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By THERESA REYNOLDS

Rappahannock News Special Writer

“Please don’t tell me that we present the supervisors with an inflated budget,” said School Board Chairman Beverly Massie after hearing that county schools expect to close out the 1985-86 school year with less than a 0.5-percent surplus.

Mrs. Massie’s remarks were prompted by Superintendent Robert Estabrook’s projection that, after final pay-out in two weeks, an estimated $15,000 would remain of the almost $3 million allocated for the county’s schools in 1985-86.

“Believe, me, it’s a day-to-day struggle to administer a budget this close,” said Mr. Estabrook. “Tor

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