The Business Times, 14 September 1978

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 218/1/78 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1978 50 CENTS
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  • BRIEFLY...
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      Lock icon Fundamental changes
      62 1 AFP. PEKING, Wed. China is considering some fit tal changes in its economic system by tatroduclng the idea of allowing enterprises freedom to run themselves Independently. A theoretical article in the People's Dally yesterday said this "freedom" could only be exercised within a unified state plan. Such a
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      Lock icon NZ elections date
      24 1 Reuter. WELLINGTON, Wed. General elections will be held in New Zealand on Nov 25, Prime Minister Robert Muldoon announced today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Plan for yen CDs
      61 1 Reuter. TOKYO, Wed. The Japanese Finance Ministry said It will draw up a specific plan to allow Japanese banks to place yen certificates of deposits. Japanese city banks have been asking the ministry for permission to place yen CDs on the Japanese capital market, but other
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      Lock icon West must buy more
      77 1 AFP. GENEVA, Wed. A plea for increased imports of Third World manufactured goods by industrial countries was Issued here today by the °X the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (Gatt). It challenged the contention that such Imports are a major cause of the economic crisis
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      Lock icon Historic action plan
      63 1 Reuter. BUENOS AIRES, Wed. The UN Conference on Technical Cooperation between Developing Countries ended yesterday with a historic action plan to boost progress In the poorer countries. The 38-point plan was approved by acclamation by delegates from 121 countries. A high-level meeting will be convened to set
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      Lock icon Below cost
      82 1 AFP. TOKYO, Wed. Eighty of Japan's 100 main export goods are being sold below cost at the current exchange rate of about 100 yen to the US dollar, Dalwa Securities, a Tokyo brokerage house reported. Dalwa in a survey said the products subject to below-oost export accounted for
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      SBS on the move
      81 1 THE Singapore Bus Service (8B8) will spend $77 million over the next few years to Improve its service. Tills Includes the purchase of 100 doubleSof 68 100 lo ng-wheel base buses at a cost Qf $25 million. The SBS newsletter, Busway, said that the buses have
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      Dow Jones
      73 1 $EW YORK, Wed. Stocks struggled higher early today as Investors waited for Congress to act on President Carter's energy programme and a tax-cut measure. Trading was fairly active. The Dow Jones Industrial average was ahead 0.78 to 907.22 around 11 a.m. EDT. Advances led declines, 654 to 451,
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  • Chief Price Changes
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      In Singapore yesterday
      127 1 Foils Most active FAN 575 -65 Haw Par 1.299,000 691,000 C AC 575 -50 Sime Darby M inMag 535 -35 UOB 388,000 ana nnn OCBC 1030 -30 G Securities Tronoh Mine* UOF UOB f Fiaton !M Coconuts Pu6lk Bank 740 318 420 300 300 304 -30 -28
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      In Kuala Lumpur
      136 1 Falls Most active OCBC 10.40 -.60 Haw Par 1,666,000 M Banking 5.2S -.55 S. Darby 1,394,000 C and C Ltd 5.85 -.45 Consplant 609,000 N Iron 8,00 -.40 F. Merlin 453.000 P Bank Fand N 3.00 6.20 0.05 -.38 -.35 -35 Total Turnover: 8.93 m S Trading
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    The September 13 plunge ...
    447 1  - The September 13 plunge »y PETER CHIA THE THIRTEENTH of September proved very unlucky for inveetore. With aau>puk telling across tlie boerd, share prices' alum pod yeeterday end the Straits Times industrial index suffered its sharpest fall sincc the grim days of 1973. The index yesterday cloeed at 396.93, down
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    LDCs outstrip industrial states
    839 1  -  «y SOH TIANG KENG ECONOMIC GROWTH In developing countries, led by Singapore and other nations In East Asia and the Pacific, continues to outstrip that in the Industrialised world. This is stated by the World Bank in Its 1978 annual report published today. However, the bank
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    Lock icon Malaysia to promote comex
    480 1 APP. THE Malaysian government Is to propose major changes in its monetary policies to promote Kuala Lumpur as a leading commodity exchange centre, said Finance Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah. At a press conference yesterday, he said that such changes would be necessary to reorganise the money
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    Haw Par's marine division drains first half profits
    267 1  -  iy ARTHUR NG HAW PAR Brothers International yesterday unveiled its interim results which showed continuing hefty losses Incurred by its marine division marring what would otherwise have been a good showing. Group pre-tax profit reported for the first six months ended June
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    Jack Chia unveils plans across the Causeway
    583 1  -  •y MANO SABNANI JACK Chla-MPH has unveiled its Malayslanlsatlon scheme whereby all Its operating subsidiaries across the Causeway will be grouped together under a single holding company to 1 be controlled by Malay--1 slans. f In a Joint statement jyesterday, it was anj
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      1 1 AKAI
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      9 1 TEACHER'S ROYAL HIGHLAND 12 YK \K OLD SCOTCH WHISKY
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      73 1 ?%.>&@."~-;)!);</\>!=&,,~.{<(?} INVESTING in the jet Mt life on a Fijian bland 2 GERMAN Euro-bankers witch franc move* I PANAMA booata dripping fan*|e wotklwkle I LEE Kan Tky DAP* nv hope? HONGKONG stock mark* perilsr prosy srlty? AUSTRAL Enterprise switck to cocoa WORLD bend toeuae rise 7 par 2S3ii" flnt he
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  • TRADE AND INDUSTRY
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      Instant Asia on American west coast
      253 2 INSTANT Asia may be a worn out cliche in the tourism trade in Singapore but its novelty has certainly gripped a Hongkong property company. Gammon Properties will announce in four weeks its plans to develop a huge Asian trade centre In the Bay Area
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      More than fun and games at toy expo
      318 2 THE FIRST International toy and handicraft fair In Singapore Toycraft '78 will feature more than 60 toy manufacturers from 17 coun tries. Some 70,000 visitors are expected to attend the fiveday fair (Oct 12 to 16) at the Shangri-La Hotel. The Director
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      Dream island with long, long Saturdays
      663 2  -  »y SIVA ARASU SINGAPOREANS who Invest In the Jet-set life on Taveunl, smallest island of Fi&WUI be able to move from turday Into Sunday by stepping over the International date-line which runs through Boqulu Plantations, a Jardlne Matheson development project. When Sunday dawns and
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      AIRCRAFT WHEELS AND BRAKES FORUM
      185 2 ONE HUNDRED engineering and technical representatives from 35 airlines are expected to attend a commercial airline wheel and brake forum at the Shangri-La Hotel from Sept. 19 to 21. The forum Is organised by the aircraft brake and strut division of' the Bendlx Corporation (US).
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      Advertising their best
      54 2 AN EXHIBITION of the best of Asian advertising for the past two years 1078 to 1978 will be held in Manila with the 11th Asian Advertising Congress from Nov 15 to 18. Advertisements from newspapers, magazines, television and radio, brochures, posters and dther materials are currently being
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      Shoplifters' fingers are working overtime
      327 2 SHOPLIFTING is on the rise in Singapore. Last year, 395 cases were reported, a 116 per cent increase from the 183 cases reported the previous year. The first half of this year also saw an increase with 210 cases reported, as compared with the 164
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      LAWYERS' MEETING
      94 2 FIVE lawyers from Singapore will take part In the seventh conference of the International Bar Association in Sydney from Sept 10 to 17. The Singapore croup would' be particularly Interested in business law meetlnp applicable to shipping, commercial transactions, transport, consumerism and advertising. The conference will be attended
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      Lock icon Floods in Laos wipe out 43pc of rice crop
      284 2 Reuter. THE LAOTIAN government estimated that flooding in the south of the country last month destroyed 43 oer cent of the rice crop and about 110,000 tonnes of rice will have to be found to make up the loss, according to
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      Lock icon TAIWANESE URGED TO SELL MORE TO ASEAN
      105 2 Reuter THE TAIWAN Council for Economic Planning and Development urged manufacturers and traders to Increase their exports to Asean countries, the Central News Agency reported. Quoting a senior member of the council, the news service said Asean states are big potential markets for
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      Milliondollar salesman
      73 2 THE International marketing manager of Data General Corp of the US, Mr. Larre Nelson, will arrive In Singapore tomorrow for a brief visit. Billed as a multl-mllllon dollar computer salesman for his successful annual sales achievements In the New England area of the UB, Mr Nelson will visit
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      305 2 ABN BANK (Algemene Bank Nederland) nu announced the appointment of Mr. C. Hageert as manager of the ABN Bank in Singapore with affect from Sept 11. He succeeds Mr. P. N. M. Qemke who will leave for England to open the new ABN office In Blrmlng« ham.
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      Contacts in Seoul for businessmen
      273 2 AT LEAST 30 Malaysian businessmen will leave for South Korea next month to establish contacts with Korean manufacturers, exporters and manufacturers. This Is the number so far registered by the Korean Trade Promotion Corporation (Kotra) which Is encouraging Malaysian businessmen to visit South Korea during
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      Tobacco growers get subsidies
      282 2 AGREEMENT has been reached in Kota Baru between tobacco growers, curers and companies on the provision of subsidies for the growers to buy fertilisers and for an increase of between M2O cents and 90 cents a pound (0.45 kg) for the price of tobacco leaves. The
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      MEMO PAD
      361 2 COURSES AND TALKS Sept 1-Oct 6: A practical apE roach to computerised mgt system (MIS), SIM. SIM Sept 2-10: The effective secretary, SIM, SIM Sept 5-21: Compensation and fringe benefits, Holiday Inn, P.O.D. Sept 11 15: Introduction to commerce, BITC, SITC Sept 11-22: Personnal Development Programme, Hilton, SIDO/
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      624 2 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROBB 1 One possibly About to nil? (1-4) 0 Hop tome distance In two sections (5) 9 For sunny weather, though It can be seen as polar (7) 10 Samantha. drafted back inside (5) 11 Language the French can talk? (8) 12 As a writer, he had hli
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Bonn bankers keep watch on franc moves
      794 3 Reuter OERMAN Euro-bankers are cautiously awaiting the outcome of a meeting later this week between the French Treasury and commercial banks about the re-opening of the French franc Eurobond market. The bankers said the role played by the French Treasury in a new
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      Lock icon Sweden wants new terms
      230 3 Reuter SWEDEN is seeking renegotiation of the US$l- (552.3 billion) sevenyear syndicated Euro-credit which It signed In March 1977. senior capital market sources in Stockholm said. The sources said officials at the Swedish national debt office, which handles Sweden's borrowing, had discussions last week with the
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      Lock icon When the CIA errs ...
      438 3 When the CIA errs UPI. A US Central Intelligence Agency report last year that the Soviet Union will be importing oil by 1985 is wrong and *ii baaed on confused data from various Soviet oil fields, the Petro Studies Petroleum Consulting Company said in a report. Petro Studiea, an independent
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Lock icon VIET PM FOR SINGAPORE?
        469 3 Agencies VIETNAMESE Prime Minister Pham Van Dong will pay an official visit to Indonesia, the Vietnam News Agency said, but gave no indication of when the visit would take place. He is also expected to visit Malaysia and probably Singapore. Mr. Dong, who ended a five-day
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      US prime rate to 9.5pc in the offing
      695 3 rt to 9W per cent from the current 914 jj®* cei l by US banks is Imminent and may come as early as tomorrow. New York money market analysts said the increase appears already to have been anticipated, but even higher rates
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      Lock icon Canadian prime breaks 10pc barrier
      177 3 Reuter. THE CANADIAN Imperial Bank of Commerce raised prime rate to 10 1/4 per cent from 9 3/4 per cent yesterday The increase reflects the rise in bank rate, announced by the Bank of Canada on Monday to 9.5 per cent from 9 per cent.
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      Lock icon OPEC SQUEEZED FOR CASH
      536 3 NYT. FRESH evidence that oilexporting countries are experiencing a financial squeeze has come from the International Monetary Fund. The IMF has found that, as a group, the 13 members of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries registered a combined deficit of US$l.7 billion (Ss3.B billion) in
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      Lock icon Zaire to catch up on copper shipments
      222 3 Reuter. ZAIRE will catch up on copper deliveries lost during its three-month force majeure by the end of this year, a spokesman for Sozacom the Zaire metals marketing company said in Brussels on Tuesday. Current monthly production at between 13,000 and 14,000 tonnes
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      Lock icon FOX STUDIO DIDN'T GET AWAY WITH IT
      284 3 AP, NYT. TWENTIETH CENTURYFox Film Company pleaded no context on Tuesday to a charge that It forced theatre owners to accept a less popular film If they wanted to show the box office hit, "Star Wars." Federal Judge Edmund Gilmlerl in New York
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      Lock icon Give up files order
      194 3 Washington Star. IN A major victory for the American Justice Department, a Federal judge has ordered American Telephone and Telegraph Co to turn over to the government millions of documents It had wanted to withhold from Federal trust-busters. In what one Justice Department anti-trust lawyer termed
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      Lock icon Opponents to gas Bill can't muster enough votes
      297 3 AP US SENATE Republican leader Howard Baker (above) conceded on Tueeday that he and other opponent* of the natural |u bill appear to lack the votes to beat the Carter Administration in a coming showdown vote. He said opponents probably will try
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      Lock icon American hesitancy delays sugar pact
      187 3 AFP THE DWINDLING chances that the United States will ratify the International Sugar Agreement by Oct 1 will mean a further postponement of the start of the agreement's stock financing scheme due to come into force on that date. To discuss the situation more fully,
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      Lock icon TASMANIA DOUBLES MINING ROYALTIES
      159 3 Reuter. THE TASMANIAN government will impose double royalties on mining companies which earn more than Aslo million (Ss26 million) a year pre-tax, Treasurer Neil Batt said. Introducing the 1978/79 state budget, Mr. Batt said companies earning more than $10 million on sales of minerals from Tasmania
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      156 3 We can open more doors for you than any other Canadian bank r < afi at Open the door of Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce in Singapore and you have over 1700 branches open to you in Canada. What's more, as well as having the largest network of branches in
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      LOCAL AND FOREIGN RUBBER
      501 4 THE Singapore market closed quietly higher with October One RSS buyer quoted at 246.50 cents/ kilo, up 1.25 cents on Tuesday's close, dealers said. The morning market gained 1.25 cents on reports of overnight China acceptances and a sizeable Indian order of RSS Three and Four
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      RAS PRICES
      311 4 R A 8 price* in ctnti per kilo yeatarday: Noon (par kilo) Cloaa (par kilo) Int. 1 R.8.8. prompt f.o.b. Int. 1 R.8.8. Oct Int. 1 R.8.8. Nov Int. 2 R.8.8. UK/Cont. Int. 3 R.8.8. UK/Cont Int. 4 R.8.8. UK/Cont. Int. 5 R.8.8. UK/Cont. Buyer* 243.90 248.90 248.29
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      SSR AND SMR
      101 4 NOON MR and SMR pricee yeetenUy ■AS 0«al (Canw ter tMtk) Novenber <for»4rd Mthl "IS* per kg) HZ* ||>W MR 20 (1-ton pallet) 119.00 SS1.00N aao.oo 221.OON MR SO (1-ton pallet) 217.00 I1I.00N 111.00 220 00N M.R.I.L.B. SMR 5 CV (1-ton pallet) Ml.00 233 OON >81.00 M1.00N
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      Closing prices
      30 4 Rubber: Sept 13 Singapore: Oct 246.50 cents (up 1.25 cents) Malaysia: Oct 252.25 cents a 2.25 cents) .M 51,891 Nup 990) Official offering: 180 tonnes (down 78 tonnes)
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      Rice
      81 4 BANGKOK rice prices were as follows yesterday: BANOKOK rlc* In US din p«r tonn# fob bMia. WhiuPriot 100 pet lit clm* 197.100 pet 2nd clan 383 100 pet 3rd clui 77, Bpct373.lopet 147, lßpet943.lopet 343. 28 pet 337 38 pet unq Broken: A-l Super 191. A-I Spcl 117, C-l
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      Produce exchange
      380 4 OVERSEAB interest made for a buoyant produce market In Singapore yesterday. The pepper market, long subdued, came In for a good round of price Increases In the face of demand from West Asia. Pepper prices only started firming four days ago, gaining about $2.50 per plcul per day.
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      Hongkong comex
      148 4 SUOAR prices closed yesterday 0.22 to 0.26 US cents lower on commission house long-llquldatlon In quiet trading, with 24 lots traded. The easy tone was mainly attributed to continued lack of demand coupled with the report of additional prompt raw sugar buying by China at a discount to
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      SPOT PRICES
      188 4 YARN and cotton In Honfkonf dollar*, spot exgodown Cotton Yam China: Blua Phoenix 20 a I .MO. 33* 2 020 40* 2.T20 (per bale of 400 Iba). PUaa Good* China: Butterfly and Globe brand unq. Drajon head unq. Five lamb* una, Flower and But* tartly unq. Flying geeee
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      Cocoa
      111 4 TERMINAL cocoa opened £7 per tonne lower to £5 higher and turnover totalled 365 lota In London yesterday. The market was Initially marked up by around £12 per tonne following the overnight trend In New York and on some renewed speculative buying Interest. However, they was a fair amount
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      Palm oil
      74 4 C.I.r. North Europaan port* In Ul dollar* par ton unlaaa otharwiaa atatad; LONDON Tuaaday htilwa Malayaia 5* ffa bulk par tonna Novambar Sumatra SH f fa Baptambar Octobar Novambar Oacambar January Nlgaria 6H ffa bulk stf 591 air unch 812 Mpd »r .flO/#C2 50 B90/SM.M pd unch 610
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      Copper
      352 4 COPPER wirebars finished Tuesday morning down C 3.5 for cash and £2.5 for Three Months. The market lacked any improvement In physical offtake In the morning and dealings were*featured by further heavy lending from an Influential quarter which widened the contango to £16.25. Three Months traded between £754.5 and
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      Silver
      257 4 LONDON silver finished mostly 0.2 pence higher on Tuesday. Traders said the steady tone was aided by the overnight close at New York and the trend In gold. Small scale short-cover-ing and the bullion dealers fix supported the market although turnover of 35 lots was about half carries. 81lver
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      Sugar
      395 4 BUOAR future* yesterday opened £2.40 to £180 per tonne below Tuesday's 1700 hours level* in London. Turnover totalled 2,287 lot*. The market opened lower under local Belling, profittaking and long liquidation which waa met mainly by trade buying. Dealers aald most of the loaaea were recorded on the kerb
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      Coffee
      274 4 ROBUBTA coffee futurea opened "ateady" £30 to £12 E»r tonne up in aalea of 572 ta In London yeaterday. Trade commission houae and dealer profit-taking contributed to the marketa early galna although beat levels were not fully maintained by end aeaalon. November ended the aeaalon £30 up at £1.553
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      Wheat
      77 4 CHICAOO wheat futures closed on Tuesday moetly lower, down IK centa a bushel nearby but up 2* cents in deferred contracts, after a dull session. After a morning of nearly featureless trade, a commission house and a commercial firm became food buyers in the final nour. Brokers said another
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      Soybean
      105 4 CHICAOO soybean meal futures on Tuesday maintained earlier losses to close off 10.70 to 10.30 a ton while oil futures fell O.SS to 0.03 cents a lb In most months but showed a slight gain in the August contract. Selling by a commercial associate house pressed oil prices in
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      Zinc
      76 4 ZINC was up mostly £0.75 per tonne on Tuesday. The market held steady reflecting the trend In lead although the pace of trading remained slow. Three Months traded upto £328 per tonne on the kerb after ring sales of only 850 tonnes. ValuA advanced sharply after lunch on nervous
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      Straits tin
      192 4 THE Straits tin price In Penang rose MB3O per plcul to 11,801. They attributed the firmness to very strong demand from US, from Europe and locally, coupled with a higher London Metal Exchange. Sentiment was also helped by the sharp reduction in tin concentrates from miners and total
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      Gold
      415 4 THE kllobar in Singapore yesterday opened at 8*15,113 per kg and cloeed at 5515,1&. The highest and lowest of the day were $15,157 and $15,070 respectively. Prices rose from the opening but eased off towards closing. The tone was quiet. Spot gold for London delivery opened at U*****.40/207.80 per
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      Lead
      82 4 LEAD rose by £8.25 for cash and £5.25 for Three Months on Tuesday. This market advanced on trade «>coverlng against Continental and UK physical business, chart and some stop loss buying which took Three Months upto £357 per tonne. Continued market talk of an Imminent U8 producer price rise
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    • MONEY AND EXCHANGE$
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        Singapore market
        497 4 WITH dealers waiting for the outcome of President Carter's energy bill In Congress, the US dollar was traded steadily In a thin mtrket. The dollar opened and closed at about the sajas level against major currencies on the foreign exchange market yesterday. Against the yen, the US dollar
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        Asian $ rates
        114 4 Asian rates 1 ncy d*KMlt U m on Mpt 11 UIDatWi Offer •inl 11/11 i urban* 1ST' 66/16 ii/ii 6/16 111/16 i/a i/ie 1/16 N.rn. Da 6/14 {ft u/u 1 1/16 11/4 11/16 17/1 ■M.C IA.I i am t 11l/> 61/16 11ll/l< >7/16 11 If mthft 61/4 ia 1/16 rwMp
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        MLR
        21 4 THE average rat* at which Singapore banks are currently prepared to land tc their beet customers is 7.16 per cent.
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        Discount
        43 4 RANOt of arte** off«rtd by dlacoun' houM* on fleet 11: O* might 1-IS1 1 Ofcli (topoMU T JSH Qjjjm 3-month Buy** J-S3StP WU IVtt Bank bill* 7/10 ii/ii J- month CD 1/4 I/a ••month CO 7/t •a/« Source: National Discount Co Ltd.
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        Euro $ rates
        87 4 Euro rates LONDON Eurodollar deposit rates opened steady .around recent firmer levels yesterday although period rates up to Six Months were adjusted lower for the Friday start to dealings. Technical falls in fixed date deposits ranged from around 7/16 In One Month to 1/16 In Mx Months but the undertone
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        London
        245 4 THE dollar yesterday was marginally firmer In sluggish opening trading, with no fresh news to influence sentiment, dealers said. Backgrounded by the Camp David Middle East talks and expectations of further rises soon In US Blme rates, prompted by 8 commercial paper rate levels, the dollar maintained most j
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        New York
        277 4 THE dollar on Tuesday closed marginally firmer against other major currencies in fairly quiet trading, dealers said. They said the market appears to be In a holding pattern as participants await developments from the Camp David Mideast summit, action on the energy bill now before the Senate, or
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        Tokyo
        163 4 THE US dollar for overnight delivery closed at 191.83 yen yesterday, up from a 191.70 opening. Trading was light with volume 8401 million. The dollar fluctuated fractionally In thin late trading with dollar demand and supply well balanced after an Initial decline reflecting Its overnight easiness abroad. The rate
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        Hongkong
        115 4 THE US dollar closed ite&dy in slow trading with some operators reluctant to open new poiltloni as they awaited developments from the Camp David Summit, dealers said. The dollar was quoted at 1.9960/70 marls, unchanged from Its closing level In New York overnight. It firmed narrowly to HK84.7460/ 500
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        Treasury Bills
        37 4 THE Monetary Authority of Singapore Invites tenders for a total of 125 million 91day Treasury bills to be issued at the option of the tenderer on any working day from Sept. 18 to Sept 22.
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        Australia/NZ
        13 4 AUSTRALIA Nt wrrtHMM quotaa "tnTi-im, 1.1471 BUrtS* *6177 SM"*" NEW ZEALAND: g»ar.sar
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  • TRANSPORT
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      GATEWAY TO INDOCHINA
      122 5 THAILAND is major efforts to become the gateway to Indochina by increasing flights to Vietnam and opening flights between Bangkok and the famed Angkhor Wat ruins in Cambodia. Quoting a high-ranking Communications Ministry source, the Bangkok Poet daily said preparations are underway to negotiate an increase of
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      Lock icon Concordes stay in their hangars
      421 5 Reuter, UPI. A DECISION to build further Concorde aeroplanes cannot be envisaged (or the moment, French Transport Minister Joel le Theule said In Parliament. The five currently being built have yet to be sold and there Is no short-term prospect of doing so. Meanwhile, Japan
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      Lock icon CHEAP AND DIRTY
      118 5 AP. THE CHEAPER travel surge has made some British airliners distinctly scruffy, the state-run British Airways confessed yesterday. Cabin staff have threatened to strike next week in protest at working In aircraft they consider dirty and with faulty equipment like public address systems, catering facilities and lavatories.
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      SHIPS IN PORT
      420 5 EXPECTED ARRIVALS TODAY KEPPEL WHARVES Eaquillno (0700 after Yu Quan Shan) 38/39 Golden Hill (1500 after Klnf Luck) 24 Horn (0500 after Silver Lake) 29/30 Ibn Rushd (after Menestheus) 1/2 Kota Bahagla (1730) 10/lf Lycaon (after Hoegh Elan) 31/32 Melki (2100 after Oa Bal Shu)4s Pabloeverett (0600
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      Panama boosts shipping image worldwide
      533 5  -  Sy RAHIM KASSIM IN THE wake of the crowing concern over the escalating growth of flag-of-con-venlence "sanctuaries", Panama has embarked on a worldwide mission to boost Its image as a responsible maritime nation. Spearheading the drive Is the Panama Bureau of Shipping which has been
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      Lock icon House acts on oil spills in US waters
      348 5 AP, UPI. IN A move to protect America's environment against oil spills, the House of Representatives passed legislation on Tuesday to increase safety requirements for tankers. The measure, approved by a 366-6 vote, is similar to legislation already adopted by the Senate.
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      Lock icon Australian dock workers vote to stay out
      437 5 Reuter. WATERSIDE Workers Federation (WWF) members at Australia's major ports voted to remain on strike until at least tomorrow when they will meet again, a union spokesman said. The national dock strike has stopped general cargo handling at the major ports since Monday.
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      Lock icon LONDON FREIGHT
      215 5 UFI. NORTH American grain movement* to the Far But on a. single Toyeee Included the booking byDallchl of a 52,000-ton heavy grun-sorghum-soyabean loader for discharge In Japan after Sept 20 to 30 loading for which the rate of U5C11.96 wes realised a drop of around 10 cents on
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      Claymore solves quay problems
      177 5 CALEDONIAN Macbrayße of Gurock, Sc•eland, will bo longer be troubled by Ike wide reafe of quey heights of Scottish Islaad ports when new paseenger/ vehicle vessel, C ley more joias its fleet. Claymore, a 450-dwt vessel launched last month at Leith Yard is able to carry
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      OMEGA FOR CAR-DECK JOBS ON RO-ROS
      147 5 AN INTERNATIONAL cargo transfer and aootu 6QUipiß6nt company, Micfrefor, hu Introduced a newly designed panel for car-deck construction on roro ships. The design, marketed onder the name Omega, permits a 25 per cent reduction of weight without loos of strsngih. Macgregor says that tike
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      Course on port services
      80 5 THE PORT of Singapore Authority (PSA) will be conducting a course on port technical services from Nov 6 to 21 The objective of the course Is to give participants an overview of port services In the mechanical, electrical, marine, civil and structural fields. It Is Intended
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      706 5 ARRIVALS OpmtarNote Am VMi MAS MAS MH801 0700 KUL MH882 0729 KCH 8IA SQ101 0615 KUL MAS MH621 0840 PEN MAS MH871 0045 PEN/KUL MAS MH607 0845 KUL CPA CX710 1005 HLP RBA BI323 1025 BWN OIA GA980 1030 HLP MAS MH605 1045 KUL SIA SQ103 1045
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      Lock icon Turbulence in air talks
      272 5 AP WEST German and American negotiators opened talks on Tuesday on a new aviation agreement amid signs that the two sides are far apart regarding civil air service between the two countries. The US delegation, led by Assistant Secretary of State James At wood, is expected
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      159 5 COLLKTINQ Oriental Anticnej by Judith Moorhouse and Dries Blitz 21 Hamlyn Group, London. Oriental antiques have always fascinated collectors throughout the world, evoking as they do the exotic and Inscrutable East. It Is, however, widely believed that they are too expensive for the average collector. This myth Is perpetuated by
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    The going is good for Singapore, KL
    426 6 MALAYSIA and Singapore look set for strong growth in 1979 and the following years. Singapore's surge ahead will have, as always, to be fuelled by hard selling both of products and investment-potential, hard won success that It Is. But Malaysia will glide upwards
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    A healthy fall
    242 6 AN INORDINATE blanket of fear was cast around the stock market yesterday as the twoday fall in share prices gained momentum. Small investors were trouDled enough to sell and short sellers moved in to take advantage of the situation and accelerate the downwards movement of most shares.
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    DAP's Lee Lam Thye:
    3557 6 LEE LAM THYE, the Democratic Action Party's young politician, contested in the Kuala Lumpur Bandar constituency (one of KL's five constituencies) in Malaysia's July General Elections and won with a 21,700 majority. Barely 32 years old, Mr. Lee has already made a name for himself as
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      60 6 OUTLOOK for Singapore from 6 a.m. to noon today: Scattered showers around midday. Report for 24 hours prior to 7.30 pm on Sept. 13 at the airport: Maximum Temperature 28.5°C Associated Humidity 83 Minimum Temperature 22.7°C Associated Humidity 97 Hours of Sunshine 0.50 Rainfall in Millimetres 61.7 Total Rainfall for
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      270 6 SINGAPORE 5 7.00 Ramfaian Sukan (Malay) 7.30 News in Malay 0 7.45 Man From Atlantis C.W. Hyde with Malay subtitles 8.45 Science Report 9.00 The Good Life A Tug Of Forelock 9.30 News and Newsreel in English 0 10.00 Rhoda 0 10.25 Gunsmoke Matt Dillon Must Die 9 11.20 Ralph
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    STRAWS IN THE WIND
    306 7 LEE LAM THYE, the Malaysian MP featured In today's paper, Is In such popular demand within his constituency that even housewives call him up when they are planning to divorce their husbands, according to Kuala Lumpur sources. They obviously prefer him even to their mothers as
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    Lock icon HK market — peril or prosperity?
    917 7  - HK market peril or prosperity? FOBUM. ...on stocks fc—— MMumm It W. WINFIELD MILLER UPI SOARING prices on the stock and property market 1 has minted a boom times' mentality in Hongkong this polyglot International business Mecca of 4.5 million people. The bullish Hang Seng Index of share prices based
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      35 7 BriStoW' Ffanjt Dickens c*u. NfooesexF f\ FRieND"? WoU'Re. NO OF roiNt, DRoPPIKb iisl ITUKB THRT. LRST THIHG H€£D U*€*4 I SfiGPK ,H LPSTC' •s "to FinJD N|OU ON my sill UHISTUNG, ukw figfe ue uftmnG
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS MARKETS
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      497 8 EUROPEAN MARKETS SHARES in Brussels dosed mixed to moethr higher In lively trading on Tuesday. Lambert, Viellle Montagne, FN. Solvay and Acec roee, but Electrobel. UCB and Cometra were lower. Oold mines rose. In foreign stocks, UK and French were mixed, Qerman and Canadian little
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      Brussels
      91 8 sew is Fr» FORWARD MARKET Acce 451 20 Arbed 2400 10 AsMr 778 -2 Briucan 497 -1 BnHamb 1585 +25 CSMPAC 988 •2 Cock 472 -4 De Beers 237 Ebes 2325 +5 El*otrobel 8800 -40 Ob-Inno-Bm 2365 15 G«Y 1400 +30 Hobok 2700 +20 Petro 3930 85 RylPutch Sldfp
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      Frankfurt
      188 8 SEPT It Dm Aef-Telefunken AW> AlMLeben A1U Vers BASF Bay HT Wbank Bavli bank 84.10 31.50 895 515 140.90 294 337 143.10 309 80 227.50 425 293 232 77 320 268 166 306 250.50 224 189 137 120 220 117.50 166 139.70 49.20 176.20 152 1 -0.4 +20 +1
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      Milan
      91 8 9 jEkl2 Lire AlMR 105 25 -2.5 AaaaOen ***** +1300 BaM Ml +31 cBi 5000 49 2340 +22 VlSar 183 +3 75.23 unch IFlJrl 2551 +1 ItaZBncnU ***** -150 itdlags 810 +7 Italsfier 388 +11 Mafifetl M Pf 495 unch Marelll Ere 360 unch Medtob ***** +850 Mlr&lanxa *****
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      Paris
      256 8 SEPT IS Frs CORBEILLE Air-Liquids B 8 N Oervals Danone CSF (ThomsonCsf) CieFrancaise desPetroles Compagnle Financier* Compagnle Generale Credit Foncler De France Hachette (Llbralrle) Machines Bull Michelln (B) Paribas Pechlney Clglne Kuhlmann Peugeot' PtiUtpa<NvO«m Be zlt) Printemps S A Rhone- Poulence SA Royal Dutch SueKCte Flnan De) Thomson-Brandt Uslnor
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      178 8 SEPT 11 FU ABN 384.00 -0.5 Ahokl 118.00 -0.5 Akso 34.40 •0.2 AMEV 02.40 ••■0.4 Am fas 117.80 ♦1 Amrot Bank 84 20 unch Bergou 88.00 •1 Rerk 101.90 unch Bols 78.00 -0.8 BorsumlJ 173 90 ♦2.5 Burhmann 78 00 unch Byenkorf 100.00 -0.5 Calve Delft 178.00 +2 Dell
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      181 8 SEPT 12 Francs Actions Suisse* 267 -1 AlusutsaeBr 1155 -15 AlusulsseReg 505 -4 Brown Bowl Br. 1580 •25 Clba Oelgy Br 975 -IS Clba Oelgy PC 730 •15 Oba Oelgy Ret. 505 -4 Credit Suisse Br 2310 -30 Credit Suisse Reg 430 -1 Elektrowatt Br. 1950 George Fischer Br
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      Market loses ground
      1157 8 NEW YORK INTEREST rate worries plagued the stock market on Tuesday as it tost ground In moderately active trading. Analysts said the market remains nervous about a slight tightening of credit by the Federal Reserve, and money market analysts said a quarter point rise in the prime
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      Selected indices
      62 8 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 528.4 Monday 524.3 Week Ago 903.5 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 906.44 Monday 907.74 Week Ago 886.01 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Tuesday 96 to 95* Monday 96 to 96* H.K. HANG SENG Wednesday 676.27 Tuesday 689.31 Week Ago 887.41 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 466.86 Tuesday 466.34
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      Lock icon Nikkei Dow-Jones hits all-time high
      583 8 TOKYO Source: DBS-Daiwa THE Nikkei Dow-Jones average recorded an aO-ttme high res-' terday morning, owing to aotve buying by Institutional investors. Turnover and total sales value were relatively big. However, stocks in general lost their morning gains because of profit-taking near the afternoon close. In
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      331 8 Source: SHK Sec BUOYED by continued bullish press comment overseas, the market opened better yesterday morning but began to slide towards lunchtlme. Turnover was comparatively low again as investors adopted a cautious attitude ahead of land auctions and possible interest rate rises. Some short selling was evident a phenomenon
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      Bangkok
      170 8 8a* 11 Bangkok Bank.... Bankof AyudhayaLtd ThalDanu 970 906 until -19 Thai Firmer* Bank Thai Commercial Ml 990 004 ♦1 12 Bangkok Metropolitan Bank Industrial Finance unq 2 *7S General Finance 900 Bangkok Investment Sit until ♦0 -3 1,040 10 Lee Kwang Ming >11 2 Thai Insurance unq Safety
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      Sydney
      223 8 BUT II OenU INDUSTRIALS A. C. 1 1S7 unch A.N.I 196 +1 A. P M 114 -1 Ampol Pet 8S -1 B. H P 834 -1 Bank NSW 714 BormJ 255 -3 Brtmbte* >03 +1 C. B. A MS -2 C.8.R 362 47< 14! 33! 2M S3 233 295
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      Manila
      99 8 SEPT 1* Peso* Aco}« Mining 00M 0002 Alias Con A AtluCon. B 21.00 -0 2 Baffulo Qold .011 unch Benguet Con B 38 50 unch BF Ooodrlch 22.00 unch CDCP 25 SO unch Inco B Landoll .016 unch Lepanto B .2425 -0.0025 Marlnduque B 6 70 -0.15 Meraloo 21.80
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      CHICAGO BOARD OPTIONS
      1629 8 September 12 CHICAGO Board Option* Exchange volume eased to 132,824 contracts on Tuesday from 184,700 contracts. OPTIONS OCT JAN APL STOCK Alcoa 40 7 l/l 17/9 UNTRD 47 Alcoa 45 37/1 61/I UMTRO 47 Alcoa SO 11/4 S7/S J S/4 47 Am Tel 56 7M UMTRO UNTRO
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      Johannesburg
      238 8 wart u Band DawmaAU A Alpha ISO ♦a 1M unch S» MM iSJ 2£h -J ar" MS 1MB +1 Currtt rmaae* M ii) DcBaaralnd IMS TO ♦5 Edgars 32S0B 100 Mi unch Fed VoUt irr ♦a 1*1* MB Otrttn vn Oienanl Owl-in III 310 unch Hippo Hrtald Hutatu MO
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      Toronto
      346 8 SHARE prices closed lower In active trading on Tuesday. The composite Index was down more than 1W points with declines in eight of its 14 component groups. Losses outnumbered gains 290 to 196. Pop Shoppes fell to 5* following news that Venturetek does not Intend to sell its 54
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      Lock icon Akroyd Smithers plans to expand trading list
      146 8 Reuter AKROYD and Smithers Ltd London Jobbers, said from Oct 1, it plans to expand its trading list of South African gold mining shares by about 30 companies, in addition to 15 larger producers. The firm said the expanded list will include stocks
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      Lock icon British Aluminium wants suspension
      131 8 Reuter. BRITISH Aluminium Co Ltd said dealings in its shares were halted on the London Stock Exchange at its request. It said Reynolds Metals Co Inc, a major shareholder, is disposing of its holding. British Aluminium said the placement of the Reynolds Metals Interest is being
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      140 8 >"«S SOU MID UMITEI The Directors of Gold Coin Limited wish to announce that the unaudited results for the half year ended 30th June, 1978 compared with those of the corresponding period in 1977 were (figures in S$000s):GROUP COMPANY Ist January Ist January 30th June 30th June 1978 1977 1978
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      Lock icon Another record year at Petersville
      327 9 FT PETERS VILLE Australia, the diversified food products group, has reported Its third successive record profit In the year to June 30. Earnings rose 35.7 per cent, from A 86.51 million to $8.84 million, on sales up 15.9 per cent," from $239.66 million to (277.81
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      Marinduque expects debt talks to end next month
      263 9 THE Manila-baaed Marinduque Mining and Industrial Corporation expects to complete negotiations next month on restructuring its debt. The nickel, copper and ceftient-producing company also reckons that rising cobalt prices could boost its second-half revenue substantially. Accordingly, Marlnduque is renegotiating a contract with
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      Lock icon BROTHER INDUSTRIES SETS UP KAOHSIUNG PLANT
      118 9 UPI BROTHER Industries, Japan's top sewing machine maker, is setting up a wholly-owned sewing machine assembly plant In Kaohslung, Taiwan. A spokesman for the Nagoya-based company said the new firm, capitalised at UBB4 million, will create 400 Jobs for Taiwanese. Production of sewing machines
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      Lock icon Toyo Kogyo blames higher yen
      125 9 AFP THE JAPANESE Mazda car maker, Toyo Kogyo. continued to suffer a decline In sales last month because of a steep fall in exports to the United States and Europe. Japan's third largest car maker blamed the export decline on the yen's surge In value
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      Lock icon Coal and Allied doubles profit
      101 9 Reuter. COAL and Allied Industries Ltd reported an unaudited consolidated operating profit of A1i0.70 million (15.55 million) for the year ended June 30 on turnover of Sl3S.ee million (SI 14.38 million) and other income of 82.10 million (51.32 million). Profit is after tax of 53.63
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      Lock icon HK Wharf buy represents closing of ranks
      720 9 ASIAN FT THE ANNOUNCEMENT of the purchase by shipping magnate Sir Yue-Kong Pao and his family of a major holding in the asset-r! Ich Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Oodown Company for an estimated HK8450 million Is seen as a closing of ranks
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      Low expectations at Sony
      411 9 SONY Corp consolidated net income is sure to drop in the current year ending Oct 31 from 34.84 billion yen last year, though it is stiff too early to predict by how much, its managing director Mr. Klmlo Okura said. He also said consolidated net sawl
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      Adelaide Steamship raises payout on profit rise
      235 9 ADELAIDE Steamshln Company, the Indus trial (roup which has been fellow lag aa aggressive diversification programme, has raised its dividend after a 21 per cent profit riao la the year to Jane SO. Group earnings lucre—ed from AM.44 mUlea to 15.17 million. The
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      C. Itoh
      30 9 C. ITOH and Co Ltd mid It arranged for the Phosphate Chemicals Export Association Inc of the US to Mil phosphate chemical fertilisers worth U5818.2 million to China.
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      Lock icon Chrysler turns to luxury car production
      601 9 f N AMKHICAN L NYT. AFTER a year's absence from the full-site car segment of the new car market, the Chrysler Corp launched production of three new top of the line luxury cars. Chrysler said It planned to manufacture 175,000 units of the vehicles
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      Lock icon GM and union agree on hiring policies
      497 9 NYT GENERAL Motors Corp has reached agreement with the United Automobile Workers Union (UAW) regarding hiring policies that could make it easier for the union to organise workers at newer OM plants outside the great Industrial crescent. Mr. Elliott Kstes, president of OM,
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      Holland Amerika plunges deeper into the red
      260 9 HOLLAND Amerika Lljn (HAL) moved deeper into the red during the first half of 1978 Incurring a loss of U883.9S million at the net level compared to 82.11 million a year earlier. Tourism and trading improved their divisional performances but the weakness of
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      Lock icon Norsk Hydro owes rise to oil activities
      692 9 UUKOPKAN FT NORSK HYDRO, the Norwegian metals, chemicals and energy group reported higher turnover and operating profits for the year ending June 30. mainly as a result of Its oil activities. Preliminary figures show turnover at NKr 6.83 billion or US$l.3B billion. This
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      Lock icon BOWATER SETBACK
      78 9 Reuter BO WATER Corp said its pie* tax profit came to £42 s million (£44.7 million) In the six months endad Jum 30 Turnover at £788.8 million (£849.8 million) and earnings per share lOp (12.1p). Meanwhile, Barsrisehe Versiaekaak says It Is to raise its capital shortly, but final
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      Lock icon Richard Costain confident of record results
      167 9 Reuter RICHARD Costain Ltd expects 1978 results will reach new record levels. Last year the company made a record pre-tax profit of £36.21 million. The statement was issued with first half results which showed pre-tax profit up to 1'16.22 million from ti1.52 million in
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      Lock icon Toyo Rubber plans issue
      89 9 f H( )NI >S<v L( )ANS Reuter TOYO Rubber Industry Co Ltd said It will float a 30 million mark five-year straight bond on the Oarman capital market with payment to be made by Sept Coupon and issue price will be decided before Sept 20 when
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      Lock icon Credito Commerciale
      43 9 Reuter. KLEINWORT, Benson Ltd and Socleta Flnanslarla Asslcuratlva (RAS Oroup) said they arranged a US$2O million loan to Credito Commerciale Spa of Italy. Terms were not immediately available. The banks said the loan will be used for Italian export finance. Reuter.
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      Lock icon NORTH-WEST INDUSTRIES REVOLVING CREDIT
      75 9 Reuter. NORTH-WEBT Industries Inc mid it obtained an additional US$l5O million ctandbjr revolving credit, raising the total of such commitment! to $880 million with 17 domsstlc and European banks. The company said the new commitments, with a 10-year term and an average life of nine years,
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      Lock icon Stanley Electric coupon
      64 9 Reuter THI 40 million mark sevenSi sr convertible bond for tanley Electric Co Ltd will carry a 3-1/JT per cent coupon. Bond market sources said ths bonds are convertible at a price of $28 yen per 80 yen nominal share from Nov 1 this ysar at a
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      Lock icon Union Explosivos borrows US$50m
      69 9 Reuter UNION Explosivos Rio Ttoto SA of Spain is raising US$BO million through eight-year Eurocredit with a four-year grace period. Euromarket sources said the credit carries a spread of one per cent over London interbank offered rates and includes a tax absorption clause. Westdeutsche Landesbank Olrosentrale
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      Lock icon Petrobras to carry 7 per cent coupon
      53 9 Reuter THI 100 million mark 10mr Eurobond for Petroleo BTtiilelro BA (Pttrobru) will carry a 7 p«r cent coupon and has been priced at par. A spokesman for lead manager Westdeutsche Landesbank Olrosentrale said the Issue has a fiveyear grace period and eightyear
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      Lock icon Xerox France
      74 9 Reuter. RANK XEROX Prance 8A group net 1978 profit will rise 17 per cent to about 130 million francs sgalnst 114 million lest year. The chairman, Mr. Roland Magnln, said sales will also rise 17 per cent to 1.8 billion. Word processing equipment has accounted for about 8
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      In Singapore
      1520 10 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to tbs Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday wttli the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lott of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Tune Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett." Big Board deal
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      Government bonds
      115 10 4 1/2% 1/VM (250.000) (00. SOB 90.808) 4 »/4* IS/*/80 (250.000) (00.058 100.058) t V 4% T P IWBI-84 (250.000) (102.358) 7% 1/8/8* (250.000) (100.708 100 858) 7 1/4% 14/4/84 (250,000) (100.75B) 7 1/4% 18/14/84 250.000) (100.75B) 7 1/4% 1/5/87 (250.000) (100.70B) (4) 100.96 V 4* T P
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      Stock options
      41 10 STRIKING prices of the stock options officially listed on the Btock Exchange of Singapore, the periods, bid and offer prices and business done yester- day with the number of options traded shown in brackets. Sime Darby (Sept $2.00) (2.008)
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    SHARE INFORMATION SERVICE
    2452 10 1978 High 1 Low Company Last Sale Gr s Div +or- SECTION ONE INDUSTRIALS Div C'tt Gr Y'W Net P/E Vol COOO) Day High Low 272 238 178 219 275 111 276 326 245 660 132 123* 112 133 195* 80 V, 162 173* 140* 258 Ac
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    Unit trusts
    144 10 SINGAPORE UNIT TBU8T INCOMS BOND UNIT (!*■■■>■ i' pries tm Sept 14) (Oaefea* trim) The Commerce 2.M 2.M INCOMS BOND I.M 1.1S The Saving fund IJS0 1 58 MARA BUMIPUTBA FUND 8'pore Prot Fund I.M 123 (BlAiifan' prim tar flap! 14) 8'pore Security Fluid 8'pore Invert Fund ».04
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    In Kuala Lumpur
    1843 10 BID and offer price* officially listed and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INBVSTBtALS AIM (S.SOB). Ajl»»m»t» (3.008). <lnw (3.468) (3) 1.40. Bata (3.708) XD.
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    Share prices' continue to plunge
    704 10 BEARS ullmesad prices lower ea the Stock Kichtap of Slagapere yesterday. Near-pealc sol Hag slashed 12.58 palate eff the Straits Tlmss industrial iadez to SM.lt while the velatile Bnsinoos Times lades, which smellsrs the It amst active sleeks at the day. plaaged Ut.N points to
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    Sharpest fall in KL since boom this year
    712 10 PRICES came crashing down on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday In the sharpest general decline since the boom began early this year. All across the board, nervous sellers were making a frantic bid to clear positions and the selling hysteria that
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      JC-MPH in second stage of Tung Yuan takeover
      606 11  -  ■y MANO SABNANI JACK CHIA-MPH has taken advantage of the bullish stock market conditions and the high price of Its shares to complete the purchase of the second tranche of shares In Tung Yuan Enterprises. The second stage of the takeover of
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      LATEST RESULTS
      61 11 MAGNUM, Corporation: Group pre-tax profit 110.03 million ($7.77 million) for the first half-year ended June 30, 1978. Group sales 1162.79 million (9143.12 million). Tax 95.15 million (93.71 million), minorities 91.54 million (9843,000) leaving attributable earnings at 93.95 million (93.22 million). Extraordinary losses 91.28 million (nil previously). Parent company
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      Six Barlow units to amalgamate
      257 11 SIX British-incorporated companies under the Barlow Group of rubber companies Intend to amalgamate Into a new holding company. The six are the Bradwall (FMS) Rubber Estate, Chersonese (FMS) Estates, Majedie Investments Limited, the Muar River Rubber Company Limited, Sekong Rubber Company, and the Sungel Krlan
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      Haw Par denial
      97 11 HAW Par Brothers International has denied rumours that it was negotiating to sell Its 30 per cent stake In Island ana Peninsular. In reply to a query by the Stock Exchange of Singapore, the company stated that there Is no foundation to the rumours at all. United
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      337 11 Carnal Ex Booka Date Total for Total for payment Data clOM payable the year previous yoar UOB SHI Aug 21 Aug 28 Sept 18 BH 12HH AlnHMn BP Sept 1 Sept 11 Sept 18 BH BH Bata Pa mt Prod MPro* Aug 17 Aug 29 Sept 28 8*
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      SCRIP ISSUES
      128 11 Coapaay Particular! Ex Daw BookaC QMtbMpUk MMmd CMtaf MaUa Pallia lyitlMk RmIu Fabar Martla Bonua laaua of 1 far 4 Bonua laaua of lforl Bonua laaua of 1 fori Bonua laaua of 1 for* Boftua laaua of l fori Bonua laaua of 1 for 4 RlftiU laaua of
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      Malayawata on why it can't supply pig iron
      361 11  -  »r S.C. CHRAH MALAYAWATA Steel Berhad achieved a production record of 17,800 tonnes of steel bars In July alone the highest In the company's history, Its general manager Abdul Hallm Rejab said in Penang. The company, which Produces an average of 2,000
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      Austral decides to plant cocoa in place of rubber
      647 11  -  ■y P. GUNASEGARAM AUBTRAL Enterprises, a subsidiary of Island and Peninsular Development, has decided to replant its remaining acreage of rubber (346 acres at Jerantut Estate) gradually with cocoa instead of oil palm "In view of the possible higher profitability." Chairman,
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      Guthrie Ropel sees another slide in earnings
      296 11 THE earnings slid* at Guthrie Ropel rionood lath* second half of 1877 continued unabatad lata the Ural half of tha ourraat year thus resulting la a further profit erosioc. However, the elide le expected to be ehoofcod la the teoond half-year ae the
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      Associated Plastics
      34 11 SHAREHOLDERS of Associated Plastics Industries have decided to sell 2,241,000 shares of $1.00 each In Nylex (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd at 83 cenu each subject to the approval of the Foreltn Investment Committee.
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      TDM's late results show jump in profit
      834 11  -  ■y SUSAN SEVAN TRENaOANU Development and Management has now published Its report and accounts for 1977. The delay has given rise to criticism from a group of sublessees of the estates which TDM manages. The company says that the accounts, which show a
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      270 11 ALEXANDRA Holdings Ltd: AOM to be held at 16th Floor, Rooms 1811/ 1812, Shlng Kwan House, 4, Shenton Way, Singapore on 8ept. 18. USroat Eastern Life Asauranoa Company Ltd: EOOM to be held at 18th Floor, OCBC Centre, Chulla Street, Singapore, at noon Sept. 18. jaek Chia-MPH Ltd:
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    726 12 NYT. PRESIDENT Carter's bud- get planners say that In his 1900 budget he will ask Con31tess to start controlling some of the uncontrollable Federal programmes and to scrap some programmes {U together. T With drafting of the 198 a budget about to swing
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    232 12 Reuter. THE JAPANESE Finance Ministry has extended its [guidelines for Japanese banks' medium and longterm overseas lendlngs to include privately-placed bonds and medium and long-term Eurodollar deposits, retroactively to July 1. The guidelines enforced last July require Japanese banks to match fresh overseas
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    166 12 AFP, Reuter. TIN PRICKS for forward! ilslliwj ami to mw rwtrd Imla fcr tka third MMMishw day on the Lomlm Mttol b* hi'n fotar* shortages bat foiled to hold bit levels. Havtac traded op to £7,100 (930,400) a tone for this position ssllsrs later
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    US textile makers against tariff cuts
    588 12 THE president of the American Textile Manufacturers Institute said the Federal government should not further reduce current tariff levels. Mr. Robert Small told the Northern Textile Association the US textile and apparel trade deficit Is now running at nearly US$5 billion (Ssl2 billion) annually
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    C and C chairman sued
    551 12 THE CHAIRMAN of Cycle and Carriage, Mr. Chua Boon Peng, is being sued by his aunt and cousin for allegedly inducing them by fraud to sell him a total of 349,136 shares below their actual value. In separate writs served In the High Court on
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    LONDON STOCKS
    700 12 LONDON. Wed. Leading equities extended recent gains In -.moderate turnover, dealers said. At 3 pm, the Financial Times index was up 7.5 points at 533.9. Government bonds rose up to •i/2 point on speculative demand •head of the UK trade figures tor August to be published tomorrow, dealers
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    COMMON FUND TALKS IN NOVEMBER
    135 12 NEGOTIATIONS on a proposed international fund to help stabilise major world commodity markets will resume In Geneva on Nov 14 for two after being suspended for nearly a year, Mr. Gamanl Corea, secretary-general of the UN Conference on Trade and Development announced. Although industrialised and
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    846 12 Reuter, UPI. THE U8 Federal Reserve Board Is making a conscious effort to restrain the growth rate of the economy to reduce Inflation, Fed chairman, William Miller said. He told a group of Georgia businessman at a seminar In Washington "slower growth Is better
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    444 12 AFP, Reuter THE Japanese tax system research council, an advisory body to the Prime Minister, announced a tentative plan to introduce a general consumption tax In Japan to Increase national tax revenue and reduce deficit financing. The plan alms to tax the amount of total
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    World bond issues rise
    401 12 BONDS worth USSIB.B billion (over Ss42 billion) were floated in foreign and international markets during the first half of this year, a 7 per cent rise over the same period last year. Developing nations continued to Increase their use of international bond markets as a source
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    Protecting our image
    139 12 THE Singapore Tourist Promotion Board Is taking measures to protect Singapore's Image as a convention centre. Part of this move calls for the introduction of some form of legislation to pre* vent dubious firms from setting up offloes here to organise «onventlons. The concern here Is that
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    Lock icon Four-fold leap in UK-China trade expected
    240 12 UPI. HEARTENED by Peklntfs assurance! that It la ready to accept international trading practice*, Britain?! banks and capital manufacturers are egpectlng large Increases In exports to China. Trade Secretary Edmund Dell predicted £s much as a four-fold lacrease in exports to ChlAa within three
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    Keidanren firm on 7pc target
    224 12 THE PRESIDENT of Japan's Influential Federation of Business Organisations (Keidanren) said it is vital that Japan raise economic growth to 7 per cent this financial year, but warned the target might be difficult to achieve without further economy-boosting action by the government. Mr. Toshlwo Doko
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    3579 13 SCHBMLB A guide to ships loading at Singapore for Ports around the World Ttas foUowtnc list Übulatss, by port of desttnsUoolhrmmeafUieehlp.theehippins Uns tavotvsd, sod ttw wttmsisd dstssif trrlval snd dspsrturo from Slnfapor* port. ADD* Ben Onto. Sept 14/ Koto D%wi, PIL, Sept 14/11. Holstenstatn. Trtot. Sept 17. Ned
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