WANTED | IMGpapers 1980

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SETAMAL OF REL SCI but Old Nick stood with his pitch-fork ALISDAIR Beal's persistent assertion (latest exam ple, Letters 11 June) that il is possible to support both uniateral and multilatera nuclear disarmament contains a tundamental taw The distinction between me twos nor sumo whether 'only one country disarms'. nol countries disarm' The question is: What concrete acton should we be trying to force the British govern. ment to take?

•HOI unilateralists the answer is simple. We want nounce nuclear weapons, of other country does. For was almost evenly split argue for abstention at Dy only two votes for a hodge-podge of CP proposals was a defeat for the right, but hardly left and the camp the abstention hope there'll be a better motion on Ireland up for ALAN THEASBY,

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Unilateralists want unconditional