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· Socialist Challenge No. 265, 15 October 1982 · pp. 10-11 of the scan · 190 words

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page 10 of the scan

man, is planning to shut down at least one if not more of the main plants.

The steel unions have called a one day strike and in broken off all redundancy negotiations BSC Never has the need for the Triple Alliance been more vital. Not only are steel workers facing further mass redundancies but facing a fight for their jobs.

Now is the time to follow the lead taken by the Scottish unions involved in the Triple Alliance. There, miners' leaders Mick McGahey and Eric Clarke have taken the Alliance into the ranks. They are organising a lobby to 10 Downing Street on Tuesday 26 October to tell Thatcher that 'no more Scargill NUM butchery of the basic Scottish industries will TO LaCE A Organising at the base is what Weighell and Sirs fear most. And now that Gormley has found his way to the House of Lords they are even more worried. Arthur Scargill does want to evoke the Triple Alliance involving the whole membership.

In fact he wants to go further: he wants to bring

page 11 of the scan

Challenge In his educational series on Trotskyism, John Ross

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