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Carlton Ball

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Antique dealer Dog Bassett cues up a "78" on one of the several Victrola phonographs he deals. Among his specialties is a 25,000-piece record stock. Bassett owns "The Time Machine" on Broadway.

Photo by Geff Hinds

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Crowd at Dedication
Port Industrial Waterway Bridge

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Port of Tacoma--City Waterway

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Port of Tacoma--City Waterway

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Aerial view of Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad terminals and Shaffer terminals at Tacoma, Washington.

Chapin Bowen Inc. Photographers

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"NEWS 3/17/89 (Photo by Russ Carmack)
Judy Slaney puts a Mazda decal on the tail gate of a Mazda 4x4 pick-up truck at the Mazda import facility at the Port of Tacoma. Congress is taking a critical look at Foreign Trade Zones to see if they help or hinder the U.S. economy. Port of Tacoma has the second largest Free Trade Zone in the country, and the port officials consider it an important economic development too. Mazda adds accessories and detailing to cars imported from Japan and Korea.

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Restaurants and Nightclubs

Two people hold toast with glasses of wine in front of windows overlooking the water. A wine menu on the table says, "The Cliff House."

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New Lakewood Tavern Has Nautical Theme
Photograph by Bob Rudsit

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

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"I live on K street and I'm at war!" With those words Mary Miller, a hilltop resident and parent of 3 school-age children, introduced herself to a classroom of other concerned citizens during an hour-long workshop for "Safe Streets" held at Mt Tahoma High School this evening. Several Hundred (one count had it at 500) folks met in various classroom settings to discuss strategies and vent their fears and frustrations in dealing with the cities problems of late and assigning each participant an "action front" theme to concentrate and educate upon. Miller, who listens to a speaker emphasize the need for group action, sits next to her "Safe Streets" sweatshirt.
Geff Hinds/photo
Gordon/news

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--Salishan Residents Alliance--
Part of the Salishan Residents Alliance's goal is to give children a safe place to have activities such as this classroom in the East Side Neighborhood Center in the Salishan Project, where children left, Charles Ferrell Jr., 6, and Lashaunda Williams, 7 right, draw on the board before pizza.
Photo by Dean J. Koepfler

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School, Tacoma Vocational-Technical Institute

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Construction of the new Bates Voc-Tech Institute--Michael Heard of Tacoma with Totem Electric, bending pipes to fit.
Photo by T.E. Donoghue

Back of photo: Spacious Quarters, School, Boze, James L. Elementary Mar 2 1969

Mrs. Catherine Egan was reading to the second graders at Lister Elementary. The storytelling was a part of the program "Reading is FUNdamental," organized by the American Association of University Women. The program's purpose was to encourage children to read after school students would attend the storytelling and then choose a book to bring home. Photo by staff member Bob Rudsit.

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Photograph by Bob Rudsit
Feb 15 1974
Tacoma News Tribune

Back of photo: McIlvaigh Jr. High Mar 6 1963

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Northwoods Trek Park
Name: Chocolate Mousse
Photograph by: Jerry Buck

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Northwoods Trek Park
Name: Chocolate Mousse
Photograph by: Jerry Buck

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Thermal Power--Hanford

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Thermal Power--Hanford

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Washington Public Power Supply System

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Official Photo
Washington Public Power Supply System

A cartoon credited to Frank Shiers Jr. Five people wearing business suits examine plans spread out on a desk. The office door says "Energy Dept."

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AP Newsfeatures Photo
Demolished Town
The empty shell of the old Hanford High School is the largest remaining sign of the farm town of Hanford, WA., which was demolished along with White Bluffs to make way for nuclear weapons plants near the Columbia River fifty years ago March 6th. Hanford's name lives on as the moniker of the sprawling Hanford nuclear reservation in southeastern Washington. Wartime urgency doomed the towns.
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Fire fighters from Kitsap County and Kingston and other volunteers comb the beach at Indianola cleaning up an oil spill.

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As early evening moves into dusk....
19-year-old Tacoma resident Janine Absten (right) and 19-year-old Sean Brown (Tacoma) light candles as part of a protest (and vigil) that was joined by 150 others at Owen Beach this evening. The group was concerned by the recent oil spill in Alaska and spent the time discussing the issues surrounding the incident and voicing feelings thereof. The group, with many families and children present created no problems for park officials who earlier were concerned that the protest might grow out of hand, possibly resulting in damages. After the gathering members left the park.
Geff Hinds/Photo
Gordon/News

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Theresa Hyer, 15, is Silhouetted in Early Shadow of Another Time
The Forest Rapidly Reclaims One of the Remaining Patients' Cabins

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Peck Field