The heroes among us

Article Abstract:

George Motza, Jr, won the Carnegie Hero Award for saving a boy from drowning in a lake in Oxford, OH. Motza died while saving the boy. Other award winners are profiled, including Deborah Rae O'Shields, who climbed barbed-wire fences in bare feet to save a boy who fell into an icy pond.

Achievements and awards, Heroes, Motza, George, Jr., Carnegie Hero Fund Commission

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'I challenge the children of America.' (President George Bush and exercise)(includes related article on the Presidential Physical Fitness Award and the National Physical Fitness Award) (Interview)

Article Abstract:

Pres. George Bush believes that sports can give children enjoyment and help them deal with problems. He feels that children should exercise, eat a healthy diet and stop watching so much television.

Analysis, Children, Interview, Child health, Health behavior, Bush, George H.W.

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Can exercise help to lower my blood pressure?

Article Abstract:

The American College of Sports Medicine says that those with hypertension are benefited by endurance exercise. Helpful activities include swimming, jogging and biking.

Care and treatment, Hypertension, Aerobic exercises

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