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ihe windfall to localities would come under a system of distributing state liquor sales profits which was set up by legislation approved in 1974, but which has never before been funded.

Under the system Rappahannock would win $15,531 in ABC profits and $2,057 from the wine tax.

Reception of the proposed one-time windfall, especially among urban Democrats, has been lukewarm at best, with some legislators feeling Northern Virginia was shortchanged throughout the administration’s budget revisions.

Del. David Brickley (DPrince William) said the proposed local slice of the surplus pie is “acceptable”, but added “I personally support sending a larger share of the surplus back to the localities.

“I would really like to see it divided,” Brickley said, “half of it going to the state and half of it going back to the localities.”

While Democrats railed against the Republican governor’s budget proposals, many Republicans predictably lauded them as suitable within the monetary limitations. “They all seemed

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