The American Legion Dispatch [October 29, 1992]

Flag Issue Flares: Supreme Court douses hope for reopening 1989 flag-burning case -- Principi: "I won't mark time" at VA -- Command Post: We remember those who answered the call -- Legion NEC gives blessing to 32 resolutions -- Commanders' and Adjutants' Conference: "Two-way" communication is road to success -- Dragnet With A Heart: Legionnaire sleuths for relatives of GIs killed in France -- Job placement expanded for non-Vietnam vets -- Creative Boys states' events spark interest in programs -- Lessons of leadership learned at Boys State -- Congress kicks up legislative whirlwind as session ends -- Legion education programs offers schools touch of class -- VA medical funding in FY 1993 "treads water": Legion says current services will barely be maintained -- Veteran's' claims were wrongly denied by VA, appeals court rules -- National Security: Senate vote give START beginning -- Energy bill achieves goals, Legions says -- Photographs show U.S. MIAs survived war? -- Family week a year-round practice with Legionnaires -- Vietnam exhibit unveiled for viewing in capital -- Legion Closeup: Homeward Bound -- National Adjutant's Newline: Diamond Jubilee gives Legion chance to shine