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Thursday, Sept. 19, 1985
Aid to pressure Sandinistas Rebels to get aid by October
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WASHINGTON — State Department officials and Nicaraguan rebel leaders worked out details yesterday for spending $27 million in non-military U.S. aid meant to keep the pressure on the Sandinista government to negotiate with the Contras.
Elliott Abrams, assistant secretary of State for Inter-American affairs, said the assistance approved by Congress in July should start
towing to rebels in the Central American country by Oct. 1.
"We hope by the end of September to have everything in place and begin to see some of the assistance actually going to the resistance forces," he
Adolfo Calero, one of three Unified Nicaraguan Opposition leaders who visited the State Department, said the $27 million would be sufficient for rebel forces he said had doubled in size to 30,000 during the last year.
20,000, during the last year Calero, Arturo Cruz, and Alfonso
Rohole met with Abrams and Robert Duemling, the director of the department's new Nicaraguan Humanitarian Assistance Office.
Abrams, appearing at a news conference with the Nicaraguans, said the money should last until the end of April, the period for which it was appropriated by Congress. He said most of it would be used to support rebel forces in northern Nicaragua with food, clothing, shelter and medicine.
WASHINGTON - The Senate postponed final action on a landmark immigration bill for a seventh straight day late yesterday and senators hurried off to a barbecue on the White House lawn.
Senate delays final action on bill
The Senate recessed without acting on the important bill sponsored by Sen. Alan Simpson, R-Wyo., as senators fed to hear country music
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by Mickey Gilley and see President Reagan at the annual event.
Also blocking action on the bill was an unrelieved non-binding amendment by Sen. John Heinz, R-Pa., to put the Senate on record in favor of removing the Social Security trust fund from the unified budget to allay fears it might be affected by budget deficit-cutting efforts.
"This isn't worth the paper it is written on," said Sen. Dale Bumpers, D-Ak., of the amendment. "It does nothing."
senators fearful that a vote against it may be misinterpreted.
Unless withdrawn by Heinz, the amendment may be approved by
The delay came after the Senate approved a surprise amendment by Sen. Paul Simon, D-III., to limit the length of a controversial program that would bring 350,000 foreign farm workers into the country to help harvest highly perishable crops
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