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MATTERS OF THE HEART 7 University of Washington Libraries The University of Washington athletic staff in 1926, the year John Spellman was born. Bart Spellman is third from left in the front row. Other legendary Huskies in the group are Enoch Bagshaw, head football coach, far left, front row; R.C. “Torchy” Torrance, assistant graduate manager, fourth from left, front row; D.V. “Tubby” Graves, head baseball coach, far left, back row, and C.S. “Hec” Edmundson, head basketball coach, fourth from left, back row. better about the son. 16 Starring in the backfield for the 1930 team was “Cowboy” Johnny Cherberg, another future member of the Husky Hall of Fame. Cherberg found his niche in politics after he was fired as head coach in the mid-1950s. He served as lieutenant governor for 32 years, a tenure that spanned five governors, including the line coach’s kid. 17 It was a walk-on who became Coach Spellman’s most famous former pupil. Warren G. Magnuson was a lithe 5-9 scrapper, whip smart and movie-star handsome. During high school in Minnesota, he was a standout quarterback dubbed “Gritty Maggie” when he refused to come out of a game after injuring an ankle. 18 Bagshaw and Spellman doubted Magnuson was big enough to play major-college ball, but they liked his spunk. Bagshaw finagled a job for Magnuson delivering ice—a union job no less—to help him pay for school. The ice came in handy after practice. “I was on the scrub team and we used to go to the stadium every night and let the varsity and the stars run all over us in order that they might get in
8 POLITICS NEVER BROKE HIS HEART shape for the enemy,” Magnuson recalled years later when he was one of the most powerful members of the U.S. Senate. “Jesus, they would slam us around! There was no grass, just dirt, and when the rain soaked the field long enough, when it dried it was like cement. I made the squad, though, and I got to play two minutes in the Rose Bowl.” 19 Magnuson became an important mentor to Bart Spellman’s two sons. 20 MARY CATHERINE SPELLMAN, Bart and Lela’s firstborn, arrived in 1924, David Bartholomew Spellman 15 months later. John Dennis Spellman was born on December 29, 1926, and made his first appearance in print a few days later. A box plopped in the middle of the sports section of The Seattle Times had this to say: It was a lot to live up to.
Page 2 and 3: JOHN SPELLMAN Politics Never Broke
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Page 6 and 7: CONTENTS Preface: A Paradoxical Pol
Page 8 and 9: I PREFACE A Paradoxical Politician
Page 10 and 11: PREFACE III Natalie Forbes © The S
Page 12 and 13: PREFACE V SPELLMAN ALWAYS SAID his
Page 14 and 15: 1 CHAPTER ONE Matters of the Heart
Page 16 and 17: MATTERS OF THE HEART 3 Spellman Fam
Page 18 and 19: MATTERS OF THE HEART 5 Spellman Fam
Page 22 and 23: 9 CHAPTER TWO Growing Up Lela Spell
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Page 30 and 31: GROWING UP 17 “I don’t think he
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Page 34 and 35: THE GRADUATE AND THE NOVICE 21 Lemi
Page 36 and 37: THE GRADUATE AND THE NOVICE 23 Jesu
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Page 44 and 45: HEARTBREAK 31 about the dangers of
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Page 48 and 49: KANE & SPELLMAN 35 specializing in
Page 50 and 51: KANE & SPELLMAN 37 and arranged for
Page 52 and 53: KANE & SPELLMAN 39 EUGENE V. DENNET
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Page 56 and 57: 43 CHAPTER SIX The Swamp What the 1
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PSYCHOLOGICAL WARFARE 57 as well as
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PSYCHOLOGICAL WARFARE 59 Spellman F
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PSYCHOLOGICAL WARFARE 61 the handiw
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PSYCHOLOGICAL WARFARE 63 the silent
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CHANGING TIMES 65 may have seemed i
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CHANGING TIMES 67 for “Metro,”
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69 CHAPTER TEN The Crisis of the Ol
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THE CRISIS OF THE OLD ORDER 71 been
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THE CRISIS OF THE OLD ORDER 73 as w
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THE CRISIS OF THE OLD ORDER 75 Carr
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THE CRISIS OF THE OLD ORDER 77 Char
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THE CRISIS OF THE OLD ORDER 79 As t
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THE CRISIS OF THE OLD ORDER 81 Uhlm
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MAKING AL OLD 83 Spellman’s rejoi
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MAKING AL OLD 85 WASHINGTON STATE A
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MAKING AL OLD 87 how this could hav
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MAKING AL OLD 89 © THE SEATTLE TIM
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THE POLITICAL JOB 91 services, they
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THE POLITICAL JOB 93 GREG GILBERT
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THE POLITICAL JOB 95 like a good ol
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97 CHAPTER THIRTEEN Breaking Barrie
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BREAKING BARRIERS 99 “I always fe
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BREAKING BARRIERS 101 set out to ov
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103 CHAPTER FOURTEEN Way Out Front
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WAY OUT FRONT 105 violate the law!
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WAY OUT FRONT 107 refused to mainta
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WAY OUT FRONT 109 THE HARD HAT MARC
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111 CHAPTER FIFTEEN Mudville In a M
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MUDVILLE 113 being No. 1 in the nat
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MUDVILLE 115 be a miracle” if the
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MUDVILLE 117 unions were pushing fo
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MUDVILLE 119 initial jitters turned
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THRUST BACKWARD 121 baseball and fo
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THRUST BACKWARD 123 an executive—
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THRUST BACKWARD 125 quote of the ye
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THRUST BACKWARD 127 going in that i
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THRUST BACKWARD 129 On December 3,
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THE KINGDOME 131 detailed cost anal
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THE KINGDOME 133 and declared the i
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THE KINGDOME 135 other state in the
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GROUNDBREAKING 137 on with the buil
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GROUNDBREAKING 139 into my office.
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GROUNDBREAKING 141 employment and f
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143 CHAPTER NINETEEN Sand Jacks and
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SAND JACKS AND SMOKE SCREENS 145 co
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SAND JACKS AND SMOKE SCREENS 147 ga
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SAND JACKS AND SMOKE SCREENS 149 th
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SAND JACKS AND SMOKE SCREENS 151 WO
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153 feisty Capitol correspondent, c
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OFF AND RUNNING 155 The former news
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OFF AND RUNNING 157 bury-the-hatche
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159 CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE Primary Colo
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PRIMARY COLORS 161 WASHINGTON STATE
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PRIMARY COLORS 163 © THE SEATTLE T
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PRIMARY COLORS 165 was 239,000 high
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DIXYLAND 167 and Janet Smith worked
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DIXYLAND 169 “I never smart when
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DIXYLAND 171 implication was that S
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DIXYLAND 173 What all this suggests
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DIXYLAND 175 won in a breeze. Dixy
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177 CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE Second Tho
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SECOND THOUGHTS AND THIRD TERMS 179
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FULLY JUSTIFIED 187 KING COUNTY sou
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FULLY JUSTIFIED 189 the county atte
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FULLY JUSTIFIED 191 As Spellman was
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YOU WIN SOME, YOU LOSE SOME 193 Spe
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YOU WIN SOME, YOU LOSE SOME 195 Cou
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YOU WIN SOME, YOU LOSE SOME 197 Alt
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A REAL GOVERNOR 199 the state’s h
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A REAL GOVERNOR 201 “misery index
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A REAL GOVERNOR 203 not going to be
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A REAL GOVERNOR 205 tive and modera
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207 CHAPTER TWENTY-SEVEN McDermott
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MCDERMOTT IS THE QUESTION 209 psych
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MCDERMOTT IS THE QUESTION 211 DAVID
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MCDERMOTT IS THE QUESTION 213 “Ne
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MCDERMOTT IS THE QUESTION 215 Ann E
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MCDERMOTT IS THE QUESTION 217 margi
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TRANSITIONS 219 River system. 2 Env
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TRANSITIONS 221 Opportunity directo
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TRANSITIONS 223 high school in Seat
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TRANSITIONS 225 “entering the gre
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GRAY AND LONELY 227 the first time,
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GRAY AND LONELY 229 Max Pillar’s
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GRAY AND LONELY 231 Polkanomics cal
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GRAY AND LONELY 233 teachers and ad
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GRAY AND LONELY 235 WASHINGTON STAT
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237 CHAPTER THIRTY Fear and Loathin
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245 CHAPTER THIRTY-ONE Choices Havi
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CHOICES 247 can’t find your troop
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CHOICES 249 DAVID HORSEY © SEATTLE
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CHOICES 251 clause to ensure that s
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CHOICES 253 land-use decision was u
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CHOICES 255 Taking stock of his fir
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WHAT NEXT? 257 to the state soldier
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WHAT NEXT? 259 quartet of conservat
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WHAT NEXT? 261 when the turnaround
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WHAT NEXT? 263 THE LEGISLATURE quic
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265 CHAPTER THIRTY-THREE The Ides o
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THE IDES OF MARCH 267 people on the
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THE IDES OF MARCH 269 was a shell g
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AN EPIC PROCESS OF DUE PROCESS 271
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279 CHAPTER THIRTY-FIVE Scratch and
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SCRATCH AND MATCH 281 Puyallup, and
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283 CHAPTER THIRTY-SIX China Spellm
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CHINA 285 WASHINGTON STATE ARCHIVES
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CHINA 287 We wished for it, we got
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CHECKS AND IMBALANCES 289 a nickel
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CHECKS AND IMBALANCES 291 ending Ju
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CHECKS AND IMBALANCES 293 dozens of
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CHECKS AND IMBALANCES 295 Spellman
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CHECKS AND IMBALANCES 297 THE DOOR
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299 CHAPTER THIRTY-EIGHT A Sad Plum
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A SAD PLUM 301 temperament to be a
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A SAD PLUM 303 just driven “a wed
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AFFORDABLE HOUSING 305 crews. Lende
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AFFORDABLE HOUSING 307 against the
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309 CHAPTER FORTY Strong, Ill-defin
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STRONG, ILL-DEFINED NEGATIVES 311 P
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STRONG, ILL-DEFINED NEGATIVES 315 A
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317 CHAPTER FORTY-ONE Booth Whew
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BOOTH WHEW 319 Moloney were fined $
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BOOTH WHEW 321 state issues was “
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BOOTH WHEW 323 The union boss chuck
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BOOTH WHEW 325 meetings and the Lon
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BOOTH WHEW 327 Teresa Spellman hugs
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329 CHAPTER FORTY-TWO Judge Not Spe
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JUDGE NOT 331 stayed out of the fra
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JUDGE NOT 333 qualified and Spellma
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HE COULDN'T WATCH 335 of investing
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HE COULDN'T WATCH 337 as the Marine
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HE COULDN'T WATCH 339 It wasn’t j
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THE OLD GUVS' CLUB 341 liberal for
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THE OLD GUVS' CLUB 343 the majority
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THE OLD GUVS' CLUB 345 Asked what s
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THE OLD GUVS' CLUB 347 It addressed
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349 A U T H O R ' S N O T E AND ACK
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AUTHOR'S NOTES AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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DONORS 353 SPELLMAN FAMILY ALBUM Ja
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SOURCE NOTES 355 9. Ibid. 10. Org,
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SOURCE NOTES 357 15. Ibid., p. 190;
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SOURCE NOTES 359 Chapter Nine: Chan
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SOURCE NOTES 361 7. Butterworth to
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SOURCE NOTES 363 23. P-I, 10-9-69,
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SOURCE NOTES 365 9. Times, 1-10-72,
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SOURCE NOTES 367 10. Schrock to aut
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SOURCE NOTES 369 27. P-I, 11-1-77,
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SOURCE NOTES 371 15. Grays Harbor W
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SOURCE NOTES 373 Chapter 29: Gray a
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SOURCE NOTES 375 24. Times, 4-16-81
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SOURCE NOTES 377 25. Crosscut.com,
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SOURCE NOTES 381 10. Ibid. 11. Ibid
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SOURCE NOTES 383 10. P-I, 10-23-07,
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 385 Brands, H.W., Amer
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 387 Kink, Steve, and C
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389 ABOUT THE AUTHOR John C. Hughes
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INDEX 391 Bagnariol, John 109, 155,
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INDEX 393 Citizens Against Stadium
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INDEX 395 Evers, Medgar (Memorial S
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INDEX 397 Higgins, Henry 155 High N
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INDEX 399 Lake Washington II, 10, 1
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INDEX 401 NCAA Final Four 338 Nelse
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INDEX 403 Reagan, Ronald I, 201, 21
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INDEX 405 Smith College 192 Smith,
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INDEX 407 U.S. Supreme Court 32, 12
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INDEX 409 World Football League 146
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