Red Weekly1976Red Weekly No. 170, 14 October 1976NOTHING COMES EASY
Red Weekly No. 170, 14 October 1976 · p. 8 of the scan · 137 words
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page 8 of the scan
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theatre has paid attention to the press and its relation to the class struggle. Roadgang Company have attempted to fill that gap in their current orooucion rit Solumn now touring attempt to tackle the issue, It is a partial scant and similarly threatened. The crux of the storv concerns a mutant woman reporter Theatre who, Fleet Street, sides with the workers and olves mem intormation doour manage As a first ment's intentions to close the factory.
after resisting the temptation of Carl Gardner Many important issues are touched on "FIFTH already committed socialists Perhaps it is the very form of these bad writing, that is later ural inadequate to tackle the complex social democratic consciousness of the British nies, if any, have succeeded to date.
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