TOC_Sunday, March 21, 1999

Sunday, March 21, 1999

Lukashenka, in Kyiv, calls for Slavic union
by Roman Woronowycz
Kyiv Press Bureau

Government presents "Ukraine 2010" economic program
by Pavel Polityuk
Special to The Ukrainian Weekly

With victory in quarterfinals, Kyiv Dynamo ready to go all the way
by Roman Woronowycz
Kyiv Press Bureau

ANALYSIS
Ukraine's independent media suffer more woes
by Lily Hyde
RFE/RL Newsline

Saskatchewan business comes to Ukraine
Eastern Economist

IMF inclined to resume lending
Rada fails to launch impeachment
Kuchma suggests Transdniester summit
Kuchma decrees reduction of Cabinet
Kuchma criticized for decree
Alleged murder plot under investigation
Power plants free of millennium bug?
Pustovoitenko initiates millennium plan
Canada finances ecology works
Prostitution ring exposed in Luhansk
Petliura-Pilsudski relations recalled
Government raises electricity, gas rates
Kyiv cuts off electricity to debtors
A 'breakthrough' in fighting crime?
Chornobyl to close only with Western aid

Foreign assistance process for 2000 begins with congressional hearings
Ukrainian National Information Service

Lazarenko moved to San Francisco

BUSINESS IN BRIEF

Polish trade and JV links agreed upon
Experts dismiss chances of EU membership
Kremenchuk auto plant to increase production
Military ship-building sector looks good
Saskatchewan business comes to Ukraine
New fabrics company gets green light
Shipping company plans to expand the fleet

Ukrainian Canadian Students Union votes to accept U.S. clubs

Ukrainian Canadian Students Union Executive for 1999-2000

UTS holds 30th general assembly

EDITORIAL
NATO and the future

Turning the pages back...
March 21, 1868

NEWS AND VIEWS
Post-World War II relief committee adapts work to Ukraine's new needs
by Larissa Kyj

FACES AND PLACES
by Myron B. Kuropas
Covert research at IHRC

Committee announces new guidelines for New York state's Ukrainian exam
by Oksana Bakum

Author's query

Philadelphia Educational/Cultural Center honors Buteiko at its annual banquet
by Petrusia Sawchak

1 percent in Ukraine use the Internet
UNIAN

The Ukrainian Weekly Press Fund: January-October 1998