In 1987. the Soviet Embassy in Washington even took the trouble to write me a letter to give me the news. Unfortunately. Chernobilsky never received his exist visa. and remains stuck in Moscow. I remain cautiously optimistic about the fate of Mr. Chernobilsky and his family. and I will not rest until I learn that they have arrived safely in Israel. As we mark the joyous news of Boris Chernobilskys release. let us also pause to remember the thousands of Soviet citizens for whom emigration remains but a dream. While the current rate of emigration in the Soviet Union is highly encouraging. it is by no means certain that it will be sustained. And long promised changes of that countrys emigration laws have yet to be realized. Americans will be watching closely for these changes. in the hope that they will soon be forthcoming.* Name and Country Name of curlency U S IcIlar foreign equtvalenl currency o U S currency Sally Wa!5h Paraguay AIgentina Chile Brazil Robert Bockery [I Salvador Mexico United States Yvonne Hopkins En fland Be giun Italy Switzerland Fance Senalor Alan Cranslon Japan United Staies
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