Houston uses Super Bowl to trumpet its merits
30 Jan 2004 | by Sherri Deatherage Green
HOUSTON: Boosters of Houston pulled out all stops to present the oft-maligned coastal city at its best during the weeks leading up to Super Bowl Sunday.
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HOUSTON: Boosters of Houston pulled out all stops to present the oft-maligned coastal city at its best during the weeks leading up to Super Bowl Sunday.
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