Jail a Thon at Houston Methodist San Jacinto raises 2129 for United Way
Houston Methodist San Jacinto Hospital held its Jail a Thon on November 5 to raise 2129 for United Way of Greater Baytown and Chambers County. Baytown officers arrested volunteers, who paid for warrants, with judges setting bonds. execs paid higher to avoid arrest, while Get Out of Jail Free passes offered. The funds support more than 20 local nonprofit programs including Meals on Wheels and Big Brothers Big Sisters.
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Treasury 10 Year Yield Rises to 2.34 Percent
The 10 year Treasury yield climbed to 2.34 percent on Monday boosting borrowing costs for mortgages and other consumer loans while reflecting movements in foreign exchange markets.
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