The Business Times, 4 December 1981
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Title Section11 1981-12-04 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 107/1/81 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1981 60 CENTS11 words
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423 1981-12-04 1 WONG AI KWEI - By WONG AI KWEI HONGKONG'S plans to accelerate its electronics industry development programme is unlikely to blunt Singapore's efforts to attract new investments into the industry. An Economic Development Board official pointed out that some of the industries they want may not be423 words
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Article128 1981-12-04 1 SUMITOMO Trust and Ranking has become the first Japanese trust bank to penetrate the Singaporebased floating rate certificates of deposit market, long the domain of Japanese city hanks and longterm credit banks. Its newly-established offshore branch here yesterday signed an agreement to float a US$2O128 words
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Article511 1981-12-04 1 RICHARD SEAH - By RICHARD SEAH BRICKS from Sri Lanka are now being imported to help ease the shortage faced by the local construction industry. And by early next year, the Made-in-Taiwan stamp may appear on certain brick walls as well. Despite brick sales by the Housing511 words
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Article432 1981-12-04 1 LEE YOKE MENG - By LEE YOKE MENG THE MINISTRY of Labour has warned all contractors and builders to make sure they use better quality metal scaffoldings. Guidelines regarding the desired .type of tubings, fittings and other materials related to metal scaffoldings were circulated recently. Though no serious cases were presented432 words
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306 1981-12-04 1 AGNES WEE - By AGNES WEE j West Germany will send a h team of four civil aviation experts to Singapore on Dec 9 and 10 for talks with jj the Singapore Government. 2 The team will be led by Werner Niester, head of306 words
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BRIEFLY...
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Article65 1981-12-04 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The government in a major turnabout has changed the proposed amendments to the banking laws to allow banks to grant loans to business enterprises where its directors or staff have an interest. Under the changes tabled yesterday, banks will be able to continue to grant65 words
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Article71 1981-12-04 1 Reuter GENEVA, Thurs. The European Economic Community today promised its textile trading partners it was ready to be flexible over the terms of a new international agreement governing world clothing sales. The EEC representative, which says the community's industry is in a crisis and needs to limit importsReuter - 71 words
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Article87 1981-12-04 1 PENANG, Thurs. Hotels in both the city and along the beach are fully booked for this month and are expected to remain so until early January due to the festive season. A spokesman of Hotel Merlin said about 90 per cent of the rooms at his hotel have87 words
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Article63 1981-12-04 1 Reuter BANGKOK, Thurs. Foreign Ministers of the Association of South-east Asian Nations are ex- pected to meet in Pattaya, the Thai coastal resort south-east of Bangkok, next week to discuss the Kampuchean issue. The conference will consider recent efforts to establish a coalition government of Kampuchea's disparate anti-VietnameseReuter - 63 words
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Article63 1981-12-04 1 AP LONDON, Thurs. Britain's four major banks today cut their base lending rates by half a percentage point to 14 Vi per cent. The move came as lending rates by banks in the United States have been declining. The prime rate of American banks is now generallyAP - 63 words
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Article66 1981-12-04 1 UPI KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said today his government plans to expand the armed forces and equip them with sophisticated weapons. Dr Mahathir, who is also the Defence Minister, was speaking at the presentation of diplomas to 137 military officers, includingUPI - 66 words
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Article70 1981-12-04 1 Reuter BEIJING, Thurs. Chinese partners in joint ventures on the southern island of Hainan will claim smaller proportions of the profits than usual in an attempt to attract more foreign investment. This is one of a number of measures decided recently by the Guangdong provincial government aimed atReuter - 70 words
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480 1981-12-04 1 ALVIN TAY - B» ALVIN TAY THE Internationa] Natural Rubber Organisation (Inro) bought more than 2,000 tonnes of rubber from local dealers during the last two days, sending futures prices rising by nearly 10 cents per kilo yesterday. On Wednesday, Inro purchased RSS Three rubber at480 words
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Article140 1981-12-04 1 THE average prime lending rate of 12 major banks edged below the 13 per cent level for the first time since May as two more banks cut their rates yesterday. Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation reduced its prime by 0.25 points to 12.75 per cent.140 words
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122 1981-12-04 1 THE APPOINTMENT of a successor to Dr Richard Hu as the next chairman and chief executive of the Shell group of companies in Singapore will be made by its board of directors in consultation with its central offices in London The Hague122 words
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Advertisement238 1981-12-04 1 lIIIOW Times Bookshops THE continuing strong undertone of trading in the stock market and the upward momentum generated so far suggest that we have not seen the best part of the rally yet Page 14 SINGAPORE stands to gain from Hongkong's likely decline in attractiveness as the British colony faces238 words
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Advertisement122 1981-12-04 1 Outstanding copy quality. And sMdllty. 'V Upf Facit screens make offices beautiful, instantly Facit firmly believes that a person works better in an environment suited to his or her personality. That's why Facit has come up with a system of attractive, easy to-assemble, highly-functional screens and components. To create the122 words
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BANKING AND FINANCE
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Article392 1981-12-04 2 ALVIN TAY - By ALVIN TAY SINGAPORE stands to gain from Hongkong's likely decline In attractiveness as the British colony faces an acute problem of space shortage. Credit Suisse said in its latest quarterly bulletin that the strain on the Hongkong environment is growing to dangerous392 words
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Article158 1981-12-04 2 Renter RIGIDLY -controlled Japanese long- and short-term interest rates are expected to be generally lowered following an anticipated cut the Bank of Japan's discount rate from (JS psfc cent in mid-December. If the discount rate is cut ho r by one percentage point, predicted byRenter - 158 words
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MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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Article270 1981-12-04 2 SINGAPORE gold futures yesterday closed generally firmer compared with overnight levels after fluctuating marginally throughout in moderate trading, dealers said Prices were marked up between USJB.7O and S9 50 an ounce at the outset following the metal's flrmnev in New York overnight on rumours President Reagan had suffered a270 words
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Article34 1981-12-04 2 W«i TM New York UB SOB UTS 1198 Zurich IW 1MB Stagaporr rjos tJBB UB S14S w* USB L» Hnrttprte w bi US« taOtn a troy ounci k Source: Credit Suisse, S'pore.34 words
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Article149 1981-12-04 2 THE US dollar (or overnight delivery in Tokyo yesterday closed (Inner at 216.00 yen after a 214.90 opening. This was also firmer than its 214.0/75 finish in New York and 214.15/90 on the US West Coast overnight and 215.40 in Tokyo. Trading was moderate with a volume of {1.16149 words
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Article180 1981-12-04 2 THE US dollar in Hongkong yesterday rose against most major currencies in late foreign exchanges. The possibility of a cut in the German Lombard rate by the Bundesbank lifted the dollar, thus depressing other European currencies. The dollar rose to 2.2260/ 70 marks from an early 2.2195/2205 and overnight's180 words
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Article23 1981-12-04 2 THE average rate at which major Singapore banha are currently prepared to lend to their beat cus toners is 12.98 per cent.23 words
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Article172 1981-12-04 2 ASIAN ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Dec 3. US D*iU»<8a*t) ott* tad 7 day* 12 11/16 126/16 1 month 1213/*****1/16 2 months 12H 12H S months 13 12* 6 month* 13* 13* 9 months 136/16 137/16 12 months 1311/*****/16 NM Das. 1 month (■MtM rrwmf 9H172 words
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Article31 1981-12-04 2 Opening quotes yesterday: US 1.M75/85 Can 2 2830 56 Crt* —1.1775/78 DMk-13S0 3420 D F1 4.7465/7525 S FY-3.«3D/80 B FY coo 73.75/89 F FY 10.9080/9740 Ut 2336.05 *****5 Yea 419.38/*****31 words
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Article500 1981-12-04 2 TRADING on the local foreign exchange market yesterday was quiet and steady except for two major currencies the yen and deutachemark. There was hardly any movement of the Singapore currency. The US dollar opened at 2.0510/20 against the local dollar and closed at 2.0505/10. fartarftaak NraH Mm ill|a:500 words
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372 1981-12-04 3 Reuter POLpIND still owes banks and its Western creditor governments some US$l.3 billion this year in principal and interest that has not been rescheduled, Bankers Trust Co senior economist Larry Brainard said. Miny Western governments are asking for repayment of $800 millionReuter - 372 words
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496 1981-12-04 3 CREDIT markets in the US continued to advance strongly last week. Key data such as industrial production, the leading indicators, and orders for durable goods had all headed sharply lower. And adding strength to the credit markets was the receding threat posed496 words
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594 1981-12-04 3 THE BANK of England's recent action in the UK money markets have prompted tome speculation It tints a reduction in clearing banks' base rates, although the Central Bank's intentions are by no clear, money market analysts said. Such speculations have received discouragement on594 words
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172 1981-12-04 3 Reuter GOVERNMENTS pursuing anti-inflationary economic policies should be prepared to intervene on money markets to stop depreciation of their currency, said Mr Alexandre Lamfalussy, deputy director general of the Bank for International Settlements (BIS). He said the main justification for national banks intervening onReuter - 172 words
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Article380 1981-12-04 3 ALVIN TAY - By ALVIN TAY MORGAN Guaranty Pacific will be the only Singapore house among the 16-member I management group for Tradinvest Bank and Trust Company of Nassau's record-breaking US$l5O million floating rate notes. This issue, the largest ever in the Asian dollar bond market in Singapore, represents380 words
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Article247 1981-12-04 3 NON-BANKING staff took three of the top four positions in the open section of this year's National Banking and Finance essay competition. Miss Chan Ming Wai won the first prize and the Tan Chin Tuan Challenge Trophy. Miss Chan is with the Singapore Manufacturers' Association. Her winning essay247 words
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Advertisement225 1981-12-04 2 "Lufthansa's new Business Class gives me even more reason to fly with them This is an authentic passenger statement vV S V v L j.-, vL- -Jt H r- <"*; m -it- \\tt .f. v- v-r-_ VO > Bfi 1 !-f < > i~ I (If!. L, -ft*4" More room225 words
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Advertisement86 1981-12-04 2 AlcnallfTah'Sl Gentlemen, it's now the season to give yourself a shoe gift from Marelli At very special Christmas prices.' Renowned for its superb craftsmanship and supple quality leather. Marelli shoes keep its good looks, colour texturp and finish alwavs So come down quick cos' this is the last sale for86 words
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Advertisement90 1981-12-04 3 Developing Singapore into a Software Centre Thursday 14th January 1982 Mandarin Hotel e Keynois address by Mr Philip Yeo Chairman of National Computer Board e Software industry, worldwide perspective by Mr Richard Lewis of IBM e Transfer of software technology from the developed countries by Mr Anthony Benson of NCR90 words
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Advertisement45 1981-12-04 3 THE FVemium Blend A Yt 1 DE LUXE ANCESTOR. SCOTCH WHISRT r ...Created ...Perfected and backed by over 125 years of blending experience. U r 1)1 LI XE ancestor SCOTCH WHISKY Ji 5 m Xm =JSK There's a lot in a name when it's DEWAR'S45 words
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Advertisement196 1981-12-04 4 BUBPTEBB TDOBS, Frtifcy, WANG The source and the spectrum **?■<* ■'if "> m Wang Office automation Word processing Data processing Image processing Audio processing Networking Human factors One company can provide you the entire range ok office automation systems WANG. All six key elements of office automation find the right196 words
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TRADE AND INDUSTRY
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171 1981-12-04 5 r A DELEGATION from the p US will arrive in Singapore tomorrow to civil f engineering and construc- tion projects with Singapore government officials and to r discuss joint ventures with S local companies. The twelve-man team, which has visited Hongkong r and171 words
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Article166 1981-12-04 5 I INTELLECTUALS trained in the humanities have a i greater insight and underr standing of human nature, i' Therefore, In spite of the emphasis on technology and I business studies, it is the university's policy not to I treat the other faculties as jj "poor166 words
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Article77 1981-12-04 5 THE ENGLISH edition of the Singapore Government 1; Directory, published in J October, is now on sale at 116.50 a copy at the betterknown bookshops and the I Information Division. It lists all Government ministries, departments, statutory boards and also j includes information on < Members of Parliament77 words
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Article, Illustration457 1981-12-04 5 SALMA KHALIK - By SALMA KHALIK VIDEOTEX systems, submarine cables, digital switches, intelligent tele* phones with a memory bank of names will be on display next week at the World Trade Centre. CommunicAsia, which will be on from Dec 9-12, will see 281 companies from 18 countries feature the mo6t advanced457 words
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483 1981-12-04 5 SINGAPORE'S wood products industries need workers who are well versed in kilndrying techniques if individual companies want to be successful in their export drives. This is the view of Mr All Zafar, managing director of All Zafar Enterprises, who recently published a book on483 words
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Article338 1981-12-04 5 SEMINARS AND COURBES t Nov 30-Dec 4: The Allen Management Seminar, SIM Conference Room, SIM i Dec 2-23: Data Processing and Management Information Systems, Cupp&ge i. Centre, NPB J Dec 2-23: Industrial Relations and Collective Agreements, Cuppage Centre, NPB f Dec 2-17: Computer Data Processing, Cuppage Centre, NPB338 words
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97 1981-12-04 5 THE Japaa Trade Ceatre la Wtofpirr kaa ippilatrt a aew «rector to prejert laveetoMat appartaalttui here to Japaaaae toreatofs. Mr AaJI Watoaahe, *U reptoaee Mr T Ikpto. wfß dteaeaaJaate reperts to Eiteraal Trade Org«eto«" ttoa < Jetre) la Takjr*. As the «rector97 words
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385 1981-12-04 5 RICHARD SEAH - By RICHARD SEAH NEW ZEALAND chalked up 37 per cent Increase in its exports to Singapore in the year ended June 1981, while local exporters managed to increase their sales to the country by only 14 per cent. Trade statistics from the New Zealand High385 words
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Advertisement5 1981-12-04 5 Daratiea, Title, Verne aid Orpuriser5 words
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Advertisement251 1981-12-04 5 Standing proudly in front of his superb 1935 Rolls Royce Silver Shadow is Mr. D. Gudgeon. He is an admirer of workmanship in these vintage cars. Behind is another collector's car, a rare 1950 Mercedes Bern. Another classic many collectors admire is the Patek Philippe. Even compulsive collectors > satisfied251 words
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OVERSEAS
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468 1981-12-04 6 Reuter -THE EUROPEAN Econom"Tfc Community (EEC) and the United States are to bold top-level talks in Brussels next week in an effort to defuse mounting tensions on trade and jwlitical issues. z The office of EEC Commission president Gaston Thorn said onReuter - 468 words
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109 1981-12-04 6 AP THE AMERICAN specfalty steel Industry and the Steelworkers l aics have asked President Beagas te redsee Imparts of h|gh teekastogy steel from seven eaaa tries. la a petition filed wttk IS Trade Representative William Brack, tke Industry and anisa said the countries wereAP - 109 words
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Article263 1981-12-04 6 Reuter THE British government, forecasting a gradual recovery from recession, has raised state spending by nearly £5 billion for next year. Sir Geoffrey Howe, Chancellor of the Exchequer, *dd on Wednesday that government spending would rise to £115 hflhon from a budgeted £llf button. Giving ParliamentReuter - 263 words
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324 1981-12-04 6 THE United States appear* determined to dispose of the exctm stocks of tin currently held by the General Services Administration (GSA) in its strategic stockpile. In addition to the application to the Armed Services Committee of the US House of Representatives and324 words
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Article266 1981-12-04 7 Reuter SHARE prices in the US have been forecast to (all ■«est year by several senior timd managers at the Euroigen Institutional Investor Conference held in London. The consensus, they added, expects a modest tail to be fallowed by little change in the second halfReuter - 266 words
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Article255 1981-12-04 7 Reuter CRUDE oil prices remained weak on teapot market this week and tew cargoes were traded. "It ia very much a buyers' market," said a trader in Rotterdam, that sellers were obliged to sell at prices substantially below official prices in order to clear focks. TheReuter - 255 words
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262 1981-12-04 7 UPI CHINA made clear on Thursday that dtonattotectfan with the United States hns prompted it to tltt away from Washington towards fee Third World. China said the US and the -Soviet Union are aMke in their "undisguised arrogance" towards other nations. The official Xinhua NewtUPI - 262 words
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141 1981-12-04 7 UPI ISRAELI Prime Mhdfr Menachem Begin's government yesterday survived a no-confidence vote over its new strategic cooperation agreement with the United States, but faced frssh parliamentary challenges to the document The government narrowly survived four no-confidence meawres over the newly concluded pact InUPI - 141 words
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573 1981-12-04 7 AP THE RAPIDLY Increasing cost of new tanks and other conventional weapons makes the military nutfrmk bleak (or the Western alliance. "Unless the United States nnd other members of Nato can slow down the rapidly increasing cost of new weapons systems of all types,AP - 573 words
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77 1981-12-04 7 NYT Carp wfli MMMto a new aflar I» purchase Ma rath an OB Ca, tkfe JalnMy with VOanflnnlae Wa■ fltiaet i» gurte, Barhsrt Mairk, e* heea a» prsaehad Ij several all eeaipaales MbmM Is JWNMIsĕe is hid far liileaMw af whlek all FHTsSV:NYT - 77 words
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595 1981-12-04 7 Reuter LEADING North American and European airline* met on Wednesday In an effort to reduce their crippling loaaes on North Atlantic scheduled aanrlcaa, with tare increases of up to ID per cent the likely outcome. It was the flrat time for threeReuter - 595 words
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WORLD IN BRIEF
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Article303 1981-12-04 7 Agencies njj effered very eat Mag tor ■aHias". OffLOYEBS hi British towstiy appear to be settling for lower pay Increases ta thfc year's wage round, which started in August, the orgaaisa- the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) mid -'s'SWiss; show agreements concentrated more In the 5Agencies - 303 words
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Article564 1981-12-04 6 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Nan ber Time Fro* AI AI404 0030 BOM PAA PA005 0115 NYC/SFO/HKG MAS MH601 0(30 KUL TMA TL341 0800 BEY/DXB SIA SQ10I 005 KUL MAS MH8U 0815 PEN MAS MH671 0845 KUL RBA BI427 0930 BWN MAS MH680 0940 BH/MYY/KCH MAS MH651 1000564 words
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Advertisement243 1981-12-04 6 [~|_:)~]^"<^[<|&^%{_^~%$},%'^*$ THE LEADING COMPANY SPECIALISING IN SELF ADHESIVE TAPES FOR: PACKAGING INSULATION PROTECTION DECORATION SEALING is 4 1 4 4 Sole Agent: TAPIS ft INSULATED PRODUCTS PTE ITD 15E, Block 7, Kallang Place, Singapore 1233. Republic of Singapore. Cab Add: TIPTAPE SINGAPORE Telex: RS ***** TITAPE Tel: 295 4244 TlP—thopeoph243 words
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Advertisement58 1981-12-04 7 HOTELS MOTELS INVESTORB > We have avaflable to investors several Freehold properties for sale that can be Leased Back for 20 years to the Vendors. Pachas# ,p ric e $500,000 to $5,000,000. Interested p&ties contact In the fist instance, Mr. John Henry. f STEIIKE ft HENRY PTY. LTD. J 29358 words
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Advertisement9 1981-12-04 7 0k; n PS W sr ;V/ raHnESMm! aMiJUsICE i.,hlf'rii9 words
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Article340 1981-12-04 8 THE BRITISH government's new plans to boost public mending by £5 billion may appear at < first to be a step away from Mrs Thatcher's I strict monetarist policies. On closer inspection, however, it is clear that the latest changes in I the Thatcher government's economic340 words
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251 1981-12-04 8 THE BUILDING industry has bean slow to »respond to modern technology. Contractors ■*have shown a stubborn reluctance to moder£nise, clinging on to methods of their forefathers. Ami where they have modernised, they have been forced to by a combination of circumstances such as Government regulations251 words
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1158 1981-12-04 8 CHARLES HANLEY - More and more state legislatures in the US are closing doors to foreigners who want to buy land. Congressional watchdogs are concerned about Kuwait's proposed USS2 5 billion purchase of an energy firm involved in US nuclear technology. But international economist Elliot Zupnick ofAP - 1,158 words
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Article790 1981-12-04 8 ANTHONY LEWIS - FORUM with ANTHONY LEWIS NYT IF RONALD Reagan bad a political mandata for any one thing, it was to reduce the role and the coat of the federal government to get Americans out of the habit of relying on Washington for support and subsidies. As.he nearsNYT - 790 words
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Advertisement186 1981-12-04 8 PUBLIC AUCTION Wednesday, December 9th, 10.00 a.m. on the premises of Qollel Singapore (Pte) Ltd. 750 Chai Chee Road Republic of Singapore OVER 300 VERY LATE MODEL PRECISION AUTOMATICS GEAR MACH.NERY BLANK.NG MACHINES AND MACHINE TOOLS AS LATE AS 1981 OSTER WALDER MODEL GKP-FBO TRIPLE ACTION FINE BLANKING PRESS BRAND186 words
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Miscellaneous656 1981-12-04 8 -11-OHE CBOSBWOBD CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACBOSB 1 Chap said to take em oo? (5) 6 Find favour for food? (5) 9 Ship Leo Lang wrecked (7) 10 River it's fun to go out on (5) 11 Covers for cheeae, bacon, fruit etc (5) 12 Encourage the changing of boots? (5) 13656 words
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Miscellaneous479 1981-12-04 8 The language of symbols mmWTOQBAPHY I. tt. n..k1,«14k» t.. k tM j s^.r^T3 X By*e; b 1MHull) ■•»<» M bfan VW. ulTaB ff n 2 E r« mirfer charge, J«ka BM- wfcy le ni laeteted. SINGAPORE 5 'l 3.00 PM Openinf Mowed by The Young and The Restless 125 Housewives'479 words
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Miscellaneous79 1981-12-04 8 by All Kinds Of Every-* thing !.l| News-In-Brief" followed by Today's Diary i 1.§5 All Kinds Of Every-" thing (cont'd) 4.M Happy* News-In-Brief &M Music* On The Move fi.tt News- m In-Brief S.K Daily Digest 5 1.2 i Sunset Serenade fjg Financial and Share Mar 2 ket Report PM News79 words
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537 1981-12-04 9 MICHAEL METCALFE - By MICHAEL METCALFE Reuter DENMARK, hoping to cut its dependence on oil imports, is speeding up the pace of its North Sea oil and gas development after what government officials admit was a period of neglect and complacency. Following the example of its Norwegian andReuter - 537 words
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Article382 1981-12-04 9 IKUO ANAI - By IKUO ANAI Reuter GROUPS of Japanese tourists, carrying little identity flags, are a ■common feature of Asia's tourist scene, but tour operators are trying io figure out why they are shying ftway from Hongkong. The Japanese still make up the largest single national group amongReuter - 382 words
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1244 1981-12-04 9 NICHOLAS TATRO - NO SIGNS OF INSTABILITY Western gadgetry and architecture has brought wjth it an influx of western culture into Saudi Arabia, as well as up to 2.5 million foreigners that pose perhaps the greatest challenge to the stability of an essentially tribal and strictly MuslimAP - 1,244 words
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1433 1981-12-04 9 PAUL LEWIS - Unlike Poland and other eastern European countries, Hungary has prospered. Christmas decorations glitter in the well-stocked shop windows along Lenin Boulevard and there is a fair measure of political liberty, says PAUL LEWIS. PAUL LEWIS NYT WHEN TAKING a midiporning break from shopping, elegantNYT - 1,433 words
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Advertisement112 1981-12-04 9 eo T t s s:d'iano zmmm MtOI I y)< SCOTCH WHISKY White Morse Distillers _td It oould be from your first drop, if you really know what to look for in the very best whisky Our blenders have mastered their art ova the generations. Single Highland Malts matured in oak112 words
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Advertisement626 1981-12-04 10 ;;/~*?_:^*+$<<.]'_?/])>[:&$]>:: The American Express Card serves you well, wherever good food is served". r V, "s--i s? When you dine, dine Cantonese. 3 i s 14 0 Q > If pleasing your palate is achieved only by eating the best, then dine Cantonese at The Inn of Happiness jor the626 words
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Article174 1981-12-04 11 CnNBB Pradaee I —gr. par Ml k« yesterday. Cißi—t «CI: Bulk fob (106.00 tellers, old drum (In secood hand dram) fob $122.00 sellers, new drum fob $126.00 sellers. Gspra: Mixed (loose) 159.50 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pep- per fob Asu NLW $***** sell- ers, Sarawak white pepper taq174 words
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Article138 1981-12-04 11 YARN and cotton prices were quoted as follows in Hongkong yesterday. (In HK dollars, spot ex-go-down) Csttsa yara: China Blue Phoenix 20s 2£40; 22s 3,180, 40s 3,360 (per bale at 400 lbs). PSfeMss raw nttss: LSS 4F 5.10; 288T 100; NT Jotter ginned 6.00 (per lb). tLOTH in HK138 words
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Article302 1981-12-04 11 tmSAPQBS: Yesterday's closing prices in S$ per kilo, ..ex-godown: X THAI WHITE: 100 per cent *ftrst class (Kangaroo), new *£rap IJB, 100 per cent second rCfcas 1.13, 100 per cent third "flew 1.08, 25 per cent new crop •jm stock. B-10 per cent no :«toek. THAI BROKEN: A-super wAIS,302 words
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Article121 1981-12-04 11 'THE Kuala Lumpur crude palm oil market yesterday grated easier in moderately active trading, v Trading continued to concentrate in December with -south down MJ2.50 to $877.50 per tonne, central down $7.50 •;to $867.50 and north down $7.50 to $877.50. In January ■north was unchanged at $H5. The121 words
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Article63 1981-12-04 11 THE STRAITS tin price is Peuif yesterday fell 14 eeato to M9SS.4C a klls, to msve dewn within tke ITC upper range ef $54.18 aad $35.81. The decline was attributed to weaker Leaden advices, limited influential buyer suppert aad lack ef everseas demand. Tetal turaever (ell to 11163 words
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Article34 1981-12-04 11 Rubber: Dec 3 Singapore: Dec: 193.00 cents (up 8.00 cents) Malaysia: Dec: 210.00 cents (up 2.00 cents) Tin: M 535.46 per kilo (down 14 cents) Official offering: 161 tonnes (down 14 tonnes)34 words
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Article113 1981-12-04 11 WHEAT futures in Chicago on Wednesday cloned mixed in moderately light trade, with December fractionally higher and new crop down 2 V* US cents per bushel. Upcoming export tenders and a firm cash market underpinned early values, but steady exporter and professional selling trimmed gains. The leading wire house113 words
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Article151 1981-12-04 11 RUBBER prices in Singapore yesterday closed generally firmer with December One RSS buyers quoted at 193.00 cents per kilo, up eight cents from Wednesday night's close. In Kaala Laapar, the Malaysian rubber market rallied to close at 210 cents per kilo for December Ones RSS buyer, up two cents151 words
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Article299 1981-12-04 11 RAS prices In cents per kilo yesterday: r% (per ktlp)_ (per kilo) Int. 1 R-S-S. prompt f o b IMJO Int. 1 R-S-S December 1ST00 tot. 1 R-S-S January IMJO tot 2 R-S-S. MTJO UK/Coat MOJO tot. 3RJ-S MOJO UK/CM 130.00 tot. 4 R-S.S 147 JO UK/Ooat. 140.00299 words
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Article100 1981-12-04 11 NOON S8R mi «MR fh— MS 88R M U-taapdbU K Da s M rm r» JO Mam e wva XL* msoN r«r» ouo Mhn 104J0N 3SR«0 (1-tmaSZ *7 to 1MJ0N MAO Ml JON KUL1 Dm Bk •I Ju ■try SM R CV ti -tea loa IMI P*A«100 words
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Article578 1981-12-04 11 COPPER: Robusta coffee futures were lower I yesterday morning in quiet and featureless trading partly reflecting New York's marginal fall back from peak levels late on Wednesday. The market closed around session lows with losses of £5 to £11 compared with an average £5 decline at the opening578 words
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Article648 1981-12-04 11 OK ACT M DM Mft -ft F IkMy lad d qm Cp mm Mft IM -ft t m^rZvZ^T... AliltiM Iwr Am jrandi toe A« Cka CO AM CNMfeld Am BKPWT an IM m MM MM TTft n -ft -ft ft ft ft -ft Am famwa •M -1ft648 words
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Advertisement136 1981-12-04 11 I THE BANK OF TOKYO, LTD. Singapore Branch U5525,000,000 NEGOTIABLE FLOATING RATE U. S. DOLLAR CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT SERIES XI DUE DECEMBER 6,1983 In accordance with the provisions of the Certificates, notice is hereby given that for the Interest Period from December 4,1961 to June 4,1962 the Certificates will carry136 words
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Advertisement373 1981-12-04 11 FOR SALE I A Portfolio of prime freehold investment properties including Offices Shops and an Hotel in AUSTRALIA owned by the Abbey Capital Holdings group of Companies Subsidiaries of the Crown Agents Holding and Realisation Board Comprising CAPITAL CENTRE 255-269 A Pitt Street and 482-496 George Street, Sydney. BONDI JUNCTION373 words
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1629 1981-12-04 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 in brackets in lots of 1,000 units, unless otherwise specified. BECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL ft COMMERCIAL Aeai (2)1,629 words
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Article110 1981-12-04 12 fgwpi ririMMMNi) r tm Dm 1) TlU i InJLpa S*ponPrag rpmtK 1 TpotMWMI 5» Ui M rmd IM ua rmd ta l» Wtf US UI M LM LIS Tm* LM L«M rp«N(UK) m UI UI LM OMw)(M*v) 1 OMR *■> Li LA (HMfH ■S" UI UI IM UI110 words
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Article2854 1981-12-04 12 1M1 High Low Cmh*]t Last Sale +arGr*s Dfrr Dhr CNt Gr*s Nat ru P/E Vol Day (•OOO) High Low 8ECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL ft COMMERCIAL 494 348 Aetna 113 115 Alcom 360 130 Allied Choc 312 130 B A T 420 308 Bata 200 75 Ben 470 3002,854 words
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Article1759 1981-12-04 12 BID and otter prion officially fitted and bnsiatH la aad reported to the Kuala i-mnpir Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number at «hare* traded shown la brackets la lots of MHO units, unless otherwise specified. I»n I (UB) MM (IMB LBB) (l) im CM) LB (1) 1411,759 words
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472 1981-12-04 12 KJYWG ~,,„[ll eMlar*«Tthe itMk rwtini S2etor^w22ers°tw^2 fitter SSsi^pslSl.*" P,W This -Mill- Wwiu, M Ml Ms» flvmgh wt» Miw bsytst aai, in kMk, MaMMti, wwIM mtfSii'Ta^ 0 sithsscft ■W «M M^|MM> •mL LSlp^ta. <*« irtii msr M«t m mmm ZL.i. A tetar aii I etikwrW, M472 words
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Article588 1981-12-04 12 SHARE prices finished carter on broad (mot at the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday after a quiet aad cautious start Trading volume also fell considerably. Afternoon trading saw prices federally dropping further following a slight pick-up in values towards the mid-morning break. The easier start, perhaps,588 words
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Article, Illustration918 1981-12-04 13 JIE MOITH THAT «18 AFTER two months of indifference, the bulls returned in November and chased share prices nearly 20 per cent higher in a complete turnaround of sentiment. This recovery started at the beginning of the month and coincided with a918 words
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199 1981-12-04 13 KAMUNTTNG Tin Dredging has tripled its pre-tax profit for the six months ended Sep 30, 1981 to M 51.064 million, thanks to a hefty boost in ouput of tin concentrates. The company managed to produce 81,730 kg of tin concentrates during this period. This199 words
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313 1981-12-04 13 HTT by lower tin output, Sungei Besi Mines' pre-tax profit plunged to lf$2JS million for the first ttx months ended Sep 30, 1981, against $6.73 million previously. Tin concentrate production dropped sharply by 31 per cent to 410,000 kg (7,100 pfcub) in the313 words
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210 1981-12-04 13 SUPREME Corporation Bhd has been queried by the KLSE on its proposed restructuring of the group's finance division. The KLSE wants to know the basis of arriving at the consideration for transfer of 63,000 shares in Keng Soon Credit to SuEie Leasing at a210 words
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Article389 1981-12-04 13 VAN far Herat LM has informed the SES that The New Zealand South British Group Ltd has aa Interest of MO,000 shares in the company as at Nov 24. This represents 5.79 per cent of Van der Harare iaeued share capital of $143 million, a a a BOTH389 words
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Article520 1981-12-04 13 Carnal Kx lull Data Tetaltar Tetaltar P^M Data Ctaae Payable Mm year Pravtarayear Akma AMOw 2.5ftl Nov 30 Dec 10 Dec 17 2.5* 10ft(a) 7* NYA NYA NYA 7* 4*TE Aywmtae Tta 30% Nov 10 Nov 28 Jan 6 30* 29* 75% Nov If Dec 1 Dec 11520 words
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Article201 1981-12-04 13 Company IMvmmU Males i Particular? Ex Date Books 4 Proponed rights iflut ofStarl H M per dure NTA NTA Boom taeue at 2 (or I Nov X Dec 1 Propowd bonns issue o(l tor 2 NTA 1 NTA fUfbts Iaot o( 1 tar 2 f&.« per share NTA201 words
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Article278 1981-12-04 13 SHARE prices in Tokyo yesterday rose sharply on bargain hunting over a wide front. The market average gained 58.81 to close at 7,624.98 in a trading volume of 320 million shares. The Tokyo stock exchange index rose 5.40 to 580.68. The second market finished slightly higher. y278 words
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Article50 1981-12-04 13 FINANCIAL TIMES Industrials Wednesday 531.0 Tuesday 530.8 Week Ago 528.2 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 882.61 Tuesday 800.22 Week Ago 878.14 H.K.HANG SENG Thursday 1309.82 Wednesday 1430.19 Week Ago 1430.95 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Thursday 740.2 Wednesday 737.0 Week Ago 728.0 ALL ORDINARIE8 Thursday 586.7 Wednesday 503.0 Week Ago 580.050 words
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Article48 1981-12-04 13 DSCM sssr— Pam H a« jm mm M 1 Mi W ♦U Sf-- .Ml i« 3w* OrtaotaJ m Phli Oil him JM uneh pfcltac A g>—« MM uneh Plwmi not MM +U Podco JM and) fcn M»MI A •en Mewl tuo ■«•front MM aneh 0«ga 1«M -148 words
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Article244 1981-12-04 13 HONGKONG STOCKS IN Hongkong yesterday cloned lower on pared losses underpinned by late bargain hunting after failing sharply around midday. Trading was quiet with most traders adopting a wait and see attitude now in the absence of fresh incentives. The Hang Seng index closed off ».37 at244 words
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Article202 1981-12-04 13 LITTLE activity among situation stocks and a lack of positive fundamental factors underscored yesterday's quiet trading on the Sydney market. The All-Ordinaries index added 2.6 points to 595.6 by the close. Trading in all sections was mixed and light. Herald shares rose five cents to A202 words
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Article61 1981-12-04 13 DEC Bkhti Atft fltar* IK Bucko* hat fft •M lul Of AjudlMy* Ltd •arU Juekar s. Chmroonf Thai T- Wtr» XM nr»t Trust su «U Ot Corp Mi unch Of III! Ml IntarnMte at am i RUM TW Ml Tr»Mr B.W Onk Slam Cm •nt city ft ntn IB61 words
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Advertisement348 1981-12-04 13 DESARU MERLIN INN...The Ideal Seaside Setting For \bur Next Conference, Seminar, or Family Vacation. The Bwtan Confemc* Runm. Ifexani boant* mile* of beaut\ful sandy beache*. For f nguirn and Ki r\ationInterhoUl Krsrrvali«>n«< S\nlem Iksaru Merlin Inn K" ft 1"', iH. I I'M ll.v k I" To KuM Lk/rtpur At the348 words
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Article142 1981-12-04 14 Rites Gatkria 414 64 8m Vlaw 685 40 Mir Hide* aso 30 P M HMf a 440 8 P P 200 20 Jack* Iat 276 19 B«U 308 18 Rotkaana BIS 15 M BuUu 780 15 M Brawerlaa 4fi0 14 GiIimm 424 14 Ti»aa Pub 625 10 Falls H142 words
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Article, Illustration147 1981-12-04 14 Rises HLeong Credit 1300 150 DA Phoenix 194 +36 Kamunting 440 36 Raleigh 670 +35 Jacks Intl 300 +22 Rothmans 900 +20 Falls Inch KK 1200 -200 U M Flour 360 -40 Idris Hyd 1250 -40 Pengkaien NST 870 910 -30 -30 OCBC 1260 -30 H Leong Finance147 words
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Article94 1981-12-04 14 AP NEW YORK, Thurs. Stock prices opened mostly lower today, continuing yesterday's decline. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks was off 3.33 points at 879.28 after 30 minutes of trading. Losers outnumbered gainers 2 to 1 on the New York Stock Exchange. Much of yesterday'sAP - 94 words
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266 1981-12-04 14 INCHCAPE Berhad has still not given the reason for the suspension in trading of its shares on both the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges. The company had requested a temporary suspension on Nov 16, pending an announcement. To date, there has been266 words
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522 1981-12-04 14 FLORENCE CHONG - Companies Editor: llano Sabnani By FLORENCE CHONG HONGKONG'S Carrian group headed by Malaysian businessman George Tan is close to achieving a three-year old dream to buy into Sydney's lucrative hotel industry. The group has re-entered Sydney's property business by acquiring shares in one522 words
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Article195 1981-12-04 14 PERNAS-Sime Darby (PSD) is unable to confirm if it is the party that will be appointed to take over the Ford dealership relinquished by Weame Brothers Limited covering several areas in Malaysia. Pernas-Sime Darby officials yesterday declined to confirm or deny whether it would be the195 words
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Article729 1981-12-04 14 LONDON, Thurs. Gold shares opened firmer following the overnight rise in the bullion price while others were steady in quiet trading. Gold shares scored gains of up to ISO cents but elsewhere the market was quiet, awaiting a lead from market leaders due to report interim results today.729 words
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Article, Illustration728 1981-12-04 14 W2sm mm^ by HOCK LOCK SIEW THE continuing strong undertone of trading in the stock market and the upward momentum generated so far suggest that we have not seen the best part of the rally yet. There is widespread expectation that there will be a further steepby HOCK LOCK SIEW - 728 words
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Advertisement444 1981-12-04 14 DESERT COLONELS and 2000% GAINS The oil glut Is a temporary illusion. The uncertainties In forecasting when oil prices will ignite again, stretch from the revolutionary dreams of some now anonymous "Desert Colonels" to the visions of a scientist In photovoltaic technology. A major conflagration In the Middle East appears444 words
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Advertisement101 1981-12-04 14 LA IGU,I£C I'iON >_i "7 THE NEW RENAISSANCE IN WATCHES m Vi k$ m Jr Asr^as, 1 .tlaK r WS«?SV'A v>*"! 53jJi -t LM.; 7 "F« IMJJMtL -%*-r> MOianmift I f«^18::' t* u.*- —r rr til fc**«.*• 4- v #jT V* —-^UNM 1 J- S.y mg I'MIV/FRSAI. C-FMFVL Authorised Dealers101 words
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Miscellaneous55 1981-12-04 14 OUTLOOK for Singapore from 6am to Ipm today: Partly cloudy. Herat for 24 knn prter fo 7J9 pm Dee Sit the aupert: Maximum temperature 32.0 Associated humidity 62 Minimum temperature 23.3 Associated humidity 96 Hours of sunshine 4.65 Rainfall in millimetres 7.3 Total rainfall for the month 25.5 Total rainy55 words
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159 1981-12-04 15 Reuter Industrial countries control a large portion of the shipping of major commodities rather than the developing countries which produce them. Adib Al-Jadir, shipping director for the UN Conference on Trade and Development (Unctad), said an Unctad survey on the transport of ironReuter - 159 words
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Article, Illustration649 1981-12-04 15 JUNE LIM - By JUNE LIM SAMMI Line of South Korea plans to expand its liner services with the introduction of a new monthly service from South-east Asia to the US West Coast. The South Korean line will use log carriers of between 25,000 to 30,000 dwt649 words
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Article101 1981-12-04 15 THE Pegasus Pride, a fully cellular ship of 296 TEUs capacity, is on her 200 th voyage, providing a weekly feeder service between Singapore and Bangkok for major long haul operators such as Trio, Med Club, Ace and Anro. The vessel left Singapore on Dec 2 and is101 words
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Article124 1981-12-04 15 A NEW South Wales state government demand from the Maritime Services Board (MSB) for an A|lo million contribution will mean a steep rise in port charges from Jan L MSB has told industry groups using the state's ports that in addition to the government levy there124 words
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Article72 1981-12-04 15 Reuter THE Australian and New Zealand Eastern Shipping Conference (Anzesc) said it will raise shipment rates from Australia to Hongkong, Taiwan and the Philippines by 4 per cent effective January 1. It said a negative currency adjustment factor (CAF) of 1.08 per cent will be merged intoReuter - 72 words
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Article51 1981-12-04 15 Reuter SOOTH Koreas Hyundai Corp has signed a US$lOO million contract to build four 38,000-tonne bulk carriers for South India Shipping Corp Ltd Hyundai officials said. The ships, to be built by Hyundai Corp's sister firm, Hyundai Heavy Industries Co Ltd, will be delivered by 1983, they added.Reuter - 51 words
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Article665 1981-12-04 15 SMpftag Uw PM* Cat Acttpehfo Skff AAiattc Coal Aim Atro-Euratfa Alfred CT AUtraa* A*mc Aagtartaa AntMW AM. APL Arab Liar Argcattar A9CL A*H*ekui AttesUsee^ BaTorta* 0 Baltic Baagfcok CM BukUK 1 BBS BmUmt Ben Ocmi BH Aria Liat Btrkart Bk* M Bh» 9ttr CAVN-FMG OCKI Orrtoaapf CMaa665 words
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Article429 1981-12-04 16 arrivals KEPPEL WHARYKS Builder (0700) 22 Dong Kwang (after Kyoten Maru Success) J6 27 Kwangchow (0400 after Nile U) 44 Manoloeverett (0600 after Barber Perseus) 46 Mendoia (1400 after Kota Singa A Kellett Island) 10 11 P»lm Sea Horse (Tanker) (after <PO Subj. gas River Oshun (0600429 words
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Article962 1981-12-04 16 Av^f?y i ?!9iSE, EXP0RT rcL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO AT CONTAINER TERMINAL Vessel's Name Voy No. Estimated Time of Arrival Shipping Lines Gdn Mode of Operatn Date Time Frankfurt Express03/514 Benattow 40/9 Ye Lan 93-03E S. Accord 108B Cornelia Maersk 8110 Maersk Rando 49B/50B Holsatlc 9EB Asian Princess962 words
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Article1604 1981-12-04 16 CHERTERING was (airly quiet on Wednesday in all sectora of the freight market, with rates showing small irregular movements where changed, brokers said. Fairly steady rates were seen for grain business from the US Gulf with Chinese operators securing a 36,000 tonner at U5530.75 compared with previous business1,604 words
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Article383 1981-12-04 17 jIRATES who attack ships olt Sandakan may soon find their targets harder to reach when the Sabah Marine Department opens a Hjw sea lane for ships approaching Sandakan. passing west to' east or vice versa off northern Sabah. 4 It plans to install seven beacons between Langkayan383 words
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Article506 1981-12-04 17 THERE has been considerable activity in the liner market. In the timecharter market trading is limited. Indication of charter rates for a 15,000 tweendecker for cement from South Korea to India is at U553,300 daily however coal shippers are paying for a similar vessel 15,000 daily for a506 words
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554 1981-12-04 17 INADEQUATE sea charts which cover only 30 per cent of the ocean surface are putting shipping at risk, a top hydrographer claimed. While acknowledging that hydrographic surveying is an expensive and laborious activity, Commodore A H Cooper, president of the UK Hydrographic554 words
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Article393 1981-12-04 22 AARHUS N. Delft, ScanDutcht Dec 8. N. Hoorn, ScanDutcht Dec 15. ABIDJAN Gold Varda, Gold Star Dec 13. Oriental Express, OOCL Dec 22. ABU DHABI Himachal Pradesh, SCI Dec 7/B<PK/PN). Jebel All, UASC, Dec 12. P. Roosevelt, APL, Dec 22 ACAJUTLA N. Nassau, Nedlloyd. Dec 6 ADELAIDE Framer393 words
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Advertisement200 1981-12-04 15 Scan Dutch V Fast and Regular Service To/From N.C./SCAN/W.MED./U.K. Singapore Tel *****89 Port Kelang. Tel *****1 Kuata Lumpur Tel ***** Penang Tel *****6 Orient Overseas ConicuMeA. Line niir contakrsed service to i& fi 3 m FUUT CONTMNERSED SERVICE FROM 13/1 14/1 26/1 27/1 21/1 22/1 27/1 26/1 7/12 17/12 15/12200 words
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Advertisement295 1981-12-04 15 SEALORDO UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO SAG* M V. i EXPRESS MULTI-PURPOSE SERVICES S>trt Loading tor Dammam (3/1) Dammam (8/1), Kuwait (11/1), Shuaiba (14/1), Doha (17/1). Abu Dhatx (20/1), Dubai (23/1) Kuwait (15/1). Shuaiba (18/1), Dammam (21/1). Doha (24/1), Bahrain (27/1). Abu Dhabi (30/1), Dubai (2/2). FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE BM2AN295 words
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Advertisement446 1981-12-04 15 Regular Liner Services To/From All Parts of the World. Smgopore Tet *****89 Port Ketone Tel *****1 Kuota Lumpur Tel ***** Pen^£3Ml76 MAERSK LINE EXPORT FULL CONTAINER SERVICES I TO: VS. PACIFIC, QULF, ATLANTIC, EABT CANADA. ABIAN PORTS j i -i fc.il 5-5/12 12-13/12 19-9/12 21-27/12 2-3/1 HO/1 11-17/1 1/12 29/446 words
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Advertisement960 1981-12-04 16 MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING COPPN. BEPh WISMA MISC, N0.2, JALAN CONLAY, P.O. BOX 371, KUALA LUMPUR o^o9, MALAYSIA. TEL *****8 TELEX: MA *****, *****, ***** ***** CtatMnr Stwirt Feeder *f Mm* 8 DAHLIA h Port 6 OAttM 8 PENAGA 8 DAHLIA CONTAINER SERVICE 1) Barcelona. Genoa. 2) Amsterdam. Antwerp, t Havre.960 words
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Advertisement591 1981-12-04 17 The Straits Steamship Group occ Overseas Containers Limited STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Satoah, Sarawak, Brunai Porta and Bangkok CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE TO UK CONTINENT Ctaf« IM »/U 31/12 30/12 K/l 02/1 M/l M/l 11/1 «n> •1/1 21/12 M/l 12/1 13/1 20/1 27/1 23/1 5/3 •7/2 La Mean IU •3/1 27/12 M/l591 words
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Advertisement625 1981-12-04 19 KORINS MARITIME SERVICES S Room 60 T ICB Building. Shenton Way Singapore Tel *****22 *****67 P Kelang Tel *****4/*****5 MIDDLE EAST/RED SEA/EUROPE SERVICES DANAOS A VESSEL A VESSEL BUNGA VANDA. P Kelang Loa<finf For: Jeddah/Berga Damnum/Kuwait/Bahrain Bandar Abbas/B. Khomeni Bandar Abbas/B. Khomtni [3 \Hyundae Shipping Co. Lid. ASIA MERCHANT MARINh625 words
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Advertisement546 1981-12-04 19 f INTRASEA (PTE) LTD. Suite 2616 International Pla/a Ansi Singapore 0207 Tel 224b6ii <10 1 VOAAMAUn BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK FULL CONTAINER WEST BOUND SERVICE FALCON «U| MSSumml/ITMBM/ »—t m.ii 1 ANANGEL MGHT *6119 2 lan ni»wJi,,V,^i, i i > A C#nUißm to B^"t/Tri P -,/L,tjto/T rtaß FULL CONTAINER EAST546 words
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Advertisement885 1981-12-04 20 PIL GROUP FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO COLOMBO. HODEIDAH. JEDDAH AQABA (Reefer Cntrs Acceptable) vessel KOTA SAHABAT KOTA SAHABAT ,i'Jraf M'A Llmm 7-6/1 11-12/2 18-19/3 Accepting LCL Cargo to Colombo, Aqaba and Hodaidah S.E.A. Container Feeder Service SINGAPORE/PT KELANG/BANGKOK/HONGKONG/MANILA ACCEPTING LCL/FCL/REEFER CONTAINERS VESSEL irrr TT J PT.KELANG 3S/4N 565/57N 58S/59N 2-4/12885 words
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Advertisement681 1981-12-04 21 t FAR FAST/EUROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE a TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): HK CONTAINER 2IW+ A CONCORD 2W C PAUL Z9H C ROZE 27W SS MCE 34* MERCATOR 25 II K CHANCE SW o* ACf Consartiufl »vvvpuin woigu IV/ Hum O^tfllUllldVld +HK CONTAINER S'pore Closing Times. Fa Cargo 0400 6/12 La681 words
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Miscellaneous158 1981-12-04 22 IfIMM Regional Weather 4 i a m A < i m 3* Si SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND BEA CONDITIONS AT 7JO A.M. THIS MORNMQ LEGEND: R Thunderstorm Temperature °C ><\ V Shower Weather Wind direction with speed in knots •Rain (J- Cloudy Sky w v height SvtaM winds m« Indented by158 words
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