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

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· Socialist Challenge No. 182, 29 January 1981 · p. 15 of the scan · 152 words

The scan: sc-n182-jan-29-1981.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 15 of the scan

"Ihe tug workers have agreed that we will not take the ships out. We will only bring in foreign ships have helped the past when we've been on sinike so we must return it We're all in this together 'The Governmen no ars doing terrible things country every something cusing aoWn Ihe scalen are importan because this country needs things brought abroad. dispute coulc soon escalate. Perhaps we'l lorry dockers supporting the NUS ures alle Unal everything stops moving.

The seamen, the miners and waterworkers can bring thing to a "cal , nille van diclicu oy Government policies haven't got the strength NUS strike has prevented hundreds of ships from sailing South Bank Poly TWO hundred students demonstrated week outside London's South Bank Poly Rhodes Boyson, Tory under-secretary of for education, arrived to present awards to science graduates.

This unexpected visit allowed students

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minister pelted with eggs

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