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Thermal Power Plant--Hanford

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Brenda Cook, sister of Samuel Johnson who was killed by an Auburn police officer, is consoled by Tanya Nelson, step-daughter of Samuel Johnson, and Dawncelie Johnson, daughter of Samuel Johnson comes up the hall.
Cook was overcome with grief in the court room and fled to the hallway in tears after gruesome descriptions of the physical evidence of her slain brother during the inquest into the shooting b Auburn police officer Michnik.
Haley

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Magoo's Pub Features Shake Exterior
Photograph by Bob Rudsit

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Snapshot Contest 1974
A Face Only a Mother Could Love!
Winner Week 1 - Kathy Prentice, Tacoma, WA

Tacoma Public Library - Fern Hill Branch

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Millstone presented with story

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Photo Rcv'd: 11/03/1981
H. C. Weaver Productions
Motion Pictures
Made in Tacoma

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Charles Simpson and African Queen Steam Engine
Huffing and Puffing on The Hylebos Waterway
Film - Inspired Boy Builds Own African Queen
By Roland Lund
Photo by Bob Rudsit

TNT 06/16/1968 C23

Back of photo: Cascadia Jun 19 1980

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Dr. David F. Dye

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A new sign
Kathy Wales, Yakima, (left) and Barbara Dernbach, Aquinas Academy, Tacoma, relocate trail marker (Pear Lake Trail No 1148) after section of worn trail is abandoned for newly constructed section. Tieton Ranger District near White Pass.
Jay M. Steinberg, Midway Station, Kent

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Tacoma Spur Groundbreaking

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Ribbon Cutting

Nugent Kautz Jr., age 2, stands by two salmon placed along the Nisqually River by fisherman George McCloud Jr.

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Nugent Kantz Jr. age 2

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Jae Young Jung spoons herbs into folded pieces of paper while preparing prescriptions for patients at his chinese herb store in the Korean shopping center at 9312 South Tacoma Way. Jung is one of several tenants in the shopping center, which attracts both Asian and American customers.
Story by Gordon
Photo by Carrie Robertson

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International Woodworkers of America local 3-38 formed an informational picket line at the Simpson owned Commencement Bay Mill Company at 11th and Portland Avenue in Tacoma on Tuesday morning. They claim that so many workers honored the picket that the mill did not operate Tuesday. Local 3-38 workers are on strike against Simpson in Shelton.
Three of the people in photo are IWA 3-38 members from Shelton; the person who is second from the left is a union carpenter who stopped by to give moral support. His name is Roger Dudley...
From left: Patsy Glaser, Roger Dudley, Bill Gibson, and Doug Norton.
Bruce Kellman

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Jim Merritt

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Thermal Power Plant--Hanford
WPPSS plant #1 at Hanford has been mothballed.
Photo by Bruce Kellman

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The Rev. Bob Penton is in charge of the Ministry in the Central. The church is devoted to helping the down and out find jobs, get them employment training if necessary and helping others. The program meets at the First Baptist Church downtown. Staff photo by John Giron. 1/22/87

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Sloping Roof, Brick Walls at Little Jim's Pub
Photograph by Bob Rudsit

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Snapshot Contest 1974
Robert Krause, Tacoma, WA

Tacoma Public Library - McCormick (Wheelock) Branch

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Photo Rcv'd: 11/01/1981 - Article date
Business boomed - for awhile - at Tacoma's movie studio located at Titlow Beach

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Steam escaped from the broken pipes on the coal-fired engine of the African Queen after she broke down during a news media cruise of Seattle's Lake Union Monday morning. Damage to the 76-year-old African steamer of movie fame evidently came during a January visit to the mid-west during sub-zero cold spell. The tour continued via a tow. The boat will be on display at the Big Tacoma Boat Show this week. The steam pressure valve indicated zero pressure and the boat whistles remained silent because of the broken pipes.
Bruce Kellman

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-Ape Cake-
Roland Winbeckler, chief decorator for a bakery in suburban Kent, daubbed frosting on a 6-foot, 4-inch gorilla made of banana cake and butter-cream icing. The ape will go on display at a Tacoma firm's private zoo. The 30-year-old Winbeckler has carved all sorts of animals and people out of cake and hopes someday to do something "outrageous" like a life-size Empire State Building or busy street scene.

Cascadia Nov 11 1976

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Dr. David Dye
Public Utility Board Chairman

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Dave Dustan notches log
Dave Dustan, Stadium HS, Tacoma, notches log for footbridge in the backcountry between White and Chinook Passes, Snoqualmie NF.
Jay M. Steinberg, Midway Station, Kent

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Ernesto, left, wife Marina, and son David stand in front of their store, El Compadre, at the corner of 40th and McKinley Ave. The store has become the hub of information and assistance for the stream of Mexicans who continue to flow into Pierce County. They will be receiving an award from a new Hispanic organization in town. (photo by David Brandt)