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By SHARON KILPATRICK • Rappahannock Newt Staff Writer ! Jim Miller, seeking the Republics nomination to oppose Democratic Sen. Charles Robb this fall, came to Rappahannock Sunday to meet with local Republicans and also ckme by the Rappahannock News f$r an interview. ; Mr. Miller acknowledges that he lacks the name recognition of his opponent for the Republican nomination, Lt. Col. Oliver North, ijowever, he says he is better qualified to serve in the Senate and that he also lacks North’s “negatives.” ! “I think the colonel’s support has fjeaked,” he said. “He has a lot of support. People say, ‘I signed on with North because he raised money for me.’ A lot are committed but not viery enthusiastic. Below that it is a really competitive race.” • While admiting he lacks Col. North’s “celebrity status,” Mr. Miller says his experience in the Reagan administration has prepared him to be a U.S. Senator. > Mr. Miller served as “regulatory czar” under Reagan and reduced the number of pages of federal regula

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