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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 2008
Page
1
Inside today sports notes that about 200 players across Baytown’s three high schools train on campus four days a week performing weight lifts and sprint drills to stay in top condition.
Area pastors offer their daily reflections on biblical principles and devotional thoughts for readers seeking inspiration.
Coastal Views 2008 presents a free Baytown Sun guide with tips on relocation and leisure. Notable names listed include John Pemberton Cowan Floyd Cirati Bobby Y oakum Scott Robinson Bernice Rusher McLain.
The forecast calls for partly sunny skies with one thunderstorm possible. High near 87 degrees, low around 75, chance of rain remains low to moderate across the afternoon and evening.
A Baytown eighth grader charged with capital murder in her newborn son’s death will remain in Harris County juvenile custody. The judge delayed release to family, weighing adult certification that could bring a life sentence. Next hearing in 10 days.
Baytown City Manager Garry Brumback proposes an ordinance targeting abandoned structures to curb their blight. The plan mirrors a Corpus Christi rule, declaring neglected buildings public nuisances and requiring owners to secure, maintain, or rehabilitate them with a clear timetable.
Baytown City Council unanimously approves an interlocal agreement with Harris County for a circulator bus route. City will fund 75000 dollars, matched by Lee College, to start next month, with three years of planning and public input cited as groundwork.
Baytown artist Jack Cowan died at 87, remembered for his outdoorsmanship and conservation work. A prominent wildlife painter, he helped shape Texas wildlife art and contributed to the Texas Red Drum Conservation Act of 1977. His daughter Kitty Allen shared memories of his lifelong love affair with Texas nature.
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