SocialistAction 1983–88

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

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Socialist Action No. 89, 15 February 1985 · p. 5 of the scan · 442 words

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The editorials of Black Dragon spelled out the public orientation of the committee often deliberately ignoring the aovce committee meetings.

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And a much narrower ave Lae solidarity movement passed resolu tions trom Newnam and Leicester that urged the NUM 'not to compromise on pit closure' , and from Coventry Reading which called for councils of action to be established and the general strike to be called ...

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negotiations to take place, are due paral1e1, wider movement who

are meeting under the 11th and March 6th.

numerous enough official

On Tueeday, negotiations between the NUM and the NCB in County Ial in

each of nine Iwo delegates chosen by

chairmanship of Ken of our conmittee, the Campaign Group of Labour MPs representatives have collected for certain that we backing from unions with weight to

action in key sectors, we can bring much of the country to STRENGTHEN

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