The Business Times, 1 April 1982
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Title Section10 1982-04-01 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 93/1/82 THURSDAY, APRIL 1,11» 60 CENTS10 words
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440 1982-04-01 1 BERNADETTE CHOOI - By BERNADETTE CHOOI THE National University of Singapore (NUS) and the Nanyang Technological Institute (NTT) will raise die salaries of its academic, administrative and professions! 'library staff from today. The move Is in line with pay increases announced recently for the administrative440 words
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Article210 1982-04-01 1 THE new collective agreement between Shell ruiijuiiin in »«ig«|w and the United Workers of Petroleum Industry (UWPI) contains several new features and Improvements over previous agreements. About 1,740 employees will benefit from the threeyear pact which takes effect from the beginning of this year. timmi increments ranging210 words
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486 1982-04-01 1 SOH TIANG KENG - By SOH TIANG KENG SINGAPORE'S external trade •oared by 21.4 per cent to 18.29 billion In February, a dramatic turnaround (ram January when trade plunged by nearly 10 per cent, according to figure* released by the Department of Statistics. This brings the nation's486 words
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504 1982-04-01 1 MANO SABNANI - By MANO SABNANI NEPTUNE Orient linn, the government-becked shipping group, has unveiled the best profit figures in its 13-year history. But all indications are that the company's management will be hard put to even maintain the same level of profitability in the current504 words
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142 1982-04-01 1 AOBHAIIAN borrowers Ky^ssSSlJ? trlelty Cemmissiea of lid"! oK*> a** signed a tanwrav h> Tve days age, Aastrala's tftth largest eaMe r i sig i ay, laadaberg Bagar SrpTTea», theagh the exeat«apt IsjShki ■22r < teVSL±I SXtliJrTEv ■a hsewwsdlhe e£*alal dto TSjh» Or Usw142 words
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BRIEFLY...
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Article79 1982-04-01 1 SINGAPORE Aiillnoi has tanned a $63 "«hm subsidiary Singapore Engine Overhaul Centre (SBOC) to repair, overhaul and maiiif 1« aircraft mginrs both for itself and for other airUnea. Minister for Trade and Industry Dr Tony Ten opened the centre at Changi yGrt6rd&y. The airline has been undertaking its79 words
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Article65 1982-04-01 1 Reuter BEIJING, Wed. Thirty-five foreign companies have applied to participate in the first round of bidding for the right to exploit China's offshore oil, the China National Offshore Oil Corp (CNOOC) said. Quoted by the New Chins News Ageacy (NCNA), it said letters of notification were sentReuter - 65 words
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Article60 1982-04-01 1 Reuter LUXEMBOURG, Wed. Consumer prices in the EEC showed their lowest rise in 18 months in February, the EEC Statistics Office said. The Consumer Price Index for the 10 EEC countries rose only 0.6 per cent between January and February, slowing the annual inflation rate for February downReuter - 60 words
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Article72 1982-04-01 1 AFP JAKARTA, Wed. Indonesia will be able to supply about half or three million cubic metres of the world market's plywood requirements in 1985, the Indonesian Plywood Producers Association (Apki) has protected. In that year, exports from will have been banned completely, Inderal» will be able to produceAFP - 72 words
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Article72 1982-04-01 1 Reuter BRUSSELS, Wed. Belgium, Luxembourg and Denmark are seeking devaluations of their green currencies to wipe out the negative monetary compensatory amounts now in force in the three countries, diplomats said. The requests for an 8.7 per cent devaluation by Belgium and Luxembourg and 3.2 per cesfcby DenmarkReuter - 72 words
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Article67 1982-04-01 1 Reuter LONDON, Wed. The UK government is imposing a 15 per cent value-added tax on gold coin sales with effect from midnight tonight, the Customs and Excise Department said. The levy was imposed by formally removing the exemption from value-added tax for coins of legal tender. TheReuter - 67 words
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Article69 1982-04-01 1 AFP TOKYO, Wed. Japan's Inflationadjusted personal consumption rose 0.9 per cent in January for the first year-to-year increase since last June except for November, the Prime Minister's Office announced. According to preliminary figures released by the office, January consumption outlays of all households averaged 232,434 yen, upAFP - 69 words
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Article, Illustration527 1982-04-01 1 ASEAN countries wffl be first to benefit from srhrme to build a solar power station 7,500 kilometres above the earth's surface. It could be operational within 15 yours, producing enough power to supply the non4raaaport energy needs of every Asean country. Provisionally527 words
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Advertisement228 1982-04-01 1 Bookshops BOUSTEAD Holdings' group pretax profit fell by nearly a third to M 316.15 million in spite of a 10 per cent improvement in turnover to $178.6 million Page 12 TAT LEE FINANCE has added the sale of international money orders to its range of services Page 2 THE Public228 words
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BANKING AND FINANCE
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Article412 1982-04-01 2 Reuter US SHORT-TERM interest rates as msssured by the tine-month certificate of deposit rate will (all to 10 to 12 psr cent by mid-year, then dWb agaia to IS to 17 pveaaHysartysatnmn. «aid Bsah America mm: "Hit toes the same cyde la OB that troubled theReuter - 412 words
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Article340 1982-04-01 2 UNITED Malayan Banking Corporation (UMBC), the third largest bank in Malaysia, intends to develop and expand three main areas of Its operations. Two of the areas are related to its loan and financing activities while the third area concerns the recrultment and training of Malaysians for banking340 words
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Article140 1982-04-01 2 TAT LEE FINANCE, which is going public, has added the ale of Internatlonsl Money Orders to Its range of services. This makes It the first finance company In Singapore to Introduce the sale of this instrument. The IMO is basically a US denominated demand draft where encashment140 words
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Article27 1982-04-01 2 TB ««J cultural marketing Teeknalegy DevelepaMat Corn. BsS are far 14 yean at UJ psr eeat and win entry a yearty easntaest cent m27 words
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Article62 1982-04-01 2 mSSgllSiSjflSLgetTbaataesatakastHM?" Tto IIHMIhWgI IWMfc CS J^Si PMMwQW it fit hLTtwIW Jw IwpM sMwi «Ota^ttiMkmvßiMKtfidrMlMripyia beaks Mi eievea mm (aataal flniMMi savtags) baaka wffl alaa start sefilag geM ta Ike gaftMtaas require baaka t> Bndt tMr geld ariafctry eOetals mU beaks will be baaaed treat taaperttag asM, exeeat62 words
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Article242 1982-04-01 2 Reuter PEPSICO Capital Resources, a wholly owned subsidiary of Pepaico Inc, has Bled with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for aa offering of US$B5O million of sero-coupoo serial debentures due ISH through Kl2. The issue will be underwritten by First Boston Cotp. THE Inter-American DevelopmentReuter - 242 words
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Article301 1982-04-01 2 WEST GERMANY'S three biggest banks, each owed large sums by Poland, said that higher operating profits last year will not be passed on to shareholders because of a need to provide for risky debts. They said they were building up special reserves to cover bad debts, and much301 words
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Article385 1982-04-01 2 NYT CHASE Manhattan is planning to establish a new subsidiary for its investment banking activities thst would be comparable in size to Bache Halaey Stuart Shields and Co, one of the 10 ficurittti roinpniifi in the US. Under the plan. Chase will merge all its securities tradingNYT - 385 words
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MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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Article21 1982-04-01 2 THE average rale at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to load to their host customers is 10 per21 words
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Article132 1982-04-01 2 ASIAN RATES ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Mar SI: ng n,j,,.rg—«i OsUlM IS* IftH 1 month 1S4/14 1S1AC Imonttaa 144/14 IS 7/10 iBaaUM Ul/M 147/1# Imoottu 15* 15* 4 months 1*7/14 14S/1S IS month! IS 7/14 14 8/14 Dw SwJn. 1 month (MM* Mm) 4* 4%132 words
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Article39 1982-04-01 2 RANGE ai prk sas tflnd by dlsOwnfcta: «W% Call depart*: J* to 3Vt% SSti MN 5-month Tr—rery btlU IH J-monUi Bank Mils 7/16 9&/16 3 months CD 89/16 SI/16 6 months CD 111/19 »11/16 Source: National Discount Co39 words
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Article71 1982-04-01 2 THE dollar In London yesterday opened sharply higher against all major currencies, underpinned by a steep drop la the yen, dealers However, the US unit fell from its early highs after the first half hour at trading Opening quotes yesterday: US 1.T7T0/» Can 2.105/50 Crass -1.2298 301 D Mk71 words
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Article43 1982-04-01 2 THE Monetary Authority of Singapore has invited banks and discount houses to tender for a total at $140 million 91-day Treasury bills to be issued from April 5 to April 8. Each tender must not be for less than $250,000.43 words
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Article450 1982-04-01 2 THE US dollar closed stiuugei against major currencies on the foreign exchange market yesterday. Against the local currency, the US doDar opened at 1.1300/15. Trading was very active throughout the day, especially in the afternoon. The rate hit a high of 2.IMS/ 55 then but eased slightly to450 words
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Article296 1982-04-01 2 SINGAPORE gold futures yesterday closed sharply lower compared with overnight levels after fluctuating marginally throughout in moderately active trading. Prices were marked down between US$6.5O and $750 an ounce at the outset following the metal's decline in New York on Tuesday night. The market recovered slightly during the morning's296 words
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Article145 1982-04-01 2 THE US doOar in Hongkong yesterday conthmad firm, rising to MBJO/MO.lO yen la late trading, after the Japeneee unit Ml to ML3O to the dollar In Tokyo, dealers said. Nervous short covering dne Is pushed the deOar Aarply higher despite Bank of Japan intervention In Tokyo. la early trading145 words
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Article124 1982-04-01 2 THE dollar for overnight delivery in Tokyo yesterday closed sharply higher at 248.30 yen in active tradb«, despite eontisnsd strong Bank of Japan yen support intervention, denlets said. Then was a sharp afternoon rise as the yen was sold after Bank of Japan Governor Haroo llaekawa told a parliamentary124 words
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Article35 1982-04-01 2 TM Ma New Tot 1MB TJBB t m 7JSS Zurich TJBB 7.1S6 7.B8 WM TM fcPli uri 7.MB 7JSB 7.MS 7.BB Oo*fprtoB I ta US < oll«i a troy mm. Source: Credit Suisse, S'pore.35 words
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Advertisement189 1982-04-01 2 i w K v y jfi-* Wk s V* .-V»W y! X. I-' l:.. > r pp* f :.<• 830 a.m. Now you can fly Thai to Bangkok on any of our three super flights. One leaves at 8.30 am., the first daily flight to Thailand. You'll reach Bangkok after189 words
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TRADE AND INDUSTRY
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295 1982-04-01 3 MTU Singapore has spent 16 million on its new facilities in Jurong to improve after sales service for MTU diesel engines In South-east Asia, East Asia and Australia. Total investment now stands at more than 98 million and is expected to increase to295 words
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267 1982-04-01 3 THE National Productivity Board is organising a semi- nar and workshop later this month to help Stagapore executives understand the Japanese approach of promoting higher productivity through harmonious labour-managementrela-tions Mr Wee Yue Chew, man- ager of NPB's labour-man-t agement relations unit, said the267 words
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207 1982-04-01 3 EMPLOYERS of foreign workers on part-month employment during their first and last month of employment need not pay a flat minimum monthly levy of »50. Instead the minimum levy will be calculated at $5 per day. TMs was one of the points made by207 words
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Article, Illustration129 1982-04-01 3 AN IMPRESSION by Bmtmem Time* arttot Allaa Chaa ef the eelar pewer •tatlea wUeh cmM revntotleatoe ear Hvea wtthto the wzt M yean. The Ulaetrattoa, wUeh la ant to acale tor •bvtoaa reaaaae, ehewa haw the aew tunhalaan referred to n pace tae129 words
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332 1982-04-01 3 TRIMEX Engineering, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Chan Ho Engineering, has taken over the fluorescent lighting operation of Electrical Manufacturers of Singapore. EMS is a subsidiary of General Electric Co of Singapore. It started manufacturing In Singapore under the name Electrical Manufacturers of Malaysia332 words
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247 1982-04-01 3 NINE out of 10 adults in Singapore visit the cinema, according to a recent survey by Cathay Organisation. The survey was conducted Independently by a market research company, Frank Small and Associates. Frequent visitors, defined as visiting the cinema at least once247 words
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173 1982-04-01 3 AN 18-MEMBER timber trade mission from Singapore is visiting Sri Lanka to explore further export opportunities before proceeding to Burma where it hopes to secure hardwood supplies. The group left Singapore on Tuesday and Is due to return on April 8. It will spend173 words
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331 1982-04-01 3 THE Singapore Bus Service win continue to *use the diesel engine bus as kx« as there is no proven alternative that will enable it to reduce its cost and improve its efficiency. The company said this yesterday in resfmse to recent public331 words
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349 1982-04-01 3 RICHARD SEAH - By RICHARD SEAH THE Public Utilities Bout) is increasing the fuel storage capacity of its Jurong power station by more than SO per cent as part of its plan to switch to heavier fuels for generating electricity. It requires to store a large349 words
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Article, Illustration124 1982-04-01 3 APPLIED Ftlnnfj Pte Ltd has appointed Eher Tdh Ua as general manager and chief executive. lir Khar, who wae *iiprepair nuuer at Voaxr Gill, wfll lead AppEd KUhMriai'i expansion progranune as the rwapaay moves to Ha Me at North- era Tuas Baata at the end of this124 words
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Article223 1982-04-01 3 THE Departmsnt of Trade a series of train Stognpore companies in export promotion The first is a semiaar the importance of packaging as a auuknUng lash sail ill at present, lew local computes place sufflyis* emphasis sa packaging. The five-day snfear, starting on June223 words
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Advertisement157 1982-04-01 3 I r Vv Kk*. J 4 I •V V^r y i »"U ■c_* v TEKNISKIL takes on any job. Installing new equipment? Looking for a replacement for your sick engineer? Need sound advice for your new project? Upgrading your company's technology? Tekniskil is right at your service to do all157 words
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Advertisement190 1982-04-01 3 Hoechst researchso that thev may know our bright, colourful world. Reading and learning from books, newspapers and magazines is so much more fun when they are presented in colour. Hoechst researchers have contributed decisively towards making them interesting and attractive. Here in Singapore, Hoechst have been supplying colour pigments for190 words
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Article, Illustration1292 1982-04-01 4 TSANG SAU YIN - By TSANG SAU YIN A SINGAPORE lawyer who wm tired of "lawyering", two Arabs with money to burn and one unassuming Malaysian holding permanent residency here and with years of experience in electronics, have pooled their resources and diverse talents to develop one of the1,292 words
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772 1982-04-01 4 JOHN TAGLIABUE - By JOHN TAGLIABUE NYT ANDREAS STIHL, founder of die world's largest chain ssw manufacturer, did not want Us daughter to go into the family business Like most German men of his generation, Stihl looked askance at women in business That was In 1989.NYT - 772 words
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Advertisement104 1982-04-01 5 I* t t Philippine Airlines announces their first-ever daily direct service to Tokyo via Manila. From April 2nd, you can take off to all the beauty and excitement of Japan on our comfortable wide-bodied airbus, which leaves Singapore every morning at 0945 hrs. See the latest in-flight movies, dine on104 words
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Article380 1982-04-01 6 AT FIRST SIGHT, the latest trade statistics look like a cause for rejoicing. Total trade in February had increased by 21.4 per cent, a dramatic reversal of the 10 per cent drop the previous month. And although the February trade deficit was more than double the380 words
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Article331 1982-04-01 6 INTEREST RATES will aooa go up, down, up then down, down then up, left, right, or sideways, say the experts. The lack of anything even approaching a among interest ratewatcbers and those who should know, however, is not surprising. For interest rates are influenced by many331 words
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Article1606 1982-04-01 6 MARTIN DICKSON - MORE MODEST THAN DRAMATIC BOOM The most dramatic development of the past two years hss been the decline of exports from Poland and a remarkable, concomitant expansion in supplies from the US. By MARTIN DICKSON FT THE LONG-HERALDED expansion of the internatkmal coal trade is lettingFT - 1,606 words
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Article862 1982-04-01 6 KSIK JOHNSON - FORUM, Wlttl KSIK JOHNSON NYT LENNY REREK says sales at his wholes* it car parts shop were "pretty kmsy" through the first two months M «MM ft > of ISB2. unrommawy, lousy sales were sot the biggest problem. "Receivables are the real problem," he said. "TonNYT - 862 words
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Miscellaneous542 1982-04-01 6 I- 4 d Ji *1 h 1 Would tt give a swuagsi U that NMttki extra? (5 DUespe car— lor an agHc- A 11*. or variety of gundog out East (7) tt Wrt rubbtah! (5) 11 Material do iaa caa provide (5) IS A coat never striped! (5) IS Nat542 words
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Miscellaneous621 1982-04-01 6 Naturalists and their work i 5 aft IMI irf pm«a< SINGAPORE 5 feloapod by 11» Ymrk <MM«) Tin Greetest Mm Hare 0 c M -i t m ma kw tw mn waica rvonrao Loreaz M CaiM Cmn 7JO Start A Stary —OM Winkle And "5 aemcaneiea v; y. A I621 words
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Article816 1982-04-01 7 STEWART FLEMING,DAVID MARSH - By STEWART FLEMING,DAVID MARSH IN THE PLUSH, space age headquarters of the Bundesbank, West Germany's central bank, the third birthday earlier this month of the European Monetary System (EMS) was celebrated in an atmosphere of distinct foreboding heightened by a strong whiff of deja vu. The foreboding arose816 words
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Article, Illustration1593 1982-04-01 7 SAMUEL BRITTAN - By SAMUEL BRITTAN FT ONE WAY or another, US interest rates are going to come down. Prime lending rates of 16 per cent plus make no sense against an American inflation rate now probably down to 6 per cent. Real US interest ratesFT - 1,593 words
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Article, Illustration1236 1982-04-01 7 N R KLEINFIELD - ATT'» three million •hare holders have been watching their stocks very carefully. N R KLEINFIELD has a chat with some of them. N R KLEINFIELD NYT FLUSH with some inherited money, Ruth Spencer put some of it into American Telephone and Telegraph stock soonNYT - 1,236 words
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Advertisement184 1982-04-01 7 BUSINESS COMPUTER Control your business wtfi the desk-top micro leatunng the best of today's hardware and software technology. Ideal in the medium sized business when using application packages tor Management Reports. Budgets and Analysis. Word processing. Stock Control. Invoicing. Accounts Receivable. Accounts Payable, Payroi. Personnel Records and General Ledger. Prewritten184 words
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Advertisement348 1982-04-01 8 TT-i H I I Destination AFRICA Algeria Angola Ascension Benin Botswana Burundi Cameroon Cape Verde Central African Rep Chad Comoros Congo Djibouti Egypt Ethiopia French Guiana Gabon Gambia Ghana Guinea Guinea Bissau Ivory Coast Kenya Lesotho Liberia Libya Madagascar Malawi Mali Mauritania Mauritius Morocco Mozambique Namibia Niger Nigeria Reunion Rwanda348 words
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Advertisement1059 1982-04-01 9 MY, WECUT THE RATES OF £PHONE AND TELEX CALLS TO ASIA I iril, international telephone call rates come lown by up to 20%. And telex, by up to 33% ss the board to the whole world, to know that when everything else is elecoms rates have actually come down! are1,059 words
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OVERSEAS
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Article370 1982-04-01 10 MORE than $500 million is lost annually worldwide through maritime fraud. The actual figures could be considerably more since a large number of fraud cases went unreported. Apart from the monetary losses suffered by the victims and their insurers, the problems posed by such criminal370 words
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205 1982-04-01 10 AFP OPERATORS of outbound tours in Hongkong expect a 15 to 30 per cent fall in business uus year, wmcn is likely to affect revenues from all destinations in South-east Asia. Air fares to South-east Asian countries have been on the increase since earlyAFP - 205 words
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Article348 1982-04-01 10 UPI A CONSULTANT to the US Defence Department says the Opec oil cartel will disappear this decade at new producers flood the market with an additional seven million barrels a day of crude oil and gain control of pricing. Dr Lawrence Goldmuntz, president of andUPI - 348 words
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Article256 1982-04-01 10 AFP THE world economic recension, which was deeper than expected, affected the Malaysian economy last year. Growth of the real gross domestic product fell to 6.5 per cent in 1381 compared with 8 per cent in 1980, and an average of 8.6 per cent in theAFP - 256 words
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143 1982-04-01 10 Reuter BTE NATION ALE Bf-Afuft-talae la experiencing 4MBcaHtHlilMlM pvtkuen far the «<1 tt pwfcm la Africa, pnrilealnriy Nigeria. A ipikMaaa far the eempaay satf Bl teKlar tisEBSSS far It EV-AfaMaftas dees aat kaj d bw Nigeria, hat fea IttTl hay «U hReuter - 143 words
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313 1982-04-01 10 Reuter THE JAPANESE diet has formally approved a bill to reduce tariffs on 1,03 products from today, two jrears ahead of schedule. The legislation alao calls for reductions in tariffs on three seperate products whisky, semi-conductors and bananas alao from today which is theReuter - 313 words
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341 1982-04-01 10 UPI AMERICANS still holding railroad bonds issued by the Chinese government la Ml could be la for a dare of U5943.7 million, but the appears ready tar a fight US district Judge U W demon, discussing a suit filed more than two yearsUPI - 341 words
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385 1982-04-01 10 NYT MALCOLM STAMPER, president of the Boeing Company, said on Monday the company was taking very seriously a threat by United Airlines to cancel orders for V Boeing 787 jet airliners. United said it would cancel the orders if Congress modified the law onNYT - 385 words
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WORLD IN BRIEF
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Article371 1982-04-01 10 Agencies IRAN claimed on Tuesday to have destroyed Iraq's Fourth Army, which Baghdad said it was ordering to withdraw from the Gulf War battlefront. An Iranian Armed Farces communique, broadcast by Teheran Radio, said an Iranian offensive launched eight days ago west of the towns of Dezful andAgencies - 371 words
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458 1982-04-01 10 UPI THE United States aad China were locked onto a collision course over Taiwan military sales on Wednesday and Western diplomats said a downgrading of relations appeared inevitable. US offlrisls said on Tuesday in Washington the Rengan Administration was pressing ahead with a US$6OUPI - 458 words
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320 1982-04-01 10 UPI CHINA released a hunt of optimistic economic statintics on Tuesday apparent!? to demonstrate that China would not be hurt by a downgrading of Sino-Ameri-can diplomatic relations The official Xbtbaa news agency released five different economic stories at the same time that the official mediaUPI - 320 words
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Article752 1982-04-01 10 ARRIVALS SorriM Local Operator Nlabor Tteo Fim PAA PAW «1« JTC/SFO/HKC MAS MH0B1 0MB KUL SU SQ41 OTO MAA SU 3Q1W MB KUL MAS MMU 0MB PEN MAS MHR1 0M KUL RBA BMU Ml BWN MAS MH051 Ml KUL MAS MHM 1011 KCH mm MO HLP M0752 words
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446 1982-04-01 11 AP A BILL has been introduced in the US Senate to Impose a local-content ruling on foreign cars selling beyond a m m n i« omum limit. Senator Wendell Ford, chief sponsor of the legislation, said the bill would Impose domestic productionAP - 446 words
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324 1982-04-01 11 Reuter BRITAIN has proposed a two-year moratorium on new nlr routes over the North Atlantic where airline* are suffering big The Trade Department Mid it has told American air authorities at a meeting being held in Loodon this week that it wants to haltReuter - 324 words
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179 1982-04-01 11 Reuter BRITIBH Aerospace, the state-earned aircraft manufactnrer, wfll Joia the Baropsan Airbus A3» project to bufld a new ISfrasat airliner. The UK government baa agreed to provide finsnrtol aid tar the coaapaay to Join the project but the amount had yet to be decided,Reuter - 179 words
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127 1982-04-01 11 new and another alga that Depart■MM? 5» ili'% or have any hard svMeuet that It to ahsat is ha ever." tot slthsagh he stU exE&rrtE ahsat the adverse tanpaet ef esatfaasd high Interest hast™ *s to' the I "todM^j^rtMsTd^ umt leawCiJtar DmsbT127 words
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409 1982-04-01 11 AP THE ARAB oil producing countries are estimated to hove US$4O6 bQllon in Investments outride the Arab area and the figure la expected to riae to $ttO bdUoo UK, delegate» at a major uariwem* on Arab inveetmenta In Taief, Saudi Arabia, were told onAP - 409 words
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345 1982-04-01 11 AP THE richest people la the world are the Kuwaitis, according to a World Beak survey. The average anaual income of a Kuwaiti hi IST», the la teat year for which thsre are comparable figurea, waa USQOJH aearljr twice as much aa theAP - 345 words
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Article, Illustration557 1982-04-01 11 NYT US TREASURY Secretary Donald Regan, in another scaling down of the administration's economic forecast for recovery, said on Tuesday that both the second quarter and the second half of the year would be weaker than predicted Just two months ago. In predictionsNYT - 557 words
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413 1982-04-01 11 NYT THE Republican-dominated Senate Budget Committee on Tuesday overwhelmingly rejected President Reagan's economic forecast as overly optimistic, and began drafting its own fiscal 1983 budget. The committee voted 16 to one to adopt the more pessimistic economic (orecast of the Congressional Budget Office,NYT - 413 words
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Advertisement146 1982-04-01 11 Investment opportunity up t0200% return on capital invested in 18 months Investment freehold apartment building to be completed by 1984, within luxurious international resort which will include casino, 18-hole golf course, country club, marina and international hotel. *No property tax, capital gains tax or income tax. 'Optional guaranteed leaseback/rental return146 words
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EUROPEAN MARKETS
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Article173 1982-04-01 12 COR Air-Liquid* BRILLS 4M B 8 M OOTTtis DklKXM 1*6 C S F (Thomson Cat) J in -1.4 rtmnctort Coi&DKrvtc OtMrik Cradlt roocMf uncb HiclMtlt (UbnJrte) Miftilnii tbiii at •4 -CI PmrtbM PmUbq ciclno Kuhlnann n^i 1 (HT OM ITT r» 1.1 Rhom-Pouiaoe* Roj*l Dutch SA MO uncb Sum173 words
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Article184 1982-04-01 12 MA» Da Aaf-TrtafunJun OJO -O Akao MM *M AU* Laban imM All» Van mm fit .1 BAar ***** +11 B*J HT «teak SUM -I ■w vuaak aui >W 1KM iU uc zuw MW ***** -*S Cuatlk MkJO -U Cham Varw »11» -U CJoaoanfeul IM ConU Oummi 51M -Ol Dilol«-Btni184 words
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Article150 1982-04-01 12 MAR m 1 Action* B jImh Prmaei tBH •1 JUuhUm SL 57S xu ft Brown Boaari Br. pm» Oatgy Br 1110 UB J mi. OatC7 P C 41 Clba Oaicj Bag. Credit SuiaM Br VM M 1* JSC -10 -J 3 OMtfi Flachar Br Otobua Pe Mt am unch150 words
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Article142 1982-04-01 12 MAR 30 ARM u MOO -OS n.40 -1.4 Akao 30 JO 01 *M1V uc -1 Anfia T0J0 -Oil Aauotak *10 03 £T mm -OS Bote BorauniJ •0J0 Ml 10 00 ♦11 OMlH 43-90 33.10 -IS -11 -IS -IS unrh Cthf OaUt Ml Mil tllOO «3J0 110J0 Pokkar an -is142 words
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Article92 1982-04-01 12 MAR M Un ♦A Bel W IM M Ont Good ma rw 0«fM lilil IM li 5 I i*flt IT# 13 IM It 11* Ota Mi ■a in p rt» -m lnvw tlale IUlc Lap* u Ul CM Mi MIC -M -Mi It •m Mad) MUai M AM Orfl92 words
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Article105 1982-04-01 12 w 3^B5h >» <§ Das Tmt uocb -M LI* uneti :i;J;ras WH aach 1MB MB B« Mad Bajr Kin Ian on B laeo l«H l» IM Lnt ri®» Pip# Int (7ta InU metal KMT Mi IIMT P »«H MM uscti 1% unci) BS&EWrr lie HoM m ucch DH limn»105 words
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Article206 1982-04-01 12 MAR Rand INDUSTRIALS A Alpha m each Ahtnoa m ♦> AR And CI m *U Atac a» *m Bartow* «i 4U Of Sugar IflM uncb CWA Mi uneh Currt» rtnanc* »0 Da bn Ind Mm uneh Mwi m uncb rwgH u «Mb Otenanl OraMmo MM -M HMH m uncb206 words
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Advertisement634 1982-04-01 12 See Page 13 for New York prices and Page 15 for Asian stocks Don't leave home without it. To apply for V here to wine, dine anclentei tain the American Express Card Call: *****33 Ideal for picnics U L l>"t Apadpdmealjbr 38s>9® at the CJMptjmSnadiShop All served with pickle and634 words
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Advertisement156 1982-04-01 12 •J H v m n w C<d<H ftW Oxl«y Riaa/Panang Road, Singapore 0823 Tal: ******1 (20 linaa) ifkbaflujn<M Not Just Another Continental Restaurant Amid splendid Victorian decor, dine on the choicest of meat, fowl and fUb to the accompaniment of live entertainment. Prime Rib of Beef on the Siver Wagon156 words
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Article155 1982-04-01 13 p» Wktjnlwiiy. C Bulk fob IK. 00 ieikra, old <hwn (in sscoad hand dram) fob $108.00 sellers, new dram fob $112.00 sellers. Cipn: Mixed (loose) 1*7.00 buyer*. Pepper: wblte pepper fob Asta NLW $375.00 «ellera, Sarawak white pepper taq fob NLW $$70.00 aellera, Sarawak apedal black pepper fob155 words
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Article142 1982-04-01 13 TARN aad cotton prices were quoted ss follows in Hongkong yesterday. (Is HK dollars, spot ex-go-dvwn) Csttsa ysra: China Blue Phoenix Ms 2,420; Ms 1,0», 40s 3,150 (per bsle at 400 B*). PiUrtsa iaw eeSw: tjhb 5J2, 4F SJO; IMF 5J5; NT raDar gtaasd U$ (per lb). CLOTH ia142 words
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Article290 1982-04-01 13 SINGAPORE: Yesterday's cloaing prices in S$ per kOo, cx-godowni THAI WHITE: 100 par cent first dam (Kangaroo) aew crop LB, 110 per cent second dam LOB; 100 pw cent third dsss LOO, 8 par cent new crop no stock, B-10 per cent no Sack. THAI BROKEN: Assper 0.8, Special290 words
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Article40 1982-04-01 13 THE STRAITS tin price la Pessag yesterday fell six eeots to MfSLft per Idle, to am olaur to ttoflitr prtoe el $21.11 Mi aid hsrvewtog remalaed a dupi isMa| factor. The Pmmc ««W, earttoiMd pretones Iron 21# m40 words
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Article33 1982-04-01 13 Rubbon Mar 81 aSS""" 187.00 oaats (up 100 onto) Malaysia: April: SO&AO eeiiU (ap 1.50 oeati) Tin: M 889.62 par kilo (down 8 coats) Official offoriag: MO tonacs (ap 70 toaaas)33 words
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Article102 1982-04-01 13 Reuter THE International Tin Oonadl, riC, adjourned its meeting on ways to bolster buffer stock measures until today. The councfl has been considering a now propoaal under which producers would contnoute to toe Duller stock the noe smouat of metal that they would be HhhiildlntReuter - 102 words
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Article796 1982-04-01 13 NEW YORK STOCKS THE NEW YORK stock market on Tuesday recovered from its low* in late trading to aid narrowly higher on the day. Analysts attributed the improvement to some bargain hunting and abort covering, but said there appeared to be little conviction behind the rally.796 words
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Article232 1982-04-01 13 RUBBER prions in Singapore jesttrday closed aU|htly higher «Ith April One RSS buyers quoted at 187.00 cents per kflo, up IM csnts from Tuesday's dose. Morning prices were quietly steady oa covering interest sad sons forward Afternoon prtoss gained some ground oa higher London opening advices, covet ing interest,232 words
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Article165 1982-04-01 13 ILA8 prtCM In emU pot kilo jPMtartejr aw (pwtto) lam Mtan hLlUlMiUk kLlUli^l htimiv hLim UK/CMt M.1UA UK/OW UK/CW. M.S&U UK/OW •Ul MUM MUI MMI MUI MUI nui mjM mui nun MJI MJM MJI MUM OUI MUM MUI MUM MTJI MUM MUI MUM MTJI MUI MUI MUI mM165 words
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Article75 1982-04-01 13 NOON MB mi tt/M MAM as us SMS CV 114a jfitnSTlUk) irmrJZHMtk) IMMMM HNHMM »Mrt> MM MM M MMW pSw MM HUM MtM MM M* 1tor ■MD 1TM WM MM MM ML l-*m Ml 1-taa skaor iMi Mlt l-taa ss: fc: palrt) MM MM MM MM pM*>75 words
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Article899 1982-04-01 13 OQPPUs Robusta futures yesterday fialshsd the morning steadier aad between £10 aad £5 a tonne above Tuesday's dose la the aula I in II ■HI I I a traced poeuoos. Spot March was up CM on Its last manh* in good volume after a quiet openDealers said early899 words
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Article109 1982-04-01 13 THE Kuala Lumpur crude palm oil market yesterday cloaed mixed in quiet trading, dealers said. In April, south dropped M$2JO and central gained $5 respectively to $936 a tonne. In May, south and central were unchanged at 1925 and f9P2 respectively. The refined market saw nearby covering with109 words
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Article193 1982-04-01 13 SOYBEAN future ta CMcatoo Tueeday retreated to ckae down V« cent a bushel in old crop to up as much as one cent In new crop. Trader» said locals were caught long late and liquidation met a vacuum of buying interest, (hupping nenr1£ "d clipping gains In back mouths.193 words
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Article105 1982-04-01 13 WHEAT Mm ti Chicago am Toaeday ctaaddawo IV* while ate iwMmi posted m to tt US cant galm. Traders aid locak vcrc loaf to afternoon trade with tittle buying internet uader the marked aad dropped pricaa off day's called Tuaaday's bar a toWW realignment, aiace December cloaed above o(tor105 words
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491 1982-04-01 13 AFP PRIMARY Industries MMgy Pifn*r Paul Leong men Malaysia would to supply the world with various major raw materials and primary commoditiooHe aaid Malaysia would atrive towarda greater local pm seeing and developing resource-based Towards this end, he aaid Malaysia welcomed both local andAFP - 491 words
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Article385 1982-04-01 13 AP THE INTERNATIONAL Wheat Council, while oatlmattog the IMI «arid wheat crop unchanged at a record 457 million toonae, aaid on Monday that carryover atocka at the end of the crop year will be higher. The eoondTa March marketing report aaid carryover wheet atocka to the (NAP - 385 words
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Advertisement26 1982-04-01 13 restaurant Try our sumptuous delicacies from the Hunan Province. Pmovglfd uddWoft#! n** car park now ready for use Oncdfelnn 214 Dunearn Road. Singapore 1129 Tat *****49,*****2226 words
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Advertisement75 1982-04-01 13 m it tit* s o \v nt A I /////< The romantic Rhine valley of Germany. Renowned for its river, mist-shrouded castles and terraced vineyards. Renowned also, among those who know, for its rich'and varied cuisine. We present specialities from the Valley of the Rhine. A culinary cruise in the75 words
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1387 1982-04-01 14 BID and offer prices nffirtaiiy bated and k inlw ia and reported to the Stock Exchaage of Singapore yesterday, with the number at shares traded showa in brackets ia lots of 1,000 units, unless otherwise ipfdflfd. SECTION ONK INDUSTRIAL ft COMMERCIAL Acta1,387 words
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Article2795 1982-04-01 14 1M1/1M* Hi«k Low Cetapaay La at Sale erGr*a DW DW C»r Gr*e Net P/E Vol COOO) Day High Lew 8BCTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 404 115 360 312 420 200 470 ssr 075 430 247 115 130 150 200 15 300 100 323 231 Ac ma Alcorn Allied2,795 words
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Article1368 1982-04-01 14 BID aad after prices officially listed aad busteeas la aad reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number at shares traded rtkown In brackets in lota of um units, unless othervise specified ItentUß Lte) (D LB A Ckas (LMB US) AMB(SBBLM) Bats (LM) mm1,368 words
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Article160 1982-04-01 14 CITY DcfeUpaiati IMM: BGkf la be held at 24th Floor, Hoag Leong BuOdtng, 16 Raffle* Quay, Singapore 0104 on April 8 at 11 30 am. MttfuiSei'uM AGC tobTbeld at No*31 Shipyard Road, Juroag Town, ansapore SB on April 5 at 1330 bra following the BGM. a Cgwllii held160 words
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395 1982-04-01 14 WIDESPREAD pMftlahha to too iMt half tear of tradlag wiped oat mm of toe Pto aoit dartog to® day at toe SapoNe atoeh avPrtm ifOMi flnaad to toe mtob agato wtto ae-2S-72LS."'' 4 These toetoded Pm-D, §«laager Pmm9m aad ■aw Par. At too bIUm eaee,395 words
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Article572 1982-04-01 14 STOCKS finished mixed to siightly higher OB the Kuala Lumpur Stock Enrhnnge yesterday as the early rally faded la after boob trading. Opening prices were slightly higher and food allround support was noticeable during the entire morning session. Nuineroue coun* tern, la tact, advanced572 words
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895 1982-04-01 15 ■irket Talk... CRACKS are beginning to appear in the solid wall of high US and European interest rates, says London stockbrokers, James Capel A Co in its latest Far East investment review. As a result, the real returns offered to depositors are now being895 words
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65 1982-04-01 15 has acquired the entire issued share capital of Whitehall Ltd for HK$75 union The acquisition will be by the issue to Whitehall shareholders of 30 million new $1 nominal shares at $230 each. Whitehall is engaged in the business of deposit taking, lending65 words
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Article29 1982-04-01 15 has announced an Interim dividend of six cents (same) and special cash bonus of 50 cents. Books will be closed between April 19 and 28.29 words
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122 1982-04-01 15 for the half year ended Dec 21, 1381 was HKULIS minion. The company, a subsidiary of San Hung Kai Properties Ltd, was floated in March last year when it forecast profit of $300 million for the year ending June 30.1982. Because of122 words
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Article75 1982-04-01 15 consolidated ISBI net profit was HKX2.74 million (118.87 million). A final dividend of 7.5 cents is payable on May 10 to shareholders leglstered on April 22, on capital increased by one-for-10 bonus and one-for-two rights issues (4Vi cents on smaller capital previously) making a total75 words
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Article854 1982-04-01 15 LONDON, Turn. Equities were Una whOe government bonds held stsady la quiet trading.' The Financial Times Index was op 7 J potato at NU Among the leaden, gains of to to Tp awe posted sgaiast Beecham, BP, Courtsulds, GBC and Pkasey while Fisons flrmsd 15n to 308 on854 words
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155 1982-04-01 15 AFTER tt prelates years In eperatlen, Overseas (JsAsn insarnnee, a fIM psr eent aaaeetete eeanauy sf teeOversens Uaieußank, Is steudyjpJe ?^?h *yTe back ap tkla eeaflwkleh eaw'*t!rtn?*greee premlsm hesns rising frees a sssre fMJM la ltn te $M thTTi ■sfTsy^| M pelley > sf155 words
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837 1982-04-01 15 CHOO AILENG - By CHOO AILENG IF PARAMOUNT Corporation baa been trying hard to •bed its "nasi lemak" image, the butt of Jokes in stock market circles not too long ago, it baa mare than By the end of this year, its transformation from a837 words
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Article238 1982-04-01 15 TASEK Cement has maintained pre-tax profit at MSl€43 million for the first six —mWH Dec 31, 1961, compared with $16.39 million previously. Sales roae 115 per cent to «niiHow hi the same period. The company said the better earnings were due to lower fuel coats. Barring238 words
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Article195 1982-04-01 15 THE Sydney market yesterday drifted lower for the third day in very quiet trading as political uncertainty kept traders out of the market, dealers said. The overseas sales board was almost bare at the opening reflecting lack of investment from abroad. At the close the All-Ordinaries index was down195 words
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Article39 1982-04-01 15 MAR *1 BXtti M» nm B»n{*o5 ZraOMI* ua 1« Bum iwdm < m5r"H? rim Tt—>_ ««1» o* car* m i InlacnauonaJ '■FISTiC!-!!!!— TWW Untea 1JB -l_ ciSint M» south ut nil Thai Dun lull Unlttd now MM UnlMd Thraad39 words
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Article189 1982-04-01 15 HONGKONG THE Hongkong stock market yesterday closed the half-day session little changed after paring an early small advance on late selling, especially of blue chips, —iX Brokers s&kj. The market opened steadier In line with Wall Street, but trading was subdued on disappointment over recent corporate results.189 words
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Article351 1982-04-01 15 SHARE prices in Tokyo yesterday rose sharply In active trading on light bargaia hunting in blue chips whOe low-priced iaauea gained ground on apsculstive Interest, dealers said. The market average rose 05.f15 to close the day at 7,M0.43 on a volume at 400 million ahsres. The351 words
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Article131 1982-04-01 15 THE Manila stock market yesterday closed higher as minings and oUs firmed while commercials and Industrials continued easier, dealers said. Turnover was LI million pesos. Gainers Included Basic Petroleum at O.OOM from 0.009, Oriental "B" 0.037 from 0.031 and Phil Overseas 0.029 from 0.027. Among losers were Benguet Coo131 words
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255 1982-04-01 15 MALAYSIA Mining Corporation Is recruiting a number of new executives to fill several newly-created posts nnlllnj from its Among the new puritlous la that of a public attain maaacar whoae task wffl be to stnrt and lend a nubile attain/public relations division. The new depmlinent255 words
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Article166 1982-04-01 15 THE CONSTITUENTS of the OCBC Share ladex hsve been revised and the index enlarged tram the preen* stocks to 95 stocks by the deletion of 11 storks and the addition of M new ones. The chsngse take effect (ran today. The new foniponwH stocks will be chahk-ttnked166 words
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Advertisement62 1982-04-01 15 United Motor Works (Malaysia) Holdings Berhad announces that its Share Registration office is now situated at the following address: Ist Floor, Lot 10, Jalan 223, Petaling Jaya, Selangor. Tel: *****0, *****2 All enquiries and correspondence on share registration matters should be directed to Mr. Chin Teck Way at the above62 words
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Advertisement118 1982-04-01 15 Lrra i Dining at 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: RUSTTAFEL Let's meet at Raffles! Please call us. Tel: *****41.118 words
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Article136 1982-04-01 16 Risss Indices P M HMcs C tyn M IPEST Grui Cmlrtl Pu-ll TImm Pmb MO 12S0 590 sr. 966 690 4-96 4-96 4-96 491 4-91 4-99 >16 BT Indicate Industrials: Finance: Hotels: Mar 30 r: *****1 722.57 1455.89 loaoa Mar 31 *****7 727.35 1667.66 1+y» Dub* M O 1136 words
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Article, Illustration159 1982-04-01 16 Rises Indices HBF m +35 Sel Prop Pan-Eke SB +25 Mar n Mar 31 as +22 BTIadn *****1 *****7 Eaw Ord no +n Industrie to: B7.M •0IB T Laocat Ml Flmct: i4n.n 1496.97 DunJop Ind SO +11 IMrii: •07.77 •07.54 KLInd an +10 Propartte b: U5.n 822.91 DBS159 words
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Article53 1982-04-01 16 FINANCIAL TIME INDUSTRIALS 1 Wadnaaday 11MJI Tuaaday 1167.16 Waak Ago ISIS AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Tuesday Monday— Waak Aim NU ani 540 DOW JONRS AVUAQI INDUSTRIALS Wadnaaday OOjO Tuaaday 680.7 Waak A«o 6KI Tuaaaay.. 1 Monday. 1 WMk f i B4.48 Min ALL ORDINARISS Wadnaaday 468.1 HJLHANO SKNG Tuaaday- «u53 words
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275 1982-04-01 16 PAPER Products (Malaya) Bhd has received offers from Interested parties for the purrhase of the entire 5L5 per cent route m ssngapore-nsted subsidiary, United Pulp and Paper Ltd. Group general manager Lim 800 Ghee said yeeterday that no agreement has yet heed reached.275 words
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363 1982-04-01 16 INDUSTRIAL Oxygen Incorporated, (K>l), which is expected to make its debut on the Stock of soon, has forecast a 34J per cent riee in pre-tax preflt from MH.3I million to M$L73 million for the yenr ending June 30, IMB. The company, which will be the363 words
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Article55 1982-04-01 16 UNITED Motor Works (M) Holding* Bhd has announced that with effect from March 29, it* share registration office has been situated at Ist Floor, Lot It, Jalan SIS, PetaUng Jaya, Seiangor. All enquiries and correspondence on share registration matters should be directed to Mr Chin Tscfc55 words
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202 1982-04-01 16 GBOWm lajailrUl Heldhave reeelved similar SErem lbs Meek Exof Stogapere ever TlTjww" the DM—i Pehey aader whleh eeauadn are required to dls«UHjpMkMy any towdpiißMljfbet ea lath Oil aad Pu4B have alWattod eeaslderaMe ia tor est late. The farmer, in parttealar f was202 words
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436 1982-04-01 16 Com^^^ditorJton^^njni BOUSTEAD Voiding! suffered a fairly steep fall in profit last year, as weaker commodity earnings and high interest charges took their toll. For the year to Dec 31 1981, the group's profit dropped by nearly a third to lf$LS.l5 million before tax,436 words
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Article19 1982-04-01 16 EltSsssF 1«. Onn Inn kr partai iwaM I» »u 1 n&j? IL'ffISSL? ,IMI19 words
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32 1982-04-01 16 n, !Ml,ihoJsdagroup p» •mi* <f mmjm (&M TSLTTSL? CM&TS ""ll the ft level, a feetsa m*JM \mjM fNfit) en a tsnwn sf lll.lt mĔĔĔm (fllM sriMsu) wss reported.32 words
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Article25 1982-04-01 16 rsrasusrisrs MM.U mrnm^STmUA Bnal fiilliai et M per XrZSLEXZSZ ed en May M has been dednred. TMi makes a tstsl ef ir*r,sr <*25 words
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323 1982-04-01 16 IN SPITE of having to contend with two loss-making ventures, Apollo Enterprises Limited continued to operate at a highly profitable rate, Judging by its innual results for the year —vUd Ji, 1981. Thanks to an improved performance by its main subsidiary, Apollo Singapore,323 words
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Article35 1982-04-01 16 ROTHMANS ladMtriM has mafhatod that the groap stated la tts interim naito for the six moaths to Dec 81, m, was la tact ths troop fraoosi of Rothmam of Pan MaD (Sagapare) Pte Ltd.35 words
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Miscellaneous49 1982-04-01 16 OUTLOOK for Singapore today: Thundergtorm In the afternoon, foggy throughout the fmimitH thereafter. MiTlmnm temperature 31.0 Asodated humidity 69 Minimum temperature 24.5 A l|a«aaki QQ Associated Humidity bb Hours of sunshine 5.80 Rainfsll in millimetres Trace Total rainfall for the mouth 160.1 TMal rainy days for the month 1149 words
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351 1982-04-01 17 THE CHAIRMAN of Lloyd's of London, Mr Peter Green, will be making his first visit to Singapore in April. During his two-day stay from April 13, he will visit the Sembawang Shipyard besldss holding meetings with the Insurance Commissioner, Mr Law Soon Keng;351 words
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592 1982-04-01 17 VONG NYAM MING - By VONG NYAM MING THE Malaysian Government has allotted about 3100 to expand and improve the facilities at Kuching port The upgrading programme, expected to be completed by 1985, will ease the congestion at Pending Wharf and the Tanah Puteh Wharf592 words
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Article141 1982-04-01 17 THE Port of Singapore Authority Is currently dredging the seabed along Pasir Panjang Wharves between godowna 302 and 303. The work, exported to be completed on April 26, Involves the use of one dredger and three hopper barges. The dredger Is secured by means of a141 words
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Article83 1982-04-01 17 AP A SINGAPORE-REGISTERED tanker carrying -electronic appliances and other goods for smuggling Into India was seised near Bombay after an eight-hour chase by customs patrols, the United News of India reported on Monday. The tanker Mhtdorm was captured and its captain, a South Korean, and eight other crewAP - 83 words
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Article602 1982-04-01 17 Mpplag Uh Pigs CM SMpftaf Um Page CM rtrWpitun Alw vm vm 1 1 Evcrgraan Faaco IV vn I 4/5 Alltraaa vn 4 Fiona Lauro t 5 Alpac VI 5 Fraaco Delg m 4/5 Mp—i DC S PraaaoMr z 5 APC Line IX I Frata NVOC VI602 words
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Article1146 1982-04-01 18 AlflßM Algiers March 10. Berthing delays of about 8-10 days. Oran March 10. Waiting times of 2-3 days. Annaba/Skikda March 16. Delays of about 34 days. ANGOLA Luanda March 16. 8 vessels at anchor. Delays of 15-20 days. Lobito March 16.10 vessels at anchor. Waiting times of about1,146 words
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Article1471 1982-04-01 18 BROKERS laported fairly qmket cntltk— all road on Toeadaypartioilarly la the North American grain Meter whore rah fixtures awe acaroe. However, there vm wm new activity reported from Sooth Amrlca with Continents! aid to have taken a vessel far 25,000 tang tana heavy grain oat of River Plate,1,471 words
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Article, Illustration285 1982-04-01 18 SCANDUTCH, a consortium of five European shipping companies, celebrstes Its 10th anniversary today. The partnership, which was formed in 1972, was ushered in by the 37,000 dwt Niboa, a full container ship owned by the Swedish member, Brostrom Shipping Corporation. The Niboa, of L 546 TEUs285 words
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Article220 1982-04-01 18 THE DREDGING and fitting out of two mors 108 metre berths at the Dubai repair aMpyard will be completed by early May. Worii on the final stage of the USH2JS million yard is due to begin soon. The shipyard arm, by May, have220 words
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133 1982-04-01 19 Reuter THE 65,000-strong National Council of Japanese Dockworkers Unions called off a half-day nationwide strike planned for yesterday at a total of 45 ports in Japan, it said. However, many regional chapters went on a twohour walkout from early yesterday morning to press individual wageReuter - 133 words
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Article396 1982-04-01 19 WHILE rebating is rampant among members of the Far Eastern Freight Conference (FEFC), it does not follow that liners under the Philippine-Eu-rope Conference (PEC), which represents the FEFC in the country, have also resorted to the practice. Alfonso Villaverde, executive director of the Philippine Shippers'396 words
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Article93 1982-04-01 19 AFP THE private sector of the Tnrti»n shipping industry showed a sharp improvement In 1980-81 over previous years. Freight and charter hire income, gross profits, profits after tax and various profitability ratios, all rase sharply during the year, the Economic Times Easily —Id quoting a study ofAFP - 93 words
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Article189 1982-04-01 19 Reuter INDONESIAN customs officers have arrested a third oil tanker in less than a month on suspicion of smuggling, the national Antara news agency said. A customs patrol vessel towed the 1,000-tonne Singaporebased tanker into Jakarta's Tan Jung Priok port last Saturday after it wasReuter - 189 words
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4830 1982-04-01 24 SCHEDDLE A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of4,830 words
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Article699 1982-04-01 25 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Ship Voy Arrival Date/Time Operator Godowns for LCL Cargo FCL Movement Schedule Mode Tambang VII Act 2 Oreen Fortune Amado Ever Victory Family Ace Lanka Seedevl Han gang Glory *"Y. Bonderenko Anro Asia Nlpponlca P. Madison Maersk Mango699 words
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Article1357 1982-04-01 25 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A B Aetepaiage An Singapore Shpg Agencies (S) Euro-Au Line (PN KL/PK) Mrtafc CaWw Continental Feeder* (S) Cargo Freight (PK). 4m Singapore Shipping Agenciea (S)/ Euro-Asia Line (PK/PN) Un-EirMb Um Tranagroup Pie Ltd (S). A1,357 words
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Article, Illustration657 1982-04-01 26 Reuter MANY of the world s supertankers, the controversial giants of the seaways, are sailing towards the scrap heap as the work! oil glut takes its toll. For the bargain price of US$2.5 million, the Exxon company sold its 215,000 dwt French-flag tanker Aw BretagaeReuter - 657 words
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Article77 1982-04-01 26 UPI FORTY-Eight people were drowned and 80 other reported mitring when a vessel of the Burmese Water Transport Corporation sank during a storm last week in the Twante Canal, 15 miles west of Rangoon. A government report, said the vessel was canying 196 psssgnyri and aUPI - 77 words
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Article208 1982-04-01 26 THE TOP US marine safety official said that the US Coast Guard would withdraw its inspection teams from all overseas ports and rely instead on the assessments of international agencies. Speaking at the Sea trade Publications annual conference in London, Rear Admiral Clyde Lusk,208 words
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511 1982-04-01 26 FT BURMEISTER and Wain Shipyard, the Copenhagen shipbuilder whose parent company went bankrupt in 1980, has emerged into profit on its order book of fuel-efficient bulk carriers but will report a hefty loss for the past year and a half.FT - 511 words
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Article438 1982-04-01 26 BIG BOOST FOR B W DIESEL TWO YEARS ago, when B and W Diesel was struggling along in the financial wash caused by the problems of its parent concern, its order book for new engines was less than half the present DKr 1.5 billion. Since then, said Mr Gerrit Korte,438 words
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Article, Illustration457 1982-04-01 26 ARRIVALS KEPPEL WHABVEB Aldeba («00 Subject Freeboard) 38/27 Atrevida (1800 after Keiyo Mara) S/34 Brazilian rrprrai (after Muehlhausen) 15/16 Benjamas (2100 after Kang Ding sails will shift to Gdn .35/36 on 2nd/1500 the) 8/t Centaur (Passenger) (1800 sfter Profesor Mlerseyewtfd) 1/3 Equator m (0700) 22 Karl Marx457 words
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Article196 1982-04-01 26 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/Europe, Far East/Persian Gulf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (FAB EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services. "K" Line. Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Orient Overseas Container Line. Cho Yang Shipping ANRO (STRAITS AUBTEALIA): Australian National Line. Australia/Straits Container196 words
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Advertisement143 1982-04-01 17 NEUN6-A SNIPPING KOREA FLAG VSLS Regular Liner Semi-Container Service To: P.KtUm/KteJunt/Busan/lnchon Fm: Busjn/H.Konj/Banfkofc Til S'port: *****11 P JC. *****4, PN *****5 KX. *****0 j, i R1 )1M I H SAIL/^g T9 Orient Overseas CouicuneA. Line RUT COfTMeOB) SRWX tOEUMK (M 9KZ) 4/4 5/4 23/4 M/ 4 2V4 21/4 1/5 IV4143 words
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Advertisement257 1982-04-01 17 SEALORD i I UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO SAG EXPRESS MULTI-PURPOSE SERVICES (27/4). Daaaaai (1/5). (7/5). Staata (10/5). (13/5) (17/5), Oiwmm (21/5). ■M (24/5). Oatei (27/5) FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE Ma (20/4). Data (24/4). (13/4). h* (17/4), (21/4) (22/4). (*/4) tJ» 4/5 Mm Qaton (IS/4), Data (20/4). Dmmur (22/4). tan* (24/4)..257 words
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Advertisement17 1982-04-01 17 T SEEP SHIPPINO Schedule CONTAINER Schedules WHO Aete for When SHIPS In Pert REGIONAL Weather CONSORTIA 11117 words
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Advertisement339 1982-04-01 17 <t>cnan Algerian National Line WE SERVE MEDITERRANEAN AND ALGERIAN PORTS PLEASE SEE PAGE IV Agents: Tet *****4 (5 hnas) SINGAPORE j MAERSK LINE EXPORT FULL CONTAINER SERVICES TO: US. PACIFIC. GULF, ATLANTIC. EAST CAN ADA. ASIAN PORTS rrrniscaczsa M/C 54/4 14-11/4 12-13/4 17-11/4 19-21/4 24-25/4 21-27/4 1-2/5 34/5 W/5 14-11/5339 words
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Advertisement715 1982-04-01 18 i y MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SNIPPING COHPN. BERHAD WISMA MISC, NOi, JALAN CONLAY, P.O. BOX 371, KUALA LUMPUR 0449. MALAYSIA. TEL *****8 TELEX: MA *****, *****, ***** ***** CONTAINER SERVICE 2) 3) Ctei '>£2 LI?* 1 £2 ill** 5> 26/4 It/t 2S/4 ft. MB W W W SaM SaM M SMM715 words
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Advertisement186 1982-04-01 18 wrvui TOM"m SUPERCARRIER SERVICE US ATLANTIC EAST CANADA IM yy m y| v; vt m an iV4 7/1 u/« u/4 iv« a/4 a* w a* mm M 17/1 W a/i <w> VI «vi I i? •VI VI M US ATLANTIC E. CANADA US GULF inacacoßzacsi •U/4 U/4 V 4 V»186 words
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Advertisement644 1982-04-01 19 The Straits Steamship Group QCL Overseas Containers Limited STRAITS SHPPMG [cONTAINfRSHIP SFRVICF 10 UK CONTINENT 11/9 IVS u/s a/5 29/5 29/5 13/1 95/4 CONTA.NEPSHIP SERVICE FROM UK CONTINENJ S'tM >4 m/t B i* w* mis a/4 ML B K/4 HHII '4 I*. IS 34/4 TR.M.B 1 47/S ML U 1644 words
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Advertisement288 1982-04-01 19 every Tuesday Arrivals from Europe every Wednesday With weekly feeder services to/from Port Kelang and Penang Agents Nedlloyd EAC SINGAPORE Tel: *****89 KUALA LUMPUR Tel: *****/4 PORT KELANG Tel: *****177 PENANG Te1:*****6 J J. BAHRU Tel: ***** Scan Dutch IST CLASS CONTAINER TRANSPORT Franco B<7r//<in Services 9 I f TT288 words
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Advertisement496 1982-04-01 20 Hapag-Lloyd TatttE^aas v MH KCKKIfX I SafcataMara fXPORIS I S/4 23/4 25/4 27/4 21/4 30/4 13/4 1/5 3/5 5/5 6/5 8/5 19/4 10/5 13/5 19/5 12/5 15/5 a/4 16/5 11/5 20/5 21/5 23/5 5/5 23/5 25/5 27/5 21/5 30/5 13/5 31/5 2/6 3/6 4/6 7/6 cjffo tor CAMBEAN/WEST MOKS wa496 words
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Advertisement174 1982-04-01 20 i sum Cdeefce/KsvcN/Benksy Mnbi/KncWlMkiy C4Mto/Kar»cN/Boa*ay Caianbo/KaracN/Bainbay I 1 J SERVICE EAST MALAYSIA hn PI/ 2 Apr 4/7 Apr 10/12 Apr Kwttv/aM/Srtai KiicMn(/9bii/Sartri SERVICE 12/14 Apr 19/21 Apr O CO. LTD MRECT REQULAA SERVICE TO JAKARTA/TO. PMOK VTS THONG SOON SHIPPING R'- f'oB S'l F1 Robe. i H\p S ortfp Tel174 words
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Advertisement434 1982-04-01 20 EVERGREEN LINE r FAR EAST EUROPt CONTAINER SERVICE 1 acceptor; Fa t ia cargo for J>" MM IMMvt HtmMt»4i U few* Nctan l/« 24/4 a/4 a/4 M/ 4 2/S Em Urp l|/« 22/4 VS 5/1 7/1 1/1 11/1 twr tor** a/4 n/s ij/j 15/5 17/5 U/l mo koptm ia/Fa t434 words
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Advertisement663 1982-04-01 20 5 Bvrm> Fivt St,r w"l Carpn. (t 9 yßk "BURMESE NATIONAL LINE" Ql l nimic cno dihmam A Sma* Burma Five Star Shipping Corpn WPk "BURMESE NATIONAL LINE" T LOADING FOR RANGOON rpn PMmi Nnwf NiMnamw kr«t/2 mm mm,'i mmtm 12/11 MM* 14/ is *r*~ B.F.SS.C. A««iH in Motovsw BOUSTEAD663 words
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Advertisement102 1982-04-01 20 SI NOSE 1 MARITIME PTE LTD IO SANKYO LINE MKMHH m 118 awwtawi m n*m/vmi m iTn] t am SUN UNION LINE iaawXlTi'wiJ* ■MUIMMI EMIOIMniMM l& 4M4M/4M7SI POtT K&JME (W«a*MIINM!S4ni/V7Bl t* vm i am KYOWA LINE TO PAPUA NEW 6UMEA/SOIITN PACffIC 1/4 3 M Mn/vmi ii Q TAIYO MARINE LINE102 words
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Advertisement732 1982-04-01 21 PIL GROUP FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO COLOMBO. HODEIDAH. JEODAH AQABA (Reefer Cntrs Acceptable) VESSEL KOTA SAHABAT KOTA SAHABAT KOTA SAHABAT COLOMBO cnisnaEsscai Ify^T 21W/MC OIW 21-22/4 24-27/5 22-27/4 21-1/2 2-2/4 7*2/2 11-12/4 AOABA 5-4/4 10-11/2 14-14/4 21-22/4 22-27/2 22-1/7 ACCIFTMO FCL COMT TO DUBAI/OAMMAM/KUWAfT EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICE KOTA AMOKASA. COLOMBO/KARACHI/P.732 words
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Advertisement529 1982-04-01 21 to| to| taprea ■MMUbpraM MMibpna C-*-lt| BEN LINE CONTAINERS amsi CONTAMER SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE H-MK I N**A ROAM mm SOTO* S port PMtafWCrnmrnt/ Antm Aatwrp F'mc* MUK m 29/4 na a/4 »/4 a/4 11/4 11/4 V? V 5 O w T/J 17/4 11/4 IVI 12/5 ifo a/4 a/4 ivs a/s529 words
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Advertisement392 1982-04-01 21 Scan Dutch? KMGA A MLUSM 2/1 IMS M MBOH 1/4 dnm a mas V 4 1/4 c ta 7/4 MGOM 14 i kmc* mm is/4 lt/4 am* mn nn n/4 a ntuAS n/4 mxmw* KJNCA a/4 I MM* in B POMU M/» moan* *0 NOOM i arm* vrm 1/4 11/4392 words
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Advertisement298 1982-04-01 21 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AG E MCI ES BANK LINE »!3,a. 3.1t-: fl-y.M CORABANK IVYBANK CLYDEBANK FORTHBANK SPORE I'D AM HULL HMBG 28 Apr 24 May 27 May 30 May 28 May 23 Jim 26 Jun 1 Jul 24 Ami 20 Jul 23 Jul 28 Jul 28 Jul 23 Aug 26 Aug298 words
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Advertisement1089 1982-04-01 22 \>L"K"line KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE NEW YORK/E. CANADA FIEDO VKJEI STORE MOTICI KSSEI IOHTO PTTORK I. POSER V 6 7 JAPAM AMBROSE*, 26 Apr ?0 May J WDGf M 13 NEW TOR* MARU* 3 May 27 May Mink ML Tim (22 1%) MUBOPNA (2 JM) rw ST.1,089 words
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Advertisement351 1982-04-01 22 CAlf OMU/MOFIC MtT> WIST SEIVKE untss cMTuu/Kifu service UMN fcr 101 ANBQfJ. ii* HMMCBCO. UTTU. TACOBM. HKOMO IC Fd/Kl tmUamn >«r m AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAMER SERVICE PHM* SM»' It Apr »»> mm It IM »1H fano. Cat—i H M tfl Mil lb* 41% 10 M* fra, 3MM 5Ma 11 ha351 words
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Advertisement417 1982-04-01 22 KORINS MARITIME SERVICES Room 601 ICB Building, Stienton Way Singapore Tel ??163?? *****67 P Kelang Tel *****4/*****5 MIDDLE EAST/RED SEA/EUROPE SERVICES SIM MO (Apr ■MCA VMM 10 Apr LINNGSBON 12 Apr ASA HO* 12 Apr BUN6A ARANOAII Apr D*ai/KMraß/ftacat Bandar Afcfcat/B. KJw HAN CMEQNS. undae Shipping Co. I id. S417 words
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Advertisement314 1982-04-01 22 INTRASEA IPTE) LTD BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EIIROPE/UK V*S VSt*mtismjnSim FUU. CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK MMt/IkHSHI/WsrtK/ FALCON MB 124. Alt* acc«ptinf CmMmti li Bknß/Tripal/LMifck/Ttham/ n ALPAC LINE SSmcs S port r Umi Ua4k| tar mrtC MWCA V.154 it Dpi 22 Apr AfHkrMppm- PITtAJEA (TTE) LIB BOOKBS 2MC511 I. Urnrn TH) SMPfM314 words
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Advertisement523 1982-04-01 23 TO EWOfE/UK (VIA SUEZ): K MCEfRM 1711+ NGARKT9W MERCATOR 2SW K JACEJM 14W HK CONTAMER JOWL A CONCORD 4W Abo acceptmc carfo to/from Scandinavia K JACEWON S'pore Ciosinf Tunes: FCL Cargo 0100 3/4 LCL Cargo 1300 2/4 FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) TO MO FROM AUSTRALIA: f. KELAN6. MONK 26/4 9/5523 words
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Advertisement413 1982-04-01 23 MALDIVE LINES ETA EIR ETA STORE KUANTAN. PORT KELANG MAUME PEACE 14/4 10/4 loading For JEDDAH MALUM NOBLE 15/4 Loading For Jeddah MAUME AIBASSADOR 16/4 Loading For HOOEDAH MAUME CARRKR 6/4 Loading For Male MAUME RTORTER 20/4 Loading For Male MAUME NAVIGATOR 15/4 Loading For Karachi/Sharp* MAUME HOKE! 12/4 Loading413 words
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Advertisement337 1982-04-01 23 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHPMNG CO PRIVATE LTD SMSOV BULDM6 55. Market Stmt 0104 TMapfaNt IMm *****3 (15 Urns) Cabte Address SMSOV SMGAFORE Teki Number* RS ***** K ***** IB ***** t. kums mm M/S MMUT MM ton m M. IST MO 2ND FLOOR MBSB MM HOB MHVK 23 «Md Quy337 words
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Advertisement32 1982-04-01 23 SAMSHIP WOOD CARRIERS u^. X AQEMTSKX. s f > J M owunNornc mr rhumk on* of com REGULAR FCL AND LCL CONTAJNER SERVICE TO: Sydney, Melbourne, Fremantte. Adelaide, Brisbane Auckland, Wellliifton, LytUeton, Napier32 words
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Advertisement522 1982-04-01 24 I SSC croup SINGAPORE SHIPPING CORPORATION PTE LTD F AH, I tontiiincr Linos in < 2 SAILINGS A WEEK to/from BANGKOK BERTHING EVERY NOON TUESDAYS, SATURDAY 1 SIMUPORi: ISL4SDS UMi MIDDLE EAST REGULAR LINER D§RLIIMES PJOmi S"par» Pmm( rtm H"tar| A'aary last iyntm wntm n/atm is May 23 Maynth* 14/11522 words
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Advertisement96 1982-04-01 25 EGYPTIAN (TOUTiUO INTF RN ATION Al LINE til EGYPTIAN FLAG IHVICB TO IOYFT MKT MB AUDCANDMA) R.K HM IM moiiom ttm im i mi i« am apcldje andkutan pektambooan a CONTAINER LINE FULL CONTAINER SERVICE SICAPORE/FBIMfi/SMCAfOK/JAKARTA (Tt SMUTOK AGENTS: CAHAYA SAMUDERA SHPPMG PTE LTD Unit 202, 2nd Floor, Toirtilo Contro,96 words
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Advertisement198 1982-04-01 25 CAHOO SPACE AVAEJtBLE ON UNE9I VESSELS LOAOMQ FOR MADRAS, CMTQQ, COLOMBO, KARACHI, TO MIRY, ROM, ANT, P. OULF A JEDOAH. IMXKII I K KKKKiIIT SKKVK KS TEL 2243 MX) *****01 TELEX RS 208 *4 INDGUL TIGER EXPRESS LINE REGULAR SAILINGS TO CHITTAGONG/CHALNA ILV. THE MALAY STATES SHIPPING CO. PTE. LTD.198 words
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Advertisement61 1982-04-01 25 j I Freight Management Pte Ltd |j_ J < V iTy, 7^ M mmi <9 ftM) 2MBU kk HOUR CONTNNER SEXWCES Fd MB LCI TO: TmTTTitw: rm, J;Ii: iwjfiiLiL^ USA, CANADA, HONGKONG, TAIWAN OTIO PORTS/DESTHATIONS ON REQUEST STATE CMPMNQUNi OF ANGOLA SPORE PRL LoadM| FOR IN 28/4 COLOMBO. OMKMKAAM. MOMBASA,61 words
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Advertisement155 1982-04-01 26 NOTICE y> > MAGNA MARINE LINES LOADMQ FOR SOUTH AFRICA Mi Spore PKelang Dtschg Vessel Spore PKelang Dtschg BESSANG PASS In Port REUNION Voy 011 DURBAN BLT 1975 CAPETOWN MAGNA VOY 012 25/4 28/4 —do AIAOJ4 VOY 013 25/5 28/5 —do Accepting Containers GENERAL AGENTS:MAMA SHTPtNG PTE LTD 11th FW155 words
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Advertisement44 1982-04-01 26 USED CONTAINERS FOR SALE! At U*****0.00 per unit ex Store. "ISO" standard size: 40' xB' x B'. Suitable for site-office, export oneway container, store, etc. Sea-worthy condition. We are stockists any quantityavailable on request. PlOttO contact Tel: 223-9800 Mr Noo/ Mr Er for dctait.44 words
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Miscellaneous100 1982-04-01 26 V P p> > i I J SK n>T^ SIGNIFICANT WEATHER ANO SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.10 AJfl. TH* MORNMQ. UHHENDt R Thunderstorm Temperature *C Shatu Weather Wind direction with speed hi knots Rain W Cloudy Sky Wave height One full circle I— One full Oeche (5) Centre of Tropical Diprn100 words
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