Nightline: A Matter of Choice? #720289
ABC Special for Tuesday, May 21, 2002
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Taped segments with Ted Koppel (ABC), Backstreet Café parton Anna Sparks††, Backstreet Café manager Ellen Blankenship††, Roanoke resident Mary Turner, Roanoke businessman Will Trinkle, Roanoke Mayor Ralph K. Smith, Roanoke resident Mystie Overstreet††, ‘Roanoke Times’ reporter Mary Bishop, ‘Roanoke Times’ editor Rich Martin, ‘Roanoke Times’ Editor-in-Chief Mike Riley††, Roanoke resident Nancy Dancy, Roanoke resident Lisa Sineno, Metropolitan Community Church pastor Catherine Houchins††, Roanoke resident Jen DeSaegher††, Roanoke resident Wendy Maxy††, Roanoke resident John LeDoux, Green Ridge Baptist Church member Carol Brewster, Green Ridge Baptist Church member Esther Barajikian, Green Ridge Baptist Church Reverend Michael Palmer, St. Andrews Roman Catholic Church Reverend Randy Rule, Masjid al-Qawiyy Mosque Iman Abdulmubdee Shakir, Raleigh Court United Methodist Church Reverend Roy White, and unidentified others re: issues surrounding the debate over homosexuality in Roanoke, Virginia, in the wake of the murders at the Backstreet Café by Ronald Gay.
- Reporter(s):
- Koppel, Ted
- Duration:
- 00:29:00
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