TOC_Sunday, July 12, 1992

Sunday, July 12, 1992

Ukrainian ships sail with international regatta
by Roman Woronowycz

Cadets, sailors join Op Sail parade
Bring Ukrainian soil to Liberty Island
by Andrij Wynnyckyj

Ukraine's Parliament votes no confidence in Cabinet of Ministers
by Marta Kolomayets
Kiev Press Bureau

Parliament approves CFE treaty
by Marta Kolomayets
Kiev Press Bureau

NEWS ANALYSIS: Socialist Party, new "left" opposition in Ukraine
by Volodymyr Skachko
IntelNews

NEWSBRIEFS ON UKRAINE

Canada not Ukraine

CIS leaders agree to deploy peacemakers in Trans-Dnistria

Shot down U.S. Navy pilot was held secretly by Soviets
by Ludmilla Thorne

Merrill Lynch to advise Ukraine

Penn State program to assist agricultural sector in Ukraine

Ukrainian Canadian organization hopes to promote social services in Ukraine
by Oksana Zakydalsky

THE UKRAINIAN NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FORUM

DISTRICT MEETING
Wilkes-Barre
by Ad Linich

UNA grants aid to Consistory and Cultural Center of UOC

Scholarship contest in New England

New Jersey governor proclaims Fraternal Week

EDITORIAL
A special fourth

Turning the pages back...
July 15, 1912

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Social workers seek colleagues
Addendum on UABA project
Award for Bush case of amnesia?

CENTENNIAL SOJOURN
by Christopher Guly

NEWS AND VIEWS
Reforming psychiatry in Ukraine: beginning of a complex process
by Robert van Voren

Soyuzivka opens 39th season July 4 weekend
by Khristina Lew

Community activist honored for decades of service
by Mary E. Pressey

Parish throws surprise party for Boston priest

NOTES ON PEOPLE

Listed among N.Y.'s best physicians

Appointed to head echocardiography lab

Temporarily assigned to Kazakhstan post

Cited as Ohio EPA employee of year

Four American doctors go on mission to Ukraine
by Lesia Shchur

Marathoner from Ukraine competes in U.S.

N.J. Senate cites soccer match

Warren's Ukrainian Village promotes awareness of Chornobyl disaster

Plast Ukrainian Youth Organization to hold 80th anniversary jamboree

At Soyuzivka: weekend of July 18

PREVIEW OF EVENTS
July 1 - August 24