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 Texas Governor thinks high school testing program proves there is no steroid problem
Perry: No big steroid problem San Francisco Chronicle, USA Texas' massive high school steroid testing program shows the state doesn't have a problem and lawmakers should consider scaling it down in cost and scope, Gov. Rick Perry said Tuesday. [...] "It tells us the way the program is structured, we don't have a large-scale steroid program in this state. On its face, that's what four out of 10,000 tells you," Perry told The Associated Press. "Do you leave some kind of program in place as some kind of deterrent? I certainly don't have a problem with that," Perry said. "Do we need to test every kid in school?" [...] "That may be a bit too much money, a bit too much work for the return," Perry said. "The good news is we're finding out our kids aren't anywhere near as enthralled with these enhancing drugs as some people seemed to think two years ago." ... More... |
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