The American Legion [Volume 129, No. 4 (October 1990)]

Cover: Ken Evans, a Rural Doctor by Jim Argo, Picture Group -- Hatched for Success: Business Incubators Nurture Aspiring Entrepreneurs by David Wilke -- Good Guys in white Hats: DSOs Are Miracle Workers to Many Veterans -- Death of Rural Hospitals: Since 1980, More Than 160 Rural Hospitals Have Closed by Ruth Winter -- America on the Move: DOT Secretary Samuel K. Skinner Talks About Roads, Rails and Airways -- Saving for Tomorrow: How Much Will You Need to Retire? by Milton Zall -- Dangers of Peace: Wisdom Counsels Caution in Defense Budget Cuts by Richard Perle -- Million Dollar Dreams: Many Are Called, but Few Are Winners by Phyllis Zauner -- Can We Compete with Japan?: Cooperation, not Confrontation, May Be the Answer by Steve Salerno -- Introducing the National Commander: Georgia's Robert S. Turner Guides the Legion in 1990-91 -- Legion Launches Agent Orange Lawsuit: Vietnam Veterans and Their Families Have Suffered Long Enough -- Big Issues: Should There Be a Limit on Terms Served in Congress? -- Letters -- Opinions -- Your American Legion -- Veterans Update -- Legion News -- Legionnaires in Action -- Veterans Alert -- Parting Shots