SocialistAction 1983–88

The paper of the Socialist League, formerly the International Marxist Group, 1983–88

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Socialist Action No. 150, 10 October 1986 · p. 12 of the scan · 294 words

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strike this policy resulted in the union's journal being turned over to senior nuclear industry spokespeople, while the AEU leadership failed to deliver effective solidarity to the miners. This gives the lie to the claim by Jordan and co that A number of delegates protested on conference Tory governmentcretear police. Paul onson, a rankand file AEL member and a delegate to conference from Clacton CLP brought the house down as he answered JorExplaining that he works with his hands not with his brain ('which is just as well, otherwise I'd be broke') Johnson said that for the sake of the lives of 230,000 children in Essex where a new nuclear power station is planned 'you can Moving the successful composite 63, Arthur Scargill said that his record on defence of jobs was clear and that a non-nuclear policy would create 25 per cent more jobs in the energy industry. (See

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