SocialistAction 1983–88

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

Senior Colman 12 month on strike

· Socialist Action No. 177, 22 January 1988 · p. 11 of the scan · 191 words

The scan: 177-jan-22-1988-SA-UK.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 11 of the scan

THE first anniver of the strike of eering factory in Sal Senior Colman Manchester, was mark ed by a rally on Satur Important themes cluded the need to fig against new realism whic was highlighted by Denni Skinner, Senior Colma convenor, Graham att and Betty Heathfield Betty Heathfield vehement on the need i involve women pointing! the miners' strike. She als spoke out against Alton Bill — as did Denn Skinner.

Sacked miner Denn Pennington poke of l experiences MS Dee Betty Head field, highlighted the lin which had been built wil the mining communities Stan Orme Labour Party / front benc gave his backing to the u action, pointed to the nurses as a example of what can achieved.

The most theme dere mination defian There has already be one victory in that one the original victimis workers has reinstated by an Industr The fight goes or reinstate the 30 who still on strike -supporting victimies: leagues. • Messages sent to:

Colman Committee c/o 43 The Crescer:. Salford M5 4PL Cheques payable 'Senior Colman Sira

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day 16 January attend ed by 250-300 people.

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