The bus carrying strike-breakers bursts through the picket line on Tuesday morning, June 21. About 80 angry unionists waited more than three hours for its arrival. One picketer was slightly injured after the bus struck the gate he was using in an attempt to block the vehicle’s path.
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Press, 6 July 1988, Page 19
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48The bus carrying strike-breakers bursts through the picket line on Tuesday morning, June 21. About 80 angry unionists waited more than three hours for its arrival. One picketer was slightly injured after the bus struck the gate he was using in an attempt to block the vehicle’s path. Press, 6 July 1988, Page 19
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