The American Legion Dispatch [June 25, 1992]

USSR held POWs: Yeltsin says some were transferred to Soviet labor camps -- POW medical claims need second look -- Command Post: Korea remembered many ways by its veterans -- National Convention: Security group plans outing to Great Lakes -- Education trophy criteria changes for Departments -- Legion unveils concerns to Demos, GOP groups -- Legion on Capitol Hill -- D-Day show needs Legion "Discovery" -- VA hospital grapple with care deliver: Funding shortages faced by most -- Gulf war veterans' health requires strict monitoring -- Option 4 opens doors to college -- Longtime Boys Nation guide dies -- Korean War memorial work gets under way -- Alaska Legionnaires take U.S. Flag into "protective custody" -- Counselors help disabled, jobless forge futures -- Legion lauds SBAs 1992 vets advocate of the year -- PNC Martin McKneally dies -- 1993 defense budget gets House go-ahead -- U.S. probes missile sale proposal -- Pulling the plug on the points of light? -- Fund helps victims of disasters -- Recruiters get the point with D.A.R.T. -- Departments' goals grow with program -- 1992 Membership Report as of 6/18/92 -- National Adjutant's Newsline: May he find peace in his free native soil: Paderewski