Scots steelmen to stay out

Workers Press no. 1030, 24 March 1973 · scan page 13

Topics: Socialist Labour League and the WRP

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test against a proposed rundown in the works.

the trade union combine committee, which represents unions, said: 'We are against the transfer of jobs.

'We have been waiting for three months for a document SLL LECTURE SERIES Socialist Revolution Middleton Manchester! gley Community Centre Middleton Sundays: March 25 April 1 and 8 Lectures given by Cliff Slaughter (SLL Central Committee)

The Socialist Revolution In Britain:

1. Political tasks facing the British working class. Marxism and the revolutionary role of the working class. Lessons of the history of the working class in Britain.

2. The roots of capitalist crisis: Marxism and the contradictions of capitalism. Britain and the world crisis.

3. The state and revolution.

Reformism and revolution in Britain. The fight for democratic rights today means preparing for working-class power.

Basic reading:

Perspectives for transforming the SLL into a Marxist Analysis of the Crisis.

Problems of the British Revolution (Trotsky).

Death Agony of Capitalism and the • Tasks of the Fourth International, Communist Manifesto. which the BSC has promised us. forellse fore futurendries mand It tells us the future programme engineering group' They feel management should immediately stop the contractingout of the accounting system which they are proposing to transfer to Sheffield.

-Fate of..

Briant's in balance THE expected announcement from liquidator Patrick Granville White on the fate of Briant Colour Printing's Old Kent Road factory has been postponed.

Spokesman H. B. Blandford Baker disclosed that he had further talks with potential buyer Peter Bentley this week but that there were still matters requiring further discussion.

Last Thursday he warned that his patience was becoming exhausted and said that a deal would be completed within 48 working hours.

The difficulty appears to be that the liquidator is not satisfied with the financial backing Mr Bentley has obtained.

Yesterday a spokesman said that negotiations had reached a delicate point and that Mr Bentley was not in a position to comment.

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