Sandia Laboratories vice president Tom Hunter presented the metal container to the city. It will add a special touch to the millennium. The container was built by Sandia to send to Russia to be used to store radioactive parts from dismantled nuclear weapons. Snezhinsk is Livermore's sister city. Avrorin told the council he very much valued the good relations that have been established between the national laboratories and the two cities.
Cooperation is a very serious endeavor.
I hope to improve life in our cities and make life more interesting for our children. He invited Livermore students to visit Russia during the summer. The time capsule will be at the Heritage Center in the Carnegie Building. The Heritage Guild has asked to have a role in selecting the contents. Mayor Brown suggested holding an essay contest in the Livermore schools asking them what they want to see happen in a hundred years.