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40 Years Ago
August 22, 1968 New teachers* welcomed Tuesday at Rappahannock County High School arc Mrs. Emma JL Hensley, Miss linda IX Oliver, Mrs. Kathryn A. (\uneroy, Mrs. Leslie Unger, Mrs. Phyllis Rees, Roger Flinchum ami tieorge l^ittmon.
Teachers returning to RCHS are Mrs. Kay Browning. Mrs. Fisher Burford. Mrs. Jean Moffett and Mrs. Jewelle Magarity, James Adkins, Richard NefT. IX G. TStchenell. Patterson Biggs, Dennis Wingfield. Principal, C. J. Fetchero, F. S. Bore and Miss Rose Marie Dudley.
How much cigarette smoking art* residents of Rappahannock County doing tin's** days? According to the latest figures, most of them are smoking as much as they ever did. 'Fin* average rate of consumption in tin* local urea, for those 18 years of age and older, is 198 packs a year. Tin* average rate in th*» rest of the U.S. is 2l.r> packs. Residents of Rappahannock County spent $ IM.tMM) during tin* past year for cigarettes or ahout $f»2 per smoker. it is estimated.
25 Years Ago
August 18, 1983
The crime clearance rnte here dropp'd a percentage point
44.2%