... Dreams of a red flag day POOR Bob Gillespie may have left the Socialist movement in Govan on the crest of a slump, but there is a belief in the air that before the week is out, the red flag may yet be flying high again on the south side of Glasgow. The ...

... theatre companies. TRON THEATRE, Trongate, 041-552 4267 — LOSING ALEC Until Nov 27, 7 30pm. Alec Mac Sweeney, a crusty old socialist who never got on with his family in life, rises from his grave to continue the arguments. Much-praised new play by 26-year-old ...

... event should be welcomed. It is wrong, however, to think of this as a defeat for socialist policies. Throughout the campaign Mr Sillars proclaimed “I am more of a socialist candidate than my Labour Party opponent”. And that is why Govan 1s now represented ...

... Kaddoumi said in an interview. The PLO is launching its own offensive, especially towards European countries, non-aligned and socialist countries and American public opinion to persuade Washlr}gton to ixvc up its bias in favour of Israel, he said. e It has ...

... three is the one with the hen. The proposition here is that because Govan elected a socialist, then the SNP which he represents as vice-president must also be a socialist party. This ils make-belicve. But a number of things sustain it. The Conservatives ...

... Party should be particularly concerned. As one of the many dissidents noted, Labour should not be a unionist party but a socialist one, committed not to any particular state but to the political system which showed most potential for progressive social ...

... political opinion is on the move after years in a wilderness where the Labour party mobilised, but did little to meet Scottish socialist aspirations. Faced with a stark choice between a shot in the arm (now unfortunately withdrawn due to welfare state cutbacks) ...

... Industry Minister Mr lan Lang who boasted at the Tory conference at Perth in May that the agency was no longer Labour’s ugly socialist duckling, but the Tories” ‘beautiful free enterprise swan’. P 4 . e — S ) -y g ;':%g:_o' s 2 | v ,@v W@«’ 0 7 ol . : 7 kR ...

... entrances from alf Wits, an 11, 7pm, Matinees Weds and Sats the Third World Aid Group orienteering for idiots’. Runners of s socialist who returns from the graveto acrobatic comedy act who include a DMC/Public Enemy Tour that they all abilities follow a set ...

... time commuting between Paisley and Westminster; not only do his remarks about the SNP being ‘Tory’ in the Highlands and ‘Socialist’ in Govan show signs of jetlag — they suggest information lag as English media commentators showed in their disbelief at ...

... almost the fanaticism of medieval ns in pursuit of heretics. en is this dangerous e which apparently so s some sacrosanct socialist t is certainly not the 1 of universal education. It ¢ banning of the teaching list philosophy in schools. it is, is that ...

... threats to ine schools which by I choice have opted out have been heard. Parents must . When socialist hegemony enged by the very people it ned to control, socialists would be naive to expect g else. vas a most revealing per report last week of the nts on ...