TOC_Sunday, November 17, 2002

Sunday, November 17, 2002

Kyiv says U.S. wants its Kolchuha secrets
by Roman Woronowycz
Kyiv Press Bureau

Project Roll Call is launched
Ukrainian Canadians continue to seek redress

Two successful farmers in Kherson share their vision of agribusiness
by Roman Woronowycz
Kyiv Press Bureau

ANALYSIS
Challenges and hopes of Ukraine's crisis of power
by Viktor Stepanenko
RFE/RL Poland, Belarus and Ukraine Report

UWC president meets with Ukraine's prime minister

NEWSBRIEFS

NATO sends a blunt message
Ukraine reveals Kolchuha info
Ukraine says it halted talks on Kolchuha
Supreme Court elects chairman
Tax collection in Ukraine falls short
Kyiv seeks U.N. probe on Kolchuha
Leftists mark anniversary of revolution
Austria advocates Ukraine's entry to EU
Most Ukrainians think censorship exists
Jewish groups clash over Kyiv project
U.S. provides equipment to border guards
Romania rejects Ukrainian charges

Lawsuit challenges UACF board members while resort undergoes facelift
by Andrew Nynka

Immigrant from Ukraine killed as he tried to defend wife from assailants

Message from the UNA president

Insurance investigation culminates in indictment
Joint effort between State of New Jersey and UNA

THE UKRAINIAN NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FORUM
By-laws changes, resolutions and recommendations of the UNA's 35th Convention

EDITORIAL
How about you?

Turning the pages back...
November 17, 1932

COMMENTARY
Thoughts on November 5 at the launch of Project Roll Call
by Dr. Lubomyr Luciuk

FACES AND PLACES
by Myron B. Kuropas
Ostroh immigration center announced

NEWS AND VIEWS
Organization formed to assist disabled orphans in Ukraine
by Lillian Horodysky

LETTER TO THE EDITOR
"Khustkas" off to Myron Kuropas

UNA releases 2002 Christmas cards
by Oksana Trytjak
UNA Special Projects and Fraternal Activities Coordinator