The Business Times, 22 May 1984

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 66/1/84 TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1984 60 CENTS
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    Daewoo gets another stop work order
    380 1  -  By RICHARD SEAH ANOTHER stop work order was served on Daewoo Corporation over the weekend, threatening further delay to its already troubled Housing and Development Board project. This was the third such order received by the South Korean company since it started work on
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    CAD/CAM to form bulk of engineering studies
    595 1  -  On course to an automated future By LEE HAN SHIH A LARGE number of undergraduate engineering courses will be replaced with computer-aided-design and manufacturing (CAD/CAM) courses in the next few years in preparation for the coming of automated factories to Singapore. The new
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    Lawyer ordered to be struck off rolls
    241 1 LAWYER YEO Thiam Chong, 43, was ordered to be struck off the rolls yesterday for misappropriating $11,000 of his client's money. The order was handed down by a three-judge court comprising Chief Justice Wee Chong Jin, Mr Justice Sinnathuray and Mr Justice L
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    Market suffers setback
    321 1  -  By RAMESH CHANDIRAMANI THE SINGAPORE stockmarket suffered another setback yesterday as shares plunged once again on carry-over bearishness from last Friday's weak performance. It was "sell" from the opening bell yesterday, with jittery investors liquidating stocks as fast as the buyers would take them. Anxiety among some
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    Lock icon More Carrian men charged
    65 1 AFP FIVE MEN were charged in Hongkong yesterday with conspiracy to defraud in connection with the Carrian conglomerate which collapsed last year, Hongkong police said. Three of the men charged were Chinese and two others were Europeans. The charges were in connection with the Carrian case,
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    STOCK MARKET
    66 1 A PILLBACK during the late afternoon session yesterday could do very little to correct the market's early morning sell-off. Doable-digit losses were recorded la all sectors of the market, bat many stocks clooed off tbeir day's lows. At the final bell, the BT Composite Index was slashed 14.65
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    Ngo Hock takes back Porsche
    545 1  -  By JEFFREY TSANG COME JULY, car buyers will not find Renault and Porsche cars in the same showroom. This is because the distributorship of Porsche cars, now being held by Exklusiv Auto Pte Ltd, will be returned. Porsche's local franchise holder, Ngo Hock Auto Spares
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    Hexacon's $39m tender gets it the Serangoon sludge treatment job
    306 1  -  By PENG AILIAN HEXACON Construction has won the tender for the Serangoon Sludge Treatment Works extension. With a bid of $39 million, Hexacon won the job comfortably against more established names such as Paul Y Construction ($44.3 million), Lim Kah
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    Great Scot, what a flood!
    109 1 THE TWO cars and lorry above are making their way along Seotts Road through more than half-a-metre of water, caused by a sudden downpour yesterday afternoon. The rain started at about 1.30 pm and ended two hours later, leaving 14 areas flooded in Singapore. In
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Operation Orchid to woo Japanese women
      477 2  -  By JAIME LYE THE CURRENT declining trend in the number of Japanese tourists coming to Singapore has been alarming enough to warrant intensified efforts to attract as many of them to the Republic as quickly as possible. With its eyes on young Japanese women,
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      Survey to study income and spending patterns
      187 2 THE Australian Trade Commission is conducting a $100,000survey to study local earning and spending patterns, as well as identify opportunities for Australian businessmen here. The survey is expected to take several months to complete. Mr Graeme Hargreaves, the Australian Senior Trade Com- missioner
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      Let the Times Organisation help you maximise your skills
      230 2 THE KEY to better and more efficient managers lies In giving them u well as workers the right skills to use their time and brains to the fullest. The Times Organisation Is marketing a management training package centred on homan resource
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      Workshop on education for youth
      112 2 THE VOCATIONAL and Industrial Training Board (VITB) is organising a national workshop on work-oriented education for in-school and out-of-school youths. This workshop, to be held tomorrow and on Thursday at the Regional Language Centre, is part of the Asean Development Education Project (ADEP) sub-project on
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      Action plan to boost total quality control
      335 2  -  By MONICA GWEE MORE ATTENTION will be given to "quality" if all goes well with an action plan designed to boost total quality control practices in Singapore. The sub-committee on productivity through quality and reliability (CPQR) has a varied bag of programmes to
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    • TRADE TALK
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        RICHE MONDE
        36 2 has added two more wine houses to its range of wines. They are Yalumba wines and HillSmith Estate wines, both originating from the vineyards of Australia's winegrowing region, the Barossa Valley in South Australia.
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        BRITISH BUILT
        161 2 "Railbus" a bus that runs on railway tracks is proving to be one of the cheapest forms of travel in the world. The first demonstrator train is now in South-east Asia and will soon be in Denmark and the US. Inexpensive to buy, operate and maintain, and well
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        LUFTHANSA GERMAN
        59 2 Air- lines is planning to speed up its passenger clearance at airport terminals by introducing boarding card printers that also print baggage labels. The first of these new printers, developed in cooperation with Siemens, will be installed next year. Lufthansa has ordered more than 300 printers at a
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        A NEW WIND
        38 2 tunnel test method to meet the most stringent Norwegian Maritime Directorate (NMD) standards for wind tunnel tests has been developed by NKK (Nippon Kokan), Japan's second largest steelmaker and a major engineering-construction and shipbuilding company.
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        EXECUTIVE TRAVEL
        89 2 Maga- zine readers recently voted the Inter-Continental chain as one of the best overseas groups, followed by Hyatt International and Holiday Inn. This was part of the "Hotel of the Year Award" organised by Executive Travel in conjunction with Exp-o-tel, Britain's biggest hotel booking agency, to ascertain the
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        FOREIGN INTERESTS
        152 2 will now be able to buy into Australian stockbroking firms. The decision by the Federal Treasurer, Mr Paul Keating, brings to an end an era when all stockbroking firms were fully Australian-owned. Mr Keating said foreign ownership would be restricted so that overseas interests could only have less
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        FEDERAL TERRITORY
        102 2 Minister Dato Shahrir bin Abdul Samad will open the Malaysian Building Exhibition, Malbex 84, at the Hilton Hotel on June 12. This is the third consecutive exhibition in the highly successful series organised by AR Format Sdn Bhd. More than 200 companies will take part in this exhibition,
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      VITB to hold next vehicle inspection course in June
      347 2 THE Vocational and Industrial Training Board's seventh Motor Vehicle Inspection Course will begin on June 25, 1964. The course is designed to train service station personnel and garage mechanics in the pre-inspection of cars for the annual vehicle inspection. Lessons include
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      ISDN concept for the automated office
      249 3  -  By JEFFREY TSANG INTEGRATED Services Digital Networks (ISDNs) are now the "in-thing" with a capability to transmit voice, text and data. This new system has been designed to replace Public Branch Exchanges (PBXs) currently used by most companies here. For although PBXs can also
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      Open business makes bigger passenger traffic for airlines
      383 3  -  By LOH HUI YIN AIRLINES can still thrive in an open business environment. In fact, such an environment will benefit them as increased competition will result in a bigger passenger traffic. This form of "workable competition" in commercial aviation was proposed by
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      Another year for you to dial-for-Mandarin
      313 3 THE RESPONSE to the "Dial-for-Mandarin" telephone service has been so encouraging that it is being extended for another year. Mr Ho Kah Leong, Parliamentary Secretary for Education, said that 97 per cent of the respondents in a survey conducted in March this year would
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      Course on application of public relations tools
      220 3 A 12-WEEK course will be introduced to equip public relations managers with an in-depth understanding of the application of public relations tools and techniques in management. Organised by the Institute of Public Relations of Singapore (IPR&j, the course, beginning on July 3, covers
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      Distinguished scientist to give keynote talks
      140 3 AN EMINENT scientist from England has been invited to deliver two keynote addresses during the Singapore Youth Science Fortnight and the Fourth Singapore National Academy of Science Congress 1984. Professor RL Wain of the University of Kent will speak at the finals of the
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      Training managers going back to school
      327 3  -  By MONICA GWEE FIFTY-FOUR people have applied for the 30 available places for the George Washington University graduate degree in Human Resource Development (HRD). The Master of Arts degree programme in HRD is a joint effort between the American university and the National Productivity
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      Course on quality management and techniques
      95 3 RELIABILITY, Maintainability and Product Safety is the fourth and final part of a comprehensive training programme in quality management and techniques. It is organised jointly by the Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research and the Singapore Quality Reliability Association. The programme seeks to
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Oil tanker traffic in Gulf coming to a halt
      680 4 Agencies OIL TANKER traffic in the Per"sian Gulf has been reduced to a virtual standstill in the past week with shipowners unwilling to risk further air attacks by -Iranian and Iraqi fighter planes, London's Financial Times said. Shipping insurance rates have
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      Lock icon Low-tech outpaces high-tech in job growth
      414 4 UPI THERE WILL be more new jobs in the US for custodians than for high-tech computer technicians in the next 10 years. An analysis of long-term labour forecasts by researchers Russell Rumberger and Henry Levin of Stanford's Institute for Research on Educational Finance and
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      Lock icon New wave of rioting in India
      302 4 AP INDIAN ARMY troops battled as many as 1,000 rioters in Bombay yesterday as Prime Minister Indira Gandhi toured sites of Hindu-Muslim violence, which has claimed at least 99 lives in five days. Police spokesman PM Sawant said mobs of Hindus and Muslims were
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      Lock icon Japanese buy Saudi crude as alternative to Iranian shipments
      265 4 Reuter JAPANESE oil refining and trading companies have bought Saudi Arabian crude oil for late May or June lifting as an alternative to Iranian shipments suspended temporarily after attacks on tankers in the Gulf. Refiner Showa Oil Co Ltd said a
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      Lock icon Economy a major issue in Egypt's election campaign
      280 4 Reuter THE ECONOMY has become a central issue in Egypt's general elections campaign, with the ruling party playing up strong growth and opposition groups homing in on high inflation and a widening gap between rich and poor. In spite of some powerful
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      Lock icon Malaysia looking into need for policy on hotel industry
      282 4 Bernama THE Malaysian government is looking into the need to formulate a national policy on the hotel industry as part of a plan to inject vitality into the tourist trade, according to Trade and Industry Minister Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen. Tengku Rithauddeen
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      Lock icon Umno youth head wants critics to judge him by his actions
      160 4 Bernama CRITICS who say United Malays National Organisation (Umno) youth head Anwar Ibrahim has lost his sting and fighting spirit should reconsider their views. "Judge me by my actions," Mr Anwar said. "I am still fighting against poverty and
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      784 4 i ARRIVALS Operator Service number Locol From time MAS MAS MAS MAS RBA SIA CPA GIA SIA SIA SIA MAS MAS GIA SIA SIA MH68I MH60I MH67I MH81I BI42I SQI03 CX7I0 GA960 SQ105 SQ20I SQI9I MH603 GA940 SO 238 0820 KUL 0905 KUL 0935 KUL 0940 PEN
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      Lock icon Soviets agree to ensure survival of future Games, says official
      243 6 AP US AND SOVIET Olympic officials have agreed in principle to co-operate in ensuring future survival of the Games, the executive director of the US Olympic Committee said. Mr Don Miller told a news conference on Sunday that US officials
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      Lock icon US admiral defends use of Agent Orange in Vietnam
      183 6 UPI US ADMIRAL Elmo Zumwalt, who ordered the use of Agent Orange in Vietnam, said in an interview published during the weekend that the, defoliant probably caused his veteran son's cancer and perhaps his grandson's birth defect. But Mr Zumwalt told
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      Lock icon Economists believe US growth is slowing down
      617 6 NYT IN SPITE OF reports of strong growth during April, many US economists believe that the economy is slowing and they are sticking to forecasts of 3 to 5 per cent growth for the second quarter. From employment to housing starts, and from
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      Lock icon Alleged vote tampering sparks rioting in Cebu
      435 6 Reuter, UPI PRESIDENT Marcos last Sunday warned he would act to prevent further violence after a youth was killed in a riot over alleged election fraud. He said: "We are the government. We still have the mandate of the people. We will have
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      Lock icon Union orders walkouts in Frankfurt
      294 6 UPI WEST GERMANY'S metalworkers union ordered members to expand a car strike yesterday with walkouts at nine factories in the Frankfurt area. The strike, which began on May 14 in 19 plants in the Stuttgart area, has already idled at least 80,000 workers, either by
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      Lock icon Third member of Marcos's Cabinet to resign after conceding defeat
      123 6 UPI A THIRD member of President Ferdinand Marcos's Cabinet yesterday conceded defeat to an oppssltien rival in parliamentary elections and will resign his post, a government spokesman said. The spokesman said Natural Resources Minister Teodoro Pena had conceded to former
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      Lock icon Many Australians want Asian immigration cut
      362 6 AP MANY Australians believe too many Asians are being allowed into the country and want to see the number of Asian immigrants cut, a major poll reported. The Gallup poll said on Sunday a national survey found that 62 per cent disapprove of the
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      Lock icon Hart may name Jackson as running mate
      155 6 AFP SENATOR Gary Hart said yesterday that he would consider the Reverend Jesse Jackson as a running mate, but only if the black leader modified his political stand on the Middle East. "I think he has earned the right to be considered as
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Guiding stars
        38 6 RETIRED professor Marvin Creamer was welcomed formally in New Jersey on Sunday, three days after his return from an around-the-world trip to prove that the globe could be circled with only the stars as navigational aids.
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        Execution victims
        50 6 THE "wholesale execution" of an estimated 40,000 civilians in El Salvador since 1979 appears to have been carried out by government military forces, Amnesty International said in a report yesterday. Investigations of killings have suggested that many of those murdered were the victims of executions by government forces.
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        Hunger strike
        61 6 FRENCH Communist leader Georges Marchais said on Sunday that the Soviet authorities told him that dissident scientist Andrei Sakharov was in a hospital iii the Gorky region and that his condition was satisfactory. Mr Sakharov began a hunger strike on May 2 to protest the authorities' refusal to
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        Best-dressed list
        44 6 PRESIDENT Reagan was on Sunday voted best-dressed statesman in America for the second year in succession. He was selected by the Fashion Foundation of America, which said he was chosen for his choice of wardrobe during his visit to China last month.
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        Impostor Jesus
        41 6 AN IMPOSTOR Jesus word- lessly handing out white carnations misled the flocks at Sunday's opening performa nee of a play in Oberammergau, West Germany. The man was turned over to police, who released him after a routine identity check.
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        Getting older
        31 6 AMERICANS are older than ever. Their median age rose to a record 30.6 years as of 1982, the Census Bureau reported in a US population profile released on Sunday.
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        Lock icon Deficit narrows
        30 6 Agencies PENINSULAR Malaysia's trade deficit narrowed to M 577.6 million in .Mutuary from $215.3 million in December and $542.5 million in January 1983, Statistics Department figures show. Agen-
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      Lock icon Report expresses doubt on Reagan's 'star wars' defence plan
      144 6 UPI AN AMERICAN House of Representatives subcommittee has expressed doubt on the feasibility of President Reagan's "star wars" defence plan and the panel chairman said the US should rely more on arms control. An interim report by the House foreign affairs
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      Lock icon British coal miners' strike enters 11th week
      109 6 UPI A STRIKE BY British coal miners entered its 11th week yesterday with trade unionists split over supporting the job action and the government announcing that coal production had increased last week. The head of the Trades Union Congress (TUC), representing more than
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Residual value insurance to play vital role in local leasing
      546 7  -  By ALVIN TAY RESIDUAL value insurance will assume greater importance in the domestic leasing industry in the absence of the usual indemnity clause in the leasing agreement. Mr Kwek Leng Beng, chairman of the Leasing Association of Singapore (LAS), said
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      Lock icon New mortgage security for US
      70 7 Reuter THE US Government National Mortgage Association announced a new investment security based on an adjustable rate mortgage for homes. Warren Lasko, Ginnie Mae executive vice-president, told a meeting of the Public Securities Association the security would be the first standardised security offering mortgage investors
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      Lock icon Latin American states may form debtors' club
      649 7 Reuter LATIN America's leading debtor nations have taken a step towards forming a debtors' club by calling a meeting to study joint actions to pressure creditors to ease the region's massive debt burden, banking sources said yesterday. The four-nation announcement was the latest
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      Lock icon Why the Fed is unlikely to tighten monetary policy
      254 7 NYT AS THE Federal Reserve officials meet yesterday and today to chart a course for monetary policy, it is widely expected that the problems ot the Continental Illinois National Bank Trust Co will inhibit any further moves toward a tighter monetary
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      Lock icon Swiss bankers happy with defeat of secrecy issue
      314 7 Reuter Swiss bankers reacted jubilantly to the emphatic defeat of a referendum to make inroads into Swiss banking secrecy. Bankers said the vote of 73 per cent against to 27 in favour was considerably better than anticipated. Most predictions had indicated around
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      Korn/Ferry firm sets up division here
      129 7 KORN/Ferry International, the executive search firm, has set up a financial services division in Singapore to meet the growing demand for top banking and financial executives in Asia. The division will co-ordinate executive searches for the bank- ing and financial services industry in Asean,
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Gold
      344 7 SINGAPORE Futures closed firmer yesterday in quiet trading reflecting higher overseas gold prices. Total sales for the day were recorded at two lots. Prompt closed higher at U*****.50/382.00 an ounce against New York's Friday 378.00/378.50 close, June at $381/383 against 379.50/ 379.80 and August at $388/ 391 against 386.40/386.90.
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      Asian $ market
      316 7 Asian market PERIOD Asian dollar deposit rates extended earlier losses in thin afternoon trading yesterday on increased lending. Periods rates weakened between and V* at the outset due to easier Eurodollar rates and fell further in the afternoon with one month down to 1011/16 10-9/16 per cent, three months 1/16
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      Forex markets
      554 7 SINGAPORE: The local currency closed weaker at 552.1135/45 against the US currency compared with last Friday's close of 2.1105/15, unchanged against the Hongkong dollar at 5J27.00/05 and firmed against the Malaysian dollar at 5591.20/30 from $91.30/40. The US dollar closed lower against major currencies in thin late trading
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      Foreign exchange
      250 7 Interbank rates at 3pm KorniMl ratw I Smithsonian Cufrtncwt quoted yaatai ■day cr om parity change Local dollars to on* unit of foreign currency -24 99 -59 90 44 93 -60 10 US dollar Sterhng pound Australian dollor NZ doHor Conodion dollar 2.1150 2 9461 1 8866 1
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      Money markets
      128 7 THE overnight rate on the local interbank money market closed higher at 7.75 per cent yesterday compared with 7.5 per cent at last Friday's closing. Term rates were unchanged except for the onemonth rate which eased by 1 h point to 8'» per cent. S$ interbank rates 1
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  • FEATURES
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      Building at a safe speed
      485 8 DAEWOO Corporation has described its prob- lems with its $350 million HDB project as "small". The evidence suggests otherwise. When blocks of flats which are supposed to rise at the rate of one storey in five days stand still for more than two months, it
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      Lock icon US banking: A rescue far from redeeming
      1552 8  -  fnnaron» kJIL® ,he world debt crisis became l ,eared what m '9 ht follow the colSw?ft aitfon K« a .hl" week ,he worBt almo#t happened. Swift action by the US government averted an immediate disaster, but as ROBERT BENNET reports, American banking has
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      Lock icon Punjab violence threatens future of India's first microchip venture
      866 8 FT THE GOOD NEWS for Indian industry is that «the country's first microchip factory is now entering production. The bad news is that the factory is in Chandigarh, the city on the edge of the Punjab which is now a focal
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      Lock icon Advent off the thinking TV
      1747 9  -  Digital circuitry promises an explosion in the options available on the colour set By BARBARA AARSTEINSEN NYT AGHAST, and not a little frightened at the way the US car market has been pushed onto the defensive by imports, American television manufacturers are counting on winning
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      Lock icon Are Japanese workaholics rathole refugees?
      557 9  -  By TODD EASTHAM UPI AT LEAST one Japanese housing critic thinks Japan's celebrated "workaholics" put in long hours at the office to escape the "rat holes" they call home. Kazuo Hayakawa, professor of environmental planning in Kobe University's department of architecture, also blames crowded living
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      915 9 mmcmmm A wor story 8.03 pm A documentary based on the diaries of a Canadian doctor, Ben Wheeler. It is about his internment in a Japanese prisoner-of-war camp during World Wqr 11. Dramatic reconstructions of scenes inside the camp are skilfully inter- woven with newsreel shots of the faH of
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      759 10 NYT DURING A stockmarket decline, investors holding significant positions in small-company shares are often tempted to liquidate those equities, the reason being that companies with lower market capitalisation (the market value of a company's shares) almost invariably lose more of their value during bear
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      Lock icon American corporate heads come under fire
      480 10 NYT CORPORATE chieftains in America have come under substantial criticism of late because of their efforts to stop unfriendly takeovers. Yet, the critics do not seem to have a sufficient grasp of certain management and economic realities. To begin with, about 40 per cent
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      Lock icon Two major US data processing companies to merge
      257 10 FT DUN A Bradstreet and AC Nielsen, two of America's leading information processing companies, are to merge in an agreed share deal which values Nielsen at a little over USSI billion. The transaction marks a further step in Dun A Bradstreet's rapid
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      Lock icon Dutch auctions gaining greater visibility in financial circles
      558 10 NYT WHEN WALL Street comes up with a stockmarket idea that seems to work, it is usually picked up by many securities houses and widely promulgated to the public. But one such idea, discussed for the past five years and successfully used
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      Hong Kong
      379 11 HONGKONG: Prices closed marginally lower yesterday in fairly quiet trading throughout, with the Hang Seng index closing 2.72 lower at 893.01 after a 8.31 fall at midmorning. Investors generally remained sidelined ahead of the debate over the Hongkong issue in the upper house of the British parliament later
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      Taipei
      245 11 MAY 21 Al Sincere Indus Asm Cement NT 9 45 33 10 33 40 •0 05 ■0.3 0.6 Lien Hwa Indus Non Ya Ptas Pocrfic Cons Pocif« Elect Wire 1205 38 50 32 70 20 10 -0 05 04 -06 Chang Hwa Bank Chen Loona 55 50 28 90
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      Tokyo
      475 11 TOKYO: Late liquidation more than offset initial gains, and the market closed sharply lower in thin trading with investors worrying about the yen's continued weakness against the dollar. The market average lost 65.23 to close at 10,164.97, after rising 103.32 last Saturday, on a 190 million share turnover against
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      Seoul
      69 11 Moy 21 Bonk Saoii Won 680 Hyundai Cofp Hyundai Motof KAL 650 560 -10 2 Choh«ung Bk Commer>cal Bk Do«kn Ind 680 705 570 -15 10 Korea Fnt Korea CM 713 865 35 Doewoo Corp Docwoo Ind 390 559 1 3 Lucky Ltd 725 5 Dong Ah 675 +7
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      Sydney
      453 11 SYDNEY: Australian share markets, affected by last week's falls on Wall Street, closed substantially weaker yesterday, with the All ordinaries index falling to its low for the year. The index closed down 10.7 points easier at 714.7, compared with a previous 1984 low in March of 718.4. Brokers also
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      Bangkok
      143 11 BANGKOK: Share prices closed generally lower in quiet trading which centred on the cement and finance groups. The Book Club index fell 0.21 to 117.33 on turnover of 18.1 million baht with 98,512 shares traded. MAY 21 Mh S<am City Cement 372 -2 Skxti Credit 64 50 Ayuthoyo In*
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      Manila
      113 11 MANILA: Prices closed mixed yesterday in continued dull trading reflecting the Philippines economic situation. The Commercial and Industrial index was up 0.41 at 133.51, the mining marker down 1.60 at 1,070.41 and oils remained unchanged at 0.724. PLDT rose to 48 from 47.50 and San Miguel B to 18
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      MITSUBISHI GETS CONTRACT
      72 11 THE Mitsubishi group of Japan will supply Malaysia with two 300,000 kilowatt thermal power generators worth about 32 billion yen in total. The generators will be installed at Malaysia's first coal-burning power station in the Port Kelang district, about 40km west of Kuala Lumpur, by January 1989*
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        Thai Airways profits higher
        85 11 THAI Airways Company, the country's domestic airline, registered a 92 million-baht profit from October 1983 to March this year, up 142 per cent from the same period a year earlier. An official said the profit for the first six months of the previous fiscal year was
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        ANZ Banking aheed
        99 11 THE Australian and New Zealand Banking Group Ltd said interim 1963/84 earnings reflected a substantial improvement in the trading bank's operations. It said a satisfactory result should be achieved for the full year though profit growth was not expected to be at the same level as the
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        BP Australia gets approval
        177 11 THE Australian government has approved the acquisition by BP Australia Ltd of Amoco Australia Ltd, a unit of Standard Oil Co (Indiana)), federal treasurer Paul Keating said. He said the proposal would result in significant rationalisation benefits for the petroleum refining and marketing industry. The British
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        Marinduque to resume work
        160 11 MARINDUQUE Mining and Industrial Corp will resume operations at its nickel refinery in the southern Philippines on June 10, company president Alfredo Velayo said. Marinduque suspended production last December because of a shortage of operating funds and resumption was held up by a delay in delivery
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      97 11 N t. J Jl Hilton's Lounge presents Sandi Mark A duo that packs between them enough musical styles, variety and talent to keep you entertained right through the night. Come and be enchanted. 8 pm 12.45 am J/Ttf JKjr^TT (Mondays to Thursdays) W_/£, Bpm 1.45 am rVSYI (Fridays Saturdays and
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      253 11 Luncheon: 12:00 2:30% Dinner: 7:00 —10:30 Reservations: Tel: 223 3366 The Octagon, sth Storey 105 Cecil Street, Singapore 0106. Pick-up service for luncheon patrons. Ample parking facilities for diners. 1 t*aW'? t V. v v MAJIPOOR CHRONICLES by Robert Sitverbag The giant world of Majipoor, teaming with humans and aliens
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      Lock icon US options traders seek to operate on margin
      711 12 NYT ONE OF THE most vexing problems facing the commodity options markets is the inability of floor traders and other market makers to finance positions because, unlike with futures contracts, options buyers cannot make partial payment of premiums. At the same time,
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      228 12 Reuter JAPANESE cocoa bean imports rose to 3,725 tonnes in April from 2,011 in March but were down from 4,517 a year earlier. Finance Ministry custom-cleared trade statistics show that major April suppliers, with March and year-ago comparisons in brackets, were: Ghana with 1,342 tonnes
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      BANGKOK SELLS MORE RICE
      112 12 TOTAL THAI rice exports in the January to midMay period rose to 1.63 million tonnes compared with 1.34 million in the first five months of last year. During the week ended May 15 official Thai exports were 79,147 tonnes and private exporters sold 65,768 tonnes. New
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      Lock icon Plan to raise Indian foodgrain production
      137 12 Reuter SENIOR INDIAN government agriculture officials yesterday began discussing a national plan setting expected foodgrain production at 153.6 million tonnes in the 1984/85 season, ending June, up from an expected record of 146.3 million in the current season. An agriculture ministry spokesman said that
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      RICE
      301 12 Singapore (S)/kito, ei-godown) C-l special C~ 1 Ordinary Loonzam 100% Unq Unq Thai white first grade Unq 100% 1st doss 100% second grade 250 (kangaroo) 100% th*d grade Unq new crop 100% 2nd doss 1 05 078 Parboiled 5% 10% 260 100% 3rd doss 0.76 25% new crop No
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      Straits Tin
      89 12 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday remained at the ITA floor level of Ms2t.ls a kilo. Dealers said there was still shortage of demand despite a firmer close in London last week and sterling's rise against the Malaysian dollar. The buffer stock manager was again the main
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      TEXTILES
      148 12 Yarn (In HK$ per bale of 400 lb) Chino carded yarn, cones Blue Phoenix I6's 3,550 Blue Phoenix 20's 3,600 Blue Phoenix 32's 4,000 Blue Phoenix 40's 4,500 Carded yarn, hank Blue Phoemx 2l's 3,650 Combed yarn, cones Blue Phoenix 32's 5,650 Blue Phoenix 40's 5,850 Open-end yarn Blue
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      Lock icon Forecast of higher Indian groundnut meal exports
      95 12 Reuter INDIAN groundnut meal exports in the year ending March 31, 1985, are expected to rise to some 500,000 tonnes, from 400,000 in 1963/84, a spokesman for Solvent Extractions' Association of India said. He said cotton cake exports are likely to increase 23,000
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      Lock icon Thailand expects to export one million tonnes of sugar
      218 12 Reuter THAILAND expects to export about one million tonnes of raw sugar this year despite the 470,000tonne quota it has received from the International Sugar Organisation (ISO). Sugar industry sources in Bangkok said yesterday that Thailand is expected to produce 1.7
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      Lock icon Fiji plans major reforms in industry
      133 12 Reuter THE FIJIAN government has announced plans for major reforms in the management of its sugar industry aimed mainly at improving relations between the growers, mill workers and the authorities, government officials said. A draft Bill to be tabled in Parliament next month after
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      PALM OIL
      163 12 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prices closed off the day's highs yesterday on profit-taking, as sentiment was boosted by firmer Chicago soy futures last week. May deliveries in the south region rose Msls to $1,775 a tonne and central five to $1,765, while June in the north firmed $25
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      Produce exchange
      156 12 Chinese Produce FOB NSW 487 50 Exchange Nutmeg (Sellers' noon closing prices S$/ 110 FOB NSW 355 00 100 kg) B W FOB NSW 256 00 Coconut oil Gambier Bulk FOB 240 00 FOB NSW 300 00 Old drum FOB 253 00 New drum FOB 257 00 London
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      Lock icon Larger Aussie wheat acreage likely
      136 12 Reuter AUSTRALIAN wheat growers may plant up to 12.8 million hectares of wheat in the 1984/85 season, about 150,000 hectares more than last year's record. The Australian Wheat Board said that, from early indications, Western Australian growers are likely to add the most acreage, almost
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      Lock icon Floods in tea district
      44 12 Reuter FLOODS worsened in the eastern Bangladeshi tea growing district of Sylhet with the Manu, Khowai and other rivers rising further following fresh rains. However, floods caused by heavy pre-monsoon rains, continued to recede in the southeastern Comilla district. Reuter
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      RUBBER
      305 12 SINGAPORE: Rubber market closed lower yesterday with June One RSS buyers quoted at 197.00 cents a kilo, down six cents from last Friday. The morning session lost five cents on lack of buying support and some speculative selling of June One RSS. Prices fell a further one cent in
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      RAS and MRELB
      322 12 R AS prices (in S cents/kilo, FOB m boles) NOON CLOSE Int 1 RSS prompt Buyers s#ii#n Buyers Sellers 198 50 199 50N 196 50 197.50N Int 1 RSS June 199 75 200 25 197 00 197.50 Int 1 RSS July 203 00 203.50 200 25 200
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      SSR and SMR
      107 12 (in M cents/1 ton pallets) June Julv (current mth) (forward mth) RAS NOON NOON Buyers Stllcrj Buyers Sellers SSR 20 197 00 199 OON 199 00 201 OON SSR 50 195 00 197 OON 197 00 199 OON MRELB Buyers Strlltri Buyers Scllcn SMR CV 253.50 255
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      LONDON MARKETS
      951 12 COFFEE: Futures at midday yesterday held pared gains erf £99 to £43 a tonne from Friday as jobber profittaking trimmed an initial rise to fresh 6V<-year highs. July, which peaked at £2,590, was traded last at £2,573, 96 above the previous offer. Physical activity was quiet, with roasters
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      Late rally fails to prevent losses in all sectors
      4250 13 A PULLBACK during the late afternoon session yesterday could do very little to correct the market's early morning sell-off. Double-digit losses were recorded in all sectors of the market but many stocks closed off their day's lows. At the final bell,
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      Chief price changes
      290 13 SINGAPORE Rises Gentings 505 DOB 488 Londmorks H 50« 326 N 0 L Loon 89 Metol Box Spore 285 M 8 F Hldfs 50« 231 tGB Corpn 50« 226 Both Ms 50< 216 UOL Worronts 58 Falls Seocorp 1700 Todubo 1180 0 Keromot 1160 Tronoh Mmti 1050
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      Prices continue to weaken in KL
      537 13 SHARE prices tumbled across the board on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday as investor sentiment continued to be afflicted by various factors. After an easier start, prices continued to drift downwards as small investors liquidated part of their positions while buyers generally took
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      Business done on the SES
      3363 13 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "SETT".
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  • COMPANY NEWS
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      Property portfolio of OUE grows strongly
      442 14 OVERSEAS Union Enterprise Ltd (OUE), the hotel and property group which owns the prestigious Mandarin Hotel, has been aggressively expanding its property interests, both in Singapore and abroad. During the past year, OUE emerged as the biggest shareholder of OUB Centre Ltd with a
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      NOL expects prospects to improve
      134 14 NEPTUNE Orient Lines Ltd (NOL) expects business prospects for shipping to improve if the current global economic recovery can be sustained. Last year, NOL posted a sharp operating loss of some $14 million. This was attributed to the global recession which resulted in lower profit
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      Business done on the KLSE
      2495 14 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Alcorn (2.265) Antohd 84SM1) 1.97(1) 1.98 (7) 1 95
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      MBS allocates M$29m for housing finance
      363 14 MALAYSIA Building Society (MBS) has set aside Ms 29 million to finance housing projects already committed during 1984. The amount to be released at a time will depend on the construction of the housing units. "MBS's role in the low-cost housing finance programme under
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      Selected indices
      109 14 HONGKONG Australian Industrials Hong Seng Index Monday 8930) Friday 895 73 Monday 977.7 Friday 986 4 Week ago 997.5 Week ago 908 72 NEW YORK Dow Jones TOKYO Friday 1133 79 Tokyo Dow Jones Monday ***** 97 Thursdoy 1142.27 Week ago *****4 Saturday ***** 20 Week ago *****
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      Unit trusts
      230 14 Monogers' prices for May 22 MARA Bumiputra First B'putro 6 19 6.24 Singapore Unit Trust Second B'putro Third B'putro 551 556 4 76 4 81 The Commerce 3 15 3 35* Fourth B'putro 5 49 5 54 The Savings Fund I 93 2 05 S'poce Prog Fund 1
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      PJ Hilton lures Singaporeans
      83 14 MORE than a third of guest rooms at the Petal-, ing Jaya Hilton has been occupied by businessmen from Singapore since the hotel opened its doors for business last month. General manager Hans Hauri said that the PJ Hilton expects to maintain this percentage at least
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      1338 14 Current Ex Books Date Total for Total for payment date close poyoble the yeor previous yeor A B N 13% May 3 NYA NYA 26% 26% A Enterprises I2%(n) April 17 Apnl 30 Moy 22 22% 22% Acmo 7W %(b) June 20 4 June 27 July 17 7'4%
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      238 14 KECK Seng (M) Berhad: 14th AGM on May 23 at 11.30pm at Bilik Sri Banang on the Mezzanine Floor, Holiday Inn, Jalan Da to Sulaiman, Century Garden, Johor Bahru, Johor. MAGNUM Corporation Berhad: AGM on May 23 at 11am on 1st Floor, Magnum House. Ill Jalan Pudu, Kuala
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      Pahang Con sees light at end of tunnel
      538 15  -  By CHAN OI CHEE LOSS-RIDDEN Pahang Consolidated PLC is heading for a turnaround in corporate performance this year. At the interim stage, the traditional tin mines operator managed to reduce operating losses by nearly half, and directors have forecast a return to
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      Roxy Electric expects M$6.5m rental from Wisma On-Tai
      110 15 ROXY Electric Industries Bhd has replied to queries by the KLSE that the expected gross annual rental income from Wisma On-Tai this year is about M 56.5 million. The gross rental income from the six apartment units is $187,000. The company also
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      372 15 HARSH conditions faced by Yeo Hiap Seng (M) Bhd in the softdrinks industry and substantial losses incurred by an associated company have eaten into the group's earnings at half-time. For the six months to March 31 this year, the softdrinks and food-based manufacturer experienced a 20 per cent drop in
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      Apollo reducing equity role in two major projects
      645 15  -  By NAJEEB JARHOM APOLLO Enterprises Ltd is believed to be scaling down its equity participation in at least two major projects, the Apollo Centre project at Havelock Road and the first-class Apollo Meridien hotel in Taipei. BT understands that there are a
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      Straits Trading's market value up 62 per cent
      712 15 STRAITS TRADING Co Ltd's heavy investments in quoted and unquoted shares and government securities last year have proved to be a rewarding means of deploying the group's huge reserves of cash and other deposits. According to Traders' <3iairman Tan Sri Tan Chin
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      LONDON STOCKS
      1009 15 THE market closed mixed yesterday with lack of any fresh factors, making for a dull session, dealers said. At 3pm, the FT-SE 100 share index rose 1.6 points to 1,106.5. Oils met some demand, reflecting concern over the situation in the Gulf. BP rose 8p to 538 and
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      NST expects pre-tax profits of M$47.3m
      289 15 THE NEW Straits Times Press (Malaysia) is expected to turn in group pre-tax profits of about M 547.3 million in the year ending Aug 31, 1964. This figure is arrived at after excluding share of profits of associated companies and minority interests. The forecast
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      Mercantile to be sold to Citibank
      221 15 HONGKONG and Shanghai Banking Corp has agreed to sell the entire share capital of UK-incorporated Mercantile Bank Ltd to Citibank NA. A joint statement said the price was at an agreed premium over Mercantile's net asset value of £13.5 million. The actual price was
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      RESULTS DUE
      331 15 LAST FULL YEAR Compony Killingholl Tin Ming Court Rom Soyang Folex Loytope Petoling Muroto Goodwood Pork H Mno South Mtio Ind A M D B Kinto Kellos Dutch Baby Syn Resins M M C Y H S C C M Sin Heng Chan A P 1 Kromot Kuchoi
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      335 15 UNITED Internationl Securities Ltd has announced that its unaudited consolidated net tangible asset backing per share stood at $1.71 on April 30, 1984. KUALA Lumpur Industries Bhd's 20 million 50-cent shares started trading yesterday after the completion of the sub-division of its previous M$1 par value shares into
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      636 14 The New Straits Times Press (Malaysia) Berhad (Incorporated in Malaysia) NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING Notice is hereby given that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company will be held in the Theatrette of the Company, Balai Berita. 31. Jalan Riong. Kuala Lumpur on 7th June. 1984 at 11.30 a.m.
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      300 15 NOTICES IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 AND IN THE MATTER OP SUTHERLAND CORPORATION PTE LTD NOTICE OF SPECIAL RESOLUTION (Parauat to Section 2M(2(b)) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company held at 5F Drayeott Drive Singapore 1025 on 21 March 1984, the following Special Resolution
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      78 15 U5515,000,000 Floating Rate U.S. Dollar Negotiable Certificates of Deposit, due 23rd November 1984 The Mitsubishi Bank Limited (Singapore Branch) A In accordance with the provisions of the Certificates, notice is hereby given that for the last six month interest period from 23rd May 1984 to 23rd November 1984, the Certificate
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    Lock icon First quarter growth hits 9.9pc
    785 16  -  By ZHOU MEI, Economics Correspondent THE STRONG economic recovery experienced by Singapore last year has not waned. Latest statistics show a growth of 9.9 per cent for the first quarter of this year, sustaining the rate of growth during the last quarter of 1983. For
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    There is hope yet for bleak property sector
    461 16  -  By LISA LEE RENTS OF offices in good locations may be stable now, but in five years' time, an excess supply equal to the area of more than six Chartered Bank buildings could cause prices to plunge. But there is still hope,
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    British firm engaged to build undersea telephone links
    113 16 TELECOMS and two other Asian telecommunication authorities have awarded a £60 million-contract to build a submarine telephone cable system. The contract to build a cable system linking Singapore and Hongkong has been awarded to Standard Telephones and Cables PLC of Britain The
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    Biotechnology industry gets shot in the arm
    389 16  -  By BOEY KIT YIN A BOOST has been given to Singapore's fledgling biotechnology industry with the start of a training course on biotechnology at the National University of Singapore. The 10-day course aims to teach participants the basic principles and industrial applications of
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    Saudi terminals can cope with slack, says paper
    307 16 THERE is little threat of serious disruption in oil supplies as long as Saudi Arabia's Ras Tanura terminals remain operational. The newsletter said the Ras Tanura facilities in the Persian Gulf can effectively compensate for any decline in exports further north, said
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    Regional developers can look forward to mixed fortunes
    351 16  -  By LEE HAN SHIH HARD TIMES are here for Singapore developers, while things are still rosy for some in Malaysia. Their Indonesian counterparts, however, are enjoying the benefits of a booming property market. And for those in Hongkong, a recovery in the
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      Lock icon Fresh religious clashes in India
      42 16 Reuter TROOPS were rushed yesterday to the scene of fresh Hindu-Muslim clashes in South-western India. Police said earlier that 105 people had so far been killed in the violence and more than 300 had been injured. Reuter
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      Lock icon New member to UN council
      39 16 Reuter THAILAND announced yesterday it would seek to become a member of the United Nations Security Council at the 38th Annual Conference of the UN General Assembly in New York later this year. Reuter
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      Lock icon China's new patent law
      28 16 Reuter CHINA'S new patent law will not cover computer software, Mr Liu Gushu, general manager of the China Patent Agent (HK) Ltd, said. Reuter
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      Lock icon Seiko unveils pocket colour TV
      39 16 Reuter THE MARKETING arm of the Seiko watch-making group has unveiled what it described as the first pocket-size colour television using a liquid crystal screen. The sets are estimated to cost about US$5OO each.
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      Lock icon Taiwan concludes Iran-trade pact
      39 16 Reuter TAIWAN has concluded its first barter trade agreement with Iran involving the purchase of about 30 million barrels of crude oil. Iran would have in exchange: textiles, chemicals, machinery, building materials and foodstuffs. Reuter
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      Lock icon Oxford girls face sexual harassment
      39 16 Reuter WOMEN students at Oxford University have complained about sexual approaches by male tutors. The university's Student Women's Committee, which sent questionnaires to all 3,000 women students, cited 63 incidents of sexual harassment. Reuter
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      105 16 u it.er and is the home of the bondue. This is a communal meal where chunks of skewered bread ure dipped into a mixture of flavoured melted cheese, ays Executive Chef Charles Benz, a native Swiss, "It's our custom that if you lose your bread you must give your neighbour
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      54 16 WMim Outlook for today: Showers in the morning and early afternoon. Report for 24 hours prior to 7 30pm on May 21 at the airport: Maximum temperature 31.9 Associated humidity 71 Minimum temperature 24.5 Associated humidity 96 Hours of sunshine 5.00 Rainfall in millimetres 0.3 Rainfall this month 120.5 Roiny
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      Asean shipowners urged to adopt common approach to cargo scheme
      335 17 SHIPOWNERS FROM the Association of South-east Asian Nations (Asean) are expected to formulate a common approach to the cargo sharing scheme in line with the Unctad's Code of Conduct for Liner Conferences. The Federation of Asean Shipowners Association (FASA) has
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      US Lines plans to establish S'pore office
      596 17  -  By DANIEL SIM UNITED STATES Lines has plans to set up its own office in Singapore in preparation for its round-the-world service in the middle of the year. Sources said US Lines officials were in Singapore early this year to appoint an agent
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        142 17 Reuter GENERAL Council of British Shipping (GCBS) freight index rose in April to 111 (1976 equals 100), from 106 in March and 104 in April 1983, the council said. Idle merchant ship tonnage fell 2.5 million dwt in March from February levels to 80.4 million dwt, GCBS added.
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        89 17 Reuter THE FAR East East Africa Freight Conference pid it will reduce its currency adjustment factor to 12 per cent from 15 per cent, effective June 1, because of changes in currency values. Meanwhile, the Australian and New Zealand Eastern Shipping Conference said it will reduce, effective June
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      683 17 Shipping Lin* Pag* Col Shipping Lin* Pag* Col Abe* Transport V 1 FMG-CAVN VI 1 Afea VI 3 Franco-Belg m 4 5 Ahrenkiel Liner vn 5 Frata Shpg VI 2 Alpac VI 5 Freight Links VI 4 Antara Shpg IV 1 Frota v 1 5 A PC
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      1458 18 Fairplay WHEN THE "box," or container, was introduced some 25 years ago, it made possible the concept of a "pure" container ship the first proven system in modern times to reduce a ship's stay in port considerably as well as improve transport quality. This was
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      1067 18 FURTHUR fixing of tonnage on Indian government charterers account for fertiliser business, coupled with a slightly better level of coal and ore business, was reported on the freight market on Friday, brokers said. Indian government charterers took a vessel with 21,000 long tons of rock phosphate from Casablanca
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      217 18 LLOYD'S REGISTER of Shipping has formed a new organisation called Lloyd's Register Quality Assurance Certification Association (LRQA) to provide independent third party quality assurance and product confonnitty certification for all branches of industry. The new association, whch has received encouragement from the Department of Trade
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      408 18 BY ACHIEVING a cargo traffic growth of one per cent to 5.99 million tonnes in the first quarter of 1984, the Port of Amsterdam is set to reach a record annual figure. The port's best years were in 1971 and 1983 when traffic reached
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      63 18 THE JOS L Meyer Shipyard of Papenburg, West Germany, has announced an order for a 30,000-tonne cruise ship for Panamanian account. The vessel will be 205 metres long and 29 metres wide. The yard signed the contract after a decision to widen the locks on
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      193 19 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.
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      712 19 Lloyd's List THE NIGERIAN government's policy to carry increasing levels of essential imports in national vessels is beginning to bite. The impact of the government decree made earlier this year had been minimised by shipowners operating to Nigeria "I particularly those in the Far
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      304 19 FRIONOR Norwegian Frozen Fish Ltd and Wilh Wilhelmsen have signed an agreement to establish a joint company in Australia, subject to approval by Norwegian and Australian authorities. The agreement will come into force on July 1 when Wilh Wilhelmsen's subsidiary in Australia, Wilh Wilhelmsen
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      255 19 THE SALVAGED shipping arm of the defunct Carrian empire, Grand Marine Holdings, lost HKJI.I3 billion in the 18 months to June 30 last year. This was outlined in last year's annual report of the former publicly listed subsidiary of Carrian Investments last week. The report was
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      6922 24 §®aBGXPOLB 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 of
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      630 25 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godws FCL Ship Arrival for LCL movement Voy date/time Operator cargo schedule Location Bunga Penaga 106/84 22.5.84 2300 Leo Shpg FSB 0900-1100 S2 E Promoter *****W 23.5.84 0300 G Asia FSB 0800-0900/1300-1500 L4 N Topaz 26S/N 23.5.84 0700 NAPL FSB
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      1705 25 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A-B AFEA African Shipping Agencies (Si Ur*-KireiU Liar Trans group i SI AhrenMel Umrr Service Kim Slipg <S) Alfred C Twffrr Oceanus Shipping Agency (S) Marintei Enterprise (PK) Alpar Intrasea (S) Bintang Shpg (KL) Island
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      431 26 Vessel KEPPEL WHARVES Friedrich Engels Gold Leaf Jenson Manoloeverett Maryut Ocean Haven Rajah Brooke Thai Rainbow Bunga Orkid Muhlhausen Yue On Dinh An 10 Santa Monica Shark Bay Straits Venture Thach Han Valeria Vishva Kaumudi PASIR PANJANG AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Berth Agent Arrival 6/7 S'pore Shpg alongside
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      285 26 AFP TRADING on the tanker market last week for the Gulf region was almost at a standstill as a result of the growing tension over the conflict between Iran and Iraq. There were no reported fixtures from Iran. In the past such an increase in tension would have
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      549 26 May 22-23 1984 European major hazards, Oyez Scieny tific Technical conference at Sudbury Conference Centre, London ECI. May 22-24 Global civil t satellite navigation systems. The 1984 conference of the The Royal Institute of Navigation, Cunard International Hotel, Hammersmith Hotel, London. May 22-25 Law of collisions: pollution, towage
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      450 17 "-@<,$\%?_?''_<\{;|=/:}..&@'?}^ I \R 1) I M AM Ml <3 FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE VIA SUE? I KOKAN MCCJM 24N *(*oo*l 091 M I hj( comma vm S SEAS BMKE 4<N Ickvalopau. «ow CMNA CONTAKR 2CN CXEVALER RO2E 39W In yunci ?ow ■mtouks m I KOKAN CHANCE 18* Calling Bremerharen
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      404 17 u t ii I UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO SAG) NATIONAL LINE OF BAHRAIN. IRAQ. KUWAIT. QATAR. SAUDI ARABIA AND UNITED ARAB EMIRATES EXPRESS MULTI-PURPOSE SERVICES FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE FROM JAI'AN TAIWAN HOM.kOV. M. MlQtt 5* 11 MNUYUI V 7* II NMM I.l+ II MMUKH TOK (OK U 5 21/5
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      27 17 aaatKDß LONDON Freights ||/m CONSORTIA HI SHIPPING Schedule VIII/IX CONTAINER Schedules ix WHO Acts for Whom ix SHIPPING Events X SHIPS In Port X REGIONAL Weather X
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      907 17 <ri, BALT-ORIENT LINE '.'.'Jb, Baltic Shipping Co Reiular Services from South East Asia to United Kinfdom and North Continental Ports Agent: Singapore Soviet Shipping Co Pte Ltd Tel: *****3 MAERSK LINE EXPORT FASTEST SERVICE TO USA EUROPE L UI F ATIANT EAST C ANAI)A~INITNT7prW^ M RANDO M. RANK) M. RMOO
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      220 18 FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE S pore J) Barcelona. Genoa. I) Amsterdam Antwerp. l.Hwre. Baste. UK. 3) Bremen. ■fcem*rtu»t(v Aarhus. Copenhafen, Helsinki 4) Matmo. Stockholm. Oslo *Acceptm| Europe carjo tor leeder na S pore 'Also direct car|o lor Spore I Baudot *"4- Pis contact PERM6C P lor (eeder arranfement 1) Matmo.
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      357 18 YAMASHITA-SHINNIHON LINE COMTAMCR SERVICES USA/CANADA */5 1/C 11/ l 17/< ,Jt IV7 11/7 tBN a/7 a/7 21/7 TOMB n MHI Also accepting LCL Cargo for USA Porta only. *21/375 *11/371 WM/377 VX/171 c*|« li Mm I Mm Oh* «/l IVI l(/t 7/1 M/l a/i m/i */i «caa TOIME SKT WOK
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      984 19 The Straits Steamship Group QCL Overseas Containers Limited CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Ports and Bangkok FIMHrURT EDWSS imorooi ut ■OCTEXPOfSS HAkBUfG EXPRESS raw Exmss KIM VON HONnanc evkss carocan ur mum MTm»| Br em 11/6 20/6 25/6 27/6 no un 11/7 13/7 11/7
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      613 19 Franco Belguin Services rf Q nr hi,si hrrnch Srrvico With Ht-lgian Far hastern l ines Mr [.RU COHTUPfKy# SfßVia !0 EUR Off SfH f. HUMS U Not* R'tai T Slave Km M. M, """"g" KOREA* JACEMI Sato) h. *rt Ito 9M.11 M, Utoi JoTuM. sic c SL«» 5i 23 1
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      665 20 pa TO CONTIKNT UK Hapag-Lloyd EXPORTS (3j^nE33^^EH3i S pori-P KetangPm i?.u*sBi(ftao Genoa Hbufg Warn 8 ha»enAnt*erp Santa Fe ?I5 29 5 31 slit 14/6 22/6 ?l 25/6 30 6 TO USA CANADA Connecting in Tokyo Connecting in Kobe Also accepting cor go for ATLANTIC GULF PORTS via minilandbridge. and US
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      388 20 m M.Sline FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE 10 EUROPE VIA SUEZ 1 Member ol the Ace Comortwn FROM fUROPF VIA SUEZ li Memoer ot the Ace Coraortwm FUii Y CONTAINERISED "> "*<> M NOB IH AMI RICA (AS! COAST *Vli feed* mill 0 SOVtANOH IK H CATSTAI 26f BU IJtadi CM an
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      595 20 EVERGREEN LINE FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE ACCFPTMG FCI t ICI CARGO FOR SC mi «c fll ROM MM IHV E,«G«* »05 27 05 11 M 70 00 2700 MOi ?i M loot not loot 07 17 04'07 Ot 07 01 07 E.ttGjttw, 14 Ot DOt Of 07 00 07 10
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      880 20 EAC LINES BULK/BREAKBULK SERVICE tOB ttyUMS BOOMtGS PlfASl CONTACT SINGAPORE: BAKKE SIME DARBY SHIPPING PTE LTO TEL *****8 *****6 JARKARTA: PT DJARKARTA LLOYD TEL *****8 *****6/*****2/*****0 JARKARTA: THE EAST ASIATIC CO. LTO TEL *****1 OWNERS REPRESENTATION '»C'OM Mildiwi M 11( FULL CONTAINER SERVICE to U S WEST COAST Emu 'A'
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      316 20 MARITIME PTE LTD ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES IRANIAN SERVICES Snfapore KAN BOftHAN 31/5 Loidnf tor B Abbas B Khomen *0$« MMUM PTi I ft) i:m t2.1: »;o ■hum marcmi smew i- ah,: i !R*rt 4 TRAtSPORf |i D j, b<>9 4 6j /w, fc? KYOWA OCEAN KYOWA BREEZE
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      650 21 PIL GROUP VESSEL KOTA WANOSA KOTA MURNI KOTA AQUNG KOTA WARUNA KOTA SALAM VOYAGE E-501 E-SOS E-507 E-SOS E-511 SINGAPORE 28-30/5 29-1/6 15-20/6 1-3/7 5-10/7 LOADING FOR: HOOEIDAN, JEDOAM, FT SUOAN. ADEN. MOMBASA. D'SALAAM MOGADISCIO. HODEIDAH, ADEN. AOABA NODE ID AN, JEDOAH. MOGADISCIO. MOMBASA. D'SALAAM HOOEIOAH, JEDOAH, AOABA. PTSUDAN HODEIDAH.
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      291 21 MALAYSIA SHIPPING CORPH. SDN. BHD. KOTA MDAH KOTA HARAPAN KOTA BAHAGIA KOTA BERLIAN WOT. PENAMG 4/M 5/14 5/14 6-10/6 5/M P. KELANG LOAOMG FOR XPT-24/5 KUC/TA/KK/ LBN 25-31/5 KK/SKN/TA 11-16/6 KU/KK/SKN 14-19/6 KK/SKN/TA Agents SINGAPORE Pll P KELANG SELATAN AGENCY KL SELATAN AGENCY PENANG LEAN BEE CO TEL TEL TEL
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      876 21 EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE STRUTS SPOftf 77/5 3 0 10 c 10/0 «i 4/7 17/7 *1/7 71 7 PKEIANG 70/5 5 6 1? t 71/« n/i 6/7 14/7 73,7 JO 7 europe HAM B HAVEN S«M Sided SJded Sided SjM Sided Sided 76 5 77/5 4/0 5/6 11/6 13/0
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      523 21 1 DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL LINE FAR EAST FULL-CONTAINER SERVICE GONA VBHB SPORE MO 23/5 21/5 YOKOHAMA K0» 2/« 4/6 EXPRESS SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE SPOK P HUANG TH.BURV R DUD IDA I MM KUIAI V?«n In ft Gdn 44 13 t 15/1 B«*B l*l*M vm 17 t 22/t It
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      553 21 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES SHIPPING CORPORATION PAAN V 72 HTONEYWA V 194 PAGAN V 75 PHASHWEGYAWYWA 15/17 Jun« S pore P Ketong Penoog 24/26 May 25/27 Moy 8/10 Juo« EXPRESS INDEPENDENT SERVICf TO UK/CONT IVYBANK CLYDEBANK >rvKtl R'DAM HULL HMBG UJu, y 21 July 17 July 9 J "'y J 3
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      944 22 ECUADOR/PERU/CHILE FEEDER MOTWR VSI STORE JOMOK BROGE V3l A VSI 1 Jui CENTRAL AMERICA/CARIRRI EEEOER/VSI MOTKR VSI SPORE IOHORE »OGf *31 A VSI i |un -w 13 K LINE KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. SPORE NAGOYA GUAYAQUIL CAIIAO ARICA 1 lui Hta 26 M 2 Au| C Au| FEIDER VSI MOTKR
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      389 22 HA»»M*I« MARU V SII4F S A VAAL 5715f NED COIOMBO V 5610G S VAN OCR STEL VlO6 n..! 1 "i '1-^n J.'AI 1 1 '.■J Acharib fcrtan Bar CI own E Ldn Maputo PEfa 1/7 10/7 J/7 14/S JO/J PEb ELon 14.5 WW/ 1&2 JARDINE SWUNG AGENOES (Rej. *****4/ OOK)
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      689 22 CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAINER/ REEFER/BULK SERVICE Uadnf tor lOS ANGilf S S« f«**CISCO StAHU lACOMA ,«ACOUVt» BC •ccephnj fa fa Coil jams AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Acctptnf Fa fCI Contaners Aho acctpto* horn P Krtjnt f» Auck H( lr S(w, Mtftt Svdr I h n ?3 m<, Clow,
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      714 22 SANKD ASIA FROM JAPANESE PORTS AND HONGKONG 1 SOON CHURN 2 TEKAO 3 BERDIMRI 4 RAJA TMOft 5 REGENT RANGER 6 FUKUZAKI MARU 7. GREAT MOUNT Sattapore 23/24 May 25/27 May 26/21 May 26/28 May 29/31 May 2/4 fan 6/1 fan P Kelanj 25/26 May 21/29 May 29/30 May 29/30
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      547 22 INTRASCA (PTE) LTD 10 Anson Road »27 16 Internationa l PI a/a Singapore 0207 Tel *****1 1 (1 0 Linesi aro AAtiAuvs O BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK DAHLIA *****05 KONKAI) THETIS S pore P Keiaof Loadmf tor In Port NANTES ROTT/U K (AVON) 30/5 1/S ANT ROTT/U.K ALPAC LINE TI
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      665 23 TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): K JACEJN 24*. W CONT/UNER 40N. SS BRDGE 46N C PAUL 40# C CONTMO 261 V.... Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia 0 CHIEF S pore Closing Times: FCL Cargo 1400 3/6 LCL Cargo 0200 3/6 FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) SS BRDGE 45E C PAUL 39E C
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      645 23 HEUNG-A SHIPPIf Korean Flag Vessels SE Ifi"SP NTA,NER,SED DIRECT service to IANGKOK, KEELUNG. BUSAN. INCHON No 6 Donjm 40 jM No I Donjm 404N Gloru 404N No Omm 407N r «l INC MOW BUSAN 71/ J 2/6 14/t 4/6 11% 19/S >?/» n/k »/t 19/6 74/6 J/7 1 27-Jl4 Fm
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      964 23 r»ge vii SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SWSOV BUI.DUG 55, Market Street Singapore 0104 Teteohme MnOun oi»» /ic Cable Address SWSOV SINGAPORE Telei Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** P KELANG M/S SHARK AT MAN SOON SON M> IST ANO 2NO FLOOR NO 1 IALAN CfMPfNWG PORT
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      575 24 Kc4|iiNial Container Lines 2 Sailings Weekly Reliable Regular Punctual Berthing PS A 1500 Hrs Tuesday Saturday \1 SINGAPORE ISLANDS USE MIDDLE EAST REGULAR LINER VEB DEUTFRACHT/SEEREEDEREI ROSTOCK EXPRESS SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICE P Klang S pore Penang 5/7 tun 2/4 Jui 1/10 Mi V) U 2/4 M 10/12 M Rdam Awerp H
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      83 25 French Line hJ. tJMXfi IH LICORNE 1 •CONTAINER SERVICE TO BANGLA-DESH/INDIA/SRI LANKA/PAKISTAN SEAUON SHPfVK (S) PTE LTD. SAIXS/BOOKMCS TEL *****11 (t IMS) <^Seawinds DIRECT FULL CONTAINER SERVICES TO US PACIFIC COAST FEEDER VESSEL amtn laws OKIfNTAI SMWINOS UNfR AGINCr PM ITO SINGAPORE TEI ??***** SALES/BOOKINGS MALAYSIA GENERAL FREIGHT (M| SON
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      222 25 Scan Dutch 9 IRBKJI To Europe (Med/UK/NC/Scan) Anson Sid Anson 24/5 Anson 31/5 Anson 7/6 Anson 14/6 Anson 21/6 P. KELANG B Butane SM B Kemumnj 25/5 B Butane 1/6 B Kemumnf 8/6 B Butang 15/6 B Kemunmg 22/6 To Red Sea Mediterranean a FEEDER P. KELANG MOTHER VESSEL SINGAPORE
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      143 26 Dawn of a new m Why live in the past 9 You don t have to wait for hours, or days, to reach a ship You don't have to put up with fading calls You don t need everyone listening in t") what you re saying You don t have
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      184 26 r A Regional Weather 4 m m s a i >1 Vi t 'a m 55 w&\ t SB M ri S >•3 33 I w m 3?; 1 ilk! ILIK c Win* Wind direction with speed in knots SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. legend:
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