The American Legion [Volume 134, No. 1 (January 1993)]

The Enemy Within: Prostate cancer can be detected early and treated successfully by Sen. Robert Dole -- Desert Storm's Mystery Illnesses: Many questions, few answers to Gulf War veterans maladies by Ken Scharnberg -- Welcoming Warriors into the Work Force: South Carolina has found a way to help veterans get jobs by Nation Vice Commander Jack David -- A Penny-Pincher's Guide to the 1990s: Yesterday's tightwads are today's trendsetters by Phyllis Zauner -- They're Stealing Our Secrets! America's allies are working against us in the battle for technological superiority by Peter Schweizer -- Tribal Wars: Old ethnic rivalries are back and threatening world peace by Jay Stuller -- Cutting Corners, Keeping Coverage: Seven easy ways to keep your insurance costs down by Gordon Williams -- FDA, Drugs and You: Protecting Americans: An interview with Food and Drug Administration Commissioner David Kessler -- Ambassador Airwaves: For 37 years, Willis Conover's jazz program has been the spirit of America by David Burns -- Should We Give Aid to Russia? Two experts debate the benefits and risks by Robert E. Hunter and Nicholas Eberstadt -- Get Ready, Capitol Hill! At the Fall Meeting, the NEC strengthens the Legion's legislative muscle -- Big Issues: Should Congress kill the superconducting super collider project? -- Vetvoice -- Your American Legion -- Vets -- Commander's Message -- Veterans Update -- Parting Shots -- Washington Watch -- Legion News -- Cover: A Kurdish refugee comforts her children after escaping from Iraq to Turkey. Why do some ethnic rivalries so engulf a people and threaten world stability? Jay Stuller explains on page 33. Photograph by AP/Wide World.