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wouldn’t get filed in the first place.”* He claimed that such a change in thq[ legal system would reduce insurance* rates. Z
Mr. Farris said his campaign is. independent of the other Republican? candidates for statewide office al-j though they do make joint appear-"? ances. He said he must raise funds? for his campaign separately and is at a disadvantage against incumbent Democratic candidate Don Beyer, “a millionaire car dealer. ”
He said that he is running a “debt free” campaign and all his bills are paid to date. He added that he had spent less than any of the other seven Republican candidates for statewide office in his campaign to win the nomination in the Republican convention.
At an appearance in Culpeper later in the day Mr. Farris said he would favor repealing the state lottery.
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Under questioning, she said that she didn’t know there was a capias for her arrest.
During closing arguements and summary, Bennett pointed out that she violated the terms of her bond by leaving the state, that she made, no attempt to let the court know of; her whereabouts, and that she must? have known she was wanted because? she ran from the deputy sheriff as? soon as she saw7 him. *
Judge Robinson agreed that leaving the state was a violation ol the terms of the bond, but he did notrevoke the bond. He also said that? her failure to appear was a violation, of both the bond and the capias, but? declined to take additional action be-? yond the $5,000 fines and costs at?' this time. ■
Eaton was also ordered to appear at a later date to supply blood for DNA testing, as required by Vuv ginia law. ’ *
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