The American Legion Dispatch [October 20, 1994]

Many active duty troops silent about gulf war-related ailments -- Ground Zero -- Car crash kills Nat'l Historian LaReine Maxey -- Command Post: Jury still out on controversial WW2 exhibit -- New air quality standards puts chokehold on Posts' operations -- Founder Maurice Lepavsky, 95, dies; served WWI, II -- Tenn. Legionnaires warned about scam man seeking help -- Korean War vets invited to dedication -- Taking Health Care's Pulse: Reform looms large for next Congress -- Appeals attorney who destroyed vets' files should not practice law, says BVA chief -- Changing family structure focus of new brochures -- Ground Zero at the Air and Space Museum -- Infrequent Flyer: Enola Gay -- Times misses mark in gauging Legion role in script changes -- Changing of the Guard -- Legion groups examine U.S. role in UN -- SBA seeks vets' views on business -- Dateline: Capitol Hill -- Commemorative items honor veterans' service, tribute to WWII victory -- Diamond Year Honor Roll -- National Adjutant's Newsline: OSHA blowing smoke with air quality plan