IMGpapers 1976–79

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1976–79

North Nuclear Line

· Socialist Challenge No. 119, 25 October 1979 · p. 14 of the scan · 377 words

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page 14 of the scan

THROUGHOUT the engineering employers have been quick to take advantage of the demoralisation now spreading following the national engineers' settlement. On the day they returned to work, engineering workers at Mather & Platt's were greeted with the news that they faced 500 redundancies. On the Thursday the management of International Computers Ltd [ICL) redundancies, including the closure of their plant at Dukinfield near Manchester. led the unions to scramble for the best deal on redundancy pay, mass workers has decided to resist the closure at Dukinfield. MARTIN COLLINS reports.

In 1976 ICL workers fought successfully to retain ICL's Winsford plant. has helped give confidence that victory may again be possible. A number of things about IČL's operations have also aroused the anger of Manchester area the announced 1,200 meeting That memory memory.

. latest in Right: a magnetic bubble Each of the squares can carry a million bits of information - the computer technology. Now it's computer workers who face the axe in danger.' slogan of Anti-Nuclear Group.

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people, for most fested — file is The let waste Hall, 7.30, 6 November. North London Anti-nuclear Group 'DO YOU live within ten miles of the North London line? If so, your life is That's the campaigning North London times week flasks contamin carcaogenc rutnenium106, caesium-137 and plutonium-239 densely-populated [JULI for radiation actually penetrates the flasks, so that BR workers them receive an hourly radiation dose of 10 millirems. This is tour times the permited maxımum Tadlaton WO KeN Bolermakers' Union report (Guardian, 3 July) also cast doubt on the safety of the containers, stating that the welds did not meet required 'Sooner or later there will be a said one of the suclear ruels prestigious exhibition at Central Hail A burst flask would cOntamlaie an arta or aboul square miles, containing one million up to 100 years. The containers have been inadequately - in crashes at only 30 mph and in fires lasting a mere 30 minutes.

Evacuation plans in case of a disaster are also inadequate hecause of the hin value oi the property North London Health Safety and Anti-Nuclear Groups are organising a joint meeting on nuclear transport at Camden Town

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