TOC_Sunday, February 26, 1995

Sunday, February 26, 1995

National Bank of Ukraine rescinds ban on use of foreign currency
by Marta Kolomayets
Kyyiv Press Bureau

Helsinki Commission examines aid to Central/Eastern Europe and NIS
UNA Washington Office

AN-70 production will continue, despite fatal crash
by Marta Kolomayets
Kyyiv Press Bureau

House bill on national security promotes expansion of NATO
UNA Washington Office

ANALYSIS: Treasures plundered during World War II not yet returned
by Oleksander Fedoruk
PART I

NEWSBRIEFS

No agreement on separation of powers
Ukraine to issue $100 M in state bonds
Economic woes necessitated joint pact
Swiss buy chocolate factory
Manufacturing output down from 1994
Ukraine to produce cellular phones
Minister reports on education in Ukraine
Ukrainian delegation in Romania
Ex-BLASCO boss extradited to Ukraine

IMF funds for Ukraine may be cut if reform conditions are not met
by Marta Kolomayets
Kyyiv Press Bureau

Privatization expert highlights Kuchma administration's efforts
by Xenia Ponomarenko
UNA Washington Office

Kutztown University hosts colleagues from Ivano-Frankivske

Bardyn resigns from UCC's redress group
by Christopher Guly

Illinois governor meets with Shcherbak

THE UKRAINIAN NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FORUM

Young UNA'ers

UNA General Assembly

EDITORIAL
Reinventing foreign aid

Turning the pages back...
February 28, 1826

FOR THE RECORD: Coalition's statement on U.S. foreign aid

FACES AND PLACES
by Myron B. Kuropas
A man worth honoring

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

A memorial tribute to ally of freedom
Rabbi's commentary was inflammatory
Thanks for printing Kuropas remarks

After initial refusal, CBC agrees to air "Freedom Had a Price"

One-hour documentary covers internment operations

Toronto writer to be presented Ukraine's Pavlo Tychyna Prize
by Oksana Zakydalsky

Canadian books to be exhibited in Ukraine, thanks to Lydia Palij
by Oksana Zakydalsky

ART SCENE: "Allegories," paintings by Christina Saj
by Olya Shevchenko

Exhibit marks 10th anniversary of Hnizdovsky's passing

UKRAINIAN PRO HOCKEY UPDATE
by Ihor Stelmach

Correction

PREVIEW OF EVENTS
Thursday, March 2 - Friday, March 17