The Business Times, 2 July 1981
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Title Section10 1981-07-02 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 107/1/81 THURSDAY, JULY 2,1981 60 CENTS10 words
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BRIEFLY...
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Article73 1981-07-02 1 Reuter LONDON, Wed. Libya, which charges the highest oil prices in Opec, has offered to cut the price of one of its high-quality crudes by US$l.lO to $39.68 a barrel, a spokesman for British Petroleum said today. Industry sources said oil companies had been pressingReuter - 73 words
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Article76 1981-07-02 1 UPI BEIRUT, Wed. Syria has pulled out most of its Soviet-made SAM-6 missiles from eastern Lebanon's Bekaa valley, the rightist Phalangist Voice of Lebanon radio said. There was no confirmation of the report and the broadcast did not say when the missiles were pulled out and howUPI - 76 words
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Article68 1981-07-02 1 Reuter BEIJING, Wed. China's new Communist Party Chairman, Hu Yaobang, today called for a practical approach to government and for greater democracy within the party in a keynote speech marking its 60th anniversary and his own promotion. In what appeared to be a move to pacify leftistReuter - 68 words
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Article85 1981-07-02 1 UPI TEL AVTV, Wed. Labour Party leader Shimon Peres took a slim lead in the tightest election Israel has ever seen, but his advisers said forming a coalition would be a "problem" and conceded that Prime Minister Menachem Begin had a better chance to lead theUPI - 85 words
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Article70 1981-07-02 1 Reuter MOSCOW, Wed. Soviet authorities have introduced new currency regulations for Moscow's foreign community, barring all businessmen and correspondents from shopping with convertible currency coupons in the capital's diplomatic shop. From today the coupons, which are essential for virtually all daily purchases, would be issued only toReuter - 70 words
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Article89 1981-07-02 1 AFP TOKYO, Wed. What is claimed to be the world's first practical X-ray machine for massproduction of ultra large scale integrated circuits (Isi) has been developed by the Nippon Telegraph and Telephone's Telecommunications Institute. Dubbed the SR-1, the new machine works much like a copying machine inAFP - 89 words
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Chief Price Changes
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Article133 1981-07-02 1 Rises Indices Veneer Prod J Cement Ming Court Allied Choc U O L Sigma Metal DBS Tractors Straita Trading Tasek Cement Sclangor Dredg M Credit 575 685 850 338 500 238 985 740 1240 910 760 545 433 50 45 26 18 16 15 15 10 10 10 10133 words
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Article, Illustration144 1981-07-02 1 Rises Indices M Cement 1510 90 BT Index: June 30 June 1 Boustead 1000 30 *****3.70 *****3.06 Falls Industrials: 1238.62 1233.16 Finance: 2047.92 2015.49 Hotels: 524.12 523.41 Pac Dev 1400 -120 Properties: 1290.30 1283.47 C Sugars 2150 -100 Tins: 477.94 475.69 PMR1 1180 -90 Srubbers: 1406.41 1402.91 HLInd144 words
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Article, Illustration580 1981-07-02 1 FONG MEW LENG - RECREATIONAL FACILITIES INCLUDED By FONG MEW LENG HONGKONG entrepreneur, C S Low, is to spend about $140 million to develop a modem shopping-cum-resi-dential complex along part of the Singapore River front. The project, called Riverside Galleria, will be built on a 7,730 square metre plot580 words
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Article246 1981-07-02 1 INCHCAPE Bhd's timber division this week retrenched 11 of its 34 employees in its Singapore head office. The 11 were four executives and three general duties employees from the finance section, and four from the marketing section. The non-executives were all unionised employees. Mr DC Denman,246 words
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539 1981-07-02 1 WANG LOOK KEAH - By WANG LOOK KEAH THE Housing and Development Board has started to sell its surplus bricks to the private sector, to help ease the current shortage of bricks in Singapore. The board said it has decided to step into the market at this Juncture539 words
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Article306 1981-07-02 1 MALAYAN Credit (MC) yesterday announced an 111.99 million purchase of a 4,258 sq metre piece of freehold property in Thomson Road. The property, located just outside Toa Payoh, is zoned for residential development. Malayan Credit said it intends to re-devel-op the site, subject to obtaining306 words
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280 1981-07-02 1 VENEER Predacts staged a return to the trading ream d the stack exchange yesterday amidst a generally easier market aadertaae. The market was hit by a boat at preOt-tekiag which seat prices tarnMing. Only a handful «I stacks were aMe te resist280 words
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474 1981-07-02 1 MANO SABNANI - By MANO SABNANI NATIONAL Iron and Steel Mills has set out to prove to its shareholders and the general investment community that it is still a growth company, despite financial analysts' recent criticisms that the government-backed group has been slow to expand and474 words
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Advertisement10 1981-07-02 1 1 Car Audio Specialist FUJITSU TEN LIMITED See Page 410 words
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Advertisement156 1981-07-02 1 SO YOU STILL SMOKE? THEN LirS TALK TEETH You wouldn't use a scouring agent to clean bone china, would you? It's the same with teeth. Yet ordinary toothpastes are too bland to remove tobacco film, and tea, coffee or other stubborn stains. The answer? New Clinomyn the tooth paste specially156 words
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Advertisement77 1981-07-02 1 MBS SHIPPING TIMES EASIER for shoe makers who VENEER Products may moke setl to the US 4 cash coll IS DESTINATION Chongl: pic- HOW Keppel ond UOL rote os tares and reports 8 Investments 13 JAPANESE reploy of o protec- PLYWOOD makers feel quotas tionlst problem Inadequate CROSSWORDS 8, TV77 words
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Advertisement16 1981-07-02 1 SINGAPORE FOR PEOPLE WHO MATTER 400% £Pil/c vtfanduwven Sole Agent S.G. Parrett Son (Pte) Ltd. Singapore16 words
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Advertisement138 1981-07-02 2 NOW From the first name in word processing, the last word in total information handling: THE NEW MULTIPLUS A complete multi-terminal word processing concept providing flexibility, an expandable network, an unmatched line-up of peripherals and programs, at a surprisingly low unit cost. The Multiplies offers outstanding features unmuh lied by138 words
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TRADE AND INDUSTRY
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Article, Illustration238 1981-07-02 3 A COMPANY manufacturing defence equipment and other precision products has started offering its heat treatment facilities on a commercial basis to other industry users here. To-date, Ordnance Development and Engineering has about 20 major customers using the precision heat treatment facilities set up by Ipsen238 words
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Article634 1981-07-02 3 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Time From MAS MH605 1045 KUL PAL PR501 1055 MNL SIA SQ191 1105 PEN MAS MH682 1115 KCH SIA SQ240 1125 MGS SIA SQ105 1130 KUL RBA BI423 1200 BWN SIA SQ1 1210 SFO/HNL/HKG SIA SQ203 1230 HLP GIA GA944 1245 PKU634 words
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Article, Illustration281 1981-07-02 3 OVERSEAS Union Bank has announced a new organisational structure following the retirement of Mr Yos Kupasrimonkol (Y C Khoo) as general manager (establishment and branches) on June 30. The new structure has three divisions. They are headed by Mr Hsuan Owyang, general manager (operations), Mr Robert Wong,281 words
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307 1981-07-02 3 A DELEGATION of local businessmen will visit Japan between July 12 and 19 to study the use of industrial robots. So far. nine applications have been received by the organisers, the Singapore National Employers Federation. Among the participants will be executives from307 words
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Article86 1981-07-02 3 A SEMINAR on visual inspection organised by the Singapore Quality Reliability Association will be held at Ming Court hotel on July 23 and 24. The seminar will elaborate on the influence and role of the human factor in quality assurance and discuss various approaches and methods to86 words
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Article264 1981-07-02 3 OFFSHORE equipment manufacturers in Singapore can expect to double their 1960 output by 1984 But oil rig builders, with their current good business, may lose out to foreign competitors. Some local yards have back-log orders up to 1984 and drilling companies looking for quick delivery time264 words
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Article521 1981-07-02 3 RICHARD SEAH - By RICHARD SEAH THE growing market for aviation fuel, particularly with the opening of Singapore Changi Airport, has attracted the attention of several major oil companies. Elf Petroleum (SEA), a unit of the French Societe Nationale Elf Aquitaine group, and Air Total, another major French521 words
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Article482 1981-07-02 3 THE prospect erf meeting experts in modern engineering technology does not seem attractive to many companies here, judging by the poor response received by the organisers to-date. About 50 participants have registered for the "Modern Engineering Technology" seminar organised by Applied Research Corporation and482 words
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Article124 1981-07-02 3 DAELIM Industrial of South Korea is preparing to install major mechanical equipment for the Shell hydrocracker it has contracted to rebuild. The contract for the installation of the two reactors at Pulau Bukom has been given to Walter Wright (S) which will use a single hook mobile124 words
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Article228 1981-07-02 3 COMPUTER professionals and end users alike will have a chance to see the latest equipment in data processing, telematics, communication and office automation in an international exhibition to be held in Paris later this year. Sicob *81 will be held from Sep 23 to Oct 2 and more228 words
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Advertisement41 1981-07-02 3 M| M Hj N.M. Rothschild 8- Sons (Singapore) Limited Aril Indicated Deposit Rates lISS (Minimum balance USJ10.000) 6 MONTHS 17 Va N.M. Rothschild Sons (Singapore) Limited Ground Floor. Straits Trading Building. Battery Road, Singapore 0104 Telephone: *****1. Telex: RS ***** NMRSIN41 words
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Advertisement122 1981-07-02 3 V H'* >A- tWhy CPS Makes Sense You can uee our accounting service for as little as $500 per month to assist you to manage your business. CPS is fast and easy. We deliver your financial reports within 2 days. Your accounting staff saves long hours. You don't have to122 words
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OVERSEAS
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526 1981-07-02 4 Reuter tCvELOPMENT of energy in China is a high and the key to furJar economic expansion. 3* report by the Energy Jfcmittee of the American Skmber of Commerce SBCHAM) in Hongkong Xerday said an inability Mwlance growth of capacifiand output, the loss in Sbnical expertiseReuter - 526 words
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266 1981-07-02 4 AFP A NEW World Bank study of the Philippines' balance of payments position foresees the doubling of the country's foreign borrowings in the next five years to reach US$2.2 billion. The study said the increased borrowings would primarily be used to ease the country'sAFP - 266 words
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719 1981-07-02 4 NYT PRESIDENT Reagan has ordered an end to four years of restraints on imports of shoes. The White House said the announcement on Tuesday strengthens the Administration's fundamental commitment to free trade and paves the way for lower consumer prices. The decision toNYT - 719 words
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Article316 1981-07-02 4 UPI TWO of the world's largest coal companies have joined forces in a Pennsylvania mining venture that will help fuel West German industry and yield as much as half a billion dollars in annual US coal revenues. Consolidation Coal Co (Consol) and Rheinische Braunkohlenwerke AG of WestUPI - 316 words
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386 1981-07-02 4 AFP AUSTRALIAN Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser has become the highest paid prime minister in the country's history, with a rise overnight of A 520.000 a year. In a broadcast statement sent by satellite during his trip to Washington, Mr Fraser told hisAFP - 386 words
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486 1981-07-02 4 AP UPI ISRAELI Prime Minister Menachem Begin proclaimed victory yesterday and sought the support of smaller parties to form a new government, despite inconclusive partial election returns that gave Mr Shimon Peres' Labour Party a narrow edge. Computer projections announced by Israel Radio, basedAP; UPI - 486 words
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538 1981-07-02 4 Reuter BRITAIN took over the leadership of the European Common Market yesterday, cautiously hopeful that quiet diplomacy may help nudge the Soviet Union out of Afghanistan. The rotating six-month presidency of the European Economic Community (EEC) normally involves heavy backstage drudgery in guiding negotiationsReuter - 538 words
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Article436 1981-07-02 4 THE communist trade bloc Comecon opens its annual council session in Sofia, Bulgaria, today with Poland's economic turmoil presenting one of the greatest challenges to the organisation in its 32-year history. Prime ministers from the 10 member countries are expected to discuss integration of their economies through 1965,436 words
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WORLD IN BRIEF
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Article406 1981-07-02 4 Agencies INDONESIA and South Korea have agreed in principle to undertake jointly big construction projects through international tenders, Indonesian Public Works Minister Purnomo Sidi said. The agreement followed the visit to Jakarta last week of South Korean President Chun Doo Hwan. PRIME Mlaister Zenko Suzuki premised the GeneralAgencies - 406 words
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Advertisement136 1981-07-02 4 at- Try To Us From Canon, you may select a small-volume copter, a reduction copier, a retention copier or the world's smallest copier capable of copying up to A3 sizes but whichever it is, it is a choice for technological excellence, no less. Only the best of Canon technology is136 words
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Advertisement35 1981-07-02 5 IN THIS ERA OF MASS PRODUCTION, A UTTI.F. F.XCI.USIVFNFSS I FORTI IF PRIVILHCFD ITW M AK/\I >4 f r- ->.• I :A 81 c~ 4- -> gSh 5S >' fJt •j: k* L A« mm T *v w35 words
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RAW MATERIALS
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615 1981-07-02 6 Reuter tHIRD world countries lave watched the value of Eeir coffee and cocoa experts fall by up to 20 per §Mit since the beginning of May, with international fammodity agreements apparently powerless to pip •"The prices of both commodities, vital foreign exchange earnersReuter - 615 words
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Article271 1981-07-02 6 RUBBER prices in Singapore yesterday closed slightly easier with July One RSS buyers quoted at 233.25 cents per kilo, down 1.75 cents from Tuesday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked down slightly on stale bull liquidation and lack of buying support, they said. Afternoon prices were marked up271 words
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Article354 1981-07-02 6 RAS prices In cents per kilo yesterday MAM (1 Buyers Int. 1 R.S.S. prompt f.o.b. 236.00 Int. 1 R S S July 233 50 Int 1 R S S. August MO 50 Int. 1 R.S.S 217.50 UK Coot 216.50 Int. 3 R S S Z13 00 UK Coot354 words
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Article117 1981-07-02 6 NOON 86R and SMR pnem jiMUrimf: ■AS S8R 20 SSR50 (I tarn pdix (1-Ua pallvi WT (Cvml Mlk) Bay art MUri t) 208 50 210.SON t) 20* 00 J08.00N Aa|Hi (Fartrard Mtfe) Barer* (tlbra 210. SO 212-60 N 208 00 210 00N MRU H SMR CV SMR117 words
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Article101 1981-07-02 6 THE STRAITS tin price In Peaaig yesterday rose two cents to M 528.87 a kilo, still within the ITA lower range of $27.28 to $39.11 a kilo, dealers said. The rise was encouraged by firmer overnight London advices, Japanese, Enropean and local support and continued buffer stock manager101 words
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Article33 1981-07-02 6 Rubber: July 1 Singapore: July: 233.25 cents (down 1.75 cenia) Malaysia: July: 251.00 cenia (down 3.00 centa) Tin: M$2&S7 per kilo (up 2 centa) Official offering: 240 tonnea (down 2 tonnea)33 words
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Article151 1981-07-02 6 WHEAT futures In Chicago on Tuesday closed around the middle of a 12 cent range, up 3M to 4*4 cents a bushel in moderate trade. Late local profit-taking edged values off day's highs. However, the market settled on a constructive note since values ended on the July based *3.70151 words
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Article1198 1981-07-02 6 NEW YORK THE NEW York stock market yesterday drifted lower for the fourth consecutive day on Tuesday, reflecting the continued uncertain outlook for interest rates. Trading was quiet and lacklustre, as many investors remained on the sidelines ahead of the coming Independence Day holiday, analysts said. The1,198 words
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Article181 1981-07-02 6 CHINESE Pr«<M« Exchange, Slngapare, daring price* per 1M kg yesterday. Cmnt «II: Bulk fob $116.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob 1129 00 sellers, new drum fob $135 00 sellers C*prs: Mixed (loose) $69.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob AsU NLW $380 00 sellers. Sarawak181 words
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Article206 1981-07-02 6 YARN and cotton prices were' quoted as follows in Hongkong on Tuesday. Yesterday's quotes were not available because of Hongkong's holiday closure yesterday: (In HK dollars, spot ex-go-down) CaMaa jrara: China Blue Phoenix 20s 2.355: 32s 2,870. 40s 3.010 (per bale of 400 lbs). Piece gaads: China Butterfly and206 words
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Article318 1981-07-02 6 SINGAPORE: Yesterday's closing prices in SI per kilo, ex-godown: THAI WHITE: 100 per cent first class (Kangaroo) new crap 1.34, 100 per cent second class I.OS, 100 per cent third class 1.05, 25 per cent new crop no stock. B-10 per cent no stock. THAI BROKEN: A-super 0 80,318 words
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Article668 1981-07-02 6 COFFEE: News that the International Coffee Organisation cut export quotas at its executive board meeting yesterday lifted robusta futures in late morning, and they ended the midday call at the highs with gains of £37 to £30 a tonne. However, mo6t of the recent gains have been based668 words
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Article208 1981-07-02 6 SOYBEAN futures hi Chicago on Tuesday finished B'i to seven cents a bushel higher, around the middle of a 15 cent range. Late local profit-taking accounted for pared gains, traders said. Traders attributed Tuesday's technical recovery to speculative demand in response to the lower than anticipated USD A US208 words
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Article169 1981-07-02 6 THE Kuala Lumpur market yesterday firmed iiC fairly active trading on covering over last week'q; Indian purchase ot 25,000 tonnes rbd olein and a* purchase by Pakistan yesterday of 5,000 RBD palm oi] c and f first half August shipment/» dealers said. In July, south rose Ms2s to169 words
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ASIAN STOCKS
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573 1981-07-02 6 TOKYO THE Tokyo Stock Market average yesterday gained 27.51 to close at a record 7,894.93 in fairly active trading on volume 560 million shares, renewing the record for the fourth consecutive day, dealers said. The Tokyo Stock Exchange index added 0.92 to 587.07. Buying573 words
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Article322 1981-07-02 6 BANKING stocks yesterday dominated an otherwise dull start to the financial year as upward pressure on domestic interest rates continued to mount, brokers said The Bank of NSW, Which raised prime to a record 15.75 earlier this week, rose 10 cents to *3.20 The CBA gained 20 cents to322 words
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Article81 1981-07-02 6 JULY M Pan m Acafr Minloc «M AUai Con A auu coo. a -l 8m«io oom men *tsm Bmfwt Coo B H uneti BF Goodrich WJD CDCP 1« -U Landoll Lapanto B MM -uns Martixtuqw B MO -ti Oriental A Oriental B wncb phii o—— ax -can Phliei A81 words
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Article51 1981-07-02 6 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 544.8 Monday 543.8 Week AfO 544.5 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 976.88 Monday 684 5« Week Aco 1008.66 H.K.HANG SENG Wednesday closed Tuesday 1734.66 Week Ago 1708.90 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 755.4 Tuesday 753.3 Week Ago 749.9 ALL ORDINARIES Wednesday 699.9 Tuesday 699.6 Week Ago51 words
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Article69 1981-07-02 6 Reuter THE Nikko Securities Co Ltd 30 million share issue has been priced at $1,931 a share, or approximately 427 yen, the issue's consortium leader Deutsche Bank AG said. The issue of common stock, evidenced by European depositary receipts, and managed by an international consortium, wasReuter - 69 words
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Advertisement407 1981-07-02 6 The ASEAN Report Update Published bv The Asian Wall Street Journal The ASEAN Report gave businessmen for the first time a key which opens the door to doing business with the countries within ASEAN Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand. The ASEAN region is one of the fastest growing407 words
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Advertisement728 1981-07-02 7 THE AkAl S 10. THE WORLD'S MOST SOPHISTICATED \"IDEO MACHINE AVAILABLE ONPi IN LIMITED EDITIONS o—o '6*o*o o. o o o 'Md 17 Remote control indicator lights up when the remote control is in use, within the specified radius of 10 metres. 18 RC-V6 Wireless Infrared Ray Remote Control Unit.728 words
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Article436 1981-07-02 8 RADICAL environmentalists will not welcome the prospect of a massive shopping and residential complex arising from the rubble that once used to be a bustling vegetable wholesaling centre. The more pragmatic of those who cry out against the destruction of old Singapore will, however,436 words
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230 1981-07-02 8 WHEN animal husbandry was less advanced, swill was considered appropriate food for pigs. But a combination of various factors has made swill unsuitable for Singapore pigs. Our modern porkers are of a better class than their forefathers. Their constitutions demand the high nutrients230 words
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401 1981-07-02 8 Peter T H Kok - Letters to the Editor Peter T H Kok, DEAR Sir, Being a member of an international insurance broking house; I must take exception to the blatant remark in the article (Business Times, June 19) under the headline 'Blame falls on brokers rates war worries401 words
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Article108 1981-07-02 8 DEAR Star, Sam Koh's comments on minimum toilet facilities are honourable but naive. Perhaps he has not came across abuse in the usage of the toiletries provided, not to mention the theft of even toilet rolls! I have. Yes. we can promulgate the laws but, until the108 words
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Article, Illustration825 1981-07-02 8 TSANG SAU - TSANG SAU YIN takes you on SQ 101 from Kuala Lumpur the first scheduled flight to land at Singapore Changi Airport, yesterday the scene of bagpipes and lion dances TSANG SAU THE EARLY pink tints of a Kuala Lumpur dawn were already painting the sky when the great825 words
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Page 8 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous22 1981-07-02 8 pfr momeNT mcs OUT F\N OPIMON RXL ON 9eopi£, S Bepctions u)«N%j? sfb«T Of Tmc hoosc -jou«NRL...... N/ouu. Find Him «H bvjytNG»....22 words
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Miscellaneous1413 1981-07-02 8 Tony Bennett in Hawaii HAWAII b ike setting cheeen by Tsny Beawtt far his special (eh I, ll.lt). liM»g him are the Rahy ■raff lntrrnstisnsl J ass Qnartet, The Cnngregatton aad iaey Heathertaa. Taay ■lags "San Fraadaee", "Stnager la ParUhe" and "Let There Be Lave". 8t Jaieph'i Institotton aad Victoria1,413 words
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Article, Illustration1281 1981-07-02 9 MAX WILKINSON - By MAX WILKINSON FT THE EXTRAORDINARY appetite which the world is now showing for Video tape recorders has taken even the Japanese manufacturers by surprise and presented them with a difficult dilemma. On the one hand, the tough struggle between the two competing JapaneseFT - 1,281 words
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Article1600 1981-07-02 9 CHRISTOPHER LORENZ - CIBA-GEIGY'S 'LEITBILD' (GUIDING PICTURE) By CHRISTOPHER LORENZ FT THE INITIATIVE shown by a relatively junior manager, Bernard Liard, sparked off an acquisition that could prove of considerable strategic importance to one of the world's largest chemical combines, Ciba-Geigy. A marketing manager for one of the company's productFT - 1,600 words
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1131 1981-07-02 9 LESTER THUROW - FORUH With LESTER THUROW THE AMERICAN semiconductor industry is in the process of shifting from technologies with a relatively low demand for capital (plant and equipment) to technologies with a much higher demand for capital. The American way to make this transition1,131 words
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Advertisement518 1981-07-02 9 NOTICE EftJUB ©HB(S(LB MALAYAN CEMENT BERHAD (Incorporated in Malaysia) ANNOUNCEMENT The Directors are pleased to announce the unaudited results of the Company and of the Group for the first half-year ended 31st May 1981 as follows:Company Group Teething problems encountered in the commissioning of the new APMC kiln are being518 words
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BANKING AND FINANCE
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309 1981-07-02 10 WONG AI KWEI - By WONG AI KWEI SWISS Volksbank, the fourth largest bank in Switzerland, has set up a representative office here. The new office is the Volksbank's second representative office in Asia. Its first office was established in Tokyo. Mr Richard Caduff, its regional representative said: "Our309 words
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Article253 1981-07-02 10 THE US FEDERAL Open Market Committee will address many issues when it convenes on July 7 to chart its future path. The monetary aggregates will undoubtedly be the focus of a plethora of attention and will be perceived as the prelude to some slowing in253 words
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Article211 1981-07-02 10 SINGAPORE gold futures yesterday closed easier compared with overnight levels in thin trading, dealers said. Prices were marked up between US$3 to $6 an ounce at the outset following the metal's overnight recovery in New York, then held steady during the morning session before falling fairly sharply in the211 words
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Article43 1981-07-02 10 Tms Mm New York 8»B 8 SOB 8 75S 8 MS Zurich 8 SOB 8C5B (.70S 88SS W r4 T«« Singapore 8 30B 8«0B 8 SOS 8 80S Closing prices in US dollars a troy ounr t. Source: Credit Suisse, S'pore.43 words
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Article43 1981-07-02 10 THE Monetary Authority of Singapore has invited banks and discount houses to tender (or a total of $110 million 91-day Treasury bills to be issued from July 6 to July 8. Each tender must not be for less than $250,00043 words
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Article71 1981-07-02 10 THE dollar yesterday opened firmer against a continuing background of high US interest rates. Opening quotes yesterday US 1.9140/50 Can 2.3004 21 Cross -1.2015/18 DMk 4.6070 6110 D F1 5.1185 1230 S Fr 3 9260 9310 B FY (con) 75.49/56 F Fr 10 9865/11.0210 Lit 2290 20 2295.20 Yen71 words
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Article455 1981-07-02 10 THE US dollar was generally stronger against all other currencies on the local foreign exchange market yesterday Dealers said that this was probably because of more buying interest In the dollar as the market had been short for the past few days. However, activity still remained slow as455 words
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Article22 1981-07-02 10 THE avertfa rtU at which b«Jm Singapore baaki ara carreatly prepared to lead to their boat eaetosaers Is 18.5 per coat.22 words
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Article168 1981-07-02 10 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on July 1. US If limits nt OBTBST 7 dajt 1»* ISM 1 month n* It* 2 months 17* 17* 3 months n* 17* months 17* IT* months lftll/MMS/M 12 months 1S7/M Hlti nfixa. Dm 1 month (■MM Prists) 12168 words
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Article157 1981-07-02 10 THE dollar far overnight delivery yesterday doaed at 238.00 yen, compared with a 228.30 opening here and 228.00/10 close in New York overnight, dealers «aid Trading volume was a fairly active US&.I 9 billion The dollar steadied after an early setback In late moderate trading on fresh buying by157 words
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Article41 1981-07-02 10 FRANKFURT «changes ope» iag quotes oa July 1: US 2.4036/90 Stg 4.606/615 Caa 2-0025/47 D F1 m »/*>oo S Ft 117.20 35 Lit 2.010/15 F FT 41J7/* N Kr 36.61/66 B Fr (con) 6.096/166 B Fr (Oa) 5.666/16 Yen -1.0647/6241 words
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EUROPEAN MARKETS
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Article244 1981-07-02 11 JUNE 30 Frm CORBEILLE Air-Liquid* 421 J B S N Qerrals Hfrum* trm 4 C 8 F (ThomsonCaf). IK etc Francalae del Petroles 12SS0 -a Compafnle Financiers Compafnle Generaie Credit Foncter De France JMxd 286 -20 13 Hachette (Ubralrle) 2B4 >1 Machines Bull 40 0.25 Mlchelln (B) 731 P&ribu244 words
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Article202 1981-07-02 11 JUNE 30 Do Aef-Telefunken «7 00 -01 Akao SJO AIU Uten 1100 JO -w All* Vera BASF Bay H T Wbank Bar Vbank moo 130 TO 106J0 277 00 unch 0 9 13 OJ Bajwr IX JO 1.1 BBC 2BJ0B 1 BMW 102J0 12 Caaaalla Ch«m Verw 290 00202 words
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Article140 1981-07-02 11 rmnca t m 1(90 ft t-.< ■^T^rTMl fSocCTt* 0«IC7 Br. Ctba O«to p C UK m *io Clb* (Mo to HA Crwtlt SulawSr 21* -U Civdlt Sulaat Rm Dcktrowmtt Br O«ort» Ptacter Br Olobui Pc w rn m unch »«o m 4 STB WO -15 Hofrmaxi La Roc It*140 words
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Article79 1981-07-02 11 Anlr Aiaoc On •00 +ao Btnoci Central* m XXX tff Ptet mm PlnHdar U«n ImmoO 2i(o +m rn pri «1» -IK IUJc*m«nu MM -no Iltlni IIAlStdfT ll« 10 30t .n lb|MU M Pf MarcUl Ere Madlob xnyw -JOB Mlralann Mondadort UonUdin MotU Bto ***** -ao ■mo l»T» +2.75 MO79 words
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Article311 1981-07-02 11 JUNK 30 Rand INDUSTRIALS A Alph* «00 unch Abtrrwn €06 AK And CI no -ID A MIC ZJ60 -15 Barlows i Ct Suctr ZZ lao -X on unch Currte Finance De Been Ind 215 race unch Edcon OS unch reread y Fed Volk HI soo unch ruflt 256 unch311 words
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Article193 1981-07-02 11 JUNE 30 CI AMUbfl M* t- AJcan OS -1 S Bank Mont it Bank No** Scotia Ml TBI a ti it ui ifh Bath Cora BP Can Ltd Brunn riiTJB UH >» unch unpu Can par In* PI Carting OKccfe Coninco 2t -1* Tk unch OH -It Con* Bath193 words
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Advertisement564 1981-07-02 11 )($<&$>']@{&&='?:^_?*@!\{^+@*<' The American Express Card serves you well, wherever good food is served". m fssa.Tizsr\ OQGGO Inn Of Happiness c A V >*-> jfe Dine Disc Cantonese style. Szechuan style The Inn of Happiness brings together the best of two culinary worlds. Two kitchens. Two chefs. All to double your564 words
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Advertisement181 1981-07-02 11 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 Restaurant Cockpit Hotel Oxley Rise/Penang Road, Singapore 0923. Tel *****11181 words
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1900 1981-07-02 12 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown to brackets in lots of 1,000 units, unless otherwise specified. BBCTION ONE INDUSTRIAL A COMMERCIAL Acma (4.648)1,900 words
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Article166 1981-07-02 12 mwA« HHCMUMP Tte Savtac* 1 S'por* Prof 1 S port Sac F S'por* Iivm S'por* Equit] m unit hut prtoa* krMt) K 4.M iB 0 tad XJ> LM mad lit 1JT \md IN IB rund tm.iw/ cM r Find LM 177 ll DUMMMrrmi Uroond i ported' u5» ff166 words
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Article2743 1981-07-02 12 1*81 Hi«h Low Company Last Sale orOr"* Div Div CVr Gr*s rw Net P/E Vol (*000) 1 Day Higk Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 480 MO 312 430 200 410 900 em 430 320 130 101 330 no 300 060 322 360 Acma Alcorn Allied Choc BAT2,743 words
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Article2109 1981-07-02 12 BID and otter prices officially listed and burin— in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchante yesterday, with the number of Miares traded abown in brackets in lots of l.m units, unless otherwise yc Ifled ■NBUmiALA aim (4 4K) (5) CM (4) 4J4 ad A Owe2,109 words
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Article30 1981-07-02 12 RALEIGH Cycles (Malaysia) Barfead: AGM to be held at Jal&n Per ba da nan 3/ 5 Shah A lam Industries Estate, Selangor on July 10 at 11 am.30 words
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724 1981-07-02 12 THE STOCK BMrkct to*k a trwtttr yeitcnUy to digest part of the tnrkwght ponl11raised by recent rallies. With the shortened tradtag hears, the moraiag bell raag at II am. Prices opeaed aa higher ground ia hectic trading, with Interest carried aver (ram overnight.724 words
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Article590 1981-07-02 12 SH£RE prices turned easier after sellers dominated trading (or the better part of the ronton at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Despite what appeared to be improved trading sentiment on Tuesday, optimism was clearly lacking in yesterday's trading. Consequently, turnover fell. Although the morning590 words
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710 1981-07-02 13 WONG SOUK YEE - Market Talk... By WONG SOUK YEE STOCKBROKING firm Sun Hang Kai Securities in its May issue of Focus has recommended United Overseas Land (UOL) and Keppel Shipyard as good buys for capital growth. UOL is one of the largest property development and investment710 words
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Article266 1981-07-02 13 PERAK Carbide will have to move quite fast during the second half if Its current financial year If it Is to fulfil its profit forecast of $1J million for IHI. Its recently released results for the first six months ended March $1 show a paltry266 words
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Article, Illustration833 1981-07-02 13 CHRIS LIM - By CHRIS LIM VENEER Products, which has just obtained a requotation for its shares on the Stock Exchange of Singapore after more than seven years of suspension, may soon make a cash call to shareholders to help finance833 words
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Article175 1981-07-02 13 THE National Companies and Securities Commission (NCSC) began operations yesterday as watchdog over Australia's stock markets, with wide legal and discretionary powers over market activity. The NCSC has been established under an agreement between the states and the federal government to rationalise and strengthen eorporate and175 words
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Article392 1981-07-02 13 SOUTHEAST Asia Lumber CurpurattM Bhd has changed its address. Its registered office is now at 21 and 23 Jalan Hussein, Ipoh, Perak. DL'NLOP Estates Bhd has announced the resignation of one of its directors, Mr A H Carter, on June 20. A new director, Mr F J Charlton,392 words
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Article194 1981-07-02 13 HYTEX's proposals for an issue of two million new shares to Lim Kim Hai Holdings (LKH) and a two-for-five rights issue of $1 a share were approved by shareholders at an EGM on June 30. Hytex has appointed Mr Bobby Lim Chye Huat as a director with194 words
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335 1981-07-02 13 NEWLY restructured Ganda Holdings Bhd has turned in good interim figures which even exceed the group's earnings of $1.37 million reaped in the whole of the last financial year. Unaudited group pre-tax profit for the first six months to March 31, 1981, more than335 words
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Article446 1981-07-02 13 THE executive chairman of Sime Darby Plantations, Mr David Park, has confirmed that some of the group's management personnel would be seconded to the Sabah Land Development Board (SLDB) to help put it on its feet. Sime is discussing the matter seriously with the Sabah government446 words
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Article343 1981-07-02 13 UNIVERSAL Cable (M) Berhad has declared a one-(or-two bonus issue of 7.25 million shares and a special issue of 6.25 million shares at an undisclosed price that will lift its paid-up capital to 28 million shares of Msl each. Universal Cable, which manufactures cables and wires for both343 words
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231 1981-07-02 13 WARTSELA Power Singapore, a new joint venture between Keppel Shipyard and OyWartsila Ab of Finland. will build its production plant in Jurong. It intends to start with the assembly and test running of diesel engines followed by manufacturing activities when the factory is231 words
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Article120 1981-07-02 13 HIGHER production costs have hit Olympia Plywood and Timber Products badly in the first half year to April 30. 1981. The company thus incurred a loss of $527,123 against a pretax profit of $150,315 in the previous corresponding period. But sales were up a hefty 59.2120 words
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Article170 1981-07-02 13 AS EXPECTED, the response to Chevelina's takeover bid for paper products group SPP has been poor. On behalf of Chevelina, Citicorp International (Singapore) announced that it had received acceptances in respect of only 3,000 shares in SPP as at June 30. Chevelina is making a cash offer of170 words
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Article68 1981-07-02 13 THE KLSE has queried Selangor Properties on its proposed property purchases and bumiputra participation in its equity. The query was made yesterday after Business Times reported that Selprop was finalising a HK$7OO million purchase of the Asian House building in Hongkong and a 485-hectare piece of land in68 words
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Advertisement161 1981-07-02 13 peoplesay^^^^Bjß we've got quite history behind us. As a multi-faceted multinational. For instance, we've been in the %j^w motor vehicle business for some years. Not counting our experience in engines, that is. We sell and service the most prestigious car ever to grace the road the BMW. Which is why161 words
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Advertisement102 1981-07-02 13 AMPRO-ASEAN '81 American Industrial Products Exhibition 6-10 July,l9Bl 12 noon 7pm daily Mandarin Hotel, Ballroom (New Wing) Advanced American Industrial Technology See many of the latest developments in American: Aviation Avionics Computers Peripherals Construction Contractors' Machinery Electronic Instruments, Components Equipment Machine Tools, Metal working Welding Equipment Offshore Oil Industry Equipment102 words
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304 1981-07-02 14 SUM CHEONG has just landed its biggest ever contract for piling work. Worth US$B7 million, the contract is for piling work at Pertamina's Dumai refinery in Indonesia where a new hydrocracker is being built. This multi-million dollar contract marks a milestone in304 words
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197 1981-07-02 14 ONLY those societies which often carry out activities or make statements of a political nature will be classified as political societies in Malaysia. These societies would be classified as political under the Societies (Amendments) Act, 1981, the Malaysian registrar of societies, Mr Ahmad Kamal197 words
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Article173 1981-07-02 14 Reuter OIL SLICKS threatening coastlines and wildlife could in future be turned into wads of rubber and scooped up in nets, thanks to a technique being developed in Britain. Scientists with British Petroleum (BP) say they have successfully treated all kinds of oil in this way andReuter - 173 words
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171 1981-07-02 14 DR YEOH Ghim Seng. Singapore's Acting President, has said that closer cooperation between the Republic of Korea and Singapore will strengthen relations between the two countries. In a speech at a dinner in honour of His Excellency, Mr Chun Doo Hwan, President of171 words
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269 1981-07-02 14 AP WORRIED that the US government's Export-Im-port Bank will lose money, the General Accounting Office (GAO) has urged Congress to decide whether the bank should try to remain self-sustaining or should go on meeting foreign competition by subsidising US exporters. The GAO,AP - 269 words
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458 1981-07-02 14 RONNIE LIM - By RONNIE LIM SINGAPORE'S largest oil refiner, Shell, is planning to build what will be the region's first underground storage caverns for crude oil. Such storage caverns are a new development in the industry, and the only country which has any relevant experience of458 words
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494 1981-07-02 14 PLYWOOD producers of South Korea, Hongkong, Malaysia and Singapore are to study the possibility of obtaining a higher quota of dutyfree exports to the European Economic Community (EEC). They feel that present quotas, awarded under the General Scheme of Preference (GSP), are inadequate. The494 words
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423 1981-07-02 14 UPI AP CONCERNED US senators and industry and labour officials in the American shoe industry have attacked President Reagan's decision to end quotas on imported shoes from Taiwan and South Korea. Massachusetts' Democratic Senator Paul Tsongs called the move "a shortsighted one that ignoresUPI; AP - 423 words
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Article873 1981-07-02 14 LONDON. Wed. Share prices closed firmer in quiet trading today with electrical issues continuing to attract support, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times index was up 3.6 points at 548.4. Equity leaders were generally a penny to 4p higher while among electronics GEC and Racal rose 8p873 words
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Article94 1981-07-02 14 AP NEW YORK. Wed. The stock market declined broadly this morning, continuing its week-long slump. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials dropped another 4.37 points to 972.51 in the first hour. Losers took a 2 to 1 lead over gainers in the early tally of NYSE-AP - 94 words
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Advertisement172 1981-07-02 14 ii) TA 065 TA 092 Please send me a free copy of Deluxe China Tour Brochure. cww< Make the CNna Crossing at the dawn of China s awakening The Gate of Heavenly Peace is now open To you Travel with us through ancient grandeur to the heart of China We172 words
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Advertisement157 1981-07-02 14 VISIT THE LARGEST PRODUCTION MACHINERY SHOW IN SOUTH EAST ASIA MachineAsiaBi i 4 —18 September 1981 World Trade Centre Singapore Over 350 companies from 20 countries will collectively display and demonstrate the latest technology in: Woodworking machinery Furniture components Engineering plant equipment Power tools, hand tools Factory and warehouse goods157 words
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Miscellaneous63 1981-07-02 14 Outlook for Singapore from 6am to lpm today: Showers in a few areas from midmorning onwards. Report for 24 hours prior to 7.31 pm on inly 1 at the airport. Maximum temperature 31.5 Associated humidity 70 Minimum temperature 26.3 Associated humidity 92 Hours of sunshine 8.80 Rainfall in millimetres Trace63 words
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186 1981-07-02 15 LLOYD'S Register of Shipping will be opening an exclusive office in Kuching, Sarawak, by the third week of this month. The Kuching office, together with the present office in Labuan. will ensure that Lloyd's surveyors are readily available to cover work in all186 words
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Article, Illustration616 1981-07-02 15 VONG NYAM MING - By VONG NYAM MING A NEW roll-on roll-off car carrier, the Toyofuji No 6 made a maiden call yesterday at Port Klang with a consignment of 48 units of a range of Toyota cars. This vessel is the third ship owned by616 words
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Article93 1981-07-02 15 r DESIGNING more sophisticated ships might increase the chance of accidents rather than lessen it since most accidents are caused by human error, a UN agency reported. The Inter-governmental Maritime Consultative Organisation (Imco), said a major part of its efforts to prevent accidents and curb maritime pollution is93 words
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Article110 1981-07-02 15 A FULLY-LOADED oil tanker is lying crippled on a sandbank off Saudi Arabia after developing a fault in its ballast system, shipping sources said. The 235,000 dwt Barcelona, started sinking slowly on Monday after it took on a full load of 1.6 million barrels of crude oil at110 words
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Article96 1981-07-02 15 THE Korean Industrial Leasing Company (KILC) has arranged a $12 million lease finance agreement with the Halla Maritime Company in what is claimed to be the largest onshore leasing transaction completed in South Korea. KILC is scheduled to buy the 32,300 dwt Greek bulk carrier Puffin Pride96 words
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Article671 1981-07-02 15 Shipping liar Pagr Cd Arhipelego VII 4 Afea VI 3 Afro-Eurasia VI 2 ALltrans VIII 3 Alpac VI 5 Angkuian VI 4 Angonave VIII 5 ANL I 1 Antoll VIII 1 APL ni 4 5 Argentine IV 4 ASCL hi i Asia Merchant VI 4 Australian Cont671 words
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328 1981-07-02 16 AP A RATE war last year among shipping lines that serve the east coast of the United States was caused by competition for fewer cargoes from Western Europe, the US Federal Maritime Commission said, and there is no action justified against the companies. Companies inAP - 328 words
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Article1068 1981-07-02 16 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 Tokio Express 45/449 1.7.81 0900 Segani TA 3 VC Nihon 204 1.81 0001 Ned-EAC TA 4 TT Ned Dejima 233 1.7.811,068 words
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Article1478 1981-07-02 16 NORTH AMERICAN grain chartering was slightly more active on Tuesday in an otherwise rather dull and featureless freight market. A grain cargo from the US Gulf to Tilbury received the slightly steadier level of U5514.25 while a small cargo from the Gulf to Buonaventura paid a fairly steady1,478 words
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Article441 1981-07-02 17 EXPECTED ARRIVALS TODAY KEPPEL WHARVES Botany Triumph (Tanker) (after Am Carrier, subject gas free, soya bean oil) 13 Be la Kosmo (1200 23,24 Centaur (Passenger) (1230 after New Dawn shifts Bangsaen sails) 15/16 Chang Ting (after Archana) 31 32 Golden Haven (0600 hauls 17m east) 6/7 Jenson441 words
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266 1981-07-02 17 AFP THE world's oil supply will soon be safer thanks to a new pipeline across Saudi Arabia that enables tankers to avoid the Straits of Hormuz. The new pipeline begins at Abdiq and runs 1,200 km to the Red Sea port ofAFP - 266 words
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783 1981-07-02 17 Business Day THE Philippines' shipbuilding industry recorded significant growth last year, according to figures collated by the Maritime Industry Authority (Marina). The industry, for example, built 169 vessels last year, up 113.9 per cent from 1979. In terms of tonnage, the growth was 119.15 perBusiness Day - 783 words
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171 1981-07-02 17 AFP TWO Japaa/West Africa shipping conferences have decided to Introduce temporary special discount (TSD) rates, effective from this nmtk, to cape with increasing non-conference activities, a Tokyo shipping Jouraal reported. The Shipping and Trade news said the Japan/West Africa (Nigeria Senegal range) Freight Conference andAFP - 171 words
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180 1981-07-02 17 AFP THE company-owned tonnage of the "big six" Japanese shipping firms continued to shrink last year because of the high cost of Japanese-flag ships, shipping industry sources in Japan reported. The report said their total operating tonnage as of March 31, 1981, came toAFP - 180 words
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1206 1981-07-02 21 SCHEDULE 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. PN1,206 words
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135 1981-07-02 22 THE Port of Houston again ranked No 1 in foreign trade volume in the United States during 1980, moving more tonnage in international commerce than any other American port. It was the second consecutive year Houston had led in this important category. Total135 words
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Article823 1981-07-02 22 AFP LATE Soviet enquiry failed to disturbed the generally quiet conditions on the freight market last week. Grain attracted slightly more interest on the transAtlantic grain routes (USA Europe) without upsetting the rate structure, but higher payments were secured out of the US Gulf to Japan. In contrast,AFP - 823 words
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Advertisement315 1981-07-02 15 HEUNG-A SHIPPING KOREA FLAG VSLS Regular Liner Semi-Container Service To: PKelani/Keelung/Busan/lnchon Fm: Busan/H.Konj/Banjkok Tel S pore: *****11 P.K. *****4, PN *****5 K.L. *****0 lARDIM AN I AH Orient Overseas Co*thu+teA Line FULLY CONTABOISED SERVICE TO EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) Cj*m( Brtmerhj»«\ ittw Hamburg •Closing Tinws <S pore» FCI 3/7 0100 HRS315 words
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Advertisement749 1981-07-02 16 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 Mm fm 1) Barcelona Genoa 2) Amsterdam. Antwerp L Havre Biibjc Basle UK. 3) Bremen Bremer ha »en Aortitis. Copenhagen Helsinki 4) Malmo749 words
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Advertisement647 1981-07-02 17 Overseas B BB Containers Limited STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Ports and Bangkok Containenftp Service To/From Bamfcofc nusa rw i i 7* K CASUS W 11HH Simnwrt to Sabah, Sarawak and Brunei kufk Cirji B» Ui BANGKOK AGENTS: BORNEO SERVICES LTD BANGKOK TEL 234-1(22 (5 IMS) ENQUMES: 'SMGAPOK647 words
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Advertisement601 1981-07-02 20 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD. Faber House 2 34E Orchard Road Singapore 9 Telephone *****11-*****57 BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK FULL CONTAINER WEST BOUND SERVICE Sincaport Loadnf for DART AMERICANA NBIIO 12 U Jeddah/Mseiev/Hamburt/ Rotterdam/Tlmry FULL CONTAINER EAST BOUND SERVICE FULL CONTAINER HK/KEE/VOKO SERVICE A ENDEAVOUR A. MKHT Hm| Kant Kectunt fafcehama Hn|601 words
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Advertisement713 1981-07-02 21 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): K. IACEJM 10W+ 4/7 C. CONTAtO 12* 9/7 H. GARNET 6N 17/7 C. PAUL 27* 24/7 K. CHANCE 4N 31/7 S.S. BADGE 32W 7/8 TW BRDGE 71 |l 6 8 Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia K iacejin S pore Closing Times FCL713 words
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Miscellaneous184 1981-07-02 22 Regional Weather 1~~~ $?A V 5 s ft a K J 4 9 K £25£ M A S > 35 s& 5d S 'J BSSS Rfl c ~V Win* Wind direction with speed in knots Wave height SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. LEGEND: R Thunderstorm184 words
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