TOC_Sunday, August 20, 1995

Sunday, August 20, 1995

Filaret rejects Ukrainian government's proposed sites for re-burial of patriarch
by Khristina Lew
Kyyiv Press Bureau

Small Georgia town helps Ukrainians prepare for Olympics
by Roman Woronowycz

Karbovanets falls; NBU intervenes

The labor force and unemployment in Ukraine's economy: an analysis
by Volodymyr Zviglyanich
PART I

Border bandits hit tourist buses

NEWSBRIEFS

Ethnic Ukrainians majority in military
Black market alive and well in Ukraine
Coal miners' strike averted
Sevastopil protests Russian broadcast
Charitable organizations no longer taxed
Lukashenka wants Soviet text books back
EBRD credit to Ukraine
Village children's teeth destroyed
Crimea to restore Russian broadcasts
Russian homophobia on display

Natalie Jaresko: Embassy's economics officer finds her dream in Ukraine
by Marta Kolomayets

Bishops' draft letter on Toronto Eparchy's problems creates a few more
by Andrij Wynnyckyj
Toronto Press Bureau

Canadian metropolitan recuperating from heart surgery
by Christopher Guly

THE UKRAINIAN NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FORUM

Detroit District remains active during summer
by Stephen M. Wichar

The UNA and you
Lower rates prompt new loans
by Stephan Welhasch

Young UNA'ers

EDITORIAL
The fourth anniversary

Turning the pages back...
August 26, 1991

NEWS AND VIEWS
New Jersey-based AHRU promotes study of famine in state's schools
by Walter Bodnar

Detroit's Ford Hospital focuses on improving care in Lviv region

FACES AND PLACES
by Myron B. Kuropas
End of the ethnic era

COMMENTARY
A third enemy for Ukraine?
by Paul A. Goble

IN THE PRESS: Operation Keelhaul

INTERVIEW: Victor Malarek on teaching investigative journalism in Ukraine
by Nestor Gula

Modeled on 17th century church, Brampton's St. Elias is "domed"
by Andrij Wynnyckyj
Toronto Press Bureau

Weightlifters and wrestlers train for gold in Atlanta
by Roman Woronowycz

Down Beat magazine cites jazz musicians from Detroit

Rudnytsky tours Bolivia, South Pacific

Prometheus heads for Ukraine

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