MEDICAL PROGNOSIS.

Kremlin doctors said on Friday that President Boris Yeltsin had an "unstable blood supply to the heart" and ruled he should stay under close medical supervision until the end of November. Yeltsin’s press spokesman, Sergei Medvedev, told Itar-Tass news agency that the doctors issued their ruling after examining the president, who was rushed to hospital on Thursday after suffering his second mild heart in less than four weeks.

Succession.