The American Legion Dispatch [July 22, 1993]

Legion veteran's training program gets Labor grant -- Brown: "Putting veterans First" -- Mississippi Churning: Depts., Nat'l HQ ready for Midwest flood relief -- Okla. Tornado victims helped -- Command Post: Of sausage-making and Congress-watching -- Blue-cap baseball and receive group discount -- Headgear styles conform to regulations -- White House picks Renaud as VA link to veterans' groups -- Vietnam women's statue tours U.S. before dedication -- Terrorism makes a run for the boarder in the U.S. -- Rapid downsizing fueled by budget, not security needs -- Bills would help ailing gulf veterans -- Agent Orange: NAS study hearing examined maladies -- Romancing the Loan: Legion opposes IMF Vietnam aid; travels to Hanoi at Clinton's request -- Castro's communist "utopia" can't feed Cubans -- Future nurses get 8 and 40 aid through scholarship program -- He sleuths for Boys nation "Class of '63" -- Conference a testament to the roles of Dept. chaplains -- Bill would mint coin honoring women veterans -- Awards honor those who work overtime for vets -- Membership race heads for home port destination -- National Adjutant's Newsline: Hanoi has far to go in resolving MIA issue