THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT
Copyright (c) 1994, Landmark Communications, Inc.
DATE: Saturday, September 10, 1994 TAG: 9409090540
SECTION: DAILY BREAK PAGE: E1 EDITION: FINAL
COLUMN: Realpolitik: Occasional dispatches on the offbeat side of Virginia's
1994 U.S. Senate race.
LENGTH: Short : 29 lines
Style or substance. Image or issues. On these distinctions seem to turn many voters' questions these days. Is the political candidate more concerned about his hair than health care? More interested in bodyguards than crime reform?
With that in mind, Virginian-Pilot staff writers who reported on the Labor Day campaigning for Virginia's U.S. Senate seat have jotted down observations about the four candidates' stump styles. Here are some observations - and intimations - picked up by our reporters as they watched the candidates try to carve out an identity for themselves with voters. ILLUSTRATION: Staff chart by Pai
The candidates tell: patron saint; fashion statement; best campaign
stunt; mode of transportation; most outrageous statement; biggest
enemy; favorite movie; campaign contributions through 6-30-94; books
on nightstand.
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