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ing to buy this argument, j "Maybe it would be more m a question of coordination than controls,” Newbill Miller suggested, adding: "I recall a grant we got to improve our law enforcement. It wasn’t enough to do anything with. But if we’d been able to combine with five counties, it might have been helpful. But I, too, am worried that it might lead to an area government.”
MRS. COATES added that she was convinced "this would be of advantage to a small county — a sort of pooling of re■* sources,” and thereupon made a motion that Rappahannock join Planning District 9. Latham seconded the motion.
Miller asked for a recorded vote, rather than a show of hands. Only Wood voted “no,” and he-was emphatic about it.
“I look at it this way,” explained Foster. “It’ll ■* cost us $1,100 to find out. If we didn’t join, it would put the other counties in a pretty tough squeeze.”
BUSINESS proceeded. Purchase of a new filing cabinet for the clerk’s office was authorized, at a cost of some $170, “if
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