The American Legion Dispatch [May 14, 1992]

The day the earth moved -- Take the A train -- We remember never to forget them -- New look, expanded coverage focus more on Legion activities -- 1992 National Convention: Rosemary Clooney headlines festival -- Burial benefits item corrected -- Vice Commanders will attend graduations -- Senate bill would lend hand to jobless, disabled veterans -- Flag protection resolutions stalled in several states -- Legion on Capitol Hill -- Legion study of health-care delivery system points out flaws -- Desert Storm vets urged to register health problems -- Resource guide to help homeless vets help themselves in finding jobs, better futures -- More disclosure needed from lobbyists to protect national interests, Legion says -- U.S. speeds to ease embargo; drags feet in resolving MIA fates -- Legionnaires lead "Fight to Save Sight" tests campaign in 7 states -- Young top guns take aim at Colorado shooting finals; WWII hero will speak -- Back to New Guinea -- Forming new Posts takes elbow grease and thought, Legionnaires discover -- Tax-exempt organizations get closer look by IRS -- Hold on issuing of federal charters won't affect Legion -- 1992 Membership Report -- National Adjutant's Newsline: An interesting analysis of YA's logic in treating needy veterans -- B-24 crew members sought for reunion