Socialist Action1983Socialist Action No. 9, 13 May 1983Write to us!
by Alex Warner · Socialist Action No. 9, 13 May 1983 · p. 10 of the scan · 139 words
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Jobs achieved hype but could in no way relieve the agony. This year's version will not be linked with the „otner burning issue of unilateral disarmament; will not allow open debate or analysis on the pontics of unemplovment.
will contain purely cosmetic gestures.
Politicise the event givThis is your page. Send us your comments, criticisms or even Write to: Letters, Socialist Action, Wing it maximum coverage as a focal point in Socialist Action by all means. But please recognise that it is simply a rubber stamped national crusade against unemployment. And I just can't accept that moral crusades are a way to et fectively fight against mass redundancies and the dole Tameside.
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