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Rappahannock News I’hoto/Daphne Hutchinson WASHINGTON’S HOPES for a quick end to its water crisis rest on Donald Turner’s dowsing wands. The “water witch” from Front Royal found on Monday what he believes is a large underground cave filled with water. Tuesday the health department approved the well site indicated by Turner and Gen. Berry, owner of the property agreed to sell the town three-quarters of an acre for $3,000. Well driller Larry LeHew, also of Front Royal, will prove on Wednesday whether Turner’s dowsing rods are right.
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