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But whether or not General Noce’s suggestion .is feasible—or whether new technology offers a solution, as suggested by retired Col. Pete Lukemost of Sperryville’s citizens seemed happy at the news that the State Water Control Board approved 85 per cent funding for any feasible solution. The 85 per cent would be in the form of an outright grant, not a loan, which particularly pleased Mrs. Helen Kilby.

Mrs. Kilby identified herself as the major opponent of a sewer system when it was first proposed in 1968, but she said if the current program could be worked out, she’d be for it. She thought her neighbors would, too.

Carson Johnson was highly critical of new Water Control Board standards being applied to situations which dated back 25 or 30 years, and Lester Deal had some hard words to say about “Rappahannock politic s’ but by and large, the consen

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