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RpablicI mUll be JiveD thejr chance: In 1990 they must
tie . . . ~ ~ 1hey mus(~ show dlat 1biDp an:
·cIs·.... for 1be 1Jr.Uer. '
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All A8C~t. . .tin,. Eaalirh with super-
ieapaJIed R.uIIiaa tlUllatioa..us: -Paaidcnt Bush Iw
• IIid 1bat lie WIIltS paaauyb to IUCCeCId What steps
would you lib 1be UDiUld SCaICl to take in the ecoDomic
. . . . . to IIeIp ~ succeed?"

A.Iti.. celpODl:fs: '""We IIlUlt do most of the went

n:mcmber ......... 1Iid Pout Poland aDd
. . . . .ftL I
Huapry. He .... quite riaht. I tJaiDk. whaa he .ud, as a
wile ad ..u.tic politician. tat die Poles and Hunpr-
ians themlelva mUll briD& thOr OOUDtry out of eco-
.omic aiJis. just lite the Scmet people must do. We
must 40 1bis ounelves. I am CO"".llfJctJDC)lt by. what
must be done in our country ill these matteri. ASTor
or
what caD be apccted of the UDi1ed SUlCI America.
which miPt be of assiItance. I do DOt wish to dewIop
this topic. because apart ftom the mOlt teneral COIlCCptS
with which you have alIloQI been familial'-decidc the
issue oftbe IIlOIt..faWUJed ution ayItCm, remove IOlDC
GIber ~ 1IW11lOt be emic:bina our ImowI-
edit with anythina."
A (!HARLEMS DAGLAD) cOhapon-dent. tpeWq in
Ruuian. asks: -We did DOt all ....nqe to follow the
debates CODCIUdCd at the confereace. Could you perhaps
cdl us 1tlOl'e specifically which points pve rise to the
. . ncptive radion from the COIlItI'\'&tives. and how
do you reckon to blat this opposition?"
Abalkin auwers: "We have a areat deal of historical
aperie1Klt on how to break the opposition. (lauahter in
bait] 'l'hemore. the main task is how to learn to hold a
djaJoaue with the opposition. The best way is to compel
the conservatives to do battle with the radicals, while we
Fl on cahnly with the job at band. (lauahter) That would
be the wisest solution. we have both radicals and COIIICr-
_tives. At the same time. we must take .U the valuable
and useful and ICIISible thiop oft'ered by both of these.
and iac:Iude these ill our propamDU: and Fl on alona our
0WIl way. AI for 1be upectI which came in for criticism,
I would limit myself to just two approaches. Emotions
c:anied over &om cneetiop ~ present at the confer-
cacc; and there 'MR abo tcientific: dUc:uuions.
""EvaythiaalWtl at the ~ heaillDiD&: Should state
AI APN corleliiODdeDt ab aboDt 'die ditIic:u1ty of 1he 1JIOpeI'ty be left uaaltercd. or Ibould we start to mod-
~___1IIIe or 6in ad wbetber die popuIatioD crniJlC and renew. make it mote flexible and start the
_ _ 10 .... PIOCCII of dMCatizatioa. aivea labor coUec:tives on this
~ ., llais1be fteedom to decide mauen iDdependently and
"tile -..,.tit..,.,
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CWII')'aDe is waitiDa for aD imtaDt cnirIIde.
it is at times like 1hiIdIat n=podS of
to elect theirmaMacr. Orlhould we maintain the system
of lidminiltrldioa. by iqjunc:tion. Should we move to •
~~ dmalatina. We must convince pablic-4 market with new laM of rep1atin& it, with flexible and
~ ~~DI of1be tautb and IlOIhioa but the truth. mobile prices. Or should we u before keep prices unam-
• ...-, alb: .... -wuwtmenta are ineYitabIe after . . . iIIu- bipousIy under harsh state control. A quite normal
Idlitcto ..... IIIcera fot~m1lltbemadeawueofthestate" process is UDder way, not a very pleasant one, but •
"I; dIeD _..,mill. . '-tiona. ~ weII-bein&. We mUlt not pyc way 10 1IOl'IM1 process of count.erpOSina and weighiq up and 10
........Id -~-, ___0l1ity1'be iIIdiYicIu.J mUll be made 10 feel bis own fOrth. At the same timo--end this is also • very well
'. and 1bc imponabOC of this work. The known thiJJ.a--the existence of any opposition ·...ompets
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At 1604 GMT, an UDii_I1jfi4~

lib about • debate Oft
Autoaomy of'tbe Baltic
AlI606 GMT, an ani lib why various apec:tI
of the Baltic republi-v'..•..·..lo.omoas ecoaomic m.n.....
. . .t has DOt be iad qenda.
At 1607 GMT.
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1635 GMT
1175789
(EditoriId Report] MOICOW TeIc~im
liD at 1635 GMT. ON
recorded Iday of the 20 N01vemiter Supr'Cft1e
At 1611 GMT. Qbalemtiy . . . momilll tellion proceedinas in thellKnmdlln.
1ImmiD& demonItratioas.
At 1612 GMT. Deputy ValfsoD ..,.. tJaat OB
All635 amt , Abalkin states tbat ....·IfII-U'l~ ~~.~=:t
the draft law, Artide 6, enumerates
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November • demcmstration . . . bcIcI in Rip of the republics. The fmancial basis