The Tobacco Workers Union executive has rejected by 14 votes to four any flirt! r wage restraint and has called for a return to free collective bargaining.

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A NUNEATON charity group made sure their latest fund-raker was a financial success. They achieved it by a mixture of enterprise and good planning. Nuneaton branch of the Guide Dogs for the Blind Association started preparing for the:r Silver Jubilee Fair. held at the weekend. mo

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yesterday after he had admitted unlawfully possession cannabis; resin.

Cycle Racing Club's road race meeting at Wellesbourne. Pete Lovell from Birmingham gave the new machine its first serious outing and declared himself to be ''perf most impressed - wh its ormance and ha it ndling al th ough he had a few minor problems to iron out during the day.

jobs' TRADE union leaders in the Midlands today warned the government to resist what they called "the remorseless campaign against road transport and the motor car.' - - Mr Ken Cure, a Midlands engineering union official and chairman of the Campaign for the Defence of the Motor V