TOC_Sunday, July 31, 1988

Sunday, July 31, 1988

Officials begin criminal proceedings against Ukrainian activists in Lviv
by Dr. Roman Solchanyk

Oksana Meshko arrives in U.S.
by Chrystyna N. Lapychak

50,000 gather in Lviv

A GLIMPSE OF SOVIET REALITY
Literaturnaya Gazeta reference to Stus: another step towards his rehabilitation?
by Marusia Drohobycky

Mart Niklus released from Perm, triumphantly greeted in Estonia

Soviet Army defectors, officials trade angry words at press conference
by George Zarycky
Special to The Ukrainian Weekly

Biopsy reveals cancer, radiation therapy begins for Hanna
by Chrystyna N. Lapychak

Bush addresses Warren banquet marking Captive Nations Week
by Marianna Liss

Remarks by the vice-president

Toronto society wants to assist 197 defectors

Joseph Charyna named chairman of Ukrainian Democrats for Dukakis

Buffalo welcomes Mykola, Raisa Rudenko
by John Riszko

Nostra culpa

Philadelphia mayor honors UAVets

Jersey LUC supports Gabro Fund

THE UKRAINIAN NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FORUM

Czorny retains men's title at tennis tourney

THE FRATERNAL CORNER
by Andre J. Worobec
Fraternal Activities Coordinator
The UNA as a benefactor

Young UNA'ers

EDITORIAL
Helsinki Accords anniversary

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Let's discuss exchanges
Dukakis and Ukrainians

FACES AND PLACES
by Myron B. Kuropas
Will ethnics 'come home' to Democrats?

From Studium Papers
Ukrainian-Polish relations: interview with Jaroslaw Pelenski
CONCLUSION

SOUNDS AND VIEWS
by Roman Sawycky
The "Wind Song" story
Part I of a four-part series

NEW RELEASE
Cheremshyna releases new album

Recent photos from Ukraine depict mass participation in Lviv meetings

Kvitka Cisyk is big winner at Festival '88 music awards show
by Marco Levytsky

Pittsburgh's Ukrainian Orthodox and Catholic unite to mark Millennium
by Bohdan Hodiak

UKRAINIAN MILLENNIUM OF CHRISTIANITY
988-1988
St. Vladimir Parish youths learn of event's historic significance

Weekly subscription fees increase

The Ukrainian Weekly Press Fund

At Soyuzivka
Weekend of August 6-7

PREVIEW OF EVENTS
August 5 - August 20