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Socialist Action No. 40, 13 January 1984 · p. 8 of the scan · 374 words

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Again Socialist Action's role should have been to organise its leaders to explain the lessons of that setback, in the context of modius ne tunne support for a 24 hour genera sunke or a recal TUC and so on I hope you will alter a line that bears little relation to the thoughts or needs of worker militants • or 'at least explain why you come to conclusions that have escaped the rest of us.

MIKE EAUDE, trade union liaison officer, Bristol East Labour gratulations.

to the new year!

all our readers who chipped in.

lan Parker East L South East London Nottingham Batti 57.50 organisation of lesbians in the labour movement to support each other and organise initiatives on issue This is your page. Send us your comments, criticisms or even conWE ASKED you to scrape together a little extra for the Xmas break and we certainly got it. Thanks to 100.00 is dinne 10.00 2OC £9009.51 New pamphlet: Politics in the 1980's - The British Crisis.

Articles reprinted from Socialist Action and International -John Ross, British politics in the 1980's; Alan Freeman, How Labour Can Win; Steve Marks, Ine 1983 Election; John Ross, Facing 1984; Alan Freeman, Rebuilding the Labour Party.

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Miscellaneous • GLC workshops Employment and training for the future. 26 Jan Greater • London Training Board: 9 Feb Greate …oncon enternrise boaro 23 Feb Cooperatives. Black Women's Centre Brixton, London, SW9, 7-9.30 pm. 4 A stockwel • Ureel RALLY COME AND HEAR LEADING TRADE UNIONISTS FROM EL SALVADOR Edgardo Ortiz Ade thin ederate cutive member Juan Jose Varga!

a leading member or the grapnica workers uriol Ken Camero:

FBU General Secretary Tony benn Speakers invited from the executives of NUPE and NGA Monday 23rd January 7.30pm County Hall (near Waterloo Station) London Organised by the El Salvador Solidarity Campaigl

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