TOC_Sunday, August 9, 1992

Sunday, August 9, 1992

Democratic organizations, parties unite in new Ukrainian coalition
by Marta Kolomayets
Kiev Press Bureau

Ukraine and Russia agree to joint control of fleet
IntelNews

U.S. Embassy in Kiev begins issuing visas

ANALYSIS: Dagomys accord could spell end of Ukrainian-Russian cold war
by Dr. Roman Solchanyk
RFE/RL Research Institute

NEWSBRIEFS ON UKRAINE

Soviet state archives and agency files declassified

A list of missing U.S. citizens

Satellite television available in Ukraine
by Liudmilla Nikolaychuk
IntelNews

Guidelines for obtaining visas in Kiev

Ukrainian champion of human rights honored by Poor Richard Club
by Tamara Stadnychenko-Cornelison

Nadia Svitlychna speaks on rights movement in Ukraine

Ukrainian U.S. women's volleyball coach instrumental in team's resurgence
by Andrij Wynnyckyj

Ukraine's Olympic successes continue
by Andrij Wynnyckyj

Ukrainians active at Dem convention

Major study of famine begins at the University of Illinois

U. of Kansas to offer Ukrainian graduate program

First collection of documents on trade in Ukraine published

Famine researchers association founded

Canadian judge offers assessment of new Ukrainian Constitution
by Oksana Zakydalsky

EDITORIAL
A symbolic transfer

Turning the pages back...
August 16, 1987

JOURNALIST'S NOTEBOOK IN UKRAINE
by Marta Kolomayets
Kiev Press Bureau
A time for truth and vision

LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Ukraine's stamps subject to greed

CENTENNIAL SOJOURN
by Christopher Guly

NEWS AND VIEWS
Educators join forces to help Ukraine
by Anna Popadiuk Baron and Zynowij Kwit

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Bush guaranteed Gorby's vote
Canada's record on immigration
Apparatchiks hurt Ukraine's image

Coca-Cola Ukrainianizes

New Ukrainian film portrays demoralization of Soviet recruits

Prints by Jacques Hnizdovsky highlight new books

Instructors from U.S. teach English in Ivano-Frankivske
by Zenia Tarczanyn-Kunasz

IMPRESSIONS: National spirit grows, but entrepreneurial instinct lags behind
by Marie Halun Bloch

Crimea is site of Plast's first Maritime Camp in Ukraine
by Oleh Kolodiy

Boston offers a special welcome to Ukrainian Tovarysh
by Tania M. D'Avignon

NOTES ON PEOPLE

Graduates from U.S.A.F. Academy
Wins distinction in photography
Wins award for biomedical research
Earns degree in osteopathy

L.A. school offers English courses

UCCA, UACC plan to commemorate independence

At Soyuzivka: weekend of August 15

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