TOC_Sunday, February 11, 1979

Sunday, February 11, 1979

UNA seeks State Department intercession for Valentyn Moroz

Wife says Lukianenko will still inform world of rights violations

Congressional group renominates Helsinki monitors for Nobel

Seventh Kiev group member sentenced

1978 UNF goal surpassed

Helsinki group fights against relapses into lawlessness

Yes, we want him!

Works by dissidents are on display at The Museum

Study finds use of ethnic media is high

Traditional cross of ice is focus of attention in Maplewood

An appeal to the members of the Ukrainian National Association
John O. Flis, Supreme President

Dr. Dobriansky honored in Buffalo
The following article appeared in the January 29 edition of The Buffalo News.

SUSTA approves membership for high school youths

U.S. lawmakers observe Ukrainian independence
Below are excerpts from statements delivered by senators and representatives in the U.S. Congress on the occasion of the 61st anniversary of Ukrainian independence.

Melania Baylowa, UMI president, dies at 83

Follows up on misinformation contained in N.J. schoolbooks

Wolodymyr Kosyk begins work at Svoboda

'The fine communities on the West Coast'
A report by UNA Supreme President John O. Flis on his visit to the West Coast Ukrainian communities
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EDITORIALS

Remember the '85th'
Vitayemo, Mr. Schreyer

News quiz

SPOTLIGHT ON THE UNA
A course on insurance terminology
Organizing Department

"We salute the Ukrainian people"
Below is the text of the statement and resolution by state Sen. Charles Cook read during the Ukrainian Independence Day program in the New York Senate Tuesday, January 23.

"Ukraine must be free"
Below are the remarks of Assemblyman Maurice Hinchey delivered before the New York State Assembly on Tuesday, January 23, on the occasion of the 61st anniversary of the re-establishment of Ukrainian statehood.

Ukrainians commemorate Independence Day

Apopka, Fla.
Carteret, N.J.
New Britain, Conn.
New Haven, Conn.
Elizabeth, N.J.
Western Pennsylvania
Nassau County
Watervliet, N.Y.
Washington, D.C.
Connecticut
Manor Junior College

Father Terlecky appointed curator and ass't librarian

To honor Nackoney in Philadelphia

Feature Ukrainians on WICC radio program

Independence Day

New York State
Yonkers, N.Y.
Ansonia, Conn.

Senior citizens center

Ewanchuk's book focuses on Gimli, Man., Ukrainians
The article below about Michael Ewanchuk's book, "Spruce, Swamp and Stone: A History of the Pioneer Ukrainian Settlements in the Gimli Area," appeared in the January 24 edition of The Carillon. It was written by Tim Plett.

UCCA Washington news

San Francisco church plans dinner-dance

WORD CAMOUFLAGE
Ukrainian cities