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

Box 12, Folder 7: October 1981 memo from President of Old Dominion University re tuition, 1981/1982 Box 12, Folder 7

Explaining reasons for state paying 70% (instead of current 65%) of students' education, and February 1982 letters from O.D.U. students urging Bateman to vote against tuition increases. (8 items)

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Herbert H. Bateman State Senate Records, 1968/1982
  3. Series 132: Old Dominion University, 1981/1982

Box 12, Folder 9: Background materials, memoranda and legislative materials relating to January 1978 bill to allow optometrists to use certain drugs, 1978 Box 12, Folder 9

23 items. Including copy of bill (HR 205), copies of newspaper clippings, undated statement by Virginia Society of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology, and packet of information on optometrist profession.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Herbert H. Bateman State Senate Records, 1968/1982
  3. Series 134: Optometrist Legislation, 1977/1979

Box 13, Folder 10: Bills, session summaries and digest of acts, 1980 Box 13, Folder 10

Copy of a bill from 1980 regular session, photocopies of 9 March 1980 article from Newport News Daily Presson final day of regular session, summary of 1980 regular session, and two copies of digest of acts of Assembly of 1980 regular session

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Herbert H. Bateman State Senate Records, 1968/1982
  3. Series 148: Post-Session, 1976/1982

Box 13, Folder 11: Legislative materials from General Assembly post-session, 1980 Box 13, Folder 11

32 items. Including copies of several acts, summary of legislative action affecting higher education, "Weekly Patron Reports" of 18 March, 27 March, and 9 April detailing action on Bateman sponsored bills, numerical summary of regular session, list of bills not yet signed by Governor, and copy of appropriations bill for fiscal year 1981-1982.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Herbert H. Bateman State Senate Records, 1968/1982
  3. Series 148: Post-Session, 1976/1982

Box 13, Folder 13: Legislative papers relating to 1982 General Assembly post-session, 1982 Box 13, Folder 13

18 items. Including summary of regular session, digest of acts of Assembly of the regular session, "Weekly Patron Report" of 17 March 1982 detailing, action on Bateman-sponsored bills, and analysis of 1982-1984 transportation funding.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Herbert H. Bateman State Senate Records, 1968/1982
  3. Series 148: Post-Session, 1976/1982

Box 13, Folder 14: Legislative materials relating to General Assembly post-session, 1982 Box 13, Folder 14

19 items. Including tables and summaries of major budget and tax issues of regular session, weekly patron reports and approved bill reports of 1 April, 8 April, 14 April, and 3 May 1982, and copy of address by Governor Charles Robb to agency heads, 9 June 1982.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Herbert H. Bateman State Senate Records, 1968/1982
  3. Series 148: Post-Session, 1976/1982

Box 13, Folder 15: Correspondence, bulletins, and reports on "Proposition 13" tax and spending limitations, 1978/1979 Box 13, Folder 25

27 items. Including several news releases from the Virginia taxpayers Association, September 1978 issue of State Legislatures, November 1978 bulletin, "Tax Revolt Digest," and several drafts of January 1979 report by state Revenue Sources and Economic Commission.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Herbert H. Bateman State Senate Records, 1968/1982
  3. Series 154: Proposition 13, 1978/1979

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