TOC_Sunday, February 15, 1987

Sunday, February 15, 1987

140 political prisoners freed in USSR
At least 6 Ukrainians known to be freed

Reaction in U.S. to Soviet moves

Demjanjuk trial resumes Monday

Svoboda, Weekly send correspondent

Shumuk completes exile term
Applies for emigration to Canada

A GLIMPSE OF SOVIET REALITY
Memo to Kremlin watchers: Shcherbytsky's staying power
by Roman Solchanyk

Infants may show brain damage as a result of Chornobyl accident

Inna Meiman dies

Ukrainian Independence Day marked on Capitol Hill

President Reagan salutes Ukrainians

Human-rights protests planned for ABA's mid-year meeting

Baltic organizations schedule conference

Futey named federal judge

Obituaries

Miro Czapowskyj, supreme secretary of Ukrainian Fraternal Association

Oksana Pawliw, Cohoes/Houston activist
by Anna Gogosha

Lev Rejnarovycz, opera soloist

Walter Shostak, VOA announcer

Memorial tribute
Alvin Kapusta

Correction

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Response No. 1 to Epstein's reply
Each tragedy must be honored
Response No. 2 to Epstein's reply
Pritsak's opinion on Millennium
Get involved in community life

EDITORIAL
The Demjanjuk trial

PRESS REVIEW

Buchanan answers Ryan
Kuropas on Demjanjuk case

Patrick Buchanan: the world has forgotten the Hitler-Stalin alliance

The Demjanjuk case: now's the time to tell our story to the public
by Daria Antonyshyn

Ukrainian Independence Day - January 22, 1987

Florida
by Helen Olek Scott

Elizabeth, N.J.

Arizona

Mercer County, N.J.
by George A. Miziuk

Ansonia, Conn.
by Frank F. Stuban

Watervliet, N.Y.
by Michael Sawkiw Jr.

Rockland County, N.Y.

Houston

Binghamton/Johnson City, N.Y.
by Maria K. Zobniw

BOOK NOTES

On Canada's alleged war criminals
An introduction to Ukrainian history

Millennium celebrations to begin

Second language conference slated

PREVIEW OF EVENTS
February 19 - February 28