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Penri state wins Fiesta Bowi... page 7 Sunny, clear; Manchester, Conn. cloudy Sunday Sat.. Jan. 2, 1982 — See page 2 Hrralh 25 Cents Allen likely to lose job By Helen Thomas ficial said. “'There has been some UPl White House Reporter shopping around” among officials to find out who is in charge, he said. By United Press International ' PALM SPRINGS, Calif. - Presi It was also clear that Allen’s per dent Reagan has all but decided to sonality conflicts with Secretary of Connecticut ushered in 1982 with a replace embattled Richard Allen as State Alexander Haig, sources said, rash of incidents, several deaths, a the White House’s national security and that was a key factor in influen suspicious fire and wet weather but adviser, a senior administration of cing the decision on Allen. no traffic deaths in the first 24 hours ficial said Friday. Clark, who Is vacationing in of the New Year’s holiday. Allen’s likely replacement is California with Reagan, could not be One holiday celebrant was shot to Deputy Secretary of State William reach for comment. death in New Haven, two policemen Clark, a long-time Reagan friend Allen, contacted by Independent were run down by a hit-run motorist and former California judge. Television News Association, said in Woodbridge, a Bristol man was The senior official said the foreign the suggested upgrading of the charged with wounding his parents. policy structure at the White House security adviser’s job “strikes me On Thursday night, a man died in will upgraded and direct access to as a reasonable idea.” But he had no a Bridgeport package store shooting the president by the adviser will be comment on reports he soon might and a young ^ rl d i^ from exposure restored. Such access was taken be out of a job. after falling into the Quinebaug away from Allen several months The Justice Department cleared River in Danielson. ago and he was reduced to writing Allen on Dec. 23 of any impropriety On Connecticut highways, state daily memos on national security, in his business dealings and in police reported no fatal accidents in developments that were transmitted accepting $1,000 from Japanese the 24 hours since the holiday period to Reagan. journalists for help in arranging an began at 6 p.m. Thursday. However, The recommendation to bolster interview with Nancy Reagan. But there, were a total of 82 accidents the powers of the national security the White House is still reviewing with 21 injuries and 83 arrests for adviser was made to the president his case and he has been on ad motor vehicle violations, including by White House Counselor Edwin ministrative leave pending a final three for drunken driving. Meese last week. The president is decision on his future. Snow and rain that began falling expected to make decisions on Allen The Washington Post first before m idni^t accumulated less and the job in that order' shortly reported Friday that changes were than expect^ but driving was after he returns to the White House contemplated in the national securi hazardous as the temperature from his California vacation Sun ty adviser's post and that it was hovered around the freezing mark day. expected Allen would be replaced. before giving way to warmer, rainy The president’s current thinking is White House sources have said weather during the day. to replace Allen, the official said. It Allen's chief liability may be that In Woodbridge, two policemen Herald photo by Tarquinlo was understood that Meese’s first the wide investigation and extensive were struck by a car as they con choice as a replacement was Clark. publicity given his case almost in ducted a routine auto check about “I think the first decision that has variably brought up Nancy Reagan's 2:45 a.m. on New Year’s Day. First baby of 1982 to be made concerns what happens name and his White House position. Patrolinen James Wilson, 32, and to Dick Allen,” the official said, ad Sources cited by the Post said the A. Thomas Pepe, 28, of Derby, were ,,Andrew Thomas Punay, the first baby born long wsy from their Wales, M ass^hom e but ding it ‘‘will probably come the first move was motivated noi oiilj 'o . ! strwdi by die daiic-colored car that at Manchester Memorial Hospital In the new came to Manchester to have Andrew so Mrs. part of next week.” notoriety of Allen's problems but sped off toward Bethany. year rests in his mother Sandra’s arms Dunay could remain under the care of the One of the main reason for also by a consensus among the top Both officers were admitted to oblivious to the distinction. The eight- doctor she had while living In Storrs. Andrew restructuring the adviser’s job is to White House staff that the national Yale-New Haven Hospital where pound, nine-ounce boy was born at 12:44 Is the winner of the Manchester Herald’s “firm up” appoint of contact for security apparatus had not worked tlK^ were listed in guarded but p.m. Friday. It’s the flrbt baby for Mrs. Dunay "First Baby" contest and the Dunay family coordinating foreign policy effectively in the administration's stable condition. will receive prizes from 10 area businesses. decisions in the White House, the of first year. In Bristol, police charged Joseph and her husband, Timothy. The couple are a Campagna, S3, with shooting his parents at his home over an undeter mined incident early Friday. Police said John Campagna Sr. received a minor bullet wound but Resist mutiny, Polish security says ^>parently suffered a heart attack and was Usted in critical condition By United Press Intf^atlonal Warsaw radio had announced against political subversion in still at liberty in Poland, Warsaw The Commission for Economic at New Britain General Hospital. Reform announced in Warsaw this His wife, Angelina, 65, was listed ’Tuesday that “college studies in dicated the regime was nevertheless union leader Zbigniew Bujak, has Poland’s Internal security chief certain categories” would resume ' worried about underground appeals just issued a message appealing to week that Polish industry would be in fair condition at Hartford called on the army and police charged steep price increases for its Hospital with several bullet wounds. next Friday, Jan. 8. But the by the Solidarity union. the troops’ nationalistic instincts, Friday to resist Solidarity’s call for authorities apparently were still too Interior Minister Czeslaw Kii^zc- urging them to follow their con supplies of basic commodities — the Campagna was held in 3200,000 mutiny against the martial 'law concerned about the possibility of zak’s New Year message to the sciences before the orders of their price of crude oil used by industry bond for a Superior Court hearing regime, and the government began unrest in the politically active un police and security services, as Communist superiors. will go up 620 percent, for example Monday on two charges of explaining complex new price in iversities to consider reopening the carried by Warsaw radio, called on — as part of a general program to attempted felony murder. creases. entire 275,000-student system. the troops to demonstrate “political Food, fuel and clothing prices reduce or eliminate subsidies. John Pujols, 30, was shot to death In Vatican City, Pope John Paul II Although Warsaw radio has broad maturity, steadfastness and went up in Poland Jan. 1, part of the Industries were told they could early Friday when he argued with a made a dramatic and urgent appeal cast almost uniformly cheerful resistance to the campaign of government’s longstanding plan for pass along their increased costs to man over continuing a New Year’s for peace in his homeland, coupling feports about life returning to nor calumny by internal enemies and economic reform. The government consumers, but government Eve party in his home. his New Year’s blessing with an out mal under martial law, Friday’s their foreign sponsors.” has begun distributing brochures overseers were expected to limit State police picked up Calixto spoken defense of the now-banned warning to troops to be vigilant The top-ranking Solidarity official explaining its pricing program. price rises for food. Rodriguez, 41, of West New York, Polish trade union. N.J., a half hour later on the He called Solidarity “part of the Connecticut Turnpike in Westport. , current patrimony of the workers of He was charged with murder and my homeland and I would say of Pope praises union, appeals for peace held in $100,000 bond for court Mon other nations.” day. A prominent Communist Party of Two deaths were reported ficial in Moscow, Georgy Arbatov, VATICAN CITY (DPI) - Pope greetings, John Paui, calling for the history of man,” the pope thanked the people carrying them Thursday night. conceded the decision to impose John Paul H, in his most outspoken himself “a son of Poland,” for their support and proceded to martial law on Poland was “pain said. Police said Eriberto Soto, 28, was defense of Solidarity, praised the un dedicated nearly ali of his prepared make his strongest defense ever for ful” and “unpleasant.” But, he address and his extemporaneous “May prayer become a force for shot to death as be allegedly bran ion Friday as one of Poland’s finest all of us. May it become the force the Polish trade union whose ac added, the military action was “an accomplishments and made an remarks to a personal appeal for tivities sparked the deciaration of dished a knife in the E-Z Package internal affair ..