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Reagan's Trip Turns Into Hot Poiiticai Issue Dudas 20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. April 11, 1985 MANCHESTER FOCUS OPINION WEATHER KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ' by Larry WrighI HOMES BUSIN ESS Johnson takes beating] Get your free kite — Some tough choices Clear skies tonight; FOR SALE PROPERTY sunny on Saturday MANCHESTER - Large BliSINISS ft SiRVICE URECTOR^i for March of Dimes and fly it on Sunday in Cheney district SO U TH W IN D S O R - W ell kept 7 room Ranch. 3 Industrial or warehouse ... p a g e 6 ... p a g e 2 bedrooms, newer kit­ building. Ample parking. ... p a g e 3 ... page 11 chen, living room, dining City utilities. F.J. Spl- room, large lower level leckl Realtors, 643-2121. family room, tree stand­ ing fireplace, ottached 7 iREAL ESTATE i » i > M s m , l a w n m o w e r s r e - LAWN AND DUMAS El 1C garage. $89,000. U & R El• IWANTED H o rn t m a a n . name R/MRCO - Froo pick UP Vtei - Fret Lights d Realty Co., M3-2692. m Ho It. Fraa e»«- <HM» dolivorv. 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