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movement SCOTT and 'phone in' stations Join up Jocally and stration.

ND against the Corrie Bill at the third *Put a resolution to your branch meeting asking: for support for the Campaign Against the Corrie Bill; a Against the Corrie Bill; affiliation either to the Abortion Campaign Labour Abortion Rights Campaign.

*Call on your national executive body to inform sponsored MPs of your branch/union opposition to the Bill and ask them to vote against it.

*Raise the issue at your local trades circulate affiliated branches with information; coordinate local opposition to the Bill and provide transport to London for *If official support is not given, start or join a local NAC or LARC group, talk to friends, neighbours and ask them to sign the NAC petition against the Bill, write to your paper your local radio. with other people come to the demon-