The Business Times, 27 February 1981
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Title Section10 1981-02-27 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 107/1/81 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Zl,llBl 60 CENTS10 words
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BRIEFLY...
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Article57 1981-02-27 1 Reuter LONDON, Thurs. Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Hussein Onn is well on the way to recovery after a coronary bypass operation and will leave hospital tomorrow. A Malaysian High Commission spokesman said Datuk Hussein will take a short rest before returning to Malaysia. Datuk Hussein, 58, hadReuter - 57 words
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Article74 1981-02-27 1 Reuter HONGKONG, Thurs. Discussions on a bilateral textile pact with the United States have ended without reaching an agreement, Hongkong Trade Commissioner, Peter Tsao, said today. Both sides agreed to resume the talks at a later stage. US and Hongkong officials opened talks here on February 23Reuter - 74 words
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Article72 1981-02-27 1 AP DAMASCUS, Thurs. Iraq has resumed pumping crude oil at the rate of 50,000 barrels a day through the trans-Mediterranean pipeline to Syria, sources said today. Oil flow to the Syrian terminal at Banias has been interrupted twice since the Iranian-Iraqi war broke out. The sources saidAP - 72 words
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Article92 1981-02-27 1 UPI KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malaysia will take delivery in June of the first batch of A-4 Skyhawks bought from the United States to upgrade the strike power of its air force, Defence Minister Taib Mahmud said today. He did not disclose the number of A-4s to beUPI - 92 words
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Article67 1981-02-27 1 Reuter TOKYO, Thurs. Canon Inc said it will start marketing here in April a video cassette recorder and camera which use quarter-inch tape, half the size of tapes Japanese electronic manufacturers are now producing. initial sales will be 1,000 sets a month at 169,000 yen for bothReuter - 67 words
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Article72 1981-02-27 1 Reuter MANILA, Thurs. A US Air Force transport plane crashed into the South China Sea today and all but one of the 24 personnel aboard were feared killed. The only known survivor was found on a beach after swimming about three kilometres to shore from the crashReuter - 72 words
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Article63 1981-02-27 1 Reuter ISLAMABAD, Thurs. Opposition politicians today agreed to begin a nation-wide protest next month to oust Pakistan's military ruler General Zia ul Haq. The chief of Pakistan's Muslim League Khawaja Khairuddin said the leaders of nine political parties had decided on a programme of strikes, civilReuter - 63 words
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Chief Price Chances
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Article120 1981-02-27 1 Rises Indices Sim Lin* S«1 Properties Y H S Miit Robinson Mega Cbem F E Levingeton J Cement Sigma Metal Gentinga Skaagri-La Dunlop lad 328 1M0 540 328 340 825 300 221 1270 1250 680 46 40 35 28 26 25 24 23 20 20 20 B.T.Indicator: Industrials: Finance:120 words
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Article, Illustration145 1981-02-27 1 Rises Indices Sel Prop 1750 130 Feb 25 Feb 26 Rahman Hyd 1970 90 B.T.Index: Fusan 259 +51 *****3.*****272.33 Hons Leone Ind 1Mb 40 Industrials: 1006.03 999.83 M Credit 448 38 Finance: 1526.69 1524.50 F Merlin 378 32 Hotels: 546.25 544.27 S pore Land 930 30 Properties: 931.32145 words
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Article, Illustration846 1981-02-27 1 AGNES WEE - BEVERLY HILL CONDOMINIUMS By AGNES WEE MORE THAN 80 units of "king-sized" apartments priced at over $7,000 per square metre has just been unloaded onto the overheated property market by property magnate Ng Teng Fong. This "four-winged" 23storey condominium tower (see back page), crowned by846 words
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Article279 1981-02-27 1 THE shares of another Malaysian corporation have been added to the fast-expanding portfolio of Permodalan Nasional Bhd (PNB), the Malaysian Government's investment company. Malayan Banking Bhd informed the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday that one of its major shareholders, Minister of Finance (Incorporated), has transferred279 words
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Article493 1981-02-27 1 STRAITS Trading has failed in its bid to wrest control of Singapura Building Society. At the close of its offer of one of its shares for four of SBS' on Wednesday, acceptances received fell far short of its target of at least 50 per493 words
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Article390 1981-02-27 1 ALVIN TAY - By ALVIN TAY EXPORT Credit Insurance Corporation of Singapore may introduce investment insurance for local companies setting up Joint ventures abroad. Under the scheme, ECICS will insure Joint ventures against political risks such as nationalisation and confiscation. However, an ECICS spokesman said the scheme will only be introduced390 words
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264 1981-02-27 1 THE Meaetary Astberlty sf Wagapsre apparently stopped la yesterday to prevent the disparity between the Malaysian rtagglt aad the Singapore M- T Using The rtnggtt has tracked a dnwaward path against the toeal dnllar since last Dealers have been expecting a stisager rlaggft264 words
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520 1981-02-27 1 WANG LOOK KEAH - By WANG LOOK KEAH MEDICAL services will be provided at the new Changi Airport although the Ministry of Health has categorically stated that it will not set up a clinic there. A private hospital has taken the initiative to open a 24-hour520 words
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REGIONAL
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508 1981-02-27 2 FORMATION OF UNITED FRONT KAMPUCHEA'S deposed head of state, Prince Norodom Sihanouk, in interviews published in Tokyo yesterday said China's assurance of military and financial aid was a prerequisite to the formation of a new united front against Vietnam occupation of his country. (In508 words
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THE REGION IN BRIEF
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Article294 1981-02-27 2 PHILIPPINE government officials have endorsed a proposal for the mutual honouring of drivers' licences issued by any of the five member countries of the Association of South-east Asian Nations. The proposal was approved during a meeting of the Asean sub-committee on land transport. PRESIDENT Chan Dookwu, with294 words
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Article419 1981-02-27 2 Reuter AP JAPANESE carmakers, severely criticised over booming car sales abroad, have said they plan to restrain their sales drive in West Germany this year. Importers of Japanese cars in Germany intend to raise sales by only about seven per cent, compared with 70 perReuter; AP - 419 words
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272 1981-02-27 2 AFP THE BUDGET proposals of Hongkong Financial Secretary, Sir Philip Haddon-Cave, were greeted with mixed reaction among residents and business circles yesterday. Among the major proposals on Wednesday was the increase in personal tax allowances from HK$l5.OOO to $22,500 for a single person andAFP - 272 words
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484 1981-02-27 2 Reuter AP CHINA'S top economic planner has told a meeting of the Standing Committee of Parliament that the country still faces economic dangers and more readjustment is necessary. Vice-Premier Yao Yilin said the tasks this year are to keep a balance between stateReuter; AP - 484 words
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280 1981-02-27 2 Reuter THE INDIAN budget for 1981-82, which will be presented to parliament tomorrow, will try to reconcile conflicting demands fbr higher growth and lower inflation. The budget is likely to show a deficit larger than that of 14,455 million rupees (US$l,BO6 million) estimated in theReuter - 280 words
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Article839 1981-02-27 2 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Time From PAA PA005 0030 JEK/SPO/HKG MAS MH601 0630 KUL SIA SQ590 710 MAA SIA SQ528 0710 DHA TMA TL341 0600 BEY/DXB SIA SQ10I 0815 KUL MAS MH606 0830 KUL MAS MH621 0835 PEN RBA BI427 0930 BWN MAS MH671 0830 PEN/KUL839 words
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301 1981-02-27 2 Reuter AUSTRALIA'S international• airline Qantas will have to. close down if a 12-day strike»'. by ground staff does not end, Transport Minister.. Ralph Hunt told parliament yesterday. Mr Hunt said the state- owned airline had already lost more thaa ASS million because of theReuter - 301 words
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OVERSEAS
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480 1981-02-27 3 UPI TWO British telecommunications companies, with the backing of their government, are launching a major effort to market a wide range of electronic information systems for offices and homes in the United States. Called "Teletext," a means of broadcasting information throughUPI - 480 words
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226 1981-02-27 3 NYT ATLANTIC Richfield, America's seventh-biggest oil company, has agreed to sell the Observer, Britain's oldest Sunday newspaper, to George Outram, a Glasgow publishing subsidiary of Lonrho, the British mining conglomerate, in a stock exchange valued at US$l4 million. The announcement represents the second recentNYT - 226 words
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471 1981-02-27 3 Reuter THE EUROPEAN Economic Community (EEXT) steel industry will survive only through radical change involving intense cooperation between member states, EEC industry commissioner Etienne Davignon said. A marked reduction in the industry's capacity, a strict control over the uses made of aid accordedReuter - 471 words
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631 1981-02-27 3 NYT Reuter PRESIDENT Reagan has ordered US$3 billion to $6 billion in additional budget cuts after being informed that his advisers had underestimated federal spending for the 1962 fiscal year. The White House announced the miscalculation in a hastily called economic briefing on Wednesday afternoon.NYT; Reuter - 631 words
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556 1981-02-27 3 Agencies DISPUTING the need for increased US military aid to EH Salvador, the former US ambassador to that country, Robert White, said the real threat to the country comes from the extreme right and not the extreme left. White told a HouseAgencies - 556 words
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382 1981-02-27 3 AP BRITAIN is looking hard at its coal imports from the United States, Eastern and Western Europe and Asia following the government's pledge last week to limit foreign coal to prevent a national miners strike. On Wednesday, miners' leader Joe GormleyAP - 382 words
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226 1981-02-27 3 Reuter BRITISH Petroleum (BP) will receive crude oil worth about US$l42 million from Nigeria under an agreement to be signed in Lagos in the next few days. The agreement is a package deal negotiated following nationalisation of BP's interests in Nigeria andReuter - 226 words
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165 1981-02-27 3 Reuter OFFICIALS from many of Poland's creditor nations in the West have told their governments to provide urgent short-term aid to help Warsaw deal with its huge external debts. A communique, which folowed a meeting of the officials from 15 Westem states,Reuter - 165 words
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295 1981-02-27 3 Reuter COMMUNIST bloc leaders at the Soviet party's 26th congress have voiced differing views on the Polish situation, suggesting a lack of agreement between the Kremlin and its allies on how it might be dealt with. In texts published of speeches made overReuter - 295 words
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WORLD IN BRIEF
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Article487 1981-02-27 3 Agencies THE SPANISH Parliament has elected Leopoldo Calvo Sotelo Prime Minister by an absolute majority, ending a dramatic debate that was interrupted by an abortive right-wing coup. The 350 deputies who had been seized and held hostage 17'2 hours before the military coup attempt collapsed, namedAgencies - 487 words
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Advertisement128 1981-02-27 3 The Armco Merchant Banker Getting to know you Armco, one of the largest corporations in the United States, is today in Asia. Serving Asian interests and meeting the expanding financial requirements of the region. Possessing international expertise and an understanding of Asian ways. Staffed by people with proven experience around128 words
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RAW MATERIALS
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Article207 1981-02-27 4 Reuter THE International Tin Council should make a substantial upward revision in the buffer stock price range at its next session in April. Malaysian minister of primary industries, Paul Leong Khee Seong, and Bolivian mining minister, Carlos Morales Nunez, in a joint communique onReuter - 207 words
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Article158 1981-02-27 4 SOYBEAN futures in Chicago on Wednesday finished seven to four cents a bushel lower in extremely thin dealings. Prices declined from the start on carry-over speculative selling following Wednesday's technically weak close. Sell stops were touched off at the opening and fed the decline, sources added. Soybean product futures158 words
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Article196 1981-02-27 4 WHEAT futures in Chicago on Wednesday ended near the middle of a seven cent range, down one to 5U cents a bushel in slow turnover. Volume was extremely light in lack of fresh fundamentals to stir interest. This accounted for erratic prices ip lackluster trade, sources said. Conflicting weather196 words
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Article231 1981-02-27 4 THE Singapore market yesterday closed slightly lower with March One RSS buyers quoted at 270.50 cents per kilo, down 0.25 cent from Wednesday's close. Morning prices were marked up about 0.75 cents on covering interest and some speculative buying. Afternoon prices were easier on some March offerings and speculative231 words
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Article366 1981-02-27 4 RAS prices tn cents per kilo yesterday: Noon Close (per kilo) (per kilo) Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers Int. 1 R.S.S prompt f.o.b. 270 25 271.25N 268 50 269 50N Int. 1 R.S.S. March 272.25 272.75 270.50 ***** Int. 1 R.S.S. April 276.25 276 75 275 00 275.50 Int.366 words
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Article131 1981-02-27 4 NOON SSR at id SMR prim yourdav HAS March April (Current Mthi (Forward Mth) v Bayer* Seller* Bu>era Seller* SSR 20 Ilia i pallet" 243.00 245 00S 245 00 247 OON SSR SO II-ton pallet 1 2.1900 241 00N 241.00 243.OON MRELB SMR CV (1 tot i131 words
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Article71 1981-02-27 4 THE STRAITS tin price ill Penang yesterday rose two cents to M 531.27 a kilo, still within the International Tin Agreement's middle range price of $3MI to $32.74, dealers said. Prices failed to react to London's sharp overnight rise and lower disposals doe to lack of baying support71 words
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Article34 1981-02-27 4 Rubber: Feb 26 Singapore: March: 270.50 cents (down 0.25 cent) Malaysia: March: 292.75 cents (down 0.25 cent) Tin: M $31.27 per kilo (up 2 cents) Official offering: 205 tonnes (down 35.4 tonnes)34 words
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Article86 1981-02-27 4 THE Malaysian Minister of Finance has fixed these rates for the period from Feb 26 until further notice: Rabber: 301 cents a kilo for RSS One; Copra: M 5790.00 a tonne; Palm kernel: (955.75 a tonne; While pepper: $3,714.00 a tonne; Black pepper: $2,504.89 a tonne; The86 words
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Article181 1981-02-27 4 CHINESE Predate Exchaage, Singapore, noon closing prices per 1M kg yesterday. Cmhil oil: Bulk rob $129 00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $139 00 sellers, new drum fob $145.00 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $79.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $427.50 sellers, Sarawak181 words
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Article193 1981-02-27 4 YARN and cotton prices were quoted as follows in Hongkong yesterday: (In HK dollars, spot ex-go-down) Cottoa yam: China Blue Phoenix 20s 2.240 32s 2,780. 40s 2.980 (per bale of 400 lbs). Piece goods: China Butterfly and Globe brand unq; Dragon Head unq; Five Lambs unq; Flower and Butterfly193 words
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Article332 1981-02-27 4 SINGAPORE: Yesterday's closing prices in S$ per kilo, ex-godown: THAI WHITE: 100 per cent first class (Kangaroo) new crop 1.28, 100 per cent second class 1.02, 100 per cent third class 1.01, 25 per cent new crop no stock, B-10 per cent no stock. THAI BROKEN: A-super 0 80,332 words
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Article790 1981-02-27 4 COFFEE: Robusta futures yesterday ended the morning mostly £4 to £6 lower in a volume of only 1,032 lots including five options. Dealers said the market was quiet througnhout the mOrning and slightly easier despite lower sterling. They said the market looks overbought and there is considerable overhead790 words
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Article122 1981-02-27 4 IN THE Kuala Lumpur market yesterday, values continued lower on lack of buying interest and easier Chicago levels on Wednesday, dealers said. In March, the northern region dropped MsB to $1,012 a tonne, central $7.50 to $1,000 and south unchanged at $1,010. The refined market remained featureless on122 words
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ASIAN STOCKS
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Article510 1981-02-27 4 TOKYO SHARE prices yesterday closed mixed in light trading, with blue chips and high-priced electricals continuing to rise while front-runners in drugs and foods fell on profit-taking, dealers said. The market average fell 1.42 to 7,120.24, with volume 270 million shares, but the Tokyo Stock Exchange510 words
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Article360 1981-02-27 4 THE encouraging Budget Speech caused the market yesterday to open 20 to 30 points higher as buying was strong across the board. After a hectic first halfhour, sellers began to dominate as buying support turned out to be very thin. The market closed at its lows while late trading360 words
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Article291 1981-02-27 4 INDUSTRIALS yesterday were firmer, while metal miners and most oil and gas issues were easier, dealers said. The Australian all ordinaries index was 0.9 point higher at 651.9. Walton's rose five cents to Asl.ll with earlier trades to $1.12 as an unknown buyer improved Bond Corp's on-mar-ket offer of291 words
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Article255 1981-02-27 4 PRICES yesterday closed generally unchanged in slow trading, dealers said. First Trust, Siam Credit and Industrial and Finance Corp were unchanged at 67.50 and 124 baht respectively. KKb A Baht.s Am.i i'r«*dit 115 -2 Am.i Kibrr 138 -7 Ayulhaya Inv Aim! Trust 89 -05 Bangkok kmrnmmmm -2 Bangkok Bank255 words
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Article145 1981-02-27 4 STOCKS yesterday closed mixed with commercials, industrials and oils firmer and minings easier. Turnover slightly dropped to 2.4 million pesos from Wednesday's 2.8 million, dealers said. Oriental B, Phil Overseas and PLDT finished stronger while Atlas Con B and Ist Phil Holdings were lower with the rest either untraded145 words
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Article50 1981-02-27 4 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 502.0 Tuesday «M5 Week Ago 3 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 954.40 Tuesday »4«. 10 Week Ago »47.10 H.K.HANG SENG Thursday 1500.19 Wednesday 1532J0 Week Ago 1547.42 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Thursday 684.2 Wednesd&y 6B3J Week Ago 876.4 ALL ORDINARIES Thursday— 661 Wednesday 8MJ Wa# Ago50 words
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Advertisement70 1981-02-27 4 Direct to KUWAIT Twice Weekly with JAT Yugoslav Airlines JAT the only airline to bring you and your cargo direct to KUWAIT. In the ouiet comfort of wide-bodied DC 10's Ex SINGAPORE every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY Ex KUWAIT every TUESDAY and SATURDAY 7AT Yugoslav Airlines information, passenger/cargo reservation call: *****1770 words
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Advertisement220 1981-02-27 5 From its proven 6-cylinderl99Bcc engine to its power windows to its power tilt collapsible steering > X to its spacious boot //> ex r a A y. y s** DAT SUN fc: 5/ v o» 1 iv\ to its luxurious seats to its Datsun air-conditioner illli nil h the DATSUN2OOL220 words
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Article454 1981-02-27 6 IT IS INDEED with grave concern that we witness yet another ugly head rearing out of the run-away property boom. Apart from the blatant and unscrupulous profiteering among those who leap on to the speculation bandwagon, there is certainly strong evidence that there is quickly emerging a454 words
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Article239 1981-02-27 6 THE DAY IS fast approaching when the new 1 Changi Airport will welcome its first airliner onto Singapore soil. Just two days ago, the Communir cations Minister presided over the commissioning of the airport's gleaming new computerised traffic control centre. Sophisticated air traffic I control239 words
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Article, Illustration1087 1981-02-27 6 BRIAN MOONEY; ANTHONY ROBINSON - STILL ON A TIGHTROPE By BRIAN MOONEY and ANTHONY ROBINSON POLAND'S "last chance" government appears to have got off to a good start and the prophets of doom in both East and West are running, at least for the moment, out of business.1,087 words
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Article1038 1981-02-27 6 American participation is essential to the terms of rescheduling FT A CONSTRUCTIVE solution to the Polish economic crisis requires "the careful but committed collaboration of the Soviet Union and Comecon, of Western creditor governments and banks and of the Polish government and people," according to a new studyFT - 1,038 words
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Page 6 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous597 1981-02-27 6 -ii-oie crossword CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Clings to rocks? (6) 7 Islanders mostly shuffling around in trios (3) 8 Got a change of garment (4) 10 Ship's officer giving a whistle? (6) 11 A verse or letter to Nigel, possibly (6) 14 Even with no sign of victory (3) 16597 words
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Miscellaneous15 1981-02-27 6 BriStoW': Frank Pickeag UFT FoR G«€NTLemGM ONL>/. UP»di&S RRe ReQoesTeD to use T He stfmrcp^SE.15 words
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Miscellaneous758 1981-02-27 6 Who are the Debolts? TWO la telle* taally stimalatlag pngmniDM shsald keep yea aeeapied t—lght. At first Is aa Americu dacameatary at 7.51 ea Chaaael 5 aad Is titled "Whe Are The De Baits.... And Where DM IV»y Get Nlaeteea Kids?" A hemely atmasphere exists la the heme «f Bet758 words
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Article, Illustration1245 1981-02-27 7 WONG AI KWEI - The Young Presidents' Organisation (YPO) WhT )1 /1 r~iv y M VZS/ It is a very exclusive and very prestigious organisation whose emphasis is on professional education and self-improvement. This club to which WONG Al KWEI is referring is the Young Presidents' Organisation (YPO). Only a selected class1,245 words
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901 1981-02-27 7 LEE YOKE MENG - FORUM i With LEE YOKE MENG IF THE Singapore Tourist Promotion Board (STPB) ever decides on a new and typically Singaporean feature to promote, it should perhaps think twice about the local taxi driver. Taxi drivers here are about the most interesting and901 words
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INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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EUROPEAN MARKETS
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Article172 1981-02-27 8 FEB 25 ru ABN 294 50 3.5 72 50 15 1830 0.5 AMKV 93 20 -03 ***** -07 57 00 14 Ber|(o&s 25 00 0.5 Berk 44 50 -I Bols 57 20 12 237 00 6 Burhinann 57 20 -05 Byrnkorf 39 00 0.5 30 30 •♦■0 4 185172 words
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Article271 1981-02-27 8 KEB £> Frs CORBEILLE Air-Liquids 487 1 B S N Gerva:s Uanone 1035 uneh CSK (ThomsonCsf) 350 -6.2 Cie Francaise -1.5 dps Petroles 218 50 I'ompagme Kinanciere Compagnie 390 Generate -1 Credit Koneier De Krance 403 50 8.5 Harhelte ll.ibrairiet 368 9 Machines Bui! 57 00 -085 Michelin (B)271 words
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Article228 1981-02-27 8 KEB 2S Dm Arg-Telrlunkm 6*1 tiOB Akaa 16 50 -04 All/ l-rbrfl 1040 OOB Alii Vers BASK 120 90 -0 1 Bay H T Wbank 148 50 -405 Bay Vbank 284 50 Bayer 110 80 •0.5 BBC247 00 -2 BMW 155 00 -1 296 00 unch Chem V>r» 226228 words
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Article96 1981-02-27 8 KKB 25 Frs FORWARD MARKET Acer 280 3 Arht-d 1168 -14 A slur M 4 Bra.sc an 934 -6 Bru-I.amb 920 -6 Canpar 1228 -8 Cork 175 -1 l)e Beers 304 2 Ebes 1700 -35 Fl**< trobel 3375 -10 Gb-lnno-Bm 1960 -10 Gev 1354 2 Hobok 2625 20 Petro96 words
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Article183 1981-02-27 8 t KB 25 Francs Action* Suisses 286 -1 AIusuism* Hr 1060 10 Aiusuisse Reg 410 unch Broun Boveri Br 1350 25 CtfeM OfiKV Br 1035 10 Clba Ofiny P C 785 5 Ciba (ifiK) Rfg 557 unch Credit Suissr Br 2565 -56 credit Mw Mq 458 unch MfMMll Br183 words
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Article113 1981-02-27 8 KKB 25 Ll(V Anw 10 so 02 Anvk (ifn *****0 5531 BaMogi 747 unrh OMMtalv ***** 3051 F M 2320 21 F iMdff 99 025 C»rn Inimub 2435 15 1H Pn 6840 190 Ilalrementi ***** 2001 1 taigas 1130 25 llalsidrr 300 unch Magneti M PI 950 40 Marelli113 words
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Article317 1981-02-27 8 n:u 2f» Rand INDUSTRIALS A Alpha 385 5 Abrrroin 330 AK And CI 825 25 AMU mmm Barlow.N 1000 15 Cf Sugar 1750 -25 CNA 510B Cum* Kirunrr 220 5 I)r BtfVS I rid 2700 100 Kdcon 565 5 Kdftars 7950 -.150 Fverrady Fed V(»lk 450 unch t'URIl 225317 words
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Advertisement731 1981-02-27 8 See Page 4 for Asian stocks and and Page 9 for NYSE prices Where to wine,dine and entertain i I he American Express Card. Don 1 1 leave home without it. Z/ For sushi. For teppanyaki. For other authentically Japanese delights. Open daily: 12 noon 3 p m. 6.30p m.731 words
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Advertisement154 1981-02-27 8 Itfc as good as going to Bangkok. i >* This is Thai Seafood at its authentic best So fresh, it could have been alive 15 minutes before coming to your table It was An enormous variety of succulent seafoods expertly prepared by Thai chefs in our kitchen Siamese Seafood Restaurant154 words
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BANKING AND FINANCE
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Article536 1981-02-27 9 THE foreign exchange market settled into a more cautious mood yesterday with the US dollar registering only negligible movements against major currencies. Against the local dollar, the US unit opened 2.1015 and weakened to 2.0955 65 at closing. Dealers were generally cautious as upward movements of the US536 words
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Article123 1981-02-27 9 THE dollar for overnight delivery yesterday closed at 207.65 yen, compared with a 207.60 opening here, a 207.50/60 close in New York, and 207.40 here on Wednesday, dealers said. Trading was moderate, with volume $806 million. The market calmed in afternoon trading after dollar buying tailed away following an123 words
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Article22 1981-02-27 9 THE average rale ai which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 14.5 per cent.22 words
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Article180 1981-02-27 9 THE dollar yesterday opened firmer here, largely on the prospect of a continuing high interest rate regime in the US, although the trend was also helped by easier Euromark interest rates, dealers said. Dealers said the market was digesting Wednesday's reaffirmation by US Federal Resrve chairman, Paul Volcker, that180 words
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Article222 1981-02-27 9 SINGAPORE gold futures yesterday closed generally lower in quiet trading in line with the metal's decline in overseas market, dealers said. Total sales for the day was recorded at 60 lots while volume for kerbs was at 63 lots mainly in April and June contracts, they said. Prompt closed222 words
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Article48 1981-02-27 9 w< New York 12. •4 TM 85B 13 00B 13. 13S 13 SOS Zurich 12. 85B 12 90B 13. 25S 13 30S Til Singapore 12. an W t4 60B 1290B 13. OOS 13 30S Closing prices in a troy ounce US dollars Source: Credit Suisse, S'pore48 words
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Article139 1981-02-27 9 THE US dollar yesterday fell slightly in quiet late trading after firming earlier in line with New York, dealers said. Early European profittaking saw the dollar ease to 2.1170/90 marks from an early 2.1210/30 after New York's closng 2.1125/40 and to 1.9280/10 Swiss francs from 1.9320/40 after 1.9205/ 20.139 words
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Article815 1981-02-27 9 1- KB 25 uss ACK Industries 49 Addressograph 13* Airco Inc AU an Alumin 33'^ Allegheny Lud 43 1 Allied Chem Cp 53 unch Allied Stores 21 Allis-Chalmers 31 Alurnhqo Amer Am Airlines II 1 Am Brands Inc 69 -1'. Am Broadcast 28 Am Can Co815 words
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Article197 1981-02-27 9 ASIAN ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on Feb 26. US DollanlSpot) Offer Bid 7 days 15'< 15'. 1 month 16 15 2 months ies/16 163/16 3 months 16 11/16 16 9/16 6 months 16 11/16 16 9/16 9 months 16 1/16 155/16 12 months 16 15". 8w.Fr*.197 words
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Article48 1981-02-27 9 RANGE of price* offered by discount houses on Feb 26 Overnight: 7' Call deposits 6'*«* to 7".* Closiaf Bu y Lag Sclliag 3-month Treasury bills 613/10 611/16 3-month Bank bills 1311/16 130/16 3 months CD 127/16 12 5/16 6 months CD 12'-* 12 Source: National Discount Co48 words
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Article413 1981-02-27 9 ALVIN TAY - By ALVIN TAY THE LONDON branch of Multibanco Comermex became the first Mexican bank to tap the Singapore-based floating rate certificates of deposit (FRCD) market when it signed a US$25 million issue yesterday. The issue gives investors added flexibility as it has two maturity dates.413 words
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Article, Illustration301 1981-02-27 9 FOREIGN exchange dealers who missed the first Bourse Game organised by the Institute of Banking and Finance last year will have a chance to enrol for the second one which is to begin next week. The Bourse Game, sponsored by Citibank NA, will be part of an301 words
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Article112 1981-02-27 9 Reuter CHRYSLER Corporation ha»-*» reached a agreement with a group lenders and is now in a tion to win approval of additional US$4OO million Federal loan guarantees. It was assumed that thfejt agreement was reached witlr-* four or five New York including Citibank and Irv-*< ing Trust.Reuter - 112 words
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Article64 1981-02-27 9 Reuter BANKS in and Shanghai, China's largest» city, say they have than 10 million depositors*, and bank savings are at a record level. Bank savings by residents rose 376 million» yuan last year. Bank offi-"-cials attributed the rise in-, savings to wage for urban workers, the bonus systemReuter - 64 words
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Advertisement186 1981-02-27 9 Only at the New W)rld Hotel Good taste doesn't end with great food. Get a taste of the good life at the New World Hotel. You can experience it in our hospitality, feel it in our decor, discover it in our wide choice of 740 ultra-modern rooms and suites, and186 words
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1958 1981-02-27 10 BID and offer prices officially Med and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange at Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded «hown in brackets in lots oi 1,000 units, unless otherwise SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Allied Choc (1) 1601,958 words
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Article169 1981-02-27 10 SINGAPORE UNIT TBU8T OUB-MONTAGl (NiM|(n' /hem far Fc* H) (Ma—gun' prteaa tar Ft* n> The Commerce 3 78 3*7 Union Spore Fund 1.53 158 The Savings Fund S pore Prog Fund 117 161 2.28 169 INCOME BOND UNIT S pore See. Fund S pore Invest Fund S pore169 words
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Article2732 1981-02-27 10 I MO/1981 Hick Low Company Last Sale +orGr". DW Div Crr Gr's 1 YTd Net' P/E Vol Day COOO) Hick Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 372 300 184 227 420 170 3S2 93S 408 610 245 Aetna 220 Alcom 116 Allied Choc 138 BAT 203* BaU 602,732 words
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Article1827 1981-02-27 10 BID and offer prices officially listed and bud—l in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units, unless otherwise specified. INDUm*IALB am BaU (1KB) (1) I B A CkM (2.005) A M1,827 words
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Article97 1981-02-27 10 PUBLIC Textile has replied to the KLSE saying it is not aware of any reason for the substantial rise in the price of its shares. THE KLSE has queried Stag L—% JaiuMn on the substantial rise in the price of the company's shares. IN REPLY to a query97 words
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Article, Illustration635 1981-02-27 10 THE keefle piee «I Mla| la the put week «kwrt aai prices aiievei tower to reflect eerreettoa tad e«i> Ike market kad started ea a firm toae kat was sakJeetei to prallt-takh« aai seWag preesare wkea It keII m mm. d Ik ni mm m cwM635 words
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Article571 1981-02-27 10 SHARE prices fluctuated erratically on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday to finish mixed on the boards. The market was taken higher on opening following the firmer sentiment in the overnight Singapore market, but some selling pressure emerged in the latter part of the morning.571 words
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240 1981-02-27 11 DESPITE a weak start as a result of lower returns on palm, Selangor Coconuts expects its profitability to pick up during the second half of the year. It says the prospects for the rest of the financial year ending this June 30, are "encouraging".240 words
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Article253 1981-02-27 11 NEW vehicle sales in Peninsular Malaysia increased by 24,000 units last year over the previous year to about 97,300 units, an increase of about 33 per cent. Out of this, about 74,500 were passenger cars and 22,800 were commercial vehicles. The Japanese carmakers' share253 words
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265 1981-02-27 11 THE East Asiatic Company (Malaysia) suffered a slight earnings setback last year despite favourable trading conditions. This was mainly due to an adverse second half when profit margins were badly eroded by escalating costs of imported raw materials faced by the group's Dumex division.265 words
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581 1981-02-27 11 RUTH CHENG - r Market Talk... By RUTH CHENG OVERSEA -Chinese Banking Corporation, Si me Darby, Keppel Shipyard and Robinsons are Lyall and Evatt's current recommendations amidst a trend where Far East portfolios of overseas investors are being switched out of Hongkong into Singapore and Malaysia. In its581 words
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403 1981-02-27 11 CONTINUING the recovery that came in the second half of 1979, the Wilkinson Process Rubber group has turned in a pre-tax profit of M 54.26 million for the year ended Sep 30,1980. This was an increase of 15.5 per cent over the $3.69 million made403 words
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Article189 1981-02-27 11 GENTING Bhd has sold its 4.3 per cent stake in Harrisons and Crosfield to Permodalan Nasional Bhd for a whopping profit of M 552.9 million. In a letter informing shareholders of the sale, Gen ting said it had agreed to sell to Permodalan 2,558,299 shares189 words
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Article380 1981-02-27 11 Date La st Fall Yea Ctmpuy Perled Aw—ced Net EPS Gross Pre-tax last year (eeate) Div. Preflt i <%) <$••••) Pahang Cons F 16/11 L5 2.5 1.634 M U I F 4/2 0.9 3.0 1,607 Lingui Dev I 11/2 2.5 4.0 431 MBS F 14/2 24.2 18.0 20.908380 words
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Article32 1981-02-27 11 THE net tangible asset backing per share of Hutmu Investments was $1.46 on Jan 31. Assuming full conversion of the loan stock into ordinary shares, the NTA would be $1.32.32 words
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Article133 1981-02-27 11 HARRISONS and Crosfield has agreed in principle to buy US chemical interests with 1980 sales of some US$2OO million from North American Philips Corp, a joint statement said. A spokesman for Harrisons said the purchase price will be about $50 million, with the figure133 words
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Article678 1981-02-27 11 mm*** HOCK LOCK SIEW REVIVED interest in Haw Par lately is indeed balm to soothe the tiger. But this is hardly startling once a closer look is taken. The group made an interim pre-tax profit of $13.31 million for the six months to June 30, 1960. Although thisHOCK LOCK SIEW - 678 words
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Article329 1981-02-27 11 MALAYAN (Jilted Industries has replied to a query by the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange saying the net asset backing of the company will be raised by 9.2 cents after the purchse of a property in Jalan Cantonment in Penang and the incorporation of Malayan United Properties which has329 words
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Advertisement106 1981-02-27 11 ES We are pleased to announce that with effect from 2nd March 1981 our office will be located on the 15th Floor of Hong Leong Building. CVTY DEVELOPMENTS UMfTED Unit 1502-3,15 th Floor, Hong Leong Building 16 Raffles Quay, Singapore 0104. Tel: *****66 £1 STATE BANK OF INDIA (Singapore Branch)106 words
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Advertisement64 1981-02-27 11 NOTICE This announcement appears as a matter of record only. ASIAN DOLLAR ISSUE 27th February, 1981 STATE BANK OF INDIA (SINGAPORE BRANCH) y U. 5.535,000,000 NEGOTIABLE FLOATING RATE U.S. DOLLAR CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT DUE 29TH FEBRUARY 1984 Managed by CREDIT LYONNAIS (SINGAPORE) DEUTSCHE BANK (ASIA CREDIT) LIMITED GRINDLAYS ASIA LIMITED64 words
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289 1981-02-27 12 Reuter THE ENGLISH-language Indonesian Observer yesterday proposed that Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs), Mr S Rajaratnam, should become the next UN Secretary-General as an excellent spokesman of the non-communist world. An editorial said: "Watching the career of Mr Rajaratnam, one would agreeReuter - 289 words
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133 1981-02-27 12 AFP POLITICIANS holding high positions in trade unions should give up the positions to ensure a credible workers' movement acceptable to all, the Malaysian Labour and Manpower Minister Datuk Richard Ho said yesterday. He said the Malaysian government does not favour politicians holding highAFP - 133 words
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323 1981-02-27 12 Reuter THE moratorium on the granting of bank licences for banks incorporated outside Hongkong, re-im-posed in August 1979, can be expected to be lifted by around the middle of this year. The lifting of the moratorium will follow passing of legislation, announcedReuter - 323 words
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Article750 1981-02-27 12 LONDON, Thurs. The market closed sharply lower today after ICI announced sharply reduced results and a reduced dividend, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times index, which broke through 500 for the first time in three months yesterday, was down 9.4 points at 492.6. By the close, prices750 words
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Article91 1981-02-27 12 AP NEW YORK, Thurs. The stock market continued its week-long rally with another broad advance this morning. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials climbed 5.33 points to 959.73 in the first hour. Gainers outnumbered losers by more than 3 to 1 among NYSE-listed issues. TheAP - 91 words
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225 1981-02-27 12 Reuter FOREIGN banks in Indonesia say business is booming but most are arranging the bulk of their loans offshore because of the government's credit ceiling policy. Most of the 10 foreign banks with branches in Jakarta said they come up against their credit limitsReuter - 225 words
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136 1981-02-27 12 AFP TWO Iranians who turned up with three armed bodyguards to clinch a business deal triggered a full-scale alert in central Paris early yesterday. Police wearing bulletproof vests sealed off two streets leading from the Champs Elysees after two Frenchmen meeting the IraniansAFP - 136 words
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93 1981-02-27 12 AFP THE Indonesian government does not differentiate between indigenous and non-indigenous groups in the country, State Minister for Administrative Reform Dr J B Sumarlin said. Addressing a working conference of all Indonesia's provincial governors in Jakarta on Wednesday, Dr Sumarlin said the term "economically weakAFP - 93 words
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Advertisement545 1981-02-27 12 THE FUJI BANK,LTD. Singapore Branch. U5520,000,000 NEGOTIABLE FLOATING RATE U.S. DOLLAR CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT DUE FEBRUARY 28,1983 In accordance with the provisions of the Certificates, notice is hereby given that for the Interest Period from February 27,"1961 to August 31.1981 the Certificates will carry a rate of interest of 16545 words
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Advertisement200 1981-02-27 12 #1 i. A built stronger to last longer. Imported direct from Japan. Now there are vehicles that can make more money for you. Ford trucks and vans have a longestablished and enviable reputation for rugged reliability. They are built for power and durability. Tough enough to take the roughest knocks.200 words
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Miscellaneous63 1981-02-27 12 Outlook for Singapore from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. today: Fair in the morning showers after midday. Report for 24 boon prior to U p.m. Feb 21 at the airport. Maximum temperature 32.5 Associated humidity 61 Minimum temperature 23.1 Associated humidity 96 Hours of sunshine 3.40 Rainfall in millimetres 12.563 words
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270 1981-02-27 13 SELCO Shipyard of Singapore has won a $4 million contract to build a 27-metre twin-screw diesel tug for the Port Services Corporation of Jman. v»The tug will be equipped with accommodation facili3Sfcs to complement a crew «I eight, including officers. "When completed270 words
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Article, Illustration463 1981-02-27 13 G DURAIRAJ - By G DURAIRAJ THE Malaysian government is expected to award the fifth and final component of the contract packages to build the $499 million Bintulu port by the first week of next month. The contract, which is valued at about $40463 words
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Article175 1981-02-27 13 Reuter KUWAIT is seeking agreements with its crude oil customers to ship 70 per cent or more of their oil in Kuwaiti tankers, a Kuwait Petroleum Co (KPC) official said. But he declined to give specific figures or to confirm reports that Kuwait will impose a 40Reuter - 175 words
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Article91 1981-02-27 13 AFP THREE shipping conferences are reducing from March 1 their bunker surcharges. The Far East-East Africa Freight Conference is reducing the surcharge to 34.84 per cent, the Japan and Hongkong-South Africa Shipping Con l ference to 38.96 per cent and the East Asia-West Africa (Nigeria Senegal rangeAFP - 91 words
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Article688 1981-02-27 13 Shlppiag Um Page C*i Achipelego vn Adriatic IV Afea VI Afro-Eurasia VI Alfred CT vm All trans VI Alpac VI Angkutan VI Angonave V ANL I AntoU vm APL m Argentine IV ASCL m Asia Merchant VI Bait-Orient vn Bangladesh vm Bank Une V BBS n Ben688 words
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Article960 1981-02-27 14 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO AT CONTAINER TERMINAL Vessel's Voy Estimated Shipping Gdn Mode of Name No. Time of Lines Operatn Arrival Date Time Siri Bhum 02S/03N 25.2.81 1500 S'pore Shpg 50 vc S. Profsoyuzy 1CW 25.2.81 1200 S'pore Soviet 50 vc K. Romas 3CE960 words
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Article1489 1981-02-27 14 THE reappearance of Chinese charterers on Wednesday for grain from the US and an active sugar freight sector featured the chartering market. The Chinese paid US$43 for a March cargo of heavy grain from the US Gulf to China, compared with pevious business at mid Dec at $48.1,489 words
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Article586 1981-02-27 15 EXPECTED ARRIVALS TODAY KEPPEL WHARVES Arunachal Pradesh (0100 after Anchan) 5 Builder 111 (0700 after Jenson II) 22 Bangsaen (Tanker PSA P 0) (after Hoe Hing Subject gas free) 14 Bunga Seta war (0600 45A Frotadurban (1100 after Gudrun Bakke) 6/7 Gao Peng (after Lamma Island) 46586 words
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Article, Illustration237 1981-02-27 15 THE French naval training ship for ensigns, helicopter carrier Jeanne D'Arc, arrives in Singapore today for a five-day visit. Escorted by the destroyer, Forbin, the Jeanne D'Arc came in from Shanghai, Kobe and Hongkong. Both ships will sail to Bombay, Djibouti and Athens on their237 words
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382 1981-02-27 15 DRY cargo shipowners from seven nations are to step up their campaign against bulk cargo sharing and the phasing out of open registries. Intercargo, their new organisation formed last year, intends to apply for consultative status with the United Nations Conference on382 words
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909 1981-02-27 15 Reuter WITH oil freight rates now so low that they barely cover costs and almost 100 tankers laid up around the world, worried tanker owners will probably have to reduce their fleets further in the *****, shipping brokers say. The tanker fleetsReuter - 909 words
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Article146 1981-02-27 15 Reuter SOME 116 Thai fishing boats have been seized by Thailand's neighbouring countries in the past three years for fishing in their waters, a government spokesman said. He said these Thai trawlers, worth about US$2O million, were confiscated by neighbouring countries after they intruded into theirReuter - 146 words
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1317 1981-02-27 19 gCHEDPLE The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of Singapore. Advance dates are published at a maximum of three weeks. PN1,317 words
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Article1152 1981-02-27 20 THE MARKET continues to be active with fixtures and affreightment contracts for March indicating 1981's first quarter is up about 9 per cent over 1980 first quarter. Cargo is available and the economics of supply and demand are working successfully for both shippers and owners. The barge and1,152 words
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547 1981-02-27 20 ISHIKA WAJIMA-Harima Heavy Industries (IHI) of Japan is to install a new type of main engine direct drive generator in a 1,700TEU containership being built by IHl's Aioi Shipyard for the South African Marine Corp. The vessel is due for delivery547 words
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Advertisement561 1981-02-27 13 a st class transport Agents: Nedlloyd EAC For further details, please refer to page V [ScanDutchy| mmm CONTAINER Schedules II LONDON Freights 11/111 SHIPS In Port 111 SHIPPING List VII REGIONAL Weather VIII ORIENT Exchange VIII ,I\R DIM A I A H Orient Overseas CWICJMGA Line FULLY CONTAIOtSED SERVICE TO561 words
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Advertisement360 1981-02-27 13 (1 UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG) "SfaV'iLlk EXPRESS MULTI-PURPOSE SERVICES Loading for eakbuk Abu Dhabi (17 3) Dammam (20/3). Kuwait (23/3). Shuaiba (26/3). Doha (29/3) Dubai (1/4) Kuwait (29/3). Dammam (1/4) FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE Iraq cargo acceptable intransit Loading tor Dubai (20/3). Kuwait (22/3). Dammam (2S/3). Mma Qaboos (28/3).360 words
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Advertisement791 1981-02-27 13 ii Nedlloyd Lines Call us We call the world Agents: Nedlloyd EAC Please refer to pag4 v MAERSK LINE EXPORT FULL CONTAINER SERVICES TO: U S. PACIFIC. GULF, ATLANTIC. EAST CANADA. ASIAN PORTS Penang Saied Saied I ALBERT MAERSK* 3/3 In Port 2-3/3 ADRIAN MAERSK 10/3 7-8/3 8-9/3 AMU MAERSK791 words
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Advertisement758 1981-02-27 14 MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPN. BERHAD WISMA MISC, N0.2, JALAN CONLAY, P.O. BOX 371, KUALA LUMPUR 04-09, MALAYSIA. TEL: *****8 TELEX: MA *****, *****, ***** ***** CONTAINER SERVICE Container Service <B DAH.IA OAM lA B PtNAGA DAHLIA Mm Acceptaig for: .1) Barcelona Genoa. 2) Amsterdam. Antwerp. L Ha»re. Bilbao Basle UK.758 words
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Advertisement269 1981-02-27 14 SUPERCARRIER SERVICE TO: PANAMA US ATLANTIC E. CANADA US GULF HVdrt 11/« 14/5 27/4 21/4 12/5 14/5 8/4 21/5 2»/5 TO: CALIFORNIA (22 DAYS) VENEZUELA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE (a^vcantor) ALSO ACCEFTW HJ U IMb, Mm Mm. Mh MA A*Mai TO: VENEZUELA CARRIBEAN GULF US ATLANTIC E. CANADA "BARBER PERSEUS" Mar269 words
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Advertisement864 1981-02-27 15 CONTAIRSHP TO IH/CONTMHT: H'burj Spore P Kelant Omart HatnMrg Eapress (lb I Mar 27 Mar Kaluga Maru IS Mar 17 Mar 7 Apr LwerpoM Bar 70 Mar 6 Apr laris Bay »Mar 21 Mar 17 Apr Kowtoon Bay 3 Apr 5 Apr 27 Apr OH M Ednbwgh 10 Apr 1864 words
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Advertisement601 1981-02-27 16 +j EVERGREEN LINE FAR EAST/EUROPE EXPRESS FULL CONTAINER SERVICE ACCEPTING CARGO FOR HAMBURG. FELIXSTOWE, ROTTERDAM. ANTWERP. LE HAVRE ALSO ACCEPTING CARGO FOR: UNITED KINGDOM SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON. MANCHESTER. BIRMINGHAM. BRISTOL, LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. LEEDS WEST GERMANY BREMERHAVEN HOLLAND AMSTERDAM Sport led Hamburj E»er Vijor 3/03 24/03 E»er lucky 12/03 23/03 3/04 E.erWal601 words
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Advertisement983 1981-02-27 16 Everett Lines j Burma Fivt Star Shipping Corpn. "BURMESE NATIONAL LINE' LOADING FOR RANGOON PAGAN PP 303 1 M» P* *N </7 M» HTANTANYNA 10 14 Mar PAGAN 14/17 M» B F SS C Agents in Moloywa BOUSTEAD TEL NOS KL *****2/*****9 f Compania Argentina 0* Nivaaciow I nttr continental983 words
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Advertisement441 1981-02-27 16 OCEAN SHIPPING ENTERPRISES PTE LTD. 131 SANKYO LINE JAPAN/STRAITS SERVICE GEWRAL AGENTS COM UN II BOOKMG SUB AGENTS P KELANG PENANG OCEAN SHTPMG ENTERPRISES PTE ITD SINGAPORE TEL *****44/7 t *****70 K LUMPUR TEL 444M4 *14 7SI OCEAN SHTPMG STOKE TEL *****44/7 IAIAI'S CONTAMER P KELANG TEL (347. 1973/4 EAST441 words
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Advertisement205 1981-02-27 17 BLUE STAR LINE S.NGATORE LNEW ZEALAND AND T/S FIJI FULLY CONTAINERISED MONTHLY SAILINGS DISCHARGING AT NEW PLYMOUTH AND PORT CHALMERS FOR AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON, CHRISTCHURCH FIJI SHIP SAILS STORE AUSTRALIA STAR 25 MAR NEW ZEALAND STAR 8 APRIL NEW PLYMOUTH PT CHALMERS 7 APR*. 9 APRIL 21 APRIL 23 APRIL STOW205 words
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Advertisement588 1981-02-27 17 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BANK LINE FOR REUNION I SOUTH AFRICA A VESSEL SINGAPORE 30/3 •to Reunion 11/4 Durbon 16/4 Copctown 23/4 PtEliz 21/4 (also accepting East London and Maputo cargo) Lykes/ Lines U.S. WEST COAST SERVICE Direct from SfO Ibcti SPORf ASHLEY LYKES SM SM 3/3 BWNTON LYKES Sid 11/3588 words
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Advertisement739 1981-02-27 18 SINGAPORE SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE LTD 20TH FLOOR. OCEAN BUILDING SINGAPORE 0104 MARKETING *****? (3 LINESI GENERAL *****1 114 LINESi TERMINAL OFFICE *****83 TELEX RS ***** RS 2SS6B A/B CARSHIP CABLE CARGOSMIP EOl<!:Zlr Uk, WEEKLY CONTAINER SERVICE to/from BANGKOK BANGKOK iSw) 5 6 Ma< 7/1 Mat 12/13 Mar 14/15 Mar 11739 words
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Advertisement452 1981-02-27 19 FAR EAST/EUROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE A membf of the ACE Consortium TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia -F N GARNET S pore Closing Times FCL Cargo LCI Cargo FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ): 0600 28/2 1800 27/2 TO AND FROM AUSTRALIA: Also accepting cargo to/from Bangkok and E.452 words
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Advertisement94 1981-02-27 19 jm TRUCONTAINER EXPRESS INTERNATIONAL (S) PTE LTD Suites 1311/1312. Shaw Towers. Beach Rd. Singapore 0)l8 Regular Container Service accepting FCI/LCL Cargo tor Australia All Ports New Zealand Auckland, Lyttleton Sri Lanka -Colombo United Kingdom -All Major City Terminals. Call *****81. SWETIAN SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD Satctan Swctun Grid Satten SlMt no94 words
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Advertisement306 1981-02-27 19 MALDIVE LINES ETA ETA ETA SPORE KUANTAN PORT KELANG MALDIVE NEIGHBOUR Sailed Loading For Dubai/Dammam/ Kuwait MALDIVE PEACE 5/3 8/3 Loading for Bahrein/Kuwait MALDIVE MAGE In Port Sailed Loading tor Kuwait MALDIVE PIONEER In Port Loading For Jeddah MALDIVE MPORTER 1/3 Loading For Male MALDIVE PROGRESS In Port 3/3 Loading306 words
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Advertisement90 1981-02-27 19 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SH9PING CO PRIVATE LTD SMSOV BULOMG 55, Market Street Sinfapore 0104 Telephone Numbers *****3 (10 Lines) Cable Address SMSOV SHGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS 2510S P. KELANG *NANG M/S SHARK AT NAN SOON SDN. BM>. IST AND 2ND FLOOR. MESSRS HAJ THONG SHTPMG 2390 words
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Advertisement370 1981-02-27 20 PEACE LINE Regular container FCL/LCL services to Australia Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Brisbane Europe All ports including UK Balderoe Vl9 (T/S) 16/3 Aucklond, Bluff, Port Andersoe V2O (T/S) 10/4 Chalmers, Napier, Tauranga, Lyttleton, Timaru Also calling Hong Kong, Taiwan Japan LINES S3 DIRECT Bls TO BRISBANE SYDNEY MELBOURNE (GEELONG) ADELAIDE Independent370 words
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Advertisement328 1981-02-27 20 PRACHT Uw (MALAYSIA) Pracht SDN. BHD. REGULAR INDEPENDENT CONSOLIDATION TO THE' FOLLOWING PORTS: VESSELS ETA PORT KELANG LOADING FO« 2/3, 13/3, 17/3, 31/3, 15/4 Colombo, Bombay, Karachi 3/3, 8/3, 11/3, 19/3 Hong Kong, Toiwon, Monia 22/3, 28/3, 4/4 Jakarta, Tokyo, Yokohama, Kob« 25/2, 27/2, 2/3, 7/3, 8/3, 14/3, 20/3, 25/3,328 words
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Advertisement377 1981-02-27 20 THAI YANG SHIPPING CO. SDN. BHD. *T lb Plata* Onteta *UK INN VMS VOT2/S1 kP «t m HI. INN TINS WT 3/11 14/15 M» Mr H». CHDOU TMK WTI/I1 VI itar Itai/U NAM HUA SHIPPING SDN BHD MV SKI (MM HUH NO 3 1/<1 MV SHI MM MM NO 3377 words
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Advertisement284 1981-02-27 20 PERKAPALAN LAUTAN BIRU SDN. BHD. PO Box 220 K.o« Krubjkj Sabafi REGULAR UNER SERVICE Sabah Sarawak Bangkok Port kwang Afeate: Singapore: SEALION SHIPPING (S) PTE. LTD. Tel: *****81 Tlx: ***** Part KeUag: SEALION SHIPPING (M) SDN. BHD. Tel: 38-7754. 38-7479, 38-9851 Tlx: MA***** Peaaag SEJAMA SHIPPING A TRANSPORT SDN BHD.284 words
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Advertisement484 1981-02-27 20 OCEAN LINES REGULAR NON CONFERENCE SERVICES MEDITERRANEAN SEA SERVICE (Also accepting cargo tor Bourgas Constaiua iutnect to inducement! Spo« PKelang Penang loading tor OCEAN OMMORD V 10NB Onrt Port SaM/Aleian*ia/L«nassal nrtii. .rt.ix. P*aew/Beo*/Littafca/ OCEAN AC£ W.13W8 7 Apr OWED KSSELS MBC| SAGASIA PTE LTD. (LOWS D«EYFUS GROUP OF COAAPAMIESI M9W484 words
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Miscellaneous166 1981-02-27 20 *3 u Regional Weather ft m a cyo2J a 4 tt 5! s? v as >: CI sa S g^fte lit °C Wirx Wind direction with speed in knots Wave height SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. LEGEND: R Thunderstorm Temperature °C y Shower Weather Wind166 words
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