Socialist Action1984Socialist Action No. 80, 30 November 1984Fight
Socialist Action No. 80, 30 November 1984 · pp. 4-5 of the scan · 129 words
The scan: 080-nov-30-1984-SA-UK.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)
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page 4 of the scan
'Although these men normally exist on a basic week's earnings, and they saw other sections dipping their bread in the gravy, to their credit, these men refused, explained Neil Milligan It's railworkers like these who 'should play Big Brother to the miners in Nottinghamshire' alla was the view of Paul Galloway, a striking miner from Thoresby pit, , where only the 1400 workforce are on strike.
Both Coalville and the Shirebrook meetings were successful, they repeated in other places like Immingham, Llanwern, Bar Hill. the union will be in a better state respond … to lot losses in the rail industry men recognise this and have planned second open meeting at their depot, to take place on Saturday, 15 December
page 5 of the scan
Socialist Action 30 November 1984