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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1971
Page
2
A humorous columnist envisions a future where packaging becomes dissolvable and edible. Natick researchers promise six months to produce edible bottles made of soluble cellulose and plastic layers, potentially expanding to clothes, cars, and tableware, transforming litter issues and daily life while noting practical and safety caveats.
Bids for the lunar rover left on the moon surge as collectors and enthusiasts from Bakersfield to Los Angeles offer amounts up to two thousand dollars. A California bidder proposes delivery guarantees, while others pledge interest from space officials and librarians recalling the mission.
Oakland Huey P Newton Black Panther leader faces a new manslaughter trial set for October 2 in Alameda County Superior Court. The defense sought 90 days delay. Newton's book linked to the case remains missing and prompted appeals and writ questions.
New Haven Unified School District dodges a second suit as Judge Bostick rejects a demand from the Teachers Association to force the board to meet and confer on relocating seventh and eighth grades to the new portable facility. Trustees had already agreed to discuss working conditions tied to the move. The association may pursue appeal, though prospects appear slim. Previously, a taxpayers suit against the old board failed on similar grounds.
A California legislative subcommittee recommended revoking the tidelands oil revenues trust with Long Beach over the Queen Mary conversion. It cited $50 million plus spent from the city’s share on commercial development and a maritime museum, noting legal restrictions and questionable expenditures by the Lands Commission. Republican Assemblyman John Stall dissented, urging continued use of the tidelands funds.
The Fremont Department of Recreation forms a drum corps to accompany the newly formed baton corps. Registrations start today at Cimterville Junior High School with a monthly cost of 8.58 dollars.
The Alameda County Human Relations Commission will hold its Gel. 6 meeting in Union City following a grand jury recommendation to hold quarterly meetings outside the courthouse in suburban communities. The October session will be at 7:50 pm with a site to be chosen and Dr. Raw Pegueros expected to report. Other quarterly meetings are planned in Hayward Eden and Amador Valley.
Newark artist Wendy Weir presents ink washes and engravings at the Newark Community Center. Engravings were by Parks and Recreation Commissioner Itgh Hake. Weir, of 37202 Elint Street, has studied at Merrill, Chabot and Southern Oregon Colleges. Center shows open Monday to Friday 8 am to 5 pm, Monday and Tuesday evenings 7 to 9:30, Saturdays 10 am to noon and 1 pm for patrons.
The compiled fragmentary text indicates a newspaper notice style from a domestic publication with publisher and circulation notes. It references a Port Office entry, California, and archival markings, but the readable content is largely garbled with no clear event or personable details to anchor a concrete summary.
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