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Yeltsin's proposals on union accepted
MOSCOW. Oct 18 : Russian President Bort* Yeltsin on Thursday pledged to dismantle the remnants of centralised state power In the Soviet Union and replace them with looser inter-republican power structures, reports AFT*
Soviet President Mikhail Oorbaehev meanwhile met With Yeltsin and accepted his amendments on banking, finance and the role of the so-called 'centre* as spelled out in the draft econuiKa accord, the Russian Information Agency (RIA) reported.
RIA gave on further details on the changes proposed by Yeltsin.
But his meeting Gorbachev came as the Ukraine an nounced it was not signing the accord on economic union among the republics and denounced the agreement for preserving central control over fiscal and monetary policy in 11k republics.
In a speech to Russian judges. Yeltsin said the Russian government had compk-tcd a polity revision and would no longer pul up with the "dying centre? the unofficial news
agency Interfax reported.
The centre as such ceased to exist* after the faikd AugU' coup d'etat, he said, adding that the Russian government "will see to It that what little remains of the old central structures be torn rwii us soon as pwilMc '
Yeltsin said the Russian government w . - i- v. ways to strengthen Ils sovereignty anti protect the republic's economy against a "Rebel liivaavu,' Lui adiA 1 that Russia opposed a total breakup ol jhc Soviet Union Interfax said.
Gorbachev accepted al) the changes to the economic ac cord proposed by Yeltsin during their talks at the Kremlin Thursday and ’has unelertalu n efforts to convince the other potential participants tn th« accord to accept the an - id ments of the Russian leader.’ RIA said.
The report said theft talks focussed on provisions for new banking and Bntmw structures contained in the accord as well as on the future of centralised power but gave no further details on Yeltsin's amendments
Yeltsin and oilier republican h-sa while agreeing to sign the economic accord Friday. Iiave in the past several weeks stioiialy criticized ports ol the agreement. which calls for selling up vnew central bunk l-i .1 television interview Tia -u-.y. Icilsiu sued that lla-lime hod come to ’complete
nr d the Russian le ader has posed mslrad setting up a io- ’ ..lAing union* ^ruup-1.1,4 oiuu! ImiM icpiCMmla Ilves from us h republic.
Volodlmh 'iiniiv. Second Deputy Chairman of the Ekrafnlan Parliament, on Thursday described the economic accord as ‘dangerous.’ adding that it was ’once agnln in attempt to bring back the central structure of the former
The Ukraine sfwuld hove the right to set up Ils own nn-tmnal bank. Issue Its own cur-reiuy and have complete control’ over Its fiscal and monetary policies. Oleg Beyc. an aid to Ukrainian Vice-President Vl.-idinilr Grfrilov, said.