Commission and Budget Director for Ronald Reagan. He said

Commission and Budget Director for Ronald Reagan. He said that people who know Jim Miller trust him, "When Jim Miller says something, you can take it to the bank.”

He said that Mr. Miller could be elected over Sen. Charles Robb because in a mud slinging contest “it will not stick. Think long and hard about who can be elected,” he concluded.

Jim Reed, 10th District coordinator in the North campaign spoke on behalf of Col. North.

He said Col. North was “a loyal soldier carrying out Ronald Reagan’s foreign policy.” He said Col. North had won honors in battle, and since the Iran-Contra controversy has started a business making bullet proof vests and written a best-selling book. a He said with about 75 percent of the delegates to the convention selected Col. North has a 2 to 1 or 3 to 1 advantage over Mr. Miller.

A campaign against an incumbent such as senator Robb is expensive, he said, and the North campaign will have $4 million to spend. He said the campaign also has thousands of enthusiastic supporters at the grass roots level. “We are blessed to have a candidate like Ollie who inspires such enthusiasm and excitement,” he said and added Col. North will return to Rappahannock for an appearance in April or May.

Elected as delegates to the state convention were Dorothy and Roy Whorton, Walter Longyear, Clifford Northrup, Cathy and Ron Frazier, Richard Kelly Jr., Carolyn and Martin Whorton, Benjamin Whorton, Sheila and Gary Whorton, John Marocchi, Sheilah and Rod Sweet, Pat Watson, Karen and Richard Wood, Patricia and Robert Darby, William Ryan, Mary and Lynn Campbell, Wendy and S. Wayne Chapmen, Patricia and Forrest Whorton, Roger Cordani, Teresa Burke, Joe Reinboldt, Elaine and Richard Viguerie, Barbara and Thome t Auchter, James Atkin, Robert Beattie, Norman Cartwright-Brown, Robert Inglis, Tom Klatko, Jule and