The Business Times, 2 July 1979
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Title Section11 1979-07-02 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. Ut/l/19 MONDAY, JULY 2 1971 50 CENTS11 words
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BRIEFLY...
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Article92 1979-07-02 1 Reuter MOSCOW, Sun. The Soviet Communist Party newspaper Pravda today accused the United States of trying to push the five countries of the Association of South-east Asian Nations into a military alliance. Referring to the Bali conference of. Asean foreign ministers which ended yesterday, Pravda said the fiveReuter - 92 words
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Article74 1979-07-02 1 AFP JAKARTA, Sat. Garuda Indonesian Airways will start operating a twice weekly service between Medan, North Sumatra, and Kuala Lumpur as from today, company sources were today reported to have said. The service, according to the sources, will use DC-9 aircraft with take-off times at 12.40 p.m. fromAFP - 74 words
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Article106 1979-07-02 1 AFP HONGKONG, Sun. China has reopened to tourists one of its best-known Buddhist shrines, the Jiuhuashan mountain resort, with the completion of a winding mountain highway leading to the temples, New China News Agency reported today. The mountain resort in eastern Anhui 'province has 56 temples largeAFP - 106 words
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Article82 1979-07-02 1 AFP SEOUL, Sun. President Carter today concluded what was described as a successful and fruitful two-and-a-half-day state visit to South Korea, reaffirming the firm US security commitment to the country while forcefully campaigning for the human rights cause here. In a dramatic move to reduce tension on theAFP - 82 words
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Article58 1979-07-02 1 AFP CAIRO, Sun. China has supplied 90 MIG-21 fighters to Egypt. Forty of these aircraft were presents from the Chinese government to the Egyptian armed forces, the weekly magazine October reported today. The weekly added that the transaction included the supply of spare parts for Egypt's SovietAFP - 58 words
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Article57 1979-07-02 1 AFP KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The stalled air talks between Britain and Malaysia will be resumed at a higher level, the Malaysian Acting Foreign Minister Taib Mahmud said here today. He said this was agreed upon in talks that the visiting British Foreign Secreary Lord Carrington hadAFP - 57 words
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Article68 1979-07-02 1 AFP IPOH, Sun. Malaysia and Thailand are planning a combined naval exercise in their territorial waters bordering the two countries, it was started here today. The exercise, similar to the joint MalaysianIndonesian naval manouevres, is aimed at testing the effectiveness of the two navies. Details of theAFP - 68 words
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Article36 1979-07-02 1 Reuter Hongkong, Sun. The Chinese medical newspaper, Health, banned for 13 year, resumes publication today with a front-page article on plans to reduce China's population growth, the New China News Agency reported. ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article114 1979-07-02 1 THE following list of stocks gives the II most traded on the Stock Exchange of Singapore last week. It gives the turnover in thousands of units, closing prices on Friday and the high and low for 1979 (tmpuy Ta reaver Price* High Law Ju a 1V» Sime114 words
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LOCAL STOCK INDICES
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Article72 1979-07-02 1 Ju ti JuK Ju 21 JutS JuZS "BT Index: 2208 87 *****2 2251.37 2210.81 2220.18 Industrials: 379 29 381.31 380.11 376 39 376.46 Finance: 675 98 679 28 676.92 672.54 673.32 ••Hotels: 282.92 283.48 283.25 282.61 282 65 •Properties: 243.81 244.44 244.03 243.06 243.51 'Minings: 196 68 197.17 196.4872 words
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Article86 1979-07-02 1 Juts tal ju n Ju a Ju a "BT Index: 3244.01 3299.52 3284.34 3231.01 3250.73 •Industrials: 407.89 ***** 408.67 406 85 406 39 Finance: 603 60 604.54 603 49 599 97 600 56 ••Hotels: 257.34 257.42 257.29 257.25 257 34 •Properties: 233.04 234.39 233.24 232 10 232.52 •Tins: 201.0686 words
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Article, Illustration775 1979-07-02 1 FOO CHOY PENG - FUNDS NOW $6 BILLION By FOO CHOY PENG SIX OUT of every 10 employers in Singapore may be underpaying or not paying at all the Central Provident Fund contributions due to their employees. A survey of nine industries by the board last year showed that 61775 words
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Article143 1979-07-02 1 THE Telecommunication Authority of Singapore (Telecoms) has reduced the rental for radio paging service from $600 per pager per annum to $480, effective from yesterday. Concurrently, a supplementary "Who-Called" service will also be provided at' an additional charge of $120 per pager per annum. As the supplementary service143 words
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588 1979-07-02 1 MARGARET THOMAS - By MARGARET THOMAS THE situation in Southeast Asia could lead to World War Three if the non-communist powers adopt a policy of appeasement towards Vietnam. There is a parallel between what is happening today in South-east Asia and what happened forty588 words
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250 1979-07-02 1 WANG Laheratery af the United State*, tknagk Its Singapore nMdarjf Vug Cam paters, Is plaairtag ta set ap a regteaal sappart centre here ta sappart expansion af Its ap—H—la this part af the werld. The fanetts— the eeatre are ta pravUe facilities250 words
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438 1979-07-02 1 RAHIM KASSIM - By RAHIM KASSIM MEMBERS of the Association of South-east Asian Nations were yesterday urged to work out bilateral agreements with their counterparts in the European Economic Community to strengthen multilateral cooperation between the two regional groups. Mr Michael O'Kennedy, President of the EEC Council438 words
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Article58 1979-07-02 1 FORMER Japanese Prime Minister Takeo Fukuda will start a ten-day goodwill tour of Asean nations tomorrow. Mr Fukuda plans to confer with Asean leaders on the latest situation in Indo- china and other Asian countries. Reports in February des<Tibed Mr Fukuda as eager to return to the political58 words
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Advertisement15 1979-07-02 1 m m Wiyteom Motnni And FhmmOlid. I Ground floor. Stew Houm. Singapore 9 1W: *****715 words
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Advertisement24 1979-07-02 1 If you want to watch,but cant... With Sony Beteniax, you can. I m w u. a pjetamax See what you've been missing' Enquiries: *****424 words
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Advertisement66 1979-07-02 1 SHIPPING TIMES ID Ml sfcartag CUaew 5 PATRICIA ,G*h write* absut Lee Pan Hea— ahead *f laflaflm bay e paMhp 7 MARKET review 5..................... RONALD Raw ea the Grand OM Maa ef 5eeeer......... 11 MALAYBIA trade sarplas sears 12 OIL pradaet price* la Malaysia weat rise yet—....— 12 FLIGHTS S,66 words
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Article, Illustration1797 1979-07-02 2 YVONNE PRESTON - A rise of consumerism, trendy hair-styles. Western fashions— these are just some of the things found by YVONNE PRESTON on a recent visit to China. From November 1975 until April 1978 Preston was a resident correspondent in Beijing. Her return trip was an eye-opener.... YVONNE PRESTONFT - 1,797 words
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Article, Illustration1023 1979-07-02 2 JOHN HOFFMANN - China's scientists and planners are looking for energy sources that will carry the nation through the next two decades of modernisation Oil, coal, hydro-electricity and nuclear power schemes are all being developed as weU as solar power. The latter fact wontFT - 1,023 words
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Advertisement91 1979-07-02 2 Give us a ring on your old phone then come in to look at our new ones. Logic Hands-free Logic Dialer Logic 10 telephone SETELCO brings you communication equipment that is functional, interesting and definitely better looking. Choose from a whole range of SETELCO instruments: Telephone instruments, fanciful telephones, key91 words
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Article, Illustration560 1979-07-02 3 UPI AS THE cost of oil-foeled energy climbs, ail sorts of alternatives become possible. Perhaps the the boldest alternative ventures of all is that of ship owner Hngh Lawrence of Saosalito, California. He calculates the time is at hand to return sailUPI - 560 words
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Article, Illustration762 1979-07-02 3 Lebanon's unfinished war continues to tear apart the once prond city of Beirut. But not all Lebanese have written off the future of the Middle East's former financial capital. Out of the ashes has risen a luxurious new holiday resort which does the JetsettersFT - 762 words
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Article, Illustration876 1979-07-02 3 JAMES RESTON - By JAMES RESTON NYT YOU cannot come to London these days without feeling that everything looks the same but is somehow quite different. It still gives the appearance of an imperial capitol and of restrained elegance. Its shops are glittering with old gold andNYT - 876 words
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Advertisement192 1979-07-02 3 Now... A station wagon loaded with good sense trr ■m sM&Si The new Mazda 929 L Legato station wagon brings prestige accommodation of the highest order within the reach of any normal motorist. Luxuriously appointed, it doubles as rugged, hardworking people and cargo carrier. With real economy. Extras which are192 words
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RAW MATERIALS
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Article1092 1979-07-02 4 COFFEE: Robusta futures ended the day £41 to £16 per tonne up on Friday. The market was extremely active and the turnover of 19,908 lots was not far from the all-time record of 20,026 lots. Prices at one stage reached new contract highs in all but the near1,092 words
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Article198 1979-07-02 4 RENEWED strength of sterling sent London terminal rubber on Friday into a late session decline taking closing call prices near to the lows of the day with losses ranging from 0.40 to 0.06 pence per kilo. The morning market had finished about unchanged on balance having climbed back on198 words
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429 1979-07-02 4 TRADING was geaeraliy qslet aad feataretoss sa the Slagapere predaee market last week. Sales to everseas markets were limited by the lack sf stocks held here aad tower expectattoa ef sapplies tram eriglas. While the werid esflee market weat tkresgk aaether reaad sf speealattoa429 words
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Article126 1979-07-02 4 CHINESE PBOOt CE EXCHANGE. SINGAPOHE, NOON CLOSING PKICEB rER PKXX ON MUX DAY: C«Mt Bulk 1130 Klltn. old drum 1L35 sellers. new drum SI4O sellers Capri: Mixed (loose) UK Coat 182 00 buyers Pcfyar: Muntofc AST A white lob 10C. NLW 1320 00 tellers. Sarawak white fob Wi NLW126 words
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1299 1979-07-02 4 AFP THE crude-oil price rises overshadowed all else on the London commodity markets last week. Dealers were initially nervous in front of the Opec meeting in Geneva and tended to stand off. Subsequently, after the price increases were announced, there was a sharp decline amongAFP - 1,299 words
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ASIAN STOCKS
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Article253 1979-07-02 4 LAST week saw generally active and. at times, confused trading on the Singapore fore* market. The US dollar, however, appeared to have consolidated its position somewhat after sharp declines in the past two weeks. Opening lower at 5J2.1800 10, compared with 2 1830 40 at the previous week's253 words
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Article277 1979-07-02 4 OVERNIGHT money rates eased significantly on Tuesday and Wednesday of last week from an opening of 7 1/ t to 7'/« per cent. Exchange operations by the Monetary Authority of Singapore on the weakening US dollar and inflows of funds were "causes" advanced by market participants. Term funds277 words
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Article232 1979-07-02 4 THE KILOBAK market in Singapore on Saturday opened higher at 5519.794 and closed lower at $19,692. Spot gold for London delivery opened at U*****.50 283.00 and closed at 1281.0050. The market was quiet. Saure: Stagmaa. Retail prices per tahil quoted by the Singapore Chinese Gold and Silver Merchants Association232 words
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Article226 1979-07-02 4 Asian rates RATES closed a shade lower in a fairly active market last week, with some light rollovers seen in Threes and Sixes. US basic money aggregates M-l and M-2 were up US$4OO million and $2 billion, respectively. ASIAN earreaey average depaalt rates far tke week faded Jaae US# (Bid226 words
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Article48 1979-07-02 4 THE BEGINNING of last week saw a rather firm market with trading above 7 per cent. The market closed with a slight easing tone, with the Ones, Twos and Threes closing at 7to 6 7to 6 7'» to 7 per cent, respectively. H—rrr Asttey I Pnm.48 words
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Article48 1979-07-02 4 FOR THE week ended Saturday June 30, the range of call rate received from from Short Deposits (M) Bhd was as follows: Bank fund: 1.75 per cent to 3.75 per cent. General fond: 2 per cent to 4 per cent. M«vemeats of funds totalled $581 million.48 words
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Advertisement116 1979-07-02 4 If your girl cant meet you at the airport, our girl can. 'v WW m m w "v m >• <r» After all, Avis is in 1,200 airports in over 100 countries. That's a lot of girls. And the nice thing about it, you can reserve your Avis car when116 words
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Article785 1979-07-02 5 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Time From GIA GA908 1100 MES THAI TG423 1125 BKK PAL PR501 1135 MNL RBA BI423 1200 BWN GIA GA982 1200 HLP SIA SQ240 1210 MES Air Niugi ni PX053 1230 HLP POM SIA SQ911 1240 SFO HNL GUM SIA SQ201 1245785 words
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OVERSEAS
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372 1979-07-02 5 UPI ALTHOUGH there is officially no inflation in a truly Socialist economy, the Soviet Union acknowledged one of the tough laws of capitalism took the "forced but necessary measure" of raising prices on certain goods in high demand. Tass news agency reported the priceUPI - 372 words
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WORLD IN BRIEF
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Article401 1979-07-02 5 Agencies THE FIRST black Prime Minister of Zimbabwe rode to his new official residence last Saturday in an ox cart used by whites who colonised Rhodesia, nine decades ago. "This is a repeat of the Great Trek." said Mr Ayoub Kara, national director of Prime Minister AbelAgencies - 401 words
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167 1979-07-02 5 AFP CBDNA*B policy on joint entores and foreign Investment was outlined by the New Chlaa News Ageaey. TV abjective would be to raise foods far eeastractiaa, la Impart ad vaaeed techaslagles and equipment, Improve eeaaamle maaagemeat aad speed ap the eoootry's maderalaatiaa. Pointing oat UiatAFP - 167 words
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Article94 1979-07-02 5 LEADERS af Britain's National I nion af Misers decided to seek pay rises far members af between 31 per cent aad ti per eeat. They decided to pat the claim to the annual miners' conference. The increase, If appraved by the National Caal Board, would94 words
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571 1979-07-02 5 Agencies FINANCE ministers of the seven industrialised nations reached a secret agreement aimed at avoiding excessive financing competition in China, the Japanese mass circulation daily Yomiuri reported yesterday. The agreement also aims at preventing cornering of the Chinese market by any of theirAgencies - 571 words
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Article127 1979-07-02 5 THE LATEST oil price increase by the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries will pull down Japan's fiscal 1973 economic growth rate by 1.2 per cent while pushing up wholesale prices to the level equivalent to 10.4 per cent at an annual rate. As a127 words
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395 1979-07-02 5 AP Reuter US inflation, fanned by Opee oil-price increases, will exceed 10 per cent this year. Presidential adviser Alfred Kahn said petroleum costs are rising fastest, but food could go up more than 11 per cent this year. His assessment, the gloomiest yet byAP; Reuter - 395 words
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Advertisement86 1979-07-02 5 1-3 GL $14,352 I Look at these features. Unbeatable value here r isstFuel efficient Sonic Idle carburettor Sports road wheels Soft-feel steering wheel Halogen headlights Intermittent wiper Heated Rear Window Hazard warning flashes Protective Body Moulding Quartz electric clock Inertia reel seat belts Radial Ply tyres Reclining Seats UNIVERSAL CARS86 words
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REVIEWS
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Article, Illustration1128 1979-07-02 6 PATRICIA GOH - By PATRICIA GOH LEE Pan Hon wasn't as besieged by the Press as I thought he was going to be. But then he had also been lying low literally and metaphorically! After sleeping off the jet-lag of the 18hour flight from London, Pan came to1,128 words
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Article, Illustration515 1979-07-02 6 KST ONE would expect no less than a superlative performance from the combination of Lee Pan Hon, Choo Hoey and the Singapore Symphony Orchestra. But as it turned out, the performance of Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto in E Minor was a bit of a disappointment, particularlyKST - 515 words
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792 1979-07-02 7 Title: The Masked Comrades: A study of the Communist United Front in Malaya. 1945-48. Author: Cheah Boon Kheng Publisher: Times Books International Price: 558.50 Reviewed by: J D Pracetas THIS book is based on Mr Cheah Boon Kheng's Masters dissertation on the Malayan792 words
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Article, Illustration579 1979-07-02 7 FRANCIS CHIN - By FRANCIS CHIN TO KEEP one step ahead of inflation you can either spend as fast as you earn or you can invest in durables. And Chinese paintings are one of the best bargains for someone who wants to combine cautious investment with profit. An exhibition579 words
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Article, Illustration115 1979-07-02 7 [Consider Fengyang It was a most pleasant placc But that was before Emperor Chu Then came the poor harvests Fully nine had out of ten Alas' (Roll of drums) Life became so hard That in years of searching yet could not find a good wife The wives115 words
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Article, Illustration674 1979-07-02 7 LEE YOKE MENG - A CYMBAL OF SUCCESS.. By LEE YOKE MENG WITH CYMBALS in my left hand, And a drum in my right, I sing a song with cymbals and drums: I know no other song, save The Song of Fengyang... The sounds of this ancient Chinese ballad came alive at the PUB674 words
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Advertisement279 1979-07-02 6 from Penguins i mk #1 Dear Me: Peter Ustinov This is a brilliant book. It is extremely funny: there are hilarious stories about Sir Ralph Richardson and Sir Laurence Oliver (both of whom Mr Ustinov treats rather unkindly), and even more comic ones about Ernest Bevin and J.B. Priestley. The279 words
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Page 6 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous715 1979-07-02 6 LEISURE TIME FILM SHOWS THE Science Centre will screen two films at its lecture hall on July 8 at 3pm. The first, Proteins, explains what proteins are, how they work and why we need them. The second, The Living Lakes, shows how each lake has its own "web of life",715 words
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Miscellaneous1386 1979-07-02 6 TiVBSRWDIO A public mischief YOU will have to appear before the Crawi Caart if yaa waat to watek aay television tonight. And there will be little Jastlfleatftaa far year vtewtag aay el the ather praCrawa Caart makes its reappearaaee at liMpm aa Chaaaei 5 with "A Pablie Mischief". Tbe inner1,386 words
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Advertisement91 1979-07-02 7 OUBhosa scheme to get your plans moving. OUB has loan scheme which allows you to borrow up to $20,000. Whatever your needs, our exclusive scheme can fit into your scheme of things. We do not require collateral. The interest rate is only 6V2 p.a. The repayment period is flexible and91 words
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Miscellaneous37 1979-07-02 7 RnStdJsT LRrantDickajS i fvjTt NG ON u)GGHT C"' k J SHQtLO\T UC?RV P-3CXT —vcu <NCUJ' UH pr FfsT hpppv p ecPLe s rv'm o t HPiT'S THC FUNNICST I tmikg rvc evefc UCPvfcD MO' K» v>o' V-37 words
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INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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EUROPEAN MARKETS
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Article237 1979-07-02 8 JUNE 29 Frs CORBEILLE Air-Liqulde 418 2 B S N Gervals Danone 653 >2 CSF (ThomsonCsf) 381 50 14 Cle Francalse ties Petroles 201 50 0.5 Compagnle Flnanclere Compagnle -251 Generate 355 90xd Credit Foncler De France 477 unch Harhett* (Libralrle) 250 -2.5 Machines Bull 57 80 -1 Michelln237 words
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Article189 1979-07-02 8 JUNE 28 Francs Action* Suisse* Alusulsse Br. Alusulsse Reg Brown Boverl Br Clbk Gelgy Br Clba Gelgy P C Clba Oelgy Reg Credit Suisse Br Credit Suisse Reg 282 1245 491 1820 1245 1015 <06 2200 424 1 20 1 80 5 10 3 10 2 Elektrowatt Br. George189 words
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Article206 1979-07-02 8 JUNE 29 Dai Aef-Telefunken 4930 Akxo JSJO 0J AIU Leben 850.00 10 A!li Vers 443 -X BASF 12# 10 ♦0.1 Bay H T Wbtnt 244.00 -0.5 Bay Vbank ***** -4 Bayer 124.70 -00 BBC 254 SOB DUUI 184 OOB 345 00 unch Chem Verw 251 00 -1 Cocnmerxbank 190206 words
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Article204 1979-07-02 8 JUNE 20 FU ABN 336 00 .2 Ahold 96 50 Akzo 28 70 ♦02 AMEV 83 20 -1.1 Am fas 100.00 13 Am rot Bank 08.80 -0.5 57 40 1.4 pjrf" 9600 Rnlt M 00 -1.4 Borsumij 160.50 unch Burhmann 6300 0.5 Byenkorf 7000 unch Calve Delft 170 50204 words
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Article105 1979-07-02 8 JUNE 29 Frs FORWARD MARKET AMT 432 -1 AatMrf 2810 25 Astur 612 14 Broom 820 -16 Bru-Laxnb 1750 -10 r«np*f SI 8 16 r*w»k *93 -1 De Bftrs 250 -9 Ebes 2175 -15 Electrobel 8870 20 Gb-Inno-Bm 2S#5 15 Ot« 1220 -I Hobok 2865 -S Petro 4080 ■TO105 words
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Article106 1979-07-02 8 JUNE 28 Urc 31 75 unch Assoc Oen ***** 20 754 •10 Centnic 5290 -40 piit 2508 -12 Fmsider 1S3 -0.5 Oen Immob 83 25 -2.5 IFI Pii 3419 •11 It&JcemenU ***** •140 I Lai (as 710 -S lulitder 386 ♦7 Ma«neu M Pf Ml 31 Marelll Ere 280106 words
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Article1323 1979-07-02 8 NEW YORK AN UNCONFIRMED report that Libya would halt oil exports for several years reversed a moderate stock market advance and prices eased in active trading on Friday. The market dropped abruptly when the Libya story crossed newswires but pared its losses after several oil companies and1,323 words
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Article227 1979-07-02 8 JUNE 29 CS Abiubi 19 unch Alcan 404 4 Algoma 29\ Bank Mont 234 -4 Bank Nov* Scotia 234 -4 Bell Tel 21V. 4 Beth Corp BP Can Ltd ZZ 284 4 Brascan 234 4 Camp Red LaJke 22 4 Can Imp Bk 4 Cannae 344 4 Canpac In»227 words
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Advertisement598 1979-07-02 8 See Page 9 for Tokyo and Johannesburg stocks Where to wine, dine and entertain c m For drinking. For dancing. For delightful evenings. Music by Bacchus International of London Open hours: SI THL'R 9 PM 2 A.M S/J'/o 4. j% IST DRIXK FRI. SA T 9 PM 3AM Sl5 (»i598 words
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Advertisement67 1979-07-02 8 IB it M House Everyday is a big house affair for us Because each day is another new opportunity to perfect our service to you Service by which you remember us Savoury specialities for the choicest pick And that truly relaxed atmosphere which makes eating a delightful pleasure 24 hours67 words
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MARKET REVIEWS
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582 1979-07-02 9 NEW YORK NYT OIL prices and takeover deals dominated the talk and the action of stocks on Wall Street last week. Meanwhile, institutions and money managers wound up their "window dressing" as the second quarter ended. At the outset, popular stock market averagesNYT - 582 words
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Article195 1979-07-02 9 Violet Chow - Week mM Jue tZ Complled by Violet Chow OTHERS I IWtrka (M) said that the operation of the industrial and automotive parts division of U M W (M) will merge with U M W (Penang) and trade in the name of U M W (Penang)195 words
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399 1979-07-02 9 TOKYO WITH investors weighing the impact of another oil price increase, the Tokyo Stock market remained inactive this week but cautious selective buying helped squeeze out some mild gains. The Tokyo Exchange index of all listed issues edged up 0.79 point to 447.34, following399 words
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Article555 1979-07-02 9 K.LUMPUR n d IT WAS generally a week of uncertainty on the Kuala Lumpur stock market as traders awaited the outcome of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries meeting called to review the oil price. Trading was cautious throughout and prices fluctuated within narrow margins to close555 words
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Article296 1979-07-02 9 SYDNEY Reuter END OF financial year trading saw energy stocks dominating the market after the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries' oil price rise and the Austrlian government's decision to implement measures to cut domestic oil consumption by 10 per cent and promote the use of naturalReuter - 296 words
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Article439 1979-07-02 9 TOKYO SHARE prices closed higher on Saturday, led by energyrelated issues, dealers said. The Dow Jones average rose 25.86 to close at 6,273.12 with the volume at 120 million shares; the Tokyo Stock Exchange index closed at 447.34. up 0.70. Export-orientated electricals, vehicles and cameras, however, closed439 words
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Article304 1979-07-02 9 JUNE 29 Rand INDUSTRIALS A Alpha Abercom AE And CI ISO unch 223 440 unch -5 AUtr 1375 -25 Barlows Cg Sufar CNA sas ■1 MOB MO unch Currle Flnancc 35 -3 De Been Ind Ed con Edgara Eveready Fed Volk 1S25B 320 ***** >00 13 Fuflt Oardlan Glenanl304 words
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890 1979-07-02 9 CHAN BONG SOO - F SINGAPORE h By CHAN BONG SOO SMALL losses were posted across a wide front in a dull market at the Stock Exchange of Singapore last week. Until the close, the undertone was barely steady. Investor confidence was, for the best part of the week,890 words
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Article763 1979-07-02 9 GERALD COLVERD - LONDON By GERALD COLVERD THE MOST predictable aspect of a "bear" market is its timing of a rise in share values. Short-sellers in the market need to buy back to make their profit and, having seen prices wilt away during the past fortnightly trading account, it763 words
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Advertisement152 1979-07-02 9 Grindlays Bank Limited Now in Singapore Grindlays Bank Limited have opened an offshore branch in Singapore which has acquired the business of its subsidiary Grindlay Brandts Limited Singapore. Grindlays in Singapore is part of the Grindlays Bank Group, a British based international banking organisation with more than 200 branches and152 words
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COMPANY NEWS
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319 1979-07-02 10 PLAGUED with high production costs, Perak Carbide Corporation seems headed for yet another year of loss. The company, 31.2 per cent owned by Central Securities, has reported a loss of $225,505 for the first six months ended March 31, 1978. A recovery in the319 words
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277 1979-07-02 10 LOYTAPE has produced a set of interim profit figures which makes comparision of its latest performance with that of the previous year difficult. The adhesive tape manufacturer has reported a pretax profit for the half year ended March 31, 1979, of $411,039, but the277 words
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Article36 1979-07-02 10 SUPREME Corporation Bhd said that the issued and paid-op capital of its subsidiary, Supreme Leasing Sdn Bhd, has been increased to $211 with So pre me holding a majority interest of 75 per cent.36 words
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Article553 1979-07-02 10 Current Ex Books Date Total for Total for Payment Date Close Payable the year Previous year Mentakab 21% Jun a Jun 21 Jul 2 32% 31% Prem Hldgs 6% Jun 13 Jun 25 Jul 2 12% 11% mb Bolton 10%(b) Jun 5 Jun 15 Jul 3 10% 10%553 words
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Article139 1979-07-02 10 Company Particulars Ex Date Books Close Mai Flour Oriental Hldga Spore Glass Yeo Hiap Seng B Semb Bonus Issue of 1 for 2 Bonus Issue of 8 for 5 Bonus Issue of 1 for 5 Bonus Issue of 1 for 3 Rights Issue of 1 for 3 $2.25139 words
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250 1979-07-02 10 JUDGING from the buoyant commodity prices currenU> prevailing and indications of increased palm output. Gadek Malaysia seems set for good profits in the current year ending Dec 31. The company, which was recently listed on the KLSE, has two estates. Gadek and250 words
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Article185 1979-07-02 10 LARUT Tin Fields may sell the mining assets belonging to its wholly-owned subsidiary, Syarikat Hasili, if Hasili, now in its second year of shutdown, does not find suitable mining leases in which to resume operations. The company will do its best to secure realised185 words
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Article640 1979-07-02 10 THE GOOD performance of subsidiary Malaysia Borneo Finance (MBF) was the single most important factor which enabled Pacific Development Credit to turn in a respectable set of profit figures for the half year to March 31 1978. These show group earnings before tax640 words
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Article91 1979-07-02 10 THE KLSE is querying Pacific Development Credit Bbd oo the sales and purchases of certain investments. It wants to know whether the consideration is payable in cash, and the company to furnish details including the terms of any arrangements for payment on a deferred basis. The exchange91 words
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Article20 1979-07-02 10 KESANG Tin (M) Bhd Informed the KLSE that Mr T. Th&rum&gn&n&m resigned from its board on June 1.20 words
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Article2700 1979-07-02 10 this High Ye»r Low Company Last Sale orGr'a Div Div C»r Gr'» Y'ld Net P/E Vol roooi Week High Low 8ECTION ONI INDl'STEIAL COMMERCIAL 261 190* 142 180 265 744 252 350 215 380 207 123* no 147 255 60 185* 226 177 272 Acma Alcom Allied2,700 words
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Advertisement139 1979-07-02 10 M S* m m Wa m m m m SJ m m IQ/ i "T*J in, w#/ Buy a pea green boat or sell a nautical puss. Leisure Times is right on target For as little as $15, you can sell anything in Leisure Times a painting, a world tour,139 words
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Article, Illustration1397 1979-07-02 11 TEO TECK WENG - By TEO TECK WENG LIM SWEE WAH yesterday staved off a strong challenge from fellow Singapore Island Country Club professional Chang Chung-Fa to capture the Jurong Masters 79 title and his first ever win on the local golf circuit. The 25-year-oldBT pictures by FRANCIS ONG and MAZLAN BADRON - 1,397 words
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Article, Illustration1042 1979-07-02 11 RONALD KOW - By RONALD KOW WHEN YOU do not knew mack about "Pop" IJm Yeng I Jang except that he «U a iter centreforward a long time age and that be is the eldest active football faa, what would yon think if yea saw a bag1,042 words
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Advertisement236 1979-07-02 11 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 tor use in industry or the home, every product reflects some new development in engineering or marketing expertise It you're involved236 words
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Advertisement196 1979-07-02 11 RETURNING OR RETIRING TO THE U.K.? FINANCIAL INTERESTS IN THE U.K.? Six Questions Have you planned your return to Britain? Do you know the U.K. tax concessions available to you? Do you pay U.K. tax if you do, should you? Have you planned to reduce your Capital Transfer Tax liability?196 words
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723 1979-07-02 12 Agencies FOREIGN ministers from 10 nations will start an important dialogue in Bali today aimed at helping non-communist South-east Asian countries face the challenges posed by the complex Indochina situation. The dialogue follows a three-day ministerial conference among Asean countries which focussed onAgencies - 723 words
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Article273 1979-07-02 12 THE current price of oil products in the Malaysian market will not rise for sometime despite the 25 per cent increase in the price of crude oil decided by the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) last week. Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said it was not273 words
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213 1979-07-02 12 Reuter ARAB OIL state* are prepared to Invest to a US$59l bllllsn (SSI.M Wilton) ptoa to devetop alteraatlve eaergy snarees. Dr Ai-Oteib«, president sf toe Organisation sf Petreleam Exporting Csnntrles (Opee), into: "We are ready to participate la saeh a programme." DrReuter - 213 words
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Article92 1979-07-02 12 Reuter IRAN yesterday raised its oil prices in line with the increase decided at last week's Geneva Opec meeting, pushing the price of its light crude to a maximum of US$22 (Ss4B) a barrel. A spokesman of the National Iranian Oil Company (Nioc) said Iran decidedReuter - 92 words
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Article, Illustration253 1979-07-02 12 TSANG SAU YIN - By TSANG SAU YIN CYCLE and Carriage opened its first suburban showroom at Marine Parade yesterday, marking the company's new marketing strategy to "serve the people and go where they are" in the words of Mr Chua Boon Peng, chairman of C and C. The253 words
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869 1979-07-02 12 PROPELLED by high commodity prices and the increasing output of crude oil from fields off the Malaysian east coast. Peninsular Malaysia's trade surplus for the first four months of this year took off like a rocket to an all-time high of M 51.38 billion.869 words
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Article248 1979-07-02 12 DISCUSSIONS on important issues related to tin are expected to figure high on the agenda of the talks between Indonesian Mines and Energy Minister, Dr Subroto, and Malaysian Primary Industries Minister, Mr Paul Leong. this week. Dr Subroto, who is visiting Malaysia at the248 words
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Article135 1979-07-02 12 CHINA'S parliament ended a two-week session by electing three new vicepremiers, all economic experts. The new additions to the state council (government) were seen by diplomats as reflecting the nation's determination to tap the skills of technocrats to the utmost. The election of the three men wilhalso135 words
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Advertisement149 1979-07-02 12 W Diethelm office chairs Elegant impressive Functional and Comfortable True to Swiss tradition Every detail has been perfected to spell out quality Sophisticated chairs, built to suit the individual s posture For easy height ad|ustment chairs come with finger-tip control, either hydraulic or mechanical The 5-prong base of die-cast aluminium149 words
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Advertisement92 1979-07-02 12 JONES LANG If you have real estate to develop We offer you practical professional advice on market trends and development opportunities. Mr If you're tired of waiting for a tenant MAKE A We can show you ways to find tenants, improve your rental income and manage your property. ft If92 words
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Miscellaneous59 1979-07-02 12 Outlook tor Singapore from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. today: Mainly fair. Report for 24 hours prior to 7Jt p.m. on July 1 at the airport. Maximum temperature 31.4 Associated humidity 62 Minimum temperature :22.1 Associated humidity 94 Hours of sunshine 9.45 Rainfall in millimetres Nil Total rainfall for the59 words
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Article49 1979-07-02 13 THE Telecommunication Authority of Singapore (Telecoms) announces that the telephone service number '905* for VHF ship-shore radio-telephone service has been changed to '105'. The new service number '105' will be routed via Telecoms service tandem which is specially designed to cater for all the special services.49 words
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Article62 1979-07-02 13 AP MITSUI Engineering and Shipbuilding Co. Ltd. said on Saturday it has delivered at its Tamano works a 32,776-deadweight ton cargo ship, Barber Nara, to its owner, Brostroms Rederi AB of Sweden. Mitsui said the Barber Nara is the fourth of seven ships ordered by and deliveredAP - 62 words
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Article118 1979-07-02 13 Reuter A TANKER carrying 99,500 cubic metres of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) ran aground last night off southern Spain after avoiding collision with another vessel, a spokesman for the tanker's operators said on Saturday. There were no reports of leakage or pollution from the 66,807-tonne El PasoReuter - 118 words
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570 1979-07-02 13 GOH ENG KEE - By GOH ENG KEE CHO YANG Shipping Company, a national line of South Korea, has joined the ACE Group, which groups five member-lines of the Far Eastern Freight Conference (FEFC) in a cargo pool arrangement on their container services between the Far East570 words
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169 1979-07-02 13 AMERICAN PraMcat Lines (APL) will begla direct cNtalatr iervk* to Dabal m the AraMaa GaJf replacing calls at the nearby Part sf Sharjah. The sew APL service started yesterday wttfe the arrival «f the PrfUemt If we raft la Dshal. APL has ladleatod169 words
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Article, Illustration194 1979-07-02 13 THE FIRST upside-down ship to be built for the Royal Australian Navy is starting to take shape at Newcastle, north of Sydney. It is the AJ4O million (Ss97 million) troopship HMAS Tobruk, being built in 14 modular sections by Carrington Slipways Proprietary Limited. Each modular section194 words
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1619 1979-07-02 17 SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due and when SCHEDULE A guide to ships loading at Singapore for Ports around the World The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port1,619 words
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Article529 1979-07-02 17 ShlppUg Line Page CM ACS n 5 Afea IV 3 Alpac IV 5 Angkutan V 2 ANL i 1 APL m 2 Arya Nat n 5 ASCL m 5 Aust Cont IV 5 Bank n 5 BBS n 2 Ben Asia in 3 Ben m 3 Ben Ocean m529 words
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Article1344 1979-07-02 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 the1,344 words
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801 1979-07-02 18 THERE IS a well-estab-lished, if somewhat diminishing, practice for merchant ships on scheduled itineraries using UK and north-west European ports to carry pilots on narrow sea passages. These pilots may either be specialist deep-sea pilots holding certificates granted by one of the principle801 words
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Article130 1979-07-02 18 AP NORTH American grain remained the star performer of a still very firm London freight market on Friday as Trans-Atlantic voyage fixing stepped up. Continental grain worked a total of 24,000 tonnes from the Great Lakes and St Lawrence to Holland aboard the Union Progress in a JulyAP - 130 words
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848 1979-07-02 18 Lloyd's List BRITAIN'S balance of payments will be pat under further pressure if the decline in the UK-flag fleet 2* per cent in the last three years continues, the president of the General Council of British Shipping, Mr David Ropner, warned. The government,Lloyd's List - 848 words
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Article, Illustration199 1979-07-02 18 EXPECTED ARRIVALS TODAY KEPPEL WHARVES Dove (Tanker) (after Accord subject gas free P/ O) 15/16 Hong Chun (after Santiago Del Estero) 38/39 Lilac Star (Ro/Ro) (1100) 47 Marie Bakke (after Turkmeniya must sail not later than 1100/sth) 1/2 Nedlloyd Nagasaki (0600 after Nedlloyd Kimberley) 3/4 Perlis (1800199 words
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Advertisement478 1979-07-02 13 Europe Our Next Loader Port Kelang: ILL 3/7 Singapore: For further details, see page 3 JAR DINT AN I AH Orient Overseas Co*tlcu*ieA Line FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) xottw iacewon 3*r* 7 SSST *1 17 5 1 1 3 8 48 88 XmI?C*FISH 21 7 ?2 7478 words
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Advertisement101 1979-07-02 13 I Si SEALORD ANTAH UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG) ■ARABIAN GULF WEEKLY SERVICE! j RED SEA DIRECT SERVICE Vessel Is'porel Loading for LAND Customer Service Bookmy *****22 Terminal *****53 *****37 I DEPARTURE TO USA CANAOA ANO CARIBBEAN CLOSING EVERY FRtOAY Cf S 5.00 Ml CV 10.00 I DEPARTURES TO101 words
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Advertisement336 1979-07-02 13 NOL NEPTUNE ORIENT UNES LTD ,4 Kbw| Bftm A»*rp 6 hi', Mr 73 My 25 My 27 My 2t My 31 My 12 toil 30 M; 'hit- 1 Am( 5A4 17 M, 3<U( 5A4 iM 9*« c 11*«( 22 My 7*4 I*4 9*4 13 *4 M*4l6 *4 30 tot, 16336 words
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Advertisement603 1979-07-02 13 > d\\ os< Australia Our Next Loader Port Kelang: VI Singapore: For further details, see page 3 MAERSK LINE For US PnAc. Pwhc Norm MMI tMc East Cauda FUUT CONTAWMD FAST OMECT K»U and Meico (Also accept** tor Hongkong. Taiwan lapan and Korea) Sfapore CJos*>g T.mes *CY I My 0700brs603 words
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Advertisement700 1979-07-02 14 FIULT CONTMOUSED TO EUROPE EXPORTS EXPRESS CONVENTIONAL TO EUROPE Sport PKelanf Ptn BRbao Genu HTwrj Bremen Rdam Antwerp Mosebton 17/7 19 7 18/8 10/8 25/8 19/8 21/8 23/8 Rejenstem 21,7 23/7 8/8 2/8 19/8 17/8 l«/ 8 12/8 FULLY CONTAINERISED FROM EUROPE MPORTS HK T« Ttkye/ *obe Bus* Thama 6/7700 words
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Advertisement450 1979-07-02 14 jit barber blue sea From: US ATLANTIC US GULF I EAST CANADA Baiter Tata Barter Tamterf 232! i\m tet t*/n m 21/30 My 2S/27 T N«xt Arrivals: "MELAMPUS" July 7/8 at BARBER LINES TERMINAL GOOOWN 47. MELAMPUS" My 7; "BARBER TAT" My ll.' MENELAUS" My 23, "TSU" My 31 N»450 words
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Advertisement669 1979-07-02 14 EVERGREEN LINE I r FAR EAST EUROPE EXPRESS EUEI CONTAINER SERVICE 1 ACCEPTING CARGO FOR HAMBURG. FELIXSTOWE ROTTEROAM ANTWERP LE HAVRE ALSO ACCEPTMG CARGO FOR UNITED KWGOOM SOUTHAMPTON LONDON MANCHESTER BIRMMGHAM BRISTOL LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. LEEDS WEST GERMANY BREMERHAVEN HOLLAND AMSTERDAM S p«r< HMtavf Frintom MMarta* Mwarp U Hnn W* khri669 words
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Advertisement932 1979-07-02 14 I V Everett Lines Burma Fivi Star Shipping Corpn. BURMESE NATIONAL LINE' LOADING FOR RANGOON HTANTAWTIM. PAGAN Saifapore m 303/4 My S/7 July BFS S C m Moloyvo TEPS MALAYSIA Port Ketong Tel (38K7355 Penong Tel *****/***** Compania Argentina Da Navagacion Intercontinental S. A. C.I. F. "ARGENTINE NATIONAL LINE" LOADING932 words
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Advertisement644 1979-07-02 14 OCEAN SHIPPING ENTERPRISES PTE LTD RM 2102 2103 21ST FLOOR MARINA HOUSE SHENTON WAY MISTRI ROAD %INGAPORE 2 TEL *****44 7& *****70 lESI SANKYO LINE AUSTRALIA SERVICE matsky DIAMOND SIM. YUE RIVER P. Kelang Singapore 5/5 My 3/4 My 15/17 My 18/20 My 23/25 My 20/22 My ludn( tor: SYD644 words
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Advertisement904 1979-07-02 15 Overseas I IJ I Containers Limited Weekly service to/from UK/Europe To UK/Continent S'pn P Kriang D'mart Br mi A'wp It Him U. EfteMara «W 27 M 29 M 34 M 1 ft* 241 Osaka Bay )M 21 M 30 M 26 IM 3 tag 4* Inarpoal Bay 11 M 13904 words
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Advertisement1062 1979-07-02 15 GRANARD LINE NONNEST BOUND-FAR EAST/MEDITERRANEAN UK MM FUME *71*.. HV. MM KM VJM Sptrt PKtiang Ptnang km M». KWONG FWK 30*. 31 Aug mi wssas accept* contuo cmco MMi/P SaM/Afeiandria Btirgt LattaAia/Pirtaus P Sad Altiandna Beirut' I attaAia Pireaus leddah P Sad/ Beirut, lattakia EAST BOUND4CDfTERRAICAN/FAR EAST M« KNOW FUN1,062 words
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Advertisement611 1979-07-02 15 KPT* BEN LINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE TO OMU ffcr Maru Osaka Bay Liverpool Bay BmaMtr HamCnir| Eiprtss Btnaron Tokyo Bay Cardigan Bay Tokio Etprtu FBOM EUROPE: H'BUKC SHAVEN ft DAM HAVRE SOTON Itrmany Austria BeiMiu Franct A» UK P KaU* S port Ftr BtnaMar SaM SaM SaM611 words
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Advertisement666 1979-07-02 15 Scan Dutch 9 pi i :<Vf i nwu mima w j pat i. 11: i»a 4 >7i 11 :»i: i:I»; I nuMcau Mad MUM VT CUMOU 7/7 mi rOMM FtMcoa i«/ 7 a nn EUAMM n/7 sum fmncbca a/? mom n/7 ELEAMBU VI MM MM '/I FtMKHCA IVI KB OtMt666 words
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Advertisement662 1979-07-02 15 BOUSTEAD AGENCIES THE BANK LINE LTD. FMOOMDI Reunion (Mm. Ctown ft. I L«n) S pore 24,78 Aug P Ae<ane?9'3l Aug f ROM CAST t SOUTH AFRICA A USSR. Penang P Kelang FOR BANGKOK MANILA Spore A«| U.S. GULF COAST SERVICE (New Orleans, Mobile, Houston, Galveston) 10US£ LTKES (loads) ELIZABETH LTKES662 words
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Advertisement1075 1979-07-02 16 •iKLINE KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. fcUROPt FXF'WSS SF R VIC F HK CONTAINER rtW II July MERCATOR 12W 0 CHICF 15W SS BRIOCL 22W TO EUROPE P Kelang L Hanre Rdam 22 July 23 July 30 July 4 Aug 16 Aug 21 Aug 28 July 31 July 2 Aug 51,075 words
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Advertisement767 1979-07-02 16 U.S.A./EAST CANADA SERVICE PtMi* Idnw P Muot S«c*«ye E.C./GREAT LAKES SERVICE LOAORK FOR: TOM. NOVAK MONTREAL. TORONTO Penanf BMwki P. War* Smpport' vbmja itr tcafc cHuf*) n/ifut 21/24 Mr 20/22 Mr "A wssn is/It Au| IJ/M Aut 10/12 CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE Lu*X tor: LOS ANGELES. SAN FRANCISCO. SEATTLE. TACOMA.767 words
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Advertisement668 1979-07-02 16 (.roup SINGAPORE SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE LTD 20TM FtOOH OCtAN BUILOING SINGAPORE 1 MAR* t TING *****? (3 LINESI GENERAL 91 Jl 11 11 4 LINE Si TELEX RS 2459S RS 2SS6B A B CARSMIP •CABLE CARGOSMIP SINGAPORE ISL ANDS I INF MIDDI.t HAST Rt i.L LAR IJ.XtR A SAFE WAV668 words
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Advertisement656 1979-07-02 16 W(Q.7 MALAYSIA* IHTfHNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPORATION BfPHAD EXPRESS FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO/FROM MED/UK/CONTINENT/SCANDINAVIA 1) Mairoo Stockholm Oslo. HMsmlu. 2) Copenhagen Aarhus. 3) Bremen 4) Antaerp Amsterdam UK. S) Basle Bordaaui Also accepting intermediate cargo to Hongkong 8 Japan EXPRESB CONVENTIONAL SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT I bM 4/5 Mr Btona 19/7. Cdrtlldon 25/7.656 words
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Advertisement838 1979-07-02 16 j INTRASEA (PTE) LTD Faber House. 234E Orchard Road Singapore 9 Telephone *****11'*****57 m REGULAR INDEPENDENT SEMI/FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE S'poro P. Keiani Penang Loadwg far. RATNAMANORAMA N842 4 Jul 6 Jul Art*)/Boulogne EVMAR M 845 22 ki 24 Jul Boulogne; Rdm Avon(UK) Agents Sngapore MTRASEA (PTE) LTD *****11838 words
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Advertisement354 1979-07-02 17 EGYPTIAN INTERNATIONAL LINE (EIL) EGYPTIAN FLAG I I GENERAL AGENTS SUB-AGENTS: L.N. SHIPPING PTE LTD H.S.H. (M) SON BHD Tel: *****11 (Singapore) Tel: *****3/*****7 (KL) TLX R*****7 *****6 (PT. KELANG) *****2 (PENANG) SHARJAH SHIPPING CO. LTD 4 5.j*- _r* (UNITED ARAB CMIRATFS> S pore P Kelang Penang Loading tor GULF354 words
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Advertisement391 1979-07-02 17 V P.T. PERUSAHAAN PELAYARAN *3 ANGKUTAN PERTAMBANGAN THE OUT SMGAPORE VOOfCSU CONTAKR FEEDER SERVICE AUTHORISED BY KWCSIA GOVERNCNT WITH FULL CONTAMI KSSQS EACH CAMTMG 112 VESSEL TAMBANG W TAKARII ALSO ACCEPTING CARGO FOR INDONESIA GOVERNMENT PROJECT ANO HEAVY MACHMERIES TAKARI IV. TAKARI W SINGAPORE LOAWNG FOR 17/7 JKT 13/7 JKT391 words
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Advertisement291 1979-07-02 17 CEYLON SHIPPING CORPORATION National Line o' Sri Lanka WORLD 1-5T LINE otrks kgulm soma mpm honborc st«mts Sport PMIANG OWMRD U MM M 7/1 fIS 'VH M. 14/17 1 M 20/21 »IO LAKE 141 M 24/25 M 2«/27 S*>gopof« G« kftnti •»fw express m ire 544 Mm Hmu SkOTta* Rj,291 words
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Advertisement377 1979-07-02 17 CHINA OCEAN SHIPPING COMFttNY •Tone fear* Nm( Tine Acceptnf AGENTS UKC SOtWCE f AEIANG PENANC 10A0MG fOK 25/27 My Rotterdam, Hartwj 27/29 My London/Anhmp Rotterdam Hambwj ICHTEMtMtiMI gj> SOtWCt 25/29 My Barcelona Mane** Genoa Chung Chtoo Shaping Sdn Bhd Port Kelong Tel *****6, *****8 Penong Tel *****, *****7 P lIAN377 words
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Advertisement340 1979-07-02 17 CELTIC BULK CARRIERS in Smith I nnd Irish Shifprng I ,ct Regular Bulk Service For Timber A Plywood Spore P. Ketang Loadng for FIONA N (WY 2) 5/7 7/7 NANTES HOLLAND MSHCEDM (*OY 3) 22/7 24/7 NANTES HOL TIL (VOY 3) 22/7 24/7 NANTES HOL TIL I POfN PHIRi ifj340 words
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Advertisement58 1979-07-02 18 ANNOUNCEMENT SINGAPORE-INDONESIA SERVICE BUNKER SURCHARGE Resulting from significant increases in the prices of bunker fuel recently, Members have been informed by circular 39/3SS/111/79 dated 3rd March 1979 to impose a bunker surcharge of Sss/- per freight ton. Those who have not imposed the •u surcharge are reminded to do so,58 words
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