A striking worker sits in the back of a pick up truck parked in front of the G.W. Paulson flooring business storefront. A mannequin wearing a hardhat holds a sign reading, "On strike against G.W. Paulson."

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Harold G. Moss

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Thermal Power--Hanford

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Theresa Hyer Explores the Furnace of the Sanitarium.

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Port of Tacoma--City Waterway

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Strikingly Rugged

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48th & I-5
W. Zimmerman

Tacoma Public Library - Swasey Branch

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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

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Woman Race Winner Before the Race
Candace Cable-Brooke (right) helps a fellow racer stretch out before the race. His name is Paul Clark from Terris B. C.. Candace is from California and she went on to win the women's division in the race.
Photo by Russ Carmack

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Rob McGarvey of Maple Valley puts his all into the arm wrestling competition Maple B Valley Days but lost this match in the double-elimination tourney.
Photo By Peter Haley

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(TAC1) TACOMA, WN. Apr. 22 -- Under The Dome --
Thousands of picket-sign carrying teachers stormed the Capitol grounds at Olympia demanding special property tax levy relief for schools from the Legislature. Veteran lawmakers who have been besieged before, nevertheless got the message. The demonstration continues tomorrow.

A black and white photo of picketers holdings signs reading, "Edmonds Teachers Care! We're Together E.E.A. WEB," and "Innocent Kids Face Capitol Punishment WEA-NEA." The Washington State Capitol building can be seen in the background.

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Backwoods' equal rights
Tina Lindstrom, Franklin Pierce HS, Tacoma, and Dave Dustan, Stadium HS, Tacoma, carry log used to make footbridge. Tool used is a Swede Hook... nick-named "nose-pickers"
Jay M. Steinberg, Midway Station, Kent

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Sewing Class Begins
Photograph by Jerry Buck

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Indians, Nisqually

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Left to right -- Sin Ja Jo, Yang Sun Yon, Tok Sun Young
Kellman photo

Sin Ja Jo, Yang Sun Yon, and Tok Sun Young hold signs reading, "Unfair labor practice- strike." They participate in a walk-out turned lockout, protesting Path Enterprises on 7717 Portland Ave. The workers had voted in August to form a union, but contract negotiators for the union and the company had not yet reached an agreement.

Two striking workers hold signs reading, "On Strike Local 82 Plumbers and Pipefitters University Mech."

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Susan Mersereau
Vice President and General Mgr.
Weyerhaeuser Information Systems

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Atomic Power Plant--Hanford

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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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John Jayroe Jr. talks about the incident in Tillicum that left him with a broken nose and two black eyes after Pierce County Sheriffs deputies hit him in the face with a baton.
News/Gilbert
Photo/Bill Hunter

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New Lakewood Tavern Has Nautical Theme
Photograph by Bob Rudsit

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Everywhere
W. Zimmerman

Tacoma Public Library - Martin Luther King Jr. Branch

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L Brown story
Carrie Thomas gets one of the few good vantage points to be had in a crowded ceremony at MLKing Branch of the Tacoma Public Library. (Her dad is the support, he is Dave Thomas, one of the project's architects).

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Margaret Stickler is a volunteer with The Visiting Place, where volunteers supervise visits between CPS parents and their children who are in foster care.

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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

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Wrist Wrestling
Photo by Russ Carmack