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PAPERBACKS CENTRE

By David Maude

Workers Press no. 951, 20 December 1972 · scan pages 4, 5

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£1,241m in 1976-1977.

The White Paper attempts to explain away this drop by claiming that it has to be seen against Tine broad objectives of Tory housing policy. These, it says, are "to secure the provision of housing in response to needs and demands'.

What this turns out to mean is more expensive private building, the sale of more and more council houses and the saddling CA

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