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Shah arrives in Egypt for 'permanent' exile
CAIRO, Egypt (UPI) The deposed
shah of Iran, looking frail but walking
erect, arrived yesterday in his new
"permanent" home in exile and im
mediately moved into a leading
Egyptian hospital where doctors said his
condition was "somewhat reassuring."
The state-controlled Middle East news
agency, quoting a source close to the
doctors who examined the shah at the
heavily-guarded Armed Forces Hospital
said "his condition is not as badly
worrisome as media reports have pic
tured it."
The shah and Empress Farah, who
arrived on a chartered DC-8 from
Panama after 100 days in exile on
Contadora Island, were warmly greeted
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human rights in El Salvador, lived in a
small apartment at the back of the
church-run Divine Providence Hospital.
Mother Theresa, the Albanian-born
Calcutta nun who devoted most of her
life to tending to the needs of India's
most destitute, won the peace prize.
On Sunday, the archbishop demanded
that the ruling junta, which is trying to
combine liberal reforms with attacks on
its leftist opposition, put an end to
repression and said 150 people had died
in political violence from March 16 to
March 22.
"In the name of God, in the name of
this suffering people whose laments rise
to the heavens each day . . . I beg you, I
beseech you, I order you, to stop the
repression," Romero said.
Romero has said in recent months that
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by President Anwar Sadat at Cairo
airport.
"Yes, he is permanent," Sadat told
reporters who asked if the shah will stay
in Egypt for good.
The shah and the president flew by
helicopter to the Nileside hospital in
suburban Maadi and hours later, the
news agency said other unidentified
members of the shah's family flew into
Cairo and were met by Sadat's youngest
daughter, Jihan.
But Iran reacted angrily to the news of
the shah's arrival, accusing the United
States of tricks and pressure in helping
"the Hitle'r of our age" win refuge in
Egypt. A leading Islamic judge said
Egypt will pay for its "betrayal" against
both rightists and leftists were planning
his assassination in order to create the
chaos that both sides believe will nurture
their cause.
Only four weeks ago Romero said
during one of his Sunday homilies that he
received a tip from a "friend in the
Vatican" that rightists were planning to
assassinate him. He went into a
"spiritual retreat" for the next week.
A right-wing terrorist ' bomb last
month destroyed the Roman Catholic
Church's radio station, YSAX, which
used to broadcast Romero's well
attended homilies each Sunday.
Three weeks ago Romero said in an
exclusive interview that although he was
concerned about the death threats, he
did not believe it would change the
course of events in El Salvador.
Islam'and said there would be spy trials
for those American hostages accused of
espionage.
Egyptian doctors who made their first
examination of the shah, suffering from
an enlarged spleen and expected to soon
undergo delicate surgery, pronounced
his condition "somewhat reassuring
despite the seriousness of his illness."
The source told the news agency that
the doctors "have not yet seen reports on
the medical tests the shah underwent
previously" in Panama and the United
States where he had gall bladder
surgery and cancer treatment.
The agency later said Egyptian
doctors attending the shah have not yet
drawn up a "detailed report" about his
health condition. They may he joined by
Houston heart specialist Dr. Michael
Deßakey who previously examined the
shah
In New York, U.N. Secretary General
Kurt Waldheim said the shah's change of
Cracked rib reason for
pain in Osvvalda's chest 4.-
The .chest pains experienced by treated:for pain and will be released
University President John W. by the end of the week.
Oswald, who was . admitted to the The cracked rib is probably the
Hershey Medical Center on Saturday, result of • an exercise program
have been diagnosed as being caused recently undertaken by Oswald,
by a cracked rib. Yesterday, Oswald Bronstein said.
was listed in satisfactory condition Oswald, 62, was in Harrisburg on
and was moved from intensive care Saturday to attend a University
to a regular room. , Board of Trtistees meeting at the
Benjamin A. Bronstein, director of Capitol Campus when he was' ad
public relations at the Hershey mitted to the center for chest pains.
Medical Center, said Oswald is being —by Don liltishto
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location "will be a complicating factor in
the efforts to resolve the crisis" of 50
American hostages held in Iran for 142
days.
Although a U.N. spokesman termed
the development "unexpected," he said
Waldheim "remains determined to
continue his efforts to obtain a peaceful
solution" through a return visit to
Tehran by the U.N. commission on titan.
The shah and Sadat, close friends of
long-standing and both devout Moslems,
embraced and kissed each other on both
cheeks in what officials described as a
"highly emotional" private ceremony at
the airport.
It was the shah's second visit to Etypt
in the 15 months since he was forced
from his Peacock Throne. Egyptwas his
first stop in exile and he has since been
to five other countries, including the
United States where he underweni
medical treatment in October.
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