The Business Times, 5 June 1980
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Title Section11 1980-06-05 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. llf/l/M THURSDAY, JUNE 5, IK* SO CENTS11 words
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BRIEFLY...
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Article71 1980-06-05 1 Reuter LONDON, Wed. The price of gold hit its highest point for two-and-a-half months, while the pound recovered some of the ground it lost in a sharp fall on foreign exchange markets yesterday. The gold price, at US$573 an ounce in Europe, was weU up on yesterday'sReuter - 71 words
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Article78 1980-06-05 1 Reuter COPENHAGEN, Wed. The Danish Underground Consortium (DUC) has reported a potentially major offshore oil discovery in the Danish North Sea sector, 270 kms north-west of the port of Esbjerg. A spokesman for DUC, which is headed by the Danish company, A P Moeller, said trial boringsReuter - 78 words
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Article65 1980-06-05 1 AP MANILA, Wed. A mini-rebellion by 214 Philippine air force cadets fizzled out today after the Defense Ministry ordered them to return to their base promptly or be fired. A ministry spokesman said the act of insubordination by the cadets at Basa air base, 64 kms north-west of Manila,AP - 65 words
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Article62 1980-06-05 1 LONDON, Wed. The Iranian government is changing its policy on Iranian students overseas for political and economic reasons, apparently to force them to return home, British government and student sources said. The Associated Press has learned that Iran's Education Ministry has decided that no undergraduates will62 words
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Article81 1980-06-05 1 AP WASHINGTON, Wed. President Carter said today he will nominate Herbert Stuart Okun, the State Department representative to the strategic arms limitation talks, to be the US ambassador to East Germany. The President also announced his plans to nominate Frances Cook, Director of Public Affairs in the StateAP - 81 words
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Article54 1980-06-05 1 Reuter ROME, Wed. An Iraqi embassy guard was shot dead and police defused a bomb after an armed attack on the embassy in central Rome today. An embassy spokesman said two youths armed with pistols burst into the consular section of the embassy. One of the youths saidReuter - 54 words
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Article66 1980-06-05 1 UPI SHANGHAI, Wed. The American government research ship Oceanographer docked today in China's major port after a gala welcome and a slight mishap to open a new era in scientific cooperation between the two countries. As the vessel nudged past junks and barges toward the flag-draped quay,UPI - 66 words
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Article44 1980-06-05 1 TWO ships with 160 Vietnamese refugees rescued from the South China Sea arrived in Singapore yesterday. A United Nations official said that 19 of the refugees rescued by a Norwegian vessel, The Fosna, 64 km south-east of Singapore have already gone ashore.44 words
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Article57 1980-06-05 1 AP NEW YORK, Wed. The stock market was mixed this morning, continuing the drifting pattern of the past few sessions. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 2.48 points to 846.25 in the first half hour. But losers took a slight lead over gainers in the earlyAP - 57 words
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Article, Illustration188 1980-06-05 1 Rises Indices Petaliog 1490 M U I 1050 Magnum Corpn 1320 Kg Lanjut 500 Batu Liatang 400 Tronob Mines 1280 M Banking 1130 Duff Dev 352 Tractor* 770 PMC 866 Falls 130 125 110 84 36 30 30 22 20 20 B.T.Indicator: Industrials: Finance: Hotels: Properties: Minings:188 words
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Article690 1980-06-05 1 FONG MEW LENG - GARMENT MANUFACTURING By FONG MEW LENG GARMENT manufacturers are considering making an aggressive drive to penetrate the top end of the fashion market in response to the Government policy of upgrading local industries. Industry sources said the Economic Development Board has approached manufacturers in the690 words
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212 1980-06-05 1 SURPLUS electronics products of Korean manufacturers are being marketed in Singapore and other Asean countries. It is not known if the surplus is the result of protectionism such as the US orderly marketing arrangements (OMAs) or over-production by Korean manufacturers. A Korean trade official212 words
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468 1980-06-05 1 THIS YEAR'S National Wages Council (NWC) recommendations are expected to incorporate a strong merit element to reward deserving employees as opposed to a standard increase for all. Sources said the NWC's recommendations are almost finalised. Various industries were asked to offer suggestions about two468 words
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Article300 1980-06-05 1 THE NEW gold kilobar contract will be introduced in Singapore on June 16. It will be the first time that gold is contracted in such a small amount. A kilobar is a third in weight of the normal 100ounce contract dealt internationally. There will then be300 words
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279 1980-06-05 1 SLNGMAS, a lacal gaM dealer, bi takes steps la the High Caart te reeever ««m at ainM«t trMD twa cheats la relattea te gaM deallags. His to believed te be the first sick ease kraagkt te eeart slaee geM teak a steep plaage earlier279 words
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383 1980-06-05 1 SALMA KHALIK - By SALMA KHALIK A LOCAL company is offering for sale a fishprocessing factory complex at about one third its market price. Straits Fisheries (Pte) Ltd has advertised in several countries, including Brunei, the sale of a prefabricated coldstore and shrimp and fish processing factory383 words
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Article109 1980-06-05 1 Reuter THE East Malaysian government yesterday increased 'o-. aU specks of timber by 50 per cent ana z.iso increased export duty on logs, a statement from the Ministry of Finance said: The increase is to strike a balance between increasing revenue and the higher operating costs andReuter - 109 words
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Advertisement27 1980-06-05 1 FOR PROMPT DELIVERIES OF Gamlen Chemicals New Tel: *****29 GAMIEN(AUSTRALASIA) PTY. LTD New Address: 15-16. Block 6. 55 Ayer Rajah Road Ayer Rajah Industrial Estate. Singapore 051327 words
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Advertisement107 1980-06-05 1 Leader...page S The NO PROBLEM Electronic Typing System The AES Plus (also known as the Lanier "No Problem" Typewriter) electronic typing system with its eight programmes was specially engineered to take over much of the workload caused by many routine chores involved in the composition, preparation and presentation of typewritten107 words
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Advertisement58 1980-06-05 1 Mi)S SHIPPING TIMES US seeks changes In tin agree- TIME Mt right tor aggressive meats 5 purchase. 11 TAIWAN seeking better ties ELECTRIC FUNDS transfer with E0r5pe.............................. I plan it NEW GUIDELINES far Tskys TRADING prtfit at Dulap lmloaos f preves 12 AIRCRAFT S, TV AND RADIO C, CROSSWORD I58 words
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Advertisement218 1980-06-05 1 ^:]^$."\[*{<'[${|.?'[.+\%?}|+`| ABQ Ist Quarter 1980 Malaysia's investment incentives: need for change Malaysia has been quite successful in attract ing foreign investments to help power the country's industrialisation programme But foreign investments remain mainly capital intensive despite incentives to encourage labour intensive industries Also, locational incentives to encourage foreign investors to218 words
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TRADE AND INDUSTRY
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471 1980-06-05 2 FONG MEW LENG - By FONG MEW LENG GARMENT manufacturers in Singapore, particularly the larger foreign investors, are trimming their investment plans and keeping open minds about relocating their operations elsewhere. These decisions highlight the uncertainty of investors over the Government's current line of thinking. The manufacturers are particularly471 words
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Article, Illustration123 1980-06-05 2 LUFTHANSA has appointed Royal Brunei Airways its general sales agent in Brunei. The agreement was signed in Singapore by the general manager of Royal Brunei Airways, Mr Alan Douglas. Royal Brunei, as Brunei's national carrier, is the most logical choice as general sales agent for Lufthansa. Also,123 words
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357 1980-06-05 2 THE Malaysian market for motor vehicle tyres is expected to reach nearly three million units worth Ms23o million this year. Speaking on the marketing of rubber products in Malaysia at the Rubber Products Forum in Penang, the sales director of the joint venture357 words
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137 1980-06-05 2 METALASIA 80, the first international machine tool and metal-working exhibition to be held in Singapore, is receiving good support from foreign and local companies. The organiser, Singapore Exhibition Services (SES), reported that more than 100 companies have confirmed their particiaption in the exhibition. Metal Asia 80137 words
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Article, Illustration131 1980-06-05 2 STELLAS Fmlkeadal has been appointed as marketing director of the subsidiary, Swedyards International Pte Ltd in Singapore. The company is marketing platform-based or barge-mounted petrochemical plants for coastal or offshore locations in the Far East. Dr Falkeadal joined the Swedyards Group in 1972. Singapore Exhibition Services has131 words
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Article476 1980-06-05 2 SEMINARS AND COURSES June 6-27: Assertive Management, Shangri-La Hotel, AMR International June 11-12: Making Effective Presentations, Hilton Hotel, Consulasia June 12-13: Finance for Nonfinancial Managers, ShangriLa Hotel, Price Waterhouse June 13-16: Ultrasonic Plastic Welding, Suite 5264 Woh Hup Complex, Mechanical and Combustion Engineering June 18-20: Tactics A Techniques476 words
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476 1980-06-05 2 THE Asean region has been identified as one of the leading tourist destinations in the world by Mr Kenneth Chamberlain, the executive vice president of the Pacific Area Travel Association (Pata). He said last year Singapore had overtaken Hongkong in terms of tourist arrivals. Singapore476 words
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304 1980-06-05 2 ESSO and Shell, between them, control 80 per cent of the distribution outlets of petroleum products in Malaysia, according to a paper presented by a Petronas official at the Bumiputra Economic Congress. He said that in 1978, Shell controlled 16 per cent of304 words
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Article, Illustration263 1980-06-05 2 STEEL office furniture made in Singapore will be displayed at the forthcoming Asean Trade Fair in Melbourne, Australia. The steel office furniture are made by the Australian-owned company, Office Equipment Manufacturing. This is a subsidiary of Bendix Consolidated in Australia. The company's exhibits at263 words
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Advertisement148 1980-06-05 2 Come under our wing and get your business off to a flying start. SAS goes to great lengths to make your business ours. For a start we give you a convenient choice of four flights a week to Europe. On Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday or Sunday. We also handle all your148 words
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REGIONAL
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331 1980-06-05 3 AFP FOREIGN investments have a big part to play today in the Third Indonesian State Plan, now in its second year, Mr J B Sumarlin, Indonesian Minister of State for Administrative Reform, said at the end of a two-day visit to Paris. MrAFP - 331 words
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168 1980-06-05 3 AFP PHILIPPINE defence effieitte say a marker wltfc a Maiaysiaa flag painted m It was feaad ea the Cemmedere Beef witkin seatk-west-era PhlUpptae limits, sparklag a diplomatic pretest ever territorial intrusion. Defeaee Minister Joan Peace Eariie teld newsmen tkat It was a marker, net aAFP - 168 words
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558 1980-06-05 3 PAKISTAN'S military ruler. General Zia-ul Haq, speaking to the nation eight months after he cancelled general elections, promised on Tuesday that he would definitely hold polls to establish a civilian government. He gave no date and said his government was not responsible for558 words
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245 1980-06-05 3 AP JAPAN'S exports on a letter of credit basis in May totalled a record U557,827 billion, an increase of 18.3 per cent from the corresponding month of last year, the Finance Ministry and the Bank of Japan announced yesterday. The previous monthly recordAP - 245 words
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171 1980-06-05 3 Reuter THE THAI government will increase the minimum prices of rice in a bid to raise farmers' income. The increase, which will be made this month, was announced by Thai Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives Banhan Silpa-Archa, who spoke to farmers in the centralReuter - 171 words
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202 1980-06-05 3 UPI THE MARTIAL law regime has launched a campaign agianst government corruption and summoned 100 top officials to warn them not to permit renewed outbreaks of riots that shook the nation. Kim Chong-Hwan, Home Minister in the civilian cabinet that provides a facade forUPI - 202 words
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523 1980-06-05 3 AP EXPORTS by China in 1979 jumped 35 per cent above the 1978 figure to US$l3.5 billion, the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) said in a report on Tuesday. Textiles with large volume increases and petroleum with both volume and sharp price increasesAP - 523 words
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THE REGION IN BRIEF
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Article536 1980-06-05 3 INDONESIA and Vietnam have failed to reach agreement in their disputes over ownership of parts of the South China Sea continental shelf. A joint press statement after the fifth round of talks of the two countries in Hanoi last month says the negotiators agreed to tell their respective536 words
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Advertisement130 1980-06-05 3 JL V A IV>l 11 /M 1 glamourous R)sli. S< pliisticated. Ithas the locks. It lias the a )in(( >rt. But it is not ridieuk tusly idi-priceß. r<<*' MM i 5 THOSE WHO KNOW DRIVE ASIA MOTORS KAMPONG AMPAT, lei *****b NGEE ANN BLDG, Tel *****2? open from Mon to130 words
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RAW MATERIALS
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172 1980-06-05 4 Reuter THE US Justice Department is conducting an investigation into the rice industry, a department spokesman said. Spokesman Robert Stevenson said the investigation is being conducted by the department's Anti-trust Division, but he declined to give any details about what aspects of the rice industryReuter - 172 words
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Article193 1980-06-05 4 YARN and cotton prices were quoted as follows in Hongkong yesterday: (In HK dollars, spot ex-go-down) CMtea yara: China Blue Phoenix 20b 2,190; 32s 2,575, 40s 2,845 (per bale of 400 lbs). Pteee gwfc: China Butterfly and Globe brand unq; Dragon Head unq; Five Lambs unq; Flower and Butterfly193 words
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Article328 1980-06-05 4 SINGAPORE: Yesterday's closing prices in S$ per kilo, ex-godown: THAI WHITE: 100 per cent first class (Kangaroo) new crop 1.06, 100 per cent second class 0.90, 100 per cent third class 0.88, 25 per cent new crop 0.80, B-10 per cent 0.68. THAI BROKEN: A-super 0.63, Special no stock.328 words
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Article227 1980-06-05 4 IN Singapore, the market closed easier yesterday with June One RSS buyers quoted at 281.00 cents per kilo, down three cents from Tuesday's close, dealers said. Prices eased two cents during the morning's trading on overnight London weakness and Tuesday's after-close easiness with trading dampened by the closure of227 words
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Article159 1980-06-05 4 R.AJS. prices In cents per kilo yesterday: Noon (per kilo) Buyers Sellers Int. 1 R.S.S. prompt f.o.b. 279.50 280 50N Int. 1 R.S.S. June 281.00 282.00 Int. 1 R.S.S July 284.50 285.50 Int. 2 R.S.S. 27* 00 277 00N UK/Coot 275.00 276.00N Int. 3 R.S.S. 273.00 274.00N UK159 words
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Article38 1980-06-05 4 NOON SSR and SMR priem yaetardaymm July (Carrwt Mtk) (Forward Mtk) SSR 20 (1-too palli Buyer* Salter* Bayer* S«U«r« it) 289 00 271 00N 271 00 273.00N SSR SO (1-ton pall* 266.00 aa&OON 268.00 270.00N38 words
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217 1980-06-05 4 SUGAR is once again prominent in the commodity futures markets after being relatively dormant for six years. Not only has the price of unrefined sugar shot up recently, but the open interest is now the fifth highest of all futures markets. There are few stronger217 words
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Article235 1980-06-05 4 THE chicago Board of Trade wheat futures finished USS V* to ten cents a bushel higher in revived trade on Tuesday. Prices settled near the highs of an im cent range. Heavy local and commissi op-bouseshort co vering on lack of followthrough selling rallied values, traders said. Buy stops235 words
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373 1980-06-05 4 THE 1979 Thailand drought was the second worst during the last 25 years, with sugar cane the most severely affected industrial crop, the National Economic and Social Development Bureau (NESDB) reported. Quoting statistics from the Meteorological Department, NESDB said 1,571.6 mm373 words
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Article174 1980-06-05 4 CHINESE Pntec Exchange, Btagapare, daring prices per 1M kg yesterday c Caeaaat all: Bulk fob $134.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $144.00 sellers, new drum fob $150.00 sellers. Capra: Mixed (loose) $77.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $475.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper174 words
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Article187 1980-06-05 4 THE Chicago Board of Trade soybean futures gained US3 V* to seven cents a bushel on the close in mainly local trade on Tuesday. Prices settled near the top of a ten-cent range. Local shortcovering in sympathy with higher oil and wheat futures paced the advance, traders said. Chartists187 words
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Article883 1980-06-05 4 COPTEE: Robusta futures closed the morning slightly easier £9 down to £1 per tonne up from Tuesday after finishing the opening qj £4 lower to £5 higher. Turnover was 1807 lots inrliwting eight options. Dealers said early buying support dried up during the morning with values moving back883 words
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Article71 1980-06-05 4 CXF. North European ports, In US dollars per ton unless otherwise stated: LONDON: Wed Previous Malayaian 5% ff« bulk per Umum July 565«lr 572.50»lr Sumatra 5% ffa bulk June uncb 572.50»lr July 560 OOair 5?2.50alr August 562.50alr 572.50alr September 565 OOpd 565pd 572.50alr October 577.50pd October/November uncb 575.5071 words
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ASIAN STOCK
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536 1980-06-05 4 TOKYO THE apprehensive mood from Tuesday continued to prevail, causing further declines in the Nikkei-Dow Jones index yesterday. Large-capital stocks and heavy duty electrics remained dull and inactive, but some speculative stocks rebounded. Movement of resources related issues also varied. In short, the market had536 words
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Article328 1980-06-05 4 Source: SHK See THE market remained in the doldrums throughout most of yesterday, due mainly to lack of interest. However, in the last 20 minutes, a flurry of buying by local operators pushed prices (especially property shares) quickly higher. A growing feeling that the slide forecast by fundamentalists wasSource: SHK See - 328 words
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Article383 1980-06-05 4 DESPITE 9ome profit-tak-ing in minerals the market closed steady yesterday, appearing ready to consolidate, brokers said. Oils to gain included Bridge, up five cents to AJ4 Woodside up six cents at <2.99 and Ampol Exploration up five cents at $2.60. In mines Renison lost 50 cents to 117.00. Bougainville383 words
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Article235 1980-06-05 4 JUNE 04 BahU> Asia Credit 129 unch Asia Fibre 126 -1 Ayuthaya Inv And Trust Bangkok Investment 174 -1 Bangkok Bank 280 unch Bangkok Drying And Silo 299 .2 Bangkok Insurance Bangkok Metropolitan Ban 380 -4 Bangkok Nylon Bank Of Asia 128 unch Bank Of Ayudhaya Ltd 138 4-2235 words
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Article104 1980-06-05 4 JUNE 04 Pesos Acojc Mining 0068 unch Atlas Con. A Atlas Con B. I. 3625 0.25 Baguio Gold 006 0 0002 Benguet Con B 7650 -15 BF Goodrich 14 50 0.4 CDCP 7 00 04 Inco B L&ndoil Lepanto B 16 -0 0025 Marinduque B 1150 -02 Meralco Oriental104 words
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Article51 1980-06-05 4 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 420.0 Monday 412.7 Week Ago 420.0 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday »43.77 Monday...—, ***** Week Ago 887.76 H.K.HANG SENG Wednesday 908.78 Tuesday 888 J# Week Ago 8M.96 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 863.04 Tuesday ***** Week Ago 848J3 ALL ORDINARIE8 Wednesday 886.82 Tuesday ***** Week Ago51 words
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Advertisement100 1980-06-05 4 I issp ///1 m en 3 Spa° vsh -"r.^S-^r esp^~w na °< ics on out«°* sho TH^'m^^ a I cpm Pe,P Ua9e I*—-*. »A> i -rt murd er „nou\att oOS indon®**® SfcILCN A 3 nS o< \O ca up pko3^ aS 1 a \od° neS<a .A ctl 11 and the100 words
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OVERSEAS
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792 1980-06-05 5 SENATOR Edward Kennedy vowed a fight to the finish against President Carter for the Democratic Party's presidential nomination as computer predictions gave him crucial primary election victories in California and New Jersey. But within minutps of the first results from Tuesday's final792 words
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Article775 1980-06-05 5 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Time From MAS MH60I 0700 KUL SIA/BA SQ/BA17 0805 LHR/BAH MAS MH621 0835 PEN SIA SQ101 0815 KUL RBA BI421 0830 BWN MAS MH671 0930 PEN/KUL MAS MH605 1000 KUL SIA SQ2U 1000 HLP CPA CX710 1005 HLP SIA SQ103 1015 KUL775 words
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483 1980-06-05 5 Reuter KEY CHANGES sought by the Carter Administration in the International Tin Agreement (ITA) are essential before the United States can subscribe to a sixth ITA when the fifth expires in mid-1961, a statement issued by the US Embassy in Kuala Lumpur said.Reuter - 483 words
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277 1980-06-05 5 LEADING industrial countries have committed themselves to maintain and improve the open and multilateral trading system and to strengthen trade relations with developing countries. In a declaration on trade policy for the 1980s, covering trade in both industrial and agricultural products, ministers of277 words
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356 1980-06-05 5 Reuter NEW HEBRIDES author- ities yesterday appealed for calm as fears grew that violence could erupt at a demonstration in support of secessionists in one of the islands in this South Pacific archipelago. Chief Minister Walter Lini, due to become Prime Minister after independenceReuter - 356 words
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274 1980-06-05 5 UPI WEST German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt has his visit to Moscow on June 30 and July 1 for talks with Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev will "certainly not be an exchange of friendly words." The visit will take place before the Moscow Olympics which WestUPI - 274 words
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WORLD IN BRIEF
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Article675 1980-06-05 5 Agencies OMAN is not, and will not, allow foreign bases to be set up in its territory, the Emirate's Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Mr Qais Abdel-Moneim Al-Zawawi, was quoted as saying by the Kuwaiti news agency, Kuna. The minister said after returning on Monday fromAgencies - 675 words
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Advertisement150 1980-06-05 5 V. 11 rears from now, your Matthew Norman carriage clock could be worth a king's ransom Inspired by one of the greatest horologists in history Abraham-Louis Breguet Matthew Norman designers and craftsmen have succeeded in recreating some of the most famous of all carriage clocks. Handcrafted from the finest materials,150 words
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Article358 1980-06-05 6 THERE were squeals of protest from employers last year when the Government announced its blueprint for the restructuring of the economy, and revealed that a high-wage policy is a pivotal point of the entire effort. But squeals or not, the National Wages Council's recommendations set the358 words
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Article280 1980-06-05 6 IT MUST be encouraging news for the local electronics industry that South Korean manufacturers are considering the Singapore market to be worth their while to pursue vigorously. South Korea has always been well ahead of the Republic in volume of output, and has even280 words
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Article, Illustration804 1980-06-05 6 DAVID DAVIS - Reminiscent of the Temple of Heaven in Beijing is this memorial dedicated to the late President Chiang Kai-shek DAVID DAVIS reports on the growing attraction of Taiwan to the foreign visitor and its hopes to sever a better relationship with Europe DAVID DAVIS AFPAFP - 804 words
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1068 1980-06-05 6 B J WU - FOBUM with B J WU THE FINANCE Ministry is going to raise medical charges for civil servants, we are told. This may well be cause for rejoicing among some non-civil servants, envious of the well-known perks that their civil service counterparts have been enjoying1,068 words
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Page 6 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous667 1980-06-05 6 SINGAPORE 8 milnil [o?«n MALAYSIA 10 MTJ JOT in llyRF™ ***** i H,, !ivi nWWtTTHn SINGAPORE mMvvww llVilani TW0-II-0RE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACB088 4 Went easily with a claim to being exploited (6) 7 Spy mother putting a new hat on with a distracted air (4, 4) 8 Curry's a667 words
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Advertisement870 1980-06-05 7 1979: A successful year for Union Bank of Switzerland Balance Sheet as of December 31,1979 Assets Successful Business Results The inflow of funds at Union Bank of Switzerland continued at a uniform pace throughout the year and led to a growth in the balance sheet total of 11% to Fr.870 words
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INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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EUROPEAN MARKETS
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Article207 1980-06-05 8 JUNE 03 FIs ABN 283 00 -0i Ahold 6900 13 Akzo 23.70 -03 AMEV 86 50 -13 Am fas 102 50 1.4 Am re Bank 63 00 -03 Bergoss 38 50 -0.5 Berk 96 50 0.3 Bolg 6100 unch Borsumij 193 00 -3 Burhmann 64 50 -03 Byenkorf 60207 words
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Article276 1980-06-05 8 JUNE 03 Frs CORBEILLE Air-Liquide 537 -2 B S N Gervais Danone 959 1 C S F (ThomsonCsf) 491 unch Cie Francaise des Petroles 251 90 -0.1 Compagnie Financiers Compagnie Generale 381 -5 Credit Foncier De France 462 -1 Hachette (Librairie) 250 -*-2 Machines Bull 58 50 0.5 Michelin276 words
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Article93 1980-06-05 8 JUNE 03 Frs FORWARD MARKET Acec 319 .1 Arbed 1930 -65 Astur 465 -3 Brascan 676 +14 Bru-Lamb 1346 unch Canpac 1006 unch Cock 264 i De Beers 270 -2 Ebes 1906 >45 Electrobel 5650 unch Ob-Inno-Bm Trwn 25 G«v 1068 2 Kobok 2005 45 Pet.ro 5230 -60 Ryl93 words
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Article217 1980-06-05 8 JUNE 03 Dm Ae(-l>lefunkrn 74.70 Akzo 21 60 -0J Allz Leben 915 00 unch A III V.r. BASF Bay H T Wbank Bay VDank Bayer BBC JBJUU 143.00 220 00 ***** 122 SO 295 OOB -U3 -IJ -0J -1J unch nu Cassella Chem Vfrw Commerzbank Conn Oummi Daimler-Benz *****217 words
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Article184 1980-06-05 8 JUNE 03 Francs Actions Suuan Alusulsae Br Alusuisse Rrf Brown Boverl Br. Clba Grigy Br Ciba Gelgy P C Clba Gelgy Reg Credit Suisse Br Credit Suisse Rr* Elektrowalt Br George Fischer Br Globus Pc Hero Br Hoffman La 277 uao 452 1735 1000 800 504 2156 304 2300184 words
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Article314 1980-06-05 8 JUNE 03 Rand INDUSTRIALS A Alpha 310 Abercom 290 unch AE And CI AMIC 232S unch Barlows 990 _s Cg Sugar 1100 20 CNA 475 5 Currte Finance 186 unch De Beers Ind 2625B -25 Edron S35 Edgars 6500 B Eveready Fed Volk 366 -5 Eugit 195 unch Cardian314 words
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Advertisement306 1980-06-05 8 Less to pay on our Weekday Package! How long since you ve had a day to do absolutely nothing except laze 1 Now wften you come on our special weekday Holiday, you get bed and Breakfast plus all the time to yourself No activities are planned so there s less306 words
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Advertisement170 1980-06-05 8 Where to wine, dine and entertain ■plubcrtuS (S>nll For lunch. For dinner. For a richly rewarding experience. Businessmen's Lunch Monday toFriday $18 10% service charge 3% cess Javanese Rijstafel Saturday Sunday $16 10% service charge 3% cess For reservations call *****77 i y «-illiu*> I SIM I iildii S'-'ERA'ON HQTELSAND170 words
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Advertisement179 1980-06-05 8 See Page 4 for Tokyo stocks and Page 9 for NYSE prices The Great Family Do-ltAburself Barbecue. 'I c V V'vOH W k. v V maav ana Saturday r*ahL m. PboteideattneOberoi lust choose what you war* and barbecue it Meat seafood salads sauces Chefs hat and apron available $20+ for179 words
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Advertisement198 1980-06-05 8 Noodles, mien or mee? It's the same. No matter what you call it. The difference is the way our chefs serve up to you. Whether it's fried, dry. or in a soup. Whether it's Hokkien-style. Cantonese-stvle. or local-style. You'll like the way we have with noodles, mien and mee at198 words
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BANKING AND FINANCE
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Article268 1980-06-05 9 Reuter THE JAPANESE Finance Ministry has issued fresh guidelines for participation by Japanese banks in international syndicated loans. The loans were resumed in mid-April with quotas totalling an estimated US$4 billion for the April-September period, banking sources said. Japanese banks now must be lead managers,Reuter - 268 words
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Article110 1980-06-05 9 Reuter JAPAN'S Flaaaee Ministry has given twoseat to a Plaaish gsverameat piaa to that a IS tallltoa yea bead «a the BarsMlar market this meath. Ministry searees said this will be the first Enra-yea bead Issae la 19 maaths riaee the Earapeaa lavestmeat Baak flaatod a ISReuter - 110 words
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Article172 1980-06-05 9 THE FRENCH franc is likely to remain firm against the US dollar in the near future, given that there is no dramatic rise in US interest rate levels. Should European interest rates increase further, however, the French monetary authorities can be expected to act to prevent substantial172 words
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Article579 1980-06-05 9 WEEK after week of stunning advances in fixed-in-come prices finally have run their course for the time being as the credit markets have encountered their first significant setback. Apart from the fact that any rally as massive as the one that has just taken place would eventually579 words
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Article118 1980-06-05 9 Reuter THE US government said that all foreign currency transactions involving more than US$lO,OOO must be reported to the Treasury from the beginning of July. The identities of those involved in such transactions also must be reported. The rules apply to foreign exchange dealers and otherReuter - 118 words
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Article50 1980-06-05 9 BANQUE Nationale de Paris (BNP) will be holding a worldwide seminar for its foreign exchange and money market dealers in Singapore on June 9 and 10. The first such seminar, it will be held at the Mandarin hotel and chaired by Mr E Finot, the bank's international manager.50 words
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Article322 1980-06-05 9 IN AN atmosphere of apprehension about the future stability of the international financial structure, a leading German banker said that private banks around the world were considering setting up a "safety net" to save individual banks that might run into trouble. Other leading bankers, also322 words
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Article1306 1980-06-05 9 THE NEW YORK stock market on Tuesday retreated in moderate trading, consolidating gains of its recent rally as investors assessed the outlook for the economy and interest rates. Mr Michael Metz of Oppenheimer and Co said, "people are trying to sort out what these1,306 words
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Article543 1980-06-05 9 THE British pound plunged from the previous day's high of 2.35 against the US dollar to 2.29 on the foreign exchange market yesterday, following a speech by British Prime Minister Marga ret Thatcher regarding high interest rates in the country. But the pound recovered later ia the day543 words
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Article42 1980-06-05 9 THE Monetary Authority of Singapore has invited banks and discount houses to tender for a total of $70 million 91-day Treasury bills to be issued from June 9 to 13. Each tender must not be for less than $250,000.42 words
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Article204 1980-06-05 9 STERLING yesterday recovered some of Tuesday's losses while the dollar eased at the opening, dealers said. They quoted sterling at $2.3225/40 after an opening $2.3150/80, up on its Hongkong close of $2.3025/35 and $2.2940/60 in New york. Trading was quiet with volume small, they added. Dealers attributed sterling's recovery204 words
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Article126 1980-06-05 9 THE U.S. dollar for overnight delivery closed at 222.40 yen yesterday, up from a 221.80 opening but down from 223.50 at Tuesday's close, dealers said. Trading was heavy but nervous with volume US$33O million. The dollar steadied in slow late trading on buying by some Swiss banks, after early126 words
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Article281 1980-06-05 9 IN Singapore, gold futures closed generally higher yesterday, compared with overnight levels in light trading, dealers said. Opening prices were marked up around US$6 an ounce following the rise in Hongkong yesterday morning and thereafter the market fluctuated marginally in subsequent trading, they said. Total sales for the day281 words
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Article206 1980-06-05 9 ASIAN RATES ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on June 4: 7 days 1 month 2 months 3 months 0 months 0 months 12 months US MUr*(Bpot) Offer Bm 10V, 10* 9V. 9H B 15/16 913/16 10 9'* 10 9% 101/16 9 15/16 101/16 9 15/16 1 month206 words
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Article22 1980-06-05 9 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 12.1 per cent.22 words
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Article46 1980-06-05 9 RANGE of price* offered by discount I— on June 4: Overnight: 7* -73/1» Call deposits: S*> 7*% Ctosiag BsriM SslliM 3-month Treasury bills 73/16 71/16 3 month Bank bills lOVi 10H 3 months CD 10H lO'i 6 months CD 015/16 913/16 Source: National Discount Co46 words
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Article51 1980-06-05 9 THE U.S. dollar was mixed in late quiet trading yesterday on book squaring ahead of the Forex Club meeting in Singapore, dealers said. HK banknotes: US$ 4.88/4.90 UK 11.15/11.30 Burma 1.20/1.50 India 5.50/5.70 Indonesia 0.73/0.83 Japan 2.20/2.21 Korea 0.72/0.82 Philippines 0.59/0.61 Singapore 2.28/2.30 Malaysia 2.255/2.275 Brunei2.25/2.27 Thailand 24.65/24.95 Taiwan51 words
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Advertisement75 1980-06-05 9 Penthouse Restaurant Holland Road, Shopping Centre. Opposite Chip B« Garden Tel: *****06 JUvlvfKy Seafood 8.8. Q. Ilgiiiiy steamboat $12/Happy Hours: 3DO pm to 6.00 pm Drinks (20% discount) and Snacks •Prompt Luncheons •Catering: Functions •Gourmet Dinners •Buffet Parties Daily: 11.30 am to 2.30 pm 6.30 pm to 11 00 pm75 words
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Advertisement357 1980-06-05 9 How much do you see when you look at this etching Jr •\V >*- ,-s :.m M t l-O IW l/.f ViouM 10 AH v.# r<H*. Vr. h 11.,,. The Time Life Library Of Art Far// book measures 9 x 12 inches (23 x 31 cm). Hard cover, with IHB357 words
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1750 1980-06-05 10 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and re-•--ported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units, unless otherwise specified. SECTION ONE d INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Acma (3.1481,750 words
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Article170 1980-06-05 10 SINGAPORE UNIT RUST OUB-MONTAGU (Ml«|i»i' |ritM far Jaa i) The Commerce 2.41 2 58xd The Savina Fund 1.M 1.13 (Massfw' prim Union Spore Fund i tar Jan i) 102 1.07 S pore Prof Fund 1.11 1.34 INCOME BOND UNTT S pore Sec. Fund 2 02 2.12 (Ciiii pr170 words
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Article2831 1980-06-05 10 Gr'« Gr** Net 1 WHO Company Last Div Div Y'ld P/E Vol Day High Low Sale or- Cvr COOO) High Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 370 245 Acma 314cd unch 15.0 2.8 4.7 12.4 76 314 312 223 220 Alcom 223xd 12.0 2.5 53 12.6 149 1162,831 words
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Article596 1980-06-05 10 HIGHLANDS and Lowlands is looking forward to reaping a bountiful harvest from its estates over the next two years as recently replanted acreages reach maturity. "With reasonable commodity prices currently prevailing, I am confident the overall productivity of the estates will increase substantially," chairman596 words
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Article369 1980-06-05 10 DATUK Keramat Holdings expects its joint venture with the Penang Municipal Council to recover tantalum from slag deposited many years ago to yield significant income. Indications of this were given by Datuk Keramat chairman Tan Sri Datuk Hamzah Sendut in his latest report to shareholders.369 words
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Article463 1980-06-05 10 The Straits Tradlag Company Ltd: AGM to be held at 19th Floor, OCBC Centre, Chulia Street, Singapore, at 11.30am today. Gdd Caia Ltd: AGM to be held at 6th Floor, Denmark House, Raffles Quay, Singapore, at 12 noon on June 6. Malaksff Bbd: AGM to be held at463 words
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Article, Illustration639 1980-06-05 10 SELECTED lasses were pramlaeat agatast a backgraaad sf hedtaat aad eaattoas activity at the Btagapare stock market yestorAa observer sated that maay investors la the galleries were merely watching aad waltiag far fresh laeeatives hefsre makiag farther esmmltmeats. With analysts advlslag eaattoa aad selectivity, the qaletor639 words
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939 1980-06-05 11 TOH SU FEN - Market Talk... By TOH SU FEN OIL PRICES are once again on the move and the US dollar is beginning to slide, a factor that may prompt local authorities to raise domestic interest rates again. The US economy is deteriorating by939 words
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Article, Illustration568 1980-06-05 11 KOH TSE YING - By KOH TSE YING TANG ENG, the third and latest suitor to United Industrial Corporation (UIC), has stated in its offer document that it will pay no more than its current offer price of $5.50 per share. Merchant bank advisors for Tang Eng, Citicorp568 words
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Article, Illustration650 1980-06-05 11 /THE MONTH THAT WAS AFTER lying low for more than eight weeks, the bulls finally shook off their listlessness and routed the bears in one of the most exciting months seen by the Singapore stock market. The outstanding performance of equities last month took many investors by surprise650 words
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Article202 1980-06-05 11 PREMIUM Holdings, apparently benefiting from higher prices of rubber and palm oil and a return to more normal weather conditions, has reported a substantial earnings rise. Group pre-tax profit for the year ended Dec 31, 1979, rose 44 per cent to $2.28 million on a 26.8202 words
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Article, Illustration619 1980-06-05 11 mm™ by HOCK LOCK SIEW MARKET reaction to United Overseas Land warrants has been more enthusiastic than most watchers had expected, judging by the turnover of over four million in the three days since trading commenced on Monday morning. While this quite novel instrument should raise the sophisticationby HOCK LOCK SIEW - 619 words
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Article375 1980-06-05 11 PRIMA said that it has ac3 ted the allotment of 300,shares of $1 each fully paid at 12.50 per share in Tat Lee Bank under the rights issue of three-for-20. SHAREHOLDERS of Natfaaat Iraa aad Steel approved all the resolutions at the EOGM on May 22. MATSUSHITA Electric375 words
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Advertisement89 1980-06-05 11 SEA VIEW HOTEL LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) RIGHTS ISSUE OF $7,200,*****% CONVERTIBLE UNSECURED LOAN STOCK 1980/1985 The Board of Directors of Sea View Hotel Limited ("the Company") is pleased to announce that by the closing date on June 3,1980 for the Company's recent Rights Issue, acceptances received89 words
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Advertisement161 1980-06-05 11 The ST index surged to a new seven-year high of 520.21 points, breaking the psychological barrier of 520 points, but caution remains. An expansive but skilfully assembled story, set mainly in New England, Long Island and the Philippines, that focuses on the destinies of a talented medical family between 1950161 words
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Article, Illustration447 1980-06-05 12 WING Tai Garment, a major Singapore garment manufacturer and exporter, has taken a big step into private housing development in a move to diversify its operations. Through a subsidiary. Island International, it has begun work on a condominium-style project off Holland Road. Called Grenville, the447 words
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350 1980-06-05 12 OMAN has emphasised the importance of Third World countries working closely together in friendship in view of the current world situation. It has also clarified its current negotiations with the United States on defence matters. The Minister of State for Foreign Affairs,350 words
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Article355 1980-06-05 12 THE OFFER by Hongkong and Shanghai Ranking Corporation (HSBC) to acquire the remaining 60 per cent issued shares of London merchant bank Antony Gibbs Holding has become unconditional. Hongkong-based HSBC already owns 40 per cent of Gibbs, having taken an initial stake of 20 per cent355 words
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Article182 1980-06-05 12 Reuter A SURVEY by the Longterm Credit Bank of Japan showed that many Japanese companies believe the political risks of getting involved in China are great and they lack confidence that China's current foreign investment policies will continue. In an unusually critical report that theReuter - 182 words
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Article829 1980-06-05 12 LONDON, Wed. The market closed steady today after a quiet session. At 3 pm the FT index was up 1.4 at 421.4. Government bonds showed gains of up to 1/4 point in shorts but longer dates were barely changed on balance. Applications for the Exchequer 13.5 per cent829 words
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192 1980-06-05 12 PUMP prices <rf petrol and diesel are expected to increase again this weekend or early next week for the third time this year. Industry sources say the increase will not be as hefty as the previous two. Premium and regular petrol are expected192 words
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137 1980-06-05 12 THE TRADING profit of Dunlop Holdings in the first four months of 1960 was ahead of the year-ago period and the company hopes to maintain the improvement, chairman Campbell Prasier said at the company's annual meeting recently. In 1979, pre-tax profit fell to £29137 words
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Article55 1980-06-05 12 INDONESIA'S inflation rate last month was 3.79 per cent and the rate for the five months from January to May this year was 7.66 per cent. State Secretary Lieutenant-Genera] Sudharmono said the sharp increase in last month's inflation rate was caused by the increase in the domestic oil55 words
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Article597 1980-06-05 12 CHOO AI LENG - By CHOO AI LENG TELECOMS is working on a nationwide programme that will transform the concept of electronic funds transfer (EFT) into a reality for Singapore in three to four years' time. By means of a telephone or a plastic card, Singaporeans will be able to597 words
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368 1980-06-05 12 SINGAPORE Slipway and Engineering has secured a $30 million contract to build two offshore supply vessels for Seaforth Maritime Ltd of the UK. This comes hard on the heels of the $25 million contract obtained by the company last month from Aramco Overseas Company for368 words
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Article201 1980-06-05 12 EMPLOYERS will be committed to hefty payments once the proposed termination and lay-off benefits regulations come into force, the president of the Malaysian Employers' Federation (MEF), Tan Sri Übaidullah, said yesterday. Employers would find it difficult to meet such huge payments, he said. Under the201 words
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118 1980-06-05 12 UPI A JAPANESE automobile executive predicted in Tokyo yesterday that rising labour costs would seriously curtail the international competitiveness of the US car industry. Takashi Ishihara, president of Nissan Motor Co, maker of Datsun cars, said in an interview published in the macsUPI - 118 words
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Advertisement255 1980-06-05 12 Advertisement Accountant Does Tango In Boardroom A respected accountant recently broke with tradition and began tangoing in his company's boardroom. The reason for this spontaneous outburst was due to a particularly pleasing annual report. Said the accountant in an interview, "Things have really gone well this year. Last year, rising255 words
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Miscellaneous59 1980-06-05 12 Outlook for Singapore from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. today: Generally fair. Report for 24 hours prior to 7.39 p.m. on Jane 4 at the airport. Maximum temperature 31.0 Associated humidity 69 Minimum temperature 23.9 Associated humidity 99 Hours of sunshine 2.90 Rainfall in millimetres 3.6 Total rainfall for the59 words
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Article51 1980-06-05 13 Reuter A NEW 1.6 billion rupiah container port at Palembang was inaugurated yesterday by Achmad Tahir, Secretary General of the Trade Ministry. Palembang, south Sumatra's provincial capital, becomes the second Indonesian port to have container handling facilities. It is already the fourth biggest port in the country.Reuter - 51 words
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Article97 1980-06-05 13 Reuter WEST German shipyards can rely on government aid in their efforts to increase competitiveness and develop new skills, Finance Minister Hans Matthoefer said. He told a shipbuilding conference that mass unemployment in the shipbuilding industry need not be the result of structural problems, adding the state willReuter - 97 words
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Article69 1980-06-05 13 AFP THREE Italian-built missile assault boats destined to beef up the seapower of the Royal Thai Navy were officially received by the navy's chief admiral Kawee Singha on Tuesday. Built by the Italian Breda Company under a 1,700 million baht contract, the Udomdej, Ratcharith and WithayakhomAFP - 69 words
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Article, Illustration576 1980-06-05 13 GOH ENG KEE - By GOH ENG KEE A SWEDISH manufacturer of container handling forklift trucks is turning quite successfully to other Asean markets after securing an apparently strong foothold in Singapore which serves as its East Asia representative office. The Swedish company, Kalmar LMV, recently secured576 words
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Article528 1980-06-05 13 ShipttogLiae Adriatic IV 5 Afea VI 3 All trans VI 5 Alpac VI 5 Angkutan VI 4 ANL I 1 APL m 4/5 Argentine IV 4 ASCL m 1 Asia Merchant IV 5 Bank Line V 5 BBS n 4/5 Ben Line V 3 Ben Ocean m528 words
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Article, Illustration147 1980-06-05 14 THESE six are bat a handful of the fifty tags, the most up-to-date and best equipped fleet sf Its kind in the world, that keep shipping on the move in the port of Hamburg. The port recorded a turnover In excess of 17 million tonnes in the147 words
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438 1980-06-05 14 UPI THE FIRST US government vessel to visit China since warships hastily evacuated the last Americans fleeing communist troops more than 30 years ago docked this week, marking a significant step forward in relations between the two countries. The gleaming white scientificUPI - 438 words
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Article905 1980-06-05 14 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO AT CONTAINER T^INAL NB. (1) Each vessel's estimated Ume 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 the following905 words
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Article1378 1980-06-05 14 WITH NO real expansion in volume of trading, rate levels were hardly changed on Tuesday. Grain cargoes were covered from the US Gulf to Antwerp/Hamburg range at US$23.50 (fio) for June and from US Gulf to Venezuela at $33 (fio) for June also from US Gulf to Japan1,378 words
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Article, Illustration530 1980-06-05 15 EXPECTED ARRIVALS TODAY KEPPEL WHARVES Blue Matsuyama (Ro/Ro) (after Min Jiang Golden Eagle sails, must east 38/39 Bunga Raya (0630 shifts, after Min Jiang hauls A Hoegh Clipper sails, D/L) 33/34 Eizan Maru (0600 after Bunga Mas, subject free board) 19 Golden Cameroon (after Min Jiang) 35/36530 words
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Article430 1980-06-05 15 LINDA CHEE - By LINDA CHEE THE International Transport workers Federation (ITF) has softened its wage policy attitude and will consider changes in its "flag of convenience" campaign suggested by Asian union affiliates. The federation's fair practices committee which met in London late last month agreed to investigate430 words
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Article236 1980-06-05 15 AFP THE year-long agony of the 24 Filipino crew members of the Singapore-registered ship Marijike is over at last with the change of ownership of the vessel. Since May 28, 1979, the all-Filipino crew has been stranded at Port Klang, about 24 miks fromAFP - 236 words
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181 1980-06-05 15 UPI AN Okinawa-based tugboat towed the 71,000-ton Anastacia Super toward Taiwan on Tuesday after the Panamanian freighter caught fire north of the Philippines. A spokesman for the Manila Rescue Coordianting Center said the bulk carrier caught fire on Sunday outside Philippine waters aboutUPI - 181 words
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3011 1980-06-05 19 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 Port3,011 words
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Article235 1980-06-05 20 UK-SPAIN: The trade between UK, Continent and the Iberian peninsular should stabilise somewhat following the amalgamation of the services of the two leading operators, United Baltic's MacPak service and CMB's Ibesca. The new agreement amounts to a complete interlocking of both companies services involving a total of six235 words
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716 1980-06-05 20 THE world's most important salvage agreement Lloyd's Open Form has undergone a major change which for the first time makes an exception of the "no cure no pay" principle. The fight against marine pollution is now given what amounts to statutory recognition in the716 words
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Article136 1980-06-05 20 The major shipping consortia operating between the Far East /Europe and Straits ports/Australia and the member lines. ACE (FAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services. 'K' Line. Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Orient Overseas Container Line. Cho Yang Shipping. ANRO (STRAITS/AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia Straits Container Line. Nedlloyd136 words
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Article1445 1980-06-05 20 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and the agents who handle cargo bookings for them. A B Adriatic Caatalaer Continental Feeders (S)/Cargo Freight (PK). AFEA Singapore Shipping Agencies (S) Euro-Asia Line (PK/PN). Alfred C. Tsepfer Sea Consortium (S)/Marintex Enterprise (PK). Alpae Intrasea (S)/Yeo Shpg1,445 words
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Advertisement261 1980-06-05 13 TANK CLEANING •dnv s»/e tdnke f s» Whether you are sending it to the DOCKYARD tor repairs the SCRAPYARD for scrapping or making a CONVERSION consult: PIRAEUS MARINE SINGAPORE PTE LTD J A RDINI AN I AH Orient Overseas ConluMeA. Line n r? S3» I m MS a: oai ffli.261 words
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Advertisement339 1980-06-05 13 mi SEALORI) ANTAH m UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG) 1 EXPRESS MULTI-PURPOSE SERVICES mV'"'' 1 Kuwait (28/6), Abu Dhabi (3/7), Doha (1/7) Mina Qatioos (3/7), Dubai (4/7). Abo Dhabi (6/7), Dammam (9/7). Kuwait (11/7) Dubai (28/7), Damnum (31/7), Kuwait 8). Doha (6/8). Abu Ohab. (9/8) FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE GRAM)339 words
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Advertisement625 1980-06-05 13 <tcnan Algori.tr National Line WE SERVE MEDITERRANEAN AND ALGERIAN PORTS Agents: MfffMCIFIC TIMS I TMtUM AttftCY Fit LTI. Tel: *****4 (5 lines) SINGAPORE EXPORT TO U.S. PACIFIC, GULF, ATLANTIC, EAST CANADA AND ASIAN PORTS Lon(beach I New York I Philadelphia! Baltimore Charleston Port Kelang SaM M/ 6 15-16/6 25-25/6 29-30/6625 words
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Advertisement678 1980-06-05 14 LEO SHIPPING PTE LTD. SINGAPORE PERNAS-MISC SHIPPING AGENCIES SDN BHD PORT KELANG PENANG -vV' t —jk J; MALAYSIAN HTERNA T>ONAL SHPHNG CORPORA VON BERHAD HEAD OFFICE: WISMA MISC TEL: NO: KL *****8 ContMior Sorbite To Etrope Feeder 'PKelang Vessel Spore 1) Rhodtas 2) Rdam 3) ffburg 4) Gburg B MUM678 words
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Advertisement296 1980-06-05 14 Bj» supercarrier service WEEKLY SERVICE TO PANAMA, US ATLANTIC GULF AND E.CANADA KM* Ma Saad 9/6 •25/6 ttTME CM m—t la* M hm NVari 4-5/6 tt/1 31/7 3/8 4/8 6/8 8/8 1718/6 17/7 a/7 74/7 a/7 27/7 *-3/7 2/8 6/8 8/8 10/8 11/8 r fCt fwlMin mti SINGAPORE CALIFORNIA EXPRESS296 words
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Advertisement660 1980-06-05 15 Overseas 1 I Containers Limited Weekly service to/from UK/Europe STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Ports and Bangkok cowiMoar sonnet to m/coraon. ContaincnNp Services To/From Bangkok KWf rtm S'tan Spew Plata* DM Brwi Amp LtHawt UX fto 25 to 27 In 21 to 30 to 23 to 7to »to660 words
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Advertisement746 1980-06-05 18 EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICES TO NORTH AMERICA TO EUROPE C PAUL 27* MIRCATOR 18* C ROZt ?0W K lACE*ONgW HK CONTMCR 21W (Kcevbnf c«|on to Scanfeina »u Hanfcrf) FROM EUROPE TO FAR EAST <• V«Mh cal Hb«i Btwwn. Adam. A'«wp and L* Haw*) AGENTS S PORE NEPTUNE AGENCIES PTE LTD Teh746 words
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Advertisement452 1980-06-05 18 CAUEORRU/PACFK NORTH NEST SERVICE EXPRESS CORTANIER/REEFER SUVKI Lm*| Mr 10S Ma SM FUM3SCO. SEATTLE. TACORM. WHCONEX. B C FO/fa Cebhm P Umi Sapaert I Mptn I.M— Ulw 15M. in2T 10 mm 17 a* 12 a* NEW ZEALAND SERVICE irrnnai kujckr i Fa/ra cattm JAPAN SERVICE A VESSEL HOI CALCUTTA TO452 words
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Advertisement604 1980-06-05 18 \<.roup SINGAPORE SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE. LTD 20 Tm FIOOH OC EA N BJiID'NG S'NGAPOBE 1 marketing 9HIJ2 13 LINESI GE NE BAL 9*3''' iH LINE Si TELE* BS 2459S BS 2SS6B A 8 CABSmP *CABIE CABGOSMiP irrcru ItiMjiiHinl Ontniiicr Lilies WEEKLY CONTAINER SERVICE to/frocn BANGKOK VOY BOUNTY 255/29N BOUNTY 2CS/27N604 words
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Advertisement501 1980-06-05 18 Bgranard lime INDEPENDENT A TTRACTtVE RA TES MEDITERRANEAN SEA SERVICE ALSO ACCErnsC CONTAINEM CAMCO FCL OSLY FOR PORT SAID. ALEXANDRIA. BEIRUT, LATTAKIA. UMASSOL ISTANBUL PIRAEUS Specially engaged agents A stevedores providing immediate discharge Vjm Plata* mm «ran v. 3W 1* ioj» 'i V IOEONSMIV—. Port Mi UMh I Part SiU.501 words
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Advertisement625 1980-06-05 18 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD. Faber House 234E Orchard Road Singapore 9 Telephone *****11 *****57 REGULAR INDEPENDENT SEMI/FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE rpvt P. Ratal KTUNTK HMK M 77 S*i SaM LmMm tar ROTTER D AM/8011 LOOK/IK (AVON) BOULOGNE/W (AMMO Agaats: >ppw KTRASEA (PTE) LTD *****11 BOOKMG ami YEO SHTPMG A TRAOMG625 words
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Advertisement357 1980-06-05 19 NOL NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): [s^T C. PAU.+ 8/6 mCATfIt 17/6 C.ROZE 22/6 K. JACEWON 28/6 HK CONTAMER 3/7 0. CHEF 9/7 S.S. BUDGE ]15/7 Container feedered to/from F'stowe Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia C. PAUL S'pore Closing Times: FCL Cargo 0400 7/6 LCI Cargo 1600357 words
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Advertisement55 1980-06-05 19 NOTICE m.v. "CHIDAMBARAM" VOY: 1» arrive* Ist Jim, ISM. PAA. Grim NmJI S General Survey of damaged cargo ex the above vessel will be held on Tuesday 10th June, 1900. from 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. No further survey will be held after this date. Afwts R. Jl MABHOY A55 words
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Advertisement170 1980-06-05 20 I WORLD L,NE EXPRESS REGULAR SERVICES JAPAN/HONGKONG/STRAITS VESSEL SPORE PKELANG BLACK WHALE 1-40 Jun 6/7 Jim 8/9 Slttß LAKE L -60 Jui 12/13 Jut 14/15 CATTLEIfA ACE (EX SARAH J L-l Jun 19/20 Jun 21/22 OLOFAB L-9 Jui 26/27 Jui 28/29 Siigapare Gen Agent WW* EXJUtSS (S) PTC LTD IM170 words
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Miscellaneous163 1980-06-05 20 MM^V m Regional Weather 'J V X N <* J s o l«as r A 7T. s&g '4 <**> %L ITS, 0 L'i m u a >o>w £2 100E SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. LEGEND: R Thunderstorm Temperature °C Shower Rain Cloudy Sky Temperature Weather163 words
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