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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1991

Page

10

Soviet future seen through expert eyes after coup

U S experts assess post coup Soviet Union with Mikhail Gorbachev's fate uncertain and Boris Yeltsin gaining leverage. Jick Matlock foresees possible reform momentum if Gorbachev regains power, while hard-liners may lose influence. Herbert Ellison contributes another view from University of Washington.

Mikhail Gorbachev U.S Soviet Union Associated Press Matlock Russian Boris Yeltsin Moscow Columbia University New York City Communist Party Mikhail S. Gorbachev

World reaction to failed Soviet coup reshapes power balance

International leaders react to Gorbachev’s return and Yeltsin’s rising prominence. Comments from Navarro, Qichen, Kaito, Aquino, de Klerk, Rao, and others reflect hopes for peaceful reform, weakened central authority, and a potential shift to a republic-based leadership in the wake of the failed coup.

Joaquin Navarro John Paul II Soviet ‘Union Qian Qichen Gorbachev China Soviet Union Iran Akbar Velayati Tehran Moscow Toshiki Kaito Japan Corazon Aquino Philippines Sera Ct Jason Gieuag F.W. de Klerk India Narasimha Rao Demen Yeltsin Wenceslas Square Ellison Washington Jackson School of International Relations

Instability in Soviet Union Could Slow U.S. Defense Cuts

Rand Corp official says coup news may temper pace of military budget reductions but unlikely to alter any defense contractor fortunes. Analysts foresee a possible leveling off of spending in coming years, benefiting firms that had prepared for a decline while others with intelligence contracts may fluctuate as Soviet drama unfolds.

Los Angeles Soviet Union U.S Michael Rich Rand Corp Rich Santa Monica Harris St. Louis Redondo Beach Calif

U S plane crashes in Arabian desert

A U S Air Force jet on a trailing mission crashed in a remote desert on the Arabian Peninsula Wednesday afternoon. The two crew members eject ed safely and were transported to a medical facility with no injuries. Names and unit details were not released.

Manama Bahrain U.S. Air Force Arabian Peninsula Us. Mill Saudi Arabia Rick Sanford Joint Information Bureau U.S Persian Gulf Sanford

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