Insuring Ordered Growth A County Plan Debate
The Warren County plan defense argues a comprehensive plan guides growth without creating extra government power. Col Richard N Rollason says life would change faster without it. Projections show rural dwellings rising from 1960 to 1970 and population reaching 21 000 by 2000, with many subdivided lots designed for retirement or recreation and few built since 1973.
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Col
Richard N. Rollason
Warren County Planning Commission
Comprehensive plan calls for land use map driven growth control Warren County
The plan urges stricter building and health codes and adoption of a land use tax ordinance to aid agricultural and forested lands. It proposes adding 3,000 acres of development by 2000, with 60 percent for residences and 77 percent of county land for agriculture or undeveloped use, while stressing continual review and public access to copies of the plan.
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Rollason
State
Circuit Court
Extension Service
Chamber of Commerce
Samuels Library
Warren County
Rebels Shell Convoy Loaded With Refugees
Khmer Rouge gunners shelled a Mekong River convoy carrying more than 250 civilians from Neak Luong, killing 26 and wounding 42. Most passengers were women and children. The base near Phnom Penh has been besieged for two weeks, with 900 government troops reinforced.
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Cambodia
Khmer Rouge
Mekong
Neak Luong
West Bank
Saigon
South Vietnam
Bong Son
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