IMGpapers 1976–79

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

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Socialist Challenge No. 46, 18 May 1978 · p. 5 of the scan · 293 words

The scan: sc-n46-may-18-1978.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 5 of the scan

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liaised with branches in other hotels for supporting action CLOAKE RECOLU sistance with broad pickets, The collapse of the Claridges Garners Steak House strikers, Drugs West End determination or so strikers (mass pickets, Despite and no dismissals pending arbitration.

However the day following the agreement a letter was SOSALS which stated that journaliste would have to refund all the back pay.

This was unacceptable to the Heme gourDa Ists They decided to continue their strike action. In other areas there bas been a return to work. In journalists were incensed at the decision.

It came at a time when their own newsletter was selling well the local Thomson lose advertising. The usual lack solidarity - DCIWCET CENC newspaper unions was shown their members to cross the But many South Wales trade unionists had been giving their support — including the South Wales miner's conference. And many press officers and union representatives were refusing to information the Thomson papers.

the instruction to care aiso invited, iresnective of political differences The meeting will be from 11 am.to 5pm next Saturday at the Argyle Community •Argyle St London WCI.

A pooled fare will operate. Anyone requiring childcare facilities or overnight Ropo organisers. National NALGO Meeting, PO Bax SD, London Abortion demo AT ITS conference last month, the National Abortion Cam paiga decided to throw its weight behind a campnigs for day-care abortion fecilities SARAH HOELOrS and CONWAY mport.

Day care allows women to have an abortion by the quickest and available. women in Tameside had thi choice of opting for menstrual extraction as an abortion method. But this is no longer the case.

1967 Abortion Act requires that a woman has to

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