Keepers of the cloth cap

Article Abstract:

British Labour Party leader John Smith's modernization plans to make the party electable will meet stiff resistance from his constituents in the Monklands District in Scotland. They are used to high spending and buying votes with jobs for friends and family.

Political activity, Scotland, Political aspects, Labour Party (United Kingdom), Smith, John (British politician)

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Not so green green-keepers

Article Abstract:

The government of Barbados is considering the conversion of farmlands into ten golf courses. The sugar plantations of Barbados have become largely unprofitable, while golf courses attract hotels and other profitable business ventures.

Golf courses, Plantations, Barbados

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Keepers of the (red) flame

Article Abstract:

Booksellers who sell mainly books on communism and marxism are having twin problems. With the demise of the Soviet Union, stock is hard to replenish, and interest in communist literature is on the wane.

Supply and demand, Booksellers, Bookstores, Socialism, Literature, Bibliography, Communism, Socialism and literature

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