MOSCOW AP President Boris Yeltsin is feeling better but is still spending part of the day in bed as he continues to be treated for pneumonia officials said Tuesday. A Kremlin spokesman said the president was doing limited paperwork and there were no plans for any meetings or visitors. He did not say how much longer Yeltsin would remain in the government hospital where he has been for 10 days. Yeltsin met his chief-of-staff Valentin Yumashev in the hospital Monday and was briefed on government and national affairs. Russian television showed brief footage of Yeltsin dressed in a white shirt and dark cardigan and looking pale listening intently to his aide and nodding periodically. Like most footage of Yeltsin released in recent weeks Monday's tape didn't contain any sound of the president speaking. Yeltsin's repeated illnesses and his infrequent public appearances have raised concerns about his ability to lead the country now mired in its worst economic crisis since the 1991 Soviet collapse through the end of his term in mid-2000. ren APW19981201.0699.txt.body.html APW19981201.0685.txt.body.html