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[Piotr Jaroszewicz], 83, prime minister from 1970 to 1980 under the old communist system, was strangled in September, 1992, at his luxury villa near Warsaw. A shotgun blast killed his wife, Alicja.

[PIOTR JAROSZEWICZ], a former prime minister of Poland, and his wife were found dead in their home early Wednesday in a suburb of Warsaw, Polish officials said, describing the deaths as homicides. Mr.

[Zbigniew Zelaznicki] refused to give further details and denied earlier reports that [Piotr Jaroszewicz] was found hanged. An Interior Ministry spokesman had told the PAP news agency that Jaroszewicz was hanged and his body showed signs of torture. His wife was killed by a shot from a hunting rifle.

[Zbigniew Zelaznicki] refused to give further details and denied earlier reports that [Piotr Jaroszewicz] was found hanged. An Interior Ministry spokesman had told the PAP news agency that Jaroszewicz was hanged and his body showed signs of torture. His wife was killed by a shot from a hunting rifle, the spokesman said.

[Piotr Jaroszewicz], 82, served as prime minister from 1970 to 1980, when he was forced to resign. His wife, Alicja Solska, was a journalist for Trybuna Ludu, the Communist Party newspaper.

WARSAW (Reuter) - Former Polish Communist prime minister Piotr Jaroszewicz and his wife were found murdered in their luxurious home near Warsaw today, police said. The private station Radio Z quoted interior ministry official Piotr Szypinski as saying Jaroszewicz was hanged and that there was evidence he was tortured. He said Jarosewicz's wife was shot with a hunting rifle. Jaroszewicz, a former army general and deputy prime minister from 1952 to 1970, was deeply disliked by the public as Poland fell deep into economic decline under Communist leader Edward Gierek in the 1970s.

Piotr Jaroszewicz, a former Polish Communist Prime Minister,...

Former Polish Communist Prime Minister Piotr Jaroszewicz and his wife, Alicja Solska, were found dead Wednesday in their Warsaw home...

[Piotr Jaroszewicz], a former army general and deputy prime minister from 1952 to 1970, was deeply disliked by the public as Poland fell into economic decline under Communist leader Edward Gierek in the 1970s.

[Piotr Jaroszewicz], 82 -- who was ousted in a government shuffle in 1980 after 10 years in office -- and his wife, Alicja Solska, were found...