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Coming up -- the wait continues for the family of a man who died in the custody of Roanoke Police over the weekend.
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The University of Virginia has a new course on it's schedule teaching physicians the role of spirituality in health.
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And Virginia gets a wake up call to improve the quality of minority health care.
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((THE FBI HAS AUTHORIZED A REWARD OF 100 THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR INFORMATION LEADING TO THE APREHENSION, ARREST OF INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE RESONSIBLE FOR THIS ACT.))
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The search for a killer continues while family and friends mourn the death of Dr. Barnett (Slehp-ee-un) Slepian.
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Good Evening. I'm Jean Jadhon.
The obstretrician who performed abortions was shot to death while standing in his kitchen Friday night-
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Today several hundred people turned out for Dr. Slepian's funeral in Amherst, New York.
A man whose children were delivered by Slepian says abortion wasn't what he was about.
Instead he says Slepian was about children.
Police say Slepian had left work Friday and was at home talking to his wife when he was murdered.
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((CHIEF JOHN ASKEY/AMHERST POLICE: THE INDIVIDUAL WHO SHOT DR SLEPIAN WAS HIDING IN A WOODED AREA BEHIND DR. SELPIANS RESIDENCE FOR AN UNDERERMINED PERIOD OF TIME. INVESTIGATORS AT THE SCENE DISCLOSED THIS UNKNOWN INDIVIDUAL FIRED ONE SHOT FROM A HIGH POWERED RIFLE THRU THE KITCHEN WINDOW RESULTING IN THE FATAL WOUND TO DR. SLEPIAN.))
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Doctor Slepian's murder has been widely condemned by forces on both sides of the abortion issue, including Operation Rescue director Flip Benham.
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Lynchburg residents will remember Reverend Benham from his series of rallies there this past spring..
Steve Smallshaw joins us live, Steve what do Benham's supporters say about this murder?
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Jean, they're in step with Flip Benham who has been appearing almost non- stop today on national t-v discussing the abortion issue.
While they don't condone the doctor's murder, Benham and his followers say people should not be surprised by it.
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For several months, Lynchburg was Flip Benham's personal battleground in the debate over abortion.
Benham served a three- month jail term for trepassing during an anti- abortion rally.. his supporters say stifling free speech can sometimes lead to violence.
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((REV. RICHARD KNODEL/GRACE ORTHODOX CHURCH: WHEN A CITY LIKE LYNCHBURG CAN DO SOMETHING LIKE THAT, DOES THAT ENCOURAGE THE LAWFUL PEOPLE LIKE MYSELF? NO, IT ENCOURAGES THE CRAZIES, AND SO BY REVOLTING AGAINST THE LORD AND HIS WAYS, THE JUDGES OF THE LAND ULTIMATELY ENCOURAGE THIS KIND OF WICKEDNESS THEMSELVES.))
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A controversial website that lists the names of doctors who perform abortions also crosses out those who are killed.. a line appeared through Slepian's name shortly after his murder.
In this kind of climate, Planned Parenthood says the Buffalo incident comes as no surprise.
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((DAVE NOVA/PLANNED PARENTHOOD: THAT'S THE BIGGEST TRAGEDY OF ALL, IS THAT THIS DOESN'T COME AS A SURPRISE. WE'VE BEEN BRACING FOR AN ATTACK.. THIS SEEMS TO BE AN ANNUAL ATTACK AND ALL CLINICS THAT PROVIDE ABORTIONS AROUND THE COUNTRY AND IN CANADA HAVE BEEN ON ALERT FOR SEVERAL WEEKS.))
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It could be six weeks before the medical examiner can pinpoint the cause of death in the case of a man who died in Roanoke Police custody over the weekend.
Friday night police stopped Derek Poindexter around Boulevard and Patterson Avenue.
He was arrested for possession of crack cocaine.
When they got to the jail, a city police officer noticed Poindexter had something in his mouth... and used pepper spray to get him to spit it out.
Poindexter collapsed and died.
The Medical Examiner says he can't say why, until he gets a toxicology report.
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A Halifax County man is dead after he slammed his Corvette into the back of a school bus.
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The accident happened just before eight this morning on Route-603 in Nathalie.
The school bus had stopped to load children when it was hit by the Corvette.
State Police say 42-year old Harry Edward Ray might not have seen the bus because of a blinding morning sun.
The collision killed Ray instantly.
About a dozen students went to the hospital for check-ups... but no one was seriously hurt.
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Still to come -- The Mideast Peace Agreement prompts more violence in the West Bank.
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And, the countdown is on as NASA prepares to send John Glenn BACK into space.
We'll have the latest.
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In medical news, it looks like minority health still has a long way to go in the Commonwealth.
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Plus Patrick Evans takes a look at Desktop Yoga... later on News 7 at 5.
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Protestors took to the streets in the West Bank-
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Many Palestinians are unhappy with the Wye River Peace Accord reached last week.
While protests started out peacefully- they quickly turned violent.
An Israeli security guard was shot to death in (Heh-bron) Hebron.
Hours later police found the body of a Palestinian near a Jewish settlement.
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Meanwhile a vote of confidence in Israel's parliament- for Benjamin Netanyahu and the peace accord.
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The countdown has officially begun for Thursday's launch of the Space Shuttle Discovery.
As Lee Cowan reports, the mission will carry John Glenn into space for his second voyage.
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((Discovery's countdown clock is finally ticking it's way down to launch.
For John Glenn that clock has been ticking for 36 years.
Ever since his historic launch in 1962, becoming the first
american to ever orbit the earth, glenn has wanted to return.
Now at age 77 - he's getting his wish.
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ONCE AGAIN, HE'LL BE A PIONEER - ONE OF THE FIRST IN SPACE IS NOW THE OLDEST TO GO INTO SPACE, AND THAT'S THE POINT.
During his 9 day mission, he will be performing a battery of
tests to study the effects of aging.
everything from bone loss to sleep disturbance. it was his
idea - his ticket back to space.
a ticket many begrudge nasa for giving out too fast for what
some say is a relatively small return.
BILL HARWOOD/CBS NEWS CONSULTANT: I'D SAY IT'S A SMALL STEP FOR GERONTOLOGY AND A GIANT LEAP FOR NASA PUBLIC RELATIONS.
GLENN DISAGREES.
SEN. JOHN GLENN/SHUTTLE ASTRONAUT: YOU DON'T SEND PEOPLE INTO SPACE JUST BECAUSE THEY MIGHT LIKE TO GO.
IT'S NOT A PLACE YOU GO FOR JOYRIDES.
And he should know. training isn't exactely for the faint of
heart - and hardley for someone the same age as the pope.
a clean bill of health is hard to come by from nasa - glenn got it and will soon be on his way.
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DELAY THURSDAY'S LAUNCH. BUT WAITING IS SOMETHING JOHN GLENN IS GETTING PRETTY USED TO. LEE COWAN, CBS NEWS, KENNEDY SPACE CENTER.))
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Coming up later on News 7 at 5. You've probably heard of desktop publishing, and desktop computers.
But what about Desktop Yoga?
Patrick Evans will tell us what that's all about.
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Coming up in Sports, an injury update from UVA on Anthony Poindexter.
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On health check --
New medical school classes at UVA are preparing future practitioners to treat the whole person -- body, mind, and spirit.
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Plus, what age is the right age to take children to the orthodontist?
Some dentists say the earlier the better.
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Good afternoon I'm Keith Humphry here's one of the stories we're working on for News 7 at Six.
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He's the Democrat who says you want a change.
But why does Mayor David Bowers think voters will choose him over Republican Congressman Bob Goodlatte?
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Hear what Bowers stands for -- why he thinks even Republicans will vote for him.
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That story and more tonight on News7 at Six.
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The annual death rate of African Americans in Virginia is five times greater than that of whites.
That stunning statistic is just part of a grim picture on black health that the state legislature will be getting next month.
Ellen Qualls has a preview.
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((For every one thousand Virginians, 1-point-7 whites die each year, and nine blacks die.
Heart disease is the biggest killer of everybody.
But compare the races:
For every one hundred thousand Virginians, 128 whites die of heart disease to every 187 blacks.
Today, Virginia was just one part of a national campaign by U-S Surgeon General David Satcher to focus on improving minority health by the year 2000.
Virginia lawmakers get a special report on minority health in November-- but the state's expert says the real solutions are community-based.
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((ROBERT BOLLING/VIRGINIA MINORITY HEALTH DIRECTOR: I THINK AS PEOPLE BECOME AWARE ABOUT THE GAP -- THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE HEALTH STATUS OF BLACKS AND WHITES -- COMMUNITIES ARE EMPOWERED TO DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT. SOMETHING AS SIMPLE AS GETTING MORE EXERCISE, EATING MORE PROPERLY TO IMPROVE THEIR OWN HEALTH. AND AS I IMPROVE MY OWN HEALTH, I'M MORE WILLING TO TALK TO MY NEIGHBOR ABOUT IMPROVING HIS OR HER HEALTH.))
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Breast cancer occurs about equally across all racial lines.
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That means black women are, as a group, finding out they have breast cancer too late to survive it.
African- Americans make up about 19-percent of Virginia's population.
But in 1997, blacks comprised 71-percent of all new AIDS cases in the state.
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State lawmakers get some recommendations on November 17th.
Ellen Qualls, News 7 Health Check.))
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Many parents assume they have to wait until a child has all of his
permanent teeth to see an orthodontist.
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But doctors are recommending BEFORE they need braces, the first exam by an orthodontist should be done.
That might show a developing problem with position.
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In most cases, the initial visit will only include an exam, but
sometimes, the orthodontist will order a panoramic x-ray.
That picture will give the specialist a good idea of how the permanent teeth are developing -- and if there's a hidden problem.
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Orthodontists estimate that 75 percent of children could benefit from a visit around age 10.
Some orthodontists will even give that initial screening free.
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The connection between spirituality and health is gaining acceptance with convention medicine.
The University of Virginia is among one of seven of the nation's leading medical schools to receive a 25-thousand dollar award to begin a course that explores the link between spirituality, religion and health in patient care.
This award-winning course will begin in the 1999-2000 school year.
Other recipients of the Spirituality and Medicine Curricular Awards include Harvard University, Howard University, Medical University of South Carolina, and Vanderbilt University.
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Welcome folks to the first Monday ticker of the year since turning back the clock.
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We begin tonight in Charlottesville where things are a little bit too interesting for many these days.
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All-American Anthony Poindexter underwent an MRI on his injured knee today to determine the extent of his injury to the lateral collateral ligament in his left knee.
Steve Mason has more from Charlottesville.
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In one baseball note for you, a New York player who does not play for the Yankees is not the richest player in all of baseball.
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Mike Piazza, signed a seven year 91 million dollar contract with the Mets today.
That is an average of $13 million a season.
As art of the deal he will get a hotel suite to himself on all road games and use of a luxury box for all home games.
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Coming up at six, Bruce Arena has a new job, and the Redskins are switching quarterbacks again.
Take care everybody.
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Often the working environment is the least conducive to rest and peacefulness-
but today Patrick Evans has a guest that will change your thinking about that.
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Patrick, how do you do yoga at your desktop?
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Honking horns were not the sounds of one traffic jam in Spain yesterday.
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[10:17:08]
Cow bells and bleating were more like it, as some 2-thousand sheep crowded the streets of Madrid.
The sheep were passing through as part of an annual procession to highlight the need to protect ancient grazing paths.
Shepherds and ecologists complain that the spread of cities and towns has destroyed grazing paths.
But yesterday, anyway, the sheep had their run of the city.
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