PNP to plan electionstrategyPNP gen* r.»I secret Jrv lr Paul Rob-Vrtson 1ms s.pd th.it one of tli* Iru%»|or tnpu s for discussion .11 the ,p-irtv s pith jnnu.il lt;onlrrnu e st.-trtinji tins Hmrslt;p,v is how ih»* .p.irl nuidii 1*) i.» c Hie n* \l grncr.il clef tlonsAt j jr« ss tnnlcrrn«c' at the par--fy’s Old Hope Roalt;1 headquarters Tycstrrdav Or Robertson said the -*Mrty had had to de escalate activities in 19R7 “as our leader became 411“ The partv executive had not +lt;tii It «»|proprl.Tle to c arrv Ovit It'i plumed elect lonecrmg activities □cithout the presence ol PNP leader Zfdr Michael M«m!e\— Tr Robertson said however -that the parly was at an advanted ^j»i.igc of preparation lor the next vrlret ionstT The plans for I he annual confer 2cnlt;c stated that Rev Phillip Potter L$msI general secretary of the World X'tunrlt lt;* Churches, will address □he opening session on Thursdav □ind the partv leader. Mr Manle\, !iH give the presidential address ai □hr closing session on Sundav. Sep-□c nilvr '20 These two sessions will opi-n to lhe public Z~ Special toptrs tor discussion at 24.»* private sessions on I- udav and I Saturdav Include the partv s plans ’ for ediKrilion health, the control 01 ' crime and violence, the economy as 'well as the celebration of the par*' ty'» 50th anniversary next year ■ Dr Robertson said Mr Manley* would be running for the office of\ party president, and Miss Portia :* Simpson. Mr Seymour Mutllngs,• Mr 0 D Ramtallle and Mr Robert• pickersgtll would also be running* for the vice-presidential posts.A number of overseas political i parties have Indicated that they . would be sending representatives to attend the conference. Including the• Peoples National Congress of Guya-I na. the Democratic Labour Party of : Barbados, the Communist Party of ' the Soviet Union, the Dominica La-; bour Party, and the Sandimsta Par-;ty of Nicaragua. Several delegates ; from Haiti should also be in atten-Utancc.