TOC_Sunday, February 9, 1992

Sunday, February 9, 1992

Ukraine's president outlines top domestic, foreign issues
by Marta Kolomayets
Kiev Press Bureau

Meeting of Rukh's Grand Council reveals rift on eve of congress
by Marta Kolomayets
Kiev Press Bureau

NEWS ANALYSIS: Ukraine is keystone of Commonwealth
by Bohdan Nahaylo
RFE/RL Research Institute

Popadiuk is top candidate for Kiev post

NEWSBRIEFS ON UKRAINE

Business interest in Ukraine grows in wake of independence
by Christopher Guly

A baby boy for Gundersen
by Marta Kolomayets

The Winter Olympics
Athletes of former USSR to compete as united team

Georgia students represent Ukraine at model U.N.
by Stephen P. Hallick, Jr.

Physicians from Ukraine examine Buffalo hospital facilities

Credit union councils to research needs in Ukraine

THE UKRAINIAN NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FORUM

Hot off the presses: UNA Almanac for 1992
Organizing campaign 128 members enrolled in December
Young UNA'ers

EDITORIAL
Ukraine and the CSCE

Turning the pages back...
February 15, 1919

JOURNALIST'S NOTEBOOK IN UKRAINE
by Marta Kolomayets
Kiev Press Bureau
Are we really helping?

CENTENNIAL SOJOURN
by Christopher Guly

NEWS AND VIEWS
Hrushevsky year conferences yield concrete proposals
by Christine M. Sochocky

Letter to The Washington Post
"Let my father go"

Ukraine's Plast begins to establish international contacts with Scouts
by Oksana Zakydalsky

NEWS AND VIEWS: How and why Ohio Boychoir sings in Ukrainian
by Alexander B. Musichuk

NOTES ON PEOPLE

College student performs in play
Wins $250,000 award to continue research
Couple celebrates fifty years of marriage
Elected to fellowship in pediatrics academy
Lawyer appointed to industrial commission
Pastuszek named Man of the Year
Ivan Skalchuk honored with governor's citation

Ukrainian American Veterans establish Michigan department
by Stephen M. Wichar

Oops!

Detroit-area foundation grants student scholarships

St. Andrew's school children present traditional "Yalynka"
by George Mischenko

"Prime Time" TV show to feature Chornobyl

Lector training program offered in Ohio

PREVIEW OF EVENTS
February 15 - February 22