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328/329 Upper Streer. Priered by Prestagate (TT/, Reading, Berkshire, must boost its income by EINK from the fund drive. came into our coffers short after four weeks. So wha can be done about it? ocal supporters groups could follow the exampics of Oxford and South London. The Oxford Socialist organised a nember of fundrais10.00 ing events, ison and hock sal Sinthe 10. LE been our most consistent fund raisers, Our south London supporter organised a sponsored swim in the local baths EI00 is on the way. One intrepid swimmer stroked his way to E50 a simple but effective way to help.
Published by Relgocrest Lid. Jor Socialiss Challenge, (362.98 reality is sadly different. $237.02 This Challenge Group has muebhi, latest was sending in nearly E100, portation.
They inform un Riding the setting, design, 15p Were appreciate the sary.
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Signed Name Address LOE BOOSE essentials of our techmological Air our checklist a radio, TV, tape recorder Des we've got one, but it's not up to typewriters fours and all af other office paraphernalia. If you have any of и герол bring them to our affice, or let us know und well acrange transFrom the foregoing you will appreciate that we are not exactl crest of capitalism's crisis. In fact, inflation has lifted all our costs — including type and printing bills -and it is for this reason that we are obliged to increase our cover our renders economics that make this unfortunately neces from my tax rebate due at the end November 1977 to Socialist Challenge. Tace an econonile hitz. bifuls une intended for closune ol relocation hy 1986, accurding ke J5 prepared tor National Union of Public Em The Labour Government's cuts sill mean 20.000 fewer beds in London alone, and 24,000 fewer staff in the London region dan in 1975, the report sass Health Minister David Ennal:
would never approve a closure if the case for keeping it open is Stone enough. What rubbish The case against hospitni closure could hardly be stronger.
In the past three vears th Labour Goverument has cinsec 123 bospitals in Britain and dozens more are in the pipeline.
.. (your namel pledge to give E.. Ennals say: that the is OK because facilities are jest being moved to larger, more modern But in adduion to the fact tha this means massive impersona hospitals mile s away from thi CUMIIUEHLICE BILYAIE SUDLY to serve, the curs and hospita lose da stale dis beine tol From tbe bealth service An estimated 35,000 beds has one from the NH$ since 1971 The waiting liste bave now abo up lo the figure BE 600,000 Consulants freely admit today that patients on the ordinary bed unless are boo t ULICS S and go on the urgent waiting list Now * the consultants are havine sub-divide these 'ordinary" urgent and very urg cut casest Ennais pretends that all that has to be done is to shorten the Telling offer than an attempt i bospital. This s apply the technique of Henry Fard to the NHS. Longer waiting lists cannot compensaic for th loss in beds! And nurses and staff who have to cope with man cutically ill patiens when their awn numbers are being drastically are placed under a intolerable strain.
hospitali Eke the EGA. Hounskw Hospiral, and Plastow Hos pital bave scarted to fighr back.
It's tine the rest of the labour movement joined them.
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