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The Church speaks out contained in hit such Snowdon the union has drawn pits. and Both Kinnail.
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Top of the Board's list Snowdown colliery in Kent followed by Kin- nail in Scotland.
which produce 12 per cent of total capacity at a loss'
miners and their families are to be thrown
Challenge no closures THE COAL BOARD intends to close 95 pits in the next five years. This revelation, forced on the Coal Board by miners' union leader Arthur Scargill, is a total justification of the call for all- out strike on the linked question of pay and defeated in the miners' ballot last
documents submitted to the Monopolies Com- mission accounts for a wacking 46 per cent of reason for the 'loss' is the total lack of investment in
on the closure issue would now undoubtedly back a fight. In any event, it is ex- tremely unlikely that any miner would cross the line
pits individually threaten- The Board have tried
list. But the smooth words of NCB chairperson Nor- Siddall have to weighed in light of the fact
that after these documents gave an explicit denial in a
24 April that anything of the sort existed.
plan for expansion. requires a rational energy and a reversal
to ensure victory must be the development
SAVE Kent miners picketting the NCB against threats to Snowdon colliery