Reagan Plans Fla. Trip in Support of Rep. Mack, Party
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WASHINGTON — President Reagan will travel to Miami on Wednesday, the White House said Friday.
Spokesman Roman Popadiuk said Reagan will speak at a fund-raising lunch for Rep. Connie Mack of Florida, who is a candidate for the Senate seat of retiring Democratic Sen. Lawton Chiles, and for the Florida Republican Party.
Popadiuk said the President will also meet briefly with members of Miami’s Cuban-American community.
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