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Although Harry F. Byrd Jr. is letting go of his U. S. Senate seat next month, he won’t be letting go of politics.
“I do not intend to retire in the accepted sense of that word," said Byrd, who will step down after 18 years in the Senate. "I expect to be very active and interested in political matters, both statewide and nationally."
Byrd, 68, also indicated that he may even hit the campaign trail on behalf of other candidates. “Well, I’m not gonna rule that out,” he said. “It depends on the campaign, on the personalities, and on the issues.”
During an interview last week in his Senate office in Washington, Byrd said he would be headquartered in his office at The Winchester Star, a family-owned daily whose publisher is his younger son, Thomas T. Byrd.
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