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County voters also approved of a constitutional amendment to allow cash and property seized in drug arrests to be disbursed to law enforcement agencies for further drug investigations rather than be placed in the state Literary Fund.
The two amendments to allow pledge bonds without the approval of voters by a referendum were both soundly defeated. The first, to allow local governments to pledge tax revenues to secure the debt, was defeated by an 80 percent to 20 percent margin. A second proposal to allow the state to assume a similar debt was also roundly defeated, 83 per, cent to 17 percent.
James F. Massie and Cliff Latham, who were running unopposed for two seats on the Board of Directors of the Culpeper Soil and Water Conservation District, both won reelection.
Arundel Newspapers staff writers Sharon Kilpatrick and Suzette Ritenour also contributed to this article.
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