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1984 Sep 7 - 1985 Apr 30
Prime Ministerial Private Office files

PREM19/1467
Economic policy (G7 Summit - Bonn) (Part 18)

Document type: File list item
Source: TNA, PREM19 series
Release date: 2014 Dec 30
Classification: Confidential
Page count: 464
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85 Apr 24 Wed Cold War: UK Delegation NATO telegram to FCO ("US/Soviet Geneva Talks: Briefing to NAC") ["Despite the lack of movement, the atmosphere of the talks had been cordial and quite business-like"] [released Dec 2014]
85 Apr 30 Tue Europe: UKREP Brussels telegram to FCO ("CAP Price Fixing: Run up to Agriculture Council starting on 2 May") [European Commission "is reported to have agreed that no extra funds will be available for a CAP prices settlement"] [released Dec 2014]
85 Apr 30 Tue G7/Europe: Jopling PS to Charles Powell ("1985 CAP Price Fixing: German Attitude") ["All member states have to compromise at the price fixing so that an overall solution can be found"] [released Dec 2014]
85 Apr 30 Tue Europe: Michael Jopling minute to MT ("1985 CAP Price Fixing") ["it is important that we leave [the Germans] in no doubt that the position they are taking up is not tolerable"] [released Dec 2014]
85 Mar 6 Wed G7: Jenkin PS to Charles Powell ("Bonn Economic Summit") ["we should firmly resist German attempts to suppress or modify" conclusions on the environment] [released Dec 2014]
85 Feb 20 Wed G7: Robert Armstrong minute to Robin Butler ("Bonn Economic Summit") [meeting of sherpas: declaration on end of WW2, draft of Thematic Paper; MT wanting more robust line on GATT and terrorism] [released Dec 2014]
85 Mar 28 Thu G7: Robert Armstrong minute to Charles Powell ("Bonn Economic Summit") [meeting of sherpas: problems over timing of new GATT round will need to be resolved at summit itself] [released Dec 2014]
85 Apr 4 Thu G7: Helmut Kohl message to MT (Bonn Economic Summit) ["Economic issues should again be at the forefront of our discussions"] [released Dec 2014]