FUND Make plans now!
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Make your arrangements now for fund-raising activities after the ele the fund gets its full target of £1,000 in June, we'll be in real trouble.
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We can't continue to absorb that sort of shortfall for long. Send your £5 n Be bold - when you see your regular buyers this week, ask each of them for too. And make your plans for fund-raising events after June 9.
Money to: The Treasurer, 214 Sickert Court, London N1 2SY.
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It is still not clear whether this bombing - aimed at a 'hard' military target, but plainly carried out without regard for probable black civilian casualties - indicates a substantial shift of strategy by the ANC - who have not as yet claimed responsibility for it.
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