Not even the Terrell Peterson bill is immune to Gold Dome politicking. Named for the 5-year-old Atlanta boy who died despite repeated reports to the state that he and his siblings had been abused or neglected, the bill would allow doctors to take temporary custody of children who are suspected to be victims of abuse. But after easily passing in the Senate, the legislation was temporarily held up in the House Rules Committee, apparently until the Senate Health and Human Services Committee released several House bills. Among the members of Health and Human Services committee is Sen. Nadine Thomas (D-Ellenwood), sponsor of the Peterson bill. The logjam was broken Monday afternoon and the bill is scheduled for a vote today in the House. Backers of the measure see no problems in getting it through the House. But it will have to come back to the Senate for approval of some minor amendments.