Coal subsidy | IMGpapers 1980

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no answer PAUL Highfield's article 'The Wounded Dragon' (5 June) was just the sort of feature in which Socialist Challenge is usually lack11L.

Paul maried his article by raising the demand for a subsidy for Welsh coal.

This demand originates from the reformist leadership of the the Welsh Labour Party. It is part of an interlocking policy of import controls on coking coal. op.

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