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destroy power lines between Costa Rica and Nicaragua, Carr and Gllbbery said, adding that the alternative strategy was to blow up six electric pylons throughout Guanacaste, each at different intervals. The Tico Times made repeated telephone catls throughout the week seeking comment from Huil, but was unable to reach him and the calls were nover returned. Tha onlyreason Costa Rica's power lines are still there s bocause one FDN guy stole the explosivesGlibbery said, adding that the exptosives were probably tater sold to Eden Pastora's rebel faction. On June 11, twg Costa Rican membera of were arrested tn connection with the bombing of an electricaltower near El Salto de Bagacos, some 10kllometers from the. northorn Guanacaste town.of Liberla (T June14. The homemade.bomb contained C4 explosives, accordingto.Officials in the Judicial Investigatlon Organizatlon OiJ. Carr sndGllbbaryfater joked that someone must have.atQleg our ldea) SECURiTY Minister Piza. -cosTA RicanCivil Guardsmen have beentargetedbythegroupas operatlons..Carr Glibbery and Chaffard A U.s.Embassy ofticiat said thls. weo Diplomatig sources in San Jose estimate claim that Clvil Guard ofticers provided that the U.sgovernment is. currenty .thatthe five could remain ln jail for as long as four months before atrjal dateis set. Nicaragua and passedthem Sandinista assistance to.any persans apposed to the military intalligence.According to both Carr : regime in Nicaragua. He added that the and Glinbery,Costa Rlcan Civll Guardsmen Embassy has providedthe two Nort In a press conference Thursday, Foreign also crossed thg northernborder Into Amercans wjth the same help as any othe Minister CarlosJose Gutlerrez saidts Nicaragua"sovereltimesto mapout U.scltizen in jail in a forelgn country obvious that these men are simply trying.to strategyt.a contra bas:some.500 meters Includingalist of lawyers and regular.viaits defame Costa Rica"and the Nicaraguan Snside Nlcaraguan torritory.. :. from.u.s.Consular oflciala FareignMinistry senta letter of protest this FRENCHMANClaude Chappard condemning thecountry's "compjiance THE U:s. National Security Councit. .with alleged anti-Sandinista rebels. problems,he.was to contact a man bythe nameot D.wey Clarridge. Duane bank in Miam to helpund the .groups ewey Clarridge has been identified in activities, according toGllbbery.and Carr FOR now all 14 aleged anti-Sandinista print previously by the'Assocjated Press, rebels remain in'La Reforma prison just The Washington Posi-and The Wall Street Rican.contra.movementtickiggtheygjd qutside San Jose.Thelr casewhich will be Journal as director of the ClA's Latin See excerpts from interyiewsPage 5). trled in thie Alajuela superior court, has. American division.)Chappard said all his .reportediy been delayed because of a heavy forts to contact Clarrldge have been SEcuRity.Minlster piza.told TheJico. superior court docket. But dlplomatic offi- complojelyJnettectu. ..clals say it is still-unclear whether the pplice Fimesthis woektnat allcnargesmadeby the foreigners will be thoroughly inveatigated investigatlon at the case is complete.It convictedall 14 could be sentenced to a ACcoDNGtoStoxan Carr, tho U.S. 6-year prison term. .two.North Americansinthe group."They're.: What arethey trying to .do, blackmail thg On Tuesday, the five toreign defendants pingwe wont talkslnca.they are up to government Into releas!ng them?ne asked saw their lawyer, Patricia Hidalgo, for the adding thaf thejr case wlll go to trlal. f!rst time since their arrest on April 25. FOREIGN MinisterGutierrezi C.R. Exporting More Pot... RON.Thomas,a high U.s.State Department country and btanedColonbians,Vehiezu