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Quayle to visit El Salvador: Vice President Dan Quayle will fly to El Salvador on Tuesday lo attend ceremonies marking the end of the country's 12-year civil war. his office said Wednesday, reports AP from Washington
Both government counterinsurgency forces and leftist rebels are being demobilized under a United Nations-sponsored peace plan after years of struggle that claimed 75,000 lives in the Central American nation.
The ceremonies In the capital of San Salvador will mark the end of the armed conflict and the transition of the Farah undo Marti National Liberation Front from a guerilla font to a political party
Quayle will also hold bilateral meetings with leaders from other countries attending the ceremonies.
Security adopted at Thai temples: Security has been Increased around Hindu temples in the Thal capital in wake of bomb threats in recent days, local newspapers reported Thursday. AP says from Bangkok.
The threats are believed related to communal violence between Hindus and Muslims In India after the demolition of a mosque by Hindus in the city of Ayodhya.
The Nation newspaper quoted the secretary of the Hindu Association. Noparat Boonchitti. as saying an anonymous caller Tuesday and Wednesday had claimed placing a bomb inside Thailand's largest Hindu temple.
The caller said that if the bomb did not go off another would be planted Sunday, when many Hindu faithful come to worship. The caller also threatened to kill officials of the Hindu Association.
7 miners’ bodies recovered: Rescue workers Wednesday night recovered the bodies of seven of the eight miners missing since a mine explosion Monday, reports AP from Norton.
The search for the eighth miner was called off because methane gas levels became dangerously high, rescuers said.
Families awaited the news of their relatives for more than 60 hours They spent much of the time huddled in two school buses parked at the foot of the mountain below Southmouhlaln Coal CO’S No 3 mine.
With sleet falling and several ambulances driving up the mountain, slate police boarded the buses and broke the news to the families al about 9:15 pm (0215 OMT).
It was the worst mining disaster In Virginia since 1957, when 37 miners died in an explosion in Tazewel County. Seize of Sarajevo slated: In a statement harshly criticizing Serb attacks on Sarajevo, the Security Council has hinted it will consider military force to break the siege of the Bosnian capital, reports AP from United Nations.
The nonbinding statement approved Wednesday by the 15 nation council did not say what measures it would consider, but diplomats said it could mean using warplanes to defend relief convoys to the city.
Serb artillery attacks have blocked relief flights, and Serb forces have captured the only road to Sarajevo. Relief officials have warned that thousands of people will die of hunger and cold during the winter. A rocket landed near a bread line Wednesday, killing five people, according to hospital workers.
The council demands immediate cessation of these attacks and of all actions aimed at impeding distribution of humanitarian assistance and at forcing 'the inhabitants of Sarajevo to leave the city." said the council president. Ambassador Chinamya Gharekhan of India.
Blast in Columbia: 12 hurt: Bombs exploded at four hotels late Wednesday, injuring at least 12 people, police said A bomb was deactivated at another hotel, reports AP from Bogota.
There was no Immediate Indication whether the bombings were by leftist guerillas or drug traffickers..
Two of the blasts went off about the same time at a Travel lx>d^r in front of the hotel and on the 36th floor, said Police Chief Gen Guillermo Leon.
The explosions came one right after the other," said Rocio Rivas, a reporter for the El Espectador newspaper. "People threw themselves on the floor and were crying. The confusion was terrible.
Drug traffickers set off bombs In major cltfes in 1989 and 1990 to force the government to end extradition of suspected .traffickers to the United States.