Mobilise Now Against Tebbit
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250 trade unionists at the Socialist Organiser/London Labour Briefing trade union conference in Birmingham for a Mobilising Committee in Defence Tebbit bill. The appeal is also backed which aims to stop the Bill before it becomes law. The TU by Oxford Trades Council and by after it becomes an Act. several individuals in their persona capacity, including Ray Davies (ISTC), duals) are not prepared to accept that lebbit is to be allow The trade unionists at the confer.
and fight for support. A London Moband a leaflet for the national campaign €6000 fund Our £6,000 special fund appeal has topped the £1000 mark (represented by the red patch below). Recent contributions include £250 from a Birmingham supporter, £25 each from two Oxford supporters, £30 from Pete Keenlyside, £10 Sue Erswell, £30 Pete Cashman, £35 from supporters in BL Cowley, £10 Nelle Darlington, £25 Richard Paine, and £50 Dave Spencer But our aim is to get £3500 by the end of April. That means a lot of big contributions in the next two weeks!
Send to: Socialist Organiser, 28 Middle Lane, London N8. Cheques payable and Harry McShane. Middle 1 ane I nndon NR
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Bernard Connolly (EETPU), Jeremy trade union movement; such conditions would make i (NUJ), Abie Courtney (Boilermakers), doubly difficult to fight the laws once they are on the statute union and labour movement for action to stop the Tebbit Bill
ence committed themselves to go support and campaigning in the trade unions and Labour back to their branches and committee. Party at every level for a policy of
ilising Committee is being set up this drawal from the NEDC and other tri-partite committees, Wednesday, 14th, as we go to press, the third reading of the Bill as a means of preparing for more is out this week. Contact: c/o 241 extended action when the Bill becomes law