APPROXIMATELY 150 supporters of the United Troops Out Movement demonstrated in Dundee last Saturday calling for the disbandment of the Ulster Defence Regiment, British troops to be withdrawn from The march, which drew support from UTOM branches in Aberdeen, Glasgow, Stirling and Edinburgh, was Intercontinental Press 00000 COVERAGE 01 developments Central America continues in latest issue the Intercontinenlal Press/ Inprecor vol 17, No 37]. Individual copies cost 30p plus 10p post, but subscriptions work out much cheaper at fll for a vear 48 or £3 for 10 weeks. Cheques or should be made out to inental rress ano sent to: IF/l, PU Box 50, London N1 2XP.
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who support prisoner-of-war status. in protest at the training of UDR units at Barry Budden army camp, six miles from Dundee. The UDR is under the control of the British Armv in the Ireland and is almost its members have been found guilty of demonstration followed several weeks of activity by Scottish UTOM. A Glasgow showing of the film The Patriot Game attracted an audience of 150. in Edinburgh and Stirling meetings were addressed by founder Derry's Committee, an campaigning for prisoner-of-war status for the North Mary and another Derry woman, Vivien Doherty, were arrested under the Prevention of Terrorism Act when They were held for 4'%, hours and Vivien was treated at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary during police Mary was an official guest of Edinburgh Trades Council, the demand