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Image of State Representative Mike Ross being arrested at UCWA protest, June 7, 1972
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State Representative Mike Ross being arrested at UCWA protest, June 7, 1972

A 1970 federal court order established minority hiring percentages for construction unions. Two years later, the United Construction Workers Association (UCWA), a minority group, protested Seattle’s ongoing non-compliance with the order. In early June, they closed down a number of construction sites around Seattle. Despite a temporary restraining order from the King County Superior Court, UCWA members gathered June 7…
ID Number:2000.107.19720608.2.05
Date:1972
Image of UCWA leaders at head of  march at Seattle Central Community College, June 7, 1972
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UCWA leaders at head of march at Seattle Central Community College, June 7, 1972

A 1970 federal court order established minority hiring percentages for construction unions. Two years later, the United Construction Workers Association (UCWA), a minority group, protested Seattle’s ongoing non-compliance with the order. In early June, they closed down a number of construction sites around Seattle. Despite a temporary restraining order from the King County Superior Court, UCWA members gathered June 7…
ID Number:2000.107.19720608.2.31
Date:1972
Image of Tyree Scott being arrested at UCWA protest at Seattle Central Community College, June 7, 1972
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Tyree Scott being arrested at UCWA protest at Seattle Central Community College, June 7, 1972

A 1970 federal court order established minority hiring percentages for construction unions. Two years later, the United Construction Workers Association (UCWA), a minority group, protested Seattle’s ongoing non-compliance with the order. In early June, they closed down a number of construction sites around Seattle. Despite a temporary restraining order from the King County Superior Court, UCWA members gathered on June…
ID Number:2000.107.19720608.2.36
Date:1972
Image of Worker processing oysters at Taylor United plant in Shelton, WA, February 14, 1993
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Worker processing oysters at Taylor United plant in Shelton, WA, February 14, 1993

The protected tidal waters of Puget Sound produce a perfect growing environment for shellfish. Oysters, geoducks, clams, and mussels have been staple items in the diet of Coast Salish tribes for millennia due to their abundance in the area. Early white settlers in Washington quickly found local shellfish to be a valuable export fetching high prices in San Francisco. The…
ID Number:2000.107.19930214.7.20
Date:1993
Image of Workers processing oysters at Taylor United plant in Shelton, WA, February 14, 1993
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Workers processing oysters at Taylor United plant in Shelton, WA, February 14, 1993

The protected tidal waters of Puget Sound produce a perfect growing environment for shellfish. Oysters, geoducks, clams, and mussels have been staple items in the diet of Coast Salish tribes for millennia due to their abundance in the area. Early white settlers in Washington quickly found local shellfish to be a valuable export fetching high prices in San Francisco. The…
ID Number:2000.107.19930214.7.36
Date:1993
Image of Workers processing oysters at Taylor United plant in Shelton, WA, February 14, 1993
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Workers processing oysters at Taylor United plant in Shelton, WA, February 14, 1993

The protected tidal waters of Puget Sound produce a perfect growing environment for shellfish. Oysters, geoducks, clams, and mussels have been The protected tidal waters of Puget Sound produce a perfect growing environment for shellfish. Oysters, geoducks, clams, and mussels have been staple items in the diet of Coast Salish tribes for millennia due to their abundance in the area.…
ID Number:2000.107.19930214.8.04
Date:1993
Image of Employees leaving Boeing 747 plant, Everett, February 18, 1993
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Employees leaving Boeing 747 plant, Everett, February 18, 1993

In 1989, Boeing employment in the Puget Sound region was at a record high of over 106,000 workers. In the early 1990s, amid a national recession and increased competition from Airbus, Boeing’s European competitor, the Boeing Company announced a 36% reduction to commercial aircraft production and a cut of 19,000 jobs in the region.In this photo, Boeing workers are shown…
ID Number:2000.107.19930218.13.13
Date:1993
Image of Frank Shrontz and Harold Carr at press conference announcing Boeing layoffs, Seattle, February 18, 1993
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Frank Shrontz and Harold Carr at press conference announcing Boeing layoffs, Seattle, February 18, 1993

In 1989, Boeing employment in the Puget Sound region was at a record high of over 106,000 workers. In the early 1990s, amid a national recession and increased competition from Airbus, Boeing’s European competitor, the Boeing Company announced a 36% reduction to commercial aircraft production and a cut of 19,000 jobs in the region.In this photo, Boeing chairman Frank Shrontz…
ID Number:2000.107.19930218.13.26
Date:1993
Image of Boeing chairman Frank Shrontz waiting for press conference, Seattle, February 18, 1993
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Boeing chairman Frank Shrontz waiting for press conference, Seattle, February 18, 1993

In 1989, Boeing employment in the Puget Sound region was at a record high of over 106,000 workers. In the early 1990s, amid a national recession and increased competition from Airbus, Boeing’s European competitor, the Boeing Company announced a 36% reduction to commercial aircraft production and a cut of 19,000 jobs in the region.In this photo, Boeing chairman Frank Shrontz,…
ID Number:2000.107.19930218.14.14
Date:1993
Image of President Clinton speaking to employees at  Boeing plant, Everett, February 22, 1993
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President Clinton speaking to employees at Boeing plant, Everett, February 22, 1993

In 1989, Boeing employment in the Puget Sound region was at a record high of over 106,000 workers. In the early 1990s, amid a national recession and increased competition from Airbus, Boeing’s European competitor, the Boeing Company announced a 36% reduction to commercial aircraft production and a cut of 19,000 jobs in the region.In this photo, recently inaugurated President Bill…
ID Number:2000.107.19930222.11.33
Date:1993
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