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Start Over Collection Herbert H. Bateman State Senate Records, 1968/1982 Date range 1978

Box 14, Folder 1: Correspondence, memoranda, and booklets pertaining to miscellaneous issues involving state employees, 1968/1980 Box 14, Folder 1

44 items. Issues include employee compensation, workmen's compensation laws, proposed salary increases for specific positions (especially commonwealth attorneys), the Intergovernmental Personnel Act, and Virginia's Blue Cross/Blue Shield Plan.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Herbert H. Bateman State Senate Records, 1968/1982
  3. Series 155: Public Employees, 1968/1980

Box 14, Folder 2: Correspondence, memoranda, and articles relating to public employees retirement benefits, 1968/1978 Box 14, Folder 2

21 items. Including letters from Virginia Education Association officials, and correspondence with Boyd F. Collier, Director of Virginia's Supplemental Retirement System, regarding Bateman constituents. See also Retirement, series 162.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Herbert H. Bateman State Senate Records, 1968/1982
  3. Series 155: Public Employees, 1968/1980

Box 14, Folder 3: Correspondence and memoranda, and minutes of meetings relating to work of joint subcommittee studying grievance procedures, 1978 Box 14, Folder 3

29 items. File includes minutes of 9 September 1978 and 4 October 1978 meetings and correspondence from Virginia College and University Employees regarding grievance procedures.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Herbert H. Bateman State Senate Records, 1968/1982
  3. Series 155: Public Employees, 1968/1980

Box 15, Folder 20: Correspondence and reports relating to Virginia seafood industry, 1978/1979 Box 15, Folder 29

48 items. Including correspondence between Bateman and officials of City of Newport News and officials of Virginia Seafood Council (VSC), newsletters of VSC, Virginia Institute of Marine Science report on the Virginia oyster industry, and correspondence relating to Newport News Daily Press Reporter's use of Virginia Freedom of Information Act to get access to reports on sanitation in Virginia shellfish processing plants.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Herbert H. Bateman State Senate Records, 1968/1982
  3. Series 169: Seafood Industry, 1975/1979

Box 15, Folder 21: Correspondence, statistics, and bills, 1977/1979 Box 15, Folder 21

74 items. Regarding work of Virginia Seafood Products Commission and Menhaden licensing. File consists of correspondence with officials of Virginia Seafood Council (VSC), statistics on Menhaden licenses furnished by Marine Resources Commissioner, and materials relating to Bateman's bill (S. 479) for funding of Products Commission.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Herbert H. Bateman State Senate Records, 1968/1982
  3. Series 170: Seafood Products Commission, 1977/1979

Box 16, Folder 23: Correspondence from York County, Virginia County Administrator (1978), and from SWCB member (1979) regarding the Hampton Roads Sanitary District, 1978/1979 Box 16, Folder 23

3 items. 1978 correspondence from York County, Virginia County Administrator and 1979 from SWCB member regarding the Hampton Roads Sanitary District

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Herbert H. Bateman State Senate Records, 1968/1982
  3. Series 186: State Water Control Board (SWCB), 1976/1979

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