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uirector Mrs. fclizabeth Buntin said the switch to state payment of administrative costs was currently scheduled to become effective in 1980. A bill passed during the last session of the General Assembly calls for the state to assume responsibility for local administrative costs, according to Mrs. Buntin. “I’ve heard it said, in effect, that the state will assume administration," she informed her Board.
"If the state pays all the costs,” she continued, “the state will have all the control over welfare programs.
“In my own thinking. I’ve been very wishy-washy” on whether the change would be beneficial or detrimental, she said. Mrs. Buntin noted^hat welfare programs nave become so complex that only an expert can keep up with it all. As director of the Rappahannock Department, she’s responsible for
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