The American Legion [Volume 138, No. 1 (January 1995)]

Watchdog for Veterans: The Legion will monitor VA's study of Persian Gulf veterans who are suffering from mysterious illnesses -- Disaster Detectives: To prevent accidents, they'll look at exploding coffee pots and space shuttle parts by Phyllis Zauner -- Office Etiquette for the 90s: Cellular phones, faxes and more women in the workplace redefine good manners by Robert McGarvey -- Winning Images: The right clothes may not make you a king, but people may treat you like one by Robert McGarvey -- What's Wrong With Me? Sick Gulf War veterans ask and ask, but medical researchers and VA have few answers by Ken Scharnberg -- Hot Dog Harry: This Legionnaire gives time and money to serve all-American meals to GIs overseas by Frank Bentayou -- The Great Deficit Debate: Two leading experts argue whether the deficit is good or bad for the nation -- We're Winning the Garbage War: Alarmists started us recycling sooner than we needed to. Good thing, though by Norm Crampton -- Is Anything Made in the USA Anymore? Many of the world's best products are made here, and respected worldwide by Joel D. Joseph -- 1995 National Executive Committeemen -- 1995 Department Commanders -- Big Issues: Should Congress end baseball's antitrust exemption? -- Vetvoice -- Your American Legion -- Vets -- Commander's Message -- Veterans Update -- Parting Shots -- Washington Watch -- Legion News -- Cover: Americans may not believe it, but "Made in the U.S.A." still means quality. See page 46. Illustration by John Maggard/Scott Hull Associates.