MOSCOW Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev shifted Wednesdaytoward compromise with the fractious Soviet republics and woncritical support from his rival, Russian Chairman Boris N. Yeltsin,for a broad declaration of joint action against the country'seconomic and social crisis.
Gorbachev then used this new pact to rebuff an angry challengefrom Communist Party hard-liners, blocking their moves in a CentralCommittee meeting to debate whether he should resign as the party'stop leader.
Gorbachev and leaders of nine of the 15 republics, includingYeltsin, published a joint statement in the Communist Party newspaperPravda declaring their intention to work together to …
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