What good sense means to Joe Gormley

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'IT SHOWS good senso' was Joo Gormley s comment on Monday when the result of the miners' pay ballot was announced.

For the right-wing NUM presidon the Coal Board 3 victory the ballot, miners narrowly votad to omployers' his members had 'a sense of realism.

Just how realistic this Gormley's plan to pay ofter would help save replied:

'It allows me to have discussions the government minister.' 58 Dei cont Yes vote in the pay La margin which tion of a majority on the GALGULVO the Tories' policios.

claim cent, but the increase in basic pay is only 7-10 por cont. The rest is suppos changes in the schemo.

But this extra money be received pits whore produc.

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