Red Weekly1975Red Weekly No. 127, 27 November 1975No plans
Red Weekly No. 127, 27 November 1975 · p. 2 of the scan · 138 words
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Unfortunately McLennan had no plans for organising against the supporters of the £6 limit, nor did he call for the remova ot tie aeolr ane tree anion eseers who back up this anti-working class policy. Neither Jones nor the other pro£6 leaders will lose much sleep over McLennan's threats to 'argue' with them.
The Congress unanimously approved a resolution moved by Mick McGahey, leader of the Scottish miners, which demanded 'united demonstrative action' to ucc imonsoneu onrewsoury DIcKeL Des Warren. The resolution called for industrial action initiated and led by the TUC". But the TUC have made it very clear that they are not going to call strike action to get Warren out of jail.
Nobody asked MeGahey the 64,000 dollar question - why is he not fighting to get the Scottish miners to initiate sucr