heir cache was exhumed 24 June 1999, near the Hutsul village of Yavoriv, in western Ukraine's Carpathian Mountains. The Kishchuk family was restoring some outbuildings on a hilltop farm, formerly the property of Palii Mytskaniuk. He disappeared after the Soviets discovered he supported the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists. Later his wife was deported. Neither returned.

As Hanna removed remnants of a drying shed, leveling the surrounding turf, her hoe snagged two glass jars. The contents of one were decayed. The second held 216 celluloid negatives. Her son, Petro, seeing the Ukrainian tryzub, a trident, on the cap badges of soldiers visible on this developed film, identified them as members of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army.

Washington, DC, June 12, 2007 - Twenty years to the day when U.S. President Ronald Reagan stood in Berlin and asked then Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev to "tear down this wall," a memorial to commemorate the victims of communism was dedicated in Washington, DC by current U.S. President, George W. Bush.

Some fourteen years in the making, the memorial stands testament to the hard work of the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation and especially its Chairman, Lee Edwards, historian and author, who lobbied for permission to build the monument.

ISSUE 2

* PRESIDENT YUSHCHENKO ANNOUNCES HIS SOCIAL INITIATIVES

* PRESIDENT PROMISES TO PRESS FOR LAND MARKET FULL-FLEDGED FUNCTIONING SINCE JANUARY 1, 2008

* CONSTITUTIONAL COURT STOPS CONSIDERING VALIDITY OF PRESIDENT'S ORDER ON DISSOLUTION OF VR OF APRIL 26

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* PRESIDENT LEAVES ON WORKING VISIT TO AZERBAIJAN

* PRIME MINISTER VIKTOR YANUKOVYCH LEAVES FOR LUXEMBOURG TO PARTICIPATE IN UKRAINE-EU COOPERATION COUNCIL SESSION

* PRIME MINISTER VIKTOR YANUKOVYCH TO VISIT RUSSIA ON JUNE 21 AND 23

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* PRESIDENT ISSUES NEW ORDERS ON DISMISSAL OF VALERIY PSHENYCHNYI AND VOLODYMYR IVASHCHENKO FROM JUDGES OF CONSTITUTIONAL COURT OF UKRAINE

* VICE SPEAKER MARTYNIUK READS OUT 46 MORE APPLICATIONS OF MPS ON QUITTING FACTIONS, GENERAL NUMBER OF APPLICATIONS REACHES 151

* MYKOLA AZAROV: PRICE SITUATION IN UKRAINE IS CONTROLLABLE

Mayor Richard M. Daley today urged the Illinois General Assembly to extend the 7 percent cap on the annual increase in the taxable value of homes to prevent homeowners from being hit with skyrocketing property tax bills this fall.

The Mayor also called on state lawmakers to provide additional aid to mass transit to keep the Chicago Transit Authority from being forced to reduce service.