The Business Times, 11 March 1987

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    13 1 BUSIN ESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 112/12/86 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1967 75 CENTS
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    FINANCIAL NEWS SUMMARY
    202 1 Tuaadoy HK Hang Song Index 2731.05 (-89.33) Tokyo Nfckei Average *****46 48.06) Sydney AM-Ordinaries 1635.3 (-5.6) Monday New York (Dow Jones) 2260.12 (-20.11) London (FT 30 Index) *****1 (-25.1) 1584.81 (noon, Tuesday THE SINGAPORE DOLLAR closed lower et 2.1470/80 (2.1440/50) against the US currency in the Singapore
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    Local shares break another record
    230 1 THE SINGAPORE STOCK market again closed at another all-time high yesterday. Buyers returned in strength in the afternoon after a morning of indecisive trading. The BT Composite Index rose 1.93 points to 946.91 and the Straits Times Industrial Index gained 5.68 points to 1,062.89. Gainers
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    Lock icon Asean congress on cooperation
    102 1 AFP TOP ASEAN businessmen, officials and scholars will meet this weak to debate a blueprint for economic cooperation. Paul Leong, former Malaysian Primary Industries Minister who now heads a group re-examining regional priorities, said a 10-day economic congress would begin on Friday with the participation of
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    DBS Bank surprises with a 44pc rise in profits to $124 million
    741 1  -  Special dividend gives $20m boost By NAJEEB JARHOM DBS BANK has exceeded market expectations by registering a solid 44.2 per cent growth in group net attributable profits to $124.36 million in 1606. thus ending two consecutive years of
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    Liquor dealers bid to stem flow of fakes
    84 1 BONA FIDE producers and distributors of liquor are trying to convince Singapore and Malaysian authorities that some parallel companies openly falsify certificates of age and origin in the Netherlands. Liquor counterfeiting shows no evidence of slowing down and Thailand remains the most
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    Up for further mention — case of contractor linked to Teh affair
    266 1  - Up for further mention case of contractor linked to Teh affair By LUCY NG MR LIU CHO CHIT, the contractor char god for trying to buy tha ailanca of a witnaaa in a graft invaatigation involving the lata Mr Teh Cheang Wan, ie to appaar bafora tha aubordinata court again
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    Lock icon Soviet troop pull-out possible
    57 1 UPI CONTINGENTS of Soviet occupation troops may be withdrawn from Afghanistan next week to be replaced by Afghan paramilitary forces. Western diplomats in New Delhi said yesterday that two days of clashes between Muslim rebels jpd Afghan and Soviet troops fiear the Soviet border had left
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    Lock icon Japan's trade surplus rises to US$7 billion
    379 1 UPI JAPAN'S global trade surplus swelled to US$7.l3 billion in February. reflecting a surge in Eu-rope-bound car shipments and a plunge in imports of raw materials by ailing industries, officials said yesterday. The Finance Ministry's preliminary report on Japan's trade performance in February
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    High Court adjourns hearing in Khoo case
    246 1 THE HIGH COURT yesterday adjourned the hearing of petitions for a summary judgement against hotelier Khoo Teck Puat and 15 companiee linked to him. The court wilt hear the case again on May 4. Three days have been set aside tor the case,
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    Lock icon Taiwan dollar at highest level in 29 years
    135 1 AP THE TAIWAN dollar yesterday roee to its highest level against the US dollar since 1968 aa the American currency came under heavy selling preesure. The US dollar waa quoted at 34.80 Taiwan dollars yesterday morning, down from 34.88 on Monday. Traders
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      13 1 Full report, Pagt 15 Asian stocks, Rags 13 kit* I stocks, Pago 12
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      273 1 Getting ahead in Burma BURMA HOLDS OUT a lot of business opportunities for foreign businessmen. But the Burmese are extremely cautious about dealing with outsiders. However, one local businessman has succeeded in establishing a friendly and trusted relationship with the Burmese authorities. See Page 10 \mm 7Tt OUR VIEW AN
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Accounting bodies sign joint examination accord
      509 2  -  By LEONG WEN WAH JUNIOR ACCOUNTING STAFF will soon be professionally recognised with the signing of a joint examination agreement yesterday between two accounting bodies in Singapore and Britain. The bodies are the Association of Accounting Technicians (UK) (AAT UK) and the Association of
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      How to succeed at work
      142 2 EFFECTIVE job-hunting and the key to climbing the corporate ladder will be the subject of a day-long workshop to be held on March 22 at the Dynasty Hotel.' The programme is being jointly presented by John Robert Powers, a school specialising in grooming and deportment
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      Corrections and clarifications
      63 2 BT reported last Friday, March 6, that the world's second largest computer group was setting up a factory in Jurong. Unisys Pte Ltd. the group's marketing arm in Singapore, has clarified that its name is spelt as Unisys, and not Unysis as reported. The manufacturing subsidiary in
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      Questions for Parliament
      317 2 TICKETING METHODS and fare structures for the Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) system will be discussed by Communications and Information Minister Dr Yeo Ning Hong at the next sitting of Parliament. Dr Yeo will answer questions raised last week by Changi MP Teo Chong Tee, who asked whether
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      MEMO-PAD
      422 2 Seminars and courses DURATION TITLE VENUE OBGANKBt TREPHONE Mo r 20 Artificial Institute of Institute of *****04 Intelligence/Expert Systems Science, Systems Science, Systems 'New NUS NUS Opportunities for IT Applications Mor 20-X QCC Advanced leader National Notional *****66 Productivity Productivity Board Board Mar 21 Job-Hunter's Workshop Boulevard Hotel Communifkil
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      ATS Computercentre developing advanced CAD/CAM program
      252 3 LOCAL software house ATS Computercentre has joined a British company in developing a sophisticated computer-aided design and manufacture (CAD/CAM) program for the architectural, engineering, construction and manufacturing industries. The two software companies have been working on the development of ATSSupervisionS for the past two
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      307 3 PETER TH KOH has been appointed managing director of Sime Brokers (Singapore) Pte Ltd and Hogg Robinson (Far East) Pte Ltd. In his new capacity, Mr Koh will oversee the activities of all the broking companies in Singapore, Malaysia and Hongkong. Mr Koh, who has 22 years
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      Investment and trade mission to head for Sumatra
      218 3 AN INVESTMENT and trade mission led by Mr Ridzwan Dzafir, Director-General of the Trade Development Board (TDB), will visit Sumatra from March 16 to 24. Jointly organised by the the TDB and the Primary Production Department (PPD) the 20-mem-ber mission will comprise
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      The McDonald's approach
      61 3 THE MAN who heads McDonald's Hamburger University is to be the next speaker at the National Productivity Board's breakfast talk for chief executives. Mr Ronald Lessnau. who started as a trainee manager with McDonald's and rose to become dean of the hamburger university, will outline McDonald's corporate
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      Consultancy wins $1m Indonesian contract
      336 3  -  Help in financial, corporate and agricultural planning By BOEY KIT YIN A LOCAL CONSULTANCY firm has won, against international competition, a $1.1 million contract in management services from the Indonesian government. Under the contract. Agricultural Development Services (Singapore) will assist eight government-owned plantations to improve
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      Standard Chartered switches to IBM
      361 3 STANDARD CHARTERED BANK is replacing its computers worldwide with IBM. But NCR. a competitor which has been the dominant suppNer to the bank in Singapore, is not worried about losing ground. That's because the bank, which will replace all its computer systems under a $850
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      Homemakers expected to pack in the crowds
      214 3 THOUGH the home furnishing market is saturated with exhibitions, Homemakers '87 is expecting to make a profit and do better than last year. Cahners Exposition Group (Singapore) Pte Ltd, the organiser, expects to thrive in spite of the competitive environment Last year, although
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      DBS Finance cuts car loan rates
      146 3 CAR BUYERS can look forward to cheaper loans with the latest reduction in interest rates for the financing of new and used cars by DBS Finance and its subsidiary, Great Pacific Finance. The reduction, which came into effect on Monday, applies to new loans
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  • ASIA-PACIFIC
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      Lock icon Mixed reaction to pay rise for Australians
      490 4 AFP AUSTRALIA'S six million wage earners were granted a weekly pay rise of Aslo (US$6.7B) under a ruling handed down yesterday by an arbitration commission in Melbourne. The commission ruling, the first under a new two-tiered wage system, also allowed trade unions to
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      Lock icon 'America to continue helping Pakistan'
      380 4 UPI THE US State Department has said that it wants to continue US assistance to Pakistan while dissuading the US ally from developing nuclear weapons. Department spokesman Charles Redman said yesterday that the administration will not launch a campaign of "threats and public ultimatum" to
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      Lock icon US diplomats allowed serious talks with N Koreans
      268 4 Reuter THE UNITED STATES is again allowing its diplomats to have serious conversations with North Koreans, but only if the officials from Pyongyang initiate the chat. State Department spokesman Charles Redman told reporters on Tuesday that US diplomats would no longer have
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      Lock icon Asian growth since 1960s averaged 6pc
      193 4 AFP ECONOMIC GROWTH in Asia has averaged about 6 per cent annually since the *****, Asian Development Bank (ADB) president Masao Fujioka told an ADB conference in Manila on Monday. However, this growth was sharply divided between the resource-poor, newty industrialising countries (NICs) which
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      Lock icon Sweden hopes to swap storage tanks for oil
      361 4 Reuter SWEDEN hopes to clinch multi-billion-dollar export deal this year to build giant underground strategic oil storage tanks in Saudi Arabia in exchange for Saudi crude, industry sources in Stockholm have said. Two Swedish construction companies have been bidding for the project,
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      Lock icon Strong yen boosts foreign investments in S Korea
      142 4 AFP FOREIGN INVESTMENT in South Korea has almost tripled in the first two months of this year, due mainly to the rise in the value of the yen. Finance ministry officials in Seoul said yesterday that 47 cases of foreign direct and
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      Lock icon US defends plan to sell shells to Arabs
      320 4 Reuter THE US Defence Department has rejected complaints by a Jewish group about the planned sale of special armour piercing anti-tank shells to four Arab countries. It said the shells, made with extra hard depleted uranium, might also be sold to Israel
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      Lock icon 140,000 private workers in Beijing
      174 4 AFP BEIJING'S private sector workforce totals 140.000 people. 400 times the 1978 figure, according to a city official. "Now, even technicians and college graduates have joined the army of individual business people by giving up their iron-rice bowls or life-long jobs in stateowned businesses." the
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
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  • REST OF THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Soviet general pinpoints soft spots in Star Wars
      527 5 UPI A SOVIET GENERAL, in the most detailed Mat yet of possible counter measures, has called orbiting space stations the most vulnerable link in the US Strategic Defence Initiative. Major-General Ivan Anureyev, after an analysis of ways either to protect its missiles
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      Lock icon Supercomputer marks new era in aviation
      286 5 AP US SPACE AGENCY scientists on Monday dedicated what they called the world's most advanced computer system, saying it marks the start of a new era in aviation design. The system's importance to flight design rivals the advent of wind tunnels and the first
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      Lock icon Reagan becoming the comedian's delight
      395 5 NYT ALL ACROSS the nation, from Broadway stages to smoky comedy dives, the Iran-contra arms scandal has brought White House politics to the forefront of stand-up humour. In his one-man show, The World According To Me, at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre on Broadway, the veteran
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      Lock icon Evidence links chlorine to ozone depletion
      262 5 NYT A SCIENTIST who rscently returned from studying the mysterious hole in the ozone layer over Antarctica has reported that strikingly high levels of chlorine, almost certainly from industrial chemicals, were found in the polar atmosphere. The findings were described by several scientists as
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      Lock icon Germany overtakes US in labour costs
      459 5 Weaker dollar a major factor AP FOR THE FIRST TIME since 1961, labour costs in West Germany, Switzerland and Norway rose beyond the cost in the US last year, the US Labour Department reported on Monday. The increase spparently was due in large part
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      Lock icon Report cool to Peru's economic plan
      395 5 Reuter PERU'S economic strategy does not offer good prospects for medium- and long-term growth and is likely to lead to new inflation, according to a confidential World Bank report published on Monday. Appearing in the economic monthly, The Peru Report the bank assessment said
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Lock icon Fed official calls for overhaul of US financial system
      266 6 Reuter US FEDERAL RESERVE Board governor Robert Heller has said that the legal and regulatory framework of the US financial system needs a complete overhaul so that American banks can be more competitive in international markets. "It has become abundantly clear
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      Forex markets
      977 6 SINGAPORE: The US dollar closed slightly lower against major currencies but firmer against sterling yesterday, after fluctuating within a narrow range as some buying alternated with profit-taking. Dealers said trading was thin as most operators were afraid to take large positions because of uncertainty about the dollar's near-term
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      Foreign Exchange
      233 6 Interbank rotes at 3 pm yesterday: ■M Mar CTOO. portly C*M«0 local dollars to on* unit of forolgn currency: US dollar 2.1470 2.1480 2.8196 -23.85 hwfcg pound 3.400* 3.4045 7.3469 -5171 Australian do* or 1.4685 1.4703 3.4286 -57.17 HZ doNar 1.2162 1.2189 3.4286 -64.53 Canadian do* m 1
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      World interest rates
      213 6 priteßlMJhv ratai'Sl2 rnjßniii Interbank market rates (offer/bid) on Mar 10 us$ DM SWFC Y«ft 7 4mrt 12 a* 4 S/14 3/1* 4 f/14 7/14 4 1/2 3/0 1/2 s/o 0/14 7/14 11 3/14— 1/14 io s/o —1/2 10 1/4 I/O 10 I/O 10 10 7/0 2 13/14
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      Money markets
      97 6 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore interbank market closed unchanged yesterday at 1)4 per cent The term rates shed 1/16 point across the board to cloee at 3 5/16. S$ hM rbank ratvs at 7pm yttfi Ohm Kdoyt M OnrvH* 1 1/4 X 5/1* 1 3/1* 3 9/1*
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      Asian dollar market
      196 6 ASIAN DOLLAR deposit retes closed steady at opening levels in quiet afternoon trading yesterday. Asian dollar CD rates were unchanged at the morning's levels in quiet afternoon trading. One month closed at 6JO/40 per cent and three and six months at 8.35/25 per cent each. ftrumtnk mdom
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      Precious metals
      313 6 HONGKONG: Gold closed steady in dull trading throughout the day due to a lack of fresh factors, dealers said. Bullion ended unchanged from an opening of U*****.80/U*****.30 an ounce but was above the final U*****.60/U*****.10 close in New York. Most investors lost interest in the metal in view
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      Simex
      618 6 FOLLOWING the late short cover in Chicago duo to a •light drop in oil prices, June Eurodollar opened one tick better than Monday's close at 93.58. Buying interest, however, fizzled out and the market lapsed into a narrow range of 93.57 to 93.59. The technical outlook remained bearish after
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      157 6 7 flights a week to Bombay Ar 5 flights a week to Madras 4- 2 flights a week to Delhi O flights a week to India \\s r/M£ olrWl^ijriilii'liß 'V v Count the number of ways I please you: nine times every week. With seven flights to Bombay, five of
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon Philippines proposes new approach to repayment
      518 7 AP A PHILIPPINE delegation headed Si Finance Minister Jelme Ongn opened a second week of talks In New York on Monday with creditor banka on restructuring part of the country's UBS2B billion foreign debt. Bank sourcea In New York aald progreea waa made laat
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      Lock icon Korean bank to repay yen loans early
      170 7 Reuter THE Korea Development Bank (KDB) will repey 31.3 billion yen worth of yen-based loane ahead L of schedule and might seek refinancing for other loana. Yoon Jong-Jin, KDB'e general manager for international financing, said yeeterday that his bank would redeem on March
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      Lock icon Higher yields expected on Bonn public authority bonds
      545 7 Reuter INCREASED federal government borrowing neede and a growing unwillingneee by foreign inveetors to buy mark aasets could push yields on Qerman public authority bonde higher this year, bond market sourcee eay. "At the moment, we have a sideways movement in the
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      Lock icon Move to change ownership structure of Swedish banks
      249 7 Reuter THE SWEDISH central bank has recommended a major changa in tha traditional ownarship structure of tha country'a commarcial banks that bankars aaid would inavitably laad to tha takaovar of ramaining small regional banks. Tha racommandation was prompted by a recent propoeal
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      Lock icon Madrid decision on reserve ratio lauded
      143 7 Reuter BANKERS In Madrid have welcomed the Bank of Spain's decieion to raise the reserve requirement for banks and savings banks, saying it reflected the Socialist government's determination not to eaae up in the fight against inflation despite the painful social effects of four
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      Lock icon 15 nations deeper in debt
      342 7 Total borrowings climb from USs437b to USs462b AP FINANCIAL CONDITIONS of 16 heavily Indebted countrlea targeted for apeclal help by the United Btatea woraened laat year and are not expected to Improve In 1067, according to an aaeoclatlon of the world'a leading banka. In October
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      Lock icon World Bank to bring borrowing forward
      292 7 Reuter THE WORLD BANK Intends to bring borrowing forward Into the first half of 1067 becauee It expects global Intereet ratae to rise by yeer end, World Bank vloe-preeldent and treeaurer Eugene Rotberg aald. He aald ratae In the UB, Japan, Weet Germany and
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      Lock icon Obscure market dabbles in Third World debt
      561 7 Reuter IN AN OBSCURE and secretive market, a handful of bankers buy and aall Third World loans from one another, «van aa they remain unwilling to land new money to developing countries. The market, conducted by telephone and telex, la one of few
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      97 7 Commercial FOR SALE By tender on 2 April 1987. Dunn House Cecil Street, Singapore. This fine 1979 built detached 16 storey office building is situated close to the prime Raffles Place Financial District. Tenure 999 year leasehold Total Net Floor Area: 47,W8 square feet Site Area 8,564 square feet Tenancies
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  • WORLD BACKGROUND
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      Lock icon European economy losing steam
      804 8 Lower industrial growth, unemployment, low exports among signs of trouble AP WESTERN EUROPE'S economic recovery, fuelled last year by cheaper oil and faster consumer spending, is running out of steam. None of the region's major economies seems in imminent danger of a recession. But signs of
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      Lock icon Refugees prove to be lifeline for El Salvador
      582 8 UPI SALVAOORAN REFUGEES in the US send about US$l.36 billion yearly four times the amount of US economic aid to their families in El Salvador, a new study shows. "This shows the impact and magnitude of the problems of Salvadoran refugees is
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      Lock icon Tokyo economists cool to new economic model
      660 8 Reuter HEALTHY GROWTH in corporate profits and in oonaumor «ponding, tho two pillars on which Japan rests its hopaa of sustainad economic growth, both look rottan at tha oora, aconomists hava said in a Rautars poll. Profits and domaatic consumption ara maant to
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      649 8 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Claps into the hold! (5) Lifs-ssvsrs mostly used by the Air Fores (5) 9 Elephantine instrument? (7) 10 To nam* a wins (5) 11 Hs's a card! (5) 12 Something twiggy to hand Is (5) 13 Ths planst most looked up to by ths Romans (7)
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  • ADVERTISING & MARKETING
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      Leo Burnett retains SCB account after competitive re-pitch
      255 9 THE SINGAPORE Convention Bureau account has been retained by Leo Burnett after a competitive re-pitch involving Ogilvy Mather and The Ball Partnership. Burnett has had the SCB account, "one of our bigger pieces of business" for several years. Most of the advertising
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      Mandarin copywriter lends a helping hand
      347 9 FREE-LANCE Mandarin copywriter Paul Tan, has joined Leo Burnett as Associate Creative Director (Mandarin) in another small wave of new hires at the agency. Mr Tan, who has freelanced for several years for many of Singapore's local and international agencies, decided to provide his
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      Journal highlights need to stem flow of counterfeit liquor
      738 9  -  By MONICA GWEE THE MOST serious source of counterfeiting for Scotch whisky and cognac currently is Thailand. But private investigators and experts hired by the original liquor producers suspect that this "massive industry" is spreading to Malaysia. In a recent issue
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      Ex-White House men join O & M
      125 9 Ex-White House men join O M LIFE after the White House remains entrenched in publicity for some. Jody owell, former press secretary .o President Jimmy Carter, and Thomas Qriscom, most recently executive director of the National Republican Senatorial Committee and former press secretary to White House Chief of Staff Howard
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      Mojo MDA wins more major accounts
      358 9 MOJO MOA's Asian network, comprising offices in Hongkong and Singapore and affiliates in Bangkok and Kuala Lumpur, is reporting major account wins in the region. The Singapore office has added $4 million in billings since January, notably through referral business for Yeo Hiap Seng's
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  • FEATURES
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      Good terrorist, dead terrorist
      573 10 AN AUSTRALIAN academic has just said something which many people must be dying to say. Dr Glen Barclay, an expert on international law who is associate professor of International Relations at the University of Queensland, has suggested that special hit squads be formed to hunt down
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      One man's success in Burmese trade
      1410 10  -  Burma is extremely wary of doing business with foreigners. One Singapore businessman, however, has achieved the privileged position of being considered a friend of the Burmese authorities. RICHARD SEAH speaks to him to find out how he managed to establish this relationship. RICHARD SEAH
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      Mangoes that are cheap and good to eat
      299 10 GOOO LOOKING, juicy, sweet, aromatic, fibreless. That's how businessman Mok Ah Leong describes the Burmese mangoes which he is importing. Promoting his own products, no doubt. But someone who has tried the mangoes last year said they were "really shio*'. Best of
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      1159 10 to aiaa aanwD BHAKA ZULU 9.30pm, Channel 5 While on a conducted tour through Zululand, Dr Flynn saves a girl from a funeral procession who is not dead but merely unconscious, and nurses her hack to health. Shaka is impressed enough to meet Farewell during a ceremonial exchange of gifts.
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  • SPORTS
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      Lock icon Yang Yang is Frost's Chinese obstacle
      415 11 Reuter MORTEN FROST's problems with Chinese rivals suddenly loom larger than expected as he tries for a third time to retain his men's singles title at the All-En-gland badminton championships at Wembley this week. But Indonesian Icuk Sugiarto's bid for his first All-England crown
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      Lock icon Hunt suffers setback
      156 11 Reuter FORMER world champion Geoff Hunt suffered a secopd reverse on his comeback trail when he was beaten by a player half his age in the last qualifying round of the French Open squash championship on Monday. The 39-year-old Australian succumbed 15-6 12-15 15-9 15-11 under a
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      Lock icon Golf rankings: Langer regains second place
      132 11 AFP WEST GERMAN Bernhard Langer has regained second place in the world golf rankings, after finishing runner-up in the Honda Classic at Coral Springs, USA, at the weekend. The 29-year-old from Anhausen slipped to third last week, when Spaniard Severiano Ballesteros overtook him with
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      Lock icon Fifa signs TV rights contracts
      124 11 UPI SOCCER'S international governing body Fifa has signed away the television rights for the world soccer cup for a fee of US$22O million. Contracts were signed on Monday afternoon at Fifa headquarters in Zurich by Fifa president Joao Havelange and the representatives of a worldwide
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      Biggest purse and best field
      612 11  -  Rolex Masters golf championship begins next week By WALTON MORAIS THE ROLEX Masters golf championship tees off next week with the biggest purse and, officials claim, the best field in the history of the tournament. With $81,000 on offer up from $80,000 last year the
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      31 11 Bristow: Tea;^er£ could you let me. Hpwe THescfcACKßy four o clock', f\kvtkimg for the. tov Boy of th£ tvpimg IbU.tnR.RRISTOuj PoCL.... «"OOL foi- 1 TAPING fveiMG \POOu QlWini lK*i< Cft.UA.l— I—
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Chrysler to pay US$1.5n for American Motors
      290 12 CHRYSLER CORP has agreed to acquire the American Motors Corp for about US$l.5 billion. American Motors is a tiny company by motor industry standards, and it has been struggling to survive. Its outlook is improving, however, and it could bring Chrysler a chance
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      Lock icon Donald Trump to buy Resorts Class B stock
      142 12 Reuter CASINO hotel operator and real estate developer Donald Trump has agreed to purchase the Class B common stock of Resorts International Inc held by the family and estate of late Resorts chairman James Crosby for US$l35 a share. Mr Trump is
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      Lock icon NYSE buyers stepping to the sidelines
      396 12 Reuter PRICES CLOSED LOWER in active trading on the New York Stock Exchange on Monday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 20.11 to 2,260.12 The NYSE Index fell 1.20 to 164.25. Declines led advances 1,049 to 516. The average share price was 31 cents
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      Toronto
      124 12 MAR M Abttibi C 40 Inco 20% 45* 50 •1% lu Intt 22* Akxxna sti It 20% Bank Nova Scotia... 14* Bank Of Montreal 34 McMil BkJI 71 Molaon A 24* Moor* Corp 31* unch +i* Noranda In 26* Northgata Exp 8* unch Canadian Imp Bank.. 21K Canoae »>«
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      Johannesburg
      208 12 1 MAR M MM RANO (•TRIALS Treat Bk. Un 8M Wooitru 146 78 1828 unch unch unch A Alpha 1929 MM MS Abarcom MO -28 Aad 1679 unch Angloa 6879 -100 iSy* 960 unch unch 26 -60 unch 60 ***** Buffets 7400 •100 C Q Smith Chartar 1600 •6400
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      New York
      500 12 •1% r.'~~OTMPPNPMDMIV^^^K^H aiim ma 24 *8% Alllod &fl ....48% Allia-CtMlmors Am Brands Inc 2% 4M 97% unch •2% Am Cyanamid 94% 29% -2% 76% -3% Am Horn* Prod 88% 4% -1 17% Amerada Haaa 28% 74% 57% -1 7% 20% All RIcMMd 88% •1 AIL 23% Avon Product*
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      European markets
      837 12 Amsterdam MAM M FLA 4-#. ABN 514 SO -2 5 80 80 4- 02 Ahotd ***** 1 6 137 50 1 5 142.20 -0 1 AMEV 86 10 04 Amro Bank Am Stad 7® 80 127 80 -01 4-08 17.80 -0 1 BOLS 144 00 -02 Bof*umi| Buahrman
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  • ASIAN STOCKS
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      Hongkong
      363 13 HONGKONG: Share prices yesterday closed sharply lower on heavy selling by local and overseas institutions influenced by bearish chart positions. The Hang Seng Index lost 89.33 to 2,731.05 and the Hong Kong Index was off 56.66 at 1,750.29. Turnover totalled HK51.045 million. Brokers said selling accelerated in the early
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      Taipei
      215 13 MAN f AM Sincara Indus NT! 2.82 96 90 -0.00 -0.4 -1.3 -1 -1.1 •0.$ -0.9 -1 I Kuochan Oav Laa Cham Yuan Cham Indua Uan Hwa Indua Nan Ya Plaa .29.40 .31 JO 21.90 39.90 -3.1 -0.9 -0.6 -1.1 Chang Loong CM* Haln Camant... Chin Hain Flour 99.90
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      Tokyo
      420 13 TOKYO: The market average firmed to a record closing high yeeter- day as buying in biotechnology issues overcame a sluggish mood following Wall Street's decline. The average gained 46.06 to a record close of 21,214.46, surpassing the previous record high cloee of 21,176.03 set on March 5. But declines
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      Manila
      67 13 MAN 18 Acojf Mining 0.00M 0.0006 Orisntsi B. Phil Ovsrssss 0.002 0.02S ....0.04 unch -0.001 •0.006 Anglo Phil -401 Apsx Mining B.... 0.048 •0.002 282.80 -6 Atlas Con. 8 IB unch ten Mlgust B 120 -1 Basic PvtfolMni.. Bsngust Con. B... First Phil HMgs.... 0.011 n 8.00 -0.002 unch
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      Sydney
      409 13 SYDNEY: Key industrial and gold stocks attracted heavy selling pressure on Australian share markets yesterday. An arbitration commission dect- sion granting a 10-dollar-a-week pay riaa with scope for a further four per cent rise later this year coupled with lower bullion and metal prices encouraged selling. At the cloee
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      Lock icon Bangkok
      123 13 Reuter BANGKOK: The Stock Exchange of Thailand Index rose 2.79 to to 217.78 on a turnover of 2,070,045 shares worth 369.6 million baht. MM H MMT +b MiaUnton 174 +1 Ao Kham Thai... 1*4 <tnct\ Cywnt M» +M Ayudhya Inmaliwi*. 264 +2 sssarr-'si v, Jss=sssr. m ii, A CaM*
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      Lock icon Korean Air Lines to buy three 747 jets
      134 13 UPI KOREAN AIR LINES signed an agreement with Boeing Commercial Airplane Co to buy three 747-400 jetliners for US$4OO million snd took options on three more aircraft that could boost ths desl to US$BOO million. KAL presidsnt Choong Kun Cho ssld during
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      Lock icon Aussie companies sitting tight
      240 13 UPI AUSTRALIAN companies are loaded with debt but reluctant to raiae capital through the stock market out of fear of takeovera. a study found yesterday. The reports by the National institute of Economic and Induetry Reeearch aaid buaineea Inveetment plunged from 15 per cent of Auatralia'a
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      Lock icon Fujitsu, GTE Corp plan business systems joint venture in US
      215 13 UPI FUJITSU LTD of Japan and GTE Corp of the United States plan to launch a joint venture to develop and market computerised business and data communications systems, including private telephone exchange equipment The Japaneee company said on Tuesday that
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      Holiday Inn to add new chain
      138 13 HOLIDAY INNS INC ia to introduce a new international chain of lowerpriced hoteia, first in Western Europe and later in Aaia. The company plana to open about 130 auch hotels in the next 10 years as part of an aggreeaive international expaneion effort. The
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      138 13 Reuter CHINA'S State Council has approved a major power project involving US$225 million in foreign exchange, an official newspaper said. Economic Information said tha Ligang thermal power station in Jiangsu province requires s total investment of 1.33 billion yuan and will have a capacity of
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      Indian aluminium company signs US$150m loan
      97 13 INDIA'S stata-ownad National Aluminium Company has signad an agraamant yaatarday for a 10-yaar loan of US$l5O million from 10 Japanaaa financial inatitutlona. Mttnui Financa Aaia, tha agant for tha Japanaaa group, aaid tha loan had a six-yaar graca pariod with tha principal rapayabla in
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      Lock icon Hutchison unit orders cranes
      58 13 Reuter CONTAINER PORT operator Hong Kong International Terminals Ltd, an 86 per cent-held unit of Hutchison Whampoa Ltd, haa placed a HK$l64 million order for seven quayside container cranee of 800 tonnes each with Japan's Mitsui Engineering and Shipbuilding for May 1968 to August 1969 delivery.
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      Lock icon US raises Soviet grain import estimate
      413 14 UPI THE SOVIET UNION'S raturn to tha US corn markat and purchaaaa of grain from othar countrlM have lad tha U8 Agriculture Dapartmant to ralaa Its aatlmata of Bovlat grain Importa by thraa million tonnaa to 26 million. Bovlat purchaaaa of Amarlcan com alao
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      Lock icon Competitiveness of US wheat dips
      118 14 AP USING a ntw indicator of trad* performance, a US Agriculture Department economist has sakf the US will probably continue to be leee competitive than Argentina, Auetralia and Canada In the international wheat market by the year 2000. Further, said Thomas Vollrath of the department's
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      Lock icon LME's February volume better than same month last year
      171 14 AFP TRADING VOLUME In zinc, aluminium and nlckal on tha London Matal Exchanga (LME) showad an Improvamant laat month ovar Fabruary 1986, LME statistics ralaasad on Thursday showad. Turnovar In zinc raachad 678,660 tonnas against 424,876 tonnas In Fabruary 1986, giving
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      PALM OIL
      165 14 MALAYSIAN cruda palm oil prlcas clossd «lightly lowsr ysstsrdsy on rtntwtd sail* Ing In sympathy with ths sasinass In palm oil futuras aftar Initially axtandlng Monday's rlaaa. Daalars Mid flrmar ovarnlght Chioago soyoll futurss supportad aarly prlcaa. March dallvarlaa In tha south and north raglons fall MIS to
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      OIL & PRODUCTS
      97 14 OIL PRODUCTS MOOT EA8T ASIAN spot product p rices cloaed firmer after a noisy but largely Inactlva day. Early cruda trading in Tokyo saw prlcea only allghtly hlghar with companiea looking to th US market tor help In price direction. Closing prices for crude (FOB origin) US$/borr»l Change Dubai (April)
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      RICE
      44 14 Bangkok Broktn Rk» (USS/toM* KM) A-l fapw A»1 IptcW 141 140 Whit# Rlc* C-1 S#mM 2J4 C 0r^ w«q ilss ns Loonzotn Rtc* 230 «<* 100% 2nd gro4* 219 JJO 100% M erod* 300 PorbelM Riot '•o ?5J its ito Motz* 1*0 its 33%
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      SSR and SMR
      82 14 1 i MM API •7 MAY t7 v wri p ii monmi NOON Irorworw rnonmi NOON RA8 fcjym Srim •wyan Mm ssi ao ***** T/ -'M 144J0 ■fJr" sst 90 ***** ***** MRELB •wyan SMI cv ***** *****N *****N SMI I 24J0 244J0N 247JO 249JON SMI 5
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      WHEAT
      139 14 WHEAT FUTURES in Chicago turned higher near Monday's cloaa and finiehed 1-3/4 to four U8 cant# higher with spot March at U852.96 a bushel. Traders said nearby wheat futurea were supported by commercial stopping of dsliverlee. The midsession strength prompted commission house chart buying and local short covering. Locale
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      RUBBER
      297 14 OINQAPOWI Tht markat clOMd hlghar yaatarday with April 1 RBB buyara quotad at 180.80 canta/kllo, up 1.76 canta from Monday. Tha morning aaaalon galnad 2.28 canta on aoma ovaraaaa ahort oovarlng Intaraat In modarata trading. But tha gain waa parad allghtty In modarata aftamoon trading on trada aalllng and
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      KL Tin
      71 14 THi PMCC Of TW on Vw Kuala Lumpur «n mart* elatad unehanfad at Iwt, inlin Mddl' 1 day's lavaT'tlrwit" I baying puahad *w prtoa up by twa aanfcbattta hUhar ia»al alt. *pa^ Tha parity af KLTM prteaa wNh luropa alraol|>|fi||Af aApmaa lyiiflnji wW Wv ww* virevi| from larapaan
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      Produce exchange
      124 14 1 iTTiTv^H S#M#n' mn)fi dock Mar 10 ($1/100 ng prlcM an Coconut oil tuft fob MAO OM drum FOB 9100 Naw drum FOB 10X00 Copra AAlxftd (loon) 50 aalan Poppor MMMk Wkfei rot HLW IMSjOO WW 1MOOO M2J0 kM KM NLW 1077JO NIW 10*7JO Coffoo AH FOB NSW
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      LONDON MARKETS
      876 14 COFFEE Robusta coffee futures ended Monday with gains of £8 to £22 a tonne boosted by some short covering during the afternoon. The abeence of significant origin selling prompted some traders to tidy up their positions. But trading was quiet, with an estimated volume of only 3,572 lots
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      RAS and MRELB
      257 14 RAS prlcf It MlSc •nta/k* fC Mi Ma 9 NOON fc* 1 RSS Prompt MfVII ***** 193 JON 9VJwT| 191.73 19Z73N IM 1 RSS April S7 190.25 191.23 199 JO ***** btf 1 RSS May 19X25 19X73 197.25 197.73 k» 2 RSS Of itooo 1S200N 179JO 191
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      SOYBEAN
      148 14 SOYBEAN FUTURES in Chicago closed narrowly mixod on Monday, ranging 2-1/4 US canta highar to ona cant lowar with spot March at USS4.9O-1/2 a buahai. Naarby contract# wara supported by tha continuad atrika by taaman at 11 key porta in Brazil and rumours that tha Sovlat Union bought US
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      694 14 DBSBANK THE DEVELOPMENT BANK OF SINGAPORE LTD (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) To: All Shareholders 1. RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 1986 The Board of Directors of The Development Bank of Singapore Ltd announces that the audited results of DBS Bank and DBS Group for the year
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  • SHARE INFORMATION
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      Indecisive trading fails to hold down market
      4324 15 AFTER A MORNING of indecisive trading, the share market firmed in the afternoon in spite of heavy scrip delivery. The Straits Times Industrial Index again closed at a new all-time high when it put on 5.88 points to 1,082.89. The BT Composite Index
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      Chief price changes
      229 15 G t Ufa ICS MN Mmo ms Not Iran baton SQt Huna M H Royal C*C loWgh T—artefc U O 1 Own Hap Kb*. Spara la* Rises 2250 1040 1020 HI 525 4M 384 2M 158 254 185 245 394 249 19* 444 Falls SINGAPORE Indlcas More*
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      Business done on the SES
      4419 15 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of sharee traded shown in brackets in tots of 1,000 units unless otherwlee specified. All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after toe word "SETT".
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  • COMPANY NEWS
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      Lock icon Ayala sells stake in Universal Life to Aetna
      482 16 Bernama ES AETNA LIFE and Casualty, a leading American insurance company, is buying over the 49 per cent foreign stake in Universal Life and General Insurance Sdn Bhd from the Ayala group of the Philippines. The other 51 per cent stake in
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      Gula Perak seeks deal with creditors
      407 16 GULA PERAK is seeking the approval of its unsecured creditors for a scheme of arrangement to settle its debts totalling M 562.5 million. Gula Perak's debts as at September 30 1966 consist of $43.73 million owed to secured creditors and $18.76 million to unsecured
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      Business done on the KLSE
      2933 16 810 and otter prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Slock Exchange yaaterday, with tha number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unlees otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Aono (1856) AJtoomofo 028SJ (2) 328 (11 324 Atex
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      Selected indices
      113 16 HONGKONG Hongkong Index Tuesdoy 1750.29 Mondoy *****4 Week ogo *****9 Hong Song Index Tuesday *****5 Monday 2820 38 Week ogo 2939 05 All Industrials Tuesday 2593 3 Monday ***** Week ogo ***** NEW YORK Dow Jones Monday *****2 Friday *****3* Week ogo 2220 47 TOKYO Nikkei Avorago Tuesday
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      Unit trusts
      235 16 MonoQwi' pricti (S) for Mordi 11 Singapore Unit Trust ntCoMK* IDS 1.13 TW Sovtogt Fund 090 0*7* S'poro frog Fund 041 0.45 S pan Sac Fund 070 0 76 Sport Inw hind 078 084 S'por* Equtty Fund 050 054 Asia Unit Trust Mol InM Fund 1 39 147
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      Lock icon Malayan Cables set to shed old image for a more up-to-date corporate look
      756 16 MBT MALAYAN CABLES is gearing itself up for a more diversified role. Sapura Holdings, with a controlling stake of 52 per cent in Malayan Cables, believes it is time to shed the cable company's old image and
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      Lock icon Bank Bum! takes over Asiavest discount house
      111 16 Bernama ES BANK BUMIPUTRA Malaysia Bhd has taken over Asiavest Discount House (M) Bhd from Asiavest Merchant Bankers (M) Bhd. Bank Bumi said the sales and purchase agreement for the takeover was signed yesterday between both parties. The bank said the takeover of
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      Buying interest returns to Kuala Lumpur exchange
      498 16 RENEWED buying interest yesterday afternoon enabled the Kuala Lumpur stock market to close mixed to slightly firmer. Second- and third-liners continued to be actively traded. A broker noted that interest continued to be moving from counter to counter. "It's like playing musical chairs.
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      81 16 CHEMICAL COMPANY of MALAYSIA Mm* EGM at the Kedah Room, Basement 2, Shangri-La Hotel, 11 Jatan Sultan Ismail. ***** Kuala Lumpur, on Tuesday, March 17, at 9.30am to be followed by the 2Sth AQM. THE NEW STRAITS TIMES PRESS (Malaysia) Bertwd: EGM in the Theatrette, Balai Berita, 31
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      Lock icon First of many firsts to come
      622 17 HOCK LOCK SIEW SEALION Hotels Ltd is no more. After two months at the helm of Sealion, Allan Ng has set the mould to create a company after his own image. First, a name change to First Capital Corporation (FCC) to reflect his own
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      Sealion and UIC pay $99m for Tung Centre
      477 17 SEALION HOTELS Ltd and United Industrial Corporation yesterday confirmed that they have teamed up to acquire Tung Centre. a prime office building along Collyer Quay, for $99 million cash. The two publicly-listed companies are buying Tung Centre from Island Investment and Agency
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      Lock icon MMC said to be discussing sale of Lanjut stake
      441 17 MBT MALAYSIA MINING CORP (MMC) is believed to be holding discussions to sell its stake in Kampong Lanjut Tin Dredging to a party headed by Mr Loh Yoke Hang, executive director of Public Assurance Malaysia. Mr Loh is said to be
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      LONDON STOCKS
      838 17 SHARE PRICES yesterday opened lower across a broad front as selling spilled over from Monday's heavy declines in London and on Wall Street, dealers said. The FT 30 Index ended trading on Monday down 25.1 at 1576.3, while the FTSE 100 fell 24.5 to 1973.7. Business volume, however,
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      Genting and Asiatic turn in markedly reduced earnings
      691 17  -  By AMY CHEOK GENTING BHD, the casino, plantation and property group, has turned in substantially lower profits for fiscal 1966. The performance of its 79.7 per cent-owned plantation subsidiary, Asiatic Development Bhd, was equally unimpressive because of the slump in commodity prices,
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      220 17 JACK CHIA-MPH Ltd said on completion of the sale of the South Yarra project on or before March 31, 1967, and subject to the normal warranties and undertakings and the terms of the sale and purchase agreement, the company will no longer be liable for any contingent liabilities
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      Hongkong Bank plans bonus issue and HK$3.3b cash call
      552 17 THE HONGKONG and Shanghai Banking Corp is planning a one-for-eight bonus issue to be followed by a one-for-eight rights issue. It said the new rights shares would be issued at HK$7 each to raise a total of $3.3 billion. A total
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      London metals
      115 17 llnofftdol dot* on Mar 09 COft« 1975 •«<•' Cash: £*****/***** Thrw months: £***** ***** TIN aandord Suspended Cash: Thro* month* TIN high «rod* Suspended Cash Thraa months. LEAD 725 staody Cash: £*****/***** Thro* months: £*****/***** ANTIMONY 99.6 pc/tonn« (Wor* Sous* Rotterdam in USS> To dot» 2330/2370 Previous: 2330/2370
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      Lock icon Bank Bum! regains top slot from Maybank
      185 17 Bemama BANK BUMIPUTRA Malaysia Bhd has regained its position as the Malaysia's largest commercial bank in terms of assets from Malayan Banking Bhd, according to the 1967 Kuala Lumpur Bankers Directory released yesterday. Bank Bumi had assets of M 524.97 billion ss at
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      210 16 M NOTICE OF OPTIONAL REDEMPTION SABAH DEVELOPMENT BANK BERHAD U5540,000,000 FLOATING RATE NOTES DUE 1989 Notice is hereby given pursuant to condition s(c) of the above mentioned Floating Rate Notes created by a Trust Deed dated 11th May, 1982 between Sabah Development Bank and the Law Debenture Corporation P '-C-
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      296 16 NOTICES CVIWi IlthtHt NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN in pursuance to Section SOI (1) of the Companies Act, Cap. IK, that a general meeting of the abovenamed company will be held at 9 Penang Road #12-00, Supreme Hoaee. Singapore OB on IS April 1807 at 10.00 am for the purpose of
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      151 17 ir-k it it it ilr 4r -k it 1f •k Tfflz&U Over the last 7 years James Capel have consistently topped the polls as the leading supplier of research among UK brokers. And as our clients' investment outlook has become more international so have our services. Which is why we
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    Tan Kok Liang gets two-year suspension
    613 18  -  SSA preparing further charges By HOMER CHEN FORMER PAN-ELECTRIC Industries director Tan Kok Liang has been found guilty of dishonesty by the disciplinary committee of the Singapore Society of Accountants and suspended for two years. But the Registrar of the society, in a statement
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    Lock icon Colombo expects lower economic growth
    240 18 Reuter SRI LANKA expects lower economic growth this year through a combination of higher defence •pending, drought and depressed export prices, Finance and Planning Minister Ronnie de Mel said in Colombo yesterday. This year's US$375 million defence budget had already risen by US$75 million, Mr
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    439 18  -  By ANNA TEO IT WAS ONE FORUM when the presiding chairman in this case also a Minister and Member of Parliament took a back seat. "There were lots of occasions when I found it extremely difficult to resist the temptation to
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    168 18 Reuter BURMA'S socialist government yesterday unveiled a budget that earmarks more public money for investment in the creaking economy in response to tumbling imports and exports. Deputy Prime Minister Tun Tin said in a statement that investment would rise to U551,069 billion in the financial
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    Lock icon Lone bid to get Reagan impeached
    196 18 Reuter A DEMOCRATIC legislator from Texas on Monday announced a lone bid to have Congress impeach President Ronald Reagan for his role in the sale of US weapons to Iran and diversion of profits to Nicaraguan rebels. "If ever there was an impeachable president
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    Lock icon Latest figures confirm stagnation in West German economy
    358 18 Reuter FIGURES yesterday confirmed that the powerful West Germany economy had stagnated towards the end of 1986, and the government said that expansion in the early part of this year might also turn out to be relatively weak. The Federal Statistics Office
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    Lock icon Sarawak chief minister faces resignation call
    167 18 Reuter TWENTY-EIGHT of the 48 members of Sarawak'a Assembly have demanded that the Chief Minister resign or face a vote of no confidence. The assemblymen yesterday telexed their demand from Kuala Lumpur to Patinggi Haji Taib Mahmud in Sarawak, a spokesman for the group
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    Nine appointed to panel
    226 18 NINE BUSINESSMEN and industrialists have been appointed to a resource panel of the new Parliamentary Committee on Finance, Trade and Industry, chaired by Member of Parliament for Whampoa, Dr Augustine Tan. The nine are: Mr Tom Bolam, chairman of the American Business Council; Mr Ho Kwon
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    92 18 Reuter COMEX GOLD FUTURES were slightly higher on odd-lot buying yesterday morning following a lower dollar. The uptick in crude oil futures was also supportive. Gold for delivery in April was ahead US$O.BO at U*****.30 an ounce which was just short of Monday's high of US$4OB.OO. Analysts said
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    65 18 Reuter WALL STREET stocks traded at a slightly lower level yesterday morning. Following an avalanche of takeover activity on Monday, stocks associated with special situations potted mild gains, but continued to dominate the moat active list. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell nine points to 2251. Declines
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      41 18 AFP A SOUTH KOREAN buying mission purchased USB billion worth of US goods this month. US$5OO million worth of which were manufactured goods originally imported from Japan, said South Korean Trade Minister WoongBae Rha yesterday. AFP
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      33 18 Reuter INDIA can diversify and boost trade with China by exporting coffee, steel wires and engineering goods, said the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry yesterday. Reuter
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      38 18 Reuter AN INDIAN exporter and his Chinese associate were arrested yestsrday for allegedly using false documents to ship 22 billion yen worth of textiles to the US and Canada, said Kobe police yesterday. Reuter
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      34 18 Bernama ES MALAYSIAN manufacturers should not confina thair products to tha domestic market but should look at tha axport market, said a Japanaaa economist, Kiyoshi Igarashi, yesterday. Bernama ES
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      43 18 AP THREE-QUARTERS of Americans surveyed believe the US is equal in strength or stronger than the Soviet Union, and a majority credit President Ronald Reagan for restoring US military might. The finding was based on a Gallup survey. AP
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      63 18 UPI OPPOSITION mounted in Hongkong yesterday on the eve of a vols on a proposed press law that has been decried by media, judicial and public interest groups as an attempt to gag the prees. The public interest lobby Hongkong Observers added its voice to the
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      428 18 Accounting bodies sign Joint iximlnction accord, Pago 2 Financial Analysis for Managers Singapore, April 6-7,1987 f At the end of the course, participants perceptive un will have a better insight into the financial reports Who Should that are being increasingly thrusted upon them. Managers and will learn how to construct
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      133 19 Reuter IRAQI jets crippled an Iranian tanker and possibly two other vessels in a spate of attacks in the northern Quit during the past three days. Shipping sources in the region said the 284,632-tonne steam tanker Khark 5. owned by the
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      351 19  -  By JUNE LIM THE BUOYANT Far East-Eu-rope trade has attracted another new entrant, Durga's Container India Lines. Better known for its tramp operation, the Indian company will make its debut into liner shipping on April 1 loading from the UK Port of Felixstowe. DCIL
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      160 19 THE HONGKONG International Terminals has ordered seven quayside container cranes from Mitsui Engineering and Shipbuilding. The order, worth HK$l64 million, is the largest ever single crane deal for Hongkong. HIT technical services manager Mr Koji Morimoto said: "These will be the largest quayside
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        Lock icon Beauforte sells Panamax-sized ship
        73 19 Reuter BEAUFORTE HOLDINGS Ltd, a listed unit of Wharf Holdings Ltd, has sold a 64,120-ton Panamax-sized bulk carrier to an unidentified buyer for US$B.35 million. The book value of Beau Success, one of the firm's two ships, was US$l4 million as of March 31, 1986. Wharf
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        86 19 Reuter THE AUSTRALIA Northbound Shipping Conference will set a currency adjustment factor (CAP) of minus 1.75 per cent on all cargo to the Philippines, Hongkong and Taiwan, effective April 1. On the Japan/Korea trade, the conference will set a CAP of minus 2.42 per cent on
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        87 19 Reuter BANGLADESH has protested against the alleged presence of an Indian navy ship in its territorial waters and asked New Delhi to withdraw it immediately. In New Delhi, an Indian government spokesman said the matter was being looked into. A Bangladesh agency said the Indian
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1045 20 FURTHER chartering of grain vessels by Soviet operators and charterers traditionally involved with Soviet grain imports featured the freight market on Monday, ship brokers said. A 29,000 tonner is reported to have been fixed by Soviet charterers on timecharter from Cape Passero for a Great Lakes round trip
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      Big blow for anti-tunnel campaign
      501 20 Herald of Free Enterprise disaster THE ZEEBRUGGE tarry disaster, in which 135 people ere thought to have died, has dealt a blow to a campaign by terry operators against the proposed channel tunnel, financial analysts said. The Flexilink anti-tunnel group backed by Townsend Thoresen, owners
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      Operators asked to fit warning lights
      149 20 THE SUNKEN car ferry had signal lights which showed on the bridge if the bow doors were open. The technical director of the ship's builders, Josef Klar, said the stricken ferry and its two sister ships were built with "a comprehensive signalling installation" which
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      249 20 Reuter THE PUBLIC INQUIRY into the Herald of Free Enterprise disaster will focus on the bow doors, the ballast system and crew procedures factors which could have made the 7,950 tonne ferry capsize off Zeebrugge, leaving a toll of 136 missing or
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      Lock icon Insurance claims likely to hit £30m
      426 20 Reuter BRITISH INSURERS could face more than £30 million of insurance claims following the Zeebrugge ferry disaster, a spokesman tor Lloyds of London said. It could take weeks before the extent of the compensation claims for passengers, crew and cargo was known and also
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      INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
      1003 20 AB Shpg V 5 ABC Container VIII 2 Accord Shpg VI 3 Ahrenkiel Liner X 1 Africa Ocean IX 4 Ailtrans VII 3 AC Toepfer X 5 Anro Service IV 2/3 Arrow lines X 4 Atlos Line X 3 ANl 1 1/2 ARC Line V 4 API
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      CONSORTIA
      178 21 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/European, Far East/Persian Gulf. Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan and the member tinea: ACE (FAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services "K" Line Korean Shipping Corporation Neptune Orient Lines Orient Overseas Container Line Cho Yang Shipping AMRO (STRAITS/ AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line Australia/Straits Container Line
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      Lock icon Proposal to make Kastellorizon an open registry
      192 21 Seatrade Week THE SMALL island of Kastellorizon. 113 km to the east of Rhodes and just off the coast of Turkey, is being proposed as an "open registry A letter sent to Greek Minister of Mercantile Marine Stathis Alexandris by a group representing
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      Lock icon IMS boosts fleet to 39 ships by acquiring Gray Marine
      498 21 Lloyd's List INTERNATIONAL Marine Services (IMS), the Dubai-based offshore and salvage specialist, has bought Gray Marine Services SA, the Panamanian tug subsidiary of the Gary Mackenzie group. Gray Marine owns 24 tugs, supply boats and utility vessels, and the acquisition
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      670 21 AFP REPORTS that Soviet operators had again booked several vassal* to ship thair grain imports from North and South America on a time-charter, as well as a single voyage basis, led to firmer rates in both sectors during the past week on the freight market. The popular Panamax
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      Lock icon Salvors try to end fire on ship
      70 21 Reuter SALVAGE experts will make a fresh attempt to extinguish a fire aboard a Danish freighter laden with high explosives. Coast Guard Commander David Eliot said that specialists would pump fire-killing nitrogen into the blazing forward hold of the 1,000ton ne Horneatrand as
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      158 21 AP A WEST GERMAN ship ordered to turn back from a trip to Jean because it was carrying a tSsrgo of ammunition is transferiog its load onto another ship at sea, Bonn government spokesman Fried helm Ost said. The MS Gretl, currently located
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      New line for Felixstowe
      92 21 A NEW RAIL line has been built to link the Port of Felixstowe's northern Freightliner terminal to the main Britieh reil network between Ipewich and Felixstowe. The new line, ineugu rated on March 3, will allow the port to develop operational flexibility end enable Freightiiner trains
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      PEOPLE IN SHIPPING
      75 21 MR AU Jlnnah Ibrahim (right) has been appointed manager aalea and businese development for Shapadu Holding's Oil and Gas divieion. He will be responsible for field salee representation, business development and implementation of Shapadu's salee programme. Mr Ibrahim, who holds a MSc degree in Petroleum Geology and
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      SHIPS IN PORT
      964 26 AT CONVENTKNUL WHARVES EJT 2. £52 "2S Sri low. MM oioagad* 1108/3000 VmmI Berth Arrival ITwitImi« **> >■>■»'■ mii iiamwoo uxa/ooo > msa uxo/owo iios/i«o KEPPEL WHARVES M» I2XQ/0700 Amrtoydzlion 1 K2» fl IIJ0O/31OO So II03/1300 1203/1500 Si**"" £52 liSJS Koto lafcti K33 otongnd* 12X0/1500 A*o* S2
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      3726 26 Evm Oerwue. Evergreen. Mar 11. Am) Maenk Maank Una. Mar 11 Oh» Ha. CNna Ocean Shag. Mar M. BuMnam Bhum. ScanOuicht Mar 1«. N* Tmhonov MOnMUna. 11« 17M. Evm Oar dan. Evarfraafi. Mar M. Tang Ha. CMna Ocean Bhpg. Mar JO. BuMngm
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      426 19 1 u FT) i lii 11 •V! OOCL Cmiadtm Um MHNNE MRPPtRC AfIENCKS (Rap. Ha. MM/ OOK] \WM SmmTraDTUeSiui "1J Ifirmifl TERMIRAI/CFS Tal *****11 220 rpai OOOftIROS Tal 90BM 255 "MM! IMPfWB AGENCIES Ml. MO. -MMS «*T WLARO TEL *****1 Tata Na. HA3M77MA***** UU.II.I_LI KNMN TEL B4IM TELEX NO MANU73
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      72 19 mm THE ZEEBRUGGE ferry disaster, in which 135 people are thought to have died, has dealt a blow to a campaign by ferry operators against the proposed channel tunnel. Pege ll INTERNATIONAL Marine Services (IMS) has bought Gray Marine Services SA, the Panamanian tug subsidiary of the Gary Mackenzie group.
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      309 19 I :.T:•! NEEDED LOVE. SHE WANTED REVENGE. Emma Hartc Is A WOHJUVOr 'But what is the piicr she has paid? good bookthopt MAERSK LINE HONG KONG AND KEELUNG next sailing "CORNELIA MAERSK" etd 17.3.87 TNi wk Lan M. ChMtng Tlmm CY MIPHM CFS 15/3 2100 MRS •3f CY 17/3 0700
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      261 20 OUiOOUND TO NORTH CONTINENT COMPAGNIE MARITIME D AFFRETEMENT REGULAR CONTAINER SLRVICE FAR EAST TO MEDITERRANEAN AND EUROPE AISO ARABIAN GULF AND INDIAN SUB CONTINENT in C 11 T OU N D TO MEDITERRANEAN II MM I rim MUX.OC JUPITER OUTBOUND TO ARABIAN GULF AND INDIAN SUB CONTINENT I I TH
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      268 20 TRANSPORT VSL BTA ELHE II CNAN6 UK taddrt-I^Mldae-Aat mm um-ibkwi^-SAPPORO OLYMPICS IJanllin ■tiling Further load/ diecharging pom en rot Smmm AfMt Goodrich MtrWint Pis I PT. KLANQ S'Pt on ad an m m w m w I*4 I*4 aft 22H Frt Booking contact S'PORE LOO- FOR aubject to euNcient to
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      377 21 The Straits Steamship Group i Mansfield Container Shipping Pte Ltd STRAITS SHPPMG Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunai Port# and Bangkok oa i O mr l 3) <L ii ST an an w id w w an an an w» an en an on an an an i* m an an
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      288 21 MCS A V 5E jg TO/MM CHILI TO USA/CANADA WEEKLY FULL CONTAINER SERVICE PJICKINLEY Vl* W»"iTTICT7T7?I»!:iirT 22/2 113/3 I*3 12/3 I*3 115-14/3 11(3 12W3 122-23/3 *3 27/3 27/3 2*3 27/3 2*3*3 I*3 3/4 13/4 I 2/4 13/4 I 5-*4 T7TT UNEMAUI P. GRANT m P. MADISON Vl3l P. ROOSEVELT V
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      88 21 Franco Belgian Services i i. i Ml MBfcH Of- AC F CONSORHUN f CHARGEURS REUNIS 'I ii i w^m l MFD CLUB MEMBFH I I I rpn P.Ma* rtM Mi a m> SB* 11 Apr lifer »M lifer lifer lifer fern fer V fer Mfer lifer lifer 7Zp »Zy if'.:
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      283 22 K h lAINERSHIP SERVICE TO UK CONTINENT Tafeb [ipr»M br CMir-tf HMi 13/3 I*J W3 220 2W tf/3 2*3 M 12/4 14/4 m 2W4 M 4 ZV4 270 «s 110 IVS an 220 10 VI 7(4 10 110 110 I*o 110 110 U0 170 H0 X 0 X 0 10
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      609 22 a FULly containerised service r fUFOPI VIA SuT/h of thf Acp Consorliun: FROM I'IROPf VIA SUf/ a Memhff ol the Ace Consortium NEPTUNE CRYSTAL ME P.Kataa|S*pare H.Kanf KjmMwii Rvtao Taky* (M/ 3) 17/3 21/3 22/3 25/3 30/3 W) w v an 1/4 «a 2/4) 31ft 4/4 V< W 13/4 9/4)
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      273 22 INTERCONTINENTAL TIMBER CARRIERS BULK TIMBER/PLYWOOD PARCEL SERVICE To: CONT/UK PORTS: mac PT MUM LQMMM FOt Sit IV] M. SINGAPORE PORT KELANG HOT A KINAtALU TC. HANI CALICO SHIPPING PTE LTD T«t 2252 M Tfau tS Sltt CAUCO FAX:! PCRKAPALAN UTAHA SON RND T«t MUM* KESAVAN SNIPfING SON BHD t* mm
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      542 22 r MRMTNU EVU CUIM EVU UVM6 EVU LEVCL evw a.otr EVU UNKING o EVERGREEN f u u Container Service Round-The-World East Bound (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) mo 220 ap ap ap an ap m 10 w «l I2K MD IW up an an an an an an an an an an an 120
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      396 23 PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street. 03-00 Singapore 0106 Tel: *****33 INDONESIA CONTAINER SERVICE MA HAWK MA HAWK MA HAWK HA MM 1.-'A BANGKOK CONTAINER SERVICE PASIR GUDANG CONTAINER SERVICE VOY POO •ni mn 4714 7M •TIC 11M RED SEA/EAST AND WEST AFRICA SERVICE KARACHI/M.E. GULF SERVICE CHINA
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      279 23 m THONG SOON >*'09-00, Robina House, S pore 0106 Tel: *****88. Telex: RS ***** BOOKING: *****88 (DIRECT LINE) SINGAPORE TO SARAWAK SINGAPORE TO SABAH PORT 15 Mar 17 24 Mar X 17 Mar 19 26 Mar 2S SINGAPORE TO BRUNEI iWt: aJLidLiiia With Reefer, and FCL Container Service Voy. S'pore
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      379 23 BENLINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT ICE FROM UK/CONTINENT NAVWSTON MUMS-tOM FN Ufl MB W DH H AUL VESSELS A CC £FT TRANSHIPMENT CARGO TO/FROM PENANG AND EAST MALAYSIAN PORTS (KJJEBSEN LINE M NEW ZEALAND amptmb fcl md vol-mum, mm. mta. mmm. um kavkm i HOMAM. AUJTAU PORT MQ».
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      381 23 li DJASAGETRI A Joint Europe Service Of: P.T. DJAKARTA LLOYD P.T. 6ESUIKI LLOYD P.T. SAMUDERA INDONESIA P.T. TRIKORA LLOYD HH1353 WLIAO tREMEN A'DAM/R'DAM N'RURG -WW an MM 2*4 24/4 i ALSO ACCEPTING ROTN C< PORTS, NULL II HAVRE. HELSINKI CONVENTIONAL CAROO VIA T/S TO UK ■OOTMDMMC E i DJAKARTA LLOYD
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      261 23 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BURMA FIVE STAR (Burmese National Line) Loading for Rangoon I'port P.KaUng Pwung Bangi BANK UNE il Ri'l E TAGMM VM Spar* 29/3 FORTNBANK VMS Sport Ufi (M 6 ports: PORT lIORESBY/KJfrA/RABAUL/KIIIBE/LAE/lIADANt> T/S: ALOTAU, OROftAY, NEWAK (KL A«t M+ C T#l *****0/230MW23M755) ▲HYUNDAI MERCHANT MARINE i USA SERVICE
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      1338 24 USA CANADA MUhl* MttT mound Tlm World Sorvlco) K LINE KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. 0. FORTUNE V 2 N. GARNET V7/N. JADE V 6 0 FAIR V 2 SPORE LB 20 Iter 11 Apr 27 Mar 18 Apr 3 Apr 25 Apr FEEDER VSL SP PK PN SP MOTHER VSL
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      495 24 AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE ESTtCLIPPM ni 16 Mar CAUBAI V 33 4 Apr ESTECIIPftR *1321 Mar CALABAR V.34 kby rcurct c«nWMn S"pw~| Mrife frm S*dn Aha Accapb INDIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE >»win FCUFCL Cum IT ABM V.4H4 S ESTECUma VJ2 S.O MAJMPIM VHN m w ESTECUmi VJJ INDIA/JAPAN/INDIA SERVICE USA
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      465 24 golden line WS&V GUAM GUM) SHTfMG (PTE) LTD V aMM h* s*ai —IWI MM TU UUM (M IMS) STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: tpn PJWa* Hm QOLOEN MONOER Colamte/Karaclit/OMtaM/OMMMi HHkr- GOLDEN BEAR Catoa*a/KandM/Oata/Orta M/MMar capting FCL Carp ta Dußai «Mb trantMpawM at StorjM QUAN QUAN SI HP PINO SON. BHD. P. KLANC
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      316 24 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD H llt C* *'g Roi' -07 02 03 Hu'!d Singapore 0208 '«>i *****1 1 10 Irn Bulk Orient Lime BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK M.V. AOQJMA I H.V. AGIOS N« fpm f. Mmi Im*h tarUU Inn SFTW(OTJAMT/UK/NULL) PB 14/3 MK3 JTiMOT/^/uMuU) INTRASEA (PTE) LTD MOIIIDC ZMSU LMPV MNTAM
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      634 25 NEPTUNE AGENCIES PTE. LTD. Tatata OS BOOKINGS NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD NEPLINC SON BHD NEPLINC SON! BHD. NCPLINC SON. (NO. NCPLINC SON. BNO. LA of Nm ACS R'Om nn m 14/4 a i* m* A'vwf 7/4 m m* w* vs V* IV* 121* vi* m 2*« 2M W 3/5 OW)
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      277 25 L HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO PENANG BUSAN INCHON *7 OmmmfWH mi r~? i S POSt AGf NTS Nf PTU Nf AGCNCIIS tit 1 ID Te> w .•'usam B™ ,V."SIO .V-.'O.V lOor' i r. t ,'.*o:l*l .wv* a ts, h<l *YS nrs T1 I N«S
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      372 25 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUILDING 55, Market Street Singapore 0104 Tel: *****33 (15 Lines) Terminal Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS 25M1 95-A, Jin Maranti Morrt JOHOK BAHRU Tit *****1/*****1 Th: MA ***** "FEBIOS" NPMS NAI TNOM MMTfING 127 Pmm S»
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      268 26 SINGAPORE SHIPPING CORPN.(PTE) LTD. TEL: 225-6868 (30 LINES) TELEX: RS ***** A/B SSCMA, RS ***** A/B SSCAD FORTNIGHTLY FULL CONTAINER t Rt tJE Hi I iUjL-TOCK. mWrr II 17 "V. 'I ••VIA LARNACA: Accepting cargo for Piraeus, Thessaloniki, Izmir, Istanbul, Mersin, Lattakia, Limassol, Beirut, Alexandra, Port Said, Iraqi, Iranian and
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      303 26 SF SURFACE FREIGHT jSEi WEEKLY LCL FCL SERVICES TO: USA/CANADA Also accepting to all inland destinations 20 McCjllut Street kI7 03 a Clumber C^o6 Te 225 ?6!6 |4 'ire'! T RS SijP r RT Cattie SURFACEFRT CBC CORMORANT BULK CARRIERS n» w jk Victory W HIS W A. TFORT AGENCSS
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      165 26 i'lKKF.Vi':*. VESSEL ETA HORLO SANPO M.T. V 1315 INOERA PERTAMA HT. 71 Z7/3I •Vim, Calcutta, Tattcarin Qi liwkMMiiMkt <*uujKa inowpTipu LOADING FDR MH COMMERCIAL fRWHT& STORAGE FT8.1T9.: REGULAR LCL SERVICE TO JAKARTA. SAILINGS EVERY TWO DAY^* 1, LOK YANG WAY PIONEER CIRCUS SINGAPORE 2262 FOR BOOKINGS: TEL: *****86 EGYPTIAN NAVIGATION
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      256 27 international roo^wuws h\* i* 4, i k i^J ACCEPTING FCIJLCL HOHQ KONG ETD SINGAPORE TRANSIT HAMRURG/ROTTERDMi SYDNCY/IKLiOURNE nmAimi FELIXSTOWE LOS flHglft HnIUcMCMa Hamburg West GermanyTiger Line Common Carrier Feeder Services SINGAPORE INDIA AV.atr. Ivlif.l 2'..LV KjmOMHC 9F |l pcjfrr MARCOURT as KSTNRtNE SIF MB PORTHARCOURT 87 SAILED IN KMT 17-17
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