White House weighs Allen replacement amid Haig tensions
The president considers replacing Allen with Clark as the top adviser to coordinate foreign policy in the White House. Meese favored Clark initially, and the decision may come early next week. Officials cite Allen Haig personality clashes as a key factor in the restructuring. Clark is currently on vacation.
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Allen’s White House future in doubt amid NSC overhaul
The White House reviews Allen’s status after Dec 23 clearance of impropriety and a $1,000 payment affair. Reports say he may be replaced as national security adviser, with Adm. James Nance serving as interim while critics cite poor NSC coordination and lack of direct access to the president. Clark, age 50, emerges as a capable State Department mediator shaping policy.
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Disappointed Hawks fans blame scoreless defeat in Rose Bowl
At The Foursome in Oelwein about 75 fans watched the Hawkeyes fall to Washington as the crowd voiced frustration over a scoreless game. Observers like Vera Thompson and Ernie Williams cited poor offense and defense, while others blamed coaching, preparation, or the better team.
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Winter Storm Warnings Parade Across Western States
A foot or more of new snow fell in the Cascades and heavy snow continued New Year’s Day. Winter storm warnings covered western Oregon northwest California Shasta Siskiyous and northern Sierra Nevada. Colorado warned for up to 18 more inches. Travelers advisories extended across western Washington Nevada Utah New Mexico Idaho and the Dakotas.
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Road Reports Road condition numbers listed for access
Road condition reports are available at listed phone numbers that are not toll free. Access details and any additional numbers may be provided by local transportation authorities.
Fire guts resort in Quebec three story hotel on New Year day
A New Year’s Day blaze gutted the Wood Acres Hotel in Knowlton Lang Quebec killing Kimberly Glass 10 and injuring seven guests. The Rheault family four is missing and heavy equipment was readied to search rubble while police appealed for contact. Two others remained hospitalized in Magog as residents described a sky filled with flames.
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Pope backs Solidarity as Polish crisis continues
In a Rome New Year broadcast Pope John Paul II voiced strong support for Solidarity after martial law was imposed in Poland. He praised the workers and their autonomous unions and noted many Solidarity banners in the crowd.
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Polish leaders urge loyalty as Solidarity crackles in Poland
The report notes a short account of Friday remarks defending Solidarity and workers’ rights. Kiszczak urged troops to show political maturity and resist internal and foreign slander. Bujak called on security forces to listen to conscience and not wage war on the nation. Meanwhile 15 Polish sailors deserted in the Panama Canal area seeking asylum in the United States, part of a growing defection of 115 sailors across Canada and the Americas.
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Fatal aviation crashes in the 1970s 80s involving U S carriers
A Western Airlines DC 10 crash on October 31, 1979 in Mexico City killed seventy as it struck a truck after landing on the wrong runway. Other fatalities included seven in Spokane on January 20, 1981 in a Cascade Airlines Beech 99 crash and thirteen on June 12, 1980 near Valley Nebraska in a Swearingen Metro crash operated by Air Wisconsin.
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Buono Receives Atlas Award and Screen Career Highlights
Buono earned the Atlas Award for acting in 1960 and built a film and TV career with character roles and comedy. He was praised for Whatever Happened to Baby Jane? and later appeared with Bette Davis in Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte. His credits include The Strangers, Robin and the Seven Hoods, The Greatest Story Ever Told, The Silencers, Who's Minding the Mint, The Wrath of God, Arnold, Beneath the Planet of the Apes, and The Man with Bogart's Face.
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