The American Legion Dispatch [October 15, 1992]

Derwinski calls it quits -- Disaster relief helps victims: $199,800 from NEF spent -- Command Post: Road to recovery depends on all of us -- MIA hearings: Mything in action? -- Congress sends VA budget to White House $1 billion shy of meeting medical needs, says Legion -- Legion leaders prepared well for Capitol hill meetings -- Economic: Teague award rewards efforts for disabled vets -- Taking the Lead: Legionnaires, Auxiliary, S.A.L. hone leadership skills, exchange ideas at regional workshop -- 1992 Leadership Workshops: News from Nashville expands Legion network -- Home loan interest rates plummet to 19-year low -- Insurance options help pay annual premiums -- Gov't response to hurricane relief studied: Munson, FEMA chief discuss disaster readiness -- Taiwan fighters sale had Legion backing -- Americanism: College costs eased with NEED A LIFT? -- Guam vets needed for VA health study -- Reports tell tale of service -- Lincoln first in "King-Size" Legion Posts -- National Adjutant's Newsline: The best monument of all is our never-ending dedication to veterans