IMGpapers 1976–79

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

Put the PLA in the dock

Socialist Challenge No. 53, 6 July 1978 · p. 7 of the scan · 185 words

The scan: sc-n53-jul-6-1978.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 7 of the scan

was: the scene of 300-strong meeting on 28 June, called to discuss the proposed closure of the Fast London Upper Docks. Dockers Liverpool and swelled the numbers, and added to the militant mood.

TONY BROWNE герогія.

The closure plans from the Por of london Anthony have already provoked an outraged dockers who stand to lose their community as well.

The dockers appreciate that the strugele in the area mist Hull as it will be affected. The fist 1978 and Deceniber 1979 will be at the cost of 4,250 jobs. But jobs in the docks pencrate the elsew licie.

closures will probably mean thie local loss ol 20-30,000 Jobs in 110 East End an a whole.

The dockers are demanding that the goveruneur pays to involve the whole community, keep jahs and the docks open and that the mones should be controlled by the people whis WE HEAR MOIS dion by all those who want to Keep the docks open on 15 Juls. The march will assemble 12.30pm a1 Central Park, East Ham, Further information and lands Forum, 309 Barking Rd. - London Fa.

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