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By DAPHNE HI TCHINSON

Rappahannock New*. Staff W riter

While the highest unemployment levels in years have sent a line of new clients to the-welfare office, Rappahannock welfare department’s proposed 1982-83 budget shows only an eight percent increase over total spent this year for social services.

In addition, the local share of the 1982-83 budget presented by acting director Nancy Reeve at last Fridav's board meeting is $48,221, two percent less than the $49,506 in local monev requested last year. (The supervisors cut the proposed 1981-82 budget by $4,000, bringing the amount of local money actually spent down to $45,790, five percent less than Rappahannock's share of the 1982-83 proposal.)

"1 don’t see how in the world you could cut it any more." said welfare board

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