Kigass boss accuses police | IMGpapers 1980

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KIGASS BOSS, policeman accept a sweet from one of the pickets outside his factory in Leamington Spa and complained that the police were not being impartial.

The dispute over union recognition and pay rates is now in its hilth week and the demands of the strikers TOOK closer LO DEIN met. Wardman sent a letter to cach striker trying to rerule many or ten claims working conditions and health and sateiy arle also threatened tha if the strike goes on much longer there will be *no Jobs o relurn to he season to make the strike official has be endorsed by the AUEW executive mittee and strike pay will he available soon.

Coventry West AUEW District Committee has passed a motion to ON 4 MAY the prosecuting counsel, Paul KenArthur Wardman, saw a introduce a 5p per week levY on its members. This will add another E10 per week to the strike pay.

EIS0 organised a demonstration in support of the strikers through the streets Leamington on Saturday 15 May PERPHINe REINE PITO KOON Gardens 10.30am with a mess picke at 2 hen. Leamington and Parved by eminener CONSUMERC Labour Trades Council and many every Saturday ar 5.30am ar the Warwick factory and 7am Kigass strikers say what they think of scab By Paul Hutchinson in Leeds Letter