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Show Page 22 - THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, TTTT77 Thursday, July 7771 77 77 31, 1986 77 woriu laouFiuUB Bringing the latest news from around The world that has impact on our lives from the Associated Press JL Vice president brings positive ideas to Jordan Jjenm meets Anglican head - LONDON (AP) The Rev. Lawrence Martin Jenco hugged a at a former suprise reunion today and kept a y companion-in-captivit- pledge to deliver a message from hi.i Lebanese Moslem kidnappers to the spiritual leader of the Anglican Church. He later told reporters that he felt like the film character "E.T.," who kept saying "home, home." "I want to go home," the priest said. Jenco, 51, of Joliet, 111., was released Saturday in east Lebanon by the Shiite Moslem kidnappers of Islamic Jihad after 19 months of captivity. He is scheduled to return to the United States on Friday. The Roman Catholic priest, who suffers from a heart condition and appeared pale and drawn, delivered the message to Archbishop of Canterbury Robert Runcie during a private meeting at Lambeth Pal- ace, the prelate's official resiJenco had delivered the message to Pope John Paul II at dence. the Vatican on Wednesday. The content of the message was not disclosed. He was accompanied during his meeting with Runcie by Terry Waite, the archbishop's special en voy who has made several trips to Lebanon in an effort to gain the release of hostages there. Jenco was to fly to Washington on Friday for a meeting with President Reagan. He said he had a separate message from his former captors for Reagan, but said no one else knew its content. "It's in my heart. It's only in my heart," he said. Jenco had an unexpected and emotional reunion today with the Rev. Benjamin Weir, a Presbyterian missionary. The two Americans, who were held hostage together in Lebanon, embraced and kissed. Weir, 61, held captive for 16 months before being released Sept. 14, flew to London for the surprise reunion with Jenco arranged by the Anglican Church. At a news conference, Jenco said his reunion with Weir was "a very deep emotional strain for me" and had left him "not that alert right now." He spoke in a low voice. Weir did not appear at the news conference. Runcie said the Anglican and Roman Catholic churches have worked closely together on behalf of hostages in Lebanon. . called "positive ideas" on peace from Israeli Prime Minister Shimon Peres, but King Hussein rejected Bush's proposal for a meeting with Peres. Bush and his wife, Barbara, were driven from the airport to Nadwa Palace for a courtesy visit to the monarch and American-bor- n Queen Noor. During his four days in Israel, the vice president praised Peres for meeting King Hassan II in Morocco last week and said he thought similar talks with Hussein were "the logical next step." Hussein responded promptly that such a meeting was possible only in the context of an international conference on Middle East peace, which the United States opposes. Bush met with Peres for nearly two hours Wednesday before flying to Jordan. U.S. and Israeli aides said much of the conversation dealt with prospects for peace. "He has some ideas that he asked me to share with the king," Bush told a news conference in Jerusalem, but he said they did not Former hostage Father Lawrence Jenco smiles as he walks with Robert Runcie, the Archbishop of Canterbury. Spectators line playground to witness execution of Amal-trie- d Sunni Moslem i - A BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) man accused of trying to b a Shiite Moslem militia headquarters was killed by a firing squad Wednesday in front of 1,000 spectators at a tree-line- d playground. car-bom- The Shiite Moslem Amal movement, which is led by Justice Minister Nabih Berri, said Mohieddin Saleh, a.Sunni Moslem, was "executed" after an Amal tribunal found him guilty of at tempting to blow up one of their offices last April. It was the latest example of, "street justice" meted out by militias whose powers far outweigh those of the Lebanese government, ALL SEATS tian leaders traded accusations over two car bomb explosions that killed 57 people in Beirut in the last two days. 254 So. Main, Springvilla ;J bear much analysis and obviously there is much to be thought about in terms of what we do from violence continued Wednesday, and Police Commissioner Herman Ricketts banned all political demonstrations. 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A fIS'BHA "THE FASTEST, HOTTEST, MOST EXCITING THRILL RIDE EVER!" Mi South Slot, SW MONEY PIT MON-FR- d a-- THE here." Israel refuses to negotiate with the PLO, but the United States has said it would do so if Yasser happened... ALL SEATS ly, the outcome of this election will Election-relate- 489-308- 8 parties, including the Palestine Liberation Organization. CIRCUIT PLUS Jamaican elections conducted Villa Theatre opposition to an international peace conference, which would include the Soviet Union, but added: "If there is some formulation short of that that can be acceptable to the parties involved, fine." Hussein told reporters in Amman that he would not agree to direct negotiations With Israel without an international forum of the five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council and all interested SHORT and it came as Moslem and Chris- ,j.V.V.W.V.VWAWWAV.VAffiY KINGSTON, Jamaica (AP) -The opposition People's National Party of former Prime Minister Michael Manley decisively defeated the incumbent Jamaica Labor Party in local elections marred by violence, officials said Wednesday. Prime Minister Edward Ssaga conceded defeat, frying "obvious involve "great surprises" or specific proposals. He said he received "some very strong impressions and positive ideas" to be taken to both Jordan and Egypt, where he will meet President Hosni Mubarak before returning to Washington Aug. 5. Bush and Hussein are to talk Friday at Hussein's summer resort in the Red Sea port of Aqaba. In Israel, Bush reiterated U.S. Vice Jordan (AP) President George Bush arrived here Wednesday with what he AMMAN, PITTUXI MM K Hcorm CMnw Tmm lUCtO(m Lid. STARTS FRIDAY |
