What happened on February 14, 1981?

Headlines from February 14, 1981

• ❤️ Long-Lost Mozart Work – A childhood creation of Mozart has been found in Bavaria, set to premiere in May, 216 years after its composition.
• 🇵🇱 Polish Premier Promises Openness – Poland's new Prime Minister, Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski, vows to maintain open communication with the public.
• 🎉 Bess Truman's Birthday Party – A surprise party was held for Bess Truman, celebrating her 96th birthday with decorations and cake.
• 💔 Dublin Club Fire Tragedy – A fire at a Dublin nightclub resulted in at least 40 fatalities and 200 injuries, according to police reports.
• 💡 Artificial Heart Research Advances – The University of Utah prepares for the first human implant of an artificial heart, raising ethical questions.
• 📈 Producer Prices Rise – Producer prices increased by 0.9% in January, driven by higher fuel oil and gasoline costs, according to the Labor Department.
• 🌍 Moscow Resumes Exit Visas – The Soviet Union has resumed issuing exit visas to many Jews seeking to emigrate, without explanation.
• 📚 Atlanta Colleges Compromise – Colleges in Atlanta agree on a site for Jimmy Carter's presidential library, competing for the location.
• 🛩️ U.S. Approves Reactor Exports – The U.S. has approved the export of two nuclear reactors to Taiwan for operation near Taipei.
• 📉 GAF Corporation Loss – GAF Corporation reported a loss of $246.2 million in Q4 due to a restructuring write-off.