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Date: 15 May 1979.

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PREM19/15	79 May 16	79 Nov 29	226	Secret	Defence (Modernisation of Theatre Nuclear Forces)(Part 1)
PREM19/24	79 May 4	79 Jun 14	111	Secret	Economic policy (Strategy) (Part 1)
PREM19/29	79 May 4	79 Jun 11	347	Secret	Economic policy (Budget) (Part 1)
PREM19/30	79 May 15	79 Dec 18	219	Confidential	Economic policy (National Economic Development Council) (NEDC) (Part 1)
PREM19/58	79 May 4	79 May 25	220	Secret	Germany (Chancellor's visits to UK, Schmidt May 1979) (Part 1)
PREM19/78	79 May 15	79 May 24	23	Secret	Iran (Jewish community - correspondence with President Carter)
PREM19/106	79 Apr 30	79 May 31	321	Secret	Rhodesia (Situation in) (Part 1)
PREM19/248	79 Apr 27	80 May 2	235	Confidential	Government Machinery (Special advisers; appointment procedure; pay) (Part 1)
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)
PREM19/936	79 May 15	82 Sep 30	197	Confidential	Transport (Armitage Report on Lorries, People and the Environment; draft White Paper) (Part 1)
PREM19/941	79 May 15	81 Sep 30	275	Secret	USA (Economic situation in the United States) (Part 1)
PREM19/1508	79 May 8	85 Oct 15	123	Secret	Government Machinery (Allocation of Ministerial responsibilities)
PREM19/2921	79 May 15	90 Jan 15	36	Secret	China (Sino-Soviet relations; visits by Edward Heath MP)
T999 Nick Ridley day file F (Jun 1983)	83 Jun 2	83 Jun 28	151	Confidential	Financial policy (Nicholas Ridley day file as Financial Secretary, Jun 1983) [released under FOI; not archived at TNA]

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