TOC_Sunday, July 3, 1988

Sunday, July 3, 1988

National question gets scant mention as Communist Party conference opens

Thousands in Lviv criticize selection of party delegates

"National deviationist" Petro Shelest reappears after 15 years as non-person
by Bohdan Nahaylo

A GLIMPSE OF SOVIET REALITY
Still more controversy brews over nuclear energy in Ukraine
by Dr. Roman Solchanyk

6,000 in Vilnius demonstrate to mark mass deportations

Ukrainian Helsinki Group's representation issues statement on the Ukrainian Herald

Seminar stresses American justice for American citizens
by Marianna Liss

For the record
Patriotic movements' letter to Reagan

Philadelphians rally for Ukrainian Catholic Church's legalization
by Olena Stercho Hendler

Fifty-five students enrolled in Harvard Summer Institute

Kuchmiak returns to Newark parish to celebrate first liturgy as bishop

Rudenkos greeted in Detroit

Mike Edwards honored by Overseas Press Club

THE UKRAINIAN NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FORUM

Notice to UNA members: new dividend options

UNA district committee meeting
Anthracite Region

Warren's Branch 94 holds elections meeting

Soyuzivka hosts 45 youths at 20th tennis camp

EDITORIAL
July 4 reflections

At the Vienna conference
U.S. speaks on religious freedom

LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Our response to Ukrainian-bashing

FACES AND PLACES
by Myron B. Kuropas
Chornobyl: a novel

Human Rights Committee seeks support
by Tamara S. Cornelison

UNCHAIN announcement regarding the Demjanjuk defense fund

Garden State's Ukrainian Festival U.S.A. in pictures

4,000 in Detroit area mark Millennium of Ukraine's Christianity
by Myrosia Stefaniuk

UKRAINIAN MILLENNIUM OF CHRISTIANITY
988-1988
Who, what, when, where and why...

Virginians celebrate liturgy
Institute along Museum Mile publicizes Millennium year
Ecumenical services in New York celebrate 1,000 years of Christianity

At Soyuzivka
Weekend of July 9-10

PREVIEW OF EVENTS
July 8 - July 31