Polish leader in Moscow eyes aid during martial law visit
Brezhnev greeted Jaruzelski at Vnukovo Airport with comradely hugs as Poland's ruler begins a two day Kremlin stay to report on the crackdown and seek economic help. Tass says top level talks to follow amid Western concern over Poland and Soviet strain from economic troubles.
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Britain warns hijackers after Tanzanian airliner siege ends
Four Tanzanian hijackers surrendered on an Air Tanzania jet over East Africa.82 hostages released. one co-pilot shot but not seriously hurt. All crew and most passengers safe. exiled ex-foreign minister Oscar Kambona aided surrender. British officials pledge life sentences but not likely.
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Egypt Egypt Mubarak Jerusalem visit in doubt
Israel may cancel Mubarak trip over demand to omit Jerusalem. Cabinet secretary says no Jerusalem visit means no meeting. Egypt signals stance through foreign minister and ambassadors, while Begin aides cite political reasons for the potential cancellation.
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Bombs Strike West Beirut Again in Overnight Attacks
Two blasts hit separate West Beirut neighborhoods overnight, raising the total to 16 bombings in 18 days. Police report no fatalities, but an 18 year old woman was slightly injured. damages hit a Persi rig store and a Lebanese bank with no claim of responsibility.
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Gunmen attack Salvador motorcade amid election violence
In El Salvador gunmen attacked the motorcade of Julio Samayoa, secretary general of the ruling Christian Democratic Party, near Jiquilisco east of San Salvador. No casualties were reported as attacks against political figures mark the days before the March 28 constituent assembly elections.
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Pope allows Jesuits to elect new leader at Rome conclave
Pope John Paul II told 110 Jesuit leaders in Rome that the Society of Jesus may choose its own new head to replace the appointed chief Rev. Paolo Dezza. He warned against harmful deviations while praising the order as a reforming force and urged adherence to church tradition and pastoral work for the poor and outcast.
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