TOC_Sunday, April 23, 1989

Sunday, April 23, 1989

Soviets amend criminal code
Reforms viewed as anti-glasnost

Late filmmaker's son holds hunger strike to protest official psychiatric abuse
by Walter Bodnar

National rights activists head Latvian Lutheran Church

The Chornobyl tragedy ... three years later

A GLIMPSE OF SOVIET REALITY
A talk with Ivan Dzyuba
by Dr. David Marples and Marusia Petryshyn
CONCLUSION

GLASNOST DIARY: recording changes in the USSR

Conquest conquers Soviets
Reinstating UWU member
Publish at your own expense
No more jamming

Canadian embassy protests harassment of exchange student in Lviv
by Marco Levytsky
Editor, Ukrainian News of Edmonton

A cry of anger and despair

England's Christians offer prayers for Ukrainian Catholic Church

Patriarchal society reacts to Vatican pressures on bishop

Cardinal Lubachivsky's message to the faithful

WCFU issues statement about nuclear power in Ukraine

Memorial service held for Armenian victims
by Edward A. Zetick

Stasiuk fund established at CIUS

Search for performers

THE UKRAINIAN NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FORUM

Pittsburgh holds annual district meeting
Spontak re-elected to N.Y. district chairmanship
Immigration History Research Center greets UNA
Supreme Auditors conduct annual review

EDITORIAL
Chornobyl's third anniversary

Turning the pages back...
April 26, 1986

PRESS REVIEW
Soviet disinformation on Chornobyl

NEW RELEASE
Kiev writer tells of tragedy

Controversy grows over effects of Chornobyl disaster radiation
by Dr. David Marples

Chornobyl Awareness Week in Detroit: informing the public about this tragedy
by Myrosia Stefaniuk

Gubaryev's "Sarcophagus" presented by Wayne State Theater
by Myrosia Stefaniuk

"Sarcophagus" examines questions of guilt and responsibility
by Larissa M. L. Zaleska Onyshkevych

Spotlight on: Chornobyl scholar, Dr. Marples
by Myrosia Stefaniuk

Sisters exhibit pysanka art at Manor

Ohio's Robert Page Singers to perform Ukrainian melodies

Seminar to explore current trends in OSI cases

PREVIEW OF EVENTS
April 30 - May 7
ONGOING