91.   Other Panhandle counties also had modest values.

92.   Rackleff, a Leon County, Fla., county commissioner, said his county has too little information about the precise whereabouts of three major natural gas transmission pipelines.

93.   Rural counties have chronic and severe shortages of doctors, pharmacists, nurses and other health professionals.

94.   Several counties have voluntary microchip programs at animal shelters.

95.   Rural counties had the highest numbers of reported abuse and neglect.

96.   Shaw, of the Resource Recovery Agency, thinks the county could have both -- an idea that is derided by other local officials and the Woodstock promoters.

97.   Scotland, Maries, Wright and Texas counties have new histories out.

98.   Smith, the chief county administrator, said he feared that the county would have had to take the system back, loaded with debt incurred by HPI.

99.   She said some counties do not have enough lawyers or lawyers with proper specializations to serve their poor population.

100.   She went down and looked at the programs the county has, and got in touch with Catholic Charities and the Jewish Board of Family Services.