WDBJ 7 morning news for 03/01/99

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A happy end in the search for a missing Bedford County toddler.
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[ANCHOR=Melanie]
Meantime, a very different ending in Massachusetts in the search for a boy who wandered away in a snow storm.
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It's a blustery morning, with scattered snow showers in the higher elevations. Expect highs today in the upper 40s, with winds near 30 miles an hour at times. The complete work week outlook is coming up.
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A three year old boy is safe and sound after spending 24 hours on his own in Bedford County.
David Johnson has more.
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((Three year old Zachery Charles Ranson was found near a pond about a half mile from his father's home.
Police say when a rescue crew volunteer found the boy, he appeared unharmed.
Relatives say Ranson had been visiting his father over the weekend when he wandered off into a heavily wooded area with two family dogs Saturday afternoon.
Shortly after authorities were notified a full-scale search was underway.
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The effort included local and state law enforcement, the local national guard, search dogs from around the state and a helicopter.
Even state police scuba divers were brought in to sweep the Eagle Eyrie Lake where volunteers feared the boy had drowned.
Officials say this is one potential nightmare that had a story-book ending.
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An autopsy is scheduled for the 9-year old boy found dead near his Massachusetts home... after being missing for several days.
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Rescue teams discovered Corey Anderson's body yesterday.. on the bank of an icy stream.
They say he was curled in a ball in dense bushes.
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The frantic search began Thursday.. when Corey disappeared while looking for his dog in a heavy snowstorm.
State police say Corey suffered from attention deficit disorder and had missed some doses of his medicine.
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Two young boys, in different parts of the country were killed this weekend by pit bulls.
Police in Savannah, Georgia, are considering bringing charges against the stepfather of six-year-old who died yesterday after being mauled by his stepfather's dog, which somehow got out of the family's fenced-in back yard.
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And in Los Angeles, a 14-month-old boy is also dead from a similar mauling by a pit bull in his yard last night.
Authorities say the attack was so vicious that the dog tore some of the flesh from the toddler's face.
He was also bitten on the neck, arm, chest and shoulder. in the attack.
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The family says this is the first time the dog has attacked anyone.
No charges have been filed
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[1-Sports]

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In sports, the lady Hokies prove that having the best record doesn't always guarantee the best results.
Roy Stanley has details.
Good Morning Roy.
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[Banana-war]

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While the U-S deals with the conflict in the Balkans between the Serbs and the ethnic Albanians, its trying to head off another war.
This one is over Bananas.
Tom Fenton explains.
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((What do Louis Vuitton handbags have to do with bananas? The price of French handbags could double soon in America because of a looming trade war with Europe over bananas. That's right, bananas. They were a central issue at a US-French summit two weeks ago.
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WE TALKED ABOUT IT, AND WE'RE BEING QUITE STRONG ABOUT IT.. And last week in France, Secretary of State Albright found herself dealing with a banana war while trying to head off a real war in the Balkans. On one side of the banana battle are the poor workers on small Caribbean Islands. They depend on guaranteed access to european markets for their very survival. On the other side are the big US-owned banana companies in Central America. They already have a 70 percent share of of the European market, but could have more if the Europeans didn't favor their former colonies in the Caribbean. Washington is backing the big fruit companies, which have been generous contributors to both the Republican and Democrat parties.
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The US is preparing to fire the first salvo this week by slapping hundred per cent tariffs on fine Scottish cashmere sweaters and a range of other European exports -- from Belgian waffles to candles. As trade wars go, the banana war would not be a big one. OC BUT BEHIND THIS TRADE DISPUTE LOOM FAR BIGGER PROBLEMS ..SUCH AS EUROPEAN OBJECTIONS TO HORMONES IN AMERICAN MEAT EXPORTS, OR TO GENETICALLY MODIFIED AMERICAN CROPS. IF THIS LITTLE BANANA WAR CAN'T BE SETTLED PEACEFULLY, THE WORLD TRADE SYSTEM COULD BEGIN TO BREAK DOWN, AND EVERYBODY -- NOT JUST BANANA FARMERS -- COULD BE THE EVENTUAL LOSERS. TOM FENTON, CBS NEWS, LONDON.))

[S-Tech-Dining]

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Campus dining isn't quite the same at Virginia Tech these days--thanks to a new dining center.
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More than three thousand students flock to the West End Market on campus each day.
One thing that makes the market unique is the wide range of food available.
There are seven restaurants inside-- and each prepares its food as you watch.
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((RICK : WHEN WE DESIGNED IT, WE KNEW THAT WE WANTED A WOOD FIRED PIZZA OVEN, AND WE HAD THE WRAPPED SANDWICHES, WHICH IS THE HOTTEST NEW FOOD TREND AND THEN WE GO TO SOMETHING LIKE THE CHOP SHOP, WHERE WE'RE ACTUALLY CUTTING STEAKS TO ORDER FOR STUDENTS AND WHAT'S AMAZED ME ABOUT IT IS THAT STUDENTS WILL ORDER A TEN OUNCE OR 12 OUNCE STEAK AND THEY GET IT CUT RIGHT IN FRONT OF THEM, WE BROIL IT TO THEIR LIKING.))
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One of the most popular restaurant areas is "The Fighting Gobbler Sports Lounge"-- which is decorated with Virginia Tech sports memorabilia and also includes big screen TV's.
The Market Place also has a coffee shop.
On Thursday- Tech's Department of Residential and Dining Programs held a grand opening to showoff the new dining center.
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[Health-Check]

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In medical news, there's good news for working moms.
Mika Brzezinski has that story and more in this morning's Health check.
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(( THE GUILT EXPERIENCED BY THOUSANDS OF WORKING MOMS MAY NOW BE REDUCED THANKS TO A NEW STUDY.
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A PSYCHOLOGIST AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS FOUND NO DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CHILDREN WHOSE MOTHERS WERE EMPLOYED VERSUS KIDS WHOSE MOM'S STAYED AT HOME DURING THE FIRST THREE YEARS.
THE AUTHOR SAYS THE QUALITY OF THE PARENT-CHILD RELATIONSHIP AND THE QUALITY OF THE CHILD DAY-CARE ARRANGEMENT.. ARE MUCH MORE IMPORTANT THAN OUTSIDE EMPLOYMENT OF THE MOTHER.
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THE AMERICAN RED CROSS IS STEPPING UP ITS EFFORTS TO TRAIN PEOPLE TO JUMP-START THE HEARTS OF CARDIAC ARREST PATIENTS.
MORE AND MORE PUBLIC FACILITIES HAVE PORTABLE HEART STARTING DEBRILLATORS ON HAND... SO THE AMERICAN RED CROSS WILL NOW TEACH PEOPLE HOW TO USE THEM AS PART OF C-P-R TRAINING.
THE PILOT PROGRAM WILL RUN IN A DOZEN U-S CITIES BETWEEN MARCH AND JULY.
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AND RESEARCHERS IN ENGLAND ARE WORKING TO PERFECT A BAND-AID THAT DOESN'T HURT WHEN ITS RIPPED OFF.
THE NEW TECHNOLOGY WORKS USING AN ADHESIVE WHICH LOSES ITS STICKINESS WHEN EXPOSED TO LIGHT.
THE PAIN-FREE BAND-AID WON'T BE ON THE MARKET FOR AT LEAST TWO YEARS.
THAT'S A LOOK AT TODAY'S MEDICAL NEWS. I'M MIKA BRZEZINSKI, CBS NEWS, NEW YORK.))

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[On Record]
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Here's a look at today's top stories.
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A happy end in the search for a missing Bedford County boy.
Three year old Zachery Ranson was found about a half mile from his father's home yesterday after disappearing Saturday afternoon.
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Israel continues to retaliate against guerrilla targets in Lebanon.
Bombs are falling for a second day after a blast killed four Israelis. Secretary of State Albright is urging restraint from both sides, but Israel's leader says Hezbollah (hez-boh-LAH') attacks won't be tolerated.
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[ANCHOR=Melanie]

And another class of freshman at VMI survives the rat line.
The students participated in a revamped Breakout yesterday that involved an 18 mile march instead of a muddy hill.

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And that's what's making news on this Monday March First.
[anchor=Melanie]

News 7 Mornin' will be right back.

[Albright-China]

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Secretary of State Madeleine Albright has some harsh words for Chinese leaders.. on their handling of human rights.

Albright kicked-off two-days of talks in Beijing by criticizing China's crackdown on pro-democracy activists.
But China's Foreign Minister shot back-- accusing groups in the United States of purposely intefering with China-U.S. relations.
Barry Petersen reports.
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VMI rats earned a new honor..after surviving a remodeled "Breakout."
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Yesterday was the highlight of that event, wrapping up a 48 hour trial during which rats were pushed to their limits in order to become an official class.
The rats rose early in the morning for an 18 and a half mile march, which ended with the re-creation of the charge of VMI cadets during the civil war Battle of New Market.
Several anxious parents were also there to watch the achievment.
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The rats officially became VMI's class of 2002 at a formal ceremony yesterday afternoon.
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[S-Teacher-Battery]

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School teachers in Virginia may finally have a special protected status.
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The General Assembly gave final approval to a measure mandating a two day jail sentence for anyone who physically assaults a school teacher.
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((SEN. KEN STOLLE THIS BILL IS ABOUT A MINIMUM STANDARD FOR TEACHERS THAT IS HIGHER THAN ANY OTHER CLASS IN VIRGINIA.
AND THAT IS NOT WHAT I BELIEVE IS THE RIGHT COURSE FOR VIRGINIA.))
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((SEN. HENRY MARSH/D-RICHMOND: TWO DAYS IN JAIL IS NOT LONG FOR A STUDENT WHO HITS A TEACHER. AND I THINK IT'S TIME WE NOT BE SOFT ON CRIMINALS WHO HIT TEACHERS. WE HAVE A REPUTATION OF NOT BEING SOFT ON CRIME. WHY SHOULD WE CODDLE THESE HOODLUMS?))
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The teacher protection bill now goes to the Governor for his review.

[Feedback]

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Our viewer mailbox was full following Scott Goldberg's "Going South" series--about jobs in the textile industry moving to Mexico.
Assignment editor Joe McKean has more in News 7's Feedback.
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((One of the segments dealt with consumers desires for affordable clothes, and the pressure that puts on companies to cut productions costs.
A viewer from Floyd responded: "...I believe you are selling the consumer short. At least this consumer short. I check the labels on almost everything I buy. I never buy from China unless it's my last choice, and sometimes I will forgo the purchase. If I can find a product that meets my needs and is made in the US I will buy it over less expensive brands made outside of the US...There are times you cannot find the product made in the US eg: electronics, try finding shoes or sneakers made here...When the gentleman said this evening that when you buy a product you are in essence 'voting' for products made there is not necessarily true. We just may not have a choice."
From Blacksburg, another viewer wrote: "Now, I'm not naive enough to think that Channel 7 isn't interested in ratings, but I do see a qualitative difference in the type of stories covered and in the manner in which they are presented. The recent story on 'Going South' is a case in point. It's the kind of meaningful local news/interest story that has a purpose other than titillating the viewer. I just wanted you to know it's appreciated...."
If you want to express your appreciation of our work, or your disapproval, here's how to do it.
U.S. mail goes to P.O. Box 7, Roanoke, 24022-0007.
Faxes should be sent to 540-343-7269.
The e-mail address is news@wdbj7.com.
And you'll find a moderated on-line forum at our web site, wdbj7.com.
Joe McKean, News-7.))

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[On Record]
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[Israel]

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For the second day in a row, Israel is pounding guerrilla targets in Lebanon.
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It is retaliation for yesterday's bombing that killed three Israeli soldiers and a journalist.
There were also rockets fired at Israel from Lebanon.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has convened a group of his senior ministers to decide whether to expand the campaign against the Hezbollah (hez-boh-LAH), which has been waging a guerrilla war to drive Israel out of Lebanon.
Israel has occupied part of Lebanon since 1985.
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[Apartment-Fire]

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We have some breaking news to tell you about this morning...
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Firefighters are on the scene of a blaze in Danville.
The apartment building on the corner of Jefferson and Wilson Streets was fully involved when they arrived.
Firefighters were called out before six this morning.
We'll bring you more details as they become available.
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[WebWatch]

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A major retailer on the internet gets out of the business of selling guns..
And, you can help choose Virginia's new state song on-line.
Eric Earnhart has more in WebWatch.
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Popular auction site E-bay will be un-armed in five days.
On March 5th, e-bay will eliminate its miscellaneous firearms category.
E-bay officials say they decided the internet was not an "appropriate venue" for gun sales.. because there is no way to guarantee that buyers and sellers are complying with various state laws governing firearms transactions.
The site still has almost five thousand listings, as sellers try to beat the deadline.
It looks like SPAM will soon be a criminal offense in Virginia. Lawmakers passed a bill making it a misdemeanor to send unsolicited junk e-mail... most offenses would be misdemeanors, but some spammers could face felony charges.
Governor Gilmore says he'll sign the bill, make Virginia the fourth state to pass an anti-spam law.
You CAN use e-mail to help lawmakers chose Virginia's next state song... The contestants are online--- you can us
e realaudio software to listen to the tunes and vote for your favorite...
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It's not exactly mp3 quality... but if you have trouble understanding the words you can also download the lyrics and follow along.
For links to these sites, click on WebWatch, on the WDBJ website, at WDBJ7-dot-com.))

[3-Sports]

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In sports, Jeff Maggert is golf's million dollar man.
Roy Stanley has details.
Good Morning Roy.
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Now here's another look at today's top local stories:
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Nearly 24 hours after he wandered away from his father's Bedford County home, three year old Zachery Charles Ranson was found safe and sound.
Hundreds of law-enforcement officials and volunteers searched for the boy.
Zachery appeared to be unharmed-- just wet and a little muddy.
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[VO-NAT]
[ANCHOR=Kimberly]

Another session of the rat-line is over-- this time it ended with a new twist.
Early yesterday morning, the V-M-I freshmen marched 18 and a half miles from Harrisonburg to New Market where they re-created the cadet charge during the Civil-War battle of New Market.
The rats officially became VMI's class of 2002 at a formal ceremony yesterday afternoon.
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[ANCHOR=Melanie]

Virginia Tech is showing off its brand-new dining center.
More than three thousand students flock to the West End Market on campus each day.
There are seven restaurants inside-- and each prepares its food as you watch.
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