Labour. Another reason in Birmingham on 29 October.
The Catholic vote is the tradmainstay of Labour in Scotland so, with the crosion of in Labour vote by the scorle analists, MPs are likely to he CHE ISULE LO JOVA SO seats. rence came out in favour of the "free vote' MPs will be able to Butle bit of political pressure rom the Catholic hierarchy wil wonders for many ME'S conscience about unborn child;
DEMONSTRATION in Italy, Where the Catholic Church has traditionally wielded tremendous influence over abortion and contraception, a national anortion demonstration s 1o be held in Rome on 19 October.
Organised by lormatiom on Sterilisstion Abortion дло паскса by tne wil be the first maor initiative I Party, the demonstration on abortion since a compromise abortion bill fell in Apri That i was not supported by the The Roman Catholic Church in Scotland has served warning that if Labour MP's back the party policy for free abortion on request it will urge Catholics not to vote as if more were needed -why you should be on the National Abortion Campaign choice on abortion in the hands of the doctor and failed to make me pronson or mate abomon facilities mandatory. nospitals 8rc run Dy the Church this would have meant that there would still be no facilities.
So the central demand of this VICES MATENES OTEE STOCKIE on a national health service aborto, libero, gratuito, assistol woman's right under attack. This time it is the ware wane Is IcacInE Ine orensive, with a Medicaid ban abortions. Medicaid is the federal health insurance scheme.
An amendment to the Labour, Health, Education and propriations has forbidden pub ic funding of abortion for ar reason The ban hardest at working class women who cannot afford private aborgressman He thaT said that t national Marcist Group member on the NAC Steering Committee)
double standard was that the "unborn rich are penalised", since chere is a greater woul be aborted!
These artacks rights worldwide have more than ample, Italian Seveso are still coming to Britain to get Since most dence that diasin ly malformed babies, religious gotry has had its way.
Irestrictive sistion finds s way throuch Parliament, ain's already inadequate abort0 BOTOS WIL the same reactionary forces as in Haly and the United States. abortion we also have the cxample of the resistance organised by women in on Rally. It is to defend those women, as well shou d be in Buminessm on 29 NAC Steering Cormitter mee ng. Discussion onstudents and the hits reht for abortion. Speaker: Kas Copp Brown Campaign.
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by DAVE CARTER risk that they THIRTY SHOP the on women's ron Apoliffe, CINCIES CORET ham, women court on 20 October. management the factory Tion.
Brit ion of a succumb to negotiated 2% but as ourselves, that you Duke Street, Darlineton.
NDS Women's Tuesday 25 October, joints anti-left staff stewards occuperion Caton's Ade factory in New County Durhave been summoned to appear at Newcastle crown The is using the court to gain repossession of from the 700 strong workforce occupermeeting.
The workers are demand- in order ing immediate implementarwate agreement Veers ago.
Management is insisting that the 12-month rule is obeyed Whatever the ourcome of ship -the court hearing, both sides are expecting a long struggle.
It Is hoped that the Engin eering Union executive will make the dispute official this reek. Messages and dona don WCI.
ons to: AUEW Offices: 6 Communistteacher Hen Jonson school in Fost: Lon don entered the ILTA council chambers. to ask for 10 mimites to put their case in support of a memher threatened with compulsory transfer Many onion councillors. duding the three militants now charmed, supported this regues Farsky seized the opportunity to warn the members of the assoc iation council against speaking would be closed. He Jeared tha 'intruders' might strengther the bands of opponents of com who looked se to reverse ILTA's policy al the Bernard Regan asked if it was suspend council roceedings, and was backed b lick North When Farsky close the meeting, and led a walkout by the right wing. EVEN THEn is alleged to bave described their action as 'rats leaving a sinking The case will come ap on 19 Vienner, hot the three are not keeping silent. A picket bas beer alled for that morning at 9an coulside Hamilton House. Mahle don Place, Euston Road, LonEIGHTY TWO votes to two, that was the convinciog majority by which the iournagsts on strike in Printworkers In Darlingtor have remained salidly on strike le supportof the journalists, much te Keysand mast of biscohorts onthe printing industries commitmakes it even more difficult for renucrats to get the printers to scab.
byGeoffSheridan FIVE YORKSHIRE cowns have been gripped by a series of bus heariver.
Transport and General Workers Union members, who rare planna lo furt CLEAN ME ACHER RICA BARNETT reports IN Hudi It was Bradford thar sarted the ball rolling. The strike started as a protest against the proposed These would cur down reduced jobs. Huddersfield wa at in solidarity with Bradfor ike the laster they too voted stay out indefinitely. In Ratherham, Chesterfield and Hull the buses nre per running either for a variety of different reasons Javid Oates, a bus driv nember of the TaGwU 914"l Huddersfield told Socinin Chailenge: "It's the first strike of this
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