TOC_Sunday, July 22, 1984

Sunday, July 22, 1984

Reagan proclaims Captive Nations Week
Mentions Shukhevych in proclamation

Former political prisoner faces new charges

Soviet paper suspects cover-up in last year's Dniester dam disaster

15,000 attend Glen Spey festival

Experts now say blast may have crippled Soviet fleet

Polish priest, lawyer face charges

Shcharansky kin denied visit

Author thinks Dr. Sakharov is being given drugs

Execution of Moscow store manager marks continuation of anti-corruption drive

A proclamation by the president of the United States on the occasion of Captive Nations Week
Ronald Reagan

Senate, by voice vote, approves mail tampering resolution

Ad hoc committee to mark unveiling of Shevchenko monument hold meeting

Ukrainian American agenda spotlighted at Chicago forum
by Paul Basile

Senate candidate visits UNA

Millennium committee established to work for religion chair at Harvard

Obituary
The Rev. Nicholas Fisanick, 62

THE UKRAINIAN NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FORUM

Thirty-one golfers take part in 12th annual UNA tourney
Boy's camp ends, girl's begins at Soyuzivka
Branch 217 marks 75th anniversary
UNA committee plans Soyuzivka trip

EDITORIAL
On honoring Sheptytsky

EFFECTIVE MEDIA RELATIONS
by Andrij Bilyk
P.O. Box 9653, Alexandria, Va. 22304
Last week's American newspaper account of the youth festival at Glen Spey: what it means

In observance of The Weekly's 50th
From our pages in 1971
"Stefanyk's Centennial," March 20, 1971

FACES AND PLACES
by Myron B. Kuropas
Ferraro adds new dimension to Italian American vote

The Washington Connection
from THE UKRAINIAN AMERICAN CAUCUS
P.O. Box 23546, Washington, D.C. 20026

Congressional statement update
Legislation update

Letters to the editor

Lets play up our peasant culture
Knocks "critical" usage
Thanks Weekly

15,000 turn Verkhovyna into one huge Ukrainian party
by Marta Kolomayets

Club Suzie-Q: "what's your fun style?"
by Anisa H. Sawyckyj

SOUNDS AND VIEWS
by Roman Sawycky
Rating Ukrainian classical music
Dedicated to the enduring memory of Lev Turkevych
Conclusion

The Ukrainian Weekly Press Fund

At Soyuzivka July 28

PREVIEW OF EVENTS
Tuesday, July 24 - Monday, August 6