The Business Times, 7 December 1978

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    10 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 218/1/78 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7,1978 50 CENTS
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  • BRIEFLY...
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      Lock icon US-Soviet trade
      93 1 AFP. MOSCOW, Wed. American firms have lost US$3 billion (about 556.6 billion) worth of orders in the USSR owing to "discrimination", Tass News Agency reported today, citing the head of the Soviet Foreign Trade Ministry's currency department, Mr Ozhogin. The agency quoted him as saying: "In the period
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      Lock icon Very, very possible
      74 1 AP. TOKYO, Wed. US Ambassador to Japan, Mr Mike Mansfield, said today that recent statements by Chinese Vice-premier Teng Hsiao-ping seem to indicate it still is very, very possible that, given time, China and Taiwan will settle differences among themselves. Mr Mansfield said he is strengthened in
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      Seamen strike ends
      68 1 LORIENT, North-western France, Wed. A West German shipping company agreed today to pay for flying 21 Chinese seamen back to Hongkong to end their strike cm a Singapore-registered freighter here. The French General Labour Confederation announced that dock workers would now consent to unload the freighter Strasbourg
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      Lock icon Ohira not PM yet
      47 1 AP. TOKYO, Wed. Mr Masayoshi Ohira was not named Prime Minister of Japan today. A bitter quarrel in the ruling Liberal-Demo-cratic Party brought a delay in the selection process, and Parliament adjourned until tomorrow without taking action on a new Prime Minister. AP.
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      Lock icon Scepticism over EMS
      79 1 AFP. TOKYO, Wed. Japanese Finance Ministry officials today expressed scepticism over the new European Monetary System (EMS), terming it not only redundant but unwelcome in the interests of the world economy and international currency stability. Six of the nine European Common Market nations agreed yesterday to go
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      Lock icon Cambodia's appeal
      82 1 Reuter. PEKING, Wed. Cambodia has appealed for international support as fighting with Vietnam builds up. China, its closest ally, has declared it is firmly backing Cambodia. But there was no mention of any other commitment when Hsinhua News Agency today published letters written by Cambodian President Khieu Samphan
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      Lock icon Dow Jones
      52 1 AP. NEW YORK, Wed.— The stock market jumped ahead again this morning. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials, up 13.68 on Tuesday, climbed another 5.89 to 826.40 in the first half hour. Advances took a 4 to 1 lead over declines among the New York Stock Exchange-listed
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  • Chief Price Changes
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      In Singapore yesterday
      128 1 Rises Most Active Sun*ci Besi 760 +75 UOL 233,000 Tronoh Mines 675 +50 UOF 201,000 OCBC 790 15 Haw Par 170,000 Nat Iron M Banking 585 600 15 10 Consplant 146,000 Kempas 394 10 Total Turnover: 2.65m Dun lop Eat 346 10 Total Value: $6 34m Public
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      In Kuala Lumpur
      149 1 Rises Most Active Sthn Kinta 561 145 S Darby 175,000 D Keramat 990 20 Consplants 141,000 Kamunting Tin 195 15 M Credit 128,000 Berjuntai 680 15 Haw Par 87,000 Syn Resins 118 11 Total Turnover: 1.53m W Jacks IX 08 Total Value: M$4.08m U Cables 143 05
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    H. Leong riding high on Yamaha
    787 1  -  DIVERSIFICATION AT FULL THROTTLE By JOHN LIM THE Hong Leong group of companies looks like emerging the prime beneficiary of a protracted dispute between Yamaha, the giant Japanese manufacturers of motorcycles, and its agent in Malaysia and Singapore, Motorcycle Industries. It is virtually certain
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    Lock icon Import more, Japan told
    218 1 AP. THE European Common Market will ask for more trade concessions from Japan when they meet in Brussels for their semiannual talks tomorrow and Saturday. The trade balance, long in favour of Japan, is beginning to improve, but EEC officials believe the Japanese could facilitate their
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    A tinny sound echoes through the market
    539 1  -  By JOHN TAN THE STRAIT'S tin price, after rising above M 52,000 a picul in early November, has plunged to its lowest level in three months. The price fell $58 yesterday in Penang, bringing the closing level down to $1,828. This is the
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    NO HAWK
    45 1 IRAQI Oil Minister Tayeh Abdel-Karim said his country would support a minimal oil price increase at the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) meeting next week. But he also said his delegation would support a change from the present policy of pricing oil
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    Citibank advances prime by leaps and bounds
    275 1 CITIBANK hM aieved ap twa rup te iaerease tto prime leadlag rate to 8 per eeat. Its hike ef 1/t per eeat frMB 1i per eeat is the steepest this year. Oa prevtoas eeeastoas, Cltibaah aai ether haaks geaerally raised their leadlag rate
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    Cloudy talks with Aussies extended another day
    407 1 THE AUSTRALIA-Singa-pore air talks held here have been extended (or another day. Both parties could not come to a clear understanding of each other's proposals yesterday. The talks began on Monday and were expected to end yesterday. According to the leader of the
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    'Filipinise' move
    67 1 THERE is no need for more laws to nationalise or "Filipinise" certain industries in the Philippines, Industry Minister Vicente Paterno said. Existing laws are "adequate" to protect the interests of the government and the Filipino businessman and they specify the areas where corporations not fully owned by Filipinos
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  • TRADE AND INDUSTRY
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      Caterpillars of Yamazaki fan out
      297 2 YAMAZAKI Construction Singapore, which leases Caterpillar construction machines, may invest some $3 million next year to expand its service facilities. The company, which started operations in October, opened officially yesterday. Its sales manager, Mr. S.Murakami, said a strong back-up unit to ensure that machines remain
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      Success formula in rubber manufacture
      664 2 THE OVERALL investment climate in the country and the level of entrepreneurship are the two major factors which will determine how fast and to what extent the rubber manufacturing industry in Malaysia will grow. While the government and public agencies like the Malaysian Rubber Research
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      Price of complete log ban
      165 2 THE PHILIPPINES stands to lose US$l4O million (Ss3o6 million) in foreign exchange earnings next year if it carries out a plan to ban log exports completely, the semi-government Philippine Export Council reported on Tuesday. The estimated loss is based on two million cubic metres of
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      Raw deal for promotion of natural rubber
      410 2 EXPENDITURE on promoting natural rubber sales amounts to only 0.05 per cent of world NR sales, said an' international expert on the commodity in Kuala Lunpur. "In real terms, this is very low when compared to the levels of one to 2 per
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      Full prospects for Asia's grain harvest
      111 2 ASIA can look forward to good grain harvest this crop year despite severe but localised flood damages, according to the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation. In a statement yesterday from Bangkok, the FAO reported that bumper harvests in many rice-importing countries will reduce the
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      Output of crude palm oil up 1.3 pc
      240 2 PENINSULAR Malaysia's crade palm all aatpat raw 1J per ceat is Aigiit to 117,888 toaaea. Tatal pr*4ietUi af crade pain all dartog the On* aiae mwtte af tkto year at 1.1 mllHaa toaaea was bawever, 2,111 toaaea betow Ike year-age i IvVcl.
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      STEERING TOWARDS RADIAL PLY TYRES
      414 2 THE SEARCH for better fuel consumption, which among other things is determined by the type of tyres used, is practically forcing tyre manufacturers to convert increasingly to the production of radial ply tyres instead of the conventional bias and bias-belted tyres. A techno-economist at the
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      MEMO PAD
      267 2 COURSES AND TALKS Oct 16-Dec 18 (every Monday): A detailed study of reinsurance and its role in the conduct of insurance business, srrc, sitc. Nov 6-Jan 27: Life insurance agents certificate course (English and Chinese), SITC, srrc Dec 7-8: Leadership and effective management style, Hyatt, Price Waterhouse Dec
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      Malaysia can produce top quality beef, dairy cattle
      274 3 MALAYSIA has a bright future in breeding top-quality beef and dairy cattle, according to an Australian veterinary scientist, Dr John Francis. Dr Francis, professor of veterinary preventive medicine of the University of Queensland said this is primarily due to the success in
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      Volvo keeps all parts in gear
      115 3 REPRESENTATIVES from Volvo distributors in Singapore, Malaysia, Hongkong, Thailand and Taiwan attended a threeday Volvo parts seminar at the Marco Polo Hotel in Singapore last week. The seminar, conducted by Mr. Raimo Li tell, zone manager, AB Volvo, parts division, and Mr. Magnus Wikman,
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      Lock icon In cash
      45 3 AP INDONESIA and the United States yesterday signed a new agreement in which the US will provide an additional US$B9.3 million (SJIBO million) for purchase of 250,000 tonnes of wheat, 196,000 tonnes of rice, and 20,000 tonnes of bulgur on concessional payment terms.
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      FOR THE BIGGEST DREDGE
      136 3 THREE AEG Teiefnnken MglMtii are is Singapore to rwlriia the electrleal eqiipncat for what to believed to be the world's Mggest Mtohsn tin Ike electrical eytpact for this pwjeet, which is a $3 mllltou contract tor Beha Meyer, mi todlt by AEG Telefnakea to Germany, ud
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      Singapore festival in Kuwait
      133 3 A SINGAPORE Food and Cultural Festival will be held in Kuwait at the Kuwait Hilton from Dec 16 to 23. Organised by the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board in conjunction with Singapore Airlines, Singapore Hilton and Kuwait Hilton, this eight-day promotion is the first of its Hnrf
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      Machinery show draws 13 countries
      126 3 ABOUT 13 countries will take part in the second South-east Asian production machinery and engineering equipment show from Oct 15 to 19 next year. Organised by Singapore Exhibition Services Ltd., the show will be held at the Maritime Square Exhibition Centre. More than 500 firms
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      Ohio trade team in
      66 3 A THIRTEEN-MEMBER trade delegation from Ohio will arrive today to scout for joint-venture partners in manufacturing. The mission, led by Mr Frederick Sexton, director of Ohio's International Trade Division, will also promote exports of Ohio products. During their three-day stay, they will meet officials of the
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      Surprise raids on computer crimes
      766 3  -  By JOHN TAN COMPUTER users who are concerned about the security of their systems should consider making surprise and random checks on their operations. This is the only way companies can cut down on computer crimes committed by their own employees, according to an expert
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      642 3 I TWO-IN-ONE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Alternatives to ladders (6) 7 Metal products for intensive use, we bear 8 Hopeless footballer? (4) 10 Stand the journey with insufficient food! (6) 11 A letter to print in a rush (6) 14 Group of wise teachers (3) 16 A bit I
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      LOCAL AND FOREIGN RUBBER
      490 4 THE Singapore rubber market yesterday closed slightly higher with December One RSS buyers quoted at 237.00 cents per kilo, up 1.50 cents from Tuesday night's close, dealers said. Opening prices were marked upslightly on higher London advices and covering interest,they said. The afternoon session gained some
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      Closing prices
      28 4 Rubber: Dec 6 Singapore: December: 237.00 cents (up 1.50 cents) Malaysia: January: 237.50 (up $2.00) Tin: $1,826 (down $58 Official offering: 235 tonnes (down 14 tonnes
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      RAS PRICES.
      333 4 Prices in cenu per kilo yesterday: KLim Pw (per kilo) (per kilo) Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers bit. I R.S.S. oromiX f.o.b. 235.25 236.25N 236.00 237.00N Int. 1 R.S.S. Dec 236.25 236.75 237.00 237.25 Int. 1 R.S.S. Jan 239.75 240.25 240.75 241.25 Int 2 R.S.S. 233.00 234 00N 234.00
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      SSR and SMR
      96 4 NOON SSR and SMR prices yesterday: •AS Dm (Carre Wmftn ■t Mtfc) Setter* JHHIT (Forward Mtfc) la/ai Mtn SSR 30 (eenls M) (Mats par kg) (1-ton pallet) 237.00 239.00N 238.00 240.00N SSR SO (1-ton pallet) 234.00 236.00N 235.00 237 00N SMR5CV (1-ton pallet) 253.30 255.50N 254.00 256.00N
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      Rice
      182 4 BANGKOK rice prices were quoted as follows yesterday: (In US dollars per tonne F. 0.8. basis Bangkok) WMte rlea: 100 pet Ist claas 340. 100 pet 2nd class 325, 100 pet M class 339, 5 pet 313. 10 pet 290,15 pet 285, 30 pet 380, 35 pet 375, 35
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      Produce exchange
      300 4 COMMODITY were generally unchanged in quiet trading conditioos at the Singapore produce market yesterday. Dealers said trading was dull with the market continuing to reflect uncertainty and the lack of buying interest. Many dealers said the lacklustre conditions were brought about in the absence of new market factors.
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      Hongkong Comex
      148 4 SUGAR futures trading remained quiet In Hongkong yesterday, with turnover at a record low of one against five on Tuesday, dealers said. Dealing has restricted the March delivery, which closed at US 8.45/56 cents against Tuesday's 8.55/60. Jan 7.75 806 7 70/810 Mch 8.45/59 8.56/8.90 May 834 51
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      SPOT PRICES
      178 4 YARN aad cotton in Hongkong dollar*, spot ex-godon*: Csttsa yam: China Blue Phoenix x* um. m um, 3,000 (per bale of WO lbs). Ptaae pih. Chiaa Butterfly and Globe trad uaq; Dragon Head unq; Five Lamb* uaq; Flower aad Butterfly uaq; Flying Geeae unq (per place Mlaches by
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      Sugar
      195 4 RAW sugar futures finished the morning in London yesterday with on balance losses of £0.20 to £0.65 per tonne although prices were generally above session lows. Turnover totalled 1,068 lots including five options. The market had opened below Tuesday night's kerb levels but about unchanged on balance. Dealers attributed
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      Straits tin
      209 4 THE Straits tin price in Pea yesterday, fell 950 per to sua, a» above the International Tin Agreement ceiling, deslers said. Sentiment was affected by the continued weakarsi in London overnight, and support from all sources was small. Turaover rose to U5 tonnes from 221 tonnes, and no
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      Lead
      90 4 LEAD ended morning ring dealings £1.25 down for cash and £0.25 higher (or three months In London yesterday The pace of trading slowed considerably from recent active sessions, which dealers attributed to quieter phyMcal market conditions due to lack of follow through to last week's demand from the USSR.
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      Zinc
      57 4 ZINC was £1 lower for cash and £1.25 per tonne down for three months at the end of morning ring dealings in London yesterday. Dealers said this market was quiet with values holding in a narrow range reflecting comparative stability of copper and lend. Carrying operations accounted lor most
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      Aluminium
      43 4 ALUMINIUM ended the morning ring £1 per tonne higher far three months in iiwAm yesterday. The market remained very quiet throughout the morning with prices holding steady on scattered buying which found little pre sire to sell. Ring sales were 175 tonnes.
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      Palm oil
      66 4 C.I.F. North European port*, in U8 dollars per ton ui otherwise stated. LONDON: Tuee Previous Malaysian 5% ffa bulk per ton ine January unq unq February Mklr SSQair Sumatra 5* ffa bulk December MLSOalr SlOslr January flOOelr tmjSMr February 907.9Oslr S06alr March Stfeir flOQelr Nigeria SH ffa bulk
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      Wheat
      95 4 WHEAT futures stood U/4 to one cent a bushel lower in the two nearest contracts but 1/4 to 3-1/4 cents higher in others at midswion in Chicago on Tuesday. Wheat futures, influenced by > variety of heavy spreading, cloned with widely varied results. Prices settled 6-1/2 to 1/1 cent
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      Soybean
      132 4 SOYBEAN meal futures found late support in CUcagp on Tuesday to close up 10 80 to IB.# a ton, at or *ar the day's highs, after rttting in the loss column most of the day. Oil futures ended 0.12 to 0.08 cent a lb higher in the three nearest
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      Coffee
      100 4 ROBUST A futures ended the opening call "about steady" £17 to £6 per tonne down from Tuesday in sales of 271 lots. The decline reflected technical adjustments against New York with biggest losses seen in near months where trade selling was well absorbed. Deferred months met light buying interest
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      Cocoa
      139 4 COCOA futures la Ldndon yesterday morning closed the opening can £3.50 up to £3.50 down from Tuesday. Initially near March traded £BJO higher against New York at 0,110. Dealers said the market traded within a relatively narrow range at the call with any easing in prices posribty due to
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      Copper
      261 4 COPPER wirebars fhihhrl the morning lor cash and down £1 far time months hi London yesterday. Active borrowing operations >«»finr) to feature trading on a market which otherwise appeared to lack treat incentives. Hie demand tar nearby metal reflected the continuing tightness of good quality material far and the
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      Silver
      140 4 SILVER on the LME lost 3.9 to 4.4 pence per troy ounce in London on Tuesday. The downturn in US futures and steadier sterling against the US dollar prompted light selling during the afternoon with three months trading down to 308.2 pence in the ring and to 306.2 pence
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      Gold
      420 4 THE Singapore gold futures market closed easier yesterday, reflecting lower overseas gold prices and uncertainty over the day's DfF gold auction, dealers said. The market opened between US ft cents and $L5O lower and tell further by another doDnr in subsequent trading due to lack of interest partly due
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    • MONEY AND EXCHANGE$
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        Singapore market
        396 4 THE US dollar firmed in moderate trading on the foreign exchange market yesterday as Bundesbank announced US borrowings of Deutschemarks to support the dollar. Opening at 1.9750/60 against the Japanese yen, the dollar firmed gradually to 1.1800/10 when London opened in the afternoon. Against the West German mark,
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        Asian $ rates
        173 4 Asian rates ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Dec <5 USNMImII orr«T ii 7 days 10 I'l 1 month 10'. 10'. 2 months 111/16 1019/16 3 months 110/16 117/16 6 months IS 11 0 months 1111/*****/16 13 months MM/MM 6/10 1«M Dm. f, f■ ,.I 1 month
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        Australia/NZ
        31 4 AUSTRALIA/NZ sail heagis us+mrum Turn 9Mm*s ixh asm MMjr-tor a*- Ml taqrtaf raws: SHrSmMM US SiSari Ltn Mlwlj fcj lw< raMs: ,nnst aaws IginhriUSl *ia<B» rsuqrmr«pial MHi US Mhr IJBM
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        Discount
        46 4 K«*C« ot ft riCM ifftnd hy dlseoeal kM mo oa Do* Ovtnifkl a to 4% Cali 4i»nhi i 4* Hi flag 3 month Bayiaf Mh( Treasury bUli i« -r. 3 month Bank btiu t'. 7 3 month CD 19/18 77/M month CD 7». 7 4
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        Lock icon MLR
        26 4 Source: National Discount Co Ltd. THE tvarafe rtU at wkicb Singapore banks ara currently prepared to lend to their bast customers is 7A par cent.
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        Frankfurt
        19 4 FRANKFURT exebsages OmLMM/M sic its DSMM-M at m m m lmzjmmb P»<UMI Nkr MJt/M noiUi/a Mfc MM,MM YaaLMM/B
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        London
        291 4 TH£ dollar opened firmer across the board in quiet trading in London yesterdauy, in continued reaction to asoMlloiis from the EEC summit that current Joint float parities will not be altered on the introduction of European Monetary System (EMS), dealers said. It rose to UDB/S marks from Tuesday night's
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        New York
        224 4 THE dollar cloned lower against most major currencies after a day of thin trading in New York on Tuesday, dealers said. Two factor* impacting the dollar, dealers said, were early nervousness about the European monetary system and mounting concern about the continuing uarest in Iran. Dealers said they
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        Tokyo
        180 4 THE US dollar for overnight delivery closed firmer at 198.00 yen in Tokyo yesterday, compared with a 197 JO opening and 198J0 at Tuesday's dose, dealers said. The US currency -A strengtnenea furtner in ugnt late trading on dollar buying by Japanese and foreign to ndjnst and import covering
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        Hongkong
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        Zurich
        29 4 ZURICH auJuuifM closing quotes an Dec 5: us i.n»-Tia StgUMMM oaaisun a*. SJBMO9 Okr MJMMtB Nkr S.MMM SkrSSRaS lm I jmi mm Am MS lUSIS-1744 Port ICUMOB toUSMM*
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        Treasury bill tender
        39 4 THE MONETARY Aathority of Wngspore Imm invited teaks mad discount louwi to tenter for a total of $30 mfittna 91-day Treasury bills to be issued (roan Dsc.ll to Dsc 15. t—<lw inMt mtM inf I— Hmii
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon LME buying on spec screeches to a halt
      314 5 AFP. SPECULATIVE buying of oon ten—i metals has dried up abruptly on the London metal market over the past two days following rumours that the Bank of was dissatisfied with the pattern of trade in recordpriced lead in its recent monthly survey
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      Lock icon GERMANY'S SURPLUS
      74 5 Reuter to'oletobar after a 411 mUsa surplus b September and a surplus sf 5.41 Hilton Is October 19TJ, the Bundesbank repsrtod. Stattsttcs Office said u y U the October after a September surplus revised to 411 mlMaa bus 1J MBsu. The central hunk said the surplus ever the
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Lock icon REACHING ITS PRIME...
        445 5 Agencies THE current US prime lending rate of 11.5 per cent is clone to its maximum .and does not need to be brought much higher since the economy is slowing down in any case said Mr. David Rockefeller, chairman of Chase Manhattan Corp., said in London yesterday.
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      628 5 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Tine From GIA GA944 1065 PKU GIA GA90B 1100 MES PAL PR501 1135 MNL GIA GA982 1200 HLP SIA SQ240 1210 MES SIA SQ201 1245 HLP THAI TG413 120 BKK MAS MH684 1410 KCH MAS MH651 1330 (MES)/PEN/KUL SIA SQ455 1340 BWN
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      Statistics expose bleak state of Aussies' economy
      586 5 GLOOMY official statistics released this week show the depressed state of the Australian economy with output falling and savings honk deposits much weaker than this time last year. Simultaneously, the balance of overseas. payments problem intensified. Third quarter figures for national income and
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      Lock icon No firm 'yes' from US on reactor sale
      88 5 AFP IB US has art given a deflalte go-ahead far France te seh CMsa two aseliar esnsfeas, belli ihe UB Male DqwUMt Paris nie genernl terms, delivery sf Amerie ne-tcchnology oeaM net he sanrsesi unjem again* the On Monday, France n ander
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      Lock icon Sharp decline in Saudi Arabian foreign reserve
      218 5 Reuter SAUDI Arabia's international reaerve has declined sharply although the coontry'* overall foreign assets continue to increase The International Monetary Fund's International Statistics show that in September Saudi Arabia's reserve, measured by the IMF's international liquidity position, stood at USQDJB billion (SIM billion),
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      Lock icon TOKYO WON'T EASE FOREX CURBS YET
      137 5 Reuter THE Japanese Finance Ministry will not for the time being relax controls over the inflow of short-term money into the country. A ministry spntresmsn was commenting on a report by the newspaper Nihon Keizai that the Japanese government is considering lowering restive ratios
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    Carter is merely marking time
    373 6 THE KEYNOTE is confidence. Plans by the United States to borrow US$l.5 billion (about 553.3 billion) from the German and Swiss capital markets are tangible proof that the country is serious in defending the value of the dollar overseas. Unlike swap arrangements among central banks
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    Tin market drags with leaden feet
    264 6 JUST TWO MONTHS AGO, the tin market was one of the easiest to make a small fortune. Daily, rumours of an imminent squeeze on the metal fuelled a dramatic rise in the price of the metal. In Malaysia, miners were holding back on stocks
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    Biotechnology blooming fast into an industry
    2290 6 BIOLOGY may launch an industry as characteristic of the 21st century as those based on physics and chemistry have been o! the 20th century. Key science advisers to the British government are setting up a working party to see whether biotechnology, using techniques like
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      62 6 OUTLOOK for Singapore from 6 a.m. to noon today: Isolated showers in late morning. Kepwt for 24 hears prfor to Ul p.m. n Dee at the alrpert: Maximum temperature 30.7 C Associated humidity 69 Minimum temperature 22.8 C Associated humidity 99 Hours of sunshine 8.10 Rainfall in millimetres Trace Total
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      263 6 TV SINGAPORE 5 PM Opening followed by Islands Of The South Seas* Diary 01 vents (Chinese)* Home Sweet Home with English subtitles (Repeat)* Intermission Opening followed by What's My Line News in Brief* The Struggle For Survival (Last in series—Repeat)* Rampaian Sukan (Malay)* News in Malay* The -Sa MMon Dollar
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    S'pore trails behind her export rivals
    601 7  -  By SOH TIANG KENG SINGAPORE to way ahead at todaetrial Batten In har maiarir gmwth. Bat Mw to trafltog behind her anh Aatea expert rivals Taiwaa and Saath eatpat. Last year, all three eempetiton eatpaead fltagapan la eeanaarie expaasiaa. tola year Last yea El*
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    Lock icon EEC will require coordination with Third countries
    845 7 EUROPEAN MONETARY SYSTEM FEW things can stand by themselves, and the European Monetary System is no exception. It cannot succeed unless countries outside the EEC nine are consulted and coordination of exchange rate policies Is made. The EEC recognises this and, at its
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    STRAWS IN THE WIND
    401 7 IT IS a pity that advertisers will make use at any opportunity to push their preduct, even if it is an evangelical meeting. "Come, hear Billy Graham," announces an advertisement by an organ company. This was followed by another entry further down that said, in the
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    How to stifle a millionaire
    924 7  -  [FORUM ...with Quek Peck Lim A RUBBER millionaire was once ashed how he managed ting bach, eyas soft with memories, he recounted how the secret of his success lay in the very simple expedient of being the first with the news. Now, that is not
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      75 7 HOTEL MALAYSIA 40 Cuscaden Roafl. Singapore 9 Tel: *****1 THE MANDARIN SINGAPORE 333 Orchard Road. Singapore 9 Tel: *****1 THE MARCO POLO Tanglin Circus. Singapore 10 Tel: *****1 HOTEL MERLIN SINGAPORE 7500 Beach Road. Singapore 7 Tel: *****11 MING COURT HOTEL Tanglin Road. Singapore 10 Tel: *****3 HOTEL NEGARA 15
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS MARKETS
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      Warning dampens prices
      517 8 TOKYO LARGE-CAPITAL stocks declined due to news that Mr. Tanimura, chairman ot the Tokyo Stock Exchange, sent out a stern warning to brokerage houses and corporate investors against active trading recently. However, some incentivebacked issues and speculative stocks were selectively bought. In the morning session, steel, shipbuilding
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      Sydney
      234 8 DBC Cent* INDUSTRIALS A. C.I* ■■«•••••••■> A.P'.U. Ampol Pet B.H. P. >•••••! Bank NSW Boral Bramble* C. B. A. C.8. R. •>•*■•■••••• Coal Allied Dunlop Ex. Ind Herald Hooker I.C>L Lend LeaM Myer New Ltd Oak bride* Pioneer Con Repoo Rothmane Swan Brew T.N.T Thlese Tooth Woolworth 1*1 IM
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      Manila
      91 8 DIC 88 Pwoa Acoje Ml nine AtlaaCon. A Atlas Con. B Bagulo Gold Benguet Con. B BF Goodrich CDCP Inco B Land oil LeptntoB MarlnduqueB Meralco Oriental A Oriental B PhllOiawn Phil ex A PhllexB PlcopA PteopB Pioneer PLOT PodcoB Po«* San Miguel A San Miguel B Seafront Utfphll
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      Moderate trading
      767 8 NEW YORK FORECASTS by US bankers on both sides of the Atlantic that short-term interest rates may soon peak pushed stocks broadly higher in moderate trading on Tuesday. The predictions lifted a market looking for a reason to resume the climb of late last week that was prompted
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      Hongkong
      241 8 DEC 09 HKJ Amtl Rubber 2 MB Aaodated Hotel* 3 06 +0.09 Bowattri CheoncKonf ID +0.2 China DIM 2.129 +0.005 Chin* Light 29.00 +1 City Hotels City Urban 1.24 +0.M Comiopok i n +0.27 ConPfs CroesHarb Tunnel (.70 unch PhUe* 0.16 -0.0029 H/8 Hotels 17.10 HangLung 5.30 uneh Hang
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      Lock icon Rustenburg sees higher US demand
      279 8 FT. RUSTENBURG PLATINUM* the world's greatest producer of platinum, is to reinstate part of its capital development programme in order to meet its commitments to the US motor industry, it was announced recently with the publication of the.annual report. The cost of the reinstatement will
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      Bangkok
      220 8 DEC Baht Bank of Asia 260 -S Bangkok Bank 386" -6 Bank of Ayudaha Ltd unq Bangkok Metropolitan 1312 unch Bank Laem Thong Bank unq Thai Commercial -22 Bank 570 Thai Danu Bank unq Thai Farmers Bank 364 +2 Union Bank of Thailand 391 unch Industrial Finance Corp 2S35
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      Selected Indices
      63 8 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 488.2 Monday 480 9 Week Ago 489.9 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 820.51 Monday 806.83 Week ago 804.14 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Tuesday TO'i to 80 Monday 75' < to 7<J'« H.K.HANG SENG Wednesday 525.08 Tuesday 518 93 Week ago 487.04 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 452.53
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      JO'BURG
      261 8 GOLDS were mixed in lacklustre trading on Tuesday, dealers said. Gains ranged to 100 cents and kisses of up to 25 cents were recorded in heavy weghts. Mining financial* were similarly mixed in thin trading. Diamond share De Beers edged two cents higher to 757 and Ana mint rose
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      TORONTO
      282 8 SHARE prices closed fractionally higher on Tuesday as the market reversed its decline in the final hour of active trading in response to an accelerated advance in New York. Volume totalled .3 million shares against 4.08 million shares at the close on Monday. The composite index was up more
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      Lock icon Tarmac Bail sale costs £7m
      130 8 Reuter TARMAC said the sale of over 15 raadstone plants in Germany will have realised £7 million by early next year in a rationalisation programme to halt German losses. It said in a statement its German subsidiary Tarmac Bau will no longer be operating in
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      Leading banks close slightly lower
      539 8 EUROPEAN MARKETS ZURICH prices closed easier after a quiet session, with the initially weaker dollar and concern aver possible parity changes at the EEC/EMS meeting depressing the stock market. Dealers said leading bai*s cloned slightly lower except for steady Swiss Volksbaak. Among narrowly mixed financial
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      Zurich
      177 8 dec Action* Suisse* Francs 173 unch Alusulsae Br 1055 -25 Alusulsae Ret Brown Bowl Br. 412 MM -10 -It Clba Oeify Br 1071 •1 CibaGeity PC ■73 unch ObaOctcrRef Credit Suisse Br <2* 2105 •4 -5 CreditSuisse Ret 420 -S Elektrowatt Br 1700 -20 Oeorte Fischer Br 545 unch
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      Amsterdam
      220 8 DEC ru ABN 370 00 •1 Ahold 107 00 unch Akxo 2a so -02 AMEV 85 70 4.1 Amlu 100 00 4.1 Amrol Bulk 75 00 -0 4 Bfi|utt 52 00 -0.1 Berk 84 00 +3 BoU M 10 -0.6 BorsumtJ M7 00 -1 Burhmann 70 70 -13 Byenkorf
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      Paris
      262 8 DEC Prs CORBEILLE Air-Uqulde MS BSNOervats Danone 5M CSFtThomaonCsf) 388 90 CteFrancalae da Petrola 139.90 Compagnle Financier* Compacnie General* 399.90 Credit Fonder De France 43S Hachette t Llbralrle) 238 Machine* Bull 52.99 Michelin (B) 1249 Panbas 308 Pechlney Cljtne Kuhlmann 79.50 Peugeot 490 phlltp«<N*Qeni Be ill) SI.40 PrlntempsSA 121.90
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      Frankfurt
      212 8 DEC M Dm Aef-Telefunken 78.10 unch Akso 36 50 unch ALU Leben 735 Alii Vers 495 unch BASF 136 10 •Mil Bay H T Wbank 316B Bay Vbank 329 1.5 Bayer 140 90 *0.9 BBC 308B BMW 223.00 -1 Casaella 388 -2 Chem Verw 277 +5 Commerzbank 228.50 1.9
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      Brussels
      95 8 DEC Fr» FORWARD I MARKS T Acec 410 -7 Arbed 2030 -10 Astur 890 unch Brascan 482 Bru-Lamb 1620 unch Canpac 648 -14 Cock 404 •4 De Beer* 102 -2 Ebes 2380 -i Electrobel 7140 40 Ob-Inno-Bm 2520 -10 Gev 1324 -16 Hobok 2410 -40 Petro 3295 -25 Ryl
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      Milan
      98 8 DEC M Ure ♦A 30 unch Assoc Oen ***** -100 Baslogl, 508 -S Centrmle 4700 -100 Flat 2850 -29 Flnslder 151 2 25 Oen lmmob 75 •IA IFI Pri 2423 -40 Italcementl ***** -450 792 ♦2 IUlUder 350 ♦2.5 KU(n«U M PI 530 -t Marelll Ere 234 unch Mfdiob
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      CHICAGO BOARD OPTIONS
      1602 8 On December 5 CHICAGO Board Options Exchange volume expanded to 146,048 contracts from 132,769 on TuesUpjohn Upjohn Upjohn Xerox Xerox Xerox 45 so 00 45 SO 80 OPTION 6 1 3/8 1/8 117/8 71/3 19/16 FEB S S/8 37/S 1V16 12 3/4 NOL MAY 6V4 31/3 UNTRD
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      153 8 A European, Singapore based Trading and Consulting Company has an opening for an ECOLOGIST AND/OR LAND RECLAMATION SPECIALIST The Applicant is expected to have full knowledge of the Malaysian Governments views and actions in respect to the Malaysian Ecology and land reclamation from tin mine areas in particular. The applicant
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  • INTERNATIONAL COMPANY NEWS
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      Lock icon Experts oppose Norway's Volvo deal
      230 9 Reuter. NORWEGIAN financial expert# said tbey cannot recommend the Norwegian purchase of a 40 per cent stake In Swedish Volvo became the Norwegian capital market ia too small. The Financial Analysts Society said in a report the capital aspect of the deal is underestimated and
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      Lock icon Hampton Gold gets CML offer
      170 9 Reuter. UK-BASED Hampton Gold Mining Areas said it received an approach from the Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society (CML) about a possible takeover bid after the CML reported acquiring a 13.9 per cent stake in the company. The approach is wholly unexpected and further clarification
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      Lock icon NIB Eurobond
      46 9 Reuter. THE NORDIC Investment Bank is issuing a 60 million mark seven-year Eurobond with an indicated 6-1/4 per cent coupon and 99 per cent pricing, bond market sources said. Lead manager is Deutsche Bank and final terms should be set on Dec 13. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Eumig's 1,000 dismissals a sad precedent
      773 9 EUROPEAN h FT. BY AUSTRIAN standards, the sudden dismissal of a thousand workers by one company is wholly unprecedented. Yet this is the size of the redundancies just announced by Eumig, the major film projector and cine-camera producer. Long regarded as one of the
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      Lock icon SALZGITTER GROUP HOPES TO CUT LOSSES BY HALF
      569 9 FT. SALZGITTER, the state-owned West German steel company with major shipbuilding interests, hopes to halve its group net losses in the current financial year, having reduced them by more than a quarter to 70 million deustchemarks in 1977-78. Describing last year's result
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      Lock icon Conrail seeks a freer hand
      223 9 NYT. CONSOLIDATED BAIL wiD pal MI far sue year Its ptaa I* iliblh kHdreds tt kUimetnm tt aapraOlaMe Hm with the tope thai piaslhit Aaarieti nfilihfy ehaagea tt«B appeal fill ""luahau Cnrtll, Ike U8 geverasaeat-apeaeered railroad syslam that ipw •te« freight aad pymiddle weal, ui
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      Lock icon Rockwell sells Admiral
      121 9 AP. ROCKWELL International said on Tuesday it has sold a Swiss-baaed subsidiary, Admiral, which owns the Admiral television manufacturing plant in Taipeh. The Pittsburgh-based company said the purchaser' is Henry Yu, a representative of a group of Par Eastern businessmen who have interests in Hongkong, the Philippines
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      Lock icon The Price method is to buy more on the way down
      746 9 NYT WHEN T. ROWE Price talcs about stocks, he bases his comments on 60 years' experience stretching back 18 years before he set up the US$2 billion Mutual Fund Organisation that bears his name. He has long since retired
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      Lock icon LTV-Lykes merger is no honeymoon
      1254 9 STEEL DEMAND CRUCIAL N.AMERICAN NYT IT IS, at heat, a beginning. At worst, the beginning of the end. The stockholders of LTV and Lykea have approved a merger which is intended to save two of the oldest and most troubled names in American steel Lykea'
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      AMERICAN EXPRESS HOPEFUL
      57 9 AMERICAN Expreee per ■hare Mntap la the f earth jaarter will he ap (reai the M U8 eeata md la the mm IfTI Chtlraka Jtati will 'he'll'exeae af'St ariUUa er aheet tifl per Atn, If frm UM last year. He Mi ■iillh ef the 8«lae-Aaierleaa Chamber el
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      Lock icon Textron suspends Iranian project
      140 9 Reuter TEXTRON said its Bell Helicopter division is suspending work on its Iranian helicopter co-production programme because Iran has not met the advance funding requirements estahMwd by the contract. The programme is a Joint venture with the government of Iran aimed at eventually producing helicopters in
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      Lock icon Cities' Matinloc reserves bigger than Nido
      254 9 Reuter CITIES SERVICES Philippines believes its latest offshore discovery well, Matinloc B, could hold bigger reserves than the Nido One well it Is already bringing into production in the South China Sea, off the Philippines island of Palawan. There has been no official confirmation
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      Lock icon Safeco's leaving New York City
      141 9 Reuter THE NEW YORK State Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled that Safeco Insurance may withdraw its property and casualty insuitnce operations from the State of New York. The court overruled a decision by New York state insurance superintendent Albert Lewis, who said Safeco could only
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  • DEALS DONE ON THE SES AND KLSE
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      In Singapore
      1273 10 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock. Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board deal
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      Government bonds
      100 10 4 1/1* I/VBO (250.000) (90.308 00.408) IfcMl (250.000) (00 068 99.806) 100 306 l/VW (250 000 > (100 158 7* l/VM (250,000) (100.MB 100.755) 7 1/4% IWM (250,000)(100.75B) 7 1/4% 15/10/84 (250,000) (100.75B) 7 1/4* 1/VB7 250.000) (100.75B) I 1/2% T F 15/1/87 250.000) (100.408 100.556) 1/4% T
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    Unit trusts
    142 10 SINGAPORE UNTT TOUST (Miaigrri' prices tar Dw 7) The Commerce 2 09 2.22 The Saving Fund 1.30 IJI S pore Prof Fund 0 M 0.99 S pore Sec. Fund 1.71 l.«l S pore Invest Fund 123 1J0 INCOME BOND UNIT (Current prison) Income Bond 1.U 1.17 miu niwrimu
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    SHARE INFORMATION SERVICE
    2529 10 I97K Hi#h Low Company Last Sale +orGr'» Div Div C'vr Gr'* Y'M Net P/E Vol Day (-000) High Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIALS 272 238 178 219 275 111 280 '326 So 132 Acma 123* Alcom 107 Allied Choc 133 BAT 195* Bata 59 Ben 162 Berjaya Kawat
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    In Kuala Lumpur
    1547 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 shown in brackets In lots of 1,000 unit* unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Aetna (2.028). (2 708 2 958). A C»*« (1 12B). Hen
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    COMPANY MEETINGS
    246 10 Cenfaal Sngars Mi: AGM to be held at Batu Tig*, Selangor, at 11.00 a.m. tomorrow. 8e«na Ltd: AGM to be held at the Conference Room of United Overseas Bank Ltd, 4th Floor, No. 1 Bonham Street, at 3.00 p.m. on Dec 8. Sen View Hotel Ltd: AGM to
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    Buyers return to market but trading remains light
    638 10 IN LIGHT trXlag volume, bajws retarded to fee Stock Exehaage «t Singapore yesterday rstsbllahlaft t pattern at erratic price flactaatieas la the week. After spnalag. well ea M—day, the market teak a dtp aa Taeaday to tarn ap agaia yesterday. Far waat
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    Bulls and bears maintaining low profiles
    552 10 SHARE PRICES drifted fractionally higher over another dull and extremely quiet session on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday. With the absence of any major changes in the news background, the bulls and the bears were both evidently maintaining low profiles. As such, there
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  • COMPANY NEWS
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      Look hard before you drive into Cycle & Carriage
      775 11  - Look hard before you drive into Cycle Carriage By MANO SABNANI INVESTORS who are contemplating putting their money into the shares of high-flyer Cycle and Carriage may do well to await the interim results of the group before taking the plunge. For symptoms are already present that the spectacular growth
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      Sale consideration based on NTA, explains Supreme
      98 11 SUPREME Corporation Bhd. has explained to the Stock Exchange that the sale consideration of $1,096,500 for the sale of 2.15 million ordinary shares in United Biscuit Manufacturing was arrived at by the auditors. It was based on the net tangible assets of the
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    • LATEST RESULTS
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        KAMUNTING Tin Dredging (M) Bhd.
        36 11 said unaudited group's after-tax profit amounted to MslBl,ooo (loss $159,000), half year ended Sept 30. Interim dividend is 7.75 cents gross (nil), payable Jan 11 to shareholders registered on Dec 28.
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        KAMPONG LANJUT Tin Dredging Bhd.
        62 11 announced unaudited after-tax profit of M 5340,000 ($330,000), half year ended Sept 30. Interim dividend is 12.5 cents gross (same), payable Jan U to shareholders registered on Dec 28. The company said its dredge remained shut down on care and maintenance basis while it continues
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        KENT (F.M.S.) Tin Dredging Ltd.
        60 11 placed in voluntary liquidation, said a first distribution of MJI per share to shareholders on the Malaysian and UK registers will be paid on Dec 30. Transfer books will be closed on Dec 28. The company was placed in voluntary liquidation last September following the
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        KRAMAT Tin Dredging Bhd.
        97 11 reports unaudited net profit of M 5680,000 ($570,000), half year ended Sept 30. Interim dividend is 20 per cent gross (24 per cent) payable Jan U to shareholders registered on Dec 28. Tin concentrate output 3,210 piculs (3,954). The company said higher tin prices compensated for
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        SUNGEI BESI Mines Malaysia Bhd
        79 11 has an- nounced unaudited consolidated net profit M 13.6 million ($3.09 million), half year ended Sept 30. Its interim dividend is 170 cents gross (nil), payable Jan 11 to shareholders registered on Dec 28. Tin concentrate output 16,965 piculs (15,475 piculs). The company said output
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      Strain on CCB's margins puts the brakes on pre-tax profits
      540 11  -  By SUSAN BEVAN CYCLE and Carriage Bintang's (CCB) results for the year ended Sept. 30, show an unspectacular growth of only 5.3 per cent in pre-tax profits to MH7.87 million compared with recent times. The company appears to suffer from
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      Killinghall's profits hit by poor output
      229 11 AS WITH many other tin mining companies in th* Malaysia, declining output of tin ore has taken a toll on Killinghall Tin's profits. Preliminary results for the year ended Sept. 30 show a 27 per cent drop in pre-tax profit to M 53.43 million,
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      462 11 Current Ex Books Date Total for Total for Payment Date Close Payable the year Previous year A Hitam Plant 15*(b) Nov 22 Dec 2 Dec 8 15* 15* A Ent 10*1 Nov 10 Nov 22 Dec 8 10* 20*<C) Talam Mines 10*1 Nov 10 Nov 22 Dec 8
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      SCRIP ISSUE
      174 11 Company Particulara Ex Date Books Cloae Mia Sec Bonus Issue of 1 for 2 Dec 6 Dec 23 S'pore Land Rights Issue of 1 for 3 $140 per share Dec 15 Dec 22 Synthetic Retina Rights Issue of 2 for 5 t $1.00 per share Dec 13 Dec
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      KLSE ASKS CENTRAL SUGARS FOR DETAILS ON PMCW
      307 11 CICNTRAL SUGARS tea ke ea UM that althaagk Hi st*r« li Pu4bkyri» Demit Vtrki iter a af ww mtatfei to J ue SB, ivn may Ml lavalve a ehaage la tke t ampaay'a eperattoaa, It luaMt af the > Exekaage > s
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      Consplants turns in bumper results for first quarter
      425 11 BOOSTED by sharply increased output and better prices obtained from its estate crops, Consolidated Plantations the largest subsidiary of the Sime Darby group has turned in bumper results for the first quarter of the current financial year. Apparently, the effects of the
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      Letter to the Editor
      169 11  -  George Loke Dear Sir, Ferglve me If I peiat eat aa everalgkt la the aharemarket re parte to year paper recently. Tke reperta kept ea aaerlklag tke iepremti state af the nlailmai jiil to the palttag eat af Haagkeag lavesters aad stale kail UqaMattoa kat fall
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      39 11 JUMBO SHIPPING CO. S.A. GENEVA M.V. "STELLANOVA" ETA DEC. 20. 1978 HEAVYLIFT CAPABILITIES UPTO 140 TONS INTERESTED CARGOES DIRECTION UK/CONTINENT VESSEL MOST SUITABLE FOR OILFIELD DRILLING OR CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT AGENTS: PAC-ASIAN SERVICES PTE. LTD. 1613-1616 INTERNATIONAL PLAZA TEL: 220-4833
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      248 11 THE STRAITS TIMES PRESS (1975) LIMITED (Incorporated in Singapore) For the year ended 31st August 1978 the Directors report: Group S$ Company SI 1977 Company SI Turnover Profit before taxation Investment income Taxation Profit after taxation Extraordinary item profit on sale of investments Minority interests Profit after extraordinary item •After
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    Carter offers bonds to German residents
    792 12 THE US Treasury will borrow US$l.5 billion worth of Deutschemarks from German investors next week to help defend the dollar. This is the first time the US government is tapping funds from private citizens overseas. The German offer, set for next Tuesday, is the
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    Electrician testifies at Spyros inquiry
    454 12 ELECTRICIAN Abraham Paul told an inquiry yesterday that he shut off power supplies to the Greek tanker, Spyros, after he heard an explosion on Oct. 12. Mr.Paul, who works for Jurong Shipyard, recalled that he was on the telephone when he heard the blast, followed
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    Japan must aim for 7pc
    258 12 Reuter FIVE IMF experts suggested during annual consultations with Japanese officials that Japan should aim for real economic growth of 7 per cent next year to stimulate its economy and reduce its current account surplus. Finance Ministry officials reported yesterday the IMF team, headed by
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    LONDON STOCKS
    744 12 LONDON. Wed. Share prices closed generally a penny or two firmer although trading was slack, dealers said. Early gains of several pence m leaders were mostly pared by the close, although Beerfeto remained in demand on the last day of dealings in the new shares that resulted from
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    Carter may open the floodgates of inflation
    447 12 Reuter PRI2SIDENT Carter could touch off a chain reaction of in flation and recession if he seeks authority to impose mandatory wage and price controls on the country, a joint congressional economic committee study said yesterday. Staff economists based their theory on a
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    TOWNSHIP PROJECT SECURES $35M ADB LOAN
    144 12 THE Asian Development Bank (ADB) will grant a US$l6 million (about S*3s million) loan to Malaysia for the continued implementation of the 400,00-hec-tare Trengganu Tengah township development scheme. The 20-year loan, with a four-year grace period, will bear an interest rate of 7.7 per
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    IRVING TRUST BANKER ARRIVES
    122 12 THE ezerattve vtee pratfeat aai ehalrmaa at the credit petley eeounlttoe ef the UBS&J Mills itftwh Irvtag Trast Craps ay, Mr Edwto A. Sehseabera, arrives here today tor a tws day vWt It ta part «f Ms twaweek Asia* trip. 0 M,. pwaaJuSS aff£ eeri, laeal
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    Sarawak's bid to sell pepper direct
    85 12 AFP. AN INCREASE in direct trade in Sarawak pepper was predicted yesterday by the leader of a recent pepper trade mission to Europe. The chairman of Kuching's Pepper Marketing Board, Mr Leonard Linggi, who led the mission, said steps are being taken to link
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    Time to revamp oil production sharing pacts
    401 12 THE PRESENT form of product ion-shar ingc o ntracts in oil exploration should be scrapped and replaced by a revised "streamlined one." This was suggested by Mr A.T. Hatley, manager of Cities Service during the Council for Energy Studies conference at Shangri-La Hotel
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    Thais'all-out drive to cut oil imports
    318 12 THAILAND is seeking the help of regional countries with experience in petroleum and gas development in its drive to become less dependent on oil imports. Speaking on oil and South-east Asia at an energy conference, Mr. Wimon Wiriyawit, chairman of Thailand's Natural Gas Organisation,
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    UK banks provide export credit for China
    123 12 STANDARD Chartered Merchant Bank and Standard Chartered Bank Ltd have signed a deposit facility agreement with the Bank of China in London for US$lOO million (Ss22o million) to cover financing of UK capital goods to China. Standard Chartered Merchant Bank said it started
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    Devalued rupiah cuts our exports
    129 12 Reuter. SINGAPORE exports to Indonesia were halved in the first week after the 33.6 per cent devaluation of the rupiah, according to an Indonesian embassy spokesman here. He said exports of luxury goods dropped by 70 per cent but construction materials and industrial goods covered
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      151 12 nusTßflunn mDusimm EquipmEm mode welL.works well...sells uiell Reliability, performance, quality of production and value for money, that's how Australian industrial equipment and machinery have gained increasing sales in world markets. The range is wide. From press brakes, guillotines, packaging machinery and materials handling equipment to pumps, machine drills, electric motors,
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        115 13 Managing director of Overseas Containers Ltd, Mr. Keith Reynolds, who is well-known in South-east Asian shipping circles, died in an accident in Hawaii on Nov 24. Mr Reynolds was also chairman of the Rubber Committee of the Far Eastern Freight Conference (FEFC) and he led the FEFC
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        New bills
        100 13 THE Far Eastern Freight Conference has introduced "received for shipment" bills of lading for containerised cargo leaving the recently-opened Busan Container terminal in South Korea. An FEFC spokesman said banks could negotiate letters of credit against the bills in place of "on board" bills of lading. But letters
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        28 13 Reuter THE Australian Conference T.iwp« will reduce its UK currency adjustment factor (CAF) from plus 12 per cent to plus 5.49 per cent, effective Dec 12.
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      Asean ports urged to swap ideas
      500 13  -  By RAHIM KASSIM ASEAN port authorities should organise exchange programmes to develop a better understanding of the problems and needs of the region's ports in order to promote closer working relations. Encik Harun Din, director general of the Kelang Port Authority, Malaysia who is
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      409 13 Acoaas n 5 MwWtrki ACS n 5 Medtalae Alea IV 3 MHshln Aguila IV 2 mac AW IV 5 MOL iT** 1 ESS apl m a NavttriT Una Page Cai 1 V 3 r IV 1 iv a iv 4 n 4 pak) IV a n 5 Arya Nat
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      Bounty's double
      51 13 The Ml will be Meatleal to (ana to the rami bailt at Hill la 1784 Mi Betola. Extoraally, the ibip will be aa exact iapiieato «f the "Ma aad aaxlllary geaeratteg 0 Lieyi's Register's Wpertßeetiea Services Departmeat (Leadea) ami Yacht aai 8»m Graft Dcgartowt (Seathamptoa) have beea tovetve*
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      London freight
      195 13 AP RATES maintained their stability despite a quieter chartering pace on the London freight market oa Tuesday. No further trans-Atlantic grain traffic emerged, but US Gulf grain fixing to Eastern destinations strated a steady tone. Tradax fixed a lateDecember loader with fe,ooo tons for Japan at U5511.75, basis
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      3835 17 SCHEDULE A guide to ships loading at Singapore for Ports around the World I The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port
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      Container Schedules
      975 18 r RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO AT CONTAINER TERMINAL VQ. (1) Each vessel's estimated time of arrival is advised by the Shipping Line. "..Ml, A fii>iit" 1 0 oiiKia/tf f A /^Hov>flPA qpXIQ SU«/Jvv v yXlctlAp^C (2) All export FCL containers and LCL cargo must
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      893 18 The leading shipping lines operating from .Singapore and the local agents who handle cargo bookings for them Aconas Line— Acoaas Sdn Bhd. Adriatic Container— Container Feeders. AFEA Line— Singapore Shipping. Aguila Oriental—Same. Ahh Shipping- Sharjah. Alfred C. Toepfer Line—». Intermodal. Algerian National Line (CNAN) —Unipacific. Alpac
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      Shipping market will improve
      869 18 FAR EAST FREIGHTS THE dripping market will Improve during the first quarter of 1979 because trade is increasing. Many tankers are being used for fuel products which creates demand for bulkers to transport grain. This demand is spilling into the Far East, especially for vessels of
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      Bill of lading muddle
      358 18 REPRESENTATIVES at a maritime MrfmsH la New York sa Mil af ended two days si talks lag the liapeadlag ratfflcattoa at the Haasharg ralea sf carrier eargs liability. The coherence, argaalsed by LLeyd's sI Lssdss, brssgkt tagether repreaeatatlves sf the US, UK, Earepe and rv —la
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      SHIPS IN PORT
      286 18 IAfEIIM) ARRIVALS TODAY KEPPEL WHARVES Able Reefer (0600 afte Vishva Aditya) 42/43 Ajana (0600) 15/16 Clifford Maer* (0800) 8/9 Golden Horse (1600 after Gerbera) 44 Hiap Soon No. 11 (0300 Menelaut) 47 Kota Mutlara (0700 after KoU Ratu) 10/11. NedUoyd Rio (OHO after Ncdlloyd Sinoutxkerk) 3/4. Palm
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      254 13 DIRECT DIVERSIFIED DEPENDABLE SERVICES TO/FROM USA ANDCANADA Agents Barter Lines Singapore Pie Ltd Tel 9»SI Harrisons A Croslield Kuala Lumpur Tafc HMI/I Pernas-MiSC Penanq Tel ***** I \!< 1) I\ 1 I \ll Orient Overseas Contained Line f JUta* 4/12 10/1? 17/12 18/12 24/12 25/12 30/12 31/12 6/1 7/1 14/1
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      212 13 SSI SEALORD UJ i ANTAH 1 UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG)! All vessels ***** DWT, 105 TON H.L. Derrick 288 TEU Capacity, Long Length Capability. ARABIAN GULF WEEKLY SERVICE) S pore I Loading for DIRECT >3 u Spore Loading for Jeddah (20/12), Aqaba (25/12), Hodadahl (30/12) 2 Jeddah, Hodeidah.
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      232 13 IF mm toma? SiN(, at: BU SI NF' MAERSK LINE FULtT CONTMNEM2EO FAST OWECT MCfKLY >/U 11/12 "/12 11/12 VI vi Taiwan Japan and Koieai Stngapor* 11/12 IVI2 25/12 1/ 1 IT F0« tal Am < 14/u 12/12 a/u ant mm a/12 17/12 I 2V12 2V12 WU tint 22/tt m/u
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      857 14 rHapag-Uoyd k RUT OORmOBD 10 OMR J>m rJWH 10/1? 12/12 11/12 21/12 20/12 exports ui caj*i* Outalay 30/12 3/1 4/1 6/1 1/1 U/l 7/1 9/1 21/12 30/12 19/1 21/1 29/12 16/1 11/1 •rMMaV^nM 20/1 21/1 2/2 4/2 1/2 10/2 20/2 22/2 4/1 7/1 12/1 10/1 22/1 19/1 29/1 5/2 11/2
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      513 14 T»* nTfjTi F<* I Fefe 22 Feb 1) F* 27 Feb 14 Urn 2 Fife II Mr ieb 21 kit ter» FA 21 Har M* 21 Feb 25 M* 13 M* 34 F* 27 Mv IS 1 r T« CANADA/USA Padfc Cms! fmm ra 12-14/2 IS-11/2 14-14/2 19-21/2 79-29/2 11-12/11
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      529 14 I J L RUT CONTAROBED SEIWCE DUBAI 20/12 OMMAN 22/12 KUWAIT 24/12 ft. SHAWUR 21/12 KBOMf 4/1/79 lI.SO ACCEPTHG CARGO FOR BAHRAM AND ABU DHAB i n Nim /MIPPinG V TftflDinG PTI lto. rl KMSPEEO RS ***** Id *****37 *****11 EVERGREEN LINE tVERGREEN VARINE CORPORA^ FAR MP SEA. MEDITERRANEAN SEA
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      446 14 Everett Lines "BURMESE NATIONAL LINE" B F.S.S.C Agents in Malays* TEPS MALAYSIA Port Ma* Td (38) 7355 Penang T«l *****/***** ■wwioe hMesMdwßttl 1 A. C.l. F "ARGENtINE NATIONAL LINE* Tramoortaaon Maritimi Mcncwia S. "MEXICAN NATIONAL LINE uu: np 10A0MG rod CUSTOM COLON. SM WAN SMTO DONMGO. RMGSTON. ran Of SPMN.
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      504 14 SANKYO LINE 17/11 Bat IVM Ik RR, MEL 11/19 Bsc 11/17 »K GBUUmM. ME 24/34 IK 21/77 IK SID, ML. MB. BANGLADESH SERVICE UMD MOITS P. HUNG 17/11 MM 15/14 MM CMTTAGONK. (MUM OCEAN 94PHMS I OnCVKS PTE LTD SNGAFOK iu stnu/71 22*1370 i uam m mmu muni MA S
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      773 15 OCL Overseas Containers Limited FKOM UK/CONTMMT: Ktorg tnm t*m Havre SXM PU»« Spore tat Mt Na*u mbpra* UU kM faM bM 110k 14 Dk HK. KS tana MM SaM bM bM UM MOk ML IK. U In—Mm UM bM bu faM 20 0k She IM .KS MqE«a bM bM UM
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      778 15 GRANARD LINE ■ant iBPOMKi oog antss mrwct KST bobtoar east/kditerrakan Tfmt PJ*nf tan Uadtar ■MVJM 22 0k 26 0k 21 Dk Ophwti PSanl Alexandria Beirut/iattaAu/Pireaus/ t_. lst«W/ Tuns I RMS MIW-... Iha 10 tan 12 1m p Sa*/Ale.andna,Beirut Lattatia PireatlS 7r<Wi ta*»i"'Ma«bH Mt MM TAT *77* 1 Fefe 3F* J
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      816 15 Q BEN LINE jo 'ONTAINERjS e*f*» amtm* somct to/fhom Eutare Tokia Eiprets ttyrfCMMt* Osaka Bar lM|i Mn Haafkaaf Elprcu LnarpM Bay Rsraau Mm HaMvt >I—l Eipnu 12/12 IVI2 28/12 »/u VI VI 12/1 14/1 M-M6 B HAWN ROAM HAVRE SOION Germany, Anstru tatmt f'ance MUK Wl2 1/1 4/1 |/i 7/1
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      629 15 Y Scan Dutch *9 :i m: h i > **y.%in EASTBOUND FROM MED/UK. CONTINEWT/SCANDINAvU 1) C tart 2) HM| 3) r<* r«M S) l«H 4) ITsate t W»« Spore IHH SM bM SM faM faM bM VU VU nUK IM laM MM UM M/U IVI2 nan MM 31/12 25/12 TOTMM
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      544 15 GUTHRIE BOUSTEAD Sis THE BANK LINE LTD IMPS RX Ell mU ■«Mfi Mk {1. PC Mfrnl I Sim* (stoat btart/IStK Swn ES OR N1 INF EXPRESS SERVICE MRECT FROM SMGAfORE TO NEW ORLEANS. MOfRLE. HOUSTON. 6ALVESTON. ALSO ACCEPTMG CARGO FOR BANGKOK. MANR.A. TAIWAN. HONGKONG PUSAN AND MMN PORTS UULWUMIM). miiuMtiM*).
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      803 16 K LINE KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. (VM SUEZ fcy CeataMar TO BUBOM S pore f Kett«| I Ha»rt H'tturg Bremen fdam txr im* nm IT* lOk 9 Ok) 21 Dk 310k 2Jm 3Jm ik WPWW 19Dk 2BDk 71m 9Jm II km 11 Jm 12 Ji (WW OBUI *Dk27 Dk 14
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      698 16 I.SJI/UST CAHAOA SOIKt hcceptk fa/ia 14/150K WHOK kN/lftt 11/13 tec LC./CttAT LAKES SERVICE im*i tv: nrau m nm. i cauforhia/pacfic nmtn hist semce im*i hr los Mtaa. m frmcbco. suttu. tacom. mama. «.c r«M| PMm SUM) i»i L A««toJ NA6AUHT l/ltki 11/13 Bw 4ln M MONRO" 2/4 In V7ta» Vliki
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      671 16 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICES: FAI-EAST/EUtOPE FULLY CONTMNEASED SERVICE TO EwOft (vM SUEZ): S par* P Mtaal St* Hm KWr| Oreai ttm *'«*l IVMCKMLtfIkc llacf 27M S M 31 Bk 2M I M ■nia— mm2o m si* 7 m «im 10 !m u m u* oam It Dk
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      575 16 I MJDOftc} £3 M4/v«YSIAM miTfmdAnONAl SMWftNG CORPORATION MMMO EXPRESS FULLY CONTAMERISED SERVICE TO/FROM MED/UK/CONTMENT/SCANOMAVI f Wa*| Vessel S pore 1) IMh 2) Mm 3) Ktom 4) Cta| MM nwi 12/12 a/12 M/ 12 2/ I VI 10/12 WLMm 21/12 vi VI M/l 12/1 IVU MM M/ 12 12/1 17/1 IVI
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      527 16 "n'u ii I -I**• INTRaSEfI (PTC) LTD Vr u. ALPAC LINE SOUTH AFRICA SERVICE P Kctanc Penanj Lm*| far 12 OK 10 OK V.33 31 Ok 3J» Ok Reunoti/ftUjunga Capetown/Durban l» Reunion Durban P E beth Capetown CD L 9 TJUtU MR 73M87 m t luaas mm*, mm tmsn SECAM
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      237 17 NAMYANG LINES r' »!Gl »B N n N ON'ffHVt Sfß«. C;S >'i» f£ S' M' 01' i »B»h| iS S'pon P.KtUni Penang Lm*| tar 17 Dk 19 Dk 21 Dk P Sad/Benit/latta*ia Pirwus/lsUntwJ/Tripoli Benfluzi/Maindru Lmatsoi. < Jan 11 Jan —do Banc»ni/Tr»al (l*yi) by bM*friiw> na Pfraaus NAMYANG OOIM V.IN I
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      125 17 gi LORD STEAMSHP CO. S.A. TMMN/STUnVTMMN EVKSS LIB »WX udh( far Part K4anf. taang, KmDmc. K«hMm| STOW fJSUNfi HUMS TAMMI LOOM FATT 11/12 DK 13/14 DK 15/11 OK 23 DM LOON CHOW 21/30 DK 31/ IJM 2/ 3J» 10 Im HJT H/UIK 13/14BK ll n NEW ASIA SUPPING CO., LTD
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      149 17 MEDAFRICA LINE NAvIGAZIONE SAN PAOLO s p. i REGULAR HMTUr OKCT SERVICE FMM Mm TO PORT HARCOUtT MS LAGOS (MOM) SWGAPORE LMOS PJMRCOUtT (B.T 1973) 21 Dk 24 Jan 31 Iw sf* n tim 24 FA 2 Mar 'A liji TRANS FREIGHT LINES, INC. SM CQNTMO mm I 2" H/l
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      300 17 DAIICHI CHUO RISEN i KAISHA, TOKYO R M.V. "MINDANAO 1/ LIGHTER- FROM YOKOHAMA ARRIVED ON 28TH NOVEMBER, 1978 AT PAA. GO DOWN NO. 18/14 General Survey on damaged cargo discharged ex the above vessel will be held on 11th December, 1978 as from fI.OO ajn. to 1.00 p.m. No further
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