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Interview with Joshua Nkomo, ZAPU, on sanctions busting by Shell and BP oil companies in Rhodesia since 1965; views on visit of Dr David Owen to Rhodesia and British handling of situation; peace process;...
Interview with Martin Bailey, author of a report on sanctions busting in Rhodesia published by the Anti-Apartheid Movement and the Haslemere Group, on details of Shell and BP supplies. Reporter not...
Jack Ashwell, TGWU, on Shell drivers’ decision to accept a pay offer. Male interviewer not identified.
Bob Pearson, Motor Agents Association, expresses relief at the Shell drivers’ return to work. The situation at the pumps should take 7-10 days to get back to normal, once the drivers have returned to...
Peter Sharp reports on BP drivers’ acceptance of a new pay offer. Shell drivers’ acceptance of the offer yesterday was not repeated, and further negotiations took place before the BP men were satisfied....
Peter Kennedy and other Shell Oil employees are not satisfied with the pay offer they have received, so an ordered withdrawal of labour has been instigated.
Interview with trade union spokesman on Shell and BP supplying oil to Rhodesia against economic sanctions imposed by the UK and the damage this does to the UK’s image. Also on unions taking up human rights...
Interview (with Rhodesian journalist and exile Peter Niesewand?) on the breaking of oil sanctions placed on Rhodesia by the British Government, and if the Government knew about the sanctions busting. Female...
Sir Derek Ezra, Coal Boad Chairman, outlines his plans to extract oil from coal, and explains the scientific, environmental, and economical issues behind the plans.
Brian Bowden, Marketing Director of Shell, on 5% cut in fuel consumption.
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