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C BLACK Guarantee: If for any reason I do not LOAFER Read our Guarantee and send today! choose to wear the Shoes, I may return them for a full refund of every penny I paid you. 80R -43V Duke Habernickel Name President Apt* HABAND Street . N. 9th St., Paterson, N.J. 07530 265 City/State THE AMERICAN LEGION The Magazine for a Strong America Vol. 118, No. 3 March 1985 A R T I C L E 5 THE MX MISSILE CONTROVERSY 12 Is an immobile MX still worth the price? ARMS CONTROL: WILL THE RUSSIANS REALLY NEGOTIATE? 14 Gen. Edward L. Rowny tells what the U.S. can expect from arms negotiations with the Russians. IN SEARCH OF SUCCESS 16 What is this illusive thing we call success? By Jodi Vernon RESHAPING OUR TAX SYSTEM 18 IRS Commissioner Roscoe L. EggerJr. talks about the problems of our tax system and offers suggestions for improvement. TIPS FOR BAFFLED TAXPAYERS 20 Here's simple advice about how you can deal with a complicated system. RAIL ROUTES TO YESTERDAY 22 Travelers can still enjoy the leisurely, scenic splendor ofyesteryear. By Phyllis Zauner RUSSIA'S ECONOMY: ACHILLES HEEL OF THE USSR 24 Trouble in the "workers' paradise" means opportunity in the West. By Cleveland Lane BUILDING MEMBERSHIP: FROM THE NEWEST TO THE BIGGEST POST 28 From post to post, well-planned programs are boosting membership. NEW HOPE FOR HEART DISEASE VICTIMS 66 Modern medicine increases the odds for those with heart disease. By Edward Edelson DEPARTME N T 5 BIG ISSUES 9 Should the Congress Cut Medicare Benefits? COMMENTARY 11 Our Most Precious Freedom By Sam J. Ervin Jr. LETTERS 3 LEGION NEWS 34 OUTFIT REUNIONS 40 COMMANDER'S MESSAGE 5 POST OF THE MONTH 36 NEWS TO USE 42 DATELINE WASHINGTON 7 LEGIONNAIRES IN ACTION 37 ORBEN'S WORLD 58 VETERANS UPDATE 27 PROFILES IN SERVICE 38 PARTING SHOTS 68 THE COVER An MX missile is launched at Vandenberg AFB in 1 of20 test flights scheduled through 1987. USAF Photo The American Legion Magazine, a leader among national general-interest publications, is published monthly by The American Legion for its 2.5 million members. These military-service veterans, work- ing through 16,000 community-level Posts, dedicate themselves to God and country and traditional American values; a strong national security; adequate and compassionate care for veterans, their widows and orphans; community service, and the wholesome development of our nation's youth. / Legionnaires Save An Extra 10%On Alaska. THE AMERICAN LEGION New! Cunards Unique MAGAZINE Editorial Offices 700 North Pennsylvania St. 7 10, And 11 DatCruises P.O. Box 1055 Indianapolis, IN 46206 AllTheWTo 317-635-8411 Clarence M. Bacon Anchorage-And Beyond. National Commander James N. Sites Publisher/Editor in Chief Daniel S. Wheeler Assistant Publisher/Editor Follow the "Route of the Glaciers," discount. Money-saving air/sea pack- Raymond H. 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P O Box 7068 and 1 1 days July 6, Aug. 3 Indianapolis, IN 46207 Ten and eleven-day cruises May 12, June 2, Sept. 7 317-635-8411 aboard the Five-Plus Star Sagafjord Aug. 25 Advertising Representative Robert Inc. show you such additional ports and Redden Assoc , P O Box 999, Teaneck. NJ 07666 sights as Endicott Arm, Sitka, Valdez, All rates are per person, double occupancy and 201-837-5511 cruising past Kings Bay and Nellie depend on departure date and city. Taxes not included. Ships' registry: Bahamas. Juan, Seward, Kenai Fjord National The American Legion Magazine Commission Park, Homer, Katchemak Bay and Milford A Forrester, Chairman, Greenville, Cook Inlet. Hcunard/NAC, SC; James V Kissner, Vice Chairman, Palatine, IL, James R Kelley, National Com- Many ways to save. Mr. Les Kertes, Hartford Holidays mander's Representative, Wayne, PA; Nor- RO. Box 462 man Biebel, Belleville, IL, Adolph F, Bremer. 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Copyright 1985 by The American Legion Price: annual subscription, $12 00; single copy, $1.50. To subscribe, send $12.00 ($18 00 in foreign countries) to Circulation Dept . P O Box 1954. Indianapolis, IN 46206 Change of Address: Notify your local Post Adjutant and The American Legion's Circula- tion Dept . PO Box 1954, Indianapolis, IN 46206 Attach old address label, provide old and new addresses and current membership card number. Allow 8 weeks for change of Cunard 1985 address to take effect To request microfilm copies, please write to: University Microfilms, 300 N Zeeb Rd , Ann CUNARD Arbor, Ml 48106 Member Audit Bureau of Circulations THE AMERICAN LEGION MAGAZINE LETTERS Chaplains able, but the sentence, "It has become neat hair, wears a nice hat, jacket and clear that the family is an essential turtleneck sweater, and holds a made- I enjoyed the article, "Soldiers of building stone of every society," bears in-America Smith & Wesson while the Soul Bring Peace." (December much repeating. standing in front of the Stars and 1984) It is great that we have publica- Let's have more succinct articles Stripes.
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