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Southern Illinoisan in Carbondale, Illinois

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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1982

Page

4

Death of Suslov reshapes Soviet power balance

After Mikhail Suslov's death at 79, analysts fix on the Politburo struggle for his many roles and the path to leadership as Brezhnev's health falters. Early contenders include Chernenko, Kirilenko, Andropov, with Ponomarev a weaker rival. The Central Committee meeting in March could install a new top ideologue.

Moscow Mikhail A. Suslov Kremlin Leonid I. Brezhnev Suslov Brezhnev Nikita Khrushchev Soviet Communist Party Pravda Andrei Kirilenko Yuri Andropov KGB Boris Ponomarev Politburo

Detained Lech Walesa stalls talks amid Polish crisis

Solidarity leader Lech Walesa has been formally detained as martial law tightens in Poland. Talks with the regime were blocked. authorities may shutter factories in Gdansk for two weeks to let price hikes sink in, triggering fears of food riots. Walesa reportedly warned against government dishonesty and urged passive resistance.

Warsaw Poland Solidarity Lech Walesa Gdansk Walesa Britain Radio Warsaw Vienna State Radio PAP Vistula Plock Union Baltic Fac Soviet Bloc Communist Party Presidium Bronislaw Geremek Tadeusz Mazowiecki Jan Olszewski Wladyslaw Sila Nowicki Wieslaw Chrzanowski U.S Reagan Zolierz Wolnosci

Russian Pentecostalist ends fast in U S embassy

Lydia Vashchenko, 31, a Pentecostalist refugee, ends a 43 month stay in the U S Embassy compound after taking broth and tea while being treated in Moscow Botkin Hospital. The embassy sought better medical care and to avoid psychiatric labeling while noting 14 pounds lost.

U.S Moscow Lydia Vashchenko Miss Vashchenko Siberian Chernogorsk Lydia Yashchenko Kremlin Botkin Hospital Miss Yashchenko John Schadler Warren Zimmermann Zimmermann Vashchenko

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