TOC_Sunday, July 21, 1985

Sunday, July 21, 1985

Ruban charged with "anti-Soviet" agitprop; sought medical treatment for invalid son

Murzhenko arrested in Kiev

Murzhenko case recalls hijack try

Congressmen seek additional co-signers for letter to Reagan backing OSI

A GLIMPSE OF SOVIET REALITY
Officials striving to improve housing problem in rural Ukraine
by David Marples

Five officials get camp terms for dam break in Ukraine

Begun transferred to prison

Afghans face two-front war

Amendment to South Africa bill would have scored Helsinki violators

Israel seeks relations with USSR

Ukrainian women active at Nairobi parley

St. Basil's fund tops $920,000

Reagan signs Statue of Liberty bill

Card from Sakharov's wife fails to mention him

Catholic bishops' CN Week message

Action group formed in Boston to promote famine information

Work is progressing on Ukrainian encyclopedia project

Mazepa Foundation launches 1985 public relations effort

THE UKRAINIAN NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FORUM

Zarycky leaves The Weekly

UNA branch holds picnic

Obituary
Andrew Wowk, former secretary

District committee meetings

Syracuse
Wilkes-Barre
Chicago
New Haven
Philadelphia

EDITORIAL
Our dissidents

FACES AND PLACES
by Myron B. Kuropas
Youth for Christ show the way

Ethnic education: is it relevant in American society?
by Bohdan Y. Cymbalisty
CONCLUSION

Fear of disunity
Toward multicultural education

Interview: Chrystyna Isajiw discusses Ottawa human-rights meeting
by Mykhailo Bociurkiw
The following is an excerpted transcript of an interview with Chrystyna Isajiw, executive director of the Human Rights Commission of the World Congress of Free Ukrainians. It deals with the Ottawa experts meeting on human rights and the Helsinki Accords review process. The interview was conducted by telephone on June 24.

Czorny, Sawchak take tennis titles at Soyuzivka tourney

Pre-schoolers present annual pantomime play in Irvington
by Roma Hadzewycz

Detroit honors Rev. Shary on 35th anniversary of his ordination

Melbourne Ukrainian leaves $100,000 to fight communism

Notes on people

Kapusta resigns State Dept. post
Professor profiled in campus paper
Parishioners in New Britain honor priest

90 young people attend moleben, barbecue in Toronto

Reception marks book's release

Heritage center hosts students

Millennium concert slated

At Soyuzivka
July 27-28

PREVIEW OF EVENTS
July 27 - July 28