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Little Detroit of the West
AUBURN WASHINGTON
A Wide Awake City On The Move

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Protest

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Tacoma--City Hall

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Big Fire at Auburn

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L.H. Bates Vocational - Technical Institute of Tacoma - Orchard Street Campus
The Berry & Berry Associates
Architects-Planners-Engineers

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Aerial View From South
City Hall Plan

Old City Hall Plan
Only the clock tower is saved in this old City Hall proposal presented Tuesday to the Coty Council. The proposal, jointly made by Alan Liddle, James Harris and William Reed, local architects, calls for tearing down most of the old City Hall and building a new structure for a performing arts auditorium. The new structure would span Commerce Street and have its main entrance on Broadway, near the old Elks Temple at left. TNT 05-10-1967 A6.

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Auburn Parade

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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

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Jail Break
Mike Herberholz (left), 3785 Olympic
Sy Schwartz, 1610 S Stevens

Tacoma News Tribune 08/01/1962 A3

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Auburn Fire

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Construction of the new Bates Voc-Tech Institute South Campus is up for criticism.
Photo by T.E. Donoghue

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Fire ordinance violations

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Going Fishing?

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Ivenn Lean (standing), translates puzzling forms for fellow student Xuyen Huynh, during a class at L. H. Bates Vocational School in welding, Tuesday afternoon. This particular class consisted of Cambodians.
Bill Virgin/Story
Melissa Stevenson/Photo

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Tacoma--City Hall

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"Cracked Plaster"

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Toni Hale, an auto mechanic student at Bates, the Voc School is a single parent of Tiffany Morris (5), was chosen the Automotive Dept. Bates student of the year last year, and after class she is a work study student and works in the school office as a secretary. She has been in the auto program for a year and a half, and is a good enough student that the instructor uses her to teach newer students to the class. One of the major problems in this trade is that the instructor said NO employer will give a trained woman mechanic a chance. But that doesn't deter Toni, she wants to specialize in Electrical problems and Tune-up work. Her instructor is trying to steer her into the Service Writers position, but she wants to be in the pits. She chose this profession because she got tired of guys ripping her off when she took her car in for repairs and the cost of getting it repaired. She is pleased with herself and the way the car runs after she gets through repairing it, she said it's a challenge. She said the course is not easy but you will never know you can do it until you try, that's why she did. She said she doesn't listen to the males in the class, and their egos,... In the photo she is making a mixture adjustment to a cars carburetor and checking the reading on the Sun Scope.
Photo by Russ Carmack

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Tacoma--City Hall

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"If Someone Flipped"

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Puyallup's South Hill Meridian strip in full bloom on a recent afternoon.
Geff Hinds/photo-news

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Tacoma--City Hall

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Undisturbed
Photo by Bruce A. Kellman

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Jim Russell walks near an area of water with piles of manure in it (background behind subject). The Firgrove resident is concerned the manure in the diked area on 144th St. E. will create a health hazard.
Joe Giron/photo

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Railing at Old Square

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Paul Rockwell, a junior at Stadium High School, gets a chuckle from a story by Tacoma Equal Employment Officer Melannie D. C. White, as she talks about the Tacoma Scene, power and self respect, during Pierce County's Safe Streets Youth Forum at the University of Puget Sound.
Gilbert/News
Bill Hunter/Photo

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Tacoma--City Hall

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Auburn's cramped quarters
Mayor Stan Kersey, right, in busy city building-department office.
Photo by Warren Anderson

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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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Longitudinal Section (Schematic)
Plans for a convention center
Robert W. Evans