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The Virginia Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries has been allocated $58,404 in Dingell-Johnson Funds and $302,079 in Pittman-Robertson Funds as its initial share for the comingfiscalyear, according to schedule released by the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Both figures represent more than a 10% increase over the initial apportionment for last year. Dingell-Johnson Funds are derived from a 10% federal tax on fishing tackle and are earmarked for fisheries man-i agement work. PittmanRobertson moneys come<from a similar 11% tax on sporting arms and ammunition and are i earmarked for game manage- j ment work. Both taxes are collected at the manufacturers’ level. The money is apportioned to the State on the
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