Show d150i441W440V4eV1 A24 The Salt Lake Tribune Sunday June 9 1991 Yeltsin May Win Face Russian Runoff PRESS republic leader Boris Yeltsin run-Linnecdcd a mate he looked for a man who oould appeal to Communist- without offending reformers Pt! picked an Afghan war hero and Communist Party maverick Alexander V Rutskoi who had saved Yeltsin from a challenge Lard-linlawmakers earlier e months the retired air force colonel went as a COIIIITILIniSt lawmaker to one of the brightest rising stars in Soviet politics RootRuiskol (pronounced SKOYI did it by seizing the middle ground between Yeltsin and Pi esdent Mikhail Gorbachev and appealing to the party's relative Iron rank-and-fil- obscurity low-ke- chev But he added that Gorbachev e THE ASSOC IAT ED PRESS s d - !i 4 - W' Jo 4 t" 1 i r' 1- i 1!: i r a "e : :::: -- - : - - ' - - 4 t :' - t - ‘t-i7 - '4 - 4! 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:sks:i:& :'' ' - Is FL 7 !'' i - !11: ::6 11 lit "E - r - t! y vi I - ' r 11Y—--- ''' :'f ': Ii! o error Yeltsin sought to broaden his The three who are being held in Johannesburg Hospital said they would use other fonns of protest to demand the release of political prisoners The men had been fasting be- tween 35 and 38 days and faced permanent damage to their health They had lost 20 percent of their body weight and their condition was deteriorating rapidly according to an independent monitoring body the Human Rights Commission The ANC and the government agreed last year that politicAprisl oilers s hou ld be lease The three members of the main opposition African National Congress announced they would re- su me eating after being urged to do so by ANC deputy president Nelson Mandela on Thursday The 17 were fasting to publicize the continued incarceration of black opposition members despite a pledge by the government to re- N :1 r 4 e 2 The poll conducted May indicated that 26 percent were undecided It did not give a margin of 30 '''' r 4 pro-Yeltsi- n lease all political prisoners by April JOHANNESBURG South Africa — Three political prisoners ended their hunger strikes Saturday after five weeks without food but 14 black opposition detainees main- tamed fasts to demand their re- 1 ' thought it necessary to lean on the left shoulder as we say Since that time our relations have been normal businesslike and at least they do not prevent Russia from carrying out its radical reforms" A poll appearing in Saturday's Rossiskaya Gazeta a newspaper showed him with the support of 495 percent of the 3260 people surveyed in 56 urban and rural areas of Russia Ryzhkov was supported by 134 percent and Bakatin 86 percent 3 S Africa Prisoners End Fasts 14 Continue Yeltsin's feud with Gorbachev which has paralyzed Soviet for months came to a politic-boil in March when orthodox Russian Communists called a special Russian parliament session with the aim of dumping Yeltsin For days hard-liner- s and reformers were deadlocked over Yeltsin's fate Enter Rutskoi The charismatic moustachioed parliament deputy from Kursk in the heart of Russia rallied about 100 of Communist his reform-mindecolleagtues and defected to Yeltsin 's side 1 4!itek14 nsid ered his positions and n y "re-c- I A ' - : - I t 4 1---- "The leadership of the country quavered in front of this attack" said Yeltsin referring to Gorba- The next month Yeltsin survived an attempt to oust him as chief of the Parliament and turned the session to his advantage by winning approval in principle to hold the presidential vote Yeltsin then reached a political truce with Gorbachev in April agreeing along with the leaders of eight other republics to the Soviet president's plan to preserve the country as a renewed federation In return Russia and the other republics will be able to control their natural resources In an appearance Thursday on state-rutelevision Yeltsin tried to present himself as a reformer who was able to cooperate with Gorbachev Asked about his support for a n h liners hard-liner- s Communist The Party is supporting four of his opfield ponents in the and allegations have surfaced of an campaign being conducted across the largest of the Soviet Union's 15 republics He has led Russia for a year as chairman of the republic's Parliament Yeltsin's principal opponents are former Prime Minister Nikolai Ryzhkov and former Interior Minister Vadim Bakatin both Communist loyalists who enjoy the party's support Gorbachev has said he will not endorse a candidate In his campaign Yeltsin anti-Yeltsi- two-mont- 1 - ' coal strike devastating this year Yeitsin said it was the workers' movement that "stopped this strong attack" from party hard- p vote-gette- e tal:- - year In three relied on the populist platreforms and a form of speeded-umarket economy that won him widespread popular support In February following the resurgence of the Communist Party that led to the military crackdown in the Baltics Yeltsin demanded Gorbachev's resignation 60 has MOSCOW — Bons Yeltsin buoyed by new cooperation with political rival Mikhail Gorbachev holds a strong lead in opinion polls heading into the first presidential election in the Russian Federation Despite his popularity however its possible Yeltsin may not win a majority of the votes in Wednesdays balloting which would force a runoff election between the top tv o — When Russian MOSCOW 'HESS THE ASS(YTATED Running Mate To Yeltsin A Rising Star THE ASS9CIATED g : : - - (51 41111b k I 80 YEARS - 1990 k411' I : 1910 Zenell ° 4- Tiede" IL 29 East 4th So tO JUNE SALE Ph to 363-282- :--- - - - - s "0401Or'' : - ' -4- - ''' - 20 20 C E - i 1 1 I i : 1 ' — — ' '" - - - A - : - i NS7'Y 40- 0 f 1 e1414 t : : 1 ii - I! 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