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

Box 15, Folder 18: Correspondence and reports regarding Virginia seafood industry, 1975/1977 Box 15, Folder 18

37 items. Including copy of 1975 Senate resolution to postpone publication of certain federal shellfish sanitation regulations, 1976-1977 state Marine Resources Commission report, correspondence of Bateman with Governors Mills Godwin and John Dalton and with officials of Virginia Seafood Council regarding promotion of Virginia seafood industry. See also Kepone, series 93.

  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 1: Resolutions and newsletters from Virginia Association of the Deaf, King's Daughters Children's Hospital, and other agencies regarding rehabilitative services for children and the mentally retarded, 1980/1981 Box 15, Folder 1

Regarding rehabilitative services for children and the mentally retarded. 13 items.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Herbert H. Bateman State Senate Records, 1968/1982
  3. Series 160: Rehabilitation and Social Services, 1980/1981

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 15, Folder 24: Letters and enclosed articles received from the American Academy of Pediatrics and the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation. Box 15, Folder 24

14 items. Endorsing law to require children to wear seatbelts, draft of 1980 seatbelt law and December 1980 study, "Children In Crashes." See also Child Auto Safety, series 17; and Transportation, series 199-202.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Herbert H. Bateman State Senate Records, 1968/1982
  3. Series 172: Seat Belt Legislation, 1981/1982

Box 15, Folder 25: Senate Bills--Copies of House and Senate bills and resolutions, 1981 Box 15, Folder 25

46 items. Copies of House and Senate bills and resolutions introduced into General Assembly session of January 1981, and copies of several Assembly reports on such matters as the Rehabilitative School Authority, Real Property Management, Bicycle Safety, initiative and referendum, home improvement certification.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Herbert H. Bateman State Senate Records, 1968/1982
  3. Series 173: Senate Bills, 1981/1982

Box 15, Folder 26: Senate Bills--Legislative materials and correspondence relating to progress of several Senate bills, 1982 Box 15, Folder 26

48 items. Legislative materials and correspondence relating to progress of several Senate bills in 1982 General Assembly, especially S. 96 (procurement bill), S. 145 (jury sentencing bill), and S. 305 (definitions of Virginia income tax). See also Procurement Bill, series 152; and Sentencing, series 177.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Herbert H. Bateman State Senate Records, 1968/1982
  3. Series 173: Senate Bills, 1981/1982

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