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In another front page article, Victor Keegan told how Nigel Lawson had 'nailcu lne government to the objective of elimination of inflation' It is indeed a violent word in particularly ting finances sorted out concerned. had our own problems as the computer which was bought to make accounting easier plunge us back into the dark ages cheques orders on the envelopes.
At many points over the past weeks we looked upon the Luddites as kindred spirits. machine back to life and we can the lank une long list or supporters who sent in their cut meantime.
Local Many people wrote in CUl' to support us when the John on to the middle the unveiled Two authors of a Ci ty Limits article of moles sent payment. wrote to although they read the coverage in the press had attracted them to it. Not only did they subscribe to Socialist Aceconomics editor tion, they also donations.
The conference made it clear total that be kicked out, will have to organise to which we live, make sure the right wing where get- are kept in check. Witch-hunting attacks on MiliWe have tant and Socialist Action benefit no bosses in the long run. threatened 1o your coppers, notes or cheque to our adding up regular postal porters? backs of Manchester DistriC Now the Hemel Hempstead • spluttering Coventry Ken Livingstone Ernest Mandel Judith Arkwright Saturday 29 October British politics: facing 1984 (10-1pm) Andrew Gamble, Doreen Massey, John Ross, Barry Hindess • Rebuilding the Labour Party (4.30-6.30pm)
Ken Livingstone, Vladimir Derer, Jude Woodward • Struggle for black rights (2-4pm) Jenny Bourne, Unmesh Desai • Socialist economic policy and the AES (2-4pm)
John Harrison, Hilary Wainwright • Strategy on Ireland (2-4pm)
Speakers from Socialist Organiser and Socialist Action Sunday 30 October • Economic strategy for European Labour (10-1pm) Ernest Mandel, Stuart Holland MP, John Palmer • Socialist foreign policy (1.30-3.30pm)
Joy Hurcombe, Alan Freeman • • Women and family policy (1.30-3.30pm)
Judith Arkwright, Mica Nava, Lynne Segal • Democratising the unions (1.30-3.30pm)
Kate Holman, John Aitken the about us in their readers say that hadn't paper before, article decide to sent in London if the Tories are to the left Londor one but the don't you add pound sup150.01 140.00 E Coleman Total £5,265.53 Hilary Wainwright Vladimir Derer
Socialist Action 28 October 1983
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