United Way campaign urges more gifts to help Baytown area
The United Way of Greater Baytown and Chambers County launches its 2014 2015 drive, aiming to raise 3.2 million as pledges exceeded 3 million last year. The organization funds health and human services, including meals, education, emergency aid, domestic violence support, and senior programs, with about 92 cents of each dollar going to clients. The Baytown Sun backs the effort and directs readers to www.UnitedWayGBACC.org for donations and program details.
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Today in History September 28 2014 highlights
On September 28 1787 Congress sent the Constitution to state legislatures for approval. Other events include 1850 Navy flogging abolition 1924 first around the world by air 175 days and 1974 Betty Ford mastectomy. A 2014 context notes House Republicans delaying health care provisions and a Dos Passos thought ends.
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Goose Creek Cedar Bayou merger reshapes district in 1954
The Goose Creek Consolidated and Cedar Bayou districts merged beginning with the 1954 school year after two failed polls. Cedar Bayou added 57 square miles to Goose Creek, expanding to 50 plus the new area, with residents voting 1,072 to 654 and 1,579 to 506 in favor respectively. The consolidation affected students, teachers, and administrators and connected to notable figures from both districts. Wanda Orton notes the lasting impact and recalls former Cedar Bayou leaders and athletes who moved on to careers at Baylor and Pasadena High School.
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Switch or belt era and the NFL's silence on abuse
Jim Finley recalls corporal punishment from his youth and contrasts it with modern responses to domestic violence in the NFL. He cites Adrian Peterson, Roger Goodell, and several players facing charges, arguing sponsors react to money while fans endure tougher talk but limited action.
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