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Socialist Challenge No. 170, 30 October 1980 · p. 15 of the scan · 425 words

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page 15 of the scan

Will it be Rupert Murdoch, the Dirty Digger' who has doled out a diet of nudes to build the Sun into the biggest-selling Tory hymn sh Or how about Lord Matthews, chairperson of Exoress Newspavers. look Ine prinl unions court over the TUC's Day and is presently trying to jetison the crews of cunara s canopean-paser Iners!i There againir the buyer could James Goldsmith, UWIICI Cilt cavennam ooo char ane NOW! HIS latest contribution to press freedom the colourful pages Hazarılt CALUl LIlC virtue. ol ine generals wno rin ente contender Robert Maxwell, i he form or MP owner Pergamon Press, Llanwern brothers and A meting attended by over a dozen and Members of te Lanwern Action Groud attenceo They have been campaigning since the The decision bv the Port Talbot workers to produce that has been Llanwern plant will WHICH tycoon will fork out for The Times, the Sunday Times, or the three supplements?

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Maybe there is a multi-millionaire willing to have a mili auttik IC Wi alle LOusaneODs MaV DG Rees-Mogg will pull off his scabbing ol tre dimes outldlsls minıs printw orkers some financier. TE IMES A steady stream of them has passed through the exits of the Cumberland, Putney Nenelar colec s. niyu Park. and beneclct c hospitals - all closed by the Authority to save f6m.

So workers at the other Toring, George's muspa surprised waen accoratols starlca li paint and rehang doors ir the entrance to a wing opened only last year no: Ine place if beang sprel. change : of heart? Well.

visal oy tllc Queen Her Majesty arrives at S up to give her a warm reception.

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