Show - 1 1 ' I NATIONWORLD The Salt Lake Tribune I I 4 I A15 Sunday April 26 1992 Salvadoran Guerrillas Now on Path To Becoming Productive Civilians "We used to figure out what to Douglas Grant Mine By THE ASSOCIATED El Salvador — AGUACAYO Former guerrillas are trading combat boots for sneakers and rifles for tools in the effort to transform an insurgent army into productive civilians "Makilig revolution now means developing this area socially and said Walter economically" a leader of rebel forces around Guazapa Mountain which looms over this bombed-ou- t village 18 miles north of San Salvador Funes 32 knew no clothing but combat fatigues for a decade Now he relaxes on the steps of the ruined church in jeans tennis shoes and a blue emblazoned with the words "Life's a Furies rocks and tree trunks" he said "But we can't work like that anymore This has to be a modern agile office "We were accustomed to giving and receiving military orders Now verticalism is out In this big job of readapting 350 people the principal thing is to readapt ourselves individually so as not to depend on merely giving and re cl kA rah-f:- - I '" Irion I I 1580w:went 0 lunrilimprilts'istastie and I SATISFACTION GUARANTEED NM ENG SEM I tilt' Ilik j 11 i 1 'A" Min NM 't 11!) hETh 111 ts ea 0000 Alan C Ashton Jerry Atkin PresCEO Skywest Airlines Dale Ballard Pres Ballard Medical Products Dee Bangerter CEO Rocky Mountain Health Care Desmond Barker James Jensen T VP Industries Imittemittittolflowl' Pres Barker & Jorgensen Robert H Bischoff Truman Bowler Chrmn Dixie State Bank Dallas Bradford CPA John Brereton Pres Emerson International Rich Brewer E Rich Brewer Inc Barre Burgon VPCorp Counsel Flying J Inc Donald J Butler Jones Paint & Glass Louis Canister Attorney Robert S Campbell Jr Attorney Don Cash ChairmanCEO Quests! 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