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Workers Press no. 967, 10 January 1973 · scan page 11

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reminiscences might damage the Party's chances at the polls.

In good reformist fashion Crossman has decided to keep Labour supporters ignorant of the poitical atrocities committed by the Labourites while in power.

VICIOUS CIRCLE Graduates will soon be forced to work as hotel managers, garage mechanics, undertakers, used-car dealers and mortuary technicians.

This follows the serious decline in jobs for graduates over the last few years, according to Bernard Holloway, secretary of the Manchester university careers office. More funny business is reported from Soviet Georgia where house repairs are taking several years instead of the planned two to six months. Funds allocated for housing repairs have, it appears, been applied to other purposes.

Towards the end of last year a number of Georgian bureaucrats were removed for building themselves luxurious secondary residences.

The chief engineer of Batoum municipal council has been dismissed for the expenditure of funds for wrong purposes and other offences. Local officials in other towns have been severely reprimanded.

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