29 Jul 1977
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1977
Page
1
A Bloomington man, Schultz, 42, allegedly attacked a mother and her young daughter at their home. The mother and her husband subdued him with a lamp and his gun. Schultz suffered head injuries and a fractured shin and was listed in fair condition.
Eyewitness Ed Waldapfel of the Forest Service describes a chaotic scene with charred ruins and embers in the Montethia area after a kite string snagged a power line triggering a fast moving fire. Over 2,000 residents fled as flames jumped from cluster to cluster amid emergency response. National Guardsmen and police worked with firefighters while authorities declared a disaster area.
Police surrounded a bank block after a man named Tate allegedly ordered his brother to withdraw money. His distraught mother was questioned as negotiators tried to contact him for two hours. Authorities used a psychologist at the scene to help resolve the standoff.
Washington sources report Congress stalled on air pollution amendments as negotiations fray over 1978 auto exhaust rules. Senate opposes a House provision allowing looser limits while plans to keep existing standards through next year face delay. Auto, stationary source bills diverge, with GM to begin timetable talks in August amid mounting impasse.
Washington reports indicate discussions on moving toward a lasting settlement in the territories. The dialogue touched on recognizing the legality of settlements, with remarks suggesting political sensitivity after Begin's visit. The mood conveyed ambiguity about advancing peace prospects.
In Cairo officials and observers expressed concern over a potential Libyan attack. Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmi and authorities discussed heightened security while stating no precise timetable has been provided. Regional fear persisted amid border tensions and unclear plans.
Fathy argues for leeway in discipline policies with earlier parent involvement and uniform practices, but not strict one size fits all adherence. The revised policy aims for better discipline and a stronger home school partnership after months of debate and section references.
Friday weather hints at warmer days with highs in the 90s and lows in the 50s. The piece references University of California admissions and Carter era politics, plus California Attorney General Evelle Younger forming a special commission to study organized crime infiltration, with mentions of Riverside court cases and a burglary trial.
Soviet and British negotiators move toward a comprehensive ban on nuclear testing after weeks of talks in Geneva. Bracketed by Brussels market chatter and stray fragments, the article notes a major stride toward disarmament amid global concerns.
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