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on revenue sharing,
2. position on salary policy for county employees and reaction to the State Compensation Board on salary requests from constitutional officers,
3. considerations on levying a ten per cent penalty for non-payment of county taxes,
4. decision on whether to adopt a cost allocation plan that would allocate overhead for welfare programs and enable the county to receive a few thousand dollars extra from the state every year.
After completing his yearly audit, Cox said he found the county's records in their “usual good condition. In fact, they're improving somewhat," he added. Cox gave the credit for this to county employees in charge of each department's financial records.
Supervisor chairman E. P. Luke reported that Rappahannock could expect to get additional revenue this year through “in lieu of taxes” payments from the federal government on federally owned land.
According to Luke, Congressman J. Kenneth Robinson will introduce legislation calling for a reinterpretation of the ‘in lieu of taxes” program. Last year, the Interior Department interpreted the program to
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