Rockingham Finance Director Cites Counterbalance of Lost Revenue
Rockingham Director of Finance John Kroll states that any revenue loss is counterbalanced by other measures. The remark reflects ongoing budgeting efforts and the department's approach to fiscal stability.
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Feds Help Valley Narrow Tax Gap Over Forest Lands
Rockingham and Augusta counties will receive federal money soon to offset property taxes lost as the government owns 188 square miles of national forest in each county. The payments in lieu of taxes, revamped recently, supplement other such payments to counties with federal land. Rockingham gets 77089 for schools and roads. Augusta 107479 for schools and emergency operations. County officials say the funds fall short of costs of forest fire fighting, crime, and search-and-rescue.
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Victim Missing Since 1972 DNA Turns Grottoes Case Into Homicide
Grottoes police have turned a 1972 missing person case into a homicide inquiry after DNA testing linked skeletal remains to Prentice Daniel Via who vanished December 7 1972 at age 60. Police Chief Charles Lawhorne said the reopenED investigation and remains produced evidence of homicide. The case was revived in July after a resident prompted police to review records.
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Bush vows world help to hunt bin Laden remains global pursuit
President Bush told reporters the United States will seek help from nations to locate Osama bin Laden and other terrorists. He urged world leaders to arrest suspects in their countries and said 2001 showed progress in tax cuts and education while Congress faced economic disappointment. He linked security to the war on terror 101 days after the September 11 attacks and emphasized ongoing risk.
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Muslim fund raising on campus stirs suspicions
Muslim student groups on colleges nationwide have publicly raised funds for organizations whose assets are frozen by the U S government over alleged terrorist ties. Authorities have not linked the campus groups directly to terrorism, but security experts urge closer scrutiny as FBI agents trace funding. George Vinson notes heightened vigilance post 9 11.
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Closing Notice and Holiday Office Closures
The Daily News Record will close from noon Monday December 24 to Tuesday December 25. Advertising deadline for Thursday December 27 is Monday December 24 at 10 a.m. Rockingham County Offices close December 24 25 and 31 for winter holidays. The Landfill and Container Site close at noon December 24 and 31 and all day December 25.
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Government To Anthrax Hoaxers Not Amused
Clarence Lindsey, an Illinois postal worker, allegedly scrawled ANTHRAX INCLOSED on a package as a joke. He is among 58 people nationwide charged or arrested in anthrax hoaxes since the post 9 11 scare, with 30 facing federal charges and 28 state charges. authorities warn the acts obstruct the mail and threaten mass destruction, with jail terms and fines possible.
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Income Goes North as Virginia Highest Median For Couples
University of Virginia Weldon Cooper Center analysis of state income tax data shows Northern Virginia ranking top in median income for married couples with Loudoun County at 78,798 and Fairfax at 78,168, while rural western Virginia remains lowest. The study notes growing regional disparities through the 1990s, with the state median for 1999 at 53,745, up 5.7 percent from 1998 and marking five straight years of rising real income.
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Tax Shelters All Is Forgiven
IRS grants four months for taxpayers and promoters to disclose tax shelter deals without penalties. From now until April 23, report shelter transactions to help identify bigger players and unpaid taxes, said IRS spokesman Terry Lemons.
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