House Rejects Increase in Attorney General Pay to 30000
RICHMOND AP The House of Delegates rejected Fredericksburg Del George Rawlingss bid to raise the state attorney generals salary to 30000 a year The debate noted a discrepancy between a 40000 governor Godwin and 25000 for the attorney general The measure would have increased the governors salary while topping the attorneys pay During committee consideration Rawlings argued alignment with Godwins pay The attorney general currently receives 3000 for expenses making total 28000 but Rawlings sought 30000 a year overall.
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House of Delegates
Fredericksburg
Del
George Rawlings
Rawlings
House
Appropriations Committee
Mills E. God
Thel
Cord
Godwin
Fears
Senate
Brunswick
Joseph C. Hutcheson
Andrews
George F. Barnes
Tazewell
Leroy S
Virginia General Assembly in Brief from Richmond
Virginia lawmakers honored the late Frank H. Fuller, urged U S. Vietnam support, congratulated Israel on its 20th independence anniversary, and urged a labor management study. The Senate advanced bills on convict barber fees, daylight work for trusted convicts, rural development, a state park in Dismal Swamp, and a central warehouse for alcohol control. A coal miners pneumoconiosis bill was approved by the General Laws Committee.
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Chesterfield
I. C. Bird
Virginia General Assembly
Frank H. Fuller
Fuller
Associated Press Bureau
Ricmond
General Assembly
Virginia
Bird
Senate
Leslie D. Campbell
Hanover
Edward E. Willey
Paul W. Manns
Caroline
Leslie D. Campbell Jr
Virginia Senate
Vietnam
Campbell
U.S
Clouse
State of
Israel
Edward L. Breeden Jr
Norfolk
General Assembly of Virginia
Government of
State Department
Special Commission
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Labor
Henry EB. Howell Jr
Senate Welfare Committee
Commit
Department of Conservation and Economic Development
Department of Game and Inland Fisheries
Bureau of Correctional Field Units
State Alcohol
Ic Beverage Control Board
Senate General Laws Committee
Edgar Bacon
Bacon
George
Aldhizer TI
Emory And Henry Theta Chi Plan 300 Mile Relay
Emory and Henry College Theta Chi Epsilon brothers in Emory Virginia prepare a round the clock 300 mile relay to Richmond starting Friday noon and reaching Sunday afternoon. They seek donations for a perpetual Armbrister Memorial Award to honor late academic dean Vietors Armbrister. Thirty five members will run about a mile each with station wagons ready to replace runners.
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Brothers of Theta Chi Epsilon
Emory and Henry’ College
State Capitol
Richmond
Ron Groseclose
Bristol
Virginia
Grosechose
Armbrister
Dr. Vietors
Theta! Chi Epsilon
Greseclose
Emory and Henry
Barefoot driving legal across states prompts safety concerns
A Rocky Mountain Auto Association survey finds barefoot driving legal in all 50 states, with proponents citing alert nerves and opponents warning of pedal entanglement. A Colorado examiner notes possible questions about mentality for barefoot drivers. Virginia's new driver licensing bill advances, mandating four year licenses and exams, with phased implementation and a medical advisory board for the DMV.
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Colorado Driver Examination Department
Rocky Mountain Auto Association
Association
Rico
Wiliam F. Parkerson Jr
House
Senate
Highway Worker Electrocuted Near Greenville
Greenville NC AP reports Johnnie Lee McGowan 46 of Greenville was accidentally electrocuted Thursday while at work near Teddy about 18 miles west of Greenville. A crane touched a power line, coroner E W Harvey ruled the death accidental.
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N.C
North Carolina Highway Commission
Teddy
Johnnie Lee McGowan
E. W. Harvey
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