Show in I tip I in aid Journal Logan Utah Sunday June ft 1986 Developed nations not too eager tfwhUfittiffn to resene Afriea Jt by industrialised “if rich countries keep United nations (trrt) M azide than a All non- TRAQ WESTERN BINOCULARS BOOTS IN STOCK No 1000 5 1 ItASt AT OFF Rwg Tony lama Boots 20 X Reg oh sought aid Shultz said self-sufiiclen- cy stagnation have gone through long devastating drought that crippled their economies In n of these addition a were wracked by civil war The backbone of the blueprint is an appeal to the West to forgive or delay total Interest countries rather AaM: “well-intention- economic than 16 RIDER MOWER (HP 899” BOOTS food payments exceeding $146 billion a year for the next five pears on the accumulated $174 billion African debt Britain "continued Mil OFF feootiflo FwR 299” under deck baffles One piece stool deck Full lever-actio- n Vgeef teee tel J4T Rg African blueprint It said the Americans and Japanese took the “most negative attitude” toward the Africans adding: “They are totally Stem mounted thlflar Chrome itamt rimi crank end guotd Racing handlebar Our Shota OFF $89’$ Comfort £lies I To Fit You atactmc 225 Amp KABNVVN 'S V 6 Sleeves VISE Isf W Boatful Wrangler faens In wash end wear tebric itwl ahveyt leak good t00 t petyattar loom top Quality NTT WtCII Abnadlalrim Yfanglcr SAL! 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