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From Page 1 William Scott and former President Nixon. Appealing to the supporters of Governor Mills Godwin — a former Byrd Democrat turned Republican —the Winchester orchardist has blasted Gilliam for supporting Henry Howell.

BOTH GILLIAM and Robinson agree that land use controls should reside with the local jurisdictions with only direction from the state and federal government. However, Gilliam has criticized Robinson for his vote against the National Land Use Act and Robinson’s “zero” rating from the League of Conservation Voters.

Robinson supports completion of 1-66 through Fauquier and Warren Counties. Gilliam straddles the issue by saying the highway* can bring prosperity or blight; the citizens should decide, says Gil' liam, adding that the highway project would not have been so controversial if Robinson had been more aware of citizen concerns in the past. Gilliam supports Revenue Sharing. Robinson wants it controlled more closely. Both agreed that the revenue sharing process could be improved by permitting more local participation in the decision mak

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