Socialist Challenge No. 137, 6 March 1980
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Titles below were read by machine and are uncorrected. The scan has the printed headings.
- OUR POLICIES
- Now prepare for a general strike
- Leicestershire against the Tories
- 'The largest century."
- Labour conference calls for British withdrawal from
- Interview with strike leader Brian Molyneux HOW TO WINOVER THE COUNTDOWN PRIVATE SECTOR
- HADFIELDS - THE VIEW FROM
- NO SIRS, WE CAN DO WITHOUT
- Caldicot fights as a community DEMOCRACY V RIGGED BALLOTS
- Starving out Preston Rally the BSC bosses on Teesside
- Managers
- Student
- Cuts 'regrettable, but hegligible'
- NOMENS POWER
- Youth demand a future
- Claimants need our support to defeat Tory Bill
- No outcry
- Police attack another black family
- National Front wracked by internal crisis DOWN -BUT NOT OUT
- NATIONAL
- ROBERT IN HISOV overwhelming majority in the overcome the intimidation by the Rhodesian authorities, the own words, is the leader of the
- MUGABE IN WORDS
- Will ZANU make room for capitalism?
- THE HORROR OFARMAGH
- NF anti-Irish march in Glasgow: opposition needed!
- Sex is not just about babies
- Pressing
- Suffocating parents fight contraceptive advice for under 16s
- Tricks
- BEWARE! Press Lies
- What's behind the neutralisation plan?
- YOUTH/INTERNATIONAL Founding conference of Revolution on 3 and 4 May YOUTH ARE THE KEY TO THE FUTURE
- OPINION
- INVEST IN THE FUTURE
- THINKING ALOUD In the first of a regular series of articles, Tariq Ali takes a personal look at the week's
- Margaret Thatcher is the first woman ever to be Prime Minister in Britain. She sits at the head of a cabinet dominated fiction and filmscript writer, told the New York City last year that Margaret Thatcher's rise to power gave her On the left we reprint Susan's speech
- American feminist Susan Sontag, a
- VICTORY!
- BUT THE WARIS NOT OVER
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