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1987, June 29–30
 
The Supreme Soviet approved the restructuring of the national economy, with new laws on state enterprises and on procedures for suing officials who infringed on citizens' rights.  1
 
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Boris Yeltsin was discharged as head of the Moscow Communist Party for blaming Gorbachev for the slow pace of reforms.  2
 
 
 
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