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LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR. First announced was Richard “Major” Reynolds II of Richmond’s Robertshaw Controls Company. Reynolds, 42, has styled himself “a new kind of (Virginia) candidate, a businessman, not a lawyer.”
Del. Ira Lechner of Arlington has tried to dramatize his campaign by walking about the state. He has pledged an assault on higher taxes by helping to reform the budget-making process.
Charles S. (Chuck) Robb, 37, of McLean is the son-inlaw of the late President Lyndon lohnson. He has made concern for senior citizens one of the cornerstones of his race and has won endorsement of legislative figures, including State Senate Majority Leader Adelart Brault.
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