IMGpapers 1980–83

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

PAISLEY TRADES COUNCIL

Socialist Challenge No. 182, 29 January 1981 · p. 16 of the scan · 273 words

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

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page 16 of the scan

Brunt Like Liverpool, Glasgow has borne the brunt of the present recession.

Jobs been lost in shipbuilding, Chrysler's car plant, and in the steel industry.

Transport the demonstration is being organised from all over the country. Trades councils in London, Birmingham, and ManchesSPECIAL OFFER for new readers - 10 issues for just £1!

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The forthcoming demonstrations show that the most effective way to fight the Tories is through joint action by the trade unions and the The marches and protests have to be turned into action in the factories and Tories from sweep une Tories office and replace them win a Labour goverment. 6-month subscription £6.50, 12-months £12.50 Multi-reader institutions: Twice these rates Cheques, POs and Money Orders should bowmade this form to: Socialist seriously ill' in a Belfast hospital.

although the seems she remains heavily sedated.

now talk with visitors. day will take place February. Assemble Royspon Rd. BERNADETTE McAliskey remains 'very Her condition is described as 'stable', and hospital authorities appear reluctant to give out much information, Her husband Michael is improving. He can Last week he told Father O'Faul that the attack by Loyalist gunmen on the McAliskey home took place one hour before the British Army said it did. This raises yet another ques. tion about the army's presence on the scene.

• A march to commemorate Bloody Sunin Glasgow on 10am, Dunolly St,

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