Tag: Veterans’ Affairs
Regional Veterans’ News 1/30/10
Today's regional stories on Veterans, health, education and benefits come from: Beaver Dam, Wisconsin, Portland, Oregon, Sacramento, California, Saginaw, Michigan, Cincinnati, Ohio, Garden City, New York, New Concord, Ohio, Washington, DC, Lansing, Michigan, Iowa City, Iowa, and Great Falls, Montana
Regional Veterans’ News 1/29/10
Veterans News on Health, Benefits, Education, GI Bill, today from: Anchorage, Alaska, Billings, Montana, Woodbury, New Jersey, Helena, Montana, Moscow, Idaho, West Palm Beach, Florida, Camp Lejuene, North Carolina, Medford, Oregon, West Palm Beach, Florida, San Francisco, California, Kansas City, Missouri, Middleboro, Massachusetts, and Muskogee, Oklahoma,
Senate VA Committee Actions
VETERANS' AFFAIRS COMMITTEE APPROVES BILLS AIMED AT MILITARY EXPOSURES, HOMELESSNESS AND HEALTH CARE
Camp Lejeune and Atsugi troops, veterans and families to receive care; Panel also approves VA Assistant Secretary nomine
Editor’s Picks: News and Opinion Around the Web
Matt Taibbi takes David Brooks to the Woodshed, The Nation looks at the State of the Union in a unique way, "Foreclosure" a national tragedy ignored in last night's address, Byron Dorgan discusses the Dems rescue of the economy and Jim Hightower throws some rocks at a glass building, in today's picks.
Regional Veterans’ News 1/28/10
Regional stories on Veterans health, education and other benefits from: San Jose, California, Carmi, Illinois, Columbia, South Carolina, Moffett Field, California, Des Moines, Iowa, Montpelier, Vermont, Huntsville, Alabama, and Springfield, Missouri
Regional Veterans’ News 1/27/10
Regional stories on Veterans Health, education and other issues today from: Vermillion, South Dakota, Knoxville, Tennessee, Lake City, South Carolina, New York, New York, Ogden, Utah, San Francisco, California, Riverview, Florida, San Francisco, California, Des Moines, Iowa, Seattle, Washington, Corruna, Michigan
Benefits Eligibility Extended
At least 4,300 veterans from Iraq and Afghanistan who left the military because of post-traumatic stress disorder are eligible to have their cases reviewed to see if they were improperly denied benefits, a nonprofit veterans group said. The group, National Veterans Legal Services Program, said the law required service members who had been separated from the military at least in part because of post-traumatic stress must receive disability ratings of at least 50 percent to receive benefits.
Regional Veterans’ News 1/26/10
Stories about regional veterans news, benefits, health and other issues today from: Clarksville, Tennessee, Spartanburg, South Carolina, Redding, California, Green Bay, Wisconsin, Muskogee, Oklahoma, Lake Jackson, Texas, Franklin, Louisiana, Hartford, Connecticut, and Fort Collins, Colorado
Health alarm raised about two state-operated veterans homes
Health alarm raised about two Pennsylvania veterans homes. Both the Hollidaysburg home and Gino J. Merli Veterans Center in Scranton show a series of serious deficiencies. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services rated the facilities below average in meeting inspection requirements,
Regional Veterans’News 1/25/10
Neterans, new, benefits, health and education stories today from: Durango, Colorado, Detroit, Michigan, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Prescott, Arizona, San Antonio, Texas, Toma, Wisconsin,Camp LeJeune, North Carolina
Regional Veterans’ News 1/24/10
Today's regional veterans' news items cover veterans' health, education and benefits from Hampton, Virgina, Jefferson City, Missouri, Washington, DC, London, England, Williamson, West Virginia, Quincy, Illinois,Muskogee, Oklahoma,Waco, Texas and Idaho Falls, Idaho
Regional Veterans’ News 1/23/10
Veterans news stories today include items about veterans' benefits, health, education and veterans, organizationsfrom: Santa Cruz, California, Sycamore, Illinois, Northampton, Massachusetts, Buffalo, New York, Panama City, Florida, Pasco, Washington, Spanish Fork, Utah, Honolulu, Hawaii, Indianapolis, Indiana, Cincinnati, Ohio, Corunna, Michigan, Cocoa, Florida
Regional Veterans’ News 1/22/10
News on Veterans health, benefits and other issues from: Fort Bragg, North Carolina, Austin, Texas, Hicksville, New York, Orlando, Florida, Des Moines, Iowa, Santa Cruz, California, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Pell City, Alabama,
Regional Veterans’ News 1/21/10
Today's regional veterans' news stories come to you from: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Knoxville, Tennessee, Bonita Springs, Florida, Columbus, Ohio, Mills, Massachusetts, Phoenix, Arizona, Roanoke, Virginia, and Madison, Wisconson,
Regional Veterans’ News 1/18/10
Lumberton, Mississippi Veteran wants benefits, justice
Victorville, California Couple helps veterans battle PTSD
Buffalo, New York Veteran’s widow forced to fight for benefits
Waipahu, Hawaii Filipino WWII veterans waiting for payments
Danville, Virginia Perriello, veterans unite to support clean energy
Regional Veterans’ News 1/17/10
San Jose, California Women's scars of war
Scranton, Pennsylvania VA flu clinic hours extended
Washington, DC Military suicides set record in 2009
Angleton, Texas Committee seeking photos...
Regional Veterans’ News 1/16/10
Stories from Texas, Michigan, Florida,Washington and Utah appear today in our daily report from the provinces. Take a look at Seattle where veterans, after serving their adopted country, are facing deportation or Salt Lake City where treatment at the VA may be delayed for decades.
Regional Veterans’ News
# Salida, Colorado V.A. Opens Rural Telehealth Clinic in Salida
# Albuquerque, New Mexico Vet's death highlights PTSD problem
# Fort McCoy, Wisconsin Soldiers Transitioning Back Into Civilian Life
# San Diego, California "The Two Star General Who Wasn't Pleads Guilty
# Elmira, New York, New York Veteran's widow battles killer parasite from Vietnam
ROBERT ROSEBROCK: Is it Torture When an American Veteran is...
Do Americans torture, or do we not! That's the big question in the ongoing debate regarding a waterboarding technique used by the military and CIA to interrogate a few suspected terrorists in order to obtain information that could prevent any future attacks on the United States.
Department of Veterans Affairs Reports 73 Thousand U.S. Gulf War Deaths
Surprisingly more Gulf War Veterans have died than Vietnam Veterans.