Per Capita Income in Virginia Rises Across State in 1977
Virginia per capita income averaged 6841 dollars in 1977, with Falls Church at 16339 and Greensville County at 3526. The Tayloe Murphy Institute attributes growth to SMSA concentration, noting the Washington area reached 9306 and central cities outpaced suburbs.
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Charlottesville
Virginia
University of Virginia
Tayloe Murphy Institute
Falls Church
Greensville
John Knapp
David Hodge
U.S. Department of Commerce
Bureau of Economic Analysis
Washington Area
SMSA
Washington
Richmond
Knapp
Income disparities and growth in Virginia regions 1979 study
The report notes price-adjusted income differences between Northern Virginia and Tidewater, with a 1.4 to 1 ratio. Buchanan County shows the fastest growth, along with Dickenson and Wise counties. Slowest gains occur in Prince George County Norfolk Richmond Buena Vista Martinsville due to military declines and slow manufacturing recovery. Personal income includes wages salaries proprietors income rents dividends interest and transfers before taxes.
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Virginia
Tidewater
Buchanan County
Dickenson and
Wise
Prince George County
Norfolk
Richmond
Buena Vista
Martinsville
Social Security asks claim numbers in inquiries
Philip E Bettendorf district manager in Winchester says inquires about monthly benefits must include the nine digit claim number followed by a letter. The claim number appears on all correspondence from Social Security and on each benefit check. Bettendorf notes other items to include in notices.
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Philip E. Bettendorf
Winchester
Social Security
Bettendorf
Social Security Office
Winchester Social Security Office
S. Cameron St
Virginia health certificate of need faces tighter controls
JLARC staff report criticizes the certificate of need program for failing to reduce hospital bed surplus. It calls for administrative consistency, stronger health planning, better monitoring, and clearer authority. The panel notes CO N cannot alone curb rising health care costs and urges legislative action.
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Richmond
Virginia
Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission
JLARC
State Health Department
Virginia General Assembly For
State Health Commissioner
James B. Kenley
Kenley
Health Commissioner
Wood FFA Tops Virginia Chapter at State Convention
The James Wood FFA chapter named the top statewide FFA chapter at the 53rd annual State FFA Convention in Blacksburg. Frederick County's 240-member group led community service from nursing home visits to food drives, blood donations, and park improvements, while promoting FFA Week and safety programs.
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James Wood
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Blacksburg
Frederick County
Food For America
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Norfolk, Virginia Beach
Portsmouth
Henrico County
Charles City County
Bristol
Winchester Evening Star
Aaron Davis
Shepherdsville
Bullitt County
Lord Fairfax Community College
Middletown Volunteer Rescue Squad
Lfcc Sga
Middletown Rescue
Wood Ffa
Timber Ridge
Kevin Fralin
Kevin
Piedmont Ave
St. Roanoke
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