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I’m recurrence of last week's coup bid'

Yeltsin takes over all government communications in Soviet Union
MOSCOW, Aug 25 : Boris \ellsin announced on Saturday that his Russian republic was taking over all government communications, traditionally controlled by the Kremlin, re porta Reuter.
In the most dramatic of a series of decrees undercutting the authority of President Mikhail Gorbachev. Yeltsin said he was recurrence of last week's coup bid.
The decree, published by Tass news agency, said the Russian federation's KGB security service would assume responsibility for all government communications in the republic. including telephones and "coded information. "
The Russian Ministry for Communications. Information Technology and Space, would take over all communications enterprises in Russia now answering to the central government.
The decree, if implemented, would involved a vast encroachment on the authority of central government three days after the collapse of the coup.
As an example of the vital importance of communications, Gorbachev said he first knew the coup was underway when he found his special telephones had been cut off at his holiday home.
The undermining of central authority has accelerated the process of disintegration within the country's republic's.
Latvia and Estonia have declared full independence, as has the Ukraine, subject to a referendum later in the year.
In decrees Issued earlier in the week Yeltsin suspended publication of several newspapers deemed to have supported the coup, including the Communist Party daily Pravda, suspended the Russian
Communist Party, dismissed the head of Soviet television and sacked a number of local officials.
Ue has also demanded substantial changes to the union treaty which was to have redrawn lines of Jurisdiction between central authority and the republics.
The treaty was to have been signed by Yeltsin and two other leaders on Tuesday, the day after the coup began.
Russian federation Prime Minister Ivan Silayev pressed home his republic’s bid to extend its Jurisdiction, effectively making several federal ministries on Russian territory subservient to his government.
One of a series of ministerial orders explicitly barred the Soviet economics ministry from operating on Russian territory and ordered It to transfer its assets to its Russian republican counterpart.
credited for failing to condemn the coup.
Another report adds Muscovites hailed President Mikhail Gorbachev’s decision to resign as Communist Party head and destroy it as a political force, but many warned against driving the once dominant organisation underground.
Gorbachev, coming to terms with the party's complicity in last week's failed coup, quit on Saturday as party boss, ordered ' the seizure by the state of its property, banned it from all state organisations and suggested it dissolve ttself.
Many in the Soviet capital, centre of world communism for 70 years, were delighted.
"I'm very happy. The party has kept us slaves for far too long." said young factory worker Sasha Dinovich, out for a midnight stroll through red
The orders appeared to have' been issued before Gorbachev appointed Silayev to head an interim government to replace the team largely dis-
"Fantastic things will be much belter now, said mining engineer Vladimir Yarlmov, 46. standing beside the Red Amrble Mausoleum Housing the body of state founder Vladimir Lenin.
'This party has spilled too much blood. No party in the world has annihilated so many people as the Soviet Communist Party," he said.
However, there were no Joyous celebrations, no crowds in the streets cheering or drinking champagne.
'This is Just the start. Our rebirth will take a long time. The party heads In the regions arc firmly entrenched and will put a brake on reforms for many years to come." Yarlmov said.
"Gorbachev resigning ? No, no. you've been misled, you've got that totally wrong," Vladislav Livlnets, 28, said.