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By JOHN GOOLRICK
The Republican and Democratic nominees for governor of Virginia were a study in contrasts last week, revealing their polar opposite campaign strategies.
Democrat Mary Sue Terry, armed with high name identification and a fat treasury, wants to rely on mass media techniques focusing on her two terms as attorney general and her wide knowledge of state issues.
Her campaign schedule during a week leading up to the first face-toface meeting with George Allen, a debate before a Virginia Press Association gathering in Virgnia Beach, was practically non-existent. Source said she spent most of the week in intense preparations for the debate.
Allen, meanwhile, got into a big camper and moved in brutally hot and humid weather through southwestern Virginia in a whirlwind tour that included town meetings and stops in small villages.
Wherever he went, he got television, radio and newspaper coverage, particularly when he pledged, if elected, to establish a regional office in the southwest that would give citizens more access to their chief executive.
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