WDBJ 7 news at 6 for 05/09/99

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An afternoon fire breaks out at a Roanoke home.
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And 20 people could be charged in last week's moonshine bust.
Plus we'll race back in time and remember Henry County's Lakeview dragstrip.

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In sports, George Lynch and the 76ers hang the magic out to dry, the Avs snowball the cannons,
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and highlights from Virginia Tech's bid to win the Atlantic 10 softball championship in sports.
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Sunshine and warm temperatures highlight the work week forecast. Details coming up. [open]
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[Roanoke-Fire]

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A fire destroyed an apartment in Roanoke this afternoon.
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It started around 2:30 in the unoccupied bottom floor of a house on Third Street.
The fire burned through the inside of the home, gutting the top floor apartment of the man who lived there.
He was not injured, however one fire fighter was treated for minor cuts on the scene.
Fire department officials said the blaze was knocked out in 15 minutes.
Authorities still don't know what caused the fire--an investigation continues.
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Investigators say alcohol may have been a factor in a boating accident along Smith Mountain Lake yesterday afternoon.
27-year old Jackie Lanier Junior ran his boat aground, hitting a dock and boat house.
It happened on the Franklin County side of the lake near Long Island Estates around four Saturday afternoon.
Lanier was treated and released from Roanoke Memorial Hospital.
Game Wardens say they plan to charge him with operating a boat under the influence.

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Federal agents are taking the day off after breaking up what they say are some of the biggest moonshine operations in national history.
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On Thursday, federal and local authorities raided stills and businesses throughout southwestern Virginia.
Agents of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms said today they have sealed off the stills and will destroy them on Monday.
Bart McEntire of the ATF says he expects 15 to 20 people to be indicted. The penalty for moonshining could range anywhere from three years to life in prison.
McEntire says that lab tests on the moonshine taken from the raids showed it to be as strong as 80 to 90 proof.
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[Coaches]

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In recent weeks, parents and administrators have been calling for an increased police presence in schools.
And as Joy Sutton reports the Roanoke County Police Department has found a creative and positive way to interact with students.
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((At first glance this looks a typical school soccer game..the coach on the sidelines giving orders...and the players trying to get a goal.
But there is something different about this team..the coach is Officer Tim Wyatt with Roanoke County Police Department.
It's all part of a program called "Cops for Coaches"...designed to get police officers involved with students in a positive environment.
Officer Wyatt says the program helps to break down barriers.
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((TIM WYATT/SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER: THEY WILL FEEL CONFIDENT THEY HAVE PEOPLE IN THE FORM OF POLICE OFFICERS THAT THEY CAN TRUST, THEY CAN TALK WITH, THEY'LL KNOW THAT WE'RE MORE DOWN TO EARTH))
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((APRIL HEDGE A LOT OF PEOPLE ARE LIKE HE IS SO NICE, YOU KNOW A LOT OF PEOPLE HAVE VIEW OF COPS THAT THEY'RE MEAN TO THEM...THEY DON'T LIKE COPS))
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((ERICA THOMAS: I DIDN'T KNOW THEY WERE AS MUCH DOWN TO EARTH AS I THOUGHT..AND HE'S REALLY LAID BACK AND HAS A GOOD ATTITUDE ABOUT THINGS.))
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The students say it helps to have someone they can talk to about things going on in the school.
Wyatt says he also benefits..and it's nice to have a break from the disciplinary role.
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((TIM WYATT/SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER: SUDDENLY AT 3:30 THE ROLES ARE CHANGED...I GO OUT ON THE FIELD AND NOW I'M DEALING WITH 22 LADIES ON LADIES SOCCER WHICH ARE JUST THE EPITOME OF THE PRIDE AT WILLIAM BYRD))
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There are currently 12 cop-coaches in the county.
Joy Sutton, News-7, Vinton.))

[Henry-Dragstrip]

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When the talk turns to racing in Henry County, most folks think of NASCAR and the Martinsville Speedway.
But residents also remember other tracks where local pride was on the line and victory was straight ahead.
Joe Dashiell reports on the Lakeview Dragstrip.
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The exact dates may escape him, but Harold Smith hasn't forgotten the Lakeview Dragstrip, or the '33 Ford three- window coupe with a cadillac engine he raced there.
Today, he's driving a 1928 Chevrolet... [NAT SOUND OF ENGINE AS HE ACCELERATES]
And if it appears that Smith knows this stretch of asphalt, it's because he owns it.
He operated the drag strip with friends Jim Mills and Reese Woody on land they leased from Smith's father.
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((BACK THEN IT WAS A FUN BUSINESS. YOU GOT OUTRUN. YOU GOT OUTRUN. I HAD A GUY TELL ME ONE DAY DOWN HERE THAT HE CAME FOR A TROPHY, AND HE WAS GOING TO GET A TROPHY. PULLED HIS PISTOL OUT AND SHOWED IT TO ME AND I SAID, YOU MIGHT AS WELL GO AHEAD AND PULL THE TRIGGER CAUSE YOU AIN'T GOING TO GET NO TROPHY TODAY.... LAUGHTER.)) [RUNS18]
[OUT Q=no trophy today... LAUGHTER]

Smith will be swapping stories with other members of the Lakeview Dragsters Club on May 16th. That's when they'll gather at the dragstrip near Bassett for a 40th year reunion...
The event is open to the public, and Smith is hoping to hear from others who share a passion for racing and a fondness for this particular piece of pavement.
Joe Dashiell News 7 Henry County.))

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Still ahead--the celebrations continue on-line for a local basketball team's state championship title..
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And, we'll check in with a man who's getting a reputation for cooking up the best barbeque in Lexington.
But, first let's check in with Andrew Freiden in the weather center.
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[WebWatch]

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The United Nations says keep your hands off other people's names...
And a dirty joke embarrasses the Federal Communications Commission.
More in tonight's webwatch.
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The U.N. is calling for an end to Cyber Squatting... the practice of registering the names of prominent people, places, companies, or events, and then selling that name to the people who need them.
The U.N. Intellectual property panel says THAT should be illegal.
Hitting the wrong key can sometimes have devastating results... just ask the FCC staffer who was e-mailing a daily commission report to 6 thousand reporters and government officials... and accidentally sent them a dirty joke instead. The worker has apologized and faces disciplinary action.

Enjoy a little internet magic at Bewitched-dot-com. One mystical page lets you create own star constellation by moving the cursor around the screen...
Another, entitled conflagration, will mesmerize you as it mimics the motion and colors of a spreading flame. And Whirly gig... I never quite figured this one out.... maybe you can.

The 1999 Salem Spartans State champion basketball team is STILL celebrating, with this web site. Check out the game photos... the players stats, and e-mail your congratulations.

For links to these sites, click on webwatch on the wdbj web site, at wdbj7.com.))

[Harris-Profile]

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A few years ago Pete Harris brought his specific brand of barbeque to Lexington, Virginia.
He calls it North Carolina-style barbeque and it's already attracted a local following.
Stacey Martin has more in this week's Virginia Profiles.
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((Colonel Cash Koeniger is one of many area residents who's become a regular lunchtime customer at Pete's Barbeque Station.
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((COL. CASH KOENIGER:I EAT HERE ONCE EVERY WEEK OR 10 DAYS. I EAT HERE PRETTY OFTEN AND I MUST LIKE IT BECAUSE I KEEP COMING BACK.)) [RUNS06]
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Pete Harris says he specializes in North Carolina-style barbeque beef and pork that takes a total of seven to eight hours everyday to cook and prepare.
But, the secret to the seasoning is in his sauce which he perfected several years ago while growing up in North Carolina.
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Of course he won't reveal much about his secret sauce except some of its fundamentals.
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((PETE HARRIS:I USE A VINEGAR BASED SAUCE AND THAT COMES FROM -- WAS ORIGINATED IN EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA AND THAT WAS WHAT I STARTED OUT WITH.)) [RUNS08]
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He even uses the sauce to add special flavor to certain side dishes including potatoes and baked beans.
The sauce took him more than 10 years to perfect but it took Harris a while longer to convince Lexington locals to give it a try.
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((PETE HARRIS:BARBEQUE DIDN'T REALLY GO OVER TOO WELL IN THIS AREA UNTIL ABOUT 15 YEARS AGO--PEOPLE GOT TO EATING BARBEQUE.)) [RUNS13]
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His menu hasn't changed in the five years since he's been at this location along Main Street.
And, though competition from other fast food restaurants is increasing, he's decided to stick with what he knows best.
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((PETE HARRIS:I DECIDED THAT WHEN I COME HERE TO JUST GO WITH BARBEQUE INSTEAD OF TRYING TO HAVE STEAK AND OTHER ITEMS BECAUSE WE GOT PLENTY OF FAST FOOD RESTAURANTS TO GET YOUR HAMBURGERS AND HOT DOGS, FRIED CHICKEN AND WHAT NOT.)) [RUNS24]
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Pete's Barbeque Station is open from 11 to 6 everyday except Sundays and Mondays.
Stacey Martin, News 7 Lexington.))

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Coming up next on News 7 we'll have the results of Virginia Tech's bid for an Atlantic 10 Championship.
And, Andrew will have the extended weather forcast when we return.

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Friday's downpour brought some much needed rain to parts of Southwest Virginia, but it didn't help the situation in Carvin's Cove.
The reservoirs' low water level is reminiscent of the early 1980's when it dipped to 23 feet below full pond during a drought.
Chief Meterologist Robin Reed takes a look back in this week's Virginia Newsreel.
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((Carvins Cove reservoir was up to full pond for the first 5 months of 1980. This was normal, since the reservoir often fills up during January and February. But by the end of May, the water level dropped off and continued to do so until May 1981. Rains helped a little, but not enough. By the end of December, the water level dropped to 23 feet below full pond.
Everyone was affected. The lack of rain hurt farmers who lost 53-million dollars on corn, soybeans and peanuts. Residents were placed under water restrictions. Although they still had water other residents were not so lucky. In the Catawba section of Roanoke County, some wells went dry. Most of the residents lived too far from the county's central well system. This meant they had to either dig a new well or make do without water.
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Even people that had water experienced problems. In September of 1981, residents noticed their water had a bad taste and foul odor. Roanoke City officials said the drought was to blame. Low water levels at Carvins Cove aggravated an algae problem.
But there was a light at the end of the tunnel. Significant precipitation arrived in the New Year and brought Carvins Cove back up to full pond by March 1982. For the first time in almost 2 years, water flowed over the spillway.
That's Virginia Newsreel, I'm Robin Reed.))

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The Lady Hokies come up just a few runs short of winning the A-10 softball title, the latest from the Scott Robertson memorial fianl round,
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and a tribute to a man who has given oh so much to his community in just a few.
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[S-Tech]

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Although Virginia Tech fell to Massachusetts in the Atlantic 10 Softball championship game this afternoon, the Lady Hokies should get a bid to the 48 team NCAA tourament next Sunday.
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Lets go right to the action. UMass's jacqueline Scarlett connects on this grounder down the right field line and that is gonna bring in Katie kenderski, making the count 2-nothing UMass.
[SUPER=34-UMass/2/Va. Tech/0;] Tech then gets defensive. Watch Kara Krunhardt make the great catch for the lady Hokie
s to stop a Massachusetts threat.
But UMass pitcher Danielle Henrderson strikes out 15 tech batters and ties the A-10 mark for K's in the three game tourney with 46 as UMass wins the event.
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Get out the brooms in salem, the Avalalanche completed a three game sweep at the expense of the Potomac Cannons today.
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The sun came out and so did the dancers as this guy gets his swerve on at salem Memorial Stadium.
We pick up the action in the bottom of the seventh, Andres Mitchell smacks a grounder to short, the shortstop bobbl
es the ball and Brian keck is gonna score from [SUPER=34-Salem/7/Potomac/5;]third base as the Avs take a 6-5 lead.

Then, in the bottom of the eighth, Salem's Jody Garrett doubles to right center off the wall. The two bagger sets up another Salem run.
Mark Hamlin singles to right sacoring Garrett from second and Salem goes on to win it 7-5.
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The Mothers day signs were also out and about in the Big apple as the Yankees hosted the Seattle mariners. Derek Jeter goes yard for the seventh time this season as New York gets by Seattle6-1. now your numbers.
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To the hard wood where the Philadelphia 76ers traveled to the O-rena to battle the magic in game one of the Eastern Conference quarterfinals.
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Sixers guard Allen Iverson gets a little pre-game encouragement from his mom on Mothers day.
Here's a pwenny for your thoughts...Penny hardway does it the easy way on the break away, 2 of his team high 19 points.
[SUPER=32-Philadelphia/104/Orlando/90;]But he was outdone by Iverson who scored a game high 30 points. His Sixers
lead 50-47 at the half.
George Lynch also stepped up with the doubole-double, 15 pointsd and 12 boards as the 76ers open the series witht the 104-90 victory.
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[S-Scott]

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The Scott Robertson memorial Golf Tournament is winding sdown. ladies first. Florida's miriam Nagl won the 15 to 18 girls championship. She fired a final round, 6 under 65 which breaks the course record on her way to the title.
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In the boys 15 to 18 final round, at 5:45 today, Ryan Hybl was the club house leader at even par. Here on number 18, he pars it, getting the nice roll on the short putt.
On number 16, defending champion Hunter Mahan was the leader at 2 under, but would double bogey 16. Mahan Ronald Won and Dustin Bray tied for the lead after 18 holes and are now in a playoff.
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[S-Hill]

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Former players and students say it will be a sad day for Roanoke City Schools when Moir Hill retires.
Hill has spent most of the past four decades coaching and teaching and is stepping down at the end of the school year.
Denise Allen has his story.
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After 35 years, this is Moir Hill's last baseball season, his last year at the head of the class.
Burnout was never a problem.
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Moir taught this group of men from 1975 through '84 at what was then Breckinridge Junior High.
He coached some of them in football and basketball as well as on the diamond.
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Moir Hill coaches his last game later this week.
Denise Allen News 7 Sports)).

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