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aged state governments...He raised nobody’s taxes to ballance the budget.” He said Gov. Wilder made enemies when state employees didn’t get raises, but “He deserves accolades.”
Mr. Brooks said Gov. Wilder “linked welfare with job training” before welfare reform became a popular issue. He said the Richmond Times Dispatch had suggested Gov. Wilder should run for the U.S. Senate seat. “He believes in people over party,” he added.
WCDS
Announces
Honors
Jacob Konick of Washington was among 11 seventh grade students at Wakefield Country Day School who received leaving certificates at the June 10 grammar school graduation. He will begin preparatory .school at the campus in the fall.
WCDS announced that the following local students had first honors for the school year leading up to exams:
First grade: Sara Hathaway, Sperryville
Third grade: Alexander Purnell, Washington
Fourth grade: Casey Longyear, Washington
Fifth grade: James Favareau, Flint Hill; Ruth Purnell, Washington, and Alexandra Van Beuren, Woodville
Seventh grade: Jacob Konick, Washington i
Eleventh grade: Welby Lynn, Washington.
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