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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 2009
Page
1
Gander track coach says the team aims to run fast on favorable spring surfaces, eyeing the state meet as a key milestone. Training focuses on technique and endurance ahead of the upcoming competition.
The Baytown Sun invites nominations for its Citizen of the Year with forms available in paper or at 1301 Memorial Dr. The winner will be honored at a reception on March 27. For more information call 281-429-8309.
The NTSB preliminary report says fuel tanks were breached in the January 29 fatal Bearhawk crash near Anahuac, but an Avipro Aircraft source argues tank breaches occurred on impact and did not cause the crash that killed three local men.
Jerry Doyle, Baytown mayoral hopeful, says he will withdraw from the race for personal reasons after filing paperwork but not yet turning it in. Incumbent Stephen DonCarlos remains as the other filer, leaving DonCarlos as the sole remaining candidate for now. Doyle, 69, has long been a Baytown property owner and former National Flame and Forge employee who also served a 16 month DoD Baghdad stint as a contractor. He hints at future runs and a possible bid for mayor in another election.
Baytown artist Ken Pridgeon donated a painting titled Saturday afternoon at the Brunson to the Baytown Historical Museum amid a wave of local works. Terry Presley, incoming museum director, visited Pridgeon at the Art Center to select a historically themed piece for display.
Baytown leaders weigh two ordinances amid push by local bar owners to permit stand alone smoking options. Tammy Miller of Knuckleheads gathered 626 signatures backing the petition as council eyes a public hearing next month and May election as a fallback if amendments fail. Mayor DonCarlos notes likely May vote.
A $612,760 grant to Lee College will expand technology programs to train students for the petrochemical industry. The Gulf Coast Energy Job Training Program funds a four college partnership with Brazosport, College of the Mainland and San Jacinto to develop certification-based entry level programs. Lee will add petrochemical process piping design, instrument design and wiring installation with simulation software for real time online training.
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