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Date: 9 Oct 1979.

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PREM19/15	79 May 16	79 Nov 29	226	Secret	Defence (Modernisation of Theatre Nuclear Forces)(Part 1)
PREM19/22	79 Oct 1	79 Oct 23	122	Secret	Economic policy (Public Spending) (Part 5)
PREM19/82	79 Oct 1	79 Oct 23	107	Secret	Ireland (Northern Ireland situation) (Part 3)
PREM19/239	79 Oct 9	80 Oct 6	321	Secret	France (Prime Minister’s visit to France, September 1980: Franco-British Conference at Bordeaux)
PREM19/333	79 May 15	80 Jul 4	258	Confidential	Post and Telecommunications (Postal tariff increases; industrial dispute; finances; industrial democracy. Future of the Post Office: British Telecommunications (BT); telecommunications monopoly; postal monopoly) (Part 1)
PREM19/349	79 Sep 14	79 Oct 26	269	Restricted	Rhodesia (Constitutional Conference, Lancaster House, London, Sept-Dec 1979: proceedings & conference papers, CC (79) 11-40)
PREM19/789	79 Jun 5	82 Sep 8	297	Secret	Hong Kong (Future of Hong Kong) (Part 1)
PREM19/817	79 Sep 18	82 Apr 8	146	Secret - Cab Two	Ireland (Northern Ireland Security Co-ordinator: appointments of Sir Maurice Oldfield and Sir Brooks Richards; post then left in abeyance)
PREM19/1150	79 Jun 7	83 Jul 23	97	Secret	USA (Visits by Senator Jesse Helms and John Carbaugh; discussion of Rhodesia/Zimbabwe sanctions and US political matters)
PREM19/1316	79 May 9	84 Sep 17	314	Confidential	Ministers (Ministers’ outside interests; position of Ministers on appointment to office; membership at Lloyds; Questions of Procedure for Ministers) (Part 1)

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