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No fears of electi4 at NFC
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IN THE run-up to the Get Election the fate of the N; nal Freight Corporation been a subject in the man toes of both main parties. Socialists plan for mor controlled, natio n a lis at holds no terrors for NFC spokesman said this week always have to read the s print," writes our poll correspondent.
The Tory promise to ir duce private shareholders with similar caution. T' was, however, some acc ance of the principle s private shareholders woul investing their money. "'l 'life expectancy' as intere parties would be infini longer than a Secretar State," said the spokesmai Earlier, at a press I ference on Monday, the 1 chairman, R. L. E. Lawn said "Plans are made irres tive of the colour of government. We have a sc business plan and I am that neither manifesto wil terfere with it."
Later Mr Lawrence told "We will, of course, respec wishes of the government will always, of course, tak( opportunity to make feelings clear in the ligh purely commercial consic tions."