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taught health education from kindergarten
through the 12th grade.
She said children spend 15,000 hours during
those years watching TV, 11,000 hours on reading,
writing and arithmetic and only 44 hours on
health education.
Elders said that parents should be educated on
how to be better parents, that young men and
women should be educated and held responsible
for their actions and that all young people should
be given hope.
“It is far cheaper to pay for college than to pay for
prison,” Elders said. “We can’t reduce the cost of
health care in America until we begin to prevent
some of the problems which we’ve talked about.”
Sullivan said the family is the best tool for the
education and value formation that is crucial to a
productive and safe society.
“A culture of character begins with family,” he
said. “It is the first and best source for value
formation.”
Homicide, he said, is the leading cause of death
among young black men.
“Homicide, along with heart disease, strokes, and
cancer, is now a major cause of death,” Sullivan
said. “During every 100 hours on our nation’s
streets, we lose more young men than were killed in
100 hours in the ground war in the Middle East.”
Sullivan said that because of the cultural impli
cations, everyone should be concerned about vio
lence and homicide.
“This epidemic is not strictly a problem for
those who are directly involved in violent activi
ties, because as a society we have become numb
to violence,” he said. “We’ve lost our frustration
and anger. This apathy must change. Homicide
intervention will require the entire community
to work together.”
Elders discussed her tenure as Surgeon Gene
al at a press conference before the program.
She said that if she had it to do all over
she would not change a thing.
“I feel I increased the awareness of the Aim
can people of the problems that are going on,'
ders said. “Before anything can ever happen,;
have got to become aware of the problem andlt
come an advocate for the problem. Then yoni
got to develop an action plan.”
Elders said that unless the Surgeon Generalb
the power to speak out, the office is not necessary
“I feel that if we’re going to politicize the o|
to the point that the Surgeon General cannot re;
ly speak out about the public health problemsai:
the problems that are plaguing the Americanps.
pie, then there is no need for the office,”
said. “You’re the people’s Surgeon General
think the Surgeon General should be about wit
is best for public health and not what is political!
the best thing to say.”
Elders said that the same problems she
about at the beginning of her career in a publics
fice are still challenging America today.
“The health issues I have been campaipirj
about are the health issues I will continue to car
paign about,” Folders said. “That is what I’ve
about and that’s what I started being aboutwhe
1 first became a Health Officer in 1987. Buttb
problems are still out there.”
Elders said Americans should work to
society’s problems.
“Be aware of the problems, be advocates fortk
problems, develop an action plan that is rightfs
your community,” Elders said. “We’ve gottoreac
out and be responsible, use all resources that an
available and we’ve got to take risks. I cante:
you all about taking risks, but I can also tellyo;
that it works.”
Seven family members accused
of Houston-area bank robberie
□ The cousins are also
suspected of carjackings
and home invasions.
HOUSTON (AP) — Families
come together for weddings, fu
nerals and holiday meals.
Investigators say one Hous-
ton-area family came together
to rob banks.
Seven members of the same
family have been charged in a
string of bank robberies, home
invasions and carjackings, said
Sgt. Steve Ruteshouser of the
Houston Police Department.
Never in his 10 years in the
robbery division has Ruteshouser
seen so many robberies allegedly
committed by one family.
They’re suspected in at least
six bank holdups in the past 18
months — close to 20 percent of
the robbery division’s caseload.
Officials say the family’s
plans began to unravel on Oct.
27, when 20-year-old Adams
Watt and his sister’s live-in
boyfriend, Kyle Matthews, also
20, got into a shootout with po
lice after allegedly robbing a
Bank of America.
The two were charged with
two counts of attempted capital
murder and aggravated robber
Police say they shot a man
night before as they tried to ste
his car to use in the robbery.
Watt’s four cousins ares
cused of robbing a Bank (b
branch in Missouri City:
Dec. 21.
Police say the men attempt
to use two fake bombs to rob::
bank, but left without any cat
after an employee called police.
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Price
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1,253“
F
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I
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1,220“
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