SocialistAction 1983–88

The paper of the Socialist League, formerly the International Marxist Group, 1983–88

York: mines not missiles

· Socialist Action No. 74, 26 October 1984 · p. 10 of the scan · 307 words

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services Defend jobs and FOLLOWING A march in August, Capenhurst Uranium processing plant to the Nottinghamshire coalfield, 'Mines Not Missiles' is to be the theme of another natio on Ne which of pounds of nuclear weapon nuclear stations, La salel than the nuclear this In mining UCallt movement, women are on the front line. Through their experience of fighting pit closures and struggling against nuclear weapons women turning their DACKS on the image of themselves as passive, "a-political bystanders marooned in the home.

In York on November, women involv.

ed in the miners' strike and from the peace movement will pool their strength in a united *emst the Tory of against the government. After the march and rally, there will be a meeling open to al women, to discuss future joint actions Galle • gel lU know each other.

Other attractions on the day include street theatre and music, food stalls, an exhibition, and a Contrain the even recite with Contraband.

facilities and overnight accomodation also available.

• Assemble Heworth Green Car Park, 11.30am Samson's Square. York Further details, 0904 37022.

NF, and more importantly, the courts.

down under court threats to imprison students and staff, would be an important victory for the NF, it would be an enormous boost the right in NUS who want to SION all political activity inside NUS.

The NOLS-dominated NUS executive should Urganise Harrington.

Issue should be taken to NUS conference if necessary.

In the meantime, Clubs should be raising the issue in every college organise picket (every Friday morning).

However. not enough to build the type of action necessary to stop the courts and police defending Harrington The NUS leadership must called to order by students, who must demand the full mobilisation Dy lne umon to kick oul fascists from our colleges.

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