TOC_Sunday, April 28, 1985

Sunday, April 28, 1985

Lubachivsky named cardinal

136 in Congress express concern about "eternal prisoner" Shukhevych

N.J. lawmakers, civic leaders tout Olshaniwsky for famine commission post

Chronicle of the Catholic Church in Ukraine
The following excerpts are from Issue No. 7 of the Chronicle of the Catholic Church in Ukraine, an underground publication which made its appearance in January 1984 but has only recently reached the West. Thus far, eight issues have made their way out of Ukraine. The Chronicle is published in samvydav form by the Initiative Group for the Defense of Believers and the Church, which was founded in 1982 to promote the legalization of the Ukrainian Catholic Church, which has been outlawed since 1946.

The persecution of a priest
Prepared by Vasyl Kobryn, July 5, 1984

Alcoholism poll held in Ukraine

Poles capture fugitive publisher

Three named to Politburo

Ukrainian Famine Commission profile
Rep. Dan Mica, chairman

East European groups score OSI's use of Soviet evidence

Czech cardinal protests Prague's attempts to interfere with religious anniversary

WCFU announces fund-raising for Year of Ukrainian Youth

Supreme Liberation Council responds to war crimes charges against Ukrainians

ADP denies anti-Semitism motivates its campaign against OSI methodology

Ukrainian research continues at Keston

Flis tell Congress about reception

Pysanky adorn Parliament library

The U.S. view of Soviet Union's position on human rights
Text of address by Elliott Abrams, U.S. assistant secretary of state for human rights and humanitarian affairs, delivered April 11 to the fifth Sakharov Hearing in London.

EDITORIAL
Famine commission staff director

EFFECTIVE MEDIA RELATIONS
by Andrij Bilyk
P.O. Box 9653, Alexandria, Va. 22304
Handling "anti-Ukrainian" news stories

A glimpse of Soviet reality
Communist Party cracks down on Ukrainian social scientists
by Roman Solchanyk

NEW RELEASE
Ukrainian Christianity's Byzantine roots
"Byzantine Roots of Ukrainian Christianity" by Ihor Sevcenko. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard Ukrainian Studies Fund, 1985. 26 pp. $3.
by Frank E. Sysyn

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Contribute to Polovchak fund
Influence libraries' book collections

MUSIC NOTES
Errors of omission on recordings: unprofessional, unethical, illegal
by Oles Kuzyszyn

ART SCENE
Ethnocultural treasures in Winnipeg

New U.S. Olympic volleyball coach brings winning record to job
by Bohdan Hodiak

Rock band to donate recording's profits to Lady Liberty

The ubiquitous pysanka: New York to Nebraska

Chinese newspaper features The Ukrainian Museum

Losten address Catholic educators

The Ukrainian Weekly Press Fund

U. of New Haven presents Dubno its Distinguished Alumnus Award

St. Basil professor receives papal medal

North Dakotans to celebrate roots

ADP schedules seminar on OSI

PREVIEW OF EVENTS
May 2 - May 19