TOC_Sunday, September 6, 1992

Sunday, September 6, 1992

Crowds honor Patriarch Slipyj in St. George's Cathedral

Nationwide strikes shut down airports and some railways
by Khristina Lew
Kiev Press Bureau

Aftershocks of Kravchuk's decree continue to reverberate in Ukraine
by Khristina Lew
Kiev Press Bureau

NEWS ANALYSIS: Crisis cools in Crimea, but independence question still open
by Dr. Roman Solchanyk

NEWSBRIEFS ON UKRAINE

Parliamentarians' junket stops in Cleveland
Supreme Council Chairman Pliushch criticizes diaspora
by Chrystyna Hirniak-Rakowska

INDEPENDENCE ANNIVERSARY: Interview with Marko Bojcun

Ukrainian diaspora celebrates Ukraine's first anniversary

People's Deputy tells Bostonians much more work lies ahead
by Dr. Yuri Shevchuk

Many U.S. cities mark independence

Flag to be displayed in Kiev museum

Economists from the West and Ukraine conclude congress on market changes

Student exchange highlights business incubators

U.S. legal experts participate in talks on Ukrainian Constitution
by Roman M. Roszkewycz

THE UKRAINIAN NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FORUM

UNA Executive officers meet, approve funding for new projects
The Weekly shuffles staff
UNA administration and publications staff mark Ukrainian anniversary

EDITORIAL
Pushing for a Patriarchate

Turning the pages back...
September 7, 1984

JOURNALIST'S NOTEBOOK IN UKRAINE
by Marta Kolomayets
Kiev Press Bureau
What kind of state will Ukraine be?

FACES AND PLACES
by Myron B. Kuropas
And they became one

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Ukraine should return confiscated properties
Thanks for Weekly article on Tiraspol
CCRF donated a $2 million system

Joyous tears and laughter, celebration and solemnity fill the streets of Kiev as Ukraine celebrates its first anniversary
Photos by Marta Kolomayets and Khristina Lew

BOOK NOTES

Economic history of Koropeckyj
Mallarme's poetry in Ukrainian

NEW RELEASE: Philatelic supplements

FOR THE UKRAINIAN CANADIAN CENTENNIAL

A history of pioneers, émigrés
A look at Toronto community
Ukrainian Churches of Alberta
An immigrant's personal account

PREVIEW OF EVENTS
September 1 - September 21