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ine buiK ol tnis money comes from the 4 cents-a-gallon fuel tax and the taxes on auto accessories.
This revenue goes into the government’s Highway Trust Fund, which pays 90 percent of the construction costs. The rest is paid by the states out of their own auto-use taxes.
For the average Rappahannock County driver, who does 10,000 miles a year and gets 14 miles to the gallon, the annual cost is about $30, according to the Bureau of Public Roads. Taking into account the 2,270 passenger cars in the local area, the total contribution is $68,000 per year.
If Congress extends the completion date to 1978, as is indicated, local car owners can expect to pay at least $409,000 more into the fund, based upon the number of cars now in use.
The WASHINGTON
THEATRE reopens
under different management on October 2, watch for weekend entertainment from these films. King of the Grizzlies - Sterile Cuckoo - Unde Tom’s Cabin • Norwood • Boatniks - Two Mules for Sister Sarah. —
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