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ROBERTS then headed to Washington for subjects, including the U.S. Stra­ pnoro uf piinu CHAIRMAN LX. consultations. tegic Defense Initiative, or "Star ZONING BOARD INVITATION TO blO SM4 CIVILIZATION DOESN T END OP APPEALS In previous rounds during the Wars,” a program studying the Republican challenger Leonar4 jSiglio contratulates was called after a resident aucceaafully petitioned a ‘1N9TALUTION OP A NSW WHEN THE PAVEMENT DOES. 1-year-old talks, Kampelman has ROOP MOUNTIO SXHAUST possibility of a space-based missile- Democrat Rose Fowler after she defeated him in a apacial challenge to Fowler’s appointment to the seven-member NOnOETOBE TO CREBITORO PANL0CAT90ATSAST IMISSAIM Here's one rugged 4x4 that doesn't ride like a stagecoach. delivered a closing statement to defense system. NARTPORO HtOM SCHOOL election in Coventry Thursday night. The special election council. 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