The World - News from March 24, 1985
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Moderates in Finland’s Communist Party completed their takeover of the party at a special one-day congress boycotted by the hard-line, pro-Moscow minority. Delegates voted to oust the last pro-Moscow member from the ruling Central Committee and endorsed the policies of party chairman Arvo Aalto, who urged a change of course to revive the party’s fortunes before 1987 elections.
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