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lln fact the 220 Tornados replace the 56 older Vulcan and Bucaneer aircraftby more than two to one. It is not a replacement, but an escalation.0n December 16th, as part of the Midlands Regional week of action againstnuclear weapons there will be a Carnival at the base. Protest non—vio1entlyby marching, singing,mblockading or any way you choose.You do not have to comdt an offence, though there will be training‘workshops for those that wish to take that sort of action. ’ 0- "Ii-

Transport from F.F.P.G. departs 7.30am from Cricket Players. Price £2waged £1 unwaged. If you cant afford it gome anyway, and we'll arrangesomething. i ‘ For more information contact Paddy & Cathy 788655 or Les & Jean 702070or CND office 581948. SEE YOU THERE!

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MUEPER HEYFoRo SEVEN The first of 7 local people refusing to pay fines imposed after theUpper Hayford demonstration came to court on Friday November 7th. About170 people came to support Patrick Gray at the Guildhall — the supportlasting two hours and being highlighted by music and a giant effigy ofa magistrate. After again refusing to pay his fine Patrick was sent toLincoln prison for 7 days - serving 5 with 2 days remission.

All 7 people refused to pay the fines imposed on them because the UpperHayford base is an American Air Force base with Fllls on it, Qach, capable of carrying nuclear weapons. Further actions are planned for eachof the remaining six as they come to trial, hopefully building up toa large strong action. P .For more details contact Mark Salmon on tel 6262983

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All went well for Z hour until the police told us we were trespassingh“ on Ministry of Defence land and the demarkation line, (painted overnight), Awas at the junction of the drive and road. Having been moved to theroadside the police made a grave error, which a junior constable laterconfirmed was extremely wrong and embarrasing: rather then slow thetraffic down so we could talk to them (analogy with a picket of a factory)they waved them onll 15 ton Mack trucks are'nt easy to argue withiSo we tried to bring each arriving vehicle to a halt to talk. After Z ithour the police forceably removed us and cordoned off the drive. ‘FI-

The event them continued as literally a presence at the base. Some peopleleafletted nearby villages, others stayed to maintain the camp and make music. Altogether a useful day which achieved its purpose. The GreenhamWomens court case was not rejected but was deferred for appeal.

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ar Closer to Home .In 1979 NATQ EUHOUUCBG its @@0i$i0R 94% oppose sole U.S. control ofto station 464 ground-launched CRUISE these weapons.missiles in Europe,including 96 at‘Greenham Common and 64 at Molesworth.These weapons are now arriving.CRUISE is the latest development inU.S. Nuclear Missile Technology. Itis extremely accurate and can be fir- ed up toga range of 2,500 miles.Eachwarhead it carries is 15 times morepowerful than the bombs dropped onHiroshima and Nagasaki.WE ARE TOLD that we need CRUISE tocounter the threat of Soviet SS20‘s.WE ARE TOLD that they will make Brit-ain andEurope a safer place.WE ARE TOLD that the decision to haveCaUlSE was arrived at democratically.wanes TOLD that CRUISE is a defen-

rnsss ARE ALL HUGE LIESCRUISE missiles are not a responseto the SS2O missiles - their deploy-ment has been planned for years as adevelopment or NATO nuclear strategy,as revealed in the Observer 6 weeksago. They pose a new threat.ChUISE missiles will not make Britainsafer,but ensure that it becomes anuclear battleship,the obvious targetof an aggressor in a nuclear conflict

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Decisions to place CRUISE missiles inBritain were not democratic e thepeople of this country were never con-sulted. Britain will have no controlover the use of CRUISE missiles hereoh our soil,whatever the politicianssay. The U.S.A. will decide when theywill be used. The recent invasion ofGrenada has shown us that the U.S.A.will not take a blind bit of noticeof the opinions ofher friends and

For two years women at GreenhamCommon have joined together to pro-test against CRUISE in what has beendescribed as the most importantpeace protest in history. They are not politicians or generalsor the men who manufacture the bombsof mass death.The are ordinar women who know*tH§¥“CRUISE and gimilar weapons cankill millions,destroy families,thesickythe poor.........and.Will do so,if allowed,as they did at Hioshimaand Nagasaki in 1945.They know that if NATO believed inpeace it would not deploy CRUISE.They know that if the Warsaw Pactbelieved in peace it would not deploySSZO missiles. yTHEY KKOW THAT TO BELIEVE IN PEACEIS TO SAY NG T0 THE HOHHIFIC WEAPONSOF MASS SLAUGHTER.

THEY KNOW THAT NUCLEAH DEFENCE GAEUNLY MERE MASS SUICIDE.

For over 20 years the leaders of the East and West have been pretend~ing to negotiate arms reduction. butthrough all this time the only thing_to be achieved has been agreementswhioh neither side honour,and theconstraction of more and more bombs,enough to destroy the world manytimes over.The U.n.A. has recently confirmedthat it will militarily intervene inany country if it is in the interest:of its national security.Who then, will stop the U.S.A. from

allies. _ firing its British based CRUISEChUISE missiles are not defensiveweapons ~ they are designed for firststrike purposes,to thT€&t€H;&tt8Ck

missiles if it wants to? And if they did so, Britain would be almosttotally destroyed. y .

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Novr§8th Peace Lecture: Barbara Goodwin speaking on 8Peace in Utopianthought".7.30p.m._Venue—Workers Education Association,Shakespeare Street.Mott‘m.

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Dec.5th Peace Lecture: John Keegan speaking on "Defending Europewithout Nuclear Weapons" 4. 15 pf.m.Venue— Social Sciences Building, Nottingham University.

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DEC. 9th Torchlit Procession in Nottingham City Centre.assemble Old Market Square - 6pm. .Protest against the arrival of U.S. Cruise Missiles in U.K.

Dec.9th. Nottingham Cnd, Disco.Narrowboat, Canal St., £1.20 waged70p Unwaged.

DEC 10th. Demonstration in Leicester against Cruise Missiles.,Driving a Cruise Missile Replica launcher around Groby, Desfordand Glenfield areas of Leicester. Complete with ‘Ronnie Reagan‘,Fall cu suits, death masks, Gas masks etc..Contact:- Pat McCrory, Leicester 876377

DEC.llth U.S.A.F. Greenham Common — Woemens Day of Protest.An Afternoon for every woman to make herself heard. GFor information on Transport please contact 250756 or 473145

DEC.12th Peace Lecture: Stephanie Duzceck speakin on "The roleQof Peace Centres in the community“ 7.30-p.m.venue — Workers Educational Association,Shakespeare St., Nott'm.

DEC.l3th Demonstration in Nottingham against Cruise MissileslDriving a replica Cruise missile launcher into Nottingham CityCentre.Leafletting in Old Market Square. 10 a.m.the missile launcher travels down Hucknall Road. llam arrivescity centre.(old market Square)

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DEC. 13th. Chesterfield Protest....An action has been planned inChesterfield with associated 1eaf1etting- all welcome. Pleasecontact Plankton (tel. Ripley 874771) or Greg(te1.Chesterfield204484) for details. S

DEC.14th Forest Fields Peace Group Meeting 8 p.m.'

Venue : Forest Fields Neighbourhood Centre, 69 Wiverton Road.Forest Fields Nottingham. All welcome.If you would like an item on the agenda please phone :-Paddy & Cathy 788655 or Les & Jean 702070

DEC.16th RAF COTTESMORE.....Mid1and Regional Day Of Protest.Forest Fields Peace Group is running a bus to the action.This is going to be the principal protest action in our region andEwe urge as many people as possible to support it.Qetails:+ assemble at cricket Players Pub.,Radford Road. HysonGreen. Departure 7.30am ; Return 8.30pm.(approx.) i ,Cost :7 Unwaged £1 , waged :- £2.

BUS tickets available from Paddy & Cathy, 96, Burford Road, ForestFields. ( tel 788655 )