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To the Editor:

Our Virginia granddaughter, who will be 15 in late November, spent the past weekend with us.

She can't vote until the year 2000, but she asked why I favored DoleKemp. My answer follows:

Dear Johanna,

To help you understand why I favor the Dole-Kemp team in 1996, a few words about what's important in making a choice between candidates and parties.

From your first vote, four years hence, to your last, two main factors will determine your choice in elections: first, philosophy of government, which tells you what he or she believes governments should dc second, character, which tells you what sort of person you are choosing. Here a word of warning: don't expect perfection or full knowledge of anyone or his ideas. But every candidate has a record, a reputation, so you can judge character.

In the 1996 elections, that choice is easier than usual. On both elements,

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