The Business Times, 22 May 1985

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 99/1/85 WEDNESDAY, MAY 22,1185 60 CENTS
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  • Article
    Businessmen rule out early upturn
    772 1  -  Only 42pc of companies operating at normal capacity By BOEY KIT YIN ANY POSSIBILITY of an early reversal of the current slide in Singapore's economic performance appears to have been firmly ruled out by the business community. The latest Survey of Business Expectations carried out
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    Pakistan Airlines buys SIA Airbus for $26m
    141 1 PAKISTAN International Airlines I>m bought an Airbus A3OQB-200 aircraft from Singapore Airlines lor $26.25 million. This is the first time that PIA has bought a second-hand Airbus from SIA, which has «viously sold both Boeing i and the Airbus aircraft to other airlines.
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    Erring on side of optimism
    191 1 THE RESULTS of the Survey of Business Expectations could be even more disturbing than they appear. Recent surveys have shown that many businessmen tend to be over-optimistic about industrial output and actual performances have fallen short of their predictions. There were, however, two instances in
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    Cori Moreni transfers operations to Jakarta
    422 1  -  By ANNA TEO FASHION LEADER Cori Moreni is now known to have shifted its operations to Indonesia, following the withdrawal of a $1 million credit line by its main banker. It is also known that the Trade Development Board had earlier launched a rescue
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    Prime rate cuts
    51 1 THE INDUSTRIAL and Commercial Bank (ICB) and the local branch of Bank of Tokyo will cut their prime rates by 0.25 point to 8.0 and 8.75 per cent respectively effective today. DBS Bank cut its prime to 8 per cent and OCBC to 7.75 per cent on
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    STOCK MARKET
    87 1 NEWS «I a lew ftrst-qaarter grewth rale depressed seatl■Mill yesterday la spite ef a star* nee la Wall Street steeks. The falls were geatle tart ever a fairly bread treat. Seme aaalyits said the S per eeat grewth rate had already feeea dtaeeaated la the market aad debated
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    Lock icon Marcos says US$10b package heralds an economic turn
    263 1 Reuter PHILIPPINE President Ferdinand Marcos said Filipinos should be elated at the signing of a US$lO billion financial package in New York on Monday which he said marked the beginning of a turn towards greater economic activity. "The signing...demonstrates the confidence of
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    Lock icon Sabah Development Bank defends its loan record
    184 1 Bernama THE SAB AH Development Bank (SDB) has said that all issuance of its loans was based on prudent banking procedures. In an unsigned statement released in Kota Kinabalu yesterday, it said that it functioned as a development finance institution with a stringent
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    Lock icon US revises growth rate downwards to 0.7 per cent
    416 1 Reuter AMERICAN gross national product (GNP), after removing the impact of inflation, grew at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 0.7 per cent in the first three months of this year. The US Commerce Department said yesterday that the rise, the
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    Lock icon UK longer leading index falls
    121 1 Reuter THE UK INDEX of longer leading economic indicators fell by about 0.7 per cent in April, the fourth consecutive monthly decline, Central Statistical Office figures show. The index, designed to show turning points in economic activity about one year in advance, was set at
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      238 1 SHARE INFORMATION DOONESBURY MONEY EXCHANGES LETTER CROSSWORDS RAW MATERIALS SINGAPORE scored fifth place in the leogue table of suppliers of electronics to the US last year close behind South Korea and Canodo with US$2.4l billion worth of sales. P«9« 2 SOVIET leader Mikhail Gorbachev has said that commerce could help
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      14 1 Bank loans daclins, Back Paga Exports incraasa, Paga 3 ]]"*&{+,''|"%~"\|!|^]/=@%&<;,@| Signing of •grewtMnt, Page 7
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      158 1 BALLY St S*itZtridt\J NWC its future THERE IS ho deadline to abolish the 13-year-old National Wages Council. Employers and unions hold opposite views on the future of the NWC, which this year awarded a mean five per cent increase in wages. On Page 10, Economics Correspondent ZHOU MEI analyses the
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Electronics exports to US total $2.4bn
      464 2  -  Singapore is fifth largest supplier By LEE HAN SHIH SINGAPORE scored fifth place in the league table of suppliers of electronics to the United States last year close behind South Korea and Canada. Exports of radios, portable tape recorders, calculators, dictating machines, integrated circuits,
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      Telefax service to Brazil
      88 2 BRAZIL has joined the list of countries to which electronic pictures can be sent. Telecoms has announced that a new Telefax service to Brazil was started on May 15. The service is available from all post offices and Telecoms customer outlets. Only documents on A 4
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      Boardroom changes at Asean Finance
      272 2 ASEAN Finance Corporation Limited (AFC) yesterday announced top level changes in its boardroom, which took effect on May 4. Mr Allan Ng Poh Meng, the current chairman of the Association of Banks in Singapore, retired as chairman of the board after completing his 1984/85 term.
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      Association for the Blind off fund target
      434 2  -  By ANNA TEO ONE OF Singapore's biggest welfare groups expects a big fall in funds this year, and attributes it partly to the slump in the economy. With less than three weeks before its donation draw, the Singapore Association for the Blind (SAB)
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      Sinopec officials show interest in Esso's production
      338 2 SENIOR OFFICIALS from the China Petrochemical Company have expressed Interest in Esso Singapore's asphalt and lubricant production and petrochemicals manufactured by Exxon Chemicals here. This was indicated when a team from China Petrochemical Company, better known as Sinopec, visited Esso's refinery in Pulau
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      Exports in April increased by 15pc to $4.7bn
      340 3  -  By LOH HUI YIN SINGAPORE'S exports recovered last month after sluggish sales in February and March. The rebound in April saw exports chalking up a creditable 15 per cent increase to $4.69 billion from the $4.08 billion sold in March. When compared
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      Where Octopuses' abound
      186 3 RINGO STARR should be pleased. This octopus-patterned tiling, which will cover about 36,000 sq m of public space and exterior plazas at the Marina Square, is not a lift-off from his hit song, "Octopus' Garden". But it is close enough. According to American designer John Portman k
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      Book to trace CPF's role
      116 3 THE Central Provident Fund Board is celebrating its 30th anniversary with a book and a video show tracing the role, development and achievements of Singapore's main social security scheme. Besides the 80-page book, to be completed in November, the board will organise a six-month programme
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      Solar airconditioning for library
      450 3  -  By SHAHRIR ARIFF A NEW SYSTEM which uses the Sun's rays is expected to cause a public library's temperature and maintenance costs to drop. A solar-powered air-condi-tioning system developed by the Public Works Department will help the new Bedok branch of the National Library save $12,000
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      Parkway tenants need not always keep shops open
      564 3  -  By LISA LEE A HIGH COURT ruling yesterday that shops at Parkway Parade need not always remain open means that tenants can proceed with their "strike" and can all decide to close shop on the same day. Parkway Properties, the owner of
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      Exports of tropical fish gross $40m
      300 3 THE GUPPY, discus, sword tail and other tropical fish earned Singapore more than $40 million in export revenue last year. This was 12.5 per cent more than the $32 million worth of fishes breeders sold in 1983. It may be a surprisingly big business,
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      230 3 I An airline which flies to so many European cities likes to be at the center of things. Oslo Manchester Copenhagen London Amsterdam Hamburg Hanover Brussels Dusseldorf Cologne/Bonn Frankfurt Prague Nuremberg Stuttgart Munich Salzburg Toulouse Marseilles Nice Barcelona Thessaloniki Malaga Palma de Majorca Swissair is fortunate in serving all the
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      172 3 apex systems N Can compter experts also understand the complex iwaiwiiM This special combination of skills is almost impossible to flndl Proof that we have it oar four comprehensive software packages for the Insurance Industry, fully developed In Singapore and successfully Installed at many sites In this region. The combination
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Rajiv visits Moscow to strengthen ties
      477 4 First official trip abroad Reuter INDIAN Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi left New Delhi yesterday for a six-day visit to the Soviet Union which he said would strengthen ties between the two countries. "We have very good relations with the Soviet Union, tested over a
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Phone revolution
        68 4 INCREASED COMPETITION and technical advances that combine computers and telephones will drastically change Japan's telephone service in the near future, Hisashi Shinto, president of the Nippon Telephone k Telegraph Corp, said. Mr Shinto said Japan has lagged far behind other nations in the use of telephone lines, but
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        Japan's regret
        60 4 JAPAN regretted the release by Israel of a Japanese guerilla jailed for a massacre at Tel Aviv Airport in 1972 and said it would place him on the international wanted list. Foreign Minister Shintaro Abe said he was sending a message of regret to Israel over the freeing
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        No confirmation
        67 4 THE REAGAN Administration refused to confirm a report that CIA director William Casey had recently suggested to Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos that a presidential election would restore confidence in the nation's political system. However, a State Department official, speaking on the condition that he remain anonymous, said there
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        Commission head
        56 4 PRESIDENT Marcos appointed Victorino Savellano on Monday as chairman of the commission on elections to succeed Vicente Santiago, who retired last week. Mr Savellano is the 12th man to head the poll body, which has been accused by government opponents of doctoring poll returns in previous elections to
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        Bank chief charged
        54 4 TAIWANESE authorities have arrested the president of the state-owned Cooperative Bank of Taiwan and one of his managers on charges of corruption in a scandal involving the giant Cathay industrial group, court officials said. Chen Hsiao-Ao and Wang Mao-Shin both denied the charges. Chen was released on
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        Quick trial
        42 4 ONE OF Pakistan's most sensitive secret trials, an alleged officers' plot to kidnap President Mohammed Zia Ul-Haq and seize power, is being hurried to a close before martial law is officially lifted, according to sources close to the case. Agencies
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      Lock icon 'Proposal for proximity talks rejected'
      125 4 AFP A PRESS report in Bangkok on Monday said the Coalition Government of Democratic Kampuchea (CGDK) had rejected a Malaysian proposal for "proximity talks" with the Hanoibacked Phnom Penh regime towards a political settlement to Cambodia's six-year guerilla war. But two of the CGDK's three
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      Lock icon Beijing signs five-year trade agreement with European Community
      208 4 AFP CHINA yesterday signed a fiveyear agreement in Brussels with the EEC covering industry, mining, energy, science and technology, transport, environment and other sectors. EEC officials noted that China is currently emphasising consumer goods, price freedom, industrial modernisation and investment by foreign
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      Contracts for Australian submarines awarded
      296 4 AUSTRALIA has chosen s West German and a Swedish group to work on the project definition studies (or new dieeel electric submarines (or Its navy. They were IKL-HDW and the Ferrostaal group of West Germany, which was offering the IKL-WPPPN, and Kockums AB of Sweden,
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      Lock icon Malaysian navy tests Exocet missile
      200 4 Bernama THE Malaysian navy has successfully tested the French Exocet missile during a naval exercise in the South China Sea. The missile was fired from the Kasturi, one of two light frigates the navy recently acquired from West Germany. It hit the target a small
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      Lock icon Need for more information technology
      81 4 Bernama MALAYSIA must adopt a more sophisticated level of telecommunication technology to measure up to future demands. K V Loughnan, assistant director of hnrinrw development of Telecom Australia, a If fltqg telecommunication company from Australia, said the trend was indicated by the recent Telematic *85,
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      Lock icon US will suffer mild recession next year, say business economists
      232 5 AP THE US economy, battered by foreign competition, will suffer a mild recession next year with unemployment and the federal government deficit rising, according to American business economists. The National Association of Business Economists said on Monday that its most
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      Lock icon Bill to relax restrictions on blacks
      366 5 AFP THE SOUTH AFRICAN government has introduced a Bill in Parliament which will relax restrictions on the movement of blades allowed to live and work in urban areas. The proposed legislation was included in an omnibus Bill designed to streamline laws governing the movement
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      Lock icon New York against withdrawing S African investments
      244 5 NYT NEW YORK State Comptroller Ed- ward Regan said that getting rid of 1 stock in companies that do business in South Africa could put state pension funds on a "precarious foot- ing". He said: "We're not in the for- eign policy business."
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      Lock icon Soviets to help meet Nicaragua's oil needs
      196 5 NYT PRESIDENT Daniel Orte--Iga Saavedra said the Soviet Union bad agreed to supply 80 to 90 per cent of Nicaragua's oil needs this year. I Mr Ortega, returning from a 25-day trip to Moscow and 12 other European capitals, did not mention any
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      Lock icon Reagan urges Congress to pass wage proposal
      153 5 UPI PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan, blaming rampant teenage unemployment on well-intentioned policies gone awry, has urged Congress to pass his long-stal-led proposal for a sub-mini-mum wage to encourage the hiring of young Americans. Looking to private industry to extend the fruit of economic expansion
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      Lock icon Retiree charged with spying
      120 5 UPI FBI AGENTS have arrested a retired US naval officer on charges of trying to give the Soviet Union government secrets he may have received from his son, a sailor on the aircraft carrier Nimitz. i John Anthony Walker, 47, was followed and picked a on
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      Lock icon Trade may improve US-Soviet relations'
      671 5 Gorbachev: Washington using commerce for politics AP SOVIET LEADER Mikhail Gorbachev has said that commerce could help "defrost" relations between the superpowers, according to the Soviet news agency, Tass. He made the statement in response to a letter from President Ronald Reagan on Monday that
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      Lock icon Brandt to meet Gorbachev
      166 5 Reuter FORMER West German Chancellor Willy Brandt said he would meet Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev during a fact-finding visit to Moscow next week. Mr Brandt said his talks with the new Communist Party chief and other senior Kremlin officials during the four-day visit which starts on
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      Lock icon Defence ministers to discuss Nato's weak spots
      145 5 AP NATO DEFENCE ministers open a two-day strategy meeting today that Alliance planners say will attempt to spotlight key weaknesses in Nato's non-nuclear forces. The ministers will review an internal report that says the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation is poorly prepared to meet
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      767 5 ARRIVALS Operotor Same* number Local tun* From PAA PA2I 0020 LAX/TYO/HKG CAL MAS KAL MAS MAS MAS RBA SIA CPA GIA SIA SAS UB CJ010 MH68I KE624 MH603 MH67I MH81I BI421 SQI03 CX7I0 GA960 SQI05 SK97I UB23I 0615 0820 0840 0905 0935 0940 1000 1005 1030 1100
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      393 5 Fastest Daily to San Francisco. CAUTION I l If you've an air-conditioning that's ten years old. or older you've our sympathy Because loathe it or not you're going to have to live with one of two possibilities. (Or rather impossibilities, as you will soon discover.) 1. You can continue to
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  • TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT
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      Lock icon Koreans attempt a synthesis
      922 6 Combining Eastern and Western work methods NYT WHEN Japanese companies first began manufacturing in the US, many people smiled at oddities like pre-work exercise, but analysts were struck with the efficiency of the Japanese management style. Now, the Koreans are coming to the US, setting up
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      Course on customer relations for frontline staff
      129 6 RECEPTIONISTS, telephone operators and counter staff sometimes have an important influence on a company's image. Together with sales staff and others the front-line staff who meet clients and customers before anyone else in the company they are the target group of a training
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      Students to visit Germany
      61 6 A GROUP of Singapore secondary school students is to make a month-long visit to West Germany. The 10 students, accompanied by a teacher, leave for West Germany tomorrow. Their visit, at the invitation of the West Germany government, will give them first-hand knowledge of the country
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      MEMO – PAD
      813 6 MEMO PAD Seminars and courses DURATION Moy 27-28 May 29 May 30 May 31 June 1 June 1 TITLE Turnover Management Effective Writing Sk*s Implementing a Local Area Nerwork Operating from Batam Island Application in Systematic Salary Planning ond Analysis Using a Micro-Computer The People Builder VENUE Mandarin Hotel Meridien
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Forex markets
      740 7 SINGAPORE The US dollar extended its early lasses against most major currencies in thin late trading on continued selling yesterday. The dollar fell to a late 3.0460/80 marks from an early 3.0650/70 and New York's 3.0700/30 close, to 2.5670/5700 Swiss francs from 2.5810/40 and 2.5880/5930 and to 249.85/250.00
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      Foreign Exchange
      169 7 Interbank rates at 3pm yesterday: Local dollar* to OM unit of foreign (patadya •My roao partly US dolor Staring pound Austrafian dolor NZ dolor Canodkm dolor 2.2065 2.8121 1.5280 0.9984 1.6105 2.2075 2.8156 1.5309 1.0011 1.6124 2.8196 7.3469 3.4286 3.4286 3.4206 -21.74 -61.72 -55.43 -70.88 -52.92 Local dollar*
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      Money markets
      124 7 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore interbank money market rose by one point from Monday to close at 7 per cent yesterday. The one-month term rate rose by Vt point while the two and three-month term rates rose by 1/16 point each. S$ Interbank rates at 3pm yesterday:
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      Asian $ market
      284 7 Asian market ASIAN dollar deposit rates closed lower yesterday compared with Monday's levels in thin trading. Rates were depressed by a weaker US federal funds rate and speculation that the US first quarter GNP figure due is likely to be revised downwards to a rise of between 0.5 to 1.0
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      Lock icon Simex
      301 7 BA Futures SEPTEMBER Earsdsllar opened yesterday at 91.36 and quietly traded lower on profit-taking and squaring of positions ahead of the GNP and the FOMC meeting. The September contract closed one tick lower at 91.33. June D-mark opened lower at 3264 and traded sideways for the greater part of
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      Gold
      173 7 HONGKONG: The metal closed higher yesterday on fairly active local short-covering and physical buying support aided by a weaker US dollar. It settled at U*****.10/60 an ounce against an initial $314.90/315.40 and New York's $313.25/75 close. On the local market, gold finished HK$6B below the previous close at $2,936
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      Changes in tax rules may stifle leasing
      429 7  -  By ALVIN TAY GROWTH of the leasing industry in some Asian countries might be hampered by recent government actions to amend tax guidelines relating to lease transactions. The president of the Asian Leasing Association (Asialease) has expressed concern over possible stifling of the
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      Lock icon Philippine government secures new money and trade credits
      430 7 UPI THE PHILIPPINE government has signed agreements with more than 300 international banks for US$925 million in new money and for $3 billion in trade credits. Still to be completed is the refinancing of $5.8 billion of maturities between Oct 17, 1983,
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      Lock icon Rescheduling
      35 7 Reuter A GROUP of 26 Japanese banks has agreed in principle to reschedule US$l6O million in outstanding loans to Vietnam. This is the first such agreement by foreign creditors, says the group's representative. Reuter
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      Lock icon Eight thrifts get federal deposit insurance
      240 7 Reuter THE FEDERAL Home Loan Bank Board has conditionally approved applications from eight Maryland savings institutions for federal deposit insurance, bringing to nine the number of associations receiving the endorsement. A board statement said the eight associations, which previously were insured by the Maryland
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      Lock icon Three big US banks cut prime
      181 7 AP MORE big US banks have cut their prime rates to 10 per cent, joining a move begun last week to drop the key business lending rate to its lowest level in 6Vi years. On Monday, Morgan Guaranty Trust Co, the fifth-largest bank in
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      Lock icon Possibility of default by one debtor nation
      138 7 Reuter THE POSSIBILITY of at least one developing country running into significant debt payment problems and defaulting is quite strong, a senior UK Treasury official told a parliamentary committee. On Monday, Mr J G Littler, Second Permanent Secretary for the overseas finance sector,
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      46 7 This announcement appears as a matter of record only. 61) CONSOLIDATED PLANTATIONS BERHAD has acquired 51% of the equity of DUNLOP MALAYSIAN INDUSTRIES BERHAD from Dunlop Holdings pic Financial advisers to Consolidated Plantations Berhad BUMIPUTRA MERCHANT N.M. ROTHSCHILD SONS BANKERS BERHAD (SINGAPORE) LIMITED j March, 1985
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  • WORLD BACKGROUND
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      Lock icon Underlying tensions threaten to disrupt Saudi stability
      937 8 The bomb blasts in Riyadh last week jolted Saudi Arabia's reputation for peace and security. Businessmen, diplomats and officials believe the Kingdom is politically stable, but there are underlying tensions, as ELAINE SCIOLINO finds out. NYT WHEN SAUDI officials are asked if their
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      Lock icon British unions bowing to changing times and fortunes
      631 8 AP IT HAS BEEN three months since British coal miners went back to work with nothing to show for a year-long strike. Civil servants subsequently voted against a pay strike and postal workers compromised on increased automation. On Monday, an illegal strike
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      Harnessing Ethiopian will power
      589 8 ETHIOPIAN PEASANTS are harnessing themselves to ploughs to take advantage of long-awaited rains after their draught animals have been sold, eaten or decimated by drought and disease. Relief workers in Tigre province, attached both to the official Relief and Rehabilitation Commission (RRC) and independent charity organisations,
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      68 8 Ik This transaction has been completed and this announcement appears as a matter of record only. 81) CONSOLIDATED PLANTATIONS BERHAD (Incorporated in Malaysia) UNCONDITIONAL CASH OFFER for the entire issued and fully paid-up capital of DUNLOP MALAYSIAN INDUSTRIES BERHAD other than the 153,000,000 Stock Units in the capital of Dunlop
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  • FEATURES
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      Unions' tactics not healthy
      480 10 COMPLAINTS about job hopping among workers—the bane of personnel managers as recent as 12 months ago have now been replaced by reports of retrenchment. Trimming the workforce has always been an expeditious way of cutting cost in hard times. That is a hallmark of a free
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      Wage guide on the line
      1320 10  -  The NWC completes its 14th recommendation with its fate still to be decided By ZHOU MEI Economics Correspondent SINGAPORE has not seen the last of the 13-year-old National Wages Council (NWC) for, contrary to expectations from some quarters, there is no deadline for eliminating this
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      Half measures cannot cure property market
      704 10 letter te the Editor Dear Sir, Tour editorial comment on May 14 hit the nail on the head when you wrote: "What helps developers in the end is increased demand for property they have built" and, "demand could be perhaps be brought about or
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  • Page 10 Miscellaneous
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      639 10 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS I More than a one piece garment (5) 6 Cal for the top men (5) 9 Rodio city (7) 10 Could it make more to see at the zoo? (5) 11 I get less confused if they're British (5) 12 Hooded horse artist (5) 13 He's good
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  • SPORTS
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      Going for more than the golds
      547 11  -  By JEFFREY TSANG THE FIRST open water-skiing tournament of the year will be held this Saturday but competitors will be eyeing much more than just the gold medals. For officials of the Singapore Water Ski Federation (SWSF) are on the lookout for skiers to
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      362 11 AP IT WAS like the old days for Muhammad Ali big crowds, playful sparring, a little shuffle and a lot of talking. But the most moving experience of his 10-day tour of China, the former world heavyweight champion said, was praying with
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      Lock icon Australia, France win opening tennis matches
      666 11 AP AUSTRALIA overcame an upset defeat of Pat Cash to beat West Germany 2-1 and France edged India by the same score on Monday in the opening matches of the US$5OO,OOO Ambre Solaire World Team Tennis Cup in Duesseldorf, West Germany. Hansjoerg Schwaier, the
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      Lock icon England looks to Robson repeat in World Cup encounter
      330 11 AFP A REPEAT of Bryan Robson's past performances against Finland will set England up nicely in Helsinki today. The Manchester United captain has scared three goals in two games against the Finns and if he continues the sequence, England manager Bobby
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      Lock icon Moran medal controversy continues
      208 11 Reuter ENGLISH Football Association (FA) chairman Bert Mlllichip is expected to telephone his London headquarters from Finland in the next 24 hours about the row over Manchester United defender Kevin Moran's cup winner's medal. His call will come amid press speculation that Moran, who was sent
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      Lock icon Milwaukee gains 11-10 victory over Royals
      429 11 AP IT WAS the 35th hit that broke a tie and gave Milwaukee an 11-10 victory on Sunday over the Kansas City Royals. In the bottom of the ninth inning, Charlie Moore stroked a single. That, combined with a fielding error by Kansas City's
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      1162 11 W vm aatDCKD HIGHLIGHTS ApplouM Gilbert And Sullivan Their Greatest Hits 9.10pm, Channel 12 This musical presents the greatest hits from Gifoert and Sullivan's finest operas which include Pirates of Penzance, HMS Pinafore, lolanthe, The Gondoliers and The Mikado. The music is provided by the Hertfordshire County Youth Orchestra accompanied
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      Lock icon SEC decides not to seek laws curbing takeover defence tactics
      478 12 NYT AT THE urging of the Reagan administration and Wall Street officials, the Securities and Exchange Commission has voted not to seek legislative restrictions on the use of several anti-takeover tactics. The commission voted unanimously not to resubmit last year's
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      Lock icon Dow Jones crosses 1300 for first time
      313 12 Reuter FALLING interest rates on Monday sparked a buying spree on Wall Street, thrusting the stock market to record highs as the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed above 1300 for the first time in history. The closely-watched Dow Jones Average, which has been
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      Johannesburg
      221 12 MAY 30 MOUSTKIALS Untoac Woohrarth 525 MMyOf -5 A Afeho 800 2900 +50 Abwcom 160 +5 unch unch 50 Angfvod 1460 100 10 Amaprop AMC 450 28?0 SKT-iz Chartar 8300 480 mh 5 1210 15 1375 C G Smtth 2525 280 25 Com Mitch Da Boart 1175 1080 unch
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      New York
      657 12 MAY 30 USB Alcan Alunwi Alcoa Lud AM Cham Q> AM StOTO* ABfrChafcnart Ant Brandi Inc Am Irnudfl Am Can Co Am CyanamM Am B*c Pwr Am Lip mi Am Ham* Mod Am Motor* Cp Am NsMd Gas AmTdt T«L A/no> Inc Amaroda Hm AM# he Amr Corp
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      102 12 NYT THE WESRAY Capital Corp, the investment concern headed by William Simon, the former treasury secretary, has agreed to buy the Wilson Sporting Goods Co from Pepsico Inc. Terms were not disclosed, but analysts said the sale price was about US$l5O million, or about
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      European markets
      857 12 Amsterdam MAY 30 Fb AM 439.00 +7.5 Amm I, 191.00 +3 AhoM 220.50 +0.7 Akao 108 10 +1.3 AMEV 242.50 -1.2 Airta Anro Bank 76.40 +09 Barfed 53.50 unch 93 00 meh 386 00 -3 5 STS'— r i i 9170 -Oi 3610 -0 4 482.50 -4.5 MM|
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      107 12 titunkai Japanese Restaurant Sushi, sashimi, teppanyaki and other famous delicacies from the land of the Rising Sun are prepared by three resident Japanese chefs. Businessman's set lunch from 58.50-H-JIA P FURAMA SINGAPORE HOTEL 10 Eu Tong Sen Street, Singapore 0105 Tel: 533 3888 King s den Sheer Relaxation! A lounge
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      136 12 London stocks, pogo 17 j T v > 1 ME Ffcng Cb£ng L6u Teochew v Restaurant for the best Teochew delicacies in town, k Discover our famous dian-xin, k delicious steam-boat Teochew porridge and other mouth-watering t delights prepared by Hong Kong f chefs. And feel like royalty while C
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      Hongkong
      313 13 HONGKONG: Share prices closed sharply lower yesterday in dull trading as profit-taking gathered momentum. The Hang Seng Index fell 26.25 to 1,612.22. Turnover was HK5340.07 million compared with $323.06 million last Friday. Cheung Kong lost 10 cents to $16.80, Hang Lung 15 to $6.20, HK Land 10 to $5.85,
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      Taipei
      172 13 MAY 21 MT 2.32 -01 Lion Hwo Indus Nan Yo Pta* 1180 27 00 1800 -0.3 •0.4 •05 Asm Cmnf 23.60 24.40 •03 -1.2 Pacific Eloct Wn 14 10 ■0 25 49.30 -1-0.1 1.26 -003 19 90 -05 1680 •0.4 21.80 -0.6 ShNn Popef 45.50 -0.1 15.20 •0.1 16.20
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      Tokyo
      380 13 TOKYO: Share prices soared yesterday in very active trading spurred by Wall Street's record close on Monday and driving the market average past the 12,650mark for the first time since April 3. The market average climbed 91.08 to 12,650.18 after rising 42.96 on Monday and hitting a day's high
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      Manila
      115 13 MANILA: Share prices closed firmer in quiet trading yesterday. Mines were 6.22 lower at 663.73 but the Commercial A Industrial Index was up 0.83 at 129.79 and the Oil Index up 0.018 at 0.698. PLOT rose to 38.50 from 38.00 pesos and Phil Overseas to 0.009 from 0.0085. Lepanto
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      Sydney
      325 13 SYDNEY: Stock markets closed lower yesterday due to a lack of domestic buyers and an overnight drop in the international bullion price. The All Ordinaries Index closed at 898.0, down 6.4 points from Monday's record. The all resources index dropped 9.2 points to 616.9, the all industrials index 2.2
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      Bangkok
      151 13 BANGKOK: Share prices closed higher in moderate trading yesterday. The Book Club Index rose 0.76 to 141.87 and advances led declines by a margin of more than three-to-one. Turnover was 336,920 shares worth 71.0 million baht compared with Monday's 844,366 worth 51.9 million baht. MAY 21 UN Stam Crnnmr*
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      Seoul
      59 13 MAY 21 Won too Hymdai Corat Hyundai Motor KAL 901 575 427 unch 5 5 5®1 Korea Fr»t 642 1 1461 41 455 414 +23 470 +7 Lucky Ltd 506 3 J54 710 unch 476 3 800 unch Gold Star 570 IIS4 13 HonJBk 635 555 5 251 -*-13
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      Lock icon Dairy Farm in Chinese deal
      84 13 AFP HONGKONG property giant Hongkong Land's subsidiary Dairy Farm has formed a joint venture company in China with a Chinese food company. The joint venture company links Dairy Farm with the Guangdong Food Industry Technical Development Corporation, Dairy Farm said. The new company is to
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      Lock icon Fund for capitalising on China's growth
      535 13 NYT A FRENCH brokerage house and a British investment bank have come up with a new way for Western investors to share in the planned development of China, the world's biggest single market with almost one billion consumers. They are joining forces to establish
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      Lock icon Japan favoured in chip race
      353 13 Reuter SEVERAL Japanese companies are the odds-on favourites to win the race to be the first on the market with the world's largest computer memory chip yet. American Telephone and Telegraph Co and International Business Machines Corp have also disclosed plans to build a one-million
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      53 13 K v n If I For reservations please call 734 6622 ext 142 19 CaimhiH Circle Singapore 0922 J Our Chef 's Recommendation: Bed Bean Cream persons Sweew""" Lunch Specialty: Dian Xln a TUNG LOK SHARKS RN i g RESTAURANT JUL •IfrBCCM* 4lh Stony. 177 Rmcr Valey Raid. Smfipor* obl7
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      Lock icon Research to prove that palm oil is wholesome
      341 14 Bernama THE Palm Oil Research Institute of Malaysia (PORIM), in an effort to dispel adverse propaganda on the nutritional properties of palm oil, has embarked on research to get the oilseed industry to accept the product as a wholesome edible oil. The
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      Lock icon Tin usage in West doubles
      140 14 Reuter WESTERN world consumption of primary tin metal in 1965 will exceed output by 14,500 tonnes compared with a deficit in 1984 of 7,100 tonnes. Statistics circulated to International Tin Council (ITC) members showed that primary tin production for this year was put at 152,900
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      Lock icon Japanese crushers buy American soybeans
      163 14 Reuter JAPANESE crushers bought 20,000 to 30,000 tonnes of American soybeans last week for late June shipment, C A F basis, trade sources said. The purchases were on top of recent purchases of 38,000 tonnes for early June shipment. Purchases of American soybeans were very
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      Lock icon Sri Lankan tea output rises
      64 14 Reuter SRI LANKAN tea production rose to 24.82 million kg in April from 18.63 million kg in March compared with 24.1 million kg in April 1984, the Sri Lankan Tea Board said. January/April output rose to 79 million kg from 76.6 million kg in the
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      Lock icon Fiji begins sugar cane harvest
      182 14 Reuter FIJI'S 1985 sugar harvest began yesterday after settlement of a two-week dispute between growers and the Fiji Sugar Corporation over prices. Fiji Sugar's acting chief executive, Gautam Ramswarup, said cane was being cut in all districts and the company's four mills would be running
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      Lock icon US looking to Malaysia for cocoa supplies
      245 14 Reuter AMERICAN confectionery firms are looking to Malaysia as an alternative source of cocoa to traditional West African and South American suppliers. Industry sources said two American firms, Mars Inc and Hershey Foods Corp, were working with Malaysian authorities to improve the quality
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      Lock icon Oil-for-grain proposal
      82 14 AFP AN IRANIAN trade delegation visiting Thailand has proposed trading crude oil for Thai grain as a means of reducing Iran's trade deficit with Thailand. Deputy Commerce Minister Phairojana Jayaphom said the oil for corn and rice exchange was proposed by Iranian Deputy Commerce Minister Mojtaba Khofrowtaj in
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      Produce exchange
      151 14 Chinese Produce Exchange Robusta 20/25% FOB NSW 477 50 (SoHerT noon ctowns pr Moy 21. S$/100 kfl) Coconut oil Bulk FOB Old drum FOB Now drum FOB Ices on 128 00 Ml 00 145 00 Nutmeg 110 FOB NSW E&W FOB NSW Gambier FOB NSW 405 00 256
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      RICE
      273 14 Singapore C-l Ord unq (SVMo. i Loonzoin Rice Frogront n«w crop n fix 100% 1st grode 100% 2nd grade S? 1M 2nd 0.64 100% 3rd grade unq 3rd 0.60 Parboiled Rice New Crop no stock 5% 227 25* 10% 222 10% no stock Thai Broken 0.56 054 Maize unq
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      PALM OIL
      133 14 THE MALAYSIAN crude palm oil market closed higher yesterday on further covering and speculative buying prompted by a firmer Chicago soybean complex close and Pakistan's tender for more refined bleached deodorised palm oil after Monday's purchase. In the May position, north and south regions firmed Ms4s and $25,
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      LONDON MARKETS
      866 14 COFFEE Robusta futures ended a subdued session yesterday with gains of £21 to £11 due mainly to currency factors. The market was expected to open around £10 higher based on the New York close and was initially £15 firmer, basis July at £2,069. Prices moved higher on light
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      Straits Tin
      109 14 THE Kul» Lam pur Tin Market price fell six cent» te Ms2t.2t per kg yesterday, within the International Tin Agreement lewer range ef $21.15 and Dealers attributed the (all to lewer Lenden prices and sterling's fall against the Malaysian dollar, which narrswed the discount ever LME's spet price
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      TEXTILES
      156 14 Yarn (I* NK$ per bole of 400 lb) China carded yarn, cones Bluo Phoenix I6's 2,550 Blue Phoenix 2C* 2,700 Blue Phoenix 32't 3,150 Blue Phoenix 40"s 3,550 Carded yarn, hank Bkie Phoenix 2l's 2,900 Combed yarn, cones Bk>e Phoenix 32's 4,250 Bhje Phoenix 40" 4,400 Open-end yarn 2,400
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      RUBBER
      265 14 SINGAPORE The market closed quietly lower yesterday with June One RSS buyers quoted at 167.50 cents per kg, down 1.50 cents from Monday. The morning session lost 1.50 cents following weaker overseas advices and some selling of nearbys and forwards. Prices were little changed from lunch-time levels in quiet
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      RAS and MRELB
      260 14 RAS prices S cents/kg, FOB in b NOON at« CLOSE Int 1 RSS Prompt Int 1 RSS June 85 Int 1 RSS Juty 85 Int 2 RSS UK/Coot Int 3 RSS UK/Cont Int 4 RSS UK/Cont. Int 5 RSS UK/Cont 168.50 167.50 168 75 167.00 166.00 *****
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      SSR and SMR
      87 14 (cwtn/kg. 1-ton p 85 JULY 85 (currant month) (forword month) NOON NOON RAS Ivytn fu JWtil B«y«rt r JVIIVr) SSR 20 163.50 165.50N 165 50 167.SON SSR 50 161.50 163.50N 163.50 165 SON MRELB fer*. Scftore S||m SMR CV 211.00 213.00N 213.00 21 SOON SMR L 213.50
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      SOYBEAN
      199 14 SOYBEAN futures on the Chicago Board of Trade rebounded from new contract lows in the final minutes on local short-covering on Monday, settling 2V* to V* US cents a bushel higher in active trade. Prices weakened after mid-session on general liquidation, making new contract lows in all months but
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      WHEAT
      208 14 WHEAT FUTURES on the Chicago Board of Trade reversed an earlier downtrend on Monday to close Vi to one US cent a bushel higher, with only the expiring May closing two cents lower. July ended up at $3.18 V« a bushel. A purchase of one million bushels of July
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      146 14 This announcement appears as a matter of record only. Sime Darby] Sime Darby Singapore Limited 5550,000,000 Seven-Year Revolving Underwriting Facility (unconditionally guaranteed by Sime Darby Bertiad) (1985-1992) Underwritten by Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited Tender panel members Malayan Banking Berhad The Mitsubishi Bank Ltd Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited Overseas Union Bank
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      Industrial counters take the brunt of selling
      4223 15 BAD ECONOMIC news released at a time when the market was overbought gave punters the excuse to take profits which triggered off a small correction on the Singapore stock market yesterday. The falls were spread across a broad front but industrials fared slightly
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      Chief price changes
      250 15 SINGAPORE Riees Indices Mir 372 Rut Dki 328 (MCh 225 SMI 322 N 0 I 180 L A M 90« 262 hliliU Gd 50« 148 Cwtiy 650 1 A T 22< 193 Cwt**s 486 Paak Hm 370 AM Owe 191 C*IU 70 16 10 ♦8 7 ♦6
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      Business done on the SES
      3013 15 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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      Daim's call to widen capital base of brokers hailed
      587 16 ANALYSTS and merchant bankers in Kuala Lumpur have welcomed Finance Minister Mr Daim Zainuddin's call to stockbrokers to expand their capital base and bring in corporate shareholders and foreign partners. However, stockbrokers expressed mixed views about the idea, widely lauded as
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      Bank Bumi aims to buy insurance company
      184 16 BANK BUMIPUTRA Malaysia Bhd is planning to acquire an insurance company to diversify its presence in the financial sector. The bank has not made a final decision on which insurance company it will buy but it has drawn up a list of names.
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      Sabah Land obtains waiver in Unilite bid
      234 16 SABAH LAND E)evelopmeiit Board, which is seeking control of publicly listed Unilite Electrical Industries Bhd by swapping its assets (or shares, has obtained a waiver from the Foreign Investment Committee from having to make a general offer for the remaining Unilite shares. The
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      Lock icon Shui On acquires two companies
      122 16 Reuter SHUI ON GROUP Ltd will issue 28 million 50 HK cent shares to acquire the entire capital of two Hongkong companies, Fotomax (FE) Ltd and System-Pro Business Computer Solutions Ltd. It will issue 14 million shares to each of the two companies which have
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      Lock icon Sun King Fung's revamp plan
      313 16 Reuter SUN KING FUNG Development Ltd (SKFD) has announced proposals for the restructuring of its capital and liabilities and the resumption of trading in its shares. It also reported a loss of HK5295.9 million attributable to shareholders for the 1984 year, compared with a $153.3
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      Unit trusts
      213 16 prices for May 22 8ingapors Unit Trust The Cwmwrci 1.96 *2.10 The Savingi Fund 1.48 1.57 S'pore Prog Fwtd S'pore S*c Fund 087 0 92 1.29 137 S'pore Invest Fund 0 93 0 98 S'pore Equity Fund 0 88 0 93 Asia Unit Trust Mol Invest Fund 2.18
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      Selected indices
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      KL market falls back on light profit taking
      359 16 LACK OF follow-through support after an encouraging start caused share prices to close on a slightly easier note on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Trading was generally selective with special situation issues in the industrial and finance sectors providing the lead.
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      Business done on the KLSE
      2362 16 MDUSTUALS A Choc (2.138 2.I4S) (2) 2.16 (1) 2.13(4)2.14 AJcqm (1.096 1 1 OS) (15) 1.10(9) 1.09(3) 1.08 AMD (1) 3.04 (2) 3.06 Airtoli (1.296 1.30S) (8) 1.30 API (.916 92S) (16) .92 (12) .92 12 (3) .91 ASM (1.24S) (30) 1.25 (19)1.24 (1) 1.22(5)
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      1447 16 Current PCyrnent Ei dote looks das* Dote Total fer the year Total fer last year A Enterprises Ac mo Ambassodor Amol Steel Amcol Asiatic Dev B Roya Boto Botu Kowon Bolton Bowsteod C C C 1 Holdings C K Tong Cold Store C Properties 0 Keromot DBS CULS
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      Bousteadco reviews Australian business
      469 17  -  By LORETTA McLAUGHLAN BOUSTEADCO Singapore Ltd, the diversified trading, engineering, shipping and commodity broking group, is taking a long, hard look at Australia. If the right route is found, Bousteadco will take it to reduce its Australian exposure further. The Australian activities have been in the
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      162 17 UKited litonutiml Securities Ltd stood at $1.39 and $1.56 respectively as at April 30, 1965. SHAREHOLDERS of Berjaya Carp (Malaysia) Bhd have approved the company's acquisition of 34 hectares of freehold land in Batu Pahat, Johor, and the merger of certain assets and subsidiaries of the company with
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    • LATEST RESULTS
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        METROPLEX Bhd:
        38 17 Group pre- tax profits of M 526.04 million for 1964 with attributable profits of $13.36 million. Earnings per share stood at 8.9 cents. Group accounts are prepared for the first time in 1964. No dividend mentioned.
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        BATU KAWAN Bhd:
        53 17 Group pre-tax profits fell to M 55.72 million in the first-half to Feb 28, 1965 from $7.02 million lyBut stated earnings per share rose from nine cents to 11.6 cents. An unchanged interim dividend of five per cent will be paid on Aug 30 to shareholders registered
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        DUFF Development Bhd:
        56 17 Group pre-tax profits dropped to M 52.55 million in the six months ended Feb 28, 1965 from the previous half's $3.11 million. Earnings per share fell to 11.2 cents (14.3 cents). The same interim dividend of five per cent less tax will be paid on Aug 28
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      Grand United matches earnings forecast
      410 17  -  By CHAN OI CHEE IN LINE WITH its forecast, Grand United Holdings, which will soon have four listed companies under its wings, has turned in group pre-tax profit of Msl3 million for last year. Formerly known as Textile Corporation of Malaya Bhd, the group's latest
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      OCBC tipped to buy Wing On Bank
      722 17  -  By NAJEEB JARHOM THERE IS another bank in Hongkong up for sale and Singa pore-based Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation is said to be the most likely company to pick it up. OCBC, however, will have to act quickly because there are many suitors knocking
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      LONDON STOCKS
      962 17 EQUITIES drifted from the early highs yesterday but the undertone remained firm. Trading turned dull after an initial flurry of activity in response to the record gains on Wall Street overnight. The FT 30 index at 3pm was up 3.5 points at 1019.5 and the FTSE 100 index
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      Kentucky tries again in Hongkong
      418 17 KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN (KFC) is set to make a comeback in Hongkong after failing there 12 years ago. According to the South China Morning Post, the Hongkong franchise operator this time is Swire and MacLaine Ltd subsidiary Beldare Enterprises Ltd, which plans to open the
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      358 16 (le Itoatort Vetoßtary llplliMn) NOTICE 18 HEREBY OIVEN In pursuance to Section 308(1) of the Companies Act, Cap. 185 that a final general meeting of the abovenamed company will be held at 9 Penang Road #12-00, Supreme House, Singapore 0823 on 24 June 1965 at 11.00 am for the purpose
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      271 17 DAYAPI INDUSTRIES (MALAYSIA) BERHAD (Incorporated in Malaysia) The Directors of Dayapi Industries (Malaysia) Berhad wish to make the following announcement AUDITED RESULTS FOR THE PERIOD FROM 16TH JANUARY 1964 (DATE OF INCORPORATION) to 31 ST DECEMBER 1984 OF THE GROUP AND THE COMPANY Group Company $000 $000 Turnover 52.839 9.110
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      6 17 Managers must manage... BT every Monday
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      47 17 1 This announcement appears as a matter of record only DUNLOP HOLDINGS PLC sale to CONSOLIDATED PLANTATIONS BERHAD of its 51% interest in DUNLOP MALAYSIAN INDUSTRIES BERHAD Financial advisers to Dunlop Holdings pic BARING BROTHERS CO., LIMITED PERTANIAN BARING SANWA BERHAD BARING BROTHERS ASIA LIMITED March 1985
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    Bank loans fell $400m in first three months
    543 18  -  Quarterly fall first in 13 years By AMY BALAN TOTAL BANK loans fell nearly $400 million to $36.5 billion in the first three months of this year the first quarterly decline in more than 13 years reflecting the depth of the economic
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    155 18 Bernama A WRIT claiming that the appointment of Datuk Joseph Pairin Kitingan as Sabah's Chief Minister is unconstitutional will be filed in the High Court in Kota Kinabalu today. A lawyer handling the matter said yesterday that the writ would also include several declarations. He said
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    Lock icon 'Israel and South Africa conducted N-test'
    309 18 UPI A WASHINGTON lobby group says declassified US documents show South Africa and Israel conducted a nuclear test in 1979 and the Carter administration suppressed the information because it was politically inconvenient. The report that was to be released yesterday by the Washington Office
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    SDI a global concept
    139 18 THE AMERICAN defence programme is designed on a global concept rather than to the specific interest of the US. An official of the US government yesterday said that Asean had been briefed on this policy. The official, who has already met Singapore's Ministry of Defence personnel,
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    Lock icon HK Chinese included in Sino-British liaison group
    248 18 AFP HONGKONG Chinese Eric Ho is to be included in the British side of the joint liaison group that is to oversee the implementation of the Sino-British accord. A British Embassy spokesman in Bejing said yesterday Hongkong Secretary of Trade and Industry Eric
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    91 18 Reuter TAIWAN'S Parliament has approved a US$4.O4-billlon budget for defence and foreign affairs. A parliamentary spokesman said yesterday the budget on military spending for fiscal 1986 starting on July 1 was passed quickly without debate in the Nationalistdominated Parliament. An opposition source said independent Members of Parliament,
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    Lock icon Gorbachev unlikely to visit UN
    86 18 UPI SOVIET leader Mikhail Gorbachev will probably not visit the United Nations in the fall, diminishing prospects for a meeting with President Reagan. The Washington Post said yesterday "signals" that Mr Gorbachev does not intend to visit the United Nations soon were received last week
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    273 18 Reuter INDONESIA said yesterday its plans to resume direct trade with China were not related to the question of normalising diplomatic ties. Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja told Parliament that China had shown no sign of willingness to meet Indonesia's conditions for normalisation by ending
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    117 18 INDONESIA'S Garuda Indonesian Airways said yesterday it had agreed to open the country's holiday island of Bali to more foreign airlines. Chief director Reyn Lumenta said Garuda would begin flights between the Bali capital of Denpasar and Los Angeles by way of Guam
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    347 18  -  By LUCY NG THE TUSSLE over retrenchment benefits between Moscow Narodny Bank and the Singapore Bank Employees' Union finally ended yesterday. The 16 retrenched workers represented by the union will each get one month's pay for every year of service. The bank also agreed
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    72 18 LARGE PLOTS of land owned by Fraser 6 Neave (S), Bukit Sembawang Rubber Co and Teo Hang Sam Realty Sdn Bhd, have been acquired by the government. The land is part of about 3.5 million square metres of private property in Sembawang and North Seletar acquired for defence
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    206 18 UPI SOUTH AFRICA'S blacks are bearing the biggest burden of growing economic recession and political isolation in the country, the International Labour Organisation said yesterday. ILO director general Francis Blanchard said South Africa's white minority government was nsing increasing force to maintain its
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    67 18 Reuter THE New York stock market eased lower in early trading yesterday, following Monday's strong advance triggered by interest rate declines. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was off more than two points to 1302 on turnover of 13.3 million shares. Declines led advances by a five to
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      51 18 AFP PROSPECTS for a long term agreement between the European Economic Community (EEC) and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) on trade, industry and energy yesterday raw after exploratory talks between the EEC commissioner for the Mediterranean, Mr Claude Cheysson, and the GCC coordinator, Mr Maamoun
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      54 18 AFP A TOTAL of 34 people, including 28 communist guerillas, were killed in insurgen-cy-related incidents in the north of southern Mindanao island in the past two weeks, the military said yesterday. An unknown number of combatants and civilians were also wounded in 41 'hostile activities' between
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      54 18 AP A BOAT carrying 36 people, mostly school children on an outing, capsized in the Sunda strait, leaving 14 dead and two missing, the official Antara news agency reported on Tuesday. The boat capsized on Monday near the small island of Kubu, where the children
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      65 18 AFP AUSTRALIAN Foreign Minister Bill Hayden told Sri Lankan leaders yesterday that his country would like to see a political solution to the island's ethnic problems, official sources said. Mr Hayden, the first Australian Foreign Minister to visit Sri Lanka in more than 10 years,
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      52 18 AFP FOREIGN investment in Hongkong's electronics industy has increased considerably from HK$2 billion (US$257 million) in 1961 to HK$4 billion (US$5l5 million) last year. This was disclosed yesterday by the colony's industry director, Mr John Yaxley at the opening of the fourth International Electronic Components and
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      58 18 Reuter INCOMING orders to the West German engineering industry rose a real 18 per cent during the first quarter of 1985 compared with a year ago, the industry association said. Foreign orders rose by 24 per cent over the first three months, while domestic orders continued
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      56 18 wimsm Outlook for today: Cloudy with occasional showers in tha morning and eorty afternoon. Report for 24 hours prior to 7.30pm on May 21 ot th« airport: Maximum temperature 30.1 Associated humidity 78 Minimum temperature 24.5 Associated humidity 96 Hours of sunshine 1.20 Roinfoll in millimetres 9.1 Roinfoll this month
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        57 19 THE JAPAN/India-Pakistan-Gulf/Japan Conference said it will cut existing extra risk insurance surcharges effective May 25. The surcharge of 3.0 per cent applying to shipments for non-Iranian and non-Iraqi ports will be reduced to two per cent and the 4.0 per cent applying to shipments to Iran and Iraq
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        51 19 RYDER SYSTEM Inc said it has acquired US Packing and Shipping Co Inc of Jersey City, NJ, and anaffiliated trucking company for undisclosed terms. US Packing receives goods from New York and New England manufacturers and assembles them into truckloads bound for major retailers across the
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        58 19 UPI TWO SUBMARINE manufacturers from West Germany and Sweden have been invited by the Australian government to undertake further studies to supply six new submarines for the Australian navy. The West German consortium of Iklhdw and the Swedish firm, Kockums, were the finalists from six overseas
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      470 19  -  By JUNE LIM SEABORNE CARGO passing through Singapore's port slipped for the third successive month. Figures from the Department of Statistics shows that the total handled in March dipped by 5 per cent to 8.2 million freight tonnes. This brought the first quarter decline to
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      415 19 Bernama THE SOUTH-EAST Asian Agency for Regional Transport and Communications Development (Seatac) has identified two routes which include all major ports in this region for the proposed intraAsean shipping service. The first route links Belawan, Port Kelang, Singapore, Kuching, Muara, Labuan, Kota
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      1137 20 Lloyd's Shipping Economist BY THE END of the first quarter of 1985, it had become clear that the latest North Atlantic shipping boom was losing momentum. April was an ominous month for both established carriers and newcomers. United States Commerce Department figures indicated that
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      126 20 AFP IRAQ WILL continue to wage war against Iran through the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan because Iran had "refused" to accept a month-long ceasefire offer, an Iraqi military spokesman announced. An Iraqi communique claimed that a "large naval target" tanker was hit
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      233 20 AFP A SOUTH KOREAN delegation will go to Hongkong next month to negotiate with China on compensation for a South Korean fishing boat which sank after colliding with a Chinese freighter last month, lawyer Lee Yang-Woo said on Monday. All 12 fishermen aboard the 100-ton-class fishing
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      810 20 A Top Ent X 1 A8 Shpg V 5 Afao Une vi 3 Ahrankid X 1 AC Toaptar X 5 APC Una V 4 APL 2/3 Ant ah Onant X 3 Arrow Lines X 4 AHot Linn X 1 ANL 1 1 ASCL 1 Baft-Conoda Lm VI
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      1739 20 THE BULK of chartering < was confined to the time- charter section of the freight market on Monday < with fairly active business being arranged out of the Continent, shipbrokers said. A 64,000 tonner from the Continent for an east coast South American round voyage paid U556,500 daily
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      221 21 A US CHURCH group has circum•vented a Thai ban on commerce with Phnom Penh's Vietnam-back-ed government and purchased US$5»,OOO in Thai rice seed which it shipped to Cambodia via a Singapore middleman, the shipping company said on Monday. A spokesman for Thai Shipping and
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      319 21 Lloyd's List DENMARK'S BIGGEST shipping group, A P Moller, intends to step up its involvement in the lucrative car trades with orders for two more car carriers. The ships, which will more than double the capacity in this specialist market are likely
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      245 21 BERMUDA-BASED Sea Containers Ltd, which includes the ferry operator Sealink UK, has reported a loss of US$2.5 million for the first quarter but is forecasting record profits for the year. The disappointing result comes hard on the heels of record
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      711 21 AFP FEARS THAT the traditional summer lull in activity is already beginning to affect the freight market were accentuated by a further drop in rates on certain key grain routes over the past week. This factor, compounded by a tailing-off in demand due to the Ascension Day holiday
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      186 21 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East Europe, Far East/Persian Gulf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (FAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services. "K" Line. Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Orient Overseas Container Line. Cho Yang Shipping. ANRO (STRAITS/AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia/Straits Container Line.
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      97 21 AFP TWO CAR FERRIES worth an estimated £100 million will be ordered next autumn by Townsend-Tho-resen for its Dover-Calais service, chairman Kenneth Siddle has announced. A dozen European yards have been invited to tender, Mr Siddle said, adding that the investment will have paid for itself before
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      3010 26 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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      658 27 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godws FCL Arrival for LCL movement Ship Voy date/time Operator cargo schedule Location E Gifted 003RE 23.5.85 0700 Green Asia F2 1200-1300/1730-1900 L7 Kris Lemono 10 23.5.85 0700 Straits F2 0730-0900/1800-1900 SI Anno Maersk 8506 23.5.85 0800 Maersk
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      1610 27 Who acts for whom The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A—» A Top Enterprises Pte Ltd Some (S) At Shipping Bousteod Shpg Agencies Afeo Late African Shpg Agencies (S) Alfred C Toepfer Oceanus Shipping Agencies (S) Multport Sdn Bhd (PK) American President Lines APL (S)/Bousteod
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      375 28 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES VmmI B«rth Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Dan Yang K15 alongside 22.5/0600 Jenson IV K22 alongside 22.5/0700 Larch K16 alongside 22.5/2300 Nakorn Kasem K17 alongside 22.5/0600 Rajah Brooke K25W alongside 22.5/0600 Trisakti K27 alongside 22.5/0500 Artois K17 22.5/0600 23.5/2300 Aubv K25W 22.5/1600 23.5/1500 Car Ace
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      452 19 &'[,$@/?{+@.)!{!${(\;_.]<_("(=* mm BY THE END of the first quarter of 1985, it hod become deor thot the latest North Atlantic shipping boom was losing momentum. P«g« II DENMARK'S BIGGEST shipping group, A P Moiler, intends to step up its involvement in the lucrative car trades with more orders. P«g« 111
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      222 19 Jl UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAGI I N M SEALORD SHIPPING AGENCIES H 70 Sh«nton M 02C Mirinn Houi« S.ngnpo'e 0/0 T »»l *****94 T Hs.'SJ' CFSofI.ceTPC 03 10 T«l 2223 731 »nd *****32 '•immil otlic* TPC 03 29 T »l No *****90 *****93 NATIONAL UNE OF BAHRAM, RAQ, KUWAIT,
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      626 19 A at* Oootf fffwftrMyf "fflTimes lUlfelrihaon MAERSK LINE Vtntl Voy IS* por« EXPORT TO USA. 'Singapore Closino Times CT 77 May 1100 MRS CFS 26 May 2300 MRS Singapore Closing Tunes CY 27 May 1100 MRS CFS 26 May 2300 MRS 'Singapore Closing Times CV 24 May 1900 MRS CFS
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      221 20 Pan Asia Line. Ltd. CONTAINER SERVICE TO/FROM JAPAN TAIWAN ms a l/t 7/4 13/1 14/1 n/« 27/ i a/« MS MX FDMLT M 3 aotr ta AGENT? SUNSHIP AGENCIES PTE LTD OPTORG CO (M) SDN BHD Main Office *****22 (5 linai t CFS/T»rmin«l *****2 1 22C2357 P KEIANG M7001'2 P
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      230 20 Il T~i Supercarrier Service r~n tic kM VI 4/4 1V( 24/4 27/4 22/1 14/7 17/7 11/4 112/4 1/7 V 7 21/7 22/7 1 23/7 1 25/7 NUT MMUMKI NAM 27/5. MMC* TOMSK KG 7/4, MMU TEXAS 17/4 TO: CALIFORNIA PANAMA US ATLANTIC US GULF E. CANADA M/ 5 a/5 27/5
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      596 21 •.'•••'v.V The Straits Steamship Group Mansfield Container Shipping Re Ltd Overseas Containers Limited CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE TO UK CONTINENT n/( a/9 n/% 94/7 99/7 19/7 12/7 np tip rip a/7 •1/7 93/7 11/7 12/7 11/ l 29/1 a/9 21/1 R'fen Lmm 22/1 a/9 29/S 11/7 •7/7 */7 11/7 15/7 21/7 25/7
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      600 21 Franco Belgian Services rrn»~r:l •ll.l: iMIMBIHOf AC f CONSORTIUM) rroK rjaMtu Nm r«M riM- hm htat (aifcf)llMi 11 km 13 tm Utm It km lite aibf (27 Mi|) 17 tm II tm 21 tm 22 tm 23 tm »tm Htm (3 lZ) Htm H1.Z71-ai.lll- 2 M 12 1- II Mi)
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      502 22 r a Hapag-Lloyd EXPORTS TO CONTINENT/UK On caniafe to Scandnavia, Med, Carribean tS. America Wand Iwian to Wand desfrutiore m Eiwpt Spar« PKaian( Genoa ltv| Mam Bhaven BOtflUM 5/4 12/4 14/ C 5/7 11/7 13/7 CoonectMH Robe Connecting in KaosiMtn( J Connecting mi Toiyo "Mm >cceptin( carp tor ATLANTIC 4
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      219 22 JtG.&LINE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE r.... 10 EUR Oft VIA SUE/ 1 Conwwtun t'dan Filmn HW| Antwwp 18 6 20/6 22/6 25/6 Sm ririai 29/5 (27/5) 5/6 3/6) 12/6 (10/6) 19/6 (17/6) 26/6 (24/6) OCT MCI PAUL 44* nUKWWLD Ma »R MM COMTMB Ml imm cmnce m HOMERONC annua 45* 25/6
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      488 22 m A6ENCIES PTE. LTD. #09-07. ROBINA HOUSE. S PORE 0106. TEL *****88 TELEX: RS ***** BOOKING: *****56 (DIRECT LINE) LINK SINUraiE/lANfiKOK TWICE A WEEK NHh Reefer. FCI and LCI Container Stnrtce Agwitx MBfOK: i miptn i nr«vrvH| niniDHi u. Ln 325 S.P.M. Bldg, Sllom Rd, T»l: *****93/5 SIN CHIAO SHIPPING
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      506 22 o EVERGREEN Full Container Service Round-The-World East Bound Service (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) scr it ist ut ns oa m m no srns 21/s 27/s a/s */s 3/1 «/c n/t m iMM»oM/no awe i/i 1/7 no SENTU VI i?/7 no GUARD IVI 17/1 It/t 21/1 23/ ft 75/1 24/1 15/7 lauMSia/no swws u/i
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      294 22 \i HISINOSE MARITIME PTE LTD m ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES IRANIAN SERVICES Snm LmAh to 10/ C I B I KYOWA LINE TO PAPUA MEW GUINEA/ SOOTH PACIFIC SFOE PMmi L»»*h tar. I COMB 24/S P. Mars**, Us. Mb. bk4 Beta, IMari, Nansa, LMMu, Sm, hpNtk hp, OCEANA
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      815 23 v\c PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building. 140 Cecil Street. 03-00 Singapore 0106 Tel *****33 EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICES VOYAGE MOWOKONG MNOAPOME LOAOJJQ FO* £.517 31-1/6 5-10/f HOOOOAHAOASA KOTA AQUNO HOT A WMAMA KOTA WW AT A B» is iS3 KARACHi/M.E. GULF SERVICES VOYAGE -324 17-21/6 I SO-6/7 I 10-13/7 KOTA WARUNA
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      357 23 BEN LINE CONTAINERS [itjj :i 'iii ;r.j WITH LBERTY TO CALL AT RED SEA PORTS PENANG FED VIA SMGAPORE KkJJEBSEN LINE JL NEW ZEAL AND SOUTH CAST ASM Sl*ra kt hi h M| 1$ 11/5 7/4 14/1 14/4 24/4 22/4 27/1 ok in Pi IN Lm Rmbm tack/Ta 17/1 24/4
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      530 23 DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL UNF 4. m ,ir a i Hi STOM 24/5 24/27/5 l/l J-11/A L'llLv' mtaram- izm VJ BONTMB' I SM 30/1 1/7 4/7 1/7 7/7 11/7 17/7 11/7 H/7 21/7 STOM UU UK AVAM/RVAM (TBUK/WOO TfIfTTTT VIM *4/7 11/7 3-5/B W/l H4/B IMB VLLMf VUM l»-Z2/7 lt-IS/l
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      599 23 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES m BURMA FIVE STAR (Burmese National Line) Loadnf for Ranfoon S'pore PKetonj Phashwtfyawywa V254W In PI/22 May hnya V79N 24/25 Iby Pa-an VB4N 1/3 km Htoneywa *202 4/6 June Pagan iWH 6/9 June BANK LINE SPORE R'DAM HULL HMBG TAUSALA SAMOA 31 Moy 26 Jun 3 Jul
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      1014 24 K USA CANADA KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. PACIFIC COAST (helite DESTINATIONS INLAND via IPI MICROBRIDGE A MINILAND BRIDGE) FEEDER/ Mono VESSEL STOKE PKLe PtNANG STOKE T/S PORT LA/IB SEATTLE OAKLAI© VANBC WITIM® ASM STAR V3C OREGON BRDGE *1 22 May 23 May 25 May 27 May (KL) 5 Jun 19
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      368 24 CALFORIiA/PACFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAINER/REEFER/BULK SERVICE ludMif tor LOS ANGFLIS. SAN FRANCISCO SFATTLE. lACOMA VANCOUVER BC Accepdnf Fa/Fa Container* P Kebn( Singapore L Knfbn lAMTEWU" 23/24 Hit 20 few AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE JAPAN SERVICE Ibpti Oukj. M* Ah* c* Imk/S Km «t r S«|iport lufc; tor 22/23 Kit
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      235 24 SANKD ASIA FROM JAPAN*S€ PORTS ANO HOMGKOMG GOLDEN LINE StV GUAN GUAN SWUNG (Pit) LTD V Mnl M M*«. M Ctd SM. —*—-4 SMCMOK SIM m 221J7* (10 LIES) U IMP* M2ll P. Krini M7*l tmm* XMSI Pm obeht uoro (M) son. ohd. ra U37« STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: coon mm
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      470 24 Ba INTRASEA (PTE) LTD 10 Anson Road »2 7 16 International P>a/a Singapore 0207 Tel *****1 1 11 O L nesl BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK Sparc P. Krtanf lotdnc tar- 12/4 WTT/ANT/U.K. (AVON) P JSEAWOOO AND R.M.Z.Nw r JH Spore P KeUn| Lnfcf tar EVANGELOS L VOTIISjM 4Jw MMfafem/Vataacta/ 1
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      649 25 i NOL NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD FAR EAST/EUROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE •I i»>» »Cf C TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): SS HODGE 5011 C PAUL 44W+ TV BHDS 25* C CONTAfO 30W... K CHANCE 22* HK com AMD) 45*.. Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia C PAUL S'pore Closing Times: FCL Cargo
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      517 25 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO P KELANG, PENANG. BUSAN. INCHON in Dm;»« Hi I Dmr/WM N> i Dmn/MM Hi 7 Dna/UM «UNIS nipiu* hginciis pit 110 lei }l 899; ?/BS4U ißookingst ??1.'07? 'Operations! ????48 I .'?OS, 1 84 .70?450 /?0?V)4 (CISI Mil StSIS lUNHS SHI* SON
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      648 25 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUR.WNG 55, Market Street Sinfapore 0104 Telephone Numbers *****3 (15 lines) Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Telei Numbers RS 213*0 RS ***** RS 2510S f kqmc rem* M/S SHAMKAT NAM SOOM SON. BHD IST ANO 2NO FLOOR. MESSRS HAI THO* StffW 23 NeM
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      21 25 S«KE LONG UTU 7* 21/5 V* «9 30/5 Agents: JAMBATAN MERAH SDN. BHD. P. Kelang *****6/7 K.L. *****7 *****1 Penang *****
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      613 26 llEt'<|i»iial Container Lines —■'J 4 Sailings weekly Fast Reliable Regular Punctual Berthing PSA Tue. Thu<\ Sat Sun. REGULAR/FEEDER SERVICE TO PHUKET/SONGKLA »0Y PRT »U HINODE KISEN CO. LTD 4 WUJtt t i.FK lIKUV i i'"i < \KKI»:H FORTMGHTLY FULL CONTAINER stok amor rinm mm May II Am *19 Am 21
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      149 26 I Regional Weather Wa c t SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. V* Wrxj drectton with speed m knots Wove height LEGEND: R Thunderstorm #C drect*>n wrth speed in knots Y Shower r) Rom Wove height Cloudy Sky Surfoce winds ore indicated by orrows which fly
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      200 27 COLUMBUS I INF RFFDPRFI GMBH f *PRfSS Sf Ml CON!4iN! R StPVICf Id HUH ROTTFROOM HAMBURf. Sf All'lN SHIPPING S PT{ I »!(<, H'i'iKlNi y CONCORD LINES 4/15 25/5 21/5 MMtA 4/«5 5/S t/i CMTTAG 1/15 25/5 21/5 BOMBAY CONCORD MARINE PTE LTD 7 MpM M lU-A T«|mi h|> Caabi
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      170 27 OCEAN BRIDGE SHIPPING PTY LTD, FGE MANTLE REGULAR SWUNG TO FREMANTLE w mm coast n» 25/5 eto a/5 Imkov Shipping Co Pt« Ltd. lUtelSl l«« ta! M| hppn •IK Hk 22X772 4 UNIBAC (S) PTE LTD •MS Traa ttrwt, #«HI Lten Hurt Mdg„ B'pof. (007. T«t 2HM4/I/I Tatoc SSIIS WANUN
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      254 27 VVti FI S.Wi ay# 1 —J*, Hlßilfn hfcurM Pack. I>tn BSI4 i TUt M 2M41 FUNDI TWL: 274M52/«2/*3 -ACCEPTING BOTH FCL AND LCL ill mi -Timtm r -.VgU-Fiv .ii I CTrrr 1 LIN LIN SHIPPING PTE. LTD. 1. Mhulm Road. IM M. Cantr* Mini, tlwp»Dr« 01 OS T«t U3MI4 A
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      277 28 t CROSSWATER 1 FCL LCI w~« SYD/MEL/BMS/ ADEL USA/CANADA PORTS NEW ZEALAND PORTS EUROPE/UK PORTS 31/5 I/I 17/1 2/c u/t a/i a/s 11/ l 25/1 a/5 4/1 u/c 2/C 11/1 l/l VI li/i 23/1 30/5 7/1 13/1 21/5 4/1 11/1 X/ 5 7/1 13/1 BATAM REGULAR RELIABLE cfwjr A TOP
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