Collection: Herbert H. Bateman State Senate Records, 1968/1982 - ARVAS Search Results

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

Box 21, Folder 17: Alcohol Abuse, Prison Training, Welfare Budget, Savings Loans, Medicaid, Appointments, 1982 Box 21, Folder 17

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Box 21, Folder 18: Constituents' problems with governmental agencies. Box 21, Folder 18

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Box 21, Folder 19: Healthcare, Nursing Homes, Medicaid, 1982 Box 21, Folder 19

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Box 21, Folder 1: Citizen Presentation, "The Energy Dilemma", "Virginia Votes for a New Constitution", 1972/1973 Box 21, Folder 1

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Box 21, Folder 20: Domestic Violence, Insurance, Nursing, Page Jobs, Labor Unions, 1982 Box 21, Folder 20

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Box 21, Folder 21: Tax Increases, Housing for Disabled, Public Schools, 1982 Box 21, Folder 21

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Box 21, Folder 22: Law Enforcement, Agriculture, Death Penalty, and Other, 1982 Box 21, Folder 22

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Box 21, Folder 23: Correspondence Outside District, 1982 Box 21, Folder 23

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Box 21, Folder 24: Correspondence Outside District, 1982 Box 21, Folder 24

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Box 21, Folder 25: Correspondence Outside District, 1982 Box 21, Folder 25

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