The Business Times, 28 May 1979

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMEs M.C.(P) No. 141/1/1# MONDAY, MAY 28, lt7t 50 CENTS
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  • BRIEFLY...
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      Lock icon South Korean growth
      68 1 AP SEOUL, Sun. South Korea registered a 13.6 per cent real growth in the first quarter of the year over the same period last year, provisional figures released by the Central Bank of Korea showed yesterday. The growth rate compared with 18.5 per cent recorded by South
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      Lock icon Handsome profit
      57 1 AP LONDON, Sun. The Soviet Union has been buying Rhodesian chrome in defiance of United Nations sanctions, and reselling some of it to the United States at a handsome profit, the London Sunday Telegraph claimed today. The paper attributed the claim to a report compiled from Western diplomatic
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      Lock icon Seeking compensation
      81 1 Reuter MANILA, Sun. The Philippines is to seek compensation from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for loss in export earnings over the past few years, Finance Minister Cesar Virata said last night. Speaking in a television interview, he said that he expected to ask the IMF for about
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      Lock icon PoW swap
      85 1 AP TOKYO, Sun. China and Vietnam agreed yesterday that they will release 1,518 Vietnamese and 240 Chinese prisoners, taken during China's four-week attack into Vietnam in February and March, in four separate groups by June 22. China's official Xinhua (Hsinhua) News Agency said the Chinese Red Cross delegation
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      Lock icon Non-aligned hopefuls
      78 1 AFP COLOMBO, Sun. Three countries, Surinam, Pakistan and Grenada, have applied to join the 88-nation non-aligned movement, official sources said here today. Their applications will be considered at a meeting of the coordinating bureau of the movement to be held here from June 6 to 9 at the
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      Lock icon Borders open
      79 1 AP EL ARISH (Egypt), IfiUeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin, alter a meeting with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, said today the two countries have proclaimed their borders open and that he would go to Alexaftfrta early in July. The two leaders and US Secretary of State Cyras Vance spoke
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      Lock icon Energy crisis
      63 1 Reuter KUWAIT, Sua. Chairman of Opec, Mana al Oteiba,waned today that the world would face a major energy crisis unless the industrialised countries Cut oQ consumption, according to the Kuwait News Agency (Kuna). Dr Oteiba, who is also the United Emirates' (UAE) Petroleum Minister, said his country was
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      Lock icon Death toll up
      61 1 AFP CHICAGO, Sun. The death toll in the United States' worst aviation disaster rose to 273 after rescuers last night found a second body near a truck at the scene of the crash. The first body was found under the truck early yesterday afternoon on O'Hare International
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      Lock icon Amin in Iraq
      57 1 AP LONDON, Sun. Deposed Ugandan President Idi Amin has found refuge in Iraq and is now installed with his family in Baghdad, the Iraqi capital, the Sunday Express reported. The front-page article by Chapman Pincher, who specialises in defence and intelligence matters, cited no specific sources for
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    TOP TEN STOCKS
    87 1 THE Mb«k| M tt sleeks gives the II ant traded ea jfcejiteefcjMfcMjMl lt gfvm the fi«|ill »wi« Mm M Lm ■008 M»y2t 19» Sime Darby HoMings 1,806 3.60 MO 2.95 United Overseas Land 1,074 1.60 L07 1JJ Consolidated PlaaUtkw 1.034 140 2.40 1.6 United Overseas Bank S00
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  • LOCAL STOCK INDICES
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      SINGAPORE
      68 1 May n May n M* tt Ma; 28 t+BT Index: ran xi nti-fl 232S.30 wr*> 2351 13 •Industrial*: 4*1.84 mm 402.43 mtn 483.70 Ft nance msr mm TM.41 M7.83 706.15 97*0 705.44 706.34 2M.C7 •Propertie»: BIN 257.04 257. M 255 02 255.10 ♦Ttar ma 1M58 am 200.40 20*41 iRxbten
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      MALAYSIA
      85 1 Mar" Hay B May n May M "STIadex: SNU5 *****0 Mi* MUM May M MM.M •IadMriafc: OUt <32. 1 n—ara (MM CM. M n OCM 4B.M (37 19 MJ AMI out ••Hateta: 257.75 257 a 257.15 257.83 257.91 •PraparHaa: 245.19 250. •Ttaa 2U.M ML. I tH».hfr— W MK MM
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    Jurong Cement is going public
    842 1  -  3.35 M SHARES AT $1.25 EACH By MANO SABNANI Jurong Cement, one of the five cement manufacturers in the Republic, will offer 3.35 million new shares to the public tomorrow. The issue price has been fixed at $1.25 per share of $1 par value. Sources
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    Meeting soon on temple vandalism
    218 1 THE United Malay National Organisation (Umno) will call a meeting of Nato (Wkwi tne acts or vandalism by "certain irresponsible people" on idols and temples, said Malaysian Prime Minister Datnk Hussein Onn, who* is also the president of Umno. TimUt after a six-hour Umno supreme
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    Asean will not break ranks oh Icap stand
    728 1  -  Bv WANG LOOK KEAH SINGAftORE'S Aseaa partners wfb not break away from the Joint Aseaa stand again# the Aastraliaa international civil aviation policy (leap) by accepting the marginal traffic concession offered them. Mr Sbn Kee Boon, Singapore's Permanent Secretary (Ministry of Communications)
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    NTUC plan to help workers reap benefits
    223 1 THE National Trades Untoa Csngn— (NTUC) and its afffltatos will have tert to train more skilled and disciplined wnfctn •ver the next few yean to ■eet the challenges IMs will enable wwfctn to get the saaiftsMiin In theTtaUneT*nM'the nunlj diithl wwtny general of
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    Nachi plant to make precision cutting tools
    497 1  -  By FOO CHOY PENG A LEADING Japanese manufacturer of precision cutting tools and bearings is to set up an integrated manufacturing facility in Singapore to produce precision tools initially and hydraulic equipment at a later stage. Nachi-Fujikoehi Corporation of Japan (NFC) took up
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      105 1 TheVTR Perfectionist -Sonv The VO-2630, one of the newest recruits to Sony's famous collection of U-matic VkJeocassette recorders, is already being talked about for its reliable mechanism and top performance under the most difficult conditions. In addition to the recording and playback of the PAL-SECAM-NTSC System, the V ***** has
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      6 1 W > -"WB SHIPPING TIMES m ip
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      53 1 TRET ORN 25 n D Lighter 100 r o Comfortable WINSTON S (PTEi LTD Tel ft 432«44 "»Ui Tel 4J0453 4 4 .uSftf How to get 712 711 4 *r* VANCOUVER i Hi#ht* i wcdk (3 of ihnr ci>4Hk|M'on to Mcxttol SAN FRANCISCO A SV ~K mr f** »> ••te
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    Lock icon Success without trappings 'in' thing for Germans
    950 2  -  The old Prussian dictum be more, seem less is finding more and more believers in West Germany as the country develops political self-confidence. JOHN VINOCUR reports why it is not simple to be rich, especially for Germans. JOHN VINOCUR NYT IT IS NOT
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    Lock icon 'WHAT'S A JOE CLARK?'
    760 2 NYT IN ONE of his early, determined political campaigns a young man from Alberta, Canada, named Joe Clark sought to turn voter unfamiliarity with his name to his own advantage. He (snnted up a campaign brochure with the headline: "What's a Joe Clark?" Now the world
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      905 2 1. Lifting capacity of 4,000 lbs. at 24 in. load centre for a fast job. 2. Travelling speed of 11.8 mph gives fast turn-around. 3. Minimum turning radius of 85 in. gives good manoeuverability. 4. Minimum under clearance of 4.3 in. allows easier operation over soft, undulating ground. 1. Lifting
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    Lock icon British television shows big hits world over
    1027 3  -  By RICHARD LAST LPS MOST COUNTRIES with television stations seem to have at least one thing in common predilection for British productions. Official estimates put the value of television exports from Britain at £35 million (SslsB million) a year. This includes cinema films
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    MEMO PAD
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    Lock icon MY-OH! BIKINI'S POPULARITY ON THE WANE?
    952 3 NYT WHEN the bUdai nutcred <ati Amerieaa tow (ran Einpe abut II years age, en wenMpers eagerly sispted tke twe-ptcce leek, esaslisc ed qslte dartag at tkat time. Per yeare, It remaiaed tke higk-water mark sf beack tmhl—. New, bewever, tke Mkfari Is taklag
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      LONDON MARKETS
      600 4 COITEE: Robusta futures on Friday closed steady, near the high* and with gains from Thursday ranging from £7 in spot May to £24 per tonne in September, except in distant months which closed little changed from Thursday night. Turnover was 3,684 lots including 13 options and about 900
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      RUBBER
      246 4 TERMINAL rubber in Loodon on Friday finished a fairly active but erratic day, near session lows at mostly unchanged to 0.70 pence per kilo lower on balance. Near July finished an exceptional 0.50 pence up in a gmaii technical squeeze, rubber dealers said. Turnover totalled 484 lots of 15
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      Palm oil
      71 4 CXF. North European ports. In US dollars per ton unless otherwise stated. LONDON: Malaysian 5% Ha bulk per tonne July Sumatra 5* f f a bulk May June July August September Nigeria 5% ffa bulk stg r n 862 i 666'islr 892 7 sir 680slr unch unch unch
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      Soybean
      168 4 CHICAGO soybean futures see-sawed throughout the day and finished on the downside on Friday. Prices were off 3/4 cent to 3Vi US cents a bushel. Traders said the old crop months received support from renewed inflationary fears and the strength in precious metals. New crop futures came under spreading
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      Wheat
      160 4 WHEAT futures in Chicago on Friday lost early gains and closed lower. Prices were down 5V< to four US cents a bushel. Traders said the strength in precious metals and a pickup in new export business supported prices early. A processor sold a good amount of July near midsession
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      Rice
      101 4 BANGKOK rice prices quotes on Saturday (in US dollars per tonne F. 0.8. basis Bangkok): WHITE RICE: 100 per cent lat claaa 351, 100 per cent ted Him 330. 100 per cent M daa 323,-6 per cent 323, 10 per cent 108. IS per cent 300. X per cent
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      Straits tin
      32 4 THE STRAITS tin price in Penang on Saturday rose M|lo to (1,975 a picul, to stand $275 above the International Tin Agreement ceiling. Turnover rose eight tonnes to 178 tonnes.
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      Little business done on the produce market
      498 4 PRODUCE Mn last week repertei taith at habeas ae hayers kepi ttuhw away (rem the market la aatttlpatlea at lewer pricw. tnumLtei?meet at the iismmailttrs was aegllglMe aai vmUmA te leeal ninhg aeeeaat aai ■erne te eeaEast aai the Weet Aiaa Geiag by
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      Produce prices
      158 4 CHINESE Produce Exchange, Singapore, noon closing prices per picul on Saturday: CMMrt Ml: Bulk Sl3O aeUers, old drum 1136 aeUers. new drum $1«0 sellers Cf ra: Mixed (looae) UK/Oast KOO buyers hffv: AST A white fob 100% NLW $30.50 aeOers. Sarawak white fob 00% NLW $307.50 aeUers. Sarawak
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      Lock icon Inquiry level for white sugar on the uptrend
      514 4 AFP THERE has been an increase recently in the level of inquiry for white sugar, especially from countries in West Asia and North Africa. As this has coincided with a reduction in the quantities authorised for export by the EEC at the
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      Lock icon Gold tops the hit parade again
      1445 4 AFP GOLD'S record-breaking performance continued on the London commodity markets last week. In addition, new peaks were established for lead, silver, platinum and palladium. Rubber reached a new post-Korean War high. Elsewhere, aluminium and nickel were again strong features. The wave of crude oil
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    • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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        Lock icon Singapore market
        236 4 Source: OCBC THE US dollar maintained a firm undertone against major currencies on the Singapore fore* market last week. Opening higher at 2.2070/ 80 against the Singapore dollar, compared with 2.2045/65 at the previous week's closing, the US unit traded within the range of 2.2035/2.2100 and closed at
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        MLR
        21 4 THE average rate at which Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 8 per cent.
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        London
        315 4 THE DOLLAR firmed in Friday afternoon trading, subdued by the approaching long weekend in the UK and the International Foreign Exchange Dealers Association congress. Dealers said the US currency firmed, particularly against the deutschemark, with sentiment helped by news of an April decline in US real spendable earnings which
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        Frankfurt
        39 4 FRANKFURT exchanges closing quotes oo May 25: US I.MM/M stgua/m CaaLCnO/OM Dn«L«/» x S FY 110.35 45 lit ÜB/MI F FY 43.05 15 D Kr 35.M/15 N Kr 3M5/V B FY (eoa) t.*****1 B FY (da) SJSt/t.OU YeaOJTJO/M
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        Asian $ rates
        232 4 Asian rates RATES steadied with an easier undertone in a generally depressed market last week, brought about by news of an 8 to 7 per cent drop in the US dura We goods order index. Trading was light, except on Friday where some rollovers and month-end covering were seen in
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        Lock icon Money market
        60 4 Source: Astley Pearce IN GENERAL, transactions on the domestic interbank money market hovered In the region of iVi to tV* per cent last week. The interest rates for the shorter periods eased and dosed off at the rate of 6-13/16 to 6-11/16, 6'4 to 6V« and 7to 6
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        Short-term money
        48 4 FOR THE week ended Saturday May 26, the range of call rate received from from Short Deposits (M) Bhd was as follows: Bank fond: 1.5 per cent to 8 per cent. Oferal thai: 2 per cent to 5 per cent. HntMSli of funds totalled $685 million.
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        Gold
        195 4 THE KILOBAR price in Singapore opened at a record high of 5J19.239 on Saturday, and traded to the day's peak of $19,374 before closing at $19,332 in a quiet market. Spot gold for London delivery opened at U*****.40/9O and closed firmer at $270.60/271J0. The market was quiet, moving within
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        Lock icon Discount market
        308 4 Source: The Discount Co. of S'pore Ltd THE TIGHT interbank market, experienced in the previous week, failed to sustain as term rates dipped considerably in the week ended May 25. The term rates generally eased by about V 4 to H per cent from the previous week's closing,
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        Euro $ rates
        152 4 Euro rates LONDON Eurodollar deposit rates closed basically steady on Friday afternoon in continued quiet trading, dealers said. They reported a slightly firmer undertone after the morning's lack of interest, due to operators closing up positions ahead of the long holiday weekend rather than news of the US Budget surplus
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      79 4 COUNCIL presents A Book Exhibition covering Commerce, Business end Manegement in the first floor exhibition area of the British Council Centre on Collyer Quay. 17th May 2nd June Open: Monday Friday Saturday 10am 6pm 10am 2pm The exhibition is designed to appeal to anyone with an educational, professional or general
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  • OVERSEAS
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      742 5 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Time From RBA BI423 1200 BWN GIA GA982 1200 HLP SU SQ240 1210 MES SIA SQ201 1245 HLP 1 SLA SQ911 1240 SFO/HNL/GUM MAS MH684 1245 KCH SIA SQ1 1325 SFO/HNL/GUM/ HKG MAS MH651 1330 (MES)PENKUL SIA SQ61 1340 BKK SIA SQ455
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      Lock icon Rising dollar upsets Europe and Japan
      907 5 NYT WESTERN Europe and Japan have a new complaint about the dollar it is getting too strong, and that means higher prices for all the goods priced in dollars, most notably oil produced by Opec. Only a few months ago, Europe and Japan were
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      Lock icon MADRID SECURITY BOOSTED
      154 5 Reuter HEAVILY armed p*tk* reWwwmeat* paMM the streets ef Madrid la Sptli yesterday alter eight pespie were killed aad lajsred la a bam b attack ea a trtwW eafe freqaeated by right-wtagers. Special prateetlea was glvea U left-wiag palltteal party sfflees alter a bast l,Mt aagry rightists
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      Lock icon EEC-ACP TALKS OFF
      533 5 Reuter THE EUROPEAN Common Market and its 57 African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) partners in the Lome convention broke off negotiations without agreeing on a new aid pact. The chief negotiators for the two sides said they would fix a date for further talks in the light
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      Lock icon Neutron bomb in Europe — Ford
      238 5 Neutron bomb in Europe Ford UPI FORMER US President Gerald Ford said the US already has a primitive model of the controversial neutron bomb deployed in Europe. "We do have a neutron bomb in Europe, the only thing is that it is dirtier" than the new high radiation weapon President
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      Lock icon 500,000 barrels
      112 5 Reuter SAUDI Arabia has agreed to increase its oil production temporarily from 8.5 to nine million barrels a day. Newsweek magazine said on Saturday the decision was made at the request of the United States "on the assumption that the political pressure on (President) Carter will ease if
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      Lock icon Conservative Party admits first blunder
      218 5 AP BRITAIN'S three-week-old Conservative government has admitted its first blunder: rising prices. Political correspondents close to the Tory Party say Cabinet Minister Angus Maude told party officials last Friday that a series of price rises immediately after the party took office has damaged the government's
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      Lock icon 'No' to air deregulation
      163 5 Reuter REPRESENTATIVES of several international airlines said they opposed world deregulation of the industry and criticised attempts by the US State Department and the Civil Aeronautics Board to force changes in international air policies. The representatives, speaking at a two-day aviation conference in New York sponsored
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Lock icon NEVER ON SUNDAY
        565 5 Agencies ONLY half of Japan's petrol filling stations abided by a Government request to close on Sundays and national holidays to conserve energy, a Government official said yesterday. "Our campaign was much more low-key than expected because our request has not been circulated widely enough," the official
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      Lock icon Carter puts on bold face despite reverses
      322 5 AFP PRESIDENT Carter was at Camp David over the weekend to reflect on one of the darkest weeks of his term. The events seemed to show a President who had lost control of his own party. There were defeats in Congress and there
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  • REVIEWS
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      Festival Hall lives up to its name
      1479 6  -  By PATRICIA GOH I HAD a classmate in the violin workshop who was 18 but sported a beard that made him look like 30 and everything he said marked him out as a stuffed shirt, and the only time he ever uttered something
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      T. Roosevelt — study in nostalgia
      888 7  - T. Roosevelt study in nostalgia 2 Theodore Roosevelt was a complex man sharp and incisive one moment and nostalgic the next. The raw, untamed aspect of I' the American continent did much to mould Roosevelt's character and historical vision. The rise of Theodore Roosevelt. By Edmund l Morris. 886 pages.
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      Lock icon FICTION FACTORY TURNS OUT 300 MILLION BESTSELLERS
      1016 7  -  By N.R. KLEINFIELD NYT a A HOTEL, a couple of restaurants. a scattering of dairy farms and 1,472 people are in this rustic hamr let set hard by the foothills of the Berkshire. There is also a man responsible for 300 million books.
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      Aussie tour by Choo Huey
      125 7 THE CMdietor of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra, Mr Choo Hoey, completed a visit to Australia under the Australia! Cultural Awards Scheme m May 21. During his visit, be met the coadacters aad members of state symphony orchestras la Sydney, Melbourne aad Adelaide, la Adelaide, he
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      Lock icon Watercolours are China's new envoys
      388 7 AP AMERICA'S narrow exposure to modern Chinese culture widened with the opening of an exhibit by China's top living artists l,Mt watercolours to see and, for the first time, to buy. Both the Chinese and importer Michael Srednick are hoping the seemingly inexhau stible enthusiasm
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      514 6 1. SINGH'S LAW AND PRACTICE OF SINGAPORE INCOME TAX by AWTHER SINGH An up-to-date and authoritative text book, in a clearly written style, covering both the law and practice of SINGAPORE INCOME TAX. The guiding philosophy of the book is that the taxpayer be made aware of every loophole in
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      403 6 FILM SHOWS THE NATIONAL MUSEUM will screen three colour films on Wednesday at Bpm. The films, by courtesy of the Canadian High Commission, are OK Camera, Beyond the Naked Eye and We Call Them Killers. Admission is free on a first-come-first-served basis. TALKS THE Central Young People's Section of the
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      1330 6 MONDAY'S BLUES PROBABLY ea e programme viewers will leek forward te seeiag Is the Talwaaese prodactiea e( a sword-flghttag Maadaria serial The Long Parsalt, which eemes ea at 9.15pm ea Chaaaei Eight. It Is abeat a fairly rempeteat martial arts ea as aaappetftriag aad dreary as tksae fer meat ef
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      238 7 I 4 Traditional subjects such as /lowers, birds, insects and Bsb favoured IFJFI-I THE FIRST INTERNATIONAL RUBBER AND PLASTICS EXHIBITION FOR ASIA WORLD TRADE CENTRE, SINGAPORE. 26-30 MAY 1980. Every year, thousands of new rubber and plastic products enter the market Whether for use in industry or the home, every
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      33 7 DTIStCfW'-' Eh Pro RNOTH6C "MihG>. uX> DGCOfcRtLD TmiS PIPCJL? ft Feu P\HO Some, limp Pftflcß 0-*PUTs|S Gcr vomc nanos orr suar/oor 1 DON'T RE^MJSC ffere£soN or Ajßlic RfcXPrtONS PffTEJOeD jHCse Functions P, P*—\
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
    • EUROPEAN MARKETS
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        Zurich
        192 8 MAY 25 Francs Actions Sulsaes 300 unch Alusulaae Br. 1315 5 Alusulsse Reg S18 1 Brown Boverl Br. 1806 unch Clba Oelcy Br 1306 -15 Ciba Oelcy P C 1006 -15 Clba Oelcy R*C 709 -4 Credit Suisse Br 2125 -20 Credit Suisse Rec 400 -8 Elektrowatt Br. 1920
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        Paris
        260 8 MAY 25 Fr» CORBE1LLE Alr-Liqulde B S N Gervais Danone CSF (Thomson400 502 379.90 0.1 1 Cte Franchise 164.10 0.8 Compagnle Financier* Compagnle Generale Credit Fonder De France Hachette (Librmlrte).Machines Bull Michelin IB) 380 454 239 so 983 200.50 unch -0 5 J 15 8 -05 Pechlney Clglne Kuhlmann
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        Amsterdam
        133 8 MAY 25 Pis 347 00 93 00 0.5 29 50 -01 AMEV 90 00 ***** 70 70 unch 50.00 1 90 00 -1 BoU 66.50 03 163.50 03 Burhmann 58 50xd -4 7 75 00 -06 181.00 •1 U2.00xd -8 149 30 03 2300 03 880 00 2930 38.X
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        Frankfurt
        213 8 MAY 25 Dm Aef-Telefunken 40 90 1.3 Akzo 26 80 -0 4 Alls Leben SOOOOxd -20 Alls Vers 430.00 •1 BASF 136 30 13 Bay H T Wbank 243 50Bx49 Bay Vbtnk 261 00 3.5 136 10 08 NT 268 50 4.5 BMW 220 50 365 50 •u Chem
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        Milan
        105 8 MAY 25 Lire Anl* S3 -075 Assoc Gen ***** -535 Bastogi 814 4 Central* 4M5 -190 Fiat 7749 -30 Finsider 160 75 -1 75 Gen Immob 98 25 -3.5 IFI Pii 2343 -7 Italcementi ***** -480 1 taigas 722 12 Italsider 420 •ft Magneti M Pf 520 unch Marelll
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      EXPECTED DECLINE AT SUN ALLIANCE
      100 8 SUN Alllaace ud Lnadaa Insnranee Lid's 1179 uderwritlag results will be bad. Chairman Lard Aldington told the annual meetlag that the severe winter la Earape aad Narth America led to esasldrr ably heavier aaderwrttiag lames thaa la early 1918, though renlto far the halaaee of
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      Brussels
      6 8 Brussels prices were Ml available.
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      1323 8 NEW YORK STOCKS advanced in light pre-holiday trading last Friday despite some weakness among blue chips as corporate takeovers enlivened an otherwise dull market. The Labour Department said US consumer prices rose 1.1 per cent in April after a one per cent climb in March. The
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      303 8 Altai una Asahl Chem 165 1 Asahl Glass 337 1 Bank TK 216 +3 Banyu 630 -3 Bridge stone 510 -3 Canon 548 +8 Chlyoda 670 •10 Chubu PWR MO -16 Citizen 441 unch Dallchl Kangyo Bank 324 unch D Nip Print 581 -1 D Nip Toryo 185 unch
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      661 8 Where to wine, dine and entertain The American Express Card serves you wherever they serve great food ft ■C-i Take a new look at the Harbour Grill. Trest yourself and your business associates to an excellent lunch selected from our superb offering of choice US prime beef, our daily Nouvelle
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      Lock icon Takeover activity alive and jumping
      648 9 r NEW YORK > NYT THE takeover game was alive and jumping on Wall Street last week. On Monday, Reliance Electric surged more than 10 points in response to a statement by Exxon, the world's biggest oil company, that it was engaged in talks looking
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      Lock icon Share prices rebound
      162 9 TOKYO AFP PRICES btuced back la the later half of last week on the Tokyo stock market after a weak skewing In the first half. The Dow Jones average thus finished jut below the all-time high. A fresh, circular wave of selective baying reached giant-capital and latent
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      COMPANY NEWS for the week
      249 9  -  Week ended May 2S Compiled by Violet Chow OTHERS ApcU* EeWprlsee announced that shareholders have approved the increase of its authorised capital from $30 million to 150 million by the creation of an additional 20 million shares of $1 each. fllngipsre Paper Prsdacta announced that
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      Brisk buying in the plantation sector
      967 9  -  SINGAPORE h 4 By CHAN BONG SOO INVESTORS went on a buying spree in the plantation sector of the Stock Exchange of Singapore last week while most other classes of shares ruled from steady to irregular in generally light trading. The buying of plantation
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      BUYERS LACK ENERGY
      992 9  -  P < LONDON By GERALD COLVERD WHICHEVER direction the London market elects to follow, it has deckled it will not go in a hurry at least not until tomorrow's account day has passed by and left no scars on general election punters. Though memories can be aceomodatingly
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      KLSE shares close slightly steadier
      973 9 K.LUMPUR k A LATE rally on the last day of trading again led prices to a slightly steadier close at the Kuala Lumpur stock market last week. Profit-taking surfaced after mid-week and threatened to wipe off earlier gains. It was, however, overcome on Friday, and
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      Lock icon Market takes a sound beating
      394 9 SYDNEY Reuter THE mini-budget last Thursday night shook the stockmarket and virtually every sector lost ground during trading on Friday with falls soundly outnumbering rises. However, brokers said there was an element of over-reaction in the market as a number of the measures announced by
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      70 9 NOTICE To the holders of the Hooting rate U.S. DoNar Certificates of Deposit duo 29th November, 1960 of: THE SUMITOMO BANK, LIMITED Qround Floor, DBS Buflding 0 jhenton Wiy. 1 We hereby certify that the rate of interest payable on the abov»mentioned Certificates of Deposit for the Interest Period beginning
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      161 9 Study Accountancy with the Specialists Study with Foulks Lynch io\i)o\ Snwc 1 I vuilk 1 iK"h h.t\ c i in lin cm iih Miklcnin 11<Mii all iomul lie \\t>i IJ lor the \aiKMb \canmtano cxaminain»n-> and o\cr T \cai -> ha\ i achieved 149,000 SUCCESSES 406 FIRST PLACES 376 SECOND
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      783 10 Carreat Payment Ex Date Books Close Date Payable Total for Total for the year Previous year Emo Ord Intraco Dsalop IidutrlM Apollo Tractors Ambassador Carls bor( High Low Nat Iroa Kulim (M) BRaya Gloaoaly M Credit S Darby UOLLoaa George Keat C*C Roxy Elect Geating Semb Ship 1A
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      140 10 Company Particulars Ex Date Books Close L td Plant Bonus Issue of 1 for 4 May 28 Juii 7 OUB Bonus Issue of 1 for 0 Rights Issue of 1 for 6 to S&00 per share May 25 Jun 1 Olympia Bonus Issue of 1 for 2 Jun
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      Turnover on Thai market soars 115pc
      486 10 THE BULLISH trend on the Securities Exchange of Thailand (SET) continued into 1978 with the year's turnover rising 115 per cent to 57.3 billion baht (about 56.33 billion). This compares with the turnover value on the Koala Lumpur Stock Exchange for the same year
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      Good 3rd quarter at Toshiba
      733 10  -  By DAVID CHOW ALTHOUGH Tortilla <M) to unlikely to maintain in the current year the $1.88 million trading profit recorded last year, its third quarter results have shown a marked improvement in its trading position. The latest results, published in its rights offer document, snow
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      Recovery at Apollo Finance
      234 10 APOLLO Finance and Investments, formerly known as Apollo Tours and Travels and a member of the Jack Chia Group, announced net profit after depreciation and taxation of HKJI.3B million compared with a net loss of (4.50 million, for the year ended March 31,1979. As Apollo is
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      322 10 THE HONGKONG Laad Cm. LM: AGM to be held at the Connaught Room of the Mandarin Hotel, today at noon. SeMbawaag Shipyard Ltd: AGM to be held Shipyard, Admiralty Road, Singapore tomorrow at 9.3Oam. Geattag Bhd: AGM to be held at 8th Floor. UMBC Building, Jalan aiWmmi, Kuala
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      2821 10 Cr*s Gr*s Net 1979 Last Div Div rw P/E Vol Week High Low Co«paay Sale +«r- C*rr COOO) High Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 261 207 Acma 258cd unch 150 15 55 135 35 250 256 i«r 123* Alcom 182xd unch 10.0 15 5.4 245 2 182
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      81 10 BUSINESS TIMES GIVES YOU THE EDGE Every single business day, Business Times keeps you informed of essential financial, commercial and industrial news. Economic Trends. The Money Market. Price Indices. Company News, Reports. Opinions and predictions. Can you really afford to miss Business Times? Subscribe now Cut eat and put today
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  • MONDAY SPORTS
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      How to make a big hit
      758 11  -  By PETER DOBEREINER EVAN WILLIAMS Is aet a great geifer aad dees aet claim to he eae. He Is la the tradlttoa sf trleh-ehet artists Uke Paal Haha aad Wedgie Wlachester la that he dees extraerdlaary tUags with getf e^ alpmeat altheagh these reamrkahle
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      NZ's Olympic future looks rather black
      1000 11  -  DAI HAYWOOD WILL New Zealand's rugby contacts with South Africa produce another Olympic boycott or a ban on New Zealand athletes competing in Moscow in 1980? The fears of many Zealanders are growing as the Olympics loom on the horizon. The former Prime Minister,
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      Three cheers for the Kallang bomoh
      592 11  -  RONALD KOW By ALL THIS talk abeet the howt nugk werUag miracles fw now Malaysiaa state teams sa their heme greaads with Slagapere's Natteaal Stadiam reeerd still iatact after the scerdess draw la last light's Malaysia Cap seeeer match betweea arch rivals Wmpiff aad
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      907 11  -  By TEO TECK WENG TWO DEALERS In stocks and shares yesterday took a share each on the champion's rostrum in this year's Singapore Island Country Club championship. While the men's honour went to stockbroker Douglas Ooi after a pulsating finalround play-off, Kee
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      Lock icon Looking ahead to a Spectacular Triple Crown
      903 11  -  By RED SMITH NYT THAT Sunday morning was cloudy and cool. Buddy Delp was sunny and mild. The trainer of Spectacular Bid stood outside the Preakness barn at Pimlico surrounded by the smallest audience he has had since America's sporting Press descended on
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      Lock icon Unctad affair develops into a golf meet
      288 11 Reuter AFP A NEW form of golf handicapping has been introduced for delegates to the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (Unctad), now in its fourth week in Manila, on how best to help the world's less well off. Playing delegates, not
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    799 12  -  By JOHN TAN NEGOTIATIONS at the Fifth United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (Unctad V) enter their last week today at a faster pace as delegates struggle to salvage some token agreements from a generally fruitless meeting. Progress in the last three
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    Lock icon US forecasts $86b deficit for Third World
    458 12 AFP THIRD World countries are likely to suffer a worsening current account deficit of nearly US$4O billion (5J86.8 billion) in 1979 because of the latest round of oil price increases, the United States predicted in Manila yesterday. Eastern Asia, Central America and sub-Saharan
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    162 12 AP MALAYSIA has threatened to take some retaliatory steps unless South Korea allows the governmentowned Malaysian Airline System (MAS) to operate to Seoul via Taipei. Radio Dong-A, quoting a source implied that Kuala Lumpur might move closer to Pyongyang. South Korean
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    200 12 AFP FOREIGN banks in Malaysia have a responsibility to correct any wrong impression abroad of the country's investment climate, Malaysian Finance Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah said. He added that the opinions of bankers carry a certain amount of weight in the international community. "Being
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    48 12 The crewless Panamanian-registered freighter Sen On (background) seen stuck en the beach after ramming inte the outlying island ef Lantau en Saturday with some 1,4 M Vietnamese refugees aboard. The BM-tonne vessel defied Hongkong marine police orders to stop. AP photo Source: AP photo
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    Lock icon Banks in Indonesia strapped for funds
    212 12 Reuter PRIVATE banks in Indonesia are having difficulty getting the funds needed to raise their credit-issuing capacity, according to the general chairman of the Perbanas National Banker's Association, Mr Sarono. In a speech to the seventh national seminar of Perbanas now in progress, he
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    134 12 AFP A TEAM of the giant British cement corporation, Blue Circle Ltd, is visiting Indonesia to survey the location of a projected US$l6O million (***** million) cement plant in Lhoknga, in the northwest of Aceh province in Sumatra, to be built by the company in partnership
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    Lock icon Fertilisers — Jakarta's new cash spinner
    520 12 Fertilisers Jakarta's new cash spinner Reuter INDONESIA, the world's fifth most populous nation, has emerged as a major South East Asian fertiliser producer and is expected to export some 500,000 tonnes of urea this year. Only until three years ago, Indonesia was a large importer of fertilisers badly-needed for boosting
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    Lock icon Strauss in Beijing to untangle knots
    427 12 UPI AMERICA'S roving trade ambassador Mr Robert Strauss,on arrival in Beijing (Peking) said he would take a hand in the stymied negotiations on limitation of Chinese textile exports to the US. The politically explosive issue of restraining Chinese textile shipments is threatening the rapidly
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    AVERTING N-ARMS RACE
    279 12 THE Carter Administration, in an effort to avert an atomic arms race between India and Pakistan, is promoting the idea of a nuclear-free zone that would be backed by security guarantees from the United States, the Soviet Union and China, US State Department officials disclosed. The officials
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      352 12 SPECIAL GUIDE TO FITNESS Why Fitness Bad Posture an unnecessary strain. A bad posture is an unnecessary strain on your body. A strain became bad posture, restricts the movement of our joints and restricts the freedom of our organs to function in the appropriate manner. It is unnecessary because with
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      61 12 WEATHER Outlook for Singapore from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. today:lsolated showers in late morning. Report for 24 tours prfor to 1M p.m. m May 27 Ike airport. Maximum temperature 32.2 Associated humidity 67 Minimum temperature 24.2 Associated humidity 96 Hours of sunshine 7.20 Rainfall in millimetres Nil Total rainfall
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        118 13 Reuter THE Jaguar, bulk carrier of 61,460 dwt and built in 1971, was sold to a Scandinavian interest for about US$9.3 million, brokers said, while a US concern purchased the Ondine bulk carrier of 25,650 dwt and built 1970, for about $6.65 million. London-based Greeks bought the Alexander Venture,
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        56 13 Reuter THE Australia North-bound Shipping Conference said its Australia to Japan and Korea bunker surcharge will rise to 6.50 per cent from 5.34 per cent, effective June 1. The Australia to the Philippines, Hongkong and Taiwan surcharge will rise to 11.89 per cent from 10.69 per
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        Diesel engines order
        66 13 TYNESIDE marine engine builder Clark Hawthorn Ltd has won an order for two Sulzer diesel engines worth a total of around £2 million (Ss9 million). A spokesman for the company said that the order deferred prsopects of further redundancies at the company's works on the Tyne until
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      Maersk adds 6 ro-ros to service
      529 13  -  By RAHIM KASSIM THE DANISH Maersk Line is taking definite steps to upgrade its Far East-Ara-bian/Persian Gulf service. Six brand new 30,000 dwt roll-on roll-off ships will be put into the trade. The first of the highly versatile vessels, the Eleo Maersk, sailed into
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      Vosper signs contract
      213 13 A CONTRACT far aaetber Vesper-ballt 32-metre Legtstle Sappert Craft ku recently bees signed between the Kawaltl Ministry sf Interier and Vesper Stags pert. The mw trier brings te three the aunber of this type sf Lsgtetle Sapped Craft m far ordered by the Kaarattl geverameat from Vesper
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      1541 17 SCHEDULE A guide to ships loading at Singapore for Ports around the World 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 of
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      544 17 ShipplmgLtee Cal ACS n 5 Afea IV 3 Alfred V 5 Alpac IV 5 Angkutan V 2 ANL I 1 APL m 2 Armada V 1 Arya Nat n 5 ASCL m 5 Atlas V 2 Aust.Cont IV 5 Bank n 5 BBS n 2 Ben Asia m 3
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      Container Schedules
      1506 18 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO AT CONTAINER TERMINAL NB. (1) Each vessel's estimated time of arrival Is advised by the Shipping Line/ Agent and Is subject to change (2) All export FCL containers and LCL cargo must be delivered to the Authority s premises during
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      WHO ACTS FOR WHOM...
      847 18 The leading shipping lines operating from Singapore and the local agents who handle cargo bookings for them. Adriatic Container— Container Feeders. AFEA Line— Singapore Shipping. Ahli Shipping— Sharjah. Alfred C. Toepfer Line— Intermodal. Algerian National Line (CNAN)—Unipacific. Alpac Line—lntrasea. Anhsing Line— Strongwill. Angkutan Pertambagan— Eastern Way.
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      New US maritime policy proposals
      545 18 AFTER A LONG DELAY, the Carter Administration is expected to unveil proposals for a new US maritime policy in the next few weeks which is expected to a fall well short of satisfying domestic and foreign shipping interests. President Carter had been expected to make
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      167 18 UPI BUSINESS remained at its recently adopted slower pace but with the accent still on the time-charter section. So far the reduced volume of chartering had done nothing to deter high rate payments. In the Mediterranean, Mitsui booked the 53,400 dwt Samjohn Mariner at U5513,150 a day
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      423 18 EXPECTED ARRIVALS TODAY KEPPEL WHARVES Bunga Mas (2000 after Bunga Seta war) 19 Golden Eastern (after La Rochelle) 31/32 Ibn Sina (2000 after Logos) 1/2 King luck (0600) 23/24 Leishan (0930) 29/30 Lumut (1300 after Straits Star) 21 West Mindanao 1 (1800) 40/41 Quirinale (0900 tide after
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      221 13 Scan Dutch V Fast and Regular Service To/From N.C./SCAN/W.MED./U.K. Singapore Tel 91S011. Port Kelang Tel *****1. Kuala.Lumpur Tel *****. Penang: Tel ***** <9* I \K I) I M I \H Orient Overseas CotUcMtesi Line OMCOmiiB i« nmHcaui i» acwLßMain UPTMtfU* 15H QCMUD IQS 14V U rtssets cil Bremeluxti after HamOufg
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      343 13 )r J *§I SEALORD LJU ANTAH H m UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG) All vessels ***** DWT, 105 TON H.L. Derrick 288 TEU Capacity. Long Length Capability. ■ARABIAN GULF WEEKLY SERVICE! jB S pore Loading for Ml SMI I" M BAIMH 7/S M QUI ABM 18/6 QMOUH 29/1 FATNULKNM
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      308 13 ■NOL NEPTUNE ORIENT UNES LTD FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICES: FAR-EAST/EUROPE FULLY CONTAMERISED SERVICE c contam*-4 If lb? N COMI S tan C Mm IS tan H PM» 22 taa C mn 27 taa II iMZ«ON 3 My W CONTMCI It My I ttm ITbar| Brefn 7 S 21 tan 17 tan
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      520 13 Nedlloyd Lines Regular Liner Services To/From All Parts of the World. Singapore Tel *****1. Port Kelang Tet *****1. Kuala Lumpur Tel *****. Penang Tel. ***** MAERSK LINE mnri,:l i^n—IPIJ i i u ii i n. i'i F^ Lii 3-4/1 I 4-5/8 IW/« I 11-12/1 2S-29/5 4/6 M/( 11/6 \n 18/6
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      445 14 t Nut Arrival: "MENESTHEUS" May 31/Juna 2 at BARBER LINES TERMINAL G. 47; "lU. PATERAS' Tr US ATLANTIC US GUJ t EAST CANADA Jun I#/1 Tri M 17/11 km 1/3 oi 1 "i oi (lAC) (BBS) I (lAC) 4-7/1 M/C 17-20/6 2»-30/t 71-30/5 S-11/l K/7 1/1 a/7 2/1 30/7 5/1
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      892 14 Everett Lines/ ml Burma Fivt Star Shipping Corpn. Bk "BURMESE NATIONAL LINE' lOMNNC fat IMCOOM PPN3O2/27 nts m Maloysto TEPS MALAYSIA i>-7355 Penong TH *****/***** PATAGOMA ARGEMTBM. 15/16 My IOAOMC FOR IHSIHAOA WWIQ ACAPUtCO ACAIUTLA. COMNTO SAN «S£ fUNTAKNAS (COSTA MCA) COAT2ACOAICOS WRACRU7 ANO TAKHCO WITH IRANSMPIKNT AT HONGKONG Transportation
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      549 14 OCEAN SHIPPING ENTERPRISES PTE LTD RM 2 102 7103 21STFLOOR MARINA HOUSE SHE N1 ON WAV MISTRI ROAD SINC.AF'ORE 2 TEI *****44 7 A *****70 31 SANKYO LINE AUSTRALIA SERVICE LOGSTK ACE KVOSD MMU TWEE STM Loadstar SYO STD, MEL. «oa BUS BANGLADESH SERVICE 12/15 June CMTTAGONG. CHMJW JAPAN/STRAITS SERVICE
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      651 15 Overseas ■B Containers Limited Weekly service to/from UK/Europe To UK/Continent 1 PJUM* MMMCmnm Mlbr B»t 31 Maj Ww»iit trnt* 4km $Mm laiteilln tin TMyt Bay 13 M 14 J* C*+*B*y 21 km Him TMEiprfs> 2ttm 36 Mm GMMrn 4 Ad Oukt Bar IM UN>*Mt BIT 11 M 13 M From
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      658 15 ir BOUSTEAD SHIPfWG AGENCIES THE BANK LINE LTD LOOTS FOR E. S. AFRICA CtM». It. E 1*1) S port 4/7 ton P Mang FROM EAST t SOUTH AFMCA FOR BANGKOK MAMU *s*l Pen** P Keianf S port Am U.S. GULF COAST SERVICE (New Orleans, Mobie, Houston, Galveston) Singapore fnuni US
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      872 16 I t \v Kline KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. Bremen A«erp 21 lun 23 Jun 30 kin 2 My 13 July 15 My 19 Juty 21 My (xccptnf carpet to Scandnana ra Hambwt) FROM EUROPE TO FAR EAST •l Hanre P Mang S pore H Konf Osaka tniik cal trto|. BrtMX.
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      540 16 U.S.A./EAST CANADA SERVICE i nr. E.C./GREAT LAKES SERVICE LOMME FOR; KB TO*. RWU. BOBIREIL. TORONTO Pen* Man* P Um| Smm> 3/4 lm l/J tm a/H I a/xkM n/ntm a/ai CALFORMA/PACnC NORTH WEST SERVICE Lm*| hr LOS ANGELES. SAN FMMCBCO. SEATTLE. TACOBA. KMCOMO. B C I»n7»nay 30/3i"«L» 30/3HMy X*MB B 12/13
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      292 16 S S A > roup SINGAPORE SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE LTD iOT" HOCJH OCtANButIDNG SINGAPORE i VAHfct'iNG (3 UNtSi GtSfBAL 9•J111 i' 4 11NC S> T£t_fc« RS 7459S US .'SSfeB A B CABShiP »CtflLt CARGOSMIP SIXdAPORi: ISI.A \f)S A/ VAf Mippi tjASTRtdL'LAR UXtR A SAFE WAV TO SHIP BY SSA l'«'«|ionnl
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