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Newspaper
Danville Register
Location
Danville, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1973
Page
10
A Roanoke fund for a six year old girl’s kidney operation was replaced after theft and doubled by a local beer distributor, store owner William R. Stultz and Rev. David Critcher opened a Belinda account. A new jar sits on the counter as coins pour in, but it is removed at night for security.
In Virginia, Harris argues the state violates Voting Rights Act provisions, citing black underrepresentation in the 4th District, fear-driven nonregistration, and dilution of the black vote via annexations in Richmond and Petersburg. The issue asks whether Virginia should be exempt from the Act. In Washington, Federal City College funded inmate aid including loans up to 2600 dollars without Corrections knowledge, with uncashed checks halted and LEAA scrutiny, including a Caribbean trip funded by federal funds.
A federal grand jury is probing fund mismanagement at the college’s broad education division. Brown says all but 8000 dollars are justifiable. funds for a Virgin Island trip and funeral expenses cited as unjustified.
In Richmond William L. Scott urged Godwin to express plans to seek Virginia governor, noting GOP nominating rules and potential independent routes. He cited past conventions, named possible GOP contenders including Dalton, Canada, and Obenshain, and discussed impeachment, amnesty, and campaign spending views.
Appalachian Power Co said it plans to use new insulating technologies that could shrink the Ivy Creek Substation near Lynchburg, reducing station area by up to ten to one. Engineer E. C. Rankin noted SF6 insulation for long-distance transmission is unlikely within 20 years due to costs.
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