Editors: The following stories have moved or will move on the European circuits of The Associated Press by 1600 GMT unless otherwise noted. LONDON Gen. Augusto Pinochet is distressed at demands by a London hospital that he leave and he will likely move to a new location later Tuesday the former Chilean dictator's British attorney says. BRITAIN-PINOCHET POTSDAM Germany Germany and France agreed Tuesday that fighting unemployment should be Europe's top priority throwing their weight behind a shift toward a left-leaning agenda among European governments. GERMANY-FRANCE With: BRITAIN-GERMANY: German President Roman Herzog begins a four-day state visit at Windsor Castle by viewing a giant handmade gilded orb and cross created by British craftsmen for the people of Dresden as a symbol of friendship and reconciliation over World War II. FRANKFURT With economic growth faltering the core council of Europe's future central bank meets Tuesday under increasing pressure to spell out its policies before launching the euro currency on Jan. 1. GERMANY-EURO News conference scheduled for 1730. MOSCOW With Russia's leaders urgently seeking financial help International Monetary Fund chief Michel Camdessus opened two days of talks Tuesday on Moscow's frozen loan agreement with the IMF. RUSSIA-ECONOMY MOSCOW A Russian helicopter swooped down through a blizzard in the dim light of the brief Arctic day Tuesday to rescue a TV crew that had been stranded for weeks on a remote island by bad weather. RUSSIA-STRANDED CREW THE HAGUE The U.N. genocide trial of a Bosnian Serb who called himself ``Adolf'' resumed Tuesday with witness testimony that Goran Jelisic killed coolly and methodically ignoring his victims' pleas for mercy. BOSNIA-WAR CRIMES ROME A U.N. food agency said Tuesday that violence against aid workers is growing at an alarming rate and that it planned to train its staff on how to handle potentially dangerous situations. UN-PROTECTING WORKERS MOSCOW President Boris Yeltsin is feeling better but is still spending part of the day in a hospital bed as he continues to be treated for pneumonia officials said Tuesday. RUSSIA-YELTSIN KIEV Ukraine Energy shortages have forced Ukraine to postpone repairs on the sole operational reactor at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant by at least two weeks officials said Tuesday. UKRAINE-CHERNOBYL ALGIERS Algeria U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan working to salvage a plan to end the quarter-century-long Western Sahara crisis was meeting Tuesday with Algerian officials a day after touring a refugee camp. WESTERN SAHARA-UN. WASHINGTON An international conference on Nazi-looted art and property was urged to ``uncover the truth and seek justice.'' US-HOLOCAUST CONFERENCE BAGHDAD Iraq Iraqi authorities said they won't bother to jam U.S.-sponsored broadcasts trying to undermine Saddam Hussein. IRAQ-RADIO FREE IRAQ With: UN-IRAQ: Weapons inspectors noted that Iraq was ready to cooperate on several outstanding issues. ATHENS Gas stations began running dry around Greece Tuesday with deliveries halted by a customs strike. A court was expected to rule on a government request to declare the strike illegal and order workers back to their posts. GREECE-STRIKES PARIS Two of Europe's largest drug makers Hoechst of Germany and Rhone-Poulenc of France announced Tuesday they are merging their pharmaceutical and agrochemical operations. RHONE POULENC-HOECHST BORDEAUX France American fugitive Ira Einhorn appeared before a French court Tuesday for a hearing to determine whether he'll be extradited to the United States for the 1977 murder of his girlfriend. FRANCE-EINHORN Also: POLAND-STOCK EXCHANGE: One of the first companies to list on Poland's stock exchange is being investigated for allegedly breaking disclosure rules. SWITZERLAND-EU-TRANSPORT: Four years of tough negotiations end with a transport deal between the European Union and Switzerland. US-CLINTON-IMPEACHMENT: Republicans bid to expand the impeachment inquiry from President Bill Clinton's private life to his campaign fund raising. CANADA-QUEBEC ELECTION: Quebec voters gave the pro-independence government another term but little support for a secession bid. UN-GREECE REFUGEES: The U.N. refugee agency is concerned at Greece's treatment of asylum seekers the majority of them from Iraq. CHINA-DISSIDENTS: Police detained two of China's most prominent dissidents and three other democracy campaigners. YOUR QUERIES: Questions and story requests to The Associated Press are welcome. Contact your local AP bureau or the AP in London at 44-171 427-4152. In addition to the AP-Europe advisory the following news sports and financial summaries and digests move on these circuits. News Digests: 0000GMT 0700GMT 1100GMT 1800GMT; News Summary: 1200GMT; Sports: 0000GMT 1200GMT; Financial: 0000GMT 1200GMT APW19981201.0068.txt.body.html APW19981201.0398.txt.body.html