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Show 8A Tbe Salt lake Tribune Wednesday September 12, 1984 Soviets Can Buy More U.S. Grain Dennis the Menace B American Among Eleven Rebels Reported Killed in Nicaragua? Hank Ketcham U.S.-backe- d g grain-buyin- ago. ! Tve said many times our philosophy is against the unfair, wrongheaded policies of grain embargoes, and were going to do everything we can to strengthen mar-kd- s for America's farmers," Reagan told reporters called to a special session in the White House Cabinet Room. Theyre the most productive people, I think, on the face of the earth." one of the farm state lead-- , Sen. Roger Jepsen, ers present for the announcement, said later that the Soviets had not sought the increase, but Reagan offered it unilaterally. The proposal, made in a message delivered to Moscow offers to sell more than the Monday, was unusual maximum sales specified by the agreement generally consultations. are made during twice-yearl- inces killed or wounded 3 Gunmen Wound 2 Policemen in Northern Ireland BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) Three gunmen wounded two traffic policemen in "a terrorists welcome Tuesday for Britains new minister for Northern Ireland, Douglas Hurd. Hurd, 54, arrived in Belfast from London for his first day as Northern Ireland Secretary, replacing James Prior who had resigned after serving three years, saying it was time for a change. The attack on the policemen occurred in front of a crowded shopping center in Londonderry, 60 miles northwest of Belfast, the capital of the British province. William Ross, who represents a Belfast district in the British Parliament, said the attack was "a terrorists welcome for Hurd, who was formerly a deputy foreign minister. Shoppers screamed and ducked for cover as three men in a car raked a and the grass once a week? Death Toll 13 in Brazil Disaster Crews Retrieve CRICIUMA, Brazil (UPI) - Rescu- 11 Miners Bodies "There could be one or two survivors if the system was not totally destroyed, said Vilson Simao, a geologist at the mine. 50 Yards of Rock Simao said the rescuers found the 11 bodies after making their way to within 50 yards of the rock face where the miners were working. The explosion marked the worst coal mine disaster in Brazilian history, surpassing a 1980 fire at a mine in Rio Grande do Sul state that killed five people. Police cordoned off the pit area and held back weeping relatives while a local priest led an open-ai- r mass and prayers. "We always have hope and the compressors are pushing air down ers wearing oxygen masks braved poisonous gas Tuesday to recover the bodies of 1 1 miners killed in an under- ground explosion, raising the death toll to 13 in the worst mine disaster in Brazils history. Eighteen other miners were missing and feared dead. Six firemen were hospitalized after encountering poisonous gas as they tried to push past twisted coal conveyors and other machinery that blocked a tunnel leading to the miners, officials said. Rescuers recovered the bodies of 13 miners two on Monday, 11 more but were uncertain about Tuesday a the fate of 18 others inside the mine in the southern Brazilian town of Criciuma, 550 miles southwest of Rio de Janeiro. blast-damag- Uru-sang- 175 Sandinista soldiers. y but we don't know how much the ventilation ducts were damaged," said mine spokesman Eduardo Goes. Chance Could Be Alive "If the channels are not blocked, theres just a chance they could be alive," he said. "But it's a slim chance." Officials, denying earlier reports, said there was no fallen rock and litin the mine, tle threat of cave-in- s which consists of a series of tunnels dug into the side of a mountain. Goes said the main problem hampering rescue efforts was a solid pocket of gas. Mining officials said it was not immediately clear what kind of gas had accumulated in the mine but it appeared not to be methane gas as earlier reported. tle. An additional 10 rebels were killed and an "undetermined number" were wounded in other recent battles in Zelaya province near the Caribbean, the ministry said. The latest report of an American killed in Nicaragua's war against rebels comes less than two weeks after two Americans the Reagan administration described as volunteers were killed in a rebel air attack on a Sandinista military camp near the Honduran border. The battles over the past week and Nicaraguan government reports of kidnappings appeared to support claims by the rebel Nicaraguan Democratic Force, or FDN, that it would launch a September offensive to overthrow the Nicaraguan government. One of four agricultural workers kidnapped in Monkey Point Friday was later killed by the rebels, the ministry statement said. From Honduras, the clandestine Radio 15 de Septiembre of the FDN said guerrilla forces recently inflicted 175 casualties on government troops. It said 12 officers were among those killed. Neither casualty claim could be in; dependently confirmed. The Defense Ministry also said rebels kidnapped 32 Nicaraguan civilians during the past few days, among them Ray Hooker, a college professor and candidate of the leftist Sandinista Front for the November elections. In El Salvador, leftist guerrillas battling the government of President Jose Napoleon Duarte said over their clandestine Radio Venceremos that they killed or wounded 108 army soldiers in combat during the past two weeks. Army spokesmen were unavailable for comment on the rebel claim but said earlier that fewer than six soldiers were wounded in recent operations, which they said killed 23 insurgents. In Managua, the Defense Ministry said a rebel killed Saturday in eastern Zelaya province appeared to be an American. The identity of the man was not known but the Defense Ministry statement said he "had the body type of an American. The ministry said three other guerrillas were captured in the same bat- - By Nancy Nusser United Press International Nicaraguas Defense Ministry reported Tuesday that 11 rebels possibly including an Amerwere killed in recent clashes ican with soldiers along the nation's Caribbean coast. The guerrillas, fighting to oust Nicaraguas leftist Sandinista government, countered Managua's claim with an announcement from Honduras that "bitter fighting in the mountainous northern Nicaraguan prov- President Reagan further (UPI) . opened the doors of the bulging American granary Tues-confronting another poor har- d?y so the Soviet Union can continue an unusual vest spree. Reagan told the Soviets they could buy 22 million tons of U.S. wheat and corn for the year beginning Oct. 1, an addition of 10 million to 12 million tons in annual purchases permitted under an agreement negotiated a year WASHINGTON d Sailors Use Water Hoses to Disperse Anti-U.- Protesters in Argentina S. video, Uruguay, for refueling, the ficial said. A crowd of about 2,000 PUERTO MADRYN, Argentina (UPI) American sailors used jets of water to hold off hundreds of demonstrators chanting Yankees out and throwing garbage at a U.S. destroyer docked at Puerto Madryn, a U.S. official said Tuesday. Shore leave for sailors with the U.S. flotilla was canceled demonbecause of the strations Monday night, the Buenos Aires-baseofficial said. The flotilla, which arrived at Puerto Madryn Monday night, was anchored a mile offshore Tuesday, awaiting permission to sail to Monte- - demonstrators chanted "Yankees and "murderers after the destroyer Thorn, flagship of the task force, pulled into port, the U.S. official said. The four other vessels, including a nuclear submarine, were anchored offshore. The warships pulled into Puerto Madryn following exercises with the Chilean navy of Operation Unitas the annual naval war games that the United States holds with Latin American nations. out five-vess- el traffic supervisors vehicle with more than a dozen bullets from an automatic weapon as he stopped to talk with a colleague checking parking meters. The IRA did not immediately assert responsibility for the attack. of- d Moujahedeen Holding Out Soviet, Afghanistan Forces Doubtful of Gaining Valley Deutsche Presse-Agentu- ' mined the regions roads, and, as a r - Soviet and forces have NEW DELHI, India apAfghan government parently abandoned hopes of winning control this year over the Moujahe- leen-held upper reaches of the Panj-sh- ir Valley, diplomatic sources said here Tuesday. Soviet forces have recently limited their activities almost entirely to. making reconnaissance flights over the guerrilla strongholds. Kabuls efforts to resettle villages in the Soviet and Afghan government-controlled foot of the valley is also running into difficulties. Most villagers fled during the fight for the area. The Afghan government appears to have given up its efforts to attract back the original villagers, while Afghans from other parts of the country are refusing to be settled there. 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