The American Legion Dispatch [December 18, 1992]

Clock runs out on Senate MIA probe -- Carter's VA chief heads study group of veterans' issues -- Command Post: In harm's wat during the season of peace -- Tennessee Pride, A Better Place To Be: Gallatin Legionnaires roll out the welcome mat to veterans without homes -- Gov't sites can be used for homeless --Twisters tear through states; NEF on standby -- Viet-era veterans' job program gets boost -- 102nd Congress: Gains, Pains Marked Sessions -- Races produce new faces in the 103rd Congress: Vets, minorities, women pick up new seats -- Letters inform lawmakers about veterans' issues, Legion concerns -- Looking Good: Legionnaires help in fight against blindness -- Legion contacts help RP program in its national program -- Russian Roulette: Will democracy live? -- Legion gets frosty treatment from U.S. military in Vietnam -- Awards deadline for disabled extended -- Changes in insurance take hold -- Legion not part of group against gays in military -- Means test income levels go into effect -- Legion bank seeks WW2 vets -- Membership: The race is on . . . to Pittsburgh -- Kidvids paint positive choices for youngsters -- National Adjutant's Newsline: No Greater Love, The legacy of the Four Chaplains remains strong