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KIrth Rut nostalgia was not Ihe only "To celebrate. ’' one of her friends dorette. a television actress who motor runs, body good there Is only one Berlin" lonnecllcul If esfradlflon Is Herald Reporter feeling circulating among the stu­ repealed. graduated from Fast Catholic In except reor quarters ToypTA 1909 cargo Von, Before hix speech, Reagan stood granted, flrooks said. dents and parents who gathered on Yes. to celebrate There was 1978. * USIO CARS ★ Sirver. Automatic, However, he said Vasques may ond passenger door. power sfNrtng, stereo. before the wall and lookeaacrosx to HARTFORD — Across the street Ihe cathedral's doorstep. For them, plenty of that Cadorette gave some advice to All leather Interior. feast Germany, the Soviet ally choose to cooperate. this night meant more than just While some students exchanged the graduates, who sal In their pews Console and buckets.
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