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Luke (Continued from Page 1) told the Board that he should be paid in accordance with the amount of work he does for the county. “The County expects a lot of work from you, but they don’t expect to pay for it,” Luke claimed. “What I’m asking for is fair, and what is essentially done in surrounding counties.” In his letter Luke writes that he has found no other County Attorney in Virginia who works without pay. As examples of counties who pay an attorney for county work, Luke cites Madison, Culpeper, Fauquier, and Warren. “I doqiot know how the precedent arose for ndt paying the County Attorney for his work,” writes Luke, “but I suspect that the County’s work was, in the past, only a fraction of the time which the Commonwealth’s Attorney devoted to Commonwealth matters...”
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stati! •.its!! Eileen M. Doy ww* -nm i *REPAVING
COLLEGE COSTS If your son or daughter will be going to an out-of-town college, there is an expense other than tuition to be considered - living cost. In many colleges, students have to tent apartments or rooms in town and that can work out to be as much, if not more, th^n tuition. Here is an approach to think about. You could kill two birctf^ith one stone by buying a single family home or condominium or small investment property for your son or daughter to use as a residence while they are away at college. Your student offspring could sublet extra bedrooms or units to other responsible students or university personnel. This is one way to help defray all or part of the monthly carrying costs. After four years, the property should have increased by at least 25% and could then be sold at its appreciated value, returning all or part of the tuition costs. If there is no room for subletting and your son or daughter paid you the fair market rent for the unit, you would still be entitled to all the investment tax,*deductions including depreciation,.rltaintenance, etc. If there is anything we can do to help you in the field of real estate, please phone or drop in at EILEEN . M. DAY, Realtor, The Clopton House, Washington, VA. 22747. M S r-t I- 1AA 11T ' t_A—. L.U
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