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M J H I - M T l ____ ExcaMant condition. iCRANTdii 1755 COUGARS Immediately by a top aide. Town negotiator Kevin O'Brien ostimatb Must sail S4500/basf Differences remain over how objected. He said that the replace­ knee White-Red-Blue Answering a question, Reagan INTCRIOR PalntlflO. otter. 447-S433. much money each side should ment cost of such services does not 868-0200 lUOT USSO 0. said most of his summit partners Ilaatanabla rofa*. Praa so*M IS* nNANoma on issst your choice •0995 receive from the other for property escalate as it would fora structure. PLUMima A HEATIN8 PATIO DOOR OLASS after 6 p.m. and ***< far Gary ey flri : n ^ '~iavT » a.“ Aii believe that the value of the tafimalas. E«pt- power, olr conditioned. 47 oooai OAnAVAN MS,414 02 Csprtea 4 dr, *8488 that will be transferred. Both sides The Eighth District also de­ RliMftLtrtIM noplaeod. Stondord Mora - m ' American dollar should remain rl0ne»d. M7-7I1S. Leather Interior, good S7 DAKOTA fAJ M1.44B 01 fairmont Wagon *2909 agreed to meet again next Thurs­ manded that It be given the .stable. Ibaalutt Polnflna Cam- Plunblttg i Mcfllng $98 oaofi. Naad rapolrt around ftia condlllon. S3S00. May S7 flfTH AVI riSASS 01 MMIbu 2 dr. *3409 POP up Camper aios day to see if the remaining points replacement costs for sewer flaw oofloUuMiDfl, roflMdallfla, • VONT Ouorofltoo tr 00001 OARAVAN M4.8SS "W ell, frankly most of us believe pany. Ouarantaad homo? Call an axearf. be Stan 555 Main 01 GLC 4 dr„ At, AO *3909 stove. Ice box, canopy, can be negotiated. sleeves it Installed under Interstate qualify wark. Rtfaran- raaolfo. fOoMonNU, oommorMol Street. Coll 443-I10S. ar ooooo OAnAVAN ms,3Ss dual dinnotta, sleeps 4. the dollar should remain stable. It lleonoad 4 Hwufta. OoH ACCENT O U SS CO. Yau*ll find ttw twie you 04 Maida Plefcup *4899 "There-aren’t many options If It M and Buckland Street. Previously ca* and fraa atflmofa*. •7L4PAnON4*. M1.4S4 Coll 447-1777 oHar 4pm. could be within reason that there Mid in CtoMlflofr ^ •aTHUNOSnoino «t,sas 03 Lynx Wg., At, AO *4998 doesn't work," Mayor Barbara B. it asked for the cost to build them, Cnaap. Call Oauo 443- 640-7730 •47-0140 could still be some lowering of the 8711, sa OOOOO r>A«lM4W M1.4S6 06 Arlaa Wamm '6,408 Weinberg, a town negotiator, said and that Is what the town proposed fSM 00 Mdida flU P/U * ^ value in relation to other S§n Your Cor aa flfTH Avt.m Ms.sas M0TMaCLE6,1/ of the framework. Wednesday. SaOHV.L4dAnON Ml,448 04 Colony Park Wg. *10,400 currencies," But Eighth District negotiator sa Doool noYAL n 'toAsa M0fE08 O ’Brien objected again. He noted 44 Mil. aalant4dr. *11,400 Gordon B. Lassow and town nego­ ISLdPAnONiW. Ml ASS •4MarkurXR4TI *12,000 LESS T H A N IS minutes after • 1 5 NfLV.VOVAOSn M4.SSS MOTOR Cycle Inaufonea. tiator Geoffrey Naab both said the 4 Lines — 10 Days 00 Outlaas 2 dr. ^999 Reagan ended his Island news Please turn to page 8 HQME8 INIUM8 •S NISSAN MAXIMA rfSASS 00 Ostsun 2009X *4999 Compatlllya rotaa. two sides should consider bringing 90a ohargp, each addi­ M OILIOniTV MASS Soma day coverage. conference, White House spokes­ n S 66AU A MNT S3 GMO Jimmy 40K *7098 Many plans available. In a mediator If obstacles cannot be i] E . " io r tional lint. You can IS f LV. HORIZON It) N.SS8 04 Lino. Town Oar *11,400 man Marlin PItzwater said the resolved. oonoal at any lima. SS OHV. QTS '10AS8 Coll Judy or Jonot of president had not meant to suggest NATURE Lavaradallghfl MANc7f«TERTT7ond VERNON. 1 bedroom, M HOmZON MASS 84 Gran. Marquis L8 *8999 the Crockett Agency. Any proposed settlement would U.S. drops new duplex. 3 bed­ 3nd floor. W i. Secur­ RIRIWOOD 80RRY, that he wanted a further decline In have to be approved by the town Tfila I roam avaralied S53 cord.
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