The Business Times, 5 March 1987
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Title Section12 1987-03-05 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 112/12/86 THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1987 75 CENTS12 words
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Article, Illustration250 1987-03-05 1 STOCK MARKET SHARE PRICES rose slightly across the board yesterday, with gaining issues overwhelming losers by a near five-to-one margin. Turnover swelled to 49.85m shares valued at $92.59m from Tuesday's 40.96m worth $73.6m. The Straits Times Industrial Index again came close to its all-time high, adding 5.64250 words
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Article, Illustration1321 1987-03-05 1 ZHOU MEI - After watershed year 1986 comes consolidation QdKDQSi? By ZHOU MEI Economics Correspondent THERE WERE few surprises, if any, for the business community in the Minister for Finance's Budget statement yesterday. As expected, 1987 is to be a year of consolidation and gradual recovery, after last year's1,321 words
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222 1987-03-05 1 STATUTORY BOARDS are to be "taxed" starting from assessment year 1988, Finance Minister Dr Richard Hu announced yesterday. Meanwhile, "contributions by statutory boards" this year appear for the first time in a Budget. There is a $1.5 billion222 words
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327 1987-03-05 1 tfSSiMDQB PRIME MINISTER Lee Kuan Yew has accepted a proposal by opposition MP Chiam See Tong to call a public inquiry into the case of corruption involving the late Minister for National Development, Teh Cheang Wan. The acceptance was made in327 words
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118 1987-03-05 1 AFP PRESIDENT Suharto yesterday named a team of top "free market" technocrats to study Indonesian plans to sell off state corporations to ease the government's financial burdens. The group, to be headed by Economy Minister Ali Wardhana. includes National Development Planning Minister JohannesAFP - 118 words
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Advertisement377 1987-03-05 1 Loador, Page 10 Mora reports, Back Pago and Pagos 8 19 Jack Chia (A) sells South Yarra stake JACK CHIA Australia's decision yesterday to sell its 20 per cent stake in the ambitious A$1 billion South Yarra project ends months of speculation about the fate of Mr Jack Chia's pet377 words
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HOME NEWS
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525 1987-03-05 3 CHUANG PECK MING - a333Si©aSl By CHUANG PECK MING HIGHER TUITION FEES will be charged for university education in a move to reduce heavy subsidy and divert more funds to improve education in schools. But tertiary students who cannot afford the higher costs can make525 words
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82 1987-03-05 3 FIRST DEPUTY Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong said a decision on a by-election in the Geylang West constituency would be made in the latter half of the year. Replying on behalf of the Prime Minister to Mr Chiam See Tong (Potong Pasir), he said82 words
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181 1987-03-05 3 A CHALLENGE was made to Mr Chiam See Tong to list items in the National Agenda which were party issues. Trade and Industry Minister Lee Hsien Loong said the government was ready to examine them if they were legitimate. He was replying181 words
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354 1987-03-05 3 "WINDFALLS" for distant relatives of people who die in accidents have been done away with while thoee truly dependent on the deceased have been assured of the right to claim damages. With the passing of the Civil Law Amendment Bill in Parliament354 words
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355 1987-03-05 3 LEE HAN SHIH - Private sector accounted for almost 25pc of total By LEE HAN SHIH Property Correspondent SOME $290 MILLION worth of new building jobs were given out in January, with the private sector contributing a surprisingly large chunk of $71.4 million. In percentage355 words
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427 1987-03-05 3 THE SINGAPORE Government does not seek to dictate what foreign publications put in their letters' columns. All the government wants is the right of reply in the manner it chooses when it has been unfairly and maliciously attacked. This was427 words
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278 1987-03-05 3 AFTER A FLURRY of letters replying to editorials attacking the government's move to limit The Asian Wall Street Journals sales, the minister who took the action yesterday explained his decision directly to a visiting US official. Mr Marvin Stone, the United States Information278 words
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Advertisement155 1987-03-05 3 7 flights a week to Bombay +5 flights a week to Madras 2 flights a week to Delhi p flights a week to India J V 6/ Count the number of ways I please you: nine times every week. With seven flights to Bombay, five of which also fly to155 words
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ASIA-PACIFIC
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Article560 1987-03-05 4 Restrictions said to prevent bilateral trade from reaching full potential Reuter CHINA has called on the United States to remove curbs on its exports, to give it favourable trading status and to ease restrictions on exports of high technology. But the US Embassy replied that ChineseReuter - 560 words
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503 1987-03-05 4 AP ATTITUDES toward work and self-reliance appear to explain why Japanese and American men continue working after the age of 60 far more than British and French men, a researcher says. That finding, sociologist Alex Inkeles of the Hoover Institution said on Tuesday,AP - 503 words
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Article344 1987-03-05 4 Reuter BRITAIN will fine airlines £1,000 for each passenger brought into the country without a valid passport. The new rule became effective at midnight GMT yesterday. Home Secretary Douglas Hurd on Tuesday told Parliament that the new rule would not apply to 58 Sri LankanReuter - 344 words
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311 1987-03-05 4 AFP FORMER defence minister Juan Ponce Enrile will lead a united opposition ticket including former supporters of Philippine President Corazon Aquino in May 11 Senate elections. The opposition Grand Alliance for Democracy (QAO), a newly-formed group of centrist and right-wing parties,AFP - 311 words
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Article95 1987-03-05 4 AFP THE PENTAGON haa approved a US$47-million contract to sell forty M-46 tanks to Thailand. "Thia sale will contribute to the foreign policy and national security of the US by... improving the security of a friendly country which continues to be an force ferAFP - 95 words
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Article162 1987-03-05 4 UPI jx-3 CHINA, in its first public reaction to Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev's new arms limitation offer, said yesterday that Asian-based medi-um-range missiles must be eliminstsd at the same time as those in Europe. "As sn Asian country, Chins is naturally concerned about mediumrange missilesUPI - 162 words
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Article178 1987-03-05 4 AP PREMIER Zhao Ziyang has sought to reassure Hongkong residents that the British colony will be allowed to maintain its capitalist system for SO years after it reverts to Chinese control in 1997. "Our policy of 'one country, two systems' concerning Hongkong will not change," MrAP - 178 words
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437 1987-03-05 4 UPI THE DIM SUM incident and the honeypot affair were among a series of Australian union rorts (rackets) discussed over the weekend at a seminar in Sydney on restrictive work practices. Five leading protagonists in the employers' war against union militancy opened aUPI - 437 words
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Article, Illustration401 1987-03-05 4 AFP PRIME MINISTER Rajiv Gandhi has expressed India's concarn about Pakistan's "clandestine" nuclear programme and implicitly criticised the US for not taking measuree to halt it Pakistan's effort to produce a nuclear bomb was among the "serious" issues hampering the normalisation of relations betweenAFP - 401 words
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Article767 1987-03-05 4 ARRIVALS Operator M1V1CI number local Hnw From OA QA472 0015 SYD/Ma UA UA805 0100 SPO/HKG SU son 0125 LAX/NTT su SQ4U 0655 DAC/CCU MAS MH681 0020 KUL MAS MHtn 0910 PEN MAS MH671 0920 KU. SU SO 103 0950 KUL CPA CX710 1015 CGK MAS MH603 1020767 words
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Advertisement159 1987-03-05 4 JAPAN can be affordable. NTA HOTEL FttSS With the NTA Hotel Pass you can get a room in Japan for an unbeatable SsBs/per night Accepted at 86 member hotels in 50 cities throughout Japan, it is an economical alternative for business and pleasure travellers. JAFAN RAIL FASS This pass allows159 words
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Advertisement64 1987-03-05 4 I I I I The business person's chotce. every .1 I II \I I If II I Tuesday, Saturday and Sunday. I I f I \1 I yl I \l Leaving Changi Airport at 22:05 1 A, I I_l 1 hours and arriving Heathrow at 06:45 hours the following morning.64 words
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Advertisement167 1987-03-05 5 i-'* i. r*• This morning, no more than 25 guests are breakfasting at the most exclusive hotel in town. They were greeted by their butler. Sat at their own table. Given their preferred newspaper(without the need to ask). And breakfast came. Exactly as they like it. At this very moment167 words
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REST OF THE WORLD
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537 1987-03-05 6 Drop is largest in 30 months Reuter FT THE US INDEX of leading economic indicators, a key barometer of economic activity, fell one per cent in January in the largest drop in 30 months, according to the Commerce Department on Tuesday.Reuter; FT - 537 words
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166 1987-03-05 6 UPI A TOP US Treasury Department official told Congress that dramatic new proposals to solve the Third World debt crisis might have political appeal but could be impractical and counterproductive. Assistant Treasury Secretary David Mulford, testifying to a House banking subcommittee on Tuesday, said progressUPI - 166 words
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Article, Illustration354 1987-03-05 6 AP US COMMERCE SECRETARY Malcolm Baldrige said on Tuesday that US patience is wearing thin in a long-simmering dispute with Japan over semiconductor trade and that "strong action" might be needed to protect American computer chipmakers. Mr Baldrige told an industry groupAP - 354 words
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198 1987-03-05 6 AP AMERICAN motor giant General Motors Corp has advised Congress that the car of the future will be designed to whisk people between cities at speeds of up to 240 kph. QM described its sleek, silver-grey Chevrolet Express as "what you pictureAP - 198 words
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100 1987-03-05 6 AFP ALL BRITISH SCHOOLS should provide lessons in "capitalism", and the working of the stock market, aa part of a concerted programme to increase participation in the free enterprise system, British Energy Secretary Peter Walker said on Tueeday. In a speech at Cambridge, MrAFP - 100 words
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300 1987-03-05 6 Reuter EUROPEAN COMMUNITY (EC) farm ministers have finalised details of an accord to cut overflowing dairy production and reduce the community's record stocks of unwanted butter, diplomats said. After almost 36 hours of negotiations, the 12 ministers agreed in Brussels yesterday onReuter - 300 words
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195 1987-03-05 6 Reuter THE European Community's Executive Commission has approved French and Irish requests for import restrictions on a number of foreign goods, including Japanese radio sets and Indian shirts. The European Commission announced on Tuesday that it had agreed to a French request last monthReuter - 195 words
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509 1987-03-05 6 Reuter WARNING: showering, washing clothes and doing the dishes may be hazardous to your health, a team of US government researchers has concluded. The researchers from the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) have found that people are exposed to potentially dangerous levels of chloroform, aReuter - 509 words
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Advertisement250 1987-03-05 6 Computers and Communications Multi-strike ribbon with interchangeable feature 1 mm PIN WRITER PS v m a- r i $1 lit' M Quiet Precise High speed NEC's cost-efficient PSXL is the only 24-pin dot-matrix printer capable of crisp black letter-quality printing equal to traditional daisy wheel printers. It also comes with250 words
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BANKING AND FINANCE
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369 1987-03-05 7 Reuter VENEZUELA will limit new loans to 50 per cent of the interest and principal it repays on its US$3l billion foreign debt, President Jaime Lusinchi said in Caracas. Speaking at a new session of Congress on Monday, he said last week's agreementReuter - 369 words
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164 1987-03-05 7 AP YUGOSLAVIA, with a foreign debt of around US$2O billion, will not follow Brazil's example in suspending interest payments but it has asked for more understanding from Western creditors. Deputy Prime Minister Janez Zemljaric, in comments reported on Tuesday by the Politika newspaper, saidAP - 164 words
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470 1987-03-05 7 Reuter JAPANESE SECURITIES houses will issue new corporate bonds more quickly, accept issue requests throughout the month instead of at month-end and introduce a competitive underwriting method from April 1 to bring Japanese firms back to the Tokyo bond market, securities managersReuter - 470 words
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236 1987-03-05 7 Reuter JAPANESE investor interest in British gilt-edged securities is growing rapidly due to expectations that sterling will remain stable in spite of the drop in oil prices, and on calculations that gilt prices will firm, according to bond managers in Tokyo.Reuter - 236 words
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MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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Article952 1987-03-05 7 SINGAPORE: The US dollar yesterday closed slightly lower against most major currencies after moving within a narrow range in thin trading. Sentiment for the dollar remained bearish due to sluggish US economic growth, concern over the Latin American debt problems and the Iran/contra arms sales scandal. But most952 words
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Article, Illustration128 1987-03-05 7 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore interbank market gained 14 point to close at 3 per cent yesterday. The term rates remained unchanged across the board at 3 7/16 per cent. IndlclM tM average of ttie pnfTif ivnavng riNi Of 12 S$ Interbank rates at 7pm yesterday: Off*128 words
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Article217 1987-03-05 7 ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rates yesterday closed steady at opening levels. Asian dollar CD rates were unchanged from the morning's levels. One month closed at 6.40/30 per cent and three and six months at 6.35/25 each. i ti 11 us$ Off* Bid 7 day* 6 3/16 6 1/8217 words
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Article582 1987-03-05 7 IN SPITE OF the weak US economic figures, weaker overnight prices from the sharp rebound in oil prices and firm Fed funds rate saw June Eurodollar opening 6 ticks lower at 93.65. The market remained in a bearish tone with prices slipping off to 93.63, moving in a narrow582 words
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Article212 1987-03-05 7 Interbank rates at 3pm yesterday: •M OMr tnm partly •tag* Local doilors to < mo unh of foreign currency: US dollar 2.1340 2.1370 2.8196 -24.24 Stirling pound 3.3375 3.3411 7.3469 -54_57 Australian dollar 1.4492 1.4520 3.4286 -57.73 NZ dollor 1.2036 1.2063 3.4286 -64.90 Canadian dollar 1.6024 1.6043 3.4206212 words
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Article263 1987-03-05 7 HONGKONG: Gold closed marginally lower in fairly quiet and dull trading mainly on prof-it-taking by local traders after the gains in New York. Dealers said that a snap rally in crude oil prices triggered buying interest in New York as the attention of investors again turned to inflation263 words
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Advertisement245 1987-03-05 7 I per person inclusive of breakfast (on half twin~sharing basis)* is only one of the reasons for placing your guest in our care. The rest are our delightful Chinese Restaurant, our 3rd Storey Cafe that serves a delicious Thai Buffet lunch daily, Kangxi Lounge for drinks at only 553.00 during245 words
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BUDGET 1987
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1095 1987-03-05 8 THE GOVERNMENT S Budget for the current fiscal year should end with a surplus of $516 million instead of the $3.22 billion deficit forecast last year. Meanwhile, a deficit of $3.75 billion has been projected for the new fiscal year beginning1,095 words
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348 1987-03-05 8 AFTER THREE YEARS of budget cuts, the Ministry of Trade and Industry is to get a massive jump in spending by 172.5 per cent to $994.03 million. Between FYB3 and FYBS, the Trade and Industry Ministry saw annual budget cuts that averaged 16.3 per348 words
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106 1987-03-05 8 THE LABOUR MINISTRY gets almost twice as much this year as it did last year. The Budget allocation for Labour is $66.39 million, which is 97 per cent higher than the revised figure of $33.71 million for FYB6. The doubling comes about despite the106 words
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769 1987-03-05 8 REVENUE COLLECTION in FYB7 is expected to total $14.92 billion. This is a contraction of more than 11 per cent compared with the revised revenue intake of the outgoing fiscal year which ends on March 31. 1987. For the first769 words
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Article, Illustration204 1987-03-05 8 MORE MONEY is to be spent by the Ministry of Health on manpower, in particular specialist training and improved facilities in hospitals. The ministry will have $527.35 million to spend this year, an increase of 16 per cent over FYB6. Recurrent costs204 words
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206 1987-03-05 8 THE MINISTRY of Foreign Affairs will be moving from the historic City Hall to Raffles City. This will push up the ministry's rental bill from $120,000 last year to $1.2 million in the new fiscal year. The move wilt also mean206 words
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161 1987-03-05 8 STOP THE FLOODS this is the main task the Environment Ministry has set itself this year. Nearly 40 per cent of the $459 million set aside for the ministry will be for drainage projects. The largest of the new projects is161 words
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186 1987-03-05 8 EDUCATION gets $1.77 billion this year, an increase of 5.9 per cent against sn average annual increase of 19.4 per cent in the first half of the 1980s. The development expenditure of $384 million is 1.3 per cent less than186 words
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146 1987-03-05 8 THE Community Development Ministry gets 5 per cent more this year for its recurrent costs. These include paying for publicity for the Parent Education Programme, which seeks to foster family togetherness. The setting up of child-care centres, meanwhile, will consume $650,000 of its allocation146 words
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985 1987-03-05 9 THE GOVERNMENT plans to spend $18.67 billion in FYB7, 14.4 per cent more than the revised estimate for FYB6 and equivalent to 47 per cent of the Gross Domestic Product (at current prices). The sum excludes transfers from the Consolidated Revenue Account to985 words
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Article, Illustration260 1987-03-05 9 THE GOVERNMENT is spending more money to combat commercial fraud and abuse, in the aftermath of the Pan-Electric Industries fiasco. The Commercial Affairs Investigation Department (CAD) is budgeting $2.36 million for financial year 1987. This is about 55 per cent higher than what was spent260 words
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Article120 1987-03-05 9 NEW POLICE STATIONS, prisons and a fire station account for much of the 40 per cent jump in development spending by the Home Affairs Ministry in FYB7. Recurrent costs go up by 6 per cent, and the total budget for the ministry will be $427.64120 words
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293 1987-03-05 9 THE MINISTRY of Finance, which controls the government's purse strings, will be taking a lead by spending less this year. The ministry gets $1.02 billion, 2.7 per cent less than it did last year. This smaller allocation is due partly to293 words
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Article167 1987-03-05 9 THE PRIME MINISTER'S Office gets $13.5 million for FYB7, a 61.1 per cent over the previous year's allocation. The $5.12 million increase in the PMO's budget is mainly to pay for the computerisation of the Corruption Practices Investigation Bureau and provide for General Elections. The167 words
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201 1987-03-05 9 A LARGE SUM slated for Mass Rapid Transit system development is largely responsible for the 13 per cent jump in the budget for the Ministry of Communications and Information. Total allocation for the ministry is $1.28 billion, which is 13.1201 words
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Article496 1987-03-05 9 RICHARD SEAH - By RICHARD SEAH Special Correspondent THE APPLAUSE at the end of Finance Minister Dr Richard Hu's Budget statement was polite. it was brief, just as the statement itself was relatively short. The speech took about one-and-a-quarter hours, with no break in between. Maybe the496 words
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220 1987-03-05 9 THE LAW MINISTRY gets a massive 6,608 per cent increase in its allocation for development spending in FYB7. This is so that it can. acting for the government, buy back land no longer needed by the Jurong Town Corporation220 words
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284 1987-03-05 9 AFTER YEARS OF GROWTH, the budget for the National Development Ministry is shrinking drastically for FYB7. It gets $7.62 billion, a decrease of 24.8 per cent from the previous year. The ministry's annual budget grew by an average 17.6 per cent from FYB3284 words
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78 1987-03-05 9 DEFENCE SPENDING goes up by 5 per cent to $2.35 billion, after a reduction in FYB6. Prior to last year's reduction, defence spending had been growing, by 38 per cent in FYB4 and 15 per cent in FYBS. Development spending by the Defence78 words
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Advertisement204 1987-03-05 9 Seminar on Singapcre lax Ujxlates 1987 12 March 1987 (9.00am-12^0pm) Westin Stamford (Collyer Room) We have since 1985 conducted annual seminars on tax updates with special reference to the Budget Speech and its tax impact on business and investment in Singapore. This year, the Budget Speech will again be the204 words
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FEATURES
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Article496 1987-03-05 10 WISHFUL BUSINESSMEN might have been disappointed but those more realistic cannot complain that yesterday s Budget contained no major tax reliefs and incentives. Finance Minister Or Richard Hu also indicated that future budgets might not have significant concessions either. He gave good reasons. Taxes cannot496 words
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Article, Illustration1621 1987-03-05 10 FLORENCE CHONG - Australian deposits hit record level High interest rates and A$ stability cited as reasons The perceived stability of the Australian dollar plus high interest rates have attracted Singapore and Hongkong investors who, in the past six months, have been buying the currency and then depositing it on term accounts to1,621 words
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Advertisement131 1987-03-05 10 anagers ust anage BT shows you how every Monday. "V 7 In fact our security is so tight, many of the world's insurance companies have greatly reduced their rates for goods stored in our warehouses. Why? We have our own police force which provides 24-hour security. While our fire brigade131 words
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Page 10 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous648 1987-03-05 10 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 It's correct to support the monarch (6) 7 A medicinal substance for a heavenly body (8) 8 It's beyond father to be a saint! (4) 10 Triplets with the same forename? (6) 11 The position to be in, for example (6) 14 But it's accorded some648 words
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SPORTS
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384 1987-03-05 11 AFP TOP-SEEDS Ivan Lendl and Martina Navratilova. playing in their first tournaments since their defeats in the Australian Open in January, continued to sweep all before them in their bid to retain their titles at the US$l,BOO,OOO International Players' Championships on Monday. Lendl, who celebratesAFP - 384 words
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Article, Illustration238 1987-03-05 11 AFP IN-FORM Stefan Edberg, the Australian Open champion and new Swedish number one, is to miss his country's Davis Cup world group first round clash against Italy in Florence from March 13-15. Sweden's non-playing team captain, Hans Olsson, does, however, have MatsAFP - 238 words
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194 1987-03-05 11 Reuter GEOFF HUNT'S squash comeback suffered an early setback on Tuesday night when he lost in the second round of the Spanish Open qualifying competition in Madrid. Sweden's Bjorn Armstrong beat the 39-year-old former world number one from Australia 4-9 9-0Reuter - 194 words
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343 1987-03-05 11 AP RAY DANDRIDGE, who starred in the Negro Leagues in the 1930s and *****, was selected on Tuesday for entry to the baseball Hall of Fame by the Veterans Committee, which again bypassed Phil Rizzuto, Leo Durocher and Joe Gordon. The infielder, now 73AP - 343 words
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Article187 1987-03-05 11 AFP ENGLAND forward John Barnes was put up for sale at around a million pounds sterling by Watford on Tuesday night after he had turned down the offer of a new contract with the First Division club. The Jamaican-born 23-year-old, whose present contract with the FAAFP - 187 words
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182 1987-03-05 11 AP IVAN LENDL. the world's no.l tennis player, said on Tuesday he would like to play in the Olympics for the United States in 1992. Lendl helped Czechoslovakia win the Davis Cup in 1960 but has lived in the United States sinceAP - 182 words
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Article, Illustration637 1987-03-05 11 BRIAN MILLER - By BRIAN MILLER THEY'RE SHOOTING down the house at Striker's Bowl. And if this trend continues, Sunday's anniversary grand final promises to be an action packed affair with high scores definitely being the order of the day. To date, with the Masters tournament into its637 words
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372 1987-03-05 11 Olympics N Korea wants more events AP NORTH KOREA has insisted that •ight of tha 23 events in the 1968 Olympics should be moved from South Korea to the North Korean capital of Pyongyang. Chin Chung Guk, vice-chair-man of the North Korean Olympic Committee, told a news conference in PyongyangAP - 372 words
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Miscellaneous1167 1987-03-05 11 W (MD mm THURSDAY FEATURE SPECIAL Hostage Flight 10.30pm, Channel 5 This suspense drama is about a group of terrorist commandoes, who hijacks a DC-10 and its passengers, and begins to execute them one by one while waiting for its demands to be met. Starring Ned Beatty, Barbara Bosson (left),1,167 words
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INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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Article356 1987-03-05 12 FT FORD, the world's second largest automotive group, is to invest US$l.2 billion in Europe in 1987 and more than US$7 billion in the next five years. Kenneth Whipple, Ford of Europe chairman, said on Tuesday that most of the money would go towardsFT - 356 words
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Article143 1987-03-05 12 FT BIC, the king of the throwaway ballpoint, razor and cigarette lighter, is to cede a stake in its stockings subsidiary DIM to the US cake queen Sara Lee Corp. DIM the leading French tights producer and currently 97 per cent controlled by BIC.FT - 143 words
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Article88 1987-03-05 12 Reuter UK STOCKBROKERS Alexanders Laing and Cruickshank face a loss of up to £8.5 million following an out-of-court settlement of litigation in Australia, a spokesman for the brokerage firm said. The extent of the loss will depend on what price the broker obtains for the saleReuter - 88 words
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404 1987-03-05 12 Reuter WALL STREET stocks closed slightly higher on Tuesday on moderate trading. Oil issues provided blue chips with upside momentum as the market focused on the recovery in oil prices. But the broader market failed to share in the enthusiasm as concerns about theReuter - 404 words
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Advertisement571 1987-03-05 12 %a/ZSk mm r m id #f=P 1 TEOCHEW PORRIDGE BUFFET $5 50 m r N mmxr SS mr\/"hnfflHu rlKh^ person) You can enjoy savoury'homely dishes such as braised pork 9 steamed stuffed bean curd 9 samba* brryal 9 fined salted feh 9 sauteed chicken with mushroom 9 sauteed chai poh571 words
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Advertisement126 1987-03-05 12 London stocks on Pago 17 That's how we count at The Lounge (luring our Happy Hours from 5 pm to 7 pm daily. When a guest has had two similar drinks, the third is free. And every night at 8 pm except Sundays. The Melody Band from the Philippines entertains126 words
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Article366 1987-03-05 13 HONQKONQ: Share prices closed sharply lower yesterday as profittaking and heavy institutional selling of HK Elsctric sent the Hang Seng Index below the 2,900 level. The Hang Seng Index lost 48.12 to 2,890.93. The Hong Kong Index was down 30.41 points to 1,849.68. Turnover totalled HK51,858.08 million. HK Electric366 words
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Article196 1987-03-05 13 MAM 94 At! Sftncar* Indus NT 2.42 36.20 unch 0.2 Kotln 30.40 0.3 Kuochan Dav Laa Chang Yuan .30.40 32.60 0.1 0.3 45 70 -03 LJan Hwa Indua 23.40 0.5 60.50 2 Nan Ya Ptaa 39.20 0.1 .32.90 0.2 Pacific Cona 31.10 01 Chi* Hstn C«nwnt... .33.50 16.90 1196 words
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Article389 1987-03-05 13 TOKYO: Strong share demand drove the market index to its fourth straight record closing high yesterday but it ended well beiow the day's peak as concern over the pace of recent gains sent the index tumbling in afternoon trade. The market average gained 60.27 to hit a record close389 words
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Article80 1987-03-05 13 MAR M PCtOt Mar«t««i Oflantal 8 Phil OvifMM 0 002 0 029 0 047 unch 0001 -0 001 Phila* B -0 42 001 0 0675 -0 0025 Picop B Atlas Con. 0 18 50 plot 300 12.5 San Migu*i B 120 •2 0 013 0 025 *0 001 B«ogu«t80 words
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Article442 1987-03-05 13 BYDNEY: Australian share markets yesterday shrugged off early losses from profit-taking and closed at record levels in heavy trading. Renewed interest in industrial and resource stocks, combined with strong support for gold snd oil issues, lad the markets higher. At the end of trading, the All Ordinaries Index had442 words
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Article127 1987-03-05 13 MAM 04 WON Kai 1387 17 Ch*l Sugar 2900 Kangwon Ind Kla Motor ***** 1787 -40 -13 Daallm Ind 945 3 3800 80 Daewoo Corp 970 •1 Koraa Long Tarm 2130 40 Da aw oo Haavy 1300 10 Lucky Ltd 1500 -2 DataMn Sacurftlaa 3900 *70 Oriantal Brawary 1840127 words
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Article150 1987-03-05 13 Reuter BANGKOK: The Stock Exchsnge of Thailand Index was up 1.35 to 211.66 on a turnover of 1,091,818 shares worth 164.1 million baht BAHT Saha Union .176 •1 Siam Camant 613 6 *0 Kham Thai Slam City Ayudhya Invaatman t 256 uncti Camant 746 6 Bangkok Agro-lnd 72 unetiReuter - 150 words
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Article80 1987-03-05 13 Reuter MORE THAN the 70 firms from US, UK, France, West Germany, Italy, Japan, Hungary and Hongkong will bid for contracts to renovate the Shanghai sewerage system. The New China News Agency said the project involved diverting 4.9 million cubic metres of sewage a day fromReuter - 80 words
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409 1987-03-05 13 Reuter THE PRICE of Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels Ltd's stock soared on speculation of a takeover battle between major shareholders, the Kadoorie family and the Evergo Industrial Enterprise Ltd group, stock brokers said. They noted heavy buying of HK Hotels shares afterReuter - 409 words
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347 1987-03-05 13 Reuter DISAGREEMENT over the management of San Miguel Corp (SMC) may follow the Philippine government's appointment of a well-known banker to the SMC board, investment analysts said. They said the presence of United Coconut Plsnters Bank (UCPB) president Ramon Sy to the boardReuter - 347 words
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Article121 1987-03-05 13 Bernama THE PHILIPPINE government is studying the possibility of changing the special charter of the stateowned Philippine Amanah Bank (PAB) because it will have to accommodate central bank rules and regulations while adhering to Islamic banking practices. This was stated by Development Bank of the PhilippinesBernama - 121 words
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66 1987-03-05 13 Reuter CHASE MANHATTAN Asia Ltd of Hongkong haa approached Taiwaneee banks to take part in a syndlcated loan of US$3OO million to finance a liquefied natural gas (LNQ) project in Indonesia. The project calls for construction of a US$4OO million facility whichReuter - 66 words
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410 1987-03-05 14 Uncertain future for International Coffee Agreement AFP THE FUTURE of the International Coffee Agreement (ICA), a 75-na-tion producer-consumer pact which aims to stabilise the US$lO billion annual world coffee market, looks uncertain after talks in London to restore its export quota system failed onAFP - 410 words
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538 1987-03-05 14 Reuter MARCH promises to be a crucial month for Gulf Arab producers struggling to sell their oil at official Opec prices in a weakening world market. Oil traders and industry executives in the region said three of the four Gulf Arab membersReuter - 538 words
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288 1987-03-05 14 AFP BANGLADESH has cut its jute production target for next year by almost a fifth because of a fall in demand and prices on the world market. Jute Minister Zafar Imama said the jute production target for fiscal 1987-88 beginning in July would be 4.5AFP - 288 words
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209 1987-03-05 14 VISIBLE STOCKS Of 17 oils and fats are probably peaking now and are likely to fall sharply by Oct 1 this year, the Oil World newsletter said. Oil World forecast that stocks of oils and fats may be cut to only209 words
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250 1987-03-05 14 Reuter CHINA faces enormous difficulties in trying to establish a free market for raw materials and cutting down the amount distributed through mandatory allocation by the state, the China Daily said. Steel markets have been set up in some cities, state televisionReuter - 250 words
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Article150 1987-03-05 14 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prices closed lower yesterday, extending Tuesday's falls on short selling snd buyers' reserve, after holding steady initially in line with higher Chicago soyoil futures. But reports Pakistan bought 6,000 tonnes RBD palm oil for second half March shipment and is seeking more helped limit150 words
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Article66 1987-03-05 14 Bangkok (USS/toNM, FOB) White Rice 100% (ft don 255 100% 2nd dots 223 100% 3rd don 21t 5% 2oe 10% 203 '5% 198 20% 188 25% 183 35% 178 Broken Rice A-l Super 138 A-1 Spcdol 135 C-l SfMdol wiq C-1 Ord unq Loonzain Rice 100% 111 grod* unq66 words
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Article112 1987-03-05 14 THE PRICE OF TIN on the Kuala Lumpur tki market yesterday fall two cents to doee at MSIt.49 par kilo In quiet trading. The market waa affected by an overnight weaker European spot market on lack of consumer interest, dealers said. The market repealed Tueeday'a112 words
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Article102 1987-03-05 14 OIL PRODUCTS EAST ASIAN products prices firmed after sharp overnight gains in the US crude market. Naphtha prices for speculative cargoes into Japan shot up as Japanese and Western traders tried to cover near-by commitment. Singapore demand helped firm kerosene, gasoil and fuel oil. Closing prices for crude (FOB origin)102 words
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Article87 1987-03-05 14 1 s poNn) APR 87 MAY 87 (currant month) (focwor d month) NOON NOON RAS •wyvn ■vyan lillin SSI 20 167.00 169.00N 166 JO 168 JON SSt 50 165 JO 167JON 165.00 167.00N MRELB lvy*n Siiin Ivytr, S*hn SMI CV 251.00 253.00N ***** 254.00N SMI l 250-5087 words
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Article130 1987-03-05 14 Chinese Produce Exchange StMtn' noon doting pel cm on Mor 4 (SS/100 kg). Coconut oil m rot MXOO OM *w» FOt 90.00 Naw drum FOt 9*00 Copra Mbud (loot#) 42 Pepper Munlok WMte KM NLW 1250.00 FOt foq NtW 1235.00 Modi FC* NIW 972.50 Modi FOt NIW 1067.50130 words
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Article264 1987-03-05 14 SINGAPORE The market closed higher yesterday with April 1 RSS buyers quoted at 184.75 cents/kilo, up one cent from Tuesday. The morning session gained 1.25 cents in moderate trading on some speculative buying. Prices hovered narrowly in thin afternoon trading due to lack of interest. On the TSR-20 market,264 words
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Article188 1987-03-05 14 WHEAT FUTURES in Chicago on Tuesday closed 2-1/2 to 1-1/2 US cents per bushel lower in light trade, with March settling at US$2.B4-3/4 after posting a 5-1/2 cent range on the day. Weakness in Kansas City hard winter wheat weighed on Chicago soft winter wheat values, since it was188 words
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Article205 1987-03-05 14 SOYBEAN FUTURES in Chicago on Tuesday rallied from midaeasion lowa to cloaa 1/4 cant to 4-1/2 US cants par buahel in moderately light trade. March aettled at US$4.B5-3/4 after poeting a 3-1/2 cent range on the day. Weakness in soyproduct values and the outlook for steady harveat preaaure out205 words
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Article845 1987-03-05 14 COFFEE Robusta coffee futures ended Tuesday at £1,314 a tonne on May, aharply down on Monday night'a cloae of £1,498 but off the earlier four-and-a-half year low of £1,270. The market was still, however, between £205 and £147 down on Monday's close after the breakdown of talks by845 words
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Article271 1987-03-05 14 RAS prices mtc onto** FO Okibatai NOON CLOSE Bwyon Sellers Itryon C-M metiers In* 1 RSS Prompt 187 JO 188 JON 187 JO 188 JON bit 1 RSS April 87 185.00 185 JO 184.75 185.25 bit 1 RSS May 183-50 184.00 183 JO 184X0 Int 2 RSS271 words
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Advertisement143 1987-03-05 14 tiolden Phoenix* Sichuan Rmtainml The first Sichuan restaurant in Singapore, the Golden Phoenix has 17 years of experience in finest Sichuan cuisines and matched only by its gracious cordiality. Discover our specialities like the Smoked Duck, the Chilli Prawns, the Fish Tail and more. For exquisite entertaining, a magnificent' Mini143 words
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Advertisement327 1987-03-05 14 NOTICES IN THE MATTER OP THE COMPANIES ACT (CHAPTER 188) AND IN THE MATTER OF PONG LOONG PAWNSHOP (PTE) LTD (Incorporated in tlx Republic of Singapore) (In Liquidation) (Members' Voluntary Windlng-Up) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the creditors of the abovenamed Company which is being wound up voluntarily, are required327 words
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Advertisement350 1987-03-05 14 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 PURSUANT TO SECTION 2*X2Xb) AND IN THE MATTER OF COMTIL ENTERPRISES PTE LTD At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the above named Company duty convened and hekJ at 6001 Beach Road. #12-01 12-11 Golden Mile Tower, Singapore 0719 on Wednesday 4th350 words
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Article, Illustration4156 1987-03-05 15 INVESTORS and punters renewed their buying programmes on the Singapore stock exchange yesterday but interest continued to focus on selected loan stocks and second-liner Malaysian counters. However, local banking and property issues, recently hit by widespread profit-taking, recovered some ground. Dealers said the4,156 words
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Article271 1987-03-05 15 SINGAPORE Rises 1 ndicss Mar 3 Mar 4 C I Ufa 2160 50 IT Ccnpofc* 931.00 937.74 N S T 750 40 •Ttedklo. *****639 *****514 Hdorol t W 330 33 •T Ot/OS 153 199 1 C S 995 30 •T CAD* -62M -6203 ms 492 26 •TOtV271 words
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Article3934 1987-03-05 15 810 and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "SETT".3,934 words
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Article, Illustration826 1987-03-05 16 ELAINE KOH - Volume traded hits record levels THE MONTH THUWAS By ELAINE KOH FEBRUARY was an axciting month for the Singapore stock market. Trading was hectic and for the first time in three years, the widely-watched Straits Times Industrial Index pierced through the psychological 1,000 level. This826 words
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477 1987-03-05 16 RENEWED BUYING interest on the Kuala Lumpur stock market lifted shares prices higher Across the board in active trading yesterday. Third-liners stole the limelight. For instance, Imatex added seven cents to 64 cents, Paper Products five cents to 52 cents, UMW477 words
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Article117 1987-03-05 16 HONGKONG Hongkong Index Wednesday 1ft49 68 Tuesday *****9 Week ogo 1837 54 Hang S«ng Index Wednesday *****3 Tuesday *****5* Week ogo 2873 58 All Industrials Wednesday ***** Tuesday 2582.4 Week ago 2532 3 NEW YORK Dow Jones Tuesday 2226.52 Monday 2220 47 Week ogo 2223 28 TOKYO Nikkei117 words
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Article2928 1987-03-05 16 BID and otter prices officially listed and hmlw in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lots at 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Aemo *****1 AJbwmMo (3305) a 330 (II 336 Alox2,928 words
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Article247 1987-03-05 16 Managers' prices for Mar 5 Singapore Unit Trust Th* Comm*rc* 105 Th* Saving) Fund 090 1 S'por* frog Fund 041 S'por* S*c Fund 0 49 S'por* Invest Fund 078 S'por* Equity Fund 050 Asia Unit Trust Mol Invest Fund 1 34 Mol frog Fund 034 Mol Security Fund247 words
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Article158 1987-03-05 16 KUALA LUMPUR KEPONG Bertiad: 14th AGM at Witma Taiko, 1, Jaian S P Seenivasagam, ***** Ipoh, Perak. Malaysia, today at 12.30pm. CHEMICAL COMPANY of MALAYSIA Berhad: EGM at the Kedah Room, Basement 2, Shangri-La Hotel, 11 Jalan Sultan Ismail, ***** Kuala Lumpur, on Tuesday, Mar 17, at 9.30am158 words
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Article282 1987-03-05 16 Bernama ES MBf HOLDINGS BHD is Mlling it» 43 per cent stake in Dow-MBf Ltd in Hongkong, thus ending a four-year-old partnership with the Dow Banking group. MBf said this followed the taking over of the Dow Banking group by the Royal Trust CoBernama ES - 282 words
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Article392 1987-03-05 16 Corrol fa 1Mb Mi Total tar Total tar paymn* fato ctaw pqwM* tao yaor tart yoar A ft N 13%%l Aug 19 NYA NYA '3 27% Ayoc IMluwi Tin 7%l Mor 13 Mor 25 Apr 8 7% 80% ft A T 25% Apr 3 Apr 10 May 5392 words
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Article667 1987-03-05 16 LAST FULL YEAR Cowpmiji Period Dew Veer Net EPS Grie Nit ■niiimoirf ■idbiy (cental <#» prefh la* year ($•0001 Fed Cables Interim Jun 87 6.1751(9 S J Amol Interim Dec 19 Mar 86 7.3 527 Moloyowoto Interim Dec II Mar 87 30.4931 K L Industries Finol Jon 29667 words
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Article, Illustration727 1987-03-05 17 mms mm.*** HOCK LOCK SIEW IT WAS A DREAM that was to become a long nightmare. When Jack Chia first publicly unveiled his ambitious plan in March 1982 to turn South Yarra, a plush Melbourne suburb, into a "gold mine", heHOCK LOCK SIEW - 727 words
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Article, Illustration371 1987-03-05 17 GUINNESS PLC is in the news again this time not so much about its share dealings scandal but more the fact that it is now a potential takeover target. Guinness shares have reacted upwards on the London Stock Exchange on persistent rumours that a takeover371 words
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Article807 1987-03-05 17 EQUITIES yesterday continued the previous day's revival with increased momentum helped by a sharp rise in the crude oil price and sterling's gains, dealers said. The FT 30 Index opened at 1625.1, after closing at a record 1613.5 the day before. The FTSE 100 Index closed trading on807 words
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Article, Illustration566 1987-03-05 17 FLORENCE CHONG - By FLORENCE CHONG JACK CHIA AUSTRALIA'S lead financier Australian Guarantee Corporation has bought out the group s interest in the ambitious Asl billion South Yarra development in Melbourne. AGC, Australia's largest finance company, announced through the Sydney Stock Exchange yesterday that566 words
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282 1987-03-05 17 ASHTON MINING Corporation, the listed Australian associate of mining group Malaysia Mining Corporation Bhd (MMC), has posted sharply higher profits because of the success of its large Argyle diamond mine. MMC itself has not released its results for the year to endJanuary282 words
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473 1987-03-05 17 AMY CHEOK - By AMY CHEOK UNITED INDUSTRIAL Corporation Ltd is making a conditional cash offer costing a total of As6l million to acquire the shares which it does not already own in Jason Mining Ltd, a publicly listed company in Australia. The UIC group, which473 words
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Advertisement435 1987-03-05 17 BERJAYA CORPORATION (MALAYSIA) BERHAD Berjaya Corporation (Malaysia) Berhad fBCB) was incorporated in Malaysia on Ist March 1968 as Berjaya Kawat Sdn. Bhd. In 1969, BCB became a public company and obtained in July 1970 official listing and quotation on The Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange and the Stock Exchange of Singapore435 words
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613 1987-03-05 18 Revolving pool of foreign workers to be maintained beyond 1992 EMPLOYERS will have to pay a levy for every foreign worker hired from April 1. instead of having to contribute to the Central Provident Fund (CPF). The levy would be $140613 words
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Article470 1987-03-05 18 THE GOVERNMENT is to develop the economy in four main areas to achieve the long-term goal of 4 to 6 per cent economic growth a year. Finance Minister Dr Richard Hu, delivering his second Budget statement yesterday, listed them as upgrading of local businesses and promotion470 words
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667 1987-03-05 18 ZHOU MEI, SOH TIANG KENG, LOH HUI YIN, HOMER CHEN, LUCY NG - Reports by ZHOU MEI, SOH TIANG KENG, LOH HUI YIN, HOMER CHEN, LUCY NG OTHER THAN the financial community which sees the tax concessions granted them as significant in fostering the growth of the capital and futures markets of Singapore, initial reactions to the Budget667 words
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446 1987-03-05 18 TONG SUIT CHEE - By TONG SUIT CHEE ELEVEN YEARS after opening its first store in Singapore, Japanese bookseller Shizuoka Yajimaya has closed all its local outlets and appointed Coopers and Lybrand provisional liquidators. The Yajimaya Wisma store, which opened last year at the Wisma Atria shopping centre,446 words
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127 1987-03-05 18 THE Commercial Affairs Department (CAD) wants Peter Tham, former Pan-Electric Industries director, to give his consent authorising the release of documents from banks here and overseas. An application was made to a district court yesterday to direct Tham, now serving an eight-year sentence127 words
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155 1987-03-05 18 Reuter SEVEN hundred Burmese troops entered Thailand in a mounting campaign to crush ethnic rebels in the lawless golden triangle opium-growing area, Thai military officials said yesterday. The Burmese troops chased Karen guerillas into East Thailand yesterday after the Thai Army launched a separateReuter - 155 words
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Article, Illustration294 1987-03-05 18 AP FORMER White House spokesman Larry Speakes acknowledged yesterday that he and President Ronald Reagan misled the American people last November on the subject of US arms sales to Iran. He blamed three former administration aides for providing incorrect information. MrAP - 294 words
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Article86 1987-03-05 18 Reuter COMEX GOLD FUTURES held unchanged in subdued business yesterday morning after the overnight markets were unable to add to Tuesday's closing rally in New York. Gold for delivery in April was unchanged at U*****.10 an ounce, with the trading range narrow at U*****.80 to U*****.50.Reuter - 86 words
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Article70 1987-03-05 18 Reuter A STRONG GAIN by GM following Tuesday's announcement of a major stock buyback and continued strength in oil issues provided for a somewhat lopsided gain in Wall Street yesterday. Blue chips posted a strong advance but the broader market demonstrated less enthusiasm. The Dow Jones IndustrialReuter - 70 words
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Article52 1987-03-05 18 AP US ARMS CONTROL negotiators formally presented a draft treaty yesterday at the Geneva arms talks on eliminating medium-range missiles in Europe. The US team on medium-range missiles presented the document to their Soviet counterparts at a meeting at the US mission, spokesman Terry ShroederAP - 52 words
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Article37 1987-03-05 18 DANGER of a devastating explosion in the English Channel was ruled out yesterday after a salvage crew boarded a "floating bomb" Danish ship, the Horn&strand. which had been adrift for over 24 hours.37 words
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Article42 1987-03-05 18 AFP VIETNAM'S external debts had increased to US$B.l billion at the end of 1965 from US$6.7 billion at the end of 1964, according to an International Monetary Fund report quoted by Jiji Press in Tokyo yesterday. AFPAFP - 42 words
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Article37 1987-03-05 18 AP THE PHILIPPINE government formally protested against a decision yesterday by Japanese authorities discouraging tours in Manila in the wake of the kidnapping of businessman Nobuyuki Wakaoji, the Philippines News Agency said. APAP - 37 words
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Article39 1987-03-05 18 Reuter IRANIAN Oil Minister Gholamreza Aqazadeh said yesterday that Opec members were producing below their self-imposed ceiling of 15.8 million barrels of oil per day and he was optimistic that oil prices would rise. ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Article29 1987-03-05 18 Reuter COFFEE PRICES tumbled again yesterday. Robusta coffee beans for May delivery were near their lowest since 1982, at around £1,290 a tonne. ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Advertisement182 1987-03-05 18 ARTHUR ANDERSEN ASSOCIATES, PTE THE SINGAPORE BUDGET 1987 Implications Incentives Opportunities Find out what the Singapore Budget 1987 really means for you and your business from our experts. Experienced tax consultants will discuss how you can take advantage of the recent tax developments in Singapore and the proposed changes in182 words
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Miscellaneous40 1987-03-05 18 Report lor 2S hours prior to 7.90pm on March 4 at Iho airport Maximum tomporahiro 90 J o—ill Islsil humidity 72 Minimum tomporahiro 29.5 Associotsd humidity 100 Hours oI sunshino 4.00 RainfaH In mililmotros 90.8 Rainy days this month 140 words
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Article527 1987-03-05 19 VONNIE BISHOP - HK group transfers management of 8 ships to Pacific Carriers By VONNIE BISHOP PROMPT SHIPPING Corporation Ltd. the Hongkong-based Shipping subsidiary of Multipurpose Holdings, is moving its operations to Singapore as part of a company rationalisation which sources say will also enable it to take527 words
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298 1987-03-05 19 CLOSE to 180 people are expected to meet next month to discuss how Singapore can be made into the No 1 bunkering port in the world in terms of tonnage. service and quality. The two-day seminar, on April 20 and298 words
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188 1987-03-05 19 Bernama THE TEBRAU UMNO division has drawn up three strategies as part ot efforts to help solve the problem of retrenchment of 342 Malaysia Shipyard and Engineering (MSE) workers in Pasir Gudang recently. Division chief Haji Ali Hassan said the strategiesBernama - 188 words
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Article111 1987-03-05 19 LARGE QUANTITIES of US-made arms were shipped from Israel to Iran on board Danish ships for a period of more than a year, Danish shipping union officials told a US government investigator. Danish seamen's union president Preben Moeller Hansen and vice president Henrik Berlau met111 words
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Article84 1987-03-05 19 UPI JAPAN'S maritime self-defence force has acquired a new submarine from a Japanese builder to boost its submarine fleet to 15. The 2,250 displacement ton submarine, Takeshio, was built by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. At its shipyard in Kobe, 500 km west of Tokyo. Powered byUPI - 84 words
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Article1057 1987-03-05 20 THE BULK of chartering was again confined to the time-charter sector of the freight market on Tuesday, with yet another vessel believed to have been chartered from the Continent to lift South American grain for the USSR at U555,250 daily, ship brokers said. Other fixing from the Continent1,057 words
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1475 1987-03-05 20 US authorities take on more active roles Faced with fewer steamship lines carrying bigger volumes, US port authorities are becoming more aggressive in marketing themselves to carriers and traders to ensure their continual survival. This article traces how changes in the cargo flow are affectingNYT - 1,475 words
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Article715 1987-03-05 20 AB Shpg V 5 Accord Shpg VI 3 Africa Ocean IX 4 Alltrans VII 3 Anro Service IV 2/3 ANl 1 1/2 APC line V 4 API III 2/3 ASCI III 1 Bait-Canada Line VII 4/5 Bait-Orient Line VII 4/5 Bank Line V 5 BBS II 4/5715 words
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371 1987-03-05 20 Lloyd's Maritime Asia IN A SEA RAID reminiscent of the days of Drake, three intrepid officials of the Madras Customs have seized contraband worth R55.6 million from a cargo vessel off Madras harbour. The Intercity 1 was sighted on the high seas waitingLloyd's Maritime Asia - 371 words
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Article177 1987-03-05 21 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" Line Korean Shipping Corporation Neptune Orient Lines Orient Overseas Container Line Cho Yang Shipping ANRO (STRAITS/ AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line Australia/Straits Container Line177 words
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165 1987-03-05 21 Reuter TALKS AIMED at ending six weeks of strikes in the general cargo sector of Rotterdam's port collapsed on Tuesday when the union, FNV, walked out, employers organisation chairman Jacques Schoufour said. "We have done all we could to achieve a compromiseReuter - 165 words
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437 1987-03-05 21 Lloyd's List A RADICAL restructuring and rationalisation programme by Europe's biggest offshore support vessel operator has left just six of its 79 VTG-OSA ships under the West German flag and has positioned the company for improved 1907 results. The supply boat ownerLloyd's List - 437 words
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139 1987-03-05 21 MR WILLIAM BRU former chairman and chief executive of United States Lines has joined Crowley Maritime as head of the new Atlantic division. As senior vice president and general manager, Mr Bru will have direct responsibility for the Crowley South America service. Mr139 words
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126 1987-03-05 21 Bernama THE MALAYSIA-SOUTH Korea maritime transport agreement is expected to be concluded in the talks to be held in Kuala Lumpur on March 16 and 17. The Malaysian transport ministry's maritime division undersecretary Mohd Zakri Bin Abdul Rashid said that the twoBernama - 126 words
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330 1987-03-05 21 Reuter FRENCH and British warships gathered round a drifting freighter carrying a cargo of high explosives after its crew abandoned ship in mid-Chan-nel following a fire on Wednesday, British Coast Guards said. The 1,000-tonne Oanish coaster Horn—trend and its 400-tonne cargoReuter - 330 words
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Article185 1987-03-05 21 March 5-6 The market for underwater construction, Society of Underwater Technology seminar, London. March 8-13 Investment strategies in shipping, Cambridge Academy of Transport residential course, University Arms Hotel, Cambridge. March 10 Weather intelligence in relation to marine insurance, Insurance Institute of London marine discussion group, 49 Leadenhall St,185 words
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76 1987-03-05 21 NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA has ordered three hundred containers from Chinese factories in Shanghai and Guangzhou. The order involve hundred 20-ft dry boxes from Shanghai Shipyard Container Factory, and two hundred 40-ft dry boxes from China National Machin- ery and Equipment Import Export76 words
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Article182 1987-03-05 21 ALL SURVEYS are conducted on Feb 24 Argentina Buenos Aires 25 vessels operating. Australia Brisbane Normal operation; Melbourne Normal operation; Sydney Normal operation. Bangladesh Chalna 10 vessels operating; Chittagong 15 vessels operating. Brazil Santos Waiting time of up to 2 weeks. Chile Valparaiso Normal operation. China Dalian and182 words
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5657 1987-03-05 26 aaaßtaatLß 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 of5,657 words
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Article1794 1987-03-05 27 Who acts for whom The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents A —B A Top Enterpriace PM LM Sam. (S). AB Shipping Bouateed Shpg Afee Lin. African Shpg Ag.nct*. (S) Ahrenkiei Liner Kim Shpg (3) Attract C Toepfer Ocaanua Shipping Aganciaa (S) Multtport Sdn Bhd (PK)1,794 words
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Article126 1987-03-05 28 Area/Port Viscosity CST at 50C Density G/ML at 15C Water Volume 0/0 Africa/Red Sea Jeddah Durban Arabian Gulf 133/181 50/157 0.945/0.957 0.974/0.992 0.0/2.5 0.0/0.5 Ras Tanura Bahrain Europe 136/245 181/194 0.946/0.968 0.969/0.978 0.1/0.2 0.1/0.2 Rotterdam Hamburg Le Havre Genoa Far Eaat 38/489 35/402 25/360 31/329 0.963/1.009126 words
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Article1171 1987-03-05 28 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES VmnI Bartti Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Alfesani <19 alongside 0803/1000 CS Ocean <34 alongside 05.03/2300 Dance <36 alongside 06.03/1700 Equator <22 alongside 05.03/0100 Golden Odyssey <35 alongside 05.03/1500 <oheng <33 alongside 07.03/2300 Koto Angkasa K16 alongside 05.03/0600 Ohrmazd <32 alongside 07.03/0600 Oing Yun <151,171 words
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Advertisement657 1987-03-05 19 Mammoth Hunters Jtan M. Auel iZJ CORONET BOOKS table at ail Good Bookshops r? o NORTH AMERICA ATLANTIC EXPRESS (ROUND THE WORLD ROUTING) sss m 3E irn s ii"".!. urn EXPORT EXPORT sraxAsiMa ACt CONCORO C.R. PARIS L EUROPE E XPRESS SERVICE run UNwnrta Fun* H*Wf rkMßtatai mt kifm n/i657 words
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Advertisement68 1987-03-05 19 THE PORT OF Los Angeles is building a terminal for the huge Mitsui OSK Lines container ships. Page II A RADICAL restructuring and rationalisation programme by Europe's biggest offshore support vessel operator has left just six of its 79 VTGOSA ships under the West German flag. Page 111 Index to68 words
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Advertisement432 1987-03-05 19 m gMU m An SHE HAD AflUTlAnUr POWER. SHE •vjr.u, B: iM.tLr X?* A IVjM NEEDED LOVE. SHE WANTED REVENGE. Emma Marie is A WOMAN OP SUBSTANCE But what is the price she has paid? Available at all good bookshops Hm MAERSK LINE FAST TRANSIT SINGAPORE-DAR ES SALAAM 18 DAYS432 words
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Advertisement330 1987-03-05 20 OUTBOUND TO NORTH CONTINENT COMPAGNIE MARITIME D AFFRETEMENT REGULAR CONTAINER SERVICE FAR EAST TO MEDITERRANEAN ANO EUROPE ALSO ARABIAN 6ULF AND INDIAN SUB CONTINENT anE] an an <0 *3 Villi DC BARS VNIE DC VOWS Villi DE JUPITER A so accepting ca'gc to all U K destinUons Scandiajvun s Copenhagen330 words
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Advertisement381 1987-03-05 20 muwAHLMD. TUbSilSmi EUROPE/FAR EAST CONVENTIONAL SERVICE Frt Booking contact Miss Qsn VSL 91. 0» LOO. DATES PT. KLANG S PORE LDQ. FOR SIT A Q.ISC inMil NwaM| Hw>wi» SaM B/3 250 »ii#i> Rii>ili«| *nliw| FINOU Ij—Mw Ww f CardM! SaM 26/3 10 #ms Itiililiiin ■ARC OOfttCO Fm far hr /Mi381 words
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Advertisement613 1987-03-05 21 The Straits Steamship Group Mansfield Container Shipping PteLtd J 4T Abo Accepting Cargo For: Mq CapMkagM, tart hntajnershp SERVICE FROIUK/CONTMEIIT: HTmri Stan* rtm UHi S*M PJUmi fp H*Kam Km MM MM MM MM MM Vp mp UP 140 ap ap vp t P. Want 1 NnMf via mhl Australia Straits613 words
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Advertisement741 1987-03-05 21 Franco Belgian Services t .> n, f .al\. jH>4I I th in r ,w, (MEMBER OF ACE CONSORHUM) P*m>H rmmurn TJMmOHD RRIOgH NrtQßg) aßv MBv 2S Bv llv a Iter Ha gyf aMr (ijM aMr afc 1 Apr 4 Apr SApr 7 A cojawo UMrftlßv) (Apr 7 Apr I Apr741 words
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Advertisement323 1987-03-05 22 CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE TO UK,■'CONTINENT CONV SEMI CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE CONV SEMI CONTAINER SERVICE TO MED EUROPE CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE FROM UK CONTINENT Tatty* Bay K/tano Maru Larpby SM SM SM SM SM SM SW SM SM SU SM SM SM SM SM SM SM SM SM SM Agents Singapore *****66323 words
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Advertisement631 1987-03-05 22 JCSline inn ut*riM t""" T m FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ A Mfmbff ot lhf Cf Conw SEVEN SEAS MIDGE SM ACE CONCMOM C.R. PARIS Mr KOREAN JACEJIN 3M S'poro P Koianf LoMavro R'dam fttow H'buff AM—n U/3 9/3) 30/3 31/3 1/4 4/4 7/4 11/3 (16/3) 6/4 7/4631 words
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Advertisement297 1987-03-05 22 INTERCONTINENTAL TIMBER CARRIERS BULK TIMBER/PLYWOOD PARCEL SERVICE •FAYROUZ 2 (TC 003 19 SINGAPORE CALICO SHIPPING PTE LTD Tat: mam n« *s ssiu cauco fa* otsm PORT KELANG PERKAPALAN UTAMA SON BHD Tel: Ttnityt KOTA KINABALU KESAWAN SHIPPING SON BHO Tel: ma (I Imm) Fa*: *****7 TG. HANI RASA NUHIBBAH SON297 words
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Advertisement1037 1987-03-05 22 EVERGREEN Full Container Service Round-The-World East Bound (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) EVER LAUREL 1 EVER GATHER 11 EVER GUIDE 25 EVER UVINC 1 EVER LEVEL I EVER GLORY U EVER UNKING 2 ALSO ACCEPTING CARGO TO 0 ATLANTA. CHICAGO. DETROIT. ROSTON PHILADELPHIA. I UMBUS I OTHER MAJOR I nx m mi un w1,037 words
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Advertisement478 1987-03-05 23 v PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street, 03-00 Singapore 0106 Tel: *****33 E38E38 I FAR EAST CONTAINER SERVICE TV SIN HKO KAO TCM FT t/1 1M 14/3 M an 21SS OMIT M OCT 1/4 nn 31/J 2/4 14/4 11/4 ISM It/4 "TCM TAICHUNQ 'MUM MUHOMAM (HOKKAJOO) KTC HIT478 words
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Advertisement269 1987-03-05 23 m THONG SOON *-'09-00, Robina House, S pore 0106 Tel: *****88 Telex: RS ***** BOOKING: *****88 (DIRECT LINE) SINGAPORE TO PENANG KIM SOON U SINGAPORE TO SARAWAK 5 Mar 12 Mir 9 Mar ATOR 111 SINGAPORE TO SABAH PORT BUILDER 111 BUILDER 111 EQUATOR IV EQUATOR IV SINGAPORE TO BRUNEI269 words
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Advertisement529 1987-03-05 23 BENLINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE FROM UK/CONTINENT {mlaiig s*pobe|fqb i ALL VESSELS ACCEPT TRANSHPMENT CARGO TO/FROM PENAN6 AND EAST MALAYSIAN PORTS (KjJEBSEN LINE k V NEW ZEALAND Ezr i SINIjhPORF PGR I KIANG K lUMPU# Pf NANG BE N I INF BFNDFRS BFNOFRA BFNOfRA If529 words
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Advertisement672 1987-03-05 23 DJASAGETRI A Joint Europe Service Of: P.T. DJAKARTA LLOYD P.T. 6ESURI LLOYD P.T. SAMUDERA INDONESIA P.T. TRIKORA LLOYD EXPRESS SEMI CONTAINERSHIP SERVICES ■■iT.RV 1.1 *1113 ANTWERP SPORE BILBAO BREMEN A'DAM/R'DAM H'BURG KUTAI/IIWB 11-14/3 7/4 11/4 CAN DA BNAKTI/17WB 11-9/3 11/4—2*4 24/4 S. PANJANC/19M 25-27/3 21/4 23/4 2M 2»/4 SRIWIJAYA/19WB S-tN672 words
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Advertisement275 1987-03-05 23 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES m PAGAN VUM HTONEYWA V222W M AN VUM PAGAN VIIIW BURMA FIVE STAR (Burmese National Line) Loading for Rangoon pore P.KtUng Parang Bangkok «Mar n Mar wuhv S'pore Wi Mar t/7Mar Ml Iter 1(01 Mar 25/27 Mar BANK LINE FORTH BANK VIM 17/3 TAMAITAI SAMOA VAN 13/3275 words
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Advertisement1131 1987-03-05 24 IV LINE —KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD.— EGMBM/PHM/CHIi FEEDER VSL MOTHER VSI SPORE PKIG PNC SPORE KOBE GUAYAQUIL CAILAO ARICA IQUIQUE AFAGASTA S.ANTONIO VALPARAISO MARIA VIS TBN VSL 4 Mar S Mir i Mar I Mar 27 Mar 7 May U May IS May FEEDER VSI HARM VIS FEEDER VSL ■ARM1,131 words
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Advertisement677 1987-03-05 24 J a AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE AwpMwg FCLffCL Contain«rs INDIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE S.OA. PRADCSH V.BH V. AWT AM V.4M IMr M*M ONARATtNDU V2?M II Mr ESTECUPPU V.12 1( Mr Uk, BvZflHlMfr tlifrTfcH S.O. MMfW VJIN II Mr lontey RAMOAT VJ7N II Mr CMaM/MaMy/CacMn ARUN. MAXIM VSN 23 Mr Botay677 words
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Advertisement679 1987-03-05 24 GOLDEN LINE (QQi GUAN GIMN SWUNG (PTE) LID 2J. Tdak h* Mrt* sacvoK oiM m smjmi (N umes) STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: s-por. Mate* p*»« GOLDEN WON DC* Cotombo/KaradM/Ouliai/Oamman 14/15 Mar GOLDEN KM Cotanbo/KaradM/Dubat/Oofca 2MO Mar m CHINA OCEAN SHIPPING CO.. PEKING IB* THE PEOPLE S REPUBLIC OF CHINA I mkc679 words
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Advertisement403 1987-03-05 24 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD. 15 Mo# Chiang Roa< cO7 02 03 Sanlord Butldmg Singapore 0208 Tel *****11 (10 Lineti Bulk Orient Line I BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK PHill I RON SHIPPING AMNCItS PT[ lIP PHI 11 OR If NI I IN[s PIE IJO HMD OHICf h ROBINSON POA! AffH) ASIA MfltlMNf,403 words
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Advertisement806 1987-03-05 25 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD NEPTUNE AGENCIES PTE LTO. Fl EU/AUST TPA/KA Tel No Off** Terminal CFS BOOKINGS 278*77 "«753 27*5742 VmV *****22 *****53 *7BJM£ OP DIRECT LINES 2790U9 *****16 *****11 NEPLINE SON. BHD. *****87 NEPLINE SON. BHD. *****J3 NEPLINE SDN. BHD. UOS3!AI7W*27UI*27*2 NEPLINE SON. BHD. *****0/*****1 TTT73T TT IF rrr806 words
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Advertisement432 1987-03-05 25 DOt AM HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO P KELANG. PENANG, BUSAN. INCHON No I Donam/702ft No Dof«m;7tCN No DonaMTCaw No I Donam/TUJN No 7 Donam/703N No 9 Donam/703N SPtmi «u NI mPHWi us rn iid IH .'/BS9// ?/*S4i4 (Rookmfs .V.'/">10 .Vl.'l)?,' (Oprulioml i Irinnuh .VO.'ISd ??0?S04432 words
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Advertisement603 1987-03-05 25 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUILDING 55. Market Street Singapore 0104 Tel: *****33 (15 Lines) Terminal Office: *****41/2 Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** P KELANC PENANG M/S HANDLING SYSTEM CO SON. WD. MESSRS HAI THONG SNIPPING 127 Penang Strwf. Penjng.603 words
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Advertisement73 1987-03-05 25 ;Vf/;j.s7///v Vl Livfz JAPAM HONCKGNC STRAirt Hongkong Singapore P.Klang Penang GISO MARU NO. I V.3OA Sailed ORIENTAL RUNNER V.IIA 3/3 «/3 General survey for MV. Giso Karu No. I V.3OA will be held on the 6th Itor at Gdn K. 20 fron 0900-1200 hrs. There will be no further survey73 words
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Advertisement258 1987-03-05 26 SINGAPORE SHIPPING CORPN.(PTE) LTD. TEL: 225 6868 (30 LINES) TELEX: RS ***** A/B SSCMA, RS ***** A/B SSCAD VEB DEUTF RACHT'SEEREEDERE I ROSTOCK FORTNIGHTLY FULL CONTAINER SERVICE s ■i >n L JL__l i: v f r'Mr'i -VIA LARNACA: Accepting cargo for Piraeus, Thessaloniki, Izmir, Istanbul, Mersin, Lattakia, Limassol, Beirut Alexandria,258 words
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Miscellaneous167 1987-03-05 26 Regional Weather f£ f k -n m s> k»» HI SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. LEGEND R Thunderstorm Temperature c XX A Weather Wind direction with speed in knots ,n Wave height Cloudy Sky Surface winds ore indicated by orrows which fly with the wind167 words
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Advertisement238 1987-03-05 27 mi mmJW* Wl, CALL US AT: K. LUMPUR P. KELANG PENANG J. BAHRU P. GUDANG SINGAPORE *****88/*****56/*****48/*****93 *****53 04-*****2/4, *****3 07-*****8, *****8, *****5 07-*****1, *****3, *****5, *****0 02-*****22 WEEKLY FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE FEEDER rrr* •T'-M ,:.im.;.viw!m w.m MTHR VSI 8 SUftlA rm B BUTANG 321 B. BUTANG238 words
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Advertisement603 1987-03-05 27 rial >un Hup Co [rte) Ltd If I ??0490f> l? 0 I inpsi TIX HS .V0»>1 MS .'0i,7~2 t I \S| I K\ \K I I\ I K ill) Losing at appraprialad Bartti P4-PS NOTE: ALSO CALLING OTHER JAPANESE PORTS, HONGKONG. TAIWAN A CHINESE PORTS. SUBJECT INDUCEMENT IMLintermaritime SOUTHERN AFRICA603 words
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Advertisement121 1987-03-05 28 FARGO SHIPPING COMPANY(PTE)LTD. regular express full container AND LCL <^ PV/ ICE INBOUND AGENT FOR ABC CONTAINER UNE ETA SINGAPORE DESTINATION BUNGA KDBUNING II 1-7/3 RAT ANA BNUM 112* 9/3 BUNGA BUT AUG 10/3 1/3, IS/3, 11/3, 2Q/3 1/3, 12/3, 19/3, 21/3, 2/4 1/3, 13/3, a/3, 27/3, 3/4 V 3,121 words
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Advertisement427 1987-03-05 28 ACCEPTMQ CAftOO (LCL A FCL) FOR: DAKAR, FROTOMM, MONROVIA, ABIDJAN, TEMA, LOME, Smftpof flfnils HAhKi SIMf HARRY SMPPINI, fit III) Ip| iMUXX SiS.'.i.'f, ml* vmm ftl lib. 20-09, Toog Eng Bid* 101 Cadi St. S'pora 0106. Tab *****12/*****13/*****36 Tata*.- RS ***** WEEKLY/REGULAR SERVICE TO EAST MALAYSIA Sutra lnPt/5 Mar Kuchin|/S*u/Sarifc«427 words
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Advertisement158 1987-03-05 28 i INTEROCEAN UNE TEL: *****34, *****94 TLX NO. RAA ***** ACCEPTING CARGOES FOR THE FOLLOWING PORTS LUJFCL \LOADING FOR AUSTRALIA SYD. MELB. ADE. BRIS, FREM. UK/EUROPE LE HVE, HBG. BREMEN, R'DAM, GENOA. ANTWERP, UK PORTS SCANDINAVIA USA WEST EAST COAST, GULF INLAND TORTS CANADA VANCOUVER. TORONTO MONTREAL I- ''l !f^158 words
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