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Date: 6 Aug 1982.

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PREM19/639	82 Jul 21	82 Aug 31	224	Secret	Argentina (Falklands) (Part 28)
PREM19/663	82 Aug 6	82 Aug 9	4	Unclassified	Broadcasting (BBC TV programme about handling of information by the Ministry of Defence (MOD) and media during the Falklands crisis; Prime Minister’s directive that no Ministers or officials should take part)
PREM19/681	82 Aug 2	82 Nov 30	181	Confidential	Civil service (Long term management and manpower policy) (Part 11)
PREM19/874	82 Feb 9	82 Oct 19	252	Secret	Poland (Internal situation; state of emergency - martial law; possible measures to be taken against Poland and Soviet Union; Polish debt rescheduling; Polish refugees) (Part 8)
PREM19/925	82 Apr 19	82 Nov 11	276	Secret	Soviet Union (Trade relations: credit restrictions; United States sanctions against Siberian pipeline - impact on John Brown Engineering and other European companies; controls on strategic exports) (Part 2)
PREM19/1070	81 Nov 9	83 Oct 31	396	Secret	Ireland (Prime Minister's meetings with the Taoiseach; Anglo-Irish Summit; Anglo-Irish joint studies) (Part 6)
PREM19/1074	82 Jul 12	83 Sep 5	423	Secret	Lebanon (Internal situation; Israeli/Lebanese hostilities; Multinational Force (MNF) in Lebanon; UK/Lebanese relations) (Part 3)
PREM19/1258	82 Aug 6	84 Jan 18	64	Secret	Government machinery (Appointment of Sir Anthony Parsons and Roger Jackling as advisers to Prime Minister on foreign affairs and defence policy respectively; improvements to joint intelligence machinery post Falklands Conflict)
PREM19/1360	82 Jun 7	84 Jun 3	67	Confidential	Prime Minister (Prime Minister's meetings with Clifton Garvin, Chairman of Exxon Corporation, and Archibald Forster, Chairman of Esso Petroleum, July 1984)

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