TRAPS OUT pleads for new social
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10% "AN infringement on the OP IRI THE TB0I TEND 1.000 marched in Birmingham last Sunday for Troops Out The TUC's annual economic review, published on Tuesday was the usual packagereflation and selective import controls.
But, introducing the package, TUC general secretary Len Murray said that the TUC was willing to discuss incomes policy if the Tories accepted the plan.
Despite the inadequacy of the package the TUC will only get a flea in their ear from Thatcher.
The real significance of Murray's speech is kiteflying for a new incomes policy under a new Labour government.
But both TUC and Labour Party policy are-as a result of bitter experience -firmly against incomes policy. The new wage controls talk should be scotched now, by the labour movement insisting that our leaders stick to the movement's policy.
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PHOTO: JOHN HARRIS FENLAND
TROOPS OUT NOW! LONDON
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