The American Legion [Volume 126, No. 3 (March 1989)]

Cover: Is America for Sale? by Ed Sauk -- Straight Talk About the National Will: "We Should Earn a Better Future for Our Children, Not Burden Them with Debts" by Mortimer B Zuckerman -- Is America for Sale?: The Rising Tide of Foreign Ownership Raises Grave Questions About What Might Happen If U.S. Resources Were Needed to Fight a War by Steve Salerno -- Debunking the Myth of Decline: We Sometimes Forget How Powerful Our Country Is by James R Schlesinger -- Space Odyssey: The Next Generation: A Space Station, a Moon Base, and an Expedition to Mars Head NASA's Goals -- The Strategic Importance of Panama: Only If Panama Is Prosperous and Strong Will U.S. Interests Be Protected by Ambler H Moss Jr -- Caution: These Structures May Be Hazardous to Your Health: Many of the Nation's Bridges, Highways, Mass Transit and Water Systems Are in Dangerous Condition by Lester David -- Curing An Age-Old Problem: This Artificial Bladder Could Help Thousands of Americans by Edward Edelson -- A Sensible Energy Source for the Nuclear Age: "Without Reliable, Reasonably Priced Energy Sources, Our Present Standard of Living Is Apt to Become a Dim Memory" by Dr. Edward Teller -- Shaping the Fabric of the Nation: Born Out of the Ashes of War, the American Legion Has Served the Nation and Its Veterans with Distinction for Seven Decades -- Agent Orange: The Final Battle: Part 1 of a Five-Part Series Examines the Significant Findings of the American Legion and Columbia University Study on Vietnam Veterans -- Big Issues: Should Congress Pass the Uniform Product Safety Act? -- Commander's Message -- Letters -- Dateline -- Your American Legion -- Veterans Update -- Legion News -- Veterans Alert -- Parting Shots