The American Legion Dispatch [June 11, 1992]

Whose advocate? -- Women vets' memorial may soon break dirt -- Legion remembers nation's war dead at Indy service -- Command Post: A long, hot summer of veterans' issues -- National Convention: Army chorus tunes up for National Commander dinner -- Americans Abandoned profiles POW debacle -- Legionnaires needed for "Wall" honor guard -- The heat is on for key issues -- Home loan program usage up; rates down -- Medicare payments would help vets -- Service officers head for school -- White House job plan repeats "past failures" -- Court talks, VA balks; benefit claims delayed -- In the winners' circle -- Legion seeks reform in survivors' benefits -- Awards program expands categories for employers -- High jobless rate haunts certain vets -- Legion, Auxiliary recognize efforts to aid the disabled -- START to finish arms buildup? -- Proposed Treaty -- Special day focuses on the future: Children -- S.T.A.R. shines on Posts1 active C&Y programs -- Common sense is no accident for safety -- Posts back shootists -- Blue cap rocket man: Lone Star Legionnaire rides shuttle to stars -- 1992 Membership Reports as of 6/3/1992 -- We recruit them the old-fashioned way: We ask them to join -- National Adjutant's Newsline: Convention credentials grant access to floor -- Workshops' sites, dates selected -- Ye Steivos meeting