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Socialist Press no. 237, 4 March 1981 · scan pp. 7–8 · about 175 words

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paying more.

Already council appliances are being sold off at dirt-cheap prices and the amount local traders have to pay is being million tonnes.

land, Mexico and imported last year, due to poor JU 3XX.

refused to cut British sugar beet quotas below 1.15 million tonnes.

He is being pressed along this path by the NFU and by BSCWSL !

: Socialist League. countries.

Seldom has there been a clearer case of the anarchy of capitalism in its drive for profits cutting off su pplies of vital goods at the expense of the working class throughout the world.

Saturday March 28, at UMIST Students' Union, Manchester.

Up to 2 delegates from labour movement bodies. Details and credentials from;

CND, 11 Goodwin London N4.

.£2.00 .£8.00 €14.00 .£9.00 Rest of world:

Six months... . £10.00 Write to: Socialist Press, BM Box 5277, London WCIN 3XX.

ress SOCIALIST REINSTATE PRESS XAVIERI CONWAY Longbridge: new sell out RIGGED INQUIRY' WON'T REINSTATE THE EIGHT!

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← Contents of Socialist Press no. 237, 4 March 1981