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Katzen
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he power to close the schools if they don’t perform at the expected standards.
Del. Katzen promised to take his :ampaign and his issues to every part >f the state while offering no extravagant mailings but basic .grassroots ;fforts.
“I’m running to govern with the disenfranchised and our leaders alike — from Southwest, Southside, the Galley, the Piedmont, the Tidewater, Nlorthem Virginia and Richmond,” he said. “In every sense mine is a candidacy of the people.”
“With the trust — but without a lost of handlers and cellular phones — in my 1984 Olds with 344,000 niles on her speedometer, I’ll soon be setting out across the commonwealth,” Del. Katzen said, “to visit :very town, every house, every farm, svery factory and every store I can get o just as I have in my previous camjaigns.”
In addition, Mr. Coleman and Mr. ■lager addressed the estimated 500jlus crowd, and like Del. Katzen they /owed to continue the downsizing of state government while pledging their support to James S. Gilmore’s expect
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