The Business Times, 11 June 1984

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 66/1/84 MONDAY, JUNE 11,1584 60 CENTS
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  • Article
    Finance companies raise interest on housing loans
    602 1  -  Half-point increase in rates follows uptrend in prime By AMY BALAN, ALVIN TAY EIGHT of the 10 leading finance companies have raised their housing loan rates by up to a half percentage point, with four of the increases taking effect this month. The
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    Financing for vehicle purchases lowest in 17 months
    180 1 LOANS BY finance companies for the purchases of motor vehicles remained in reverse gear in April this year to hit a 17month low level. Official figures issued by the Department of Statistics over the weekend show such loans dropping by another $5.3
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    HK hotels hold big summer sale
    451 1  -  By CHUANG PECK MING HONGKONG'S top hotels are having one of their biggest summer sales with generous discounts, gifts and special services. For the first time, the Hongkong Tourist Association (HKTA) is organising the event, with American Express helping out by sending brochures to
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  • Article
    SIA, Intraco appoint Japanese firm to study Maldives hotel deal
    401 1  -  By WANG LOOK KEAH SINGAPORE Airlines and Intraco have commisssioned a Japanese resort consultancy company, KKS Consultants and Designers, to study the feasibility of building a hotel in Maldives. A four-member team, including the managing director of KKS, Mr Gilbert
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    Lock icon Air agreement talks begin today
    58 1 AP NEPAL and Singapore begin talks today on an air agreement allowing regular commercial flights between the two countries. Singapore is represented by i a team led by Mr CL Lam, t Permanent Secretary of the 1 Ministry of Communications. A similar agreement was signed
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    Income delays completion of Conrad International
    435 1 NTUC INCOME continued to increase its market share in the insurance sector but encountered difficulties in its property stake in Conrad International Hotel. The projected oversupply of hotel rooms over the next few years has resulted in a review of the completion schedule of
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    Lock icon Hanoi accuses China of more violations
    107 1 AP VIETNAM accused China yesterday of more artillery attacks and incursions into four of its northern provinces earlier this month. The Vietnam News Agency said the Chinese destroyed dwellings and agricultural land in violations from last Sunday to last Tuesday in Ha Tuyen, Hoang
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      252 1 /y' SHARE INFORMATION 13 RAW MATERIALS 12 MONEY EXCHANGES 7 MARKET REVIEWS 13,14 AIRCRAFT 4 CROSSWORDS 8 HOUSING assistance, paying the medical and dentol bills of spouse or dependent, paying for professional courses and giving personal loans are some of the uncommon company benefits given to executives in Singapore. Page
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      29 1 -^\&}?/^\%}?{-,(<.[.,`_"%.`^\@| Wotching Lassiter is much like drinking beer; it is light, frothy and easy to take, but not substantial. To a certoin extent, you feel cheated, says JAIME LYE. Pages
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  • MANAGEMENT
    • Article
      Some uncommon company benefits executives get
      1025 2  -  By TSANG SAU YIN HOUSING assistance, paying the medical and dental bills of spouse or dependent, paying for professional courses and giving personal loans are some of the uncommon company benefits given to executives in Singapore. This was noted in the 1984 81/PERS benefits
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      National Management Game
      105 2 REGISTRATION for the 1964 National Management Game closes on Friday. The NMG's opening ceremony is scheduled for June 29 and the first round of play for six periods begins on July 4. This year's game administrator is Dr Wickramasuriya, senior lecturer of the National University of Singapore.
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      Applying the theory and principles of warfare to marketing problems
      360 2 "THE FUN and games of the '60s and 70s have given way to the harsh realities of today. The marketplace is no longer responsive to the kind of advertising that worked in the past. "Advertising is entering a new era,
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      MEMO-PAD
      413 2 Seminars and courses DURATION TITLE VENUE ORGANISER June 12 13 Credit Analysis Thong Teck Singapore For Non-Bonkers Building Institute Of Management June 13 VISJCALC An Introduction To Computers Waterloo Centre NUS, Department Of Extramural Studies June 14 Apple PASCAL 1 Waterloo Centre NUS, Department Of Extramural Studies June 14
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      Unique computer helps detect scoliosis
      209 2  -  •FiRONiTtl E R§i Compiled by LEE HAN SHIH SCOLIOSIS, the abnormal curvature of the spine, afflicts one out of 10 people, many of whom are of school-going age. Early detection of the disease through a camera method called moire photogrammetry helps to screen out scoliosis
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      Alcohol during pregnancy
      152 2 HEALTH AND MEDICINE EVEN two glasses of wine or a beer a day may be too much for some women during pregnancy ancL could result in harmful side effects for their babief. This is because people have different sensitivity levels to alcohol and. to some, two glasses
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      Electric airplanes
      59 2 AVIADON AMERICA'S LockheedCalifornia company is developing an all-electric airplane code named IDEA, or integrated digital electric aircraft, (or Nasa. Work on the plane will* involve the integration of advanced digital flight controls with existing electric technology used in airplanes. This will help to eliminate the dependence of conventional
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      Technology jinx
      179 2 PSYCHOLOGY DOES YOUR office computer start to whine when you walk within two metres of it and do cameras and wristwatches refuse to work when they are passed into your hands? If the answer is yes, do not be alarmed. You are just one of the many "malfunction-linked
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      Keen competition in Singapore's growing market for designer sportswear Keen competition in Singapore's growing market for designer sportswear
      1279 3  -  More people are buying T-shirts with brand names to establish their newly-won status Singaporeans, with their growing affluence, are turning to designer sportwear. But the wearers of Lacoste, Munsingwear and Fila T-shirts
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      350 2 GOOD BREAKFRESH STARTS EVERY MORNING AT SILVER SPOON No, your eyes are not playing tricks on you. Nor is it our wish to mislead you. It's just that we want you to make a break from your normal morning routine and start tne day afresh with an array of appetising
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      226 3 When we started making Volvo cars way back in 1927 we concentrated on making them tough, rugged individuals rather like the Swedes themselves, in fact. Out of that strength and durability was bred Volvo's renowned safety. But you know all about that. What a tot of people don't seem to
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Polls may decide future of European Parliament
      460 4 UPI ITS FUTURE is in some doubt and its mission to act as a congress for a sort of united states of Europe seems vague. But this week, 200 million Europeans will have a chance to choose a new Parliament for the 10-nation
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      Lock icon Satellite tumbles out of control
      285 4 UPI A $30-MILLION communications satellite was sent tumbling out of control into a useless, lopsided orbit minutes after it was launched atop an upgraded Atlas-Centaur rocket. It was the first failure of the Atlas-Centaur since late September 1977 and space agency officials said last Saturday
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      Lock icon American government urged to stay out of outer space
      189 4 AP THE technology and enthusiasm for US private enterprise to delve into the development of outer space is there, but the Federal government is standing in the way, according to politicians and experts attending a conference on space issues. Government cannot
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      Lock icon Beijing minister to visit US hi-tech defence plants
      464 4 UPI THE UNITED STATES will open its military installations and high technology defence plants to Chinese Defence Minister Zhang Aiping during his 12-day official visit beginning today, the Pentagon said. Mr Zhang, who was invited to America by Defence Secretary Caspar Weinberger
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      Lock icon Early Chinese-Vatican talks ruled out
      205 4 AFP THE Bishop of Beijing, Monsignor Michael Fu Tieshan, has ruled out an early resumption of dialogue between China and the Vatican, in an interview published yesterday. Monsignor Fu told the weekly Beijing Review: "In my opinion, there is still no sign that the Vatican
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      741 4 ARRIVALS Operator Simot Local tins From PAA SIA MAS MAS SV MAS MAS CAL RBA SIA CPA RJ QA SIA SIA THAI JAL MAS OA MAS SIA SIA PAS SO 43 MH681 MH601 SV386 MH671 MH8II ◦806 BM21 SQ103 CX7I0 RJI82 GA960 SO 105 SO 201 TG403
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      Lock icon Brazil's recession still on despite signs of recovery
      393 5 AP FOR the first time in four years, key economic indicators in Brazil are up. But the recession continues making life miserable for millions of lowpaid workers. According to the Sao Paulo Federation of Industries, industrial output rose 2.5 per cent during
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      Lock icon Yes sir, this is our baby!
      46 5 SLEEPING paacafully in his mother's arms and unawars of tha attantion baing focuaad on him ia Andraa Aibart, Mm 3kg baby boy born laat Friday to Princaaa Carolina of Monaco and bar buainaaaman huaband, Stafano Caairaghi. UPI photo UPI photo
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      Lock icon 'Third World countries need more food imports next year'
      309 5 AP THIRD World countries will have to import 31 million tonnes of food next year an increase of 3 per cent simply to keep their hunger problems in check at a level far below accepted nutrition needs, the US Department of
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      Lock icon Comecon expected to rid East-bloc of grievances
      507 5 Last economic summit in 1969 AFP THE opening tomorrow in Moscow of the first East-bloc economic summit since 1969 should give the Soviet Union's six European partners a chance to air grievances which have been building up for a decade and a half.
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      Lock icon US senator to take up dispute over Miti's software proposal
      443 5 AP THE DISPUTE between Japan and the United States over software rights will be taken up at the World Computing Services Industry Congress, which opened in Tokyo yesterday. US Senator Frank Lautenberg arrived in Tokyo on Saturday and said in
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      Lock icon Japanese direct investments grows 5.7 pc
      116 5 AFP DIRECT investments abroad by Japanese enterprises grew 5.7 per cent from fiscal 1962 to total US$B.l5 billion in fiscal 1983, the Japan's Finance Ministry announced yesterday. The figure stopped short of the annual record of $8.93 billion set two years ago. The increase
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      Lock icon Economic summit leaves world debt problem unsolved
      441 6 AFP THE just-ended economic summit in London failed to solve debtor nations' problems or allay the worries of their creditors, including major US banks. The seven top non-commu-nist industrial nations piously agreed to encourage better rescheduling terms for countries making successful efforts to
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      Lock icon Japan grows through 'fair and square' means
      272 6 UPI JAPAN'S industrial growth stems from industrial councils and private industry's adjustment to change, not from unfair trade practices, Japan's ambassador Shinichiro Asao said. Speaking at Fairfield University, Connecticut (USA) on Friday at a conference on intemtional competitiveness, Mr Asao said that during
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      Lock icon Mondale trying hard to find running mate
      593 6 AFP WALTER Mondale, who is now practically certain to be the Democratic candidate for the White House, has stepped up his effort to find a running mate who would widen his appeal against the Republican team of President Ronald Reagan and Mr George
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      Lock icon Killer fish aggravate Thai flood problem
      421 6 AFP FOR A select group of Thai aquarists, the ultimate fish for their aquarium is less beautiful than the multicoloured species of South-east Asia, but more vicious the South American piranha. These carnivorous fish which can devour a man in a matter of minutes
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      Lock icon Imelda Marcos may face Aquino inquiry panel
      407 6 AP AN 11,265 km trip from Manila to Los Angeles turned up fewer than one-third the witnesses a Philippine panel had hoped to query about the slaying last August of Benigno Aquino, who led the opposition to Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos. But chairwoman
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      Lock icon Indonesia makes more M-cycles than it can use
      177 6 AFP INDONESIA is producing more motorcycles than can be sold domestically and needs to find foreign outlets, a spokesman of the Indonesian Ministry of Industries said in Jakarta yesterday. Indonesia's motorcycle industry, assembling largely Japanese makes, has a production capacity of 1.17
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      Lock icon Moscow cars will switch to compressed natural gas
      171 6 Reuter MORE than 10,000 cars will be running on compressed natural gas in Moscow by the end of this year and the authorities are planning to force through a rapid expansion in the use of the fuel, a newspaper said. The daily
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Wages increase
        57 6 JAPANESE company employees' wages have increased an average 4.46 per cent as a result of this spring's wage settlement between labour and management, according to a Labour Ministry survey released last Friday. This figure is only slightly higher than the 4.4 per cent rise last year, which was
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        Rise in index
        67 6 INCREASING prices for transportation and food caused Taiwan's Consumer Price Index to rise 1.21 per cent in May compared with the month before, the Directorate General of Budget, Accounting and Statistics reported last Saturday. The index stood at 106.1 for May, up 0.37 per cent from a
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        Military action
        80 6 BRITAIN, the US and France have agreed to take military action in the Persian Gulf only as a last resort, London's weekly Observer reported yesterday. The Observer said the US Tanker aircraft operating from Saudi Arabia are part of the planning for a possible Gulf intervention. It said
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        Evaded taxes
        57 6 THE volume of unreported incomes and evaded taxes in Japan in the last fiscal year broke annual records, the National Tax Administration said last Friday. Incomes amounted to US$223 million, up 5.7 per cent from the previous record set in fiscal 1982 while evaded taxes totalled $144 million,
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        New regulations
        59 6 INDONESIA will issue new regulations to limit the number of foreign workers and give job opportunities to In- donesians in foreign companies operating in the country, a high-ranking official said last Saturday. "There are 16,000 foreign workers in Indonesia but this figure will decline as the jobs open
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        Lock icon Punjab shootouts
        56 6 Agencies AT LEAST 17 people, including eight security force personnel, were killed and 80 Sikh terrorists arrested in two shootouts In the troubled state of Punjab, sources said yesterday. They added that twelve people, including eight security personnel, were killed last Saturday in an exchange of fire at
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      190 4 LAUREL-THE LEADING COMPANY IN BANK NOTES, '#4 Laurel, tf>e undisputable No. 1 in counting technology, is now available and marketed in Singapore by Repro Business Machines Re Ltd (RBto), a leading name in office equipment and furniture. The Laurel machines, attested by many users in Japan, USA, Germany and other
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      49 5 REfRESIMtC FIOW OffUQUHHTY > We think we have the best-stocked bar in the sky and, of course, it never closes. But perhaps the most refreshing part of your flight could be the way our gentle hostesses StNGARORC ANfUNES care for you as only they know how BUS/NESS CLASS I *****
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Firmer dollar sends gold price lower
      313 7 A FIRM US dollar against European currencies and a lack of news on the Persian Gulf war to stimulate the market led gold to close lower at US$3B3 a troy ounce, a fall of $7 over the week. The metal reached its peak of
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      Singapore currency closes weaker
      175 7 THE Singapore dollar opened the week at 552.0950-60, rallied and then fell to its low for the week at 2.1040-50. It weakened against all currencies over the counter except the Australian dollar. The US dollar opened lower on continued concern over liquidity of US banks. Firmer
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      London exchange
      348 7 THE American dollar closed at the week's peak on Friday but failed to hold the day's highs above 2.70 marks. It closed at 2.6875/85 marks, compared with an opening 2.6942/52 and Thursday's 2.6940/50 close. The dollar briefly tested levels above 2.70 in the morning and afternoon. Dealers reported
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      Prime lending rates
      437 7 PLR of bonks at the close of business on Friday, June 8 as supplied by the Association of Banks in Singapore. THE PLR a the lowest tending rat* at which a bonk is prepared to l«nd in Singapore dollars to its clients on an overdraft or demand
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      Lock icon Argentina to submit adjustment plan to IMF
      347 7 Reuter ARGENTINA says details of its economic adjustment programme will be sent to the International Monetary Fund today, but there was no immediate indication whether the measures had been agreed to by IMF officials. An official communique issued on Saturday night after a
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      Lock icon Assurance of continuity in Swiss monetary policy
      109 7 Reuter THE continuity of the Swiss National Bank's monetary policy is assured in spite of the resignation at the end of the year of its president, Fritz Leutwiler, a bank spokesman said. The spokesman said that while the bank's president was the most
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      Overnight rates sharply lower
      276 7 INTERBANK interest rates fell across the board from the start of the week. Overnight rates tumbled from an average of 7V* per cent to a low of i l /t per cent on Tuesday and closed at s'/«-5 per cent. Heavy official intervention in the swap
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      Short-term money
      34 7 THE RANGE of call rates for the week ended Friday, June 8: Bonk fund 5.25 to 5.5 General fund 5 to 5 $m Movements of funds 1,468 Source: Short Deposits (M) Bhd
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      Asian $ rates
      225 7 Asian rates ASIAN i currency average deposit rates for the week ended June 8: BID PRICES High Low us$ 7 days 10 13/16 10 5/8 1 month 1! 10 3/4 2 months II 1/4 11 1/16 3 months II 1/2 II 1/4 6 months 12 3/16 II 7/8 9 months
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      Lock icon Fed governor calls for budget restraint
      359 7 Reuter AMERICAN Federal Reserve Board governor Lyle Gramley has warned a congressional subcommittee that dangers of rising interest rates continue to cloud the economic outlook. In testimony before the house banking subcommittee on monetary policy, Mr Gramley said the prospect that structural budget deficits
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      379 7 Ten great excuses fora freight forwarder. "We would have told you immediately it arrived; but die airline let us down." (A convenient scapegoat works nine times out of ten.) "Didn't anybody tell you it had arrived?" (The old 'throw the question back at them' routine.) "I'm sorry, you must have
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  • FEATURES
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      Lock icon Curing the US banking system
      1174 8  -  Problems over the massive and growing Third World debt have shaken confidence in the American banks. And without confidence, no banking system can function. In this article, GEORGE CHAMPION, a former chairman of Chase Manhattan Bank, gives some suggestions on how the system might be
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      The right to a pension
      563 8  -  This is Australia By FLORENCE CHONG THE AGED in Australia regard a pension as a right rather than a privilege based on need... or an admission of failure. And therein lies the dilemma for Prime Minister Bob Hawke and his concensus-style government. Attempts by the
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      143 8 1000 sq-ft—so,ooosq.ft Banking/Finance House units available at 1 st level Please contact Fred Klass or David Wong *****21 Sole Marketing Managing Agent: Goddard Smith, Taihar Wong Pte Ltd International Property Consultants 2303, United Overseas Bank Building 1. Bonham St, Raffles Place fl Singapore 0104. j Telex: RS ***** GSWTW s
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      636 8 Mir CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 One possibly about to sail? (1-4) 6 Hop some distance in two sections (5) 9 For sunny weather, though it can be seen os polar (7) 10 Samantha, dragged back inside (5) 11 Language the French can tok? (5) 12 As a writer, he had
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      975 8 TO QIE) GMDND HIGHLIGHTS: THE NEW SOUND OF MUSIC Bpm, Chonnel 12 This programme explores the technological innovations which have extended the range CHAHHIL 5 1) 2.30 PM SBC Text "Live" Pages 3.00 Openinf and Programme ttghights followed by Swordsman Chu (Mandarin with English subtitles/r) 3.45 A Dof in the
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  • THE ARTS
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      Where is that certain magic?
      587 9  -  LISA LEE reviews the Les Grands Ballets Canadians. LISA LEE AFTER THE long-drawn out -'wait and much publicity, the opening night of the Les Grands V Ballets Canadiens performances Friday was disappointing. Except for the lively, colourful and enervating Tam Di Delam, the other four
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      Pianist who is always in the music
      485 9  -  By JEFFREY TBANG YJN CHENG ZONG's piano recital on June 5 proved beyond a doubt tffct good music can be appreciated by all, and not just a select few. The pianist's reputation as an outstanding performer with a wide repertoire of classical and
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      On flickering lamp and audible pop music
      288 9  -  Letter to the Editor Miss Ng Slew Bag DEARS», I refer to your critic's review of the recital by Koh Joo Ann, held on May 30, 1964, and would like to clarify the points raised in the article dated June 4,1964. Perhaps you
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      All froth and no substance
      596 9  -  By JAIME LYE IT LOOKS like Tom Selleck, who was notably upset over losing the title role in Raiders Of The Lost Ark to Harrison Ford a few years ago, has finally got the chance to play a similar part. In his latest film attempt,
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      207 9 KUWAIT ASIA BANK EC. 4Cuj^szi\s (Incorporated in Bahrain) Auditors' Report The Shareholders Kuwait Asia Bank E C We have examined the accompanying consolidated balance sheet of Kuwait Asia Bank E C at December 31.1963 and 1982 and the related consolidated statements ot income and retained earnings and changes in financial
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Interest rate fears overhang Wall Street
      309 10 NEW YORK stock prices closed narrowly mixed on Friday on one of the lightest turnovers of the year as the market continued to flounder amid interest rate confusion and concern about Middle East tension. The Dow Jones industrial average, stuck in a narrow range
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      Toronto
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      Johannesburg
      203 10 junc oa land O StM< 127 2 UnaK 560 unch INOUSTVULS Wooiworth ***** A Alpha 925 unch MININGS Abarcom 210 unch A£ And Q 930 -10 Anglos 2475 15 Amaprop AAMC 2900 25 6675 l«?s -25 -60 1450 25 Buttafe 8400 -100 C G Smth 2350 Charter 380 -5
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      New York
      710 10 JUNC 06 U» ACF Industries AJcon Alumn Alcoo S3 29 34* inch AJegheny Lud AW Chefn Cp AIM Stores Afe-Choimers Am Branch Inc Am Broodcost Am Can Co Am Cyonomid Am EWc Pwr Am Express Am Horn* Prod Am Motors Cp Am Natural Gas Am Tel Tel Afflax
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      European markets
      868 10 Amsterdam JUNf M Fk ABN 330 00 -2 Aagon Ahotd Akzo AM£V 118 50 unch ***** 4-0.5 88 80 1 8 151 50 4-0 5 Amta Anrvobr* Bwfc Boh 58 70 -01 3200 +3 Bo*ko Burtvt Cotand C*» Dal M, Etovwr Fgh Fokkar 243 00 +3 31 10
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      Lock icon Allianz keen on foreign stakes
      60 10 FT ALLIANZ, West Germany's biggest insurance group, remains keen to buy into foreign companies to help boost its business abroad, especially on the US and British markets. Dr Wolfgang Schieren, the group's chief executive said in Munich that Allianz is examining many possibilities but is
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      Lock icon Pan Am looking for support in latest proposal
      326 10 FT PAN AM is searching for its unknown European shareholders who it hopes will back its proposal to create a holding company. Pan Am Corporation, to improve the airline's business prospects. It is following the lead of several other US airlines American,
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      Lock icon Toyota's Taiwan project may be further delayed
      166 10 AFP THE CHAIRMAN of Toyota Motor Corp said on Friday that his company's planned Joint car production in Taiwan may face a further delay due to problems from the Taiwanese side. Toyota chairman Eiji Toyoda cited the appointment of a new Minister of
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  • INTERNATIONAL COMPANY NEWS
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      Lock icon Jewel shareholder urges talks with American Stores
      393 11 Reuter A MAJOR investor in Jewel Cos said he has urged its board of directors to negotiate with American Stores. Edward Haldeman, vicepresident of the Philadelphia investment management firm of Cooke and Beiler, said he sent a letter recently to Jewel chairman Weston
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      Lock icon Foreign selling in Tokyo hits record high
      96 11 Reuter NET FOREIGN selling of Japanese stocks on the Tokyo Stock Exchange in May rose to a record 422.6 billion yen, exceeding the previous record 260.7 billion in April, an Exchange spokesman said. Foreign investors sold on the Exchange stocks worth 864.4 billion
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      Lock icon Steinberg bids for 100 pc of Disney
      182 11 AFP FINANCIAL wheeler-deal-er Saul Steinberg, who has been trying to take over the Walt Disney film-and-amusement-park operation, has made a U552.76 billion bid to buy up 100 per cent of the corporation's stock. Mr Steinberg and his associates offered to pay $67.50 a
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      Lock icon Merrill Lynch's new chief a natural leader
      874 11 He is called 'the ideal mix of optimism, determination and ability' NYT SOON AFTER William Schreyer was elected to succeed Roger Birk as the chief executive officer of Merrill Lynch A Co, he was chatting with William Rogers, a senior partner at the
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      Lock icon American weekly sold for US$l68 million
      204 11 UPI A BOSTON real estate developer and publisher of The Atlantic magazine has won the bidding war to buy US News and World Report, the Washington Post reported yesterday. The newspaper, quoting sources involved in the weekly magazine's six-month search for a buyer, reported
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      Lock icon Commodity dealers cautious
      959 12 AFP THERE WAS an indecisive trend about commodity prices in London last week. Dealers were not prepared to commit themselves except in coffee and cocoa where sellers initially abound before a strong rally developed. Reports from Washington that the US Federal Reserve had denied it was ready
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      WHEAT
      189 12 WHEAT futures closed 3V« to 2Vi cents per bushel lower on the Chicago Board of Trade on Friday, with July posting a 3V«cent range. A larger than expected Conrad Leslie winter wheat crop estimate and the growing belief that the Usda crop report due this afternoon may be higher
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      32 12 STRAITS TIN Dot* Clonng Prices Turnover (M$/Vilo) (tonne*) June 4 29 15 226 June 5 29 17 191 June 6 dosed dosed June 7 29 17 177 June 8 29 19 210
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      RUBBER
      272 12 FUTURES closed quiet and virtually featureless in Lindia on Friday, nominally £2 to £10 a tonne higher, with no business until the final call. October traded then at £690, £5 above Thursday night's offer. The market lacked trading incentive with prices showing small gains, reflecting steadier Eastern markets. Subdued
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      SOYBEAN
      95 12 SOYBEAN futures fell steadily to close 27 Vi to 9 Vj cents per bushel lower in moderately active late trade on the Chicago Board of Trade on Friday. July posted a 28 3 cent range on the day. Massive speculative long liquidation in old crop, both outright and to
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      Produce exchange
      159 12 Chinese Produce Exchange (StNiri noon dosMQ pnM on ham 9. S$/100 kg) Coconut oil Bufc FOB 240.00 CM drum FOB 253.00 IM*w drum FOB 257.00 Copra Mixed (loos*) 125.00 buy*re Pepper Muntok whit* FOB NLW 642.50 Sarawak whit* FOB toq NLW 635 00 Sarawak *p*aai block FOB NLW
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      LONDON MARKETS
      791 12 COFFEE Robusta futures closed mostly unchanged to £35 a tonne lower on Friday, with September £17 lower at £2,253 after peaking at £2,330 in the morning. Prices fell in afternoon dealings on long liquidation and commission house profit-taking, following reports from private forecaster ACCU-Weather that in spite of
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      Produce market quiet
      193 12 THE Singapore produce; market was generally quiet last week with prion of most major commodities; remaining unchanged. The coffee market,' which was active in the previous week, saw littlebuying interest. Traders; expect the market to stabi- > lise this week. Coffee prices at the noon close last
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      106 12 a li +SRS Special Report July December, 1983. An addition measuring exactly twenty four percent! In six months! Making Shin Min Daily News an even better buy. 59,000 readers added since our last count. A new daily audience of 310,000*. And a Saturday edition that has grown by an astounding
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  • MARKET REVIEWS
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      Caution dominates investors' outlook
      5602 13  -  Singapore By AMY CHEOK LOCAL investors who were away the whole of last week on holiday abroad did not miss out very much as the Singapore stock market went through another uneventful week. At the close of the first trading week for the month of June,
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      Lock icon Moderate gains seen across the board
      349 13 Australia SVB Day Porter k Co THE Australian stock market, responding to positive overseas leads during the week, recorded modest gains across the board. The All Ordinaries Index, rose 14.7 points to 679.8. Australia's economic recovery has strengthened, with business investment and stock building
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      COMPANY NEWS for the week
      729 13  -  Week ended June 8 compiled by JULIANA TAY SCRIP ISSUES Fuson Fishing Net Monufocturing Bhd: Rights issue of one-for-two at $1.20. Oriental Holdings Bhd: Bonus issue of one-for-five. Paper Products: Rights issue of one-for-one at $1.10. CORPORATE DEVELOPMENTS Ambassador Hotel Ltd is acquiring a 30
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      Summit descent
      1233 14  -  London By GERALD COLVERD THE SEVEN-nation summit in London last week reassured most observers that whatever actions may be necessary to ensure international economic stability, there will always be room for the cosmetics industry. When national leaders collectively stand together to tell the assembled notetakers that there is
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      Investors remain non-committal
      803 14 K.Lumpur THE Kuala Lumpur stock market experienced a generally uneventful four-day session last week with most investors and traders marking time. Whatever interest that surface was confined mainly to the lower end of the market and even then, enthusiasm appeared lukewarm. By the end of the week,
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      Lock icon Overseas leads stimulate interest
      339 14 Zurich UBS IN THE first week of June, the downward pressure on the Zurich Stock Exchange during the second half of May gradually gave way to a more positive mood. The market was stimulated by Wall Street's recovery and by the weakening of the US dollar.
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      Lock icon UK to redraft takeover code
      114 14 Reuter THE London Takeover Panel, which regulates merger activity, plans to simplify the format of its takeover code, the panel's annual report said. A panel spokesman said the redraft would include qome changed in the rules, though the discussion process has some time to run
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      Lock icon Biotechnology issues lead rebound
      261 14 Tokyo AFP SHARE prices on the Tokyo stock market scored gains last week for the first advance in five weeks, with biotechnology issues leading the way up. The Dow-Jones Average of 225 selected stocks, a 73.39-yen loser the previous week, closed last week at 10,350.93 yen,
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      Lock icon IBM's setback slows Wall Street upsurge
      824 14 New York UPI AP THE NEW York stock market, which appeared poised for a major surge, wound up with a small gain last week when trendsetting IBM ran into trouble because of lagging sales. Although the bond market improved and some short-term rates declined,
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      Index surges 46 points
      290 14 Hongkong THE Hongkong stock market surged last week, stimulated by encouraging signs appearing for the first time in a month. The Hang Seng Index jumped 30.02 points on Thursday, to 962.14, its best one-day rise since May 22 and its highest level since May 8. On
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      Lock icon Bourse falls in listless trading
      286 14 Milan BCI MILAN share prices tumbled during another dull week. The market was depressed by parliamentary wrangles and fears of a government crisis. Trading continued to be listless, shrinking to less than 15 billion lire a day and the BCI all-share index lost 1.3 per
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      Lock icon Follow the star
      1084 15 msmt wmm FT BUMIPUTRA businessman and politician Daim Zainuddin is one of the fastest rising stars on the Malaysian corporate scene. And with good reason. Apart from making spectacular moves in property and banking over the past five years, he is known to be a close adviser
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      East Malaysians are buyers of stake in UM Flour Mills
      578 15 EAST MALAYSIAN businessman Datuk Mohamed Ali Tan has been identified as the owner of Golden Hut Enterprises Sdn Bhd which last week acquired a strategic 30 per cent stake in listed Uaftod Malayan Flaw Mills Bhd (UMF). Khong Guan Flour
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      Tham buys more shares in GIH
      44 15 PETER Tham Wing Fai has a 14.82 per cent interest in Growth Industrial Holdings Ltd following his purchase of 4.4 million shares in the company. His holdings will increase to 8.8 million shares after the one-for-one bonus issue.
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      Oriental proposes 1-for-5 bonus
      171 15 ORIENTAL Holdings Bbd has proposed a one-for-flve bonus lane to and a dual dividend of 12.5 per cent groat for the financial year eaded December SI, IMS which saw group pre-tax profits rising nearly I per cent to M 575.7 million (SCS million). The company itoelf
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      Wearnes finally back on the growth path
      559 15  -  Interim earnings up 33.6 pc to $5.35 m By NAJEEB JARHOM WEARNE Brothers Ltd's active acquisition of new businesses plus returns from its cash-rich coffers have lifted group firsthalf earnings by a commendable 33.6 per cent to $5.53 million. Directors are confident that
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      Acma acquires 51pc stake BML Computer Design
      532 15  -  By CHAN MAY PENG ACMA Electrical Industries Ltd, the only listed local company engaged in manufacturing air-conditioners and refrigerators, is maintaining a competitive edge over its competitors by constantly updating its technology through investment in research and development. In March, Acma acquired a
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      Lock icon HK Land commercial properties 94pc let
      114 15 Reuter COMMERCIAL properties of The Hongkong Land Co Ltd are 94 per cent let, chairman David Da vies said at the topping out ceremony of the group's Exchange Square development in central Hongkong on Friday. Mr Da vies said that in the first quarter
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      191 15 SHAREHOLDERS of New Straits Tiroes Press (M) Bbd have approved the company's proposed three-for-two bonus issue and one-for-two rights issue. The company's books will be closed from June 22 to June 26. Rights issue document and provisional letter of allotment will be despatched on June 27. The last
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    Sixteen groups will bid for two Bishan MRT contracts
    248 16  -  By MONICA GWEE SIXTEEN groups have prequalified to bid for two contracts related to the Bishan Depot, the Mass Rapid Transit Corporation announced during the weekend. Contract 101 C involves the construction of the Bishan Depot. Five joint ventures and and
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    'Reclining Woman' takes her place at Garden Plaza
    158 16 IT WAS ALL care as the men put the "Reclining Woman" in her rightful place. This four-tonne bronze statue, the product of top world sculptor Sir Henry Moore, will complement the masculine features of the OCBC Centre and be the centrepiece of
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    Lock icon Virata predicts renewed confidence in Manila economy
    218 16 AP PRIME Minister Cesar Virata said yesterday he thinks the tough economic measures adopted by the government will revive international confidence in the Philippines's debt-ridden economy. In a television interview, Mr Virata, who is also Finance Minister, said he believed the government action
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    Lock icon Log exports to be banned from next year
    61 16 AFP THE EXPORT of logs from Peninsular Malaysia will be banned from next January, the government announced today. Primary Industries Minister Datuk Paul Leong said the process of reducing the export quota had been implemented smoothly since it was introduced in 1976.
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    Lock icon Washington on collision course over plane sales
    248 16 UPI AMERICA'S top-line jet fighters and Washington's policy of restricting overseas sales of high-tech weapoiufy are on a collision course this week. The problem has come to a head with Thailand's decision to replace its aging FT> fighters with 16 to 20 of
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    Lock icon Death toll in army temple assault put at 700
    383 16 Reuter AFP MORE than 700 people are now believed to have died when the Indian army stormed Amritsar's Golden Temple to flush out Sikh extremists, informed police sources said yesterday. The sources, who had previously put the death toll at 500,
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    Lock icon Kuwaiti tanker attacked by unidentified aircraft
    472 16 Reuter THE Kuwaiti supertanker Kazimah was hit in an attack by an unidentified aircraft in the latest strike against shipping in the Iran-Iraq war, Gulf shipping sources reported. They said one missile had apparently started a fire on the tanker, but the blaze was
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    Lock icon Reagan says summit talks have been productive
    577 16 UPI AFP PRESIDENT Reagan said yesterday as he ended his 10-day trip to Europe that it has "been a productive week" and that despite Soviet attempts to intimidate the Western Alliance, "Nato remains unified and strong". Mr Reagan left London's Heathrow Airport yesterday
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    Lock icon China takes top two spots in Hongkong boat race
    227 16 AP HONGKONG'S scenic harbour resounded with the beat of drums yesterday as teams from China outpaddled five other foreign entries and won the 1984 International Dragon Boat race. The Dong Guan team from China's Guangdong province finished the 640metre race in
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      Lock icon Zhao arrives in Norway
      45 16 AP CHINA'S Prime Minister Zhao Ziyang arrived in Norway yesterday for a fourday official visit. He is the highest ranking Chinese leader ever to visit the country. Mr Zhao was met at Flesland Airport by Norway's Foreign Secretary Svenn Stray. AP
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      Lock icon More witnesses to killing of Aquino
      42 16 AP INVESTIGATORS have received testimony from witnesses who claim they saw the actual shooting of former senator Benigno Aquino but refused to testify in public, fearing for their lives, a lawyer for the investigators said. AP
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      Lock icon Belgian painter dies
      45 16 AP GUST AVE Camus, one of the best known Belgian painters, died last Friday at the age of 70. Mr Camus' seascapes toured the world and hang in homes of private collectors, the imperial palace in Tokyo and the Tehran Museum. AP
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      Lock icon Air Lanka buys first jumbo
      38 16 Reuter SRI LANKA's national carrier, Air Lanka, has bought its first Boeing 74? jumbo jet from Australia's Qantas Airways for U5523.5 million. The price included two extra engines, spare parts and training facilities-
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      Lock icon Beirut blitz
      49 16 Reuter HEAVY shelling rocked residential areas of Beirut throughout Saturday night and early yesterday, killing two people and wounding at least 40 in the worst violence for three weeks. Repeated attempts to arrange ceasefires failed and thousands of people spent the night in basements or stairwells. Reuter
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      Civil servants continue strike
      33 16 LEADERS of Peru's civil servants on Saturday vowed to continue their strike despite the declaration of a state of emergency, which they said was ordered to break their stoppage.
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      Lock icon The case of the confiscated guns
      44 16 Reuter TWO bodyguards of French President Francois Mitterrand had their guns confiscated by British police at the Western economic summit. The issue of armed foreign bodyguards at the summit provoked a political row in Britain last week. Reuter
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      55 16 Outlook for todoy: Portly cloudy; showers in the lot* morning and •arty afternoon. Report for 24 hours prior to 7.30pm on June 10 at the airport: Maximum temperature 30.5 Associated humidity 73 Minimum temperature 25.1 Associated humidity 97 Hours of sunshine 0.90 Roinfall in millimetres 3.1 Rainfall this month 214.8
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
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      Global sets up new subsidiary to capture sea-air market
      261 17  -  By DANIEL SIM SINGAPORE company Global Airfreight has aims of capturing a slice of the sea-air forwarding market with its new seafreight subsidiary called Global Seafreight. With the new set-up, Global Airfreight will be able to provide a complete service in
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      Two companies Join Kone to bid for PK contract
      727 17  -  By VONG NYAM MING TWO MALAYSIAN companies have teamed up with Kone of Finland to bid for contracts to privately run the Ms 24 million bulk cargo terminal in Port Kelang. Although the names of the two companies were not revealed,
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      Lock icon Around the world with Evergreen
      1543 18 Lloyd's List JUST 15 YEARS ago after starting out with one old cargo ship, Taiwan's Evergreen Line is set to become the world's biggest container ship operator. The spectacular growth of the line and its ambitious plan to spend US$l,000 million on a round-the-world service
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      Lock icon Maintaining a tight schedule
      250 18 Lloyd's List PENDING THE start of the round-the-world service, the first four "G" class vessels are being deployed in the Far East-North Europe trade. The Ever Garden will inaugurate the eastbound service on July 20 when she sails from Keelung for the Caribbean and the US
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1456 18 INCREASED grain chartering developed on the freight market on Thursday although rates failed to show any recovery, shipbrokers said. Grain from the US Gulf to Japan paid US$l5.lO, against $15.35 previously, while $23.50 was paid for wheat from the Gulf to Algeria and $17.50 from the Gulf to
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      Lock icon Support for MISC to reduce dependence on foreign carriers
      222 18 AFP THE MALAYSIAN government is determined to encourage a national shipping industry, despite trading difficulties over the past two years, in a bid to reduce dependence on foreign flag carriers, shipping sources said. The state-owned Malaysian International Shipping Corporation (MISC), badly
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      UK ports may be disrupted with new charges
      242 19 A WARNING of "horrendous" delays at United Kingdom ports resulting from proposed changes in UK customs charges and value-added tax accountancy measures has been issued to the British government by representatives of the users and management of the Port of Dover. A
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      Greek court rules out Hellenic's final survival
      436 19 HELLENIC Lines's final hope of survival has been extinguished by the Greek courts which has declared the last of the company's operations bankrupt. The Greek shipping line's remaining affairs have been placed in the hands of an official receiver. The court decision was
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      CONSORTIA
      189 19 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/Europe, Far East Persian Gulf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (FAR EABT/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services. "K" Line. Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Orient Overseas Container Line. Cho Yang Shipping. ANRO (STRAITS/AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia/Straits Container Line.
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      SHIP SALES
      604 19 OCEAN TRANSPORT and Trading's negotiations for the sale of two ships could net the company around US$ll million. Both the chemical tanker Anco Charger and the ore/oil carrier Tantalns have been reported sold although the company said that details had not yet been tied up on the Tantalus
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      4620 24 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 Singapore.
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      CONTAINER SCHEDULES
      691 25 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godws FCL Arrival for LCL movement Ship Voy date/time Operator cargo schedule Location Liaohe 5E 11 6 84 2300 Y Fung FSB 1000-1100 L8 Sea Fortune 25 11.6 84 2300 Eastern M TA 3 1000-1100 A3 Leda Maersk 8408 11.6
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      Who acts for whom...
      1711 25 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A-B AFEA African Shipping Agencies (S) Ur*-F.iruU Li*r Transgroup (S) Akreakiel Uaer Service Kjm Shpg (S> Alfred C Taepfer Oceanus Shipping Agen cy (S) Martntex Enterprise (PK). Alpar Intrasea (S) Biniang Shpg (KL) Island Cargo
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      369 26 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent ArrivaJ Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Equator in 22 T Soon alongside 11.644/0700 Great Mount 19 CF Sharp alongside 11.684/1500 Matsushlma Maru 29/30 HS Hup alongside 11.644/0600 Ned Nagasaki 44 Ned-EAC alongside 11.644/0600 Turkmenlya 35/6 Sin Sot alongside 11.644/2000 Young Chemicarry 15/0 CF
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      16 17 LONDON Freights SHIP Sato CONSORTIA SHIPPING Schodulo CONTAINER Schodulos WHO Acts for Whom SHIPS In Port
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      311 18 FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE Mm fa«>n far 1) Barcelona Genoa. 2) Amsterdam Antwerp. L Ha»re. Bask. UK. 3) Bremen. Bremer haven Aarhus Copenhaten. Helsinki 4) Wafcno Stockholm. Oslo •Accept#* Europe carpi lor feeder na S pore *At» direct carpi tor Spore I Banfkot PH contact PtRHABC P Manj lor feeder
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      461 18 C.B.FENTON CO., S.A—REPUBLIC OF PANAMA (Established 1916) Shipping Agents/Brokers Chartering Unar/Tramp Agencies Protection and indemnity Cristobal 3 Balboa nPedregal Armuellea rAguaduice Tabog^ lea Representatives at The Panama Canal for ower 200 stwpownars operator* Attendance at al major ports throughout Republic of Panama Consulates of Norway. Denmark and Sweden represented by
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      678 20 m Hapag-Lloyd TO COMTfCNT/UR EXPORTS FROM CONTINENT/UK H'buii Bliaren Adam Lehavre Sin PK A imp Takw Eafrest SM Sid SM SU Sid 13/6 Benaw SM SM SU Sid SU 20/6 Honfkortf Eiprest SU SU SU SU SU 29/6 Cudifsn Bay SU 12/6 13/8 15/6 18/6 7/7 Kisufi Mam 12/6 14/(
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      388 20 L*Xuk*J M S LINE M0»(* %4 .o»*na FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE 10 EUROPE VIA SUEZ J Member ol the Acr Consort**n SB FROM FUROPf VIA SUEZ J A Memoer of the Ace Consortum CttVALK) DOS 3* WTWt CMKT m MAETEJftOC* IE KOHMH CHANCE 171 KH L Baacfc Oakland S«jltt» Van K
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      660 20 EVERGREEN LINE FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE ACCFPTMG fCI 4 ICL CARGO FOR Ml )K FII IW MR IHV f.ff Gilt*. 15 Ot K M Ot 07 00 07 It 07 11/17 13/07 Iff* GMm 75,0t 7t Of 17/07 14/07 71/S7 77/07 74/07 Guot 0C 07 07/07 71/07 10/07 01 00
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      1080 20 KIE GWAN SHIPPING (M) SDN. BHD MK N> JAI.AH BERANGAN PORT KEIANG, SEIANGOR MALAYSIA \V TEI Not *****2. *****5 *****2 *****4.*****2.*****7 W. MALAYSIA/S PORE TO E. MALAYSIA SERVICES: P KLANG SPORE tGAMBEIA KKbtu S kan. Tawau 11/13 )un« tHAII SENANG KKblu S kan Tawau In Pt/16 June 17/19 June tKITA
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      232 20 CIS I NOSE u MARITIME PTE LTD W\ jTI ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES IRANIAN SERVICES Saifapore Loada* tor ■Ml BOKHAN 17/5 B Abfcas B Khemaai AGfNIS SINGAPOW SWOSf MARIIMf Pit lID T(l ******4 7 t *****70 POUT KEIANG MAI 0S( MAPI!** SON BHD tri 3(7732/3 FCiWMC Mai Arsu
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      574 21 PIL GROUP EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICES VOYAOE E-507 E-509 E-Sll E-513 VESSEL KOTA AOUNG KOTA BEJATI kotasalam KOTA SCOAR SINGAPORE 18-21/5 4-7/7 5-10/7 10-15/7 LOADING FOR: DJIBOUTI, HOOEIDAH. JEDOAH. AQABA, PTSUDAN, MOMSASA. O'SALAAM HOOEIOAH, JEDOAH, ADCN, AQABA, PTSUDAN HODEIDAH, JEDOAH. AOABA, PTSUOAN TAMATAVE, MAPUTO. O'SALAAM. MOMBASA. MOGADISCIO VOYAQC I SPORE KARACHI
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      276 21 MALAYSIA SHIPPING CORPH. SDN. BHD. VESSEL VOY PENANG ROTA HARAPAN 5/M KOTA BAHAGtA 5/M KOTA BERLIAN 5/M KOTA ADAH 5/M P. KELANG LOADMG FOR 12-11/6 KK/SKN/TA 12-16/6 KU/KK/SXN 21-26/6 KK/SXN/TA 20-26/6 KUC/KK/SXN Agents SINGAPORE Pll TEI ***** P KFIANG SEIATAN AGENCY TEI *****6 *****3? Kl SEIATAN AGENCY TEI ??1889 ??681?
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      1003 21 BENLINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE 'Q EUROPE SPORI PKEU Brmwa Fiprm kt Part 12/ C HaiiWwg Eipreu 1* 21/t HuntoaH Eiprrss Tt/t 27/ C Baru.or 4/7 $/7 Nangkong Eipress 12/7 U/7 CarAgan Bit 21/7 23/7 Bwaklar X/ 7 10/7 Liverpool Bj» 4 I CI Brwwn Eiprns 12/1 14/1
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      650 21 DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL LINE Far East S'pore Service Full Container Vessel Bus* Toko Kobe Km Sport TfPnok MAJAPAMT VIIO6/IMB 18/6 20/« 21/6 24/6 5/7 7/7 GOWA ¥10-OB 11/7 14/7 16/7 20/7 25/7 27/7 EXPRESS SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE STORE P KELANGTK.BURY/ RT)AM/ HUURG/ ANTWERP LDN ADAM BREMEN BAAB ULLAH
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      529 21 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES SPORE R'DAM HULL HMBG CLYDEBANK 11 July 5 Aug 12 Aug 8 Aug FORTHBANK 30 Aug 26 Sep 02 Oct 29 Sep Lines U.S. GULF MRECT SERVICE From Nola Hstn Gaf* SPORE I for 53-6(1 S^ed 10/6 ?5/7 STELLA LYKES 27/5 1/6 10/7 23/8 (•Hew Orleans, MoMe,
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      849 22 Kline USA CANADA KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD.— ?AC|F|C MAST (tacladtag DESTINATIONS INLAND vU IPI/MICROBRIDGE A MINILAND BRIDGE) fUDU/ MOTWI VESSEL PKLG PENANG STORE T/S POUT LA/LB ASM STAR V 24 BAY BRDGE V 26 9 Jun 11 Jun 13 Jun (KL> 22 Jun 7 Jul TOKYO MAW *11 (TR) IJu|
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      509 22 R.i, Accepting Break bulk and contolmriwd cargo** Direct to South Africa Vceolmt Cowtainw I Bnattmtt Accept mt Containers Only U VAAL 5715T KD COLOMBO V.COIIF 12/6 27/6 Dwtan Bay 25/6 lt/1 ll* 30/6 15/7 tan a/» 13/7 OSAKA MMU ***** S A VAN DC* STEL VIM Clown 29/5 27/5 31/5
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      624 22 CI CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAINER/REEFER/BULK SERVICE ludmc tar lOS ANGELES SAM FRANCISCO SEATTU. lACONA VANCOUVER BC Acccpto* FCL/FCL Contanm ■t»r wr \,t AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Acc«pta| fa/Fa Citj—ii •Ate. KCOpM| from f Klijnf lor Auct *H Iftl J 'M» "M Sr* Mm >cc«h 14/17 km 18/H Aw
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      756 22 SANKD ASIA FROM JAPANESE PORTS ANO HONGKONG Seaport 1 GREAT MOUNT Gdn 19/11 Jun 2 GOTONG ROVONG In W/12 kx 3 SJTI NORMS Gdn 19/12 km 4 PROS TRADER 12/14 hn 5 OVER NAVE 14/16 km S CAMPHOR 17/19 Jun 7 NPPO MARU 11/20 km 13/14 Jun 13/14 Jun IS/It
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      552 22 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD 10 Anson Roarl »27 »6 I nternatio'ir PU/a Singapore 0207 Tel 2246'>tl <10 Lines) o BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK FORT KISON 88M907 S'p*« P KHmt L«Wta| tar- 3/« 11/7 sm/non/mr/Mi ALPAC LINE ALPAC ASIA 16SWB S port P Keiang Lm4mc tar: SEAWOOO SHIPPING CORPORATION S pore P
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      602 23 fiLNOL NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia S S BRIDGE S pore Closing Times FCL Cargo 1400 16/6 LCL Cargo 0200 16/6 FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) C ROZE 3K.— N GARNET 19E. K CHANCE 17E.. TNBMNE2OE. K JACEJM 24E... TO AND FROM AUSTRALIA:
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      645 23 HEUNG-A SHIPPIN Korean Flag Vessels SEMI CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO BANGKOK. KEELUNG. BUSAN. INCHON s BQBM. PfN KM KCMOU BUS»A I 1? «07N I IVi 11/7 *7 VI AGf NCItS PTI 110 Tel 7/J9977 7/8M34 ißookmjs) 777 7SIO *****77 I Oprr jtiors ******7 *****54 (Termmjh 77Q7450 *****04 iCfS) i. It
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      824 23 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUR.DVIG 55. Market Street Singapore 0104 Telephone Numbers *****3 (15 Lines) Cable Address SHSOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** P KEIAMG POIMC M/S SHARK AT NAH SOON SON. M IST AND ?NO FLOOR. IESSftS HM TKMC SHFfWt 23
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      79 23 ahrenkiel liner service gmbh DURBAN JOHANNESBURG. MAPUTO. MAURITIUS REUNION WESTBOUND ARITA IW<B4 PT LOUIS DURBAN '6/7/84 ETD ETA DURBAN SIN Al S CONFIDENCE 5f 84 17/5 23/5 9 6 8Agents: Kim Shipping Trading Pte Ltd 63 Market Street =08-06 Tat Lee BkJci S po»e oto4 Teie» RS ***** KIMTRA Tel
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      653 24 Regional Container Lines 4 2 Sailings W66kly |l..vM *pll Reliable Regular Punctual Berthing PSA 1500 Hrs Tuesday Saturday SINGAPORE ISLANDS LINE MIDDLE EAST REGULAR LINER MIMI SHAH (Mauritian Flag) KUSU ISLAM) •Hem tft 10 lons Pnf loadrtf far: PI. Imb. It rami Durban, T amatare SjUati. Oubai Doha VEB DEUTFRACHT/SEEREEDEREI
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      58 25 LICORNH DIRECT FULL CONTAINER SERVICES urn'ii taw ORIf NT/U SMWINDS lINfR AGfNC* PTf lID SINGAPORE TEL SALE S 'BOOK INGS MALAYSIA GENERAL FREIGHT (M) SDN BHD PK 1804A8 KL 9141*4 PEN *****3 (Accepting FCL ond LCL) FROM U8 PACIFIC COAST DIRECT CALL FEEDER VESSEL MARIA V 36 FAMILY ACE MARIA
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      629 25 LIN LIN SHIPPING PTE. LTD. 1. Migulnt Road «05 08 Central Building Smgaport 0105 Tat: 533M14 1 *****22 WHIiYSfWIH- S'NGAPWf TO KUCHING Vtssa ETA ETO UN PETALHG 13/6 14/6 21/6 22/6 NG Shipping Private Ltd. T»l»phon«: *****90. *****43. REGULAR SERVICE TO AND FROM CHITT A GONG /MADRAS (S port Fbf)
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      74 26 SANKI SHIPPING CO LTD STOK CaOMO OfTTKONG KM «CH RAM6OOH M.V. GRAM) MS 14/6 21/t HV CHOSQ MMU UM 14/6 7/6 N.V. CAT* TKA V I 21/6 27/6 MM* OCUA wn MR COM. TO LIB IE: tlttM (4 UCS) M*(. M FM* #M-M S'pm tIM •Hk MMIM T# S7t 12/347(24
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      100 26 INDON SHIPPING PTE LTD. TEL: *****39, *****20 TLX: RS ***** VOON l OMSK For cao KM. wui. cao WEEKLY LCL/FCL SERVICE M.V HMMSTOI 15/t P. KELANG, PNG ft Iff SSI 12/f W HRG. NNlft FULLY CONTAIMERIBED SERVICE TO SOUTH AFRICA ft KSSfI UK DURBAN CftKUMH f. EUZftKTM ATLAS LINES KGULM
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      463 26 AUSTRALIA UK/CONTMENT CANADA/USA NEW ZEALAND FAR EAST 'tbncoao 1 FREIGHT SYSTEM, JAPAN OFFERS KRV FAST TRANSIT TMES BY SEA-AM/O.Cf SERVICES FROM SMGAPOK TO; Ewope 12 dap frwat 6 uflnp par month SoMh (Latin) America 21 dan tram* weekly safap USA/Canada 25 dan tram* (OCT) wtHty safcp Accepts FCI ft LCI
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      661 26 ZIM ■►I 29 >« ii. cargoes ta USA East Nest Coast ft*4* Kta M AWS« 1 m HONG RONS It la I KS9L m KEEIUNG 22 U vessel m ionto 30 la a vessei m iorto m A VCSStI m K* TOM IS M A VESSEI m 9NO* 23 M
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      478 26 Everett Lines 7 COMPAMA PERUANA DE VAPOREES (C.P.V.) "PERUVIAN STATE LINE*' lo.«d*t tar CjtM Ma4wan to mt j* aftor parti art* innHnniiil »t honfkont t*4 m »oV 0" CPV >Ihod(«i of I jd<n( l« txul d»\lmjt«o •HUGHE VERETT MANOLOEVERETT JOMNEVERETT P. Ketan( Sincapart h#ort/ll kr 12/13 lun 21/30 Ihi 1/3
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