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Virginians wanting to have an input into the Commonwealth’s policies in the 21st century can do so next month.
A series of two meetings will be held at six locations across the state on two Saturdays, May 2 and 16, to examine “Future Horizons: Virginia in the Twenty-first Century.”
The meetings, sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Virginia Educational Fund Inc., in cooperation with Extension’s community resource development program at Virginia Tech, are a result of the 1984 recommendations of the Commission on Virginia’s Future that was commissioned by Gov. Charles Robb.
These recommendations, coupled with recent initiatives by Gov. Gerald L. Baliles, will be discussed, defined, and honed for implementation in the future, said Jean McCart of Blacksburg, project director for the women’s organization.
Both May meetings will be held at Virginia Highlands Community College in Abingdon, Northside High School in Roanoke County, the Omni Hotel in Charlottesville, the Richmond Marriott, the Tidewater Community College in Virginia Beach, and the George Mason University Conference Center in Arlington.
The May 2 meeting will look at education, health and human services, civic involvement, and economic development while the May 16
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