The Business Times, 7 April 1987

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 112/12/86 TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1987 75 CENTS
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    FINANCIAL NEWS SUMMARY
    201 1 Slmex DM (June)0.5512 (-25) Evro-$ (June) 93.36 (+14 Yen (June) 0.*****7 (-3 Pound (Jun) 1.6125 (+165) Nikkei Index (Jun) ***** 345) US T-bond (Jun) 98.09 39 Gold prices S'pore (buyer's quote) US$420.40 +US$2.00 London (Afternoon fix) US$421.45 (+2.75) Rubber S'pore May 193.75 cts/kg (-1.25) M'sia May 226.50
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    Lock icon Japanese business body calls for more state spending
    385 1 AFP JAPANESE BUSINESSMEN yesterday called on their government to spend at least five trillion yen (U5533.3 billion) to boost domestic economic activity and stop simmering trade disputes, particularly with the US. The Federation of Economic Organisations (Keidanren) also proposed that Japan abolish
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    Bargain hunting nudges up share prices
    238 1 LIGHT BARGAIN HUNTING helped most share prices on the Singapore market to finish slightly higher in moderate trading yesterday. Most of the buying was local although some foreign interest was detected earlier in the day, stockbrokers said. Wall Street's record high last Friday boosted
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    MRT contractor may seek arbitration if talks fail
    496 1  -  $30m claims for additional expenses By LIM SOON NEO WHILE the Mass Rapid Transit Corporation (MRTC) has been able to settle most claims from contractors amicably, one unhappy contractor with a $30 million claim has indicated that his company will bring the
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    Lock icon South Korea cuts tariffs to appease US
    225 1 Reuter SOUTH KOREA yesterday announced tariff cuts on 83 products in a move aimed at deflecting US pressures for a currency revaluation to cut Seoul's trade surplus with Washington. Import taxes would be reduced on 63 items by between five and 20 percentage
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    Lock icon Tokyo seeks retraction of sanctions
    178 1 AP PRIME MINISTER Yasuhiro Nakasone said yesterday that Japan would seek retraction of US sanctions announced last month in a dispute over the chip trade. It was Mr Nakasone s first public comment regarding US President Ronald Reagan's announcement on March 27 that in two
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    Lock icon US-Japan trade war will hit Australia: newspaper
    226 1 UPI AUSTRALIA will find itself in an increasingly uncomfortable position as the economic war between Japan and the US continues unless Australia can take advantage of whatever gaps it can find in the global marketplace. The Australian newspaper said in an editorial yesterday.
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    Privatisation and after
    56 1 IN OTHER COUNTRIES, governmentowned companies have a tendency to be inefficiently-managed and are often in the red. In Singapore, the reverse is true. Most government-owned enterprises are seen to be dynamic and well-managed pace setters. With privatisation, how will this affect the current status quo of such
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    Used car dealers in a tight spot
    534 1  -  By WILLIAM CHIA SECOND-HAND car dealers are getting desperate. So hard up are they for business that they are prepared to pay a fee to anyone who can supply them with used cars. "Cash reward of $200 for every car you recommend and
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      224 1 mm SHARE MFORMATION MONEY A EXCHANGES COMMODITIES AIRCRAFT SCHEDULE TV ft RADIO CROSSWORDS BRtSTOW DOONESBURY OUR VIEW THE IDEA OF tying monetary policy to commodity prices is worth pursuing. It would serve as an additional tool for refining monetary control. But if it is to come about, it is the
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      120 1 Nikon THE WORLD'S FINEST PHOTOGRAPHIC SYSTEM More stories, Back Page MRTC to start public •ducation programme, Page 2 For cash in a flash, you've just got to hand it to us. Our new Uniflash service is easily the quickest way to withdraw your cash from any of our 63 branches.
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  • HOME NEWS
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      $5.1m in grants for 11 research projects
      362 2  -  Awards part of Science Council's programme By WILLIAM CHIA GOVERNMENT FUNDING totalling $5 1 million has been awarded to 11 research and development projects ranging from a state-of-the-art computer memory storage device to development of a heart valve. The grants under the Science
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      S'pore and Canada to resume air talks
      442 2  -  By LIM SOON NEO SINGAPORE and Canada will go back to the negotiating table next month to try to work out a new air services agreement (ASA). A new agreement is needed by July this year if direct air links between the two
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      MD chooses to remain silent in court
      286 2 A MANAGING DIRECTOR chose to remain silent in court yesterday when asked to enter a defence on charges that his company had sold 17,246 bottles with counterfeit Hennessy XO labels. Michael Ng Khiok Hai, 35, had been given a choice by Magistrate Gurbachan
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      Indian companies show off their wares
      367 2 INDIA is keen to use Singapore as its gateway to international markets, particularly China, Japan and Australia. It is in recognition of the importance of Singapore as a centre for international trade that the country is staging a week-long Indian Trade Exhibition. About 150
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      MRTC to start a public education programme
      210 2 THE Mass Rapid Transit Corporation will launch a public education programma to systematically introduce Singaporeans to the Maea Rapid Transit (MRT) system. The Minister for Communications and Information, Or Yeo Ning Hong, said yesterday that such an education programme was "absolutely essential." Dr
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      Quebec trade team visits S'pore
      234 2 MORE THAN 130 meetings have been arranged between local businesses and members of a Quebec trade mission to discuss trade, joint ventures and transfer of technology opportunities. The Canadian companies range from makers of furniture, shoes, and wine to conaultanciee for various trades and companies
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      Private sector awarding more construction contracts
      307 2 CONSTRUCTION contracts awarded by the private sector continued to rise in February with the monthly average in the first two months reaching $85.3 million. This was more than twice the $32.1 million monthly average recorded during 1986 The $93.5 million worth of contracts awarded
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  • ASIA-PACIFIC
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      Lock icon Call to extend lease on bases if US bears Manila's debts
      418 3 Reuter -AN AQUINO CANDIDATE in May's general elections yesterday urged an extension for 50 years of US military bases in the Philippines if Washington took over the country's foreign debt of almost US$2B billion. But a leading opposition figure,
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      Lock icon Punjab police warn Sikh fundamentalists
      282 3 AP PUNJAB POLICE CHIEF Julius F Ribeiro said that police would shoot Sikh fundamentalists who have been attacking liquor and cigarette shops because of religious reasons. The United News of India reported on Sunday that suspected Sikhs terrorists killed two people and set ablaze eight
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      Lock icon Americans offer to lift trade ban if Pyongyang resumes talks with Seoul
      234 3 NYT THE REAGAN administration has informed North Korea that it is prepared to take major steps that may include lifting a near-to-tal trade ban if Pyongyang resumes talks with Seoul and sends its athletes to the 1988 Olympic
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      Lock icon KL-EC investment panel launched
      611 3 Bernama ES MALAYSIAN Trade and Industry Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah yesterday launched the Malaysia-European Commission Joint Investment Committee (JIC) which he said could become an effective conduit to channel quickly and correctly information on Malaysia's investment climate and potentials to Europe. The faster such information can
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      Lock icon US businessmen call for talks on trade constraints
      210 3 AP AMERICAN BUSINESSMEN have urged negotiations soon between the US and South-east Asian nations to ease gradually constraints on two-way movement of goods, services, investment and technology. The call came in resolutions endorsed at the 37th semi-annu-al meeting of the Asia-Pacific Council
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      Lock icon Demand your political rights, says Mochtar
      237 3 Reuter STUDENTS should demand their political rights and not be afraid to protest against injustice, Indonesia's Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja said in a campaign trip to the University City of Bandung. The leading daily Kompas quoted Mr Mochtar as saying yesterday that one of
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  • REST OF THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Mulroney pressing Reagan to discuss acid rain treaty
      479 4 AP US PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan was prodded by Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney on Sunday to enter negotiations leading to a treaty mandating controls and deadlines for curbing acid rain pollution. However, the US said it was standing pat with an alreadyannounced
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      Lock icon Pope winds up Chilean tour
      475 4 Reuter POPE John Paul II yesterday ended a six-day tour of Chile, marred by violent clashes between youths and police, with a visit to a prison where inmates staged a hunger strike. The Pope, who has made repeated calls for national conciliation in Chile, a
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      Lock icon Call to renew inquiry into deaths of UK scientists
      300 4 UPI LONDON POLICE yesterday faced new pressures to renew investigations into a baffling string of six apparent suicides and mystery deaths among British scientists working on secret defence projects. A seventh scientist is missing. Police officials in the Oxford area said
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      Lock icon American economy growing at a faster rate, says trade group
      407 4 NYT THE US ECONOMY continued to expand in March, but at a much faster pace, the National Association of Purchasing Managers said in its monthly report released yesterday. According to the trade group s latest survey of 250 purchasing managers
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      Lock icon Gorbachev shows he is serious about reforms
      478 4 UPI MIKHAIL GORBACHEV has sent the strongest signal yet to Czechoslovakia and by implication the rest of the Eastern bloc that he is serious about his reform crusade. Mr Gorbachev postponed his first official visit to Prague on Sunday amid reports of a
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      Lock icon American Civil War re-enacted
      135 4 AP THE ECHO of musket fire swept across rolling fields on Sunday as 6,000 Civil War buffs transformed into Civil War soldiers staged a remake of one of the bloodiest battles on American soil. About 40,000 spectators paid US$3 a head to watch the show, the
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      917 4 ARRIVALS 1 1 S*rvic* Local From numb*r fim* CAL 0341 0155 TPE FT FT75 0316 UH/ORD/ANC/ NRT/MNL/TPE CAL C1333 0405 TPE S1A SQ619 0530 KHH SU SQ693 0650 KHH MAS MH681 0820 KUL SV SV398 0835 JED/RUH AC AC858 0850 YYZ/LHR/BOM MAS MH811 0910 PEN MAS MH671
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      119 4 3H OtM <* V ~~.v v 3? i ~.1 A A a Korean Air u ide-bodied jet takes off from Singapore bound for Seoul. It departs every Wednesday and Saturday morning at 9:35. So you arrive in Seoul in the afternoon. And once you 're in there, who knows what
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      62 4 I II A/ I The business person's choice every I I ll I I II II I Tuesday. Saturday and Sunday. I M VI \l I m\ Leaving Changi Airport at 22:05 y-L V /-L hours and arriving Heathrow at 06 45 hours the following morning. Call your Travel Agent
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      166 5 a I This morning, no more than 25 guests are breakfasting at the most exclusive hotel in town. They were greeted by their butler. Sat at their own table. Given their preferred newspaper (without the need to ask). And breakfast came. Exactly as they like it. At this very moment
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Prudential sees potential here
      440 6  -  Group may set up a merchant bank By SOH TIANG KENG, Financial Correspondent PRUDENTIAL Insurance Company of America, the world's largest non-bank financial institution, is enthusiastic about its growth potential in Singapore just one month after setting up a representative office. In an interview, Dr Victor
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      Irving Trust makes its Singapore branch into a division
      217 6 NEW YORK'S Irving Trust Company has upgraded its Singapore branch office to a division which will cover Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand and India as well. A statement from the bank said the division was created in recognition of the growing importance of
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      Asian $ market
      340 6 Asian market ASIAN dollar deposit rates yesterday closed steady at opening levels in quiet trading Dealers said most operators were cautious ahead of the possible Group of Five and Group of Seven talks in Washington this week Period rates weakened about 1/8 point at the outset on news that March
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      Lock icon Forex markets
      973 6 Reuter SINGAPORE: THE US dollar yesterday rose slightly from New York levels against most currencies on short-covering in quiet early trading with operators generally cautious ahead of expected monetary talks in Washington this week, dealers said. They said participants were unwilling to take large positions and would be
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      Simex
      600 6 JUNE Eurodollar yesterday gapped sharply higher at 93.34 during the opening but dipped to a low of 93.33 initially before trending higher during the session in quiet trading on easier Fed funds and a weaker than expected non-farm payroll employment. Market outlook still remained positive despite the 53.9 per
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      Foreign Exchange
      204 6 Interbank rates at 3pm yesterday: Local dollars to c ■M Otter cro*. pertly m* unit of foreign currency: ■>» ft>H> US dollar 2.1370 2.1380 2.8196 •24.21 Sterling pound 3.4640 3.4678 7.3469 •52.85 Australian dollar 1.5183 1-5211 3.4286 -55.72 NZ dollar 1.2202 1.2229 3.4286 -64.41 Canadian dollar 3.4206 Local
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      Money markets
      130 6 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore interbank market fell 1-1/4 points to close at 3-1/4 per cent yesterday. The term rates gained 1/16 point each across the board. Indicates tht iviriQi of ftv# prim* landing ntei of 12 major banks In S'por* S$ Interbank rates at 7pm yesterday:
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      World interest rates
      180 6 r Interbank market rates (offer/bid) on April 6 us$ DM SWFC Y«n 7 doyt 5/16 3/1* 10 3/16 1/16 3 15/16 13/16 2 13/4 4 3 7/8 1 M#l 6 3/8 1/4 9 IS/16 13/16 4 3 7/8 3 5/8 1/2 4 3 7/8 3 M* 6
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      275 6 I A A u i I It's all too easy to think that you're saving a bundle by storing your goods in a 'cheap' warehouse. But then, you'd be overlooking several factors which could ultimately jack up your cost. Factors like distance from the wharves, transportation charges, insurance and security.
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  • WORLD BACKGROUND
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      Lock icon German economy shows signs of faltering
      916 7 Possibility of a stronger third quarter NYT THE WEST GERMAN economy, which has managed about 50 months of inflation-free growth, is beginning to show signs that trouble may be brewing for the year ahead. The country's major economic indicators show an economy in a
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      Lock icon That complex web of issues called foreign policy...
      758 7 NYT SINGLE-ISSUE foreign policy is bringing the same kind of trouble as single-inter-est lobbies, and for a similar reason. People identify a specific cause, and in frustration set out to marshall all possible forces to advance it. Modern communications and the soaring
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      181 7 Moving office is expensive, disruptive, time consuming and troublesome. So why are DaHchi Kangyo Bank, the Stock Exchange of Singapore, J. M.Sassoon, Banque Bruxelles Lambert, Saitama Bank, louche Ross, Rainier National Bank, Hill Samuel Merchant Bank, Copenhagen Handelsbank, Fuji Bank and Epson amongst others moving into OUB Centre? II lb
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  • FEATURES
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      A link worth pursuing
      565 8 TYING MONETARY POLICY to commodity prices has been mooted by Robert Heller, a governor of the Federal Reserve Board. It's an idea that has been discussed off and on for a long time, but the complexity of it all suggests that it's going to stay that
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      Divestment brings winds of change
      1763 8  -  When the government went into business in a big way in the late *****, it went into untried areas which the private sector was unable or unwilling to venture into because of the inherent capital risks that go with virgin territory. Now the government again
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      144 8 Because Facit screen system understands that no workplace is the same as any other The great achievement of Facit Screen System is the impressive image that enhances a company. The demanding Swedes believe in quality. Qualities like strength, sound absorption, wire management, style and highly finished screens. The Facit Screen
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      119 8 ScalpeLscissors...sutunes._ Business Times Whether you're a surgeon, lawyer, contractor or engineer, you need to be kept well informed to maximise returns on your money. In the same way a surgeon needs his tools to operate, he needs Business Times to help him make sound investments. Fluctuations in shares, in local,
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      123 8 ]:*[!>+>,+``+~!+%,[_*$$|"+?!|{[ CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 3 A joint lo keep watch on? (5) 8 A ship wrecked by a pest (5) 10 Works at the laundry (5) 11 Less than the whole name (3) 12 Name in fashion (5) 13 Mum gets Greta upset at the seaside (7) 15 The last
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      552 8 32 In which to repair a plant that needs water? (3. 4) 34 A saint, obviously a firstclass fellow (5) 35 I again get a strong feeling (3) 36 See certain fruits as potatoes (5) 37 Work with one's hands (5) 38 Are they mostly ewes? (5) DOWN 1 Spread
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  • SPORTS
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      Smith proves equal to the task
      596 9  -  By WALTON MORAIS IN THE FLUSH of his first Asian tour win, Wayne Smith was reflective. I've been lucky, he was saying, I've been in the lead three times and I won it three times. It's nice to know that when I get into
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      A drive away from winning a brand new car
      228 9 A TOTAL of 17 Toyota cars will be on offer as hole-in-one prizes in this year's Singapore Island Country Club Charity Open golf event to be held in conjunction with the May Day holiday. In fact, golfers playing at the Bukit
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      Lock icon Andretti bags Long Beach crown
      184 9 UPI MARIO ANDRETTI led from start to finish last Sunday en route to his third victory in four years at the US$7OO,OOO Long Beach Grand Prix. Andretti, who started from the pole in his Chevrolet-powered Lola, never surrendered the lead even during two pit stops.
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      Lock icon Becker sends Mecir packing in Italian indoor championship final
      353 9 Reuter WIMBLEDON tennis champion Boris Becker relied on a booming serve to thwart upset-minded Miloslav Mecir of Czechoslovakia in the final of the U*****,000 Italian indoor championship in Milan last Sunday. Becker's 6-4, 6-3 win, worth U5555,000, was his second of
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      Lock icon Three scenarios for a sweaty passion play
      999 9  -  By DAVE ANDERSON NYT IN ASSESSING the outcome of Sugar Ray Leonard's return on Monday night (Las Vegas time) against Marvin Hagler, three scenarios exist. One is based on facts, another on fantasy, the third on fear. Odds are based on facts. And
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      Lock icon Simpson earns berth in Masters with PGA event win
      257 9 Reuter AMERICAN Scott Simpson captured his first PGA victory in three years when he shot a two-under-par 70 on Sunday to win the US$6OO,OOO Greater Greensboro Open by two strokes. Simpson's 72-hole score of six-under-par 282 put him two shots ahead
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      Lock icon US team defeated in Chrysler Cup
      236 9 AP AMERICANS Chi Chi Rodriguez and Dale Douglass swept the first two spots in individual medal play at the US$6OO,OOO Chrysler Cup golf championships last Sunday, but the international team placed five men in the top eight to win the senior PGA tour event
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  • Page 9 Miscellaneous
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      1171 9 to (md mm TUESDAY PREMIERE The Shootist John Wayne (left) gives his final performance in a movie about a dying gunfighter who wants to go out with a bang. He plays J B Books, the last of the great gunfighters, who takes on four old enemies in a dramatic shootout
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  • INTERNATIONAL COMPANY NEWS
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      Lock icon Guinness makes a spirited move
      862 10 FT MR ANTHONY TENNANT, just three weeks after becoming chief executive of Guinness, brewing and retailing group, has started to unpick the strategy of his predecessor, Mr Ernest Saunders. In announcing the intended sale of the group's retailing businesses, he said: "It is a matter
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      Lock icon Caesars offers US$25 dividend in revamp
      313 10 NYT CAESARS WORLD Inc has announced a sweeping recapitalisation plan that would award shareholders a special one-time. US$25-a-share dividend plus some equity in the restructured company. The vote deals a blow to the campaign mounted by its largest shareholder, Martin T Sosnoff, on March
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      Lock icon Wall Street rally seen posing new risks
      578 10 Reuter THE LATEST breathtaking rise in Wall Street stocks has caused some financial analysts to worry that risks are rising, although others say it only proves that there are more gains to come before a sustained downward move develops. "We re telling people
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  • ASIAN STOCKS
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      Lock icon Tokyo
      560 11 Reuter TOKYO: Share prices fell in heavy trade yesterday as investors grew wary of the pace of recent gains and technical indicators showed the market was overheated, brokers said. The market average lost 152.56 to 22,586.11 after rising in early trade to 22,890.85, a record. The previous record, set
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      Manila
      100 11 Am 06 PESOS Aco|« Mining Anglo Phil Apex Mining B 0 06 0 0025 AtlM Con B ....24 1 Baguio Gold 0 0055 -0 0005 Basic Petroleum 0 012 -0 001 Benguet Con. B 119 4 First Phil Hldgs ...8 50 -05 Lepanto B ...0.19 -0 005 Marcopper 1
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      Sydney
      540 11 SYDNEY: Continued local and overseas demand for leading gold and industrial stocks pushed Australian share markets to record levels yesterday, brokers said. Gold stocks, the driving force behind last week's record breaking market, made further strong gains as bullion rose to around U*****.50 an ounce in Asia. A record
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      Seoul
      128 11 APR 06 WON Cheil Sugar 3190 -80 Daelim Ind Daewoo Corp 1056 84 Daewoo Heavy 1370 ->•31 Daishtn Securities 4290 140 Dong Ah Phar ***** 500 Dong Suh Stock ***** 900 Dongbu Steel 2310 -60 Gold Star 1890 -20 Hanil Bank 1428 ♦98 Hanil Cement ***** 200 Hankuk Glass
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      Lock icon Reuters plans to seek listing on Tokyo exchange this year
      179 11 Reuter REUTERS HOLDINGS PLC plans to seek a listing for its shares on the Tokyo Stock Exchange later this year, subject to shareholder approval. The Tokyo listing will create a 24-hour market for the stock. A company spokesman said the
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      Lock icon Pledge to boost TSE seats
      141 11 Reuter THE JAPANESE Finance Ministry will help expand the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) membership so that more foreign firms can get seats, ministry officials in Tokyo said yesterday. But they declined to say how soon and how much the membership can be increased The Vice-Finance
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      Japan expects oil prices to hold steady
      142 11 JAPANESE OIL traders generally expect oil prices to remain steady through June, when the next Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries' (Opec) meeting is scheduled to take place. Prices have kept to a narrow trading range for more than a month, despite coming under
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      Lock icon Southern Cross unit signs oil deal with Pertamina
      274 11 Enim expects a high return Reuter ENIM OIL Co Ltd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Southern Cross Ltd of Colorado, has signed a production sharing contract with Indonesia s state oil company Pertamina to explore for oil in the Lematang block off Sumatra.
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      Lock icon Bond Media buys 19.98pc stake in Telecasters North Queensland
      386 11 Reuter BOND CORP Holdings Ltd offshoot Bond Media Ltd said it had acquired 19.98 per cent of listed Telecasters North Queensland Ltd, owner of two regional television stations in Townsville and Cairns. Bond Media said TNQ, the largest regional broadcaster in
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      Lock icon ANZ group to sell stake in Metropolitan
      93 11 Reuter THE AUSTRALIA and New Zealand Banking Group is selling its 50 per cent stake in Metropolitan Life Assurance Co of NZ Ltd to Charles St Clair Brown, a director of Metropolitan, for an undisclosed sum. ANZ said in a statement longer term
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      91 11 Reuter SANTOS Ltd has acquired 20 per cent in each of two exploration permits in the Taranaki Basin, offshore New Zealand, from TCPL Resources Ltd. The 1987 project calls for a 2,040 km three-dimensional seismic shoot. Santos said in a statement. The areas are considered highly promising
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      563 12  -  By STEVE USDIN in Washington ASIAN natural rubber producers, hurt by increasing competition from synthetic rubbers at a time when worldwide demand for both natural and synthetic rubber is sluggish, now face a new threat from a US attempt to develop its own natural
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      419 12 Reuter GROWTH in oil consumption in the Western industrialised countries is likely to slow to around one per cent this year compared with 2.3 per cent in 1986, the International Energy Agency said. Oil use in the 24 member countries of the
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      154 12 Reuter INDONESIAN Energy Minister Subroto said he was very confident of continued stability in the oil market because of the determination of Opec members to maintain a price of US$lB a barrel. "We are very confident that things will continue this way. The short-term outlook
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      92 12 Reuter AN EXTENSION of the International Tin Agreement is unrealistic and the accord should be allowed to lapse, Indonesian Mines and Energy Minister Subroto said yesterday. Asked about Jakarta's position for the quarterly session of the International Tin Council on April 8-9, Subroto said Indone- sia
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      153 12 Reuter THE PRICE of tin on the Kuala Lumpur Tin Market (KLTM) yesterday eased a cent from last Friday's doss to doss at M 316.65 per kilo because of a higher disposal. Trarilnn ■rMi i «Mlflk I racing wm •ctivv wvm sellers offering 154 tonnes Initially at last
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      Oil and Products
      88 12 MIDDLE distillates continued on a weak tone in very thin trading conditions. Fuel oil firmed on recent business above US$lOO/tonne FOB Singapore and expectation of price rises in the near-term. Naphtha inched up on talk. LSWR remained quiet. Crude (FOB origin) USS/barrai I Oanga Dubai (Mar) 17.00
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      RAS and MRELB
      268 12 RAS prices In ewiMg, FOB In bale NOON CLOSE Bvyars 8wy*rs Setters In* 1 RSS Prompt 197.00 198.0CN 197.25 198.25N ln» 1 RSS May 87 193-50 194.00 193^5 194.25 tm 1 RSS Jun 190.50 191.00 190.75 191.25 b* 2 RSS Of 181.00 183.00N 181.25 183.25N h* 3
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      86 12 j f poJWti) MAY 87 JUNE 87 (currant month) (forward NOON NOON RAS Ivytn Saltan iillin SSt 30 169 JO 171 JON 169 JO 171 JON SSt 50 168 JO 169 JON 168JO 169 JON MRELB Ivyn lvy«n SMt cv 343.00 243.00N 344.00 246.00N SMI L 343.00
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      Produce Prices
      165 12 Chinese Produce Exchange S#H#n noon pc 1cm an Apr* 6 (SS/100 kg) Coconut oil M FOB 88.00 OM drum FOB 98.00 Now drum FOB 102.00 Copra Mixed (Ioom) 50 soll#ro Pepper FOt NtW Sorawafc ■AlH 1062J0 FOB faq NIW 1047.50 Sarawak ip«dal btadt FOB NLW 890.00 Sarawak Ada
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      Palm Oil
      290 12 Crude palm oil tour— yesterday closed marginally higher in lacklustre and sluggish trading. Values appreciated on short-covering but the undertone of the market was still uncertain. April and May was Ms 2 better each to close at Ms74l and M 5742 per tonne respectively. June finished Mss higher
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      171 12 Reuter TOKYO: YEN-denominated gold futures yesterday closed one to 10 yen per gramme higher in extremely thin trading. Short-covering by trading houses was seen due to the higher New York market on Friday. International bullion was US$421.50/90 an ounce against 419.20/70 in New York on Friday. LONDON: Gold
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      360 12 Reuter SINGAPORE THE MARKET yesterday closed lower with May RSS One buyers quoted at 193.75 cents/kilo, down 1.25 cents from last Friday, dealers said. The morning session lost 1.50 cents on light trade selling and lack of buying support in thin trading, they said. Prices continued to eased in
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      172 12 CESARE PTE LTD (ForoMriy known as Earn JayaPtoUd) (In Voluntary Liquidation) NOTICE OP FINAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Seotlon 308(1) of the Companies Act, Cap. 186, a Pinal Meeting of the members of the abovenamed Company will be held at 101 Upper Cross Street #06-10, People's
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      460 12 NOTICES MIKE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I Ong Rose Marie of No. 340 Jurong East Ave. 1 #10-1652 Singapore 2260, have applied for a Retail Beer Shop Licence in respect of premises at M/s. Ong Soon Huat Trading at 12 Stagmont Ring Road Singapore 2265, and that this application
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      Married deals stand out in a featureless market
      4365 13 MARRIED DEALS were the highlight of yesterday's trading on the Singapore stock market, which otherwise was dull and featureless. In the morning session, two million ASM shares were crossed by OUB Securities in two blocks The first block comprising 1.5 million shares
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      Chief price changes
      265 13 SINGAPORE Corttborg Rises Indices April 3 April 6 600 30 8T Compotito 941.72 947 99 S 1 A 1190 20 •t o«/os -172 -101 F N 1020 20 IT CADI -6447 6409 UOI 520 15 »T 10-day MA -6384 -6394 D > S 1200 10 ST 08V
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      Business done on the SES
      3835 13 810 end otter prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "SETT"
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  • COMPANY NEWS
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      The many fates of a failed company
      450 14  -  By ELAINE KOH A FAILED company may not necessarily lead to a liquidation, as there are varying degrees of failure calling for different measures, according to a management consultant. Mr Foong Daw Ching, the director of TTW Management Consultants, was speaking at a
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      Hauled up for a tax offence ...
      350 14 Hauled up for a tax offence WHEN IT COMES to dealing with the Tax Department on a case of evasion, "money alone is not sufficient to show that a person is repentant". Ms Lien Fain Sze, a public accountant, was speaking at the Times Conference seminar yesterday, held at the
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      Island & Peninsular to raise M$60.4m through rights issue
      463 14 Island Peninsular to raise M$60.4m through rights issue PLANTATION and property group Island Peninsular has proposed to raise M 560.4 million through a one-for-two rights issue along with its release of a set ot poorer results. I P reported a 18.7 per cent drop in group profit after tax and
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      Lock icon MBSB to continue consolidation
      434 14 Bernama ES MALAYSIA Building Society Bhd (MBSB) will continue to consolidate its business and intensify collection of loan repayments this year in the absence of improvements in the country's economy, according to chairman Tan Sri Abu Talib Othman. He said in his annual statement that the
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      1293 14 Current payment Ex dele Books don ll Total tor Am year Total tor A B N 13'/,% NYA NYA NYA 27% 27% Acma !%TE NYA NYA NYA '%TE 4%TE Amcol '0% NYA NYA NYA 10% 10% Asiatic Dev 3% May 6 May 19 Jul 1 5% 5% Ayer
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      Lower liners, blue chips firm in KL
      504 14 BUYERS continue to take an active interest in selective lower liners and blue chips on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday and these counters were able to close with moderate gains. The rest of the market was relatively quiet although prices moved higher
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      Business done on the KLSE
      2362 14 810 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 Acmo *****) Aftaomoto (3168) Alex Hldg I—l Alcorn (746
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      Hong Leong Assurance buys 60pc of Allstate
      173 14 HONG LEONG Assurance (HLA) has acquired 105,000 ordinary shares of Msl each representing 60 per cent of the equity of Allstate Insurance Underwriting Agencies Sdn Bhd. Hong Leong Assurance is a subsidiary of Hong Leong Credit Bhd. Allstate specialises in the provision of
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      131 14 SEAUON HOTELS UmHed: 11th AGM at Gateway 4 Room, Level 2, Pan Pacific Hotel, Marina Square, Singapore 0103 on April 18 at 10.30am. INCH KENNETH KAJANG Rubber Public Limited Company: 77th AGM at 5th Floor, Straits Trading Building, 4 Leboh Pasar Besar, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on Monday, April
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      Selected indices
      120 14 HONGKONG Hongkong Index Monday closed Friday 1724 50 Week ago 1789 44 All Industrials Monday 2600 9* Friday 258? 5 Week ogo 2595 5 NEW YORK Hang S«ng Index Monday closed Friday 2679 99 Week ago 2774 88 Dow Jones Friday 2390 34* Thursday 2320 45 Week ago
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      Unit trusts
      253 14 ManogwV prices MARA-Bumiputra for April 7 First B'putro S*cond B'putro 599 6D4 514 519 Singapore Unit Trust Third B'putro 423 42' The Co—rce 1 CM The Savings 0 90 Spore Prog fund 041 Spore Sec Fund 070 Spore Invest Fund 0.77 S'por* Equity Fund 0 50 1.12 097*
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        Lock icon Avimo — the push and pull factors
        446 15 Avimo the push and pull factors By HOCK LOCK SIEW NO SOONER are classy compa- nies prompted to come forward for a listing on the local stock exchange than up pops Avimo Singapore, a perfect candidate. Not only is it high-tech with a high value-added product, but it has a
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        The Khoo-Shearson parting of ways: unanswered questions
        560 15 THE SILENCE is deafening. All that is known about the breakup between Khoo Teck Puat and his financial advisers Shearson Lehman Brothers is a terse paragraph on the fact. The most compelling question, "Why?" remains unanswered. Not that there are no answers. Well-placed
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      Sunshine unravels some mystery
      662 15 FAST-MOVING Sunshine Australia Ltd headed by Sydney-based Malaysian businessman Lee Ming Tee has tried to unveil some of the mystery surrounding the company. In his latest address to shareholders, chairman Tan Pee Cee says the company's approach to business in the past few years has not
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      Lock icon Tokyo company buys Regent Hotel
      97 15 Reuter A JAPANESE COMPANY, Eie Development Co Ltd, said it had bought the Regent Hotel of Sydney from Ausintel Management Australia Pty Ltd for A$145 million. A statement said the 620room luxury hotel, completed in September 1982 at a cost of A$84 million, would continue
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      Innovest to take over Wembley Activated Clay
      533 15  -  Further plans include Ms3sm rights issue and listing of KFC Holdings By AMY CHEOK INNOVEST BHD, the Malaysian group engaged in the engineering and food businesses, is finalising three major corporate exercises expected to be announced soon. BT understands that firstly, Innovest will
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      MUI and MUM turn in poorer results
      424 15 CONDITIONS deteriorated for Tan Sri Khoo Kay Peng's Malayan United Industries in the second half of the year to end-December. As a result, pretax profits fell by 22.4 per cent to M 553.3 million while profits after tax and minority interests were down
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      Parkway allocates $63.8m for property development
      450 15 PROPERTY GROUP Parkway Holdings Bhd has earmarked a total of $63.85 million for development projects on hand in the next two years. The company says in its loan stock issue prospectus that funding for these will substantially be from bank borrowings and progress payment
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      714 15 How to write for The Economist (Extracts from The Economist st\fe sheet. Part 2.) On only two scores can The Economist hope to outdo its rivals consistently. One is the quality of its analysis; the other is the quality of its writing. The aim of this style sheet is to
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    A show to help garment industry look its best
    526 16  -  By GOH YEE LING IMAGE BUILDING rather than sales is the thrust of this week's Apparel '87 show which has attracted some of the world s biggest buyers of fabrics and garments. The president of Singapore Textile and Garment Manufacturers Association,
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    Lock icon Reagan speaks of acid rain treaty difficulties
    274 16 AP PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan said he is willing to work towards reducing acid rain emissions crossing the US border to Canada, but believes there are "great difficulties" in the way of Prime Minister Brian Mulroney's proposal for a treaty on the issue. Mr
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    Lock icon Moderate progress in UK-Japan talks
    381 16 Japan's trade dispute with the US and Britain AFP THERE HAS BEEN moderate progress in Britain's efforts to open up Japan s financial markets, but no immediate solution is in sight, a senior British trade official said inJTokyo yesterday. Undersecretary of State for Corporate and
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    Lock icon More feeling Japanese threat: poll
    158 16 AP AMID mounting trade friction between Japan and the US, more American opinion leaders think Japan's economic performance is threatening the US, a Gallup poll commissioned by the Japanese government revealed yesterday. The survey, conducted each January at the request of Japan's Foreign Ministry, polled
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    Lock icon Essential NEP features should be retained, says economist
    226 16 Bernama A MALAYSIAN economist, while applauding the proposed national growth programme (NGP) as an alternative to the New Economic Policy (NEP), has cautioned against leaving out any essential elements in the NEP. The improvement of the rural areas, eradication of poverty and
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    Lock icon Date fixed for Gopeng by-election
    74 16 Bernama NOMINATION for the Gopeng parliamentary by-election in Perak has been fixed for May 7. Malaysian Election Commission chairman Tan Sri Haji Abdul Kadir Talib yesterday said that in the event of a contest, polling would be on May 16. The Gopeng seat was vacated
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    Lock icon No place for communism in HK: Deng
    212 16 Reuter HONGKONG would be in chaos and depression if China forced it to become communist when Beijing takes control of the British colony in 1997, Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping said T in an article published yesterday. The official Beijing Review quoted Mr Deng
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    Lock icon Chinese political reform plan to be tabled later this year
    116 16 Reuter CHINESE LEADER Deng Xiaoping yesterday said a plan to restructure China's political system would be presented at a major meeting of the ruling communist party later this year. The New China News Agency quoted Mr Deng as telling visiting
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    Lock icon Possible purchase of US computer confirmed
    104 16 AP AN OFFICIAL of the Japanese Ministry of International Trade and Industry (Miti) has confirmed that the ministry is considering buying a multi-million-dollar supercomputer from the US as part of an attempt to ease US-Japan trade frictions. He was responding to a Japanese newspaper
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    Lock icon Soviet investment in Philippines set to rise, says counsellor
    369 16 Reuter THE SOVIET UNION said yesterday it was poised to invest heavily in the Philippines, a close ally and economic partner of the United States. Soviet embassy counsellor Victor Samolenco said talks with Manila were underway on possible Soviet help in
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    Lock icon 11 charged with murder of Benigno Aquino
    205 16 Reuter ELEVEN PEOPLE, including a minister in the Cabinet of deposed Philippine president Ferdinand Marcos, were charged yesterday with the 1983 murder of opposition leader Benigno Aquino. Former tourism minister Jose Aspiras and 10 others pleaded not guilty to charges that they took
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    87 16 Reuter COMEX SILVER FUTURES made and held 10 cent gains in nearbys in busy trade early yesterday, continuing the strong performance of last week. Prices ranged from nine to 16.5 cents higher in early trading. Speculative and technical buying, following what was viewed as a highly constructive close
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    66 16 Reuter WALL STREET soared into record territory in active trading early yesterday as the Dow Jones Industrial Average surpassed the 2,400 level for the first time. The market drew strength from Friday's rally, traders said, and airlines, papers and technology stocks rose. The Dow industrials climbed 13
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      Lock icon China tightens stock issues
      31 16 Reuter CHINA has tightened control of stock and bond issues to curb misuse of investment funds and excess capital construction. the New China News Agency said yesterday.
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      Lock icon 'Dollar's fall harmful'
      54 16 Reuter JAPAN will tell its major trading partners this week that the dollar's recent tumble is harmful to the world's economy, senior Finance Ministry officials said yesterday. They said Japan regarded present exchange rates as outside the levels implied in the six-nation currency accord struck earlier this
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      Lock icon Bernama inquiry to be published
      42 16 Bernama THE FINDINGS of the public inquiry into a complaint against a Bernama report will be made public. Bernama supervisory council president Justice Datuk Or Zakaria Yatim said at the close of the public inquiry yesterday. Bernama
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      Lock icon Jack Kemp joins presidential race
      39 16 AFP REPRESENTATIVE Jack Kemp, 51, a conservative Republican who first became known to the US public as a professional sportsman, yesterday announced he was entering the race for the 1988 Republican presidential nomination. AFP
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      Lock icon Japan's domestic car sales peak
      39 16 Japan 's domestic car sales peak AFP DOMESTIC sales by Japanese motor companies in March topped a record monthly high of 588,697 units, up 3 per cent from the previous year, the Japan Automobile Dealers Association said yesterday. AFP
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      Lock icon Two Liberian ministers sacked
      45 16 AFP PRESIDENT Samuel Doe of Liberia has dismissed two deputy ministers of the interior following allegations that they were involved in embezzling government funds amounting to nearly U*****,000. Radio Elwa said yesterday the two men would be brought to trial. AFP
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      Lock icon Egyptians go to the polls
      46 16 AFP MILLIONS of Egyptians voted yesterday for a new parliament certain to be dominated by President Hosni Mubarak's National Democratic Party. The only reported trouble came in a village north of Cairo where opposition party workers exchanged gunfire with police. AFP
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      Lock icon HK newsmen seek governor's help
      35 16 AFP THE HONGKONG Journalists Association said yesterday it was considering presenting a petition to the new governor, Sir David Wilson, asking him to withdraw a controversial press law there. AFP
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      173 16 Hall No. 3, World Trade Centre, Singapore. April 6— 12,1987 SEMINAR ON 'Indo-Asean Cooperation in the Technology Transfer, Joint Ventures and Consultancy Services. DATE TIME: April 8, 9.1 5 A.M. 12.30 AM VENUE: Conference Room No. 1, World Trade Centre, 11 th Storey, (Lifts at Lobby C D), Maritime Square,
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      52 16 wmm Outlook: Showers over several areas In the late afternoon. Report for 24 hour* prior to 7.30pm on April 6 at the airport: Maximum temperature 32.9 Aaaoclated humidity 69 Minimum temperature 24.S Aaaoclated humidity 92 Houra of sunshine 6.50 Rainfall in millimetres 0.2 Rainfall this month 6.2 Rainy days this
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      Unithai deploys new ship in S-E Asia/Europe run
      424 17 Thai line expects to spend about USsl9m on five vessels UNITHAI has acquired the first of five vessels as part of its retonnaging programme to put the company on a more competitive footing. The 14,478-grt Wakamizu Maru was secured from Nippon Yusen
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      Lock icon Congestion at Aussie ports due to unions' ban
      163 17 Reuter THE AUSTRALIAN Maritime Unions' ban on for-eign-flag vessels carrying containers, which began last Wednesday, is causing increasing congestion at container terminals, shipping sources said. The ban, affecting conventional vessels carrying containers as well as container ships, is at present confined to
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        CMA revamps box service
        84 17 COMPAGNIE Maritime d Affretement (CMA) has reorganised its full container service plying in Eu-rope-Middle East-Far East trade. Sailing frequency will be reduced to 13 days by changing its direct ports of call. Beginning with Ville de Venus from Europe and Ville de Venus from the Far
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        London cuts port rates
        36 17 THE PORT of London is reducing its port rates for cargo entering and leaving its gateway for the second time this year. The cuts will cost the port about £3 million yearly.
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        Lock icon Pirates killed in trawler
        101 17 AFP FISHERMEN killed three pirates in a fierce gunbattle in southwestern Bangladesh on Sunday. The Dhaka daily Ittefaq said the pirates, traditionally active in mangrove forests in the country's southwestern coastal areas, attacked a trawler belonging to Fishing Cooperatives. At least three pirates, including their leader,
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        New berth at Tanjong Pagar
        107 17 A NEW container berth will be ready by 1988 at the Tanjong Pagar Terminal. It will be converted from two conventional berths, Kll and Kl2. The converted berth, Cl 2 together with adjacent berths Cl 3 and Cl 4, can berth one third-generation and three
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        India sets up depot at Rotterdam
        89 17 INDIA will set up a container warehouse at Rotterdam in June. The depot will serve as a storage point and transhipment centre for Europe. It will be controlled by Engineering Export Promotion Council. Official sources say the Indian Commerce Ministry has agreed to make
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      Lock icon Sharp rise in South Korean shipbuilding orders
      187 18 Reuter NEWBUILDING orders placed with South Korean shipyards in the first quarter rose to 1 55 million gross tons (gt) from 565,090 in the first three months of last year, due to a rise in foreign demand, Korea Shipowners' Association officials said. Foreign
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      Lock icon CDC reviews cruise ship inspections
      184 18 AFP THE NATIONAL Centres for Disease Control (CDC) issued its report cards on 10 cruise ships in the first such reporting in more than a year. In March 1986, the CDC discontinued routine ocean liner inspections to reduce its operating costs. But complaints from Congress
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      Lock icon Iraq claims to have hit large ship
      95 18 Reuter THE OFFICIAL Iraqi News Agency said its warplanes scored a direct hit on a large naval target, a term used by Baghdad to refer to merchant vessels, off the Iranian coast at 0540 GMT Sunday. There was no immediate confirmation of the
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      667 18 AB Shpg V s ABC Container VIM 1 Accord Shpg VI 3 Afrtco Ocoon IX 4 Alltrons VR 3 Anro Service IV 2/3 ANl 1 1/2 A PC line V 4 API M 2/3 ASCI 1 Bolt Conodo l'"e VI 4/5 Bolt Onont line vi 4/5 Bonk
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      HK conference to focus on containerisation in FE
      224 18 CONTAINERISATION development in the Far East is the subject of a two-day conference which will be held in Hongkong in June. The Asian Seatransport Conference 1987, organised by the Institute of Seatransport, Hongkong, seeks to foster international academic and professional exchange in
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      875 18 ACTIVE time-charter fixing by Soviet operators to cover USSR grain imports featured the freight market on Friday, shipbrokers said. At least two fixtures were reported on Soviet account to lift EC grain, with a 22.000 tonner booked from Tilbury for a voyage via Lower Baltic Sea and redelivery
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      CONSORTIA
      173 19 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/European, Far East/Persian Gulf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (FAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services "K" Line Korean Shipping Corporalion Neptune Orient Lines Orient Overseas Containar Line Cho Yang Shipping ANRO (STRAITS/ AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line Australia/Straits Contaner Line
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      Japan attempts to find jobs for seafarers
      184 19 JAPAN'S ocean-going shipping companies and seafarers' unions are to set up a seafarers' employment promotion association to absorb redundant men. The association will attempt to find shore work for redundant staff and seek government backing to establish a fund for retirement allowances. It
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      Lock icon New ship design to avoid rapid sinking of ferries
      352 19 Reuter, Fairplay BRITISH researchers are working on a new ship design that could help to avoid the rapid capsizing of ferries like the Herald of Free Enterprise which keeled over off the Belgian coast last month. Glasgow university scientists are refining
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      Lock icon Smit Tak to right Herald today
      257 19 AP OFFICIALS are confident they can right a capsized British ferry with 134 bodies inside today, more than a month after it rolled over into icy waters off Zeebrugge. Smit Tak had positioned two giant pulling barges and three floating cranes off the Herald
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      1123 17 ODESSA OCEAN LINE BLACK SEA SHIPPING COMPANY Regular Services From SOUTH EAST ASIA TO MEDITERRANEAN PORTS Agent. Singapore Soviet Shipping Co Pte Ltd TEL *****33 MAERSK LINE EUROPE The Direct Line Towards A Weekly Service /esse! Voy S pore Tub wee* Anna M Closing Times CY 9/4 2400 MRS CFS
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      513 21 \v PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street, 03-00 Singapore 0106. Tel: *****33 FAR EAST CONTAINER SERVICE INDONESIA CONTAINER SERVICE SIN MY OMO SIN BLW ■to old ou> m rr t/4 OLD t/4 11/4 14/4 1«/4 11/4 11/4 11/4 >1/4 St/ 4 It/4 tt/4 tl/4 It/4 M/ 4 VIIHL
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      554 23 OONAM HEUNG-A SHIPPINC Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO: P KELANG, PENANG. BUSAN. INCHON Mrnfjm 1/4 No I Oonmfim IS/4 No 7 DofUffl/703N 17/4 No Donim,7o4N »4 No DwwmTtDN 7/5 N Entar/710N 12/5 No 7 Donam/704N 20/5 No I Oomm/704N 25/5 P Kalan| Buun 5 PORt AGENTS NEPTUNE AGENCIES
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      828 23 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUILDING 55 Market Str*t Singapore 0104 Tel: *****33 (15 Lines) Terminal Office: *****41/2 Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** r. KtLAVK PENANC M/S HANDLING SYSTEM CO SON. BHD MESSRS HAI THOftC SHIPPING 127 Pn. Str-. Y.i,
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      398 24 SINGAPORE SHIPPING CORPN.CPTE) LTD. TEL: 225 6868 (30 LINES) TELEX: RS ***** A/B SSCMA. RS ***** A/B SSCAD VEB DEUTF RACHT/SEEREEDEREI ROSTOCK FORTNIGHTLY FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO IUROPt ~VIA LARNACA: Accepting cargo for Piraeus, Thessaloniki, Izmir, Istanbul, Mersin, Limassol, Beirut Alexandria, Port Said, Iraqi, Iranian and other Middle-East destinations. QiSIKSOS
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