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Mobilized Support for Virginia’s
First Crime Laboratory • Aided Commonwealth’s Attorneys
to Help Make Sure Criminals Are
Convicted • Curtailed Utility Rate Increases • Uncovered Fraudulent Business
Practices • Attacked Drug Pushers and the
Problem of Drug Abuse
THE CHOICE IS YOURS. YOU CAN VOTE FOR ANDREW MILLER. A progressive conservative steering a responsible course between extremes. An attorney general who is accessible to the people. Working hard for Virginia. Believing Virginians deserve an Attorney General who can stand on his own two feet to do the job he is elected for. A man who gets the job done within a budget that is among the lowest per capita of any Attorney General's office in the country ... OR YOU CAN VOTE FOR A POLITICAL EXTREMIST. A Rolls-Royce politican, so ineffective, he was rejected by his home area voters. A man with a legislative record of hostility to consumers, lack of respect for local government, opposition to legislation aiding farmers and unconcern about really attacking crime. A last minute candidate whose sterile view of the role of the Attorney General's Office would render impotent what has become a strong arm of state government. WORKING HARD FOR THE PEOPLE, TURNING CAMPAIGN PROMISES INTO REALITY. (1970-1973 MILLER RECORD) Hard work has become the hallmark of the Attorney General's Office during the last four years as Andrew Miller devoted himself to the fulfillment of his 1969 campaign promises.
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