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tuai i out rounding counties. Culpeper spent $94, Fauquier $110, Madison $74, Page $66, and Warren $85.
At $9 per person Rappahannock spent more for health than surrounding counties. Rappahannock is second to Fauquier in the cost of spending for mental health and mental retardation at , $63. Fauquier spent $74 for mental health, while Culpeper spent $49, Madison $33, Page $22, and Warren $26. For other welfare and social service, Rappahannock was again highest at $66 per person. Culpeper spent $37, Fauquier $30, Madison $33, Page $37, and Warren $52.
As expected the largest portion of the budget, 63.1 percent, was for the operation of schools. Rappahannock spent $646 per person for education, 80.9 percent of the state’s average of $798.50. This was higher than Page’s spending of $622 and Warren’s of $638, but below Culpeper’s $786, Fauquier’s $811, and Madison’s $693. Education is a lower
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