Social Security myths about Congress disproved
A reader urges disregard of forwarded emails claiming Congress members do not pay into Social Security. The author recalls and confirms that Congressmen and Senators began contributing starting January 1, 1984, citing past columns and the Social Security Act of 1983 as the basis for full participation.
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Congress
Social Security
Doodle Brain
Congressional
Fred Hartman
Washington D.C
Ronald Wilson Reagan
Katie Couric
Jack Abramoff
Tom DeLay
Ted Kennedy
The Marbelizing Lady named Artist of Month at Sterling Library
Baytown artist Bernice Warner named Artist of the Month by the Art League of Baytown. Her water color collages mix feathers wood and other materials and will be featured at Sterling Library through March. Her work also appears at Lee College Phyllis Davis room Highlands Baptist Church and in charity auctions.
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Bernice Warner
Art League of Baytown
Sterling Library
Warner
Phyllis Davis
Lee College
Highlands Baptist Church
Pat Wheeler
Wheeler
Priscilla Hopkins
Hopkins
American Diabetes Association
Baytown Symphony Orchestra
Watercolor Society of Houston
WASH
Grumbacher
Baytown Art League
St. James House
Centennial Square
Highlands
Huffman
Northshore
Community calendar highlights local health and service events
A schedules summary of Baytown area activities including a Diabetes support group at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital with speaker Dr. Martin Arisco, tax aid by AARP at local libraries, NAMI Bay Area Baytown Chapter meetings, West Baytown Civic Association gathering, and various youth and senior programs. Contacts and times provided for each event.
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San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Alexander
Martin Arisco
Sterling Municipal Library
Highlands Stratford
NAMI
Nami Bay Area
Baytown
Baytown Sun
Memorial Drive
National Alliance For the Mentally Ill
Nami Texas
Civic Association
West Baytown
San Jacinto Mall
Worden
Anthea
Lllofpasadena.org
Lalecheleague.org
Highlands Community Center
Highland Woods Drive
Today in History highlights from March 14
March 14 marks notable moments from American history including the 1743 town meeting at Faneuil Hall and Eli Whitney's 1794 cotton gin patent. Other events: 1900 Gold Standard Act ratified by Congress, 1923 Harding tax filing, 1951 Seoul recaptured in Korea, 1964 Jack Ruby conviction, plus 2006 rock hall inductions. The item lists historical milestones and invites reader photo submissions to The Sun.
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America
Faneuil Hall
Boston
Eli Whitney
Congress
Harding
United Nations
Seoul
Dallas
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Israel
Clinton
The
Pretenders
O’ Jays
Percy Sledge
Buddy Guy
Goose Creek hosts fourth annual Teacher Job Fair
Goose Creek CISD invites certified or currently enrolled teachers to apply at the fourth annual Teacher Job Fair on Saturday April 1 from 10 a.m. to 1 30 p.m. at the GCCISD Administration Building in Baytown. Principals will interview for open roles across math science social studies elementary English bilingual special education and more.
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Goose Creek Cisd
Gccisd
Interstate 10 East
Baytown
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Kentucky
First Baptist Church
Rollingbrook Drive
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Elaine
San Jacinto Community Center
Highlands Woods Drive
King's Table
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Alexander Drive
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Loyal Reader Club
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Church Directory
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Strother
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