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SLL LECTURES

By Cliff Slaughter

Workers Press no. 929, 24 November 1972 · scan pages 10, 11

Topics: Socialist Labour League and the WRP, Education

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LEEDS Capitalism and the Monday December 4 The struggle for power Monday December 11 Revolutionary theory and Marxist Party PEEL HOTEL Boar Lane, Leeds BARNSLEY Sunday November 26 Capitalism and the crisis Sunday December 3 The struggle for power Sunday December 10 Revolutionary theory and Marxist Party RED LION HOTEL (Worsborough) 8 p.n Lectures given (SLL Central Committee)

NATIONAL Union of Teachers' members at Roseberry Comprehensive School, Pelton, County Durham, have decided to strike from Monday if the 'work to contract' being operated by National Association of Schoolmasters is still in operation and if the Durham Education Committee has not improved its stafling of the school. The strike will have the official backing of the NUT. Danger man. 4.25 dies show. 4.50 Elephant boy. 5.50 Calendar, weather. 7.00 Sky's the lin don. 8.30 Turnbul hour. 9.00 Londor Merrie meloLondon. 5.20 London. 6.00 6.35 London. nit. 7.30 LonI's finest half 1. 10.30 Film:

THE TORIES opened their offen against the Labour council at ( Cross, Derbyshire, yesterday, when district auditor arrived examine ON-THE-SPOT PHILIP accounts.

met by defiant per cent behin who have tenants who d their 11 consistently WE SAY NO lifted at Renold's THE FOUR-DAY strike of 60 storemen and maintenance men at Renold's Chains_Ltd, Coventry, over the indefinite suspension of the works convenor Dan O'Connell and shop stewards Bob Moore and Jim Conway has ended.

The men voted to return after

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