The Business Times, 11 May 1983
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Title Section11 1983-05-11 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 67/1/83 WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, IKS 60 CENTS11 words
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340 1983-05-11 1 SOH TIANG KENG - BY SOH TIANG KENG THERE has been a steady increase in inquiries by Singapore companies regarding investing in the United States, Mr James McLane, a senior vicepresident of Citibank said yesterday. The bulk of the inquiries were on investment, including Joint ventures, in real340 words
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185 1983-05-11 1 UPI PRESIDENT Reagan {dans to increase prcwrure on the government of Nicaragua by allowing it to sell a much smaller amount of sugar to the United States than earlier planned. It is understood that the US will allocate most of Nicaragua's share ofUPI - 185 words
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470 1983-05-11 1 NAJEEB JARHOM - By NAJEEB JARHOM KENTUCKY Fried Chicken (S) Ltd's public issue of 5.25 million shares, priced at an attractive $115 per share, I as created history with subscript ns of more than 190 times the umber of shares offered. None of the previous issues on the470 words
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Article479 1983-05-11 1 Reuter INDONESIA is considering delaying a US$lOO million expansion project at its Ombilin coal mine in West Sumatra, a spokesman (or the Indonesian Department of Mines and Energy said. The government, which this week rescheduled four development projects costing $5 billion, is studying whether theReuter - 479 words
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360 1983-05-11 1 LOH HUI YIN - By LOH HUI YIN LOCAL refiners' hopes of clinching crude oil processing contracts from the Indian Oil Corporation may not be realised just yet. Business Times understands the lOC recently told refiners that it intends to call fresh tenders360 words
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BRIEFLY...
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Article64 1983-05-11 1 THE Singapore Government has, with the concurrence of the Government of the Republic of Chile, appointed Mr Arturo Alessandri Besa as Singapore's Honorary Consul to Santiago. Mr Arturo Alessandri Besa was born in 1923 in Santiago, Chile. A graduate of the University of Chile, he comes from a64 words
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Article70 1983-05-11 1 THAI Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda said his new coalition government would be very stable because it is supported by more than 200 of the 324 members of Parliament's Lower House. At the first session of his 44member Cabinet yesterday, General Prem urged ministers to work energetically and honestly70 words
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Article62 1983-05-11 1 SHIGEO Nagano, chairman of the Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry, called on the Bank of Japan to lower its discount rate by about one percentage point from the present 5.5 per cent. He said the present state of Japanese industry requires a cut of this size62 words
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Article69 1983-05-11 1 AFP MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad said he approved the establishment of a Japanese Chamber of Commerce in Kuala Lumpur provided it cooperates with Malaysian businessmen. "There's no harm in forming a Japanese Chamber of Commerce here but I told them (the Japanese) that it mustAFP - 69 words
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Article53 1983-05-11 1 UPI KREMLIN leader Andropov has encouraged the Western peace movement by saying politicians and governments "cannot help reckoning" with the anti-war campaign. Mr Andropov, in reply to a telegram from Finnish peace organisations, said the peace movement does influence the disarmament talks between the US and theUPI - 53 words
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Article65 1983-05-11 1 Reuter A NEWSPAPER editor told the High Court in Canberra yesterday he had destroyed tens of thousands of secret intelligence documents used as the basis for stories on Australia's spying activities which have embarrassed the government. Prime Minister Bob Hawke has said last week's publication by the NationalReuter - 65 words
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Article58 1983-05-11 1 Reuter THE Japanese Finance Ministry said national tax revenue rose 5.2 per cent in March from a year earlier to 2,765 billion yen after a 5.8 per cent year-on-year February gain. This brought tax revenue in fiscal 1962, ended March 31, to 25,606 billion yen, up 5.9Reuter - 58 words
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Article59 1983-05-11 1 Reuter STOCK PRICES in New York were mixed in early trading yesterday with secondary issues stronger than blue chip companies. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was off 1.06 points to 1227.17 and advancing issues were ahead of losers by about 50 stocks. Volume was about 12 millionReuter - 59 words
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176 1983-05-11 1 AP MAJOR U8 haakers have tlsaal Meaetary Fa ad (IMF) te keen their insilin te hssst Irsftag Is aa°ead Is the fiaaacteJ trsaMes tt these uses tries. yesterday hi a speech prepared by IsBjSM de LsrsScn, Dtreeter-Geaeral sf •f 6 ReeerwTctty He reccarttyAP - 176 words
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560 1983-05-11 1 BERNADETTE CHOOI - By BERNADETTE CHOOI DBS Finance has improved its property financing packages which now include loans of up to 100 per cent of assessed values for residential properties. Under its new packages, buyers of HUDC Phase One flats will now also be able to apply560 words
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Advertisement241 1983-05-11 1 EXTON Mr Regd Tradamar* of Exxon Corporation •OFFICE SYSTEMS Automation for your office SEE HOV CHAN GROUP Singapore M: 2229M2M K.L 03-*****0 Pananfl M *****29 BRITISH financial markets are expected to behave nervously over the next few weeks following Monday's announcement of a June 9 general election Page l SINGAPORE241 words
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BANKING AND FINANCE
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Article540 1983-05-11 2 Reuter BRITISH financial markets will behave nervously over the next few weeks following Monday's announcement of a June 9 general election, but could strengthen broadly provided expectations continue that a Conservative government will be re-elected, market specialists said. Roger Parsons, head of the British government bondReuter - 540 words
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MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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Article437 1983-05-11 2 THE US dollsr firmed slightly against ma)or currencies on the foreign exchange market yesterday. Against the pound, however, it opened strong and eased slightly during the day. Trading was said to be generally quiet. The dollar opened against the local unit at 2.0835/45, slightly easier from Monday's close437 words
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Article162 1983-05-11 2 THE dollar yesterday recovered partly from its weak morning'tone and ended the day slightly easier at 232.10 yen, with caution emerging after the yen's fast rise in the past few days. The dollar's closing rate was above the 231.85 yen morning close, but below the 232.40 opening in Tokyo,162 words
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Article22 1983-05-11 2 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their beat customers is 9.09 per cent.22 words
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Article45 1983-05-11 2 Opening quote* yesterday:' F FY -11.4980/5140 Lit 2273.45 2276.45 US 1.5694/5704 Yen 363.75/364.45 Can 1.9210 40 D Kr 13.5920/070 Crow -1.2255/58 N Kr —11.0725/0860 Dmk 3.8130/65 S Kr —11.6995/7150 DFI-4.2915/55 Aus Sch 26.82/86 S FY 3.1920/55 Port -152.87/155.32 B FY con 76.20/33 Spain 214.08/3145 words
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Article183 1983-05-11 2 ASIAN ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on May 10: UIMknOpM) Ofl.r Mi 7 days ai3/i« 11/16 1 month 813/16 11/16 2 month* 813/16 11/16 3 month* 8H 1* fl month* 8H •ft B month* 12 month* 0 3/10 1/16 Dm. Hln. /ULAJL. ft.l .1 1 month 413/16183 words
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Article164 1983-05-11 2 STERLING yesterday rose on late buying, amid expectations the Conservative Party will retain power at the June 9 general election called by Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher on Monday. It traded higher at U551.5665/75 against an early $1.5645/55 and New York's close of $1.5650/60, but dealers expect pound fluctuations owing164 words
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Article288 1983-05-11 2 GOLD FUTURES in Singapore yesterday closed generally easier on European selling in moderate trading. Total sales for the day, including kerbs, was 832 lots. Prompt closed weaker at U*****.50/441.00 an ounce against $441/442 in New York, June at $442.00/442.60 against $443.50/444.00 snd August at $448/449 against $450/451. On the288 words
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Article35 1983-05-11 2 Mm M Mew York 12-MB 13.MB 12. US 12.71S Surtch y> U.JJB 12. tOS 12.43S TM Ma Singapore 1274B 12-006 12.MS 12. TOS CloBtajprk in US dollar* troy ounc Source: Credit Suisse, S'pore.35 words
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Article129 1983-05-11 2 Reuter BANK of Japan Governor Haruo Maekawa will see if the latest firmness of the yen against the US dollar can be sustained before deciding on a cut in the 5.5 per cent official discount rate. Mr Maekawa, who is in Osaka for meetings withReuter - 129 words
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Article66 1983-05-11 2 Reuter US gold exports plunged to 251,296 ounces in February from 407,222 ounces in January, but were up from 100,251 ounces a year ago, the Bureau of Mines said. Gold imports eased to 258,549 ounces from 287,831 ounces in January and 487,084 ounces a yearReuter - 66 words
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414 1983-05-11 2 Reuter THE Japanese bond market is approaching a crucial point, with traders divided on whether prices in the short term will exceed the year's high set on the first business day of the year, Jan 4. The high of 100.86 for the benchmark 7.7Reuter - 414 words
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304 1983-05-11 2 Reuter THE Federal Reserve acted openly on Monday to drain reserves from the banking system for the first time since Jan 7 but credit market analysts attributed the action to technical, not policy, needs. Analysts had believed the Fed would drain a modest amountReuter - 304 words
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Advertisement128 1983-05-11 2 @~_%*^.]:!}*?&@>}?/%?-};:))<^`/ THE HOURGLASS and Antiquorum present ANTIQUE WATCH AND CLOCK COIXECTIONj at Scotts r\ m u m it •A Now for the first time m Singapore! An exhibition where you experience craftsmanship, beauty and charm. Antique precious pocket watches for sale at Exhibition. "L'Art De Geneve" the prestigious collection of128 words
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Advertisement35 1983-05-11 3 v. :< shopping bag today. mi y. £w* m r j i. V >' <- v *> t' *lam A £*i <>. 4f. p|; f i •v 3 *■■4 »%*s* :t K-.:;.V X V < I '»j •v. Sf 5 r35 words
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TRADE AND INDUSTRY
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455 1983-05-11 4 LIM SOON NEO - By LIM SOON NEO TWO Singaporeans are buying into a French jointventure company which was formed last year to manufacture French breads and cakes in Singapore. The new Franco-Singa-pore joint venture will still bear the name of La Boulangerie de Paris Pte Ltd. However,455 words
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Article, Illustration227 1983-05-11 4 THE SINGAPORE branch of Arab Ranking Corporation has announced the following appointments: Jea Shek Chora has been appointed assistant branch manager and will be in charge of the business development department. Mr Jen was previously associated with Morgan Guaranty Trust Company of New York as vice-president. Gievaaal227 words
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215 1983-05-11 4 PLANS an aaier way to S3 rh?" ff Oak af SigiMW la the MXt t«l fIMNB. The dab «111 be vari CM aai Ckkagi BariSehael Clab, which were ItraH twe aalventttee. A pretem maatttw, traahMria, huateas beaaea aai the GaveraaMrt, has215 words
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477 1983-05-11 4 KOH TSE YING - BY KOH TSE YING SINGAPORE must move smartly into the information age, with a high knowledge-baaed component in all industries »»>h services, said Dr Yeo Ning Hong, Minister of State for Defence. He told participants of Conference '83 that if Singapore477 words
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Advertisement189 1983-05-11 4 Maxims announces a nevy shorter daily lunchtime menu O* "M V x':" V -V 'v .r v.*- i r sV > A* > i '>v" t' i §w'" Many top Singapore businessmen today would love to invite important clients or visitors to sample the superb food, exquisite wine and unique189 words
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Advertisement180 1983-05-11 4 ]*/-^(.:.}-;,)-\>{&)|-_@&&^`*-+ UOB Building Raffles Place limited space left. Phone us today. Plus Points: Prestigious address Realistic rentals Long or short term leases The Building 30-storey UOB Building at Raffles Place, is in the very heart of Singapore's financial and business district. It provides an excellent working environment with scenic views.180 words
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RAW MATERIALS
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Article173 1983-05-11 6 CHINESE PtWim Exchange, Siagapare, mm cMag prices kg yesterday. CacMit ail: Bulk fob $112.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $125.00 sellers, new drum fob $129.00 sellers. Capra: Mixed (loose) $64 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $350.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper faq fob173 words
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Article142 1983-05-11 6 YARN and cotton prices were quoted as follows in Hongkong yesterday. (In HK dollars, spot ex-go-down) CsttM yam: China Blue Phoenix 20s 2,480; 32s 3,200, 40b 3,290 (per bale of 400 lbs). PaUstaa raw c*Om: LSS 6.13, 4F 6.10, 289F 6.15; NT roller ginned 6.10 (per lb). CLOTH in142 words
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Article315 1983-05-11 6 SINGAPORE: Yesterdays closing prices in SI per kilo, ex-godown: THAI WHITE: 100 per cent first class (Kangaroo) new crop 1.04, 100 per cent second class 0.74, 100 per cent third class 0.70, 25 per cent new crop 0.58, B-10 per cent 0.68. THAI BROKEN: A-super 0.62, Special 0.58. THAI315 words
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Article174 1983-05-11 6 SOYBEAN futures in Chicago on Monday plunged 12 V* to 11 US-cents a bushel and closed either at or Just above their lows for the day. The spot May month traded in an 11-cent range. Speculative sales throughout the day pushed the July option below two important technical resistance174 words
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Article186 1983-05-11 6 WHEAT futures in Chicago on Monday closed V* UScent a bushel easier to two cents firmer in light activity. The spot May month traded in a 2'/j-cent range. Traders said most prices were able to hold above Friday's closes as a result of professional purchases which provided support in186 words
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Article1124 1983-05-11 6 COFFEE: Coffee futures ended the morning unchanged to £10 a tonne above the close on Monday with July quoted at £1,615, unchanged from Monday night's close, in a volume of 1,060 trades. Total volume was 1,177 lots including 537 cross trades and three options. Dealers said the May1,124 words
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Article126 1983-05-11 6 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday closed higher on light covering in quiet trading, dealers said. In the May position, south region gained M 52.50 to $855 a tonne, central was unchanged at $846 while in June, south traded at $852.50. The refined market saw RBD palm126 words
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Article295 1983-05-11 6 RUBBER PRICES in Singapore yesterday closed slightly lower with June One RSS buyers quoted at 216.00 cents per kilo, down four cents from Monday's close. Morning prices were marked down slightly on lack of buying support and stale bull liquidation. Afternoon prices eased further on continued lack of buying295 words
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Article31 1983-05-11 6 Rubber: May 10 Singapore: June: 216.00 cents (down 4.00 cents) Malayaia: June: 236.50 cents (down 2.50 cents) Tin: M*31.21 per kilo (down 13 cents) 190 tonnes (down 86 tonnes)31 words
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Article337 1983-05-11 6 RAS price* In cenU per kilo yesterday Noon (per kilo) ftiyer* Sellers Int. 1 R.S.S. prompt f.o.b. 217.01 ZU 00N Int. 1 R.S.S. June 230 00 21 go Int. 1 R.S.S July 223.50 224 50 Int. 2 R.S.S. 208.00 210 00N UK/Coat 207 00 200 00N Int. 3337 words
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Article104 1983-05-11 6 NOON SSI R and SMR pncaa ym larday BAS (Mot paOWti J KM (Carraal Baym Bi Hlkl illara (Forward Bayara 8a Hit) iltora SSR >0 206.00 208.00N 207.00 209.00N SSR SO (1 -ton paBat) 202.00 204.00N 203.00 206 00N MI1LB Junt Jaly SMRCV (1-toe paDat) moo. 292.00N104 words
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Article94 1983-05-11 6 THE STRAITS TIN price dropped 13 cents In Peiug yesterday to Ms3l*2l kilo m shortage of demand. The new priee wan still within the ITA lower range of $21.15 and $32Jf. Sterling's weakness against the Malaysian dollar, whleh dealers said was dne to the announcement of a British94 words
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Advertisement199 1983-05-11 6 r ii= fcS*' £grzszj£^^2sai RWkiai Bergen. the friendly Viking, is here! 8 < I We're one of Norway's three biggest commercial banks in terms of total assets, deposits and loans. In the past 128 years, we've been developing our activities internationally, in concert with our own country's economic thrust. To199 words
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Advertisement121 1983-05-11 6 ■4- 0 4 KX /i >• 0. N 8T r l «L Vv i v 7o Mandarin Singapore Executive Chef Mr Charles Benz, French cooking is a fine art. J list take the preparation of that famous French dessert, Crepes Suzette. Light pancakes delicately turned in an exacting mixture of121 words
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OVERSEAS
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350 1983-05-11 7 AP CUTS in the capacity of the US steel industry possibly in agreement with other countries were suggested yesterday by Republican Dan Eostenkowski, chairman of the Ways and Means Committee in the House of Representatives. "American trade policy is still shaped by crisis ratherAP - 350 words
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238 1983-05-11 7 Reuter THE US State Department said yesterday that it expected the Soviet Union to add to its arsenal of 351 medium-range SS-20 missiles, a move which it said would aggravate a dangerous and destabilising imbalance in this class of weapons. Spokesman Alan Romberg wasReuter - 238 words
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Article117 1983-05-11 7 Reuter MINISTERS from leading Wester n oil consuming countries said in a communique there is a risk of a renewed energy constraint on growth later this decade. This Is one of the main conclusions of a report on Western energy merits and security agreed by aReuter - 117 words
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258 1983-05-11 7 AP CHRYSLER Corporation's request for the US government to return warrants, which it took in 1900 for agreeing to guarantee repayment of loans for the car company, has brought quick criticism from Senator William Proxmire, an opponent of the loan guarantee in theAP - 258 words
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195 1983-05-11 7 Reuter OPPOSITION to Poland's communist government has been given a new dimension with an unprecedented joint stand by senior officials of the main union movements banned under martial law. Solidarity leader Lech Walesa and representatives of three other major union groups dissolved last yearReuter - 195 words
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Article89 1983-05-11 7 Reuter DAIWA Securities Research Institute of Japan has forecast that the Japanese economy will grow a real 3.7 per cent in the year ending March 31, ISM, and 4.4 per cent in 1984/85. The institute said the new 1983/84 growth outlook was 0.3 of a pointReuter - 89 words
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483 1983-05-11 7 Reuter FRENCH President Francois Mitterrand, clearly blaming US policies for the world's economic ills, has proposed a return to a stable monetary system and other co-ordinated measures to revive the international economy. Mr Mitterrand set out his blueprint, much of which ran counter toReuter - 483 words
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WORLD IN BRIEF
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Article348 1983-05-11 7 Agencies JAPANESE oil traders aid three Japanese trading houses have agreed to renew direct deal contracts for Iranian crude oti from this month at Iranian government sales prices. They said C Itoh and Co Ltd rfgned a nine-month contract far 30,000 barrels per day of Iranian crudeAgencies - 348 words
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156 1983-05-11 7 Reuter A GROUP of US manufacturers wants President Ronald Reagan to scrap his plan to increase defence spending by 10 per cent over the next five years. They would also like the administration to intervene in the currency markets to nmk» US goodsReuter - 156 words
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Article480 1983-05-11 8 MORE THAN half the home computer users in the United States are under 1.37 metres tall and presumably below 14 years old. This is not really surprising in a country where tens of thousands of five-year-olds are using computers in schools, where computer camps are as480 words
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Article, Illustration946 1983-05-11 8 JEFF NESMITH - EXTERNAL DEBT OF US$B9 BILLION This is the second of five articles on the Latin American debt crisis. The first was published last Friday. Today, MARY SEDOR takes a look at the financial situation in Brazil, while JEFF NESMITH discusses the causes and implications of the crisis. JEFFNYT - 946 words
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Article, Illustration1550 1983-05-11 8 NYT EXPERTS in the US disagree over the causes and implications of the foreign debt crisis as well as over the appropriate solution. Some economists and members of Congress believe the "solution" that seems most likely to be adopted will fail to improveNYT - 1,550 words
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Page 8 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous41 1983-05-11 8 v -I sr m ■jH m SrttFF SN'Ff e°-^ <S) u 'Xj Burnt Soup., burnt cod.. Sußnt LPmB Chops. Burnt i £o*sr Burnt rppii U>«e BURNT cussed Ui Ylt 5»ll HriStcW rWJc Eh ckenS UOUDCA U>MOT\S ON THC menu To Dew41 words
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Miscellaneous736 1983-05-11 8 SINGAPORE 5 2.55 PM Opening folowe<l by Low Forever (Mandann)(r) 4.35 Exercise with Gloria 4.55 Nature's Watch Bees (Documentary) (Last episode) 5.20 The Electric Company (Children's programme): Words with the "ou" sound and words with the letter "c" are discussed in this episode. You can also find out what happens736 words
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Article, Illustration1001 1983-05-11 9 LESLIE DOWD - By LESLIE DOWD Reuter PRIME Minister Margaret Thatcher is bent on rolling back socialism and creating a new Conservative dynasty in Britain if she wins a second five-year term in power. Even before the 57-year-old prime minister called a general election for June 9, someReuter - 1,001 words
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Article374 1983-05-11 9 Reuter MARGARET Thatcher, the first wamaa nrime minister la Earape, has held power la Brltala throagh a periad af aw—lc apbeavaad a protracted diplomatic tispate that flared saddealy lata war. Her advenaiies see her "traag will aad riagiemiadedaeaa as atabberaness. Bat to her Caaaervatlve PartyReuter - 374 words
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Advertisement185 1983-05-11 9 The outstanding Educational Materials Fair in the centre of the ASEAN Region The unique opportunity to get informed on all that the world is offering to make learning and teaching easy and efficient ASEAN DIDACTA 7th 11th June World Trade Centre Singapore International Fair lor Hfgffcft "Pesta Antarabangsa aW*- Educational185 words
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Miscellaneous642 1983-05-11 9 TWO-IH-OHE CKOSSWORD CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 No apt way to have running water? (2,3) 6 Like a point not far afield (5) 9 Films of mountains! (7) 10 Handle as an outing (5) 11 Chap from the provinces (5) 12 Agents never without food (5) 13 Servicemen's strange seminar (7)642 words
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INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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Article844 1983-05-11 11 NEW YORK THE stock market was unable to sustain a late rally on Monday and prices ended lower as investors showed concern about last week's unexpected US$l.4 billion growth in the US money supply. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed down about 41/3 points at 1228.23. The844 words
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Article200 1983-05-11 11 MAY OS Fr» CORBEILLE Alr-Llqulde *74 B S N Oemli Uanone 1775 C 8 F < Thomsonr*f» ian 4-2 >5 4-2 Clc Francalae de» Petroles Credit Fonder De France 173J0 901 -13 >21 Hachette lUbralrte). 1006 -30 Machines Bull Mlchelln (B) 42 no -0.7 -13 Omnium no unch Peufeot200 words
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Article176 1983-05-11 11 MAY OB ru ARM 374.00 13 Ahold IMJO 12 Akao snjo 0.1 AMEV Amfu mil 1U0 13 ♦M Amrobnk tsr 30.T0 BIO •■4 03 BoU Boraueer Botkt Burnt Cal&nd 148.00 4ft. 10 17 12 4330 3M0 I 03 C»JT Ml M1J ***** 11 0130 -1 ♦0.7 Innlt muz Mi176 words
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Article284 1983-05-11 11 MAY 08 Rand INDUSTRIALS A Alpha 900 ADercom SOS AE And CI 075 Amanrop 4B0 SO 25 10 Truat Bk Un Steel Unlaec Wool worth Anftoe Anjl*aal iao n 530 1250 MININGS 2575 7350B unch unch 10 unch 35 -M AJNlt Barlows C O Smith CNA Currte Finance De284 words
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Article210 1983-05-11 11 MAY tt Abltlbl C$ BS Hud Bay Mm Imp Oil Inco 33 E3 Alcan 3»S -ft* Int Pro* Ptpi 37 It BmJ Alfomi Bank Mont Bank Not* Scotia Bel) Tel BP Can Ltd »S J1S 46* *7* a -it -tt -tt Int uu Intl Nickel Kerr Add Loblaw B210 words
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Article84 1983-05-11 11 MAT 00 rr» Or Bni Unb Hobo* Pttro Ryl Dutch im 1 unch FORWARD MARKET «ac MM 2149 1 30 1 -M 1 1 -10 10 *30 -10 10 r 40 S ff" Attar •14 us M 17M •4 1 i t -s ♦i 1 unch 81dm vki 8at84 words
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Article96 1983-05-11 11 MAT Bulod Lire 216 •M Mediobanca MHO Mllano Am Ord lino -470 -340 Bel Central* Ord Cood Acqua Room Ertdanla rial Ord Oenerall Olm m Prtr UlTMt MOO INI ft 110 7100 mo 1S1100 3015 «M0 Ml -000 -M •U -so -300 Moaaaoon mi Montedison OileeUl Ord Pirelli And96 words
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Article408 1983-05-11 11 HONGKONG STOCKS yesterday closed at or near the day's lows after sliding gradually throughout the day in moderately active trading, brokers said. Blue chips led the losses with Cheung Kong off 35 cents to HKJB 45, HK Bank 20 cents to 17.90, HK Land 10 cents to408 words
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Article418 1983-05-11 11 SHARE prices yesterday closed sharply lower on large-scale late profit-taking amid growing caution about the recent price rises after climbing to a record high yesterday morning. The stock market average lost a provisional 51.89 on the day to close at 8,667.99 after reaching an all-time high418 words
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Article170 1983-05-11 11 MAY 08 Franc* Santos Rm aoao -30 Actions i Sulaar Pc 275 M AJusulaat Km Brown Bored Br. CUm Oalty Br m *u Sulaer Rm Swiss Bank Br 1075 SO unc uric uis aao *> Swiai Bank Corp R*t M7 1 Clba oele P C Clba Omto Rtf Credit170 words
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Article98 1983-05-11 11 MAT Feaot Aeo)e Mining Anglo Phil 0.004 unch Apex Mlnln< B 0.015 unch Atlas Con B 97 JO >13 Baculo Oold 0.0022 unch Buic Petroleum nffiwt Cub. B 041 -0.001 rnrt> 1 10 unch unch rim Ptui Hide 7J0 ♦«-l Lepanto B 014 -0J1S Marlnduque B Mameel 0.0014 unch98 words
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Article137 1983-05-11 11 MAY 10 Bahts Aokham Thai Aala Fibre ISO 1 AyuUurm In? And Trust is -s Bangkok Bank B*nk Of Arudhaya ixa MO ■A Ul -1 Bata Shoe Berli Jucker an unci Charoonc Thai Wire Firestone First Tnut Hli -31 Ooodpear Industrial Finance Corp 141 -s Jalaprathan Cement in -4137 words
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Article307 1983-05-11 11 mat 10 Cants INDUSTRIALS A C I 141 1 A N I a r m Aberfoyte OO Allied Mill Ampoi bp Ampol Pet Am Ashton B H P Beach Petroleum Bell Oroup Bond Oorp Bml Boufalnrllle BtuiNh Brtdfe Otl C R A IB JOS Ul 730 236 00 Ul307 words
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Advertisement176 1983-05-11 11 Where taste still matters. Haute cuisine the bubbles and the ambience and now the distinctive charm of Paul Gostelow at the Baby Grand nightly. Luncheon: 12 'till 3 Dinner: 7 'till 11.30 A* The Octagon, sth Floor, 105 Cecil Street, Singapore 0106 Reserve on 223 3366 GETZ CONCEPT 80 s176 words
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3613 1983-05-11 12 BID and offer prion officially listed |j|n»Mliiiaa In and reported to the Mki Bichange o( Singapore yeaterday with the number of shares traded shown in bracketa in lota of 1,088 units unleaa otherwise speciBeda*ll Ttmea Settlement Contracts are qpoted after the word3,613 words
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Article183 1983-05-11 12 8DWAT0 The CoauMrt The Savtags 1 S pare Pro* F S'pore 9ac. Ft S pare lm« S'pore Equity nvNirnn prtaaatar May U1 in 'md 1JD ma LA rtad is fmd LSI ir U) in lu LM LM LM LM JMAMOND M01 DUXDOOd S'pore Fd (US») m nOMOMN Income183 words
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Article3415 1983-05-11 12 1063 High Low Coapuy Last Sal* +orGr*s DW Dhr <Nr Gr'a YTd Nat P/I Vai rooo) Day Hid Lew SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 286 293 206 580 380 119 262 245 208 045 520 535 1330 535 340 545 870 382 472 966 290 960 080 2753,415 words
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Article2186 1983-05-11 12 BID aad otter price* officially listed •ad Iwliw Id and reported to tte Kuala Lumpur Stoc* Exchai*e yeaterday. wttb the number of (ham traded la brackets ta lota of MM units üblms otherwise apedBed. INDUnrniALC tfHMh (3.J08) AIM (Jlffi 3.ICS) (SC) 190 (82) 3.09 (30) 3.04 3.022,186 words
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Article801 1983-05-11 12 SHAKE prices rehaaaded fram Maaday's setback la a seastoa sI active tradlag sa the lacal stock exchaaga yesterday. A ssmher s< caaaters evea pssted sharp galas. Brokers saM the market's eacaaragiag recavery was dae to lacreased haylag sappart la the afternaea. Ihey said that prices had801 words
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Article596 1983-05-11 12 THE Kuala Lumpur stock market staged a significant recovery yesterday. Share prices closed on a steady note after a day of active trading. Some market observers said the improved sentiment was due mainly to the better-than-expected reception for newly-listed Perusahaan Pelangi Bhd shares. Pelangi 'A' opened596 words
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269 1983-05-11 13 CHOO AI LENG - By CHOO AI LENG UNITED Overseas Finance has applied to the Monetary Authority of Singapore for permission to expand its domestic branch network this year, said chairman Wee Cho Yaw in his annual statement to shareholders. Its application follows the opening of269 words
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Article95 1983-05-11 13 Reuter THE Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp's group first quarter figures justify the board's confidence that 1983 dividends will be at least the same as in 1982 on capital raised by a one-for--10 bonus issue, chairman Michael Sand berg said. He said the figures, on whichReuter - 95 words
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Article64 1983-05-11 13 Reuter THE BELL Group Ltd has sold most of the 2.90 million shares it held in the Herald and Weekly Times Ltd, chairman Robert Holmes A Court said. He declined to give further details. The shares represented about 3 per cent of Australia's largest media groupReuter - 64 words
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Article705 1983-05-11 13 CHAN OI CHEE - Market Talk... By CHAN OI CHEE INVESTMENT advisory firm James Cowan Associates (SEA) has warned investors not to be blinded by short-term market euphoria. It said the longer-term prospects are still bleak and do not justify the current bullish behaviour of "markets of all "descriptions." "The paths705 words
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Advertisement199 1983-05-11 13 NOW IS THE TIME TO DEVELOP AN INTERNATIONAL PORTFOLIO. U.K. Inflation down FT index up Sterling Mto* Future looks flood is now the H time to invest? r—&SL M U.S.A. Has the recession y° L 7 m really ended' m~ inflation down The President is confident Invest JAPAN The Yen199 words
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Advertisement917 1983-05-11 13 How NEC Software can assist you in hotel and office automation Find out at Computa '83 (Booths 225 to 234) The Future is in NEC Software NEC, a world leader in Computers and Communications technology, is only too well aware of the need to keep abreast of the race to917 words
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Article155 1983-05-11 14 Rites Indices M A A 700 40 May 9 May 10 Qeorge Kent 50« Deaiop Bat 357 749 490 910 27 25 24 20 BT Composite: 931.90 937 87 BT Indicator: *****8 6980C Public Bank ST Industrials: 950.99 957.32 .flat Iron 700 20 ST Finance: 2376.52 2392.41 J>Mi MaU155 words
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Article, Illustration151 1983-05-11 14 Rises Indices S Trading dtBchai 780 740 +77 +60 50 +30 May 9 May 10 C Sugars 1390 MBT Index: *****69 *****54 Bank Austral Pegl 985 NST Industrials: 1281.28 1297.05 364 +24 NST Finance: 2185.13 2201 42 458 24 20 NST Hotels: 657.77 656.27 fed Oxygen 560 NST151 words
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Article49 1983-05-11 14 H.K.HANG SENG Monday 598.2 Week Ago SM.2 Monday 967 82 Wfeek Ago 1003.15 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS 756.8 Monday 74*0 W«ak Ago 742.9 ALL ORDINARIES T*»e«day 807.4 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Monday 6902 Friday .694 4 Week Ago Closed DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 1228.23 Friday 1232.59 Week Ago 1204.3349 words
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289 1983-05-11 14 MULTI-PURPOSE Haldtags BM ku upwtrt aa SJ par eea t fail fa pwp pre-tax praflta to MSZIJ mllltaa tar the year eaded Dee SI, IMS. Bat hefty extraardlaary galas saw praAto attrlbatable to sharcfcalden ap aearly threefold to $87.17 milltoa eeoparad with fllM milltoa289 words
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Article76 1983-05-11 14 LOYTAPE BM has reported profit before tax of (loss of $400,025) on sales of $3.89 million ($3.5 million) for the six months ended March 31, 1983. TEXTILE Csrparatfsa «f BM has reported group after-tax profit of M$1.21 million ($841,314) for the year ended Dec 31, 1982. The company76 words
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459 1983-05-11 14 CHOO AI LENG - MM Companies Editor: libno Sabmni By CHOO AI LENG POOD manufacturer Cerebos Pacific Ltd has reapplied to the Stock Exchange of Singapore (SES) for a listing of its shares. The listing, if approved, will be accompanied by an offer for sale of459 words
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Article822 1983-05-11 14 STOCK prices closed above the day's lows yesterday after having declined over a broad front on selling prompted by uncertainty about the outcome of next month's UK general elections, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times Index was down 16.9 points at 673.3, having dipped to MB.O. Yesterday's822 words
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Article756 1983-05-11 14 Taking Stock... By Hock Lock Siew THE rather lukewarm response to United Overseas Land's massive 8 per cent unsecured convertible loans stock issue is not surprising. In spite of the company's forecast that its earnings will rise steeply in the current year, and the buoyant stateBy Hock Lock Siew - 756 words
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Article234 1983-05-11 14 MAH Pah Cheeag Cm Sda Bhd has received approvals for its acquisition of 4.13 million shares in Saath Malaytfa ladssfrita Bhd at M$4 each from lies Bee Accordingly, a general offer to acquire the rest of the shares not already owned by MPC will be made shortly. 8EMBAWANG234 words
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Advertisement187 1983-05-11 14 Specialist in Aluminium signs, Bronze signs, Neon-fight, Plastic signs Room numberings,ete. (Also House repairing, Bukfng white washing Roofing maintenance) IVERSAL SIGNCRAFTS [&CONSTRUCTION CQ factory: Apt Blk 5070 Avenue 3 Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park II #01-1523 Singapore 2056. Te1:*****89 *****47 THE FOURTH GENERATION IS HERE THE FORMULA FOR APPLICATION SOFTWARE187 words
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Advertisement190 1983-05-11 14 k -i V A, .V«' jp Intimus 405 This model disposes your COMPUTER PRINTOUTS, design drawings, office documents and etc. It shreds ata speed of 100 ft per minute Fitted on castas, the model is compact and easily mobile SSHHHHU! TOP SECRET! Informs 007-S, the ultimate paper shredder reduces ten190 words
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Miscellaneous64 1983-05-11 14 OUTLOOK for today: Fair in the morning and partly cloudy with showers in several areas in the afternoon. Report for 24 kwi prior to 7 pm on May 19 at the airport: Maximum temperature 32.9 4bsociated humidity 61 Minimum temperature 23.7 Associated humidity 97 Hours of sunshine 8.55 Rainfall in64 words
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229 1983-05-11 15 THE Port of Singapore Authority will be featuring its Container Handling Information System (CHIS) at the Informatics '83 Exhibition which opens today at the World Trade Centre. CHIS is the first on-line, real-time system to be developed and implemented in the port,229 words
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475 1983-05-11 15 FLORENCE CHONG - By FLORENCE CHONG THE Australian Shippers' Council has expressed concern that the attempt to save an Australian vessel plying on the East Asia/ Australia route could result in costly freight rate deals for all Australian exporters. In a statement,475 words
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Article102 1983-05-11 15 AP FOREIGN orders to South Korea for new ships increased 156.8 per cent in the first four months of this year to 280,816 gross tons, the Korea Shipbuilders Association reported. The big jump compared with the same period in 1962 was due to good contract performance inAP - 102 words
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Article149 1983-05-11 15 P O's investment P O'S shipping investment has sunk to less than 50 per cent of the group's total assets. Although the company remains UK's leading shipowner, it now controls only 69 ships compared with some 450 during the boom years. The group's shipping interest was more than 60 per149 words
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Article123 1983-05-11 15 AN INSTANT port, which can accommodate any type of vessel, is planned for the temporary harbour scheme at Port Stanley, Falkland Islands, has been proposed to the UK Department of Trade. The port will be totally self-sustaining installation which could be developed without any outside assistance. The123 words
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Article752 1983-05-11 15 Sklppiag Um P»*e M AC Toepfer VI l Alca vm I Ahmttwl Liner VI a All trans vn 4 Aipac Angonavr VI IV S 1 Antara Shpg X a A PC Liar APL Aqua lines Arabian Bulk Arftntoe ASCL Ana broker Ada Merchant Atiaa Unas VI m752 words
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Article744 1983-05-11 16 AFP A SLIGHTLY softer trend developed on the freight market last week owing to the general lack of business, although enquiry appeared to be picking up towards the weekend. Public holidays in several countries including South Korea, Japan. Britain and Greece were blamed for the disruption of recentAFP - 744 words
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Article1779 1983-05-11 16 MODERATE grain chartering is reported to have been finalised out of the US on Monday with rates generally ruling fully steady on previous business, shipbrokers said. Grain from the Mississippi to Euro port paid a steady US$B.25, while 518 was agreed from the US Gulf to Norway. An1,779 words
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149 1983-05-11 16 TMR THE US Federal Maritime Commission has decided not to exempt certain bulk commodities loaded and carried in containers, trailers, rail cars, or similar interjnodal equipment from the tariff filing requirements of the 1916 Shipping Act. The FMC published a rule a year ago declaringTMR - 149 words
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380 1983-05-11 16 Seatrade BRISBANE'S first purposebuilt coal terminal is now operating at Fisherman Islands and has already loaded record cargoes for the port. Costing As2B million, it was developed jointly by Queensland Bulk Handling Pty (QBH) and the port authority. QBH is a joint venture ownedSeatrade - 380 words
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Article265 1983-05-11 16 NEW tug assistance rules in the Philippines will be implemented soon in all government ports where pilotage service is compulsory. The rules are aimed at protecting government port facilities and ensuring safe manoeuvring of vessels in port as well as regulate tug assistance operations. The Philippine265 words
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Article207 1983-05-11 17 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/Europe, Far East/Persian Gulf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (FAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services. "K" Line. Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Orient Overseas Container Line. Cho Yang Shipping. ANRO (STRAITS/AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia/Straits Container Line.207 words
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325 1983-05-11 17 Lloyd's List INTENSIVE lobbying both for and against a proposal to guarantee United States flag carriers 20 per cent of the country's liquid and dry bulk cargo trades began in Washington last week. At a hearing organised by the House of Representatives merchant marineLloyd's List - 325 words
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120 1983-05-11 17 IRAN has announced a number of new developments to improve the country's transport system, including the construction of three new multi-purpose ports. The three ports are to be built at Jask and Lengeh on the island of Qeshm, near the major Iranian port oI120 words
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657 1983-05-11 17 FT THE AVERAGE Hongkong shipowner is professionally cautious, financially conservative, and not given to gambling with assets. This may not make for much corporate excitement, though there has been some in the Colony's shipping sector. But it has meant that Hongkong shipping companies haveFT - 657 words
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185 1983-05-11 17 Reuter GOTAAS-Larsen Shipping Corp said it initialled an agreement with Pertamina, Indonesia's state-owned oil company, on terms of a 20-year charter for the liquefied natural gas carrier Golar Spirit Gotaas-Larsen said the 129,000 cubic metre vessel is expected to be employed by Pertamina from 1906 inReuter - 185 words
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6020 1983-05-11 22 BCHEBOLE 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 of6,020 words
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Article689 1983-05-11 23 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO »?t Godowns FCL Ship Voy Arrival Date/Time Operator for LCL Cargo Movement Schedule Location Hang Glory 4N 11.5.83 2300 Worldwide 49 0900-1100 F5 Family Ace Kazukawa M 32B 11.5.83 2300 Shofoku 49 0930-1100/0800-0930 L3/N3 25/324 12.5.83 0700 O Lloyd 49689 words
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Article1728 1983-05-11 23 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A B Csatslau Continental Feeders (S) Cargo Freight <PK| "Z_. S n *iP° r Corpora I ton (S)Jambstan Merah (PK) R Jumabhoy A jons (PN) L 4** Transgroup Pte Ltd Ahreahiei User ServW Kim Shpg1,728 words
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Article476 1983-05-11 24 AT CONVEHTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Kota Banteng 10 PIL alongside 11.5.83/0900 Ned Baltimore 3/4 Ned-EAC alongside 11.5.83/0600 Regent Ranger 19 Sharp alongside 11.5.83/1800 Thai Rainbow 8/9 S Chiao alongside 11.5.83/1500 Turkmeniya 45 Sin Sov alongside 11.5.83/1400 Karya U tarn a 10/11 PIL476 words
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Advertisement484 1983-05-11 15 Everett Lines FO« THI MOST FREQUENT SAILINGS TO BANGKOK HONG KONG JAPAN BUSAN CHITTAGONG CALCUTTA CHALNA RANGOON BUENOS AIRES CAU_AO MATARAM Everett Steamship Corpn. S/A Clittaid Centre Singapore 1 Tel ***** '9 36 Beach Street. Penang Rm 36 103 OCBC BUr TH *****/3 Port KeUng Agents Harrisons i Croshetd Trt:484 words
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Advertisement260 1983-05-11 15 aSEALORDU UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO SAG l EXPRESS MULTI PURPOSE SERVICES Loading for Kuwait 1/6), Shuatba (4/6), Jubail (7/6), Dammam (9/6), Doha (12/6), Dubai (14/6), Abu Dhabi (15/6) FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE ll'l-'I'JJ I Accepting LCL cargo for Dubai, Kuwait Bahrain. Dammam, Mma Qaboos, Doha. Abu Dhabi and Riyadh TERMKAL OfC260 words
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Advertisement405 1983-05-11 15 IRAQI LINE IMQI $I»I{ lIITfRPRiSI »0» MMiTIIH T«»«S»0«I SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICE To BAGHDAD AQABA All other Iraqi destinations with through B/Ls II" Agents I dl UNIPACIFIC TRANS 4 TRADING ACENCT fTf LTD TEL: *****4 (5 LINES) SINGAPORE *r MAERSK LINE EXPORT FULL CONTAINER TO: UJ3. PACIFIC, GULF, ATLANTIC, EAST CANADA, INLAND405 words
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Advertisement424 1983-05-11 16 FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE To Europe From Eur S pore 11) MsaNesl 2) Mam 13) tfb»r| I 4) Gbw| fc Aha kcct&mf fm r l> Barcelona Genoa. 2) Amsterdam Antwerp I Havre. Basle. UK. 3) Bremen Bremer haven Aarhus Copenhagen Helsinki 4) Malmo Stockholm. Oslo 'Accept.!* Europe carjo for feeder424 words
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Advertisement452 1983-05-11 16 m Y.S. LINE yAmashita-shinnihon line CONTAINER SERVICES USA/CANADA Pacific South Woat Pacific North Waat Atlantic/Canada m u/u OM n »i n u FOOT ACE M SM fcPert MCRKA M 4/4 9/4 KSHU M 9/4 li/4 \T/i STm'* 5,!?" KNMUt 19/5 28/5 23/5 PMMON 15/4 ia/C lea Z3/C 24/4 27/4 7/7452 words
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Advertisement482 1983-05-11 17 qol. Overseas Containers Limited The Straits Steamship Group S STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Ports and Bangkok CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE TO UK CONTINENT AS/* M/ 4 11/1 1V» IV* 17/1 an nn a/* Wl zw TVS 17/B 2S/B an un 17/7 un U/7 14/7 14/7 nn an an an482 words
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Advertisement526 1983-05-11 17 Franco Belgian Services y f- l h'■ T• l I'l r. r f- ;<■, T t. /I n K I fOmSO* I~ rm r com IS My lillq IS Iky SUV J 41a 11 km 12 M II km 14 JM U Mnrt Ita rstava Nan B"Na»ae M 3 tm526 words
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Advertisement702 1983-05-11 18 cowtwnt/uk Hapag-Lloyd EXPORT* My* Bay I Spore P RetoagPen I mots Genoa Whiff Bha»tn Rdam Antwerp fUbac 15/5 20/5 18/5 13/6 27/S 23/8 19/6 17/6 13/5 16/5 6/6 23/6 21/6 17/6 15/6 30/5 2/6 5/6 28/6 11/7 9/7 6/7 4/7 1/7 loni o*un< Seattle/ Eiprtn 20/5 7/6 9/6 12/6 R702 words
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Advertisement550 1983-05-11 18 JK.S.line *Mft £MftM4 riom CONVENTIONAL SERVICE To/From BUS AM *6A tew/INI 'n* Murti NUN 15-17 May X Ut| 79 4b, FUUr CONTAfOtSED TO/FROM NORTH AMERICA NEST/EAST COASTS 0 HPUMAT HE 0. PAIMOT K N. PIAB. 4K K. RONS UN tH N DIAMOND Ml N. CRYSTAL 211 0. KHSHT IS aX550 words
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Advertisement412 1983-05-11 18 EVERGREEN LINE FAR EAST EUROPE CONIAINFR SFRVICF ACCEPT!* Fa ft La CMCO FOR •no AccfPTis ia/Ta i ta/ra to so?®"*- COKIMMDL mo. Stockholm, klsmo. i Mm. SUSGOMI NBTDMNWaom FIJROPF fAR I AST CONTAINER SERVICE m m m mm lmk m 11/t 13/4 IS/4 14/4 14/4 u/S fa hrt IM 11/4412 words
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Advertisement275 1983-05-11 18 Wednesday, May 11,1183 US I NOSE MARITIME PTE LTD SUN UNION LINE KARACHI SERVIC SWKMK P JCELMC POMNG LOM F« I 20 May n May UUM SaBX MMBTM PTC LID TCI *****44/7 ft *****74 nnt KMMT mm camm m muuji MLOK MWTM MNJI mm/ajw/nrnt/t mum nuw t weapon in T*275 words
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Advertisement560 1983-05-11 19 PIL GROUP tlodtlrtah. jiddih. Adtn Kiemsyw, i nOMKItn, < KOTA JAVA 20/21 May V.C-4M KOTA MCWAH Jun* V .1-441 ALSO ACCEPTING CONTAINERS TO HodaMah, Pt Sudan. Aqaba KOTA MURNI 17/20 May E417 5.1!^3 CAMAVA I#/a0 KOTA BCRKAT 13/14 May 17/20 May Adam, Modaldah. Jadda* Aqaba, Port Sudan l»/20 May Moaadl«cta.560 words
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Advertisement436 1983-05-11 19 0 IRAQI LINE IRAQ! STATE ENTERPRISE fOR MAR!TIME TRANSPORT S'para M.V. ALFARAH SaM ILV. ALKMU h Port ay/Aqaba/Baarah/ Banfcay/Ajaba/Bairafc/ Baghdad/Madras/Cedti M.V. MJWOI JUNU hi Part Yafcahaeu/OsMu/Kaba THROUGH B/Ls to BAGHDAD BASRAH UPON REQUEST ALSO ACCEPT* CONTAMRS UPTO AQABA I BAGHDAD REEFER SPACE AVARJWf UPTO CT3 S.i '|in J UN TAA»S436 words
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Advertisement604 1983-05-11 19 BENLINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAMER SERVICE STR/UTS/TAIWAN/JAPAN siMm naon n PMC S POM P KELANC IU K HAM I HAVEN ROAM w-~-. Kin* U K rwa B wvti w* w/» v« 4/4 9/4 l|/( 12/4 21/5 JJ/« n/% 12/4 a/4 tkMH Mm a/s vn 14/4 11/ c a/4 ?i/« n/4 HanMai604 words
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Advertisement446 1983-05-11 19 BOUSTEAC SHIPPING AGENCIES BANK LINE EXPRESS DEPENDENT SERVICE TO IK/COWT CABTUa SPORE K'DAM HULL HMW EHJJJKB* 31 Moy 28 June 1 July 5 July iwt?2y BANK 22 Jun 25 July 28 July 31 Jtfty IVYBANK 23 Aufl 19 S«p 21 Sep 25 Sep Lykes/i Lines I U.S. GULF MRECT SERVICE446 words
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Advertisement180 1983-05-11 20 D== CHAR CHING MARINE CO LTD RED SEA FULL CONTAINER SERVICE Al Khames 2. AJ Khames 1. STORE JEDOAH 19 May 02 Mm 2fi May 09 km RED SEA/MEDITERRANEAN SEA SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICE STORE LOAOMG FOR M. Carrier 19 May Jeddah, Aqaba, Pt. Sudan Waheed 30 May Jeddah, Aqatoa. Pt. Sudan180 words
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Advertisement499 1983-05-11 20 KORINS MARITIME SERVICES "2 11 4 Anion Road. #18-01. Tunas Building. Singapore 0207 Tel *****22 A *****67 P Kelang Tal *****1/0. HEP SEA PERSIAN GULF MEDITERRANEAN SERVICES S pore loading Far: ONE NEST NO. 7 20 May Bandar Abbas SAABORI EXPERT 24 May ieddah HAENOO NO. 3 30 May Ale499 words
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Advertisement646 1983-05-11 20 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD. i. arOMASMA-LIMX BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK S'part PX«te«lM*| ta: Mam TPOM 8U390S 21 May 24 May BOIAOOE/rMM/W<«*»> Vtsstl Lm*« at Kit! Knife* fv.. riTO n r ALP AC LINE mna 4k. M S pee P Mmf loidmf for ALPAC AFRICA VIM M Pwt Mauritius Keuroon 7Durtn» NEPTIfE646 words
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Advertisement495 1983-05-11 21 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD FAR EAST/EUROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): m* mfet' of the ACf COftlOlitf N K CHANCE 12W+ 15/5 OCHEF34W 25/5 C PAUL 35* 3/6 C CONTAOD 21W 11/6 NK CONTAIO 3SW 18/6 SS BMDGE 41W 25/6 Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia K CHANCE S'pore495 words
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Advertisement674 1983-05-11 22 Itc<|i»nal Container Miics H 'TT'lllll Sailings Weekly ILllL.ll V Reliable Regular Punctual Berthing PSA 1500 Hrs Tuesday 8. Saturday SINGAPORE ISLANDS UM: S/ l" c MIDDLE EAST REGULAR LINER DSRLINES^M EXPRESS SEKfI-CONTAMER SERVICE F« Enr PMm S pore Penai* ITdani H'bort ATeip Rosl SCMM9M IS/19 May 26/22 Mm 23/25 May674 words
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Advertisement69 1983-05-11 23 FREIGHT MANAGEMENT PTE LTD 10 Anton Rood, *35-15 Intwnotnnat FVjia, Sngapor* 0207 T«i *****11 (12 UmTIW: RS ***** FRTMAN IU" ii 11/5. a/5. 77/4. 15/5. U/5. It/5. »/V X/ 5. J/J 11/5. U/5. 15/5.17/11/1 l/C AU MUCK FORTS KST I UST COAST ft OULF »/5. 5 4 If 11/ C.69 words
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Advertisement222 1983-05-11 23 SHIPPING CO. PTE. LTD. Bwi #SMI CP P BtfMtm Sttny) Wfiparf 9111, lepUe af ~~f TEL: tMM (7 LINES) COWMPm FMBB STATION (CJA) TEL: ttMMfl YANG MING LINE jUUf if ft -o F.E. MEDITERRANEAN N. EUROPE USA EAST CANADA F.E FULL-CONTAINER SERVICES FAR EAST/N. EUROPE/FAR EAST lEZ»TV«! M 'lEai n222 words
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Advertisement575 1983-05-11 24 NVOCC EXPRESS SERVICE Acceptini FCI/LCI I Conventional cafjoes K K TAHAU SAND ARAN 11/S COLOMBO 17/5 BANGKOK/SATTAHP 1(/S (MV PELEGO DUVO Voy 6 EUROPE/FAR EAST LINER SERVICE in ANANGEL FOR TIM 15ft Ma, 171 aCOWQUEWK SthJ ASTERKM IQtt km, TARPON SEALAME 12*. km, 1« Cmv Bmkmo M: 2243M1/9. *****11 10575 words
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Miscellaneous175 1983-05-11 24 m a •9 f Va ff x M I NS 05 9f3fc .(.'4 0/ r< LU& Wind direction with speed in knots Wave height SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. LEGEND: R Thunderstorm Temperature °C y Shower Weather Wind direction with speed in knots Rain Cloudy175 words
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