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The Ukrainian Weekly 1998, No.47 www.ukrweekly.com INSIDE: • A tale of two foundations in Ukraine — page 3. • Progress report: National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy — page 8. • Concert review: The Kiev Camerata at Yale — page 10. HEPublished byK the UkrainianRA NationalI AssociationNIA Inc., a Nfraternal non-profit associationEEKLY Vol. LXVIT UNo. 47 THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY SUNDAY, NOVEMBERW 22, 1998 $1.25/$2 in Ukraine Plans being made Transcarpathian region ravaged by floodwaters by Roman Woronowycz for papal visit Kyiv Press Bureau KYIV – Torrential rains and heavy by Roman Woronowycz flooding have ravaged the Mukachiv Kyiv Press Bureau region of Transcarpathia near the KYIV – Plans are being maid for a Hungarian-Ukrainian border in the last visit by Pope John Paul II to Ukraine, two weeks, leaving a trail of death and possibly for late next year. However, homelessness. major scheduling obstacles exist that Fourteen people are dead, many more make such a trip far from certain. are missing and 24,000 have been left Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Bishop homeless after two days of heavy rains Lubomyr Husar, who has assumed on November 4-5 caused major flooding. the day-to-day duties for the primate Highways and railroads have been under of the Church, Cardinal Myroslav water for two weeks, and with 20 bridges Lubachivsky, told The Weekly on and thousands of telephone lines down November 11 that discussions have from the onslaught of water, the area has been held between the Vatican and had limited access to the outside world. the Ukrainian government about a A woman from the area appearing on visit late next year. Ukrainian Television on November 18 “There have been discussions, explained between sobs the human toll without a doubt, and yes it is in the flood has extracted. “Look at my regard to a visit next year, and only house. Where am I going to live this next year because preparations take winter?” she asked before a heap of that amount of time” said Bishop wood that once was her home. “My chil- Husar. dren, my son and his wife, and their two However, because the pope does kids – they are still buried beneath the not visit countries prior to national house.” elections, and because he will not be The towns of Mukachiv, Khust, and leaving the Vatican during the cele- Tiachiv and 118 surrounding villages brations of the Second Millennium of were nearly submerged by water after Christianity in 2000, only a very lim- flood dams broke on the rivers Tysa, ited window of opportunity exists for Latorytsi and Borzhavy, causing them to a visit to Ukraine by the head of the overflow their banks. In Tiachiv county Catholic Church. the Tysa reached a high mark of more With Ukrainian presidential elec- than 18 feet above flood level. tions scheduled for October 1999, In the town of Mukachiv alone nearly only the last two months of 1999 can 130 private buildings were destroyed, be considered realistic target dates for along with 5,500 homes. a papal visit. Otherwise the trip would Although Ukraine’s National Guard have to be put off until after 2000, and and Border Guard units with helicopters, that would depend on the state of along with more than 8,000 aid workers Pope John Paul’s declining health. including volunteers of the International Red Cross, have been in the area since Bishop Husar said the most realis- the initial flooding, additional rains and a tic scenario is that an open invitation shortage of rescue equipment and emer- would be issued to the pope, and a gency housing has left the region’s popu- specific date identified at a later time. lation in a precarious situation. A man stands in front of his house damaged by flood waters in Mukachiv. The bishop’s press secretary said Nearly 1,000 people have been hospi- that several meetings had already talized as a result of the disaster, accord- taken place at Ukraine’s Ministry of ing to the newspaper Den, and the major Foreign Affairs in preparation for the concern now is providing shelter and Kuchma tells Verkhovna Rada extension of an invitation. food as winter weather arrives. Another Ukraine’s Ministry of Foreign worry is the threat of an epidemic of Affairs would not confirm or deny to get moving on economic reform viral hepatitis from unsafe drinking that plans are being made to issue water. Doctors in the area have identified such an invitation. A press service by Roman Woronowycz He also did not suggest, as he has on two three possible cases in local domestic Kyiv Press Bureau occasions in the recent weeks, that he might spokesman for the ministry said that, animals, which have not yet been con- in keeping with policy, such informa- look for different ways to implement presi- firmed. KYIV – President Leonid Kuchma pre- dential policy if the Verkhovna Rada contin- tion is released only after an invita- Experts from Ukraine’s Ministry of sented what was called a major policy tion is formally extended. ued to ignore or reject economic bills he Emergency Situations said on November speech on Ukraine’s economic situation Nonetheless, Bishop Husar said he and the Cabinet of Ministers have submitted 17 that with more rain and the first before the Verkhovna Rada on November believes that an open invitation will for approval. Only one of the 44 economic snows in the area, in recent days the bills that the president has submitted to the be extended by the Ukrainian govern- 19 in which the president requested the leg- flood waters are receding more slowly Parliament has been approved. ment. “A year, maybe two, ago it did islative body to approve his 1999 budget as and have even stopped in some places. What the president did say – in what was not seem possible. So this is a step presented by the Cabinet of Ministers and The ministry said that threats of mud described as a “non-regular state of the forward,” explained Bishop Husar. reiterated the need for Ukraine to move on slides in the hilly region have grown to economic reform or face a continuing crisis. nation address” – was that Ukraine still But the bishop underscored that dangerous levels. faces serious economic problems that will nothing yet is set in stone. “You can’t In his speech the president did not come On November 9, two days after up with any new proposals, or attempt to worsen if the Verkhovna Rada and the exec- say that there is an agreement – that President Leonid Kuchma visited the area suggest a compromise in his political battles utive branch of government do not begin to will only be true when there is an and called for international relief aid, the work together. “I have come to you con- invitation.” with the Verkhovna Rada over the course of (Continued on page 3) reforms. (Continued on page 6) 2 THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1998 No. 47 Five states sign new agreements NNEEWWSSBBRRIIEEFFSS on intermediate-range nuclear forces Ukraine scrapping strategic bombers budget deficit of 0.6 percent of the gross by Wendy Lubetkin of aircraft to ferry inspectors and supplies to domestic product and an inflation rate of United States Information Agency and from Votkinsk, a Russian missile plant KYIV – On November 16 Ukraine 7.8 percent. It also foresees that the at the foot of the Urals. demolished one of its 44 Soviet-era war- GENEVA – The United States, Belarus, economy will grow by 1 percent next “These agreements show that we are planes capable of carrying nuclear year. Finance Minister Ihor Mitiukov Kazakstan, the Russian Federation and continuing to implement the historic INF bombs, the Associated Press and Reuters Ukraine signed seven new agreements on said the government plans to raise 23.1 Treaty and that we are working very reported. The demolition of Ukraine’s Tu- billion hrv ($6.74 billion) in budget rev- November 9 designed to facilitate the mul- smoothly and cooperatively with the four 160 and Tu-95 bombers is taking place tilateral implementation of the enues in 1999. National Bank of Ukraine partners that we carry out the inspection under the nuclear disarmament program Chairman Viktor Yuschenko said the Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces (INF) regime with,” the official said. initiated by U.S. Sens. Richard Lugar and Treaty, the first treaty to successfully elimi- bank’s goal in 1999 is to preserve the When the INF Treaty was signed by Sam Nunn in 1991. Sen. Lugar personally hryvnia exchange rate at 4 hrv to $1. nate an entire class of missiles in its signa- Presidents Ronald Reagan and Mikhail watched the scrapping of the first bomber tory states. Economy Minister Vasyl Rohovyi told Gorbachev at the White House in at the Pryluky air base in northeastern A U.S. official in Geneva hailed the set the Parliament that the GDP this year is December 1987, it marked the beginning of Ukraine. All strategic bombers and of agreements as a “testimony to continuing expected to fall by 1.5 percent instead of a new era of arms control. nuclear missiles in Ukraine are scheduled cooperation” among the five states. growing by 0.5 percent, as previously The INF Treaty brought about the elimi- to be destroyed by December 2001. The Although all the intermediate and short- projected. Budget Committee Chair nation of the entire class of U.S. and Soviet U.S. has contributed $500 million under er-range missiles belonging to the U.S. and Yuliia Tymoshenko of the opposition intermediate- and shorter-range missiles, the Lugar-Nunn program to help Ukraine former Soviet Union have been destroyed, Hromada Party said the presented draft namely those with a range of 500 to 5,500 dismantle its nuclear weapons.
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