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situation is therefore threatened from the outser by the prevailing attitude that women do not really have the right to a job-that theit primary responsibility is in the home.

And in large fires, such as engincering, the time for escape is running our far those employers for whom the Equal Pay Act-due to hecome law at the end of 1975-will mean a massive increase in the wage bill. Women workers who have waited this long on the strength of pie in the sky" promises are running out of patience The Irade union movement trust cake up the Charter and its demands now to prepare the ground for making them part and parcel of struggles Hed Weekly 29 March 1974 Page 6 a: 8 pm in the General Piccon pub, Caledonian Road, NI. (5 mins Kings X tubel.

EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCE: Organsed by NUSS, Saturday 20 and Sunday 31 Merch, starting 10:30 am at South Bank Poly, Rotary Street, Elephant & Castle, SE1, Films, music, poetry, seminans, workshops, theatre, enc. Cheap food, free accommodation, Admission 40p BIRMINGHAM RED FORUM: Linda Smith on The Labaur Party and the developing strugle", Wednesday 3 Aprit at 7,30 pm in the Wellington Pub corner of Bronsgrove Street and Bristal Rusd).

SHRENSBURY 24: Public meeting, Sunday 31 March at 3 pm in the Legion, Aylesham Warking Men's Club, Speakers include: Jack Collins (Kent delegate, NUM Exec), Hill Jones IN, Wolves Defence Committee).

CEYLON SOLIDARITY CAMPAIGN: Public forum on 'Ceylon-why the cantinued repression? Speakers Include: Tarin Ali CMGI, Rock Tanscy (Haldane So retaryl, John Chowcat Itrade union(s1), Friday 5 April at 7.30 pm in Canway Hal, Red Lion Square (Hoborn tubel.

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Despite pleas by Ethiopia's new prime minister, Endalkachew Makonen, to be given a 'chance" to retur the regime to 'normality", example, are forced to hand over up to 75% of their produce to the landowners, and four-tifthe of the land is owned by just 0.2% of the populathis situation-the widespread drought and faminc, and increasing inflation as the result of the dramatic rise in world prices. Not only has the famine caused

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