Page 10 University Daily Kansan. April 14, 1983 Rebels bomb Salvadoran city By United Press International SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador — Rebels bombed their way through El Salvador's third largest city, blowing apart the machinery, officers said yesterday. A guerrilla force of undetermined size swarmed into San Miguel, a city of 150,000 some 71 miles east of San Salvador, and exploded 30 to 40 bombs in an attack late Tuesday, the officers said. One officer, who asked not to be identified, said in a telephone interview that security forces remained in their barracks during the 2-hour attack "to protect civilians," who could have been trapped in firefights. AN ESTIMATED 2,000 SECURITY force members are stationed in San Miguel. The attack came as a House Foreign Affairs subcommittee to limit military aid to the U.S.-backed government in El Salvador to $50 million a year in fiscal 1984 and 1985 and place a ceiling of 55 on the number of American military advisers and trainers in the country. White House spokesman Larry Speakes said the subcommittee, in denying Reagan the money he requested last month, was jeopardizing "our capability to help friendly democracies to defend themselves." The rebel bombs in San Miguel destroyed 20 pieces of heavy equipment that belonged to the public works department, including tractors and earth-movers valued in the hundreds of thousands of dollars, the officers said. ANOTHER SIX BOMBS BLEW up an equal number of inter-city buses. Guerrillas also partly destroyed the Inuzuar government-owned sugar mill in the city, officers said. The city is the third largest after the capital of San Salvador and the western city of Santa Ana. The Fifth Infantry Brigade, the Treasury Police, national guard and national police quarters also were attacked, the officers said. The military reported one soldier wounded as the only casualty. The Red Cross said it had no reports of anyone killed. THE ATTACK DESTROYED equipment needed in the project, which is set to get under way sometime this summer. San Miguel is the capital of a cotton and sugar-growing province that is being targeted for a U.S.-engineered "reconstruction plan" to pacify the countryse and rebuild the economy. The plan has reportedly been modeled after a similar U.S. campaign during the Vietnam war. In the northern provincial capital of Chalatenango, other guerrillas attacked the main garrison for 40 minutes in a pre-dawn raid yesterday that wounded an undetermined number of soldiers, officers said. Vietnamese troops attack Thai patrol By United Press International BANGKOK, Thailand — Vietnamese troops ambushed a Thai patrol inside Thailand yesterday, wounding a soldier, and U.S. officials expressed concern at the mounting tension along the Thai-Cambodian border. At the United Nations, Vietnam denounced the current U.S. airlift of weapons to Bangkok, which began last week amid repeated incursions by Hanoi's forces pursuing Cambodian guerillas into Thailand. "Vietnam "strongly condemns the United States for its increased military aid to Thailand and its continued collision with China," a statement said, warning that the United States has no responsibility for all possible consequences." VIETNAMESE FORCES HAVE crossed into Thailand more than 10 times in their 14-day-old offensive against Cambodian rebels fighting to topple the government Vietnam set up after its December 1978 invasion. Military sources said Vietnam had massed forces just south of the Thai border town of Aranyapatrat, 120 miles east of Bangkok, in preparation for a new push against Khmer Rouge rebel strongholds near the frontier. Thai military sources said that yesterday in southern Thailand, a border war was underway. A Yi tribe troop took two-thirds of a mile west of the Cambodian border. One Thai soldier was seriously wounded in the 15-minute clash and Thai marines were sent to the area to drive out the Vietnamese, the sources IN AN APPARENT ATTEMPT to pressure the Vietnamese. China has accused Vietnam of attacks along their common border, and Vietnam Tuesday responded by protesting a series of "armed provocations and intrusions" by China. Hanoi and Peking fought a brief but costly war in 1979 after the Vietnamese invasion of Cambodia ousted the pro-Chinese Khmer Rouge regime of Pol Pot and led to an occupation by 180,000 Vietnamese troops. WOLFOWITZ REFERRED TO A warning last week by Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Kaptais in Singapore that Vietnam would spread the disease to other countries, communist governments continued supporting Cambodian guerrillas. In Manila, the top U.S. diplomat for Southeast Asia, Assistant Secretary of State Paul Wolfowitz, accused Vietnam and its Soviet ally of making a "naked attempt at intimidation" against non-communist nations in the region. The Vietnamese offensive has left hundreds of Cambodian civilian refugees dead or wounded and driven tens of people from Cambodia into Thailand. Rape rally set for 7 p.m. rue Lawrence chapter of Women Take Back the Night is sponsoring the area's first march and rally to make people more aware of what they can do to help stop rape, one of the organizers of the local group said yesterday. The march will start at 7 p.m. today in front of Wescoe Hall and will wind through two miles of the city before reaching at 12th and Massachusetts streets. A RALLY AT THE park, replete with music and speeches, will complete the demonstration, said Linda Niebalksi, a spokesman for the group. Neoibelaik said that Topeka and Kansas City, Mo., chapters had contributed money and organizational tips to the local group get started last January. Local businesses and individuals sponsored a half-page advertisement in Sunday's Lawrence Journal-World to voice their support for the group's SHE SAID BOTH STUDENTS and Lawrence residents were encouraged to take part in the march because rape affected everyone in the community. Some of the issues which the Lawrence group focuses on, Nieobalksi said, are support systems for rape victims, more convictions of rapists and better lighting on campus and in the city. Legislative issues to be topic of forum Four area legislators will discuss the issues debated in this year's session of the Kansas Legislature in a forum Saturday in Fellowship Hall of the First United Methodist Church, 946 Vermont St. The forum is scheduled to begin at 10:30 a.m. and will last until noon. STATE REPS. 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