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operations from 1971 through 1981.
“This is another casi where the federal govemmen started something and thei passed it down the line’ chairman J. R. Lathan commented, referring to th< discontinuance of federa programs which contribute* to the support of Sursun Corda. “We have no fund: now in the budget for this You’ll have to make i request next year at budge’ time," he advised Bird anc the school’s director ant founder, Camille Harris.
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The supervisors gave that same answer to Fanning Baumgardner who requested a contribution from the county to° Lord Fairfax Community College.
Baumgardner, Rappahannock's representative to the Lord Fairfax Board of Directors, noted that the county had given a donation some years previous for the community college’s initial building program. “This is a much smaller request for the board’s annual budget (which includes administration of the college),” he explained.
The request for financial support is based on the number of students from the county who attend Lord Fairfax (23) and totals $462. That compares to $7,800 for the City of Winchester and $14,197 from Frederick County, Baumgardner said. “The community college provides a local facility for young people interested in improving their skills,” he continued, adding that Lord Fairfax offers high school students an opportunity to receive credit for a wide range of' academic courses “normally taught by other high schools” but not available from RCHS. He noted that representatives from Lord Fairfax have volunteered to visit the county high school to discuss
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