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con't think we should Many Tennance •Lilt ELC. even though it is a _anour council C: My own opinion is that this fares increase won't go ihrough at all. I think the campaign and the massive publicity might sway things 4: This Fares Fair is not a socialist policy. It's commonsense. I think the campaign's winnable but have to sell-out on wages and onema CoRe Ons B: A lot of LT workers Jon't understand the situation. Partly because :hey don't go to branch meetings, but they' re slowIy coming round. 4: Ils up lo us, it's up to every branch really. We're coma co or out • bulictll We've had good oranca MuCelcs lately. People are actually coming because :hey're concerned about this.

What we have :o get across is Socialist Challenge 18 February 1982 aDoBl Can't Won't Pay Campaign.

We'll have to see what happens with the one-day strike. some of the officials in other garages are very reacionaly As for an all out strike, we Te d long way off having the will among the rank and file membership actually carry that through. long way off.

I'm afraid. standards. MARTIN Helen, La benefit FARE maintenance Transport.

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