The Business Times, 17 September 1981
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Title Section11 1981-09-17 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 107/1/81 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1181 60 CENTS11 words
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377 1981-09-17 1 MCDERMOTT, the roof contractor for Singapore Airlines' giant hangar, has appelated a new acting project manager almost at the very last hurdle ef the delayed pnjetL Ilia is seen to he an attempt by McDermett to straighten nnt snags that have set back the377 words
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Article575 1981-09-17 1 LEE YOKE MENG - Local fares well By LEE YOKE MENG EUROPEAN companies which repatriated their year's earnings from Singapore last month can probably boast of having earned more than they actually did. Apart from any increase in sales or investment returns, their earnings should have been lifted on paper at least by the575 words
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372 1981-09-17 1 MOST of Singapore's 38 sawmills have completed upgrading their operations, a long process which began almost two years ago. They no longer produce sawn timber from logs. Instead, local sawmills are now importing sawn timber for re-sawing, further processing and grading before exporting them to372 words
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Article, Illustration360 1981-09-17 1 RICHARD SEAH - By RICHARD SEAH DEVELOPERS sometimes get a "false sense of economy" when they invite tenders from building contractors. This is because using contractors who quote higher prices may eventually prove to be more economical if they employ advanced construction techniques. Minister of Labour Ong Teng Cheong360 words
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BRIEFLY...
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Article107 1981-09-17 1 AP CAIRO, Wed. President Anwar Sadat has expelled seven Soviet diplomats, including the ambassador, and cancelled the contracts of an estimated 1,500 advisers in Egypt, claiming that Moscow incited the recent Muslim-Christian conflict here. Hie decision, announced by the Cabinet, is the most serious rift in Soviet-Egyptian relationsAP - 107 words
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Article90 1981-09-17 1 AFP CANBERRA, Wed. Australia could be exporting radioactive beef to America, a Queensland Labour senator told the federal Parliament today. Senator Gerry Jones, in his maiden speech in the Senate, called for more stringent safeguards at the French-owned Ben Lomond uranium mine near Charters Towers, Queensland. He saidAFP - 90 words
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Article94 1981-09-17 1 AP BRUSSELS, Wed. Japan's exports to the European Economic Community (EEC) rose by 18.1 per cent to US$l2.6 billion in the first eight months of 1981. The EEC Commission reported today that Japan'»; EEC imports in that period increased 10.3 per cent to 15.6 billion, leaving TokyoAP - 94 words
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Article85 1981-09-17 1 AFP JAKARTA, Wed. Some 100 domestic and foreign companies operating in Indonesia are now in the process of having their licences cancelled for failing to submit periodical reports about their operations. The companies, falling into the categories of PMDN (domestic) and PMA (foreign) companies receiving special customs andAFP - 85 words
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Article119 1981-09-17 1 AFP MANILA, Wed. Long-term investment plans of Asian developing countries should be supported by major efforts to reduce their dependence on oil imports before prospects of real economic growth for low income groups in the region becomes possible. A paper on energy prepared by the Asian Development BankAFP - 119 words
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Article214 1981-09-17 1 THE stock market chalked up another double-digit increase on the Straits Times Industrial Index yesterday. Buying was a bit more aggressive during the morning than that seen the previous day when gains were made slowly and cautiously. Some of the purchases could have been prompted214 words
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442 1981-09-17 1 WANG LOOK KEAH - By WANG LOOK KEAH EXPORTS of Singaporemade aerospace components to the United States are expected to increase markedly over the next two years and could reach US$96 million by 1983. According to projections made by the Economic and Development Board, Singapore still remains one of442 words
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Article252 1981-09-17 1 NEC Singapore, the subsidiary of Japan's largest semiconductor company, Nippon Electric Company, is building its own plant at Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park. Work on the 7,000 sq metre factory, which is estimated to cost a total of $13 million for land and construction, began in252 words
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Advertisement197 1981-09-17 1 ;Til» Kin 1 KMiaa: FIRST-HALF results show Haw Par poised for record earnings this year Page 12 BOUSTEAD Holdings Berhad heading for first earnings fall in at least six years Page 12 ONG and Co says the market's downside risks at this juncture seems limited while the possiblity of a197 words
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OVERSEAS
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407 1981-09-17 2 Reuter LEADERS of Solidarity are seeking the right to introduce legislation into the Polish Parliament. The news bulletin of Solidarity's Warsaw branch also questioned yesterday the legality of the current Parliament. It said deputies to the Parliament (SEJM) were chosen in March 1980 under lessReuter - 407 words
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Article117 1981-09-17 2 Reuter NET Income #f the Up I,IM Philippine corporations fell U USs7l# million la IMC, down 14.1 per cent from $891 mi I Hob la 1171. The Secnrlttes and Exchange Commission (SEC) said Saa Miguel Corporation posted the biggest net Income of 145.4 million, op fromReuter - 117 words
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234 1981-09-17 2 AFP HONGKONG'S re-export trade grew strongly in the first six months of this year and at the equivalent of US$3.9 billion, was 48 per cent more than the corresponding period last year. A substantial increase was recorded in re-exports to China, the commoditiesAFP - 234 words
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326 1981-09-17 2 Reuter THE EUROPEAN Economic Community (EEC) is veering towards protectionism and should be wary of penalising developing countries for its own economic problems. South Korean Industry Minister Suh SukJoon said yesterday. He told a conference on EEC-Korean trade in Brussels: "Any market disruption in theReuter - 326 words
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383 1981-09-17 2 AFP THE West German motor Industry is emerging from the recession. Judging by figures from the industry's association. For the first time in more than a year, output of private cars is rising In July and August, it reached 424,300 units, one per centAFP - 383 words
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211 1981-09-17 2 Reuter POORER countries are turning more to the private KCtor (or industrial development. as high interest rates push up the cost of loans for public projects, ■aid the International Finance Corporation (IFC) yesterday. The IPC, a World Bank affiliate financed by 119 memberReuter - 211 words
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573 1981-09-17 3 Agencies Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, determined to curb inflation, has set a target of just 4 per cent for the coming year's pay settlements in government departments and state-run industries. But union leaders reacted angrily. Lawrence Daly, general secretary of the 250,000-member National UnionAgencies - 573 words
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328 1981-09-17 3 Reuter, UPI THE STRONG dollar and decisions by oil companies to reduce stocks have helped push demand for Opec oil well below levels predicted as recently as July, according to Western oil officials. Oil companies estimate total Opec output in recent weeksReuter,; UPI - 328 words
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WORLD IN BRIEF
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Article438 1981-09-17 3 Agencies will respond to a demand the United Nations for sanctions against South Africa by cutting growing trade links between the two countries. Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser said Canberra will continue to impose a strict ban on official sporting contacts with South Africa. But he addedAgencies - 438 words
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Article740 1981-09-17 3 RECOVERY PROSPECTS DIM NYT, AP US COMMERCE Secretary Malcolm Baldrige, implicitly acknowledging that the economy is likely to be weaker in 1982 than forecast just two month ago, has said any real pickup would not occur until summer. His assessment was the first on-the-record statement ofNYT,; AP - 740 words
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Article297 1981-09-17 3 Reuter NISSAN Motor Company Ltd of Japan yesterday confirmed that it has signed a technical cooperation agreement with Volkswagen, West Germany's largest car maker, to start joint production of a medium-sized car in Japan from October 1983. Nissan president Takashi Ishihara said the joint production ofReuter - 297 words
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272 1981-09-17 3 Reuter JV. EXXON has won the biggest contract ever Indonesia worth billion to build a giant petrochemical plant. The Antara news'agency quoted Minister of State, and Planning Board deputy chairman, Johannes Sumarlin, as saying that the government had appointed the Exxon Chemical Company,Reuter - 272 words
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297 1981-09-17 3 AFP REPRESENTATIVES of three Kampuchean resistance factions striving to form a coalition will meet again tomorrow amid indications that the group, led by ex-premier Son Sann, is prepared to be "more flexible". Kampuchean sources said the upcoming gathering will be chaired by aAFP - 297 words
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Article89 1981-09-17 3 AP SALES by American car makers in the United States were up 8.7 per cent in the first part of September, thanks to rebates and other sales incentives. US car makers said they sold 152,381 cars in the September 1-10 period, compared with 140,155 carsAP - 89 words
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Article729 1981-09-17 3 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Time From CPA CX710 1005 HLP GIA GA850 1030 HLP SIA SQI03 1045 KUL GIA GA906 1045 MES PAL PR501 1055 MNL SIA SQ191 1105 PEN SIA SQ240 1225 MES MAS MH681 1130 KUL MAS MH682 1135 KCH RBA BI423 1200 BWN729 words
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Advertisement37 1981-09-17 3 A mjc SKLLED WORKERS Experienced tradesmen available for short or long term hire. Solve that production peak, installation or maintenance problem now. Pay only for the time you need. *****51 S v Offices in Malaysia Brunei Indonesia37 words
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RAW MATERIALS
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774 1981-09-17 4 NYT ECONOMIC forecasters gaze at the gross national product and the consumer price index to assess the health of the nation's economy. Commodity brokers have a simpler test the price of copper. "Copper reflects just how the economy is doing because itNYT - 774 words
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312 1981-09-17 4 Reuter COFFEE producing and consuming countries were still divided over key issues this week as they began the second week of talks aimed at restoring stability to the international coffee market. The two sides, grouped under the International Coffee Organisation (ICO), are dividedReuter - 312 words
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Article228 1981-09-17 4 RUBBER prices in Singapore yesterday closed slightly easier with October One RSS buyers quoted at 226.50 cents per kilo, down one cent from Tuesday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were unchanged on balance following some upcountry buying and profit-taking after an easier opening, they said. Afternoon prices were slightly228 words
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Article427 1981-09-17 4 RAS prices In cents per kilo yesterday Noon (per kilo) Buyers Sellers Int. 1 R.S.S. prompt f o b 225 50 226 SON Close (per kilo) Buyers Sellers 224 00 225 OON Int 1 R.S.S. October Int. 1 R.S.S. November Int. 2 R.S.S UK Coot Int. 3 R.S.S.427 words
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Article119 1981-09-17 4 NOON SSR and SMR p mew ywtordayRA8 SSR 20 SSR 50 (1 ton (1 ton pnllat) palleti October ICimil Mltl Buyer* Seller* ***** 194 OON 190 00 192 OON Noftnktr (Forward Mth) Bayer* Sailer* 194.00 196 OON ***** 194 OON MRELB Oetabnr No<»k*r SMRCV SMR L SMR119 words
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Article114 1981-09-17 4 Reuter THE EAST Malaysian state of Sabah will close its state rice growing board because of its "miserable failure" to achieve self-sufficiency, State Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries Datuk Lim Guan Sing said. Action had to be taken in view of its failure and because millions ofReuter - 114 words
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Article98 1981-09-17 4 THE STRAITS tin ppice In Penang yesterday held steady at M 535.34 a kilo, stiil within the ITA celling range of $32.74 to $35.47, dealers said. The prlee held unchanged despite a higher spot London closing, sterling's strength against the Malaysian dollar, continned lower disposals of metal and98 words
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Article32 1981-09-17 4 Rubber: Sept 16 Singapore: Oct: 226.50 cents (down 1.00 cent) Malaysia: Oct: 252.50 cents (down 0.50 cent) Tin: M $35.34 per kilo (unchanged) Official offering: 180 tonnes (down one tonne)32 words
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Article177 1981-09-17 4 SOYBEAN futures in Chicago on Tuesday closed on top of a 12 US-cent range, rising six to ten cents a bushel in revived trade. Carryover short-covering and chart demand following Monday's key technical reversal carried prices to day's highs. Prices were also boosted on forecasts for possible frost on177 words
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Article195 1981-09-17 4 YARN and cotton prices were quoted as follows in Hongkong yesterday (In HK dollars, spot ex-go-down) Cattea yara: China Blue Phoenix 20s 2,430; 32s 2,910, 40s 3,110 (per bale of 400 lbs). Plec* gMda: China Butterfly and Globe brand unq; Dragon Head unq; Five Lambs unq; Flower and Butterfly195 words
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Article139 1981-09-17 4 THE Kuala Lumpur market yesterday closed slightly higher on further light buying in continued quiet trading, dealers said. In September, the southern region rose Mslo to 1900 a tonne but central dropped 15 to $890. October saw south and central adding $2.50 each to $887.50 and $887.50 and139 words
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Article220 1981-09-17 4 WHEAT futures in Chicago on Tuesday retreated late to close mixed, down two UScents a bushel in nearbys to up 2Vi cents In deferreds. Steady selling by the Large Professional House, estimated at 5.5 million bushels of December on the day, sparked local long liquidation and dropped the two220 words
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Article183 1981-09-17 4 CHINESE Prtdiee Exchange, Singapore, closing prices per IN kg yesterday. («will «U: Bulk fob $122.50 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $136.50 sellers, new drum fob $141.50 sellers. Capra: Mixed (loose) $72.75 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $365.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper faq183 words
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Article325 1981-09-17 4 SINGAPORE: Yesterday's closing prices in S$ per kilo, ex-godown: THAI WHITE: 100 per cent first class (Kangaroo) new crop 1.36, 100 per cent second class 1.14, 100 per cent third class 1.10, 25 per cent new crop no stock, B-10 per cent no stock. THAI BROKEN; A-super 0.75, Special325 words
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Article561 1981-09-17 4 COFFEE: London robusta coffee futures yesterday fell about £18 a tonne yesterday morning in nervous trading as a technical reaction to continuing lack of positive news from the International Coffee Organisation (ICO) talks in London, traders said. They said the market saw both long liquidation and some profit-taking561 words
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Advertisement155 1981-09-17 4 1 X J? Ift** iff v- h. «4P <r> r*» V M Mi WKU —v a- i' < < I is i *1 y? r n*>. i r «RM /y r ■<-; r <•« ■ft a »j> 7> '.V We're right where the action is. If you're looking for speciality155 words
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Advertisement87 1981-09-17 4 jp Dining at the Raffles Enjoyable, unobtrusive, romantic For business or for pleasure PALM COURT Dine by candlelight in a charming garden setting ELIZABETHAN GRILL Fresh SEAFOOD specialities Succulent ROASTS from the SILVERWAGON Luncheon buffet on: SUNDAYS: TIFFIN CURRY THURSDAYS: RIJSTTAFEL Let's meet at the Raffles! Please call us. Tel:87 words
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TRADE AND INDUSTRY
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314 1981-09-17 5 THE NUMBER of applications for jobs in the civil service fell by another 8 per cent last year compared with 1979. In 1900, only 22,614 applications were received by the Public Service Commission compared with 24,439 in 1979 and 30,456 in 1978.314 words
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290 1981-09-17 5 WANG LOOK KEAH - By WANG LOOK KEAH ABOUT 230 major international aircraft and component manufacturers and suppliers will participate in the coming five-day air show at the Singapore Paya Lebar Airport. Mr Edward Liu Choon San, the director and general manager of ITF, the organiser of290 words
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Article177 1981-09-17 5 SEVERAL exhibitors at the Machine Asia '81 exhibition have received promising trade enquiries and concluded a few sales on its opening day. Response was particularly favourable from visitors of the Asean countries. Mr D J Westwood of the UK Machine Tool Trades Association, said its members177 words
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Article217 1981-09-17 5 THE TOP management development programme, jointly organised by the National Productivity Board and the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business, will be run again next year. NPB's deputy executive director, Mr Douglas Chua, said a 1982 programme will be conducted because of the overwhelming217 words
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Article368 1981-09-17 5 A WIDE range of French lamps and lighting fittings are now on display at the Asean Federation of Electrical Engineering Contractors '81 exhibition at the Hyatt Regency Hotel. The products are manufactured by Compagnie Des Lampes, a subsidiary of the French Thomson group. Among the products are the368 words
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Article, Illustration253 1981-09-17 5 AN American academy, which honours people for exemplary achievements, has awarded its "Golden Plate Award" to Mr Lien Ying Chow, chairman and managing director of Overseas Union Bank. The American Academy of Achievement honoured Mr Lien as a "Captain of achievement, a representative of253 words
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158 1981-09-17 5 A TIMBER trade mlwrion left yesterday tor fear Asian cMitrtei to took tor aew ■wees of sappiy aad Wnem eppertaaltles. Headed by Mr He Man, depaty chalrmaa ef the Timber ladaatry Beard (TIB), the It-member ml—tea will visit Banna aad Baagladeeh to158 words
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Article416 1981-09-17 5 RICHARD SEAH - VENEERS UP 53PC By RICHARD SEAH THE TIMBER trade continued its steady decline with further falls in export in July. That month, Singapore exported 133,633 cubic metres of timber and timber products, valued at $81.97 million. Compared with June, the volume exported fell 15 per cent416 words
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Advertisement73 1981-09-17 5 £< ■kikW' i" i MEZ Electric Motors from Czechoslovakia Mez electric motors well-established in Europe Middle East Thailand and Indonesia are now available in Singapore among best quality products made in Europe most competitive prices Vover 3,000 units (0.37-kw to y 75 kw available ex-stock) full spare parts and v73 words
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Advertisement149 1981-09-17 5 FORTHE BEST NEWS IN TRAVEL WIN ATRIP TO BRITAIN WITH THE PEOPLE IT BEST OKN I V o j-* o r V v r 1 Vi r Visit the beauty of Britain its pageantry, its historic castles, its unspoilt countryside. And see London with all its restaurants, shops and shows.149 words
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Article474 1981-09-17 6 THE URBAN Redevelopment Authority has already destroyed the myth that development contracts should necessarily be awarded to those who tender at the best price. Instead, the Authority has introduced the idea of design being as important a factor. It is now necessary for the local development474 words
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Article197 1981-09-17 6 IT MAY be accepted practice that in a tight labour market situation, employers have to pay higher salaries or lose their workers to the man next door who is willing and able to fork out more money. On the other hand, employers are not197 words
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Article, Illustration1160 1981-09-17 6 RICHARD MURPHY - Rotterdam's oil refineries have had to make radical changes in their production strategy. The refineries find themsevles saddled with vast refining capacity far in excess of present demand and huge stocks of oil and products for which they cannot find buyers. RICHARD MURPHY provides the details. RICHARD MURPHYReuter - 1,160 words
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343 1981-09-17 6 BE REASONABLE - f Letter to the Editor i 4 BE REASONABLE "BE REASONABLE" Singapore 1544 Dear Sir, I would like to join in the controversy of the $18,000 deposit to be paid when applying for an HUDC flat. I feel that the decision on this deposit is343 words
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725 1981-09-17 6 AJOY SEN - By AJOY SEN Reuter INDIA'S attempts to give a badly needed boost to its oil industry are being hampered by a lack of foreign investment and a failure to entice foreign oil companies to sign exploration deals, oil industry sources say. The Indian governmentReuter - 725 words
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Article211 1981-09-17 6 AT THE OPENING of China's first commercial representative office in Singapore recently, a reporter covering the event was intrigued by the way rank was diplomatically conveyed in the manner of dressing. The commercial representative, top of the line, was in coat and tie, the deputy commercial211 words
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Page 6 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous648 1981-09-17 6 I -IN-ONE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Reading region? (5) 6 Sticking-plaster on the dog? (5) 9 It leaves you with less locks (7) 10 Where to win about half a game? (5) 11 Such ties are fit for a king or an author! (5) 12 Mined material? (5) 13648 words
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Miscellaneous28 1981-09-17 6 £.Y.UFML>STeD. TT'S OG£M THC BoSteST RFTeßr*Dor4 v vc eve* mpo. fMJ. THC Building fctfoße cp*ll rr r dp«v i<=, pvnvonc €i£G vou'D UKe. me To s &c RudcTO28 words
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Miscellaneous612 1981-09-17 6 Deep-seated Mysteries TWO tttoatteta will hrlag y n m a gilded tear d tke •ecu depths whUe examlain* the effects mi puliation •n nurlie Ufe la "Brttudea Repart: Mysteries Of lie Deep" (eh S, fcJt). Thto to a After thto deeameatary, yaa eaa laagh all the way Oil the Itareday612 words
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Miscellaneous162 1981-09-17 6 Side B.M News 8.11 Radio Patrol B.li On The Sunny Side i.N Today's Diary followed by Prog Summary and Thirty Minuite Theatre!.* Potluck 1.45 Science Report 11.11 Music While You Work U.M News-In-Brief 11.16 History Of Rock and Roll 12.1t Lunch Date I.SI News Followed By Share Market Report And162 words
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869 1981-09-17 7 STEVEN RATTNER - By STEVEN RATTNER NYT IN THE DARK, wood-panelled partners' room of Morgan Grenfell and Co, it would seem that little has changed since the caompny took over the Gray Stone headquarters in 1924. The six most senior directors, as they are now called, stillNYT - 869 words
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1102 1981-09-17 7 ANDREW HURST - Direct investments overseas by British companies have been increasing. The main markets are in South-east Asia and especially in the United States. The vast US market, reports ANDREW HURST, is exerting the strongest pull on large Britain companies and banks seeking or setting up theirReuter - 1,102 words
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Advertisement201 1981-09-17 7 Business news, my tailor said with a mouthful of pins, is like a stitch in time" A stitch in time could mean not missing out on a good investment. Whether you are a tailor, a doctor, an architect or a lawyer, you need to be kept well informed to maximise201 words
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Article234 1981-09-17 8 SEPT IS P™ CORBE1LLE Air-Liquid* #al B S N Oervals Danone 1148 C8r (Thomson /-«»i 287 -4 9 -10 Cte rrancalse 12H50 -13 des Petroles Compafnie Financier* Compafnie Oenerale Credit Foncler 325.10 unch De prance H ache tie MI J (Ubralrle)Machines Bui) 3a BO +0.1 Michel in (B) 860234 words
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BANKING AND FINANCE
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Article170 1981-09-17 9 Reuter THE BANK of Thailand is swapping short-term US dollar foreign loans with commercial banks at guaranteed rates in a move to instill confidence in the Thai currency and to alleviate the prevailing money tightness. According to an official of the central bank, as from yesterday,Reuter - 170 words
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Article189 1981-09-17 9 A US$2OO million loa,n facility which the Mass Transit Railway Corp (MTR) obtained in 1979, but which was never drawn, has been replaced by a HK$l billion unguaranteed facility. Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co, the arranger of the new loan, said that it will be used for general189 words
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Article188 1981-09-17 9 THE YASUDA Trust Banking Co has floated a US$l9 million FRCD issue. The issue is a three-year tranche issue with a minimum denomination of USSSM,•H. The rate of Interest will be fixed semi-annually at 3/1 C of one per cent above the London interbank offered rate (Libor)188 words
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464 1981-09-17 9 APPREHENSION over the scope of the federal government's borrowing requirements continues to dominate the mood in the US credit markets. Fixed-income securities managed to post some gains last week as the monetary data remained relatively favourable and the Federal funds rate drifted towards the464 words
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Article221 1981-09-17 9 VISA International's sales volume in China topped US$l million per month, in the second quarter of 1981. This represented an increase of nearly 100 per cent over average volume in the fourth quarter of 1980. According to Visa, the average sale on a Visa card in China221 words
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Article878 1981-09-17 9 NEW YORK stocks on Tuesday closed sharply lower as concerns about the budget deficit and the economic outlook overwhelmed the usually positive news of a drop in interest rates. The Dow Jones industrial average moved in a narrow range all day but began sinking rapidly in the878 words
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Article240 1981-09-17 9 Reuter THE NETHERLANDS Economics Ministry will provide loan guarantees to Fokker BV of 900 million guilders for the period 1982 to 1990 for the development of the new Fokker/McDonnell Douglas Corp MDF-100 airliner. It will also give an extra S3 million guilders towards the presentReuter - 240 words
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733 1981-09-17 9 A SHARP split has emerged in the Malaysian financial community which is divided in its views on whether the government should continue its ambitious spending or clamp down to avoid inflationary pressures. Commercial bankers appear to be pressing for a continued high level of733 words
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Article367 1981-09-17 9 THE GENERALLY softer tone of the dollar has resulted in a stronger yen and Dutch guilder. The yen, in particular, has firmed over the previous week to about 232 yen against the US currency, from 245 yen last month. It also gained against the Deutsche mark367 words
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Article151 1981-09-17 9 THE dollar for overnight delivery in Tokyo yesterday ended firmer at 228.20 yen, compared with its 226.00 yen opening in Tokyo and 226.00/20 close in New York overnight, dealers said. However, it still stood below the 231.55 close in Tokyo on Monday. Tuesday was a public holiday in Japan.151 words
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Article147 1981-09-17 9 THE US dollar in Hongkong yesterday eased against most leading currencies in thin late exchanges, dealers said. The unit had shown some recovery in early trading, with market's attention focussed on the further easing in US interest rates. Otherwise there were no fresh factors in the market. Sterling rallied147 words
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Article22 1981-09-17 9 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 14.4 per cent.22 words
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Article195 1981-09-17 9 ASIAN RATES ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Sep 16. 7 days 1 month 2 months 3 months 8 months 9 months 12 months US Dollars! Spot) Offer Bid 16 9/16 16 7/16 15* 15V, 16 11/16 169/16 17* 17V* 17 9/16 17 7/16 17* 17* 17195 words
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Article50 1981-09-17 9 RANGE of price* offered by discount houses on Sep 16: Overnight: T* Call deposits S i'V to Tr IM| Buying Selliaf 3-month Treasury bills 6 5"« 3-month Bank bills 13 13/16 13 11/16 3 months CD 13*< 13 1 6 months CD 13*« 13 1 Source: National Discount Co50 words
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Article441 1981-09-17 9 THE US dollar closed firmer against mo6t major currencies in thin late trading mainly on technical factors in Singapore yesterday, dealers said. The Singapore dollar closed slightly firmer at 2.1545/55 against the US currency compared with 2.1560/70 on Tuesday but was little changed against the Malaysian dollar at441 words
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Article287 1981-09-17 9 SINGAPORE gold futures yesterday closed generally easier compared with overnight levels in light trading, dealers said. Prices were marked down between US$3 to $5 an ounce at the outset following the metal's weakness in New York overnight and then held steady during the morning session. The market fell further287 words
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Article46 1981-09-17 9 Tw* Mm N*w York U 10B 11 28B 11 308 11 «8S Zurich 11 IBB 11 SB 11 25S 11 4SS *r4 Tw» Singapore 11 10B 11 25B 11 30S u cs Closing prim in US dollars a troy ounce Source: Credit Suisse, S'pore.46 words
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Article116 1981-09-17 9 THE dollar in London yesterday continued to recover on technical factors in early trading against major currencies except sterling, which firmed on expectations UK clearing banks was to lift base rates yesterday. The dollar opened at 2.3315/25 marks and later finned to 2.3355/65 before easing to 2.3342/52, still above116 words
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Article43 1981-09-17 9 THE Monetary Authority of Singapore has invited banks and discount houses to tender for a total of $135 million 91-day Treasury bills to be issued from Sep 21 to Sep 24. Each tender must not be for less than $250,000.43 words
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Advertisement61 1981-09-17 9 The I >aiuiiuu>c of Scotland. 1* t'X .nt. .'s K.irv. < H.lV^ti-J,||i s a,| iml\\lii-.kx. iiihl«.p>l« mhl n\ liirocr r\ ,il S.i I\\ liinKn i-. ;i|invvi:iktL r=j restaurant Try our sumptuous delicacies from the Hunan Province. An Oriental dining experience. Business Hours: Daily 11.30 am 2.30 pm 6.30 pm 10.3061 words
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Advertisement164 1981-09-17 9 How par HAW PAR BROTHERS INTERNATIONAL LIMITED INTERIM RESULTS 30TH JUNE, 1981 The unaudited results for the six months ended 30th June, 1981 together with the results for the corresponding period in 1980 are shown below: 6 months to 30.6.81 6 months to 30.6.80 $'000 $'000 Group Company Group Com164 words
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1558 1981-09-17 10 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 in brackets in lots of 1,000 units, unless otherwise specified. SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL A COMMERCIAL Acma (2.708)1,558 words
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Article202 1981-09-17 10 SINGAPORE I "NIT TRII8T DIAMOND MOT STOW 1 tar Sm n» (MaMfcn* phui i tar Sea 17) The Commerce 2 86 303 Diamond The Saving! Fund 1 68 in Spore Fd(US») 005 090 S pore Prog Fund 1.B 1 3Lid SS 1 94 S pore Sec Fund I202 words
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Article2773 1981-09-17 10 Gr'» Gr"a Net 1981 Last Div Div Yld P/E Vol Day High Low Company Sale or- Crr COOO) High Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 494 266 Aetna 274 2 14.5 3.2 58 9.8 1 274 274 Alcom 144 4.8 2.0 38 24.8 350 130 Allied Choc 1532,773 words
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Article1880 1981-09-17 10 BID and otter prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number ot shares traded shown in brackets in lots oI 1,000 units, unless otherwise specified. IMMJBTBIALS aleaai (1.528 I MS) (1) 1.35 (3) 1.52 xri A OK1,880 words
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Article199 1981-09-17 10 ALEXANDRA Hsldlags Limited: AGM to be held at 255 Alexandra Road, Singapore 0315, on Sep 19 at noon, followed by the EOGM. BUKIT Katll Rubber Estates Berbad: AGM to be held at 22 (Upper floor of No 20) Jalan Gelanggang, Malacca on Sep 22 at 10 am. PAN199 words
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820 1981-09-17 10 SHAKE prices tisadaaad to ■m higher at ths Stock torday'wlth sstoetoT*oeaaters dim Mag aharpiy. Far eaaator» that were aatraded, there was a rigaWeaat gap la the Md aad affer prlees as sellers shewed rriaetaaee to Uqaldate at tower levels. Seatfmeat has lmpreved geaeral•y. Baylag-to820 words
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Article581 1981-09-17 10 STEADY conditions prevailed at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday but there were intermittent bouts of profit-taking. But overall, prices continued to move higher cm better support while both volumes and values increased substantially. This contrasted with Tuesday's slow trading although prices were on the upturn.581 words
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Article471 1981-09-17 11 KEMAYAN Oil Palm Bhd, which signed a term loan agreement of $6 million with Amanah-Chase Merchant Bank Bhd, has informed the KLSE that the interest rate on the loan shall be 1.75 per cent over the Kuala Lumpur interbank offer rate (determined quarterly), or one per cent over471 words
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Article84 1981-09-17 11 said its rights issue of 11,929,677 shares of HKJIO each, with warrants to subscribe for more shares of $10 each, at $20 per share was oversubscribed by 21 per cent. Applications for excess rights shares were received in respect of 14.49 million rights shares. Excess applications will84 words
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Article166 1981-09-17 11 has decided in principle to change the status of KwrilM Caatoa Railway (KCR) from a government department to a public corporation. As a first step, a provisional authority will be set up early next year, probably along similar lines to the former mass transit railway provisional authority, to carry166 words
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708 1981-09-17 11 Market Talk... FOLLOWING more than two months of decline on the stock market, a local broking firm has called for a reassessment of the situation to determine the "right" course of action to pursue. In its August issue of Ongco Digest, Ong and Co said708 words
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255 1981-09-17 11 GEORGE Kent (M) will have to push a little harder in the second half of the current year ending Dec 31, 1981 if it wants to meet its profit forecast after the preceding year's 4.6 per cent fall in full-year earnings to MJ4.03255 words
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Article203 1981-09-17 11 BISCUIT MAKER Kheag Giaa Holdings Malaysia yesterday dletosed Interim etniap that iMenwre the pNp*i ability to hroa dea profit margin considerably I nandlted gnap pretax profits far the lint half year to Jane M Improved 32.2 per eeat to M 52.34 million on tuaiver IJ203 words
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Article152 1981-09-17 11 THE PRETAX profit of Bedford Plantations fell 19 per cent to M 5312,000 for the first six months ended June 30. 1981. The lower profit was due mainly to lower estate profits which (after charging directors' fees and other administrative expenses) were 30 per cent lower152 words
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682 1981-09-17 11 ASSOCIATED Pan-Malaysia Cement (APMC) is considering fully converting its plants from the burning of fuel oil to the firing of coal in the manufacturing process. Speaking in Kuala Lumpur recently, APMC group marketing manager J B Seaton said the company expects the switchover to coalfiring to682 words
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390 1981-09-17 11 THE FEAB that mare aew rampaay flwtitlwi ms_\ weaken the Haagkaag stock market kai prwnpM the caaa try's twe largest ex* fhiagf te piiw a saaratsrinm aa sew pahlle Imh. The merateriam tmpeaed Si ail the Kam Ngaa aad e Par East ateek exehaages390 words
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Article427 1981-09-17 11 Bate U «t Fall Yea C«mpuy Ported Auweed Net EPS Gross Pre-tax test year (eeate) Dlv. Profit <%) (It") Sentosa I 8/7 322L Che in Ind I 9/7 23.7 15.0 3.460 Berjuntai F 24/7 52.0 85.0 45.842 Kulim Msia I 6/8 11.8 24.0 11.544 PMHldgs I 26/8 24.0427 words
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Article263 1981-09-17 11 HONGKONG ftlE Hongkong stock market yesterday extended its recent advance with the Hang Seng index rising 8.17 to 1,563.09, dealers said. News of more US banks lowering interest rates was largely discounted and, in the absence of any fundamental news, the market firmed' quietly, following through Tuesday's263 words
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Article431 1981-09-17 11 SHARE prices in Tokyo yesterday closed lower, with many investors discouraged by the overnight fall on Wall Street and recently announced new capital stock issues by major Japanese companies, dealers said. The market average dipped 36.49 to 7,506.33 led by blue chips in light volume of431 words
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Article95 1981-09-17 11 SHARE prices in Bangkok yesterday closed mixed in weak trading, dealers said. Bangkok Bank rose two baht to 226, First Trust fell 0.75 baht to 46.75, Berli Jucker dropped two to 235 while Rama Tower closed unchanged at 51.25 baht SEPT 16 Bants Asia Fibre 113 ♦i Ayuthaya In*95 words
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Article65 1981-09-17 11 SEPT 1« Pesos Aco|e Mining 0044 unch Atlu Con A Landoil Lepanto B Maiinduque B Oriental A 1275 -***** 7J0 -006 Oriental B 04 -0 001 Phil Oventu 025 -0 003 Phlle* A Phlle* B 1TI5 uneh Pioneer PLOT HI 17 -025 Podco B 0045 -OCX* Pojel 0024 -ooorc65 words
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Article208 1981-09-17 11 SEPT 1« CenU INDL8TRIALS A C 1 ir 1 unch A N I no A P M 1*7 unch B H°P 141 1230 -S unch Bank NSW 2S6 3 unch Boral MO Bramble* 307 C B A C. S R I MO -0 Coal Allied 7M DunJop 101 unch208 words
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Article53 1981-09-17 11 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 534J Monday 541.9 Week Ago 551.3 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday «58.35 Monday «86.15 Week Ago «51.12 H.K.HANG SENG Wednesday 1563 0© Tuesday 1554.82 Week Ago 151» 46 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 088 8 Tuesday 888.2 Week Ago 683.8 ALL ORDINARIES Wednesday 818.1 Tuesday 816.153 words
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Advertisement107 1981-09-17 11 Boustead Holdings Berhad (Incorporated in Malaysia) IMPORTANT NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS ON THE ONE FOR THREE RIGHTS ISSUE In view of the number of Provisional Allotment Letters returned by the Post Office, it is evident that many shareholders have failed to advise their change of address to our registered office. Shareholders107 words
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Advertisement224 1981-09-17 11 9 PAN MALAYSIA CEMENT WORKS BERHAD (Incorporated In Malaysia) ANNOUNCEMENT OF CLOSURE OF REGISTER OF MEMBERS FOR ENTITLEMENT TO BONUS ISSUE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Transfer Books and the Register of Members of the Company will be doeed from Bth October 1981 to 21st October 1981 both dates224 words
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173 1981-09-17 12 PEGI Malaysia Berhad now has a controlling stake of 59 per cent in Synthetic Resins (Malaysia) Berhad (SRM). Having acquired 50.2 per cent of SRM shares from Lim A Lim Plantations and Scientex, Pegi later extended an offer on similar terms to173 words
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Article148 1981-09-17 12 Rises Indices Boustead PMC 400 1180 83 90 Sep 15 Sep 16 C Sugara 1060 80 BT Indicator: 10TO79 *****9 M U 1 1110 70 Industrials: 638.60 656.63 H Leong Credit 850 50 Finance: 1396.34 1403.93 Guinneaa 650 50 Hotels: 1016.29 1022.73 Sel Properties B Raya G Ceramics 725148 words
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Article, Illustration152 1981-09-17 12 Rises Indices MUI PMC 1240 1300 120 110 BT Index: Sep 15 *****7 Sep 16 *****6 C Sugars 1170 +70 Industrials: 851.70 863.94 H L Ind 1160 +60 Finance: 1290.06 1304.40 Raleigh 500 +50 Hotels: 503.59 504.41 Sel Prop 800 G Ceramics 540 45 40 Properties: Tins: 899.96152 words
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293 1981-09-17 12 THE disposal of its 53.4 per cent interest in UK engineering group Phicom Ltd appears to have put a large dent in Multi-Pur-pose Holdings' results for the six months to June 1981. Both turnover and operating profits were sharply reduced during the period293 words
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Article471 1981-09-17 12 KOH TSE YING - ■HHI Companies Editor: Mano Sabnani By KOH TSE YING HAW PAR Brothers International Ltd looks poised to set a new earnings record this year, judging from its first half results released yesterday. For the six months to June 1981, group pre-tax profits after minority471 words
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Article389 1981-09-17 12 THE expansion and modernisation of the Ford assembly plant at Shah Alam will cost Ford Motor Company of Malaysia Sdn Bhd (FMCM) some $8 million. The plant, operated by FMCM's subsidiary, Associated Motor Industries Malaysia Sdn Bhd (AMIM), currently assembles Ford's range of Laser cars and389 words
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Article914 1981-09-17 12 LONDON, Wed. Equities closed lower amid small volume today. At 3pm, the Financial Times Index was down 4.8 points at 529.5. Dealers said recent falls were extended on small selling interest but a few issues closed above the day's lows. British Aerospace fell 15p to 206p after adverse914 words
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Article92 1981-09-17 12 AP NEW YORK, Wed. The stock market was sharply lower in early trading today. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was down 5.32 points to 853.03 in the first half hour. Losers outnumbered gainers 2 to 1 among all issues traded on theAP - 92 words
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Article117 1981-09-17 12 GROWTH Industrial Holdings Ltd (GIH) has received applications for a total of 7,467,903 shares at the close of its rights issue on Sep 14. The number represents 100.6 per cent of the shares to be issued. Of the applications received, 7,359,171 shares were in respect of117 words
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245 1981-09-17 12 UNITED Plantations Bhd is close to finalising talks for two projects in Australia and the United Kingdom. The plantation group said it is in the process of concluding negotiations for an agricultural project in Australia and an industrial project in the UK. The245 words
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Article79 1981-09-17 12 THE Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange has been admitted as a full member of the Federation of Internationale Bourses De Valeurs (Federation of International Stock Exchanges). The KLSE's membership was confirmed at the federation's general assembly in Paris on Sep 14. The federation aims at promoting closer collaboration between79 words
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538 1981-09-17 12 DIVERSIFIED plantations group Boustead Holdings Berhad is heading for its first earnings drop in at least six years, due mainly to poor commodity prices. Unaudited group pre-tax profit for the half year to June 30, 1961, released late yesterday was already running significantly behind538 words
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Article367 1981-09-17 12 THE MALAYSIAN Capital Issues Committee (CIC) has approved General Lumber (Holdings) Berhad's recently proposed rights and bonus issues of one share for every five shares held, but has set out revised terms for the issues. Announcing this yesterday, General Lumber said its shares for the rights issues,367 words
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Advertisement64 1981-09-17 12 Ernl ton of I )istinction The aristocratic Caran d'Ache collection of slim-line lighter and pen. Embellished in gold or sterling silver. From the master craftsmen of Geneva. CARAN d'ACHE GENEVE Available at leading department stores. 10th Floor Supreme House Penang Road Singapore 0923 Tel: *****61 VALUATION ON PLANT AND MACHINERY64 words
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Advertisement257 1981-09-17 12 MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME October November, 1981 Course No. Course Title Date 1.. Motivational Selling October 2 2. Kepner-Tregoe Program On Managing October 5-7 The Performance System 3. How To Establish And Operate October 12 —16 An In-Company Assessment Centre 4. How To Identify Managerial October 15 &16 Temperaments Using the257 words
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Miscellaneous65 1981-09-17 12 =WEATiHERi Outlook for Singapore from 6am to lpm today: Showers in several areas from the late morning. Report for 24 hoars prior to 7 .3$ pm on Sep II »t the airport: Maximum temperature 29.1 Associated humidity 77 Minimum temperature 24.6 Associated humidity 92 Hours of sunshine 4.40 Rainfall in65 words
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432 1981-09-17 13 THE Port of Manila earned a total of P78.345 million for the seven-month period ending July this year. The total revenue earned is 12.36 per cent higher than the P69.725 million generated last year for the same period according to the Philippine432 words
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523 1981-09-17 13 JAN LEE - By JAN LEE INITIAL response from shippers and shipowners to the Port of Singapore Authority's proposed increase in certain port charges is not favourable. "In these days of rising operational costs and overheads, this is the last thing we would want," said the523 words
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Article172 1981-09-17 13 Reuter THE Australian ship engineers' strike, which is holding up about 60 Australian flag vessels around the country, will continue at least until tomorrow, a union official said. Industrial officer of the Australian Institute of Marine and Power Engineers Alan Evans said this was decided yesterday atReuter - 172 words
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Article65 1981-09-17 13 Reuter THE Japanese Maritime Safety Agency warned ships in the Northern Pacific that the Soviet Union is undertaking geological surveys in four areas using explosives. The tests >*111 last 10 days. The agency said Soviet and US navigation authorities have outlined four test areas, with the oneReuter - 65 words
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Article58 1981-09-17 13 AFP THE strike by 2,100 port service employees that paralysed the two biggest Greek seaports, Salonika and Piraeus, for a month ended on Tuesday. The workers called off the strike after parliament passed a law granting their demands for pay raises, retirement after 32 years of workAFP - 58 words
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Article696 1981-09-17 13 Shipping Liae Page CM Achipelego VH 4 A/ea VI 3 Afro-Eurasia VI 2 All tram vn 4 Alpac VI 5 Angkutan VI 4 Angonaw V 3 ANL I I AntoU Vm I APL HI 4/5 Argentine IV 4 ASCL m l Asia Merchant VI 4 A astasia696 words
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Article444 1981-09-17 14 AUIVAU KEPPEL WHARVES Cherry Orient (AP) (0700 after Sinaloa must vacate 1100 18th) 31 32 Centaur (Passenger) (1400 after Yuheng) 13/14 Eizan Maru (after Sanko Scorpio) 19 Georgl Sava Rakovsky (after Kang Ding) 35 36 Jenaon (0700) 22 Nedlloyd Napier (after Nedlloyd Hobart draft not to exceed444 words
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Article915 1981-09-17 14 RECEmNGOF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO AT CONTAINER TERMINAL Vessel's Name Voy No. Estimated Time of Arrival Shipping Lines Gdn Mode of Operatn Date Time Dragoer Maersk Bremen Express P. Elsenhower Petr Starostln Nordhelde Maersk Mango Slrl Bhum Macol Ace P. Jefferson Maersk Rando Anro Temasek China915 words
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Article1580 1981-09-17 14 CHARTERING remained (airly quiet and featureless on Tuesday with no significant change in the rate structure, brokers said. Grain business from the US Gulf to Taiwan paid U5529.15 for a 20,000 ton cargo, while on the Continent, barley was arranged from Antwerp or Ghent to Jeddah at $30.50,1,580 words
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Article635 1981-09-17 15 ALGERIA Algiers end August, waiting times of 10-15 days. ANGOLA Luanda early Sep, berthing delays of about 90 days with 13 vessels at anchor. Lobito early Sep, berthing delays of 4-5 days with 7 vessels at anchor. ARGENTINA Bahia Blanca end August, 11 grain vessels awaiting berth. Buenos635 words
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276 1981-09-17 15 THE Republic of Panama, through the National Port Authority, has granted two important concessions to private companies for the operation of major facilities in the port and canal area. Pan Marine Services SA, a subsidiary of the British Petroleum Co, has been awarded a276 words
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559 1981-09-17 15 CREW costs on ships employing American Labour are running more than twice as high as those on vessels employing seamen of other nationality. This is likely to increase US involvment in open registry shipping even further if the anticipated expansion in559 words
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1573 1981-09-17 20 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. Advanced dates are published at a maximum of three weeks. PN/PK1,573 words
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Article169 1981-09-17 20 Reuter KOREA Shipping Corporation (KSC) has obtained a U5523.55 million term loan, said Asia Pacific Capital Corp Ltd, a member of the Citicorp International Group agent. The loan has a duration of eight years from drawdown and bears interest at an undisclosed margin over the six-monthReuter - 169 words
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Advertisement472 1981-09-17 13 HEUNG-A SHIPPING KOREA FLAG VSLS Regular Liner Semi-Container Service To: P.Kdant/Keekjnf/Busan/lnchon Fm: Busan/H.Konj/Banfkok Tei S'pore: *****11 P.K. *****4, PN *****5 K.L. *****0 .1 RI) I\ 1 AMAH Orient Overseas Ca*dcjMeA. Line FULL* COHTAiOBED SERWCE TO EUROfC (VIA SUEZ) I*CHMCONTWa 13* NEPTUKSMKT 7« AQ CONCORD IN Icmmoru 2tm KOBEM CHWCt 5N472 words
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Advertisement264 1981-09-17 13 USEALORDH UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG) EXPRESS MULTI-PURPOSE SERVICES FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE dM* torn Dammam <6,10) Abu Dhabi (9/10) Doha (11/10) Fa 11/1 1000 MB Bahrjai (13/10) ia 17/9 2200 MB AOOWVAH It 30/9 Dubai 1/10). Kuwait (10/10). Damnum (15/10) Abu Dhabi (It/10). Doha (20/10). Bahrain (22/10) *L«wm*H« lf264 words
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Advertisement20 1981-09-17 13 acMiaa CONTAINER Schedules II SHIPS In Port II LONDON Freights 11/111 PORT Conditions 111 SHIPPING Schedule VIII REGIONAL Weather VIII20 words
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Advertisement385 1981-09-17 13 tycnan Algerian National Line WE SERVE MEDITERRANEAN AND ALGERIAN PORTS PLEASE SEE PAGE IV Agents lIIHPACIftC TIMS A TMIMfi ttUICT PTL LTI Tel: *****4 (5 lines) SINGAPORE G3 MAERSK LINE EXPORT FULL CONTAINER SERVICES Kelang Penang Sated 19-20/9 28-27/9 3-4XIO 10 11/10 17-11/10 24-25/10 n TO: BELGIUM, HOLLAND, GERMANY, SCANDINAVIA,385 words
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Advertisement761 1981-09-17 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 3 Feeder *T Mat* Vessel S port Bft NAG* 18/9 B SUBA 22/9 B DAHIA 25/9 N. DfJBAA 29/9 B PINAGA 2/10 N.761 words
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Advertisement731 1981-09-17 15 Overseas B BB Containers Limited f STRAITS SHPPING f Singapore to Sabah, jiiwlf, Brunei Ports and Bangkok CONTAINfRSHiP SFRVICF TO UK CONTINENT StM It few* ILK 12/1# 13/11 14/11 12/11 22/11 23/11 2S/1I 11/11 31/11 24/11 7/11 31/11 13/11 M/U 15/11 M/U 22/11 15/11 21/11 22/11 C**M Bran M/ii n/ii731 words
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Advertisement530 1981-09-17 15 NOTICE FOR YOUR BUSINESS IN KUWAIT RELY ON: GuN Link Co Ltd P.O. ftox-»72 Kmlt TLX ***** UNK C«bte CHAMTtMP T«l Not *****0/*****5 Shipping Agents: Lond Transporters Freight Forwarders: General Traders Chorters/Brokers: Construction Contractors Warehousing/Storage Facilities Al your shipments to Kuwort and lond transportation to Iraq and other destinations in530 words
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Advertisement610 1981-09-17 16 V (7) EVERGREEN LINE FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE ALSO ACCEPTING CARGO FOR: UNITED MNGDOM SOUTHAMPTON, LONOON, MANCHESTER. BIRMNGHAM, BRISTOL. LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW, LEEDS. ETC. WEST GERMANY BREMERHAVEN. OSLO. STOCKHOLM. GOTHENBURG, AARHUS, COPENHAGEN HOLLAND AMSTERDAM lmm MM HM*W| Wni l« few* C>ar 11/1 U/M IVII 14/11 17/11 It. In* a/I 7/1* lVll610 words
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Advertisement818 1981-09-17 16 Everett Lines Burim Five Star Shipptnf Corpn. "BURMESE NATIONAL LINE' LOAMNG FOR RANGOON HTANTAMVM mUMKCTIimM !pn mriM/ii i* H/Shpl M/X! Ti/J Oct B F S S C Aoant* m Motoyvo OOUSUAD SHWING TtL NOS KL *****1/*****3 "AR6ENTINE NATIONAL LINE" LOMXNG FOR DURBAN MONTEVDEO BUENOS ARK rp» nos a 30/31 utur818 words
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Advertisement242 1981-09-17 16 mO.S.E. OCEAN SHIPPING ENTERPRISES PTE LTD. SANKYO LINE JAPAN/STRAUS SERVICE ton* awn ocuh bppms t Drawn m lib mutm m mimn i 22tii* i imrn m mm mm *a«n Riaurw r ROME EAST ABA NW in »«7fi/V7»l reMB NUT* M t I—MM m 1701 urn SI/W UNION LINE Karachi service242 words
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Advertisement662 1981-09-17 17 PIL GROUP FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO COLOMBO. HODEIDAH. JEDDAH AQABA (Reefer Cntrs Acceptable) LLMLJI 15-15/10 19-20/11 24-25/12 Accepting LCL Cargo to Colombo A Aqaba. S.E.A. Container Feeder Service SINGAPORE/BANGKOK/HONGKONG/MANILA ACCEPTING LCL/FCL/REEFER CONTAINERS' EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICE l».'« llW'W* l Ml COLOMBO/KARACHI/P. GULF SERVICE KOTA BEJATI 28/28 Sapt Karachi, Dubai, Kuwait KOTA662 words
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Advertisement730 1981-09-17 19 TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): C. COftTMO 13W N. GARNET 7W A. CONCORD lW C. PAUL 28* K. CHANCE 5N C. ROZE 2SW S.S. BRDGE 33* Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia C. CONTAINER S pore Closing Times: FCL Cargo 1300 19/9 LCI Cargo 0100 19/9 FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) S.S. BMDGE730 words
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Advertisement260 1981-09-17 20 A. ANTOLL LINES Independent Lnef Service rCL Contaners Heavy Lifts Duett B U to »Ofl»W ICIBOURW SrDt*Y WISg»H Sd Tula Sanbnd SdDrott Sd Tula Sajaland PORT 17S/20W IC/21N m/m 20S/23W 21S/24N Sfcuapore Sept 17 Sept 25 Oct 22 Nov 2 Nov 16 Port Kebnf Oct 25 Nov 5 Nov 19260 words
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Advertisement266 1981-09-17 20 M M.l (Mm MM. 1/1 General Survey at damaged cmrfo ex the above veaari «U1 be held am Moaday Zlat Septra her. I*l. (ran i#C a m to 500 No further survpy will be held after this date Anato:R- JIKABBOY 80M8 (Til.) LTD. TM:- flttll > PERKAPALAN LAUTAN BKU SDN.266 words
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Miscellaneous165 1981-09-17 20 Regional Weather Vv "C ?c l 1 sj £S 1! 21 ss V 1 ox LU 21^ ■r-i 5 'C SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. LEOEND R, Thunderstorm Temperature °C Temperature Shower Weather *-S Wind direction with speed in knots V Wave height Cloudy Sky165 words
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