If A is a finite abelian group and ZA its integral group ring, consider units u ∊ ZA which have coefficient sum = 1 and are fixed under the involution a —> a-1, a ∊ A. For an odd regular prime p and a p-group A, it is shown that u ≡ 1 mod p if only if u = π(v)v-p, where v is the same kind of unit, and π is the ring endomorphism given by a —> ap, a∊A.