The Business Times, 29 May 1985

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 99/1/85 WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1985 60 CENTS
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  • Article
    Private sector to take lead in starting wage talks
    286 1 THE PRIVATE sector will be allowed to take the lead in setting the tone for wage increases made under the latest National Wages Council guidelines. Reversing the practice of previous years, public sector increases will not be the yardstick which the
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    Lock icon Soldiers told to shoot on sight
    80 1 Reuter PAKISTANI troops patrolling western Karachi were ordered to shoot curfew-breakers on sight yesterday as unrest sparked by ethnic tensions spread to other parts of the city. At least 325 people had been arrested in two days of violence in which three people were
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    Pay increase for executives expected to fall this year
    772 1  -  'Good old days of 10 to 12pc rise are over' By FOO CHOY PENG, CHUANG PEK MING SINGAPORE executives, accustomed in the last decade to an average pay increase of 10 per cent, will have to brace themselves for less generous
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    Banks relax tough credit policy towards borrowers
    463 1  -  By SOH TIANG KENG Banking Correspondent BANKS in Singapore appear to have slightly relaxed their credit squeeze on borrowers. They are said to have become more tolerant of cashstarved companies, giving them more time to pay up or make good. Bankers say they
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    Mustapha's application dismissed
    76 1 THE KOTA KINABALU High Court yesterday dismissed an application for an injunction by Usno president Tun Datu Mustapha Datu Harun to restrain the Sabah state legislative assembly from convening an emergency sitting tomorrow. Justice Datuk Abu Mansor Ali ruled that the court had no jurisdiction over the
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    STOCK MARKET
    91 1 AFTER Ave eiweitfve trading ■i hblibii «f falling share prices, Investor sentiment turned slightly better towards the etose trading yesterday. The market clesed mixed thanks to last-mln-■to baying. Same brokers said the late haying spnrt came (ram Lnnden fnnd managers whe started werk yesterday after a leng weekend.
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    Aeron Fashion in tangle of suits and countersuits
    380 1  -  By LUCY NG THE MAN who recently threatened to initiate the winding up of Emporium Holdings over a $168,000 debt, Mr Joseph Quek, managing director of Aeron Fashion, is now trying to wind up a company in which he himself has a
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    Murdani raps Indonesians visiting China
    119 1 INDONESIAN Armed Forces Commander Benny Murdani yesterday described Indonesian businessmen who visit China before the formal resumption of direct trade between Jakarta and Beijing as disloyal. General Murdani said in Jakarta that Indonesian citizens should not visit China as diplomatic ties were still frozen. He
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    Mobil expects tight situation over several years
    439 1  -  By BOEY KIT YIN MOBIL OIL Singapore turned in the lowest earnings in several years in 1984 and expects an even tougher period ahead. "Things are really going to be very tight in our business over the next several years. The combination of
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      268 1 mim THE construction industry has been urged by Mr Michoel Fom, the Moss Rapid 1 Transport Corporation choir- man, to emulate the 1 practices now employed by staff working on the various 1 MKT projects. f NORTH ond South Korea yesterday presented differing proposals over visits to each i country
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      12 1 Full report, Pag* 13 Asian stocks, Pag* 11 Intt stocks, Pago 10
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Call to emulate MRT safety practices
      501 2  -  Japanese joint venture wins award By YAP BOH HOON THE CONSTRUCTION industry has been urged to emulate safety practices now employed in the Mass Rapid Transit projects. "It is a sad thing that not all contractors in Singapore show the same high regard for
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      Work on energy conservation technology
      226 2 SINGAPORE will be the focal point (tx* research and development of energy conservation technologies under the AseanAustralia Economic Cooperation Programme on Energy. The programme, which comes under the Asean Committee on Science and Technology, was initiated with the signing of a memorandum of understanding yesterday
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      Asean building contractors to work more closely together
      285 2 BUILDING contractors from Singapore and the Asean countries plan to work more closely together to promote regional joint-ventures with the formation of the Asean Contractors Federation (ACF) tomorrow. In the next few years, an estimated US$6O billion worth of new construction projects
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      SPC says it is not selling unleaded petrol to Sato
      309 2  -  By SHAHRIR ARIFF SINGAPORE PETROLEUM COMPANY (SPC) said it is not the "government-managed" company which will sell unleaded petrol to Japan's maverick independent petrol dealer, Mr Taiji Sato. The controversial Mr Sato, president of Lions Petroleum, announced recently that he
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      TDB's London head highlights four potential growth areas
      313 2 SINGAPORE businessmen wanting to do business in the UK could consider four potential growth areas, according to the head of the new Trade Development Board (TDB) trade office in London. According to a press release, Mr J A Nathan identified these areas
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      Italian mission coming
      111 2 A GROUP of Italian company representatives will be in Singapore next week to look for trade opportunities with local companies. The officials from Allgemeine Italia Sud, Kerbert Plastici, Industria Travertino Romano and Vetreria Aurelia hope to meet Singapore businessmen during their stay from June 4 to 6.
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      Katong People's Complex gets new anchor tenant
      427 2 A NEW anchor tenant will be moving into Katong People's Complex, but other tenants are moving out faster than replacements can be found. While Hongkong majority owner, Arispic Investments, said it was in the final stage of negotiation to bring in the local
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      326 2 PUA HUNG HUA has been appointed general manager of the British Club, due to open later this year. Before his appointment, Mr Pua was manager/secretary of the Panaga Club owned by Brunei Shell Petroleum Co in Negara Brunei Darussalam. At the British Club, be will be responsible
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      Need to study investment in sewerage system
      386 3  -  By SWARAN KAPUR SINGAPORE has spent $725 million in the past five years on improving its sewerage system, which also absorbs industrial effluents. But a university professor said yesterday that such heavy investments need further study as it brings in the question of
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      HDB awards contract to build lorry park
      408 3 THE HOUSING and Development Board has awarded a $549,000 contract to build a lorry park at Bukit Batok New Town. T.im Choon Teck Pte Ltd clinched the contract with its tender which was the lowest received. Parking facilities for lorries has been a
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      JTC shop tenants getlspc rent reduction
      205 3 A SMALL NUMBER of canteens, eating houses and other shop units under the administration o< Jurong Town Corporation were not forgotten when rents were recently reduced for factories and industrial land. The JTC last week sent letters to tenants of 69 shop units, informing
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      Country club receives 70 applications for GM post
      212 3 SOME country clute may be finding difficulty attracting new members but certainly not new general managers. Close to 70 persons applied for the pest of general manager of the Serangoon Gardens Country Club when applications closed last week. The job, which pays
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      CPF organising walkathon
      136 3 THE Central Provident Fund Board is organising a charity walkathon on July 7 to mark its 30th anniversary as Singapore's national social security institution. In order to raise as much money as possible, the board will be approaching the public sector, trade unions and employer organisations to
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      TRADE TALK
      357 3 THE PCPM projector by Hasselblad has made a reentry into the market with some modifications. The projector is specially designed for the 2Vi x 2'4 format and has all the features required of a professional projector. One of these features is that the image on the projection screen
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Communism on the way out, says Reagan
      460 4 Outburst comes days before US-Soviet arms talks NYT PRESIDENT REAGAN has criticised communism in harsh language, saying that the tide of history is moving away from communism. Mr Reagan's Memorial Day remarks on Monday came in a partisan address at a Republican fund-raising
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      Lock icon Number of imported cars in US rising
      311 4 UPI THE US Department of Commerce estimates that more than a third of the new cars sold in the country in 1988 will be imports, compared with less than a quarter last year. The latest issue of the Automotive News, released in Detroit
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      Lock icon Escape expert taking the plunge
      91 4 OLD HABITS die hard. Escapologist Karl Barton!, 91, eeald Mt resist the temptatiea of one mm stmt Mm Us weddlag this Sitahhy. Mr Barteal and his latere bride, Weady Stokes, 22, are shewa saspeaded la a garlanded platform (rem Blaekpeel Tewer la Faglsad ea They
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      Lock icon Mitterrand, Kohl try to heal rift
      140 4 Reuter FRENCH President Francois Mitterrand was scheduled to meet West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl yesterday in an attempt to heal a rare rift in their relations exposed by disagreement over US plans for spacebased defence and other issues. The meeting, in Constance, southern Germany,
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      Lock icon British universities may face cuts in spending
      243 4 AFP THE British government is considering sharp spending cuts in higher education in a bid to make the country's universities more responsive to industry. The plan for the *****, contained in a document entitled the Green Paper, reflects Education Minister Sir Keith Joseph's
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      Lock icon Gorbachev says arms talks 'fruitless'
      347 4 NYT SOVIET leader Mikhail Gorbachev gave a warm welcome on Monday to former West German chancellor Willi Brandt and told him that the Geneva arms talks had so far proved completely fruitless. A member of the German delegation, reporting on a highly publicised five-hour meeting
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      Lock icon US first choice of students studying abroad
      142 4 UPI AMERICA is the first choice of students who go abroad for a college or university education, an Institute of International Education report said. Engineering and business, the fields most sought by foreign students, are also the majors most in demand by American
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      Lock icon US, Nicaragua urged to resume talks
      204 4 UPI UNITED NATIONS Secretary General Javier Perez de Cue liar, on the eve of his trip to Cuba, said he wouldijrge Nicaragua and the US to resume talks that were broken off by the Reagan administration in January, Cuban radio reported. Mr Perez de
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Poland's butter rationing ends
        51 4 THE POLISH government announced that the rationing of butter and fats would be lifted on June 1 when new price rises take effect. A Polish television news broadcast said prices would go up on June 1 from 12 to 22 per cent for different grades of
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        Angola may approach UN
        60 4 ANGOLA said it may ask the United Nations Security Council to take up the matter of South African commandos operating in Angolan territory. Angola said it killed two South Africans and captured a third member of a commando group it said was preparing to sabotage the
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        Call for telecoms talks
        34 4 TANZANIAN Vice-President Ali Hassan Mwinyi called for international talks on transferring telecommunications technology from the industrialised to the developing world, in order to accelerate global development and understanding between nations.
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        Influx of pirated cassettes
        78 4 MASSIVE IMPORTS into Africa of cheap pirated music cassettes from South-east Asia have contributed to a serious recession in the African music industry, with record companies and musicians alike struggling to survive. According to a report in the Ivorian weekly "Ivoire-Dimanche", commercial recordings of African music
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        Peace talks off
        58 4 THE NICARAGUAN Indian rebel group Misurasata broke off peace talks with the Nicaraguan government, saying the negotiations, begun eight months ago, had reached an impasse over the weekend. "The dialogue is stalled because of the intransigence and inflexibility of the government in not recognising the historical rights
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        Lock icon Drop in Morinaga sales
        80 4 Agencies TWO LEADING Japanese confectioners have reported sharp drops in sales and operating profits in the wake of a blackmail attempt which involved poisoning their sweets. The products of both Morinaga Co and Ezaki Glico Co were removed from stores for a long period from last
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      Lock icon Moscow wants peaceful settlement to Gulf war
      286 4 Reuter SOVIET Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko told visiting Arab foreign ministers that Moscow wanted a rapid peaceful settlement to the Iran-Iraq war and attacked alleged US interference in the area. Tass news agency said Mr Gromyko made the points in a Monday meeting
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENT
      722 4 Operator ARRIVALS Smin Local From PAA PA21 tin* 0020 LAX/TYO/HKG CAL MAS ►CMMAS MAS MAS RBA StA CPA GJA StA SAS UB StA THAI CJOIO MH681 KE624 MH603 MH671 MH8I 1 BM21 SQ103 CX7I0 GA960 SQ105 SK97I UB23I SO 201 TG403 0615 0620 0640 0905 0935 0940
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      Lock icon Floods send 200,000 Bangladeshis fleeing
      185 5 Reuter FLOODS set off by a cyclone which has killed up to 15,000 people have sent another 200,000 in eastern Bangladesh fleeing. The fresh disaster a major new challenge for hard-pressed relief workers struck the districts of Sylhet and Comilla, about 100 km from the
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      Lock icon Iran fires missile after Iraqi air strikes
      186 5 Reuter IRAN fired a surface-to-surface missile at Baghdad yesterday after Iraqi air strikes on Teheran, the Iranian national news agency Iraa reported. Iraa said the missile was launched at 4am (0030 GMT) "in retaliation for the recent inhuman attacks upon civilian areas in
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      Lock icon Beijing steps up campaign on need for price reform
      218 5 AP CHINESE LEADERS have intensified a propaganda campaign on the necessity for price reform with a front-page editorial in the communist party newspaper declaring that socialism does not mean frozen prices. The editorial in the People's Daily yesterday came less than
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      Lock icon King Hussein starts talks with American officials
      88 5 AP JORDAN'S King Hussein is beginning a series of talks with US officials who are optimistic that he will keep trying to find a formula for negotiating peace terms with Israel. But a split within Palestinian ranks, widened by the clash between Shiite
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      Computer tie-ups urged
      74 5 AMERICAN and Japanese computer manufacturers could exploit considerable untapped markets if they joined forces in marketing compatible equipment, a US computer expert said. This is particularly true in education, where schools use computers as learning aids for students, said Chris Christiansen of the Yankee Group, a high
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      Lock icon US likely to renew telecom demand
      180 5 Bernama THE US is expected to renew its call for increased Japanese procurement of foreign telecommunications equipment at governmentlevel t»ik« in Washington this week, but Japan cannot commit itself to a figure since it is a matter for commerical decisions. Megumu Sato, Minister of
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    • ECO-NOTES
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        Record assets
        65 5 JAPAN'S net external assets rose to a record U5574.3 billion at the end of calendar 1984 from U5537.3 billion a year earlier, the Finance Ministry said in Tokyo yesterday. End-1964 external assets rose to $341.21 billion from $271.96 billion, while liabilities rose to $266.96 billion from $234.70 billion.
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        New Statoil offices
        58 5 NORWAY'S state-owned oil company, Statoil, has said that it will open crude oil marketing offices in the US and Britain to cope with increased crude exports. A spokesman said on Monday that Statoil expected considerable expansion of crude exports to the US, but did not say when
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        Ericsson wins deal
        54 5 A SWEDISH company, Ericsson, was awarded a contract worth US$57.B million on Monday for the extension of a telephone network in the sultanate of Oman. The company will be responsible for extending the system to new regions of Oman and for the installation of six switchboard facilities
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        Price index up
        72 5 SARAWAK'S consumer price index, which measures the expenditure pattern of the average household, rose by 0.2 per cent to 122.6 for January from 122.3 for December 1984, according to figures released by the Malaysian Statistics Department. The rise was mainly due to a 1.2 per cent increase
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        Lock icon Youth meeting
        58 5 Agencies ABOUT 1,000 young workers from around the world converged on Geneva on Monday at the invitation of the International Labour Office to deplore job training and employment problems caused by poverty. The meeting was organised by the Fourth World movement which is based in Paris. It was
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      Lock icon N and S Korea divided on family reunion issue
      378 5 Reuter NORTH and South Korea yesterday presented differing proposals over visits to each other's country by members of war-di-vided families at the opening session of Red Cross talks. In spite of the differences, conference sources described the atmosphere at the Seoul
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      Lock icon Envoy may pave way for ethnic talks
      211 5 Reuter AN ENVOY FROM New Delhi arrived in Colombo yesterday amid reports he might pave the way for a meeting between Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi and Sri Lanka's President Junius Jayewardene on the island's ethnic problems. Sri Lanka's state-run Daily News quoted
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      113 5 FROM US$l6 AUK Next time you fly Air Lanka's Wings of Paradise, treat yourself to the stopover holiday of a lifetime in Sri Lanka. Discover one of the world's most fascinating islands. Drink in its vivid tropical scenery, load your camera for an early-morning safari or simply marvel at the
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  • TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT
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      VITB hopes to increase pool of trainers by 25pc
      480 6  -  By PENG AILIAN THE VOCATIONAL and Industrial Training Board expects to increase its training staff strength to 1,940 by January 1987. This represents an increase of about 25 per cent over the current teaching staff strength of 1,556. The bigger training
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      Conference on CAD for electronics
      313 6 A CONFERENCE and exhibition on computer-aided design, manufacturing and testing for electronics production will be held In Singapore In July. Experts from the US, Europe and Asia will present about 30 papers covering computer-aided design, manufacturing and testing subjects for devices and sub-assemblies, and integration
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      Systems analysis course gets positive feedback
      728 6  -  By LUCY NG "THIS IS the best academic experience I have had in my 16 years of academic life. In the university, it was only paper chase. Here, it's learning, developing and understanding," says Mr Atul Shah, summing up his feelings about the postgraduate
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      Sharing of technological know-how
      185 6 WEST GERMANY will continue to share its technological know-how with Singapore, even though the two countries are now competitors in the international market, according to German parliamentarians here on an official visit. For example, the Ger-man-Singapore Institute will continue to receive active support from the German
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      Boeing flight simulator
      71 6 BRITISH AIRWAYS has commissioned a second Boeing 737 simulator to further boost its training role for pilots from more than 60 international airlines. BA said training of overseas pilots, including a number from Singapore Airlines, would earn the airline more than £1.6 million this year. BA's chief
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Forex markets
      779 7 SINGAPORE The US dollar closed slightly firmer against most currencies yesterday in fairly active trading. The dollar ended at 251.50/65 yen against 251.25/40 here on Monday, rose to 9.4725/75 French francs from 9.4600/4700 but marginally fell to 2.6105/20 Swiss francs from its previous close of 2.6130/50. Sterling firmed
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      Asian $ market
      350 7 Asian market ASIAN dollar deposit rates closed little changed yesterday from opening levels in very quiet trading. Period rates were about unchanged to slightly lower at the outset with one and six months down 1/16 point each to 7-13/16 7-11/16 and 8-5/16 8-3/16 per cent respectively, and three months unchanged
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      Money markets
      117 7 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore interbank money market rose by Hpoint from Monday to close at 5W per cent yesterday. The one and two-month term rates both remained unchanged while the threemonth rate rose by 1/16 point. S$ Interbank rates at 3pm yesterday: OHmr Kd Ov«f right
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      Foreign Exchange
      208 7 Interbank rates at 3pm yesterday: Local dollars to quoted ye roe* parity on* unit of foreign currency: US do*or 2.2280 2.2290 ***** -20 98 Sterling pound ***** ***** 7 3469 -6203 Australian dollar 1 4637 1 4666 ***** -57 31 NZ dollar 0 9992 1 0019 ***** -70
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      Simex
      358 7 EURODOLLAR futures opened higher yesterday than Monday's level and traded on a firm note in the morning as interbank rates were easier. Prices took off again during Liffe opening with the September contract surging pass the major resistance level at 91.39. It traded to a high of 91.41 before
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      Gold
      219 7 HONGKONG: The metal closed lower yesterday with Middle East interests prominent sellers for most of the day, but turnover was small due to a general lack of interest. Bullion finished at U*****.00/50 an ounce against an initial $314.70/315.20 and Monday's $315.10/60 close here. The long weekend in both Europe
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      ACB exercise turns in higher profits
      468 7  -  By AMY BALAN IN 1963 when most banks in Singapore were searching few new customers for their loans, the new management team of Asia Commercial Bank (ACB) was taking a hard look at their portfolio. Led by the bank's president, Mr Ang Hong Choon,
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      Lock icon Trading in German shares in London fast increasing
      438 7 Reuter WEST GERMAN securities business is being conducted in London, despite wishes of the Bundesbank and other regulatory authorities that it remain firmly anchored in home markets. Securities traders said this at the annual general meeting of the Association of International Bond
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      Lock icon Bad debts at Financial Corp may rise
      211 7 Reuter THE LOANS of Financial Corp of America which are not performing on schedule are likely to rise further this year. Chairman William Popejoy said last week after an analysts meeting that scheduled items might climb to a peak of about US$l.B billion
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      Lock icon Meeting on monetary reform
      106 7 Reuter JAPAN hopes to see more currency stability emerging after next month's meeting of the Group of 10 finance ministers in Tokyo to discuss potential reform of the world monetary system. The ministers would meet from June 21 for two days to mull over a report
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      Lock icon Swiss banks report faster growth
      272 7 Reuter THE ASSETS of 71 Swiss banks reporting to the Swiss National Bank rose by 11.9 per cent in the year to the end of March compared with a 10 per cent rise last year. In a preview of its latest monthly report, the national
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      Lock icon Brazil, IMF start talks on new economic plan
      146 7 Reuter THE BRAZILIAN government and the International Monetary Fund have begun negotiations on a new economic programme which bank creditors have set as a condition for rescheduling the country's US$lO3-billion debt. The IMF suspended a threeyear loan programme to Brazil last February
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      117 7 Rll \K\ rf A Choice of Daily Temptations from $2250 If your idea of lunch is variety with quality, surpassed only by the promptness of service, then you should not miss out on the Harbour Grill's Business Lunch. The menu not only differs daily but you'll also have a choice
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  • FEATURES
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      When charity comes second
      460 8 EXECUTIVES of a dozen companies are doing commendable work helping the Community Chest promote its fund-raising campaign. Called Share, which stands for Social Help and Assistance Raised by Employees, the campaign is aimed mainly at workers in big companies. These workers will be persuaded to share
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      Images for industries
      1735 8  -  Product design has stirred government and private sector interest in Singapore Industrial design is concerned with the design of artefacts or services which are produced by technologically-based industries. For example, telephones and personal computers must be well-designed so that consumers are persuaded to buy them. By SHAHRIR
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      Lock icon Boeing's disappearing doors cause belated uproar
      723 8 AP FEW noticed last year when the US government approved the elimination of two of the 10 emergency exits on Boeing 747 Jumbo jets, but now safety advocates, flight attendants and some members of the Congress are in an uproar. The case of the
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      1212 8 w GOD gmdq® TV HIGHLIGHTS European Cup Final 1985 (Preview) 12.30 cm, Channel 5 Incorporating the first leg final match between Juventus and Bordeaux. At 2.10 am, the European Cup Final 1985 (the 30th Champion's Cup) Liverpool v Juventus will be telecast "live from Brussels. Liverpool is the holder of
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  • SPORT
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      Junie's bid for a big splash
      645 9  -  Out of retirement and into the inaugural Invitational By BRIAN MILLER FORMER Sportswoman of the Year Junie Sng will be the biggest drawcard when swimmers from seven countries trade speed for medals in the inaugural International Invitational at the Toa Payoh pool next month.
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      Lock icon Intoxicating win for Navratilova
      590 9 Reuter MARTINA Navratilova coasted through the first round of her French Open tennis title defence on Monday so relaxed she felt she had been drinking. But the top seed needed nothing stronger than water to boost her as she whisked into the second round in 40
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      PGA's plans halted by dwindling pool of sponsors
      426 9  -  By WALTON MORAIB PLANS for a healthy tournament calendar by the Singapore Professional Golf Association has come up against the spectre of a depressed economy. A potential sponsor has reportedly pulled out of its sponsorship commitment. The sponsor, who sources said had
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      Lock icon Liverpool bids for fifth Cup of Champions
      455 9 AP MIGHTY Liverpool, seeking its fifth European Cup of Champions' crown, faces winless Juventus of Turin in Brussels tomorrow in a battle of talents which will mark the 30th anniversary of Europe's most important soccer tournament. The two teams have overcome serious fitness
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      Lock icon America's Cup windfall
      210 9 AFP THOUSANDS of familes in Perth, Australia, are planning to quit their homes during the America's Cup races, not to escape the sailing but to rake in high rents from an expected invasion of wealthy overseas visitors. Top quality properties are tipped to command rents of up
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      Lock icon Celtics hit a playoff high
      240 9 Reuter RESERVE Scott Wedman set a National Basketball Association playoff record on Monday when he hit on all 11 of his field goal attempts as the Boston Celtics routed the Los Angeles Lakers 148-114 in the opening game of the NBA championship playoff series. The
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      Iguchi wins Ocean Building Trophy
      173 9 KATSUHKO Iguchi of Sumitomo Corporation carded 36 points to win the Ocean Building Challenge Trophy in the 10th annual Ocean Building golf championship at Jurong last weekend. The IJ-handicapper beat Jeffrey Bose to the title and won himself prizes worth about $1,500. Bose, who plays
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      Lock icon Spend A Buck wins racing's biggest pay cheque
      366 9 UPI SPEND A Buck gamely held off the late-closing Creme Fraiche and El Basco after an early speed duel with Huddle Up on Monday to win the Jersey Derby and a US$2.6 million, bonus-pad-ded pay cheque the largest in thoroughbred history. Creme
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      681 9 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Regular local order? (5) 6 Are out to serve and love (5) 9 One score or five (7) 10 How fish go when baited? (5) 11 It's Julian Lloyd Webber's little room, duck (5) 12 Ways of being led up the garden? (5) 13 Change religiously
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Lock icon Dubai plans to set up own airline
      239 10 Reuter THE EMIRATE of Dubai is planning to set up its own airline in a move described as a blow to recent attempts to coordinate air travel policies among Gulf states. Aviation sources said Dubai, widely seen as the most independent of the
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      Lock icon President of Ames resigns
      67 10 Reuter GERALD KANTER, the 50-year-old president and chief operating officer of Ames Department Stores Inc, has resigned from the rapidly expanding discount-store chain. Ames is currently buying GC Murphy Co for US$l9B million, which will more than double the annual sales of Ames to $1.7 billion.
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      Lock icon Leucadia seeks restructure of National Intergroup
      677 10 —NYT THE LEUCADIA National Corp's well-chronicled success in profiting from its pursuit of the Avco Corp earlier this year brought the little-known investment company a fortune but too little fame, analysts believe, to make it an instant force in the high-pressure field of corporate
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      Lock icon Apple to drop direct sales approach
      319 10 NYT APPLE COMPUTER INC plans to abandon most of its efforts to sell computers directly to large corporations. Officials say eight of the 60 people in Apple's national accounts sales force, which sold to the largest companies in the US, have been assigned to
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      Lock icon Apple's decision may hurt Datapower
      157 10 Reuter DATAPOWER INC has said that its fiscal year 1965 earnings and earnings for the first two quarters of fiscal 1966 will be adversely affected by Apple Computer Inc's decision to cancel its Macintosh XL/Lisa computer. Datapower had earnings for fiscal 1964 ended March 31,1964,
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      Johannesburg
      228 10 MAY 27 low) Urmc 530 -5 Woofcvorth 1650 25 INDUSTRIALS MININGS A Aipho 800 inch 2860 •10 >70 AE And O 815 -5 AngKoal 8700 Amaprop AMC 470 2900 inch -100 8400 -20 -100 1250 10 4556 5 C G Sffvvfh 2725 Com Gold 1350 -15 CNA 305 5
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      Toronto
      111 10 MAY 27 a Hud Boy Min *r%> Oi 52* 19* AftrtNbi 19* 39* AJcan 35* b* Uti 21* AAgomo 22* Kwt Add 14* unch 2414 17* 27* 3 Bank Nova Scotn Bal Canada 13 43* Mc BteM Z 22 17* BP Can Ltd 35 29* inch Moow Cp 26*
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      Milan
      106 10 MAY 27 Borto? Lira 237 ***** +4 700 Mtdtobonco Mlono Am Ord -*—i on v^u ***** ***** 4650 -400 -550 -25 Cantrota Ord Cond Aequo Romo Fiat Ord 3330 US 9900 3200 no 5 -305 -102 Mondodon Otvatn Ord 1719 6565 4075 ♦25 IS -25 Gmnl ***** -790 PM
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      95 10 f SJunkai 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 $8.50++ RJRAMA SMGATORE HOTEL 10 Eu Tong Sen Street, Singapore 0105 Tel: 533 3888 King s den Sheer Relaxation! A lounge
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  • ASIAN STOCKS
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      Hongkong
      356 11 HONGKONG: Share prices closed yesterday with pared gains as some renewed small investor selling in the afternoon partially offset the early gains. The Hang Seng Index finished 13.06 points off at 1,570.84 after it gained 24.46 at the morning session close. Turnover slightly decreased to HK5228.17 million from $240.07
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      Taipei
      194 11 MAY 28 MT Lian Hwo Mm Nan Yo P1a» 11.90 27 10 1820 unch inch 0.1 AM inert Indus Am Camant 2.21 23.80 unch Pocihc Bact 14 35 -0.2 Cathoy Com 24 10 -0.1 -0 02 Chang Hwa Bank 49 10 20 10 unch ixch Shorp 17.10 unch Olio
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      Tokyo
      348 11 TOKYO: Share prices rose sharply yesterday in hectic trading led by domestic-orientated shares, and the market average rose to record levels before falling back slightly to a closing record high. The average rose 52.20 to 12,694.93 after touching an early afternoon record high of 12,702.60. The previous all-time high
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      Manila
      101 11 MANILA: Share prices closed generally firmer in dull trading yesterday. The Mining Index rose 2.39 to 683.83 and the Oils Index firmed 0.034 to 0.751 while the Commercial A Industrial Index fell 0.38 to 131.07. MAY 29 NM MantMl Onantal B PM<> B 0 0014 tnch 0.012 +0.001 .0
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      Sydney
      368 11 SYDNEY: Stocks reversed a fivesession slump yesterday by firming sharply on the back of the weaker local dollar. At the close of trading, the All Ordinaries Index had gained 6.5 points to 885.1. The All Industrials Index rose 2.1 points to 1244.2, the All Resources Index 9.4 points to
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      Bangkok
      159 11 BANGKOK: Share prices closed lower in quiet trading yesterday. The Book Club Index dropped 0.75 point to 139.70 and declines led advances by more than two to one. Turnover fell to 213,140 shares worth 43.7 million baht from Monday's 245,976 shares worth 78.0 million baht. MAY 2S Uh Sam
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      Seoul
      83 11 MAY 28 Bonk Seoul Choh*i«ig Bk Won 595 575 -10 unch Hyundai Const Hyundo« Motor KAL Korea Fw»f 901 567 425 655 unch -3 +2 -5 Commerciol Bk Doefcm Ind 625 457 -5 +7 1 -2 Ti*onjL Korea St*p 404 501 10 3 Doewoo Ind 557 Sarraung Co 710
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      Lock icon Tokyo group wins order
      71 11 AFP A JAPANESE consortium has received a 120-billion yen order from Hongkong's Hopewell Power (China) Ltd to provide two thermal power plants in southern China. The consortium, led by Japanese trading company Mitsui and Co, is to build the two coal-burning power plants that can each
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      Regal lessens debt burden by HK$400m
      482 11 REGAL HOTEL (Holdings) Ltd has reduced its debt burden by repaying, ahead of time, a HK$4OO-million short-term loan it took from the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp for the purchase of Hotel Regal Meridien in Tsimshatsui last year. This is disclosed in the company's
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      Lock icon Toshiba to buy AT&T's Datakit circuit switches
      113 11 FT TOSHIBA CORP has signed a letter of intent to buy four Datakit (R) virtual circuit switches for use in their internal data communications network. The Datakit circuit switches, when installed and operational by the end of the year, will interconnect a variety
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      Lock icon Approval for Nissan deal
      138 11 AFP TAIWAN has approved a US$65 million investment project proposed by Nissan Motor Company of Japan in a joint venture with Taiwan's largest car maker. An official of the Investment Commission said that in the joint venture with the Yue Loong Motor company, Nissan would buy
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      Lock icon Shui On in three joint ventures
      127 11 Reuter SHUI ON Group Ltd is setting up three joint-venture projects worth about US$4O million to build a residential building and a hotel in Shanghai and an amusement park in the Chinese province of Jiangsu. A Shui On spokesman said the company formed a
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      108 11 MHH m z >^7. Mill blili'JiW fiTTiXLiiTeTTI V ;X r .7 11 1.. Live wire Gina Ler and her band Skorpio return to the lON BAR with more high-energy rock and roll. Catch her show every night. CAMBOOIA. A 6-piece outfit that adds a counterbalance with their repertoire of pop,
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      161 11 The Hilton's Lounge presents A touch of 9 iiiia There's romance in the air at the Hilton's Lounge with the music of Romance' a husband and wife duet whose act Is touched with an international flavour. Joel and TracyJoffrin (who make up 'Romance') have performed all over Europe, the Middle
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      Lock icon Transport problems hold up EEC aid to Ethiopia
      437 12 FT TRANSPORT PROBLEMS are till dogging EEC efforts to get emergency food aid to famine victims in Ethiopia and Sudan. Mr Sig Lorenzo Natali, the EEC's development commissioner told a meeting of aid and development ministers in Brussels last week that about
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      Lock icon China to turn surplus maize into ethanol
      365 12 FT CHINA, which is struggling to cope with a multi-million-tonne maize surplus, has decided to join the growing band of countries which convert their excess grain into ethanol for industrial use. It has awarded a £4.25 million order to Spiechim, a subsidiary of
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      Lock icon China and Fiji sign sugar accord
      155 12 AP CHINA has agreed to buy a minimum of 40,000 tonnes of sugar a year for the next five years from Fiji. The Fiji government yesterday said the terms of the agreement were "very favourable", adding that it gives Fiji the option of supplying
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      Lock icon Government will not bail out sugar industry, says Virata
      167 12 AFP PRIME MINISTER Cesar Virata has bluntly told Philippine sugar planters that they must shift to other crops because the government would not rescue the sugar industry from its current crisis. Mr Virata said during a press forum on Monday it
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      RUBBER
      224 12 SINGAPORE The market closed slightly easier with June One RSS buyers quoted at 169.50 cents per kg, down 0.75 cent from last Monday. The morning session lost about 1.75 cents in quiet trading on lack of interest following Monday's closure of overseas markets. Prices recovered slightly in the afternoon
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      SSR and SMR
      91 12 mts/Ug, 1-ton po n )JUNE 85 JULY 85 (currant month) (forward month) NOON NOON RAS luyn luym SSR 20 163.00 165.00N 165 00 167.00N SSR 50 161.00 163.00N 163 00 165.00N MRELB Idywi 5»IUn Ruylrt S«M*n SMR CV 211 50 213.50N ***** 215 50N SMR L *****
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      RAS and MRELB
      309 12 RAS prices in S cents/kg, FOB in b< NOON Beyer* Seder* lie* CLOSE Buyer* Seller* tnt 1 RSS Prompt Int 1 RSS June 85 Int 1 RSS July 85 Int 2 RSS UK/Cont. Int 3 RSS UK/Cont Int 4 RSS UK/Cont Int 5RSS UK/Cont 170.25 169 25
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      Straits Tin
      84 12 TIGHTENING sspplles boosted the KuU Lemper lie price II eents to Ms2t.3l per kg, still within the ITA lewer range of $2t.15 and Offerings fell farther to 16 tonnes from VI on Mendny es most miners have exheested their allotod monthly qnetos. The priee diseeent ever the London
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      TEXTILES
      149 12 Yarn (In HK$ per bole of 400 lb) China corded yarn, cones Blue Phoenix 16's 2,550 Blue Phoenix 20's 2,700 Blue Phoenix 32's 3,150 Blue Phoenix 4Cf s 3,500 Carded yarn, hank Blue Phoenix 21'* 2,950 Combed yarn, cones Blue Phoenix 32'* 4,250 Blue Phoenix 4C* 4,400 Open-end yarn
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      Lock icon Farm groups want bigger export bonus
      127 12 FT FARM GROUPS and legislators are pressing the US department of agriculture for an expansion of a proposed US$2 billion export bonus so that all buyers of US grains would receive extra commodities from government-owned stocks. This follows the release last week of new
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      LONDON MARKETS
      957 12 COFFEE Robusta futures ended a subdued featureless session yesterday, £5 up to £4 down. July was at £2,092, down £4. The market was due to open around unchanged based on the New York close and showed small gains by midmorning on softer sterling against the dollar. Switch trading
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      Produce exchange
      156 12 Chinese Produce Exchange Robusta 20/25% FOB NSW 477 50 (Sellers' noon down# pri May 28 S$/»00 k«). cet on Nutmeg 110 FOB NSW 405 00 E&W FOB NSW 256 00 Coconut oil Bufc FOB 117 00 Gambier 04d drum FOB 130 00 FOB NSW 330 00 New drum
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      PALM OIL
      153 12 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prices closed slightly higher on covering interest aided by Pakistan's RBD palm oil tender, but trading was thin in the absence of an overseas lead following Monday's market closures. In the May position, south region firmed Mss to $1,345 per tonne and central was
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      RICE
      269 12 Singapore C-l Ord unq (S$/kik>, ei-godown) Loonzoin Rice Fragrant new crop 100% 1st grode 1st 0.84 100% 2nd grode 227 2nd 062 100% 3rd grode unq 3rd New Crop 25% 10% 0 60 no stock no stock Parboiled Rice 5% 10% 227 222 Thai Broken Maize unq A-super Special
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      144 12 mM «3I i! II D K rw WW i -jmt r Business Times' total coverage of business in Singapore makes it an invaluable paper to 60,000 people in business In Business Times Tomorrow 28 pages on Banking and Finance in Singapore Highlights of the supplement: Singapore's role in a changing
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  • SHARE INFORMATION
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      Late buying enables market to end on even keel
      4081 13 LAST MINUTE buying yesterday arrested the downtrend on the Singapore stock market, allowing it to close mixed (or the first time after five consecutive sessions of falls. The BT Composite Index crept up 0.03 point to 722.22 and the Straits Times
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      Chief prke changes
      243 13 SINGAPORE Rises Indices Kartwfcf Spore 274 Greed Ceetrel 120 8 8 8T Coipmto Mm 27 Mo* 28 722 19 722.22 Hot Pw 240 7 IT Indicator *****60 *****54 Seofcoe 207 7 8T 08/0S 34 -65 '<»■■■■ C«»« 368 +6 STM«tn^ 814.91 ***** Metre HUm 312 Lm U
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      Business done on the SES
      2160 13 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday wltb the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1,000 unit» unless otherwise specified. All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "SETT".
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      289 13 SHELL REFINING COMPANY (FEDERATION OF MALAYA) BERHAD: Twenty-sixth Ordinary General Meeting at Bangunan Shell Malaysia, Off Jalan Semantan, Damansara Heights, Kuala Lumpur today at 11am. BOUSTE ADCO: Tenth AGM at #16-00, Tung Centre, Collyer Quay, Singapore 0104 tomorrow at noon. HOTEL GRAND CENTRAL LIMITED: Seventeenth AGM at the
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  • COMPANY NEWS
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      Tang's scope for recovery limited, says broking firm
      572 14 mm MORE RED INK is likely to flow for department store CK Tang. Sun Hung Kai has forecast an increase in net loss per share to 13.5 cents for the year to December 1985 compared with 10.1 cents last year and recommended
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      Dayapi forecasts moderate growth
      541 14 DAYAPI Industries (Malaysia) Bhd expects its prospects in the current year to be fair in spite of the uncertain economic outlook. Chairman Datuk Yap Peng said in the company's maiden annual report that the construction sector the group's major activity would show only moderate growth this
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      Unit trusts
      108 14 Third B'putro Fourth B'putro Fifth B'putro Sixth B'putro Seventh B'putro (A) Seventh B'putro (B) Eighth B'putro (8) Ninth B'putro Tenth B'putro Eleventh B'putro Warrior Inves Fund 4.13 461 296 300 1 84 387 360 300 1.58 1 00 245 4 18 466 3.01 305 1 89 392 365
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      Mulpha takes over Ariston franchise in Malaysia
      178 14 MULPHA TRADING Sdn Bhd has taken over the Malaysian franchise for Ariston an Italian brand of high quality domestic electrical appliances and kitchen built-in accessories. The acquisition, which came exactly one year after Mulpha took over the Telefunken franchise, was another step in
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      Selective buying bolsters KL shares
      394 14 INVESTOR sentiment took a turn for the better at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday after five consecutive days of losses. With evident signs of selective buying, the market managed to close on a mixed to steadier note. Turnover improved to 4.46 million units valued
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      Business done on the KLSE
      2085 14 BID anA, offer prices officially listed and business. In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. VDUSTRUU.S A Choc (2.135) AMD (3.006 3.025) (4) 3 00
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      Lock icon Talam adviser's view on takeover
      308 14 Bernama ARAB-MALAYSIAN Merchant Bank Bhd (AMMB) has advised minority shareholders of Talam Mines Bhd (TMB), which is under a takeover bid, to sell their shares in the market if the net proceeds exceeded the offer price of Msl6 per share. In a circular to TMB
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      KL sells 70pc of Sports Toto to private groups
      87 14 THE MALAYSIAN Finance Ministry has disposed of 70 per cent of its 100 per cent stake in Sports Toto Malaysia Sdn Bhd to private investors. The Treasury still holds the remaining 30 per cent stake in the company set up by
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      1414 14 Currant poyment Ex dot* Books dote Dot* payable Total for the year Total for lost year A Enterprises Acma Ambossodor Amol Steel Asiatic Dev B Raya Bota Botu Kowon Batu Lintong Bolton Boustead C C C 1 Holdings C K Tang Cold Store C Properties Chem Ind D
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      MBf posts lower interim profits of M$6.56m
      369 15  -  By NAJEEB JARHOM BARELY A WEEK after releasing its disappointing results for the year to September 1984, MBf Holdings Bhd has unveiled more bad news. Group pre-tax profits for the half-year to March 1985 showed a 6.7 per cent drop to M 56.56
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      CCM results hit by weaker demand
      196 15 HIGHER raw material prices and a weaker demand for its products have hit the first half results of Chemical Company of Malaysia Bhd. But shareholders will still be getting an unchanged interim dividend of 15 per cent gross. CCM said: "Although the demand for
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      Ganda posts dismal interim results
      408 15 PLANTATION and propertybased Ganda Holdings Bhd has turned in a set of half-year figures which are as confusing as they are disappointing. Group pre-tax profits for the first half to March 31, 1985 skidded 29 per cent to M 53.01 million ($4.24 million) in spite
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      202 15 LEE MING TEE's Sunshine Australia's deal to explore onshore oil in China has been confirmed by the Chinese Ministry of Petroleum. The deal with the foreign consortium in which Sunshine has a 10 per cent stake is valued at US$20 million over three years. SIME DABBY group chief
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      Chuan Hup branches into computer field
      485 15  -  Subsidiary clinches Hewlett-Packard deal By RAMESH CHANDIRAMANI WHILE marine transportation continues to remain Chuan Hup Marine Ltd's principal line of business, a strategic expansion into the field of high technology computer and office automation is beginning to present exciting opportunities for the group. Its
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      RESULTS DUE
      617 15 LAST FULL YEAR Company Period Date announced last year Yeor ending Net EPS (cents) Gross div Net profit ($*000) Pahartg Inv K L Industries Peak Huo QAF Ltd Murata Fmal Final Final Final FmaJ Jan 31 Mar 16 Mor 27 Mar 30 Apr 30 Dec 84 Oct 84
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      Loan consortium
      114 15 A Msso million syndicated loan has been arranged for the joint venture between Promet Bhd and Bukit Naga Holdings Sdn Bhd which is building the new $153 million Shell headquarters building and commercial complex in Kuala Lumpur. The loan is jointly leadmanaged by Bumiputra Merchant Bankers Bhd and
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      LATESTS RESULTS
      78 15 SMALLISH tin mining company Knchal Development Bhd has reported lower full year earnings to Dec 31, 1984, due to lower production and prices received for it tin output. Company pre-tax profits amounted to M 5370,020, down 35 per cent from $566,082 previously. Net earnings per share stood at
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      UMW keeps shareholders guessing on future plans
      1076 15 SHAREHOLDERS of United Motor Works (Malaysia) Holdings Bhd, denied a dividend after their company plunged deep into the red last year for the first time since it went public in 1970, must be wondering what measures are being taken to turn its fortunes
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      UIC teams up with Chinese authorities to form third venture
      327 15  -  By CHAN OI CHEE LOCAL property and detergents group United Industrial Corporation is making swift moves into China. Hot on the heels of two earlier joint-venture agreements, UIC has now teamed up with the Chinese authorities to form a third
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      283 14 NOTICE THE COirAMES ACT. CAT. ISS AND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Section 296 of the Companies Act Cap. 185 that a meeting of creditors of the ato renamed company wtf be held at the office of Coopers A Lybrand, 9 Penang Road #12-00. Supreme House. Singapore 0923 on
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      65 15 Bank of India London Branch U5530,000,000 Negotiable Floating Rate Certificates of Deposit Due November 1987/89 In accordance with the provisions of the Certificates of Deposit, notice is hereby given that for the six-month interest period from 29th May, 1985 to 29th November, 1985 the Certificates will carry an Interest Rate
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    Major ICB holder demands replacement of director
    1066 16  -  By ALVIN TAY THE FAMILY SQUABBLE at the Industrial and Commercial Bank has intensified with the disclosure that its major shareholder has written to the ICB board demanding that the bank's executive director, Mr Tan Poh Ghee, be replaced by Mr Tan Poh
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    103 16 Reuter INDONESIAN Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja has accused Vietnam of consolidating its presence in Cambodia. He told reporters on arrival in Bangkok that in spite of assurances by Vietnamese leaders that they were willing to settle the Cambodian conflict by peaceful means, "they
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    606 16  -  By JEFFREY TSANG THE LATEST adjustment in taxi fares will mean that most passengers will pay more than the current discounted fares when the new rates come into effect on Saturday, June 1. Eighty per cent of taxi users travel less than 10
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    296 16 Reuter A TURK who shot Pope John Paul in St Peter's Square four years ago again disrupted a trial of alleged fellow conspirators yesterday by ignoring questions and declaring that he was the reincarnated Christ. Agca, who startled the court by proclaiming that he
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    100 16 Reuter KUWAIT, deeply shaken by the weekend attempt on the life of its ruler, yesterday considered options aimed at tightening security and fighting terrorism in a society where nationals constitute a minority and foreigners a majority. The Interior Ministry has decided to indefinitely discontinue issuing entry visas
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    470 16  -  By PENG AILIAN MANUFACTURERS of pharmaceutical products are sceptical of government assurance that its new pharmaceutical factory will cater primarily for the needs of government hospitals and clinics. The Singapore Association of Pharmaceutical Industries maintains that the Health Ministry's estimated cost for the new factory,
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    70 16 Reuter NEW YORK stock prices pushed higher in early trading yesterday, continuing the advance of the previous session. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was up nearly seven points to 1309. Advances led declines by a seven-four margin on volume of 11.34 million shares. Litton Industries, which announced
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      28 16 Reuter TAIWAN'S Cabinet has approved a Bill to relax investment controls and allow foreign investors to buy shares in local companies, government officials announced.
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      48 16 AFP JAPAN'S ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) yesterday formally decided to submit to the Diet (Parliament) an anti-espionage Bill, despite strong opposition by progressive parties. The Bill calls for a death penalty for any person leaking state secrets to third countries. AFP
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      47 16 Reuter THE Director of the American University of Beirut (AUB) Hospital, David Jacobsen, was kidnapped yesterday, an AUB spokesman said. Mr Jacobsen's abduction brings to six the number of Americans seized in Mos-lem-controlled West Beirut in the past 14 months and still missing. Reuter
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      34 16 Reuter AUSTRALIA'S deficit in 1984/85 ending June 30 will probably exceed the A 56.74 billion budget projection by about $400 million, Finance Minister Peter Walsh told the Senate. Reuter
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      25 16 Reuter CHINA abolished free higher education and linked students' incomes to academic performance in a sweeping educational reform announced yesterday.
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      52 16 UPI A BOMB exploded yesterday in a busy shopping complex, scene of a similar blast four days ago, in Kota Kinabalu, capital of East Malaysia's Sabah state. Bernama news agency reported that no one was injured in the blast and the bomb caused only minor
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      48 16 Outlook for today: Fair. Report for 24 hours prior to 7 30pm on May 28 at the airport: Maximum temperature 32.8 Associated humidity 63 Minimum temperature 25.7 Associated humidity 92 Hours of sunshine 9.65 Rainfall in millimetres nil Rainfall this month 69.4 Rainy days this month 10 a
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        105 17 Bernama THE TWO roll-on/roll-off ferry terminals under construction in Kuantan and Kuching at a total cost of more than $11 million are expected to be ready in August and November respectively. A statement from the British High Commission said theterminals, being constructed by the Malaysian-British joint-venture company
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        70 17 EARNINGS AT the major south-east Indian port of Tuticorin totalled around Rupees 120 million income in the 1984-85 financial year an increase of 325 per cent. There was also a record cash inflow and surplus. The growth rate was achieved through agressive trade promotional campaign marketing efforts.
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      502 17 JAPAN LINE has reached a basic agreement with Evergreen Marine Corporation to start a joint transPacific liner service from April next year. According to agency reports, the space charter agreement between the two parties will cover the Far East/ Japan/US south-west and north-west
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      437 17 AFP AT LEAST 1.5 billion pesetas (US$B.5 million) in damage was caused by the huge blasts that killed at least 18 people, sank two oil tankers and damaged a refinery at Algeciras, Spain, shipping experts said. Authorities confirmed the overnight casualty toll of
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      863 18 NYT EARLIER THIS month, the Canadian government auctioned off its Northern Transportation Company Ltd, a 51-year-old company that had revenues of more than US$3O million last year from transporting freight over 5,000 miles of water routes in the Canadian north. The Ministry of Transport
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      76 18 A 300-FOOT freighter was pulled from coral rock on Monday, two days after it ran aground off Key Biscayne because of a navigational error during a rainstorm, the Coast Guard said. The Reefer Merchant, registered in Cyprus, was freed at I:o7pm. The Federal Aviation Administration
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      505 18 OVER THE PAST seven months, from October 1984 to April 1985, the Port of Singapore Authority has granted transhipment rebates amounting to $5.29 million to shipping lines. The lower transhipment dues were introduced in two stages. Last October, PSA granted a rebate of 15 per
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      220 18 UPI THE UNITED STATES COast Guard began an investigation into the capsizing of an oil drilling barge in a south Louisiana bayou with the loss of 11 of the 22 men aboard. A spokesman said the three-day public hearing would be the first step in an
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      1023 18 ANGOLA Luanda May 7th. 4-5 days. 11 vessels berthed, 4 anchored. Lobito No delays. 5 vessels berthed. ARGENTINA Buenos Aires May 7th. 17 days. 36 vessles berthed. 14 grain loaders waiting. San Lorenzo 13 days. Moderately congested. 3 vessels berthed, 6 grain vessels waiting. Rosario 12 days. 9
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      885 18 A Top Ent X 1 AB Shpg V 5 Atao Lr>» VI 3 Ahrankiat Law X 1 AC Topafar X 5 APC Una V 4 APL 2/3 Antah Onant X 3 Arrow Unas X 4 Atlas Unas X 1 ANL 1 1 ASCL 1 Batt-Canodo Lm VI
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      160 19  -  By KINGSLEY WOOD THE TUG/DUMB barge service operated by Rooney Shipping and Trading Pty Ltd between Darwin, Singapore and nearby Asian nations has virtually ended. Company principal Mr Roger Rooney said he has decided to suspend the service indefinitely because of lack of support and the
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      380 19 Lloyd's List A WIDESPREAD rationalisation of services between the major North Atlantic liner companies is expected to be announced before the end of the year. Mr Hans Jakob Kruse, chairman of Hapag-Lloyd one of the market's leading companies said recently: "People are considering
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      351 19 EUROPEAN FERRIES plans to order two new ships this autumn for the Dover-Calais route, but they are unlikely to be built in Britain. The ships, costing about £35 million each, will form part of the company's £100 million fleet expansion programme. It
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      198 19 June 2-lf London the world insurance and financial centre, British Insurance Association senior management course. Jaae S Creating a competitive edge systems technology in international freighting management, International Conference Centre, Brighton (details: Marcom Conference Secretariat, West House, West Street, Faversham, Kent.) Jaae 4-5 World Freight, Institute of Freight
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      58 19 CARGO transhipment in Amsterdam has risen to 6.6 million tons in the first quarter of 1985 a 10 per cent increase on the corresponding period last year. The growth was accounted for by a 45 per cent rise in dry bulk tonnage with ore transhipment trebling to
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      186 19 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East Europe, Far East Persian Gulf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (FAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services. "K" Line. Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Orient Overseas Container Line. Cho Yang Shipping. ANRO (STRAUS/AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia/Straits Container
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      94 19 SUPPORT is growing in Japan for a plan to convert sections of scrapped very large crude carriers into fish farms. A conference on the economics of submerging 2,000-ton scrap blocks to act as plankon-generating reefs has been organised by experts. The meeting will
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      3388 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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      699 25 SJ" RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godws FCL Arrival for LCL movement Ship Voy date/time Operator cargo schedule Location GF Kleeberg 05 29.5.85 2100 Baltic F2 0700-0900 B4 Niaga 22 SJ8/85 29.5.85 2300 Kalimantan F2 0900-1100 B3 Family Ace 57B 30.5.85 0100 Shofuku F2 1100-1300
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      1588 25 Who acts for whom The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A—B A Top Enterprises Pte Ltd Some (S) AB Shipping Bousteod Shpg Agencies. Afeo Line Afncon Shpg Agencies (S). Alfred C Toepfer Oceonus Shipping Agencies (S) Multiport Sdn Bhd (PK). American President Lines APL (S)/Boustead
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      350 26 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES VMNI B«rth Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Este Gloria K11 alongside 29.5/2300 Ganquan K15 alongside 29.5/0600 Kee t Expander K27 alongside 29.5/2300 Ned Linge K9 alongside 29.5/0600 Ned Manila K12 alongside 29.5/0600 No 9 Donam K21 alongside 29.5/0600 Pacific Star K20 alongside 29.5/0300 Straits Star
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      262 17 Monthly from Pitman Available at all good bookshops and newsagents TjlfiTiiiies IIU Distributors EARLIER THIS month, the Canadian government auctioned off its Northern Transportation Company Ltd. P«g« II A WIDESPREAD rationalisation of services between the major North Atlantic liner companies is expected to be announced. Pag« 111 Index to advertisers
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      273 17 u UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG) SEALORD SHIPPING AGENCIES Shftnlon Way 04 D2C Manna Home Singapore 0207 Tet *****94 Tel*> ■no PS?S4i9 CFS office TPC 03 30 Tel *****31 and *****3? Terminal office TPC 03 29 Tel No *****90 *****93 NATIONAL UNE OF BAHRARL RAQ, KUWAIT, QATAR, SAUDI ARABIA
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      593 17 A hard look at what it will take to succeed in business tor the next 20 years With turbulent times ahead. forewarned will be i forearmed $22.00. TIMES THE BOOKSHOP *r MAERSK LINE EXPORT TO USA. EUROPE. MIODLE EAST. WEST AFRICA ASIA i Qmm Taaea CT 3 tarn 1100 MB
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      306 18 YAMASHITA-SHINNIHON LINE CONTAINER SERVICES USA/CANADA £3 MIDDLE EAST TRANS SIBERIAN SFRVSCt Malaysian Bkf Afwte Anfte-Franch Tra*| (M) Sai BM Line, ltd. CONTAINER SERVICE TO/FROM JAPAN A TAIWAN L i/i vi rn/s 15/1 17/1 AGENT? SUNSHIP AGENCIES PTE LTD Main Office *****22 (5 lin»«) CFS/T»rmin«l *****21/*****57 OPTORG CO (M) SDN BHD
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      213 18 IL S*_-_ Supercarrier Service faM VI 7/1 ii/i a/» a/< n/i i4n 17/7 u/i u/i 11/1 w/i a/7 a/7 a/7 a/7 1/7 1/7 4/7 5/7 12/1 14/1 H/l 11/1 nn an an on v» v» w w NOT AABNAIS BAABER TOMSK KG 1/6. BAMER IDAS 17/8, TOUKOMG BARBER PERSEUS 5/7
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      922 19 The Straits Steamship Group fu Mansfield Container < Shipping Pte Ltd Overseas Containers Limited contaroshp service to/from ban6ko* STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Ports and Bangkok CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT Stw tftaf M/C 2C/C 12/7 M/ 7 M/ 7 11/7 11/7 21/7 25/7 27/7 M/ 7 11/7 M/
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      635 19 Franco Gclguifi Serwces 1 B*.j%*n F%ir l.\n±a) rrm trnrnurnmrtm n»m» nm rnmi m h fmi (27 Mqr)l7 Mi II km 7t km 22 km 23 km 25 km Mkm (3 Jm>) 24 la 25 Jw 27 ka 21 km 39 Mi 2 M I2kl Qtk4 1M 2 M 4 M
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      396 20 mi Hapag-Lloyd EXPORTS TO CONTINENT/UK On carriage to Scandmavia, Med, Cambean ft S. America destinations n Europe S>en P*ato« (m Hkwg Idan Ourm AMverp IMPORTS FROM N. CONTINENT UK FROM USA/CANADA S pore I Ntit tats 29/5 30/5 HK. KHH 7/8 8/5 HK. KHH 10/5 KB. TK 14/5 IC/6 m.
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      116 20 m US. S LINE tOMf 4 lm.oo %t 'J*. ULLY CONTA INER I S E D ERVICE TO EUROPE Vl* SUEZ 1 Comofturi FROM FURQPf VIA SUE/ J Memoer ot tht Icf Comortajm FULLY CONTAINERISED TO FROM NORTH AMERICA MSI UJAbI CONVENTIONAL SERVICE To/From BUSAN INCHON BUSAN 16/6 CONVENTIONAL SERVICE
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      544 20 \KTS>\ muiia wuun AGENCIES PTE. LTD. #09-07. ROBINA HOUSE. S PORE 0106 TEL: *****88 TELEX: RS ***** BOOKING: *****56 (DIRECT IINE) SINGAPORE TO PENANQ SINGAPORE TO SABAH SINGAPORE TO BRUNEI •JENSON IV SMR 13/85 In Port 30 May Muara "EQUATOR V SMR 12/85 3kr 6km Muara •JENSON IV SMR 14/85
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      446 20 o EVERGREEN Full Container Service Round-The-World East Bound Service (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) 12/7 2/1 VI i/l 1/1 VI 21/1 5/1 l«/l 17/1 11/1 21/1 22/1 12/1 Round-The-World West Bound Service (FE/EURO/USEC/CARIB/FE) US WEST COAST SERVICE FAR EAST/RED SEA/MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE MED/ADRIATIC/RED SEA F.E. SERVICE Agents GREEN ASIA SHIPPING PTE LTD 51 Anson Road.
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      299 20 HISI NOSE MARITIME PTE LTD m ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES IRANIAN SERVICES Shppvc LnAi| fv io/s i m* b KYOWA LINE TO PAPUA NEW GUINEA/ SOUTH PACIFIC STORE fKaiani Laa*« far OCEANA COIMK 24/8 P. MLac. U4 Kwta, Haniara, Noumi. Lantaka, Sana, hpwfc, Pap, Apia OCEMM QUEEN 7/7
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      836 21 mm V\v PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street, 03-00 Singapore 0106 Tel: *****33 EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICES KARACHI/M.E. GULF SERVICES KOTAWAMJNA E-324 KOTA BEQAR HOT A BERJAYA COLOMBO/CHITTAGONG/RANGOON SERVICES KOTA B ANTE NO VOV: 9/85 28-29/5 KOTA ANGKASA KOTA PCLAMQI KOTA JADE VOY: 9/85 INDONESIA SERVICES FAR EAST SERVICE
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      604 21 BENLINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE FROM UK/CONTtNT MM rNMDirMNMMK HON IPJOMKSTOM I F« MM WM SM khri X/i WS. TIM MM MM M C/C l/l MK6. Vm MM MM M 11/ l Ml. 18. TK.! MM MM M M/l U/< TMI MM 29/5 31/5 2/«
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      559 21 DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL LINF com m MAJAMHT *21/W BUSAf) YOKOHAMA 21/5 */s </( KAOKSIMC Ml 1/4 1/4 15/S 17/ C STORE TO JAKARTA/SURABAYA CONTAINER SER com n* w MfUMMT *21 MB J-v U OONTMC SUB mtmuh iam 7-»/4 11-14/4 4/7 11/7 4/7 12/7 11/7 11/7 13/7 15/7 MSO ACCEPT*
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      621 21 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES ft BURMA FIVE STAR (Burmese National Line) Loadmf for Rangoon Spore Pa-an VS4W 4/6 Jute Htoneywa V 202 3/5 June Pa(an VSSW 10/12 June Phashwetyawywa V255N 13/14 June Pa-an VBSW 24/26 kmc 8/9 June BANK LINE IM Aiim TO UK/CONT SPORE R'DAM HULL HMBG FORTHBANK 15 Jun
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      1028 22 K USA CANADA KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. (laeMiag DESTINATIONS INLAND via IPI MICROBRIDGE ft MINILAND BRIDGE) Mono vessel PLANT* Vl3 SHM BOSHU MARU V2O CAUFORMA BftDGE V 2 PLANT* Vl3 STOIC PKLG PENANG STORE 8 Jun 9 Jun 11 kin mm MBY V3O CAUFORMA BUDGE V 2 3 Jun S
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      499 22 £3 si li CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAINER/REEFER/BULK SERVICE loa*« lot LOS ANGELES SAN FRANCISCO. SEATTLE. TACOHA VANCOUVER BC AcctptMl Fa/Fa Cortmwrs P Mwi| Smcaport L Anftles MVAMTTT S J My 1 A* AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Acctptmt Fa/Fa Contwwn PJUta* S pn frm M*. Sy* «M At "RAMDAS"
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      403 22 SANKO ASIA FROM JAPAM€S€ POUTS AND NOHQKOHG 1 SAIKO SCOW*) 2. KB EXPMCOI 3 OCEAN RAVOOW 4. TEXAS 5. TROPICAL MOON I SUN LOTUS 7. OSA GRAIOE Saifaput P.Kaiant In Pt/29 Mar K-27/29 May 30/31 May 2/3 Jui 4/5 Jw 5/7 fan 1/9 lun 1/10 Jui 11/12 Jui 12/14 Jui
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      351 22 INTRASEA (PTC) LTD 10 Anson Road 027 ig Internationa' Piaza Singapore 0207 Tel *****11 ilOL ,r >esi *0 IASIAUVt O BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK S pore P Kota«LM*« tor 12/1 ROTT/ANT/UJL (AVON) amutsu (fit) 11V BOOKMC 224CSU BMTANC SWTWG CO SON BHD 7M711 'm P.T PERUSAHAAN PEL AY ARAN KALIMANTAN
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      596 23 TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): C MIL 44* TW BftDGE 25N C CONTMO 30W K CHANCE 22N HK CONTMO 45*. 0 CHEF 44N 17/6 24/6 1/7 8/7 15/7 22/7 F'stowo H'burt 20/6 22/6 Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia TW BRIDGE S pore Closing Times. FCL Cargo _^2g(M/6 FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ)
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      436 23 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO P KELANG. PENANG. BUSAN. INCHON pm Ft 4/4 U/l IS/4 14/4 22/4 21/4 2/7 iV7 IS/7 U/7 24/7 a/7 ►■mil ti,imis wpthni *i;inc»s Pit iio IH 7/899// ?/BS4 14 < Bonkmfs I .'??/■> 10 *****7? i Oper ilmm I *****8Z *****84
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      555 23 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BULMNG 55, Market Street Sinfapore 0104 Telephone Numbers *****3 (15 Lines) Cable Address SINSOV SMGAPORE Tele* Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** P KELANG M/S SHAIKH NAH SOON SON. BHD IST AND 2NO FLOOR NO 1 lALAN CEMPENWG PORT RLANG MALAYSIA
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      547 24 Hte<|iiHial Container Lines gi 4 Sailings weekly J Fast Reliable Regular •Punctual Berthing PSA Tue, Thur, Sat Sun. REGULAR/FEEDER SERVICE TO PtUKET/SONGXLA an NT »U HINODE KISEN CO. LTD t 1.1 K 111. I ll* l < \KKIKK YAHOSHMA MAMJ KASMMARU FANORMOS KASHMA MARK S'lMrt 12/13 km 15/17 J» 14/16
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      161 24 Regional Weather N V I -A m S3 <•» 5* 3W L* i »< LlJm SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNINQ. LEGEND: R_ Temperature °p Thunderstorm Weather Wind direction with speed m knots fj Shower Ram Wave height Cloudy Sky Surface winds ore indicated by orrows
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      111 25 UNIVERSAL S.A. V UNILINE MOMMCIr; MELBOURNE, TAURANGA, PAPEETE, NOINEA, CALLAO, VALPARAISO VESSEL VOYAGE ETA STOKE HICOSTA S3 20/1 (Fa I La ACCEPT MLE) General Ajwfc: UMSHPPWG (S) PTE LTD, 7 Kippd Road #03-35 Tanionf Pifw Conptei DEEP IMS AVALABLE F« Stafuxrt 02W 10AW*MK PALiM. Tdti: UMSGP RS ***** MJ3i GOOD
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      201 25 COLUMBUS LINE REEDEREI GMBH F KPRt SS SFMI CONTAIN! P SiRVICf 10 HUH ROTTERDAM HAMBURG '.'lf Sf AIION SHIPPING fSi PH I ID Stngjpor? SAI S BOOKINGS Tf I .VOS*X'. 8 Im** Cheng Lie Navigation Co.* lw. STORE l« m MO M/ 5 2/1 M/« 12/« w ivi a/i a/f
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      247 25 JL OCEAN MIDGE SHIPPING PTY LTD. (g)>. FREMANTLE V REGULAR SAILING TO FREMANTLE Ml HUM COAST kW ETD 4/4 Oner* A|*nts Imkov Shipping Co Rt Ltd. 11l Cad SI *£nm Tm| Cm M| Sin( apart Oltt I* 22X272 4 UNIBfIC (S) PTE LTD vessel CHOLAN A HESSEL LOAOMG FOR MADRAS.
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      97 25 ME-UHE* SHIPPING PTE LTD Maoctoraoft Industrial Ao#d Mk 20)9 0 0141 y. rk, a ftg.4 frnj. tM nmovrvon mouvirwi rpr*, o |w>« TLX: M 23*41 FUNER TIL: 2749*52/82/12 accepting both fcl and lcl "1 1 M"!M' ••.■Mi VIA 11' 1 'i^Tn tttth :L*ul UN LIN SHIPPING PTE. LTD. 1. Mtgtrtw
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      58 25 LIZENA PTE LTD T«fc *****87, 733t0M T*IMC R*****1 ETA ETD Load* far NBMM6 WWTW li Nrt C/S *mm N* TM 30/5 2/1 HiLliiiH «y SB SttNK 11/1 14/8 Dmm SMMMEGA hi Nrt 3/S Mm Ban soma to cast knjimtmi (Momt fus) PROMPT SHIPPING LINE SA. EM CHAM MMN A MTMHU
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      274 26 J EAST ASIA LINE i (Malaysian Flaq) Regular Uner SwviCM —tween M'B4A/B'POftE/INOIA P. Kelorvg Panong S pore Ldg for MHH h Nrt SaM CMtta(onf HERA POtTMM 27/5 25/5 IMM REGULAR JAPAN/STVAITS/JAPAN SERVICES LMOOR 11/S 1«/S 14/6 Nat/Koba/ EAST ASM SHPPM SON. M. PI. T* 3WJ22/* MFBC Hi. M *****1/*****0 CONFER
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