The World - News from Jan. 3, 1989
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Sweden and Poland have signed a border agreement establishing the rights to a formerly disputed zone in the Baltic Sea, the Swedish Foreign Ministry announced. Chief negotiator Hans Cornell said Sweden has been awarded 75% of a 200-square-mile area south of the Baltic island of Gotland while Poland received the remainder. The agreement was reached after a year of negotiations, he added.
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