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Date: 17 Oct 1984.

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PREM19/1169	84 Sep 3	84 Oct 31	262	Secret	Argentina (Falklands) (Part 38)
PREM19/1192	84 Sep 5	84 Oct 18	300	Secret	Economic policy (Public Spending) (Part 28)
PREM19/1231	84 Aug 1	84 Oct 31	392	Secret	European policy (European Community budget; future of Europe) (Part 27)
PREM19/1243	84 May 2	84 Dec 11	234	Confidential	France (Prime Minister's visits to France, May 1984 and November 1984) (Part 4)
PREM19/1288	84 Oct 6	84 Oct 31	239	Top Secret	Ireland (Situation in Northern Ireland) (Part 17B)
PREM19/1308	84 Oct 2	84 Nov 30	287	Confidential	Local government (Relations with central government, organisation & finance) (Part 23)
PREM19/1334	84 Sep 21	84 Oct 19	396	Secret	Nationalised industries (Coal mines) (Part 13)
PREM19/1530	84 Sep 26	85 Apr 30	291	Secret	Hong Kong (Future of Hong Kong) (Part 17)
PREM19/1554	83 Sep 1	85 Dec 19	361	Secret	Italy (Italian PM visits to UK; Anglo/Italian Summit, October 1984) (Part 3)
PREM19/1567	84 Jun 5	85 Feb 27	416	Secret	Manpower (Strategy for industry and employment: seminar and paper on employment) (Part 3)
PREM19/1632	84 Oct 12	85 Jun 24	97	Secret	Security (Bomb explosion at the Grand Hotel, Brighton, during the Conservative Party Conference, 12 October 1984)
PREM19/1641	84 Oct 1	85 Jun 29	358	Secret	South Africa (Internal situation: relations with UK) (Part 4)
PREM19/1710	83 Oct 4	86 Oct 29	180	Secret	Economic policy (Prime Minister's bilaterals with the Chancellor of the Exchequer) (Part 1)
PREM19/1737	83 Oct 7	86 Jan 31	336	Secret and Personal	Energy (Oil prices: prospects for world oil market; proposed Petroleum Bill; North Sea oil prices; heavy fuel oil prices; oil prices in the longer term) (Part 2)
T640/58	84 Oct 17	89 Oct 11	177	Secret	Political (Chancellor of the Exchequer's bilaterals with the Prime Minister)

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