IMGpapers 1976–79

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1976–79

Anti-Nuclear Campaign will grow and grow

· Socialist Challenge No. 123, 29 November 1979 · pp. 11-12 of the scan · 368 words

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page 11 of the scan

Support the Leicester 87! Quash the Convictions!

Release the jailed anti-racists!

Disband the SPG!

Price 20p Published by the Anti Nazi League on behalf of Leicester April 2tst Defence Committee, this pamphlet describes the events that led to the arrest of 87 anti-fascists during the last general election in Leicester. anti-nuclear campaign (ANC) had its launchine conference in London. SUg prople from a many and alliances responsed lo the Irom rnerey 2000.

coordinate the anti-nuclear campaign Britain. The opened by of the Yorkshire NUM. saying its task was to win the battle of ideas against nuclear organisation would coordinate activ. its but retain the autonomy of the The tolerance wa *Stop nuclear power * Reduce eneroy wastage alame. ON SATURDAY 25 November the huge variety should consider Fenlogy Party and the Young Liberals to the alternative energy problem The aim of the ANCis to unile and conference was Arthur Scargill, president disarmament by Britain. The civil and military technology. programme agreed by the *Develop alternative energy prothe changeover.

The conference and the formation of the ANC are a step forward for the anti-nuclear movement. But now i whether time should really be spent on promoting 'energy gap', which misses the real - the political reasons to the development of nuclear power as a method of stabilising energy supplies to the West and protecting energ! security from both the miners and th oil producing third world states.

The demand for unilateral nuclear Britain shouid he incorporated into the campaign of the ANC. as il makes the link hetween Now having won the Yorkshire NUM to an anti-nuclear stand the campaign should turn to the other sections of the trade union movement to win fnem lo ine same posion

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