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Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1966

Page

10

Dan Daniel Defends Constitutional Government Group In Move

In Richmond the House General Laws Committee approved a bill on a grudging 9 to 8 vote. The measure would require compulsory hospital tests for a congenital disorder causing mental retardation in infants. William R. Durland of Fairfax sponsors the bill amid medical opposition to mandatory testing. The program’s supporters argue it improves early detection.

Dan Daniel Richmond House General Laws Committee William R. Durland Fairfax Del Stanley E. Sacks Norfolk Virginia Commission On Eugene B.sydnor Jr Supreme Court Virginia Danville Sydnor W. A. Pennington Buckingham

Compulsory School Attendance Law Gets Unexpected Support

In Richmond AP report, Ches terfield County Huguenot High School 11th graders visit the House Education Committee. Janet Gedney urges a 17 year age limit, arguing that many dropouts could stay in school. The panel rejects a broader tuition grant bill and advances other education measures, including PKU newborn screening with parental opt out.

Richmond Sam Pope House Education Committee Janet Gedney Pope Chesterfield County Huguenot High School Dreapouts Germ

Arterial Highway Authority Proposed in Virginia

A Virginia arterial highway system authority would be created to finance and operate arterial roads, bypassing bond restrictions. The plan, modeled after Bay Bridge tunnels, would empower the new body to issue revenue bonds, condemn land, and connect major cities by 1975 with four lanes. The bill was introduced by Sen. Robert F. Baldwin with other sponsors.

Richmond Virginia General Assembly Virginia Arterial Highway System Authority Chesapeake Bay Hampton Roads Robert F. Baldwin Norfolk State Highway Commission Baldwin Demnation Highway Commission James C. Turk Radford Robert S. Burruss Jr Lynchburg Charles R. Fenwick Arlington Dels E. B. Pendleton Yunie Bradshaw Henrico Del Paul Reiber Fairfax Don E. Barman Harrisonburg del. C. Harrison Mann Jr

Anti necking bill heads for floor action in House

General Assembly briefs from Richmond report a bill by Del. Junie Bradshaw would make engaging in physical contact with the opposite sex while operating a moving vehicle a misdemeanor. Police could distinguish overt from accidental contact, proponents say. Other measures include speeding over 80 mph as reckless driving, raising auto accident damage reports from 50 to 100 dollars, and creation of industrial development authorities in several localities. The House also sent a petit vs grand larceny threshold up to 100 dollars and barred Virginia registered tires not meeting standards.

Del Edward T. Caton III Virginia Beach Tidewater Richmond House Roads Committee del. Junie Bradshaw Tom Frost Warrenton del. E. B. Pendleton Jr Richmond-Henrico House of Delegates Robert E. Lee Dels Robert Gwathmey Jr Hanover Walther Fidler Sharps Lee Lee-Jackson Stonewall Jackson Senate House Bristol Halifax County Boston Greenville County Emporia Roanoke County Roanoke Nansemond County Suffolk Franklin del. Russell M Carneal Williamsburg Virginia

Senate Roads Committee Abolishes Caboose Law Bill

Richmond AP report notes the Senate Roads Committee rejected Tuesday legislation to end the state caboose requirement for freight trains. Railroad spokesmen urged passage, saying cabooses would still be used on some trains for safety, while union leaders argued cabooses remain essential for crewmen.

Richmond Senate Roads Committee George M. Warren Jr Bristol Union

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