SocialistAction 1983–88

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

'During this we have lost of five of our

Socialist Action No. 81, 7 December 1984 · p. 2 of the scan · 179 words

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J 200L last Raymond The ruling blood.

After LUKE death. the pickets dangerous. AFTER THE death of David Wilkie, the driver ferrying one of Merthyr Vale's two scabs to work Friday, •young miners, Hancock Russell Shankland, have been charged with murder at Merthyr Tydfil court.

class with the media right behind them, are baying for The whole process was a pure display of ruling class hypocrisy.

the death, DICK WITHECOMBE TERRY spoke to TYRONE O'SULLIVAN, chair of the Cynon Valley joint lodges, about the What's the response of NUM members in Cynon Valley to the death of David Wilkie this morning?

A death in the family is always a tragic experience. We have lived with death in our communities since coal mining began. In the case of the taxi driver, 1 have felt for a long time that someone taking scabs to work would eventually become a fatality.

Firstly, the method of getting scabs into work - driving into pitheads at 70 miles per hour with no regard for either the police Only on Monday, at the

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