Gov Harrison slams Virginia implied consent law as a mess
Virginia Governor Albertis S. Harrison Jr branded the state’s implied consent drunk driving law a mess and urged amendments at the 1964 General Assembly. He defended blood tests to catch the guilty and clear the innocent, while opposing a repeal at a special session focused on the poll tax.
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Wheeling Man Dies After Throat Slashing in Pool Room
Thomas J. Carter a 22 year old of Wheeling died from wounds after his throat was slashed during a money dispute. William A. Fain 65 was charged with murder and held without bond pending a Friday preliminary hearing. Fain admitted using a hunting knife to inflict a six inch gash in Carter's throat in a Wheeling pool room where he said he worked.
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