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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1975
Page
2
Fremont menus list Monday fish sticks and potatoes with buttered roll and vegetables, Tuesday features turkey, Wednesday offers rice with cheese and chicken options, and Friday includes meat and cheese items with salads and fruit. New Haven entries show daily meals from darts to burritos, with desserts like peanut butter cookies and cinnamon rolls, plus milk.
Alameda County settles with Dr. Mark Klein a former Santa Rita jail psychiatrist who was fired. Klein will resign retroactively in April and drop legal action with prejudice. Nearby, a derelict car issue on South Vase Road may be addressed, and county boards consider limits on commissions. Death notices follow for Audrey B Stanger Evelyn M White with memorial services planned.
November obituaries for Caroline Perry of Fremont age 83 and Anthony A Maderas of Hayward age 76. Services set at St Josephs Church Mission San Jose and All Saints Church with Rosary details and Holy Sepulchre Cemetery interment. Both families note survivors and death notices in Hayward and Fremont areas.
Carol Zooter of Fremont aged 12 died in Fre mont after being a San Francisco native. Daughter of John Zoeter and Maurine O'Donald the funeral is at Berge Pappas Mortuary on Fremont Boulevard with services Monday. Family may visit after 5 PM Saturday.
Governor Hugh L. Carey pressed a federal rescue plan to avert New York City debt default but left Washington with no commitment. He warned NYC faces possible bankruptcy around December 1 without federal aid while President Ford sought more information. Congressional loan guarantees were advanced with shorter maturities as the administrative stance remained uncertain.
President Ford on a South swing said Senator Edward Brooke of Massachusetts could be a strong running mate as the field remains open. Ford praised Brooke’s integrity and noted he would not rule out any candidate while preparing for Paris and a weekend economic summit with other world leaders.
The House Intelligence Committee voted 10 to 2 to hold Henry Ford and Henry Kissinger in contempt for defying subpoenas seeking National Security Council and other secret records. Ford cited executive privilege and said the materials concern prior administrations. The case raises a furor over executive privilege boundaries as Pike and lawmakers push for disclosure amid security questions.
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