TOC_Sunday, July 30, 1989

Sunday, July 30, 1989

Ukrainian Catholics protest in Moscow as World Council of Churches meets
by Patricia Lefevere
Special to The Weekly

Most miners in Ukraine back on job after meeting with prime minister

Strikes spread to western Ukraine; first political demands are made
by Bohdan Nahaylo

Senate bill recognizes Ukrainian refugees
Famine Commission receives $100,000 funding

Pope appoints bishop for Poland's Ukrainians

Bishop for Byelorussia is first in 60 years

A GLIMPSE OF SOVIET REALITY
Report on the coal miners' strike from the Ukrainian Helsinki Union
by Kathleen Mihalisko

FOR THE RECORD: Donetske leaflet

Independent student group formed in Lviv

Ukrainian Catholics in USSR continue actions for legalization

Ukrainian Canadians support miners

UVAN plans conference on Drahomanov

New Jersey honors Ukrainian veterans

Ukrainian Heritage Foundation founded

Soyuzivka hosts Plast's first day camp for preschoolers

Charuk wins at Eastern tennis championships

EDITORIAL
Coal miners speak

Turning the pages back...
August 1, 1913

WASHINGTON UPDATE
From the UNA Washington Office

Statement update
Legislation update

NEWS AND VIEWS
Restructuring in Ukraine: an issue of concern to Ukrainians worldwide
by Dr. Michael H. Voskobiynyk
PART I

Slavs and Jews
Consistent and inconsistent perspectives on the Holocaust
by Dr. Bohdan Vitvitsky
PART I

Genesis of the Ukrainian Popular Front: an interview with Pavlo Movchan
by Dr. Roman Solchanyk
CONCLUSION

Perebudova's the stage for resilient theater director, cultural advocate
by Marta Kolomayets

Trio from Ukraine performs at Ontario's Kvitka Festival
by Natalia Pawlenko

The Ukrainian Museum holds seaside fund-raiser

St. Vladimir's honors Mahlay as its man of the year

St. Demetrius Parish marks anniversaries of two priests
by the Rev. Terry Lozynsky

Bishop Losten officiates at graduation

Eighteen graduate from Philly Ridna Shkola

Bridgeport has dance group

New Jersey ethnic festival slated

At Soyuzivka: August 5-6

PREVIEW OF EVENTS
July 30 - September 10