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Whidbey Island Bingo Player
1 1/2-year-old baby Nickki Leidhelm

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Broadway for the People
Bruce A. Kellman/Photographer

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Snapshot Contest - 1971
Fourth Place Winner - Carolyn K Caine, Puyallup, WA

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The Robert Dillinghams Were Honored
Robert Dillingham, newly elected president of the Tacoma Lawn Tennis Club, and his wife, are pictured in the clubhouse lounge shortly before Saturday's black tie dinner dance which honored them.

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Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Dillingham

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Dr. Giulio di Furia
Photo by Western State Hospital, Fort Steilacoom, Washington.

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Snapshot Contest - 1971
Mt Rainier Moonscape

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He Had a Windfall
Photograph by Jerry Buck

TNT 04/08/1971 A1

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Watch That Turkey Trot

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--Highway 167 'Missing Link'--
The State Highways Department has announced that construction of this section of SR 167 between Sumner and Pacific City has been delayed for lack of funding. However, a $900,000 contract has been awarded Scarsella Bros., Seattle, to construct the 1.4-mile section between Main Street at Sumner and 32nd Street East (in foreground). A temporary connection will carry traffic from the freeway to the nearby West Valley Highway at 32nd, Ralph Kerslake, the department's District 3 engineer, said Wednesday.
(news 06/02/1971)

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Indians, Puyallup
Photo by Bruce Kellman

A person in Native dress talks to some people.

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Indian cigs
Photo by Bob Rudsit

Police and state revenue agents seized cartons of unstamped cigarettes and other Tabacco products allegedly headed for the Satiacum Smoke Shop. The raid was based on a state law prohibiting unlicensed distributors from handling unstamped cigarettes. Puyallup Tribal member Robert Satiacum is not a licensed dealer according to Robert Munzinger, who serves as assistant director of field operations for the Revenue Department. Photo by Tribune staff member Bob Rudsit.
A person walks to a smoke shop that has "Drive in Window Service" written on the front.

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Trackmen Place Heavier Rails

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Citizenship Day
A Celebration of Citizenship
Formulating an official welcome to be extended Thursday to newly naturalized citizens and young voters are, left to right, Leonard W. Anderson, officer in charge of the Tacoma Office of Immigration and Naturalization, John V. Susan, president of the Tacoma-Pierce County Americanization Council, Mrs. Ragnhild Banister, a recently naturalized citizen, and John P. Boyd, district director of immigration and naturalization. Mrs. Bannister, who was born in Germany, will represent the 248 citizens naturalized through the local office this year when she speaks at the Citizenship Day program, which will start at 8 p.m. at the Public Utilities Building, 3628 S. 35th St.
Russ Carmack Photographer

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Seniors
Photograph by Jerry Buck

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The Big Pitch
Tacoma Mayor Gordon Johnston pitches the first horseshoe as the Metropolitan Park District's new senior citizen's park in the Salishan area was dedicated Friday afternoon. City and Park officials as well as a number of senior citizens attended ceremonies.
Russ Carmack/Photographer

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James M. Koon
Mack Koon at Norm Smith's The Look of Business

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James M. Koon
J. Mack Koon

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Mrs. Dolores Silas
1971
Principal, Reed Elementary School
Tacoma Public Schools Photo

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Mrs. Dolores Silas
Staff photo by Bob Rudsit

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Dolores Silas and Reed School Pupils

Reed Elementary School principal Dolores Silas and Reed School pupils. At the time, Silas was one of only three female administrators in the Tacoma Public School system. Silas earned a BA degree at Tuskegee Institute in Alabama and did graduate work at the University of Arizona.

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--High-rise Curb Splits Interstate 5--
Work on a concrete divider strip separating the northbound and southbound lanes of Interstate 5 has progressed from North Ft. Lewis to 56th Street in Tacoma. The project will be complete when the divider is in place all the way to the Puyallup River bridge. Most of the divider is made of pre-cast concrete, although some sections are poured on the spot. The project also includes illumination in some spots. Division of the freeway adds up to a $2,320,000 contract for Woodworth & Co., Inc., of Tacoma.
Russ Carmack Photographer

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Port Rail Crews
Photograph by Bob Rudsit

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Strikingly Rugged

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Tacoma Lawn Tennis Club Proposed Indoor Expansion
Harris, Reed & Litzenberger, Architects

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Vacation Home on Burley Lagoon

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American Smelting + Refining
Smelter's Beauty Paradox
Photograph by Bruce A. Kellman

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--A Light Fantastic Trip--
Motorists who travel on Interstate 5 during night and early morning hours have noticed something new in addition to a concrete barrier separating the north and southbound lanes between Tacoma and Ft. Lewis. A major portion of the project includes the installation of a powerful lighting system. Persons who have driven past the new lights say they are so bright that headlights are hardly needed

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A Spot of Fall Color

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New Lakewood Tavern Has Nautical Theme
Photograph by Bob Rudsit