The Business Times, 10 November 1980

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 111/1/8# MONDAY, NOVEMBER It, ISBI 50 CENTS
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  • BRIEFLY...
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      Lock icon Private visit
      77 1 Reuter NEW YORK, Sun. Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin arrived here yesterday on a private visit after saying he would like to meet President-Elect Ronald Reagan but did not expect to at this time. The prime minister will attend a centennial celebration in honour of the Zionist leader
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      Lock icon Enemy of Middle East
      75 1 UPI CAIRO, Sun. Egypt called the Soviet Union the "enemy" of the Middle East and said the states of the region should settle the Arab-Israeli conflict to devote themselves to confronting the Soviet threat. The remark, in which Moscow was described as an enemy for the
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      Lock icon New Marlboro country
      64 1 UPI GUANGZHOU,Sun. The Marlboro men came here yesterday, flying across the rice fields of south China in executive jets. The occasion was the official opening of a cigarette production facility tucked away in two rooms of the Guangzhou cigarette factory No. 2. All this in a country
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      Lock icon Rationing in Iran
      69 1 AFP TEHERAN, Sun. Iranian radio announced the distribution of food ration cards, as continued fighting raged in the seven-week-old Gulf war in which another 90 Iraqi soldiers were reportedly killed yesterday. The ration cards issued according to family size carried five types of coupon corresponding to different
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      Lock icon Fuel reprocessing
      77 1 AP TOKYO, Sun. Japan will ask the United States to remove its restrictions on full-scale nuclear fuel reprocessing at Japan's oldest atomic power plant in Tokai, northern Japan, the newspaper Mainichi reported. The Foreign Ministry, Science and Technology Agency and the Ministry of International Trade and Industry will
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      Lock icon Nissan issue in Europe
      84 1 AFP LONDON, Sun. The Nissan car company which builds Datsun cars, is about to make the biggest share issue on European capital markets ever made abroad by a Japanese firm, stock market sources said. The move will involve 50 million ordinary shares at 50 yen to
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      Lock icon Foot may win
      61 1 Reuter LONDON, Sun. Britain's new opposition Labour Party leader will be elected tomorrow and there are signs that deputy leader Michael Foot could win the post. Labour MPs voted over the weekend between the left-wing Mr Foot and the right-wing former Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr Denis
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      Lock icon Car imports down
      81 1 AFP LONDON, Sun. The British car industry reduced foreign penetration of the domestic market to 50.7 per cent against 65 per cent a year ago, the lowest figure for 27 months, mainly because of the launch of the new Ford Escort and the Metro. The Japanese have
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      Lock icon Soviet bombers near US
      66 1 Reuter WASHINGTON, Sun. The US air force said today it sent up fighters when two Soviet bombers flew close to the Virginia coast in September. An air force major said the incident was unusual but not alarming. The Soviet planes were not in US airspace, which
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    TOP TEN STOCKS
    113 1 THE following is a list of the It most actively traded stocks on the Stock Exchange of Slag»pore last week. It gives the turnover in thousands of units, closing prices on Friday and the high and low for lMt CMiipaay TUMW r Price* High Lw ■m N.v
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    LOCAL STOCK INDICES
    183 1 SINGAPORE N«v S Nsv 4 Ntt I Nav 1 N«vl "BT Index: ***** 92 ***** 28 ***** 45 Cased *****.26 •Industrials 695 61 ***** 696 35 Closed 686.21 n Finance: 1187.1C 1194.34 1199 41 Closed 1181.88 ••Hotels: 593 79 ***** 601.81 Closed 597.57 •Properties: 569 66 574.19
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    Contractors will be compensated
    672 1  -  ROOM RENTAL CEILING RAISED By AGNES WEE CONTRACTORS who are working on public projects tendered before August 4 this year will be reimbursed by the Government for payment of CPF for their workers. The Minister for National Development, Mr Teh Cheang Wan, said yesterday that contractors
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    Dramatic rise in developments
    236 1 THERE was a dramatic jump in the value of private sector developments and commercial building plans approved by the Ministry of National Development during the second quarter of 1980. This bulge in the figures has been contributed by giant private sector projects such as the Sumitomo
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    Lee sounds out China's views
    484 1  -  By FOO CHOY PENG PRIME Minister Lee Kuan Tew and his party will 'sound out Chinese leaders on Beijing's thttfcing on major regional and international issues. The Singapore delegation flew into Nanyuan Airport yesterday afternoon and were received by Mr Han Nian-Long, vice-minister of the
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    US$20m Mitsubishi issue
    288 1 MITSUBISHI Bank offers a $20 million issue of US dollar floating rate certificates of deposit on the Asian dollar market today. Two other Japanese banks are expected to follow within a week with an issue each totalling US$35 million. The Mitsubishi issue is lead-managed by Morgan Guaranty
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    Banks get ready to raise their PLRs again
    286 1 THE east sf b«riwta| ■Mwy Is likely to gs ip •gala m teaks get ready far aaetker rtiad sf prime rate Increases this week. Tke Overseas Uaion Baak (OUB) takes tke lead today ky ckarglng It* best easterners It 1 per eeat,
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    Dumping allegation against four
    476 1  -  By ALVIN TAY FOUR Singapore and Malaysian companies have been accused by major producers in the European Economic Community of dumping wooden louvre doors. The three companies are Master Timber, Lion Wood Products and Golden Wood Products of Singapore and Borneo Timber of Malaysia. Senior officials
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      25 1 A helping hand when you need it most IV^F Wayteonf Mortffc And Fh»nce (S) Ltd. I Groond Hooc, Show Hocm, Singapore 0923. T«( *****77 5
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      71 1 KMDS SHIPPING TIMES LESSON ta assertive bebavtsar BIG Ba4 Mmn makes Its ap—be b—eat aad assertive......... I pearaaee la HUtaa 1 BUREAUCRACY at the top ef AMERICAN baaks may be carparate stractare t swamped by fereiga takeevers 12 DOUBLE ilglt rite la US INDONESIA'S eeeaemy expectpradaeer prices ed te grsw
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      103 1 Mxir reliable partner in Reprographics Hoechst JAL has more flights toTbkyo and the USA than any other airline. s >y m Relax in comfort on 16 flights a week to Tokyo 5 non-stop and 10 via other South East Asian cities (If you' re on business, don't forget to ask
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  • MANAGEMENT
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      Be honest, be assertive
      1208 2  -  Do you think it impolite to end a telephone call when the other person called first? Do you hesitate to say what you think for fear of being thought aggressive? You need a lesson in assertive behaviour, says JOHN CORRIGAN. JOHN CORRIGAN John Corrigan heads EDI
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      Lock icon Bureaucracy at the top
      782 2 NYT. DESPITE half-hearted efforts by a few businesses to encourage employees and junior executives either to challenge existing corporate practices and procedures, or to propose daring innovations that may raise efficiency and profit, most corporations in the United States remain largely inflexible, autocratic organisations resistant to
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      Sorry book-worms
      38 2 PRESSURE of space forces us to break our promise to start a management book review column today. Apologies to bookworms. You will have to put off for a fortnight your anticipated burrowing into our review column.
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      52 2 NOTICES Valuations for all purposes including balance sheet, taxation, mortgage, sale, purchase, rental, business transfer, liquidation, compulsory acquisition, probate, rating and fire insurance. Sales conducted by private treaty, public auction or tender. Real Estate CITY VALUERS CONSULTANTS (PTE.) LTD. Room 203. 2nd Floor. Colombo Court. Singapore 0617 Tel 321 174
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      115 2 Keeping our international telephone callers informed... Our Call Duration Advice (CDA) Service for international telephone calls has been improved. International telephone callers can expect us to let them know the duration of their calls within an average of 20 minutes after they have completed their calls, instead of 1 hour,
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      1263 3 THE NEW MERCEDES-BENZ'S' CLASS SERIES. A CAR BORN OUT OF A SENSE OF RESPONSIBILITY. engineering. Mercedes-Benz have always lead the world in motor engineering. By introducing new alloys the engine weight has been reduced and more power gained from smaller units. Detail improvements have made these engines the smoothest yet.
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      SOYBEAN
      226 4 CHICAGO soybean futures on Friday closed 10 US cents a bushel lower to up half a cent. Only deferred November ended with a gain. Prices settled near the middle of a 20-cent range. Local liquidation after Thursday's limit decline pressured values from the start. Un traded European markets, higher
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      WHEAT
      142 4 WHEAT futures in Chiicago on Friday closed near the day's highs, up 3'/« US cents a bushel to unchanged in the two most deferred contracts. Local short-covering ahead of the weekend and in response to dried-up selling carried values to new day's highs. Prices derived local and commercial support
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      Little change in produce trading
      230 4 PRICES of commodities traded on the Singapore prodace exchange were generally nnaffeeted by the US presidential election last week, although coffee saw a sport of pre-election euphorU. Conditions were relatively steady without any significant change shown In the various sectors of the market. A coffee
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      Lock icon Presidential election dominates sentiment
      1200 4 AFP THE LIKELY effects of the US presidential election dominated sentiment on the London commodity markets last week. Prior to the result, trading was very quiet but firm. Subsequently, following the landslide victory of Ronald Reagan, speculative buying of gold, other metals and rubber developed as
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      RUBBER
      235 4 RUBBER futures in London last Friday officially closed erratic near the day's lows and with losses from Thursday of mostly 2.50 to 2.30 pence per kilo. Turnover was 19 lots of five tonnes and 961 lots of 15 tonnes including 52 kerb trades. Late mixed trading including weekend book-squar-ing
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      LONDON MARKETS
      870 4 COFFEE: Robusta futures last Friday closed weak at the lowest levels for around 4Vi years with all except the two distant positions trading below the £1,000-a--tonne mark. Losses at the close ranged from £37 to £18 a tonne. Turnover was 3262 lots including seven options. The physical market
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      PALM OIL
      67 4 C.I.F. North European ports, in US dollars per ton unless otherwise stated: LONDON: Frl Previous Malaysian 5% ffa bulk per tonne January 580.00slr 595.00slr Sumatra 5<? ffa bulk November 570.00qtd 570.00qtd December 562.50pd 575.00qtd January 575/577 Vipd 590.00qtd February 602.50slr 602.50slr March 607V4/610pd 607Vi/610pd Nigeria 5% ffa bulk
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    • MONEY AND EXCHANGE$
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        Singapore market
        143 4 THE Singapore dollar continued to strengthen against most European currencies amid a strong US dollar and expectation of higher US dollar interest rates. The US unit closed sharply higher against most currencies, after Eurodollar rates had responded higher in anticpation of a tighter monetary policy by the new
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        PLR
        22 4 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their beat customer* is 12.6 per cent.
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        Gold markets remain weak
        393 4 WEAK sentiments continued to dominate the gold market in the week ended Nov 7, says Greea aad Oilier Bnllisa in its latest review. On Monday some buying could be attributed to the belief that procedures leading to the US hostages' release would be length! y. Gold
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        ASIAN $
        185 4 ASIAN ASIAN rtrn »fj average 4nmm ntM hrlke* wknM N«v7: US$ IBM price.) 7 days High Low 15V, 14 1 month 17H 14 Vt 2 months 17'/, 15 7/16 3 months 17 7/16 15'4 S months 1711/1815 9 months 16 1/16 14 13/16 12 months 15H 14 11/16 Swiss Fraact
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        Short-term money
        43 4 FOR THE week ended Saturday Nov 8, the range of call rates received from Short Deposits (M) Bhd was as follows: Baak fasti: 4 per cent to 4 per cent. General find: 4.7 per cent. Msvemeats of funds totalled $840 million.
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        Frankfurt
        49 4 FRANKFURT exchanges closing quotes on Nov 7: US 195S2 9602 St« 4.710 7X) Can *****/91 DF1-92.23/46 S Fr 111 36 52 lit 2127/31 F Fr 43.32 39 D Kr 32 59 63 N Kr 38.91/97 B FT (con) 6J42 50 B Fr (flu) 6 204 214 Yen *****
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        Zurich
        73 4 ZURICH exchanges closing quotes on Nov 7: US 1 7530/7580 Slf 4 2265 2348 Cu 1 4739 4761 D Mk IBB 2233 D Fl 82 7082 8416 F Fr 38 7617 8489 B Fr 5 5704 5803 D Kr *****1 1746 NXr 34 8197 «0 S Kr 40.3731 4378
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        DISCOUNT
        332 4 INTERBANK overnight rates last week opened firm at around 14 '/i per cent and eased off considerably towards midweek at 8 per cent after clearing, before closing the week at 12 per cent. Market sources attributed the easing to the minimum cash balance technicality on Wednesday as well as
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        London
        244 4 THE DOLLAR staged a late rally last Friday to finish above the previous close after volatile trading, while sterling closed two US cents down on the day. Trading was principally affected by interest rate considerations, and movements were exaggerated in the thin end-week market. The US unit closed at
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon South Korea cuts interest rates on bank loans
      326 5 UPI THE South Korean government has announced a 2 per cent cut in bank loan interest rates and officials said extra loan funds would be released to help reflate the sagging economy. Finance Minister Lee Seung-Yun said on Saturday that effective immediately,
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      Lock icon Commodity exports
      154 5 Reuter MALAYSIA'S Primary Industries Minister, Mr Paul Leong, has called for a freer flow of primary commodities exports from South-east Asian countries into the South Korean market. He said if these commodities were allowed to enter the Korean market unimpeded, then Korean consumers would enjoy the benefits of
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      Lock icon Producer prices in US higher
      620 5 NYT PRODUCER prices in the United States rose by 0.8 per cent last month, a doubledigit annual rate, but much of the increase resulted from a new method of computing new car prices. The increase followed a decline in prices at the wholesale level during
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      840 5 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Time From PAA PA005 0045 JFK SFO HKG MAS MH601 0630 KUL SIA SQ528 0710 DHA SLA SQ101 0815 KUL MAS MH605 0830 KUL MAS MH621 0835 PEN MAS MH671 0930 PEN KUL AI AI410 0945 BOM MAA KUL SIA SQ211 1000
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      Lock icon Summit in June to discuss rich-poor ties
      257 5 Reuter REPRESENTATIVES of 11 countries have agreed in Vienna to hold a summit conference next June to discuss the future of economic relations between rich and poor states, Mexican Foreign Minister Jorge Casta neda said. The summit, which will be held in Mexico,
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      Lock icon Japan expects to sell more cars
      201 5 UPI JAPAN expects to export 1.81 million vehicles this year, up 17 per cent or 260,000 units, the Ministry of International Trade and Industry predicted on Saturday. The ministry said, however, that the country's vehicle shipments for October-December will drop by 3.5 per cent
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Lock icon FRENCH MOVE
        401 5 Agencies A SENIOR official at the French economics ministry has said France will take technical measures to help ease tensions within the European Monetary System (EMS). Mr Jacques-Henri David said the measures would not include any change in the parity of the Franc within the EMS. CHINESE newspapers
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      494 5 "Somehow they always manage to arrive on time This is an authentic passenger statement Arrivals You decide where you want to go in Europe and when you want to arrive. Lufthansa efficiency will do the rest. Lufthansa German Airlines Contact your travel agent or Lufthansa Singapore: Tanglin Shopping Centre. Telephone;
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  • REVIEWS
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      Grand Edinburgh International Festival of music
      1207 6  -  By PATRICIA GOH WHEN we were preparing for our trip to Europe this summer we decided to tie it in with the Edinburgh festival and the Military I Tattoo. So naturally I rang up the High Commissions and councils concerned but nobody could help
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      Call to dispel myth
      550 6  -  LILLIAN CHEW HE came, he saw but he found nothing. He is none other than Mr Moritz de Hadeln, director of the International Film Festival of Berlin, who was recently in town to choose two made-in-Singapore feature films for the 1981 festival. That he could not
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      The deep freeze
      557 6 Title of Book: The Far Arena Author: Richard Ben Sapir Publisher: Pan Books, 1979 (427 pages) Reviewer Margaret Thomas RICH Americans of a certain frame of mind pay good money to have themselves frozen in liquid nitrogen after death usually in the hope that one day when
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      Big Bad Mouse
      575 7  -  By SALMA KHALIK THE Big Bad Mouse is in town. The much awaited long-running show starring Eric Sykes and Jimmy Edwards made its first appearance at the Hilton Play--house last Tuesday to what Sykes described as his "best audience in Singapore so far". The show started with
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      Lock icon Comedies a challenge to the audience
      816 7  -  By FRANK RICH NYT jTHE new season in New Vork has yet to produce a Completely satisfying play but somehow one doesn't feel in the least bit famished. Whatever their failings, the two major American Comedies that have arrived ibis fall, Albert Innaurato's already
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      98 6 Dine in old world charm 1 1 r f f f I I 1 w i Jk W For a quiet and intimate dinner, come to The Stables grillroom. Where the atmosphere's warm and private and the service unobtrusive. With etchings and prints of famous British horses against a backdrop
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      371 6 wy r m SM y x Mr Murray Khouri RECITALS THE Music for Everyone series presents a clarinet recital by Murray Khouri with Cheung Mun Chit at the piano. Today at Bpm at the Singapore Conference Hall. Murray Khouri was born in New Zealand. He studied at the Royal College
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      61 6 UOUID VOU POiMD RINGINtG me BRCK N€*T moNDPiy pa 3 Pn ON EyTCfJSiorJ 3QOO> 9 N/OU J LOMRV-S GOK& ONP woz. Per i£pkST Pv CP*U.S F\StC;NG PfcOPiE. TO R«MG SOU PvT TMPCT Time —wd >fcu ve.GiveN t>F"FGCeKT e*TO4SON 0» J ,e %< IT-S my TO n'm P> P<£PiL_ CHesTGC-pecey \JOB\t££.
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      1307 6 Wettest place on earth HOW ABOIT visit to one of thr wettest places on earth? Join David Bellamy, the Botanic Man, whs Introduces this potentially very prouductive area. The felling of trees to make way for agrlcaltve brought about a natural disaster. 11m exposed soil was subjected to the frequent
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      227 7 Rick's an accountant,but he's only iust discovered adding one and one gives nim more. i i as MS I m m m ..<V >• *7 S 'JC \<C .*'"'V V DBS Autosave. >X<DBS Rick found a cheque book was very useful to buy things when he wasn't carrying sufficient cash.
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
    • EUROPEAN MARKETS
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        Amsterdam
        205 8 nov on ru ABN 289 00 -3 AhoW 68 20 -07 Akzo 1820 -06 AMEV 94 30 -03 Am fas ***** 0.7 Amrobnk 61 20 -0 6 bergoss 33 00 -02 Berk 65 00 ♦0.3 Bots 57 80 unch Borsumij 197 00 -3 Burhmann 58 00 Ky«»nknrf 42 00
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        Paris
        283 8 NOV 07 Frs CORBEILLE Air-Liquide 549 -11 B S N Gervais Danone 1080 10 C S F (ThomsonCsf) 491.60 -114 Cie Francaise des Petroles 236 8 C'ompagnie Financier? Compagnie General* 410 -5 Credit Foncier De France 440 -10 Hachette (Librairie) 302 -3 Machines Bull S3 50 -1.5 Michelin (B)
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        Frankfurt
        231 8 NOV 07 Dm Aeg-Telefunfcen 09.50 -0.7 Akzo 17.00 -03 Allz Leben 1120 00 unch Alls Vers 473 00 2 BASF ***** -0.8 Bay H T Wbank ***** -0 Bay Vbank 292.00 -6 Raye*" 106 00 -02 BBC 270 00 unch BMW 151 00 -3.5 Cassella ***** -03 Chem Verw
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        Brussels
        97 8 NOV 07 Frs forward market Acec 325 .5 Arbed 1350 •10 Astur 351 -7 B rase an 934 -18 Bru-Umb 1020 -20 Can par 1246 -24 Cock 197 2 De Beers 366 -17 Ebes 1680 -6 Electrobel 5190 -60 Gb-Inno-Bm 1950 -35 Gev 1274 2 Hobok 2615 25 Petxo
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        Zurich
        177 8 NOV 07 Francs Acliom Suisse: 300 1 A i Li.su Ivv Br 1250 S Alusuisie Rrf 400 unch Brown Boveri Br 1510 -15 Cibt Ueigy Br 1010 unch Clba Geigy P C 790 unch Clba Geigy Reg 575 11 Credit Suuk Br 2580 -35 Credit Suisse Rrf 432 Elektrowalt
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        Milan
        108 8 NOV 07 Lire Anic ft 50 -1.5 Assoc Gen ***** -4960 Bastogi 739 -61 Central* ***** -1500 hai 3130 *120 Kmsider 82 50 -IS Gen Immob 2321 -101 IFI Pii 4710 -200 1 laIcemen li ***** -2250 1 taigas 1749 -276 Ilalstder 329 -11 Magnet) M Pf 108 -21
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      TORONTO
      196 8 NOV 07 C* ADlllbl 1 Alcan 43 .i. Algoma 40 •ij Bank Mont 31', Bank Nova Srotia n'7 B*ll Tel is Beth Corp BP Can Ltd 38 unch Brascan .i, Camp Red Lake 71 -4'. Can Imp Bk 25 Canpac 4V. Canpar Inv Pf IS unch lading OKertr Comtnco
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      JOHANNESBURG
      301 8 NOV 07 Rand INDUSTRIALS A Alpha 435 -5 Abercom 375 unch AE And CI 970 -10 AMIC 2800 Barlows 1210 -70 Cg Sugar CNA Cum* Finance I__ 265 -7 Dt Beers Ind Edcon 685 unch Edgars 8950 -50 Eve ready f ed Volk 535 -10 Fugit 2S5 Garduin Gienanl
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      160 8 $?>>"$}@"!@~@/(;':?-]+*~`"-$,:% Feast like an emperor at Chinatown Our chefs can whip up culinary delights that would excite even the most demanding of emperors Here at The Chinatown, we serve Szechuan specialties Name your favourites Or ask for our recommendations Then be treated to a feast of tastes In the grandeur
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      140 8 OGQQQ Inn Of Happiness Now open at the Hilton Dine Dine Cantonese style. Szechuan style. The Inn of Happiness brings together the best of two culinary worlds. Two kitchens. Two chefs. All to double your dining pleasure, with that famous Hilton service. For reservations, please call 737-2233. ftfii HKVON INTERNATIONAL
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      211 8 What better place to enjoy a banquet? The Dragon Palace Restaurant is spacious enough to accommodate 450 people in comfort, catering tor business functions and wedding parties Of course, if you can think of another reason for celebrating we'll give you the banquet of a lifetime! And if you're only
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  • MARKET REVIEWS
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      Lock icon Friday's rout wipes out Sydney gains
      258 9 Reuter THE Sydney Stock Exchange saw a number of records broken last week owing to heavy overseas buying early in the week and the surge of confidence which followed the election of Republican Ronald Reagan to the US presidency, but the gains were more
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      Lock icon Thailand makes another advance
      170 9 Bangkok Post Securities Exchange of Thailand advanced for the consecutive week as prices made further inroads 4n the face of steady but Jpounting buying pressure. J* Investors and market flayers were encouraged by Jhe recent improvement in „4pntiment and the appreciation in prices, which helped jjttract
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      Lock icon Reagan's victory cheers investors
      391 9 N ew York UPI THE New York stock market went through tumultuous shifts last week as Ronald Reagan's victory in the presidential election cheered investors and near-record interest rates took their enthusiasm away. Trading was as erratic as the news. A record 84,080,000 shares changed hands
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      Mixed note after wide fluctuation
      460 9 Wm MM K.Lumpur I— 1 j LAST week was one of the more erratic periods seen at the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange in recent months. Prices fluctuated widely, closing on a mixed note after a fairly active session. Investors appeared rather uncertain and indecisive in
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      NEW YORK STOCK PRICES
      825 9 H>V 07 US$ afciK Industries 42 unch Zfldressograph 14* Zrco Inc Bran Alumin Z 36' Hlffthfny I.ud 37' unch Alfd Chem Cp 54'* u Mlhcd Stores 20 unch Mils-Chalmers 31 Mumhqo Amer 64 -1'* An Airlines 8 unch Zpi Brands Inc 76 Jn Broadcast 30 fii
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      Tone uncertain despite hints of underlying strength
      971 9 I] 1 Singapore THERE was a bright flash of bullish fervour and then the bears crept in, causing share prices to close off their best levels at the Singapore stock market last week. Although there were still hints of underlying strength, the closing
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      COMPANY NEWS for the week
      262 10  -  Week ended Nov 7 Compiled by JULIANA TAY OTHERS GOLD COIN will set up an animal feedmill in the Shekou Industrial Zone of China's Guangdong Province. The mill, believed to be the first foreign venture in the animal feed industry in China, will have an
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      Lock icon PRICES SHED EARLY GAINS
      280 10 ia AFP RONALD Reagan's landslide victory in the United States' presidential election on Tuesday gave rise to a buying fever on the Tokyo stock market last week. However, prices shed the early gains later, reflecting a growing market sentiment to await Mr Reagan's policies and US
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      Choice should be for gold shares
      1319 10  -  m% London By GERALD COLVERD POLITICIANS can change the emotions but words never alter the facts. It is always overlooked, in any electoral jamboree in the Western world, that the population never vote "for" anything only "against". Whatever conclusions may be drawn for the
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      SHARE INFORMATION SERVICE
      2814 10 1980 High Low Company Last Sale 4orGr*a Div Div CvT Gr*a Y'ld Net P/E Vol COOO) Week High Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL A COMMERCIAL 372 276 149 110 405 84 352 745 406 605 245 220 116 136 210 60 275 246* 187 285 Aetna Alcom Allied
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      219 9 It's just good business to say hello to the fastest way to the U.S.A. Every morning at 7.15, Pan Am's Flight 6 leaves Singapore on the fastest and only one-stop hop to San Francisco via Hong Kong. And thereon, non-stop to New York. From either of these two Stateside destinations,
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      103 10 FRANCE is always ready for HOLIDAYS v* <■ I s France A most exciting montage: traditional and contemporary, creative and romantic, in summer or winter. From sunny beaches to adventurous Alpine ski trails. Art j —-3 and fashion. Sidewalk cafes and the most exciting nights in the world. Go there
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      Getting ready for the PAL Swingaround
      818 11  -  SCENIC RESORT VENUE By CHARMAINE CHAN COME JAN 20 1981, the First Philippine Airlines (PAL) Swingaround Golf Tournament will get off the ground at the 18-hole site of the 1980 Philippines Open in the scenic resort of Puerto Azul. As of last Sunday, Singapore's
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      ALL BLACKS MAY PLAY HERE
      161 11 ALL BLACKS, the colourful New Zealand national rugby team, may play in Singapore. They are only waiting to be Invited. Tbe desire to play bere was expressed by their team captain, Graham Monrie, when the team made a touchdown in Singapore on their way back
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      SGA inter-club championships postponed due to rain
      578 11  -  C CHAN THE SINGAPORE Golf Association's Inter-Club Team Championships got off to a fine start at Warren yesterday, when perfect golfing weather greeted the golfers playing in the morning flights. It looked so promising and one golfer even managed to return a commendable
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      Having Lee Trevino as your golfing partner
      1050 11  -  By PETER DOBEREINER PERHAPS the greatest virtue of this game of golf is that the bad player can enjoy it every bit as much as the hot-shot. Indeed, I sometimes think that the rabbit has the best of golf because the afterglow from
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      Top equestrian judges in town for seminar
      553 11 EQUESTRIAN enthusiasts who feel that not enough is being done to promote the sport in Singapore might like to know that two of the world's top personalities in the field are in the Republic to conduct a seminar for members of the local
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      Lock icon Lester leads Argument to a Classic win
      476 11 Reuter LESTER Piggott once again showed why he has been British champion jockey nine times and is much in demand for big races by guiding the French favourite Argument to victory in the rich Washington DC International Turf Classic at Laurel, Maryland, during
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      186 11 Singapore Welding Society "INTRODUCTION TO THE METALLURGY OF WELDING" A course for Welding Supervisors and Foremen. The course comprises a series of eight lectures each of 1 V 2 hours which will be given by qualified members of the Singapore Welding Society at fortnightly intervals commencing Tuesday, November 18th 1980
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      208 11 NOTICE Borobudur Inter-Continental Your Business Centre in Jakarta. If you travel frequently you'll expect your hotel to offer some kind of business centre to assist you. You probably won't expect one that offers services like ours. Like 24-hour telex, telephone and message facilities, secretarial and translation services. Like small conference
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    312 12 UPI THE US Secretary of State will be the chief foreign policy maker next to the president in the Reagan Administration. Key Reagan adviser Richard Allen said in a Newsweek interview that as a step to "ensure that the United states
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    372 12 AFP THE Indonesian economy is expected to grow by 7 per cent this year compared with 4.9 per cent last year, but optimism is being shadowed by fears of crop failure in certain regions next year because of possible bad weather. Growth, according to Finance Minister
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    Lock icon Excessive oil revenue
    277 12 AFP A LEADING Indonesian Member of Parliament has called for a re-negotiation of contracts with foreign oil companies operating in Indonesia which he said have been pocketing excessive oil revenues as their share, amounting to US$7.7 billion annually. Deputy chairman of the Parliamentary Mining Commission, Santoso Donoseputro,
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    138 12 Reuter THE London Takeover Panel has circulated a draft revision of the takeover code to the financial community asking for comments, though major regulatory changes are not proposed, a panel spokesman said. He said the new code, which could be approved by the Council
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    319 12 AP Reuter BRITISH union leaders warned that Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's 6 per cent limit on pay increases may cause a wave of strikes and disruption of public services this winter. Mr Geoffrey Drain, general secretary of the 683,000-member National
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    578 12 Reuter PRICES on the spot oil market are rising quickly, bringing fears that some producing countries may soon lift their official prices for oil, dealers said yesterday. A principal reason for the rise is concern over the continued Gulf war, which has
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    SDF issues list of courses eligible for financing
    316 12 THE Skills Development Fund Council has issued a list of 22 courses for which in-principle approval has been given to give employers 70 per cent of course fees provided their employees complete all modules of their courses. Small local companies, which are
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    Lock icon Six million Kampucheans
    68 12 AP NEW surveys indicate that war-ravaged Kampuchea has a population of about six million today, a figure at least 25 per cent higher than previous estimates of survivors of Mr Pol Pot's atrocities, the Vietnamese invasion and last year's famine. The surveys come as a surprise foil
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    467 12 Reuter LEADING American bankers say the US banking industry may soon be swamped by foreign takeovers. The takeovers have been called "a foreign invasion" by Mr James Higgins, chairman of Mellon National. He joined other bankers in blaming the situation on American banking laws which
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    386 12 NYT THE US has objected to the Canadian programme to reduce foreign ownership and control of Canada's oil and gas industry by the favouring of Canadian companies. The objection, which introduced a new strain in relations between the two countries, was raised at
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    216 12 AFP THAILAND, for the first time in six years, enjoyed a balance of payments surplus during the first nine months of 1960 although the man on the street suffered a 20 per cent increase in prices. A senior official for the Bank of Thailand (central bank) said
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    196 12 UPI The Japanese trading firm of Mitsui and Co has begun preparations to withdraw from a US$3.4 billion joint Iran-Japanese petrochemical project in southern Iran, it was reported yesterday. The newspaper Asahi Shimbun said Mitsui had plans to depreciate an estimated
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      65 12 Outlook for Singapore from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. today: Showers in several areas from the late morning. Report for 24 hours prior to 7.31 p.m. on November S at the airport. Maximum temperature 28.6 Associated humidity 83 Minimum temperature 23.0 Associated humidity 96 Hours of sunshine 0.40 Rainfall in
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      689 13 Shipping Use Page CM Adriatic IV 5 Afea VI 3 Afro-Eurasia vn 1 Alltrans VI 5 Alpac VI 5 Angkutan VI 4 Anhsing vn 3 ANL I 1 APL in 4/5 Achipelego vn 2 Argentine IV 4 ASCL m 1 Asia Merchant IV 2 Atlansa vm 2
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      Four Asian lines to start service
      626 13  -  'RATE WAR' LIKELY ON MED TRADE Br GOH ENG KEE FOUR Asian shipping lines are proceeding with their plans to start a new full container service between East Asia and the Mediterranean after their applications to join an existing consortium on the trade were
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        133 13 AFP THE Cunard shipping company and the British National Union of Seamen (NUS) has hammered out an agreement on the problem of flags of convenience. Under the agreement, the liner Cunard Countess will continue to fly the British flag, whereas the Cunard Princess will sail under the Bahamian
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        121 13 Reuter A STRIKE by part of the crew of the 200,000 dwt Liberian oil-tanker, Solon, currently blocking access to the supertanker terminal in Wilhelmshaven, could threaten West German crude oil supplies if it continues, a spokesman for the terminal owners said. The spokesman for Nordwest Oelleitungs Gesellschaft said
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        118 13 Reuter A BRITISH and a Greek oil tanker collided in the Bosphorus Strait, Turkey on Saturday and caused an oil spillage, port authorities said. There were no immediate reports of casualties. Authorities said the 17,485-tonne Greek tanker Stawanda and the 55,465-tonne British Mandic Faith collided near the Black
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      Lock icon Indonesia to provide Mid-East service
      182 13 Reuter THREE ladeaeaiaa skipping compaaies sigaed m agreement la Jakarta «a Friday to cooperate la provWUag a new skipping service to aad fram Middle East parte, eveataally operating aa a weekly haste. Mr Nermaa Rank, director of the Jakarta Ltoyd Company, aae of the tkree
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      Container Schedules
      933 14 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 the following
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1482 14 ANOTHER burst of Chinese time-chartering on Thursday featured the freight market with vessels being booked for voyages via the US and Australia. A 15,000 tonner with Shanghai delivery for a US west coast round voyage received U555,900 daily while a similar vessel with Tokyo delivery for a US
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      Evergreen wooed by PLA to shift its UK terminal
      256 15 EVERGREEN Line, the independent Taiwan-based enterprise that opened its North Europe-Far East container connection 18 months ago, is being wooed by the Port of London Authority to shift its UK terminal from Felixstowe to Tilbury. Both Mr John Black, managing director
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      SHIPS IN PORT
      356 15 EXPECTED ARRIVALS TODAY KEPPEL WHARV ES Fedor Pekov (1500 after Frotario) 47 Kota Tanjong (0700 after Strathelgin) 10/11 King Pearl (0600) 24 Pravdinsk (1830 tide) 18 Seng Hong (0700) 28 Straits Hope (1000 after Lumut) 21 Torben Maersk (0700 D/L) 35/36 Tomoe 81 (Tanker) (after Bowoon No
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      Stevedores must take steps to specialise
      478 15 CONVENTIONAL stevedores will face hard times in the future unless they take steps to specialise. With tomorrow's ports preparing for more specialised terminals having sophisticated handling systems, port operators will be forced to modernise by ship operators looking for operating economies through shortening port-stay
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      Rough seas again for Bahamas as a FOC country
      710 15 A DECADE-LONG effort by the Bahamas to launch itself as a flag of convenience country has hit rough seas once more. The most recent setback is the dispute between Cunard Lines and Britain's National Union of Seamen over plans to transfer
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      Kepah joins Shell fleet
      164 15 A NEW $675,000 tug, Kepah, recently joined Shell Singapore's Pulau Bukom fleet of mooring vessels. She replaces the Lampung which had been in service for more than 11 years. The new tug will team up with Shell's Kulit to provide mooring facilities for the company's VLCCs
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      2389 19 SCHEDULE A guide to ships loading at Singapore for Ports i around the World The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port
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      Brisk business in market
      1063 20 SHIP SALES... SECONDHAND tonnage brokers in London last week reported active business in practically all sectors of the »ship sale and purchase mar- ket. Tanker sales were more active with the Universe Kuwait, a VLCC of 332,093 long < dwt and built 1963, sold to New
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      Lock icon Engineers working on new type of sailing ships
      493 20 AFP AN oil tanker sighs as the crosswind catches its sails, an ore carrier beats upwind, a freighter and a trawler make port ahead of time with a force chivvying their sterns. Well, it hasn't happened yet, but the world's marine engineers
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      Lock icon Thai trawlers seized
      103 20 AP A VIETNAMESE gunboat, operating from Cambodian waters, seized two Thai fishing trawlers and their 58 crewmen in international waters last week, a spokesman for the Bangkok Department of Fisheries said. The boats were fishing in the Gulf of Thailand when the Vietnamese gunboat fired on them,
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      363 13 Gi st class transport Agents: Nedlloyd EAC For further details, please refer to page V I Scan Dutch V\ Lv^i JAR DIM AN I AH sail/A^ Orient Overseas Ca*dcmeA Line FULLY COMTMNEMSED SERVICE TO EUROPE (VIA S Calling Biemerhaven after Hamburg 30/11 1/12 5/12 6/12 14/12 15/12 20/12 21/12 25/12
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      322 13 ISSEALORDO m UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG) fii ;#M It EXPRESS MULTI-PURPOSE SERVICES S'pore Loading tor IBN BATTOTAH V.29 Accepting containers tor Mina Qaboos (27/11), Dubai (30/11), fl Dammam (3/12), Kuwait (6/12). Abo Dhabi (9/12). Doha (12/12). Bahrain 1 (15/12) Accepting Breakbulk cargo tor Dammam (3/12). Kuwait (6/12) Kuwait
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      629 13 Nedlloyd Lines Hr Call us We call the world Agents: Nedlloyd EAC Please refer to page y MAERSK LINE EXPORT TO JAPAN-MONTHLY CONVENTIONAL SERVICE Vessel I Singapore PortKelang J Yokohama" Farten MaersA Ctka IMPORT FROM EAST CANADA. ATLANTIC. GULF PACIFIC Lonfbetchl Otkl&nd Feeder Vessel PJCelanf I Penang NEXT ARRIVALS Alva
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      956 14 MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPN. BERHAD. WISMA MISC, N0.2, JALAN CON LAY, P.O. BOX 371, KUALA LUMPUR 04-09, MALAYSIA. TEL *****8 TELEX: MA *****, *****, ***** ***** CONTAINER SERVICE To Ewope S pore 1) MKeiMn 2) Rdam 3) Hburg 4) Gburg Cgtahg Service Feeder *P Kelang Vessel B PtNAGA Sailed AJTLANOIA
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      293 14 BBS SUPERCARRIER SERVICE WEEKLY SERVICE TO PANAMA+US ATLANTIC GULF AND E. CANADA ft Kate* ftta BMW MM *10/11 IMO POBEUS *?6/ll BM» TONSaOC *10/12 Mm ate#** Wan to CMMCM < Ml Mn FCI Mam arty ttTOK C-U Km Saak Ctetr B mart N Tit 17-18/11 li/12 21/12 23/12 24/12 26/12
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      800 15 STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore toSabah,Sarawak, Brunei Ports and Bangkok Overseas 111 m Containers Limited Weekly service to/from UK/Europe COWTWCBHT SERVICE TO UK/CONTMENT: Wiiwi Etpress 11 Nov l»p Bay IS Nov Bremen Eipress Keatan Bar 2t Net Htwf P Kalang D'mart Br em Avrerp Lt Havre UK. 9 Nav 27 Nov 29
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      340 15 fig Franco Belgian Services Jgj (Fur East French Service n-xth Belgian bar Eastern Lines] ifTtfmhe' ot ACE CONSORTIUM! >: c.m.c.r. y Aa EAST FRENCH SERVICE Compaqn,® D#s rh«>g«u'S Rtun<s iwember o* MED CLUBi £5 Seatrain Pacific Services SINGAPORE ENQUIRIES *****44 CFS *****41 Terminal *****36 Optorg Shipping Pte. Ltd. Kusla Lumpur
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      707 16 Hapag-Lloyd TO NORTH EUROPt Ahnuna Eipress Largs tiy Bremen £iprns I—l— Bit TO MEDITERftAJCA TO WORTH EUTOft/MEDtTDWAftA/ S pore PK Pen Brffcac Genoa H Durg B hittn Rdam Antwerp Soph* Uckmcn 2/1 14/1 7/1 5/1 ,VM 5/12 26/12 11/1 9/1 8/1 3/1 Mtsefcteo 17/12 19/12 23/12 12/1 29/1 27/1 24/1
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      500 16 KOREA LINE SHIPPING CORPN f. Kelang PENANG STORE VEGA 153N Sid In Port 8-9 Nov FROM BUSAN BANGKOK VEGA 154E Sid In Port S-9 Nov TO BUSAN ALTAI# 157 V* 12-15 Nov 16-18 Nov 19-22 Nov FROM BUSAN BANGKOK ALTAIR 158E12-15 Nov 16-18 Nov 19-22 Nov TO BUSAN KSC KSC
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      611 16 ©EVERGREEN LINE FAR EAST EUROPE EXPRESS FULL CONTAINER SERVICE ACCEPTWG CARGO FOR HAMBURG FELIXSTOWE ROTTERDAM ANTWERP IE HAVRE ALSO ACCEPTWG CARGO FOR UNITED KWGOOM SOUTHAMPTON LONDON. MANCHESTER. BIRMMGHAM BRISTOL. LIVERPOOL GLASGOW LEEDS NEST GERMANY MKMtRHAVtN HOLLAND AMSTERDAM Ha*w| Rrtivdjw Fahstwn *t—|) l« Htw lim UfM 11/11 Jl/n 2/12 4/12 7/12
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      784 16 Everett Lines/ a Burn* Fhrt Star Shipping Corpn. Bk "BURMESE NATIONAL LINE LOADING FOR RANGOON Spere Plata* Pmmi mu mnn/iiNw 11/13 fee leiurm 12/13 Nn 14/17 Nn B F S.S.C A»nh m Mokjyvo BCXJSTEAO SHPWNG TEL NOS KL *****2/*****9 Nawwdon Intwcontinwrtaf S. A. C.I. F. "ARGENTINE NATIONAL LINE" LOADMG fat
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      676 16 A A A 4 A A V y > i A s s A "ELO.S.E. OCEAN SHIPPING ENTERPRISES PTE LTD m SANKYO LINE AUSTRALIA SERVICE $bi|ap«e P. Kciaif Loadng tar: 20/21 Nov 22/23 Nov DARNM/RHPA 15/16 Dcc 17/11 Dk STO. MEL ADEi MAT CMP. MAY SKY.... JAPAN/STRAITS SERVICE CONT MR
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      677 17 I PIL GROUP EAST AFRICA/REOSEA SERVICE SINGAPORE/BANGKOK/SINGAPORE DIRECT SERVICES KOTA EAGLE 12/14 I KOTA MACHAN. 10/15 Dm SINGAPORE/INDONESIA/SINGAPORE SERVICES S.E.A. Container Feeder Service SINGAPORE/BANGKOK/HONGKONG/MANILA ACCEPTING LCL/FCL/REEFER CONTAINERS/ VESSEL Nap Topaz Nop Zircon Navalis Nop Topaz Nop. Zircon Navalit Nop. Topaz MANILA H'KONG 245/25N 245/25N 6S/7N 265/27N 265/27N BS/9N 2-3/11 10-11/11
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      670 17 HK-. BEN LINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAtO SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE H BURG B HAVEN Ma Osaka Bay bM Saied Honftant f.pre» SM SjM Baaattea 11/11 11/11 Fort Flew 15/11 11/11 Itaorpad far 17/11 19/11 Hanbwj Eipress 25/11 26/11 Katuga Mm 4/12 5/12 H OAM HAVRE SOT OK Benetu. France MUK P
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      513 17 11 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BANK LINE FOR REUNION SOUTH AFRICA. BEAVER BANK SINGAPORE 10/12 eto Reunion 23/12 Durban 30/12 Capetown 6/1 Pt Eliz 12/1 (also accepting East London and Maputo carg% Ly kes Lines U.S. WEST COAST SERVICE NANCY LYKES Sid BRMTON LYKES SM (all vessels also call Longbeadi/los Angeles
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      1021 18 L Kline KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICES TO NORTH AMERICA no feeder vessels* p* sp Mono vessels tk u Karstvi 07* Sjiefl 12/11 Kjsfe Maru 26/H 6 Lam Gale Bndge 27/ U Kwobe Kara 21/U FamivAceOlN 10/11 14/11 Kartu Him 2C/U Urn Gate Bridge 27/11 Kurobe Mara 21/U
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      553 18 CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAINER/REEFER SERVICE Im** l« lOS ANGELES SAN FRANCISCO SfATTU. TACOMA VANCOUVER (C htctfbnt fa/fa Cant**n SO HAEMum SmfapOft I Viples r fc" II Nm 14 0K AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE 29 0K 30 DK 20 l» 21 ton 30 Mat 31 Mm Acc«ptai( Fa/Fa Mann
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      711 18 «IM >111 > SINGAPORE SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE LTD POTMFLOOH OCEAN BUILDING SINGAPORE 0104 MARKETING *****2 13 LINES) GENERAL *****1 114 LINES TERMINAI Of F ICE *****83 TELEX R*****6 RS 2SS6B A B CARSHIP CABLE CARGOSMIP S l'e«|ional Container Lint* JIICS WEEKLY CONTAINER SERVICE to/from BANGKOK MK BOUNTY 473/ UN MOC
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      543 18 0"\ GRANARD LINE INDEPENDENT-'ATTRACTIVE RATES MEDITERRANEAN SEA SERVICE ALSO ACCCrn\G COSTAISER CARGO FCL OSLY FOR PORT SAID. ALEXANDRIA, BEIRUT. LATTAKIA. LI MAS SOL ISTANBUL A PIRAEUS Specially engaged agents A stevedores providing immediate discharge MAN Ctf ONC Mm {ftj, MAN SMC UM 17 fev NH Ca»* Pwt Uii. BM t
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      837 19 NOL NEPTUNE ORIENT UNES LTD TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): N. J ACE WOW 10W... MERCATOR 20W+. 0. CHEF 22W HK CONTAINER 23*. C. CONTARER 9W..„. N. GARNET 3W •Containers feedered to/from F'stowe Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia MERCATOR S pore Closing Times: FCI Cargo 2359 14/11 LCL Cargo 1200 14/11
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      357 19 EGYPTIAN INTERNATIONAL LINE (EIL) EGYPTIAN FLAG DIRECT LINER SERVICE TO ESVPT (PORT SAID ALEXANDRIA) STORE PT SAC ALEXANDRIA Ml U Not 21 Dk 11 Dk 20 SPMNX U Dk 30 Jan 20 Jari 29 Cjffo Booknft fkw Phone *****43 MAR TRANS CARGO PLEASE CONTACT SC HE NICER SINGAPORE TEL *****11
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      302 19 'fV" PERKAPALAN LAUTAN BIRU Regular Service to East Malaysia M sia Sealicr Shipping i M S<Jr- Bhd Port Wang Tel 38 7754. 38 74 79 ifl 98b 1 S£ IAMA SH(PP'\G TRANSPORT RH( fVnang Jet *****1 S pore Gara tfceai Shipping Pte lld Tel 792? 110 *****46 Tfll KHEN6 SHIPPING
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      422 20 MALDIVE LINES CT» CTI ETA KUANTAN ETA PORT KELANG MALDIVE LOYALTY In Port Loading for Colombo MALDIVE PROGRESS 5/11 Loading for Dubai/Doha/ Dammam/Kuwatt MALDIVE MAGE In Port Loading for Basrah MALDIVE NOVEL 5/11 7/11 Loading for Gizan, Jeddah. Hodetdah MALDIVE PEACE In Port Loading for Jeddah MALDIVE SEAFARER 5/11 Loading
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      153 20 Regional Weather A VT. M %4 Va o m i r A H tJ? a' m <%► '^Wui Wind direction with speed in knots SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. LEGEND: R Thunderstorm Temperature °C y Shower Weather Wind direction with speed in knots Rain Cloudy
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