Socialist Challenge No. 141, 3 April 1980
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- BUT BILL SIRS DOESN'T FACE THE DOLE
- DONT US DOWN THE RIVER
- OUR POLICIES
- A capitalist disaster
- Squeezing the poor until the pips squeak
- All-out on the day!
- Strike call at Leyland
- Edinburgh prepares for one-day strike
- 'We must restate our demands'
- 'No good going cap in hand
- Steelworkers have only one answer to inquiry: NO SURRENDER
- Renegade
- Steel women strike out
- BLACK AND BLUE Blackself-organisation -the target of Brum police
- Women Fightback « against Tory threats
- Massey Ferguson workers lay-off bosses
- Arthur Seed: Labour councillor, steel striker, scab
- Nuclear power: it'll costtheearth
- Lack of support divides Stone-Platt occupiers
- All-out, say building workers
- Edinburgh nurses march to demand 30%
- NUT leaders abandon Avon campaign
- Management demands, Tory style
- Corrie admits defeat, but don't sit back!
- IN THE make or in Trade union conference planned by Labour Co-ordinating Committee
- Jehovah's Witnesses of the socialist revolution? Tribune VERSUS TROTSKYISM
- Revolution
- A Socialist Future?
- 'THE LEGITIMATE RIGHT TOINSURRECTION' Interview with Archbishop Romero
- 'The most shocking thing seen-Eyewitness
- END THE URANIUM CONTRACT
- The reporter's 45- second mission in Namibia
- African National Congress suspends oppositionists
- 'Days of struggle in every direction' ASouth Wales miner a remembers the '30s
- BUILD THE PARTY TOGETHER Letter from the International Marxist Group to the Socialist Workers Party
- Youth march against unemployment 'THE TORIES ARE ASKING FOR BLOODY
- INVEST IN THE FUTURE
- Afghanistan: troops out is tactical
- Sarah and Judy and Jim and Maggie
- Fragments?
- Go and see 'Richard Pryor Live in Concert and laugh
- SOUTH WALES MARCHERS IN THE VALLEYS YOUTH DEMAND A FUTURE
- SPONSORS OF THE MARCH
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