La fourth The deepening support was also shown by the success of a tour by SOGAT RIRMA branch member Jim Vason WAMI supporter, Jean Lockwood. in the tirst week of a two-week tour of South Yorks and North Notts, lney were welcomed at Trades Council, Against Pit Closures meetDUDOULL sacked as if, at long last, the transmembers who are driving UVCI papers and by-pass solidish Rail is now taking legal EETPU uns ana sical Ine Jos ment in the mining and energy industries.
IMO president, formal affiliation trom miners organisations in 33 countries. representing 3.8 million mineworkers.
The weekend's ference was open to af- LUIof the sacked printers Minutes of meeting published in The Guardian confirm that Eric Hammond Was cooperating with Murdoch a long time before the printers •smissed And in a book, The End of the Street, ex-Sunday Times journalist, Linda Melvern, documentary proof is providths before the start of the council took no measures council meeting for a lobjected by the narrowest on the EETPU. Moved by weekend of 22/23 November. They were attending a Organisation on the struggle to promote employArthur Scargill, described the miners in South Africa of are iNt is based, wh , where James Motlatsi told the the 325,000 NUM members are also in coal, platinum, diamond asking them to participate.
already brancher OTI conunuing support trom accasino necke week, the women decided rkers' sewell. Alan Simon, a member of the rrench union argued that unemployment was on maximising profits.
Peter Heathfield reminded delegates that in Western Europe, North America and Japan, over 31 million people are officially unemployed, the real figure Betty Heathfield at Wapping with WAM's Pauline Good THREE marches will converge on the Wapping forand support groups. third — a special women's march — will move off have written to Brenda Dean and Glenys Kinnock gone on tour to boost sup.
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member, Jackie Weedon lau conalea a sonaarity Motlatsi commission have put the - it appears that it's okay for Trafalgar ing's Wellose Square. 50 ing's Wellclose Square. ine strikers will make do with a home-grown tree instead.
So far WAM have collected £2000 in the ChristIllas appeal for sakers children. is 'United essage Stand"
message Christmas card produced as part of their Christmas appeal by Women Against Murdoch. The cards cost £l for 5 and can be obtained from WAM secretary Eileen Beer, c/o Kingsway London Women's Centre, Wesley House, Wild Court, London wCl. Scargill
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