The Business Times, 12 October 1978

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  • 11 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 218/1/78 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1978 50 CENTS
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  • BRIEFLY...
    • 76 1 AFP JOHORE BAHRU,Wed. All local airline travel agents here have pledged to give their full cooperation and support if MAS flights are forced to land at Senal airport. "We will only be too willing to assist the authorities should MAS flights be forced to land at Senal
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    • 50 1 Reuter JAKARTA, Wed. Asean today adopted a common position for aid and development talks in Brussels next month with the European Economic Community. An Asean spokesman said the policy declaration, adopted after a three-day conference here; would be submitted to the Brussels meeting opening on Nov 20. .Reuter.
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    • 80 1 AFP BANGKOK, Wed. The smuggling of tin ore from Thailand to Singapore has Increased by over 100 per cent during the past year and is expected to increase another 150 per cent In the near future, the Bangkok Post quoted Informed sources. A letter sent to the
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    • 48 1 UPI MANILA, Wed. President Marcos announced today a general belt tightening in anticipation of an economic recession In the next two years. Mr. Marcos met with his Cabinet and the National Economic Development Authority for about two hours to discuss world conditions affecting the Philippines. UPI.
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    • 56 1 Reuter HONGKONG, Wed. Hongkong's real gross domestic product Is expected to grow by 10 per cent this year beginning April 1, assuming slower growth In domestic demand and an Increase In the growth of exports, Governor Sir Murray McLehose said. He said this compares with an estimated 11
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    • 74 1 UPI VIENNA, Wed. < Officials of Opec ended ai three-day meeting today confessing that there were "divergent views" on their plans to share world markets In petrochemical products. Kuwaiti Oil Minister All Khalifa Al-Sabah, at the final meeting of Opec's seminar on "downstream operations," said the divergence was
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    • 64 1 Reuter LONDON, Wed. The dollar sank on the world's currency markets today, reaching a record low against the West German mark In Europe and falling sharply against nearly all major currencies on the New York foreign exchange. Again the price of gold Went to record heights. The metal
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    • 48 1 UPI NEW YORK, Wed. Prices headed lower In slow trading today of New York Stock Exchange issues. The Dow Jones Industrial average was behind 3.19 points to 888.42 shortly before 1500 GMT Declines led advances, 584 to 379, among the 1,464 issues crossing the tape. UPI.
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  • Chief Price Changes
    • 149 1 Rises Most active Iiland Pen Metal Box BM Nat Iroo Fumd J C MPH Town ft City Chem Ind TganuDev Premium Hid<s Perak Carbide Haw Par London 308 240 605 150 147 125 152 136 126 58 84 13 10 +5 +2 +2 +2 1 +1 +1
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    • 171 1 Falls Mott active M. Cement 2.92 O.C.B.C. 8,75 N. Iron 6.00 ConapUnt 1.92 C. Storage 2.76 Tan Chong 3.06 Sime Darby 3.30 Gentings 3.52 HI and Low 3 56 ConapUnt Wrta 4.16 M Banking 5.25 Kullm 1.52 East Asiatic 2.98 Magnum Corp 3.48 Wearne 3.64 Rite Outness
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  • 838 1  -  SUBSIDIARIES LAGGING BEHIND By JOHN TAN WHILE Singapore Airlines Is flying high, its six subsidiaries are less successful In attaining just-as-high an altitude reached by their parent. The six taken together, failed to match the profit growth of their parent, and proved to be a
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  • 277 1 A NEW oil strike has been made in the central Luconia province, about 190 km from Bintulu, Sarawak. petronas and Shell announced in a JOint statement in Kuala Lumpur that Sarawak Shell Bhd had logged oil sands in Well J. 4-1. Tests are now being conducted
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  • 515 1  -  by COLIN CHEE DEVELOPMENT Bank of Singapore is planning to set up offices In London and New York. Sources say plans are now past the exploratory stage and that decisions on the matter will be taken soon. However, approvals for the establishment
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  • 348 1 AN AMERICAN lndustr> study said restrictions on imports will not solve unemployment and advocates instead the free play of global competition even if It means domestic operations, such as the shoe Industry, are forced out of existence. Import industry officials also said international trade had little
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  • 272 1  -  •y RONNIE LIM THE Canadian government will moat likely begin discussions with Singapore next month on actions to be taken over the categories of clothing from the Republic which the Candians feel will considerably exceed in 1979 the import levels of the past. According
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  • 558 1 AFP Reuter AIR FARE reductions of between 13 per cent and 33 per cent between Britain and Australia to start early next year were announced yesterday by Australian Transport Minister Peter Nixon. Mr. Nixon told the Australian Parliament that the government
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  • TRADE AND INDUSTRY
    • 145 2 THE Industrial Training Board Is launching a new series of surveys its fourth on its graduates to determine the relevance of its existing training programmes and courses to actual job or industry's requirements. This new series aims at iwniilnn the content of the training programmes in
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    • 604 2  -  By RONNIE LIM SINGAPORE toy manufacturers should consider supplying mass merchandisers in the UK with toys in the pocket-money range (retailing below £1) because there is existing opportunities for them to do so, said a Department of Trade official. The official, who was
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    • 213 2 A TRADE mission of nine Singapore publishers and printers is leaving for Europe this Saturday to promote the Republic as an important publishing, distribution and printing centre. This first combined marketing effort of local publishers sad printers is sponsored by the Trade
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    • 83 2 THE current tax and levies system in Indonesia has not enabled Japanese investment to develop as expected, according to a leading Japanese economist. Mr Taiichiro Matsuo, leader of the visiting 23member trade mission, said that Indonesian-Japanase joint venture companies should be more export oriented. However, he
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    • 467 2  -  By JOHN LIM THE Philippines would like to foster closer co operation with Singapore. The country offers relatively cheaper and readily available labour for Singapore manufacturers, and Singapore can, in return, help in the marketing of goods made in the Philippines. These suggestions were made
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    • 385 2 A LARGE New Zealand manufacturer of building materials has set up a company in Singapore to provide regional marketing support for its exports and to select centres for manufacturing ventures In Southeast Asia. The company, AHI (South-east Asia),belongs to the Alex Harvey Industries group of
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    • 158 2 THE world-famous Bridgeport milling machine will be shortly produced in Singapore by Adcock-Shipley Textron of UK, according to the Singapore Investment News, a monthly bulletin of the Economic Development Board. The new factory, named Bridgeport Machines Singapore, is under construction at Jurong. It will have 2,000 sq.m. of
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    • 233 2 THE Chase Manhattan Bank has promoted Mr lia Jlew Keag to vice-president and manager (domestic commercial hanking division).He also has responsibility for Chase's trade and commodity WMwHqg Mr Lim has Just completed a one and a half year assignment at the Chase head office in New York
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    • 254 3 MALAYSIAN exporters are not fully utilising their share of the quota under the scheme of Generalised Tariff Prefeieuces (GTP) for exports to the European Community. This, according to representatives of the Bremen Chamber of Commerce (West Germany) may be due to the fact that the
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    • 451 3 COURSES AND TALKS Sept 26-Oct 12: Industrial Relations, Holiday Inn, P.O.D. Oct 6-28: The effective executive, SIM, SIM Oct 9/10; 12/13; 16/17; 23/24: Business Module 4, RELC, NPB Oct 10-13: Network analysis, SIM, Sim Oct 12: Targeted selection, Hilton, Consuiasia Oct 12-13: Essential management skills, Hilton, Consuiasia Oct
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    • 704 3 RIO TINTO Zinc Corporation (RTZ), a London-based multinational, and its associates feel that they have established a good base in Malaysia and hope to expand in a manner that is acceptable to the Malaysian authorities. They think Malaysia has the right
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    • 479 3 THE Malaysian Minister of Lands and Regional Development Tan Sri Abdul Kadir Yusof has given an assurance that the Malaysian government would not institute any land reform measures against foreigners owning estates and land for commercial and industrial uses. He said any such move would not only
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    • 178 3 AFP MIDLAND Bank, the third largest bank in Britain, is opening a regional representative office in Hongkong, it announced. The bank's assistant chief general manager W.G. Kneale said a major func- tion of the new office would be to seek opportunities for the bank
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    • 99 3 AFP THE 1978/79 world rice crop is projected at a record level of 375 million tonnes, compared with 367 million tonnes in 1977/78, the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) reported yesterday. According to the report, most o| the increase will result from larger crops in China,
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    • 233 3 Ml Stanton, a Brtttah etmpuy, will be displaying retary and fuse switches sad electric water beaters •4 the htenitlml Exhibition sf Electrical «ad Electronic Equipment (Eaex) which will he held at the Hyatt Hetel Crsm Nev f to 11. Designed fer demcstlc and commercial use, the rnnge
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    • 328 2 Our worid bankers worn around the woricLaiound the dock. 6:07 p.m. Tokyo. 11 Mm tml 57 4AB|MIL Singapore. Kh27a.m. Tok^a6:o7 P jn K. Furuhata, Fujitsu (left); and CnKaCKI. Tsurumaki, Bank of America, review Fujitsu's expanding II program of electronic exports and ■I discuss necessary documentation. London. 942&jn. Claire Taplett and
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
    • 639 3 [I TWO-IN-ONE CROSSWORD I CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 3 Space fiction's "bigears"? 8 A storehouse to rid of drugs(s) 10 They're eminent for great age (5) 11 Name a backward ministry (3) 12 Take things quietly (5) 13 Agreement a girl may have in the bag (7) 15 A revealing act
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  • RAW MATERIALS
    • 459 4 THE Singapore market closed slightly higher with November One RSS buyers yesterday quoted at 258.00 cents per kilo, up one cent. China did not accept offers during the afternoon and prices fell back one cent on stale bull liquidation and reserved of buyers, they added. The
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    • 337 4 R A S prices in cent* per kilo yesterday: Noon Clow (per kilo) (per kilo) Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers Int. 1 R.8.S. prom iot f.o.b. 294.00 255.00N 254M 256.OON Int. 1 R 8 S Nov 259.00 259.50 250.00 250.50 Int. 1 R.S.S. Dec 203.00 283.50 283.00 283.50 Int.
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    • 30 4 Rubber: Oct II Singapore: Oct 259.00 cents (up 1.00 cent) Malaysia: Oct 264.50 cents (up 1.00 cent) Tin: M 51,930 (up $36) Official offering: 193 tonnes (down 12)
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    • 365 4 THE Singapore produce market was generally quiet on steady trading yesterday. The recent rise In pepper prices were well sustained due to overseas demand, reported pepper dealers. In addition, tbougb stocks were coming In regularly, they were committed to early buyers and so little excess was left In
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    • 146 4 SUOAR futures yesterday closed little changed from Monday close, out fell about 0.10 US cents on the day, dealers said. The market opened about 0.10 cents higher in line with Tuesday's New York market. However, contlned profit-taking throughout the day in March at 9.75 cents restricted the advance,
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    • 82 4 NOON 8SR and SMR prtc« n yesterday HAS Neva (Coma ■bar t Mtfc) DM (Fann ■vara irfitok) (casts par kg) 8SR20 SSRSO (1-ton pallet) (1-ton pallet) 234.00 232.00 239.006 233.00N 236.00 ZM.60 237.000 236.00N MRELB SMRSCV SMR SL SMR S SMR 10 SMR 20 SMR 50 (1-ton
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    • 69 4 C.I.F. North European port* in US dollar* par ton ur LONDON ilaaa otberv Malajwia 5% ft* bulk per toon* November Sumatra 9* ffa October November December January Feb iiinaiy 915 «lr •37WS42M pdl S20/S22H pdj I10/V12H pdl 006 pda uncn Piiiiew «I6 Br <38 air •00 pd tan
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    • 310 4 RAW sugar futures yesterday In London opened 0.40 to £1 per tonne down from Tuesday's 1700 hrs levels. Turnover totalled 623 lots. Dealers said values moved lower under profit-taking and local selling which met mixed scale down buying support. Steadier sterling against the dollar aided the trend dealers said.
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    • 113 4 The HONGKONG market was up to 00 cents higher yesterday, dealers said. Turnover totalled 334 tonnes comprising Thais 107, Kw&ngtungs 184 and Australia* 73 Arrivals were 690 tonnes of Thais and 590 of Kwangtungs. rIOKONO RICK: An pricM In HK per pteui esgodown an km Kit*) TWi WUtK lApet
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    • 190 4 YARN and cotton in Hongkong dollars, spot exgodown: Cotton Yara China: Blue Phoenix 20's 1,880 32 s2MO 40 s 2.770 (per bale of 400 lbs) Piece Goods China: Butterfly and Qlobe brand unq. Dragon Head unq. Five Lamb* unq. Plover and Butterfly unq. Plying Oeese. unq. (per piece
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    • 262 4 THE Straits Un price In Penang rose Ms 36 per plcul to reach a new record high of $1.930. Very strong buying from Japan, Eastern Europe, the US and from local buyers, encouraged by the firmer London closing on Tuesday night moved the market sharply higher and the
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    • 35 4 LEAD rose by £3 for cash and £3.75 for Three Months In London on Tuesday. Moderately active trading developed after lunch at steady prices although fairly aggressive selling halted any further advance, dealers said.
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    • 64 4 ZINC on Tuesday gained £0.25 for cash and £2.5 for Three Months in London. The market was rather cautious during the afternoon with profit-taking eroding gains and Three Months traded down to £376 on the late kerb. This metal followed the general uptrend initially with Three Months setting a
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    • 302 4 ROBUBTA futures yesterday ended the opening call slightly steadier £5 per tonne down to unchanged after initial losses of up to £22 in near November at £1,610. Turnover was 194 lots in London. Dealers said early losses reflected technical adjustments against Tuesday's weak New York close. The recovery which
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    • 206 4 TERMINAL came under pressure yesterday in London from mixed trade and outsider selling during a prolonged opening call, to finish with losses from Tuesday night of £23 to £4.50 per tonne. Dealers said sentiment was Influenced by the ICCO Secretariat survey which placed 1978/79 production for Ghana, Brazil and
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    • 165 4 CHICAGO soybean futures on Tuesday shed good early gains to close sharply lower, down six to 9-1/4 cents a bushel. The market turned downward around midday as locals took profits, and plunged further in the final minutes on local and commission house selling ahead of the Usda crop report.
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    • 80 4 CHICAGO wheat futures on Tuesday closed lower but were spared the sharp losses that lilt soybean futures. Prices lost 1-1/3 to one cent a bushel to finish substantially below highs but about a cent above lows. Traders noted good mixed selling during the after- noon hours, including continued selling
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    • 323 4 COPPER wlrebars on Tuesday rose by £12 for cash and £12.5 for Three Months In London. Afternoon values hardened on fresh buying prompted by the trend at New York and the two-cent price rise to 71 cents per lb. for ranges. Morning values were marked up Initially In sympathy
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    • 171 4 HONOKONO silver closed HK$3 higher at $271.00 per 10 ounces, In continued quiet and featureless trading yesterday, dealers said. Fixing price was unchanged at $268.00, the same as Monday. Silver on the LME was up 8.3 to 8.5 pence per troy ounce on Tuesday In LONDON. The afternoon market
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    • 434 4 THE kllobar in Singapore opened at 8915,970 and closed higher at 8510.053 yesterday. The high and tow were 910,063 and 915,970 respectively. The market was quiet. Spot gold for London delivery opened at U*****.40/170 and closed significantly higher at U*****.00/.40. The highest was 9225.25/.55 while the lowest was 9224.40/.70.
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    • 61 4 ALUMINIUM on Tuesday rose by £4.5 per tonne and Three Months closed at £592 to £592.5 per tonne in London. Some fresh buying gave support during the afternoon with Three Months trading upto £593 during ring and kerb dealings. Modest buying interest during the morning was prompted by the
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    • MONEY AND EXCHANGE$
      • 423 4 THE U8 dollar was traded down against the major currencies on foreign exchange markets yesterday. Against the yen, the dollar opened low at 187.40/60 before being traded down to 187.10/20. London opening however saw dealers selling the •dollar down further to 186.30/ 40 despite Carter's announcement that the
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      • 129 4 Asian rates ASIAN currency deposit rate* u at cloae on Oct 11 US Ml oam interbank "ST" 7 days 1 mth 2 mthi 3 mth* 8 mthi 9 mth* I2muu .9 1/10 .11/4 .9 5/16 .07/0 .101/10 .101/1 10 1/B Mr. Fra. 015/10 15/1 03/10 03/4 013/10 10 10 Dm.
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      • 6 4 Source: National Discount Co Ltd
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      • 15 4 THE awaci rale at which Siafapara bub aia curt—Uy pngani ta Vmd to toTJSpvoMt.
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      • 110 4 Euro rates LONDON dollar depostu opening quote, yesterday Overnight 6-16/16. 6-13/18 ThurvTYl 36-1/3. 36 Weekend 3-3/3, 3-1/4 Call two da y< una Seven days fix and notice 9-1/16. 819/M One mtha 3-3/4, l-M Two mtha 6-9/16. 6-3/16 Three mtha 9-3/4. 9-9/> Four mtha 9-7/3, 9-3/4 Phre mtha 19. 9-7/3 81*
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      • 39 4 THE Monetary Authority of Singapore Invites tenders for a total of $30 million 01day Treasury bills to be issued from Oct 10 to Oct 30. Each tender must be for an amount not less than $250 000
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      • 58 4 ZURICH exchanges elortng quotas on Oct 1ft US *****-6730 Slf 3 109-1147 C*.n S2f*-S2m Dak BJIM WH DPI 78 rsm 4491 P Pr 36.4991-9616 B rr 5 2503-2598 D KX 29 8525-8862 If ICT 31 2257-2681 S KT 39 9961-9319 ut oint-itie AOS Kb 11 MM-4291 Part 3.4644-4794 Spain
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      • 280 4 DOLLAR selling continued at the opening on unchanged sentiment, then eased off with the US currency at new lows against the mark, dealers said yesterday. There was some resistance at the 1.88 mark level, leading some dealers to suggest the German central bank might have been active, but. the
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      • 245 4 THE dollar on Tuesday closed somewhat weaker from opening levels In generally quiet trading, dealers said. They said the US unit eased rather steadily throughout the day as there were no new factors affecting the market. The noted trading was somewhat subdued ahead of President Carter's news conference.
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      • 130 4 THE US dollar yesterday was quoted at the day's lowest levels against major currencies in fairly active late trading, dealer said. The market was cautious ahead of President Carter's fresh anti-inflation measures expected to be announced soon, but dealers said they do not expect the steps to have any
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      • 155 4 THE U8 dollar was quoted at the day's lowest levels against major currencies In fairly active late trading, dealers said. They said the US unit was depressed by some substantial European, mainly Swiss, commercial selling and by market disappointment at a lack of new initiatives from President Carter's press
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  • OVERSEAS
    • 957 5 TWO US Investment groups are proposing to offer new highly speculative forms of mutual funds to bring small investors into.the world of financial highrollers International currencies and gambling stocks. A Swiss broker and a Philadelphia gabbling and sports association have asked the
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    • 501 5 Reuter FRANKFURT dealers increasingly see the gold market as overbought,Degussa said in its regular precious metals bulletin. Technically the market needs a reaction following the sharp rise in the gold price after the metal gained 4.3 per cent in September in dollar terms and 1.8 per
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
      • 408 5 Agencies IRANIAN workers in several state-owned companies added a new demand to the nationwide strike of civil servants and government and private factory workers— send the foreigners home. While the walkout of civil servants throughout the country moved into second week, several thousand employees of the
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    • 896 5 Reuter THE British Treasury announced a new order affecting control of ordinary dividends when there has been an issue for less than full financial consideration of stocks or shares other than ordinary shares. The change has been introduced as there have been attempts to
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    • 168 5 TALKS m pay ptUey between British CaUaet ministers aad utea leaders eaded wtthaat agreemeat ea Wednesday, Trades Ualea Caagreas geaeral secretary Lea Msrray said. Searees said the Prime Mlalster made It clear the gaveraaieat la determlaed ta malatala its staad aa a S per eeat geaeral
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    • 157 5 Reuter The US Senate has overwhelmingly approved a U5529.3 billion (Ss67 billion) tax cut Bill which President Carter earlier threatened to veto unless it were scaled down to an acceptable size. Only hours after Mr Carter's veto threat, senators voted 86-4 in favour of the
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    • 368 5 DIVIDENDS will rise at an annual rate of about 11 per cent after three years of Canadian dividend controls end this week, analysts forecast. But they expect no sudden upsurge In payments and no marked downward pressure on the Canadian dollar because of increased
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    • 326 5 THE steep rise in Britain's central government deficit disclosed in Treasury figures probably overstates the underlying trend fop the crucial public sector borrowing requirement(PSßß), government officials said. The central goverment borrowing requirement (CGBR) at £4.89 billion (5J20.5 billion) is more than double that of first half
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    • 267 5 Reuter THE SWISS cabinet's proposals on taxing banks contain a recommendation for a 5 per cent witholding tax on interest paid on trustee deposits. A cabinet spokesman said the proposals are contained in a report sent to the finance commission of the Upper House
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    • 69 5 Reuter JAPAN'S seasonally-adjust-ed private sector orders for machinery, excluding ships, rose 31.7 per cent to 381.19 billion yen (Ss4 billion) in August from 289.54 billion in July, when they rose 15 per cent from June, the Economic Planning Agency said. August orders were up 48.5 per cent
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    • 623 5 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Nuber Tine Froa SIA SQMO 1210 MES SAS SK087 1235 CPH/THR/BKK SIA SQ201 1245 HLP THAI TG413 1250 BKK MAS MH684 1250 KCH GIA GA891 1255 AMS FRA/KHI/ CMB MAS MH651 1330 (MES)/PEN/KUL SIA SQS1 1340 BKK SIA SQ455 1310 BWN GIA GA300
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  • 345 6 THE Rio Tlnto Zinc Corporation has finally decided to expand Its investments In Malaysia. This Is no mean bouquet to the country since RTZ Is a notably cautious Investor, not one to jump quickly Into a country without examining its prospects with meticulous care
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  • 258 6 AGGRESSIVE banking is the hallmark of any International bank desiring to make Itself felt in the world. With the plans of the Development Bank of Singapore to set up branches in New York and London, it would appear that the Big Four of domestic
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  • 1689 6 A liberal trade policy can create jobs, and the American Importers Association has commissioned a study entitled "Imports, Exports and Jobs' 9 to prove it. Here are interesting excerpts from the study. A RENEWED drive to "protect" American industry from the
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
    • 60 6 WEATHER outlook for Singapore from 6 am. to noon today: Isolated showers. Report for 24 hoars prior to 7.30 pm on Oct 11 at the airport: Maximum Temperature 30.6° C Associated Humidity S3 Minimum Temperature 2S.O°C Associated Humidity 97 Hours of Sunshine 3.05 Rainfall in Millimetres 6.4 Total Rainfall for
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    • 293 6 SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opening followed by Star Performance The Gift 3.30 Diary of Events (Chinese) 3.35 Home Sweet Home A Mandarin drama serial. (Repeat) 4.20 Intermission 6.05 Opening followed by What's My Line 6.30 News in Brief 0 6.35 The Struggle for Survival (Repeat) 7.00 Rampaian Sukan 0 News
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  • 1274 7  -  u 'o-By JOHN TAN SINGAPORE Airlines last year undertook a massive and unprecedented capital atopanslon programme designed to add 20 per cent rtrore carrying capacity iyery year for the next five yea». 1 This capital expenditure wfes' accompanied by a deterioration
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  • 284 7 THE WORD "Jap" as an abbreviation of Japanese cannot be regarded' as offensive or derogatory when used in a newspaper headline, the Press Council of London decided yesterday, fcijapder had complained MM* the headline "Japs OH9 to Buy British" used ffl# newspaper was racially jSaauve but
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  • 154 7  -  Letters to the Editor DENIS W. DISTANT I READ with interest your lead article on the two aew public issues by bank-backed investment trusts. It was well written. However I do not follow your writer's logic when he states that "the very fact that
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  • 76 7  -  KOH LING HOO THE SES Committee which conaiata of five member* haa been in office since 1973 when the Exchange waa formed. It ia high time that the authorities concerned restructured the SES, ao that henceforth it truly represents a wide crosssection of the public other than broker*'
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  • 885 7  -  FORUM w v ...on innovation L A »y PETER KRAUSHAR FT ALL OVER the land executives and directors are scratching their heads in an attempt to find new development opportunities. Many are new at it and are rightly worried about
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCK MARKETS
    • 568 8 EUROPEAN MARKETS ZURICH prices closed easier In restricted trading overshadowed by the continued currency Instability on Tuesday. Investors are also wondering how long the Swiss National Bank can maintain the degree of Intervention on the foreign ex- change market evident In the sharp rise in reserves announced
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    • 168 8 OCT IS Francs Actions Suisses 265 unch Alusuisse Br 975 -5 Alusuisse Reg ♦42 B Brown Boveri Br. 1530 -5 Clba Geigy Br 920 -10 ClbaGeigy PC 680 +5 Clba Oeigy Reg 553 +2 Credit Suisse Br 2150 -10 Credit Suisse Reg 412 -3 Elektrowatt Br 1760 -25 George
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    • 277 8 OCT 10 Frs CokBElLLE Air-Liquirte 379 unch B S N Ctervals I hi none 615 10 CSFIThomsonCsf) 418 -2 Cie Francaise ties Petroles 144.70 ♦3.2 (ompagnle Financier* i ompagnle 418 -11 Cienerale Credit Foncier De France 407 80 -1.7 Hachette iLibrairie) 268 -2 Machines Bull 57 50 -0.4 Michel
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    • 93 8 OCT 10 Lire 4-/-Anic 75 -7 Assoc Gen ***** -150 Hastogi 640 •U Centrale 5489 -21 Fiat 2957 -20 Hnsider 179 75 -1 (Sen Immob 84 -2 IFI Prl 2701 -9 Italcementl ***** -195 Italgas 782 -8 25 Ilalsider 365 -2 Magneti M Pf 529 -0 Marelll Ere 330
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    • 157 8 OCT It Dm Aef-Telefunken «T -2.9 Akzo Allz Leben AIlz Vers BASF 142 40 ♦1.4 BayHTWbank Bay V bank Bayer 144 1.1 BBC BMW 227 -2.5 ('assella Chem Verw Commerzbank 236 00 1.6 Conti Gummi 75 -0.2 Daimler-Benz 346 1.5 Degussa Demag 182 ♦6.® Deutsche Bank 315.50 ♦4.1 Dresdner
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    • 218 8 OCT It FU ABN 373.00 •1 Ahold ***** +0 3 Akzo 32 00 ♦0.2 AMEV 89 70 ♦0.1 Amfas ***** •1 Amrot Bank 77 90 -0.3 Bergoss 64 00 0.5 Berk 91 50 -28 Bols 74 00 -1 BorsumlJ 158 10 -8.1 Burhmann 73.80 -0 8 Byenkorf 97 30
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    • 93 8 OCT Fn FORWARD MARKET Arec 455 ♦5 Arbed 2445 -5 Astur 780 -t-22 Bra scan 480 •4 Bru-Lamb 1600 -20 Canpac 652 14 Cock 454 •2 D»- Beers 213 3 Ebes 2320 unch Electrobel 6820 -30 Ob-Inno-Bm 2470 -5 Gev 1436 •1# Hobok 2850 50 Petro 3645 unch Hyl
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    • 9 8 JOHANNESBURG was closed on Tuesday for Kruger Day.
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    • 50 8 LLOYDS Bank Ltd said it plans to set up a new management company responsible for domestic banking operations from Jan 1. leaving the bank's main board free to concentrate on overall strategy. Shareholders wlliT be asked to approve the plan at a meeting scheduled for Nov 3. Reuter
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    • 570 8 TOKYO NON-MAROIN Incentlvebacked Issues and pharmaceutical Issues continued to rise yesterday. However, the Nikkei Dow-Jones average declined, since export-related issues such as llght-electrlcal and auto Issues lost ground on light volume. Institutional Investors were heavy buyers of pharmaceutical and medium-sized steel Issues. Turnover was relatively heavy
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    • 363 8 A DISMAL market throughout yesterday saw the tndex hardly changed and no sector particularly outstanding. Nervousness ahead of Hutchison Whampoa results could have caused the morning malaise, but a total lack of Interest after the disappointing announcement was quite surprising. Some reasonable sized orders In HK Electric saw them
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    • 294 8 GAINS by BHP and selected bank stocks were the main features of otherwise quiet, dull trading yesterday. BHP rose 18 cents to A 58.74, the Bank of NSW eight to 57.84, and the ANZ five to $3.90, while the CBA fell three to $2.55, the CBC two to $1.98
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    • 1591 8 October 10 CHICAGO Board Options Exchange volume expanded to 139,103 contracts on Tuesday from 124,141. OPTION 8 OCT JAN APL STOCK Alcoa 40 103/4 111/2 UNTRD 501/2 Alcoa 45 S 07/8 81/2 501/2 Alcoa SO 15/10 35/8 4 3/4 SO 1/2 Am Exp 30 4 5/8 UNTRD
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    • 106 8 OCT 11 Peso* Aroje Mining .0115 unch Alias Con A Atlas Con. B 23.10 -0.3 Baguio Gold .015 unch Benguet Con. B 41.00 -0.5 BF Goodrich 28 00 -0 25 CDCP 29 25 -0 25 Inco B Landoll 019 +0.001 LepanloB 2950 unch Mannduque B 7 50 -0.4 Meralco
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    • 177 8 Oct 11 Baht VBangkok Bank Bank of 376 unch Ayudhaya Ltd 266 -2 Thai Danu 302 unch Thai Farmers Bank 354 ■2 Thai Commercial Bank 748 +6 Bangkok Metropolitan Bank 5 500 Industrial Finance Corp 2.535 -20 (ieneral Finance 406 -4-18 Bangkok Investment 330 -4 Raja Finance 1.690 unch
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    • 1331 8 NEW YORK STOCKB eased In moderate trading on Tuesday, after moving In a narrow range throughout the day as Investors grew cautious ahead of President Carter's 1800 EDT news conference. Analysis said the day's action was mainly technical, with early profit-taking on the heels of
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    • 55 8 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 509.3 Monday to 81* H.K. HANO SENO Monday 510 2 Week Ago 506.2 DOW JONES AVERAGE SYDNEY INI DU8TRIAL8 INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 4M 58 Tuesday 891.83 'Tuesday 80 Mondahy 893.19 Week Ago 887.90 ALL ORD Wednesday LONDON DOLLAR 9ff 52 PREMIUM Tuesday SM.77 Tuesday 79*
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    • 341 8 Toronto SHARE prices closed higher In active trading on Tuesday. The Composite Index was up nearly nine points with advances In 13 of Its 14 component croups. Gains led losses 274 to 173. The Gold index was up more than 48 points on higher bullion prices. Dome
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    • 330 8 CHINESE SHADOWS Simon Leys S jr. y r "Finally, the book that demystifies China" Stanley Karnow, author of Mao and China Chinese Shadows takes us behind the shadowplay that is all most Westerners ever see of today's China. Scathingly critical of foreign journalists who whitewash the Cultural Revolution, Simon Leys
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  • INTERNATIONAL COMPANY NEWS
    • 626 9 ASIAN Reuter WESTERN Mining Corp Ltd (WMC) hopes to have necessary official approvals before end-1978 to proceed with stage one of Its Yeeilrrte uranium development in western Australia, WMC chairman Sir Arvl Par bo said. These include environmental impact approvals, federal ana state
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    • 278 9 Reuter NEWS LTD reported an unaudited consolidated operating profit of A 513.72 million ($14.16 million) for the year ended June 30. Turnover at $195.71 million ($172.88 million), other income $2.88 million ($2.24 million). Profit is after tax at $5.82 million ($6.08 million), depreciation $3.13 million
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    • 377 9 EUROPEAN TRADING conditions in the Guinness Beat Group continue to be satisfactory and Lord Kissin, the chairman says subject to international trading conditions, he has every confidence in the group's future. The balance sheet shows further improvements and net assets now stand at 135. lp per share.
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    • 92 9 Reuter MITSUBISHI Motor Corp reached basic agreement with Chrysler Australia Ltd, to help Chrysler Australia reconstruct its business. A Mitsubishi spokesman however, could not confirm a report in the Japanese daily. Nihon Kogyo Shlmbun, that Mitsubishi has decided to acquire a 30 to 35
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    • 258 9 HutchisonBoag to run down unit's activities Reuter HUTCHISON-Boag Ltd said It has decided to run down the activities of Its subsidiary Far East Engineering and Construction Co Ltd. In Its Interim report, It said Far East Engineering needed additional provisions because of Increased labour and material costs associated with uncompleted
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    • 64 9 TWO PUBLICLY-quoted Hongkong power utilities have announced Improved profit performance In he first six months of this year, to June 30. Hongkong Electric Holdings, one of the two major electricity companies In Hongkong, announced a 26 per cent rise In pre-tax profit to HKIIO6 million and
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    • 210 9 Reuter WHEELOCK Marden j Investments (Australia) Ltd said negotiations on a i possible partial bid to i shareholders are taking I Frtace In Hongkong between ts major shareholder, Wheelock Marden and Co Ltd, and other parties. If an offer is made for a
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    • 172 9 Reuter GENERAL Motor Corp's Vauxhall Motors Ltd subsidiary said it has introduced two new cars aimed at increasing Its share of the British market and expanding its range into the luxury class. The cheaper model, the Carlton, replaces the VX Victor range, phased out in August, and
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    • 1048 9 FINANCING POLITICAL DEVOLUTION FT SPANISH regional banks have begun to Tire the opening shots In what promises to be a heated debate over now far political devolution should be publicly or privately financed. In Valencia, on Spain's east coast, three small commercial banks and a savings bank
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    • 227 9 N AMERICAN t 4 Reuter CASIO Inc will double its calculator sales this year after two relatively flat years. Casio president Mr. John McDonald said the company's watch business is also doing well. Mr. McDonlad said 1978 marked the first year the wholly-owned subsidiary
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    • 255 9 READB, a subsidiary of American can and the second largest manufacturer of metal containers In the UK. Is to invest more than CIO million In a new plant to Increase the company's can production capacity of 25 per cent and provide at least 100 new Jobs. The
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    • 417 9 Reuter MAOIC CHEF Inc Is regarded among Wall Street analysts as a secondary company In the kitchen appliance field behind such giants as Whirlpool, Maytag and General Electric. But the performance of the company's stock recently has been second to none In its group. Last
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    • 92 9 r —< BONDS& LOANS Reuter TOKAI Bank Ltd Dalwa Bank of Japan and Came Nationale de Credit Agricole of France will arrange a UBS2O million syndicated loan Tor Yugoslavia's Prlvredna Bank Sarajev In cofinance with World Bank's $55 million loan to the Yugoslav Bank. Tokal
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    • 77 9 Reuter COMMERZBANK International 8A is making a 100 million mark private placement over five years and two months with a 5 per cent coupon. Bond market sources said the issue has been priced at 99% per cent and is underwritten by parent company Commerzbank AO. Earlier this
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    • 60 9 Reuter THE BOWATER Corp Ltd will prematurely redeem its 45 million franc 5 per cent bond 1965/81 at par on Jan 15 next year. The Zurich stock exchange said Pepsico Capital Corp NV of Curacao will redeem its 60 million franc 6% per cent loan 1973/88 early
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    • 40 9 THE REPUBLIC of Austria is floating a 150 million mark 12-year Eurobond with a 5-3/4 per cei\t indicated coupon. Bond market sources said the issue has a six-year grace period and final terms should be set late next week.
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    • 49 9 THE LONG Term Credit Bank of Japan (LTCB) Is issuing US$l5 million of floating rate certificates of deposit. Nippon European Bank SA In Brussels, as sole'lead manager, said the lfsue. to be launched today will be at a 1/4 per fcent above six-month Lofldon Interbank offered rate*.
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    • 38 9 THE 80 million mark bond for Nissan Diesel Motor Co Ltd will be convertible from Feb 1979 at a price of 471 yen per share and at a fixed exchange rate of 97.5 yen per mark.
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  • DEALS DONE ON THE SES AND KLSE
    • 1204 10 i BID And offer prices officially luted and business in and repdrted to the Stock Extluie of Singapore yesterday' with the number of shades traded shown In prackets in lou of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. s All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett." Big Board
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    • 115 10 4 1/2* 1/VB9 (290,000) (99.408 99 806) 4 J/4* 16/9/80 (250.000) (99.808 100.006) S* IV4/8I (290.000) (100.108 100.206) 5 V 4* T P IS/VBl-84 (250.000) (102.006) 7* 1/8/85 290.000) (100.708 100.858) 7 1/4* IS/4/80 (250.000) (100.75B) 7 1/4* IS/10/80 (250.000) (100.75B) 7 1/4* 1/5/87 (250,000) s s/4% t
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    • 97 10 STRIKING prices of the stock options officially listed on the Stock Exchange of Singapore, the periods, bid and offer prices and business done yesterday with the number of options traded shown in brackets. CaU Storage (Dm $2.30) (0.458 0.625). CadC (Dm 84.40) (I.2SS) (19) 1.21. Hume PE (Dec
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  • 2417 10 BUgli «l Low Company Last Sale Gr's DW +ar- SECTION ONE Dfe Crr Gr's Yld IS Val (*000) Day High Law INDUSTRIALS 272 288.. 178 U®.. 275 111 •**8" 132 123* 112 133 195* 60* 162 173* 140* 256 Ac ma Alcom Allied Choc BAT Bata Ben
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  • 150 10 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST INCOMEBOND UNIT lNu<|m priM far Oel 11 Oat 12) (CM t> rieas) The Commerce 2 22 2.30 INCOMEBOND 1.10 1.10 The Savlnf Fund 1.40 l.M S pore Prof Fund 1.03 l.OOad MARA BUMIPUTRA FUND S pore Security 1 88 2.00 (Maas—«' prieaa First Bumiputrs far
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  • 1326 10 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shovn In brackets In lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. IMDUBTBIALB Ami (2.508). Allmih (3.908). AIMM (2.008) (I) 1.96 XD. A CM*
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  • 158 10 DESPITE having achieved a 12 per cent Increase In turnover to $40.71 million for the half year to June 30, 1978, the Sabah Timber Company was only able to turn In a pre-tax profit of £3.08 million 25 per cent down from the previous year.
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  • 667 10 THIN, desultory trading, drifting prices and a marked lack of interact characterised the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday. However, there was no great pressure to sell which was taken by some observers to be a healthy sign. Total turnover recorded was 4,19 million
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  • 627 10 IN another session of lowvolume trading, prices weakened to an easier close on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Turnover declined further to 2.43 million units valued at M 56.12 million compared with 2.78 million units worth 17.18 million on Tuesday. Uncertainty
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  • COMPANY NEWS
    • 391 11 MULTI-PURPOSE Holdings Berhad (MPHB), the MCA sponsored vehicle for undertaking economic ventures, has come out with a bid for plantation HokHngs(PH), the UK-incorporated estate and light technology group. In an announcement, it diarioaed that it has acquired another 11.78 million shares in PH. or an additional
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    • 226 11 SOUTHERN Elate CtutIUa*ed(M) Bhd: AGM to be held at Wisma Bungs Raya, 152, Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur, at 11a.m. on Oct If GOaal Me ail MOt MBMM) Bhd:AGM to be held at 2-F, Chartered Bank Chambers, Beach Street, Penang, at 11a.m. on Oct 19. Ltd:EOGM to be held
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    • 525 11 Carreat Paynaat Bx Date Book* Cloee Date Total for Total for Payable tke year Previoua year M Bra w arte* GBLlfe Priat WUkiaaoa Gold Cola UAC 8. Tradiaf M'wata Doalop lad NSOP Dmalqe Bat BKatU BKatU KLK Dab Taaarlok Alcoa 8. Flaaaee Jardiae Loaa Kaek Saag SBS Ska
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    • 179 11 Coapuj Particular* Ex Data Book* Cloaa Tester lob Bonus inue of 1 for 0 Oct fl Oct 18 MBS Bonus Issue of 1 for 5 Oct 18 Oct 28 Hviati Rights issue of 1 loan MtoiM stock for 2 ord .shares Oct 17 Oct 24 Bonus Issue of
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    • LATEST RESULTS
      • 142 11 PRE-TAX profit £24.90 million (24.31 million) (or year ended March 31. Second interim dividend in lieu of final 2.75p, making four pence. Tax 13.72 million (12.79 million). Minorities 71,000 (46,000) leaving 11.11 million (11.47 million). Profit attributable to company 11.09 million (10.58 million) after extraordinary debits.
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      • 44 11 Group pre-tax profit of M 54.72 million ($3.62 million for the year ended June 30, 1978. After-tax profit $2.82 million ($2.17 million). Proposed final dividend of 5 per cent (same) making a total of 10 per cent for the year.
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    • 1014 11  -  By MANO SABNANI MALAYSIA'S largest commercial bank, Malayan Banking, is expected to enjoy a further rapid increase in earnings in the current year. Brokers James Capel(Far East) say the bank stands to be the prime beneficiary of the consumer boom now gathering
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    • 456 11  -  By P. QUNABEGARAM WHILE most plantation companies are reporting bad results, Selangor Coconuts managed to hold out chiefly because of a larger acreage under rubber which was not as severely affected as oil palm by the adverse weather. Selangor Coconuts made a net
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    • 339 11 Metal Box holders agree to F N deal SHAREHOLDERS of Metal Bok(S) have agreed to the company's scheme announced in August setting aside a total of seven million ordinary share? to be subacrlbed by Ffaser and Neave and Malayan Breweries at an extraordinary general meeting held on Oct 4. Under
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    • 32 11 LIEN Hoe's rights issue of 2,065,781 shares has been oversubscribed. The offer, which closed for acceptance on Sept 25, attracted acceptances totalling 2,192,229 shares and is correspondinglyoversubscribed by 126,448 shares.
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    • 297 11 THE Blagapara Building Society limited (SBS) reperted a grsap aftertax profit af $3.25 milttea far the year eaded last Jaae SI, showing a alight lmprevemeat ever $3.18 mllllea the prevtoaa year. Net laeame during the year alas rase slightly to M mllllsa tram UM mllllea
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  • 272 12 THE US prime lending rate, now at 9.5 per cent, may shoot up to 10 per cent sometime this week, visiting American economist Dr. Beryl Sprinkel predicted yesterday. But despite rising interest rates, he sees no current signs of tightening of
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  • 203 12 Reuter CHINA is keen to further trade relations with Asean, Malaysian Foreign Minister Ahmad Rithauddeen said on Tuesday. He said he held talks on bilateral and international relations, and the objectives of Asean economic cooperation, with Chinese leaders, who expressed support for the Association.
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  • 640 12  -  By NOORJAHAN KARIM COMMERCIAL bank lending in Malaysia showed a strong increase of 13 per cent in the first half of this year, reflecting improved business conditions. Deposits, however, showed a slower growth rate of 8 per cent. On an annual basis, that
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  • 398 12 UPI WEST German Chancellor Helmut Schmldtr yesterday termed the economic and political opening of China an event of worldwide importance and welcomed Japan' assumption of an increasingly important role in Asia. He also said rivalry between Peking and Moscow can lead to no
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  • 436 12 A DISTRICT court yesterday was told how Harry Lee Wee, former president of the Law Society of Singapore, threatened to dismiss his auditors when they insisted on giving a qualified report on his company's accounts revealing the defalcations of one of his legal assistants. But the
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  • 794 12 LONDON. Wed. Share prices today last ground partly on concern over the British government's failure to agree with the Trades Union Congress over pay policy, dealers said. At 3 p.m the Financial Times Index was down 4.9 at 504.4. Trading was reduced by the Jewish Horn Klppur holiday.
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  • 386 12 HOUSING loans by finance companies In August ended four straight months of general recovery by slipping 2.5 per cent from July to $415 million. This is 10 per cent lower than the figure a year ago. and is not expected to pick up too
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  • 164 12 THE Internationa) Food Workers' Union (lUF) has accused the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (Unido) of acting like a service agency for big business seeking' 'an unlimited pool of docile, low-cost labour" in developing countries. The lUF, grouping trade unions around the world,
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  • 342 12 Singapore to spend 1.8b on power stations SINGAPORE wll) be spending $1.84 billion on building four new power stations for the period which started last year to 1990. These Include the Phase Two and Phase Three of the Senoko project and the first two phases of the Pulau Seraya station.
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
    • PORTSIDES
      • 80 13 WITH increasing concern for the seafarer who suffers from the disturbing and sometimes harmful effects of noise, the UK Ship and Marine Technology Requirements Board's support for a shipboard noise project, proposed by the British Ship Research Association, is timely. This project is aimed at improving procedures
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      • 79 13 TWO Argentine shipping oompanies are trying to open up new markets in West Asia for Argentine products by setting up regular cargo services between Buenos Aires and the Gulf and Red Sea ports. The state owned shipping company ELMA said it will start today a regular service
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      • 94 13 GREEK shipping authorities said they had received complaints about a number of freighters that have changed their name, destination and flag during voyages. They cited the case of the "Denis M" which loaded 4,000 tonnes of cement in Greece bound for Nigeria. On its way there,
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      • 52 13 STRIKING tugboat crews in Brisbane ended on Tuesday a 17-day walkout which had left 500,000 tonnes of coal stacked up awaiting shipment and 11 idle ships. Only 12 seamen were involved in the wages dispute at the Hay Point coal loading dock near Gladstone on the central
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    • 571 13  -  MARINE INDUSTRY By RAHIM KASSIM THE Singapore marine industry has developed to a stage where it has to strike out from low-end technology towards more sophisticated precision technology to meet the technical and economic requirements of the *****. Marine engineers in Singapore will focus their
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    • 156 13 UPI DULLER conditions did nothing to impair the recently achieved more stable tone on Alantic grain trades. Prompt tonnage managed to repeat U556.75 (FIO) for a 65,000* tonne US Gulf to Holland grain loader while an end-October vessel secured the 60 cents firmer level of $11.75 (FIO) for
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    • 474 13 SMppta* P*ge CM. Aconas m 2 ACS n 5 Afea IV 2 Alpac IV 5 ANL i 1 APL m 2 Anhsing n 5 Arya Nat n 5 ASCL m 5 Angkutan m 4 Aust.Cont IV 5 Bank n 5 BBS n 2 Ben Asia m 3 Ben/EAC m
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    • 59 13 01 k a«^ added tag/supply veMd'tTewßh ptement Its present fleet ef 2S specialist ve—els mw operating la Saatheast Asia. lie It-metre, %jm Bkp Vessel was porrhaawi tram Oil «f bmmm aad Is •a charter to the Shell graap «f r>paaim far service aff Baraea. Picture skews the
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    • 238 13 NEPTUNE Orient Lines (NOL) has chartered two fully-cellular containership6 of 850 teu capacity and 18.5 knots service speed to augment its Far East/USA container liner service. This move is an interim measure to upgrade its current service before the delivery of five new ships of 1,600 teus
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    • 3816 17 SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due and when SCHEDULE A guide to ships loading at Singapore for Ports around the World The list below tabulates, by port of r destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the
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    • 892 17 The leading shipping lines operating from Singapore and the local agents who handle cargo bookings for them. Aconas Line— Aconas Sdn Bhd. Adriatic Container— Container Feeders. AFEA Line— Singapore Shipping. Ahli Shipping— Sharjah. Alfred C. Toepfer GMBH— Intermodal. Algerian National Line (€NAN) —Uni pacific. Alpac Line—lntrasea.
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    • 928 18 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO AT CONTAINER TERMINAL NB. (l) E*ch vessel's estimated time of arrival Is advised by Shipping Line/ Agent and Is subject to changes. (2) All export FCL containers and LCL cargo must be delivered to the Authority's premises between the following
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    • 513 18 Reuter THE Maritime Transport Committee at the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development OECD) has been reviewing prospects for the world tanker and bulk carrier market at a two-and-a-half day meeting in Paris, informed sources said. The meeting, which started on Tuesday, is attended
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    • 320 18 EXPECTED ARRIVALS TODAY PASIR PAN JANG WHARVES Berjaya 0600 after Selamat Da tang 1182-1275 CB6 Gdn Too Chow 0600 906-1015 CB3 Gdn 302 Kota Pantang 0600 765—898 CB2 Gdn 302 Kota Perwira 0600 685—750 CBI Gdn 302 Seng Hong 0600 after Falisa 1289—150 CB7 Gdn 303 Sri
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    • 110 18 The major shipping consortium operating between the Far East/Europe and Straits ports/ Australia and the member lines. ACE (FAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services. K' Line Korean Shipping Corporation Neptune Orient Lines Orient Overseas Container Line ANRO (STRAITS/AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line Australia/Straits Container Line Nedlloyd Lines Neptune Orient Lines
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    • 1071 18 FREIGHT RATES are being adjusted to reOect changes in exchange rates. Many cargoes are available. Several barges are for sale at reasonable prices. Reefer vessels up to 2000 dwt are being sought for purchase. Four or five companies are planning to buy tankers up to 5000 dwt.
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