Birkenhead pickets act to stop m subsidiaries got into trouble for illegal SHELCHHIY LILE SCLIUE directors kept Eldon well informed because as they say it might have caused 'a political stir' and even might even have finished up in 'stir'.
Meanwhile Eldon himself is just a little bit unforthcoming about it all. savine he expressed his concern 'was assured the matter had been resolved by financial settlement.' Eldon apparently did not think there was anything amiss in the tirm buying its way out of law breaking.
Now YUU can understand why with all that business experience the police federation have got him on their pay roll.
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who had been patiently waiting for the come kill him.
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MacDermott CAplains this by saying he is satisfied *the aceused honestly believed he had been fired at and his life in danger. Only a bigoted supporter of terONSHI dispute what the learned judge said. The fact that shots were fired and that neither Grew nor Carroll had a gun is neither here nor there.
If you let things like that clutter the legal mind never keep all those Brits in the orm oi reanu ano ten what would MacDermott and Robinson do for a living? JAMES B00TH 2 08.
MERSEYSIDE labour movement showed its support for the miners at the end of last week when pickets leaving Birkenhead's Vittoria Dock.
NUM pickets Yorkshire South Wale. wert nonled striking refuse collectors who have stopped work over holiday and sickness pay. Feelings are running high over the bad treatment Urlvale Culillal tors Waste Managment, who stepped in when the Tory council privatised the service early last year une dock-side picke local lra des councl by the council. Paul Davies, chairperson of Birkenhead Trades Coun cil told Socialist Action:
There is over 5000 tonne:
coal Birkenhead docks, which was dropped before the miners stoppage. Last week the word went round that the coal would be moved, SO there's a this. picket 1o SEUL On Friday only five stopped coal imported from Rotterdam waggons went in to collect COm wert turned away. The miners" picket is supported by the trades council and the cen. tre for unemployed And between 150 and 200 bin-men have been down. Dockers have also sent a delegation the picket and NUS members are refusing to pilot in a coal ship waiting unload.
The local labour movement billeting the South Wales are staying in Liverpool, others Birkenhead And various unions are giving money to feed them while they're here.
This is a continuation of the solidarity shown by Liverpool railmen, when they refused to drive coal the beginning of the week.
DO Solidarity with the miners Briefing public forum Friday 13 April 7.30pm County Hall, London SE1 Speakers include: Tony Banks MP, Kay Sutcliffe (Kent Miners' Wives organiser), Kent Support the miners Middlesborough public meeting Tuesday 17 April 7.30pm Middletown Social Club Lindhope Rd.
Speakers: Easington colliery NUM, ASLEF Organised by Cleveland Assoc. of Trades Councils.
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