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By SEAN ADAMS
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The Republican National Convention in Dallas last week may have been routine for President Reagan, but it was apparently anything but routine for U.S. Sen. John W. Warner (R-Va.).
Although primarily a coronation for the Reagan-Bush presidential ticket, the convention also contained some battles over the GOP platform, fights which involved Warner, a Republican who lives on Atoka Farm near Middleburg.
Warner, 57, defended his position on the GOP platform last week, telling editors of the Arundel Newspaper group that his views on the platform— particularly with respect to defense issues—are more realistic.
Warner, elected in 1978 by a margin of about 4,000 votes statewide, is seeking a second six-year term against Democrat Edythe C. Harrison of Norfolk, the first woman to get the senatorial nomination from a major party in Virginia.
In the interview in Reston, he said running against Harrison hasn’t changed his campaign style, and he
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