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money for education and teachers. A* of Dec. 14 — the most recent date when figures were available — 39 VEA lobbyists were registered, far more than for any other group.

To provide more finding for education, two legislators have pre-filed bills to increase the state sales tax from 3 to 4 percent.

But one influentialIlegislator, Senate FinanceXommittee Chairman Edward E. Willey (D-Richmond), told the Richmond City Council last week he opposes such a tax increase.

Such a pronoucement from the stubborn Willey means the proposal may be doomed, because his committee would have to approve such a biD.

Robb has been silent on the proposal, which some have interpreted as a sign that the governor is also opposed.

The governor’s budget will also include his proposals for merit pay for teachers, and for a $30 million high-tech center that would be located in Northern Virginia.

The Court of Appeals, scheduled to begin operating

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