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By LOU HATTER

Rappahannock New* Staff Writer

In a surprise announcement made at last Thursday’s citizens’ meeting Jackson District Supervisor A1 Henry said that he will not be a candidate for election this fall.

Citing a need to devote more time to his family and his real estate business, Mr. Henry said in an interview Monday with the Rappahannock News that he had planned to delay the announcement another week. But, “as the field gets crowded, this will give people more time to think about it, get petitions up in time (to meet the June 9 deadline). ”

Mr. Henry was appointed in January to fill the unexpired portion of J. Richard Latham, Jackson’s supervisor, who died suddenly last December. About two months ago, Mr. Henry had indicated that he did plan to run for re-election. “I was planning on representing Jackson District, planning on running this fall.

“What it comes down to, what really bothers me, is that

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