TOC_Sunday, March 29, 1987

Sunday, March 29, 1987

Demjanjuk defense cites "hostility" of judges, appeals to Supreme Court
Special to Svoboda and The Weekly

Formerly banned writer Lina Kostenko receives top Ukrainian literary prize
by Roman Solchanyk

Poet addresses glasnost, releases in first New York appearance
by Chrystyna N. Lapychak

A GLIMPSE OF SOVIET REALITY
Voroshylovhrad affair results in Ukrainian personnel shifts
by Roman Solchanyk

Radio funding again threatened

Action urged on Sobibor film

Heritage Council plans activity

Canadian MP criticized for remarks
by Michael Bociurkiw

Bipartisan Congressional delegation to visit Moscow and Kiev

Sulyk disseminates State Department report

Groups concerned about 'Ukrainian' references

Thatcher to appeal for Ukrainian dissidents

Court to hear Linnas appeal

Engineers say little known about nuclear accident one year later
by Natalia A. Feduschak

Scientists predict health problems because of Chornobyl disaster
by Marianna Liss

Annual language conference held

Obituary
Sister Monica Bolesta, OSBM

THE UKRAINIAN NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FORUM

Father's Day Festival planned

FRATERNAL CORNER
by Andre J. Worobec
Fraternal Activities Coordinator
Fraternalism: a good prescription

District committee meeting
Chicago

New Midwest correspondent

EDITORIAL
"Escape from Sobibor"

NEWS AND VIEWS
In the wake of Deschenes report comes a time for healing
by Ron K. Vastokas and L.Y. Luciuk

Michael Gorbachev's "glasnost": its meaning for America
by William H. Courtney

PRESS REVIEW
Forget 'Amerika,' read Conquest
Molotov's role in Ukraine's famine
Nationalism still alive in USSR

Alberta Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village attracts thousands
by Michael Bociurkiw

Memorial to Ukraine's greatest poet planned in Troy
by Michael Sawkiw Jr.

Poet's holiday marked in Florida

St. George schoolchildren celebrate Shevchenko Day

UNWLA branch marks anniversary

Florida community grows

Study-tour participants hold reunion
by Ksenia Jowyk

Ancient Ukrainian maps on exhibit

Annual Lent concert planned

PREVIEW OF EVENTS
April 3 - April 10