The Business Times, 11 July 1986

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 192/12/85 FRIDAY, JULY 11, ISM 75 CENTS
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    Lock icon Y K Pao takes 5.4pc of Stanchart
    103 1 Reuter HONGKONG BUSINESSMAN Sir Yue Kong Pao has taken control of 5.4 per cent of the issued share of Standard Chartered PLC, the subject of a hostile takeover bid by Lloyds Bank PLC. Stanchart said in a statement that YK Pao, a long-time
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    Lock icon Kuwait denies selling crude at US$5.5O
    184 1 Agencies REFLECTING the very weak oil market, Kuwait has had to step in to deny as "completely unrealistic" market reports that it had sold a cargo of crude oil at US$5.5O a barrel. Reuters news agency had quoted a Kuwait Petroleum Corporation official as
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  • Article
    Singapore pips Hongkong as choice for regional HQs
    432 1  -  Consultancy firms point to rental and tax advantages By CHUANG PECK MING SINGAPORE has emerged as a better alternative to Hongkong for international companies prompted by an economic slowdown to reassess their existing regional headquarters in Asia, according to management consultancy firms
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  • Article
    EDB sets criteria for tax concession
    468 1  -  By LOH HUI YIN A COMPANY must have a "significant" number of high calibre management personnel and professionals in Singapore to qualify for an operational headquarters status, and with that, a concessionary tax rate. The lower tax rate of 10 per cent on income
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    STOCK MARKET
    45 1 THE SINGAPORE sleek Market dnti mixed yesterday. TMihg was friet ni leataretaa. mm aai the BT CiMfidlf latex eased IM psM is tMM. Lasers led gate» by IS I» Is less tfcaa Wednesday's 11.11 """SSe MM i—ljßti Mm M the aaiMb ii iimm*
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    Lock icon KL parliament expected to be dissolved
    251 1 Bernama THE MALAYSIAN Parliament and the state assemblies are likely to be diswlved next week, paving the way for a general election. Sources said yesterday that Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad would probably announce the dissolution after chairing the National Front supreme
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  • Article
    Isetan Orchard surpasses $1 million sales target on its opening day
    337 1  -  By GOH YEE LING THE COMPUTERS could not handle all the transactions punched into the terminals, but at 9.15 last night, 15 minutes before closing time, the cash registers rang in $1.15 million worth of sales for Isetan Orchard,
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  • Article
    Call to give local exports a push
    116 1 ISETAN has been asked to help promote more exports of Singapore goods through in-store promotions in Japan and to give advice on Japanese tastes to local manufacturers. Speaking at the opening ceremony of Isetan Orchard at Wisma Atria, Dr Lee Boon Yang, Minister
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  • Article
    SES Inspectorate to keep tabs on broking firms
    388 1 THE STOCK EXCHANGE of Singapore has set up an Inspectorate Department to carry out financial and operational audits of stock broking companies. The Inspectorate Department will appraise the soundness and adequacy of the financial and operational controls of stockbroking firms, and the
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    Lock icon Bank of Japan rules out discount rate cut
    174 1 Reuter BANK OF JAPAN governor Satoshi Sumita has reiterated that Japan hat no intention of •lowering the official discount rate at present. The central banker yesterday refused to comment on reports that the US Federal Reserve would soon cut its official discount
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      261 1 \mm OUR VIEW IT MAY BE TOO LATE to recoup recent foils in oil prices, but it anything this highlights once ogoin the need for international leaders to take stock of the situation. In particular, attention should be paid to the plight of debtor nations now further burdened by the
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      12 1 MINOLTA ADVANCES ZOOMING Analysts axpsct M to c«t rataa again, Paga 5
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  • HOME NEWS
    • Article
      Organisers put their bets on dances
      276 2  -  By JAIME LYE THE TANGO may not overtake disco «innHng in popularity, but the organisers of South-east Asia's largest ballroom dancing competition are hoping to turn it into a competitive sport in Singapore. Some 150 competitors from seven countries including Singapore are taking part
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      Flights from East Berlin in the air
      142 2 TWICE WEEKLY flights from East Berlin to Singapore may begin after officials from InterQug, East Germany's flag carrier, visit Singapore next Monday. The visit, at the invitation of the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore, will concentrate on talks between senior CAAS officials and
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      Diners to hold piano competition
      467 2 DINERS CLUB, ranked third in the credit and charge card business, is trying to promote its public image and the first project on the cards is the "Pianist of the Year Competition" which it is organising and sponsoring. The company decided late last year that
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      Ministry figures point to signs of recovery in three property sectors
      346 2  -  By ALVIN TAY STATISTICS published by the Ministry of National Development earlier this week show encouraging signs of a recovery in three sectors of the property market during the six-month period ending March 1906. This is the view of
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      A paper to give retailers the coverage they need
      308 2  -  By MONICA GWEE HERE'S another basket to put your advertising eggs in Weekendeast. In a symbolic "cracking" ceremony to launch the new weekly newspaper yesterday, Mr Denis Tay, the chairman of Focus Publishing, said the newspaper offered scope for retailers »i>H
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      Neighbourhood phone directories to be launched
      239 2 INTEGRATED INFORMATION, publisher of the Singapore Phone Book and the Yellow Pages, will be printing telephone directories for specific zones in Singapore. The company launched its promotional campaign for its new "Neighbourhood Directory" series on Monday with an advertisement in The Straits Times pitched
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    • Article
      OCBC awards scholarships
      287 2 SINGAPORE STUDENTS have been awarded 10 of 17 scholarships worth a total of $45,000 offered by the Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC) for tertiary education in Singapore and Malaysia. The students will be studying at the National University of Singapore (NUS), the Singapore Polytechnic and Ngee Ann Polytechnic.
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      Corrections and clarifications
      120 2 IN OUR back page report on Tuesday headlined "SIA expected to save |60 minion on Jet fuel", the average Singapore posted jet fuel prices in the accompanying chart should have read USI/harrei instead of US cents/gallon. Similarly, in the fourth paragraph of the report, the average Singapore
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      Operational readiness contest
      448 2 A NATION-WIDE CONTEST on operational readiness in defence is being organised by the SAF Reservists' Association (Safra). The contest, running from July 15 to September 15, is to create more awareness, among Singaporeans, of the importance of the armed forces' ability to transform quickly from a peace
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      Upgrading scheme to allow 90pc refund
      460 3  -  By BOEY KIT YIN MULTINATIONALS taking part in a new government scheme to help local supporting industries upgrade will receive reimbursements of up to 90 per cent of the costs incurred. This was announced by the Small Enterprise Bureau's (SEB) head of general assistance,
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      Toppan secures China contract
      232 3  -  By LOH HUI YIN LOCAL PRINTING company Toppan has clinched a $300,000 contract from China, the first printing contract given to Singapore. This is in spite of the fact that printing costs here are much higher than those in Hongkong, said Ee Swee Kiat, Toppan's general
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      SMA urges members to voice problems
      245 3 DIALOGUE sessions between the Singapore Manufacturers' Association and the Trade and Industry Ministry aimed at helping the business community have produced encouraging results. This has prompted the SMA to urge its members to speak up about their problems, especially specific difficulties relating to their
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      No place for protectionism in S'pore, says SEB head
      293 3 SINGAPORE will not protect its local industries. To do so will only result in much needed investments being driven away, said Mr Chua Soo Tian, administrator of the Small Enterprise Bureau, yesterday. The question of protection (or domestic industries was brought
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      272 2 --r "0From June through tL q clriirM* cnscnn Giant laciers 30(1 to August, winter I 11C SCdMJI I glscistod lakes. SJSSS starts six months earlier SKE? Pacific islands. in thp Qnilth ferifif and hollows, New Zealand. in inC JUUUI rdUllt. little ridges and The warm glow of the sun is
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      882 3 Shouldn't the best steamboat be found by die seaside? Announcing, another delicious reason to visit our countryside cafe. Changi Village Steamboat. The latest addition to our ever-popular menu of local favourites. Remember when we introduced our fish head curry? Its fame spread to such far away places as Jurong and
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  • ASIA-PACIFIC
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      Lock icon Europe fears export drive by Japan
      532 4 Increase of 53pc in first five months Reuter EUROPE fears Japan is now aiming its export drive at European Community nations rather than at the US, a community statement said on Wednesday. "In the first five months of 1966 Japanese exports to Europe increased
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      Lock icon US trade officials warn Tokyo
      189 4 Reuter AMERICAN ATTEMPTS to open the Japanese market to its tobacco products have proved unsuccessful and it is now prepared to retaliate, US trade officials have said. Japanese and US negotiators have held three rounds of talks since President Ronald Reagan announced last September that
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      Lock icon Spain pledges US$10m loan, says Laurel
      317 4 AP PHILIPPINE Vice-President Salvador Laurel has said the Spanish government has agreed to provide a US$lO million lowinterest loan and other assistance to his country. Mr Laurel said in Madrid on Wednesday the loan would help to implement agricultural projects and create jobs in
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      Lock icon France and NZ settle Rainbow Warrior affair
      134 4 AFP FRENCH Premier Jacques Chirac and the New Zealand ambassador to France, John McArthur, signed an agreement in Paris on Wednesday settling the Rainbow Warrior affair. The settlement, announced on Monday, and negotiated by UN Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cue liar, ends a
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      Lock icon Bangladesh gets new premier
      67 4 Reuter PRESIDENT Hossain Mohammad Ershad has named a senior civilian politician as Bangladesh's Prime Minister and appointed a new 26-member Cabinet ahead of the opening of a new parliament yesterday. mnT»niw Rahman Choudhury, 65, was sworn in by President Ershad in Dhaka on Wednesday. As Prime
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      Lock icon Divergent views on world economy at UN meeting
      367 4 Reuter DEVELOPING COUNTRIES have disagreed "sharply" with the United States over prospects for the world economy. Addressing the current meeting of the United Nations Economic and Social Council (Ecoaoc) in Geneva on Tuesday, Indian delegate Alfred Gonsalves said the world economy could
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      Lock icon Moderate Tamils to meet Jayewardene
      249 4 Reuter SRI LANKA's Tamil politicians will hold direct peace talks with President Junius Jayewardene, the leader of the island's moderate Tamil party has said. Appapillai Amirthalingam, the secretary-general of the Tamil United liberation Front (TULF), said in Madras on Wednesday that the party's sev-en-member politburo
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      Lock icon Tighter Aussie forex controls rejected
      400 4 Reuter THE NATIONAL conference of the ruling Australian Labour Party has rejected a left wing proposal for greater exchange rate regulation and opposing government wsge policy. Instead, the party endorsed a resolution from Australian Council of Trade Unions (Actu) president Simon Crean supporting the thrust
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      Lock icon Share prices surge on Kuwaiti exchange
      135 4 AP SHARE PRICES rose sharply on Kuwait's slock exchange over the past few days amid speculation a decisive government action would help the country's economic ills after the dissolution of Parliament. Stock market officials said on Wednesday that among the imminent government measures was
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      874 4 ARRIVALS Optrotoi r Same* Locol rrom SIA UA FT RBA SV KAL SQII7 UA805 FT71 BM43 SV398 KE697 tMM 0005 0010 0044 0330 0440 0615 KUL JFK/SFO/HKG JFK/BOS/ORD/ ANC/NRT/ MNL/TPE BWN JED/RUH SB. MAS MAS SIA MAS CAL SIA CPA SWR RBA OA MH68I MHBII SQ43 MH671
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      172 4 M s« And how it all begins Diners of today, more discerning in taste and definitely calorieconscious. With us, discover a Sichuan vegetarian fare that has become an exquisite full 8-course Sichuan spread Out goes the tasteless canned vegetables and pallid mock meat. In place a new, exciting cuisine created
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  • REST OF THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Gorbachev urges meeting on Middle-East
      363 5 Reuter SOVIET LEADER Mikhail Gorbachev proposed to French President Francois Mitterrand on Wednesday that the five permanent members of the UN Security Council hold a conference on the Middle East. Mr Gorbachev raised the idea during two-and-a-half hours of talks with Mr Mitterrand that also
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      Lock icon EC threatens court action to liberalise air transport
      240 5 Reuter THE European Community Commission has warned that it might turn to the law courts in order to deregulate European air transport, after the community's 12 member states failed to reach agreement on the issue. Ten airlines from nine countries have been
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      Lock icon America plans N-vaults in Korea
      340 5 Reuter THE DEFENCE Department has released plans to build special storage vaults meant for nuclear weapons at 26 airbases in Europe and South Korea. The list, which ordinarily would be classified, came to light in a House of Representatives Appropriations Subcommittee transcript of closed hearings
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      Lock icon Five Central American nations to clear debts
      229 5 FT FIVE CENTRAL AMERICAN countries have agreed to settle, as quickly as possible, outstanding debts among them as a step towards trying to revive the region's moribund common market. Government ministers and central bank presidents from the five Guatemala, Honduras, Costa Rica, Nicaragua
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      Lock icon Torching inquiry seen as major test case for Chile
      245 5 Reuter THE US said an inquiry into the torching death of a US resident in Chile would be regarded in Washington as a major test of the Chilean military government's intention to improve its human rights record. State Department spokesman Bernard
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      Lock icon Scientists revise forecasts of oceans' bounty
      455 5 AP SCIENTISTS have revised ambitious predictions of two decades ago that the oceans would pro- < vide vast new sources of food, minerals and energy, but they say the salty waters still might i deliver much to mankind. "My guess is that we are
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      Lock icon Move in UK to make airlines pay higher compensation
      155 5 Reuter BRITISH Aviation Minister Michael Spicer has said that all airlines flying into Britain might have to pay higher compensation for air crash injuries and deaths. He said yesterday that this might become necessary if countries could not agree to higher
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      Lock icon Analysts expect Fed to cut rates again
      497 5 AP ECONOMISTS and analysts have predicted that the US Federal Reserve Board will move in the next few days to lower interest rates for the third time this year in an effort to stimulate a slumping American economy. Allen Sinai, the chief economist
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      Lock icon US coastal states better off than heartlands, says study
      442 5 UPI CALIFORNIA and the American east coast have enjoyed boom economic growth since 1961, but the country's heartland 'is suffering a prolonged period of economic stagnation," according to a congressional study report The "Bi-coastal economy" report, released yesterday, concluded that since
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      Lock icon US proposes easing export controls
      134 5 Reuter THE AMERICAN Commerce Department has proposed to ease export controls for foreign products containing parts of US origin. At present, an overseas company that wants to export to another country a product containing any amount of US-origin components must seek an export licence from
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Satisfactory showing by merchant banks
      575 6  -  Results better than commercial banks By ALVIN TAY MERCHANT BANKS, insurance companies and Asian currency units, which rely mainly on offshore operations for their income, were still able to weather the local economic recession and perform relatively well last year, said the Monetary Authority of
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      Lock icon UK economist urges expansionary policy
      170 6 UPI BASE RATES should come down to perhaps 9 per cent this year but British interest rates will have to remain relatively high. David Kern, the manager and chief economist of National Westminster Bank's market intelligence department, said in his July outlook on Wednesday that
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      Lock icon Taiwan may allow more branches
      58 6 Reuter TAIWAN'S Finance Ministry has proposed that foreign banks in Taipei be allowed to open branches in other cities, a Finance Ministry official said, adding that the Cabinet is expected to approve the proposal soon. He said Bank of America, Citibank and Standard Chartered Bank
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      Lock icon Record profit for World Bank in fiscal 1986
      211 6 Reuter THE WORLD BANK has reported record profits for its latest fiscal year, thanks largely to the lowest cost of borrowings in seven years and hefty capital gains on its portfolio of liquid For the 1966 fiscal year ended June 30, the
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      Lock icon Bank of Korea raises rediscount rate
      114 6 Reuter THE BANK of Korea has raised its rediscount rate (or commercial paper and trade financing funds to 7 from 5 per cent, effective yesterday. R»nir officials said the move is aimed at helping meet the country's M-2 money supply growth target of below
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      Lock icon Export-Import Bank to cut interest rates
      311 6 AP THE US government's ExportImport Bank will cut the minimum interest rates on its foreign loans by 1.4 percentage points effective from July 15. Trending governments in the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development review the rates every six months. They are set to
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Forex markets
      623 6 SINGAPORE The US dollar closed slightly higher yesterday against most major currencies after fluctuating throughout in moderate trading due to uncertainty over its near-term direction. The dollar opened a shade firmer but weakened in early afternoon on speculative selling. It recovered in late trading on some European buying
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      Lock icon Simex
      359 6 BA Futures EURODOLLAR opened strongly yesterday on rumours of US discount rate cut. The September contract opened at 9154 but a bout profit-taking saw the contract backing off to 9351 where renewed buying interest came in. The contract eventually backed off again to close at 9354 on position squaring.
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      Money markets
      136 6 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore interbank money market closed at 4-1/8 per cent yesterday, up 1/2 point from Wednesday. The one-month term rate feU by 3/16 point while the two and three-month rates fell by 1/16 point each. Mcitn fti iNnp tt prim Mh| rata 12 m)*
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      Foreign Exchange
      172 6 inTerDara ron ot 3pm ynttn dof. Cuiiinciaa 8M Mar or oee^MiMy Local OlfffiCf. US dolor 2.1870 2.1880 2.8196 -2244 Staring pound Austrokan dolor 3.3472 1.3901 3.3509 1.4003 7.3469 3.4286 •54.44 •59.22 HZ dolor 1.1700 1.1738 3.4286 •65.88 CarMXtan dolor 1.5859 1.5878 3.4206 -53.64 Locol dollars to 100 of
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      Asian $ market
      300 6 Asian market ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rates eased in quiet afternoon trading yesterday, after hovering narrowly earlier. One month cloned at 6-7/8 64/4 per cent, down 1/18 point from the morning, two months at 6-13/16 6-11/16, down 1/16 and three months at 64/4 6-5/8, down 1/16. Sbt months was steady at
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      Gold
      277 6 HONGKONG: The metal closed firmer yesterday but off the day's highs on active profit-tak-ing following news that Japan was seeking ways to isme additional gold coins. Bullion price settled at U*****.15/45 an ounce against a day's high of U*****.60/349.00 and New York's final USs3*7.9o/3tt.40. On the local market, gold
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  • AIR CARGO
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      Lock icon MAS needs M$500m to modernise fleet
      472 7 MBT MALAYSIAN Airline System (MAS) requires more than Mssoo million to upgrade and fKfwiftrt its fleet in the next three years. In addition to buying another 8747, it will need a few more 8737s or their equivalents, and replacements for the F27s. About a
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      Lock icon CPA looks set to get nod for services
      139 7 AFP CATHAY Pacific Airways appears set to win approval to fly to Amsterdam and Manchester, routes contested by fledgling counterpart Dragooair. Cathay was told that its application (or the routes was "made out" on Monday by Justice Ross Penlington, the chairman of
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      WEEKLY FREIGHTER
      194 7 ARRIVALS DEPARTURES Operator x FUgt^t^ Local tMM From Operator Flight number Local time For FRIDAY FT FT71 0044 JFK/BOS NW NW906 0815 HKG/NRT/ ORD/ANC LAX/SFO NRT/MNL KAL KE697 0010 BKK/ TPE (SEL) KAL KE698 0010 BKK/ (SEL) JAL JL615 0905 KUL FT FT 66 0245 KUL/HKG NRT/ANC ORD/JFK
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      Lufthansa flies past another milestone
      123 7 GERMAN CARRIER Lufthansa carried almost 880 million paid tonnes-km (TKM) of freight and mail on its route network during the first four months of this year, according to figures issued by the International Air Transport Association (lata). This total, which etcluded charter and domestic traffic,
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      SAS has plans to buy 14 more jetliners
      160 7 SCANDINAVIAN Airlines System (SAS) is investing more than US$4OO million in 14 new jetliners to supplement the airline's current European and domestic fleet of 78 DC-9*. The orders for the McDonnell Douglas planes will include 10 110-seat MD-87s plus four more planes
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      BA achieves pre-tax profits of £183 m
      136 7 BRITISH AIRWAYS achieved pre-tax profits of £183 million in its financial year which ended on March 31 this year. This was an improvement of about £15 million on the previous financial year's sum in spite of a fall by nearly £100 million in
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      Lock icon Federal Express touches down in London
      311 7 Lloyd's List NORTH AMERICA'S Federal Express raised its flag in London on June 23. In a development that will intensify the fierce battle between the European express market and the US big two Federal Express (FedEx) and Emery Worldwide FedEx launched its first downtown
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      Transcorp gets set for charter flights
      499 7  -  Service awaits official permission By LIM SOON NEO A HONGKONG-REGISTERED airline has a freighter aircraft waiting to operate a dedicated cargo service on the Singapore-Sydney-Hongkong route later this year. Transcorp Airways (HK) Ltd. which has a Boeing 707-330 C now in Hongkong, is all
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      Hill & Delamain sees 35pc earnings rise
      272 7 Hill Delamain sees 35pc earnings rise HILL 4 DELAMAIN Cargo expects a 35 per cent increase In revenue this year to $15 million with the company's increased participation in sea-air carto and general sales agent (GSA) activity. Last year, the freight forwarding company was hit by the economic suffered a
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  • FEATURES
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      The price of volatile oil
      479 8 THE NORTHERN WINTER later this year is unlikely to reverse convincingly the precipitous plunge in oil prices. Opec's rearguard action is bowing to the inexorable laws of supply and demand, and proving right the many pundits who have been steadfast in their view that like
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      Lock icon Air show puts Indonesian islands in the jet-stream
      1239 8  -  For 10 dramatic days last month, lowflying aircraft thundered across the skies over Jakarta at Indonesia's first air show. MARTIN SOONG witnessed the country's high-technology showcase in the air, and reports on the mixed results. MARTIN SOONG VIRGIN GROUND was broken in
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      99 8 M onagers ust anage BT shows you how every Monday. provides the information needed by all bankers, investors, forex traders money gold& silver traders BT, S'pore's largest business daily, carries an in-depth and up-to-date coverage on the banking financial sectors, both local and This indispensable page keeps all bankers, investors
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      705 8 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 4 It's hard to cut a key! (6) 7lt finally went to Liverpool (3, 2, 3) 8 The drug I consumed after work (6) 10 The faults in fatheaded rules (5) 13 Money to make, originally (4) 14 The sherry in the middle (4) 15 Cooking utensils
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  • SPORTS
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      DHL sponsors tennis Open
      450 9  -  By WALTON MORAIS WITH NEW SPONSOR DHL offering to shuttle top players from Australia or New Zealand here, this year's $31,500 Singapore Open grasscourt tennis championships promise much. The courier company intends to make use of its worldwide service network to bring young aspiring players from
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      England did not have India 'by the throat' but blame the weather
      578 9  -  By MAX COMMANDER AFTER MY VERY successful forecasts on the results of various World Cup matches, those of you who read my last item will know that I am keeping up the good work with equally successful prognostications
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      Lock icon Nicklaus, at 46, shows little sign that his powers are waning
      503 9 AFP JACK NICKLAUS was not the most popular of Americans when he first came to Britain to play in the Open golf championship at Troon in 1962. A month earlier he had won the United States Open at Oakmont,
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      353 9 AFP ENGLISH FOOTBALL is in danger of playing second fiddle to the likes of Italy and Spain unless it can get back into Europe. That is the opinion of Manchester United's chairman, Martin Edwards who has voiced his concern following the recent departure
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      Lock icon Nystrom beaten in first round
      119 9 AFP JOAKIM NYSTROM, the winner of the Swiss Open in the past two years, saw his hopes of a hattrick of triumphs dashed at the very first hurdle in Gstaad on Wednesday. Nystrom, the world's No. 8 and second seed for the event, looked to
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      Lock icon British Open places on offer for Car Care winners
      208 9 AFP AN ADDITIONAL bonus, un top of the £110,000 prize-money, is available from the Car Care Plan International Golf tournament, which started at Moortown, Leeds, on Wednesday. Five players can win exempt places in next week's British Open championship at Turnberry,
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      1205 9 em mm FRIDAY BACKGROUND 7.50pm, Channel 5 Friday Background provides highlights of the PM's recent visit to South Korea ana the Philippines. There is also an exclusive interview with Philippine President Cory Aquino in which she tells host Kenneth Liang how she believes she can lead the people through economic
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Lock icon Lockheed to buy Sanders for US$l.l7b
      383 10 Reuter SANDERS ASSOCIATES lac and Lockheed Corp have announced a definitive merger agreement in which Lockheed will purchase all outstanding shares of Sanders for US$6O p«r share cash. A joint announcement oh Wednesday said a tender offer by Lockheed will bsgin shortly. Sanders manufactures
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      Lock icon Dart makes bid for Safeway
      121 10 Reuter DART GROUP has started a deader offer for all the shares of Safeway Stores, th£. biggest supermarket chain in the United States, atJL/§ssB a share, or US$3.6 tbe offer, advertised on Wednesday, had been widely anticipated since Jutte 12 when Herbert Hatf, a multimillionaire
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      320 10 Reuter THE WALL STREET stock market got a lift from bargain hunters on Wednesday after three successive knockdowns. While some viewed it as a technical bounce, others saw revived confidence in the old scenario of low inflation and interest rates. A drop in oil
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      128 10 JULY 09 Abrttx o 22* tap CM a A toco to *ov Ptp« 36 16* 43* 20* Alcan 40H 14% K*rr Addbon 15* 13 Bank Nova Scotia 15* Bar* CM Montreal 32* inch Mc Hotfii 34* B4 Canada 3»* 28* Bp Rmoutc** Bratcan a A Canodtan Imp Bar* 24*
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      224 10 JULY 09 Tiurt Bk Un S***l 125 55 -5 •3 Wooftru 1175 Pram Grp 2175 25 INDUSTRIALS An0o» 4800 75 A Alpha 1010 inch I ***** 250 unch B,Toof 1775 25 Aoci 1150 50 10 ISO Butfefc 7800 150 -30 SO Amaprop AJVUC 4350 Chart* Cora Gold 3040 1835
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      659 10 Aican AJumvi 29H H Alcoa 36* unch Ahg M 20* 4* AKad Sag 41* AMmH SMTM 48 H Afta-Chaknart Am Brandt he Am Can Co Am Cyunowid Am Bsc Pw Am Expraaa Am Horn* Prod 4* 102* 77 74* 27* 59 89* unch 8 unch 1* 4* 1*
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      750 10 Amsterdam JULY 09 Hi AflN 399.00 +7 Aaoon 107 00 +14 Ahold 92JO 34 Akta 14A20 +14 Atanto 193 70 4 1 AMEV 7940 +0.2 Amro Bank 109.40 +1.9 Aw S»od 123.30 +0.5 Btrkil 41.00 -0.5 Buatvman Tattarc 91X30 -4.3 ida... 213.00 +3 Cttrm AM 00 .1 Ekm
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      364 11 HONGKONG: Share prices closed sharply lower yesterday as overseas fund managers, discouraged by the market's sluggish tone, unloaded their holdings, brokers said. The Hang Seng Index fell 29.31 to 1,718 JO and the Hongkong Index lost 17.46 to 1,073.22. Turnover rose to HK1306.25 million from HKH71.30 million on Wednesday.
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      Taipei
      236 11 JULY 10 HT 2.0) Kuochon Oav Laa Chang Yuan Cham Mm 23 00 33.60 ■0.3 +0.6 26 40 unch Lian Hwo kndua 13.10 0 2 31 80 -0.1 39 00 unch Chang Him Bar* Chang Loong 43.80 28 20 •0.6 •0.4 Not fci»artwan« Trust 389.30 +3 OM Wn Camant
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      Tokyo
      369 11 TOKYO: Prices closed mixed in heavy volume yesterday as profit- taking and stop-loss selling alternated with bargain-hunting, brokers said. The market average fell 36.29 to 17,469.82, its lowest level since June 23, after dropping 228.04 on Wednesday. Turnover was the second highest on record at 1,600 million shares, compared
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      Manila
      70 11 JULY 10 hM Marcappar Acoi• Mining Onantai B PM Ovar*aa» 0015 0.014 ***** +0001 inch 0.005 Anglo PM Apax Mining B 0.011 +0.001 Ptcop B Atfa* Con. 8 BoguK> Go*d 13 +3 San Miguai B 59 0009 inch Basic Pafrolaum 0.0034 0.0002 Sana Darby U 1 25 Banguat Can.
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      420 11 SYDNEY: Australian share markets yesterday closed higher across the boards in thin trading as investor sentiment turned bullish, responding to the firmer US dollar and encouraging signals from Wall Street, brokers said. Near the close, the All Ordinaries Index was 11.8 higher at 1,134.0 and the All Industrials up
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      106 11 JULY 10 Wtm Kongo on fend 1150 -10 Choi Sugar Doahn M Daewoo Corp Doawoo Haovy Dana Ah Phar Dang St*> Stock Dongbu Stool GoldStar 1910 660 1299 1469 905 1620 1600 2169 40 30 43 -21 •15 -30 10 100 Kio Motor Katan kid Korea Long Term Lucky
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      149 11 Reuter BANGKOK: The Securities Exchange of Thailand Index yesterday improved 0.05 point to 137.68. Turnover amounted to 793,227 shares valued at 106.8 million baht. JULY 10 t Sam Comm Siam Gfczant 545 Map •6 Sam CMm Looting AIM Ftrt Ayudhyo b»nlm«ilBongkok Agro+xj Bandiok Bank Bank CM Ayudhyo Charoong Thai
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      Lock icon CSR to issue shares instead
      57 11 Reuter CSR LTD has announced a 62.5 million renounceable l-for-10 share issue priced at A 52.50, with AH payable on application, to replace an earlier announced options issue. The diversified Australian resources group on Wednesday said the change was made because of possible capital-gains tax
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      Lock icon Canadian fund bullish on Tokyo stocks
      503 11 Reuter GUARDIAN PACIFIC Rim Corp, a Canadian closed-end fund with assets of US$l2B million invested mainly in Japanese stocks, sees continued growth in Japan's equity market in spite of expected weak Japanese corporate earnings this year. "We're still bullish on the Japanese market. When
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      Lock icon Tokkin investment trusts under scrutiny
      342 11 Reuter TOKKIN INVESTMENT trusts, whose rapid growth has helped spur a boom in Tokyo share prices, are coming under closer scrutiny after posting large, undisclosed losses early this year, accountants and fund managers said. Tokkin are special trusts which are free of capital gains tax
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      142 11 BUIM2 Tea, Singapore Style Native favourites abound ot Pkjm's. Ihe lobby round- thedock cafe restaurant. TeoHme see o mouthwatering looddbploy trot bring out the "nonya" and "baba" In your soul Fried MUmn. Veg«<*M |«mak. No«i tomak. Shoo Moi. 800 vrfth assorted «lng* Nonya rice dumpangi. Century ego congM. Groundnut congee.
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      Lock icon Indonesia to expand tea production
      398 12 Reuter .INDONESIA, the world's sixth largest tea-grower, is planning to jaerease production to meet rising $$gnestic demand and supply new «port markets. A survey by the Indonesian S Ministry of Agriculture showed £*t tea exports rose to 95,000 Manes in 1965 from 86,000 in 1964
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      135 12 AP ife EUROPEAN Community will US|G6.2 million in subsidies to associated overseas counr trips whose farm exports receipts feu sharply last year due to world t. price slumps or natural disasters. x; r The EC reported on Wednesday rtbr beneficiaries were Comoro Islands,
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      Lock icon Further commodity price falls forecast
      82 12 Reuter THE INTERNATIONAL Monetary Fund says prices for most bulk *fctftftmodities will continue to fall >ia c 1966 because of excessive supplies and reduced inflation £ofidwide. In a report on the commodity price outlook, the IMF said size- able price rises were forecast this year
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      Lock icon Jakarta and Seoul reopen talks on LNG purchases
      206 12 AFP A FRESH ROUND of talks on South Korea's import of Indonesian liquefied natural gas (LNG) is to open in Seoul next week. Officials of the South Korean Energy ft Resources Ministry said on Wednesday said the two sides would reopen talks
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      Lock icon Australia to decide on gold tax
      527 12 AFP AN AUSTRALIAN government inquiry board is to decide next month on whether to continue the gold industry's tax-free status, or tax it like any other industry. Treasury sources said the gold industry had been exempted from paying income tax for the past 50
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      PALM OIL
      171 12 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prices closed slightly higher yesterday on light covering supported by India's presence in the market at its weekly import tender. Trading was thin as most operators preferred to wait for the outcome of India's tender before making any commitment. July deliveries in the south
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      WHEAT
      229 12 WHEAT FUTURES on the Chicago Board of Trade held early gains and finished 4Vi US cents to Vi cent a bushel higher on Wednesday. Concern that rain in Ohio and Indiana could delay what is left of the soft red winter wheat harvest supported nearby contracts, traders said. Traders
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      LONDON MARKETS
      755 12 COFFEE Robusta futures ended a very quiet and dull day on Wednesday with light gains from Tuesday night of £15 to £12 a tonne, with most operators withdrawn due to the continued lack of fresh fundamental news of physical offtake. Throughout the day, the market suffered from a
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      KL Tin
      53 12 THE PRICE at Ha ea the Kaala Lunpv 11a Market reee live cents to MSI4JM par kg yeeterea eevertag Dealers said lew prleae ea Weiaeeiay atSaetei (utter beytag aad Malayataa eperaten kat Eampeaa hayera remalaed ea tke tjDMW MM» M KL TIN Jrtc« 14.24 up 0.05 Turnover (tonnes)
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      SOYBEAN
      236 12 SOYBEAN FUTURES on the Chicago Board of Trade were mostly lower on Wednesday, ranging from IV* US cents a bushel higher to three cents lower. A rumour that US Agriculture Secretary Richard Lyng would propose a new plan that would provide farm subsidies to discourage farmers from putting crops
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      Produce exchange
      145 12 Chinm Produce Robusto 20/25% Exchange FOB NSW 430 00 Jwty 10 rices om Nutmeg 110 FOB NSW 1355 00 Coconut oil BWP FOB NSW 1256 00 Buftc Foe Otd drum FOB New drum FOB 48 00 61 00 65 00 Gombier FOB NSW 330 00 Copra London Commodity
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      RICE
      62 12 Bangkok Brokm Ric* (usvtoM. rat) A-l Super IIS A-l Special 115 Whit* Ric* C-l Special C-l Ord 100% l*t dou 250 unq 100% 2nd clou 220 Loonzatn Riot 100% 3rd dou 215 100% 1st grade 27? 5% 205 100% 2nd grade 10% 15% 20% 200 195 185 100% 3rd
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      RUBBER
      358 12 SINGAPORE The market closed quietly steady yesterday with August One RSS buyers quoted at 173.75 cents a kg, up 0.25 cent from Wednesday. The morning session registered a small rise of 0.25 cent following higher Japanese advices in thin trading. Trading in the afternoon sesrion was quiet with prices
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      RAS and MRELB
      351 12 RAS prices m 5 cants/kg. FOt m Mas NOOM CLOSE Int 1 RSS Prompt 176 50 I77.50N 175 75 I76.75N int 1 RSS Aug 86 174.50 175.00 173.75 174 25 Int 1 RSS Sapt 86 ***** 175 00 173 75 174.25 Int 2 RSS O P. 171
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      SSR and SMR
      108 12 (cenrtAg. 1-ton p ofcrt, AUG 86 SEPT 86 (current month) (forwori i month) NOON NOON RAS Buyers Sdtn SSR 20 159 50 161 SON ***** 162 OON SSR 50 156 50 158 SON 157 00 159 OON MRELB Uyn C -M SMR CV 231 50 233 SON
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      400 12 DH THE MATTES OF COMPANDSB ACT onii c W TUB MATTES OP BMATCO OFFSHORE PTE LTD *2, (IN VOLUNTABY LIQUIDATION) tomanr voluntary WDHMNO-UP) fc «n Extraordinary Gen'A <eral Meeting of the Compa>:ny duly convened and held aj;-? Finlayson Green #13-11 Asia Insurance Building, 2 Singapore 0104 on the 4th .<
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      260 12 mm. T AS REALTY PTK. LTD. (MEMBERS'VOLUNTASY WINDING-UP) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Section 308(1) of The Companies Act, Chapter 185, the Pinal Meeting of the members of the abovenamed company will be held at 8001 Beach Road #11-07 L 08, Golden lllle Tower, Singapore 0718 on 11th
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      401 12 (CHAPTER IK) AND TULA PR. LTD. (to VatamUrj ll|illiMn) MEMBESB' VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP) Notice Is hereby given, pursuant to section 308 of the Companies Act, Chapter 185, that the Pinal General Meeting of the members of the abovenamed Company will be held at the office of Messrs. Tan A 1 Ming
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      200 12 IE SENG HO AN (PTE.) LTD. (Meaton* Valutery PINAL MEETING Notice is hereby given, in pursuance of Section 306 of the Companies Act, Cap. 185, that the FINAL GENERAL MEETING of the members of the above-named Company will be held at the registered office of the Company at 3 Shenton
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      Market closes mixed as investors stay out
      4081 13 LACK OF INTEREST in the market led to quiet, listless trading yesterday. Share prices remained little changed throughout the day and closed mixed. The Straits Times Industrial Index closed 0.63 point lower to 721.98 and the BT Composite Index eased 1.86 points to
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      Chief price changes
      226 13 SINGAPORE Rum M loss tan Bact Sri H»i>—■ bataa 30* 1 C S H LmmRi M TC7I( CmIM SCk U O 1 r a n S f Tartfe M Ba*a* 220 +17 167 +17 299 +10 SOS +9 230 +7 356 310 +6 20t +6 720 +5
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      Business done on the SES
      2738 13 BID aad offer price* officially listed mad hurtiwi in and reported to the Stock Exchange at Singapore yesterday with the number of dam traded dwn in brackets in lots of MOO units am ii If a M All unw otncrwue specmeo. All Time Settlement Contracts
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      Promet ready to raise bumi stake to 51 pc
      452 14 Company working hard to reorganise equity structure PROMET BHD is prepared to raise bumiputra equity in the company to 51 per cent, said its managing director and chief executive, Datuk Brian Chang. However, he said this could not be realised within
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      Speculative stocks steal the limelight in Kuala Lumpur
      427 14 SHARE PRICES finished mfr—H at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday with speculative counters closing sharply higher on buying support. However, the rest of the market was lethargic and trading was quiet. Most other counters ended with either small gains or Several
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      Selected indices
      102 14 HONGKONG All Industrials Hongkong Index Thursday 1073.22 Thursday 1804.1 Wednesday 1788.2 Wednesday 1090.68 Week ago 1804.7 Week ago 1097.42 NEW YORK Hong Song Index Thursday 1718.30 Wednesday 1747.61 Week ago 1757.58 Dow Jones Wednesday 1826.07 Tuesday 1820.73 Week ago 1909.03* TOKYO Stondard Poors Nikkoi Average Thursday *****.82 Wednesday
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      Unit trusts
      271 14 Managers' prices for July 11 MARA-Bumiputra First B'putro 4 44 4 49 Singapore Unit Trust Second B'putro Third B'putro 4 15 420 3 19 3 24 The Commerce 0 83 0 88 Fourth B'putro 3 59 3 64 The Savings Fund 074 078 Fifth B'putro 2 28 2
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      Perlis moves into Sarawak
      177 14 PERLIS PLANTATIONS Bhd is acquiring a 70 per cent stake in a company which has acquired a 9,900-ha piece of land in Sarawak. Perils said it has reached agreement with the vendors to buy 175,000 ordinary shares of MIL each in Saremas Sdn Bhd for Ms
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      Raleigh in talks to buy stake in Prudential unit
      309 14 RALEIGH BHD is holding preliminary discussions with the Prudential Assurance Co of the UK to acquire an equity interest in its Malaysian unit, Prudential Assurance Sdn Bhd. Raleigh said in a statement to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange that details would
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      Chairman of Long to accept JCA offer
      243 14 JACK CHIA (Australia) Ltd's bid for Long Corporation Ltd, a Sydney builder, is almost in the t*gMr Eddie Long, the chairman of Long Corp, has indicated that he will accept JCA's offer in respect of his 24 per cent hflMing in Long. JCA,
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      Business done on the KLSE
      1914 14 BID and offer price* officially lifted and hiirtiw in and reported to the Koala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of riani traded riwm hi bracket! hi lota of 1,000 units unless otherwise qtedfled. MDUSTMALS Ac— (1206) Ajinomoto (31 OS) Alcorn (70S) (27) 70
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      LONDON STOCKS
      932 14 STOCK PRICES in London extended Wednesday's gains in {airly quiet and nervous trading helped by the slightly higher Wall Street close. At 0821 GMT the FTSE 100 Share Index was up 9.7 points at 1,624.3. Wednesday's FT Index was at 1331.5. up from 1317.7. British Telecom rose 6p
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      193 14 JACKS INTERNATIONAL Liarited: AGM at 29 Joo Koon Road, Singapore 2262, on Monday, July 14, at 11am. UNITED INDUSTRIAL Corporation Limited: EGM at Shangri-La Hotel, Orchid Room, Orange Grove Road, Singapore 1025, on July 15, at 10am. DEVELOPMENT AND COMMERCIAL BANK Berhad: 21st AGM at the Ballroom, Hotel
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      Lock icon Round One goes to Intraco
      517 15 wmn mm™ HOCK LOCK SIEW IF THERE WAS any lingering doubt about whether United Industrial Corporation's first offer would succeed in impressing Intraco shareholders, it evaporated yesterday. Following the resounding recommendation by Intraco's directors to reject the bid, the stock market took the view that
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      Van der Horst explains interim loss to SES
      303 15 VAN DER HORST (VDH), whose lopses doubled to $L 33 million for the first six months to March 31, 1988, has told the Stock Exchange of Singapore that there were no material factors affecting the earnings of the group, other than the
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      Gen Corp dumps Avon for Inoue
      370 15 DIVERSIFIED General Corp has apparently dumped Avon Rubber PLC of the UK in favour of Japan's famous Inoue group to assist its fully-owned subsidiary Fung Keong Rubber Manufactory (M) in the latter's modernisation programme. Fung Keong, which commands about half of the Malaysian motorcycle
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      UIC reduces stake in UOL with sale of 212,000 shares
      192 15 UNITED INDUSTRIAL Corporation has further reduced its stake in United Overseas Land (UOL) by selling 212,000 UOL shares at an average price of $1.10 per share. UlC's stake in UOL, the property arm of the United Overseas Bank group, is
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      110 15 THE STOCK EXCHANGE of Singapore has asked JACK CfflA-MPH Ltd for more details on its proposed issue of $50 million 7.5 per cent convertible unsecured loan stock 1966-93. It wants to know the basis in arriving at the exchange price of $3 per Haw Par share and the
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      Khoo's UK stake hits £215m
      529 15  -  Stake of 5.03 pc in Stanchart and near 29pc in Exco By CHAN 01 CHEE WITH THE LATEST disclosure of a substantial 5.03 per cent stake in takeover target Standard Chartered PLC, local hotel tycoon Tan Sri Khoo Teck Puat has increased his total investment
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      KLSE decision on Roxy share dispute deferred until today
      144 15 THE KUALA LUMPUR Stock Exchange Committee has deferred for the third time its decision on the Roxy share dispute. But this time, the deferment until noon today is final, according to a KLSE official last night. He said the postponement was
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      Metal Containers hits snag
      238 15 METAL CONTAINERS'® proposed acquisitions of two related packaging companies (or $9 .6 million have been delayed. Together with the vendors, the company is renegotiating new terms and conditions. The outcome is expected to be known in about a month's time. Due to an overstatement in the
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      247 14 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I Chou Ylm Tet of No. 27-A, J&lan Chengkek Singapore 1336, have applied for a Retail Liquor Shop Licence In respect of premises at M/s Yang Cheng Medical Hall Acupuncture Centre Store at Blk. 153 Se ran goon Ave 5 #01-484 Singapore 1955, and
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      476 14 NOTICES TO CONTINUE BUSINESS AND THAT MEETINGS OP TEE COMPANY AND ITS n't) i rii-Ti •iH We, Cheah King Thuen and One Sin Qui of Chartwell Pte Ltd do solemnly and sincerely declare that the company cannot by reason of Its liabilities continue Its business hm* that meetings of the
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      615 15 RAINIER NATIONAL BANK AND SUBSIDIARIES: (Incorporated with Limited Liability in the United States of America) CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET, 31ST DECEMBER 1985 DECEMBER 31 ASMtS Cash and Due from Banks Due from Banks, Time Federal Funds Sold and Securities Purchased Under Agreements to ReseN Investment Securities: U.S. Treasury U.S. Government Agencies
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    Wage freeze at major accounting firms
    553 16  -  About 1,100 employees in nine companies affected By BOEY KIT YIN WAGES OF ABOUT 1,100 administrative and professional staff in a number of major accounting firms have come to a standstill. v Among the "Big Nine" which have frozen their total wage cost at
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    Lock icon JAL may retire domestic jumbos earlier
    122 16 Reuter -JAPAN AIR LINES may retire 'domestic jets early because they will need major changes and be- cause checks after last year's I fatal crash found an unexpectedr.iy high number of cracks. Company spokesman Geoff Tudor said yesterday that JAL '.might retire Boeing 747SRs,
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    92 16 Reuter CHINA'S legal authorities said yesterday the number of couples living together outside marriage was rising throughout the country and warned that they were breaking the law. The official China Law newspaper said some people who lacked understanding of law and morality were not ashamed of
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    480 16  - Bankers agree with MAS view on Sing By ALVIN TAY SEVERAL BANKERS agree with the Monetary Authority of Singapore's view that the Singapore dollar is now at a comfortable level. They agree that the local dollar should continue to stay within the range of $2.15 to $2.25 against the US
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    Lock icon Reagan commends Aquino's handling of Tolentino affair
    344 16 AFP Reuter PRESIDENT REAGAN has praised Philippine President Corazon Aquino for her handling of the attempted coup d'etat on Sunday. In a letter to President Aquino, copies of which were released in Manila yesterday, be said: "The sober and peaceful approach you have
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    Lock icon More seek jobs
    66 16 Bernama A TOTAL OF 86,383 jotveeekers were registered with manpower offices throughout Malaysia at the end of March. According to the Manpower Department's monthly bulletin, this was an increase of 561, or 0.7 per cent, over the previous month. Most of those seeking jobs came from Kedah,
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    185 16 AFP JAPAN'S ruling Liberal-Demo-cratic Party (LDP) might not renew its coalition with a minor splinter group which had helped sustain its majority in the previous Parliament. Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone, who is the LDP president, indicated yesterday that his party would no longer give a
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    88 16 Reuter COMEX GOLD FUTURES slipped in early trading yesterday as the market followed Europe's lead, analysts said. Wednesday's sharp drops in crude oil and product prices at the New York Mercantile Exchange continued to weigh on sentiment. Gold for August de- livery was down US$l.6O at
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    61 16 Reuter WALL STREET stocks edged higher in moderate trading early yesterday, trying to keep a recovery alive for the second day. Renewed speculation of an imminent cut in the discount rate provided some encouragement. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained five points to 1831 on turnover of
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      60 16 Reuter LE DUAN, first head of reunified Vietnam, died yesterday at the age of 79. Voice of Vietnam radio said that Le Duan, who had taken over the Communist Party leadership in 1969 after the death of Ho Chi Minh, had died "of a serious illness
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      58 16 AP EUROPEAN COMMUNITY finance ministers and European Parliament negotiators agreed yesterday on a new 1986 EC budget to replace the original budget, which was annulled on July 3 by the European Court of Justice. The new budget of 35.2 billion European Currency Units (US$3l5 billion) is
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      35 16 AFP MALAYSIA Is seeking clarification of remarks by Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke that the execution of two convicted Australian drug traffickers was "barbaric", Foreign Minister Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen said yesterday. AFP
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      60 16 UPI AMERICAN ECONOMIC aid to Zimbabwe has been suspended following sharp criticism of the US by a high Zimbabwe official at the American Embassy's July 4 reception. Youth, Sport 4 Culture Minister David Karlamazira had attacked the US in a speech for rejecting severe economic
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      61 16 UPI PRIVATE textile industrialists in Nepal yesterday objected to file government's decision to export garments directly, mainly to the US market. They said this meant that private companies would have to compete with fiie public sector at a time when the garment industry was affected
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      48 16 Reuter JAPAN'S private-sector machinery orders, excluding those for shipbuilding, fdl to a seasonally-adjusted 645.23 billion yen in May, 2.7 per cent down from April, the Economic Planning Agency said. Orders rose 6.4 per cent to 662J8 billion yen in April from March. Reuter
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    220 16 Bernama THE SETTING UP of new ports in Malaysia has been temporarily shelved to allow a comprehensive study of port construction, Deputy Prime Minister Ghafar Baba announced yesterday. He said the study, to begin soon, was aimed at facilitating the simultaneous building of ports. The
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    327 16 Reuter A LEADING INDONESIAN politician has backed away from a proposal to limit the length of time President Suharto may stay in office, following criticism of the plan by armed forces chief Benny Murdani. Mr Suhardiman, the Deputy Chairman of the ruling
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    301 16 AFP AS SOUTH AFRICA'S economy slides deeper into recession, some of the growing number of unemployed whites in Johannesburg have turned to casual manual labour to eke out an existence the first time whites have done such work since the Great Depression of
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      147 16 EXPATRIATE COMMENTS ABOUT ARDMORE PARK NO In our previous apartment we lived three years and didn't meet the neighbours. Here our new found friends, all expat families, made us feel at home as soon as we moved in. Living at Ardmore Park also makes sense. You get a full range
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      614 17  -  By LINDA CHEE THE CONVENIENCE of arresting a ship in Singapore has led to abuse by some claimants who use it ss "a tool of oppression" to harass shipowners for security, says a Singapore lawyer. Even when the owners are not
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      486 17 Reuter FREIGHT rates on 50,000 »ton Panamax-size carriers from the Gulf of Mexico to Japan have fallen to a 10-year low of U557.75 a tonne from about $1150 at the start of this year, and there is no sign rates have bottomed out,
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        106 17 THE PORT of Amsterdam handled nearly 7 million tons of cargo during the first three months of the year, an increase of 5.2 per cent compared with the first quarter of 1985 according to the Amsterdam Port management. The cargo was carried on 1,067 ocean-going vessels, 127 fewer
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        51 17 Beraama A KOREAN fishing boat sank in thesea off Tanjung Datu, Sarawak, after a collision with a cargo vessel. Three of its crew members were reported missing while 12 others were rescued by the crew of the cargo ship. A search and rescue operation is in progress.
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      1323 18 INCREASED coal, sugar and time-charter business featured die freight market on Wednesday while further interest was seen for grain cargoes out of the Great Lakes, shipbrokers said. Coal rates were easier where changed with US$6 paid from Hampton roads and Richards Bay to Japan compared with the Baltic
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      409 18 Bernama COLLISION AND grounding of ships are the principal causes of oil spills in the Straits of Malacca, one of the busiest waterways in the world, according to records. Wednesday's collision between a 4,600-tonne tanker, MV Pantas,and another tanker, the Bright
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      243 18 UPI ENERGY Secretary John Herrington says he favours a change in the law that would allow exporting Alaskan north slope crude oil to Asia. "Yes, I do support it, and I think the President supports it and we would like to
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      109 18 AFP FIVE HEAVILY armed Thais, including two policemen, were arrested on Tuesday and char-fed l with piracy am the Ugh na, a Tliai marine poUoe officer aid. Police major Warawuit Wong- preedee aid five M-QY aaault rifles, a shotgun and 121 rounds of ammunition had
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      448 18 FT A LUCRATIVE US$2OO million deal to dredge Argentina's principal grain port at Bahia Blanca is the subject of intensive last minute bargaining between the Argentine government and competing foreign contractors. A Soviet company, Technostroy Export, recently managed to
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      879 18 AB Shpg V 5 Heung-A VI 3 Accord Shpg VI 3 Hinode Kisen VI 1 Afea Line VI 3 Hoegh Lines VI 4/5 Ahrenkiel Liner X 1 Hoegh-Ugkmd VI 4/5 AC Toepfer Anro Service X IV 5 3/4 Hsing Wen Hungarian Shpg VI V 2 3 Aqua
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      67 18 MR JN OMwfst has been appointed as the Ooulh east Asia regional representative of Ana- tr&lian National Line. He has replaced Mr lan Redfern who is returning to Austxmßa to aamoit* the post of ANL's Trade Manager, Southeast Asia tndn. Mar to the Stasaoore niwMiur Mr GQchrist
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      298 18 UPI w A LARGE Pinlfa» mixing tank exploded on Wednes day on dm New Jersey waterfront acroM from Staten Island, triggering a Ore that qmd to a canal and three nearby tanks and closed two waterways to ship traffic. Seven Coast Guard
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      174 19 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/European, Far East/Persian Gulf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (FAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services "K" Korean Shipping Corporation Neptune Orient Lines Orient Overseas Container Line Cho Yang shipping ANRO(STRAITS/ AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line Australia/Straits Container Line Djakarta Lloyd
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      503 19 Reuter INSURANCE premiums for oil tankers in the Middle East Gulf, probably the world's most dangerous shipping route, are on the rise after many months of barely reacting to Iranian and Iraqi attacks, according to London insurance sources. Brokers and underwriters at
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      377 19 Lloyd's List A MAJOR ROW has broken out over a series of sophisticated vessels ordered from South Korea in a US$26O million "ship of the future" investment. Seven of the revolutionary product/ore/bulk/oil (Probo) ships have been built
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      206 19 Reuter MITSUBISHI Heavy Industries Ltd, MHI, has received no official reEnse from the Tung .>ping group and its creditor banks over MHl's notice to cancel delivery of four container ships to the group, company sources said. The sources, who declined to
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      325 19 July 19-Aug 2 Galbraith's shipping course, Ashridge Management College, Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire. Aug 2S-29 Offshore Northern Seas, offshore technology conference and exhibition, Stavanger, Oslo. Aug 27-29 Towards an efficient port industry, Lloyd's of London Press international maritime seminar, The Berners Hotel, London Wl. Sept 3-4 Prospects of maritime cooperation
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      154 19 THE SRI Lanka Ports Authority has stepped up security around the country's parts in the wake of bomb threats by Tamil separatist guerillas. The measures twiiMW a 48-hour off-limit requirement that all ships have to lay anchor three miles from Sri Lankan harbours. Incoming
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      5812 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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      733 25 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARQO m Qdns FCL Arrival LCL movamant Ship Voy date/time Operator cargo schadula Location Bumi Persoda 21N 11.7.86 2100 NAPL F7 1200-1300 F3 Urn Humanity 023LA 11.7.86 2359 Green Asia F1 1400-1600 N3 Osaka M 0928F 11.7.86 1600 Mitsui
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      368 25 Vessel Berth AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Agent Arrival 1 Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Auby Humulestt Koto Angkoso San Lies Baronets CR Abtdpn Fronces Bay George G Sekrton-6 Hye Stang Posir Panjong B Prosetyo P"eer Supreme Smon Vietxo 79 Asian Clipper E'tem Virgo Edo Moru Gorudo Jaya Hanrasan JC Korzervo
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      74 17 mm COLLISION AND grounding of ships oro the principal cousos of oil spills in tho Straits of Molocco, one of tho busiest waterways in tho world, according to records. Pago N INSURANCE premiums for oil tonkers in the Middle Eost Gulf, probably the world's most dangerous shipping route, ore on
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      543 17 ,>{`_{[("/,*\"<{,*-'$>]`%_\'_*. MAERSK LINE T 111 111 r> L JTTXi 8 9 10 11 Mllii i CALLS AT THi 3». I■ I .31 |5 1 xi-mi en- vi imw T AC/SKA *,'1 l/l IV7 ki a/7 b Ma 2«a a VI tt *17 I 1/1 11/ l 13/1 M/l 1717/7 1717/7
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      169 18 Y.S. LINE YAMA rTmrrmnTU n~ > i TRAITS FEEDER at Kao HVEMZ! FTTHIITTe T Lilll wmmmrsz ■r^renTne LL J lIZMIL LCL Cargo lor USA Ports. 11", FTM ■rnrn irTHF77IWTS MIDDLt EAST Full Container Service (A member of Oasis Consortium) m tin TRANS SIBERIAN SERVICE Weekly Container Service y ■JO J.
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      82 18 11 Supercarrier Service m JM'S mFTTZWi !c3^S22 v» 11/» 14/S IV» 21/9 Vl« r i l '/i Hi IL'ilfli li'l r i o*l. Sm SMK. StoliMW. I/15Z CONTAINER SERVICE AGENTS BARBER WILHELMSEN AGENCIES PTE LTD. SMGAPOK *****77 OfflMM) FIT ERQUKS/K6S *****50 CtBTOMEX SMCE *****20 Harnsom I CrosWd (ftbUysu) S* BM.
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      636 19 The Straits Steamship Group PS STRAITS SHPPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Bnmai Porta and Bangkok OCI Overseas Containers Limited CONTINENT ERVICE ONT RSHIP as TV"' I 35 CONTAIf#RSHIP SERVICE FROM UK CONTINENT »mm Ma Le hi sin kMkMWW wan iNSMiMSMiMa/T *n lEMO9 JM Ui MU kM bM 29/7 39/7 mm
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      423 19 Franco Belgian Services MFMBER OP ACE CONSORTIUM. T CHARGEURS HAVRAISE >'Fnr\ \r CHARGEURS RE UNI S Th 4 Optorg Shipping Pte. Ltd lEL M A 2/1 17/1 Wt 2/11/11/1 21/1 VI W/1 21/1 27/1 21/1 ii/i 2yi 2>/i i2/ii ic/1* u/ii Anglo-French Shipping TO USA/CANADA WEEKLY FULL CONTAINER SERVICE I
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      112 20 *Sul* FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE 7 i ol the Acp Consortium 10 HIROPI VIA Slli. W c. t tobtosm FROM I iIROPf VIA SU\t Mi'iifi"! o! the S-c Consortium I 111 I» i i iNISINi Rl\f [> In fR( M V IRIH SMI RICA ft! SI ('OASI •rat/mnn wssel CCD JX/IW
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      514 20 o EVERGREEN Full Container Serve Round-The-World East Bound (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) no onm/na ton n m no una no oh rat COKM noaan 11n nn nn tx/i n/i nn nn u/7 nn 1/1 in tn VI 12/1 11/1 IVI u/» ts/s 11/1 on a/i s/i s/i a/i ivi 2vi m/i m/i _T
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      109 20 US I NOSE MARITIME PTE LTD ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES l:F Vlf i •mm 21/7 I Altai KYOWA LINE TO PAPUA NEW GUINEA/ Oc«au Cmr IS/7 N*y. Lm. P|»fc, u|B SUN UNION LINE rrTrrrrrTTT' tYltaiyo marine line WEST AUSTRALIA SERVICE VSL PTJKLANG STORE KK nMNTIi BEL STO PAKARTIUM—
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      622 21 PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street. 03-00 Singapore 0106 Tel *****33 FAR EAST CONTAINER SERVICE MAJAPAMT OOWA kotamma MAJAFAHTT •TCM TAICHUNG MURORAN (HOKKAIDO) *KTC NTT ACM INDONESIA CONTAINER SERVICE OOWA ISA HAWK M M ie/a IM i/t 11/0 SIN MY SMG SIN SLW SM SM SM SM InPorl
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      653 21 BENLINE CONTAINERS 14/7 14/7 22/7 24/7 24/7 34/7 I. '~li 1 1 M Pirß '.tM Lk BartNaßoy SM 12/7 11/7 IV7 17/7 C/l It IMC. tat Mm IMP nn 21/7 21/7 25/7 14/1 14/4 MS. «y Utovfk 24/7 21/7 2S/7 Jl/7 2/« 22/1 24/1 ]«C. FrartMEapta J/» 5/1 C/l 1/1
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      424 21 DJASAGETRI A Joint Europe Strvto Ot P.T. DJAKARTA LLOYD FX OEStHN LLOYI P.T. SNMOERA IHMMESIA F T. TMKOM LLOYI EXPRESS SEMI CONTAINERSHIP SERVICES SINGAPORE TO EUROPE srat hmo no mnum ttmvrmmmm ■mmn- mm it-itn vi u/t ivs u/i stan MW MMH/nm OTUK 'CUTIT VMS a 24/7 Till */l 2/f vrm
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      334 21 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES T* BURMA FIVE STAR (Burmese National Lint) Loadhf for Ranfoon PA-AN V97C FKM VIM 12/15 M 11/15 M 21/21 M 12/14 M 13/15 M 10/12 M V* BANK LINE NOOTWCMPTOUKC STORE ROOM Mil IBS FORTHBMK VIM 19/7 12/1 15/0 10/S TAUSALA SAMOA V 7 5/1 1/9 IC/9
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      831 22 USA CANADA (Round Tht World Sonrico) NIMOT n CORM VS HOC V 3 1 HL KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. PACtfIC COAST ram v& n m mm vu u m 12 m. is m. u m a mimt m is PACIFIC SOUTH WEST PACIFIC NORTH WEST Mono vs. t/swrt la/ib om
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      456 22 (32 AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAMER SERVICE ABClMrtlilß FCL/FCL CllH«l>»l f-tti PUmi Imr Vraal Sport M* ftw Sf* "MMMS" *2* 19 M 3Aafl?A«| 10 A« A*/** tsuamit VS 31 My "INUIS' ¥2« 10 3 St* IS* MM** CALABAR *27 11 A«f CHAWOAS *21 76 A* 10 S* U S** 1? S«? "RAVDAS"
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      483 22 GOLDEN LINE SUM GUM SHVIW (PTE) LTD a %■**•> ms»m mm ra uum <ia uo STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: s >™ pj-«P—i GOUKR MMO Catomto Qaboos 21/21 Mr Ma/Mm aunm >ib.; I f liAi: iJKi.MiAL: n %]'A W.fi.W IU.I-. 111L111... 3 i P.T PERUSAHAAN PELAYARAH r KALIMANTAN WRECT WEEKLY SERVICE TO
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      399 22 INTRASEA IPTE) i-T v 10 Anson Road *77 16 o;o7 Tel 2?4bS' o BREAKBUIK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK Z3 PHILITRON SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE LTD Tt I ??3862? (8 L INE S TE I E X RS ?8 i"2O PHII I U/7, a/7. z/I a/a. a/a. wa 11/7. is/7, a/7 nn I;
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      577 23 NOL NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD Td rf *****77 untie mocks rn. ire. n n/«n mnu InM as MOM Z7W77 *****53 zmw *****22 *****53 «MKT IMS *****19 27*111 > caB *****44 f« mmw4 MOR ««MH. ptMi HEPIMSBN.I ■IMP* IOUNE SOU WD. 24»771/*****M/2«2«2» fmmt WIM SON. BM. H5549/*****V*****0/*****1/*****2 TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ):
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      349 23 HEUNG-A SNIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO P KELANG, PENANG. BUSAN INCHON »< INI' NfPIUNI IG(N< I(S Pll lID I*l 'BS4 4 iß.„>«.i.fr M I. i 1 4K WVK4 1 rrnm.il l .V 0.450 ill its I «',(V I UNAS SI 111 SDN HMfi i :-l 4 W
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      530 23 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVET SHTPMG CO PRIVATE LTD SMSOV BULDMG 55. Market Street Snfipere 0104 T* *****33 (15 U») T Cable Address SMSOV SMGtfOtE lain (Men IB ***** RS ***** RS ***** F. KELAM M/S SHARBUT MM SOON SON. BM>. IST AND 2ND FLOOR. NO 1. JALAN CEMPCNMG. PORT KLANC. MALAYSIA
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      368 24 IP REGIONAL CONTAINER LINES TO BANGKOK (5 WEEKLY SAILINGS) VESSEL TIM NN NO 2 —IMili>.-I <i iin SEA DRAGON TUNG HAI NO. 2 lrr iinaianza ICME2ISI IC2Z3EHSI nMi'l't 'ti inr R! THAILAND I •i.'Ai'i.L:-uu. _ttie FT* mn EH urm n MALACCA STRAITS FEEDER SERVICE TWICE WEEKLY TO POUNG/NEEKLY TO P-KELAWG/FORTHGHTLY
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      159 25 BATAM, DUMAI. PEKAH BARU REGULAR SERVICE Vmml ETA ETC Loading lor BARGE EMO TOO 05 In Port 12/7 BATAM/ P. SAMBU NAStONAL I 12/7 14/7 DUMAI/ P. BARU NASfONAL JAYA 1 4/7 10/7 DUMAI/ P. BARU KOH SONS SHPTM PTE LID BOPERATORS. FLEET SHPPMG IC4 100 Jalan OuMan #00-04 OaMan
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      79 25 RT. PBWITIS LINES SINMFOK/MOMESU mm m m*. m. VESSEL VOY SKUNK JAKARTA PRASETM 51-52/18 LP. 13/7 51-54/* 11/7 nn 55-SC/K 25/7 27/7 General Agents: Asia Perintis Uims P*« Ltd' Td: *****33 7fc= NEW FUNNEL TRADING CO. Unt 101 Boc* Ml London loop VigopoaWl ttt rrnSSt «c mm*»wmnk »TlSnilooual/SemVFuiv AutoConto«nei Spwodws
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      241 25 n p4>P4 7 i s W»'4 SMLM6 ROTAUM stok/maous/calcutta STORE/KKBAV BMTULU/VOHI/CALCUTTA lv > f V .k 3 TT PROMPT SMPPMG LME SA. a 2 rrAQUA LINES LIMITED (Bangladesh Flag) MV Shezan 10/7 t2-H/7 CNnaoong/CMr«/KmcN A ,pn: West Ocea n S h ipcng Stir Bhi Pc -«3:3!a" S K a~e Ja
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      396 25 nni SI T- I'H TAIWAN TO SNGAPORE I ASEAN DRECT WEEKLY TO PORT KELANG/PENAN6 •AT ATIMCINI MID* XV a*. BULK ABLE TOUT OCEAN MTI MAMNE CORP. PTE LTD *****11 (5 LMES)/3396M9 (Owd) 190 MDOLE ROM) #14-06 FORTUNE CENTRE SfIGAPORE 071S MEMRH SMPPtIG TRMMG CO SON BHD TEL: 71*711 hik RAPiD
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