Youth CND supporters will march Oxford to Greenham on the weekend 19 and 20 March.
Oxford youth CND is this sponsored Cruise and for jobs not bombs.
Cathie Brown, Oxford Since NO Fire started first started the march, we've had a tremendous amount or support from individuals and organisa ranging from MP's Holls, who have sent messages to young people localy wo want to go on the mech WIOLe Michael the defence secretarv. because between Abingdon and Dideot we'll be marching through his constituency. We asked him to debate the marchers, but he's said he'll be too busy! We'll EAR FREE have to get him to send one of his acolytes instead.' Labour MP Neil Kinnock, chairperson of CND Joan Ruddock and Annajoy David, national organiser of Youth CND, are among the march backers, which include the Southern region the Party Young Socialists.
make a special call for young women to come along, to applaud the Cemencons protest of their Greenham Common Rallies are taking place as the marchers wind their wav through Oxtord. Abingdon, Didcot and at the Greenham Calls Free food, accommodation and a disco are on orel everyone who signs up.
Helpful hands are still needed distribute leaflets, build labour *N-ENHAM COMMU YOUTH CND STOP CRUISE IN 9 Oxford Youth CND march to stop cruise in December '82 movement sponsorship, collect the £20 needed for each marcher and to be there on the day.
Contact: Cathie Oxford Youth CND, Oxford. Tel: 0865 52590 publication.
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The listing of events is free and the details Send to London N1 the inhabitants Reading, who recently declared themselves to be Britain's first nuclear-free street! Hundreds of people turned up to a party to declare the street a nuclear free zone. The local CND during its campaigning discovered that a majority of the residents were anti-nuclear, and so the nuclearIF you want an update on the situation at the Sizewell 'B' inquiry (covered in last week's SC), you could do worse than to subscribe to the East Anglian Alliance Against Nuclear Power's fortnightly magazine. It's called 'Sizewell Reactions' and subs cost ₺5.00. More details from EAAANP, The Atomic Energy Authority's plans for cop ing with a nuclear reactor releasing radioactivity into the atmosphere were revealed last week at the Sizewell inquiry. They're going to hand out iodine tablets! They would also consider evacuation and sheltering. Seeing as there are no funds earmarked evacuation programme suspect that we will have to make do with the iodine tablets. I can just see it: "My god there's a THE cost of the Falklands war is going up again. Members of the House of Commons Defence Committee who have just returned from the South Atlantic have informally let slip the following ina) the Ministry of Defence has underestimated the cost of keeping a military presence on the Islands. b) A political or military solution is the only thing that could cut the cost, and such a solution is not in sight. We, of course, could tell them how to solve - get out and stay out.
WHILE on the topic of the Defence Committee, there are apparently rumblings from some of its
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