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Knowles
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TAPE# 96-105 ; edit 96-33
GRAPHIC=Knowles, Michael
A Christiansburg man accused of killing his wife is using Ann Landers'
advice column to gain national attention.
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VO-NAT
In a letter published today, Michael Knowles writes that he killed his wife,
Angie, because of an affair that started on the Internet.
"I am writing in the hope that you will let your readers know the Internet
can be a dangerous place to meet people," Knowles writes.
Landers, who claims 90 million readers, replies that Knowles was the source
of danger.
"...The danger to your wife came from YOU, not the computer. Blaming the
Internet is a cop-out."
SUPER=04-Last Year;
Knowles made similar claims in letters and local interviews last year.
His case is scheduled to go to trial in May.
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DRUG-AWARENESS
ANCHOR=Eric
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TAPE# 96-106
GRAPHIC=Drug Use
Your child's life may depend on your knowledge of today's drug culture.
That's why a drug prevention workshop in the Roanoke Valley is teaching
parents how to combat drug abuse.
Denise Allen has more on the Parent to Parent Workshop.
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((Drugs are everywhere.
That awareness is one of the first lessons taught in the workshop.
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Deena Reynolds has children ages two and six years old.
She says she wants to learn how to protect her children from outside
influences.
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Deena Reynolds hopes more organizations will contact Blue Ridge Community
Prevention Services to learn how to offer this program to more parents and
hopefully protect the valley's children.
Denise Allen New 7.))
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The Roanoke Valley Drug Abuse Council and Blue Ridge Community services
sponsored the workshop.
Rental-Inspection
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TAPE# 96-101
GRAPHIC=Roanoke City
Since Roanoke began its rental inspection program last fall, 40 percent of
the units have received a passing grade.
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SUPER=03-Roanoke;
City inspectors started with buildings along Elm Avenue in October.
And in a report to members of council, city manager Bob Herbert says 65
units have received certificates of compliance since then.
79 were found to have violations... and one was condemned as unsafe and
unfit for occupancy.
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The program was designed to improve living conditions and encourage good
maintenance of rental property.
Properties owners along Orange Avenue northwest, and Bullitt and Jamison
(JAM-i-sun) Avenues southeast are next in line.
Inspections will begin there in March.
Colors
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TAPE# 96-107
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A strong defense, patriotism and peace are goals behind the massing of
colors.
The Military Order of World Wars sponsors the ceremony every year to honor
those who gave their lives in defense of our country.
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SUPER=03-Roanoke;
50 color guard units, the 29th Infantry Band and bag pipes participated in
the tribute.
Many of the color guards are made up of students.
The Military Order of World Wars hopes this ceremony will help build
patriotism in young people.
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AND MAKE THESE PEOPLE AWARE OF WHAT HAS TAKEN PLACE BEFORE THEIR TIME SO MAYBE
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The Roanoke Chapter organizes this ceremony.
They hope it reminds us of the personal sacrifices of servicemen and women
of every race and religion.
All elements of the United States Armed Forces take part in the tribute.
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Symphony
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TAPE# 96-108
GRAPHIC=Roanoke Symphony
The Roanoke Symphony Orchestra spent the afternoon tuning up for tomorrow
night's performance.
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The public was invited to take a behind the scenes look as the Orchestra
prepared for the upcoming Monday Night Classics Four.
Visitors were able to listen in as Music Director and Conductor David Wiley
coached the musicians trying to develop the sound he hopes will distinguish him
from past leaders.
Tomorrow night's performance will feature guest violinist Derek Reeves.
Monday Night Classics four is in the Roanoke Civic Center Auditorium.
The curtain rises at 8.
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S-Daytona
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The Chevrolets of Rick Hendrick gave their owner something to smile about
today as they finished 1,2,3 in the Daytona 500.
Jeff Gordon winning the race under caution.
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The Daytona 500 literally got off to a flying start for driver Robert
Pressley his car gets loose and goes airborne however it comes down on its
wheels in the infield grass. Pressley was taken to the hospital for a cat
scan.
Dale Earnhardt took the lead from his teammate Mike Skinner early in the
race and he was the leader after 12 laps.
On the second caution, Rusty Wallace slowly drifts into the pits he took
the car to the garage area with a blown engine.
The Wood brothers led for a while but the car stalled while leaving the
pits because of transmission problems.
Mark Martin worked his way from the back to the front and he was the
leader of the race at the halfway point.
But Bill Elliott had the strongest car on the track despite not having a
clutch and he showed it taking the lead with 43 laps to go.
A caution came out because of debris on the track then Dale Earnhardt hits
the wall loses control and the car flips over several times bringing out
another caution and ending Earnhardt's day with 10 laps go to.
Several cars were involved in another wreck on the re-start and because of
oil on the track Gordon wins the Daytona 500 under caution.
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Labonte was second Craven third Elliot was fourth and Mark Martin fifth.
S-Wake
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Wake Forest was back in its A-C-C schedule this afternoon as the Wolf Pack
of N.C. State made the trip to Winston Salem.
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SUPER=03-Winston-Salem, NC/JP RAYCOM SPORTS; :
Wake head coach Dave Odom showing some concern in the first half.
And this is why C.C. Harrison nails this three pointer and the Wolfpack
took a 23 to 20 lead.
But Wake answers. Steve Goolsby pulls up and hits this trey and the game
was tied at 23 to 23.
Wake would go in at the half with the lead Tim Duncan playing with three
fouls gets the jam and foul.
The Wolfpack scored the first five points of the second half Harrison's
three pointer tied the game at 28.
The game remained close throughout SUPER=33-Wake Forest/59/N.C.
State/60/;the second half and North Carolina State goes on to win it by a
score of 60 to 59 in overtime.
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S-Wrestling
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The Christiansburg Blue Demons finished 5-th in Yesterday's state wrestling
championships at the Salem Civic Center.
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That's encouraging for new head coach Kevin Dresser. Dresser won several
championships at Grundy before retiring last spring.
And he's taking the same approach at Christiansburg that led Grundy to
dominate the sport.
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