The American Legion Dispatch [July 9, 1992]

Open POW-MIA records, Legion urges -- Desert Storm veterans still reporting maladies -- Command Post: No Peace or honor until records revealed -- Letters to The Dispatch -- National Convention: Meeting locations provide easy access to Legionnaires -- Legion on Capitol Hill -- Tax credit bill clears House panel's vote -- SAL sails to membership high -- Staff cuts, slashed spending hamper care delivery -- Ailing medical coffers, research "flatline" needs fast fiscal surge -- VA, DoD miss mark in helping sexually abused women -- Shooting Stars -- Presses rolling again to help homeless vets -- Survey helps chart the path to "golden years" -- Veterans preference lags -- Legion friend finds freedom in his homeland -- Democracy, growth slowly blooming in Central America -- "Revolving door" lobbyists still a concern -- Chaplains' charge: "We're in sales, not in management" -- 8 and 40 scholarships granted to nursing-school specialists -- Just saying no means right choices -- 25 Departments join year-end recruiting program -- 1992 Membership Report as of 7/1/1992 -- DART zeros on long-time and PUFL members -- National Adjutant's Newsline: Legion priorities must be taught to Congress -- Magazine special issue brings home top national award