show the strength support that exists for disant inedi this country. Every allu constituency branch should be there with their banners flying.
strong presence will ensure that there is no doubt about the commitment that exists within the party to nuclear disarmament.
The also comes autre wen the Soviet Union is putting Ivi wara blacticd dilu SuD portable proposals for the denuclearisation of Europe.
When Gorbachev offered a plan to get rid of all intermediate range nuclear wcapolis Ii burope, Illalcher and the rest of the European NATO allies used short-range missiles as a pretext IoI opposing this. Now the Soviet Union is offering a deal onl those.
Thatcher, backed to the hilt by the media, set turn this down. The CND demonstrallul Saturday April is the opportunity to demand that Thatcher and the rest sign on the dotted • March for nuclear free Britain Saturday Assemble 1am, Victoria Embankment, London WC2. Rally 2pm Hyde Park.
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The meaning of his appeal was clear. Teachers snoula give in to tue stric tures of the Tory governPay Conditions Act which eliminteachers' rights aLCi negotiate gives the education minister dictatorial powers to determine their salaries conditions.
Two days later, on Monday the NUT leadership showed heir full support for th Radice line. They opposer a proposal to step up acton involving national campaign of refusing to cover for absent colleagues, withdrawal from extra-school activities, escalating selective tional strike and rally. LABOUR'S front-bench education spokesperson, Giles Radice, made an appeal at an NUT conference moratorium on teachers' strikes. Holding out the prospect of a reforming Labour administration, Radice called on teachers to forget the acrimony of the past and make a 'fresh Instead they issued 'guidelines' to union members on behave within the framework of the Tory Act, and urged a strategy of seeking local negotiations WILI tion authorities to improve The conference debate over the Tory laws exposed for all delegates why the NUT leadership was hellbent on disciplining the Inner London Teachers Associa who have been in the forefront of the fight against the Tory proposals and for decent salaries and conditions.
The proposal for TWO officers of the Inner London Teachers Associaescalating action was movILTA's general secretary, Mike Loosley La suspendee and only able to be present at une connerence Conney o Seconded court injunction.
by vacully. member Bradford lan Murch, the proposal won the support of 41 per cent of the votes on a card vote. Vote The size of the vote showed that attempts by the leadership witchconference combined with had not had the desired effect.
Attempts by the executive their 'guidelines' secret until atter the conterence was over were prevented by the head of steam that built up amongst delegates The executive was forc ed to back another STAsponsored motion calling for unity with the charged prevented