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[With the end of the month upon us…]

Socialist Press no. 184, 30 January 1980 · scan p. 12 · about 235 words

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With the end of the month upon us, the monthly fund is trailing very badly at £522.15, over £200 short of our monthly target. Last week saw only £60.60 arrive at the We really cannot allow this situation to continue. Every penny of our fund target is needed every month in order to meet the rapidly rising costs incurred in the production of Socialist Press. It is essential, therefore, that the fund is raised in full if we are to avoid building up debts that can only cause us major problems in the future.

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31 Dartmouth Park Hill, London NW5 Socialist Press Monthly Fund progressive organisation in the health service and medical profession, and containing proposals that would make two-thirds of current abortions tion, the Corrie Bill is an arch- illegal and subject to prosecuTory attempt to set back the struggle for women's rights.

Agony

Aided by reactionary Labour MPs anxious to play a role in restoring the agony, the suffering and the mediaeval morality campaigned for by the Catholic Church, the Bill seems set to become law in the near future.

In a bid to swing last minute otes a 'national lobby of lariDartmouth Park'Hill, London NW5 1HR. not necessarily represent the views of thi

← Contents of Socialist Press no. 184, 30 January 1980