🚀 go-pugleaf

 	Forward from dod.pb.misc
 
 In article <9207201559.AA26353@tecnet1.jcte.jcs.mil, paperboy@tecnet1.jcte.jcs.mil writes:
 ...
 From: The paperboy
 Subject: EL SALVADOR ANNOUNCES AID PLAN FOR EX REBELS AND SOLDIERS
 
         The Salvadoran government said Sunday it has earmarked 94
 million dollars for rebels and government troops due to
 demobilize under a peace accord that ended the country's nearly
 12-year civil war.
 
         Former guerrillas of the Farabundo Marti National
 Liberation Front (FMLN) who want to work as farmers will be given
 farm equipment and land, President Alfredo Cristiani's office
 said in a statement. Bank loans, technical assistance, university
 tuition and a $2.1 million rehabilitation program for guerrillas
 wounded in the war will also be available, it added. The money
 will come from international aid funds, the statement said.
 
         The war ended with the signing of a U.N.-brokered peace
 accord in January. The fighting claimed nearly 80,000 lives.
 Under the agreement, about 20 percent of the 8,000-strong FMLN
 have laid down their arms so far, and the rest are scheduled to
 do so by October 31. The 60,000-strong army has until January
 1994 to cut its personnel by one half.
-------------------------

Brett--------------------------------------------------------------------------
	"Why the courts don't tell a husband who has been living off his wife
to go out and get a job is beyond my comprehension."--Joan Lunden
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------