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• The bill allowing trucks to drive at 65 miles per hour where passenger cars now may was vetoed by Gov. Wilder. Though legislators may override a veto with a twothirds majority vote, no Virginia General Assembly has ever done so.
• Gov. Wilder signed into law a bill allowing a majority of landowners to kill new historic districts by voting against them.
• Gov. Wilder amended a bill establishing a new salt-water-fishing license, lowering the price for the license from $7.50 to $2.50.
• Gov. Wilder vetoed a bill that would have reduced the food-to-beverage sales-revenue ratio required of all restaurants. Currently, restaurants are expected to generate 45 percent of their sales through food rather than mixed drinks (beer and wine are excluded from the ratio). The bill would have reduced the percentage to 35 percent—a level Gov. Wilder said would create “saloons” in Virginia.
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