Doctors Examine Quayle, Find No Health Problems
WASHINGTON — Vice President Dan Quayle underwent a complete physical examination Monday at Bethesda Naval Hospital and afterward was pronounced by an aide to be in excellent health with no medical problems. It was Quayle’s first complete physical since taking office on Jan. 20.
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