IMGpapers 1976–79

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

FOR HOUNSLOW HOSPITAL THE AXE

· Socialist Challenge No. 17, 13 October 1977 · pp. 1-2 of the scan · 310 words

The scan: sc-n17-oct-13-1977.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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GRUNWICK MASS PICKET 17 OCT 6.30 am society.' DEATH. That was just one of the consequences of the bodysmatching operations st Hounslon Hospital work-in.

Members of the occupation cummittee hase now seiraled that the Marked Befor last Thursday"s raid by the health otficials und police.

DEATH NEMBER ONE WaS that of 37-cear-old Fred Lady man. a funder memher of the Inest trades couscil who died or Octoher. a few diss after health officinks stopped him getREVIEW OF BOOKS Crisis of the British Intelting a bed at Hounsion Hospital.

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DEATH NEMBER TWO came un elderh patient died days affer he was transferred in the rummando raid" in puring ruin last Thursday.

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A 4-page extra including Francis Mulhern on The

ligensia. 'It is our responsibility as democratic socialists to plan ahead and follow our

vision to use the material resources and make them available to achieve a better

Why we must win at Grunwick 1 - P.4

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