TOC_Sunday, January 22, 1989

Sunday, January 22, 1989

Vienna agreement strengthens commitments on human rights

Shelest confirms he was purged for "Ukrainian nationalism"
by Bohdan Nahaylo

Soviet-American Forum highlights human rights
Moscow hosts landmark parley
by Chrystyna N. Lapychak

UNA dividends to members to top $1 million

A GLIMPSE OF SOVIET REALITY
Baltic echoes in Ukraine: a look at 1988 developments
by Bohdan Nahaylo
PART I OF TWO PARTS

Shelest interview seen as blow to Shcherbytsky

Political prisoners still confined in psykhushky, say rights activists

Ukrainian Helsinki Union members greet President-elect George Bush

Hawrylyshyn discusses future of Ukraine in world context
by George Yurchyshyn

Chair of culture, ethnography at U. of Alberta is a first

Yereniuk heads St. Andrew's College

Neporany Fellowship is awarded

Manor names director of development

THE UKRAINIAN NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FORUM

1990 Convention Committee to be created at meeting

FRATERNAL CORNER
by Andre J. Worobec
Fraternal Activities Coordinator
Some "fraternal" points

Denver UNA branch sponsors St. Nicholas party for kids

Young UNA'ers

EDITORIAL
Independence

NEWS AND VIEWS
Soviets' words must match deeds in human and religious rights
by Rep. Christopher H. Smith

FACES AND PLACES
by Myron B. Kuropas
January 22: day to recall Ukrainian American past

Cited in memoirs
Ukrainian political prisoner remembered by Natan Sharansky

FOCUS ON THE ARTS

BOOK NOTE: Monograph of works by Irene Banach-Twerdochlib
by Yurij Hanas

Pereyma's Christmas sculpture is exhibited

Choral music conference is slated

Musicologist is preparing compendium of Vedel

VISA: seeking liberalized requirements for U.S./USSR family visits
by Marta Kolomayets

2,000 Ukrainians visited United States in 1988

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

Pontifical liturgy offered in San Diego

Carnegie billboard a cooperative effort

In Missouri, too, Ukrainians mark Christian anniversary

Akron parishes celebrate together

Ukrainian Millennium is marked in Egypt by Orthodox Churches

Elmira Heights dedicates monument

Display features Ukrainian Heritage
by Oksana Zurowskyj

Nostra culpa

Notes on people

Scholar honored with proclamation
Named dean's scholar
Cited by council
Perform master class
"Oldest beekeeper"
Receives DAR award
Bandurists perform

St. John's honors teacher on 25th
by Larissa Matiash Folk

Soroka Scholarship presented at Manor

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January 22 - February 4
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