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for completion during 1965.
• $9,755 dropped off the proposed funding sheet when Donald Gore of the Rappahannock Fire and Rescue Association announced 80-20 funding from the State Department of Health for an auxiliary generator originally estimated to cost the county $13,755. The county now will pay 20 percent only, $2,751.
• $4,000 slashed for a victim-witness program, determined by the supervisors unnecessary in Rappahannock County.
• $2,282 for a “ringdown” service was cut.
Part of emergency services funding, this appropriation would have allowed emergency calls received in Culpeper County from Amiss ville, Boston and
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