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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 2008
Page
1
Robert E. Lee football coach Dick Olin, known for a pass-first approach, announces a shift toward a smash-mouth offensive philosophy for the Ganders. The move signals a reevaluation of strategy and a focus on physical play this season.
The Bay Area Rehabilitation Center invites Baytown and the entire Bay Area to a 60th birthday party on June 10, the date of its first board meeting. Speakers include LeRoy Louis Veselka and Jack Winston Williams.
The Baytown Special Olympics gathered nearly 200 athletes for the 27th annual event featuring track, field, and relay races under a sunny Saturday. Debra Martin cheered her 13-year-old daughter Taylor, a Gentry Junior student with cerebral palsy, who overcame walking barriers with unwavering support from her coach.
Baytown voters face a key May 10 election with council members debating a proposed litter ordinance that would hold businesses more responsible for parking lot cleanliness. Longtime councilman Don Murray will not seek re election leaving three candidates Terry Sain David McElwrath or Kyle Bilnoski to decide the measure. Sain a district 4 candidate and environmental manager at LCY Elastomers opposes the proposal citing burdens on businesses while urging city beautification and community service involvement.
Under sunny skies Baytown hosts the 20th annual Bayshore Fine Rides Auto Show along Texas Avenue. Hundreds of car lovers, some from 300 miles away, admire 135 vehicles including a 1942 Army Ambulance and a 1947 Mack fire truck. Ellard Lambert notes the event sparks youth memories and supports historic restoration.
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