The American Legion Dispatch [March 10, 1994]

One-to-one recruiting No. 1 way to enlist Legionnaires -- Nebraska says "Yes": 38 states want flag amendment now -- National defense in an Uncertain World -- Command Post: 1995 CA budget: Same old tune strikes sour note -- Sounds like a "grand" idea -- Attention: Post Commanders and Adjutants -- Checking checks keeps counterfeiters in check -- CWF poised to pass $4 million mark, 40-year service to youths -- Burial flag program pays tribute to deceased veterans -- Follow the Dollar$ -- An "outrageous, dishonest" way of budgeting -- How The American Legion got its name -- Diamond Year Honor Roll -- The Legion's Living Symbol -- Balanced budget amendment would have slashed VA funds by $4 billion -- New DoD gay policy takes hold -- Burned Bahamian lad gets blue-cap balm of assistance -- Speech contest more than just words for long-time Missouri oratorical chief -- No RP rollout this year; 1995 likely -- Looking for a few good men -- Investment in youngsters reaps dividends for tomorrow -- More funding, cooperation needed to help homeless -- $70 million on tap for VA homeless vets programs -- New activity report form now available -- National Adjutant's Newsline: Legion role in WWII observances gains steam in 1994