Socialist Organiser no. 94
Note: ETOL's file is dated 24 July; the masthead reads 22 July 1982.
Contents
Divided into articles by machine, from the type sizes on the page: a headline can be misread, and a box, advert or caption can end up inside the article next to it.
- This Issue · Steve Good pp. 1–2
- Lions Led by Rats p. 2
- Pres Gang · Patrick Spilling pp. 2–3
- Daily a Mail The Daily Orlegraph Sin p. 2
- [gul a maso motio un luvo ..... can…] · Martin Thomas p. 3
- [day dinner time at Hudders local Labour prospective…] p. 3
- We back NHS p. 3
- School meals support pp. 3–4
- "weighell Speaks Only for Himself p. 4
- "Sell-out will strengthen Weighell p. 4
- No union can stand alone pp. 4–5
- STRIKE 8-hour day centre of our agreements p. 4
- Clear the Decks for a Purge p. 5
- When this lousy war is over p. 5
- [A YOUNG unemployed worker enters the Queen's bedroom…] p. 5
- Lick this pp. 5–6
- This Time Let's Seize the Machine! pp. 6–7
- 3c-k lose no sleep p. 7
- [Harry Sloan examines the experience that the Tories…] · Harry Sloan p. 8
- Age of the closure? p. 8
- Sell Out p. 8
- Flying pickets could have tipped balance in our favour pp. 9–10
- Rayner report singles out women and blacks p. 10
- [campaianina paper which can organise campaigning paper which…] pp. 10–11
- [ship sews strike contes. geriatric care - all…] pp. 11–12
- Why socialists must · Harry Sloan p. 12
- "Divide and rule' in Lebanon pp. 12–14
- Questions and p. 12
- Strike wave rocks apartheid p. 14
- First Rist Victim p. 14
- 7 months of martial law pp. 14–15
- Khomeini's troops nad ace la. set off for Jerusalem! p. 14
- Rulecan women battle on against the odds p. 15
- [ON Paid ads Sp per word, f4 per…] p. 15
- [struggle by the labour movement. This was successful…] p. 15
- Women o Cuts: figr must p. 15
- Fascists Look to Zionist Victory p. 16
- Sandinistas face invasion p. 16