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E WEDERVIMEl Huddersfield Special Branch and police entered the home Ronan Bennet and Iris Mills. EDO Durst in winogr a warran threatening to 'smash in the face"
Ronan Henner is an Trish milisome time in Long Kesh, taken to the poliot station and held under the Prevention of Terrorism Act. After the weekend Iris was also taken in - then quickly released, In part this was due to the opposition to the arrests that began to grow as soon as they were known. An Ad-Hoc DefenSTATE HARASSMENT of Irish people living in Britain does not seem to have been affecled by the recent visit to this country of that self-proclamed advocate of civil Events In Huddersfield and London last week underlined the continuing herassment of Irish people in Ice Committee was formed and a picket af over 50 people was mounted outside the palioe station on 17 May.
But on the following Ronan Benner was served with an Cremato Croer aou Doycu Co Albany Jail, Leeds.
So far the media has treared the case with its usual impartiality. They reported that the police had removed certain 'cardcard boxes" from louse (very sinister)
Bul TV. neglected to mention neighbour's reports that they saw police cater the house the previous wock, when Bennet was out, carring boves in (even more sinister).
An appeal has now been Acod. smith Town Hall day premiser were hanned.
UCLNCL radio and press IRA' at the rally, were clearly labelled PTA' RIC SISSONS continues aur series on ose Jubilee that celebrates the interests of the working class - the sixtieth annivensary of the Russian Revalution. lodged agzinst the Exclusion Order, and a further picket was beld DU BIEC OSEL THE SE CIC MEEN Plans are underway to launch an anti-PTA commitee in Huddersfield, bur if the experience of anti-PTA committees in London SH MISAND is anything to go hy, chose who protest against the act can suffer almost as much harassment as those who are arrested under it.
Last Sunday for example, the Trade Union Committee Agains terrogation' tbe PTA was banned from bolding a meeting in Hammer The TUCAPTA had booked the ball over two months ago, che booking had been confirmed and the hall paid for. Then, only two days before the conference che Eventually the official at the Town Hall said the rason for the ban was an article carried in The Times on TUCAPTA's rally in March wiche alleged that there bad beco a collection for the In fact che collection boxes uLaa*Trade Union Commitee AgRinsr the