IMGpapers 1980–83

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1980–83

Tories are callous

· Socialist Challenge No. 134, 14 February 1980 · p. 5 of the scan · 243 words

The scan: sc-n134-feb-14-1980.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 5 of the scan

of the OVER half two-thirds would mean piaal Vale, group, will be immense.

'Blastfurnacemen's Union, Llanwern.

the populatión of Chepstow would be directly affected by the Steel Corporation's planned cutback st Llanwern, together with of those who live Caldicot. That's just part of what it to balve the 9,000 workforce al this South Wales steel The people affected moved into the area in the early '60s, from Ebbw • West Wales and the Midlands - all from plants that had shut down. They are now in the 35 to 45 age most with families, so the social problems of being unemployed The Tory government has shown disregard consequences of the orders it has given to the Steel Corporation. On the EEC's: council of ministers, the representative vetoed the toum dyaladic l aid to the steel Decause this sum would have to be matched by the British What action is required to halt the lunacy of steel closures? The answer the war-mongering. set arch-T'ories who the government must be office the people of South Wales can live again.

The general strike in Wales set for 10 March is a must, and it should even because CE TH •strikers are not robots + we have human needs which we are sacrificing The official union approach is WorrDg to all concerned secondary picketing undermined by the compromises sought by the national sell-out could lead to the throwing own leaders, although one hopes that Bill

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