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cure Jr. (R-53rd), who represents part of Fauquier.
He got $250 from CSX on Oct. 26, $200 from A.T. Massey on Nov. 14, $350 from the Committee on Responsible Government on Oct. 17, and $150 on Oct. 28 from TVPAC in Houston, Tex. Transco Coal Co. is the Virginia affiliate of TVPAC.
Three legislators — Sen. William A. Truban (R-27th), Del. Robert T. Andrews (R33rd), and Del. Kenneth R. Plum (D-36th) — received $250 contributions from CSX.
Sen. Charles L. Waddell (D-33rd) received contributions from both sides — $500 from CSX on Nov. 9 and $200 from A.T. Massey on Nov. 15.
Delegates Raymond R. Guest Jr. (R-31st) and Kenneth B. Rollins (R-32nd) were the only two local delegates whose disclosure forms showed no contributions from pipeline forces.
State law only requires candidates to list, by name and amount, contributions of more than $100. If the lobbying forces made contributions of $100 or less, they do not have to be listed on the disclosure form.
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