Socialist Challenge1981Socialist Challenge No. 180, 15 January 1981Fugitive
Socialist Challenge No. 180, 15 January 1981 · p. 9 of the scan · 127 words
The scan: sc-n180-jan-15-1981.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)
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page 9 of the scan
In of things to come? Police in action against 200 peacful squatters at Kilner House, south of the day London last week. Maximum force was the order Stated the Daily Mirror on 2 January: 'It is feared that jail fugitive Gerard Tuite, the country's most wanted man ed an attack that blasted a London gasworks on New Year's Eve.
Even stating this, the has prejudiced possible trial of Tuite, but outlandish the 'evidence' the Mirror uses to back up its 'fear' The Mirror said the main suspects for the gasworks bomb were "two youths...seen near the gasworks...but they were younger than 25-year-old Tuite' So how was Tuite involved? The Mirro quoted Scotland yard and Tuite 'may have organised the raid trom a hideout in London'.