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Now the battle's on for July, to keep the weekly amounts And there'll be a new look to the battle in July: Following agreement by the SO EGM (see p.12) we'll be announcing monthly regionai targets for the July Fund. Each month, new target amounts - and money raised - will be added to the previous month's figures. This will allow groups who stage large fund raising events, which perhaps aren't as frequent as once a month, to keep pace with the targets. And it will also identify the culprits, who aren't pulling their weight on the fund-raising. So be warned, and make your plans now.

Money to: The Treasurer, 214 Sickert Court, Essex Rd., Fastei Di int Suais ter lite e Mut lane Iondon 18. Prinied hy Fast tind Offset (TU). Registered as a newspaper at the GPO. Signed articles do not necessarily reflect the views of the SOA. less. ence on privatisation scheduled The union has a special conferfor August. But the way things are going, action between now then could well prove decisive. This week, in retaliation for In next week's issue YTS Die biartie eatures: Make sure of your copy!

Two Klebano from ment malpractices and low pay?

Will they learn to consort and work hand in hand with the secret police, the KGB, to victimise and harass those militants? Will they learn as a final resort how to obtain a phoney psychiatrists' diagnosis that labels those who disagree with you as mentally insane?

Insane*.

Soviet miners. Vladimir and Alerei Nikitin, southern Ukra inc. are • lahelled insur e by the Klebanov was a leading figure in the short-lived formation of the Association of Free Trade Unions of Soviet Working People.

Between them, both men have spent over 15 years either in prison or mental asylums. Yet what the NUM leadership proposes to do is send 25 memhers over to the Soviet Union to consort with the very jailers who put Klebanoy and Nikitin wherc they are today - to give the thugs of the KGB and the bureaucrats of the CPSU the seal of approval of British miners to carry on their filthy work of repressing and jailing working class oppositionists. NUt bad, but must get better! June Fund at £779.40: only target, but better than average.

up to the £200 mark.

London N1. £2U7.35 this week closes the three-quarters of the £1,000 Thanks!

Thanks this week to: Welsh reader £100; Simon Pottinger, working at College May Balls who has achieved an early expropriation of £45; Bruce Robinson, £14.50; Orpington supporters, €10.30; Nik Barstow, £5; Elaine John, £5; Tony Biles, £2; Les Hearn and Jeff Slee, £5 raised on sale of food to SO EGM; Cheung SiuMing, £20.55 profit on EGM bookstall.