The Business Times, 24 August 1987
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Title Section12 1987-08-24 1 BUSINESS TIMES MCI (P) No. 112/12/86 MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 1987 75 CENTS12 words
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613 1987-08-24 1 ALAN LEE - Goodman Fielder raises stake in Ranks Hovis By ALAN LEE, Companies Editor HOT ON THE HEELS of the successful takeover of Cold Storage Holdings PLC, Wattie Industries Ltd's partner in Australia is now going after another UK-based food giant which has a major613 words
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123 1987-08-24 1 Reuter HERTZ, the world's biggest car hire company, is joining the American business sxodus from South Africa, it was announced yesterday. In a statement issued to the South African Press Association, Hertz said it was disinvesting from South Africa over the next 16Reuter - 123 words
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Article101 1987-08-24 1 AP THE OFFICE of President Corazon Aquino, who has frequently called for austerity in her government, saved 45 per cent of its U555.47 million budget, Manila newspapers said yesterday. The Manila Chronicle quoted Presidential Finance Assistant Jesus Calleja as saying the Presidential Office spent 60 millionAP - 101 words
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168 1987-08-24 1 BUSINESS TIMES will be carrying a weekly round-up of the major Asian currencies in its Money Exchanges page every Monday, starting today on Page 6. The service will give bankers, financiers and corporate treasurers a crisp picture of the previous week's trading in the currencies168 words
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257 1987-08-24 1 Reuter CHINA yesterday announced it was freezing prices of consumer goods and services under government control to combat rising inflation. Prices rose an overall 6.3 per cent in the first six months of this year and an annualised 7.8 per centReuter - 257 words
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Article81 1987-08-24 1 AFP JAPANESE companies have cancelled US$l.B billion worth of export contracts with China since the controversy over illegal high-technology exports by Japan's Toshiba Machine Co to the Soviet Union, a Chinese official was quoted on Saturday as saying by the Japanese press. China was suffering moreAFP - 81 words
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118 1987-08-24 1 CHINA is to publish a new selection of the late chairman Mao Zedong's early writings on Soviet Marxist theory, the official Chinese press said yesterday. The collection of essays, many of which will be published for the first time, date from the118 words
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479 1987-08-24 1 BOEY KIT YIN - By BOEY KIT YIN EXPORTS LAST MONTH hit a monthly record of $5.16 billion. This was a result of s 50 per cent spurt in demand from Singapore's largest market the US. as well as a strong recovery in re-exports to neighbouring countries.479 words
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210 1987-08-24 1 AFP TAIWAN IS TO LIFT a nearly 40-year-old ban and allow its citizens to visit relatives in mainland China via third countries. The mass-circulation United Daily News reported yesterday that the ruling Kuomintang (KMT) Party is expected to lift the ban on visitsAFP - 210 words
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Advertisement318 1987-08-24 1 Things are looking up SOUTH AUSTRALIA, which had to bear the unflattering description of 'a state of no importance' that lay 'between the eastern seaboard and the brief home of the America's Cup', is poised for a fighting comeback. The state signalled its determination when it secured the single biggest318 words
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MANAGEMENT
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Article, Illustration1182 1987-08-24 2 ROSIE TAN - Being a non-executive director is not all prestige and rubbing shoulders with the rich and famous. Or even of receiving an additional source of income. For membership of this club is full of hidden dangers as ROSIE TAN of the Companies Desk finds out. ROSIE TAN1,182 words
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609 1987-08-24 2 UPI IT HAS BEEN NOTED in recent months that many of Japan's top corporate executives have been, well, dropping deed. Some of the top people at All Nippon Airwaya, Kawasaki Steel and Mitsubishi have died of heart attacks, pneumonia and other ailments. WhileUPI - 609 words
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986 1987-08-24 2 MR CHENG PET HIAN - MR CHENG PET HIAN, who heads the small business group in Deloitte Haskins Sells, traces the events leading to the collapse of a once thriving family business. 1 1 |Vy MR CHENG PET HIAN, ONE OF THE advantages of my profession is986 words
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Article, Illustration772 1987-08-24 3 FT FOfl ALL THE generous compliments and expressions of goodwill at their formal opening sessions at the end of July in Detroit it looks as though the triennial US car industry labour negotiations will be some of the toughest and most importantFT - 772 words
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1212 1987-08-24 3 WILLIAM CHIA - Investment evaluation techniques an evaluation Although companies in Malaysia and Singapore often make annual cash-flow forecasts over the life of a capital investment project, they do not undertake much analysis of the risk involved in the project, a comparative study has indicated. WILLIAM CHIA discusses the capital investment practices of1,212 words
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581 1987-08-24 3 NYT CORPORATE RESUSCITATION the near-heroic art of bringing a company back from the dead is no place for the faint-heart-ed. Salvaging a terminally ill organisation often means making gut-wrenching decisions, performing radical surgery, and living with slim odds of success. No one demonstratesNYT - 581 words
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Advertisement6 1987-08-24 2 Keep your investment decisions on target6 words
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ASIA-PACIFIC
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426 1987-08-24 4 UPI CHINA'S political leaders must soon make tough decisions to go ahead or delay reforms in the state economy, said the Central Intelligence Agency in a study released during the weekend. China's leaders are considering silo wing the market system more flexibility in definingUPI - 426 words
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323 1987-08-24 4 AFP DECENTRALISATION of China s bureaucracy will be a key element of political reforms set for the Communist Party Congress in October, the New China News Agency (NCNA) said on Saturday. "China haa experienced a lot of attempta at government strsamlining sines 1949,AFP - 323 words
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203 1987-08-24 4 Reuter STATE BANQUETS in China will last no longer than 90 minutes and guests will be limited to four dishes and one soup, according to new rules. The numbers of guests will alao be cut and if foreign delegations exceed their quota,Reuter - 203 words
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589 1987-08-24 4 Reuter A CONTROVERSIAL new congressional report released during the weekend says Prssident Ronald Reagan had agreed to protect Kuwaiti ships in the Gulf primarily to check Soviet influence in the region and not to keep sea lanes open. It says a secondary cause of theReuter - 589 words
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401 1987-08-24 4 Reuter CLENCHED FISTS punching the air, thousands of men and women rose snd sent s loud roer echoing through the streets of west Teheran. "Down with' Americs. Down with Isrssl. Down with Ssudi Arabia. Down with Iraq." The words thundered from theReuter - 401 words
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207 1987-08-24 4 AFP TOTAL INVESTMENT in the Philippines hit 4.29 billion peeoe (US$2lO million) in the first «even months of 1987, a 92 per cent increase over the 2.23 billion pesos (US$lO9 million) r«corded in the same period last year, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) saidAFP - 207 words
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542 1987-08-24 4 BRIAN GOMEZ - By BRIAN GOMEZ, Regional Correspondent GROWTH IN INDONESIA'S two-way trade with China has been "not so spectacular", two yaers after resumption of direct trsds relations, although Indonesian sxports to Chins last year rose by 66 per cent while its China imports rose 36 per542 words
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253 1987-08-24 4 AP IN A SECOND high-level meeting within two weeks, Burmeee feeder Ne Win hes told stale end ailing party leaders to draw up short- and long-term plans relating to legal, economic and sodal conditions in the problemplagued nation. The meeting was held atAP - 253 words
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386 1987-08-24 4 Reuter PRESIDENT Hoeeain Mohammad Ershad hee eaid Bangladeeh might fece a worse dieester in the traumatic aftermath of deveetating monsoon floods that have killed more than 500 people. "The flood is expected to recede in the next few days, and then comee the reel dangerReuter - 386 words
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Article791 1987-08-24 4 ARRIVALS Operator Stnin Local Fran OA RU21 1100 RWN GIA GA940 1100 CCK SU S0105 1103 KUl SU SO 301 1145 COK SU SQ23S 1155 MCS SU SQ191 1155 P04 THAI T0403 1155 MC ku* run 1200 ams/mct SU S023 1210 AMS/CAI/MC MAS MH602 1230 KCH OU791 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous38 1987-08-24 4 Witt AT ?R 13/09 SO/23 30/20 37/32 32/tt 30/?* 30/21 30/24 Cairo Calgary Coraoot Oifcago Copltogon Darwin Now Yortt Rio Janeiro San M*'« San Juan Soo Paulo S«ovl Sydney Taipei Tol AvK Tokyo Toronto Vancowvw Vienna Wonaw Wofhtngton38 words
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REST OF THE WORLD
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469 1987-08-24 5 AFP UNION LEADERS have accused big business of colluding with South African mine owners in an attempt to crush the bitter 13-day-old gold and coal miners' strike, the biggest in the country's history. But spokesmen for financial institutions operating in theAFP - 469 words
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Article581 1987-08-24 5 Cheaper food and clothing NYT AMERICANS are still ahead in purchasing power because the prices of food, clothes and other goods in the US are low compared with other countries. Japan has made major gains in the last 10 years. But as calculated in aNYT - 581 words
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398 1987-08-24 5 AP TURKEY WILL soon start selling off state economic enterprises to the public, Premier Turgut Ozal announced on Saturday. As a first step, state-owned companies will divest their minority shares in six largely private companies through sales that start at the Istanbul StockAP - 398 words
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211 1987-08-24 5 AP NICARAGUA called on the US to "give peace a chance" after a committee representing Latin American nations was established last Saturday to verify fulfilment of a Central America peace plan. The 15-member verification committee will begin working immediately to bring aboutAP - 211 words
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Article417 1987-08-24 5 Reuter THE MEXICAN economy is showing signs of recovery, but is still hampered by high inflation and vulnerability to international interest rate increases, two government reports said. Reports by the Ministries of Planning and Budget and Finance covering the second quarter cited a slight increaseReuter - 417 words
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Miscellaneous36 1987-08-24 5 Doonesbury 8.P7...P1P... PIPIT HAPPEN? THREB C7UG7X&. Ta I 3 m m BY GARRY TRUDEAU i/UHO.- tUHOAM If AM I MY MNeseiF 7 OR SHLLBOOPS/B IF66L UK£... UKB WHAT* UKB YOtfRB STILL SHOPPN6! HOOPS!B. f fA m36 words
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MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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574 1987-08-24 6 NYT WESTERN BANKS have notified North Korea that it is in default on its loans and could soon face legal proceedings to seize some of its property abroad. Banking sources in Hongkong said yesterday that it was the first formal loan default byNYT - 574 words
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198 1987-08-24 6 Reuter THE HONGKONG Future# Exchange Ltd plans to commence trading in a three-month Hongkong dollar interest rate futures contract in early December, subject to final government approval. It said in a statement yesterday the contract will be traded in the form of the spotReuter - 198 words
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Article, Illustration33 1987-08-24 6 TOKYO money dealers hustling alter the dollar took another nosedive on Thursday. The US currency kept on sagging against the Japanse yen in Tokyo, closing on Thursday at 143.75 yen.33 words
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Article1498 1987-08-24 6 AFP ZURICH LAST WEEK, the moment of truth came for chartist* even when taking a sober view, analysing the markets using technical signals was a complete failure. The extrapolation of the surge ended in a wreckage. The onset for the dollar slide was already determined the previous weekend,AFP - 1,498 words
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Article, Illustration500 1987-08-24 6 Indicate* th# ivtfiQt of th# prima ItndlnQ ralH of 12 ma|or banks In Slngapora PLR of bonks at the dose of business on Friday, Aug 21, as supplied by Iho Association of Banks in Singapore. BANK Pit Algemone Bank 6 V* Allied Irish Bank PLC 6% American500 words
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Article379 1987-08-24 6 Gold Financial futures Green Collier GOLD BULLION Isst week edged higher in nervous lacklustre trading on a combination of fundamental and technical factors. At New York's Commodity Exchange, spot gold finished at U*****.90 an ounce, about $5 higher than the previous week's close. Over the week, the softer dollar andGreen & Collier - 379 words
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Article244 1987-08-24 6 Asian market ASIAN CURRENCY ayrogm d*pod r rates for th* «Mk «nd*d Aug 21 MD 1 MM 1 US 1 LOw 7 days 6 11/16 6 5/§ 1 marth 6 11/16 6 11/16 2 maMh 15/16 6 13/16 3 MMh i 6 IS/16 6 7/9 6 mortfh 7 3/1* 7244 words
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Article40 1987-08-24 6 Tradbig an j M«Mt a. 1M7 Op- M* Lwr OM CM V«1 MKKEI 1 STOCK AVERAQE V255MO) *****J4 UM J» 257M.W Sap 17 *****-30 ***** ***** *****490 1000 Ok «7 ***** ***** ****** ***** 45 Singapore International Monetary Exchange40 words
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Article302 1987-08-24 6 National Discount Co. THE SINGAPORE government Securities market saw lacklustre trsding for the greater part of last week until the snnouncement of a new five-year note issue by the MAS which will be suctioned on Aug 28 for pick-up on Sep 4. The new issue size ofNational Discount Co. - 302 words
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Advertisement285 1987-08-24 6 PRACTICAL PROFITABLE APPROACH TO COUNTERTRADE MARKETS MECHANISM OPPORTUNITIES STRATEGIES SATURDAY 5 SEPTEMBER 1987 (9.00 am 12.30pm) PAVILION INTERCONTINENTAL HOTEL, SINGAPORE The importance of countertrade in world trading activity has increased rapidly in recent years. This trend is expected to continue as the international markets are still plagued with debt and285 words
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Advertisement166 1987-08-24 6 For Business or Leisure, One Hotel Takes The Crown. z It 1 I ";;r MM! m S/\Cif; /MSP9 DOUBLE: M$ 108 The Prince'-a sanctuary for business of pleasure in the heart of the city, J/ w/>ere the shopping, entertamment j I and business pulse beat Elegant, sophisticated, luxurious and intimate.166 words
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BANKING AND FINANCE
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905 1987-08-24 7 NYT A TOP US BANKING regulator last Friday proposed the elimination of almoet all federal banking laws that restrict America's bank holding companies. The official. L William Seidman, chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. propoeed that regulation be limited to individualNYT - 905 words
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572 1987-08-24 7 NYT A MID-SIZED Indianapolis bank has won a contract to provide financial services to American military personnel in three European countries, defeating the American Express Co, which has handled the job for 40 years. The bank, the Merchants National Corp, wonNYT - 572 words
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351 1987-08-24 7 AFP AN UNPRECEDENTED financial scandal involving US$3OO million has shaken t(ie Yugoslav banking system, the Yugoslav media reported last week. It said an agri-business complex employing nearly 13,000 people has been issuing bills of exchange for rhore than a year without having the funds to coverAFP - 351 words
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156 1987-08-24 7 Reuter JORGE PICASSO, president of Banco Latino, said that Citicorp had suspended cradit linaa to his Limabaaad bank last month. A Citicorp spokaaman in New York confirmed tha report, aaying cradit linaa to Banco Latino and to soma othar banks had baan, andReuter - 156 words
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754 1987-08-24 7 Sales in first seven months reached £B.Bb FT BRITISH inveetors experienced some form of mid-summer madness last month and invaatad their assets in unit trusts on a scale never seen before by the industry Figuraa isaued laat Friday by tha Unit Trust Association showedFT - 754 words
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Advertisement237 1987-08-24 7 FILL IN SOMEONE OVERSEAS ABOUT SINGAPORE. V The Straits Times WEEKLY OVERSEAS EDITION SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. I*7 >^j>V yjsx S/ «>> -w sv» M.CKP) No. 222/8/87 /<•/ r>y>; The Straits Times Overseas Weekly. It's the new weekly newspaper, printed on lightweight paper in convenient tabloid size. It will carry business,237 words
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COMMODITIES
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625 1987-08-24 8 Reuter WORLD METAL prices have shot up since May, reversing a downward trend that persisted for several years, and market analysts say more rises are likely. Copper, lead, zinc, nickel and aluminium key raw materials for industrial expansion suffered as the world economy slowed.Reuter - 625 words
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Article174 1987-08-24 8 Bernama CO-OPERATION between the Association of Tin Producing Countries (ATPC), Brazil and China is expected to check any downward slide in tin prices this year by underpinning the market at around the Msl6 per kilo level. The ATPC, in its 1986 annual report, saidBernama - 174 words
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258 1987-08-24 8 Bernama THE MALAYSIAN palm oil industry has been told that it should not compete with Indonesia in the field but instead focus on gaining control of the world market for fats and vegetable oils as its main objective. Primary Industries Minister DatukBernama - 258 words
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84 1987-08-24 8 Bernama ES MALAYSIA'S crude palm oil production in July was estimated at 436,500 tonnes, up 11.55 pc from June, according to the Palm Oil Research and Licensing Authority. Of this, Peninsular Malaysia produced 390,000 tonnes (up 13.09 per cent) while Sabah and Sarawak producedBernama ES - 84 words
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1151 1987-08-24 8 AFP ENERGY VALUES accentuated their decline last week, as concern about events in the Gulf subsided, while currency movements tended to dominate the performance of other commodity markets. However, precious metals were underpinned by persistent tension in South African mines, whereAFP - 1,151 words
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Article176 1987-08-24 8 Bernama TM PRICE at tha Kuala Lumpur Tin Mwfcit rosa 43 Malaysian cants to doaa at Mflf.79 par kg last wsak. Tha prlca rosa by 16 cants on tha first day In fairly activa trading brought about by atarling's strangth against tha rlngglt. On Tuaaday, It rosa furtharBernama - 176 words
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Article168 1987-08-24 8 Bernama THE MALAYSIAN market closed three cents higher last week at 263.50 cents a kg for September International One RSS compared to last Friday. Sentiment in physicals which remained bullish helped prices to close higher. However, movements were narrow due to continuing uncertainty about the weather. The market openedBernama - 168 words
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Article343 1987-08-24 8 Bernama ES THE CRUDE palm oil futures market turned steady last week with August closing Ms 22 higher at $731 per tonne on the KLCE. Trading sentiments generally improved with encouraging overseas leads coupled with unexpected low production o( CPO in June. Elsewhere, sho recovering activities helped boostBernama ES - 343 words
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Article173 1987-08-24 8 Chinese Produce Exchange Sailors' noon do«ing pricn on Augud 22 (SS/100 kg) Coconut oil Mk FOB 95.00 Old drum FOB 105.00 N«w drum FOB 109.00 Copra Mixod (loot.) 56 Pepper Muntok whit* FOB NIW 1192.50 Sarawak wMtw FOB foq NIW 1177 JO Sarawak spadal Mack FOB NIW 932.50173 words
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Article316 1987-08-24 8 London Commodity Exchange Buyor/SoHor doting prim on Aug 21 (£/tonrw unlets specified). Prevtout doting prices In Oilt (USS/tonno) Potm oil M'sian crude OF UK/Rotterdam Nov 320* (320sif) M'sian/Sumatran crudo OF UK/Rotterdam parenthesis. Coffee Basis In-store London, sellers option CIF London Aug/Sop 320slr Oct/Nov 325slr Doc 327.5* (317.5pd) M'sian316 words
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Article165 1987-08-24 8 Reuter WHEAT FUTURES on the Chicago Board of Trade on Friday posted further gains at the close and finished on or n6ar session highs. Prices were up four to two cents per bushel. December made a session high of US$2.9O and then retraced marginally to USS2.B9-1/4. Traders said pricesReuter - 165 words
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Article137 1987-08-24 8 Reuter SOYBEAN FUTURES on the Chicago Board of Trade on Friday closed mostly higher with prices up 5-1/2 cents to one cent per bushel. September settled 5-1/2 cents higher at US$5.l5-3/4 and November up 2-1/2 cents at USSS.IO-1/4. Traders attributed the strong close to good preweekend exporter shortcovering despiteReuter - 137 words
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FOCUS
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Article, Illustration1715 1987-08-24 9 ASAD LATIF - China's refusal to sever relations with banned communist parties is an important reason for the absence of better ties with South-east Asian nations. Foreign Editor ASAD LATIF looks at the historical and ideological basis of these "party-to-party" relations and, in the second article,1,715 words
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738 1987-08-24 9 IN AN IMPORTANT paper, China's Relations with Communist Countries and Parties, Tatsumi Oka be, professor of International Relations at Tokyo Metropolitan University, discusses the Marxist concept of international solidarity. The paper, which forms a chapter in a collection of essays by scholars entitled Internal and External Security738 words
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PERSPECTIVE
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Article, Illustration1656 1987-08-24 10 BRIAN GOMEZ - Regional Correspondent BRIAN GOMEZ, who visited South Australia recently, reports on the new mood of confidence that greets visitors to Adelaide. After many years of decline, the industrial sector is looking forward to robust growth while many high-tech companies are marching forward. BRIAN GOMEZ1,656 words
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Article, Illustration582 1987-08-24 10 SINGAPORE, which unlike Hongkong failed to get a mention in South Australia's five-year development plan, ie now the focue of a concerted "down under" sales pitch. Singapore is being targeted as a source of major investments and as a major export centre for582 words
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Article, Illustration448 1987-08-24 10 IN THE THREE YEARS tine* its establishment, Adelaide's Technology Park has been possibly the fastest growing facility of its kind in the world. Success did not come as a flash in the pan. South Australia's research tradition goes back to the late 1940s when topsecret448 words
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344 1987-08-24 10 STANDARD Chartered Bank, one of 16 foreign banks to enter the Australian market in the last couple of years, is the only one with its headquarters in Adelaide. The South Australian state government wooed and won over Standard Chartered in a bid to344 words
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Miscellaneous680 1987-08-24 10 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 He has a ring mark (5) 6 Character often drunk (5) 9 Run into the relatives of a rustic (7) 10 Pumping centre (5) 11 She has everything, I see. for a comeback (5) 12 Cricketer's union, we hear (5) 13 Shows how to make a680 words
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THE ARTS
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Article683 1987-08-24 11 SHAUN KOH - SHAUN KOH IT DISREGARDS the borders that clearly define the genres of music and theatre. Yet this work has become one of the moet popular modern productions that this century has ever known. Westside Story, with music by American conductor and composer Leonard Bernstein and lyrics by Stephen683 words
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Article747 1987-08-24 11 Second part of the Young Musicians on Sunday series VERSATILE percussionist Syed Ibrahim doss not bang dustbin lids as a vocation. In fact, mention children pounding drums and tambourinee with oblivious delight, in the local kindergarten, and you can almoet detect an agonised wince from747 words
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Article, Illustration621 1987-08-24 11 VANESSA LEE - The French connection emotional, vigorous abstract art By VANESSA LEE VISITORS to the Pavilion Intercontinental this and the following weeks may be forgiven if they think they are in Paris. Small wonder, for starting in the Art Affairs gallery and spilling into the lobby are 140 lithographs of 34 Parisian621 words
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Article, Illustration706 1987-08-24 11 SHAUN KOH - CD Review By SHAUN KOH THE KMQ'S SINGERS Believe in Music. EMI CDC-7 ***** 2 (48 minutes). Category: Popular IN ENGLAND, at the outset of the groups career, a TV celebrity called them "the greatest thing to hit the London musical scene since the706 words
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Miscellaneous1162 1987-08-24 11 TO GEE) aaBQQ 7.00 PM SBC Text Sample Pages. 7.30 Opening and Programme Highlights followed by First Abummi /1 JM* l« n rial Among cqvou \lqst •ptsoatj. A Oft Mb i imlnhl fr.rli-i_ri.tUj iIL •> o.ju rtwinfynT rn vaT?scrnon/ Transplants. 9.00 The Bolshoi Ballet In The Park (Sm highlights). 11.001,162 words
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SPORTS & LEISURE
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Article, Illustration337 1987-08-24 12 UPI LAST YEAR'S PGA combatants. Bob Tway and Greg Norman, shot 3-undarvpar 69s last Saturday to share the lead with five other golfers after the twice-post-poned first round of the US$BOO,OOO Western Open Golf Tournament. Floods last week forced tournament officials to postponeUPI - 337 words
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387 1987-08-24 12 WALTON MORAIS - By WALTON MORAIS FITTINGLY, the Singapore Amateur Open golf championship ended as It began with high quality performances. As the three leaders Thaworn Wiratchant and Pasda Buranasiri of Thailand and Samson Gimson of Singapore raced to the wire, it was golf that won.387 words
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Article, Illustration311 1987-08-24 13 UPI JULIO CESAR CHAVEZ, undefeated in 54 fights, kept his World Boxing Council junior lightweight title last Friday night with an impressive 12-round decision over Danilo Cabrera. Chavez of Mexico won every round and left the Dominican challenger wobbly and bleeding to the delightUPI - 311 words
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331 1987-08-24 13 NYT IT WAS BILLED as Mark Breland's first real professional fight and it resulted in his first loss. Marlon Starling, an experienced welterweight thought to be a little past his prime, stunned the unbeaten Olympic hero with a left, right combination, then knocked outNYT - 331 words
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331 1987-08-24 13 UPI LINFORD CHRISTIE. Britain's best sprinter of modern times and one of the few genuine threats to Ben Johnson and Carl Lewis at this week's World Championships, limbered for the Rome meet by beating 100 metres record-holder Calvin Smith last Friday. The BritonUPI - 331 words
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Article, Illustration446 1987-08-24 13 CHERRIE HOLDER - By CHERRIE HOLDER PLAYING CHICKEN on Singapore's main shipping lane and sailing through a quarter mile of oil slick only added to the excitement of 60 sailors in their quest to raise money for the National Kidney Foundation last weekend. The sailors, who446 words
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Article, Illustration505 1987-08-24 13 Reuter PAM SHRIVER finally got the best of fellow American Chris Evert last Saturday after a decade of trying and ousted the top seed from the semi-finals of the U*****,000 Player's Challenge Women's Tennis Tournament. < Shriver, the third seed, played the whipping winds at theReuter - 505 words
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Article, Illustration266 1987-08-24 13 Reuter BORIS BECKER and Stefan Edberg won easy victories last Saturday to advance to the final of the U*****,000 ATP Championships in Cincinnati. Edberg, the second seed, played almost perfect tennis in defeating fourth seed Jimmy Connors 6-2 6-3 and Becker, the thirdReuter - 266 words
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Advertisement968 1987-08-24 12 id wim* €im DEUCIOZO HYATT Mama Mia! Pete's Place introduces more exciting gastronomic treats for all lovers of Italian food. SOUP AND SALAD Light eaters can now select from a variety of four homemade soups and help themselves to our ever popular salad bar. $10.50* EARLY BIRD SPECIAL A complimentary968 words
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Advertisement196 1987-08-24 12 Complimentary Camus XO with Pine Court's sumptuous Beijing cuisine. For iunch and dinner, till August 30 1987 |H|/V1 With no set menus Sjfau to restrkt you, feast on all your favourite Pine Court dishes. Orders above $688: Complimentary Camus XO (700 ml) Orders above $488: Complimentary Camus XO (350m1) Orders196 words
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Advertisement243 1987-08-24 13 entertain r So much to choose for only $16.50 A sumptuous spread with nxiny different types of appetisers, hot and cold soups, a salad selection superb pastries, truffles, tortes cheese board, fresh fruit.. freshly brewed coffee. All for $16.50. And for $26.50 you can add a roast or a choice243 words
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Advertisement240 1987-08-24 13 R Spectacular views from atop the world's tallest hotel. At the Restaurant, choose from Continental cuisine. Or unwind at the Bar with specialty cocktails and snacks. Restaurant: 12pm-2.30pm, 7pm- 11pm. Bar: 1 lam 2am. Seafood Buffet Lunch: Mon Fri. 70th Floor, Westin Stamford. Reservations: 338 8585 ext. ***** or 330240 words
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Article, Illustration5404 1987-08-24 14 ROSIE TAN - f 1 Singapore 9 By ROSIE TAN TRADING VOLUME shrivelled last week to one of the lowest levels this year as nervous investors hesitated over taking new positions. Turnover shrank further to a daily average of 30.47 million units worth $85.66 million5,404 words
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Article285 1987-08-24 14 r VlAustraiia j AFP A STRONG industrial sector and a technical reaction among major miners dominated last «week's activity on the Australian Stock Exchange. According to Station Securities broking analyst Cameron Williams, mining stocks fell all week as they underwent correction from the previous week's highAFP - 285 words
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Article760 1987-08-24 14 JULIANA TAY - Week ended Aug 21 compiled by JULIANA TAY SCRIP ISSUES Bonvests Hldgfc Proposed 43.54 m 6% unsecured loan stocks with warrants in the rotio of $1 loan stock for every 5 shares held at $1.70 per shore. CORPORATE DEVELOPMENTS The Stock Exchange of Singapore has760 words
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720 1987-08-24 15 MICHAEL CLARK - V— 1 fcmjl London From MICHAEL CLARK ANY LINGERING doubts the London stock market may have held about the Chancellor of the Exchequer's decision to raise interest rates by one per cent to 10 per cent earlier this month were finally dispelled last week720 words
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Article, Illustration1120 1987-08-24 15 L i J Hongkong m DBS Securities HK THE HONGKONG stock market underwent a severe correction last week. The Hang Seng Index plunged 104 points in four consecutive trading days before staging a late recovery to recoup some of the losses. At the close of theDBS Securities HK - 1,120 words
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797 1987-08-24 15 ew Y° r^ FT The AMERICAN stock market was riding for a fall last week. Everybody said so. But the fall, when it happened last Tuesday, was little more than a stumble. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, the collection of largecapitalisation stocksFT - 797 words
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749 1987-08-24 15 M K.Lumpur BEARS RETURNED in full force to the Kuala Lumpur stock market last week and sellers were unrelentless in their bid to rid themselves of their stockholdings. Share prices were forced sharply lower across the board. The bear raid was prominent earlier749 words
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144 1987-08-24 15 AFP PROFIT-TAKING last Friday kept the Paris Bourse from maintaining early gains, and at the close, the Instantaneous Trend indicator was up by a mere 0.1 per cent, against 0.5 per cent earlier in the session. There were more rises than falls, but the losses wereAFP - 144 words
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246 1987-08-24 15 NMB Bank AMSTERDAM last week focussed on the wealth of the half-year figures after the upheaval of the publisher takeover battle. The market was also affected by the renewed slide of the US dollar. The lower dollar saw the Index lose 12 points toNMB Bank - 246 words
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400 1987-08-24 15 r i Tokyo 4 AFP SHARE PRICES on the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) posted modest gains overall last week after early setbacks. The main 225-issue Nikkei stock average ended on 25,559 18 last Friday to notch up 64.47 on the week. The Composite index ofAFP - 400 words
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338 1987-08-24 15 Reuter MANPOWER INC, the world s largest temporary employment agency, has accepted a US$l.32-billion takeover bid from Britain's Blue Arrow PLC. Manpower two weeks ago rejected as inadequate the British company's initial offer of US$75 a share or US$l.2l billion for its 16Reuter - 338 words
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151 1987-08-24 15 NYT FRENCH state-owned investment banking group Compagnie Financiere de Suez is hoping to raise a substantial amount of new capital when it is privatised at the beginning of October. The government has already agreed to a capital increase of "at least 5 perNYT - 151 words
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197 1987-08-24 15 NYT THE CHICAGO Mercantile Exchange has proposed an extension of the trading hours in its gold futures contract and has introduced an incentive plan to promote liquidity in the contract. The steps must be approved by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, but theNYT - 197 words
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Article, Illustration596 1987-08-24 16 SSTCXgCU OEI HONG LEONG is fast emerging as the whiz-kid of the stock market. His strategy for United Industrial Corporation is worth a closer look. In recent months UIC has been clearing out of its shareholdings in Singapore, Malaysian and Australian companies and moving aggressively into596 words
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Article556 1987-08-24 16 Current Ex Books Dale TeM tor Total tor pflJfRMfll dm don PeyeWe tte yeer to* year Alex Hldgs 4% Sep 3 Sep 10 Sep 25 4%. 5% Botu Kawon 5%l Jul 31 Aug 14 Aug 28 5% 20% C K Tang 3% Jul 31 Aug 11 Aug 24556 words
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Article, Illustration762 1987-08-24 16 Three banks to enhance role in capital market CORPORATISATION, an idea toyed with by the local stockbroking community for the last three years, is expected to go full steam after the government announces next week the terms for three commercial banks to go762 words
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Article, Illustration666 1987-08-24 16 Bernama THE PREMIUM attached to the shares of a company listed on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (KLSE) commonly known as the quoted vehicle is 'absolute madness' and can be a major source of corruption in Malaysia. Mr Chooi Mun Sou, aBernama - 666 words
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182 1987-08-24 16 Reuter EVERGO INDUSTRIAL Enterprise Ltd will continue to pursue its policy of strategic investments and expects to achieve steady growth. The company said in a statement that it has been able to take advantage of the booming Hongkong stock market and derive profits from theReuter - 182 words
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152 1987-08-24 16 Reuter HANG SENG BANK Ltd, a 61.5 per cent-held unit of the Hongkong %nd Shanghai Banking Corp, said it will pay a final dividend of not less than 90 HK cents a share if the trend of profits is maintained. The bank earlier reportedReuter - 152 words
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Article141 1987-08-24 16 THE DIRECTOR General of Insurance has given the approval to Malaysian Assurance Alliance Bhd for its proposed acquisition of 29.5 million shares in MBf Finance Bhd. MAA said the share of 50 cents each to be acquired from Melewar Nominees Sdn Bhd will be satisfied by an141 words
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Article, Illustration1115 1987-08-24 16 As the Tokyo stockmarket starts to wobble, American and European investors are sniffing out other Pacific markets. Hongkong, Singapore and Malaysia look appealing. On some days, foreign institutions buy and sell more shares on these markets than domestic investors do. The Economist. IN THE EYES of foreignThe Economist. - 1,115 words
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Article1005 1987-08-24 17 New York Reuter THE DOW JONES Industrials chalked up its 54th record of the year and Wall Street ended a volatile week last Friday with only a slight gain in active trading. The broader market was almost unchanged from Thursday due to continued weakness inReuter - 1,005 words
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Article958 1987-08-24 17 London Reuter SHARES ON THE London market last Friday began a modest afternoon rally with prices beginning to move up following last Friday's higher Wall Street opening and buying for the long threeweek bank holiday account beginning next Monday, dealers said. Last Friday's record high Wall StreetReuter - 958 words
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174 1987-08-24 17 r London L J Reuter INVESTORS and speculators are trading twice as much on the London Stock Exchange as they did before last October's so-called Big Bang opened up the market. But while Big Bang, by ending a system of fixed brokers' fees,Reuter - 174 words
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Article1114 1987-08-24 17 Amsterdam AUQ XI n* ABN 906 90 +1 Kaaon 98 10 04 Ahotd 108 SO 0 1 Akzo 179.80 3 3 Alrantt ***** 0.1 AMEV 18.30 0.1 Amro Bank. 88.00 unch Am Stad 123 20 0.7 14.80 0.3 80CS ***** 4.9 BoraufTMj 129 90 0 9 >roda. 80.90 -03 Calva1,114 words
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Article, Illustration387 1987-08-24 17 Reuter GOVERNMENT PLANS to sell about £7.5 billion worth of British Petroleum Co PLC shares in a record privatisation issue should succeed, in spite of recent upheavals in the UK equity market and unsteadiness in crude oil prices, brokerage analysts said. "I think itReuter - 387 words
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438 1987-08-24 17 Reuter NOMURA SECURITIES Co Ltd. which makes its debut today as a trader in UK equities, says it has no intention of using its financial muscle to seize market share at any expense. Tony White, who heads Nomura's team of market-makers,Reuter - 438 words
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588 1987-08-24 17 1 Lisbon fc —A Reuter FINANCE MINISTER Miguel Cadilhe last month wrote a letter to 200 Portuguese companies encouraging them to apply for listings on the Lisbon and Oporto stock markets. But companies are already flocking to the stock exchanges witf new share issues andReuter - 588 words
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Article254 1987-08-24 17 Reuter ELDERS FINANCE, a division of Elders IXL Ltd. is interested in buying a minority stake in either Union Bank of the Philippines or the Philippine Commercial International (PCI) Bank as part of a major thrust into the country. Banking sources said Elders PicaReuter - 254 words
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Advertisement569 1987-08-24 17 NOTICES In The Matter of The Companies Act Cap 50 And In The Matter of ANANTALAXMI INVESTMENTS PTE LTD (In Voluntary Liquidation) Members' Voluntary Winding Up At an Extraordinary Oeneral Meeting of the members of the abovenamed Company duly convened and held at 101 Cecil Street #19-10 19th Floor, Tong569 words
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Advertisement570 1987-08-24 17 HARDWARE PTE. LTD. (In Voluntary Liquidation) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of SHANGHAI LIAN WAH HARDWARE PTE. LTD. duly convened and held at 6001. Beach Road, #14-01, Golden Mile Tower, Singapore 0719 on the 20 day of August 1987, the following Special Resolutions were duly paseed:(1) "That570 words
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Article, Illustration485 1987-08-24 18 WILLIAM CHIA - By WILLIAM CHIA FOREIGN WORKERS are already coming into Singapore in large numbers. Allowing them to be employed in the retail and services industry (where they sre currently excluded) would only increase the foreign workforce further, said Trade and Industry Minister Brigadier-General485 words
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Article346 1987-08-24 18 BRIGADIER-GENERAL (Res) Lee Hsien Loong liked what he saw at a walkabout in the Kaki Bukit and Eunos constituencies yesterday. MP for Kaki Bukit. Chew Heng Chin, said his constituency has come a long way since 1960 when the first residents started to move in. They346 words
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435 1987-08-24 18 TONG SUIT CHEE - By TONG SUIT CHEE AN INTERNATIONAL public relations consultancy has acquired Gibson Public Relations in Singapore and Hongkong, giving it a foothold in the Asian scene. UK-based Shandwick PLC, one of UK's largest public relations consultancy companies, is paying an initial $2.7 million for435 words
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226 1987-08-24 18 Reuter SOUTH KOREA'S ruling party yesterday urged restraint in labour disputes sfter more than 2,000 workers kept an emotional overnight vigil by the body of a colleague killed on Saturday in a clash with police in the southern island ofReuter - 226 words
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Article116 1987-08-24 18 Bernama ABOUT 16,000 PEOPLE have been recruited as life members by the Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA) under a campaign to raise funds for the party, which is in debt to the tune of Mssl million. It managed to collect $1.6 million based on the $100Bernama - 116 words
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207 1987-08-24 18 ONE OF THE MOST formidable challenges facing doctors today is how they can remain humanistic in their work in a modern and highly competitive society, said President Wee Kim Wee yesterday. He expressed concern that doctors would have problems in207 words
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275 1987-08-24 18 CONTRARY to what international unionists believe, privatisation has not resulted in mass retrenchment in Singapore, said Second Deputy Prime Minister Ong Teng Cheong yesterday. Mr Ong said in most countries privatisation was viewed as "evil" because it generally resulted in drastic changes in management, massive275 words
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78 1987-08-24 18 Reuter OPPOSITION LEADER Juan Ponce Enrile is the Philippines' richest senator, according to a statement of assets quoted yesterday. In the statement filed before the Senate, the former defence minister declared assets worth US$l.75 million. He listed no liabilities. Mr Enrile, sacked from President CorazonReuter - 78 words
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288 1987-08-24 18 VISAS will be needed by Indian nationals entering Singapore from Sep 14. According to a press statement from the Ministry of Home Affairs, a twoweek grace period will be allowed for those unable to get visas on time. It assured businessmen and "bona fide288 words
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304 1987-08-24 18 AP WEAPONS shipments to communist rebels have increased this year, the Philippines military said, and Manila newspapers quoted a source yesterday at saying the Soviet Union may ba behind them. Military Chief of Staff Gen Fidel V Ramoe told reporters on SaturdayAP - 304 words
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Article39 1987-08-24 18 Bernama MALAYSIA was urged yntir<tay to provide more intormetion on palm oil to influence the US Cnngrees not to pass •ny Bill allowing Malaysian commodity to ba labelled as hazardous to haalth. BarnamaBernama - 39 words
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53 1987-08-24 18 Reuter A BRITISH nawapapar reportad yastarday that lereel ia davaloping a nuclear warhead tor a missile capable of reaching Arab capitals. The Observer weekly quoted intelligence sources in Washington as saying the warhead is being prepared for the Jericho II miaaila. a weapon whoee existence IsraelReuter - 53 words
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Article27 1987-08-24 18 AP PHILIPPINE labour groups plan proteels this week culminating in a nationwide strike againet governmentmandated fuel price increaees, union sources said yeeterday. APAP - 27 words
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Article47 1987-08-24 18 Reuter THE US Defence Department denied yeeterday that e US military helicopter had craehed in the Qutf after the Iranian National News Agency Ima had reported that a US helicopter carrying eeverel reporters and photographers had come down in the area. ReuterReuter - 47 words
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Article53 1987-08-24 18 AP SUDAN'S IS-month coalition government collapsed after ona of Its parties announced it was ending its alliance with Prime Minister Sadek el-Mahdi's Umma party, Egypt's state-run newspapers said yesterday. Government duties and policies would remain unchanged pending settlement of a disagreement over a candidate for the rulingAP - 53 words
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392 1987-08-24 19 G DURAIRAJ - By G DURAIRAJ MAJOR management changes which will affect a number of senior managers and functional divisions are expected in Kontena Nasional. It is understood that its acting chairman, Mr Khalid Ibrahim, who is also the chief executive of Permodalan Nasional Berhad, which392 words
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147 1987-08-24 19 AFP THE VOLUME of idle tankers and combination carriers fell during the past month to 15.24 million dwt, the lowest since June 1961. This is two million dwt lower than the June figure of 17.22 million dwt, the latest statistics fromAFP - 147 words
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143 1987-08-24 19 Reuter THE ORGANISATION for Economic Cooperation and Development said 1986 was another disastrous year for the world's shipping industry, and that the prospect remains bleak. "The year 1986 was another disaster for world shipping," the OECO said in an annual report on seaborne transport.Reuter - 143 words
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Article93 1987-08-24 19 Reuter THE JAPAN Shipowners Association said it would extend seamen's war-risk pay from inside the Strait of Hormuz to cover sailings in the Gulf of Oman as well. Japanese seamen will receive war-risk pay when they sail into 25 degrees north latitude, 57 degrees eastReuter - 93 words
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Article111 1987-08-24 19 Seatrade Week THE KOREA Maritime and Ports Authority is considering amending existing legislation to allow South Korean shipowners greater freedom in chartering, buying and selling vessels without official intervention. Since the start of the 1964 Shipping Industry Rationalisation Plan, the KMPA has prohibited owners fromSeatrade Week - 111 words
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Article85 1987-08-24 19 AN ADVANCED COURSE on port operations and management will be held at the French port of Le Havre from Oct 20 to Nov 27. The International Maritime Organisation-sponsored programme is intended for selected port officials occupying senior executive positions in developing countries. It seeks to examine85 words
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725 1987-08-24 20 Seatrade IT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE how many new ship register alternatives come and go, the traditional open registry flags have no intention of stepping aside. In Panama s case, this may mean a further round of discounting and it may mean more determinedSeatrade - 725 words
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469 1987-08-24 20 FT DEVONPORT DOCKYARD in Plymouth has announced that 3,400 workers are to lose their jobs over the next four years because of government cuts in the naval refitting programme. The announcement last Thursday came only four months after management of the dockyard was transferred fromFT - 469 words
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Article241 1987-08-24 20 KINGSLEY WOOD - By KINGSLEY WOOD OSBORNE PARK, in Port Adelaide, is to be the building site for Australia's next generation of submarines. The Asloo-mill»on base would become the management and technological core of what would be the most complicated and sophisticated defence project in Australian history,241 words
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Article995 1987-08-24 20 Aft Shpg V 5 ABC Container VM I Accord Shpg VI 3 Ahrenkiel liner XI I Africa Ocean XN 2 Alltrons VH 3 AC Toepfer IX 5 American Tpt XH 4/5 Anro Service IV 2/3 Arrow lines IV 3 Anon Ocean VI 3 Atlas line X 4995 words
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Article1259 1987-08-24 20 INCREASED grain chartering is reported out of the US Gulf on Thursday, with two Panamax vessels said to have been arranged for voyages to Japan at US$l7.lO and $17.25, respectively, against a Baltic sub-index for this route of $17.233, ship brokers said. A large vessel is reported to1,259 words
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Article175 1987-08-24 21 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/European, Far East/Persian Gulf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (FAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services "K" Line Korean Shipping Corporation Neptune Orient Lines Orient Overseas Container Line Cho Yang Shipping AMRO (STRAITS/ AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line Australia Straits Container175 words
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194 1987-08-24 21 AN ORDER for four 2,000-TEU container ships worth Dm3oo million (US$l6O million) has been placed by Hamburg Sud. The West German owner has opted for local yard Flender Werft. A company spokesman says the order would not have gone to a German194 words
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423 1987-08-24 21 Lloyd's List TWO OF NORWAY'S leading shipbrokers have called off talks aimed at creating a powerful new force in the industry. The abandonment of the proposed merger between R S Platou and P F Bassoe foundered on a growing realisation that the personality mix wouldLloyd's List - 423 words
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305 1987-08-24 21 EIGHT European Community shipowners have complained to the European Commission that their freight rates are being unfairly undercut, in what is the first ever anti-dumping action attempted by the industry. The companies involved claim that the major South Korean line, Hyundai Merchant305 words
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Article753 1987-08-24 21 BROKERS said the Malaysian state oil company, Petronas, had entered the market for a second-hand tanker of between 150,000 and 230,000 dwt built in 1976. The tanker will act as a storage vessel for its Dulang oilfield project. It requires delivery between May 1 and May 14, 1969. Elsewhere753 words
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Article115 1987-08-24 21 AP PROTESTERS from the environmentalist group Greenpeace chained themselves last Saturday to the funnel of a ship they say is used to burn toxic chemical waste on the North Sea. The six protesters boarded the West German ship Vesta from a rubber dinghy as the shipAP - 115 words
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223 1987-08-24 21 CAPTAIN Hans J Rosenfeldt has been appointed managing director of CF Sharp Shipping Agencies in Singapore. He assumed the position on Aug 15 after having spent 15 years with a Middle-East agency group. In addition to being head of C F Sharp Shipping223 words
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7638 1987-08-24 26 3®a3[D(!Eß A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of7,638 words
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Article1994 1987-08-24 28 Who acts for whom A B AB Shipping Boustead Shpg Agenciee. ABC Contalnerilne NV S pore Shpg (S). Accord Shpg Accord Shpg (S). Africa Ocmd Linos Seal ion Shpg (S). Ahsenkiel Linor Kim Shpg (S). Alfred C Toepfer Oceenua Shipping Agenciee (S) Multiport Sdn Bhd (PK). Alltrane Alltrane Express American1,994 words
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Article915 1987-08-24 29 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Gdns FCL Arrival LCL movemant Ship Voy data/time Oparator cargo schedule Location P Pierce 132N 24 08 87 1800 NAPl F8 0600 0900/0900/1000 P2/I2 Tokyo Bridge 13/697 24 08 87 1800 Kowosoki F5A 0900-1000 C8 Totogo B 01/583 *****7 1900915 words
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Article409 1987-08-24 29 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES VmmI Berth Arrival Dtpwlurt KEPPEL WHARVES AIS Endeovou K36 alongside 24 06/2300 Aries K34 alongside 24 06/2300 Builder III <23 alongside 2408/0700 Eostern Island <20 alongside 2408/0600 Honjiang <27 alongside 2608/2300 Koto Megah <31 alongside 2406/0600 Qing Yun <29 alongside 2508/2300 Sriwijaya <33 alongside409 words
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375 1987-08-24 30 Reuter NEDLLOYD GROUP suffered a sharp downturn in its first half earnings. It incurred losses of 56 million guilders compared with a profit of 21.7 million in the first half of 1986. It blamed the sharp decline on the strong guilder which affectedReuter - 375 words
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125 1987-08-24 30 Reuter US WARSHIPS and four reflagged Kuwaiti tankers have begun a risky journey down the Gulf, hoping to avoid mines and pass safely by Iranian anti-ship missiles at the waterway's mouth. The Defence Department said three US warships and four Kuwaiti tankers, includingReuter - 125 words
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Advertisement327 1987-08-24 22 CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE TO UK CONTINENT ALL UK INLAND OCSTINATtONS. BELFAST. OUBLIN COPENHAGEN. AAAHUS. GOTHENBURG. HALHO. HELSINKI, OSLO. AMSTERDAM CAJMKAN l S. AMERICA CONV SEMI CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE STORE H BURG RDAM A'WERP IMMtNGKAM RS TIANJIN lift 12/1* mO 20/10 lt/10 RS DALIAN 15/ M 11/11 NfU I*ll 15/11 CONV327 words
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Advertisement896 1987-08-24 22 3 FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE [TO fUROPE VIA SUf 01 th ,ff KOREAN JACEJIN «M 2911 CHINA CONTAINER 41* 3/9 NEPTUNE CRYSTAL 41W 10/9 HONCKONC CONTAINER UN 17/9 TRANSWORLD MIOGE SW 24/9 LaHavra R'dam i *19 i in m 2219 2119 2919 4/10 6/10 11/10 13/10 Fltaaw M'kurf R'havan 1719 19/9896 words
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Advertisement487 1987-08-24 22 Arrow Line^ D S'PORE/COLOMBO/S. AFRICA ■\I Ii'*! .*11: m: ua f S'PORE/BENGAL/E. AFRICA VSL SPORE CHITTAGONG CHALNA L AFRICAN POUTS ARROW DUKE/2 11/9 25/9 23/9 12-29/10 ARROW QUEEN/3 22/10 29/10 27/10 7-21/11 E AFRICAN PORTS CALL: MAHE^KMBASA/DARES-SALAAM BOTH SERVICES CAPABLE OF HANDLING CONTAINERS •r CONVENTIONAL HEAVY LIFT AND BULK LIQUID487 words
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Advertisement1172 1987-08-24 22 OEVERGREEN Round-The-World East Bound (FF/CARIB USEC/EURO F-F nkc «c uc m m TK EVU GUIOE'EVER GROWTH In Pari 2M 3M IN EVER LIVING 1/1 7/1 EVER GIANT/EVER GENIUS l/l 12/1 140 2*) EVER GLORY/EVER GREET IV* 1M H/1 S/l EVER UNKING M I)It Mi 1/11 UN CNS NTC BAL HBC1,172 words
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Advertisement940 1987-08-24 23 x PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street. 03-00 Singapore 0106 Tel: *****33 FAR EAST CONTAINER SERVICE L >AHIT WA TA SINGA *MUR MURORAN (HOKKAIDO) *HTC HITACHI INDONESIA CONTAINER SERVICE RATANA BHUM SEA ORAQOM SEA DRAGON BANGKOK CONTAINER SERVICE VOY SIN SBY SMG SIN BLW PEN 1731 Sid Sid940 words
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Advertisement805 1987-08-24 23 BEN LINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTIN^NT Bay To*« Ciprm i*p «n Noni»oni tipr CjrApn by Tolap by Ufl ISA Wi an an vn UU l/W MO l/M M/M IMO n/M aw am via am 1/11 mi MI 12/11 um B HAVEN MM* 17M UM on on an an805 words
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Advertisement532 1987-08-24 23 DJASAGETRI A Joint Europe Service Of: P.T. OJAKARTA LLOYD P.T. 6ESWI LLOYB P.T. SAMWERA MOORESIA P.T. TMKOU LLOYB EXPRESS SEMI CONTMNERSNIP SERVICES SINGAPORE TO EOROPE VESSEL/VOY L. J. BONTANG/12WB OCEAN PRIMA^WB PALEMBANG/7WB MATARAM/19WB CAUDA GAMA/19WB ANTWERP BILBAO BREMEN ADAM/RDAM HBURG 27/0 1/10 5/10 10/10 14/10 24/10 20/10 31/10 20/10 24/532 words
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Advertisement344 1987-08-24 23 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES W BURMA FIVE STAR Ifia SHIPPING CORPORATE I (Burmese National Line) Loading for Rangoon Spore P.Kelang Penang Bangkok HTONEYWA V22SW 21/22 Auf PAGAN VII7W 27/2? Aut PA-AN VII4W 5/7 Sept *2» BANK LINE i EXPRESS SEMI-CONTAINER SERV NORTHBOUND TO UKC SPORE ROAM HULL TAUSALA SAMOA V.ION 25/8344 words
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Advertisement976 1987-08-24 24 K"LinE SHIPPiriG-DflTfi ATLARTIC COAST (Round-The-World Service) 0. FREEDOM VIS 0. FAITH V 4 NYC HFX 3 Oct 7 Oct 10 Oct 14 Oct PACIFIC SDUTH-IiJEST FEEDER VSL 0. FREEDOM VIS 0. FAITH V 4 LA/LB OAK •RK/PNG SP MOTHER VSL LA/LB OAK CMICAI Sid 28 Aug 6.W. BRIDGE W 20976 words
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Advertisement233 1987-08-24 24 Accepting LCL and containerised cargoas Direct to South Africa NEDLLOYD COLOMBO 3630F OSAKA MARU 3735f HAYAKAWA MARU 3433G S. A. VAAL 3S3IG C Town Durban SW SM 27/1 m Jmtdm JARDINE SHIPPING AGENCIES (REG. 242K4/ OOK) 200 CANTONMENT ROAD #12-05 SOUTHPOINT, SINGAPORE OzM M: *****11 TELEX NO: RS ***** TERMINAL/CFS233 words
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Advertisement719 1987-08-24 24 '/l€ AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE AccapWng FCL/FCL Container* Fwt* P Kd»og Imar law S pan 11Mb Frwi Syto Aho Aaapts "CHANtMDAS" 121 10 S«pt St* 4 Oct 2 Oct AtM/Brs "KABIROAS" <Jt S Oct 20 Oct 21 Oct 27 Oct AM/Brs INDIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accepting FCL/FCL Container* Support P.Krim719 words
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Advertisement730 1987-08-24 24 GOLDEN LINE GUAM GUAM SHPPM6 (Tit) LTD 21 T«M »r*> SM tmtmm tiM m uuw <» iid) Fix 90S J STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SCRVICE: Sport P KetoncPw. 001OCN BEAR Cotomto/Karacta/Oiitoi 24/75 Auf GOiDCN HARVEST Cotombo/KjradH/Musot/Dutw 11/12 Sept CHINA SERVICE A VESSEL SiwntfMi/HankMf 2&71 Auf CHINA OCEAN SHIPPING CO., PEKING THE PEOPLE'S730 words
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Advertisement461 1987-08-24 24 UJ'.JJ I I. MH -ill DOHA. MUSCAT. BAHRA AMI DNAM A SHARJAH. USA SERVICE 27H. Hi SAN FRANCISCO OARLANO LOS ANG&ES. LOW KAC CHTCAGO KANSAS CfTY MM MUM r>HILI-Oni€NT LIN€S PT€ LTD "!A3 Cff Ct 63 ROB ASCN POA; C '2 AS A BUHOINj S HGAPOPf CUU* PS 787?3 PM'I461 words
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Advertisement1173 1987-08-24 25 NEPTUNE AGENCIES PTE LTD TwMMt crs man *****s Ft EU/AUST TPA/SEA 2TBS7S3 2T***** own 2798U6 Z7WS rmm \\NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD Ml EAST/1 NEPIINE SON. MO. 3MSB7 NEPIINE SOW BHD XI4BO iwjuimu imm nepiine son BHD omswrnnnmnnm NEPtINE SON. BNO 2MBM(IMC K JACEJIN Ml C CONTAINER LC BRIOGE SM N1,173 words
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Advertisement422 1987-08-24 25 A OONAM HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO P KELANG. PENANG, BUSAN. INCHON 1 S POBf ACfNTS NCPTUNE AMNCifS PT{ ITO t#' rz?7510 721 MC (Optnt'OM) V 3*t 7 2XM* (Tit.-J'l 2W4SO (crsi MALAYSIA JOINTS TUNAS SfTiA SON BHD *i T.i «o* T P» T t JMM.r422 words
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Advertisement720 1987-08-24 25 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUILDING 55, Market Street Singapore 0104 Tel: *****33 (15 Linee) Terminal Office- *****41/2 CaWeMOreu SINSOV SINGAPORE We. Numbers RS 2130RS mrT^M NTS HANBUNC SYSTEM CO SON BHD !yK&&E»"!7.2ra5 «e BSfEKSBBMr-- KSfcsM&R. T* 33W71/3ZIBI Th: MA «814 "FEBLOS" T* 03 23t3<7«37 teteßk *****720 words
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Advertisement17 1987-08-24 25 MIJ: i i Also accepts LCL/FCL to other destns. SINGAPORE TEL 2NSU (IS LINES) MNGKOK TEL 2SMM-S17 words
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Advertisement348 1987-08-24 26 SINGAPORE SHIPPING CORPORATION (PTE.) LTD. TIL 225 6868 (30 Lines. FAX *****39 *****76 TILLX RS ***** A B SSCMA RS ***** A B SSCAD VE.B DEUTF R ACHT/SE EREEDE R E I R >ST( INTEGRATED FULL CONTAINER SERVICE •VIA COLOMBO: Accepting cargo for INDIA Bombay. Codun Madras ""VIA LARNACA: Accepting348 words
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Advertisement263 1987-08-24 27 miME CAUUS fW PENANG J. BAHRU P. GUDANG SINGAPORE K. LUMPUR *****53/*****11 04-*****2/4, *****3 07-*****8 07-*****3, *****5, *****0, *****1 02-*****22 242 KM WEEKLY FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE FEEDER i nn !i;.MKvW!U.'I !'I.M I'.W.VM V.l MTHR VSL JUT LA WW* N DELFT rrrt rrr T~> OTHER DESTINATIONS: AARHUS, AMSTERDAM,263 words
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Advertisement290 1987-08-24 27 CONTAINER LINE DAILY ACCEPTING LCL/FCL TO:K TRANSTAINERS LINE WEST AFRICA SERVICE PEN/PK SIN TO: DAKAR, CONAKRY Z7/B 29/8 ABIDJAN, LOME V 9 419 CONTONOU, DOUALA LIBREVILLE, PORT GENTIL P. NOIRE, LUANDA n <: I PORT TO DOOR DELY: PT. KELANG TO KOTA KINABALU IN CONTR SYS MAC-NELS AGENCIES PTE Tsl:290 words
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Advertisement176 1987-08-24 28 THE NATIONAL SHIPPING COMPANY OP SAUDI ARABIA H".':wu QC2I IW:mkwiw UwMM IllL 1 JEDOAH 14 SEP 81 OCT 23 OCT REGULAR RO-RO SERVICE TO UBA/CANAOA NEW ORLEANS rwi}: i: iv 11: i V.I'MH ens m n.i.rv.miiMr.tM IW.-iKMiW" rrza S. DItIYAOHFEA 030 Alm AccaptiflfFCL Container* for Cfcarloston, Miami, Tampa and US176 words
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Advertisement489 1987-08-24 28 ra j i MM: lIM H SMIIM'IN(. I'l l I II) 1 Shenfon Wi, |J O.T Mif n H u S TI »S 1 M! f L'Nf rei EUROPE SERVICE > i nnrr'ar JM IV) .S FAR EAST SERVICE 3 I ■S IS im 13* MIDDLE EAST GULF SERVICE 3489 words
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Advertisement404 1987-08-24 28 Z I M FULL CONTAINER SERVICE accepting FCL/LCL cirmt to USA East A West Coast, Caribbean, East Canada, HAITI, Port Au Spain, Barbados N. ST. LUCIA. ZIM SPORC Ml BRISBANE ACCEPTING CARGO TO ADCIAIOC VIA MELBOURNE AND ALSO FCI TO CO AM N I FCL T* EnripMn mS Mrtarrman Portj404 words
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Advertisement564 1987-08-24 28 (j COMPANIA PERUANA A NjSA 01 VAPORES 9 "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" 5 A' load"* tw-C«Uao, *»taram, to tnd aM other Ptruvian ports with transMpment at Q Kobe Of Yokohama on CPY Through Bril ol Lading to final destination JK Panang* P. Kelan( MURRAYEVERETT JOHNEVERETT THOMASE VERETT Singapore run Aug 3/4564 words
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Advertisement288 1987-08-24 29 Hamburg West Germany Tiger Line vor sin calcutta madras chittaconc PRELUDE 23 SID 27-21 AUG 30-31 AUG LOTTE SCMEEL 24 31 AUG M SEPT 12-13 SEPT PRELUDE H SEPT 12-14 SEPT LOTTE SCMEEL 25 19 SEPT 25-21 SEPT 31 OCT PRELUDE 2 20 SEPT 2S-2I SEPT Ceawon Carrier Feeder Service288 words
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Advertisement212 1987-08-24 29 PERCH OCEAN LINES (Perfect China Ocnn Shipping Lines) Destinations: CHINA SERVICES Etd. S PORE Etd. PKLG SHANTOU, GUANGZHOU HUANGPU, XIAMEN HAIKOU, ZHANJIANG XINGANG, QINGDAO SHANGHAI t OTHER PORTS WEEKLY SAILINGS 1.. CONSOLIDATION SERVICE FROM: SINGAPORE/P.KELANG PORT LOUIS AUSTRALIA COLOMBO HONGKONG BANGKOK KEE/KAO USA (MEMBER OF THE PRESS GROUP) WEEKLY CONSOL212 words
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Advertisement171 1987-08-24 29 PERINTIS LINE WEEKLY FULL CONTAINER SERVICE SINGAPORE/JAKARTA General Agents Nrintt* Lint Pt» LI 19 Keppel Road Jit Poh BWg Singapore 0206 Tef *****33 Tlx. ***** a/b pt asia (5) HANLIM SHIPPING CO.. LTD. REGULAR UNER SERVICE TO BOMBAY AND PERSIAN GULF VSL NAME Korean Sapphire S pore LDG FOR 15-20/9171 words
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Advertisement532 1987-08-24 29 JEST TO NORTH CONTINENT COMPAGNIE MARITIME D AFFRETEMENT REGULAR CONTAINER SERVICE FAR EAST TO EUROPE/MEDITERRANEAN WEST AFRICA VOY VIA fttDtß FELIXSTOWE ROTTERDAM W» inaacsisM OUTBOUND TO MEDITERRANEAN SPORE I MARSEILLES I BARCELONA I ALEXANDRIA! BEIRUT I LATTARIA R#*jy »t aiartatMa* OUTBOUND TO W AFRICA INBOUND FROM EUROPE/FOR FAR EAST PORTS532 words
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Advertisement351 1987-08-24 29 linn MARITIME TRANSPORT MANAGEMENT PTE LTD MEGAN BROOKE NO 1 LIAN SENG HIN NO 3 ELEFTHERIA II MERCHANT PRELUDE MARY CLARE LOG Far Kucfctng, LUCKY SEAWAY SERV'Ct S PTE LTD RED SEA/MEDITERRANEAN SERVICES SGf> KUANJAN FOR •RUAHA BIT. 1«0 sfl 9fl Sfcamhai Haini TONG JIANG 15fl »St HuaJK Will call351 words
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Advertisement394 1987-08-24 30 FARGO SHIPPING COMPANY (PTE) LTD REGUIAR EXPRESS FULL CONTAINER AND LCI SERVICE INBOUND AGENT FOR ABC CONTAINERIZE From USA/Canada/Europ*/M«ditorran«an Vsl C. VEROLME TNT EXPRESS E. HUDIG mpnmrri S/9, 1/10. 25/10. 17/11 21/1, 12/9. 23/9, 10/10 •Accepting FCL and LCL Fremantle. Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland, Dunedin Antwerp, Rotterdam, Hamburg, Rostock 200 Cantonment394 words
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Advertisement997 1987-08-24 30 Egyptian International Shipping Company »».«i SERVING CMIECT TO/fPOM ROUT SUEZ, ALEXANDRIA, AND ROUT SAID BY EGYPTIAN FLAG VESSEIS IwttTBOUNO TO EGYPT ~"fYlUiNDf' Vl4l *ta WOM m amp n WIS I BOUW TO tBTrT "PYRAMIOS *141 ETA SPOM 20 SEP (7 M.V. -m£" V 142 ETA MOM 1t SEP 17 ACCEPTING997 words
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Advertisement476 1987-08-24 30 AMERICAN TRANSPORT LINES, INC. AmTVans. TEXAS RAINBOW CANADIAN RAINBOW NEW YORK RAINBOW A VESSEL TEXAS RAINBOW SPORE 13/9-14/9 6/10-7/10 31/10-1/11 19/11-20/11 8/12-9/12 TAMPICO 23/10 16/11 10/12 29/12 18/1 ACCEPTING CARGO TO ATLANTA. SAVANNAH, BALTIMORE, WAN. TAMPA. OTHER U.S. EAST COAST FONTS ON REQUEST. ALSO ACCEPTINC CARGO TO CENTRAL/SOUTH AMERICA CRISTOtAL.476 words
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Miscellaneous178 1987-08-24 30 i Regional Weather pfi tt < ft k s V E^n C "W s r M <> SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. b^' Wmd direction with speed m knots Wove height LEGEND R Thunderstorm Temperature A, V Shower Weather Wmd direction with speed m knots178 words
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