TOC_Sunday, May 23, 1993

Sunday, May 23, 1993

Who will control Ukraine's Cabinet?
Kravchuk, Kuchma struggle, PM offers his resignation
by Marta Kolomayets
Kyyiv Press Bureau

Presidium resolution allows a Communist Party in Ukraine
by Marta Kolomayets
Kyyiv Press Bureau

UNA Supreme Assembly convenes annual meeting
by Roma Hadzewycz

RESEARCH REPORT: The shaping of Ukrainian attitudes on nukes
by Bohdan Nahaylo
RFE/RL Research Institute
PART VI

NEWSBRIEFS ON UKRAINE

Ukraine moves to spur exports
Ukraine agrees to CIS economic union
START I again on Parliament agenda
Ukraine accused of controlling missiles
Ukraine seeks ties with Turkmenistan
Ukrainian Fleet officers protest salaries
Ambassador clarifies Russia's position
Pynzenyk seeks energy price increases

Resolution of the Presidium of the Supreme Council of Ukraine

Former Canadian minister, jurist helps write Ukrainian constitution
by Christopher Guly

Ukrainian Australian acquitted of WW II war crimes charges

Lord Owen seeks Ukraine's support
by Marta Kolomayets
Kyyiv Press Bureau

From the UNA Washington Office
A profile of intern Sarah Tweed
by Maria Lischak

Museum patrons pledge $100,000 to building fund
by Marta Baczynsky

Pavlychko speaks at UIA anniversary banquet
by Roman Woronowycz

Annual Ukrainian conference focuses on education

EDITORIAL
Do the right thing

Turning the pages back...
May 21, 1895

JOURNALIST'S NOTEBOOK IN UKRAINE
by Marta Kolomayets
Kyyiv Press Bureau
May 9 is a day of victory for Ukraine

FACES AND PLACES
by Myron B. Kuropas
Sovietology: mother of political correctness

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

VOA news not just about the U.S.
Ukrainian guilty of discrimination
Kuropas column tells it like it is

Lviv University institute to reform historical studies in Ukraine
by Oksana Zakydalsky

Investigating psychiatric practices in Ukraine: a personal account
by Jurij Savyckyj
PART I

NOTES ON PEOPLE

Szyszka receives Navy promotion
Newsletter cites Princetonian

Cirque du Soleil features clown from Ukraine

Children's art exchange program in Ukraine slated for fall 1993

UKRAINIAN CROSSWORD
by Tamara Stadnychenko
F Fetish

PREVIEW OF EVENTS
Friday, May 28 - Sunday, June 13

A SEMI-ANNUAL PERIODICAL FROM THE UNA FINANCIAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT

It's here! The UNA's new Flexible Life Plan is now available
Solving two problems at the same time: satisfying the need for life insurance and establishing a fund for your child's college education
Investing your money - the Flexible Life Plan is an investment
Should I buy term life insurance or the UNA's Flexible Life Plan?
Your savings - investing in a tax deferred annuity
Care in a nursing home, who pays for it?
Life insurance and charitable endowment fund