Mr. President. I rise to again draw my colleagues attention to the case of Vladimir Tsivkin. a Soviet refusenik from Leningrad. On the eve of the summit. he continues to be denied permission to emigrate. Mr. President. I spoke about this case last week on the Senate floor. I urge the Soviet Union to resolve this case and grant Vladimir permission to leave the Soviet Union. I cannot see what purpose is served in keeping him there against his will. Vladimir Tsivkins story is an all too typical one. He told it to me personally when I visited Moscow. Although Vladimir lives in Leningrad. he traveled to Moscow in the hope that I could help him.
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