Virginia AG says bingo abuses persist after new limits
Attorney General Marshall Coleman and Virginia law enforcement officials say bingo abuses continue seven weeks after stricter rules. A Washington Post survey notes loopholes still allow operations beyond two nights weekly, keeping the $500 million annual business alive while auditors warn cash skimming remains possible. Local prosecutors and charity groups debate instant bingo and the law’s impact on fundraising.
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Howell says no new race plans while urging tax repeal
Norfolk lawyer Henry Howell, who came within 15,000 votes of governor in 1973, tells supporters at an Albemarle County picnic he will lead the fight to repeal Virginia's sales tax on food and nonprescription medicine. He denies planning another campaign in 1981 despite past bids and rumored challenges.
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