Red Weekly1975Red Weekly No. 83, 9 January 1975Weekly !
Red Weekly No. 83, 9 January 1975 · p. 12 of the scan · 133 words
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page 12 of the scan
NAME... DOMESTIC: E5 per year E2-50p for 6 months.
FOREIGN: E9 per year surface mail.
E12 per year airmail.
Write to RED WEEKLY (distribution), 182 Pentonville Road, LONDON N 1, England. SUPPORT IS GROWING for the strike at Intex Yarns in Ashton as it enters its ninth week. But so is the repression.
Two pickets arrested outside the factory last week on charges of 'assaulling the police have been refused bail. One of them, Dennis Bridges, is u member of the strike committec: while the othcr, Neil Swannick, is a local printworker.
"normal problems which atrend all strikes. The total collaboration of the Dyers and Bleachers Union burcaucrats and the bosses has been acjonal Front thugs to intimidate the are tive members of the NF Red Heekly: "The peculiarity of this