Goose Creek schools split on standardized dress codes
Goose Creek district allows standardized dress at three of five junior schools and 10 of 14 elementary campuses, while others follow district guidelines. Decisions rest with school administrations and parents after surveys. board approval ensures consistency across campuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goose Creek
Laytown
Goose Cree
Horace Mann
Bruce Davis
Davis
Kathy Clausen
Clausen
Laura Smith
Stephen FE. Austin Elementary
Horace Mant
Smith
Stephen F Austin
Office of Administration
Goosecreek Cisd
Lampson and Poe discuss election stances and funding
Lampson backs John Kerry arguing for a new policy direction with emphasis on transportation and infrastructure. Poe supports President Bush citing leadership on core principles and tax cuts to spur growth, while Sampson focuses on his own campaign and congressional roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lampson
John Kerry
Cedar Bayou
Poe
Bush
Sampson
Washington
Iraq
Congress
Texas
United States
Oldest Heinz son pursues hands-on activism and privacy
Teresa Heinz Kerry’s eldest son H. John Heinz IV, 37, lives with his wife Kristann on a secluded 163 acre farm near Philadelphia. He runs a Buddhist high school for troubled teens and reproduces ironwork, seeking privacy away from his campaign and the Heinz Endowments. He remains on some boards but avoids public exposure, while his family funds environmental and educational causes in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottsville
Teresa Heinz Kerry
Pennsylvania
H. John Heinz IV
John Kerry
Heinz-Kerry
Heinz Endowment
Heinz Kerry
Kristann
Philadelphia
Kerry
Heinz Foundation
Heinz Endowments
The
Washington Post
John
Astrid
Heinz
John Heinz
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Peter Ryan
Tinicum Art and Science
Bucks County
Michael Carr
Family Foundation
Carr
Lampson Connects With Barrett Station Voters In Weekend Push
Congressman Lampson mingled with Barrett Station residents during a campaign stop to hear local concerns. He urged jobs retention in the US and discussed adoption over abortion issues, while some residents praised his values and others remained neutral about November support. He plans to visit a new neighborhood each weekend through election time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Wwe
Dennis Hastert
Ilinois
Texas
United States
Sampson
Lampson
Embrick Edwards
Edwards
Congress
Barrett Station
Anthony Minor
Anthony Eagleton
Minor
Eagleton
Crosby
Bush to cut thousands of troops from Europe and Asia
The Associated Press reports President Bush plans to bring home about 70 000 uniformed personnel from Europe and Asia and relocate 100 000 family and support members. No Iraq or Afghanistan forces are affected. Announcement expected Monday in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush
Europe
Asia
Sioux City
Iowa
U.S
World
Iraq
Afghanistan
Veterans of Foreign Wars Conven
Tion
Cincinnati
America
John Kerry
Baytown man reports identity fraud after safety test incident
A Baytown man traveled to Deer Park to take a safety test with the Houston Aves Contractors Safety Council. He was asked for his Social Security card and learned someone else used his number for the test. Police are investigating possible identity fraud as they withhold the other party's identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Deer Park
Houston Aves
Contractors Safety Council
Lee High School Football Assault Arrest
A mother reported that a Lee High School football player assaulted her 15 year old son during practice. Police arrested the suspect on assault charges at the high school. Baytown police log shows 153 calls from Friday to Saturday including six assaults and ten alarms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee High
Baytown
Also Mentioned on This Page
San Jacinto
Marissa Maldonado
Eft
Adrian Silva
Xavier Mendosa
Kayla Cigarroa
Tanya Rosas
Space and Energy Committee
Space
Greater Houston
Transportation Committee
U.S. Amy Corps of Engineers
Coast Guard
Aviation
Ted Poe
Heinz Son
Lee