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tax receipts. This is impractical in cities). Worst was Virginia Beach with 40 deaths and a rate of 30.3.
A decrease was noted only by Norfolk (46-33). Increases occurred inAlexandria (7-18), Chesapeake (19-24), Hampton (8-18), Lynchburg (3-8), Richmond (28-37), Roanoke (7-8) and Virginia Beach (24-40). Portsmouth, with 8, and Newport News, with 18, showed no change. Pedestrian deaths throughout the entire state numbered 217, or 35 more than in 1966. Deaths of servicemen rose from 70 to 76, those of bicyclists dropped from 13 to 12 and those at railroad crossings were up from 16 to 21. Motorcycle deaths were up from 26 to 46.
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