your action. I believe the with capital.' Westminster POEU members struck for and a half hours to attend the meeting. They gave a standing ovation to fellow members indefinite strike to stop the government's Telecom Bill denationalising Buzby.
Stan Orme, the shadow minister loudly applauded when he said "Un my first day secretary of state for industry in the new government I will tear the - POEU member Whitehall and at the Bank ol england are alcady ul.
Exchange TONY BENN told a 2000 strong meeting of striking British Telecom engineers last week 'I fully support labour movement has always been slow to use industrial action compared maintenance engineers on the government CBX netWULK linking most Whitehall ministries, including Downing Street, have also been WILLUL&WIl (a member London West branch POEU A proposition welcoming the NEC's steps so far, but calling on it to widen the scope of the action to include 'City speculators and financiers who stand to profit most from the sale of BT was carried unanimously David Norman, the union's national treasurer spoke for the POEU Industrial Strategy Committee. He announced that the joint Telecom unions (BTUC) was mounting £600,000 publicity campaign against On escalating the action he claimed that the union had 'a whole Pandora's box' of measures prepared. Pandora's bor when opened let loose four. winds which she couldn't control.
Fear up the NEC's tear of ms That about sums Clive Farr and constable Keith Hunter went to see Winston Rose he launched a vicious unprovoked alack on tne driving his face into knuckles, naplainin Winstons damage lact Sergeant Farr pointed out 'It is highly probable that my closed fists might have come into contact with his face'.
Medical evidence confirmed the Sergeant's allegations because even Winston's defending connci had to admit that Winston did have a 'face like a swollen melon.
Despite this conclusive evidence the jury cleared Winston of charges of assault. No wonder. the two 'fuzz' dustrial action: While Whitehall can weather industrial action this is not case with OLICI possible targets like the Stock Exchange, the commodity market or casinos where speculators can lose profits of £100 million a if they can't make deals by phone or telex.
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The NEC fears such escalation to financial inare wondering whether or not it's worthwhile visiting lonely prisoners in their cells.
THANKFULLY the Ministry of Defence have decided that no legal action or disciplinary action will be taken over incidents in the Malvinas where prisoners whilst in Britis =5E:
The accidents and injuries OCCULCE whilst 'volunteers' the Argentine prisoners were shifting ammunition and clearing minefields. The MOD concluded that the stitutions. It would mean taking on the employment laws on secondary action direct .confrontation with the government.
Escalate They are worried the action will escalate up to the annual conTerence nan come take matters into its own hands to up the action and elect a majority of Broad Left supporters to the NEC Massive pressure must be brought on the NEC by branches country wide to step up action in the City, give the go ahead on the levy and call national solidarity actions prisoners were not acting under coercion'.
Of course they weren't. Having.
of the firing line they were bored aching to go working among unexploded land mines and live ammunition.
The MOD know they wouid be taking all the fun out of war if they did = 08==20 paled by BOB PENN. Send Worm's Eye, Socialist Action, 328 Upper Street, London N1 2XP to arrive nonster toon nurs day a week prior to publication.
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