IMGpapers 1980–83

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1980–83

Nuclear power: it'll costtheearth

· Socialist Challenge No. 141, 3 April 1980 · p. 6 of the scan · 351 words

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speech was from Lambie, NUPE official, who called for action block the implementation of cuts by the called May. By Jenny Flintoft, North London Anti-Nuclear Group THE biggest demonstration yet was Saturday when least people gathered in Hyde Park for Harrisburg Day, the anniversary of the near-disaster at Three Mile Island.

The march moved off to music from various bands, and shouts of • "No more Harrisburgs, Nukes out now, 'One, two, three, four, We effective to stop the closure anti-nuclear don't want a nuclear war' held on 20,000 the Earth, first and NALGO as the East Midlands and Devon.

Mike Aerospace Shop said at the rally in Trafalgar Square that uniting the with the trade unions to oppose nuclear WORKERS at Stone Platt, accompanied by Terry Duffy. Will the AUEW do anything Petra Banners included those of Friends of Ecology Party, Womer Against vice-president Labou Mr from places as far apart leader David Steel.

optimism, the anti-nuclear shown environmental movement tremendous importance Kelly linked the struggle Mucca Dowe with feminism Other speakers included John Carroll, the Irish TGWU David Ennals, and Liberal The general mood was one of great demonstrators feeling that movement has now that in Britain, as elsewhere in West Europe and in the United States, it is a force to be reckoned with.

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