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(Continued from Page 1) hearings on the case showed that the other claiments (MCV and UVa) also engage in heart research.
Ralph Deacon, president of Central Fidelity Bank in Culpeper, testified over objections at a February, 1981, hearing on Mrs. Wood's intentions regarding her estate.
He told the court that "Her concerns were the same as Gene’s (Robert Eugene Wood’s), yes. She expressed that they had left it half to the heart fund, half to the cancer fund, and, again they were concerned about the organization. They both didn't care too much for welfare and for the handouts and so on, and they were afraid that, in their words, that it would go to New York and the blacks would get it.”
Basing his decision on legal precedents set out in detail in the order, Judge
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