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By Don Del Rosso
Rappahannock News Staff Writer
Robert Duvall, reading glasses perched on the bridge of his nose, scanned the crowd gathered Monday morning at Beverley Mill near Broad Rim.
Television cameras rolled, Nikons clicked furiously and nearby Interstate 66 traffic rumbled past at a deafening clip.
The 75-year-old, Academy Award-winning actor slowly unfolded his seven-page speech. - “We are here today to talk about; corporate vandalism,” Duvall gravely intoned. * / Dominion Virginia Power Wants State Corporation Commission (SCC) approval to build a 40-mile, 500,000-volt transmission line through the northern Piedmont. The utility wants to erect 125-foot-plus towers every 1,000 feet to support the line, Duvall told the some 200 people who attended the Piedmont Environmental Council-sponsored press conference.
In addition to Duvall, Congressmen Frank Wolf (R10th District) and Tom Davis (R-llth District), Fauquier Supervisor Bill Downey (Scott District) and Prince William Supervisors Corey A. Stewart and John T. Stirrup spoke against the power line proposed.
Karen Hughes White, president of the Afro-American Historic Society Association of Fau
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