WHILE the presses at The Times continue silent. those Challenger will rolling.
The unions battling against the lock-out Newspapers are planning to the produce an eight-page paper, largely devoted to putting over their case movement.
This has been one of the few positive moves DEICEW SC regional peace.
Much of the energy of the to remain of Times shortly start Street.
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the workers' jobs.
ALa in remains a phoney print unions NATSOPA and February NGA is being taken up with finding their locked-out mem- be built bers temporary jobs on Fleet struggle.
The danger is that with no clear fight-back taking place, this dispersion of the workforce could easily lead to demoralisation and a permanent loss of mass meeting Thursday, NATSOPA officials announced that there is to be a rally and Fleet Street march on 25 January, and a conference for trade union delegates on 10 But solidarity cannot readily for invisible If the management which has suppressed two national papers allowed to continue publish its regional newspapers without resistance from the unions; if the enormous assets of the Thomson Organisaton are considered inviolable, and if there is no serious attempt b the unions to nail the bosses press freedom, then Thomson could win in the end. of the victimised workers, full payment TOT LOSI suspensions and strikes, and the defence of their union ONITROTSKYISH AND 3 THE FOURT - INTERNATIO Pamphlet: On Trotskyism and the Fourth International by Phil Hearse. Invaluablereading. 30p plus 10p p&p from The Other London Ri 328 Upper London