Northwest ORCA

Bennett, Ramona (Puyallup) - 2

5.1.2-TNT0090B
Item
10/29/1975

Part of Tacoma News Tribune Photograph Files

Back of Photo:
Ramona Bennett

Staff photo by Jerry Buck

Bennett, Ramona (Puyallup) - 9

5.1.2-TNT0097B
Item
06/30/1979

Part of Tacoma News Tribune Photograph Files

Back of Photo:
Ramona Bennett

Bennett, Ramona (Puyallup) - 10

5.1.2-TNT0098B
Item
01/31/1984

Part of Tacoma News Tribune Photograph Files

Front of Photo:
Ramona Bennett shown with her daughter, Ee-Nuck-A-Mee, 7, is best known for her years of activism as Chairwomen of the Puyallup Tribe in Tacoma, Wash. Today, Ms. Bennett is Director of Family Services at the Seattle Indian Center where her job involves finding Indian foster homes for homeless Indian children.

Staff photo by Bruce Kellman

Bennett, Ramona (Puyallup) - 11

5.1.2-TNT0126B
Item
02/08/1978

Part of Tacoma News Tribune Photograph Files

Back of Photo:
Ramona Bennett

Bennett, Ramona (Puyallup) - 13

5.1.2-TNT0119B
Item
03/16/1977

Part of Tacoma News Tribune Photograph Files

Back of Photo:
Ramona Bennett
Mar 16 1977

"George Carlson and Associates - Western Lecture/Entertainment Bureau - Agents for Entertainers and Speakers... National - Local - Regional... Arcade Building - Seattle, Washington 98101 USA Phone Area Code 206 - 623 - 8045"

Best, John (Owner of Tacoma Stars) - 4

5.1.2-TNT0083B
Item
01/29/1986

Part of Tacoma News Tribune Photograph Files

Back of Photo:
Best, John

Best, John (Owner of Tacoma Stars) - 5

5.1.2-TNT0084B
Item
12/17/1983

Part of Tacoma News Tribune Photograph Files

Back of Photo:
John Best

Bissell, Silas (Member of Weather Undergound; legally changed name to Terry Jackson) - 1

5.1.2-TNT0079B
Item
01/23/1987

Part of Tacoma News Tribune Photograph Files

From Caption of Included Photo:
EUGENE, Ore.--Silas Trim Bissell is led to federal court Friday in Eugene for a hearing to determine whether the federal charges against him for his alleged role in an attempted campus bombing 17 years ago will be heard in Seattle.

(Note: cropped photo)

Associated Press photo

Bundy, Ted - 4

5.1.2-TNT0103B
Item
1977/08/10

Part of Tacoma News Tribune Photograph Files

Back of photo:
Theodore Bundy
Photo By Mark Lewy please credit

Bundy, Ted - 8

5.1.2-TNT0107B
Item
1977/08/07

Part of Tacoma News Tribune Photograph Files

Back of photo:
Theodore R. Bundy
Photo By Mark Lewy please credit

Bundy, Ted - 9

5.1.2-TNT0108B
Item
1977/08/07

Part of Tacoma News Tribune Photograph Files

Back of photo:
Theodore R. Bundy
Photo By Mark Lewy please credit

Bundy, Ted - 13

5.1.2-TNT0112B
Item
1977/08/10

Part of Tacoma News Tribune Photograph Files

Back of photo:
Theodore Bundy
Photo By Mark Lewy please credit

Hegarty, Kevin (Director of Tacoma Public Library) - 2

5.1.2--TNT0057H
03/18/1977

Part of Tacoma News Tribune Photograph Files

Back of Photo:
Irish ice

Hegarty, Kevin (Director of Tacoma Public Library) - 4

5.1.2--TNT0059H
10/14/1975

Part of Tacoma News Tribune Photograph Files

Back of Photo:
Kevin Hegarty - Dir. Tacoma Pub. Library
Photo by Jerry Buck

Herbert, Frank - 3

5.1.2--TNT0003H
Item
01/14/1973

Part of Tacoma News Tribune Photograph Files

Back of Photo:
Frank Herbert
Photographed By Phil H. Webber

Herbert, Frank - 4

5.1.2--TNT0004H
Item
07/14/1974

Part of Tacoma News Tribune Photograph Files

Back of Photo:
Frank Herbert

Honeysett, Norma (Tigers owner) - 2

5.1.2--TNT0054H
07/28/1987

Part of Tacoma News Tribune Photograph Files

Back of Photo:
Norma Honeysett
Part owner of the Tacoma Tigers
Photo by Peter Haley

Treaty Beer - 1

5.1.2--TNT0133T

Part of Tacoma News Tribune Photograph Files

Tacoma News Tribune 04/28/1988 A1

Vietnamese (Refugees, Etc.) - 2

5.1.2--TNT0002V
05/22/1975

Part of Tacoma News Tribune Photograph Files

Binh Duong, a former interpreter for Americans in Vietnam, speaks to a public assistance caseworker. Duong led a group of Vietnamese refugees that he arrived with in May 1975. Duong himself already had a job and was employed by the Department of Social and Health Services to help other refugee families adjust to the new environment.

Back of Photo:
Binh Duong

Vietnamese (Refugees, Etc.) - 7

5.1.2--TNT0007V
03/08/1976

Part of Tacoma News Tribune Photograph Files

Back of Photo:
--Mailorder English--
Mui Tran, 58 is learning "survival" English by reading daily from the Sears catalog, the textbook for his class at Tacoma Community College. But the former tea farmer from the high mountains of Vietnam is quickly learning why so many people call the mail-order catalogs "wishbooks." Like his classmates in 90 similar classes in Washington, Tran's inability to speak English is barring him from finding a job.

Vietnamese (Refugees, Etc.) - 11

5.1.2--TNT0011V
01/05/1989

Part of Tacoma News Tribune Photograph Files

Back of Photo:
Thuy Vu, Vietnamese refugee, represents the Bureau of Refugee Assistance. He met with Vietnam vets who are returning to Vietnam at a special meeting held a the American Lake Veterans Hospital.
News/Leslie Brown
Bruce Larson/Photo

Visiting Place Program (Central Lutheran Church) - 1

5.1.2--TNT0012V
04/01/1988

Part of Tacoma News Tribune Photograph Files

Back of Photo:
Central Lutheran Church volunteer Robert G. Freeman, right, played wit Matthew, 6 mo., while mother Kim (didn't want last name used) held Matthew and brother Dean, 21 mo. The family was visiting at the Central Lutheran Church "Visiting Place Program."
Merryman
Bruce Larson/Photo

Washington Corrections Center Shelton, WA. - 1

5.1.2--TNT0001W
11/10/1961

Part of Tacoma News Tribune Photograph Files

Back of Photo:
New Correction Center

Washington Corrections Center Shelton, WA. - 5

5.1.2--TNT0005W
09/16/1980

Part of Tacoma News Tribune Photograph Files

Weaver Production Inc. (H.C. Weaver Productions Inc.) (movie studio, Titlow Beach) - 1

5.1.2--TNT0013W
C. 1926

Part of Tacoma News Tribune Photograph Files

Back of Photo:
Photo Rcv'd: 11/01/1981 - Article Date
Pasting Tacoma All Over the World
Here is shown H. C. Weaver, president of H. C. Weaver Productions, Inc., pasting what is known as a 24 sheet on the Market street side of the Rialto Theater. The bill tells its own story, but this picture tells more. It is the start of real publicity for Tacoma, as "Hearts and Fists" will be advertised in trade journals in getting it before exhibitors, then in local papers where it is to be shown and finally on the silver sheet before audiences - and the name Tacoma is tacked securely to this publicity.

Rialto Theatre Starting Saturday Jan. 2
World's Premiere!!
The H. C. Weaver Production
Hearts and Fists
Made in Tacoma
Directed by Lloyd Ingraham