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Vinod, despite the backing he the NHS and allow slight improvement. has from Tameside Council, the Greater Manchester County Council, local MP Robert Sheldon, Euro-MP Barbara als are being closed. Castle, and local trade union branches and the community, has since October been faced with the very real threat of arrest and removal to India their policies.

because of the breakdown of his marriage which occurred last year.

An appeal to an Adjudicator cleared Vinod of any suggestion industry.

aim is to beat down the working class.

that aim.

Measures like privatisation are important for the Tories mostly because they break up large unionised workforces into small vulnerable fragments. EETPU job for Grant THE EETPU has appointed John Grant, SDPer and former Islington Labour MP, to the job of union public relations man.

Korea in Asia. His job will be to present the EETPU as Frank Chapple (and his successor Eric Hammond) want it seen.

Chapple supported Grant in the general election against Labour candidate Jeremy Corbyn. of cuts. Andropov All sorts of newspapers - even Socialist Action - have been presenting the late Yuri Andropov as INSIDE something of a reformer.

NAR It does seem that he had more bureaucrats sacked for corruption than for many a ycar. I'm not MID EAST WAR sure that says a lot in his favour: after all, no-one purged more bureaucrats than Josef Stalin himself. Not even Fidel Castro makes more outspoken attacks on bureaucratism than did that butchering old Pharoah of the Russian burcaucracy.

Andropov did manage to push up labour productivity a bil (another fact which the US Militant reports with wide-eyed admiration).

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Yours faithfully, J. Wedewood

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marriage was *a marnage or convenience m af order to provide a basis, over fives years ago now, to come to Britain.

The deportation proceedings have now been temporarily suspended but the fight is still necessary to make sure that Vinod - not to mention the increasing numbers of black women and men who face similar threats from the government - can, as a right, feel secure here in this country.

Further details, offers of support, etc., eto: Vinod Chauhan Defence Campaign, c/o 18 Firs Avenue, Ashton-underLyne, Lancs. Tel: 061-330 5784 or 061-226 1751).

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Socialist Urganiser no.167 February