Communists Back Plan for Baltic Unification Talks
Moscow newspaper summary says the Communist Party accepts Baltic calls for a new unification framework replacing the USSR Treaty. The draft grants republics power to question central laws via a Constitutional Control Commission, while central government can strike down unconstitutional laws. It notes dissent from Baltic leaders seeking full independence and warns of potential constitutional changes or secession.
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