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By MARY K. BLEWITT

Arundel Newspapers State Writer « FALLS CHURCH — State Sen. Joseph B. Benedetti spoke to a group of elderly at a cafeteria in Falls Church. He then rushed to a nearby bank to introduce himself to employees and customers.

As the day approached 5 p.m., Benedetti headed toward the Metro station to greet commuters on their way home from work. The Republican candidate for attorney general is ' attempting to overcome his greatest handicap — lack of hamb' recognition.

1 Challenging the better-known '.‘Democratic incumbent Mary Sue Terry, Benedetti is running a grassroots campaign traveling the veins of Virginia.

The 60-year-old Richmond attorney has made fighting the war on ’drugs and protecting the environment the central issues of his plat' form. In his new Falls Church campaign office, Benedetti detailed "some of his campaign proposals as well as presented examples of what he called his opponent's “ineffectiveness.”

Lt. Gov. L. Douglas Wilder, Democratic gubernatorial candidate, “said he is going to be the drug czar

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