TOC_Sunday, September 21, 1986

Sunday, September 21, 1986

Educators' institute in Chicago to focus on Ukraine's famine

National TV debut in U.S.
"Harvest of Despair": a preview

Latvian Americans warned on actions at U.S.-Soviet parley

Illinois park to honor "righteous" who saved Jews during Holocaust
by Marianna Liss

A GLIMPSE OF SOVIET REALITY
Chornobyl disaster premonitions at Ukrainian Academy of Sciences
by Roman Solchanyk

Alcohol still used against radiation

Polish government releases dissidents; Solidarity activists triumphantly greeted

More Afghan students sent to USSR

Dissidents raise Ukrainian rights issues at first U.S.-Soviet lawyers' seminar

Senators, congressmen to attend Ukrainian Helsinki Group reception

Kulas named to CSCE delegation

Kostiw loses maiden bid for Congress

A pre-congress look at the Ukrainian Canadian Committee
by Michael B. Bociurkiw
PART II

Pittsburgh Ukrainians to build seniors apartments
by Bohdan Hodiak

Alberta UCC cites Japanese internment in Canada

Interview: Jars Balan, a poet first and foremost
by Marta J. Baziuk

Memorial park coordinator says righteous "redeemed humanity"

Undersecretary of Education Gary L. Bauer

EDITORIAL
Educating the educators

NEWS AND VIEWS

New Jersey scores 100 percent
by Bozhena Olshaniwsky

Naive medium of Soviet propaganda
by Dr. Alexander Dombrowsky

Psychology and education in the Ukrainian SSR: an overview
by Dr. Ivan Z. Holowinsky
PART I

A jubilant Halia Klim crowned Miss Soyuzivka for 1987 during annual pageant
by Natalia A. Feduschak

Love of art, science characterize new Miss
by Natalia A. Feduschak

Eric Matkiwsky, Sawchak victors in tennis tourney

Plast holds 13th annual sports camp in upstate New York
by Ihor Strutynsky

Future counselors attend Plast training course in East Chatham
by Roman Juzeniw

Plast fraternity members meet, elect officers

Philadelphia UHRC co-sponsors conference

Chicago Eparchy to mark anniversary

PREVIEW OF EVENTS
September 25 - September 28