An Act to amend and reenact § 46.1-299, as amended, of the Code of Virginia, relating to devices signalling intention to turn or stop and rules therefor.

Volume 1968 Law 99

Volume	1966
Law Number	719
Subjects	Budget Public expenditures Education Employment and labor Healthcare Judicial Utilities Agriculture Civil Rights Labor Charity Transportation Voting Wildlife Recreation Children -- Institutional care Slavery Prisons Alcohol

CHAPTER 719

An Act to appropriate the public revenue for the two years ending,
respectively, on the thirtieth day of June, 1967, and the thirtieth day
of June, 1968.

{H 10]
Approved April 6, 1966

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Virginia:

_ § 1. That the following are hereby appropriated, for the current
biennium, as set forth in the succeeding sections and items for the purposes
Stated and for the years indicated:

a. The balances of appropriations made by previous acts of
the General Assembly which are unexpended at the close of busi-
ness on the last day of the previous biennium, except as continued
by Section 48 of this act; and,

b. The public taxes and arrears of taxes, as well as the rev-
enue and money derived from all other sources, which shall come
into the State treasury prior to the close of business on the last
day of the current biennium.

Such balances, public taxes, arrears of taxes, revenues, and money derived
from all other sources as are not segregated by law to special funds shall
establish and constitute the general fund of the State treasury. Except
where otherwise provided in this act, the sums appropriated are appro-
priated from the general fund of the State treasury. All special funds
shall be segregated as provided in this act, and special funds which are
not otherwise segregated by this act shall be segregated in accordance
with the acts respectively establishing such funds.

§ 2. When used in this act the term “current biennium” means the
period from the first day of July, nineteen hundred sixty-six, through
the thirtieth day of June, nineteen hundred sixty-eight, inclusive, and the
term “previous biennium” means the period from the first day of July,
nineteen hundred sixty-four, through the thirtieth day of June, nineteen
hundred sixty-six, inclusive.
BIENNIUM 1966-1968

§ 8. For Recurring Maintenance and Operation and Additional Equipment Items.

LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT

GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA
First Year Second Year

Item 1

For legislating for the State, a sum sufficient, estimated

Ge ae ae a

Out of this appropriation shall be paid the salaries

$ 189,025

of members, clerks, assistant clerks, officers, pages
and employees; the mileage of members, officers and

employees, including salaries and mileage of mem-
bers of legislative committees sitting during recess;

public printing and related expenses required by or
for the General Assembly; and the incidental expenses
of the General Assembly. (§§ 14.1-17 through 14.1-28,

inclusive, Code of Virginia, as amended.)

Out of this appropriation shall be paid the expenses
of the commission to study income taxation pursuant

to HJR 64, not exceeding $10,000.

Out of this appropriation shall be paid, in accord-
ance with law, for the State contribution to the Clerks

of the State Senate and House of Delegates Retire-
ment Fund, a sum sufficient, estimated at $1,490 the
first year, and for retirement pay of beneficiaries of
the Fund if it is exhausted, a sum sufficient, estimated

at $6,179 the first year and $7,669 the second year.

Out of this appropriation the following salaries

shall be paid:

Clerk of the House of Delegates.._.._____.__$15,750

this sum to be in lieu of all fees for certi-
fied copies of Acts, resolutions, records
and papers of the House of Delegates, and
of sections of the Code to the Clerk or the
office of the Clerk, which fees shall be
paid promptly into the general fund of the
State treasury; it is provided, however,
that no fee for such copies shall be re-
quired of members of the General Assem-
bly, notwithstanding any contrary provi-
sion of law.

Clerk of the Senate... =» Ss $4,700
Assistant Clerk of the Senate_.....__.._.._.$ 8,040
Secretary and Deputy to the Clerk of the
Senate 8S 8040

It is further provided that out of this appropriation
there is hereby appropriated for payment of expenses
of the Lieutenant-Governor, $3,000 each year, to be

paid in equal monthly installments of $250 each.

This appropriation includes for additional equip-

ment $1,600 each year.

$ 761,065

AUDITING COMMITTEE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY

$ 585

Item 2

For auditing public accounts. ence enceeee meee 585
DIVISION OF STATUTORY RESEARCH AND DRAFTING

Item 3

For assistance in preparing legislation...

$ 101,380

$ 126,840
First Year Second Year
Out of this appropriation the following salary shall

be paid:
Director pr nee ei it ene STR OOO
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $9,850 the first year and $300 the second year.

VIRGINIA ADVISORY LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
Item 4
For study and advice on legislative matters.__ttt..$ 62,635 $ 57,150
Out of this appropriation shall be paid the per diem
and expenses of the Council and other expenses inci-
dent to studies.
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $100 each year.

VIRGINIA CODE COMMISSION
Item 5
For carrying out the duties prescribed by §§ 9-66 through
9-77.2, inclusive, of the Code of Virginia, pertaining to
the codification and printing of acts of the General
Assembly in code form a sum sufficient, estimated at_$ 810 $ 87,825

VIRGINIA COMMISSION ON INTERSTATE COOPERATION

Item 6
For promoting interstate cooperation, a sum sufficient,
estimated at 2 So 28,000 §$ = =—28,000

; COMMISSION ON VETERANS’ AFFAIRS
tem 7
For making investigations and recommendations concern-
ing appropriate legislation for the benefit of Virginia
war veterans and their dependents.._.____.____$ 250 $ 250

COMMISSION FOR ECONOMY IN GOVERNMENTAL
EXPENDITURES
Item 8
For studies in the interest of economical and efficient
tion 40,000 32$ 10,000

Total for Legislative Department__._..____.__._._.$ 417,185 $ 1,006,715

JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS
Item 9
For adjudication of legal cases___________._......--$ 862,525 $ 369,065
Out of this appropriation the following salaries
and wages shall be paid:
Chief Justice nace cee 24,200
Associate Justices (6), each at... $22,500
It is further provided that out of this appropria-
tion shall be paid the traveling and other expenses of
the Justices of the Supreme Court of Appeals, one
thousand five hundred dollars for each Justice, which
sum shall be in lieu of mileage.
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $2,000 each year.
Item 10 First Year
For printing records of litigation, a sum sufficient, esti-

MAO! Ab. issn rere reeeasncmboncmeng: £9,000
Item 11
For maintenance of law Library. ..ccecnccsecscmecnecennnenmucnenneeeesp 40,115

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $14,000 the first year and $14,500 the second
year.

Item 12
For office of executive secretary to the Supreme Court of
Appeals, the salaries of such employees to be fixed by
the Supreme Court; provided that the salary of such
executive secretary shall not exceed the amount
allowed by law to a judge of a trial court of record...$ 33,205
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $500 each year.

TRIAL COURTS OF RECORD
Item 13
For adjudication of legal Cases...ercajccmessnsessensscesssnesstsntuneenueneenseens $ 1,522,215
Out of this appropriation shall be paid the follow-
ing salaries:
Tudges (87), Cache arteececcccccseecsceeesserseseenetneesseneeneonees $16,900
the first year and $17,500 the second year.
Judge of the Corporation Court, City of
Winchester vccss.cccce nn ee $ 1,120
Compensation to sheriffs, sergeants and their
deputies for attendance upon the circuit
and city courts, as authorized by § 14.1-72

of the Code of Virgimian. nn cccecccsnceneus $14,000
the first year, and $15,000 the second year.
Clerk of Hustings Court, at Richmond............... $ 1,000

Clerk of Tenth Circuit Court, at Richmond....$ 3,500
Secretary of Tenth Circuit Court, at

Richmond $ 3,900

RETIREMENT OF JUSTICES AND JUDGES
Item 14
For expenses of retired Justices and Judges when recalled
to active duty, in accordance with law, a sum sufficient.

Item 15

For the State contribution to the Judges’ and Commis-
sioners’ Retirement Fund and to the County Court
Judges’ Retirement Fund, the amounts required by law
to be made from the general fund including amounts
due for previous years, a sum sufficient, estimated at_.$ 300,800

Total for Supreme Court of Appeals and Other
COUTTS. peers ee D808 860

VIRGINIA STATE BAR
Item 16

For administration of the integrated bar act, to be paid
only out of revenues collected and paid into the State
treasury in accordance with the provisions of said
act and not out of the general fund of the State
TYOASUTY 3.2 25 eng 81 60
for the first year, and $83,060 the second year.

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $500 the first year.

JUDICIAL COUNCIL
Item 17 First Year
For the expenses of the Judicial Council established by
§§ 17-222 to 17-227, inclusive, of the Code of Virginia,
and for the expenses of the Judicial Conference of
Courts of Record — $= «11,150

Item 18

For expenses of Judicial Conference of Courts not of
Record established by §§ 16.1-218 to 16.1-221, inclu-
sive, of the Code of Virginia.....__.____ «14,690

Total for Judicial Council...» 25,840

DEPARTMENT OF LAW

Attorney General
Item 19
For providing legal services for the State... 868,820

Out of this appropriation the following salary shall
be paid:

Attorney General ——— _..______ $22,000

It is provided that out of this appropriation there
is hereby appropriated for payment of expenses of
the Attorney General, $3,000 each year, to be paid
in equal monthly installments of $250 each.

It is further provided that out of this appropriation
shall be paid the State contribution to the Judges’ and
Commissioners’ Retirement Fund.

It is further provided that all attorneys authorized
by this act to be employed by any department or
agency, and all attorneys compensated out of any
monies appropriated by this session of the General
Assembly, shall be appointed by the Attorney General
and be in all respects subject to the provisions of
§§ 2-85 to 2-93, inclusive, and §§ 2-94 to 2-97, inclu-
sive, of the Code of Virginia.

This appropriation includes for additional equipment
$500 each year.

Item 20

For legal assistance to localities, or in any case or matter
where the Attorney General is directed by law er
requested by the Governor to intervene, prosecute or
defend, a sum sufficient, estimated at_.___+_+_+=+=+_=-_-=-_-_$ «= 3,000

Item 20.1
For administration of central criminal records system as
provided by HB 201, as enacted during the 1966 ses-
sion of the General Assembly. —_.______._-_..$ 50,000

Division of War Veterans’ Claims
Item 21
For preparation and prosecution of claims against the
United States Veterans’ Administration and other
agencies on behalf of war veterans and their de-
pendents and the surviving dependents of deceased
war veterans, in accordance with the provisions of
§ 2-93.1 of the Code of Virginia......___ $899,265
This appropriation includes for additional equipment
$1,700 the first year and $1,500 the second year.

Second Year
$ 12,650
$ 15,810
$ 27,960
$ 898,405
$ 63,000
$ 75,000
$ 404,475
Item 22 First Year Second Year

For the education of orphans of soldiers, sailors and
marines who were killed in action or died, or who are
totally and permanently disabled as a result of service
in the armed forces of the United States as set forth
in § 23-7.1 of the Code of Virginia.__+_ 8,200
It is provided that:

1. for a child eligible under provisions of the Code
the maximum amount payable from this item in
any one year is $400.

2. the sum paid to any child from this item shall
be reduced by the value of free tuition in State
institutions, and by the amount of aid payable to
the child pursuant to Federal law; however, this
limitation shall not apply to any child receiving
such benefits in the school year ending June 30,
1964.

8. no child may receive benefits of this or similar
State appropriations for more than four school
years.

Commissioners for the Promotion of Uniformity of
Legislation in the United States
Item 23
For promoting uniformity of legislation ._____.__.--$ 1,300

Total for the Department of Law.....____..$ 875,585
Total for the Judicial Department...__________..$ 8,204,785

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

GOVERNOR

Item 24

For executive control of the State. $ ~=—-151,795
Out of this appropriation the following salaries

shall be paid:
Governor sect Sn nS ad saseseneeeeneeesne 30,000
Ex-officio secretary to the Governor....__.__$ 1,500
Item 25

For a discretionary fund, to be expended by the Governor
for such objects or purposes, including reorganization
studies of State agencies, as the Governor, in his
discretion, may deem proper to meet any contingencies
or conditions which may arise from time to time..._.' 180,000

Item 26

For payment of Virginia’s quota of the expenses of ad-
ministrative services and operations of the Board of

Control for Southern Regional Education............$ 88,000
Item 27
For operation of the Govermor’s Mansion... .nccc-vccsc-creeseenesnens $ 46,200
Item 28
For keeping records of executive department and regis-

trations required Dy LAW nneenenccecccennneennnnne «42,965

Out of this appropriation the following salary shall
be paid:
Secretary of the Commonwealth......._..._.......$11,500

$ 1,200
$ 1,300
$ 933,380

$ 3,412,900

$ 153,760
$ 180,000
$ 383,000
$ 46,965
$ 48,110
Item 29 F

For carrying out the purposes of, and subject to the condi-
tions stated in, Chapter 22, Acts of Assembly of 1950,
which authorizes the Governor to take certain steps in
event of a coal production emergency, there is hereby
appropriated from the general fund of the State
treasury a sum sufficient.

Item 30

For expenditure in the discretion of the Governor for an
over-all State public relations program and the gen-
eral promotion of Virginia’s interests on the national

level, a sum sufficient, estimated atic eee a
Item 30.1
For implementing provisions of SB 158, as enacted in
the 1966 session of General Assembly....___._.___....--$
Item 30.2

For administration of and participation in Federal pro-
grams, including the State Technical Services Act
and the Higher Education Act of 1965...________$

It is hereby provided that this appropriation, with
any funds received from other sources may be trans-
ferred by the Governor to such State agencies as he
deems appropriate or as have been designated by law.

Total for the Govermor nnn ceeceeceemeee esses

OFFICE OF ECONOMIC OPPORTUNI
Item $1
For implementing economic opportunity programs...........$
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $1,750 each year.

Item 32

For implementing economic opportunity programs, to be
paid only out of funds received for the purpose from
the Federal government and not out of the general
fund of the State treasury.__..________. $51,550
the first year, and $52,670 the second year.

This appropriation includes for additional equip-

ment $1,750 each year.

DIVISION OF PLANNING
Item 33

For analyzing and evaluating State government programs
on a continuous, statewide basis na ececa meen enee ef
Item 34

For assisting regional and local planning, including State
aid for regional planning commissions (§ 15.1-434(c),

Code of Virgrimicn) a aaceneeeneee nent temnenecenneen

Item 35
For maintaining liaison in urban affairs nea eeccceccseenee $
Total for the Division of Planning.........._$

State Board of Elections
Item 36

For supervising and coordinating the conduct of elections..$
Out of this appropriation shall be paid the follow-
ing salary:

SCCKOE ATG: ccs cocci tree a erie SLD AOO
OFFICE OF CIVIL DEFENSE
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or promotion and coordination of State and local civil
Gefense Activithes. acces ch ee oo

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $52,000 the first year.

yr promotion and coordination of State and local civil
defense activities, to be paid only out of funds re-
ceived for that purpose from the Federal govern-
ment and not out of the general fund of the State
tYOASUYY esses cee 158,855
the first year, and $101,465 the second year.

This appropriation includes for additional equip-

ment $52,000 the first year.

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wr civil defense activities, only in the event a declara-
tion of emergency due to war, grave State or national
peril or serious State or national disaster is pro-
‘claimed by the Governor, there is hereby appropriated
from all funds of the State treasury not constitution-
ally restricted, a sum sufficient.

It is hereby provided that this appropriation shall
be expended on warrants of the Comptroller, issued
upon vouchers signed by the Governor, or by such
other person or persons as may be designated by
him for the purpose.

DIVISION OF THE BUDGET

2m 40
r preparation and administration of the executive
Dove ets cc ee a
Out of this appropriation the following salary shall
be paid:
DARCCtOR eee cect erate e819 ;100
DIVISION OF ENGINEERING AND BUIL
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YF institutional emgimeerin ge ceca ccncceeeecsceenecsseeeeseeceeesesmeesnmneeee

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $1,200 the first year and $700 the second
year.

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r maintenance and operation of buildings and grounds.....$
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $5,000 the first year and $9,000 the second

year,

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r maintenance and operation of buildings and grounds
used by agencies supported by special funds, to be
paid by service charges, based on costs of service, by
SUCH: ALENCIOS stairs ercesrterterorncernerrnetenauiad $395,500
the first year, and $401,000 the second year.
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maintaining central accounting records... cece $
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protecting the Capitol and related areas. eee $

Out of this appropriation shall be paid such salary
adjustments as may be determined appropriate after
an evaluation by the Division of Personnel of the
important work of the Capitol Police force and of
work of similar responsibility and duties.

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- operation of a central telephone system, to be paid
solely from the pro rata share of the costs for oper-
ating such system charged to the State departments
and agencies in Richmond served by the system, a
sum sufficient.

Total for the Division of Engineering and
Bova chim go co re cecceatcel

DIVISION OF PERSONNEL
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- administration of the Virginia Personnel Act.................. $
Out of this appropriation the following salary shall
be paid:
Director ce $17,500
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $1,610 the first year and $445 the second
year.

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- administration of the Merit System Council, to be
paid only out of funds to be transferred to the Merit
System Council as provided herein from the appro-
priations made in this act to the Virginia Employ-
ment Commission, the Department of Welfare and
Institutions, the State Board of Health, the State
Hospital Board, the Virginia Commission for the
Visually Handicapped, and the Office of Civil
Defense eur unanrne 72,995
the first year, and $74,915 the second year.

On the first day of July in each year of the current
biennium, the Comptroller shall transfer to the Merit
System Council from the appropriations for the
agencies named above the estimated charges for serv-
ices to be rendered to the agencies by the Council dur-
ing the succeeding year. The estimated charges shall
be given to the agencies, the Division of the Budget,
and the Comptroller by the Director of Personnel
prior to the first day of July. At the close of each
biennium the Comptroller shall adjust such transfers,
if necessary, in accordance with the actual value of
the services rendered to each such agency during the
year as stated to the Comptroller by the Director of
Personnel.

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $1,580 the first year and $325 the second year.

DIVISION OF INDUSTRIAL DEVELOP
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It is hereby provided that out of the appropriations
in Items 61 and 52 the Governor may, in his discretion,
First Year

expend for such expenses in connection with promo-
tional activities as are commonly borne by business
organizations annual sums not exceeding an aggregate
of $3,000.
Item 50
For administration of industrial development activities__$
Out of this appropriation the following salary
shall be paid:
Director ~~ $28,700
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $1,000 each year.
Item 51
For industrial development——_______
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $1,000 the first year and $500 the second year.
Item 52
For advertising, public relations and transportation for
the promotion of economic growth..._.__+SESES
Item 53

There is hereby reappropriated for study of the Vir-
ginia economy any unexpended balance in the State
treasury at the close of the previous biennium, as
proceeds of gifts, donations, and grants heretofore
received and paid into the State treasury for the
said study of the Virginia economy.

Total for Division of Industrial Development..._..$

190,765

717,315

Second Year

201,540

254,105

$ 732,880

VIRGINIA ADVISORY COUNCIL ON EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION

Item 54
For development of State educational television___.___._$
For administration of the Educational Television
Station Facilities Act.
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $500 each year.

Item 55

For aid in constructing and equipping educational tele-
vision physical facilities, to be allocated in accordance
with Chapter 16, Title 22, of the Code of Virginia, and
subject to the prior written approval of the Governor_$

With the consent of the Governor, funds may be

transferred from this Item to Item 54 and expended
for the purposes of Item 54.

Item 56
The unexpended balance at the close of the previous
biennium in Item 635, Chapter 658, Acts of Assem-
bly of 1964, for aid in constructing and equipping
educational television station facilities is hereby re-
appropriated subject to the conditions stated for Item

Total for Virginia Advisory Council on Educa-
tional Television .........__________.

86,745

1,276,000

———---$ 1,812,745

VIRGINIA SUPPLEMENTAL RETIREMENT

SYSTEM
As used in this Act, the term “Social Security” has

86,980

10,000

46,980
reference to the Federal Insurance Contributions Act
with respect to contributions and to the Federal Old-
Age and Survivors Insurance System with respect to
employee benefits.

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r expenses of administration of the Board of Trustees
of the Virginia Supplemental Retirement System!
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $900 the first year and $700 the second year.

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r the State employer’s Social Security payment, on
behalf of State employees excepting those paid from
special funds, to the Contribution Fund, pursuant to
Chapter 3.1, Title 51, Code of Virginia, a sum suffi-
cient, estimated at—.—___.__

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r the State contribution on behalf of State employees,
excepting those paid from special funds, to the retire-
ment allowance account as provided by Chapter 3.2,
Title 51, of the Code of Virginia.

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provide for the payment of increased retirement com-
pensation to certain retired State employees and bene-
ficiaries thereof, in accordance with the provisions
of §§ 51-111.69 and 51-111.70, Code of Virginia, there
is hereby appropriated out of the general fund of the
ere to Trust Fund B, established by § 51-111.68,
Of Virwinig a5

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> the State contribution on behalf of State employees,
excepting those paid from special funds, who partici-
pate in group insurance, pursuant to Chapter 3.2,
Title 51, of the Code of Virginia, a sum sufficient,
estimated OY ee ee ee

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' reimbursement to each political subdivision the pro
rata share of the actual employer’s Social Security
payments made by it, on behalf of local special em-
ployees, to the Contribution Fund, pursuant to Chap-
ter 3.1, Title 51, Code of Virginia; such pro rata share
shall bear the same relationship to the total employer’s
payment for such special employees as the State’s
share of the special employee salaries, or the State’s
share of any excess fees from the special employee’s
office, bears or would bear to the total of such sal-
aries or excess fees, respectively, a sum sufficient,
CS Et | es

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transfer to appropriations in Items 59, 60, and 61
to implement the 1966 amendments to the Code of
Virginia sections affected.._____. .$

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the State’s pro rata share of the employer contri-
butions on behalf of local special employees: to the
retirement allowance account as provided by Chapter
3.2, Title 51, and § 51-111.36(b) of the Code of Vir-

First Year Second Year
ginia; and, as reimbursements to each political sub-
division having a local retirement system as provided
by § 51-114.2 of the Code of Virginia, a sum suffi-
Chernt, stir ated art oocccccccccemensnscceeseeeueceeweceseceseesemenenneuemesenmessenee $ 875,000 $ 400,000

Item 64

For reimbursement to each local political subdivision the
State’s pro rata share of the employer's contribution
on behalf of local special employees who participate in
group insurance, pursuant to Chapter 3.2, Title 51, of
the Code of Virginia, a sum sufficient, estimated at....$ 8,000 $ 10,000

It is provided that such pro rata share shall bear
the same relationship to the total employer’s payment
for such special employees as the State’s share of the
special employees’ salaries, or the State’s share of any
excess fees from the special employee’s office, bears
or would bear to the total sum of such salaries or
excess fees, respectively.

Item 65

In the event any political subdivision required
pursuant to Chapters 3.1 and 3.2, Title 51, and
§ 51-111.86(b), Code of Virginia, and by any agree-
ment pursuant to the cited act, to make payments to
the Contribution Fund, fails to make such payments
as are duly prescribed, either from its local employees
or on behalf of its employer’s contribution, the Board
of Trustees of the Virginia Supplemental Retirement
System shall inform the Comptroller of the delinquent
amount and political subdivision. The Comptroller
shall forthwith transfer such amount to the Contri-
bution Fund from any non-earmarked monies other-
wise distributable to such subdivision by any depart-
ment or agency of the State; provided that if the
Comptroller reports to the Board of Trustees that, by
law, no such amounts are distributable to a specified
political subdivision, the Board shall require such
subdivision to post bond or securities in an amount
sufficient to protect the State against loss from failure
by such subdivision to pay any amounts required
under the act providing Social Security coverage.

Item 66

On the first day of July in each year of the current
biennium, the Comptroller shall transfer, from each
special fund in the State treasury out of which any
State employees are paid, to (a) the retirement allow-
ance account provided in Chapter 3.2, Title 51, Code of
Virginia, and to (b) the Contribution Fund as pro-
vided in Chapter 3.1, Title 51, Code of Virginia, and to
(c) the retirement allowance account as provided for
State Police Officers by Chapter 5, Title 51, Code of
Virginia, and to (d) the group insurance account
established pursuant to Chapter 3.2, Title 51, of the
Code of Virginia, such amount as shall be estimated
to have accrued and to accrue on account of salaries
and wages for the quarter preceding and the three
quarters following.

At the close of each fiscal year the Comptroller shall
adjust such transfers, if necessary, for each special
fund in accord with actual accruals for retirement,
Social Security and group insurance purposes, during
the four quarters concerned. The estimate of accruals
and the subsequent report of actual accruals shall be
supplied by the Board of Trustees of the Virginia
Supplemental Retirement System to the Comptroller
and shall be used by him in making the transfers
required by this item.

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In the event specific appropriations to State agen-
cies made in this act from special funds are insuffi-
cient to provide for the transfers required under Item
66 above, the Governor is hereby authorized to in-
crease such appropriations by the additional amount
needed for such transfer; such appropriations may be
increased by transfers from the balance in special
funds or by transfers from the special funds out of
which the agency appropriations are paid.

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- payment to the Secretary of the Treasury of the United
States to the credit of such account as may be desig-
nated in accordance with the agreement entered into
under Chapter 3.1, Title 51, Code of Virginia, for the
purposes stated in the cited act, and in such amounts
as may be specified pursuant to the cited agreement,
there is hereby appropriated from the Contribution

Fund established by the cited act, a sum sufficient.

Total for Virginia Supplemental Retirement
SVC: cece a eS

BUREAU OF PROPERTY RECORDS AND I
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- maintaining records of State property and insurance,
to be paid only from the State Insurance Reserve
Trust Fund, as provided by § 2-77.12 of the Code
OL VER ANS aia ere $32,930
the first year, and $33,210 the second year.
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $300 the first year.

COMMISSION ON CONSTITUTIONAL GOV

n 70
* the development and promulgation of information
concerning the dual system of government, Federal
and State, established under the Constitution of the
United States and those of the several states, and for
such related duties as may be prescribed by law..........$
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $1,750 the first year, and $1,530 the second year.

COMMISSION ON THE AGING
n 71
| studying the economic and physical condition of the
6 6 1 «penne een en eee ee eree sen
Out of this appropriation the ‘following salary shall
be paid:

Chairman xcoico et ee $8500
This appropriation includes for additional equip-

ment $150 each year.

ART COMMISSION
n 72
appraising works of art and structures

Item 73 I

For auditing the accounts of the State and local govern-
mental units
Out of this appropriation riation the following salary shall

be paid:

Aaditor of Public Accounts._.__________._..$15, 500
per annum through February 29, 1968, and $17,500
per annum effective March 1, 1968.

The appropriation in this item of a specific amount
for the examination of the accounts of local govern-
mental units shall not be construed as prohibiting the
examination or audit, by the Auditor of Public Ac-
counts, of the books or records of any county, city or
other political subdivision, or any officer or agency
thereof, of this State, the cost of which audit or
examination, is required by existing laws to be borne
by the said county, city or other political subdivision.

STATE COMMISSION ON LOCAL D)
Item 74
For aiding localities in the flotation of new bonded debt._.$

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASUB
Item 75
For the custody and disbursement of State money—_____.$
bet st this appropriation the following salary shall
paid:
State Treasurer —————_______.____$15 500
It is provided that out of this appropriation shall
be paid the premiums on the official bonds of the
State Treasurer and employees of the Department of
the Treasury, and the premiums on insurance policies
on the vault in the Department of the Treasury and
on a messenger insurance policy.

Item 76

For administration of the Uniform Disposition of Un-
claimed Property Act, Chapter 11.1, Title 55, of the
Code of Virginia, to be paid only out of funds received
under the act and not out of the general fund of the
State treasury ——————_________...___---$ 20,255
the first year, and $20,480 the second year.

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $120 the first year from special revenues.

TREASURY BOARD

Item 77
For payment of interest on the State debt..__...._..___$
Item 78
For payment to the secretary designated by the Governor_$
Item 79

For providing sinking fund for redemption of Riddle-
berger bonds, Century bonds and general fund bonded
indebtedness —_____________________.___$

Item 80

For payment of matured bonds and interest coupons pre-
sented for payment, a sum sufficient, estimated at. $
. 81 ]

auditing and recording the financial transactions of
the State ——______

Out of this appropriation the following salary shall
be paid:

Comptroller — 2 .._____-__._.-_ $17, 500

Out of this appropriation shall be paid the costs of
the official bonds of the Comptroller; and the costs of
the surety bonds of the employees in the Depart-
ment of Accounts, in accordance with the provisions
of §§ 2-7 and 2-8 of the Code of Virginia.

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $1,000 the first year and $500 the second year.

1 81.1
changing from unit record system to computer
system

a 82

collecting old claims, and for adjustment of State liti-

gation, a sum sufficient, estimated at____._____
Out of this appropriation shall be paid the costs of

civil prosecution in civil cases, expenses and commis-

sions in collecting old debts.

» 83
payment of pensions, funeral expenses, relief of Con-
foderate women and administrative expenses related

Cg) 1 aaa onan

a. Out of this appropriation shall be paid to 9
widow of a Confederate soldier, sailor or marine now
on the pension roster, or hereafter placed on the
pension roster under the provisions of § 51-1 of the
Code of Virginia, the sum of $600.00 each year; pro-
vided that to each such widow who is an inmate of
an institution receiving support from the State and
each such widow who was married on or after Octo-
ber 1, 1880, and prior to January 1, 1921, and is
over 75 years of age, and who has not remarried,
shall be paid the sum of $240.00 each year. For
funeral expenses of each such deceased widow the
sum of $100.00 shall be paid to the personal repre-
sentative of such deceased widow or, without quailifi-
cation of a personal representative, to the under-
taker, upon submission to the Comptroller certifica-
tion of service rendered and certificate of death.

b. Out of this appropriation there shall be paid to
each needy maiden or widowed daughter of a Con-
federate soldier, sailor or marine, who is a resident
of Virginia, the sum of $180.00 each year. The bene-
ficiaries under this provision shall be ascertained and
determined by the relief committee of the Virginia
Division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy,
who shall certify to the Comptroller, on blanks to be
furnished by him, the need of each such beneficiaries,
said certificate to be approved by the President of the
Virginia Division of the United Daughters of the
Confederacy.

ce. It is further provided that, for purposes of pay-
ments pursuant to paragraphs a and b, only, of this
item, the appropriation set forth in this item shall
be deemed a sum sufficient. The Comptroller shall pay
at such dates as he may prescribe the pensions
authorized by this act.
First Year Second Year

d. Any unexpended portion of this appropriation
shall revert to the general funds of the State treas-
ury, and no part thereof shall be prorated among
pensioners.

e. It is further provided that out of this appropria-
tion, there shall be expended for care of needy Con-
federate women who are inmates of the Home for
Needy Confederate Women at Richmond, in accord-
ance with the provisions of the act approved March
4, 1914 (Acts of Assembly, 1914, Chapter 40, page
1) 801,181 11)
the first year, and $100,000 the second year.

It is provided, however, that no part of this appro-
priation shall be available for expenditure until sat-
isfactory evidence of compliance with the following
conditions has been presented the Auditor of Public
Accounts:

(1) Copies of all current and future applica-
tions for admission to the Home have been or will
be filed with the Auditor of Public Accounts. (2)
Proof that admissions to the Home are being made
as far as practicable on the basis of first come first
served, provided that where the governing board
of the Home deviates from the policy of first come
first served the reasons therefor shall be filed with
the Auditor of Public Accounts, it being understood
that such board shall have the right to deviate from
sueh policy in cases which are considered by the
board to be of dire necessity or distress. (3) Upon
the admission of any guest to the Home the Auditor
of Public Accounts shall be informed thereof and
also as to the length of time which the application
has been pending; and whether it has been given
priority over other applications. (4) Copies of the
rules of admission have been filed with the Auditor
of Public Accounts. (5) No part of this appropria-
tion shall be available directly or indirectly for the
care or maintenance of any person who is not a
member of the class for which the Home was orig-
inally established.

The governing body of the Home may refuse to
admit anyone sick of an incurable disease or who is
bedridden or who is an addict to narcotics or to the
use of intoxicating liquors or who is mentally affected
to the extent of materially affecting the comfort of
the other inmates.

Item 84

For assessing property for taxation and collecting and
ibuting records of assessments, a sum sufficient
tire te et nee eee 2,500,000 § 2,650,000
Out of this appropriation shall be paid compen-
sation and expenses of office of city and county com-
missioners of the revenue, as authorized by § 14.1-64
of the Code of Virginia, after certification by the
chairman of the Compensation Board to the State
Comptroller of the amounts of the salaries and
expense allowances of such officers fixed and ascer-
tained by said board, and commissions to examiners of
reco

Item 85
For collecting State taxes, a sum sufficient, estimated at_.$ 2,601,100 § 2,761,100
Out of this appropriation shall be paid to county
nd city treasurers the compensation and expenses of
fice authorized by § 14.1-64 of the Code of Virginia,
ut only after certification by the chairman of the
ompensation Board to the State Comptroller of the
mounts of the salaries, if any, and expense allow-
nces of such officers, fixed and ascertained by said
oard; and to county and city clerks of courts, the
ymmissions to which they are entitled by law for
1e collection of State taxes.

remiums on official bonds of county and city treas-
rers, as required by § 15.1-48 and § 15.1-45 of the
ode of Virginia, a sum sufficient, estimated at.._..__.$

issue of old warrants, previously charged off, a sum
ifficient, estimated at

eT Try

riminal charges, a sum sufficient, estimated at_..__
Out of this appropriation shall be paid the State’s
ware of the following, as provided by the applicable
ction of the Code of Virginia, or as otherwise pro-
ded below:

a. Salaries of county court judges, substitute
judges, and employees (§ 14.1-43); also in quarterly
installments, to each member of the committee of
Circuit Court Judges (§§ 14.1-40 and 14.1-43) the
sum of $1,000 for each year of the current bien-
nium and in addition thereto to the actual ex
of the members of such committee (§ 14.1-40).
Also, as additional compensation for performing
additional duties as secretary to the committee of
Circuit Court Judges, the Auditor of Public Ac-
counts shall be paid out of this appropriation $83.33
semi-monthly through February 29, 1968, after
which date the salary authorized to be paid from
Item 73 shall be considered to include this payment.

b. Books, stationery and supplies for county courts
(§ 16.1-49 and § 1.1-53).

c. Expenses necessarily incurred on official busi-
ness by judges of circuit, city, and corporation and
hustings courts, for postage, stationery and clerk
hire, not exceeding $300 a year for each judge.

d. Salaries of attorneys for the Commonwealth
(§ 14.1-64).

e. Other costs incident to the arrest and prosecu-
tion of persons charged with the violation of State
laws, including expenses of juries, witnesses, etc.,
except that only one fee shall be allowed any wit-
ness who attends two or more cases on the same
day. (§§ 19.1-161, 19.1-218, 19.1-219, 19.1-275,
19.1-313).

f. Expenses incident to the representation by a
court-appointed attorney of an indigent prisoner
who is proceeded against in conformity with the
provisions of § 53-296 of the Code of Virginia, in-
cluding the payment of counsel fees as fixed by the
court; the expenses shall be paid upon receipt of
an appropriate order from the Circuit Court of the
City of Richmond.
g. The expenses incident to the prosecution of a
petition for a writ of habeas corpus by an indigent
petitioner, including the payment of counsel fees as
fixed by the court; the expenses shall be paid upon
receipt of an appropriate order from a court.

h. Salaries and expenses of sheriffs and ser-
geants and their deputies (§ 14.1-81); provided no
deduction or cut shall be made in reimbursing any
city sergeant or sheriff the actual cost of supplies
purchased by him under authority of law.

i. Cost of maintenance in local jails of persons
charged with violation of State laws, including food,
clothing, medicine, medical attention, guarding, etc.;
provided, however, that all jail physicians be paid
at the rate provided by law, but not more than five
hundred dollars per calendar year shall be paid the
jail physician or physicians for any city or county,
the population of which is less than 100,000, and
not more than one thousand dollars per calendar
year shall be paid the jail physician or physicians
of any city or county, the population of which is
100,000 or over, and coroner’s fees, etc., and said
compensation for jail physician to be paid at the
end of the calendar year, provided, however, that
in case of death or resignation, his compensation
shall be prorated on the basis of time of service
bears to the full calendar year.

j. Transportation costs of the State Prison Farm
for Defective Misdemeanants (§ 53-96).

k. Payments as ordered by the courts for the
dependents of prisoners sentenced to the State Con-
vict Road Force (§ 20-63).

1. Reimbursement of public assistance payments
to dependents of persons convicted of desertion or
non-support (§ 20-63).

m. Reimbursement for salaries of judges, clerks
and other employees of juvenile courts (§ 16.1-150),
provided that no part of this appropriation shall be
paid to any county or city which expends in any
year following the fiscal year ended June 30, 1958,
less than it spent in said fiscal year for the pur-
poses for which reimbursement is provided and
authorized, and provided that the amounts expended
under this paragraph shall not exceed $388,000
in the first year and $431,000 in the second year
of the current biennium.

n. Reimbursement for one-half the travel ex-
penses of judges and of probation officers or other
officers of juvenile and domestic relations courts
when traveling uader the order of the judge
($ 16.1-213).

o. Reimbursement of expenditures for secretarial
and stenographic assistance to county probation
officers (§ 16.1-206.1).

p. The transportation costs of children committed
to the State Board of Welfare and Institutions,
and the compensation and necessary traveling ex-
penses of each agent of the State Board of Welfare
and Institutions for each day such agent is engaged
in transporting children committed to the Board to
homes, institutions, training schools or other loca-
tions. Compensation paid the agents shall be the
daily equivalent of the prevailing minimum salary
step for the position class Child Welfare Aide.

q. Board of delinquent children in private homes
or institutions in lieu of training schools or deten-
tion homes (§ 16.1-202 and § 63-293).

r. Reimbursement for cost of construction, main-
tenance and operation of detention homes (§ 68-
293.1 and § 16.1-201).

It is provided that no salaries, fees or expenses
shall be paid to any officers out of this appropria-
tion in cases where the Compensation Board is re-
quired to fix and ascertain same or any part thereof,
until after certification by the chairman of the Com-
pensation Board to the State Comptroller of the
amounts of the salaries, if any, and expense allow-
as such officers fixed and ascertained by said

It is further provided that no part of this appro-
priation shall be used for the payment of criminal
charges incident to prisoners employed at any State
penal institution.

apportionment to counties which have withdrawn
from the provisions of Article 4, as amended, of
Chapter 1 of Title 83 of the Code of Virginia, of the
proceeds of the motor vehicle fuel tax to which such
counties are entitled by law, a sum sufficient.

1 90

payment to counties and cities of their distributive
share of the proceeds of the tax levied upon certain
alcoholic beverages by § 4-24 of the Code of Virginia,
a sum sufficient.

» 91

There is hereby appropriated to the cities, incorpo-
rated towns, and counties of the State two-thirds of
the net profits derived under the provisions of Title 4,
Chapter 1, of the Code of Virginia, in excess of seven
hundred fifty thousand dollars, each city, incorporated
town, and county to receive an amount apportioned on
the basis of their respective populations according to
the last preceding United States census. It is in-
tended that this item shall provide for the payment
to cities, incorporated towns, and counties of only so
much of the amounts they would normally receive
under the provisions of Title 4, Chapter 1, of the Code
of Virginia, as is embraced in the distribution of two-
thirds of the said net profits, in excess of seven
hundred fifty thousand dollars, but that, by reason
of other appropriations made out of the general fund
of the treasury for the benefit of said cities, incor-
porated towns, and counties, there shall be no dis-
tribution of any of said net profits except two-thirds
thereof, as provided in Title 4, Chapter 1, of the Code
of Virginia. In order to be able to ascertain and de-
termine properly the actual amount of said profits
the Comptroller may, from time to time, credit on his
books to the said board the value of merchandise on
hand in the warehouses and stores of the board at
the actual cost thereof to the said board.

Total for Department of Accounts_.______.._....._..$
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regulating compensation of local officers, in accord-
ance with law :
Out of this appropriation the following salary may
be paid:
Chairman, not exceeding sevvereceeseesesarseneeseeneeseerveseereeres PO 3000)
It is provided, however, that for such time, if
any, as the Chairman of the Compensation Board
receives additional pay for other services rendered the
sre his salary as such Chairman shall not exceed
,500.

DEPARTMENT OF PURCHASES AND |
n 93

purchasing commodities and supervising public print-
ing for the State...

Out ai this appropriation the following salary shall
be pai

Director, not exceeding....... sasseseeseeerseeens 1 500

Out of this appropriation shall be paid only the
cost of such public printing required for the work of
departments, institutions and agencies of the State
government as is authorized by law to be paid out of
the public printing fund, including the cost of print-
ing and binding the Virginia Reports but excluding
legislative printing, provision having been made there-
for in Item 1.

It is hereby provided that no part of this appro-
priation for the Department of Purchases and Supply
shall be expended in furnishing stationery or other
office supplies to any State officer, department, board,
institution or other State agency.

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $425 the first year.

n 94

operation and maintenance of a central warehouse
and distribution facility, to be paid solely from the
charges made to the several State departments, insti-
tutions and agencies, and governing boards and offi-
cials of counties, cities, towns and political subdivi-
sions, for articles and supplies furnished them, a sum
sufficient, with the prior approval of the Governor.

DEPARTMENT OF TAXATION

n 95
administration of the tax laws, the Virginia Unfair
Sales Act, and aiding localities in assessing real estate
and machinery FN Xs 20,0) (: rT

Out of this appropriation shall be paid the follow-
ing salary:

State Tax Commissioner.........................$22,000

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $13,800 the first year and $15,050 the second
year.

a 95.1

administering the Virginia Retail Sales and Use Tax
Act, a sum sufficient, estimated at

Total for Department of Taxation.___...

Item 96 ]

For administration of motor vehicle license, registration
and fuel tax mws $2,646,910
the first year, and $2,720,580 the second year.

Out of this appropriation the following salary shall
be paid:

Commissioner ne 3 A>)! |)

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $13,030 the first year and $1,125 the second
year.

Item 97

For refund of taxes on motor vehicle fuels in accordance
with law, a sum sufficient.

Item 98
For licensing operators of motor vehicles._.____..$576,225
the first year, and $644,105 the second year.
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $1,870 the first year and $670 the second year.

Item 99
For administration of the Motor Vehicle Safety Responsi-
bility Act — $1, 292,628

the first year, and $1,418,815 the second year.

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $3,825 the first year and $3,185 the second
year.

Item 100

For receiving applications for the registration of titles to
motor vehicles and for issuance of licenses in accord-
ance with law, at branch offices, a sum sufficient, esti-

mated at 2 $710,730
the first year, and $743,305 the second year.

Item 101

For maintenance and operation of building occupied by
Division of Motor Vehicles_._..._____._____.___.. $196,720
the first year, and $194,625 the second year.

Item 102

For regulating the distribution and sales of motor
vehicles 0 $91,590
the first year, and $92,420 the second year.

Item 103

For administration of the Special Fuels Tax Act..$60,140
the first year, and $60,150 the second year.

Item 104
For examining applicants for operators’ and chauffeurs’
licenses

eS 153K! 5s.) !)
the firs first year, and $646,085 the second year.
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $2,245 the first year and $2,400 the second
year.

Item 105
For administration of the Uninsured Motorists Act.$496,880
the first year, and $517,910 the second year.
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $2,045 the first year.
1 106 ]
operation of data processing system—motor vehicle
operators’ licensing and safety responsibility admin-
istration ne 3)! yt!)
the first year, and $1,0: ,003,265 the second year.

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $19,655 the first year and $14,995 the second
year.

1 107

operation of data processing system—motor vehicle
registration and title records... ______ $1,347,500
the first year, and $1,321,710 the second year.

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $23,315 the first year.

2 108

All appropriations herein made to the Division of
Motor Vehicles shall be paid only out of revenues
collected and paid into the State treasury by the
Division of Motor Vehicles and credited to the State
highway maintenance and construction fund, and rev-
enues derived from the costs collected under § 14.1-
200.1 of the Code of Virginia, and none of the appro-
priations made to the said Division shall be paid out
of the general fund of the State treasury; provided,
however, excepting Item 97 that no expenditures out
of these appropriations shall be paid out of the rev-
enue derived from the taxes levied under §§ 58-628,
68-711, and 58-744 of the Code of Virginia, as amended,
and provided further that the appropriations for ad-
ministration of the Uninsured Motorists Act shall be
paid out of the revenues in the Uninsured Motorists

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All revenue received by the Division of Motor
Vehicles for any purpose whatsoever or in accordance
with any law or regulation administered by said Divi-
sion shall be paid directly and promptly into the
State treasury to the credit of the State highway
maintenance and construction fund. Provided, how-
ever, that this item shall not apply to any money or
revenue collected for the account of the Uninsured
Motorists Fund.

Total for the Division of Motor Vehicles,
from special funds...._______________. $8,960,690
the first year, and $9,362,920 the second year.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLIC

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administration of State Police activities.__..$228,695
the first year, and $229,640 the second year.

Out of this appropriation the following salary shall
be paid:

Superintendent of State Police........................§17,500

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $450 the first year.

n 111

administration of motor vehicle inspection and high-
way safety promotion.__._._.__ 219,178
the first year, and $218,050 the second year.
ment $2,500 the first year.

Item 112
For field operations and policing._._______.$7,056,206
the first year, and $7,465,150 the second year.

It is provided that out of this appropriation there
shall be paid in each year necessary administrative
expenses, including the actual cost of the i
valuation report by the actuary, and the State’s con-
tribution for supplemental retirement, Social Security
and group life insurance for State Police officers.

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $23,650 the first year and $8,050 the second
year.

Item 118
For automotive operation.____________...__. $2,129, 716
the first year, and $2,344,190 the second year.
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $100,000 each year.

Item 114
For radio and teletype operations____.___._______. $1,053,155
the first year and $966,225 the second year.
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $115,650 the first year and $30,000 the second
year.

Item 115

For food services_.____ $66,725
the first year, and $65,770 the second year.

Item 116
For personnel and training._______________ $170,800
the first year, and $171,680 the second year.
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $470 the first year.

Item 117
For central records and statistica___._____._____$868,065
the first year, and $363,555 the second year.
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $19,410 the first year and $6,055 the second
year.

Item 118

For maintenance and operation of headquarters buildings
and grounds — 8A BE
the frst year, and $74,025 the second year.

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $400 the first year.

Item 119
For maintenance and operation of field buildings and
grounds 107,875
the first year, and $89,440 the second year.
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $4,150 the first year.

Item 120

For the additional State contribution, for supplemental re-
tirement and group life insurance on behalf of em-
ployees in the State Police Officers Retirement
System, required by SB 29 as enacted in the 1966
session of the General Assembly.—..._..._____..$175, 245
the first year, and $192,755 the second year.

1 121

In the event the Department of State Police patrols
a highway facility constructed and operated as a
revenue-bond project by the State or by a political
subdivision thereof, the State highway maintenance
and construction fund shall be reimbursed in full by
such facility for the expenses of such service in
amounts agreed upon by the Department and the
facility operator, and approved in writing by the
Governor.

1 122

All appropriations herein made to the Depart-
ment of State Police shall be paid only out of rev-
enues collected and paid into the State treasury by
the Division of Motor Vehicles or by the Department
of State Police and credited to the State highway
maintenance and construction fund, and none of the
appropriations made to the said Department shall be
paid out of the general fund of the State treasury;
provided further, however, that no expenditures out
of this appropriation shall be paid out of the rev-
enue derived from the taxes levied under §§ 58-628,
58-711, and 58-744 of the Code of Virginia as
amended.

2 128

All revenue received by the Department of State
Police for any purpose whatsoever or in accordance
with any law or regulation administered by said
Department shall be paid directly and promptly into
the State treasury to the credit of the State highway
maintenance and construction fund. This provision
shall not apply to any revenues received (a) as
insurance recoveries, or (b) from sales of surplus
supply or equipment other than automobiles.

Total for the Department of State Police from
special funds ——————__________.$11 659,990
the first year, and $12,180,430 the second year.

a 123.1
reimbursement to the State highway maintenance and
construction fund for the net cost to the fund of
maintenance and operation of the Department of
State Police —— ~~ ______ EE
In the event this appropriation in each year ex-
ceeds the net cost of such maintenance and operation,
such excess shall revert to the general fund of the
State treasury.

DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY AFF.
n 124

providing military protection for the State, to be
expended in accordance with § 44-14 of the Code of
A oa :9) 1): een cnc
Out of this appropriation the following salary shall

be paid:
Adjutant General —_______--$1 5, 750
n 125 )
providing military protection for the State, to be
expended in accordance with § 44-14 of the Code of
Virginia, to be paid only out of Federal aid and not
out of the general fund of the State treasury..$117,525
the first year, and $117,525 the second year.

n 126

the military contingent fund, out of which to pay the
military forces of the Commonwealth when aiding the
civil authorities, as provided by § 44-82 of the Code
of Virginia, a sum sufficient.

In the event units of the Virginia National Guard
shall be in Federal service, the sum allocated herein
for their support shall not be used for any different
purpose, except, with the prior written approval of
the Governor, to provide for the Virginia State Guard

or for safeguarding properties used by the Virginia
National Guard.

DEPARTMENT OF CORPORATIO]

State Corporation Commission
n 127
expenses of administration of the corporation laws
and related activities, including State contribution to
Judges’ and Commissioners’ Retirement Fund and
expenses of retired Commissioners recalled to active
duty, in accordance with law. _____________...-___...-
Out of this appropriation the following salaries
shall be paid:
Chairman, State Corporation Commission.....$22,000
Other members of the State Corporation
Commission (2), each at ....._.._....___......§21,400
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $7,900 the first year.

a 128

making appraisals, valuations, investigations and
inspections of the properties and services of certain
public service companies, and for the supervision
and administration of the laws relative to public
service companies, in accordance with §§ 58-660 to
58-671, inclusive, of the Code of Virginia, to be paid
only out of the proceeds of the taxes levied and col-
lected under Article 15 of Chapter 12 of Title 58 of
the Code of Virginia, and not out of the general fund
of the State treasury, the amount derived from the
aforesaid taxes, and unexpended balances from said
tax revenue, estimated at... .-$288,050
the first year, and $289,660 the second year.

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $250 each year.

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the promotion of aviation in the public interest, to
be paid only out of the tax on gasoline, or fuel used
in flights within the boundary of the State; and fees
from the licensing or registering of airmen, aircraft,
and airports, and from all heretofore unexpended
balances derived from any of the above sources,
and not out of the general fund of the State
treasury —— GABA 870
the first year, and $483,770 the second year.

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $250 the first year.

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grants to political subdivisions, including authorities
and commissions established by a political subdivision
or by two or more political subdivisions, for the con-
struction and/or improvement of airport facilities
only with the prior written approval of the Governor,
@ sum sufficient, out of the general fund.

Grants made out of this appropriation shall not
exceed thirty per cent of the cost of any airport con-
struction project.

2 130
regulating and taxing motor vehicle carriers, to be
paid only out of fees collected from them by the
State Corporation Commission and taxes on them col-
lected under acts administered by the State Corpora-
tion Commission and paid into the State treasury
to the credit of the State highway maintenance and
construction fund, the amount of said revenues, esti-
Werte bance careers $908,190
the first year, and $825,860 the second year.

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $3,250 the first year and $3,100 the second year.

2 131
examination and supervision of banks, small loan
companies, credit unions, and building and loan asso-
ciations to be paid only out of the fees, licenses, and
taxes levied and collected for the examination and
supervision of the said banks, small loan companies,
credit unions, and building and loan associations and
paid into the State treasury in accordance with law,
and out of unexpended balances in said fees, licenses,
and taxes heretofore paid into the State treasury,
as aforesaid; provided, however, that no part of this
appropriation shall be paid out of the general fund
of the State treasury, not exceeding.....___...$430,515
the first year, and $438,355 the second year.
melee of this appropriation the following salary shall
paid:
Commissioner of Banking, not exceeding.__.$15,750
{his appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $300 the first year and $375 the second year.

2 182
supervision and inspection of concerns conducting an
insurance business in Virginia, as required by law,
and for administration of the Virginia Fire Hazards
Law, to be paid out of the fees, licenses and taxes
levied and collected for the payment of the expenses
incurred in supervising and inspecting the aforesaid
concerns, and paid into the State treasury in accord-
ance with law, and out of unexpended balances in said
fees, licenses and taxes heretofore paid into the State
treasury as aforesaid; provided, however, that no
part of this appropriation shall be paid out of the
general fund of the State treasury, not exceed-
|): 757°! i ft)
the first year, and $648,655 the second year.

Out of this appropriation the following salary shall
be paid:

Commissioner of Insurance, not exceeding.._.$15,750

sum includes any compensation for services

as a zone manager of the National Association of
Insurance Commissioners.
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $1,350 the first year and $1,400 the second year.

2 188

payment to insurance companies writing motor
vehicle bodily injury and property damage liability
insurance on motor vehicles registered in Virginia,
in accordance with § 12-66 of the Code of Virginia, a
sum sufficient, estimated at_...____________.$1, 940,000
the first year, and $2,023,000 the second year.

It is provided, however, that the payments out of
this item shall not exceed the balance in the unin-
sured motorists fund in the State treasury after pro-
vision for payment of the sums appropriated else-
where in this act for Administration of the Uninsured
Motorists Act.

WASHINGTON METROPOLITAN Al
TRANSIT COMMISSION
» 134
the Commonwealth of Virginia appropriation to the
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Commission
in accordance with the Washington Metropolitan
Area Transit Regulation Compact——————_—_____.!

VIRGINIA AIRPORTS AUTHORIT
1 185
initial expenses of the Virginia Airports Authority

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND INDI

1 186
expenses of administration of the Department of
Labor and Industry__._____.___f

Out of this appropriation the following salary shall
de paid:

Commissioner ee 1h. e: | |)

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $650 the first year.

1 137

research and statistica_.. —_____
This appropriation includes for additional equip-

ment $4,285 the first year.

1 188

industrial safety————______
This appropriation includes for additional equip-

ment $4,090 the first year and $2,000 the second year.

. 189

mines and quarries inspection._._______________§
This appropriation includes for additional equip-

ment $5,000 the first year and $1,000 the second year.

1 140

administration of laws relating to employment of
women and children, payrolls and wages, and employ-
ment agencies —

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $300 the first year and $500 the second year.
Item 141 ]

For apprenticeship training 2222

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $300 the first year.

Total for the Department of Labor and Industry.§

DEPARTMENT OF WORKMEN’S COMPE

Industrial Commission of Virginia
Item 142
For administration of the Virginia Workmen’s Compen-
sation Act, including State contribution to Judges’
and Commissioners’ Retirement Fund and expenses
of retired Commissioners recalled to active duty in ac-
cordance with law, to be paid out of the receipts from
taxes levied and collected and paid into the State
treasury for the administration of the Workmen’s
Compensation Act in accordance with law; provided,
that no part of this appropriation shall be paid out
of the general fund of the State treasury, not ex-
es 10} || | le 153 fii '1))
the first year, and $517,055 the second year.
Out of this appropriation the following salaries
shall be paid:
Commissioners (8), at $17,500 each.
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $8,150 the first year and $2,790 the second year.

Item 143

For administration of the Workmen’s Compensation Act
there is hereby appropriated the additional sum of
$10,000 each year to be paid out of the workmen’s
compensation fund; provided, however, that no part
of this appropriation shall be expended except with
the prior written approval of the Governor.

VIRGINIA EMPLOYMENT COMMISS
Item 144
For expenses of administration of the Virginia Unemploy-
ment Compensation Act, exclusive of the payment of
unemployment compensation benefits, a sum _ suffi-
cient, estimated at..........._______.___________...-. $5,837,120
the first year, and $5,936,440 the second year.
It is hereby provided that out of this appropriation
the following salary shall be paid:
Crm iSSiOMe rn eccaeeeeanenanecneeeeeeee ene eeeeee------ 1.7 500
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $15,000 each year.

Item 145

For operation of a merit system program for the
Virginia Employment Commission, a sum sufficient,
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the first year and $11,130 the second year.

Items 146-147

It is hereby provided that the aforesaid appro-
priations for administration of the Virginia Unem-
ployment Compensation Act, for operation of a merit
system program and for payment into the State In-
surance Reserve Trust Fund shall be paid only out of
the unemployment compensation administration fund
established by § 60-21 and Article 2 of Chap. 8
of Title 60 of the Code of Virginia, and not out of
the general fund of the State treasury. All monies
which are deposited or paid into this fund are hereby
appropriated and made available to the Commission.

n 148

' payment of unemployment benefits as authorized by
the Virginia Unemployment Compensation Act, a sum
sufficient, estimated at. ._.____..... $16,000,000
the first year, and $16,500,000 the second year.

dt is hereby provided that this appropriation for
payment of unemployment benefits shall be paid only
out of the monies requisitioned from the State of

Virginia’s account in the unemployment compensa-
tion trust fund in the treasury of the United States,
and paid into the State treasury to the credit of the
unemployment compensation fund in accordance with
the provisions of §§ 60-90 through 60-94, inclusive, of
the Code of Virginia, and not out of the general fund

of the State treasury.

n 149

payment of unemployment benefits for Federal em-
ployees and veterans on behalf of the Federal gov-
ernment, a sum sufficient.

It is hereby provided that this appropriation for
payment of unemployment benefits for Federal em-
ployees and veterans shall be paid only out of monies
paid by the Federal Government into the Federal
benefits fund of the State treasury, and not out of
the general fund of the State treasury.

2 150

special unemployment compensation expenses to be
paid out of the Special Unemployment Com-
pensation Administration Fund continued in effect by
§ 60-102 of the Code of Virginia, a sum sufficient, not
CO KCC nee. 20,000
the first year and $20,000 the second year.

This appropriation includes for ‘additional equip-
ment $2,500 each year.

a 151

refund of contributions and interest thereon in ac-
cordance with the provisions of § 60-94 of the Code
of Virginia, to be paid only out of the clearing
account created by § 60-90 of the Code of Virginia, a
sum sufficient.

2 152
payment to the Secretary of the Treasury of the
(United States to the credit of the unemployment
compensation trust fund established by the Social
Security Act, to be held for the State of Virginia
upon the terms and conditions provided in the said
Social Security Act, there is hereby appropriated the
amount remaining in the clearing account created by
§ 60-90 of the Code of Virginia after deducting from
the amounts paid into the said clearing account the
refunds payable therefrom pursuant to § 60-94 of the
Code of Virginia.
Total for the Virginia Employment Commission
from special funds._.....___...__._.______..$§21,868,250
the first year and $22,467,570 the second year.
tem 153 ]

‘for administration of the functions, powers and duties
assigned to the Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board by the Alcoholic Beverage Control Act, to be
paid only out of the monies collected and paid into
the State treasury by the said Board, as provided
by § 4-23 of the Code of Virginia, and not out of
the general fund of the State treasury, provided, how-
ever, with approval of the Governor, loans for the
payment of such expenditures may be made from
the general fund and from any other funds in the
State treasury upon such terms as the Governor may
approve, a sum sufficient, estimated at...$116,797,655
the first year, and $123,142,630 the second year.

It is hereby provided that out of this appropriation
the following salaries shall be paid:

Chairman of the board............_..___._......$17, 500
‘Vice-Chairman ——_...___.___._.___.._. $17 500
Member of board _____________ $17,500

Salaries for other personal service shall be fixed by
the Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Board, with
approval by the Governor, as provided by the Alco-
holic Beverage Control Act. (The sums for such
purpose set forth in the Budget are estimates only,
and are not to be construed as affecting the discretion
of the Governor or the Board with regard thereto as
provided in said Act.)

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $67,945 the first year and $63,405 the second
year.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND IM
Board of Agriculture and Immigrati

tem 154
for administration — ~~.
Out of this appropriation the following salary shall
be paid:

Commissioner of Agriculture and Immigration
(without fees, all fees of office to be paid into
the State treasury) ————_.__________$17,500

This appropriation includes for additional equip-

ment $1,550 the first year and $50 the second year.

tem 155
for State agency exhibits at State Fair...

tem 156
‘or direction and operation of analytical laboratories

tem 157

‘or analyzing products and materials for harmful residues _!
appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $1,150 each year.

tem 158
‘or Joguiating the sale of fertilizers, limes and motor

innervation cecnenanneaneninnanameaned
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $2,500 the first year.
Item 159 First Year Second Year
For analyzing gasoline, diesel fuel and motor oils.....__-$ 65,990 $ 65,815

Item 160

For regulating the sale of economic poisons, a sum suffi-
cient, estimated at

It is provided that the amount expended out of this
appropriation for regulating the sale of economic
poisons shall not exceed the amount paid into the
State treasury during the current biennium as pro-
ceeds of revenues derived from regulating the sale of
economic poisons.

It is provided, however, that the unexpended bal-
ance at the close of the previous biennium in the
inspection fees collected and paid into the State treas-
ury through the enforcement of the Virginia Insecti-
cide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Law is hereby re-
appropriated to the Board of Agriculture and Immi-
gration to be used for regulating the sale of economic
poisons.

Item 161

For analyzing paints and hazardous substances, as pro-
vided for in Chapter 5.1 of Title 59 of the Code of

Lis), eee

Item 162
For regulating the sale of commercial feeds and animal
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This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $2,000 the first year.

Item 163
For enforcement of pure food la
The Board of Agriculture and Immigration is here-
by directed to expend out of the appropriation under
this title, a sum sufficient to enable the board to per-
form the work in connection with apple spray residue
which is necessary to enable commercial apple growers
of this State to meet the requirements of the Federal
and State pure food laws.
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment, $5,410 the first year and $310 the second year.

Item 164
For enforcement of dairy la

WS.
This appropriation includes for additional equip-

ment $6,370 the first year and $370 the second year.

Item 165
For meat inspectio
Provided that each establishment inspected shall
pay that part of the actual cost of inspection pro-
vided it, which is not paid for from this general fund
appropriation, and such fees are hereby appropriated
for this purpose.
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $2,100 the first year and $100 the second year.

Item 166

60,100 $ 51,710

69,850 $ 61,280

$ 180,115 $ 129,215

186,640 §$ 188,985

827,685 $ 824,790

289,745 $ 289,065

For testing and study of seeds... 127,690 382) 126,785

Item 167

For products testing services, to be paid only out of the
fees and charges collected and paid into the State
First Year Second Year

treasury for such services and not out of the general
fund of the State treasury, a sum sufficient, estimated
at 17,000
the first year, year, and $ $17,000 the second year.

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $2,500 each year.

Item 168
For enforcement of apple law —____________________$
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $2,265 the first year.

Item 169
For enforcement of weights and measures law-__._______$
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $12,000 the first year and $2,270 the second

year.

Item 170
For enforcement of egg law.——————_________________$

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $4,200 the first year.

Item 171
For protection of livestock from disease..________$
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $8,700 the first year and $500 the second year.

Item 171.1

For payment of hog cholera indemnities, a sum sufficient,
estimated at ef
Item 172

For animal disease eradication program, to be paid only
out of funds received for that purpose from the
Federal government, and paid into the State treasury,
and not out of the general fund of the State
treasury ——————_____________$18, 000
the first year and $18,000 the second year.

Item 173
For operation of regional laboratories... ____$
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $500 each year.

Item 174
For inspection of livestock markets————______$

Item 175

For prevention of swine diseases, to be paid only out of
the fees and revenues collected or received by the
Board of Agriculture and Immigration, in accordance
with the provisions of § 3-598.4 of the Code of Vir-
ginia, and paid into the State treasury, and not out
of the general fund of the State treasury, the amount
of such revenues, estimated at._____.___________$8,
the first year and $8,060 the second year.

It is provided that any unexpended portion of the
funds derived from said fees and revenues at the close
of the previous biennium is hereby reappropriated to
the Board of Agriculture and Immigration to be used
for the prevention of swine diseases.

Item 176

58,530

288,195

75,070

289,810

25,000

869,445

78,165

56,685

281,315

71,945

25,000

79,410

For plant pest control and nursery inspection._._........$ 276,580 $ 277,185
ment $3,525 the first year and $1,185 the second
year.

Item 177

For maintenance and operation of the State Lime Grind-
ing Plant No. 1, at Staunton, to be paid only out of
the revenues derived from the operation of said lime
grinding plant, and paid into the State treasury by
the said lime grinding plant, and not out of the
general fund of the State treasury_.____..._...$119,805
the first year and $119,005 the second year.

Item 178

For maintenance and operation of the State Lime Grind-
ing Plant No. 2, at Appomattox, to be paid only out of
the revenues derived from the operation of said lime
grinding plant, and paid into the State treasury,
and not out of the general fund of the State

treasury — $74,805
the first year and $82,545 the second year.
Item 179

For direction of marketing activities. _____
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $8,375 the first year, and $75 the second year.

Item 180

For inspection and grading services, to be paid only out
of the fees and charges collected and paid into the
State treasury for such inspection of agricultural and
other commodities and not out of the general fund
of the State treasury, a sum sufficient, estimated
at SI 8 BB
the first year and $1,253,260 the second year.

It is provided that any unexpended portion of the
funds derived from said fees and other charges and
from fees and charges for voluntary apple and peach
inspection service at the close of the previous bien-
nium are hereby reappropriated to the Division of
Markets of the Department of Agriculture and Immi-
gration, to be used for “Inspection and grading serv-
ices,” under this title.

Item 181

For Department of Defense grading program, to be paid
only out of funds received for the purpose from the
Federal government, and paid into the State treasury,
and not out of the general fund of the State

CCST Yanna acne 2,000
the first first year and $2,000 the second year.
Item 182

For expenses relating to distribution of commodities to
eligible recipient agencies, to be paid only out of
special revenues collected and paid into the State
treasury for such purposes, a sum sufficient, estimated
at 51,000
the first year and $1,000 the second year.

Item 183

For market expansion ————____
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $60 each year.
Item 184 First Year Second Year

For market expansion, to be paid only out of funds re-
ceived for that purpose from the Federal government,
and paid into the State treasury, and not out of the

general fund of the State treasury.._._.___________$78,000
the first year and $73,000 the second year.

Item 185

For special weights and measures services, to be paid only
out of the fees collected for such services, in accord-
ance with the provisions of §§ 59-80 and 59-81 of the
Code of Virginia, and paid into the State treasury,
and not out of the general fund of the State treasury,
the amount of such fees, estimated at_._______.$17,415
the first year and $17,420 the second year.

Item 186
For regulating sale of seeda___ COS Ci8080 =f Ss«80, 285
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $300 the first year.

Item 187
For direction of regulatory services... ........_..$ 388,155 $ 88,780

Total for the Board of Agriculture and Immi-
gration 8g 4,281,800 § 4,298,425

Agricultural Research and Education Commission
Item 188

For research and educational phases of the agricultural
program, a sum sufficient, estimated at..______.$2,200
the first year, and $2,200 the second year.

It is provided that expenditures shall not exceed
payments into the Agricultural Research and Educa-
tion Fund of the State treasury established by § 58-730
of the Code of Virginia. It is provided further that no
supplemental salary payments shall be made from
this appropriation without the prior written approval
of the Governor.

Virginia State Apple Commission

Item 189

For promoting the sale and consumption of Virginia
apples, to be paid only out of the apple merchandis-
ing fund created in accordance with §§ 3-513 through
8-525, inclusive, of the Code of Virginia, and not out
of the general fund of the State treasury..__.$219,450
the first year, and $222,635 the second year.

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $2,750 the first year and $1,000 the second
year.

Virginia Bright Flue-Cured Tobacco Commission

Item 190

For promoting the sale, consumption, and exportation of
Virginia bright flue-cured tobacco, to be paid only
out of the Bright Flue-Cured Tobacco Promotion
Fund pursuant to the provisions of §§ 8-240 through
8-256 of the Code of Virginia, and not out of the
general fund of the State treasury, the amount needed
from such funds, estimated at__________________$30,000
the first year and $30,000 the second year.

Virginia Dark-Fired Tobacco Commis:
mn 191
’ planning and conducting campaigns of education,
advertising, publicity, sales promotion and research
for the purpose of increasing the demand for, and the
consumption of, Type 21 Virginia Dark-Fired Tobacco
pursuant to the provisions of §§ 3-239.1 through
8-239.11, inclusive, of the Code of Virginia, and not
out of the general fund of the State treasury, the
amount needed from such funds, estimated at.$4,800
the first year and $4,800 the second year.

Virginia Peanut Commission

n 192

promoting the consumption of Virginia peanuts, to
be paid only out of the peanut fund created pursuant
to the provisions of §§ 3-525.1 through 3-525.19, in-
clusive, of the Code of Virginia, and not out of the
general fund of the State treasury._..__..__.$41,000
the first year and $41,000 the second year.

Virginia Poultry Products Commissi

n 198
providing for programs of research, education, pub-
licity, advertising and other promotion of poultry
products pursuant to the provisions of §§ 3-609.2
through 8-609.21, inclusive, of the Code of Virginia,
and not out of the general fund of the State treasury,
the amount needed from such funds, estimated
at 580,000
the first year, and $32,000 the second year.

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $500 each year.

COMMISSION OF THE INDUSTR
OF AGRICULTURE

a 198.1
expenses of the Commission of the Industry of Agri-
culture

MILK COMMISSION

2 194
regulating the production and distribution of milk in
accordance with the provisions of §§ 3-346 through
8-883, inclusive, of the Code of Virginia, to be paid
only out of the revenues collected and paid into the
State treasury, in accordance with the provisions of
said sections and not out of the general fund of the
State treasury ———— _______._ $212,205
the first year and $212,345 the second year.

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $650 the first year and $110 the second year.

1 195

regulating the production and distribution of milk by
the local milk boards, in accordance with the provi-
sions of §§ 8-346 through 38-383, inclusive, of the
Code of Virginia, to be paid out of the revenues
First Year Second Year
collected and paid into the State treasury, in accord-
ance with the provisions of said sections and not out
of the general fund of the State treasury.___$81,680
the first year and $83,535 the second year.
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $105 the first year.

VIRGINIA SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION

COMMISSION
Item 196
For State soil and water conservation..._.._______.......$ 181,155 $ 184,515
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE VIRGINIA
STATE PORTS AUTHORITY
Item 197

For the exercise and administration by the Board of Com-
missioners of the Virginia State Ports Authority of the
powers and duties conferred upon and vested in the
said Board of Commissioners by the Act of the Gen-
eral Assembly of 1952 creating the said Virginia State
Ports Authority, or by other provision of law........$ 687,175 $ 685,305

It is provided that out of this appropriation the
Virginia State Ports Authority may, in its discretion
and with the written approval of the Chairman of
the said Authority, expend for such expenses in
connection with promotional activities as are com-
monly borne by business organizations a sum not to
exceed $7,500 each year.

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $5,500 the first year and $500 the second year.

Item 198
For acquisition, development and operation of port
facilities — $771,800 §$ 771,300

Item 199

For one-half the annual cost for acquisition, development,
construction and operation of port facilities at New-
port News, not to exceed in any On€ yeaT.... cece. $ 621,000 $ 521,000

It is provided that the funds hereby appropriated for
acquisition, development and operation of port facili-
ties at Newport News shall be available, subject to
the approval of the Governor, to the Peninsula Ports
Authority of Virginia, a political subdivision of the
Commonwealth having jurisdiction and authority to
acquire, own, construct, and operate or lease port
facilities.

Item 199.1

For completion of a revision of the 1957 report of The
Committee on General Cargo Facilities at Hampton
Roads S$ 55,000

Total for Board of Commissioners of the Virginia
State Ports Authority....___s FS «22,084,475 § 1,977,605

DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION AND
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Item 200

For expenses of administration of the Department «@* Gon-
servation and Economic Development_._._._____
Out of this appropriation the following salary shall
be paid:
Director ————____ G17, 500

Item 201

It is hereby provided that out of the appropria-
tions in Items 203 and 222, the Department of Con-
servation and Economic Development may, in its dis-
cretion, and with the written approval of the Director
of the Department, expend for such expenses in con-
nection with promotional activities as are commonly
borne by business organizations annual sums not
exceeding $1,000 for public relations and advertising
and $1,500 for development of salt water sport fish-
ing resources.

Item 202

For administration of highways anti-litter program, to be
paid from the State highway maintenance and con-
struction fund, and not out of the general fund of
the State treasury — 88,000
the first year and $8,000 the second year.

Item 208
For development of salt water sport fishing resources.__‘

Item 204
For protection and development of forest resources in
accordance with law —— ~~ —_____EEE
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $6,000 each year.

Item 205

For protection and development of forest resources of the
State in accordance with law, to be paid only from
the special revenues collected or received for the pro-
tection and development of such forest resources,
from Federal aid and other sources, and paid into the
State treasury, to the credit of the Department of
Conservation and Economic Development, estimated
at 8 991 020
the first year and $991,020 the second year.

Item 206
For maintenance of improvements constructed by Civilian
Conservation Corps ————————________!

Item 207
For forestry service to landowners ___PESESE
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $700 the first year and $800 the second year.

Item 208

For forestry service to landowners, to be paid only from
special revenues collected or received for furnishing
the said forestry service to landowners, or from Fed-
eral aid and other sources, and paid into the State
treasury, and not out of the general fund of the
State treasury ——— —— ___________._____-___. $174,000

the first year and $174,000 the second year.

Item 209
For investigation and control of forest pests__§_ —._$
Item 210 First Year Second Year

For the investigation and control of forest pests in accord-
ance with law, the special revenues collected or re-
ceived for the aforesaid purpose, from Federal aid
and other sources and paid into the State treasury,
to the credit of the Department of Conservation and
Economic Development, estimated at....____$16,000
the first year and $16,000 the second year.

Item 211

For administration and protection of State forests, to be
paid only out of the special revenues collected or
received for the administration and protection of State
forests, and paid into the State treasury to the credit
of said Department, the amount of said special rev-
ermues, estinmatedl at neces eeeeeeeee 170,780
the first year and $174,800 the second year.

It is further provided that any unexpended balance
at the close of the previous biennium in the special
revenues collected or received for the administration
and protection of State forests are hereby reappro-
priated to the Department of Conservation and Eco-
nomic Development to be used for the purposes stated
in this item.

Item 212

For mineral resources investigation... «= 874,720 §$ 850,750

It is provided that during the current biennium, no
part of this appropriation may be paid to any Fed-
eral agency or activity for joint operation of geo-
logical surveys.

It is further provided that no funds may be allot-
ted from this appropriation without the prior written
approval of the Governor.

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $27,300 the first year and $3,000 the second
year.

Item 213

For mineral resources investigation, to be paid only from
special revenues from Federal aid and paid into the
State treasury, and not out of the general fund of

the State treasury. seosesssnsarsnessssnsseseneneseeeeesenenessereeceaeeens 000

the first year.
Item 214
For topographical mapping in cooperation with the United

States Geological Survey —..______________...__.--..§ 510,000 $ 610,000
Item 214.1
For strip mine reclamation........__________....___.§ 15,000 $ 27,000
Item 215
For water resources investigation —————— $888,705 $ 485,225

It is hereby provided that the salary of the Com-
missioner of Water Resources shall be paid entirely
out of the general fund of the State treasury, and
that the said Commissioner shall receive no compen-
sation from the Federal government.

It is further provided that no funds may be allot-
ted from this appropriation without prior written
approval of the Governor.

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $2,700 the first year.
Item 216

For operation of State parks.
Out of this appropriation not more than $2,400 each
year is hereby appropriated to employ a caretaker
ier the Hillsman House at Sayler’s Creek Battlefield

Item 217

For maintenance and operation of State park cabins con-
structed under the authority of § 10-101 of the Code
of Virginia, to be paid only out of receipts from the
revenue bond indenture trustee and not out of the
general fund of the State treasury, a sum sufficient,
estimated at — $6,000
the first year and $7,550 the second year.

Item 218

For maintenance and operation of the Southwest Vir-
@imia Musevrm nf

Item 219

For maintenance and operation of the Southwest Vir-
ginia Museum in the town of Big Stone Gap, to be
paid only out of funds donated for that purpose, or
otherwise obtained, without cost to the State of Vir-
ginia, and paid into the State treasury and not out
of the general fund of the State treasury.._.____$5,000
the first year and $5,000 the second year.

Item 220
For administration of public relations and advertising.........{

Item 221

For operating information stations on interstate highways
movittnirn thre Stent cc cesececsc smeeeeeeeeeeeeceemennnenentemmnee

Item 222

For advertising to promote travel in Virginia, including
preparation and distribution of promotional aa
ature

It is provided that from this appropriation such
sums as are deemed necessary by the Director of the
Department and approved by the Governor may be
expended for analyzing the effectiveness of the adver-
tising expenditures.

Out of this appropriation there is hereby appro-
priated, to be expended by or for the Virginia
Thanksgiving Festival, Inc., for further publicizing
the facts relating to America’s first Thanksgiving
under supervision of the Department of Conserva-
tion and Economic Development, $2,500 each year.

Total for the Department of Conservation and
Economic Development ——~.._____. {

VIRGINIA HISTORIC LANDMARKS COM
Item 222.1
For expenses of administration of the Commission...

Item 222.2

For erecting and replacing highway historical markers in
accordance with the provisions of § 42-66.1 and §
42-66.2 of the Code of Virginia. —______
CH. 719] ACTS OF ASSEMBLY

STATE WATER CONTROL BOA

Item 226
For control, prevention and abatement of pollution i
Stent weber nnn ence a eeee eeert
This appropriation includes for additional equi
ment $2,850 the first year and $2,000 the secon
year.

Item 227

For control, prevention and abatement of pollution i
State waters, from special revenues received for us
of the State Water Control Board and paid into th
State treasury emcee 00,001
the first year and $100, 000 the second year.

STATE AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ;

Item 227.1
For control, prevention, and abatement of pollution of air
in the State, a sum sufficient, to become available
only with the prior written approval of the Governor,

not exceeding

POLE ITO SFO POPSE EP E EO DET OO:

COMITTORYO SOLE S06 S CESARE TS

POTOMAC RIVER BASIN COMMISSION OF

Item 228
For control and abatement of pollution in the Potomac
River Basin in accordance with the provisions of
§§ 62-62 through 62-67, inclusive, of the Code of
Virginia, and the Potomac Valley Pollution and Con-
servation Compact ——— ——.._______._.._____—$

OHIO RIVER VALLEY WATER SANITATION (

‘tem 229

‘or control and abatement of pollution in Ohio River
Basin water in accordance with the provisions of §§
62-67.1 through 62-67.10, inclusive, of the Code of
Virginia, and the Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation
Compact ee

PE LD OTL LP LIOGD OLDS ALE LLLONL OLS 9 OED

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JAMESTOWN FOUNDATION

em 230
or operation of Jamestown Festival Park...
It is provided that out of this appropriation the
Jamestown Foundation may, in its discretion, and with
the written approval of the Chairman of said Founda-
tion, expend for such expenses in connection with
its promotional activities as are commonly borne by
business organizations a sum not to exceed $1,500
each year.
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $3,200 the first year and $2,000 the second

year.

BREAKS INTERSTATE PARK COMMISS

m 231

r the Commonwealth of Virginia appropriation to the
Breaks Interstate Park Commission in accordance
with the provisions of The Breaks Interstate Park

Comma an gS
COMMISSION OF FISHERIES
Item 232 First Year Second Year
For expenses of administration of the Commission of

Fisheries ———_______..______________._.._$§ 60,845 $ 61,185
Out of this appropriation the following salary shall

be paid:
saseuseesunneesees moensssersempssensecsnneeeeenseenee = LD T50

Commissioner
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $260 the first year.

Item 233
For protection of oyster beds and fish_..—_._._._.___....§ 585,140 $ 65538,610
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $40,500 the first year and $1,000 the second
year.

Item 234
For repletion of oyster beds..______.___..___..___.-§ 218,800 $ 214,080
It is hereby provided that all planting of oyster
shells for repletion of oyster beds and replenishing of
public oyster rocks herein authorized shall be carried
on by the Commission of Fisheries only with the
advice of, and in cooperation with, the Virginia Insti-
tute of Marine Science.

Item 235

For replenishing public oyster rocks, to be paid only from
revenues collected and paid into the Special Public
Oyster Rocks Replenishment Fund of the State treas-
ury, and not out of the general fund of the State
treasury

.$ 254,815
the first year ar and. $266,116 ‘the second year.
Total for the Commission of Fisheries.._.........$ 859,785 $ 828,776

POTOMAC RIVER FISHERIES COMMISSION
Item 236
For the Commonwealth of Virginia appropriation to the
Potomac River Commission in accordance with the
provisions of the Potomac River Compact._......$ 60,000 $ 50,000

ATLANTIC STATES MARINE FISHERIES COMMISSION
Item 237
For the Commonwealth of Virginia appropriation to the
Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission in ac-
cordance with the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries
Compact .—————___ FS 8,000 §$ 3,000

VIRGINIA INSTITUTE OF MARINE SCIENCE
Item 238
For maintenance and operation of the Virginia Institute
of Marine Science, in accordance with the provisions
of §§ 28.1-195 through 28.1-199, inclusive, of the Code
of Virginia FF 84,140 = $s 709, 280

Item 238.1

For maintenance and operation of the Virginia Institute
of Marine Science from special revenues received
by the Institute and paid into the State treasury
and not out of the general fund of the State
treasury $219,900
the first year, and $219,900 the second year.
1 289 ]

administration of the law relating to game and inland
fisheries, and to promotion of safe operation of motor
Dts acne $h 2,912,715
the first year and $2,963,200 the second year.

It is provided that the costs of administration of
Chapter 11.1, Title 62, of the Code of Virginia, relat-
ing to motor boats, shall be paid only from revenues
paid into the State treasury pursuant to the provisions
of the Chapter.

This appropriation includes for equipment $55,950
the first year and $40,000 the second year.

a 240

It is hereby provided that all monies, fees and
revenues collected by the Commission of Game and
Inland Fisheries shall, upon receipt thereof, be paid
promptly into the State treasury to the credit of the
game protection fund and unexpended balances in
such revenues from the previous biennium shall be
transferred to said fund, and all appropriations made
to the Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries as
provided in this act, shall be paid out of the game
protection fund, and not out of the general fund of
the State treasury.

It is provided, however, that revenues collected
pursuant to Chapter 11.1, Title 62, of the Code of Vir-
ginia, shall be segregated in a separate fund and
that such revenues are appropriated for the admin-
istration of the cited chapter.

a 241

In the event the Federal government should make
available additional funds for game and fish work,
such additional funds as are allocated to Virginia
may be expended, subject to the approval of the
Governor, for the lease and purchase of areas for
refuges, wild life habitat demonstration, and research
public hunting and fishing grounds, structures, and
for operating expenses in connection therewith.

DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
State Highway Commission

n 242
special fund titled “State highway maintenance and
construction fund” shall consist of revenues derived
from the proceeds of the tax on motor vehicle fuels,
motor vehicle licenses, Federal aid, and other rev-
enues segregated by law for the maintenance and
construction (including reconstruction) of State high-
ways, and for the maintenance and operation of the
Department of Highways, Department of State Police,
Regulating and Taxing Motor Vehicle Carriers in the
State Corporation Commission, and Division of Motor
Vehicles (except revenues segregated to the Unin-
sured Motorists Fund established by § 46.1-167.6 of
the Code of Virginia). All appropriations from Items
248 through 256, inclusive, shall be paid out of the
State highway maintenance and construction fund
and not out of the general fund of the State treasury,
and shall be expended in accordance with provisions
of the Code of Virginia relating to maintenance and
construction of highways.
Item 243 First Year Second Year

For administration and supervision, a sum sufficient, esti-
pvsyst: | ee YM 3.944 |)
the first year and $7,863,210 the second year.

Out of this appropriation each member of the State
Highway Commission, except the Chairman, shall re-
ceive a per diem of $20, not exceeding $1,500 in any
one year.

Out of this appropriation the following salary shall
be paid:

State highway commissioner ......... $22,000

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $171,000 the first year and $188,000 the second
year.

Item 244

For general expense, including maintenance and operation
of grounds and buildings, traffic and planning routine
operations, engineering overhead, Virginia Council of
Highway Investigation and Research, accident pre-
vention and costs, employee education and training,
legal expense, insurance, and miscellaneous expense,
a sum sufficient, estimated at.. unsesseessssemeeers B00 000
the first year and $2,455,000 the second year.

Item 245

For construction, acquisition of rights of way and engi-
neering on the interstate system of highways, a sum
sufficient, estimated at ee $126,050,000
the first year and $126,050,000 the second year.

These estimated appropriations include $112,500,000
the first year and $112,500,000 the second year from
Federal aid, and $13,550,000 the first year and
$18,550,000 the second year from State funds.

Item 246

For maintenance, including minor improvements and re-
placements, of the interstate system of highways, a
sum sufficient, estimated at...._......__._.$2,800,000
the first year and $3,215,000 the second year.

Item 247

For construction, acquisition of rights of way and engi-
neering on the primary system of highways, a sum
sufficient, estimated at..................___...-..§ 69,678,000
the first year, and $71,673,000 the second year.

These estimated appropriations include $10,481,000
the first year and $10,481,000 the second year from
Federal aid, and $59,197,000 the first year and
$61,192,000 the second year from State funds.

Item 248

For maintenance, including minor improvements and re-
placements, of the primary system of highways, a

sum sufficient, estimated at —..........._....$16,500,000
the first year and $16,600,000 the second year.
Item 249

For construction and maintenance, including improve-
ments and replacements, on the secondary system of
highways, a sum sufficient, estimated at....§60,417,000
the first year and $64,334,000 the second year.

These estimated appropriations include $4,637,000
the first year and $4,637,000 the second year from Fed-
eral aid, and $55,780,000 the first year and $59,697,000
the second year from State funds.
Item 250 First Year Second Year
For construction, acquisition of rights of way and engi-

neering on the primary routes through municipalities

of 5,000 population or more, including the primary

routes through Arlington County, the streets on these

routes composing the urban system of highways, a

sum sufficient, estimated at......._.......__._$17,603,000

the first year and $20,756,000 the second year.

These estimated appropriations include $4,345,000
each year from Federal aid, $2,000,000 the first year
and $2,098,000 the second year from localities, and
$11,258,000 the first year and $14,313,000 the second
year from State funds.

Item 251

For maintenance, including construction and improve-
ments, of streets in municipalities of 3,500 population
or more, a sum sufficient, estimated at___$12,816,000
the first year and $13,116,000 the second year.

Item 252

For construction and engineering of industrial site access
roads, a sum sufficient, estimated at... $1,500,000
the first year and $1,500,000 the second year.

Item 253

For construction and engineering of recreation area access
roads, a sum sufficient, estimated at._._.$1,500,000
the first year and $1,500,000 the second year.

Item 254

For construction and engineering of defense and related
access roads, a sum sufficient, estimated at, from

Federal funds ————..._...____........_-_ $1,000,000
the first year and $1,000,000 the second year.
Item 255

For improvements to buildings and grounds, a sum
sufficient, estimated at ———_...... ~.—------ 150,000
the first year and $750,000 the second year.

Item 256

For regulating outdoor advertising, in accordance with the
provisions of §§ 33-298 to 33-324, inclusive, of the
Code of Virginia, not exceeding the amounts col-
lected and paid into the State treasury as provided
by § 33-308 of the Code of Virginia, a sum sufficient,
estir ete ht nnn ene ceeee eee $87,000
the first year and $67,000 the second year.

Item 257

For maintenance and operation of and debt service for
toll revenue bond facilities, to be paid only from the
income from toll receipts in accordance with pro-
visions of §§ 33-227 through 33-255, inclusive, of the
Code of Virginia, and not out of the general fund
of the State treasury, a sum sufficient, estimated
| | a 05118111)
the first year and $9,750,000 the second year.

It is hereby provided that out of this appropriation
shall be paid the amount required for interest and
sinking fund requirements on the revenue bonds
issued by the State Highway Commission for the
acquisition of toll facilities, estimated at__$6,496,879
the first year, and $6,528,845 the second year.

First Year Second Year

Total for the State Highway Commis-
sion from special funds—_._.._._______$830,148,220
the first year and $840,629,210 the second year.

Central Garage
Item 258

For maintenance and operation of a Central Garage, in
accordance with the provisions of 8 2-42 of the Code
of Virginia, to be paid only out of the special fund
established by the cited section, a sum sufficient,
estimated at a $1,782,950
the first year and $1,873,875 875 the second year.

It is provided, further, that the proceeds from
sales of automobiles shall be paid into the special fund
established by § 2-42 of the Code of Virginia, not-
withstanding any contrary provision of law.

Item 259
For purchase of additional equipment.—_____...__.......---$ 160,000

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
State Board of Health

$ 160,000

It is provided that the amounts set forth below for the State Board of Health
as from special revenues are appropriated from and shall not exceed special
revenues collected or received for the use of the State Board of Health and paid
into the State treasury, and such amounts shall not be paid from the general fund

of the State treasury.

Item 260
For expenses of administration of the State Board of
Health

exveneeeseseereeeseseeetrerceereeecurenereeesneecesemerrnceecnenenennaeummannemensf LO0;T20
Out x this appropriation the following salary shall
be paid:
State health commissioner... $24,200
Item 261
For expenses of administration svsseeenenenreeeeneseensssssrreereeeeeessp O05 140
the first year, and $67,185 the second year, from
special revenues.
Item 262
For health education 2.0 ccte teeny 67,785
Item 263
For health education... $12,000
the first year, and $12,000 the second year, from
special revenues.
Item 264
For collection and publication of vital statistics... ——$ 581,540
appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $4,750 the first year and $370 the second year.
Item 265
For collection and publication of vital statistics._.__.$4,500
the first year and $4,500 the second year from
special revenues.
Item 266
For sanitary engineering paneer Gg 289,740

It is provided that out of this appropriation there
is hereby appropriated:

$ 250,420

$ 247,085
For Hampton Roads Sanitation District Commis-
sion, removing pollution sources or raw sewage

discharges 210,000
each year.
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $5,490 the first year and $1,120 the second
year.

Item 267
For shellfish inspection and sanitati

on
This appropriation includes for additional equip-

ment $2,100 the first year and $840 the second year.

Item 268
For industrial hygien

ee
This appropriation includes for additional equip-

ment $470 the first year and $375 the second year.
Item 269

For industrial hygiene, to be paid from the fund for
the administration of the Workmen’s Compensation
Act 20,000
the first year and $20,000 the second year.

Item 270

For prevention of tuberculo

sis
It is provided that out of this appropriation there

is hereby appropriated:
For the surgical treatment of tuberculosis, each
year ———___ $30,000
Item 271
For prevention of tuberculosis._.__._.___...___§.___ $100,000
the first year and $100,000 the second year from
special revenues.

Item 272

For tuberculosis diagnosis, surgery, and hospitalization
at the Ennion G. Williams Hospital, Medical College

First Year

169,815

18,075

555,980

of Virginia 2 1,084,380

Item 273

For control of venereal diseases... S01 860

Item 274

For control of venereal diseases_._..._._________ $66,000
the first year and $66,000 the second year from
special revenues.

Item 275

For control of epidemi

ee -
This appropriation includes for additional equip-

ment $1,200 the first year.

Item 276

For malaria and mosquito control, and insect and rodent
control

It is provided that out of this appropriation there
is hereby appropriated:

For contribution by the State Board of Health to
mosquito control commissions established in accord-
ance with law, not exceeding.....__$135,610
each year.

It is further provided that contributions by the
State Board of Health out of this appropriation to

146,770

184,455

Second Year

$ 165,855

$ 71,185

$ 456,510

$ 1,086,660

$ 108,005

$ 148,685

$ 184,420
any mosquito control commission shall not exceed
25 per cent of the gross amount obtained by such
commission from other sources.

Item 277
For administration of Merit System... —___..___f

Item 278
For personnel training ———————~———_____.___._.-._4

Item 279
For medical and nursing facilities services. ———__-._.____{

Item 280
For medical and nursing facilities services._ $5,288,000
e first year and $5,288,000 the second year from
special revenues.
It is provided that out of this appropriation there
is hereby appropriated:
For aid to localities in construction of hos-
pitals ... —-—~-——-- $5,200,000
each year.

Item 281
For cancer control —
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $140 the first year.
Item 282

FOr CANCEL COMET ON nnn aan en eneeereeeeeernereeeseen eens 14,600
the first year and $74,600 the second year from
special revenues.

Item 283

For inspection of hotels, tourist and food establishments‘
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $640 the first year.

Item 284

For administration of Virginia bedding law $60,065
the first year and $60,575 the second year from
special revenues.

Item 285

For maternal and child health 2 EEE

Item 286

For maternal and child health_________ $987,855
the first year and $1,037,355 the second year from
special revenues.

Item 287

For promoting hearing and speech rehabilitation, to be
expended in furthering service of Virginia Hearing
and Speech Foundation under rules and regulations
of the State Health Commissioner._.______._________-_

Item 288
For crippled children’s service_._______
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $54,800 the first year. It is provided that the
Department is authorized to start a cystic fibrosis
program in cooperation with the Dept. of Pediatrics
of the University of Virginia School of Medicine not
to exceed $40,000 annually.

1 289 ]
crippled children’s service..._________________$1 197,650
the first year and $1,313,650 the second year from
special revenues.

1 290

nursing scholarships, to provide scholarships pursuant
to §§ 23-35.9 through 23-35.13, Code of Virginia,
and to provide scholarships to train teachers of
nurses subject to the conditions of acceptance stated
in these cited sections. — —__________

2 291

operation of laboratories _— —______
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $6,675 the first year.

study, care, treatment, research and rehabilitation
of alcoholics, as provided by law.

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $6765 the first year and $160 the second year.

1 293

study, care, treatment and rehabilitation of alcoholics,
as provided by law. _______________$92,000
the first year and $92,000 the second year from
special revenues.

a 294

legal medicine and post-mortem examinations__.____‘

It is provided that $54,500 of this appropriation
shall be set aside each year, from which to pay the
fee required by § 19.1-42, as amended. It is further
provided that, from the amount so set aside, the State
shall reimburse cities and counties five dollars for each
fifteen dollar fee paid by them pursuant to the cited
section.

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $300 the first year.

n 295

providing bodies for scientific study.________. $10,725
the first year and $10,725 the second year from
special revenues.

It is hereby provided that on the first day of July
in each year of the current biennium the Department
of Health may bill each agency served for an ad-
vance payment not exceeding the amount of the
charge for the previous year.

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local health services.._SEEEE

It is provided that any part of this appropriation
expended in providing needed medical services shall
be expended under rules and regulations adopted
jointly by the State Board of Health and the govern-
ing body of the county or city paying a portion of the
cost of the services; the rules and regulations shall be
so devised and administered as to ensure that the
medical services will be rendered only to the indigent
or medically indigent.

It is further provided that for purposes of operat-
First Year Second Year
ments, which effect an agreement for operation by the
State Board of Health under the conditions set forth
above, and which have no separate appropriation
therefor in this act, this item shall be deemed to pro-
vide as appropriations from the general fund a sum
sufficient to be available, with special revenues, upon
prior written approval by the Governor.

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $45,000 the first year and $20,000 the second
year.

Item 297

For local health services—.________.___$ 3,146,080
the first year and $3,308,860 the second year from
special revenues.

Item 298
For local health services—City of Norfolk .._..._.........§ 651,685 $ 674,480
: be expended subject to the conditions set forth for
tem 296.

Item 299
For local health services—City of Norfolk__.__.$533,195
the first year and $551,845 the second year from
revenues.

Item 299.1
For local health services—mental after-care._........._.§ 62,500 $ 62,500
It is provided that drugs under this program will
be dispensed without charge only to indigent and
medically indigent persons as defined pursuant to
§ 32-294 of the Code of Virginia.

Item 3800
For study of heart diseases. ___.______.$68, 455
the first year and $638,495 the second year from
special revenues.
Item 801
For the control of rabies in predatory animals.._.-—$ 94,500 $ 76,500
is appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $19,500 the first year.
Item 302
For the control of rabies in predatory animals.___.$58,340
the first year and $59,840 the second year from
special revenues provided by localities in which trap-
ping activities are undertaken.
Item 3038
For radiological health, including registration of radiation
machines or radioactive material, as provided by Title
82 of the Code of Virginia... sess 87,185 32§ S837, 485
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $7,910 the first year.
Item 304 |
For radiological health, including registration of radiation
machines or radioactive material, as provided by Title
82 of the Code of Virginia... ____ $87,185
the first year and $37,485 the second year from
special revenues.
Item 305
For determination of vitamin content in milk. ____. $10,000
the first year and $10,000 the second year from
special funds.
Item 306 Ik

For migrant labor health services demonstration project
in Accomack and Northampton Counties.___$50,510
the first year and $51,240 the second year from
special funds.

Item 307
For counseling and referral program for armed forces
medical rejectees 2 -____________. $93,690

the first year and $93,980 the second year from
special revenues.

Item 308
For home health services._..._....W_»_»_>»_>EOE

Item 809

For home health services__._-_ 12500
the first year and $185,000 the second year from
special revenues.

Item 810

For family planning—__
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $1,000 the first year.

Total for the State Board of Health.....___.___..

Blue Ridge Sanatorium, at Charlottesv
Item 311

For maintenance and operation of the Blue Ridge Sana-
torium, at Charlottesville_.._..____ tf

Item 312

For maintenance and operation of the Blue Ridge Sana-
torium, at Charlottesville, to be paid only out of the
special revenues collected or received for the use of
said Blue Ridge Sanatorium and paid into the State
treasury, and not out of the general fund of the
State treasury —— 28168, 585
the first year and $163,585 the second year.

Catawba Sanatorium, Near Salem
Item 313

For maintenance and operation of the Catawba Sana-
torium, near Salem _._______

Item 314

For maintenance and operation of the Catawba Sana-
torium, near Salem, to be paid only out of the special
revenues collected or received for the use of said
Catawba Sanatorium, and paid into the State treas-
ury, and not out of the general fund of the State

treasury ————~—_.__________.____.._- $66,500
the first year and $66,500 the second year.

Piedmont Sanatorium, at Burkevill

Item 315
For maintenance and operation of the Piedmont Sana-
torium, at Burkeville...§_____EEEEeEeee FF

Item 316
First Year Second Year
cial revenues collected or received for the use of said
Piedmont Sanatorium, and paid into the State treas-
ury, and not out of the general fund of the State
treasury ~~. 62,000
the first year and $62,000 the second year.

DEPARTMENT OF WELFARE AND INSTITUTIONS
Board of Welfare and Institutions—Central Activities

It is provided that the amounts set forth below for the Board of Welfare and
Institutions—Central Activities as from special revenues are appropriated from
and shall not exceed special revenues collected or received for the use of the Board
of Welfare and Institutions and paid into the State treasury, and such amounts
shall not be paid from the general fund.

Item 317
For expenses of administration of the Department of
Welfare and Institutions. 185,185 = «195,645
Out of this appropriation shall be paid the follow-
ing salary:
Director ~~. LT, 500
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $675 the first year.

Item 318

For expenses of administration meeeseereterrenereernenemen 318000
the first year and $317,000 the second year from
special revenues.

Item 319
For general welfare activities._____ $577,990 9 § (616,475
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $14,300 the first year and $8,650 the second
year.

Item 320

For general welfare activities..._.._._______.$335,000
the first year and $347,000 the second year from
special revenues.

Item 321
For old age assistance... cccnnmeeccnmnnennennnsenennnnennanenn$ 1,548,280 §$ 1,682,695

Item 322

For old age assistance....._.___ $8,627,300
the first year and $8,766,040 the second year from
special revenues.

Item 323
For medical assistance to the aged... 485,790 $682,845

Item 324

For medical assistance to the aged_.._.__________._ $1,450,676
the first year and $1,889,825 the second year from
special revenues.

Item 325
For aid to dependent children... § 2,484,650 $2,706,000

Item 326

Item 327 First Year Second Year
For aid to the permanently and totally disabled._.____-$ 1,095,895 $ 1,282,625

Item 328

For aid to the permanently and totally disabled_$4,774,980
the first year and $4,921,380 the second year from
special revenues.

Item 329
For general relief. == 1,187,500 39 $1,171,875

Item 330

The appropriations made by Items 331, 332, and
888 shall be expended, under regulations of the Board
of Welfare and Institutions, to reimburse county and
city public welfare boards pursuant to § 63-106 of the
Code of Virginia and, subject to the same percentage
limitations, for other administrative services per-
formed by county and city public welfare boards and
superintendents of public welfare pursuant to other
provisions of the Code of Virginia.

Item 331
For administration and services________----—---------—----§ 1,949,810 §$ 2,118,185

Item 3832

For administration and services—._—___________-$3, 150,140
the first year and $3,382,645 the second year from
special revenues.

Item 333

For children’s services.._____. $500,000
the first year and $500,000 the second year from
special revenues.

Item $34
For foster care for children..__..___----_-_----—---—_------------$. 2,242,200 $ 2,464,500
The Board of Welfare and Institutions shall ascer-
tain the amount of expenditures so made and the
Commissioner shall monthly reimburse each county
and city public welfare board in an amount not less
than 50 per cent, nor more than 62% per cent, for
boarding of children under care pursuant to §§ 63-73,
63-96, 16.1-178(2), 16.1-210, and 16.1-211, of the Code

of Virginia.

Item 335
For hospitalization of the indigent and medically indigent._$ 1,854,760 $ 2,027,970
The appropriations from this item shall be
expended in accordance with the provisions of Chap-
ter 15 of Title 82 of the Code of Virginia, as
amended. One million two hundred thousand
($1,200,000) dollars out of the aggregate appropria-
tions in this item shall be allocated to the counties
and cities on the basis of population and the remain-
der shall be set aside as a reserve fund for expendi-
ture as provided in said Chapter. .
It is provided that out of this appropriation
amounts not exceeding $300,000 each year shall _be
allocated for out-patient and emergency room service.

Item 336
It is hereby provided that any person who, at the
time of admission as a patient to the University of
Virginia Hospital or the Medical College of Virginia

First Year

Hospital, is the recipient of financial assistance under
any of the provisions of Title 63 of Code of Virginia
shall be deemed to have been thereby determined eligi-
ble for hospitalization under the provisions of § 32-294,
and the provisions of § 32-298.2 shall be applicable
in the event payment for hospitalization is not other-
wise paid.

Item 3837

For reimbursing in an amount of 50 per cent for expendi-
tures made by Juvenile and Domestic Relations Courts
in counties and cities for salaries of probation officers
appointed in the manner provided for, and pursuant
to § 16.1-206 of the Code of Virgi

Item 338
For support of feeble-minded children ___.._____.__$

Item 339

For in-service training for Welfare personnel and for
ener eneceeennrnereneennereseeees

scholarships

Item 340

For in-service training for Welfare personnel and for
scholars naan $64,850

the first year and $86,400 the second year from
special revenues.

Item 841

For support of children committed to the Board of
Welfare and Institutions, from funds and balances
of funds made available for such children by parents
or other persons, insurance, or other sources, and not
out of the general fund of the State treasury, pur-
suant to § 63-293.2 of the Code of Virginia, a sum
sufficient, estimated at . se vseneeenseeererenereerrveeeeneee- 16,000
the first year and $16,000 the second year.

Item $42

For Federal assistance to resettle Cuban refugees.$25,000
the first year and $25,000 the second year from
special revenues.

Item 343
For expenses in administration of pilot food stamp pro-
gram —. $40,000

the first year and $40,000 the second year from
special revenues.

Item 344
For maintenance of U. S. citizens returned from foreign
0h) 11 o (-- cc 3 x1 1 1)

the first year and $1,000 the second year from
special revenues.

Item 345

For expenditure pursuant to the provisions of §§ 63-109
to 638-111, inclusive, of the Code of Virginia, all
monies deducted from funds otherwise payable out
of the State treasury to the counties and cities pur-
suant to the provisions of §§ 63-135 and 63-136, and
§§ 63-157 and 63-158 of the Code of Virginia.

Item 345.1
There is hereby appropriated, to be expended only

Second Year

485,540 $ 523,200

18,000 §$

19,650 $

20,000

22,900
]

with the prior written approval of the Governor, in
addition to the amounts set forth in the foregoing
appropriation items for the State Board of Welfare
and Institutions, sums sufficient from the general
fund of the State treasury, and from funds received
from the United States and agencies thereof, and
from other sources for the purpose of providing, or to
assist in providing, for these public assistance pro-
grams, and paid into the State treasury, to reim-
burse the cities and counties for the State share of
the costs of these public assistance programs as pro-
vided in Title 63 of the Code of Virginia as amended.

a 346

No change in benefit eligibility requirements, or in
the grant standards or in the value of grant stand-
ards shall be placed in effect without the prior writ-
ten approval of the Governor.

1 847

youth service activities. ____ Sf
This appropriation includes for additional equip-

ment $825 the first year.

1 348

youth service activities... _____.$110, 000

the first year and $110,000 the second year from

special revenues.

» $49

corrections activities —
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $1,260 the first year and $175 the second year.

1 850
administration of Merit System ——————_____.___-f

Total for Board of Welfare and Institutions—
Central Activities — 2.2.

VIRGINIA PAROLE BOARD
» 351
parole activities... ==
Out of this appropriation the following salaries
shall be paid:
Director of Parole ———___.________._.$1 5,200

It is provided that the limitation of $1,300 hereto-
fore applicable to the maximum expenses of proba-
tion and parole officers be continued in the same
amount.

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $10,060 the first year and $9,335 the second
year.

BOARD OF WELFARE AND INSTITU
Bon Air School for Girls, at Bon Ai
Item 353 Fi

For maintenance and operation of the Bon Air School for
Girls, at Bon Air, to be paid only from special rev-
enues and not out of the general fund of the State
treasury 17,040
the first year and $17,530 the second year.

Beaumont School for Boys, at Beaumo!

Item $54

For maintenance and operation of the Beaumont School
for Boys, at Beaumont EEE

Item 355
For operation of farm.....__________ Sh

Item $56

For maintenance and operation of the Beaumont School
for Boys, at Beaumont, to be paid only from special
revenues and not out of the general fund of the State
treasury .. seecsecwnemecnerveneerserememeenemenenseseseetenarrsermensesenenererns LO 000
the first year and $15,000 the second year.

Total for Beaumont School for Boys, at
Beaumont

Janie Porter Barrett School for Girls, at F

Item 357
For maintenance and operation of the Janie Porter Barrett
School for Girls, at Peaks ———_________-

Item 358

For maintenance and operation of the Janie Porter Barrett
School for Girls, at Peaks, to be paid only from spe-
cial revenues and not out of the general fund of the
Starter Cree Surry nance acest eee 9 OD
the first year and $9,500 the second year.

Hanover School for Boys, at Hanove

Item 359

For maintenance and operation of the Hanover School
for Boys, at Hanover

Item 360
For operation of farm... LS

Item 361

For maintenance and operation of the Hanover School
for Boys, at Hanover, to be paid only from special
revenues and not out of the general fund of the State

treasury seseessetectseereeceunenerscunstenetumenrnesunenenesemeeereenererecemeeesp LO 000
the first year and $15,000 the second year.

SOE SEO ATE STEM 06 COGELO RGA? ERI PAVH UWS COMP SOOTY PEEP EP CEUEUOTD

Total for Hanover School for Boys, at Hanover._$

Study Home for Boys, in Chesterfield Co!
Item 362
For maintenance and operation of the Study Home for
Governor, to the Beaumont School for Boys, at Beau
mont, to undertake necessary studies of boys com
mitted to the Board.

Natural Bridge Forestry Camp
Item 363
For maintenance and operation of the Natural Bridge

Forestry Camp __. seve seeecseenceneneeneeeenere eee neces
The Penitentiary, at Richmond

Item 364
For maintenance and operation of the Penitentiary, at
Richmond _. x2 Seger ap sowenetiEeStneresyensaseson 3

Out of this appropriation there is hereby ‘appro-
priated:
For per diem allowance to prisoners a sum suffi-

cient, estimated Ata $56,500
the first year and $56,500 the second year.

[tem 365

for transportation of prisoners... weet reeenncemtseneeneesemeensee eG

Total for Penitentiary, at Richmond... g

The Penitentiary, at Richmond, Industrial Ds<
tem 366
‘or maintenance and operation of the industrial depart-
ment of the Penitentiary, at Richmond, to be paid
only out of the special revenues collected or received
from the operation of said industrial department and
paid into the State treasury and not out of the

general fund of the State treasury, a sum sufficient,
$3,329,115

the first year and $3,045,155 the second year.
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $282,050 the first year.

State Penitentiary Farm and State Prison Fa
Defective Misdemeanants, at State Farr
2m 367
r maintenance and operation of the State Penitentiary
Farm and State Prison Farm for Defective Misde-
meanants, at State Farm. gg

Out of this appropriation there is hereby appro-
priated:

For per diem allowance to prisoners in accordance
with § 538-220.1 of the Code of Virginia, a sum
sufficient, estimated at st pemeererometnestsSiereneraeeqroe $51,600
the first year and $51,600 the second year. ;

It is hereby provided that the appropriations herein
made for the State Penitentiary Farm and State
Prison Farm for Defective Misdemeanants, are in-
clusive of all funds which the said State Penitentiary
Farm and State Prison Farm for Defective Mis-
demeanants would otherwise be entitled to receive
during each year of the current biennium, for the
purposes stated in the said items, either out of the
appropriation for criminal charges or otherwise out of
the general fund of the State treasury, any provisions
of § 53-98 of the Code of Virginia to the contrary
notwithstanding.

Item 368 F
For operation of farm and dairy _—_____.__...__$

Item 369
For operation of brick plant 2__2_2_EEEES

Total for State Penitentiary Farm and State
Prison Farm for Defective Misdemeanants, at
State Farm — 0S

Southampton Penitentiary Farm, at Cap
Item 870
For maintenance and operation of the Southampton
Penitentiary Farm, at Capron.—________. §

Out of this appropriation there is hereby appro-
priated:

For per diem allowance to prisoners in accordance
with § 53-220.1 of the Code of Virginia, a sum suffii-
cient, estimated at $18,720
the first year and $18,720 the second year.

Item 371
For operation of farm. 2S

Total for Southampton Penitentiary Farm, at
Capron ——

State Industrial Farm for Women, at Goo
Item 372
For maintenance and operation of the State Industrial
Farm for Women, at Goochland, treatment and care
of delinquent women__.___-_-_»_E

Out of this appropriation there is hereby appro-
priated:

For per diem allowance to prisoners in accordance
with § 53-220.1 of the Code of Virginia, a sum suffi-
cient, estimated at _______________..... $18,455
the first year, and $13,455 the second year.

It is hereby provided that the appropriation here-
in made for the State Industrial Farm for Women
by this item is inclusive of all funds which the said
State Industrial Farm for Women would otherwise
be entitled to receive during each year of the cur-
rent biennium for the purposes stated in the said
items, either out of the appropriation for criminal
charges or otherwise out of the general fund of the
State treasury, any provisions of § 53-98 of the
Code of Virginia to the contrary notwithstanding.

Item 373
For operation of farm..__....____EE TS

Item 374

For maintenance and operation of central laundry number
1, a sum sufficient, estimated at____SEESE

Item 375

For operation of greenhouse ——~——_________ §
a 576

' maintenance and operation of Bland Correctional
Farm, at Bland.

Out of this appropriation there is hereby appro-
priated:

For per diem allowance to prisoners in accordance
with § 53-220.1 of the Code of Virginia, a sum suffi-
cient, estimated at. ___.______...$20,000
the first year and $20,000 the second year.

n 877
operation of farm

a 878

operation of lime grinding plant, to be paid only out of
the special revenues derived from the operation of the
lime plant and paid into the State treasury and not
out of the general fund of the State treasury__$17,980
the first year and $13,385 the second year.

Total for Bland Correctional Farm, at Bland:

a $79

No assignment to any person or persons, firm,
company, corporation, or agency whatsoever, made
by any inmate of a State penal institution, of any
money or credit received by such inmate, or to which
he may become entitled under this act, as a per diem
allowance for work performed by such inmate, shall
be valid, and any such assignment is hereby expressly
prohibited.

State Convict Road Force
n 880

maintenance and operation of the State Convict Road
orce

an 881

the work of the State Convict Road Force, in accord-
ance with the applicable provisions of § 538-58, §§
53-61 through 53-73, inclusive, §§ 53-100 through
53-123, inclusive, and § 53-109, § 53-109.1, and §
53-221, of the Code of Virginia, to be paid only out of
the money paid to the Director of the Department of
Welfare and Institutions by the State Highway Com-
missioner for the labor of convicts employed on the
State highway primary and secondary systems and
work incidental thereto, including relocation and
moving of Convict Road Camps, at local hourly rates
for such labor, determined in accordance with the
provisions of the aforesaid § 53-109.1 of the Code of
Virginia, said payments to be made only out of the
State highway maintenance and construction fund,
and not out of the general fund of the State treasury,
a sum sufficient, estimated at______________$2,646,900
the first year and $2,646,900 the second year.

a 382

maintenance and operation of the State Convict Road
Force, to be paid only out of revenues collected by
the State Convict Road Force in addition to revenues
received from the Department of Highways, and

not out of the general fund of the State treasury,
a sum sufficient, estimated at._______.______. $358,700

the first year and $358,700 the second year.
n 383

revenues collected from any source by the State
Convict Road Force shall be paid promptly and direct-
ly into the State Convict Road Force maintenance
fund; any funds remaining to the credit of the State
Convict Road Force maintenance fund at the close
of the biennium shall be paid into the State highway
maintenance and construction fund.

VIRGINIA COMMISSION FOR THE VIS
HANDICAPPED

It is provided that the amounts set forth below for the
1e Visually Handicapped as from special revenues are
hall not exceed special revenues collected or received for

ion and paid into the State treasury, and such amount
he general fund.

tem 384
‘or expenses of administration of the Virginia Commis
sion for the Visually Handicapped_—____
This appropriation includes for additional equip
ment $1,000 the first year and $450 the second year.
item 385

For expenses of administration of the Virginia Commit

sion for the Visually Handicapped, from speci:
revenues ................ scecuenceeeneneracocecenmeserstoereceresserereeeens OD 10

the first year and $5,000 the second year.
Item 386
For operation of workshop for the blind______

This appropriation includes for additional equi
ment $3,765 the first year and $900 the second ye:

Item 387

For operation of workshop for the blind, from spec
revenues derived from its operation, estima’
at. -9 0,
the first year and $350,000 the second year.

Item 888

For aid to the blin

eee
This appropriation includes for additional eq
ment $350 the first year.

Item 389
For aid to the blind, from special revenues om

the first year, and $906,640 the second year.
This appropriation includes for additional eq
ment $350 the first year.
Item 390
For vocational rehabilitation of the blind_____.
{tem 391 I
For vocational rehabilitation of the blind, from special
revenues, estimated at — Sse 886,400
the first year and $353,735 the second year.
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $2,960 the first year and $605 the second year.

Item 392
For operation of St. James workshop and training

center
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $4,600 the first year and $2,050 the second

year.

Item 393

For operation of St. James workshop and training center,
from special revenues derived from its operation, esti-
mated at —200 118,000
the first year and $120,000 the second year.

Item 394
For home teaching for the adult blind and pre-school
blind children
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $2,200 the first year and $450 the second year.

Item 395
For education of the visually handicapped__ —_____$
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $7,885 the first year and $5,385 the second
year.

Item 396
For library services for the blind_______________$
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $640 the first year and $815 the second year.

Item 397

For library services for the blind, from special rev-
enues, estimated at. S14 950

the first year and $14,950 the second year.

Item 398
For business enterprises and vending stand program.__.$
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $7,780 the first year and $7,030 the second

year.

Item 899
For business enterprises and vending stand program,
from special revenues, estimated at_______$38,970
the first year and $43,970 the second year.
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $19,970 each year.

Item 400

For operation of special eye clinics and diagnostic
services

This appropriation includes for additional equip-

ment $1,230 the first year and $1,240 the second

year.

Item 401
Item 462 First Year Secend Year
expenditure pursuant the provisions of § 63-108
of the Code of Virginia, all monies deducted from
out of the State treasury,

the costs oste of these public programs as pro-
vided in Title 63 of the Code of Vices ne
Item 403

requirements,
the grant standards or in the value of grant ‘stand-

DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HYGIENE AND HOSPITALS

State Hospital Board
Item 404
For expenses of administration of the Department of
Mental Hygiene and Hospitals... —(—ests‘ Z’:CSC TK 1G $0,575
It is hereby provided, with the approval of the
Governor first obtained, that out of this appropriation
® sum not to exceed $10,000 each year may be ex-
to conduct research in mental health.
be ot this appropriation the following salary shall
paid:
Commissioner of mental hygiene and
hospitals ——____ 8A
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $6,535 the first year and $4,700 the second
year.

Item 405

For operation of Mobile Psychiatric Clinic_....#-+$+§=--- $ ~=6. 70,705 §$ 171,650
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $135 the first year.

Item 406
For collecting cost of care and treatment of patients.._™_§$ 206,620 $ 207,585
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $2,250 the first year.

Item 407

For mental hygiene clinics. ese «1,010,070 §$ 992,725
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $28,725 the first year and $3,780 the second
year.

Item 408

For mental hygiene clinics to be paid only out of special
revenues, including Federal aid, collected and paid
into the State treasury for the said mental hygiene
clinics, and not out of the general fund of the State

1,058,096
the first year and $1,075,400 the second year.

Item 408.1
It is hereby provided that drugs dispensed through
appropriations in Items 407 and 408 will be dispensed
without charge only to indigent and medically indigent
persons as defined pursuant to § 32-294 of the Code
of Virginia.

Item 409

It is hereby provided that the appropriations herein
made by Items 407 and 408 for mental hygiene clinics
shall not be available for expenditure, either in whole
or in part, unless the amounts allocated to the various
mental hygiene clinics are based, as nearly as prac-
ticable, on a uniform ratio, for each clinic, of State
and Federal funds combined to local funds.

Item 410
For costs of persons awaiting commitment or admission,
a sum sufficient, estimated a

Total for the State Hospital Board_.__________$

Virginia Treatment Center for Children, at |
Item 411

For maintenance and operation of the Virginia Treatment
Center for Children, at Richmond___

Central State Hospital, at Petersbur;
Item 412
For maintenance and operation of the Central State Hos-
pital, at Petersburg —$__2_E

Item 412.1
For operation of employees’ cafeteria, a sum sufficient,
estimated at ——______.____.____.____ §

Total for the Central State Hospital, at
Petersburg 9 ——————______________ §

Petersburg Training School, at Petersh
Item 413

For maintenance and operation of the Petersburg Training
School, at Petersburg ———__-_-_______§

Eastern State Hospital, at Williamsbu
Item 414
For maintenance and operation of the Eastern State
Hospital, at Williamsburg
Item 415
For operation of employees’ cafeteria, a sum sufficient,
estimated at ——____ eee CFS
First Year Secend Year

Total for the Eastern State Hospital, at
Williamsburg —_——__—___——# 5948,080

Southwestern State Hospital, at Marion
Item 416
For maintenance and operation of the Southwestern State
Hospital, at Marion._._> SSE sCesesssSFfFfFsFSFSSSS—S s8,046,710

Item 417

For operation of employees’ cafeteria, a sum sufficient,
estimated at _. C5, 335

Total for the Southwestern State Hospital, at
Marion A LOA 3,082,045

Western State Hospital, at Staunton
Item 418
For maintenance and operation of the Western State
Hospital, at Staunton. SE ees CesesssssssSsSessssfssssSsSCOséséCSs«é#6 999,710

Item 419

For operation of employees’ cafeteria, a sum sufficient,
estimated at ti‘ i‘ LLULULULULULULULtCOCsi‘Csi‘“‘(COtC(‘(SSCO~C*‘é«DS I

Total for the Western State Hospital, at
Staunton «6,080,220

Northern State Hospital, in Fairfax County
Item 420

For maintenance and operation of the Northern State Hos-
pital, in Fairfax County.___EEeeFeeeeseseesCS O87, 230

DeJarnette State Sanatorium, at Staunton
Item 421

For maintenance and operation of the DeJarnette State
Sanatorium, at Staunton, in accordance with the pro-
visions of §§ 37-17 as amended and 37-18 through
87-22, inclusive, of the Code of Virginia, to be paid
only out of the special revenues collected or received
from the operation of said sanatorium and paid into
the State treasury, and not out of the general fund of
the State treasury ——.._EE Ft 70,060
the first year and $753,255 the second year.

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $1,750 the first year and $1,835 the second

year.
Lynchburg Training School and Hospital, at Colony
Item 422
For maintenance and operation of the Lynchburg Train-
ing School and Hospital, at Colony_________._______.$ 6,281,930
Item 423
For operation of employees’ cafeteria, a sum sufficient,
estimated at es tCéiS, 75
Total for the Lynchburg Training School and

Hospital, at Colony——_____ «6,335,680

$ 5,126,790

$ 3,119,315

$ 35,890

$ 3,155,206

$ 6,124,360

$ 6,208,155

$ 6,606,515
Item 424
For administration i
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $290 each year.
Out of this appropriation shall be paid the following

Director —————.-________-_____..--.---. $18,000

Item 425

For administration, to be paid from special revenues re-
ceived from the Federal government and from con-
tributions, and not out of the general fund of the
State treasury, estimated at ._..___.__.$158,115
the first year and $165,190 the second year.

This appropriation includes for additional equip-

ment $860 each year.

Item 426
For guidance and placement.___»_E_
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $3,160 the first year and $3,010 the second
year.

Item 427
For guidance and placement, to be paid from special rev-
enues received from the Federal government and from
contributions, and not out of the general fund of the
State treasury, estimated at... $712,840
the first year and $954,685 the second year.
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $9,480 the first year and $9,085 the second
year.

Item 428
For case services_._____.

Item 429

For case services to be paid from special revenues re-
ceived from the Federal government and from con-
tributions, and not out of the general fund of the
State treasury, estimated at_.._._._.$2,497,710
the first year and $2,977,750 the second year.

Item 430

For case services to be paid from the fund for the Admin-
istration of the Workmen’s Compensation Act and not
out of the general fund of the State treasury..$20,000
the first year and $20,000 the second year.

Item 431

For administration of Federal Disability Determination
Program, to be paid from special revenues received
from the Federal government for this purpose, and
not out of the general fund of the State treasury,
estimated at ——— __________________. $843,110
the first year and $922,915 the second year.
First Year Second Year
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $1,000 each year.

Total for Department of Vocational Rehabilitation.$ 1,149,565 §$ 1,372,550

Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center
Item 482

For maintenance of the Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation
Center, including interest and sinking fund payments
on the bonded debt, from special revenues derived
from the operation of the Center and paid into the
State treasury, and not out of the general fund of
the State treasury... _____E 81,385,410
the first year and $1,386,200 the second year.

It is further provided that, with the prior written
approval of the Governor, the above appropriations
for maintenance and operation may be increased by
an amount not exceeding any special revenue collec-
tions in excess of the sums listed above.

VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY
Item 488
For administration, maintenance of general library,
archives, historical publications, and records manage-
ment ————___ tf SCi62,480 0 § (66,680
This appropriation includes for additional equip~
ment $1,970 the first year and $1,050 the second
year.

Item 434

For maintenance of general library, to be paid from spe-
cial revenues received from the Federal government,
and not out of the general fund of the State
treasury ———__.________._____.__ $12,385
the first year and $12,925 the second year.

Item 435
For extension activities... ____2_2_ Nf 289,925 8389 8 9240,585

Item 436

For extension activities, to be paid from special revenues
received from the Federal government, and not out of
the general fund of the State treasury...._..._$1,160,595
the first year and $1,160,055 the second year.

Item 437-438
For acquiring, preserving, and publishing records and
books 0,000 32 § Ss 70,000
Total for Virginia State Library. ——_____$ 872,355 $ 877,215
VIRGINIA MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS
Item 439

For developing, interpreting and conserving the Virginia
Museum visual arts... 8 687,860 §$ 701,200
It is provided that no part of this appropriation
from the general fund shall be expended in the main-
tenance and operation of theatrical productions.
It is further provided that this appropriation from
the general fund shall be in addition to any appropria-
tion from special funds, notwithstanding any contrary
provision of this act.

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $1,950 the first year and $750 the second year.

n 440

developing, interpreting and conserving the visual
arts, the membership dues and other revenues col-
lected for the operation of said museum, and dona-
tions made therefor, and paid into the State treasury,

estimated at — $276,548
the first year and $279,310 the second year.
n 441

It is hereby provided that all monies, fees and
revenues collected by the Virginia Museum of Fine
Arts for current expenses in conducting the Museum
constitute the museum operation fund and upon re-
ceipt thereof, shall be paid promptly into the State
treasury to the credit of said fund; unexpended
balances in such collections from the previous bien-
nium shall be transferred to said fund.

THE STATE EDUCATION ASSISTANCE A
2 442
administration of the student loan program provided
by § 23-9.2:1 of the Code of Virginia...

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $200 each year.

VIRGINIA COLLEGE BUILDING AUTI
a 443
administration of Virginia College Building Authority
program

VIRGINIA COMMISSION ON HIGH
EDUCATION FACILITIES
1 444
administration of program to allocate Federal funds
for higher education facilities in Virginia, to be paid
out of special revenues received and paid into the
State treasury for the purpose, and not out of the
general fund of the State treasury._._.______.._.$24,245
the first year and $23,925 the second year.
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $1,000 the first year and $500 the second year.

STATE COUNCIL OF HIGHER EDUC,
FOR VIRGINIA
1 445

providing for the coordination of the State-supported
system of higher education ..____..__... ecervesannccsonccons

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $3,400 the first year and $750 the second year.

It is provided that notwithstanding the provisions
of § 23-9.9 of the Code of Virginia, the budget re-
quest and related information submitted to the Coun-
cil by the governing board of each institution of
higher education supported by the State shall be
transmitted to the Council at the same time and in
the same form as each such budget request and re-
lated information is submitted to the Governor
through the Division of the Budget. The Council and
the Division of the Budget shall cooperate in the
preparation of institutional data to the end that
duplication of effort be avoided and that information
needed by both agencies be supplied in a mutually
satisfactory format and in such form as approved by
the Commissioner of Administration.

THE VIRGINIA SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF AN
AT STAUNTON

n 446
‘Maintenance and operation of the Virginia School for
the Deaf and the Blind, at Staunton...»
n 447

Maintenance and operation of the Virginia School for
the Deaf and the Blind, at Staunton, to be paid only
out of special revenues collected or received for use
of said Virginia School for the Deaf and the Blind,
and paid into the State treasury and not out of the
general fund of the State Z we 44,920
the first year and $44,920 the second year.

VIRGINIA SCHOOL, AT HAMPTC
n 448

maintenance and operation of the Virginia School,
at Hampton —_...

n 449

maintenance and operation of the Virginia School,
at Hampton, to be paid only from special revenues
collected by the Virginia School, at Hampton, and
paid into the State treasury, and not out of the gen-
eral fund of the State treasury...._.__.______... $20,200
the first year and $20,100 the second year.

PEDO CELED FPL PEO CED 1 OS COLD

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATIOD
Department of Education

It is hereby established that the appropriations
made in Items 457, 458 and 459 are in discharge of
the directions found in Section 135 of the Constitution
of Virginia, that the General Assembly shall apply
certain sums, revenues and taxes to the schools of the
primary and grammar grades. It is further provided
that the appropriations made in Items 450, 451, 454,
484 and 485 are in discharge of the directions to the
General Assembly contained in Section 129 of the
Constitution of Virginia. It is further provided that
all other appropriations herein made to the State
Board of Education for school purposes are solely
in discharge of the permissive authority conferred
upon the General Assembly by Section 135 of the
Constitution of Virginia to make such other appro-
priations for school purposes as it may deem best, to
be apportioned on a basis to be provided by law.

1 450

expenses of administration of the State Board of Edu-
cation, including the payment of premiums on official
bonds in accordance with the provisions of § 2-8 of
the Code of Virginia ..__SES_EEEEEE FF
Out of this appropriation shall be paid the follow-
sal °

ary:
Superintendent of Public Instruction (with-
out fees, the fees collected by him to be
paid into the general fund of the State
treasury) ———__________._-------$ 22,000
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $750 the first year and $250 the second year.

» 451

local administration aid (salaries of division superin-

tendents) ————~—_________
This appropriation shall be expended for salaries

of division superintendents under the conditions set

forth in § 22-37, as amended, of the Code of Virginia.

» 452

reimbursement to localities of sixty percent (60%) of
the salary cost for local guidance counselors on the
basis of the minimum salary schedule__..____

a 458

reimbursement to localities of sixty percent (60%) of
the salary cost for local guidance counselors on the
basis of the minimum salary schedule, to be paid
from funds received from the Federal government,
and not out of the general fund of the State
ENR SUT Yn eee ee 400,000
the first year and $400,000 the second year.

n 454

reimbursement to localities of sixty percent (60%) of
the salary cost for local supervisors and directors of
instruction in elementary and high schools, including
visiting teachers ————~...__.______...

n 455

State aid to localities for special education.______

This appropriation includes $2,424,800 the first year,
and $3,138,000 the second year for reimbursement to
localities of sixty percent (60%) of the salary cost
of special education teachers, on the basis of the
minimum salary scale.

From this appropriation, the State Board of Educa-
tion may, in its discretion, expend an amount not to
exceed $50,000 each year of the biennium to provide:
for the education of children with multiple-handicaps
and for children handicapped because of aphasia;
and for instruction of Virginia children temporarily
hospitalized in hospitals of neighboring states.

n 456

- reimbursement to localities of sixty percent (60%)
of the salary cost for employing principals during two
summer months on the basis of the minimum salary
schedule

mn 457

years in each school district to be the basis of such
apportionment in accordance with the provisions of
Section 185 of the Constitution of Virginia; (a) the
proceeds from annual interest payments to the Liter-
ary Fund, estimated at $2,370,000 the first year, and
$2,551,700 the second year, and (b) that portion of the
actual collections of special taxes segregated by Sec-
tion 185 of the Constitution of Virginia estimated at
$1,250,000 the first year, and $1,250,000 the second
year; provided that no part of this appropriation shall
be paid out of the general fund of the State treasury.

0 458

the schools of the primary and grammar grades, for
the equal benefit of all the people of the State, to be
apportioned and distributed to each School Board in
this State on a basis of school population; the number
of children between the ages of seven and twenty
years in each school district to be the basis of such
apportionment; an amount equal to the total that
would be received from an annual tax on the property
in this State of one mill on the dollar, estimated at._!

n 459

basic school aid fund.

In the apportionment of the sums in this item, the
sums which have been or will be received by the
respective localities under Items 457 and 458 shall be
considered as if they had been received under this
item. The total of these sums shall be apportioned
to the public schools by the State Board of Educa-
tion under rules and regulations promulgated by it
to effect all of the following provisions stated herein.

a. Apportionment

Subject to the conditions and definitions stated

below, each locality shall receive:

1. a State basic share equal to sixty per cent
(60%) of the minimum salary cost.

2. a State supplementary share equal to the
amount by which the minimum program cost
exceeds the sum of the basic State share, the
“i share, and the adjusted Federal operating
ai

b. Definitions applicable to State Board of Education
items

1. “Average daily attendance”—the average daily
attendance for the first seven (7) months (or
equivalent period) of the school year in which
funds are distributed.

2. “State aid teaching position”—one teaching
position for each thirty (30) pupils in average
daily attendance in the elementary grades and
one teaching position for each twenty-three
(23) pupils in average daily attendance in the
high school grades.

8. “Minimum salary schedule”—the salary sched-
ule for teachers and other instructional per-
sonnel approved by the State Board of Educa-
tion and the Governor.

4. “Minimum salary cost” —the cost of salaries
719)

ACTS OF ASSEMBLY

in accordance with the minimum salary
schedule.

5. “Minimum program cost”—minimum salary

cost plus not less than one hundred dollars
($100) per pupil in average daily attendance.

6. “Local share”’—an amount equivalent to a uni-

form tax levy of sixty cents (60c) per one hun-
dred dollars ($100) of true values of local tax-
able real estate and public service corporation
property within a county or city. The true
valuation used for this purpose shall be that
determined by the State Department of Taxa-
tion for the tax year 1964.

. “Adjusted Federal operating aid”’—one-half

(4%) of any Federal funds provided and/or
available for local operating expenses.

. Conditions

Each locality shall put into effect the minimum

salary schedule.

Each locality shall provide from local resources
not less than thirty per cent (30%) of its
total expenditures (excluding capital outlay
and debt service) for school operation. It is
provided that local funds required by this sec-
tion shall be construed to include the proceeds
of any sales tax collected by the State and
returned to the localities.

No apportionment from this item shall be
made to any locality for State aid teaching
positions in excess of the number of such posi-
tions in which teachers are actually employed;
provided, however, that in exceptional circum-
stances and in the discretion of the State Board
of Education, a locality may employ fewer
teachers than the number of assigned State
aid teaching positions, as defined herein.

If any municipality annexes any portion of
any county or counties, the State Board of
Education shall make such equitable adjust-
ment of the funds which they otherwise would
have received as it deems justified by the
changes resulting from the annexation. This
provision shall not apply if a court of com-
petent jurisdiction makes the adjustment.

. Allotments of funds from this item shall be

paid to a locality only after submission of evi-
dence satisfactory to the State Board of Edu-
cation that the amount for which the allotment
is claimed has been or will be expended for the
purpose designated and in full compliance with
the terms and conditions set forth pursuant
to this item.

The State Board of Education, with the prior
written approval of the Governor, may adjust
the distribution of this fund when there is a
substantial loss in average daily attendance of
pupils in any locality. The average daily at-
tendance data for the locality for the previous
year may be used in making this adjustment.

The State Board of Education may, in its dis-
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8. In the event the availability of Federal funds
for local operating expenses is conditioned
upon their exclusion from a State apportion-
ment formula, the State Board of Education
shall exclude both such Federal funds and the
average daily attendance for the pupils in-
volved from the application of this item.

9. No locality shall receive from the apportion-
ment in this item any lesser sum in the cur-
rent biennium by reason of the change in ad-
justed Federal operating aid from two-thirds
(%) to one-half (%%) than it would have
received without such change.

a 460

It is hereby provided that the State Board of Edu-
cation with the prior written approval of the Governor,
may transfer sums from one to another of Items 452,
454, 455 and 456, to effect the purposes stated therein.

n 461
vocational education and to meet Federal aid.._.____!
Out of this appropriation there shall be set aside
$6,697,250 the first year and $7,521,500 the second
year for State aid to localities.
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $3,000 each year.

n 462

vocational education, including State aid to localities,
the funds received from the Federal government for
‘vocational education, provided that no part of this
appropriation shall be paid out of the general fund of
the State treasury, estimated at_._________. $6,662,000
the first year and $6,662,000 the second year.

1 462.1

It is hereby provided that out of Items 461 and 462
the Governor may provide for reimbursement to the
State Board of Community Colleges of such sums as
may be permitted under the approved State plan for
vocational education to be allocated for post-high
school vocational-technical education in institutions
under the State Board of Community Colleges.

n 463
aid in local adult education............. 2 enn

a 464
transportation of pupils——______
This appropriation shall be distributed as reim-
bursement for costs of transportation of pupils under
rules and regulations to be prescribed by the State
Board of Education; provided no locality shall receive
an allotment in excess of the amount actually ex-
pended for transportation of pupils to and from
the public schools, exclusive of capital outlay; provided,
further, that if the funds appropriated for this pur-
pose are insufficient, the appropriation shall be pro-
rated among the localities entitled thereto.
: 465 ]
a discretionary fund, a sum sufficient, estimated at

It is provided that this appropriation may be dis-
tributed, subject to rules and regulations of the State
Board of Education, to aid localities to operate and
maintain a nine-month school term, provided the
State Board of Education is satisfied (1) that the
locality is unable to operate and maintain a nine-
month school term with local funds and other State
funds, or that conditions beyond current local con-
trol result in unusually high unit costs of operation,
(2) that the local governing body has provided a
reasonable sum from local funds for such operation
and maintenance, and (3) that a nine-month school
term will be operated and maintained with the aid
from the appropriation, other State funds, and local
funds; aid from this item shall not be provided to
any locality which fails to meet the local expenditure
requirement of Item 459.

It is further provided that no expenditure or allo-
cation from this item in excess of $150,000 in either
year shall be made without the prior written approval
of the Governor.

n 466

sick leave with pay for teachers in the public free
schools, to be expended in accordance with regula-
tions of the State Board of Education, subject to
the prior written approval of the Governor..____.

n 467

maintenance of libraries and other teaching material
in public schools___
Out of this appropriation there shall be set aside
$692,100 the first year, and $738,870 the second year
for State aid to localities.
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $100,000 each year.

n 468

maintenance of libraries and other teaching materials
in public schools, the funds received from localities,
and paid into the State treasury.

n 469

' school lunch program in local public schools, to be
paid only out of Federal funds and not out of the
general fund of the State treasury, a sum sufficient,
estimated at . 288,550,000
the first year and $3,550,000 the second year.

m 470

* special school milk program in local public schools, to
be paid only out of Federal funds and not out of the
general fund of the State treasury, a sum sufficient,
estimated at —__.__.___.._____.$1, 550,000
the first year and $1,550,000 the second year.

m 471

r assisting localities in the purchase of mathematics.
science and language equipment and in payment of
guidance personnel, to be paid only out of Federa
funds (National Defense Education Act) and not out
of the State treasury, a sum sufficient, estimatec
at —_____ $2,200,000
the first year and $2,200,000 the second year.

Item 472

For in-service training programs for local public school
teachers and administrators to improve the quality of
education, to be administered under rules and regu-
iations of the State Board of Education —_______!

Item 473
For teacher education and teaching scholarships for the
public free schools, an amount not to exceed.______!
Out of this appropriation there shall be set aside
for teaching scholarships, to be apportioned under
rules and regulations of the State Board of Educa-
tion with the prior written approval of the Gov-
ermor — $1, 795 500
the first year, and $2,065,000 the second year.
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $500 the first year and $25 the second year.

Item 474
For aiding pilot studies 2

Item 475

For establishing and aiding driver education programs in
echool districts as provided by § 22-235.1 of the Code
of Virginia, to be paid only from special revenues col-
lected and paid into the Driver Education Fund of the
State treasury, and not out of the general fund
of the State treasury, a sum sufficient, estimated
at — $901, 000
the first year and $771,000 the second year.

Item 476

For manpower training program, to be paid only from
funds received from the Federal government for this
purpose, and not out of the general fund of the
State treasury, estimated at__.____________.$1,855,390
the first year and $1,856,275 the second year.

This appropriation includes $1,800,000 the first year
and $1,800,000 the second year for locally-admin-
istered programs.

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $250 each year.

Item 476.1

For aid in the operation of summer school classes in the
public schools, to be expended in accordance with
rules and regulations of the State Board of Educa-
tion, subject to the prior written approval of the
O01) oy 111) <a —

Item 477

For aid to localities in providing for the use of educational
television broadcast services in the public schools,
subject to rules and regulations adopted by the State
Board of Education ................ eee

Item 478

For reimbursement to each local school board of the actual
employer’s Social Security payments made by it, on
behalf of teachers, to the Contribution Fund pursuant
to Chapter 8.1, Title 51, of the Code of Virginia, a
sum sufficient, estimated at. —~ ——___

P20 POPLTG PHOTO SLESAO OS ERE.
item 479 ]
For the State contribution, on behalf of teachers, to the
retirement allowance account as provided by Chapter
8.2, Title 51, of the Code of Virginia._._.._+___ 4g

Item 480

For the State contribution, on behalf of teachers, to the
retirement allowance account as provided by Chapter
8.2, Title 51, of the Code of Virginia, to be paid
from the principal of the literary fund in excess of
$10,000,000, the sum of..__________ $1,465,000
the first year and $1,465,000 the second year.

Item 481

To provide for the payment of increased retirement com-
pensation to certain retired teachers and beneficiaries
thereof, in accordance with the provisions of §§ 51-
111.69 and 51-111.70, of the Code of Virginia, there
is hereby appropriated out of the general fund of the

to Trust Fund B, established by § 51-111.68,
of the Code of Virginia__._EEEE

Item 482

For the State contribution, on behalf of teachers who
participate in group insurance under the provisions
of Chapter 3.2, Title 51, of the Code of Virginia,
a@ sum sufficient, estimated at

Item 482.1

For transfer to Items 479, 481 and 482 to implement the
oh amendments to ‘the Code of Virginia sections

Item 483

For administration of school planning, testing and
guidance
This appropriation includes for additional equip-

ment $100 each year.

Item 484

For State supervision in secondary education. ___
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $650 each year.

Item 485

For State supervision in elementary and special edu-
eation ————_____
This appropriation includes for additional equip-

ment $500 each year.

Item 486
For production of motion picture films__— —___E_
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $800 each year.

Item 487

For production of motion picture films, to be paid only
from funds derived by the State Board of Education
from the production of such films and paid into the
State treasury, and not out of the general fund of
the State treasury ————_______.______.$10, 000
the first year and $10,000 the second year.

Item 488
For the acquisition and distribution of surplus equipment,
to be paid only from funds derived by the State Board

First Year Second Year
of Education from such acquisition and distribution
of the said equipment and paid into the State
treasury, and not out of the general fund of the
. State treasury ............... senesneaeeee 201,720
the first year and $203,975 the second year.
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $250 each year.

Item 489

For administration of National Defense Education Act
programs, to be paid only from funds received from
the Federal government for this purpose, and not
out of the general fund of the State treasury, esti-
1:00 2 A: | ne SF): 859 8)
the first year and $194, 480 the second year.

This appropriation includes for additional equip-

ment $101,550 each year.

Item 490

For directing educational research... a , 180,530 $ 181,725
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $1,150 the first year and $250 the second year.

Item 491

For directing educational research, to be paid only from
funds received from the Federal government for this
purpose and not from the general fund of the State
treasury, estimated at —— —_.______________.. $50,000
the first year and $50,000 the second year.

Item 492

For civil defense education, to be paid only from funds
received from the Federal government for this pur-
pose, and not out of the general fund of the State
treasury, estimated at ———_.._______... $49,935
the first year and $49,930 the second year.
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $1,500 each year.

Item 492.1

For the establishment of a statewide textbook rental sys-
tem in accordance with rules and regulations promul-
gated by the State Board of Education, and for the
maintenance of free textbook systems on an equiva-
lent basis, a sum not to exceed an amount equal to
the product of the number of pupils enrolled in the
local school divisions which establish, or have hereto-
fore established textbook rental systems, multiplied
by two dollars, to be paid only from unexpended gen-
eral fund balances as of June 80, 1966 <: Items 458
through 497 of Chapter 658 of the Acts of 1964.

Item 493

The State Board of Education shall make rules and regu-
lations governing the distribution and expenditure of
such additional Federal, private and other funds as
may be made available to aid in the establishment
and maintenance of the public schools.

Total for Department of Education.____.__.___. $204,190,765 $226,688,095

STATE BOARD OF COMMUNITY COLLEGES

Department of Community Colleges
Item 494

For administration of the departmental programs and
First Year
community colleges — S43, 965
Out of this appropriation the following salary shall
be paid:
Director —————..—___..____.. $19,500
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $83,500 the first year and $61,500 the second
year.

Item 495
For operation of special training programs..._._______..... ~$ 603,125
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $110,000 the first year and $135,000 the second
year.

Total for Department of Community Colleges.._._..$ 927,090

Northern Virginia Technical College
Item 496

For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities —— ______ ________._________._§ 876,775

Item 497

For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities, from special revenues received by this col-
lege and paid into the State treasury, and not from
the general fund of the State treasury..________.$189,000
the first year and $283,500 the second year.

Proposed Technical Colleges
Item 498

For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities of eight proposed technical colleges, the
amounts for each college to be allocated by the State
Board of Community Colleges with the prior written
approval of the Governor._._._____--_§ 622,545

Item 499

For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities, from special revenues received by these
colleges and paid into the State treasury, and not
from the general fund of the State treasury__.$60,750
the first year and $619,700 the second year.

The revenues collected by each college shall be
reserved for its use.

Area Vocational-Technical Post-High School Programs
Item 499.1
For maintenance and operation of educational and gen-
eral activities of five area vocational-technical post-
high school programs....... | 900,000
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $300,000 in the first year and $50,000 in the
second year.

Item 499.2

For maintenance and operation of educational and gen-
eral activities the special revenues received by these
schools and paid into the general fund of the State
treasury.

Second Year
$ 614,655

$ 907,785

$ 1,422,390

$ 1,220,445

$ 8,089,715

$ 300,000
Item 499.3 ]
For maintenance and operation of educational and gen-
eral activities, providing for addition of transfer pro-
grams to nine technical colleges and addition of tech-
nical and occupational programs to six branch
colleges
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $450,000 the first year and $984,000 the second
year.

Item 499.4

It is provided that the general fund appropriations
in Items 499.1 and 499.8 for institutions of higher
education under the control of the State Board of
Community Colleges: (a) shall not be conditioned
upon contributions for maintenance and operation by
any local political subdivision; (b) may be used for
capital outlay requirements; (c) and, in no instance,
may be committed or expended without the prior
written approval of the Governor.

Lynchburg Branch College, at Lynchb
Item 499.5
For maintenance and operation of educational and gen-
eral activities — 2
Item 499.6
For maintenance and operation of educational and gen-
eral activities, from special revenues received for
this branch and paid into the State treasury, and not
from the general fund of the State treasury..$107,380
the first year and $115,640 the second year.

Eastern Shore Branch College

Item 499.7

For maintenance and operation of educational and gen-
eral activities

Item 499.8

For maintenance and operation of educational and gen-
eral activities, from special revenues received for
this branch and paid into the State treasury and not
from the general fund of the State treasury..$125,070
the first year and $145,670 the second year.

Patrick Henry College, at Martinsvil

Item 499.9

For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities — ._._______-

Item 499.10

For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities, from special revenues received for this col-
lege and paid into the State treasury, and not from
the general fund of the State treasury. $74,200
the first year and $90,000 the second year.

Roanoke Technical Institute, at Roan

Item 499.11
For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities }

Item 499.12 ]

For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities from special revenues received for this col-
lege and paid into the State treasury, and not from
the general fund of the State treasury-______.$225 390
the first year and $248,380 the second year.

Clifton Forge-Covington Branch College, near ¢
[tem 499.13
For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities ——
Item 499.14

For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities from special revenues received for this col-
lege and paid into the State treasury, and not from
the general fund of the State treasury____$152,240
the first year and $163,350 the second year.

Wytheville Branch College, at Wythe

Item 499.15

For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities —

Item 499.16

For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities from special revenues received for this col-
lege and paid into the State treasury, and not from
the general fund of the State treasury.___$164,340
the first year and $179,190 the second year.

VIRGINIA STATE COLLEGE, AT PETE
Item 500

For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities 200

Item 501

For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities, including interest and sinking fund pay-
ments on the bonded debt, from special revenues re-
ceived for this college and paid into the State treas-
ury, and not from the general fund of the State
treasury ———_________._____.-_ $1,353,850
the first year and $1,357,695 the second year.

It is provided that out of this appropriation there
is hereby appropriated:

For the purpose of meeting the requirements of
the Federal Smith-Hughes Act, a sum sufficient.

Item 502
For student aid ....-..-_....__-__-

Item 503

For student aid, from special revenues received for this
college and paid into the State treasury and from
unfunded scholarships as authorized by §§ 23-31 and
23-7.1 of the Code of Virginia, and not from the

general fund of the State treasury.__.________$64,000
the first year and $64,000 the second year.

Item 504
For auxiliary enterprises, including interest and sinking
fund payments on the bonded debt, from special rev-
First Year Second Year

enues received for this college and paid into the
State treasury, and not from the general fund of the
State treasury ———————.———______..___. $1,355,355
the first year and $1,351,510 the second year.

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $14,500 the first year and $8,500 the second
year.

Total for Virginia State College, at Petersburg.$ 2,847,465 $ 2,999,650

Regional Education and Scholarships

Item 505

For regional education and scholarships.._............§ 262,000 $ 262,000

Out of this appropriation, the following amounts
are provided:

For medical scholarships, each year_______.$10,000

For equalization of higher educational opportuni-
ties, each year ——.____ $190,000

For contracts with Meharry Medical College and
Tuskegee Institute —.—_____________ $60,000
the first year and $55,500 the second year.

For dental scholarships, attendance to be at Me-
harry Medical College, or other college offering
such courses, each year eesseeeenereeeenereeereenernenssp 2000

Norfolk Division

Item 506 ,
For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities sececeseeveneescemeeecenessenewssevennseveseseneesseeseussecetesseumesscneestsest

Item 507

For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities from special revenues received for this col-
lege and paid into the State treasury, and not from
the general fund of the State treasury..____$1,870,925
the first year and $1,574,755 the second year.

Item 508

3 1,754,260 $ 1,997,430

For student aid... 8K 000 = 80,000

Item 509

For student aid, from special revenues received for this
college and paid into the State treasury and from
unfunded scholarships as authorized by §§ 23-31 and
23-1.1 of the Code of Virginia, and not from the
general fund of the State treasury___________._$25,000
the first year and $30,000 the second year.

Item 510
For auxiliary enterprises, including interest and sinking
fund payments on the bonded debt, from special rev-
enues received for this college and paid into the State
treasury, and not from the general fund of the State
83,560
the first year and $631,720 the second year.
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $5,000 the first year.

Total for Virginia State College at Petersburg,
Norfolk Division — WW

$ 1,779,260 $ 2,027,480
Item 511

For maintenance and operation of educational and general
FTL AA A |. eae

Item 512

For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities, including interest and sinking fund pay-
ments on the bonded debt, from special revenues
received for this college and paid into the State treas-
ury, and not from the general fund of the State
treasury 659,930
the first year and $747,705 the second year.

Item 513
For student aid

Item 514

For student aid, from special revenues received for this
college and paid into the State treasury and from
unfunded scholarships as authorized by § 23-31 of the
Code of Virginia, and not from the general fund of
the State treasury..._.__________..____ $10,500
the first year and $10,500 the second year.

Items 515-520

For auxiliary enterprises, including interest and sinking
fund payments on the bonded debt, from special rev-
enues received for this college and paid into the State
tenear’ and not from the general fund of the State

64,590

the the fret year and $1,001,2 001,295 96 the second year.
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $3,865 the first year.

Total for Longwood College, at Farmville _____

MADISON COLLEGE, AT HARRISON.

Item 521
For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities

Item 522
For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities from special revenues received for this
college and paid into the State treasury, and not from

the general fund of the State $1,105,230
the first year and $1,195,940 the second year.

Item 528
For student aid —

Item 524

For student aid, from special revenues received for this
college and paid into the State treasury and from un-
funded scholarships as authorized by § 23-31 of the
Code of Virginia, and not from the general fund of the
State treasury —— ees, 000
the first year and $16,000 the second year.

Item 525

For auxiliary enterprises, including interest and sinking
fund payments on the bonded debt, from special

revenues received for this college and paid into the
State treasury, and not from the general fund of the
State treasury ————__._____._____ $1,296,945
the first year and $1,404,605 the second year.

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $4,300 the first year and $4,450 the second year.

Total for Madison College, at Harrisonburg_____. $

RADFORD COLLEGE, AT RADFOR
Item 526
For maintenance and operation of educational and general
CL hd (8 | eT

Item 527

treasury 1,333,565
the first year and $1,818,035 the second year.

Item 529
For auxiliary enterprises, including interest and sinking
fund payments on the bonded debt, from special
revenues received for this college and paid into the
State treasury, and not from the general fund of the
State treasury —....._____ $1, 984,700
the first year and $2,000,280 the second year.
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $4,500 the first year and $3,500 the second year.

Total for Radford College, at Radford_____$

VIRGINIA ASSOCIATED RESEARCH CE
AT NEWPORT NEWS

Item 530

For maintenance and operation of educational and general
ot nn |

Item 631

For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities from special revenues received for this col-
lege and paid into the State treasury, and not from
the general fund of the State treasury.____.$1,928,410
the first year and $1,948,165 the second year.

This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $750,000 each year.

THE COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY I

The College of William and Mary in Virginia, at
Item 532
For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities — 8
Item 533 ]
For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities, including interest and sinking fund pay-
ments on the bonded debt, from special revenues re-
ceived for this college and paid into the State treasury,
and not from the general fund of the State

treasury 90,770
the first year and $2,366,745 the second year.
Item 534
For student aid ——__EEEE
Item 535

For student aid, from special revenues received for this
college and paid into the State treasury and from
unfunded scholarships as authorized by § 23-31 of the
Code of Virginia, and not from the general fund of the
State treasury 70,000
the first year and $75,000 the second year.

Item 536

For fuxiliary enterprises, including interest and sinking
d payments on the bonded debt, from special
eventos received for this college and paid into the
State treasury, and not from the general fund of the
State treasury ——— ES eseesesesesesSsSs=S‘ , 722,008

the first year and $2,015,200 the second year.
appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $1,000 the first year and $1,000 the second year.

Total for The College of William and Mary in
Virginia, at Williamsburg ~———— ~~ —____.

Richard Bland College, at Petersbu

Item 537

For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities

Item 538

For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities from special revenues received for this col-
lege and paid into the State treasury, and not from
the general fund of the State treasury $290,135
the first year and $347,905 the second year.

Item 539

For student aid, from special revenues received for this
college and paid into the State treasury and from un-
funded scholarships as authorized by § 23-31 of the
Code of Virginia, and not from the general fund of
the State treasury —— ——_____.____ $6,600
the first year and $8,250 the second year.

Item 540

For auxiliary enterprises from special revenues received
for this college and paid into the State treasury, and
not from the general fund of the State treasury..$1,200
the first ) ar and $1,255 the second year.

Christopher Newport College, at Newpor

Item 541
For maintenance and operation o of educational and general
activities 20... SOOT a” well
Item 542 First Year Second Year

For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities, including interest and sinking fund pay-
ments on the bonded debt, from special revenues re-
ceived for this college and paid into the State treas-
ury, and not from the general fund of the State
1) 9-320: oh sevssssseeeeG 19,400
the first year and $381, 050 the second - year,

OLD DOMINION COLLEGE, AT NORFOLK
Item 548
For maintenance and operation of educational and general

CEVA CIS senna nent eeentercereeeeeeenneee sneer @ 2240580 §$ 2,568,116

Item 544

For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities from special revenues received for this col-
lege and paid into the State treasury, and not from
the general fund of the State treasury_......_..$2,401,200
the first year and $2,554,750 the second year.

Item 545
For student aid nn ecccccsccsceeeeeseeeseinmnne ap 16,000 § 165,000

Item 546

For student aid, from special revenues received for this
college and paid into the State treasury and from
unfunded scholarships as authorized by § 23-31 of the
Code of Virginia, and not from the general fund of the
State treasury ———__________.____ $40,000

- the first year and $45,000 the second year.

Item 547

For auxiliary enterprises, including interest and sinking
fund payments on the bonded debt, from special
revenues received for this college and paid into the
State treasury, and not from the general fund of
the State tres sury...n... ccc cee een ne. $111,000
the first year and $118,000 the second year.

Total for Old Dominion College, at Norfolk............... .$ 2,255,580 §$ 2,578,115

RICHMOND PROFESSIONAL INSTITUTE, AT RICHMOND

Item 548

For maintenance and operation of educational and general
CET VACITCS nea a snceessncnessssscescsnescesenseentscennsssmrsenernnsnorsenessqvnensnemmenesesssssevsee nce @ 1y472,400 = $ 2,1'74,955

Item 549

For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities from special revenues received for this
college and paid into the State treasury, and not
from the general fund of the State treasury $2,737,175
the first year and $3,075,130 the second year.

Item 550
Foor stvicernt ida cece ccccccseccscsscsssesssssssenstesssnecsssnssssssgenssesscanenenanetes . .. anG =« 12,500 = Ss«14,400

Item 551

For student aid, from special revenues received for this
college and paid into the State treasury and from
unfunded scholarships as authorized by § 28-31 of
the Code of Virginia, and not from the general
fund of the State treasury veceevessecessesserensssesreereear 203000
the first year and $25,000 the second year.

Item 552
For auxiliary enterprises, including interest and sinking
fund payments on the bonded debt, from special
revenues received for this college and paid into the
State treasury, and not from the general fund of
the State treasury..._____________ 8 686,785
the first year and $1,190,775 the second year.
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $1,000 the first year and $1,000 the second year.

Total for Richmond Professional Institute, at
D5 C1 610000) 11: ae

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA, AT RB

College Division
Item 558
For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities snes ssoceecceneeseeesssnmmunsecoess denen es
Item 554

For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities from special revenues received for this
college and paid into the State treasury, and not
from the general fund of the State treasury $1,529,785
the first year and $1,603,850 the second year.

Item 555
Bor stunclernt epi ccceene ceeeetee ee es cate

Item 556

For auxiliary enterprises, including interest and sinking
fund payments on the bonded debt, from special
revenues received for this college and paid into the
State treasury, and not from the general fund of
the State treasury. cece ne $334,250
the first year and $483,350 the second year.

Total for Medical College of Virginia, at Rich-
MONA, College Di visi rr asec cece cece eects teeeseeeeen

Medical College of Virginia, at Richm
Hospital Division

Item 557

For maintenance and operation of the Medical College of
Virginia, at Richmond, Hospital Division, including
free treatment, care and maintenance of indigent
Virpimia patio rts one acces eeccscecccessecceeensesssemesessesseesmvsssesseemn .

Item 558

For maintenance and operation of the Medical College of
Virginia, Hospital Division, including interest and
sinking fund payments on the bonded debt, to be
paid only from special revenues collected or re-
ceived for said hospital division, and paid into the
State treasury, and not out of the general fund of
the State treasury............. sseeneseesseesseseeseeee$ 11,000,200
the first year and $11, 444, 600 the second year.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, AT CHARLOTTESVILLE

Item 559 First Year Second Year
For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities seesecccecenceseuneessoesersesseqeeennrsessennesseneesenuenees uu ae 8,979,480 §$ 9,734,550

Item 560

For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities, including interest and sinking fund pay-
ments on the bonded debt, from special revenues
received for this college and paid into the State
treasury, and not from the general fund of the State
treasu

ry $4,418,250
the first year and $4,604,580 the second year.
Item 561
For student aid ..§ 80,000 § 80,000
Item 562

For auxiliary enterprises, including interest and sinking
fund payments on the bonded debt, from special rev-
enues received for this college and paid into the State
treasury, and not from the general fund of the State
CSU Yn 1,194,850
the first year and $1,215,120 the second year.

Item 563
For maintenance and operation of the James Monroe Law
Office-Memorial Library, located in the City of Fred-
ericksburg, a sum sufficient, not to exceed.._™_..™.....$ 18,545 $ 13,740

Total for University of Virginia,
at Charlottesville — 22S «9,023,025 § 9,778,290

University of Virginia, at Charlottesville,
Hospital Division
Item 564
For maintenance and operation of the University of Vir-
ginia, at Charlottesville, Hospital Division, including
free treatment, care and maintenance of indigent
Virginia patients SS 8816075 § 8,424,310

Item 565
For maintenance and operation of the University of Vir-
ginia, at Charlottesville, Hospital Division, to be paid
only from special revenues received for the use of the
said Hospital Division and paid into the State treas-
had and not out of the general fund of the State
1-521: 1) 5 «| a 3355) 1510, 1
the first year and $5,600,000 the second year.

Clinch Valley College, at Wise

Item 566

For maintenance and operation of educational and general
CEI VICI ae een eee § 191,255 § 201,845

Item 567

For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities, from special revenues received for this col-
lege and paid into the State treasury, and not from
the general fund of the State treasury $126,660
the first year and $131,610 the second year.

Item 568 First Year
For student aid GS 5,000

Total for Clinch Valley College, at Wise..._.__..$ 196,255

George Mason College, at Fairfax
Item 569

For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities 2 § 816,555

Items 570-572

For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities, from special revenues received for this col-
lege and paid into the State treasury, and not from

the general fund of the State treasury._ $535,690
the first year and $730,750 the second year.

School of General Studies, and Public Service Bureaus
Item 578
For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities 2...
Item 574
For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities, from special revenues received for this col-
lege and paid into the State treasury, and not from
the general fund of the State treasury___$1,168,675
the first year and $1,271,055 the second year.

$ 663,975

Mary Washington College of the University of Virginia,
at Fredericksburg
Item 575

For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities $915,410

Item 576

For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities, from special revenues received for this col-
lege and paid into the State treasury, and not from
the general fund of the State treasury—____.$1,411,720
the first year and $1,569,025 the second year.

Item 577
For student aid — 2 SF 5,000

Item 578

For student aid, from special revenues received for this
college and paid into the State treasury and from
unfunded scholarships as authorized by § 23-31 of the
Code of Virginia, and not from the general fund of
the State treasury——— —___.______________..$1 5, 000
the first year and $15,000 the second year.

Item 579
For auxiliary enterprises, including interest and sinking
fund payments on the bonded debt, from special rev-
enues received for this college and paid into the State
treasury, and not from the general fund of the State
treasury ~~ __.____ $1,266,050
the first year and $1,306,810 the second year.
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $18,450 the first year and $6,450 the second
year.

670,545

884,155

5,000
Item 580 F
For maintenance of Gari Melchers Memorial______$

Item 581

For maintenance of Gari Melchers Memorial, from rev-
enues collected from interest on endowment or from
the operation of said memorial, or donated therefor,
and paid into the State treasury, estimated at_$1,295
each year.

Total for Mary Washington College of the Uni-
versity of Virginia, at Fredericksburg.___. $

VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, AT B

Item 582

For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities

Item 583

ury, and not from the general fund of the State
$5,104,285

BHOG OO COT CHSO SESE OT OEMEPEH PPD RIMSEPE PHC PSH OSE THO CONDOMS CITED OER LD:

the first year and $5,613,920 the second year.

Item 584
Bor sturernt ih nsec eee ceenesneeeneeeeeneneenneenmmnnernesneereannnereseenGp

Item 585

For student aid, from special revenues received for this
college and paid into the State treasury and from
unfunded scholarships as authorized by § 23-31 of the
Code of Virginia, and not from the general fund of
the State treasury $30,000
the first year and $30,000 the second year.

Item 586

For auxiliary enterprises, including interest and sinking
fund payments on the bonded debt, from special rev-
enues received for this college and paid into the State
treasury, and not from the general fund of the State
treasury $1,396,410
the first year and $1,520,195 0,195 the second year.

Total for Virginia Polytechnic Institute,
at Blacksburg

Regional Education and Scholarship:
Items 587-593

For forestry scholarships and regional education in veter-
inary medicine administered by Virginia Polytechnic
Institute

Out of this appropriation the following amounts are
provided:

, a i, ee, ee oe ee je tah Aah

pursue the third and/or fourth years in specialized
courses in pulp and paper technology, and forest
products or utilization at an accredited out-of-state
School of Forestry to which he is acceptable, when
such specialized courses leading to an accredited
undergraduate degree are not offered by a Vir-
ginia State-supported institution.

For regional education in veterinary medicine, to be
expended in accordance with contract agreement
between State of Virginia and Board of Control for
Southern Regional Education each year_..$72,000

Danville Branch College, at Danvill
594
naintenance and operation of educational and general
RV tn

595

naintenance and operation of educational and general
tivities from special revenues received for this col-
ege and paid into the State treasury, and not from

he general fund of the State treasury._____$178,530
he first year and $193,270 the second year.

Virginia Engineering Experiment Sta
596
the Virginia Engineering Experiment Station of the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute for research
ngineering =
597
research in engineering by the Virginia Engineering
<xperiment Station of the Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
ute, to be paid only from the special revenues col-
ected and paid into the State treasury for the use
f the said Virginia Engineering Experiment Station,
ind not out of the general fund of the State
1,075,420

reasury FS
he first year and $1,339,255 the second year.

Extension Division

598

the Extension Division of the Virginia Polytechnic
institute, at Blacksburg, for the purpose of conduct-
ng demonstration work in the State of Virginia,
rr in the several counties therein, in connection and
cooperation with the United States Department of
Agriculture, under the provisions of the Federal
3mith-Lever Act and other Federal acts for extension_:

599

the Extension Division of the Virginia Polytechnic
institute, at Blacksburg, to be paid only from the
special revenues collected or received for the use of
aid Extension Division and paid into the State treas-
iry, including Federal aid, and not out of the gen-
ral fund of the State treasury._._._._________$2,181,885
he first year and $2,181,885 the second year.

600
the Certified Seed Commission, for the improvement
First Year Second Year

of Virginia crops —__—eeeeeeeess—COSi(itCa190 $s: 4G,140
It is provided that this appropriation shall be inclu-
sive of all funds received by the Certified Seed Com-
mission from the Commonwealth of Virginia, and in
lieu of any and all contributions from the respective
State departments, institutions or other State agencies.

Total for the Extension Division of Virginia
Polytechnic Institute _.._+_+_SSES «8,657,465 8396 8,854,260

Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station
Item 601

For maintenance and operation of the Virginia Agricul-
tural Experiment Station, at Blacksburg, and the sev-
eral regional experiment stations under its control,
in accordance with law___E eS «2,417,520 § 2,440,100

Item 602

For maintenance and operation of the Virginia Agricul-
tural Experiment Station and the several county ex-
periment stations under its control, in accordance
with law, to be paid only from the special revenues
received or collected for the use of said experiment
station, and paid into the State treasury, including
Federal aid, and not out of the general fund of the
State treasury —— ~~ __._______..______. $2,573,000
the first year and $2,688,000 the second year.

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE, AT LEXINGTON
Item 603

For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities ———_____________________._— § 1,504,545 §$ 1,616,190

Item 604

For maintenance and operation of educational and general
activities, including interest and sinking fund pay-
ments on the bonded debt, from special revenues re-
ceived for this college and paid into the State treas-
ury, and not from the general fund of the State
EASY 9 106,400
the first year and $705,510 the second year.

Item 605

For student aid including that authorized by § 23-105 of
the Code of Viregirnig. nnn. cceececceecesceemeuesnneneee _» 67,200 $ 57,200

Item 606

For auxiliary enterprises from special revenues received
for this college and paid into the State treasury,
am not from the general fund of the State treas-

secsoneessusssssennsemseuuseusssuesssensesscasessenusneneceececeseceeceuemneamecceeeereemnenseutees $1,245,325

the first year and $1,256,665 the second year.
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $1,650 the first year and $730 the second year.

Total for Virginia Military Institute, at Lex-
ington ———_——_________.______-—§ 1,561,745 $$ 1,673,390

Item 607 i
For experimentation in truck crop development._______$

Item 608

For experimentation in truck crop development, to be
paid only out of special revenues received for the pur-
pose and paid into the State treasury, and not out of
the general fund of the State treasury.______$3,000
the first year and $3,000 the second year.

DEPARTMENT OF PROFESSIONAL .
OCCUPATIONAL REGISTRATION

Item 609
For directing and supervising the work of professional
and occupational examining and licensing boards.__....$
Out of this appropriation the following salary shall
be paid:
Director — 818,500
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $300 the first year.

Virginia Board of Bar Examiners

Item 610

For examining and licensing applicants for admission to
the bar

Virginia State Board of Dental Examir
Item 611
For regulating the practice of dentistry _____.___$
It is hereby provided that the total expenditure
made under the provisions hereof shall not exceed the
total amount of revenue paid into the general fund
of the State treasury by the Virginia State Board of
Dental Examiners during the current biennium.

Virginia Board of Funeral Directors and Em
Item 612
For licensing funeral directors and embalmers, and car-
rying out the other duties required by law of the
Virginia Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers. $

State Board of Examiners of Nurse:
Item 613
For examination of nurses and for nurses’ training school
inspection
This appropriation includes for additional equip-
ment $750 the first year.

Virginia State Board of Examiners in Opt
Item 614

For regulating the practice of optometry.____

State Board of Medical Examiners

Item 615
For regulating the practice of medicine and other healing
arts —.___ a }

NE oD Selle O
State Board of Pharmacy

Item 616

For regulating the practice of pharmacy..._...._._._..__.____$
Virginia Athletic Commission

Item 617

For regulating boxing and wrestling contests in accord-

ance with the provisions of §§ 9-16 through 9-48, in-
clusive, and § 18.1-855 of the Code of Virginia, to be
paid only out of the revenues collected and paid into
the State treasury in accordance with the provisions
of this act, and not out of the general fund of the
State treasury ——-...________.__.-.... $15,270
the first year and $15,045 the second year.

Item 618
For payment to the counties, cities and towns of their

shares, pursuant to § 9-47 of the Code of Virginia, of
monies collected by the Virginia Athletic Commission,
@ sum sufficient.

State Registration Board of Contractors

Item 619
For regulating the practice of general contracting in
Virginia -_ ne}

This appropriation includes “for “additional | equip-
ment $150 the first year and $75 the second year.

MISCELLANEOUS ACTIVITIES

29,405

Virginia Sheriffs and City Sergeants Association

Item 620-625
For the administration and operation of a sheriffs and

city sergeants training school by the Virginia Sheriffs
and City Sergeants Association, classes to be held
for 4 weeks each year for instruction to sheriffs, city
sergeants and deputies —__.

ee
It is provided that this appropriation shall be avail-

able only for a training school conducted in facilities
of the Department of State Police with the approval
of the Superintendent of State Police; it is further
provided that the Association arrange for instructors
at no cost to the State.

The Virginia Home, at Richmond

Item 626
For the Virginia Home, at Richmond, for care of incur-

10,000

F:1 6) { : ee ..§ 142,500

Atlantic Rural Exposition, Incorporated
Item 627
For the Atlantic Rural Exposition, Inc., for providing

State premiums, which is to be applied toward the
payment of said premiums upon the agricultural,
horticultural, livestock and poultry exhibits to be
offered in the name of the Commonwealth of Vir-

ginia at the annual exhibitions of said exposition....$

It is provided that the Governor of Virginia, an
four others, to be appointed by him, two from the
State Board of Agriculture and Immigration and two
from the board of directors of the Atlantic Rural

85,000

First Year Second Year
88,360

$ 88,005
$ 29,970
$ 10,000
$ 104,065
$ 35,000
Exposition, Inc., shall constitute a committee of five
to determine the number, amount and character of
premiums provided for in this appropriation of
$385,000. The members of said committee shall receive
no compensation for their services.

It is provided, further, that the appropriation of
$85,000 hereby made be subject to payment of
premiums by the Atlantic Rural Exposition, Inc.,
upon order of the committee herewith provided for,
by voucher signed by the chairman.

Barter Theatre
2 628
aid in the operation of the Barter Theatre... $

Virginia Institute for Scientific Resear
1 629
promoting basic and applied research in the natural
sciences 5

Civil Air Patrol

: 630-631
Civil Air Patrol. EEE GS

Virginia State Symphony
Orchestra and Opera Co., Inc.
» 631.1
the Virginia State Symphony Orchestra and Opera
Company, Ine. ———___$

Old Dominion Symphony Council
1 631.2
aid in the operation of the Old Dominion Symphony
Council 2 F§

Total for miscellaneous activities... $

Total from general fund for recurring mainte-
nance and operation...» CF

§ 4. FOR DEFICIT AUTHORIZATIO
1e amounts hereinafter set forth are appropriated from
e treasury, except as otherwise noted, for the purposes i

Division of Statutory Research and Drafi

1 632 F
repayment of maintenance and operation deficit_____$

Virginia Advisory Legislative Counci

, 633
repayment of maintenance and operation deficit.____$

Virginia Code Commission
1 634
repayment of maintenance and operation deficit.___$
Item 634.1 F
For repayment of maintenance and operation deficit__.___$

Department of Law—Division of War Vetera!

Item 635
For repayment of maintenance and operation deficit ____$

Governor’s Office

Governor
Item 636
For repayment of maintenance and operation deficit____. $
Item 636.1

For repayment of capital outlay deficit... = Sss—ss—s—t‘(‘S

State Board of Elections
Item 637

For repayment of maintenance and operation deficit.___.$

Division of the Budget
Item 6388

For repayment of maintenance and operation deficit ______$

Department of Accounts
Item 639

For repayment of maintenance and operation deficit._..____$

Department of Taxation
Item 640

For repayment of maintenance and operation deficit_____$

Department of State Police
Item 641

For repayment of capital outlay deficit, to be paid from
the State Highway Maintenance and Construction
Fund

Department of Agriculture and Immigra
Item 642

For repayment of maintenance and operation deficit __$

Jamestown Foundation
Item 642.1

For repayment of maintenance and operation deficit.____$

Department of Highways
Central Garage
Item 643
For repayment of capital outlay deficit...

Department of Welfare and Institutio:

Virginia Parole Board
Item 644

For repayment of maintenance and operation deficit.____$

State Convict Road Force
Item 645

For repayment of maintenance and operation deficit.........._$
Item 646 F
For repayment of maintenance and operation deficit ____$

Board of Vocational Rehabilitation
Item 647

For repayment of maintenance and operation deficit _____.$

State Educational Assistance Authorit
Item 648

For repayment of maintenance and operation deficit______$

State Council of Higher Education
Item 649

For repayment of maintenance and operation deficit... $

_. State Board of Education
Item 650

For repayment of maintenance and operation deficit.____$

Medical College of Virginia
Hospital Division
Item 651
For repayment of maintenance and operation deficit._____$

Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Roanoke Technical Institute
Item 652
For repayment of maintenance and operation deficit ______$

Total for deficit authorizations. _____._. $
From general fund ——__________.$
From special funds—————— _______$

§ 5. FOR MISCELLANEOUS CONTINGENCIES, }
PURPOSES AND UNALLOCATED IT!

Department of Law—Attorney Gener.
Item 652.1
For a discretionary fund to be expended by the Attorney
General in connection with the Southern Regional
Conference of Attorneys General, to be held in Vir-
ginia during the biennium, not exceeding..____§$

Governor
Item 653

For expenditure by the Governor, under such rules and
regulations as he may prescribe, for adjusting as far
as practicable the base rates of pay of State em-
ployees on an equitable basis, a sum sufficient, esti-
mated at

It is further provided, subject to rules and regula-
tions prescribed by the Governor, that the balances,
if any, in each special fund are hereby appropriated
for expenditure as far as necessary for the same pur-
First Year Second Year

pose with respect to State employees whose salaries
are chargeable to any appropriation payable from
such funds.

It is further provided, however, that all additions
to compensation authorized by the Governor, whether
or not under this item, shall be paid out of the
amounts appropriated by this Act to the respective
departments, institutions, and agencies insofar as
such appropriations are sufficient to permit such pay-
ments; only to the extent such appropriations are
found insufficient, in whole or in part, for paying
them, may any such authorized additions to compen-
on be paid out of the appropriations made by this

Item 654
For attracting and retaining eminent scholars to institu-
tions of higher education, a sum sufficient, esti-
mated at nc cccccecceeeeeeeeeeeeresssseeeet ee
It is provided that this sum shall be apportioned
by the Governor to institutions of higher education
to equal interest earned by endowment funds created
for the purpose after June 30, 1964.

Item 654.1

For Old Dominion College, to match income from endow-
ment funds created after June 30, 1966 for the pur-
pose of attracting and retaining eminent scholars,
research personnel, and outstanding faculty members
and department heads...

seseeeevneeeernescencseereseensecneneereeennenneeneenn
This appropriation shall be utilized for the stated

purpose in accordance with plans approved by the
Governor.
Item 655

For developing a coordinated system of library services
among institutions of higher education and related

25,000

Ya 23 16) (-\: ne Te 250111)

It is provided that this sum shall be apportioned
by the Governor to the institutions and other agencies
participating in plans approved by him.

Item 655.1
For improving graduate study programs.

It is provided that this sum shall be apportioned

by the Governor to institutions of higher education.

Item 656

For developing data processing applications within Gov-
ernor’s Office

Item 657

For meeting public school contingencies, a sum sufficient,
estimated at ..

C00 WOE 200 0928 eee Ht CeSeRSTere 05 cOTRESs emnesceuees ssovsonssetevanecesencsornenssseneess SP

Item 658

For children attending nonsectarian private schools located
in or outside, and public schools located outside, the
locality in which such children reside, a sum suffi-

500,000

100,000

25,000

cient, estimated atic eeenennneeng 1,450,000

The appropriations made in this item are made
pursuant to the authority vested in the General As-
sembly by Section 141 of the Constitution of Virginia.

Payments from this item may be made for State

$ 25,000
$ 25,000
$ 125,000
$ 600,000
$ 100,000
$ 25,000
$ 1,450,000
scholarships to children as authorized by Chapter 7.3,
Title 22, of the Code of Virginia, and for reim-
bursement to localities for transportation costs as
authorized by Chapter 18, Title 22, of the Code of
Virginia.

1 659

undergraduate scholarships in State institutions of
higher education, in accordance with rules and regu-

lations established by the Governor...
1 660

State share of expenses of Potomac River Basin
Advisory Committee — $
1 661

There is hereby appropriated to the Governor for
transfer, in his discretion, to the Virginia College
Building Authority, a sum sufficient from the general
fund. Such transfers shall not exceed the aggregate
of authorizations certified by the Governor as ap-
proved in this act for issuance of revenue bonds by
institutions of higher education.

implementing recommendations of Virginia Outdoor
Recreation Study Commission.._..__

implementing recommendations of Virginia Outdoor
Recreation Study Commission, to be paid from special
revenues, and not out of the general fund of the State
treasury ———_________ $2,400,000
the first year, and $2,400,000 the second year.

1 663.1

It is hereby provided that, in the allocations out of
the appropriations in Items 662 and 668 first priority
shall be given by the Commission of Outdoor Recrea-
tion and the Department of Conservation and Eco-
nomic Development to the following projects, pro-
vided they qualify for matching Federal funds within
the approved comprehensive State and Outdoor rec-
reation plan: Phase II of Mt. Rogers Park develop-
ment (not exceeding $500,000); Phase I of Smith
Mountain Park (not exceeding $500,000); Northern
Virginia Regional Park Authority (not exceeding
$116,640); improvements to Hungry Mother State
Park (not exceeding $25,000) ; Natural Tunnel, Scott
County (not exceeding $180,000); Buggs Island Park
Authority (not exceeding $50,000); Strip mining
reclamation (not exceeding $42,000); improvements
to Douthat State Park (not exceeding $45,000); im-
provements to Westmoreland State Park (not exceed-
ing $40,000); natural area in the Dismal Swamp
(not exceeding $50,000); Claytor Lake State Park
(not exceeding $85,000); Old Shot Tower (not ex-
ceeding $10,000).

s 663.2

a study relating to the Medical College of Virginia,
Richmond Professional Institute, and establishment
of a Central Virginia University... $2» ==>
Item 663.3 First Year

For research into new and expanded uses of Virginia

minerals and related purposes_.____..____.____.-_$_ 25,000
It is provided that such research may be by con-

tract with private institutions or State agencies or
institutions and that the Governor may award such
contracts upon the advice of a committee of five
persons designated by him and chosen from the public,
industry and the Department of Conservation and
Economic Development. It is further provided that
part of this appropriation may be expended for in-
vestigation into the feasibility of a mineral
laboratory.

Virginia Metropolitan Areas Study Commission
Item 664
For a study in accordance with the provision of S. B. 463,
1966 Session of the General Assembly._™—___.__.$ 25,000

Commission on the Arts
Item 664.1

For survey and appraisal of cultural assets of Virginia—__$ 10,000

Joint Commission to Study Passenger Carrier Facilities
in the Washington Metropolitan Area
Item 665

For expenses of joint commission continued by S.J.R. 21,
Acts of Assembly ———______ L$ 10,000

Virginia State Ports Authority
Item 665.1
For acquisition and development of container terminals
in the Hampton Roads area with Governor’s prior
approval a sum sufficient not to exceed one-third the
cost of the new port facilities at Sewell-Lambert
Point, completed in 1965.

Department of Conservation and Economic Development

Item 666
For erosion control at Virginia Beach__...__.__+_s» = $ 80,000

Item 667
For public recreation facilities, Buggs Island Park.__..$ 25,000

Item 668
For public recreation facilities, Gaston Lake.__._.._+_+_-_$ = 25,000

Virginia Historic Landmarks Commission
Item 669

For restoration and preservation of Stonewall Jackson

shrines (to Stonewall Jackson Memorial, Inc.) $ 865,000
Item 670
For erection of Richard Kirkland Monument.....______$ 5,000
Item 670.1
For aiding St. John’s Church Foundation, Inc. in restora-

tion of St. John’s Church (Richmond) ——....______..$__ 100,000

It is provided that this appropriation shall not be
made available to this Foundation unless and until an

Second Year

$ 50,000
amount equal to this appropriation has been secured
by the Foundation for this same purpose.

Item 670.2

For completion of the purchase of the Prestwould Estate
by the Roanoke River Museum of Clarksville_._..____$

Item 670.3

For aiding the Hanover County Branch, Association for
the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities in the con-
struction and maintenance of buildings only, at
“Scotchtown”, in Hanover County—..________$

Item 670.4

For aiding Historic Fredericksburg, Inc. in the restora-
tion of “Wells House” in Fredericksburg_._____.___.$

Item 671

The balances remaining as of June 80, 1966 from
the appropriations made in Item 640.1, Chapter 658,
Acts of Assembly, 1964, to the Alexandria Historical
Restoration and Preservation Commission are hereby
reappropriated, for the same purpose and subject to
the same conditions.

The State Education Assistance Author
Item 672

For addition to the fund established for the acquisition of
contingent or direct obligations which the Authority
may acquire pursuant to § 23-9.2:1 of the Code of
Virginia —

George C. Marshall Research Center
Item 673

For library furnishings and equipment in the George C.
Marshall Research Library and Museum, at Lexington,
Virginia

aes eee

Norfolk Area Medical Center Authorit
Items 674-675

For a mental health center... EET...
It is provided that this appropriation shall not be
released until the Governor has determined that funds
from local and Federal sources are committed for
construction of a center at a total cost of $1,250,000.

Virginia Institute for Scientific Research, at Ric

Item 676

For scientific Library cece ect B
Virginia Industrial Building Authorit

Item 676.1

For expenses of the Virginia Industrial Building Author-
ity created in House Bill No. 448, Acts of Assembly,
1966, not exceeding_.._______-___ ES
§ 6. FOR CAPITAL OUTLAY ITEMS, AS SPECIFIED HEREIN

The amounts hereinafter set forth are appropriated or reappropriated to the
several departments, institutions, and agencies named except that in the case of
reappropriations such amounts are reappropriated, unless otherwise stated, to the
extent of the unexpended balances at the close of the previous biennium, in the
amounts and for the purposes shown by the records of the Department of Accounts
of appropriations or reappropriations made by Chapter 658, Acts of Assembly,
1964. Amounts tabulated herein as reappropriations are the estimated unexpended
balances as of the close of the previous biennium. The term “former Item” as
herein used with reference to reappropriations means the item so numbered in
Chapter 658, Acts of Assembly of 1964. Except as herein otherwise expressly pro-
vided, appropriations or reappropriations for structures may be used for the pur-
chase of equipment to be used in the structures for which the funds are provided,
with prior written approval of the Governor. The appropriations and reappropria-
tions herein made shall be available for expenditure during the current biennium,
subject to the conditions controlling the expenditure of capital outlay funds as
provided by law.

The items hereinafter set forth as “From Revenue Bonds” are listed as projects
ar ae by the General Assembly pursuant to Chapter 8, Title 28, Code of

irginia.

All items contained in Chapter 1 of the Acts of Assembly of 1966 are hereinafter
set forth as Capital Outlay reappropriations under the individual institution or
agency.

GOVERNOR’S OFFICE

Governor
Reappro- Appro-

Item 677 priations priations
For additional equipment, a sum sufficient, estimated at..... $ 2,500,000
Item 678
For purchasing and making improvements on real estate,

a@ sum sufficient, estimated ato 100,000 $ 500,000
Item 679
For improvements to State-owned land, buildings and

SQUID IMME accents eeeceeeeseeeceseecseeeeeerneeaneeineennee oe eee 100,000 $ 1,000,000
Item 680
For supplementing capital outlay appropriations, a sum

sufficient, estimated at — 2.022 Ci0,000 §3= $$ Ss: 00,000
Item 680.1

For aid in constructing nurse training facilities. —_.____.$ 7,000

It is provided that this reappropriation shall not be
expended except on certification of the Advisory
Council on Nurse Training that the project for which
the expenditure is to be made has been approved by
the Council, and that the Council has been given sat-
isfactory assurance that two-thirds of the cost of any
such project will be paid for from other than this
State reappropriation; provided that not more than
$125,000 of State money shall be allocated to any
one project.

It is further provided that training facilities for
professional and practical nurses qualify for consid-
eration for such aid.
made by Items 681 to 684, inclusive, to the Division
of Motor Vehicles shall be paid only out of the State
highway maintenance and construction fund, and not
out of the general fund of the State treasury.

Item 681

From purctnse Of Deri... ceca ences cteessnee cme neceeenrneeeni

Item 682
For a Richmond branch office building ._______.._.

Item 683
For additions and improvements to central office building...

Item 684

For purchase and improvement of land, construction of
building, and equipment therefor——— —$_~_____I

Total for the Division of Motor Vehicles (special
5 1010 |.) re

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DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLIC

The reappropriations herein made by Items 688,
693 and 694 to the Department of State Police, shall
be paid only out of the State highway maintenance
and construction fund, and not out of the general
fund of the State treasury.

Radio and Teletype Operations
Item 685

For towers and antenna supports_.._______

Item 686
For an addition to Cumberland repeater station... __..

Personnel and Training
Item 687

For skid pan (pursuit driving training area)

Maintenance and Operation of Headquarters
and Grounds
Item 688
For a physical training building
It is provided that the balance remaining in Code
156-82, Basic Planning, be reappropriated to Item
688, for a physical training building.

Maintenance and Operation of Field Bu:
and Grounds
Item 689-690

For area offices (6) and equipment... ee

Item 691-692
For a pistol range (Norfolk) .... a .- ie eeccen eee ttteeteeti

Item 693
For purchasing and improving land for pistol range...
Item 694
For pistol range at Salem...

|
Total for Department of State Police____$

From General Funds —S—~—S
From Special Funds — ~~ ___.__

DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY AFFA
Item 695

For construction of armories with Federal aid_.__.. ___$
Item 696
For modification and alterations of armories._—.._..______._._$

Item 697
For rehabilitation of State Military Reservation._____$

Total for the Department of Military Affairs
(general fund) emcee neneecnessecensecarveceseneeeceeeeernersesennerene

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURI
AND IMMIGRATION

Administration
Item 698

For equipment for consolidated laboratory.

Operation of Regional Laboratories
Item 699

For land for relocating tank truck calibration station
(special funds) seersseceneereenernenssssene

Item 700

For construction of office and modernization of labora-

tory at Harrisonburg voeseceens

It is provided that balance from former Item 703,

an addition to laboratory at Harrisonburg, be re-

appropriated to construction of office and moderniza-
tion of laboratory at Harrisonburg.

Item 701

For construction of office and modernization of labora-

tory at Wytheville___.__._.-==SSs——OO———C—“‘“‘“éO9

It is provided that balance from former Item 703.1,

an addition to laboratory at Wytheville, be reappro-

priated to construction of office and modernization of
laboratory at Wytheville.

Special Weights and Measures Servic

COSI T

Item 702

For relocating and rebuilding tank truck calibration sta-
tiom (special firms) 2... neces
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. 708

a general cargo terminal at Pinners Point, Ports
mouth 2

| 704

additional fumigation facilities and other improve
ments at ocean terminals owned by the Authority_

Total for the Virginia State Ports Authorit,
(general fund) —— 2.

DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Administration and Protection of State

The appropriations made by Items 705 and 706 t
the Department of Conservation and Economie De
velopment shall be paid only out of the special rev
enues collected or received for the administratio.
and protection of State forests, and not out of th
general fund of the State treasury.

. 705

EY 1: cc

1 706

land for a geed orchard
Protection and Development of Forest RB

| 707

utilities for mountain tree nursery_......_______...__.. ____

1 708
structures for mountain tree nursery...................____.

1 709
fire equipment sheds...

Operation of State Parks

The appropriation made by Item 711 to the De
partment of Conservation and Economic Develop
ment shall be paid out of the special revenues col
lected or received for the operation of State parks
and not out of the general fund of the State treasury

1 710
new State park in Mt. Rogers area ese ecceece
1 711
major renovations, State park cabins...
1 712
repairs and improvements to State parks...

1 712.1
boat landing at Staunton River State Park...__

1 718

Seashore State Park campground...
It is provided that the balance remaining in Cod
Reappre- Appre-
priaticns

418-32, Basic Planning, be reappropriated to Item 718,
For Seashore State Park campground.

Administration of Public Relations and Advertising
Item 714
For construction of travel information stations (6) on
interstate highways and “ (1) on U. S. Highway 13
near the Virginia-Maryland line ___ $ 385,000

Total for the Department of Conservation and

Economic Development ..........._... __......._$ 153,150 $ 982,830
From general fund...» 158,150 =F 941,830

From special funds.__.__ tS $ 41,000

VIRGINIA HISTORIC LANDMARKS
COMMISSION
Item 714.0
For plans for the Virginia Research Center for Historic
Archaeol

It is provided that $12,000 be appropriated for

plans and planning for a building, equipment, and

the proper staffing with the understanding that the

cost of the building for which plans are developed

will not require additional general fund appropriations
greater than $240,000.

STATE WATER CONTROL BOARD
Item 714.1

For renovation of space for offices and laboratories
(general fund) ——— ES 4,000

JAMESTOWN FOUNDATION
Item 715

For asphalt paths once tec ccecseeceeeceeneeeeneeeeneeeeees $ 18,000

Item 716
For lam scerpirngy onn..ae..ceccesccccecesssccsssscsssscssesssnssssceessnesssenrsossssssannunensssensncenenssesaneesssee $ 10,000

Item 717
For restaurant achditiorn neces eeeenceeeesseceenneen $ 9,600

Item 717.1

For restoration of ships, Susan Constant, Godspeed and
TDUSCOV CTY ance $ 225,000

Total for the Jamestown Foundation (general
51001: ) cr $ 257,600

BREAKS INTERSTATE PARK COMMISSION
Item 718
For improvements to Breaks Interstate Park ._____. $ 161,050

Item 719
For development of park and camping facilities..........$ 50,000

Total for the Breaks Interstate Park Commis-
sion (general fund) ou eee § 60,000 $§ 161,060
VYUTAESELO0LU IN UP POE
Item 720
For alterations and additions to office building, Newport
News (general fund) — ES 1,550
It is provided that the balance remaining in Code
402-32, Basic Planning, be reappropriated to Item
720, For alterations and additions to office building,
Newport News.

VIRGINIA INSTITUTE OF MARINE SCIENCE
Item 721
BOT Catia Ge ass a nr

Item 722
For marine pollution and physiology research building. ....$ 5,400
It is provided that the balance remaining in Code
268-32, Basic Planning, be reappropriated to Item
722, For marine pollution and physiology research
building.
Item 723
For repairs to old ferry pier and garage... 15,000

Total for Virginia Institute of Marine Science
C62) 0-5 20 10s 0 .$ 20,400

COMMISSION OF GAME AND INLAND FISHERIES

Game Propagation and Restoration
Item 724
For:land os 3. ee Se ss $ 100,000

Item 725
For construction of equipment Sheds... sccrecsuccsecensnseceenseeeeen $ 5,000

Item 726
For managers’ residences.—___

Item 727
For equipment storage sheds. cececeseccsecsssessessisessneeseenneeanece

Fish Propagation and Restoration

Item 728
Ot LANG cet eee oe $ 125,000
Item 729
For public access to rivers and lakes... ccc 10,000
Item 730
For public fishimng lake. ceccccecccsceeeseeeneemennerananmaeenennnag 100,000
Item 731
For trout fishing development... — 60,000

It is provided that the balances it in 1 former Item "750,
trout fishing development, and former Item 751, trout
fishing facility, be reappropriated to trout fishing
development.
Item 731.1
For managers’ residences aeeecenneceeecreeeeeeecteneenenneenanneep «15,000
Item 732
For equipment storage Sheds... ceeceeecnceecnceeeemeeeeeeeen seen

Item 733
For boat accesS AF CRS ec cccenccccccenseecetneeeneneesinmensnnmnnnnn 15,000

Reappro- Appro-
priations priations

Total for Commission of Game and Inland
Fisheries (special funds) ——.....n.._$ 420,000 $ 610,000

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

_ State Board of Health
Item 734
For equipment for consolidated laboratory (general fund) .. $ 459,785
STATE BOARD OF WELFARE AND INSTITUTIONS
Diagnostic Center
Item 735
For outside utilities... a 1,720 $ 127,100

It is provided that $1,720 ‘only of the balance re-
maining in Code 701-32, Basic Planning, be reappro-
priated to Item 735, For outside utilities.

Item 736
For water system—______--- § 1,400 $ 100,800
It is provided that $1,400 only of the balance re-
maining in Code 701-32, Basic Planning, be reappro-
priated to Item 736, For water system.

Item 737
For sewage disposal system.____»»_»_>> 855 $ 24,545
It is provided that $355 only of the balance remain-
ing in Code 701-32, Basic Planning, be reappropriated
to Item 737, For sewage disposal system.

Item 738

For administration building ($223,700) and equipment
($24,000) en F 8350 $ 244,850
It is provided that $8,350 only of the balance re-
maining in Code 701-32, Basic Planning, be reappro-
priated to Item 738, For administration building
($223,700) and equipment ($24,000).

Item 739
For dining hall, kitchen and equipment.—— __.___._.$ 8,500 $ 261,500
It is provided that $3,500 only of the balance remain-
ing in Code 701-32, Basic Planning, be reappropriated
to Item 739, For dining hall, kitchen and equipment.

Item 740
For boys’ dormitories (5—150) ($467,300) and equipment
($18,500) Seg 6,400 $ 474,400
It is provided that $6,400 only of the balance re-
maining in Code 701-32, Basic Planning, be reappro-
priated to Item 740, For boys’ dormitories (5—150)
($467,300) and equipment ($13,500).

Item 741
For girls’ dormitories (8—60) ($252,000) and equipment
($12,000) — a | 8,600 $$ 260,400

It is provided that $3,600 only of the balance re-
maining in Code 701-32, Basic Planning, be reappro-
priated to Item 741, For girls’ dormitories (8—60)
($252,000) and equipment ($12,000).
Item 742

For storage facilities... Eee
It is provided that $675 only of the balance remain-
ing in Code 701-32, Basic Planning, be reappropriated
to Item 742, For storage facilities.

Item 742.1
For plans for implementing H. B. 98 and H. B. 99.______.

Total for State Board of Welfare and Institutions
(general fund) — —____._ tS

Bon Air School for Girls, at Bon Ai
Item 748

For dormitory (1—20) ($83,000) and equipment ($4,000)

Item 744
For landscaping, roads, curbs, gutters._.__________$

Total for Bon Air School for Girls
(general fund) FS

Beaumont School for Boys, at Beaumo
Item 745

For laying house and equipment________

Item 746
For one-room additions to staff apartments_._.____.__$

Total for Beaumont School for Boys
(general fund)

Janie Porter Barrett School for Girls, at I
Item 747

For landscaping, walks and roads______________$

Item 748
For dormitory (1—20) and infirmary ($109,500) and
equipment ($4,500) ————————._____.._..§
It is provided that the balance remaining in Code
714-32, Basic Planning, be reappropriated to Item 748,
For dormitory (1—20) and infirmary ($109,500) and
equipment ($4,500).

Item 749
For maintenance shop .....

Total for Janie Porter Barrett School for Girls,
at Peaks (general fund)...___>____

Hanover School for Boys, at Hanover
Item 750
For dormitory (1—380) ($96,100) and equipment ($2,700)...

Item 751
For enlarging brooder house__.___SESESEEE

Item 752
For. gymnasium ($135,000) and equipment ($10,000)_.__$
Reappro-
Item 753 priations
For dormitory (1—30) and equipment...._____.____$ 19,750
Total for Hanover School for Boys, at Hanover
(general fund) 2. nn eee ep 48,750
The Penitentiary, at Richmond
Item 754
For replacement of water distribution system, Cell Build-
ing “BY? oo vemencecseerseevereareeseenessoneeerecnescesnseeee
Item 755
For renovation of Lercar yy —.. en enn ee eest teers
Item 756
For electrical distribution system improvements... $ 225
It is provided that the balance remaining in Code
710-82, Basic Planning, be reappropriated to Item
756, For electrical distribution system improvements.
Item 757
For additional guard tower. _________._____.$ 1,000
Total for The Penitentiary, at Richmond
(general fund) ——— $ 1,225

The Penitentiary Industrial Department

The appropriation herein made in Item 757.1 to
the Penitentiary Industrial Department shall be paid
only out of the revenues derived from the operation of
the Penitentiary Industrial Department, and not out
of the general fund of the State treasury.

Item 757.1
For alterations to warehouse (special funds)

State Penitentiary Farm and State Farm for Defective
Misdemeanants, at State Farm

The reappropriation herein made from former Item
788, Industries building and equipment, shall be paid
only out of revenues derived from the operation of the
Penitentiary Industrial Department, and not out of
the general fund of the State treasury.

Item 758
For cell building and equipment (Powhatan)...

Item 759 |
For security fence and towers (Powhatan) —.___.__...

Item 760

For heating systems (2 residences) —........

Item 761

For bakery and equipment..........0...20- none eee § 16,000

Item 762
For boiler plant mains and roads... acetic 1,250

Appro-

priations
$ 105,600
$ 53,000
$ 10,000
$ 19,776
$ 82,775
$ 12,000
$ 294,250
$ 83,000
$ 4,300
63 priatior

lustries building and equipment ........._.__..._...___..$ 210,000
64
1 1) 1): 3,000
65

iry and equipment... ee eenne-g 60,000
it is provided that the balance of $10,000 from
mer Item 785, milking equipment, and balance of
),000 from former Item 789, dairy and equipment,

reappropriated to dairy and equipment.

65.1
inning for new dairy.

Total for State Penitentiary Farm and State
Prison Farm for Defective Misdemeanants, at
State Farm — ___.________.______....§ 280,250

From general fund. Ss‘, 250
From special funds__._____ L$ 3 210,000

Southampton Penitentiary Farm, at Capron
56
lustries and vocational training on ge a $ 8,125
it is provided that the balance remaining in Code
/-82, Basic Planning, be reappropriated to Item
, For industries and vocational training building.

arging sewage disposal system._£...._________$ 20,000
t is provided that $50,000 from former Item 798,

arging sewage disposal system, revert to the gen-

1 fund, and that the balance of $20,000 be reap-

priated to enlarging sewage disposal system.

manent guard towers_______._..__._._§ 4,250

Total for Southampton Penitentiary Farm, at
Capron (general fund) SS 27,878

State Industrial Farm for Women, at Goochland
9
dscaping, roads, curbs, guttera_..___.___.__._§ 8,500
0
terproofing building basements...

1
} waiting station at entrance, and for walks._.___$ 1,500

Total for State Industrial Farm for Women, at
Goochland (general fund) ———_______.___.__$ 5,000

Bland Correctional Farm, at Bland
2
ORIGIN nn ca nf 600
Reappro-
Item 778 priations

For dormitory (1—120) ($153,200) and equipment
($12,500) SF 8,300
It is provided that the balance remaining in Code
718-32, Basic Planning, be reappropriated to Item 773,
For dormitory (1—120) ($153,200) and equipment
($12,500).
Item 774
For administration building ($84,000) and equipment
($6,000) ———_ TTT sé 6,000

Total for Bland Correctional Farm, at Bland
(general fund) ——...___ SS 89,800

Regional Jail Farm No. 2 (Eastern Virginia)
Item 775
For plans and specifications_________ Ss: 000
It is provided that the reappropriation of $48,000
from former Item 816 is made upon the condition that
the plans developed will not require additional general
fund appropriations greater than $1,142,000.

Total for Regional Jail Farm No. 2 (Eastern
Virginia) (general fund).__+_+-SsssE Sees 48,000

State Convict Road Force
Item 776

For sanitary facilities for temporary camps—_—________ $ 1,000
Item 777

For permanent camps (2—168) and equipment._.....__$ 10,000

Total for State Convict Road Force
(general fund) ——_____.__.____.§ 11,000

VIRGINIA COMMISSION FOR THE
VISUALLY HANDICAPPED
Item 778

For replacement of St. James Workshop and Training

Item 779
For renovating offices at Charlottesville .__.._ 6,500
Item 779.1
For plans for a Rehabilitation Adjustment Center for the
Blind, at Charlottesville

Total for the Virginia Commission for the Visually
Handicapped (general fund) —— _.____..$ 6,500

Appre-
priations

$ 162,400

$ 877,700

$ 15,000

$ 412,700

DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HYGIENE AND HOSPITALS

State Hospital Board
Item 780

For plans for a hospital facility (500 beds) for mentally
retarded children in Virginia _>__SEEEE

$ 141,000
It is provided that the plans developed must be
adaptable for use at a site or sites to be determined
at a later date. It is further provided that the land
for the hospital in Northern Virginia shall be ac-
quired by the State Hospital Board at no cost to the
State. The land shall be located in one or more of
the following counties: Fauquier, Loudoun, Prince
William, Arlington or Fairfax. The location of the
site shall be approved by the State Hospital Board.

1 781
a Northern Virginia hospital (1—100) ($1,700,000)
and equipment ($200,000) — ——____

Total for the State Hospital Board (general
fund) ——_____

Central State Hospital, at Petersbu
1 782
111) (1.
It is provided that balances of $72,000 from former
Item 827, utilities, and $81,000 from former Item 826,
utilities, continued treatment building, be reappro-
priated to utilities.

2 783
extension of kitchen service road _________

» 784

warehouse and equipment_.__
It is provided that the balance remaining in Code

708-32G, Basic Planning, be reappropriated to Item

784, For warehouse and equipment. It is provided

further, however, that the total cost of this project

shall not exceed $400,000.

n 785
geriatric buildings (2—400) ($900,000) and equip-
ment ($100,000) ————~-____ FTN

a 786
continued treatment buildings (2—400) ($900,000)
and —* ($100,000) _.___-_

a7:
continued treatment building (1—200) ($450,000) and
equipment ($50,000)
a 788

demolition of old i meen

Total for Central State Hospital, at Petersburg
(general fund) —————____

Petersburg Training School, at Peters
n 789
/ addition to and remodeling Vocational Training
School ——~————________
It is provided that balance remaining in Code 726-
82G, Basic Planning, be included in the amount re-
appropriated to Item 789.
Reappro-
priations

Total for Petersburg Training School, at Peters-
burg (general fund) —.....________..___§$ 116,400

Eastern State Hospital, at Williamsburg
Item 790
For utilities — 22S 188,800
It is provided that the balance of $188,800 from

former Item 838-839, outside utilities, be reappro-

priated to utilities.
Item 791
For development of water supply.

Item 792
For storeroom and maintenance shops building______$ 2,000
It is provided that the balance of $2,000 from former
Item 845.1, temporary maintenance and storage fa-
cilities at Dunbar site, be reappropriated to storeroom
and maintenance shops building.
Item 793
For temporary heating for Brown Building ____.

Item 794-795
For medical-surgical building ($1,427,000) and equipment
CB200 000) nnn ene 1,627,000
It is provided that the balance remaining in Code
704-54, Plans for a medical-surgical building, be re-
appropriated to Item 794-795, For medical-surgical
building ($1,427,000) and equipment ($200,000). It
is provided further, however, that the total cost of
this project shall not exceed $1,627,000.

Item 796
For additional steam generator and improvements to boiler
plant See 295,720
It is provided that the balance remaining in Code
704-82G, Basic Planning, be reappropriated to Item
796, For additional steam generator and improve-
ments to boiler plant.

Item 797
For geriatric units (8—456) and equipment..__.__.$ 1,014,425

Item 798
For occupational therapy and _ recreational building
($1,075,000) and equipment ($75,000)... 6,000

Total for Eastern State Hospital, at Williamsburg
(general fund) SESE 8,082,945

Southwestern State Hospital, at Marion
Item 799
For utilities ww 0,000
It is provided that the balance of $60,000 from
former Item 847, utilities, kitchen-dining hall, be
reappropriated to utilities.
Item 800
For repairs to steam tunnel__.____

Appro-
priations

$ 184,300

¢ 14,510

$ 513,810
Item 801
For geriatric building (1—148) ($455,000) and equipment

It is provided that the balance remaining in Code
705-32, Basic Planning, be reappropriated to Item 801,
For geriatric building (1—148) ($455,000) and equip-
ment ($45,000).
Item 802
For remodeling old kitchen-dining area _____

Item 803
For remodeling laundry

Item 804
For kitchen-dining hall and equipment __]_____

Total for Southwestern State Hospital, at Marion
(general fund) — 2 Eee

Western State Hospital, at Staunton
Item 805

For outside utilities for medical-surgical building—new
QU ce eer rneeenrrnenneermnmeonamemnemnas

Item 806
For medical-surgical building ($1,427,000) and equipment
($200, ,000)—new site
It is provided that the balance remaining in Code
706-32, Basic Planning, be reappropriated to Item 806,
For medical-surgical building ($1,427,000) and equip-
ment ($200,000)—new site.

Item 807
For additional steam generating capacity and hot water
tank

Item 808
For addition to sewage treatment plant

Item 809
For demolishing buildings )
Item 810

For recreational and occupational therapy building
($860,000) and equipment ($80,000

Total for Western State Hospital, at Staunton
(general fund) ——

DeJarnette State Sanatorium, at Stau

The appropriations and reappropriations herein
made by Items 811 through 813 to DeJarnette State
Sanatorium shall be paid only out of the special
revenues collected or received from said sanatorium,
and not out of the general fund of the State treasury.

Item 811
For landscaping

Item 812 priations
For remodeling heating system. >_>

Item 813

for remodeling DeJarnette and Perry Buildings._._._$ 215,000

Total for DeJarnette State Sanatorium, at Staun-
ton (special funds) 216,875

Lynchburg Training School and Hospital, at Colony
Item 814

For utilities and site work... 9 150,000
It is provided that the balance of. $150, 000 “from
former Item 865, additional utilities, be reappropriated
to utilities and site work.

Item 815
For vocational and social building ($748,000) and equip-
ment ($72,000) _.._Es 820,000
It is provided that the balance remaining in Code
707-82, Basic Planning, be reappropriated to Item 815,
For vocational and social building ($748,000) and
equipment ($72,000).
Item 816
For building for infirm patients ($810,000) and equip-
Pas YM CY: CU, |) |) cae
Item 817
For remodeling of personnel building ($58,000) and equip-
rent ($6,000) nnn acces eee ee
Item 818
For additional steam generating equipment..........00..0000. $ 5,000

Item 819

For plans for hospital building and equipment.........................
It is provided that $80,000 be appropriated for
plans for a hospital building and equipment, with
the understanding that the total cost of the build-
ing for which plans are developed will not require
additional general fund appropriation greater than
$1,670,000.

Item 820
For enlargement of sewage disposal plant..................................
Item 821
For doors and sanitary facilities for Buildings 6 and 7 .....

Item 822
For annex for high-grade patients (1—200) ($426,000)
and equipment ($30,000)... == Ee 182500

Item 823
For fireproofing and remodeling Bradford Building. ............... $ 30,000
Item 824

For kitchen and dining hall and equipment.....................$ 500

Total for Lynchburg Training School and Hos-
pital, at Colony (general fund).._.____$ :-1,188,000

Appro-
$ 9,000
$ 24,000
$ 38,000
$ 123,000
$ 855,000
$ 64,000
$ 200,000
$ 80,000
$ 60,000
$ 5.000

$ 1,887,000
Item 825

For vocational trade school and equipment______..........
Item 826

For dining hall ($810,000) and equipment ($40,000)... ..$

Total for Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center,
at Fishersville (general fund)

+o O02 OURO OER REPO,

VIRGINIA MUSEUM OF FINE AR‘
Item 827
For access and parking Qrea..n ccc ssecccescceeeeete

Item 828
For enlargement of museum building, Phase I, south
INE ann aaa cecnsenensnnensee ses seonessennenensnnnnnenceneneces

Total for Virginia Museum of Fine Arts } (general
5 611116 | eae

THE VIRGINIA SCHOOL FOR THE DEA
THE BLIND, AT STAUNTON
Item 829
Por utilities 0.0.0 caeeacteecnenaceocenneneenennenn eeemmennemees ssn

Item 830
For covered walkways and walks... noc

Item 831
For replacement of bridge flooring... ete cece G

Item 8382
For enlargement of front parking lot... 8

Item 833
For large deaf girls’ dormitory, deaf boys’ and girls’
dining hall and equipment. ect
It is provided that the balance of $320,000 from
former Item 886, large deaf girls’ dormitory and
equipment be reappropriated to large deaf girls’
dormitory, deaf boys’ and girls’ dining hall and
equipment.

Item 834
For dormitory for small deaf boys ($229,500) and equip-
rent ($12,600) ance cccncneeee ene ncccencnnen en $
It is provided that the balance remaining in Code
218-32G, Basic Planning, be reappropriated to Item
834, For dormitory for small deaf boys ($229,500)
and equipment ($12,600).

Item 835

For plans for vocational and industrial art building and
Item 836
For repairs to main steam lime... cece cece

Item 837
For repairs to refrigeration plant... cee .

Item 838
For repairs to sprinkler system..........._...........____—__-..--_-__—

Item 838.1
For resurfacing roads .———.—

Total for The Virginia School for the Deaf and the
Blind, at Staunton, (general fund)................... _..$

VIRGINIA SCHOOL, AT HAMPTO]
Item 839
For utilities and site work... $
It is provided that the balance of $15,000 from
former Item 889, utilities, be reappropriated to
utilities and site work.

Item 840-841
For Vocational Building and equipment. —______$
It is provided that the balance of $95,000 from
former Item 890, for dormitory cottage (1—24) and
equipment be reappropriated to Vocational Building
and equipment.

Item 842
For installing individual boilers — EE

Total for Virginia School, at Hampton (general
fund) — SS

STATE BOARD OF COMMUNITY COLL

Eastern Shore Branch College
Item 842.1
For renovation of apartment buildings (5) for academic
space (Eastern Shore Branch)

It is provided that the balance of $13,700 from
former Item 1002, renovation of existing building
and equipment, be reappropriated to renovation of
apartment buildings (5) for academic space (Eastern
Shore Branch).

Patrick Henry College, at Martinsvill:
Item 842.2
For site improvements nnn cc cceececeneeeeeneerteeeetseeennerees .

Item 842.3
For administration, classroom and laboratory building
($621,000) and equipment ($20,000)._._44_#_+_ssseeeseeS
It is provided that the balance of $2,500 from for-
mer Item 1000.1, plans for an administration, class-
room and laboratory building, be included in the
Item 844
For development of north and east campus areas.........___.....

Item 844.1

For Women’s Dormitory No. 7
(approximately 200 students) and equipment
(Financed from Revenue Bonds).

Item 844.2

For Men’s Dormitory No. 5
(approximately 200 students) and equipment
(Financed from Revenue Bonds).

Item 845
For school of education building ($1,266,000) and equip-
ment ($184,000) ——~— ~~~...
It is provided that the balance remaining in Code
212-32G, Basic Planning, be included in the amount
reappropriated to Item 845, For school of education
building ($1,266,000) and equipment ($184,000).
Item 846
For physical science-mathematics building and equip-
ment svedenesesconiaintiacealiint tine tees eaneeseinermmmaams

Item 847 *
For demolition of old water tam... esesccccccseecscceccsneeccrssssneese

Item 848
For additional steam generator and repairs to steam lines .

Item 848.1
For COmmpurter CO Ger nnn ceca acne nemenn eee eenee vee messeereeennsornmenneeneeenesconenenenntssoremstes

Item 848.2
For doe plans for addition to student activities
1011s Cb (\ eee

Item 849
For physical education building and equipment......................

Item 850
For renovating Vawter Hall. nccccccccsssscsccceesseeeescesseesecessen

Total for Virginia State College, at Petersburg
(gremeral Fur) nnn ccemneecsscecseessssneessssesenssesssenssemnasenenenene .

Virginia State College, Norfolk Division, a
Item 851
For utilities and site work........................

It is provided that the balance ‘of "$17, 000. ‘from
former Item 908, utilities and balance of $7,000 from
former Item 909, site improvements, be reappropriated
to utilities and site work.

Item 852
For completion of Unit III, physical education building.
It is provided that the balance of $75,000 from for-
mer Item 911, Unit III, physical education building
be included in the amount reappropriated to Item 862,
For completion of Unit III, Physical Education
Building.

Item 853

For science pullding Gh 151 4000) 8 and equipment ees UO},
Phase [once sce sesseesenecessececsenesseenevse sesasseneessee
former Item 914. 1, plans for a science building, be
reappropriated to science building and equipment,
Phase I.

Item 854
For dormitory (approximately 300 students) and

equipment <5 btane en tS a aiinpesenin i nines Panama iiseoneibani nese!
It is provided that the balance remaining in Code

213-32, Basic Planning, be reappropriated to Item
854, For dormitory (approximately 300 students) and
equipment.

Item 854.1

For dormitory (approximately 300 students) and equip-
ment (Financed from Revenue Bonds).

Item 855
For classroom building ($1,220,000) and equipment
ES OAK | |) ce ss secesanneeennsee
Item 856
For plans for vocational-technical center. _____...
It is provided that $68,000 be appropriated for
plans for a vocational-technical center, with the
understanding that the total cost of the building for
which plans are developed will not require additional
general fund appropriation greater than $1,482,000.
Item 857-858
For campus student center and equipment _—___

Item 859

For completion of shower, locker and washroom in nursing
education building —— EE

Item 860

For classroom building ($650,000) and equipment
($100,000)

Total for Virginia State College, Norfolk Divi-
sion, at Norfolk (general fund) = _____

LONGWOOD COLLEGE, AT FARMV
Item 861

For utilities and site work. ssaueseerernnreeeereeetueeveremecevamuresseanevssrsscecnate |
It is provided that the balance of $45,000 from
former Item 918, utilities, be reappropriated to utilities

and site work.

Item 862
For construction of athletic fields and courta___.._______

Item 863
For addition to Stevens Science Building. ,
It is provided that the balance remaining in Code
214-82G, Basic Planning, be reappropriated to Item
863, For addition to Stevens Science Building. It is
provided further, however, that the total cost of this
project shall not exceed $520,350.

Item 864

For classroom building ($1,170,240) and equipment
($115,000)

It is provided that the balance of $285,000 from
former Item 921, addition to Jarman Hall and equip-
ment be reappropriated to classroom building and
equipment.

Item 865

For improvements to old laundry building

Item 865.1

For two (2) dormitorles (approximately 400 students)
and equipment (Financed from Revenue Bonds).

Item 866

For renovation of post office.

Item 867
For renovation of student building

Item 868
For renovation of second and third floors, Ruffner Hall

Item 868.1

For preliminary plans for east entrance to dining hall
and for fireproof vault.—— ~~ ____EE

Item 868.2

tems in Tabb Hall and Hiner Buildi

Item 869
For improvements to electrical distribution system_—___

Item 869.1

For laboratory school ($387,620) and equipment
($63,250)

Item 869.2

For repair and renovation of Longwood House and
equipment

Item 870

For preliminary plans for modernization of heating sys-
ding

For student activities building and equipment._._._______.$

Item 871

For dormitory (1—200) and equipment.._______$

Item 872

For fire escapes, circulation space and temporary storage.$

Item 873

For additional boiler and fly ash separator ________.$

Total for Longwood College, at Farmville

Reappro-

270,000
140,000

1,000

1,500

(general fund) —— 2,268,090

MADISON COLLEGE, AT HARRISONBURG

Item 874
For utilities and site work — 2 Eee

Item 875

For remodeling Harrison Hall and annex ($559,000) and
$

equipment ($41,000) ——
It is provided that the balance remaining in Code

600,000

Appre-
$ 18,410
$ 97,760
$ 69,000
$ 207,000
$ 1,270
$ 1,120
$ 48,070
$ 450,870
$ 60,000
$ 1,211,795
216-82G, Basic Planning, be reappropriated t
875, For remodeling Harrison Hall and
($559,000) and equipment ($41,000).

Item 876
For Fine Arts Building..__.__..

Item 876.1

For two (2) dormitories (approximately 400 stu
and equipment (Financed from Revenue Bonds).

Item 876.2

For dormitory for male students (approximately 2(
dents) and equipment (Financed from R
Bonds).

Item 877

For educational television distribution system_____

Item 878
For library addition and equipment... —__

Item 878.1
For plans for administration building and equipme

Item 879

For student activities center ($955,000) and equi
($45,000)
‘(From Revenue Bonds—approximately $500,00C

Item 880

For entrance gateway to campus (from Port Re
Road) ———___

Item 881

For dormitory (1—200) and equipment__.______.__

Total for Madison College, at Harrisonburg
(general fund) ———————____.

RADFORD COLLEGE, AT R
Item 882
For utilities

Item 883
For steam generating units._..£._._- ES
It is provided that balance remaining in
217-82G, Basic Planning, be reappropriated t
883, steam generating units.
Item 884
For art and music building ($700,000) and equi
CFA0,00D ) anna

Item 885

For health and physical education building ($774,00
equipment ($50,000) _.._EE

Item 885.1
For academic building ($425,000) and equipment
($40,000)
Reappro- Appro-

Item 885.2 priations priations
For preliminary plans for Fine Arts Building and

equipment $ 9,500
Item 886

For library addition Eee «145,000
Item 886.1

For dormitory (approximately 833 students) and dining
hall facilities and equipment (Financed from Revenue
Bonds).

Total for Radford College, at Radford (general
fund) 2 § 585,000 = $-:2,081,000

VIRGINIA ASSOCIATED RESEARCH CENTER

Item 887
For addition to nuclear science building ($300,000) and
equipment ($56,000) . —————————-— $ 856,000

It is provided that the balance remaining in Code
265-32G, Basic Planning, be reappropriated to Item
887, For addition to nuclear science building
($300,000) and equipment ($56,000).

Item 888
For long-range development plan _____.. $ 10,000

Item 888.1

For plans for space science building and equipment.

It is provided that $54,000 be appropriated for

plans for space science building and equipment, with

the understanding that the total cost of the building

for which plans are developed will not require addi-

tional general fund appropriation greater than
$1,200,000.

Total for Virginia Associated Research Center
(general fund) ——— Sse «= 856,000 §$ 64,000

THE COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY IN
VIRGINIA, AT WILLIAMSBURG
Item 889

For utilities and site work...... sesssereanevene
It is provided that the balance of r $85, 700 from
former Item 942, campus utilities in new campus de-
velopment, and the balance of $6,250 from former
Item 943, new campus roads, walks and landscaping,

be reappropriated to utilities and site work.

Item 890
For new dining hall (first unit) and equipment._.........$ 217,840

Item 891
For physical education building and equipment (From
Revenue Bonds approximately $500,000)... $ 2,035,500
It is provided that balance remaining in Code
204-32, Basic Planning, be included in the amount
reappropriated to Item 891.

Item 892
For life science building ($1,475,000) and equipment
($2E5 000) nnn eee § 1,649,250

$ 91,950 $ 548,300
—— ———E————— er ———— eR SW RRS nT ae wR ee ETN eevee Slee aeRO Assia ly SRA

former Item 944, plans for life science building and
equipment, be included in the amount reappropriated
to life science building and equipment.

Item 893
For mathematics and general classroom building
($1,018,000) and equipment ($180,000)

Item 893.1
For physical education fields...

Item 893.2

For preliminary plans for chemistry-geology building and

rot LI 8) 61} | | en
It is provided that $31,600 be appropriated for pre-

liminary plans for chemistry-geology building and
equipment, with the understanding that the total cost
of the building for which plans are developed will
not require additional general fund appropriation
greater than $2,254,000

Item 894

For renovation of old library building for law school
($325,000) and equipment ($40,000)___.__

Item 894.1

For dormitories for men (approximately 410 students)
and equipment (Financed from Revenue Bonds).

Item 894.2

For preliminary plans for general classroom building and
equipment eee

Item 895

For laundry addition and equipment. _______

Item 896

For classroom addition to Phi Beta Kappa Hall and
equipment

Total for The College of William and Mary in
Virginia, at Williamsburg, (general fund). :

Richard Bland College, at Petersbu
Item 897

For utilities and site work —___ EEE

Item 898
For sewage disposal system...

Item 899
For water well

Item 900
For roads, walkways, parking and landscaping—_

Item 901
For classroom and laboratory building ($515,940) and
equipment ($40,000) ———_____
It is provided that the balance remaining in Code
241-32G, Basic Planning, be reappropriated to Item
901, For classroom and laboratory building ($515,940)
and equipment ($40,000).
tem 902

or library, administration and student center building
($559,285) and equipment ($40,000)

tem 902.1

‘or preliminary plans for science building and equipment

Total for Richard Bland College, at Petersburg
(general fund)

Christopher Newport College, at Newport
tem 903
for physical education, gymnasium, auditorium building
($543,700) and equipment ($14,000)

It is provided that the balance remaining in Code
242-32G, Basic Planning, be reappropriated to Item
908, For physical education, gymnasium, auditorium
building ($548,700) and equipment ($14,000).

Item 904

For library-administration building ($578,400) and equip-
ment ($30,000)

[tem 904.1

For plans for pre-professional and business education

building and equipment —___—

It is provided $18,500 be appropriated for plans

for pre-professional and business education building

and equipment, with the understanding that the total

cost of the building for which plans are developed

will not require additional general fund appropriation
greater than $405,000.

Total for Christopher Newport College, at New-
port News (general fund)

OLD DOMINION COLLEGE, AT NOR:
Item 905
For physical education building ($2,998,000) and equip-
ment ($20,000)
It is provided that the balance remaining in Code
221-82G, Basic Planning, be reappropriated to Item
905, For physical education building ($2,998,000) and
equipment ($20,000).
Item 906
For classroom building ($1,579,747) and equipment
($34,253)

Item 907
For conversion of present bookshop and cafeteria____.

Item 908
For technical institute classroom building ($433,000) and
equipment ($30,000)

Item 909
For a campus center and equipment._—_—_________

Item 910

For classroom building ($576,000) and equipment
($24,000)

Item 911
For addition to administration building —____

Total for Old Dominion College, at Norfolk
(general fund) — EEE

RICHMOND PROFESSIONAL INSTITUTE, A’
Item 913
For utilities

Item 913
For physical education building ($1,866,000) and equip-
ment ($24,000) —____ SS
It is provided that the balance remaining in Code
220-32G, Basic Planning, be reappropriated to Item
913, For physical education building ($1,366,000) and
equipment ($24,000).
Item 914
For classroom building ($1,810,000) and equipment
CE |)
Item 915
For library building ($1,385,000) and equipment ($26,000)

Item 915.1

For preliminary plans for classroom building and
equipment

Item 916

Yor cafeteria and classroom building and equipment_——_—

Total for Richmond Professional Institute, at
Richmond (general fund) ————___!

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA, AT B

College Division
Item 917
For Civil War Centennial Building alterations __._____.
Item 918

For school of dentistry building addition ($1,751,000) and
equipment ($15,000) $$ $$ —________
It is provided that the balance remaining in Code
205-32G, Basic Planning, be reappropriated to Item
918, For school of dentistry building addition

_ (31,761,000) and equipment ($15,000).

Item 919

For addition to medical education building ($854,110) and
equipment ($10,000) ———___

Item 919.1

For additional parking facility and refinancing existing
facility (approximately 700 cars) (Financed from Rev-
‘enue Bonds).

Item 919.2
For plans for addition to Medical Education Building
and equipment ——_____
plans ‘for addition to Medical Education| building and
equipment, with the understanding that the total cost
of the building for which plans are developed will
not require additional general fund appropriation
greater than $2,800,000.

Item 920
For extension of library __»_

Item 921
For Cabaniss Hall renovation — nae —_—_—

Total for Medical College of Virginia, at Rich-
mond, College Division, (general ford) ——_

Hospital Division

Item 922
Por alterations and renovationsa._._.__
It is provided that the balance remaining in Code
206-32G, Basic Planning, the balance of $40,000 from
former Item 980. 1, renovation of M.C.V. Hospital, and
$10,000 from former Item 979, stone and masonry re-
pairs, be reappropriated to alterations and renovations.

Item 923
For additional boiler.

Item 924
For preliminary plans for a hospital facility..________.
It is provided that $80,000 be appropriated for pre-
liminary plans for a hospital facility with the under-
standing that the total cost of the building for which
plans are developed will not require additional gen-
eral fund appropriations greater than $3,000,000.

Total for Medical College of Virginia, at Rich-
mond, Hospital Division, (general fund)__

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, AT CHARLO’
University Division
Item 925
For utilities ——__._____
It is provided that the balance of $45,000 from
former Item 982, outside utilities, be reappropriated
to utilities.

Item 926
For alterations and additions to central heating plant__
It is provided that the balance of $2,000 from former
Item 990.2, plans for an addition to the central heating
plant, be reappropriated to alterations and additions
to central heating plant.

Item 927
For school of architecture and library building ($2,877,000)
and equipment ($44,000) —————____
It is provided that the balance of $7,500 from
former Item 990.1, plans for a school of architecture
building, be reappropriated to school of architecture
and library building and equipment.
Item 928
For arts and sciences classroom building ($989,000) and
equipment ($11,000) _._._SSESEE
It is provided that the balance remaining in Code
207-32G, Basic Planning, be reappropriated to Item
928, For arts and sciences classroom building
($989,000) and equipment ($11,000).

Item 929
For fine arts center, Phase I, ($649,800) and equipment
($150,200)

Item 930
For research and training center.

ne |
It is provided that the balance of $10,600 from

former Item 987, preparation of plans for datoratory
facility for research with handicapped children, be
reappropriated to research and training center.

Item 931
For addition to Garrett Hall... = =SES

Item 931.1

For dormitories, dining halls and related facilities (ap-
proximately 500 students) (Financed from Revenue
Bonds).

Item 931.2

For married student housing, Phase JII (approximately
160 units) (Financed from Revenue Bonds).

Item 931.3
‘For parking garages (approximately 800 cars) (Financed
from Revenue Bonds).

Items 931.4

For dormitories, dining halls and related facilities (ap-
proximately 500 students) (Financed from Revenue
Bonds).

Item 931.5

For dormitory (approximately 100 students) (Financed
from Revenue Bonds).

Item 932
For addition to Alderman Library. —_________ 8
Item 933
For overpass and parking area development_________$
Item 934

For heating lines and electrical service————____.___.._§
It is provided that the balance of $205,000 from
former Item 985, heating distribution lines, and the
balance of $52,000 from former Item 990, heating
lines and electrical service, be combined and reappro-
priated under heating lines and electrical service.

Item 935
For chemistry building ($3,260,000) and equipment
($750,000)

Reappro-
P

$ 1,000,000

Appro-
priations

$ 800,000

10,600 $ 869,000

265,000

120,000

257,000

$ 176,000

$3,000,000 $ 500,000
Item 936

For plans for repairs to Rotunda_._._______

It is provided that the balance remaining in for-

mer Item 986, be reappropriated to Item 9386, For
plans for repairs to Rotunda.

Item 936.1

For plans for addition to Monroe Hall.—_E__
It is provided that $35,000 be appropriated for
plans for addition to Monroe Hall, with the under-
standing that the total cost of the building addition
_for which plans are developed will not require addi-
tional general fund appropriation greater than
$781,000.

Item 936.2
For plans for addition to School of Engineering and
equipment —
It is provided that $80,000 be appropriated for plans
for addition to School of Engineering and equipment
with the understanding that the cost of the addition
for which plans are developed will not require addi-
tional general fund appropriations greater than
$1,603,000.

Total for University of Virginia, at Charlottes-
ville, University Division (general fund)

‘

Hospital Division
Item 937
For utilities for medical center.

Item 938
For hospital driveway.

Item 939
For medical education building ($3,100,000) and equip-
ment ($400,000) Eee
It is provided that the balance of $75,000 from
former Item 991.5, plans for a medical education
building, be reappropriated to medical education
building and equipment.

Item 940

For electric rewiring in medical school_._.— — J

It is provided that balance remaining in Code

209-32G, Basic Planning, be reappropriated to Item
940, For electric rewiring in medical school.

Item 941
For relocation of central electric substation ———~____

Item 942
For pneumatic tube installation, Barringer and Davis
Buildings ——————_________...-_. {

Total for University of Virginia, at Charlottes-
ville, Hospital Division, (general fund)__

Clinch Valley College, at Wise

Viner, fif4e@
former Item 995.1, roads, walks, outside lighting
and landscaping, be reappropriated to utilities and
site work.

Item 944

For library ($285,200) and equipment ($70,000)
It is provided that the balance remaining in Code

246-32G, Basic Planning, be reappropriated to Item
944, For library ($285,200) and equipment ($70,000).

Item 944.1

For dormitory (approximately 100 students) and equip-
ment (Financed from Revenue Bonds).

Item 944.2

For preliminary plans for maintenance building and
equipment ——

Item 944.3

For preliminary plans for swimming pool addition to
physical education building and equipment———~—

Item 944.4

For remodeling classroom building and dormitory and
equipment ~~

Item 945

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Item 946
For greenhouse 000 eee

Total for Clinch Valley College, at Wise (general
p10: 9 acne

George Mason College, at Fairfa
Item 947

For utilities and site work ___
It is provided that the balance of $16,350 from
former Item 999, outside utilities and landscaping,

be reappropriated to utilities and site work.

Item 948
For science laboratory equipment————._____

Item 949
For completion of Stage I construction.

Item 950

For academic lecture hall EE

It is provided that balance remaining in Code

247-32G, Basic Planning, be reappropriated to Item
050, For academic lecture hall.

Item 951

For student union building and equipment (Financed from
Revenue Bonds—approximately $350,000)___

Item 952
For library building——— ~~ _____
Item 952.1

For development of former library area in Building “D”.....

Item 952.2

For preliminary plans for science lecture hall and
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Item 953-957

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Total for George Mason College, at Fairfax
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School of General Studies and Publie Service
Item 958-960

For academic wing ($124,200) and equipment ($20 000)
(Madison Biel Office) once csscsssccsccsccccennescaessocerecsenceseuneesssemee §
It is provided that $4,000 only of the balance re-
maining in Code 256-32G, Basic Planning, be in-
cluded in the amount reappropriated to Item 958-960,
For academic wing ($124,200) and equipment

($20,000) (Madison Field Office).

Mary Washington College of the University a

at Fredericksburg
Item 961

For utilities and site Work onion cccccccssscsscscsossssssscsscessecessuseccsccseeessseeesseeeu

Item 962

For physical education building ($1,199,000) and equip-

ment ($71,000) ponannneveerneserneeenceenrresersoreneseeresmeseenetenescemecnemecesne

It is provided that the balance remaining in Code

215-32G, Basic Planning, be included in the amount

reappropriated to Item 962, For physical education
building ($1,199,000) and equipment ($71,000).

Item 963
For converting to cafeteria SOrvice....cccccccccccsccocsssssssccecceesssesemesenscseessee

Item 964
For addition to heating plant and new boiler...........__............

Item 964.1

For dormitories (2) (approximately 320 students) and
equipment (Financed from Revenue Bonds).

Item 965
For replacement of steam lines.
It is provided that the balance of $6,000 from
former Item 1006.1, insulation of steam lines, be re-
appropriated to replacement of steam lines.

Item 965.1
For plans for renovation of Willard Hall.

It is provided that $8,500 be appropriated for plans
for renovation of Willard Hall, with the understand-
ing that the total cost of renovation for which plans
are developed will not require additional general
fund appropriation greater than $175,000.

Item 966
For dormitory (1—160) and equipment...

——— ee OE ee Qe Eee fell —_—

Item 967

For utilities
Item 968
For remodeling Jackson Memorial Hall... _!
Item 969

For completion of concourse and canteen areas to cadet
USE

Item 970
For military and air science building ($746,000) and
equipment ($14,000) —._..

It is provided that the balance remaining in Code
211-32G, Basic Planning, be included in the amount
reappropriated to Item 970, For military and air
science building ($746,000) and equipment ($14,000).

Item 971

For annex to Nichols Engineering Hall ($450,000) and
equipment ($127,000) —————_______

Item 971.1

For annex to Cocke Hall ($316,500) and equipment
($9,000)

Item 971.2

For additional physical training facilities...

Item 972
For repairs and improvements to barracks—..___....._______.

Item 972.1
For faculty quarters (approximately 21 families)
(Financed from Revenue Bonds).

Item 973
For corps building and equipment.____»__” a

Total for Virginia Military Institute, at Lexing-
ton (general fund)...

VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTIT1l
AT BLACKSBURG
Item 974

For utilities and site improvement.__.._..__»___

Item 975
For completion of laboratory, office and classroom build-
ing for home economics ($575,000) and equipment
($100,000) pecs ssp sereemercnmerrarertnnsnneenyenemesneresStnoveeshlpeecentonevon-r ies
It is provided that the balance of $25,000 from
former Item 1021.1, laboratory, office and classroom
building, first phase, be included in the amount re-
appropriated to completion of laboratory, office and
classroom building for home economics and equipment.

Item 976

For classroom, laboratory and office building for architec-
ture ($1,020,000) and equipment ($30,000)...__

Item 977

For renovation and addition to Burruss Hall ($1,120,000)
and equipment ($30,000)....__>E

Item 978

For laboratory, classroom and office building, Phase I

($3,670,650) and equipment ($100,000)

It is provided that the balance remaining in Code

208-32G, Basic Planning, be included in the amount

reappropriated to Item 978, For laboratory, classroom

and office building, Phase I ($3,670,650) and equip-
ment ($100,000).

Item 979

For renovation and addition to student center and equip-
ment (Financed from Revenue Bonds—approximately
$1,500,000)

Item 980
For buildings and grounds maintenance units and central
motor pool garage—._____

Item 980.1

For dormitory (approximately 1,250 students) and equip-
ment (Financed from Revenue Bonds).

Item 980.2
For student dining hall (Financed from Revenue Bonds).

Item 981
For plans for addition to boiler plant -____.__..

Item 982
For repairs and renovation of old elementary school
building —
It is provided that $85,000 only of the balance re-
maining in former Item 1020, be reappropriated to
Item 982, For repairs and renovation to old elemen-
tary school building.

Item 983
For McBryde Hall demolition....______________EE
It is provided that $45,850 only of the balance re-
maining in former Item 1020, be reappropriated to
Item 983, For McBryde Hall demolition.

Item 983.1

For plans for classroom and office building...._______.._____
It is provided that $99,650 only of the balance re-
maining in former Item 1020, be reappropriated to
Item 983.1, For plans for classroom and office build-
ing. It is further provided that the plans developed
will not require additional General Fund appropria-
tions exceeding $2,200,000.

Item 983.2

For plans for engineering classroom, laboratory and office
building ——
It is provided that $113,250 only of the balance re-
maining in former Item 1020, be reappropriated to
Item 983.2, For plans for engineering classroom,
laboratory and office building. It is further provided
that the plans developed will not require additional
General Fund appropriations exceeding $2,500,000.

Item 984-987

Reappro-
priations

For a center for continuing education._.________.._._..___$ 25,000

Total for Virginia Polytechnic Institute,

at Blacksburg (general fund)...__________.. $ 5,899,900

Danville Branch College, at Danville

Item 988
For classroom, laboratory, library and office building

($570, 000) and equipment ($40,000) (general fund) 610,000

It is provided that the balance remaining in Code
249-32, Basic Planning, be reappropriated to Item
988, For classroom, laboratory, library and office
building ($570,000) and equipment ($40,000).

Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station, at Blacksburg

Item 989
For utilities and site development ——__E EE

Item 989.1
For a swine evaluation station (at Holland)

Item 990
For addition to processing laboratory ($660,000) and
equipment ($60,500)

It is provided that the balance remaining in Code
237-82G, Basic Planning, be reappropriated to Item
990, For addition to processing laboratory ($660,000)
and equipment ($60,500).

Item 990.1

For preliminary plans for poultry research center and
equipment ————_____

Item 991

For greenhouses ——_______________§

Item 991.1
For laboratory for pesticide research building, Holland_—.

Total for Virginia Agricultural Experiment
Station, at Blacksburg (general fund)

Item 992

There is hereby reappropriated the entire amount of
any unexpended balance which exceeds $1,000 at the
close of the previous biennium in each allotment made
by authority of the Governor from the following re-
appropriations and appropriations made to the Gover-
nor’s Office by Chapter 658 of the Acts of Assembly
of 1964.

720,500

5,000

Appro-
priations

4,094,110

109,025

85,000

8,800

50,000

—______-$ 725,500 $ 197,826
Item 656, For purchasing and making improve-
ments on real estate;

Item 657, For improvements to State-owned land,
buildings and equipment;

Item 658, For supplementing capital outlay appro-
priations.

TOTAL FOR CAPITAL OUTLAYS — $50,709,701 $70,815,854

To be paid from general fund_._—§________... $49,688,406 $69,762,104
To be paid from special funds._—_$______.._._.. $ 1,021,295 $ 1,063,750

EXPENDITURES LIMITED TO STATED PURPOSES AND
NECESSARY AMOUNTS—TRANSFERS

Section 7. It shall not be lawful for the Comptroller to pay any State
department, institution or other agency any money, except as is provided for in
this act, or in pursuance of some act of the General Assembly making special
appropriations therefor during the current biennium.

Section 8. Except as provided by Section 9 of this act none of the monies
mentioned in this act shall be expended for any other purpose than those for
which they are specifically appropriated. It shall be the duty of the Governor, as
chief budget officer of the State, or his deputy, to see that this provision is strictly
observed. Should he find that the said monies are not being expended in accordance
with the provisions of this act, or that the expenditures under any appropriation
herein are in excess of the amount necessary to carry out the purpose for which
said appropriation was made, he is hereby given the power to restrain the Comp-
troller from making further disbursements, in whole or in part, out of said ap-
propriations, to the offending State department, institution, officer or other agency
of the State government receiving appropriations under the provisions of this act.
He is further authorized to withhold funds from expenditure in the event factors,
such as population in institutions, related to appropriation amounts differ from the
estimates made of such factors as a basis for appropriation.

Should appropriation be withheld by the Governor from any such department,
institution, officer, or other agency named in this act, or should transfers be
authorized by the Governor, as hereinafter provided, a copy of the Governor’s
order in each case setting forth the reasons for withholding said appropriations or
for authorizing the transfer of said appropriations, as the case may be, shall be
preserved in the office of the Governor or the Division of the Budget and kept
open for public inspection.

Section 9. It is provided that the several appropriations made by this act
may not only be used for the purposes specified in this act, but authority is hereby
given to the governing board of any department, institution or other agency of the
State government, or, if there be no governing board, to the head of such depart-
ment, institution or other agency named in this act, to transfer, within the re-
spective department, institution or other agency, any such appropriations from the
object for which specifically appropriated or set aside to some other object definitely
and closely related to the object for which the appropriation was made. Subject
to the same conditions, the governing board of any group of institutions may trans-
fer appropriations between institutions and activities under its management and
control. Such transfers may be made only with the prior written approval of the
Governor, and only if an appropriation is also made by this act to said related
object, and if, in the opinion of the Governor and department head, later de-
velopments have rendered such transfers appropriate to carry out the original in-
tention of the General Assembly in making this appropriation. The total amount
appropriated to the respective department, institution, or group of institutions, or
other agency of the State government shall in no case be exceeded.
Until institutions designated in HB 33838, as amended and enacted in the 1966
session of the General Assembly, are transferred to the State Board of Commu-
nity Colleges in accordance with the cited act, appropriations to such institutions
are continued under the control of the governing boards having responsibility for
them prior to the transfers.

Section 10. Each State institution of higher education, branch and division
thereof, shall maintain uniform coding of all budgetary revenues and expenditures.

AUTHORITY TO REDUCE APPROPRIATIONS WITHIN REVENUES

Section 11. All of the monies hereinabove appropriated as shown by the herein-
above contained items are appropriated upon the conditions set forth in this act.
All appropriations made in any act passed at this session of the General Assembly
shall be construed as subject to the same provisions and conditions contained in this
section. All such appropriations, as well as those contained in this act, are hereby
declared to be maximum and conditional appropriations, the purpose being to inake
the general fund appropriations payable in full in the amounts named only in the
event the aggregate revenues to be collected and paid into the general fund of the
State treasury during the current biennium, including any unexpended balance in
general fund revenues brought forward from the previous biennium, are estimated
by the Governor to be sufficient to pay all of the said appropriations payable from
the said general fund in full; otherwise, the said appropriations shall be deemed to
be payable in such proportions as the total sum of all appropriations out of the
general fund of the treasury bears to the total amount of general fund revenue esti-
mated as available from revenues to be collected and paid into the general fund of
the State treasury in the current biennium, including any unexpended balance in
general fund revenues brought forward from the previous biennium; in the event
any such reduction in appropriations is found necessary, it shall be made on a
uniform percentage basis applicable alike to each appropriation made out of the
general fund.

The Governor is hereby given the power and authority to examine and survey
the progress of the collection of revenue applicable to the general fund of the
State treasury, out of which the appropriations made by this act or by any other
act are payable, and to declare and determine the amounts that can during each
quarter of each of the fiscal years of the biennium be properly allocated to each
respective appropriation. All reductions made because of revised estimates of revy-
enues, in allocations requested by any department, institution, or other agency of
the State government within the amounts contained in their respective appropria-
tions shall be uniform in percentage as to all such respective appropriations, pro-
vided that the Director of the Division of the Budget shall have authority so to
restrict any such quarterly allocation as to prevent the expenditure out of any such
appropriation of any amount in any quarter so large as to threaten a deficit in any
such specific appropriation. In making such examination and survey, the Governor
may require estimates of the prospective collection of revenues from the Comptrol-
ler, the State Tax Commissioner, the State Corporation Commission and any other
revenue assessing or collecting agency of the State having information which in
the opinion of the Governor may be pertinent. The Governor shall, subject to the
qualifications herein contained, reduce all of said appropriations payable out of the
general fund of the State treasury, made by this act or by any other act when, and
to the extent, necessary to prevent any expenditure for the payment of the said
general fund appropriations in excess of the revenues collected and paid into the
said general fund of the State treasury during the current biennium, including any
unexpended balance in general fund revenues brought forward from the previous
biennium. Any reduction so made shall be applied to the appropriations payable
from the general fund to local officers and employees in the same manner and
degree as to departments, institutions or other agencies receiving appropriations
from the general fund.

In exercising the powers and performing the duties set forth in the preceding
paragraphs, the Governor shall in no case reduce the total appropriations made
to any one department, institution or other agency therein referred to to any amount
This section shall not be construed as authorizing any reduction to be made in
the amounts herein appropriated for the payment of interest or sinking fund
installments on the State’s bonded debt, or for the payment of a legally author-
ized deficit, or in unexpended amounts or balances in appropriations made by any
preceding session of the General Assembly and reappropriated by this act, or for
the payment of pensions to Confederate veterans, their widows or dependents, or
for the support of needy Confederate women, or Confederate veterans, or for car-
ing for the graves of Confederate dead, nor as authorizing any reduction to be
made in appropriations made herein for social security and retirement fund re-
quirements, to the Virginia Supplemental Retirement System, nor in any appro-
priation made to enable payments to be made in fulfillment of any contract for the
construction and furnishing of any State building, nor as authorizing a reduction
in the salary of any State officer where such reduction would be contrary to the
Constitution of the State.

Where necessary to the exercise of the powers and duties conferred on the
Governor by this section, he may enforce such uniform reductions in the salaries
of State officials and employees on a flat or graduated basis as he may find neces-
sary, provided that any such salary reduction which the Governor may order or
require shall apply to salaries payable from special funds as well as to salaries
payable from the general fund of the treasury.

Provided, further, however, that no reduction of more than 15 per cent shall
be made under this section in any annual salary of any officer or employee.

This section shall not be construed as limiting the authority of the Governor
under the Virginia Personnel Act to establish a uniform compensation plan and
amendments thereto.

Section 12. Every appropriation set forth in this act for maintenance and opera-
tion of any State institution and made payable from the general fund of the State
treasury is to supplement revenues earned and collected by such institution, exclu-
sive of revenues paid into the general fund of the State treasury, and shall be paid
from the general fund of the State treasury only insofar as shall be necessary to
provide for the maintenance and operation of such institution; each such appropria-
tion shall be reduced by the Governor insofar as the same is not so i
Provided, however, that this limitation shall not apply to appropriations to insti-
tutions of higher learning, designated for scholarships, nor to Federal grants
appropriated to institutions in the Department of Welfare and Institutions, nor to
such amounts of gifts or grants which are made to any State institution for the
direct costs of a stipulated project.

AUTHORITY TO INCREASE APPROPRIATIONS

Section 18. The Governor is hereby authorized, in his discretion, to increase
the appropriations to any of the agencies named in Section 24e of this act, to an
amount not to exceed the revenues collected and paid into the general fund of the
State treasury by such agency, during the current biennium.

It is provided, further, that the Governor is hereby authorized, in his discretion,
to increase the appropriations to any of the institutions named in Section 24f, to
an amount not to exceed the monies, fees and revenues collected and paid into
the State treasury by the said institution, for a material expansion of the activities
of the said institution, where in the judgment of the Governor such expenditure
will result, within a period of twelve months from the granting of such permission
by the Governor, in the repayment to the State treasury by the said institution of
an equal or larger amount than the monies so expended.

Section 14. The Governor is hereby authorized, in his discretion, to increase the
appropriations to any department, institution or other agency of the State govern-
ment, for capital outlay projects or additional equipment, by the amount of credit
established to such department, institution or other agency from the sale of surplus
property under the provisions of § 2-265 of the Code of Virginia.
Section 15. Any amount paid to any department, institution or other agency
of the State government as proceeds of an insurance policy may be expended
to replace any property loss covered by such policy and is hereby appropriated,
for expenditure as far as may be necessary, to make such replacement; provided,
however, that the Governor’s written approval shall first be obtained for any such
expenditure in excess of $500.

Section 16. With the prior written approval of the Governor, any department,
institution or other agency of the State government may expend, in addition to
the appropriation herein made to such department, institution or other agency, any
money, revenue or funds paid into the State treasury to the credit of said depart-
ment, institution or other agency, in excess of such appropriations as proceeds of
donations, gifts, Federal grants, or other special revenues when later developments
are believed to make such expenditure necessary. Such expenditures from any
gift, grant or donation shall be in accordance with the purpose for which it was

Section 17. It is provided further that the Governor is hereby authorized, in
his discretion, to increase the appropriation from the general fund to the State
Corporation Commission to an amount not to exceed the fees assessed by the Com-
mission for the following services and paid into the general fund: administration
of the securities act and the act governing issuance of securities by public service
companies, registration of trade-marks, filing trust receipts, filing and recording
documents, certifying copies of documents, filing changes of registered agent, issu-
ing certificates of incorporation and certificates of amendment, issuing certificates
of authority to foreign corporations, and for the annual registration of domestic
and foreign corporations.

SOLICITATION AND ACCEPTANCE OF DONATIONS,
GIFTS AND FEDERAL GRANTS

Section 18. No donations, gifts or Federal grants whether or not entailing
commitments as to the expenditure, or subsequent request for appropriation or
expenditure, from the general fund of the State treasury shall be solicited or
accepted by or on behalf of any department, institution or other agency of the
State government without the prior written consent and approval of the Governor;
provided, however, that this requirement shall not apply to donations and gifts to
the endowment funds of the institutions of higher education.

Section 19. Any funds appropriated in this act to the State Board of Educa-
tion or the State Board of Community Colleges for establishment, operation,
expansion or improvement of vocational and technical schools and programs, as
well as the administration of such schools or programs, may be used as participat-
ing funds in any federal aid program for like purposes, with the prior written
approval of the Governor.

Section 20. Any funds appropriated in this act to the Virginia Museum of Fine
Arts for developing a State-wide program of the arts may be used as participating
funds in any federal aid program for like purposes.

DEFICITS—AUTHORIZED, UNAUTHORIZED

Section 21. No State department, institution or other agency receiving appro-
priations under the provisions of this act shall exceed the amount of its appro-
priations, or incur obligations at a rate which would result in the creation of a
deficit in its appropriations, except in an emergency, and then only with the con-
sent and approval of the Governor in writing first obtained. No emergency shall
be deemed to exist because of conditions which, by the exercise of reasonable
care and good judgment, could have been foreseen when the General Assembly
was in session. If any such department, institution or other agency shall exceed
the amount of its appropriation without such consent and approval of the Governor
in writing first obtained, the Governor is hereby directed to withhold his approval
from such excess expenditure, and there shall be no reimbursement of said excess,
nor shall there be any liability or obligation upon the State to make any appropria-

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of any such department, institution or other agency who shall have voted therefor,
or, if there be no governing board, the head of any such department, institution or
other agency, making any such excessive expenditure shall be personally liable for
the full amount of such unauthorized deficit, and, in the discretion of the Governor,
shall be deemed guilty of neglect of official duty, and be subject to removal there-
for. Further, the Comptroller is hereby directed to make public any excess expen-
diture made without prior written approval of the Governor, and the Director of
the Division of the Budget is hereby directed to set out in the next budget any
excess expenditure whether or not approved by the Governor. The Governor is
hereby directed to bring this provision of this act to the attention of the members
of the governing board of each such department, institution or other agency of the
State government, or if there be no governing board, to the head of each such
department, institution or other agency, not later than the date this act becomes
effective. The amount which the Governor may authorize any State agency or
agencies to expend, out of the general fund of the State treasury, in excess of the
appropriation for such agency or agencies, under the provisions of this section,
during the current biennium, shall not exceed for all such agencies combined one
per cent (1%) of the revenues collected and paid into the general fund of the State
treasury during the last year of the previous biennium and the first year of the
current biennium.

Any amount which a department, institution or other agency of the State govern-
ment may expend in excess of its appropriation, under authority given by the Gov-
ernor under this act to such department, institution or other State agency to exceed
its appropriation or to incur a deficit shall be first obtained by the said department.
institution or agency by borrowing said amount on such terms and from such
sources as may be approved by the Governor and the State Treasurer. At the close
of business on the last day of the current biennium any unexpended balance of
such loan shall be applied toward repayment of the loan.

CAPITAL OUTLAY

Section 22. In regard to each project for which a capital outlay appropriation
or reappropriation is made in this act, or which is hereafter considered by the
Governor for inclusion in the executive budget, the Governor is hereby required:
(a) to determine the urgency of its need, as compared with the need for other
capital outlay projects as herein authorized, or hereafter considered; and, (b)
to determine whether the proposed plans and specifications for each capital outlay
project for which appropriations or reappropriations are herein made, or hereafter
considered, are suitable and adequate, and whether or not they involve expenditures
which are excessive for the purposes intended; and (c) to determine whether
labor, materials, and other requirements if any, needed for the acquisition or
construction of such project can and will be obtained at reasonable cost.

No architectural or engineering planning for, or construction of, any capital
outlay project involving expenditure of State funds shall be commenced without
the prior written approval of the Governor. The Governor, at his discretion, may
release from any capital outlay appropriation or reappropriation made in this act
such sum (or sums) as may be necessary to pay for the preparation of plans and
specifications by architects and engineers, provided that the estimated cost of the
construction covered by such drawings and specifications does not exceed the
appropriation therefor; provided, further, however, that the architectural or
engineering fees paid on completion of the preliminary design for any such project
may be based on such estimated costs as may be approved by the Governor in
writing, where it is shown to the satisfaction of the Governor that higher costs of
labor or material, or both, or other unforeseen conditions, have made the appro-
priation inadequate for the completion of the project for which the appropriation
‘was made, and where in the judgment of the Governor such changed conditions
justify the payment of architectural or engineering fees based on costs exceeding
the appropriation. It is further provided that the Governor may supplement such
projects, from funds appropriated for that purpose, in an amount not to exceed
ten percent (10%) of the appropriation made for the project by this act where, in
the judgment of the Governor, the increased cost is not due to design factors or to
an increase in the scope of the project.
Capital outlay appropriations for the construction, improvement or repair of
structures shall be deemed to have been made for purposes which require their
axpenditure, or being placed under contract for construction, during the current
biennium. The Governor is requested to call this paragraph to the attention of all
agencies and institutions to which such appropriations are made by this act, and
to require quarterly reports from such agencies and institutions as to the progress
being made by them under this directive. If, in the opinion of the Governor, said
reports do not indicate satisfactory progress, he is authorized to take such action as
in his judgment may be necessary to meet the legislative intent as herein defined.

Section 23. The State departments and agencies in Richmond which pay rentals
for office and storage space, whether or not in State-owned buildings, may elect,
with the consent of the Governor, as a means of eliminating such rentals, to con-
tribute to the construction or purchase of a building or buildings to be owned by
the State in which they shall be provided office and storage space without rental
except for services provided. Such departments and agencies as elect, with the
consent of the Governor, to make such contributions shall transfer from appropriate
surplus special fund accounts to a special account in the Governor’s office a sum
equivalent to the pro rata share of the cost of such building or buildings. The pro
rata share shall be based upon the estimated minimum gross space requirements
as approved by the Governor; for purposes of initial transfers the figures of $20.00
per gross square foot for office space and $10.00 per gross square foot for storage
space shall be used. Any sums so transferred to the special account herein described
shall be used solely for the planning and constructing or purchasing of office and
storage space and of auxiliary equipment and utilities for the use of the depart-
ments and agencies contributing. For the use of office or storage space in such
building no rental shall be charged the contributing agency or any bureau or
division thereof except for services. This section shall not be construed as limiting
or restricting in any way the exercise by the Director of Engineering and Build-
ings of the authority given him by Section 2-75.1 of the Code of Virginia to
utilize subject to the approval of the Governor any vacant property owned by the
State and located near the Capitol Square for the purpose of providing parking
facilities for officers and employees of the State and to allocate spaces therein and
operate the same under such rules and regulations as he may prescribe.

PAYMENTS INTO GENERAL FUND

Section 24. Except for proceeds from the sale of surplus property as provided
by § 2-265 of the Code of Virginia, where applicable, but otherwise notwithstanding
any contrary provision of law, all of the following shall be paid directly and
promptly into the general fund of the State treasury:

a. All monies, fees, charges, and revenues, excluding donations, gifts and
Federal grants, heretofore accumulated or hereafter collected by or on behalf
of the agencies listed below:

State Water Control Board, under the provisions of §§ 62-10 through 62-42,
inclusive, of the Code of Virginia;

State Board of Welfare and Institutions or any institution under its control,
for laundry work done by the central laundry number 1 of such institution;

Department of Agriculture and Immigration, from whatever sources and
notwithstanding any other provisions of law, not including, however, the funds
collected under the cited sections of the Code of Virginia for meat inspection
(§ 8-676.5), for sale of liming materials (§§ 143-145, inclusive), for auditing
cooperative associations, weights and measures services (§§ 59-80 and 59-81),
for certification of agricultural products (§§ 3-28 and 3-29), for use of the
Virginia Quality Label (§§ 3-274 and 3-277), for products testing service
(§ 3-13.2) for commodity distribution penalties and for issuing permits for
feeding garbage to swine (§ 8-598.4) ;

Department of Conservation and Economic Development, by, from, or through
the operation of the State parks, including entrance and concession fees and
any and all other funds derived from the operation or use of such parks, except
revenues collected under the provisions of the State Park Development Revenue
Bond Act;

State Registrar of Vital Statistics, under the provisions of §§ 20-50 through
20-55, inclusive, of the Code of Virginia;

Commission of Fisheries, all revenues, fees, and charges collected by the Com-
mission of Fisheries, provided, however, that this provision shall not apply to
any such revenues which under the Constitution and laws of Virginia are
payable into the literary fund; provided, further, that this provision shall not
apply to any such revenues collected and paid into the Special Public Oyster
Rock Replenishment Fund established by § 28.1-94.1 of the Code of Virginia;

Board of Commissioners to Examine Pilots, under the provisions of
$§ 54-536, 54-588, 54-589 and 54-541 of the Code of Virginia;

Medical College of Virginia and State Department of Health—all fees paid
by tuberculosis patients at Ennion G. Williams Hospital;

Department of Taxation, all monies derived from licenses issued under
§ 58-402 of the Code of Virginia;

Department of Labor and Industry, or other agency, under the provisions
of §§ 40-96 through 40-120, inclusive, of the Code of Virginia.

b. All of the taxes upon inheritances hereafter collected, regardless of the
date of the death of the decedent.

c. All fees or per diem collected by any superintendent of a State hospital
for treatment of the mentally afflicted, or by any member of his staff, for the
performance of services for which a fee or per diem is provided or paid;
provided, however, that this provision shall not apply to any fee or per diem
allowed by statute to any such superintendent or member of his staff when
summoned as a witness in any court; provided, further, that this provision
shall not apply to any such superintendent, or member of his staff, employed
in such a hospital whose appropriation is entirely from special funds and
whose special funds receive such fees or per diem;

d. All fees and other charges hereafter collected by or on behalf or on
account of the State Corporation Commission, or any division or bureau
thereof, in pursuance of law, for regulating the sale of securities.

e. All monies, fees, taxes and charges hereafter collected by any of the
following boards or agencies, to-wit:

Virginia Board of Bar Examiners

State Anatomical Board

State Board for the Examination and Certification of Architects, Professional

Engineers and Land Surveyors

State Board of Accountancy

Virginia Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers

State Board of Medical Examiners

State Board of Examiners of Nurses

State Board of Examiners in Optometry

State Board of Opticians

State Board of Pharmacy

State Board of Veterinary Examiners

Virginia Real Estate Commission

Board of Barber Examiners

Virginia Commission of Registered Professional Hairdressers

State Registration Board for Contractors

Board of Examiners (Mines)

Virginia State Board of Dental Examiners
or on their behalf by the Department of Professional and Occupational Reris-
tration.
f. All monies, fees and revenues, except any donations, gifts and Federal
grants for specific projects, which are required by law to be paid into the
State treasury when collected by either or any of the following institutions
and agencies:

Virginia Truck Experiment Station

The Penitentiary (not including the Industrial Department)

Virginia Treatment Center for Children

Central State Hospital (not including, however, revenues for services rendered

Petersburg Training School)

Petersburg Training School

Eastern State Hospital

Southwestern State Hospital

Western State Hospital

Lynchburg Training School and Hospital

State Industrial Farm for Women

State Penitentiary Farm

Southampton Penitentiary Farm

Bland Correctional Farm (not including the Lime Grinding Plant)

Beaumont School for Boys

Bon Air School for Girls

Janie Porter Barrett School for Girls

Hanover School for Boys

Natural Bridge Forestry Camp

Virginia Institute of Marine Science

Jamestown Foundation

g. All monies paid into the State treasury as reimbursement to the State
for the cost of any examination or audit by the Auditor of Public Accounts
of the books or records of any county, city, or other political subdivision, or
any officer or agency thereof, of this State, the cost of which audit or
examination is required by law to be borne by such county, city or political
subdivision.

ction 25. From the revenues collected and paid into the treasury, by county
city treasurers, clerks of courts and delinquent tax collectors, or, other
cting officers, creditable to any fund or funds other than the general fund of
Commonwealth, the cost of collecting which has been paid from an appro-
tion out of the general fund of the Commonwealth, the Comptroller shall
ct the amount of cost of such collections and credit the same to the general
of the Commonwealth to reimburse that fund for the expense paid therefrom.

ction 26. For each year of the current biennium, each department or agency
ne State government or section thereof supported entirely from special funds
| pay into the general fund a rental charge for any space it occupies in State-
>d buildings at Richmond and, into a special fund, a service charge as defined
w. Rental charges shall be based upon the average amount of floor space occu-
during each of said years, at an annual rate per square foot not exceeding the
ailing rate for equivalent commercial rentals as determined by the Governor,
exceeding, however, $3.75 per square foot for office floor space and $1.00 per
re foot for storage floor space; provided, however, that rental charges shall not
y to occupancy of buildings purchased and maintained from special funds.
rges for service, including but not limited to such items as light, heat, power,
r, janitorial and elevator service, and minor repairs, shall be based upon the
of such service, determined in a manner approved by the Governor.

shall be the duty of the Director of Engineering and Buildings to report the

al charges, and the basis therefor, to the Comptroller on June 30th and
mmber 3ist in each of said fiscal years for the preceding six months; the
ptroller shall thereupon transfer to the general fund of the State treasury,
» the respective appropriations made to the said departments, or agencies, or
ons thereof, the amounts so specified.

ction 27. In order to reimburse the general fund of the State treasury for
mses herein authorized to be paid therefrom on account of the activities listed
below, the sums stated below shall be transferred from the special Iunas specined
to the general fund on January 1 of each year of the current biennium.
. Alcoholic Beverage Control Fund First Year Second Year
(§ 4-23, Code of Virginia)
For legal services by Department of Law $ 12,000 $ 12,000
For auditing accounts of Virginia Alcoholic Beverage

Control Board by Auditor of Public Accounts —$ 80,000 $ 32,000
For expenses incurred on account of said board by:

Department of Accounts..........___-----____—--$__ 12,000 $ 12,000

Department of the Treasury....____--__--------$ 7,500 $ 7,500

Department of Purchases and Supply._—__-$ 7,200 $ 7,200

For expenses incurred for care, treatment, study
and rehabilitation of alcoholics by:
State Board of Health...

nnn 418,160 $ 418,960
State Hospital Board at the Central, Eastern,
Southwestern, and Western State Hospitals.__$ 662,750 $ 665,800
2. Forest Products Tax Fund
(§ 58-838.7, Code of Virginia)
For collection by Department of Taxation._..._.$ 20,400 $ 20,900
8. State Corporation Commission
(Funds cited in Items 128-132, inclusive)
For share of Commission administrative and legal
expenses, to be prorated among such funds by
the Commission with the approval of the Gov-
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4. Proceeds of the Tax on Motor Vehicle Fuels
For inspection and analysis of gasoline, diesel fuel
and motor Oi18 — eee 85,990 $ 66,816
5. Milk Commission Account
(§ 3-374, Code of Virginia)
For legal services by Department of Law...........-—$ 8,500 $ 8,500

$ 178,560 $ 173,560

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RESTRICTED EXPENDITURES

Advertising

Section 28. No public funds or money shall be expended by any State institution
of higher education to which an appropriation is made by this act, for the purpose
of paying for advertisements or advertising intended or designed to promote
student attendance, at any such institution; provided, however, that this provision
shall not be construed as prohibiting the inclusion in college catalogs or bulletins
of such pictures as are necessary to portrey to a reasonable extent the more
important architectural features, instructional facilities and student activities of
any such State institution of higher education.

Motion Picture Film Production

Section 29. No public funds or money shall be expended by any department,
institution or other agency of the State government for the production of motion
picture films except with the written approval of the Governor first obtai

Electronic Data Processing Facilities
Section 30. No state department, institution or agency shall contract for the

purchase of or for the continuous use of any item of electronic data procesing
caninment without the oriar written annrmval of the Covernor. This section shall
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New or Additional Educational Facilities

Section 31. No State institution of higher education shall hereafter undertake
or engage in the operation of any new or additional extension school, day school
or junior college, without the approval of the General Assembly being first
obtained nor shall any two-year institution of higher education extend its course
offerings beyond the two-year level without such approval.

Section 82. No public funds or money shall be expended to provide resident
facilities, or for plans to provide resident facilities, for male students at the follow-
ing institutions of higher education: Longwood College, at Farmville; Mary Wash-
ington College, at Fredericksburg; Radford College, at Radford.

New Activities

Section 33. No department, institution or other agency of the State government
shall begin any new activity that will call for future additional capital outlay or
that will require an increase in subsequent general or special fund operating
expenses without first obtaining the authorization of the General Assembly; pro-
vided, the Governor may in writing authorize new activities within the amounts and
general purposes of the appropriations set forth in this act.

Automobiles

Section 34. No automobiles (including station wagons) shall be purchased by
the State or any officer or employee on behalf of the State without the written
approval of the Governor first obtained. The Governor is hereby authorized to
transfer surplus motor vehicles among the departments, institutions and other
agencies of the State government, and the Director of the Department of Purchases
and Supply shall determine the value of such surplus equipment for the purpose
of maintaining the financial accounts of the departments, agencies and institutions
affected by such transfers.

Travel

Section 35. a. Reimbursement for the actual cost of travel on official business
of the State government is authorized to be paid from appropriated funds. Such
reimbursement shall be paid only if the travel and costs have been incurred in
accordance with uniform regulations issued by the Governor and with the require-
ments set forth below.

b. Travel expense accounts shall be itemized as to expenses, and shall contain
@ concise statement of the purpose or reason for travel. Payment shall not be made
for unspecified costs.

c. As an exception to the prohibition in paragraph b above, the Governor may,
by regulation, authorize reimbursement by per diem in lieu of actual cost of meals
and lodging provided that he finds: exact determination of itemized cost is not
practicable; the per diem does not exceed the estimated average daily cost for
te and lodging of the individual reimbursed, or $12.00 per day, whichever is
ower.

d. Reimbursement for travel costs shall be limited to costs required for travel
by the most direct practicable route, and in amounts not exceeding those for first
class common carrier accommodations, unless otherwise provided for in the regula-
tions issued pursuant to paragraph a above.

STUDENT LOAN FUNDS

Section 36. The appropriations provided for in this act, within items for student
aid, for making loans to students at the several State institutions shall be expended
upon such terms and according to such rules as may be prescribed by the respective
governing boards of the institutions for which the appropriations are made, in mak-
ing loans to needy and deserving students of talent and character from Virginia in
said institutions for the purpose of aiding these to obtain an education at such insti-
tutions, who might not be able otherwise to do so. The term “student” shall include
medical interns and residents as well as other students. Such loans shall not exceed
$800.00 in any one session to the same student. In the case of medical and dental
students, loans not to exceed $500.00 may be made. They shall be made to said stu-
dents upon such terms, as to time and security, as the Comptroller shall prescribe or
approve; provided, however, that the rate of interest charged said students on
such loans shall be three per centum per annum.

The said State students’ loan funds shall be preserved from depletion by the
eaid institutions; and together with the repayments and accretions thereto, shall
be held and used for the purpose, and on the terms, specified in this act and no
other; and each of said institutions shall annually, not later than July in each
year thereafter, file, in the office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction, a
statement, in detail, showing for the year past the amounts received by said funds,
or the loans made, to whom made, and upon what terms, the amounts of the
corpus of said funds, the amounts repaid to said funds, and from whom, and any
other information deemed pertinent by the institution so reporting, or which may
have been requested by the Superintendent of Public Instruction.

The Comptroller shall make no payment to any of the said institutions on
account of the said students’ loan funds unless and until the institutions applying
for such payment shall have furnished the said Comptroller a certificate from the
Superintendent of Public Instruction that such institution has complied, in all
respects, with the foregoing requirements of this act in relation thereto.

The Auditor of Public Accounts shall annually audit and exhibit in his annual
report the account of the said funds at each of the said institutions.

Where the student loan fund created by State appropriation is inadequate in
amount at any institution to carry out fully the purpose for which this fund was
established, the governing board and president of such institution, with the written
consent and approval of the Governor first obtained, is authorized, for the purpose
of providing an additional student loan fund, to borrow from such sources and on
such terms as may be approved by the Governor an amount not to exceed $20,000,
and to provide for such extensions or renewals of such loans as may be necessary.
Such funds shall be used only in making loans to students in the same circum-
stances and under the same terms and regulations, as are herein prescribed for
loans from the fund created by the State appropriations, and for no other purpose
whatever. The repayments and interest accretions to said fund shall be used so
far as may be necessary to repay the indebtedness of the institution created by the
governing board and presiding officer thereof, in establishing said additional
student loan fund. Such additional amounts may be borrowed by the governing
board and president of the institution, with the Governor’s approval, from time to
time, as may be necessary to maintain the amount of said additional loan fund,
whether in cash or notes receivable or both, including all amounts heretofore
borrowed and not repaid, at $20,000.

Accounts shall be kept and reports rendered for all such additional loan funds in
all respects as herein required for loan funds created by State appropriations, and
the Auditor of Public Accounts shall annually exhibit in his report the amounts
of the said additional loan funds at each institution.

It is hereby provided that the governing board of any State institution for which
a Student Loan Fund has been established may, with the written approval of the
Governor, cancel any indebtedness due such institution on account of a loan or
loans made from such fund when such indebtedness has been outstanding more
than fifteen years, and in the opinion of the president and governing board of the
institution is uncollectible. Upon the cancellation of any such indebtedness a state-
ment thereof describing the obligation in detail and the date of its cancellation
shall be certified by the president of the institution to the Comptroller.

A loan to a student hereunder shall be deemed delinquent when not paid if due
or when arrangements satisfactory to the institution have not been made, including
some curtailment, within eighteen months after (a) graduation or (b) leaving
the institution without graduating, or (c) completion of internship in the case of
medical students.

The institution making the loan shall make every effort to collect the same when
delinquent within the six month period following delinquency. If not collected
within such six month period, the institution shall forward the same to the State
Treasurer for collection, who shall promptly coilect the same.

Section 37. Each institution to which appropriations for student loans are
made or have been made under this act is authorized to employ not exceeding
twenty-five per centum of the unobligated balances in such fund available to the
institution as of June 30 of each fiscal year to establish a system of scholarships
for graduates of Virginia high schools in accordance with the terms hereof:

ol Any freshman student granted any such scholarship shall maintain at least
a average in hi

(b) Not more than twenty per centum of such scholarships shall be reserved for
students in the sophomore year who have maintained at least a “C” average in

(c) The scholarships for freshmen shall be granted only to applicants classified
as Virginia students who (1) rank in the upper fourth of their graduating class or
(2) score at least 100 or more on the American Council on Education test or (8)
ecore in the upper half of their class, on a national basis, on a similar test.

(d) No scholarship provided for under this section shall be awarded to any
person not eligible to be classified as a Virginia student nor then unless and until
the applicant is needy and has satisfied the institution as to his lack of financial
resources, No such scholarship shall exceed the rate of five hundred dollars or be
less than three hundred dollars a year.

(e) It is further provided that any such institution may use all or any part
of such scholarships as the institutional contribution to the National Defense
Student Loan Fund for establishment of loan funds at the institution under such

Federal program with such provision for repayment as appears proper to such
institution.

(f) It is provided, however, that there shall be no employment of State student
loan funds for the establishment of scholarships as herein authorized that would
reduce the unobligated balance in any such fund below 50 per cent of the unobli-
gated balance in such fund on July 1, 1960.

MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS

Section 88. Subject to uniform rules and regulations established by the
Governor, the head of any department, institution or other agency of the State
government may authorize, from any funds appropriated to such department, insti-
tution or other agency in this act or subsequently made available for the purpose,
compensation or expenses or both compensation and expenses for employees pur-
suing approved training courses or academic studies for the purpose of becoming
better equipped for their employment in the State service. The rules and regula-
tions shall include reasonable provision for the return of any employee receiving
such benefits for a reasonable period of duty, or for reimbursement to the State
for expenditures incurred on behalf of the employee.

Section 39. It is hereby provided that the Governor may authorize or direct,
in writing, under such terms and conditions as he may prescribe, the transfer of
prisoner labor, or of farm commodities produced, at any State institution or insti-
tutions to any other State institution or institutions. It is further provided that
unit prices of foodstuffs or other commodities produced on farms, fixed under
§ 2-128 of the Code of Virginia, shall become effective only with the prior written
approval of the Governor.
Section 40. The Virginia School for the Deaf and the Blind, at Staunton,
shall reimburse monthly the Western State Hospital, at Staunton, for steam
furnished the said School for the Deaf and the Blind by the said Western State
Hospital at a rate per thousand pounds of steam so furnished, to be fixed by the
Director of the Division of the Budget with the approval of the Governor. Such
rate shall include the actual cost of the production of such steam, by the Western
State Hospital, as determined by the Chief Engineer of the Division of the Budget,
including in said production cost all operating expenses, depreciation on heating
plant buildings and equipment and interest on the amount invested therein. The
amount received by the Western State Hospital from the said Virginia School for
the Deaf and the Blind, under this section, shall be credited by the Comptroller
to the appropriation for the Western State Hospital as a refund on the cost of
fuel purchased by the said hospital.

Section 41. It is provided that State employees who are served with meals at
State institutions shall be charged for such meals on a basis approved by the
Director of the Division of the Budget; such charges shall not be less than the
value of raw food and the cost of direct labor incidental to preparation and
serving. It is further provided that employees who occupy living quarters at State
institutions shall be charged rental on a basis approved by the Director of the
Division of the Budget; the head of each institution shall promptly advise the
Director of all changes which might affect the rental value of such quarters. All
revenues received from such charges shall be paid directly and promptly into the
State treasury to the credit of the fund from which money for the employees’
salaries is appropriated; provided, however, that revenues from such charges at
Blue Ridge Sanatorium, Catawba Sanatorium and Piedmont Sanatorium shall be
paid into the general fund of the State treasury.

Section 42. The Board of Welfare and Institutions shall establish, with
the approval of the Governor, such rates of charge, rules and regulations as may
be proper and necessary in the operation of central laundries at institutions under
control of the Board, and shall, with the Governor’s approval, fix and regulate
from time to time the rates to be charged for laundry work done for other State
institutions by said central laundries.

Section 43. During the current biennium, the compensation of each officer and
employee who enters the service of the Commonwealth or who is promoted to 8
vacant position shall be fixed at such rate as shall be approved by the Governor
in writing and no increase shall be made in the compensation of any officer or
employee of the State government during the said biennium except with the
Governor’s written approval first obtained; provided, however, that these require-
ments for written approval by the Governor shall not be mandatory as to any
person to whom the Virginia Personnel Act and rules issued pursuant thereto
are applicable. In all cases where any officer or employee is employed or promoted
to fill a vacancy in a position for which a salary is specified by this act, the Gov-
ernor may fix the salary of such officer or employee at a lower rate or amount
than is specified; it is further provided that a salary which is specified by this act
for a position shall not be increased or supplemented. Unless exceptional circum-
stances are found by the Governor, salaries for newly employed or promoted officers
and employees shall be established at the entrance rates provided by the compet-
sation and classification plans established by the Governor.

However, where considerations of efficiency and economy require, the Governor
may authorize that specified positions be filled without written approval of the
salary of each officer and employee entering such positions; such authorization
shall be subject to rules and regulations prescribed by the Governor and, for pet
manent positions, shall specify rates and classes of positions in accordance with
the compensation and classification plans established by the Governor.

Unless otherwise ordered by the Governor this section shall not apply to any
employee whose salary or wage, including the cash value of perquisites as
lished by the Governor, amounts to an annual rate not exceeding $1,200 from al

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For his assistance in carrying out the provisions of this section the Governor
may require information in writing from the head of any department, institution
or agency of the State government or from any employee thereof, upon any subject
relating to the duties of any office or position in such department, institution or
agency.

Section 44. (a). Except when otherwise directed by the Governor, the Director
of the Division of the Budget shall prepare and act upon the quarterly allotments
of funds from appropriations required by this Act, and by § 2-200 of the Code of
Virginia, and the authorizations for rates of pay required by this Act. Such allot-
ments and authorizations shall have the same effect as if the personal signature of
the Governor were subscribed thereto. This paragraph shall not be construed to pro-
hibit an appeal by the head of any department, or institution or other agency of
the State government to the Governor for reconsideration of any action taken by
the Director of the Division of the Budget under this section.

(b). In addition to the above, whenever any power, duty or responsibility is
conferred or imposed upon the Governor by this act, he may designate such person
or persons to discharge the same as he may prescribe by executive order and under
such conditions as he may set forth.

APPROPRIATIONS TO NON-STATE AGENCIES

Section 45. No disbursement shall be made from any funds appropriated
in this act to any society, institution, board, association, or agency, not owned or
controlled by the State of Virginia, except with the consent and approval of the
Comptroller. It shall be the duty of each of said organizations to submit its biennial
budget estimates to the Comptroller for examination and approval of the form
of submission and for transmission of the same to the Director of the Division
of the Budget with such recommendations as may be considered necessary or
advisable, except that such organizations for which appropriations are listed
herein under the heading of the Virginia Historic Landmarks Commission shall
submit their biennial budget estimates to the Commission. The accounts of each
of the said organizations shall be subject to audit by the Auditor of Public
Accounts at the direction of the Governor.

The following organizations are governed by this section:

Virginia Division, United Daughters of the Confederacy; Confederate Museum,
at Richmond; Valentine Museum, at Richmond; Virginia Historical Society (Battle
Abbey, at Richmond); Robert E. Lee Memorial Foundation, Incorporated; Woodrow
Wilson Birthplace Foundation, Incorporated; Barter Theatre; Patrick Henry
Memorial Foundation; Home for Needy Confederate Women, at Richmond; The
Virginia Home, at Richmond; Virginia Institute of Scientific Research; Poe
Foundation, Inc.; Old Dominion Symphony Council; Virginia State Symphony
Orchestra and Opera Co., Inc.; Stonewall Jackson Memorial, Inc.; St. John’s
Church Foundation, Inc.; Virginia Sheriffs and City Sergeants Association;
Roanoke River Museum; Historic Fredericksburg, Inc.

REVERSION OF APPROPRIATIONS

Section 46. All the appropriations herein made out of the general fund of the
State treasury for the current biennium, which have not actually been disbursed
by warrants drawn by the Comptroller on the State Treasurer and are thus
unexpended on the books of the Department of Accounts at the close of business
on the last day of the current biennium shall, except as may be subsequently
provided by the General Assembly, revert to and become a part of the general
fund of the State treasury of the Commonwealth of Virginia, and shall not there-
after be paid by the Comptroller and the same shall be charged off upon the
books in his office.

Section 47. When any special fund, excluding trust funds, has had neither
accretions nor withdrawals for a period of twelve months, the Comptroller shall
promptly transfer and pay the balance into the unappropriated balance of the
general fund of the State treasury; provided, however, that the Governor may
direct the restoration of such special fund balance, or a part of it, within the
twelve months following the transfer, if he deems there exists an appropriate need
for expenditure of the sum, or a part of it, during this period.

LIMITED CONTINUATION OF APPROPRIATIONS

Section 48. Notwithstanding any contrary provision of law any unexpended
balances on the books of the Comptroller as of the last day of the previous biennium
shall be continued in force for such period, not exceeding ten (10) days from
such date, as may be necessary in order to permit payment of any claims, demands
or liabilities incurred prior to such date and unpaid at the close of business on
such date, and shown by audit in the Department of Accounts to be a just and
legal charge, for values received as of the last day of the previous biennium,
against such unexpended balances.

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL CONDITION

Section 49. Each and every head of an organization, agency institution or
department handling any State funds shall, at least once each year, upon request
of the Auditor of Public Accounts, make a detailed statement, under oath, of the
financial condition of his office as of the date of such call, to the Auditor of Public
Accounts, and upon such forms as shall be prescribed by said Auditor of Public
Accounts.

SEVERABILITY

Section 50. If any part or parts, section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase
of this act or the application thereof to any person or circumstance is for any
reason declared unconstitutional, such decisions shall not affect the validity of the
remaining portions of this act which shall remain in force as if such act had been
passed with the unconstitutional part or parts, section, subsection, sentence, clause,
phrase or such application thereof eliminated; and the General Assembly hereby
declares that it would have passed this act if such unconstitutional part or parts,
section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase had not been included herein, or
if such application had not been made.

REPEALER
Section 51. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent with the provisions of this
act be, and the same are hereby, repealed.

EFFECTIVE DATE
Section 52. This act shall become effective on July 1, 1966.

Volume 1966 Law 719

An Act to amend and reenact § 46.1-299, as amended, of the Code of Virginia, relating to devices signalling intention to turn or stop and rules therefor.

Volume 1968 Law 99

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