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A special prosecutor couldn't stop Oliver North. Can the former solicitor general? Some Virginia Republicans are urging Bush SG Kenneth Starr to run for the Senate in 1994, in part to check North's likely bid for scandal-tarred Democrat Chuck Robb's seat. While Robb is considered vulnerable, some GOP moderates think North is the wrong man to take him on. "He's a symbol of the bad old days," says a GOP official. Reagan budget chief Jim Miller may run, too, but many GOPers see Starr as a stronger campaigner. Starr is "considering" a bid. Meanwhile, he has a big client at his new D.C. law firm: GM, appealing last week's $105 million negligence judgment.
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