№9, (1998)
07.04.1998 - 00:00
LVIV MAYOR WINS
Lviv had perhaps the highest level of voter turnout in the elections. Almost three-quarters voted for City Mayor Vasyl Kuibida, over one half of all potential voters. Remarkably, the man has no...
07.04.1998 - 00:00
SHEEP POPULATION DECLINE
Compared to 1990, the sheep population in Ukraine has dropped 5.6 times. UNIAN reports that there were 8.5 million head in 1990 and early in 1998 the number was 1.5 million (900,000 in the public and...
07.04.1998 - 00:00
MONEY FOR MINERS FOUND QUICKLY
After 23 miners of the Hoska XK mine decided to stage a sit-in March 27 until their 3-month back wages were paid, extraction came to a halt. Under work safety regulations the mine stayed idle for...
07.04.1998 - 00:00
GERMAN AMBASSADOR SUBMITS ULTIMATUM
By Vitaly Kniazhansky, The Day
The German
government demanded Ukraine
pay off the loan granted
the Oriana Concern
in Kalush
by March 31
German ambassador for Ukraine Eberhard...
07.04.1998 - 00:00
VALERY HEYETS: "EVENTS ON THE FINANCIAL MARKET CONFIRM THAT WE HAVE TO SOFTEN MONETARY POLICY"
By Iryna Klymenko, The Day
According to National Bank of Ukraine President Viktor Yushchenko, the NBU managed to achieve a certain stability on the financial market during the last ten...
07.04.1998 - 00:00
IN WASHINGTON THEY AGAIN WANT TO REDUCE AID TO UKRAINE
Debates resumed in Congress on aid to Kyiv, possibly after hearing the parliamentary election's preliminary results.
Reuters considers it likely that the US Congress will okay half the amount...
07.04.1998 - 00:00
JOURNALISTS WONDER WHAT THE PRESIDENT HAS IN MIND
It is difficult to evaluate the level of politics in Ukraine, but that of journalism is hope-inspiring, as evidenced by 1+1 TV channel in its live election-night coverage, which showed that our...
07.04.1998 - 00:00
NEW PARLIAMENT, NEW FACES
By Valery Zaitsev, The Day
The election's results did not surprise anybody. The speedy take-off of the Green Party and Labor Ukraine bloc were predicted by the polls already in February...
07.04.1998 - 00:00
MAJORITY CHAMPION LOSES IN MAJORITY CONSTITUENCY
Yevhen Bruslynovsky, The Day
Victory for youth is how one could describe the results of elections at Talne election district where 53-year-old Deputy Information Minister Mykhailo...
07.04.1998 - 00:00
LVIV DID NOT LET KHMARA INTO PARLIAMENT
By Roman Onyshkevych, The Day
The new Ukrainian Parliament will have to do without Stepan Khmara, the firebrand nationalist and leader of the Ukrainian Conservative Republican Party. Many...
07.04.1998 - 00:00
OLEKSANDR MOROZ: "IT WOULD NOT BE BRIGHT TO SAY THE DEMOCRATS LOST, AND IT WOULD BE PREMATURE TO SAY THE LEFT WON"
By Tetiana Korobova, The Day
One detail: Moroz's behavior shows that he is neither past nor future, he still is in power as Speaker of Parliament and prospects for past and future...
07.04.1998 - 00:00
SKATE INTO THE FUTURE
They should not say that Ukrainians have nostalgia for the past. With time the Communists will come to understand that people voted not for them but for the security, solidity, for the hope and...
07.04.1998 - 00:00
DONBAS COAL PAID FOR IN HUMAN LIVES
By Oleksandr Savytsky, The Day
The Skochynsky Pit started yielding coal in 1975. Its annual capacity is 770,000 tons; main level depth: 1,200 meters; average 24-hour output: 2,200 tons; and...
07.04.1998 - 00:00
CRIMEA MAY SLIP AWAY FROM UKRAINE
Recent heavy rains and thawing caused 1,069 landslides registered in the Crimea. A new one appeared on the 30th kilometer of the Simferopol-Yalta highway, threatening this route of national...
07.04.1998 - 00:00
CEC WISENHEIMERS’ RECORDS Counting is the most important of all crafts
By Tetiana Korobova, The Day
Falsification. This word was heard where and whenever two or more Central Election Committee people gathered out of others’ earshot during the 24 hours following...