Let's make it £1,000!
Socialist Organiser1983 1983-01-13Read it in the scan (PDF), scan page 16 →
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WE arrived this morning to find the treasurer in an advanced state of delirium: running round the office, and jumping up and down with glee. The reason? This week's post brought in a wonderful total of £459.05 - bringing the January total to £646.55, exceeding our cautious £500 target in the first This week's money was all personal donations, and we know of many SO groups up and down the country who are holding jumble sales, socials, and other fund-raising events Sn there's no reason why we can't even su shoute may me vs.
Let's have a thousand pounds for January!
Send money to: The Treasurer, 214-Sickert Thanks to the following: Paul Clift, £2; Stockport SO supporters £2.55; Sheffield SO supporters £1.50; lan McCalman £20; Steve Mcarthur £100; Ann Duggan £100; Abdul Sheir £2; Sarah Bryant £90; Mike Grayson £60; London supporter £20; Barry Turner £20; Jim Denham £2; Phil, Birmingham £2; Lynne Gregory £20; Helen Flack £25. ed over beyond the immediate issue of the rises in income tax and charges Icosting an average f8 per week per family) to express a generalised hostility to the Christian Democratic coalition government.
This is despite the fact inat the austerity package has been supported by the Socialist Party representadeclared its opposition.
The position of the powerful Communist Party has been to declare its complete opposition to the wage-cutting proposals, while in the unions CP officials struggle to keep control of their angry members. In Milan it was CP members who blocked attempts to occupy the industrial stoppage has meanwhile been called for next Tuesday, January 18, as the various union leaders attempt to contain the militancy of their members and avoid a direct challenge to a right wing government which - for a variety of reasons - they do not wish to see toppled from office.
Franco Grisolia told us that the poncy or the LUK Is to build on and raise the developing consciousness organise to fight for its own demands of anticapitalist policies to meet the crisis, and for a genuine Mandelli: author workers' government. of the austerity plan half of the month. double our target.
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