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Stillman, Chuck (Johnson Point, WA) - 1

Stillman, Chuck (Johnson Point, WA) - 1

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BUSINESS -- Reporter: Cole
Chuck Stillman and his long term investments: Chuck among his 45-year-old Douglas Fir trees on his 52-acre tree farm near Johnson Point, Olympia, WA. Stumpage prices have been a boom to the little guy, non-corporate tree farmers is the story line.

Stevens, Isaac I. and Margaret (First Governor of Wash. Territory) - 5

Stevens, Isaac I. and Margaret (First Governor of Wash. Territory) - 5

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Mrs. J.S.H (Kate Stevens Bates) of Olympia, daughter of Governor Isaac I. Stevens, who made the treaty of 1855 with the Indians.
Left: Chief Polsupine (sp) of Yakima, whose uncle signed the treaty of 1855.
Right: Chief Billy Joshua of Oregon, Chief of Umatillas, whose grandfather signed the Umatillas treaty.
Please credit photo to McKnight Studio, Olympia.
Exclusive photo.

Stenger, Tom (Politician) - 5

Stenger, Tom (Politician) - 5

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Legislator Ruth Fisher, left, and Tacoma City Councilman Tom Stenger took a ride on Portland's new "MAX", a light rail system that brings commuters into the downtown Portland center. They were part of a group of Pierce and Snohomish officials who visited Portland Nov. 21-22 to learn about the light rail system.
Staff photo by Bruce Kellman

Stallings, Rev. George - 5

Stallings, Rev. George - 5

STALLINGS AFFAIR -- According to a published report, The Rev. George Stallings, who broke from the Catholic Church last year to form an independent African-American Church, had a two-year homosexual relationship with an employee of his former church.
Associated Press Photo, 1989

Stallings, Rev. George - 4

Stallings, Rev. George - 4

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The Rev. George A. Stallings talks about his split with the Roman Catholic Church, and founding his own Imani Temple in Washington D.C., in Rev. Vernon Burroughs office prior to services at Allen African Methodist Episcopal Church.
Staff photo by Bill Hunter

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