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Date: 6 Apr 1984.

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PREM19/1168	84 Apr 1	84 Aug 31	345	Top Secret	Argentina (Falklands) (Part 37)
PREM19/1191	84 Mar 2	84 Aug 22	335	Secret	Economic policy (Public Spending) (Part 27)
PREM19/1195	84 Jan 16	84 May 31	246	Secret	Economic policy (Privatisation) (Part 9)
PREM19/1207	84 Mar 2	84 May 21	368	Secret	Economic policy (G7 Summit - London) (Part 15)
PREM19/1242	82 Sep 21	84 Apr 18	370	Secret	France (Prime Minister's visits to France; meetings with President Mitterrand; Anglo-French Summits) (Part 3)
PREM19/1245a	83 Oct 11	84 Aug 29	194	Secret	Germany (Visits to UK by Chancellor Helmut Kohl; Anglo-German Summit) (Part 8A)
PREM19/1264	84 Apr 2	84 Apr 30	293	Secret	Hong Kong (Future of Hong Kong) (Part 13)
PREM19/1305	84 Apr 3	84 May 31	232	Confidential	Local government (Relations with central government, organisation & finance) (Part 20)
PREM19/1312	84 Apr 2	84 May 29	277	Secret	Manpower (Strategy for industry and employment; reducing the burden of regulation on the economy; Chequers seminar on employment - follow-up work) (Part 2)
PREM19/1326	84 Jan 27	84 May 30	275	Secret	Nationalised industries (Shipbuilding policy; prospects for British Shipbuilders) (Part 6)
PREM19/1330	84 Apr 3	84 May 31	270	Secret	Nationalised industries (Coal mines) (Part 9)
PREM19/1343	84 Feb 8	84 Aug 9	327	Secret	Portugal (Prime Minister's visit to Portugal, April 1984)
PREM19/1380	83 May 25	84 Apr 6	44	Secret	Security (Forged recording of telephone conversation between Prime Minister and President Reagan during Falklands campaign)
PREM19/1402	84 Mar 23	84 Oct 16	69	Secret	USA (Visit to UK by US Ambassador to the United Nations, Mrs Jeane Kirkpatrick, April 1984: meeting with Prime Minister)
PREM19/1471	82 Apr 1	85 Jan 30	382	Confidential	Education (Teachers’ pay) (Part 3)
PREM19/1534	84 Feb 1	85 Jan 16	343	Secret	Hungary (UK/Hungarian relations: Prime Minister's visit to Hungary, February 1984) (Part 2)
PREM19/1673	84 Feb 21	86 Jun 26	190	Secret - UK Eyes A	Argentina (Falklands: sensitive briefing - defence after repossession) (Part 14)
PREM19/1711	83 Dec 16	86 Feb 28	182	Confidential	Economic policy (Competition Policy) (Part 1)
PREM19/1766	84 Apr 6	86 Oct 24			Gibraltar (Policy towards Gibraltar: discussions with Spanish under Lisbon and Brussels Agreements) (Part 5)
PREM19/2366	81 Feb 20	88 May 6	242	Confidential	New Zealand (Internal situation: UK/New Zealand relations; Robert Muldoon succeeded as Prime Minister by David Lange; Labour government's ban on visits by nuclear-armed warships; sinking of Greenpeace vessel by French agents in Auckland harbour) (Part 1)
PREM19/2946	84 Apr 6	90 Apr 30			Economic Policy (Inland Revenue: PAYE computer project; International Computers Limited (ICL)) (Part 3)
PREM19/2961	81 Dec 1	90 Jan 22	300	Secret	El Salvador (Internal situation: UK/El Salvador relations) (Part 1)

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