Reagan expected to appoint Clark to succeed Allen
Reagan plans to replace Richard Allen as national security adviser with Deputy Secretary of State William Clark a longtime Reagan ally. The White House aims to expand the adviser's powers and restore direct access to the president after earlier reductions. Ed Meese recommended the change. decisions to be made after Reagan's California vacation.
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Victor Buono Dies at 43 in California
Character actor Victor Buono collapsed and died at his Apple Valley ranch after New Year celebrations. He was 43 and had starred as the portly suitor in Whatever Happened to Baby Jane. Deputy coroner Jeff McCormick says natural causes are suspected and Buono was being treated for back pain.
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Poland urges crackdown as Solidarity defiance urged
Poland's top domestic security official urged troops and police to resist a Solidarity leader's call to defy superiors and oppose martial law. The PAP agency said two million workers would receive special privileges for hazardous or demanding jobs, under a Council decree. Interior Minister Czeslaw Kiszczak urged steadfastness in a New Year message.
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Money can’t buy happiness health or past joys
A reflective note questions wealth’s limits noting money cannot purchase happiness health or the same well being felt a year ago. It contrasts material wealth with personal well being and memories, underscoring a universal truth about value beyond money.
Airlines notch 26 months without fatal jet crash
The FAA notes U S airlines have operated large passenger jets for 26 months without a fatal crash tying an aviation record. In that period 11,453 air traffic controllers were fired for an illegal strike while airlines carried half a billion passengers on 10 million flights. The prior record was 18 months from 1964 to 1965.
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Hawkeyes Fall Short in Rose Bowl Watch Parties
Fans across Eastern Iowa gathered at bars and homes to watch the Hawkeyes struggle in a 13-0 halftime deficit against Washington. Patrons expressed disappointment, with some noting last year’s 4-7 finish, while others supported the team’s progress. A Cedar Rapids party even saw Nebraska gear worn in protest, and a Marion crowd awaited results as sticks of beer were planned to be given away after scores.
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