Oakley withdraws But fight must go on

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Pael. an activist apainst that person in ner position she riade similar remarks to seekingtosocuretherenoval theuseof thousands of police by GEOFFREYSHERIDAN Within hours the court officials had "discovered' building worker Pat Clewer that there were to more rora. magistrale who had told Dr.

Paul Stern, in relation ta doper cent hove gor off We shalf have to chunge aid that, and they will get much stiffer sitting in judgement on George Ward' senemies Magistrate Dorothy Oakley will be hearing nomore Grunwick picket cases. This is in spite of her protestations in Willesden court last Thursday morning when she was first confronted with Socialist Challenge's disclosures. 'Thave no intention of withdrawing, Oakleydeclared fromthebench.

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describes the scene So the reactionary came up before Oakley on Thursdaymorning.

Barnet count's senteacing of the alfidavit we published had been assaulted by the last week, decided thar he police. would no longer ma cant his anonymnity once the lawyers semences - wil nolonger be danes requested permission me sergery, Paul sass.

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health curs, and a Socialist Challenge reader, is a part ner in a GP surgery close to the Grunwick factory in Willesden. He provided Paul Stern, who provided of a manber of pickets who

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SOCIALIST CHALLENGE R Depomber. 1977 page 10