of higher education that the Government will not and cannot reversc the giant cuts of £182 million made by the Tories last December-cuts made in welfare in order to better serve the interests of a crisis ridden capitalist economy.
fight for a decent standard of living for students have been raised that much higher. The Labour Govern. ment will not come anywhere near the tull claim of the NOS, and the college authorities are determined to pass the cost of the cuts onto studonts and workers in the colleges.
in the colleges has delayed this proc warker ailiance.
VIOLENT ATTACKS
Following the attacks made on working class militants, the college authorities and the State have begun to launch violent attacks on those who join the struggle to protect and must rosnoni to the defend the interests of students. This offensive has reached a high point in the last few months Forms of Solidarity workshop, Steve Parry (NUS & CP) stressed the nood • to build a broad campaign and pointed out various forms of solidarity which could he undertaken.
the fact that Roo Hayward (Labour Party General Secretary) and Judith Hart (Minister For Overseas Development) had state publicly that a future Labour government would "break off all relations' it was vital to call a national demonstration to focus had not been broken. He proposed 5 May 1974. Steven Hart, the sucretary of the Campuign, opposed setting a date, We should wait aod see how Lahour acts in the coming months and not be too basty, he arqued.
At this point a Chilean militant intercoed to state that if Labour had broken off relations by 5 May we would turo the demonstration into a colehration. By an overwhelming majority the worksbop