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the party’s most conservative elements from Farley, an attorney well known for helping to place anti-abortion and anti-Equal Rights Amendment planks in this year’s national Republican Party platform.

“My own experience and my career in the General Assembly have convinced me that government must rest on principles in the minds of the people... Those principles...are a belief in God, family, country, productive work, and the right of the individual to make his own decisions, right or wrong,” Miller said at a Richmond news conference.

“Legislators ought not to be judged on how many laws they introduce but on their adherence to these principles.” Miller said.

Among his early supporters forJ the nomination are the minority leaders in both houses of the General Assembly: Sen. William A. Truban, R-27th, of Woodstock and Del. Jerry H. Geisler, R-6th, of Hillsville, who will be statewide campaign co-chairmen.

Davis, 59, also a lawyer, pledged in making his announcement that, if elected, he will seek to bring more

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