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The ordinance proposed to regulate the use of dumping , facilities in Rappahannock County was passed at the May meeting of the Board of Supervisors held Friday at the courthouse in Washington. The recorded vote was unanimous and the ordinance immediately became effective.
Members of Rappahannock’s School Board, teachers and interested citizens were present to hear discussion concerning the 1970-71 school budget and to voice opinions on proposals. Recommended by the School Board for adoption was a teacher salary scale which runs from a beginning $6500 to a high of $8300. O. A. Norton, Superintendent of Schools, was concerned about the rapid rate at which this county loses teachers. He stated that we had been a training ground for teachers who inevitably go elsewhere for better salaries as soon as they obtain a bit of experience here. I. R. Kilby expressed the opinion that we are remiss in
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