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The Ukrainian Weekly 1997, No.33 www.ukrweekly.com INSIDE: • U.S.-Ukraine Foundation receives grant of nearly $7 million — page 3. • Church cornerstone blessed in Zarvanytsia — page 10. • Peremyshl’s Basilian complex undergoes renovation — page 11. HE KRAINI A N EEKLY T PublishedU by the Ukrainian National Association Inc., a fraternal non-profitW association Vol. LXV No. 33 THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY SUNDAY, AUGUST 17, 1997 $1.25/$2 in Ukraine Odesa editor is gunned dow n Kuchma continues Cabinet appointments by Khristina Lew investigators had evidence Mr. Kyiv Press Bureau Derevianko had been tailed by unidenti- with a view toward “reformist potential” fied persons for some time prior to his KYIV — The founding editor of death. In an interview with the newspa- by Khristina Lew Prime Minister Valerii Pustovoitenko Odesa’s leading independent newspaper per Kyiv Post in April, Mr. Derevianko Kyiv Press Bureau told a press conference on August 13 that was gunned down one block from his admitted that he had been threatened on the government had been streamlined to office on August 11. Borys Derevianko, KYIV — A vacationing President focus on key spheres of interest: indus- numerous occasions, which he attributed Leonid Kuchma continued the process of editor-in-chief of Vechernaya Odesa, try, the agro-industrial complex, the to Vechernaya Odesa’s “commitment to appointing a new Cabinet of Ministers, died after being shot four times during financial-economic sphere, and social- constant opposition to all those in posi- and by August 14 all but three ministers his morning walk to work. Police had a humanitarian policies. tions of power in the city.” had been named to the new government. suspect in custody on August 12. The choice of ministers for the new Alla Koresiuk, a reporter for On August 8 the Ukrainian president Colleagues and co-workers maintain Vechernaya Odesa who also has received government was not “cosmetic surgery,” that Mr. Derevianko’s killing was politi- signed a decree appointing National death threats, said her mentor’s credo he said, but “people chosen for their cally motivated. He also held a seat on Deputy Anatolii Holubchenko as first was “always challenge authority, always reformist potential.” the Odesa City Council. vice prime minister. The 47-year-old Mr. seek the truth.” She told the Kyiv Post “This is not a coalition government, Mr. Derevianko founded Vechernaya Holubchenko hails from Mariupol and is that the killing of Mr. Derevianko “could but a government team that will focus on Odesa 23 years ago; on its pages he fre- a metallurgical engineer. In 1992-1995 only have been in the interest of the city stabilizing Ukraine’s economic situa- quently accused local officials of corrup- he served as minister of industry. authorities, who are worried about our On August 11 President Kuchma tion,” he underlined. tion. At the time of his death, the news- Mr. Pustovoitenko added that the gov- paper had over 75,000 subscribers. newspaper’s strong opposition to them in replaced retiring Vice Prime Minister the [March 1998] mayoral elections.” Ivan Kuras with Valerii Smolii. The 47- ernment’s top priority is to pay 370 million Acting Procurator General Oleh hrv. in back wages and pensions, which Lytvak said on August 12 that Mr. Mr. Derevianko’s killing is the latest year-old Dr. Smolii served as the director in a series of crimes against journalists in of the National Academy of Sciences will be financed from the proceeds of the Derevianko’s “critical statements in the first Eurodollar note sales managed by the paper about the situation in Odesa and Ukraine. In March a Kievskiye Institute of Ukrainian History. Mr. Japanese firm Nomura International. Odesa Oblast” may have prompted the Viedomosti correspondent was found Kuchma also appointed Valerii Cherepa The new Cabinet of Ministers will be killing. dead in Kyiv. Police ruled his death a as minister of transport. introduced to the Ukrainian public at a “The killing of Derevianko has shaken suicide, but colleagues said they believed The new Cabinet of Ministers is com- ceremony to be held at the Mariinskyi Ukrainian society, and we will do all we it was murder. The culture editor of the posed of 21 ministries and 23 state com- Palace on August 22. The ceremony is can to solve this case,” he said. There are newspaper Den (Day) died after suffering mittees. Ministers of justice, information, eight witnesses to Mr. Derevianko’s from burns he claimed were inflicted by and family and youth have yet to be scheduled to be broadcast on Ukrainian killing, and police have circulated assailants who poured gasoline on him appointed. Television’s Channel 1. sketches of two men who had inquired and set it afire. Police said he electrocut- about the editor’s personal habits several ed himself while walking along a rail- days before he was killed. way. Medical institutions in Ukraine try The 57-year-old Mr. Derevianko had Acting Procurator General Lytvak said been beaten twice since 1995. Ivan 42 crimes had been committed against Hryhorenko, chief of the Internal Affairs journalists in 1996 and the first half of to cope with rise in thyroid cancers Ministry for the Odesa Oblast, told a 1997. One-fourth of those crimes took press conference on August 12 that place in the Odesa Oblast. by Khristina Lew equipment,” explained Dr. Ihor Kyiv Press Bureau Komissarenko, chief of the institute’s surgical department, who with his late KYIV — The Ukrainian Academy father, Dr. Vasyl Komissarenko, creat- Bubka extends streak to six of Sciences’ Institute of ed the institute in 1965. Endocrinology is located on the north- Across town, in Kyiv’s eastern reach- ern outskirts of Kyiv. It is a forebod- es, is the Ukrainian Center of Endocrine at world meet in Athens ing building, its unlit hallways fre- Surgery and Transplantation. Created by quented by women with gauze dress- presidential decree in 1994, the center by Andrij Kudla Wynnyckyj said. “It’s amazing to see him win six titles ings wrapped around their necks. at the world championships.” rents space from the Kharkiv Raion JERSEY CITY, N.J. — To the roar of In the institute’s surgical division, Hospital, and is sponsored by Ukraine’s As the year began, Mr. Bubka’s freshly washed disposable rubber 60,000 spectators in Athens, Ukraine’s prospects of retaining the mantle of world Ministry of Public Health. Dr. Sergey Bubka vaulted over a bar set 6.01 gloves line the radiators beneath dusty Komissarenko serves as the center’s champion looked grim. In a warm-up to the windows. Surgeons perform opera- meters (19 feet, 8.5 inches, or over two sto- 1996 Olympic competition in Atlanta, he general director, and splits his time ries) above the ground at the International tions in the remnants of scrubs, their between the institute and the center. had cleared the highest height achieved that heads swaddled in gauze. Amateur Athletic Federation’s world year (6.02), but it cost him. He sustained a The 60-bed center takes up three championships on August 10, reaffirming The surgical division has 50 beds, floors of the Kharkiv Raion Hospital and severe injury to his right Achilles’ tendon and its four surgeons perform eight to his pre-eminence in a sport he has dominat- and had to withdraw (Frenchman Jean is equipped with modern technology. ed since his arrival on the scene in the early 10 thyroid-related operations a day, The Ministry of Health purchased $1 Galfione eventually took gold with a vault three days a week. In 1996 the insti- 1980s. His jump extended the greatest win- of 5.92). In December came surgery. million in equipment for angiograms for ning streak in the championships’ history. tute’s surgical staff performed 663 thy- the center, and it boasts a separate cytol- In January, the Luhansk native still roid operations; in 1980, 391. Since the By claiming the gold in his event, the had not recovered sufficiently to compete ogy laboratory, biochemical laboratory 1986 explosion at the Chornobyl 33-year-old Mr. Bubka continued his in an international pole vaulting competi- and diagnostics room. It also has a school nuclear power plant some 60 miles reign as the only athlete to take top hon- tion he organizes in Donetsk, where he for diabetics, where instruction is supple- north of the institute, each year 50 to 60 ors in all six world competitions since grew up. In fact, the Agence France mented by computers and videoplayers. of those patients have been children. their inception in 1983 (see sidebar on Presse quoted him on January 22 as com- Surgeons perform operations in brightly Most of the equipment in the oper- page 13). Germany’s world champion in plaining of chronic burning sensations in lit rooms, to strains of classical music. discus, Lars Riedel, 30, who won his his legs and voicing feelings that it might ating room was donated as humanitari- In 1996 the center performed 770 event for the fourth time in succession be time to retire. an aid by Italians and Germans. The thyroid-related surgeries. that same day, is the only other competi- It was not until April that doctors institute is currently awaiting the Despite the improved conditions at the tor to come close. allowed Mr. Bubka to resume training, arrival of a gamma camera donated by center, both the institute and the center Maksim Tarasov of Russia, who took the even advising him against walking. One the European Association of Thyroid are overwhelmed by an increasing num- silver medal by clearing 5.96 meters in the of the main draws for the “World’s Best” Gland Specialists.
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