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By MARY K. BLEWITT 1 Arundel Newspapers State Writer - The U.S. Supreme Court’s new ruling on abortion has opened the * ^ dam that had kept the controversial rissue from spilling into the states. ' Virginia legislators are now predicting a flood of anti-abortion legis’1 lation to be introduced in the 1990 ; 1 session of the General Assembly; but < - few state delegates and senators expect to see much change for Virginia.
- “I think we’ll see a lot of legislation introduced — all the way from let’s do away with abortion completely to minor changes in the law',” said Del. J. Samuel Glasscock, D76th District, who serves on the **House Courts of Justice committee. “We’ll probably see legislation inr—troduced that tracks the Missouri legislation,” said. Sen. Charles J. ' Colgan, D-29th District. J . “I’m confident that w'ith the Su► preme Court ruling in Webster,
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