ONLY 30 miners turned Meg's dilemma.
apparent.
to have their brains bored out by 'Crossroads' decisions. that guidelines that clever ofheals know wner go forward or TERES three year wage deals to remove the yearly confrontations over the wage negotiations.
pointed that governments, when elected, could change the terms of the *the Plan or coal and dato the February strike, this year. Bell assured us that if this happened he would of course then call for militant action. Shades of Duffy and the BL scil-out.
ben went on to condemn Tony Benn and told us that the labour movement needs broad-left-of-centre Labour lost centre ground. He ridicul ed Tony Benn and most of the centre ground. labour movement) for wanting to regain control of North Sea oil.
Mish-mash The rest of Bell's speech was made up of a mish-mash of policies which have been supported by the NUM for some time now but have never been won because leaders MAVE TELESCE LO IMAL LOT ACHI. These consisted of early retirement at 3 a rate protection up at Bilsthorpe Welfare to hear Trevor Bell give his presidential adHeavily promoted as a moderate, miners responded to his fighting policies by staying at home scheme, larger subsidies and good old import (which should never be won).
He said the NUM needed a BEW Image encourage public to use more coal union should be talking to the Tories and big business and get ERE CEO SCE DUEDOHEM viewell called for three year deals because he said it would get the other unions off our backs. He was upset by the idea of weaker unions looking argument said, and forgot to mention that i: was strike action that won the argument.
Tory Bell emphasised that we must talk to the Tory government despite the fact that admits there is no chance of the government changing directon.
Trevor Bell and the other right-wing candidates lead the miners to place as Duffy and Co have led the BL workers and complete humiliation.
and complete union that will help fight for a need Bell SOCIAL SOCCE that miners should vote for Arthur Scargill. Miners TYRONE O'SULLIVAN, secretary of Tower lodge, South Wales NUM, spoke to Barry Wilkins.
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dress. The reason for the low turn-out - according to Bell - was the competition from "Crossroads' and After listening to the address other reasons became