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Kreitler asked any interested group to contact her at 675-3326. “Our people in Rappahannock will benefit from it,” she said. “It’s just one way to increase the adequacy of the system to reach people who are unemployed and to help them in anyway we can until they find employment.”

Of the $2,500 total, $937 for FEMA must be spent by the end of September for helping to provide emergency food and shelter for the unemployed. The more extensive Social Services to the Unemployed has a $1,607 budget. The money must be expended by July 1, 1984, and can be used for any emergency need, including food, clothing, utilities, child care, rent and employment search.'

If no organization volunteers to handle the new, short-term programs, then they will be administered by the welfare department, using already established.

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