Virginia Budget Director Outlines State Finances
The budget director analyzes revenues from non tax sources totaling about 1.5 million and federal aid of 2.035 million plus sundry items near 2 million. He notes 275 million added to productive capital, tax protections, and potential uses for education roads health and welfare. Expenditures ending Feb 28, 1930 total 37.7 million with roads and education leading, overhead at 3 percent.
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State expresses relief over public agency efficiency
Public health and welfare agencies show expanded activities without burdening taxpayers with extra overhead. The statement highlights better control and efficiency in state operations and asserts relief from unnecessary costs.
General Vaughan Dead At Norfolk
Gen. C. Vaughn Jr. of Franklin and longtime Tidewater figure dies after long illness in Norfolk hospital. Funeral services planned at Vaughn residence with burial in Cedar Lawn Cemetery Franklin. Maj. Clinton L. Wright aided family with arrangements and accompanied the body to Franklin. Vaughn championed Virginia highway improvements and authored the Vaughn act adding 1,500 miles of county roads.
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