The Business Times, 7 March 1987

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  • 13 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 112/12/86 Weekend Edition, March 7-8, 1967 75 CENTS
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  • 187 1 Overseas markets Friday HK Hang Song Index 2798.64 0.20) Tokyo NMdcei Aweroge *****.85 (-70.18) Sydney AJI-Ordinarles 1646.6 10.1) Thursday New York (Dow Jones) (+18.93) London (FT 30 Index) 1602.0 (-10.4) 1591.0 (noon, Friday Exchange raise THE Singapore dollar closed unchanged at $2.1400/10 against the US dollar in
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  • 377 1 Reuter PRESIDENT RONAI*D REAGAN, buoyed by encouraging public opinion polls and hopes of a superpower arms accord, was scheduled to meet his top arms control negotiators yesterday. Mr Reagan has seized on the sudden arms control breakthrough to spearhead his drive tor a
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  • 552 1  -  No pay leave, part-time employment and unrecorded paid leave By FOO CHOY PENG Chief Reporter MORE FLEXIBLE working schedules for married female employees were announced by the Civil Service yeeterday in its bid to lead the way in encouraging working mothers to
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  • 486 1  -  By AMY CHEOK AFTER TWO YEARS in the red. leading shiprepair group Sembawang Shipyard Ltd is back in the black, thanks to the strong recovery in the marine sector. For the financial year ended December 1966, the group chalked up a pre-tax profit
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  • 71 1 THERE IS MONEY to b« made in Bombay. Tha magalopolis of aight million people is bursting at the seams and signs of newfound prosperity are evident to the visitor. The annual Indian Derby draws over a million people, rents have reached the ceiling and are
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  • 204 1 THE SINGAPORE stock market failed to see follow-through buying support yesterday after Thursday's historic high as measured by the Straits Times Industrial Index. Interest was again focused on second-liner Malaysian issues. Trading was an active 57.33 million units, comparable with Thursday's 58.68 million shares as
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • 232 1 Nikon THE WORLD'S FINEST PHOTOGRAPHIC -SVSFEM- INSIDE OUR VIEW JUST WHEN THE ENGLISH TRIBES of soccer violence seemed to have sobered up, their brethren on the Continent picked up the gauntlet. From Ascoli to Rome, from Amsterdam to Munich, violence flared again last week. If the soccer arena resembles a
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    • 230 1 ikon THE WORLD'S FINEST PHOTOGRAPHIC SYSTEM who croaked at the Raffles? Page 9 Climbing the business Everest Page 9 Take a leaf or two on cleaning vegetables Page 10 Maserati an inside job Page 10 TV programmes for today and tomorrow Page 10 Second servings of mystery and romance Page
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  • HOME NEWS
    • 532 2  -  By LEE HAN SHIH CONTRACTORS specialising in roadworks can look forward to some $307 million in payment from the Public Works Department in the coming financial year. That's the amount the PWD has budgeted for but if the current year's expenditure is
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    • 320 2 THE FUTURE of the Public Works Department lies in becoming the central authority for all government properties, the directorgeneral of the PWD says. The department has built up a good track record in designing and constructing public buildings, roads, bridges and expressways. The
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    • 341 2  -  By MARTIN SOONG THE TAKEOVER of British battery maker Alcad by French rival SAFT this week will mean increased cooperation and technology sharing between the two companies' local outposts, SAFT Singapore and Chloride Batteries Southeast Asia. By acquiring the $55 million British company, the SAFT
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    • 271 2 THE Board of Commissioners of Currency, Singapore, will be issuing a new $50 note from Monday. It is the fourth in the new generation of currency notes. This new series has "ships" and "achievements of Singapore" as the design themes. Four billion dollars ($4,000,000,000) worth
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    • 120 2 THE JAPAN External Trade Organisation (Jetro) will be sending three trade missions to Singapore to promote Singapore fashion in the Japanese market. The 50 participants consisting of apparel purchasers from leading department stores and trading houses will be here between April 8 and 12.
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    • 161 2 A TWO-DAY SEMINAR on office health and productivity is currently being held at the Regional English Language Centre (RELC) to promote greater awareness among executives of the effects of office environment on the state of their health. It is organised by the National Safety
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    • 73 2 GRASSROOTS organisations. professional groups and members of the public will be gathering today at a public forum on excellence in education. The forum, organised by the feedback unit of the Community Development Ministry, should be attended by some 70 people at the York Hotel. The panel for
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    • 900 2 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES VmmI Berth Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Alfesoni K19 alongside 07.03/0700 Als Strength KX olongside 06.03/1800 Concord Hoyato K16 olongside 07.03/0600 Eostern Glory K28 alongside 07.03/11® Fortune Oipper K20 alongside 06.03/1500 Kota Pelangi K3I alongside 07.03/0600 lufeng K33 alongside 07.03/2300 Ned linge K18 alongside 07.03/1700
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    • 192 2 TIMES CONFERENCES, a leading conference organiser which is part of the Singapore Press Holdings group, is organising two major conferences next month. The first is the "Third annual conference on corporate tax planning for Singapore and Malaysia". which will be held
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • 538 2 PRIMA LIMITED (FLOUR MILLS) (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) COMPANY ANNOUNCEMENT The Board of Directors of Prima Limited are pleated to make the following announcementAUDITED RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER 1986. The Company The Group Increase/ Decrease Operating Profit <2(dK>) above) as a percentage of 37.4S 191%
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  • OVERSEAS
    • 475 3 Reuter A REDUCTION of the US federal budget deficit will be needed to help eliminate the nation's huge trade deficit, US Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter said. Speaking to the New York Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Mr Yeutter said: "Capital and trade flows
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    • 166 3 AFP THE US has "strongly condemned" what it said were attacks on Pakistan by warplanes based in Afghanistan. "Within the last week," said US State Department spokeswoman Phyllis Oakley, "four separate bombing attacks have resulted in over 100 deaths and 250 wounded many of them
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    • 876 3 ARRIVALS Operator Sorvlc* local From number time MAS MH601 0005 KUL OA OA471 0015 ATH UA UA805 0100 SFO/HKG 9A SQ11 0125 LAX/NRT CAl C3333 0405 TPE SiA SQ41 0615 MAA SV SV398 0710 JED/RUH MAS MH681 0820 KUL CV CV796 0845 LUX/DX8 KAL KE624 0850 KUL
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    • 445 3 AP THE PHILIPPINE Defence Secretary said yesterday that the US considered the communist insurgency in the Philippines to be the major threat to stability in the country. But he ruled out using foreign troope to fight the rebels. Defence Secretary Rafael lleto
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    • 223 3 Reuter INDIA HAS BANNED the controversial export of frogs' legs which are shipped mainly to gourmet markets in Western Europe and North America. The government in a brief press note said the ban was being imposed as the most effective means of protecting India's
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    • 125 3 Reuter THE REAGAN Administration has issued a formal statement to Congress designed to free the remaining US$4O million in 1967 aid for the US-backed contra rebels in Nicaragua. The aid is the last instalment of US$lOO million voted by Congress for the contras, and is
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    • 206 3 AFP NATO HAS REJECTED a Sovietproposed agreement aimed at breaking the 13-year-long stalemate in the East-West negotiations on Mutual and Balanced Force Reductions (MBFR) in central Europe. Speaking in Vienna on Thursday for the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, the head of the West
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    • 512 3 AFP JAPAN HAS WELCOMED the breakthrough in US-Soviet disarmament talks on medium-range missiles as impetus to bring about an unprecedented visit to Tokyo by Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev and to thaw the chilly bilateral ties. But government leaders and commentators in Tokyo were
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    • 348 3 AP PREMIER Zhao Ziyang promised yesterday to create a lively, democratic and harmonious atmosphere in which intellectuals could contribute to the country, people and socialism. Meeting a group of scientists at the Communist Party Zhongnanhai headquarters, Mr Zhao also said the party will continue to
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    • 175 3 Reuter ECOLAIRE INC, a manufacturer of high-tech electricity generation equipment, will become the first US company to set up its Asisn headquarters in Beijing, the New China News Agency said. It quoted Ecolaire general manager Christopher Morton as forecasting that his firm
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    • 458 3 Reuter GOLDEN TRIANGLE warlord Khun Sa has apparently opened new heroin refineries in Laos, switched smuggling routes in Thailand and launched a trafficking channel through Vietnam, Thai narcotics officials said yesterday. The routes seem to have sprung up under increased pressure from
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    • 221 3 AP US SECRETARY of State George Shultz left South Korea yesterday after urging President Chun 000-Hwan to ease political restrictions and carry through his announced plan to step down early next year. Before departing for Tokyo at 0605 GMT aboard a special plane.
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    • 205 3 AP PRIME MINISTER Yasuhiro Nakasone has instructed a government advisory panel to draw up measures to protect Japanese living abroad because of the unsolved kidnapping case of a Japanese business executive in the Philippines, a Foreign Ministry official said yesterday. Kyoji
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
    • 340 4 Currency could go up by 10 or 15pc Reuter US COMMERCE Department Un-der-Secretary of Economic Affairs Robert Ortner said he believed the dollar at current levels was fairly priced against most European currencies. In a wide-ranging address sponsored by the Export-Import Bank, Ortner, the
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    • 378 4 Reuter BRITAIN appeared set for a new cash row with its European Community partners as evidence emerged that it could be much worse off as a result of new proposals to alter radically the way the EC is financed. Analysis by
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    • 228 4 THE ASSOCIATION of Banks in Singapore has welcomed the Government's continued efforts to further develop the financial services sector. Commenting on the Budget speech of the Finance Minister Dr Richard Hu, ABS chairman Mr Lee Hee Seng said: "On the whole,
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    • 323 4 Reuter VENEZUELA'S recent agreement with its creditor banks reprogrammes US$6 billion of its US$2l billion public sector foreign debt rescheduling and reduces repayments due between 1987 and 1992, Finance Minister Manuel Azpurua said. Mr Azpurua was commenting in a television interview on yesterday's agreement to lower
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    • 196 4 Reuter WORLD BANK president Barber Conable believes that Brazil will come up with a medium term economic plan and that the current debt moratorium is temporary. Speaking briefly to reporters following an address before the Export-Import Bank, Mr Conable said that the
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    • 329 4 Bernama ES THE COMMONWEALTH Development Corporation (CDC), the British government agency which aids commercial investment in Commonwealth countries, has broadened the scope of its investment in Malaysia by agreeing to finance small and medium scale industries. Announcing this yesterday. CDC's representative in
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    • 163 4 Reuter FEDERAL RESERVE Board vicechairman Manuel Johnson said some US banks have been too rigid in talks with lesser developed countries on debt refinancings and warned that a breakdown of the renegotiation process could be harmful. "There have been some difficulties in those negotiations
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    • 121 4 Reuter BRAZILIAN Finance Minister Dilson Funaro will extend hia international tour, flying to Japan for talka with government officials and representatives of banks to explain Brazil'a decision to halt payment of part of its US$lO9 billion foreign debt Finance Ministry sources said.
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
    • 1097 4 SINGAPORE: The US dollar yesterday closed narrowly mixed against most major currencies after moving within a narrow range in thin pre-weekend trading. Dealers said that the dollar firmed slightly at the outset on light Asian short covering and speculative buying but weakened marginally in late trading on some
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    • 209 4 Interbank rates at 3pm yesterday: BH CWer croee perfty Local dotlara to < an* unit of foreign currency: US doftar 2.1405 2.1415 2.8196 -24.08 S«ortfc>g pound 3.3798 3.3835 7.3469 -54.00 AmtraDan dollar 1.4501 1.4530 M3M -577} NZ dollar 1.1922 1.1949 3.4286 -65.23 Canodlan dollar 1.6045 1.6065 3.4206 -53.09
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    • 48 4 RESULTS OF TENDER held yesterday for 91-day bills to be issued from Mar 9 to 13: Offered: $270,000,000 Applied for: $609,000,000 Allotted: $270,000,000 Accepted bide: $99.51 and nearly 20 per cent. Higher bids in full. Average rate of dtecount on allotment: 1.880 per cent per annum.
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    • Article, Illustration
      74 4 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore interbank market closed unchanged at 2% per cent yesterday. Term rates were also unchanged at 3% per cent. inaicwvi uif ■Ttriyv w u?t na|a>A 4 A prim# lenaing ram at 12 fjiijof tanks lei SinQtpoff S$ Interbank rates at 7pm yesterday: of*
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    • 297 4 ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rates closed steady at opening levels yesterday. Short-dates were steady to slightly lower at the outset and remained unchanged subsequently. Weekend snd Monday/Tuesday closed at 6 5-7/8 per cent each and week-fixed at 6-3/16 6-1/16. Term rates were little changed from earlier levels of
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    • 249 4 HONGKONG: Gold yesterday closed higher in fairly quiet trading most of the day, dealers said. Bullion ended at U*****.80/U*****.30 an ounce against an initial U*****.60/US$4OB.lO and New York's final U*****.80/407.30. On the local market, gold lost HK$lB to HK53,792 a tael. The Krugerrand eased HK$lO to HK$3,lBO or
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    • 560 4 JUNE EuredoNar opened 3 ticks lower at 03.72 pn Mr Ortner's remark that the yen was undervalued by 10 to 15 per cent Trading was quiet during the day with prices recovering slightly to a high of 03.74. June Eurodollar finally settled one tick lower at 03.74. June Ut
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  • RAW MATERIALS
    • 935 5 COFFEE Robusta futures dropped back in the last hour of trading and erased half of Thursday's gains, closing £8 to £30 per tonne higher. Speculative short covering and liquidation after the dramatic plunge this week prompted most of the buying, but the market mood remained bearish after ICO's
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    • 291 5 SINGAPORE The market closed slightly higher yesterday with April 1 RSS buyers quoted at 186.00 cents/kilo, up one cent. The market gained one cent in thin morning trading on some buying interest and short covering, dealers said. Prices remained little changed from lunch-time levels in thin afternoon trading due
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    • 265 5 RAS prices mtc wMg, FOB In batoi B NOON CLOSE Bwyon Sellers Buyers Setters bt 1 RSS Prompt 188.50 189.00N 188-50 189.00N Int 1 RSS April 87 184.00 186-50 ***** 186 JO Int 1 RSS May 184.25 ***** 184.25 ***** lot 2 RSS or 177.00 179.00N 177.00
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    • 103 5 THE PRICE Of TIN on the Kuala Lumpur tin market yeeterday roee SO cents to dose at MSI 7.01 per kHo In active trading on strong buying support Thursday's low level triggered Mgh bids el SSS tonnee at yeelerdey's opening but sellers were reluctant to commit thomootvee In
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    • 158 5 WHEAT FUTURES on the Chicago Board of Trade closed seven to 3-1/4 US cents higher on Thursday, with spot March leading the advance and ending at U552.97 a bushel. Professional short covering led the early advance and triggered chart-orient-ed buying by fund operator Thomson McKinnon, traders said. Refco and
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    • 62 5 Bangkok Broken Rice (USS/IOMW, FOt) A-l Svpmr A-l Spadd 143 140 White Rice CI SfMdoi i«q 100% Id don 255 C-1 Orrf 100% 2nd dm 225 Loonzain Rice 100% 3rd dm 220 100% 1« grad* 100% 2nd grad* wnq 219 5% 210 100% 3rd grod* unq 205 200 Parboiled
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    • 81 5 (e*tft/k«. 1-*" RAS ssi 30 SM 90 MRELB paten) Aft 87 (currw* month) NOON teywt S»ten 167.00 I69j00N 169 JO >67JON Ivytn Saten MAY 87 (forward monrti) NOON Bwyw* Saten 166J0 16AJ0N 169J00 167JON SMt cv 247JO 249JON 244J0 290JON SMI I 247.00 249.00N 241.00 250.00N SMI
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    • 291 5 AFP A LEADING coffee executive from Indonesia, the world's third largest coffee producer, on Thursday said the International Coffee Organisation was "undemocratic" and urged other members to restructure the group to reflect the actual coffee trade structure worldwide. Chairman of the Association of Indonesian Coffee
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    • 131 5 OIL PRODUCTS EXCEPT FOR Low Sulphur Waxy Residue, all other products war* on a firmar trend in the Far East products market Fuel oil was higher, in spits of the current surplus, as refiners and traders look to buy in speculation of price rises. Gasoil was firmer on European firmness
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    • 107 5 Chlnan Product Exchanga M*. 30/29% rot nsw Nutmeg ***** <ilm' mm dHtaa prtem m Mar 6 (tt/100kj. no rot nsw twr rot nsw 1447.00 133IJOO Coconut oil M KX OM rot MM dno POt TOuOO HjOO Comb It rot nsw London Commod nv Copra Mtaad (loots) 33 Exchange
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    • 213 5 MALAYSIAN cruds palm oil prices dosed higher yesterday on covering interest after recent tells, prompted by the rise in palm oil futures end firmer overnight Chicago soyoil futures. Indis's palm oil purchass st its weekly vegstaMe oil tsnder on Thursday snd Pakistan's enquiry for another 6,000 tonnes RBD
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    • 2686 5 Standard Trading Conditions of THE SINGAPORE AIRCARGO AGENTS ASSOCIATION The Singapore Aircargo Agents Association wishes to inform the public that the following members of our Association have adopted the Standard Trading Conditions published herein. Airborne Freight Corporation Aircargo Novo Express Pte Ltd Airfreight Consolidators Pte Ltd Air Express International Re
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
    • 361 6 Reuter AUSTRALIAN financier Larry Adler said he was considering taking a stake in two more British companies, and said they might be in the financial services sector. Mr Adler told a news conference that Sydneybased FAI Insurances Ltd, of which he is
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    • 187 6 AP USAIR GROUP Inc has rejected a takeover attempt by Trans World Airlines, saying the bid was "nothing more than an attempt to disrupt" USAir's offer to purchase Piedmont Aviation Inc. USAir spokesman David Shipley said in a strongly worded statement the airline would
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    • 395 6 Reuter WALL STREET scored its 23rd record highest close of the year on Thursday as the market posted a strong gain in heavy volume. Technology stocks and paper stocks attracted much of the market's attention and the blue chip average outpaced the broader market
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    • 135 6 FOR LATE No one could expect a stomach to survive the stretch between dinner and breakfast The minute you feel the rumbles, head for shelter here. We have porridge y= potpourri. Hot and f steaming buffet to mg get you through the night for only $7.50. 1 fIES^HL (All prices
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  • ASIAN STOCKS
    • 387 7 HONGKONG: Prices closed steady yesterday after a late round of buying offset strong selling pressure that had spilled over from yesterday's big setback, brokers said. The Hang Seng Index finished the day 0.20 point higher at 2,798.64 after swinging some 70 points throughout the day. The Hong Kong Index
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    • 221 7 HAM M All Sincara indua Asia Camant MT 2.46 35.50 0.02 -0.1 -0.6 -0.5 -0.5 •02 -0.1 -0.5 Kuochan Dav Laa Chang Yuan Cham Indua Llan Hwa Indua Nan Ya Plaa 29 60 32 50 23.30 37 40 •06 •04 0.1 •07 Chang Hwa Bank. Chang Loong Chia Haln
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    • 302 7 MAR M YEN Mitsub Elac 500 4 Mitsub Estate 2640 unch Aiirvomoto 3640 •10 Mitsub Heavy 547 -13 Akai Amtdi Asahi Cham As«hi Glu* 435 805 861 1340 1400 3 -5 •19 •10 unch MHsui Co Mitsui Shlpbldfl Mitsui Smelting Mitsukoahl 640 223 296 1210 30 -2 -4 40
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    • 530 7 SYDNEY: Australian share markets again reached record levels yesterday, boosted by continued local and overseas demand for leading industrial and gold stocks. Brokers said market sentiment has been bullish all week because of good results during the latest reporting period and strong performances on overseas markets. At the close
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    • 115 7 MAN M Kai wUd Kanowon Ind ***** -90 2930 -40 Kia Motor 1020 20 540 Koton Ind 3000 •10 Daewoo Corp 961 1340 +11 20 Korea Long Term Lucky Lid ...2130 1556 -1 +25 Deiahin Securitiee Dong Ah Pher Dong Suh Stock .4100 ***** ***** 2250 200 -90 •00
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    • 149 7 Reuter BANGKOK: The Stock Exchange of Thailand Index edged up 0.12 to 213.35 on a turnover of 1,820,779 shares worth 221.4 million baht. MAM M 1 Ao Kham Thai Ayudftys Invaatmant Bangkok Aground Bangkok Bank Bank 01 Ayudhya Charoong Thai Wire A Cable IAHT 200 73 253 170 301
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    • 84 7 Reuter. THE HANG SENG BANK Ltd plans to make a one-for-two capitalisation issue to shareholders on April 29. It expects to pay a total dividend of at least HKSI.O3 on the enlarged capital this year, equal to the $1.54 payment for the year ended Dec 31,
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    • 709 7 NYT SAN MIGUEL Corp, by far the largest company in the Philippines, is being eyed by several potential bidders. A New York investment bank, for instance, is trying to form an investor group to acquire the brewing conglomerate. Ramon Diaz, the secretary-des-ignate of
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    • 187 7 Reuter HONGKONG LAND Co Ltd has bright prospects In 1987 in view of the tight supply of prime office space in Hongkong and rising property rents, chairman Simon Keswick said in a statement. The company will pay a total dividend for 1967 of
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  • FEATURES
    • 485 8 LET'S SET the record straight. Since last weekend, England has lost all claims to being the major breeding ground for soccer thugs. Its old warriors are still around, but they are cloeeted. The limelight is now on the warring tribes of Europe who have been
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    • 1176 8  -  Bombay is booming. A visitor can see this in the congested streets, in the jammed-packed annual Indian Derby and in the property prices which have gone through the ceiling and are headed for hyper space. What are the factors which have contributed to the Bombay Boom? B
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    • 493 8 Letters to the Editor Deer Sir The recent de-listing of Pan-Electric Industries Ltd from the Stock Exchange of Singapore'a (SES) main board is a belated recognition of the fact that the company has now been liquidated. What is perhaps
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    • 183 8  -  John M Carter Dear Sir Your readers may be surprised, if not astonished, to know that the criminals of our community are. if anything, more comfortably accommodated than those members of our community who have the task of apprehending the criminals. Recently, I had
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  • Page 8 Advertisements
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
    • 797 8 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 8 Because, as we found out did predict it (7) 9 How well one fared in the big city? (9) 13 The one in the drawing is no beauty) (5) 14 Between one thing and another, had Ned locked up (5) 15 The game is a fraud,
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  • Executive Lifestyle
    • 208 9 THE $20,000 TAX REBATE for couples with a third child means that those who pay up to $4,000 in taxes a year would be exempt from paying taxes tor the next five years. Some people were quick to note the scheme's similarity with five-year tax holidays
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    • 279 9 TRENDS UPI THE MAZE Is making a coma-back. All ovar Britain, all ovar tha world, paopla ara craatlng tanglaa In which to gat loaL "Thay'ra )uat tramandoua fun," said Undaay Hayaa, a maza axpart who haa daslgnad and grown hla own touristattracting Jubilaa maza naar
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    • 1436 9  -  J R BITTLESTON "IT MUST BE CONSIDERED that there is nothing more difficult to carry out, nor more doubtful of success, nor dangerous to handle, than to initiate a new order of things." I don't agree with MachiavelH's methods (and, of course, he was writing about
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    • 919 9  -  By MARTIN SOONG IDENTITY CRISIS is a workaday experience for muppetmeister Jim Henson. Not since Norman Bates in the Alfred Hitchcock classic Psycho has a man been so obsessed with being someone else. Mr Henson, 50, has spent more than half his life
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    • Executive Lifestyle: Entertainment & Pursuits
      • 906 10  -  HEALTH By RICHARD SEAH NEWS ABOUT contaminated spring onions is the sort which is sometimes used to argue against being too concerned with eating only healthy food. "See, even vegetables can cause cancer," the argument would go. Yes they can.
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      • 542 10  -  MOTORING By JEFFREY TSANG CONTINENTAL MAKES are having it good in spite of the recession. The gloom is lifting in some quarters of the economy and people are beginning to spend on cars again, particularly in the non "bread-and-butter" category where most Continental makes are positioned.
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    • Executive Lifestyle: Entertainment, the Arts & Pursuits
      • 701 11  -  CINEMA By LAWRENCE TAN Dear Celie, Saw a movie the other day. Movies are things they show in the dark about other people's lives. Moving pictures in glorious, beautifully-framed colour. This one was anyway. In fact, it was called Tho Color Purplo. And it was
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      • 689 11  -  BEAUTY CONTESTS By MARTIN SOONG THURSDAY NIGHT. It was raining like a leaky faucet. Must have been Bpm. I stepped out of ths newsroom for a cigarette while the other poor jerks were keeling over to make deadline. Dangerous business, journalism. Then I
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      • 897 11 CINEMA: Invaders from Man starring Karen Black, Hunter Carson and Timothy Bottoms. Showing at Cathay: 11; 1.30; 4; 6.30; 9.15. Deadly Friend starring Matthew Laborteaux, Kristy Swanson and Michael Sharrett. Showing at Capitol: 11; 1.45; 4; 6.30; 9.15. The Golden Child. starring Eddie Murphy and Charlotte Lewis. Showing at
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      • 695 11  -  STAGE By WALTON MORAIS THE TRAGEDY of Zemphira is that they chose to do it at all. With all due respect to Pushkin, his tragic narrative poem The Gypsies (The Tragedy of Zemphira) required a lot of stretching to give the impression of
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      • 492 11 SHORTTAKES THE LIFE AND TIMES of John Lennon will be brought to the motion picture screen by producer David L Wolper in In My Life, a documentary under the Warner Brothers banner. Production lor In My Ufa will begin next month under
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      • 153 11 THERESA YOUNG filled out her entry to Lifeatyto'a recent Singapore Monopoly competition, left it in her briefcase, forgot •bout it and went off on a trip to Australia with it. Somehow though, the entry found its way to Waddingtons International, and the winner is now set
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    • Executive Lifestyle: Sports
      • 714 12  -  on TMCK f with Brian Miller with Brian Miller WHAT A DIFFERENCE a week makes. Just last week, punters were staring at a diluted card of six races each on Saturday and Sunday. To make matters worse, five of the 12 races
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      • 445 12 WATER SKIING LOCAL WATER SKIERS wilt hold their first tournament for the year today. This will also be the first of four qualifying rounds to select the team that will represent the Republic at the Singapore International Water Ski Championships in September. This national
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      • 468 12 TENNIS Reuter SECOND SEED Chris Evert Lloyd took advantage of swirling winds in her native Florida on Thursday night to beat Hana Mandlikova and advance to the final of the US$l.B million International Players' Tennis Championships. Lloyd defeated the fourthseeded Czechoslovak in straight sets 7-5 6-0
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      • 454 12 GOLF AP MIKE SULLIVAN of the United States took advantage of his early starting time to compile a 7-under-par 65 for a four-stroke lead on Thursday after the first round of the Honda Classic in Florida. Compatriots Brad Faxon and Mark Calcavecchia
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      • 640 12 BOXING UPI JAMES "BONECRUSHER" SMITH says he has found no hard evidence to prove Mike Tyson is as good as most boxing fans say he is. Smith, the World Boxing Association heavyweight champ, is a 6-1 underdog against World Boxing Council champion Tyson in their
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      • 269 12 AFP CRASH BARRIERS are to be introduced at the British Open in Muirfield, Scotland, in July and stewarding is to be increaaed in order to control spectators. The precautions follow complaints from several top players, including reigning champion and world number one
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      • 803 12  -  BRIDGE By MIKE THUMBA CHARLES GOREN, a lawyer who became a bridge player and a well-known writer on bridge, is one of those in the early 50s who developed the Point Count System in the American Standard System of the game.
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    • Executive Lifestyle: Personal Investment
      • 412 13 RESEARCH Reuter "GOLLY GOSH". "Omen IV the final conflict". "Play it sgain, Mario". New films? Rock extravaganzas? No. These are a sampling of recent headlines on analytical articles about trends in the stock and financial markets appearing in newsletters which sre circulated among
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      • 794 13  -  FOREX MARKET By RAMESH CHANDIRAMANI A METAMORPHOSIS of sorts has taken place in the foreign exchange market the raging dollar bears have gone into hibernation, and it now appears that a form of currency stability ia at hand. Indeed, while the sentiment on the US
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      • 414 13  -  II A Ffc iinaiaru A| IB mm am I» /«Fv-'irvui. mm I■jr; n gM iivaiLVj'iiHi %fr [fmuvwju -*>v* Ramesh Chandiramani WHILE STILL REMAINING bullish over thf long-haul, this columnist has statsd that tha market could do with a modest correction. The daily
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      • 613 13 INVESTMENT FUNDS NYT UPI ARE CLOSED-END investment companies the newest takeover prey? That's what some experts are asking in the wake of an unsolicited acquisition offer for the Japan Fund, a closed-end fund that seeks capital gains by investing in Japanese securities. It is the unusual
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      • 850 13  -  CORPORATE PERFORMANCE mm wsta -bf Ramesh Chandiramani THE MAIN corporate reporting season for interim and year-end report by Singapore companies is now upon us, and, judging by the optimistic noises being made by local and international analysts. is likely to provide the
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      • 537 13 'Farewell' last week's single art sale ART Sothmby's Research Department UNLIKE the previous few weeks, which saw relatively large numbers of routine sales in the art market around the world, this latest week was dominated by one single event. This was the sale in New York of "Farewell of Telemachus
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  • Page 10 Miscellaneous
    • 2528 10 Second servings of romance and mystery TODAY: Vanessa Redgrave delivers a mean Second Serve (11.05 pm, Channel 5) in a dual role that has her playing the before and after effects of a man who undergoes a sex-change operation. Based on the true life story of a naval officer and
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    • 27 13 BT welcomes investment Ideas and viewpoints from brokers, bankers and readers. Address all correspondence to: The Editor, Personal Investment, Business Times, 390 Kim Seng Road, Singapore 0023.
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  • SHARE INFORMATION
    • 4257 14 MALAYSIAN second-liners continued to dominate trading on the Singapore stock market yesterday, which saw gaining issues leading losers 96 to 68. Profit-taking was evident in trustee stocks while only a handful of blue chips, such as DBS, ICS and NST. managed dou-ble-digit rises.
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    • 260 14 SINGAPORE 0 I s Rises Indicts Mor 5 Mar 1210 ♦30 •T ClwpuiM ***** 94*34 Tranwworcc 424 2* ITMcaig. *****60) *****780 M*J Km N S T 50* 148 ♦18 •T Ot/OS 192 141 ♦13 •T Cadi •*120 -409* Mrto Aico 50< 122 14 •TOtV *****9 ♦SSI74* •wtai
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    • 4162 14 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown, in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unices otherwise specified. All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "SETT".
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  • COMPANY NEWS
    • 432 15 MBT PUBLIC BANK, the fourth largest bank in Malaysia, is understood to be discussing with G P Securities the acquisition of a controlling interest in the latter. This is in line with the corporatisation of the stockbroking industry in Malaysia. Sources said
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    • 258 15 MBT AFTER SUFFERING five years of losses. United Engineers Malaysia (UEM) is now back in the )lack. The engineering group turned in pre-tax profit of M 5362,000 for the year ended Dec 31, 1986. Profit before tax and interest was $1.5 million. This
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    • 220 15 THE FUTURE FORM of Sealion Hotels has begun to take shape with the creation of a whollyowned subsidiary to trade in securities. The company announced yesterday that it incorporated First Capital Investment Pte Ltd on Feb 24 with a fully
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    • 2528 15 810 and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS AOHO (***** AJhomoio *****) Alm HMQ I—4 AJeom (2
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    • 134 15 CHEMICAL COMPANY of MALAYSIA Bertiad: EGM at the Kedah Room, Basement 2, Shangri-La Hotel, 11 Jalan Sultan Ismail, ***** Kuala Lumpur, on Tuesday, Mar 17, at 9.30am to be followed by the 25th AGM. THE NEW STRAITS TIMES PRESS (Malaysia) Bertiad: EGM in the Theatrette, Balai Berita, 31
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    • 610 15  -  Block of 6.48 m shares sold for $44.91 m By NAJEEB JARHOM THE PACE of change in the shareholding structure of Singapore Land has gathered momentum with the disclosure that Chartered Capital Corp Ltd. Hongkong, a subsidiary of Standard Chartered Bank, has
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    • LATEST RESULTS
      • 51 15 Group profit after tax and minorities of $21.6 million ($l6 million) for the year ended Dec 31, 1986, giving earnings per share of 57.6 cents (42.7 cents adjusted). A final dividend of 15 per cent less tax has been recommended and is proposed to be paid on April
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      • 33 15 BRITISH MALAYAN Trustees Ltd BRITISH MALAYAN Trustees Ltd Operating profit after tax of $66,000 ($106,000) on turnover of $217,000 ($316,000) for the half year ended Dec 31, 1966. No interim will be paid.
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      • 29 15 Loss after tax and minorities M 5677,000 (profit M 5839.000) on turnover M 510.2 million (M 516.5 million) for the six months ended Dec 31, 1966.
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      • 50 15 Group net loss of M 51.35 million (profit of M 55.75 million) for the six months ended Dec 31, 1966, giving loss per share of 1.5 cents (EPS of 3.2 cents). Directors have declared an interim dividend of 2.5 per cent per share payable on June 16.
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    • 326 15 BULLS continued to hold sway on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday, pushing share prices higher across the board. Blue chips remained firm while lower-liners took centre stage. A broker said that local investors were showing renewed interest in the market, with special
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    • 108 15 HONGKONG Hongkong Index Friday 1792.71 Thursday *****0 Week ago 1841.20 Hang Song Index F"doy *****4 Thursday *****4 Week ago 2877 87 TOKYO Nikkei Average Friday *****.85 Thursday *****03* Week ago ***** 66 TSE Index Friday *****9 Thursday *****1 Week ago *****5 SYDNEY All Ordinaries Friday ****** Thursday *****
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    • 232 15 Manag#™ 1 price» MARA-Bumiputra for Mar 7 4 9 F>m B'putra 4.11 ili Socond B'putra 547 552 Singapore Unit Trust Third Bputra «28 «33 Tk. Commerce I OS I II Four 8 pu,fo 489 4W Th! wZ rld 0« n 97* F,W> 'P u,ro 326 331 !*,.3 o!?
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    • 840 15 LONDON equities opened mainly easier yesterday on the last day of the account in relatively quiet trading. At 10.30 am, the FTSE 100 Index was down 10.2 points at 1,992.6. On Thursday, FT 30 Index lost 10.4 points to 1.602.0 while the FTSE 100 Index was up 0.1
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    • 685 15 NOTICES Mii' INDIA LTD. 0 A EAAAMMtAA^ IA ViOVVfnmfni Of liKjUI Cnitrpnti) "SHIPPING HOUSE" 245, MADAME CAMA ROAD, [t j :f_\ jM' f* TTNTiTTiiiTT Sealed tenders are invited from experienced/reputed shipchandlers who are having at leaat two years' of practical shipchandling experience with shipping companies of repute and preferably who
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  • 433 16  -  Company's 'total approach' to be considered By ANNA TEO AN IMPRESSIVE FINANCIAL and productivity track record won't be enough to clinch any company a National Productivity Award this year. Under scrutiny too will be the level of workers' training, information sharing and
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  • 512 16  -  By MONICA GWEE FJ BENJAMIN Sons Re Ltd (FJB) has pulled off a retail coup of sorts by securing the rights to the Gucci business in Australia. A wholly-owned subsidiary of the Singapore company will handle all distribution and boutique
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  • 296 16 SATS CARGO SERVICES is increasing its warehouse space and upgrading facilities through a $40 million project which will provide an additional area of 15,000 sq metres. This space will be created by constructing two half-terminals at the end of two existing terminals.
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  • 443 16 NYT AT A TIME when large banks all over the world are worried about a deepening of the Latin American debt crisis, Japan's leading banks are ready to try a novel approach to ease their share of the burden. According to a Japanese Finance
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  • 283 16 Bernama THE KUALA LUMPUR roundtable discussions yesterday agreed on the need for Asean to embark on radical policy changes and adjustments to meet the global economic situation. This means that Asean policies must be updated and its information system should be improved, including having an
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  • 75 16 Reuter TAIWAN WILL IMPOSE new controls on foreign exchange remittances to Taiwan to stem the flood of speculative money to the island, the central bank said. From March 12, remittances of more than US$l million earned from exports, shipping and insurance and bank interest
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  • 160 16 THE SHIPPING INDUSTRY, which has been given a new lease of life by cost-cutting measures introduced last year, is concerned about the new levy on foreign workers, said a senior shipping executive. Speaking on SBC's Friday Background programme last night, the chief executive of
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  • 291 16 HONGKONG-LISTED Intercontinental Housing Development (IHD), headed by businessman Chng Poh, has withdrawn its offer to buy Emporium Holdings (S) Ltd. This follows an announcement earlier this week that local-ly-listed Hotel Properties has entered into a preliminary agreement to invest in Emporium. IHD's offer, made
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  • 60 16 Reuter THE National Bank of New Zealand Ltd said its February business opinion survey showed businesses expect inflation to fall to 14.4 per cent in calendar 1967, from 18.2 per cent for the year ending September 1966. The business community also expects the retailing, manufacturing and
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  • 167 16 AS TERTIARY EDUCATION is the most costly level of education and those who qualify are a privileged few, it is right and equitable that university students should pay more for their education, said the Minister of State for Education, Dr Tay Eng Soon. Speaking
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  • 173 16 Reuter HOLIDAY CUTLER Bath Sdn Bhd. a subsidiary of Teck Hock and Co (Pte) Ltd, will be sold to Soffo NA, a French plantation and rubber group, a spokesman for the Malaysian company said yesterday. Holiday Cutler Bath officials declined
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  • 106 16 Reuter THE SINGAPORE International Monetary Exchange (Simex) will discontinue night trading in the US Treasury bond futures contract from April 2, following the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT)'s decision to operate a night trading session from the same date. The CBOT's plan to trade
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  • 165 16 SINGAPORE PRESS HOLDINGS (SPH) has unveiled a logo that captures its drive towards high technology. The logo comprises the stylised initials of SPH. It waa unveiled yesterday by chief executive Frank Yung. Mr Yung said it "sums up the aspiration of SPH
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  • 85 16 Reuter COMEX GOLD FUTURES turned lower on selling by a major managed fund account and by traders yesterday morning after gaining on buying by professionals. Gold for delivery in April was off US$l.OO at U*****.80 an ounce following a brief upturn to U*****.70. Silver futures recovered
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  • 66 16 Reuter STOCK PRICES were lower in moderate trading yesterday. A larger then expected increase in February non-farm payroll employment shook some investor confidence and caused confusion about the course of the economy. Weaker bond prices hurt interest sensitive stocks. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell three points
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  • LATE FILE
    • 56 16 AFP THE battle between the world'a music companies and Japan's electronics producers over digital audio tape (DAT) has reached an impaase and only intervention by the US and European authorities can force Japenese industrialists to abandon their attitude, said the chairman of the International Federation of
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    • 53 16 Reuter PRESIDENT Corazon Aquino yesterday set up an umbrella organisation to promots investment in the Philippines and to help domeetic and foreign investors. The council tor investment in trade, tourism, agriculture, natural resources, transportation, communications and services will be headed by Trade and Industry Secretary
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    • 32 16 AP THE US government's Ex-port-Import Bank has decided to rats borrowing countriss in fivs grsdss depending on ths spparsnt risk involved, said bank prssidsnt John Bohn ysstsrdsy. AP
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    • 47 16 Reuter JAPAN'S Ministry of International Trad* and Industry has asked the country's carmakers to limit any increess in exports to Europe. A lop Miti official said yssterday that it wanted carmakers to refrain from stepping up their shipments to Europe dramatically. Router
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    • 41 16 Reuter CAMBOOIA dominated a series of talks yesterday between visiting Soviet Foreign Minister Edusrd Shevardnadze and his Indonesian counterpart, Mochtar Kusumaatmadjs in Jakarta. "Both sides said they will work toward a settlement of Cambodia" said Mochtar. Reuter
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    • 60 16 Reuter LESTER PIGGOTT, who has been Britain's chsmpion jockey 11 times and built up s fortune before retiring to become a trainer, faces a fresh charge of failing to pay value-edded tax when he appears in s London court on tax evasion charges later this month,
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    • 42 16 Bernama THE Kuala Krai Umno division has nominated Trade and Industry Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah to be the party president The division, which held its delegates conference yesterday, nominated Umno deputy president Datuk Musa Hitam to defend his poet. Bernama
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    • 37 16 ■rt M Report lor 2S hour* 7.30pm on March at port Maximum tamparaturo Associated humidity ii..■■■ I ijlii. MfOCiiTtG numtavry Hours of sunshino PalilmH U hi IHliii ail a nwiMii in vtuvvniwii w nuny oiyv uiii rTfonm
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