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Hazel, a Fauquier resident, defended the some 3,600 West Virginia coal miners who have lost their jobs in the last year.

‘The president is not delivering, so they are not listening to him. They're listening to Clinton. Don’t blame it on the Democratic Congress."

On Monday, 10th District chairman James Rich, of The Plains, responded, “I think the blame should be on the Democratic Congress. I think he (Hazel) is way off base.”

Rich continued, “You can’t blame the president for that: we have a worldwide recession.”

Unit chairmen at Friday’s meetingrepresented Fauquier, Clarke, Fairfax, Loudoun, Page, Prince William, Rappahannock, Rockingham, Shenandoah, and Warren counties, and the cities of Manassas, Manassas Park and Winchester at the session chaired by Rich. The unit chairman from Frederick County was not present.

Rich and Pat McSweeney, chairman of the state Republican Party, both spoke at the meeting, j The meeting also included the election of committee officers and reports on activities of the congressional campaign and the Bush-Quayle ’f>2 campaign. In his speech, Wolf showered the audience with some of

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