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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 La^Le Motors Gtttni, Fist U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. March 7, IW6_ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 SPORTS BUSINESS WEEKEND PLUS Whalers triumph Fed discount rate Meet Hartford’s KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright I HOMES APARTMENTS over the Sabres cut to 8-year low new conductor FOR SALE FOB RENT ... page 2 0 . ... magazine Inside BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY Baltan. Birch Mauntain L ik e P riva te Hom e — V /2 ... fiaga 11 ■Estates. New Construc- room apartment. Applian­ Jt lEDVICES KmncES BUtLOMG/ HEATM6/ tlan, colanlol with con- ces. Working single adult, DFFEREO CDNTRACTIND E3 PLUMBIII6 t e m p a ra ry f la ir . 2300 married couple. No child­ OFFEREO M square feet, 2</!> baths, 3 ren, pets. 643-2880. bearooms Including a Odd lobs. Trucking. Will bobvBit In my Covon- Farrond Remodeling. — Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ master bedraom suite, Manchester — 5 room, 2 Homo ropolrt. 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Dole Nelson Britain said Friday that it would References, fully Insured. Joyce G. Epstein Real office suite, first floor, The Democratic-led Hpgse ten­ to circuit breakers plus li;7 J INCOME TAX much more. 55,000 miles, The Assocloted Press open a 40,000-square-foot D & L Quality work. «Martln home repair wiring. Free Estate, 647-8895. excellent sign visibility. one owner. Exceptional tatively is scheduled to vote March ■ 0 'I SERVICE I WANTED store in the Buckland Hills Mall, Light Housocloonlng — Mottsson, evenings', 649- estimates. 647-7292. Parking. Could be apart­ condition, well main­ 19 on the administration’s request ment office combination. WASHINGTON — President which is being planned for northw­ W ookiv and W-wookly. 4431. Contemporary Custom TO BUY tained. A real beauty. for a $100 million aid package for Ne'tkln's Tax Service. Cape — Sought-after Frank SplleckI, 643-2121. Reagan, under pressure from estern Manchester. 646-3640 and 64M992. $7,200. 647-8595. the rebels fighting the Marxist-led Professional Painting — Carpentry Services A Low rotes, strictly confi­ area, move-ln condition, 9 Wonted — Little tyke's congressional critics to pursue a The announcement makes D & L government in Nicaragua. The Tho Houso Works. Rosl- 10 years experience. Inte­ Home Repairs. Need an dential. Over 10 years rooms, 5 bedrooms, cen­ Manchester — Prime swing house for 4 month negotiated settlement in Nicara­ the second retail store to commit downtown store or office 1978 Chew Monza — Republican-controlled Senate For­ dontkil housocloonlng. An rio r A exterior, patch extra closet, shelf, shoe experience. 644-1009. tral air and vac. Field- old baby. Call anytime, gua, sent Jiis top diplomatic itself to the 7 5 0 ,0 0 0 -square-foot rock or deck? Panel that space. 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Sears, Roebuck 447-003. 8225. Bernie, 646-3172. of your home. 633-6558. P rice d right at $149,900. C!ommittee source, speaking on offer. 649-3081. Reagan met with Philip Habib and Co. of Chicago, the parent 'P u ttin o You 1st Is 2nd I WANTED Automotive condition he not be identified, said Nature To Us!" Strono only a few hours after the emis­ company of one of the m ail’s TO BENT the Reagan proposal would have Real Estate, 647-7653.Q I sary's return from Manila and developers, announced in October been rejected if a vote had been announced he is sending him to that it would open a store at the I MISCELLANEOUS I MISCELLANEOUS I I IHOMES IHOMES Construction Executive meet with El Salvador’s President taken this week, but that the Habib needs furnished 2 or 3 ICARS/TRUCKS 1964 Dodge Dart — 4 door appointment improves the pros­ mall. FOR RENT FOR RENT I I I for sa le FOR SALE CONDOMINIUMS Jose Napoleon Duarte next week. In making the announcement I bedroom living facility I FOR SALE autom atic, 207, V-3, 51,000 pects for approval. The pair will discuss Duarte's new during a news conference at I FOR SALE for 4 months between 4/1 original m iles. $500. 875- U.S. officials, who asked not to to 8/31 near Manchester Central American peace plan.
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