The Business Times, 8 December 1987
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Title Section11 1987-12-08 1 BUSINESS TIMM MCI (P) 112/12/86 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1987 75 CENTS11 words
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Article149 1987-12-08 1 OvtrMM marietta Monday HK Hang Seng Index 1894.94 (-99.28 Tokyo NMckoi Avorogo *****.52. (-86.89 Sydney All-Ordinaries 1231.7 (-15.2 r j-i rnoay Now York (Dow Jones) \766J4 (-9.78 London (FT 30 Index) 1262.7 (-0.9 Exchange rata* US$1 132.70/80 yon 1.6705/15 DM SS2.0355/65 M$< $$0.8135/42 Shnax Euro-$ (Mor) 92.26149 words
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Article468 1987-12-08 1 BOEY KIT YIN - MERGER OF COLLIERS GOH AND TAN AND WAN FOOK KONG PROPERTY CONSULTANTS By BOEY KIT YIN COLLIERS Goh and Tan and Wan Fook Kong Property Consultants are to merge soon, creating probably Singapore's largest property management firm. The name Colliers Goh and Tan will be retained468 words
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Article, Illustration443 1987-12-08 1 CORRINA UM - By CORRINA UM MAJOR ASIAN stock markets closed lower yesterday as investors sold shares, fearing that a weak US dollar would drag down the value of investments. In Tokyo, the biggest of the Asian markets, prices declined in the absence of443 words
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320 1987-12-08 1 THE US DOLLAR was steady against major currencies in lacklustre trading on Asia's foreign exchanges yesterday as dealers took to the sidelines to wait out the release on Thursday of the US October trade deficit figures, dealers said. Fears of possible central bank intervention320 words
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Article, Illustration512 1987-12-08 1 STANDARD CHARTERED Bank is to axe 100 jobs, representing about 8 per cent of its staff strength in Singapore. The retrenchment follows a review by productivity consultant, Alexander Proudfoot Productivity Services Co Singapore Pte Ltd, about four months ago. The cutbacks are the latest in512 words
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Article66 1987-12-08 1 Reuter THE STOCK MARKET yesterday extended its advance at midmorning, bouncing off the lows of last week, encouraged by a stable dollar. But the action remained relatively cautious in the early going with economic concerns restraining the enthusiasm, traders said. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 23Reuter - 66 words
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Article64 1987-12-08 1 Reuter THE FIRST DAY of the new account ended on a firm note, with traders marking the bulk of prices higher against the background of the steady dollar, dealers said. At 1530 GMT the FTSE 100 share index had gained a net 18.9 points to 1,601.7, but yesterday'sReuter - 64 words
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Article, Illustration508 1987-12-08 1 AMY BALAN - By AMY BALAN THE COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS Department's continuing investigations into the Pan-Electric Industries fiasco has resulted in its first criminal charge against an external auditor for allegedly making a "misleading statement". James Tan Giap Hong, 38, former partner of public accounting508 words
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Advertisement411 1987-12-08 1 FuM S'poro report, Pag* 11 Regional rnartaH, Pago it HRT&TiMfI'S' THIS SATURDAY'S BT will be chock-full of good things for the executive's Christmas stockings. Plus a very special contest for readers to help you overcome the Bear-market Blues. Don't miss this Saturday's bumper weekend edition. A simmering cauldron IN NOVEMBER411 words
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HOME NEWS
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372 1987-12-08 2 TONG SUIT CHEE - Empress Place Bldg work starts on STPB's $18m project By TONG SUIT CHEE WORK HAS STARTED on turning the 127-year-old Empress Place Building into a historical exhibition centre which promises to be the largest of its kind in the world. The building, with a total floor area of 8,000 sq372 words
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Article, Illustration346 1987-12-08 2 LEE HAN SHIH - By LEE HAN SHIH Property Correspondent THE PUBLIC Works Department (PWD) dished out $623 million last year to add to. improve or maintain the infrastructure in Singapore. According to the 1966 annual report of the Ministry of National Development, released yesterday, $247.4 million of346 words
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550 1987-12-08 2 MONICA GWEE - By MONICA GWEE THE PROMISES public relations people make are seldom fulfilled. "Generally speaking, we let our clients down," Peter Gummer, chairman of the Londonbaaed Shandwick PR company, pointed out. Disappointed and "burnt" clients are the industry's worst advertisements. Currently, no policing550 words
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Article74 1987-12-08 2 PHILIPS SINGAPORE has been awarded a contract to design, supply and install a closed circuit television (CCTV) security system for the second passenger terminal at Changi Airport at a cost of $2.85 million. The Civil Aviation Au- thority of Singapore awarded the contract to Philips74 words
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246 1987-12-08 2 SINGAPORE received challenge trophy last Saturday for coming up with the smallest trading losse# compared with Malayaia* Hongkong and Macau. In an ironic turn of events, tha four teami fialded by the above courv tries gambled and lost in the seventh and final per246 words
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Article66 1987-12-08 2 SENTOSA Development Corporation has pointed out that some of the information it provided for an article headlined "Sentosa to have $60m hotel" in BT on Dec 1 was wrong. The correct information is that of the four iand parcels it offered for sale in March 1967, two66 words
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ASIA-PACIFIC
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265 1987-12-08 3 Reuter THE MEDIUM-TERM outlook for New Zealand's economy has been enhanced by the share market plunge and by an expected tax reform package, Business and Economic Research Ltd (BERL) has said. But the independent forecasting group said in a statement on its latestReuter - 265 words
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403 1987-12-08 3 Reuter FOR THE FIRST TIME since they began pouring across the border from India 40 years ago, the Mohajirs of Pakistan have emerged as a political force. Years of growing resentment among the refugees and their descendants at being treated as "third-class citizens" culminatedReuter - 403 words
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241 1987-12-08 3 AP A GROUP led by a Hongkong legislator left for London on Sunday to lobby British Members of Parliament for early direct elections for Hongkong's Legislative Council. The trip by the ninemember delegation, headed by Councillor Martin Lee, was sponsored by theAP - 241 words
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510 1987-12-08 3 MBT MALAYSIA'S external trade account registered a sizeable surplus of M 52.812 billion in the second quarter of this year, Bank Negara said in its latest quarterly bulletin. Although this amount was smaller than the record surplus of M 52.299 billion in the firstMBT - 510 words
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183 1987-12-08 3 AP SOUTH KOREA'S revenue from foreign travellers between January and November rose 46.5 per cent to a record US$2.O6 billion from the same period last year, the Korea National Tourist Corp reported yesterday. It said that Koreans travelling abroad spent US$639 million during theAP - 183 words
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Article70 1987-12-08 3 INDONESIA'S time zones will be realigned on Jan 1. Bali will move forward one hour to GMT plus eight (same as Singapore time) and Central and Western Kalimantan back to GMT plus seven. Jakarta's time will remain at GMT plus seven (one hour behind Singapore). Indonesia70 words
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Advertisement383 1987-12-08 3 The ACER 710 PC is the worlds fastest 8088 based personal computer. iiricigiiirMii'inTii; The Acer 710 PC, 8088-based IBM* PC/XT* compatible, has been designed to offer you power, speed and built-in features, all at a price, not only you would afford, but more importantly, appreciate. Just review the standard features383 words
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Page 3 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous34 1987-12-08 3 11V//// Singapore 03-01 Cloudy 29/20 Cloudy 03/00 Cloudy Now DtM Now York Rio 'Janeiro Rom* Son Fris'co Son Juan Sonflogo Soo Paulo Sooul Stockholm Sydnoy Toipoi To! AWy Tokyo Toronto Vancouver Vienna War*aw ammyTon34 words
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Miscellaneous25 1987-12-08 3 Doonesbury f ■v. wn *4 r sA m it as ft v BY GARRY TRUDEAU LM pbwps.HE H£s!N CDMM6! COULPBa 7 m in H i25 words
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REST OF THE WORLD
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466 1987-12-08 4 AFP WHILE publicly applauding the Intermediate Nuclear Forces treaty to be signed this week by Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev and US President Ronald Reagan, many leaders in Western Europe are at the same time worried that their countries will beAFP - 466 words
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431 1987-12-08 4 Reuter ONE WASHINGTON HOTEL manager likes the extra business flowing from the US-Soviet summit so much that he is offering his guests "peace cookies", but for some city taxi drivers, the summit is not such good news. "Man, these foreigners just ain't tippingReuter - 431 words
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212 1987-12-08 4 AP FRAUD in the US federal government's major welfare programme for mothers and children could be costing US$l billion a year, according to a report by the Department of Health and Human Services' Inspector General. The report estimates thatAP - 212 words
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445 1987-12-08 4 AP EUROPEAN COMMUNITY transport ministers met in Brussels yesterday to consider measures designed to lower air fares and open European air routes to greater competition. EC officials said that while some details remain to be discussed, the key hurdle to adoption of theAP - 445 words
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Article899 1987-12-08 4 ARRIVALS Operator otrvict number Mnw From su SQ45 0750 MRU sw SQ411 0750 BOM MAS MH681 0«20 KUL su SQ43 0620 DMA •A SO 27 0850 CPH/PRA MAS MH811 0910 PEN MAS MH671 0920 KUL SU SQ103 0950 KUL MAS MH7120 1000 IKK CPA CX710 1015 CGK899 words
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Advertisement19 1987-12-08 4 M/W ALL \OUR JOURNEYS h h 0 v BE AS PLEASWAS HIS SEASON'S GREETINGS FROM ALL AT AIR CANADA19 words
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Advertisement363 1987-12-08 5 To illustrate how lar your investment will take you, may we draw your altent iou to the bottom line. m slis Rl There is a deadline which every Mercedes-Benz engineer imposes upon himself. That every new series must be at least 10 years ahead of its time at the drawing363 words
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BANKING AND FINANCE
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Article1562 1987-12-08 6 SINGAPORE: The US dollar closed mixed against major currencies after fluctuating on some buying and selling interest in thin and directionless trading yesterday. Most operators were reluctant to take large positions because of uncertainty over the dollar's nearterm trend and fears of possible Bank of Japan intervention. The1,562 words
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Article340 1987-12-08 6 Asian market ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rates closed steady at opening levels in quiet afternoon trading yesterday. Dealers said most operators were sidelined in the afternoon due to a lack of interest in the absence of freeh factors. Term rstes were steady to slightly higher at the outset. supported by news340 words
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Article86 1987-12-08 6 Treasury bills Period Issue Yesterday's dosing Day's cod* Maturity HO ora HKX LOW 3 moiilh* RQ*****A 25.2.88 2.93 2.88 2.99 2.46 6 monltw •S*****S 21.4.88 275 2J0 2.75 2.62 1 year •V*****T 24.11.88 2.26 2.21 2.31 2.26 Government notes end bonds Period Issue Maturity Coupon Yesterday's closing86 words
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Article, Illustration179 1987-12-08 6 Indicate» Km iwgi at Vw prima landing rslM of 12 major banks In S'pora Interbank market rates (offer/bid) on Dec 7 USS DM SWFC Y«n 7 4*n 7 7/» I/a 3/» S 1/1* 2 IS/I* 1 7/1 4 i/a s/i 1 ■ah 1/1* 7 IS/1* */l* 7/1*179 words
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Article57 1987-12-08 6 THE overnight rate on the Singapore interbank market rose 1/4 point to doee at 3% per cent yesterday. The one-, two- and three-month rates remained unchanged. S$ lnt«rbonk rotes at 7pm yesterday: OTO MO Ow3 1/4 3 1-MMk 3 1/4 3 l/t 2—on* 3 3/« 3 1/4 357 words
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Article616 1987-12-08 6 EURODOLLAR futures opened sharply lower in Simex yesterday following the better-then-expec-ted US non-farm payroll employment figures, and continued to slip further as it triggered stop-loss orders on its decline. March Eurodollar opened at the day's high of 92.28 and traded to the low of 92.22 in quiet trading. Prices616 words
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Advertisement189 1987-12-08 6 Struck by the US Mint to honour the 200 th Anniversary of the United States Constitution. Oi s fi 8 ai <.«>u < >♦ n I Niher oin The Gold Five Dollar Coin Struck in .900 fine gold. The obverse depicts an American eagle holding a quill pen. The reverse189 words
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MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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Article126 1987-12-08 7 Gold futures on Doc 4 100 My •aw US pm toy m n O— LM •am. Ok 4*7*0 409 JO ***** 40Z90 -3.90 Jam 404-30 -*oo Nk M 492.10 iMi 402.90 407JO -*00 49*70 ***** 49X40 -4.10 km 304.90 ffrf ***** 499JO -«J0 ***** ***** 30JJ0 -*J0126 words
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Advertisement212 1987-12-08 7 Results just ahead. The first stop on the road to results is a phone call to IBM. We'll ask you some questions about your business and about the kind of results you're looking for. Then well put you in touch with the IBM Authorised Dealer or System Remarketer we think212 words
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COMMODITIES
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397 1987-12-08 8 Reuter OUTSTANDING differences between Iran and Iraq on oil prices and production levels could torpedo Opec's attempt to stabilise world oil markets, and may lead to a new oil price slump, according to Gulf oil analysts on Sunday. Tomorrow's Organisation of Petroleum ExportingReuter - 397 words
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Article367 1987-12-08 8 HONGKONG: Gold closed slightly lower in (airly thin and lacklustre trading on light profittaking yesterday. The firmer US dollar encouraged some selling. But investors were generally cautious ahead of the Opec meeting in Vienna tomorrow, noting that the bullion price moved in a tight range of US$l throughout367 words
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267 1987-12-08 8 Bernama ES INDIA has assured Malaysia that it will continue to buy substantial volumes of palm oil. Briefing reporters yesterday on his recent visit to India. Malaysian Primary Industries Minister Datuk Or Lim Keng Yaik said India was receptive to having longBernama ES - 267 words
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Article272 1987-12-08 8 Crude petal oi Mutm improved sharply on active trading on the Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange yesterday. Firmer prices were attributed to concern over the monsoon heading towards oil palm areas. Spot month December roee MS2S to Ms9o2 a tonne and January added MS27 to Ms9os. February increased Ms2B272 words
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154 1987-12-08 8 Bernama ES PRICES of Malaysian tin can products will go up by 10 per cent from Jan 1. Chu Tham Sang, president of the Malaysian Tin Can Manufacturers Association. said last week the increase was due to the rise inBernama ES - 154 words
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Article124 1987-12-08 8 THE Kuala Lumpur Tin Market (KLTM) price eased three cents from last Friday to close at MHC.W a kg after a dull trading session yeeterday. The price weakened on a lack of Strang consumer demand due to end year fattftft and Msrllng's weekneaa against the Malayalan dollar which124 words
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Article128 1987-12-08 8 Chinese Produce Exchange cot on Dtc 7 (SS/100 kg) Coconut oil hi FOt 93.00 Otd drum FOt 103.00 N*w drum FOt 107.00 Copra MU«d (too**) S3 M l (n Pepper KM MW 1210.00 NrOVQi <MHf| FOt faq NtW 1195.00 Sarawak iptdol Mock FOt NIW Sarawak Asia 170.00 block128 words
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114 1987-12-08 8 Reuter THE contentious issue of coffee sales to non-mem-bers of the International Coffee Organisation (ICO) at discounted prices is likely to be examined today by the ICO executive board. The board is meeting to review the market situation and operation of export quotasReuter - 114 words
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Article53 1987-12-08 8 THERE WAS some firming of the markets in Asia. Traditionally, the period immediately preceding an Opec meeting is usually bullish. But the fundamentals continue to look weak. u» MM i Way Uta, ISWt 16.20 an* USS/MMM o-*t* 151 JO 2-00 Hwnr W UJ* w+km) •7.00 •c Japan53 words
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Article252 1987-12-08 8 SMGAPOftE The rubber market yesterday closed firmer with Janusry Ons RSS buyers quoted st 210.50 cents/kik>, up 2.25 cents from Isst Friday's close. The morning msrket recorded s gain of 1.75 cents on trade buying interest in thin trading. Trading in the afternoon was quiet but prices firmed slightly252 words
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Article219 1987-12-08 8 RAS prices m>< lontaAg, FC In bate B NOON CLOSE Int 1 RSS Prompt 218.00 219.00N 19 220.00 221.00N bit 1 RSS ion 88 216.50 217.00 218-50 219.00 Int 1 RSS Feb 88 216.25 216.75 218.25 218.75 tat 2 RSS Of 214.75 216.75N ***** 218.00 bit 3219 words
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Article80 1987-12-08 8 (cents/kg, 1 tor pottan) JANUARY 88 FEBRUARY 88 Bit (currant month) NOON (forwc N ird month) OON HAS SSI 20 2U.50 S>Hri 220.50 ***** S»l«n 220JO SSI 50 MRELB 217.00 2I9.00N Silhri 217 00 219.00N SMl Of 271.00 273.00N 272.00 274.00N SMI I 271.00 273.00N 272.00 274.OON80 words
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FOCUS
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Article, Illustration1084 1987-12-08 10 VICENTE B VALOEPENAS Jr - It has been some 10 years since Asean heads of government met for their last summit. In that time the world has gone through several convulsions, the effects of which are still being felt in Asean. Dr VICENTE B VALDEPENAS Jr looks at the changes1,084 words
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1729 1987-12-08 10 ASEAN ECONOMIC cooperation haa its origins in the Declaration of Aaean Concord of Feb 24 1976. Thia declaration set the terms of reference for Asean economic cooperation on baaic commodities (in particular food and energy), on regional induatrial efforts, on trade, and on a1,729 words
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Article290 1987-12-08 10 IT IS CLEAR that in the Asean region, new opportunities exist to stretch further the frontiers of economic cooperation. The great lesson to learn from economic history is that where there is greater economic growth, there is also more trade. In the logic of economic290 words
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Advertisement158 1987-12-08 10 THE ORIENTAL SINGAPORE For your out-of-town guests who have sampled the delights of a Mandarin Oriental Hotel, there's no need to explain the legend. For any guests who haven't, this is their chance to experience the essence of that legend, at an inviting price. The same impeccable service, meticulous attention158 words
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Advertisement358 1987-12-08 11 QUALITY WORKS The rewards of investing are many. So are the risks. The true test of a quality institution is how well it helps its clients balance the two. At Chase Manhattan, we think certain characteristics define that quality. HERE YESTERDAY HERE TODAY HERE TOMORROW The institution which handles your358 words
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PERSPECTIVE
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Article465 1987-12-08 12 THINGS APPEAR to be moving in the longdrawn Cambodian stalemate. For the first time since Vietnamese tanks rumbled into Cambodia in 1978, a meeting has been held between the United Nations-recognised government of Prince Norodom Sihanouk and the Vietnamese-installed Heng Samrin regime. The talks465 words
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Article, Illustration1334 1987-12-08 12 JAMES MILES - One year after the student uprising in China, the government is still afraid that the cauldron of student discontent will once again boil over. The authorities have yet to dissuade the students from staging protests and to address the grievances that sparked the almostUPI - 1,334 words
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Article, Illustration1893 1987-12-08 13 M G G PILLAI - The Chinese factor has been taken into consideration since the first elections were held in Malaysia in 1955. However, as the United Malays National Organisation grows from strength to strength, its Chinese partner, the Malaysian Chinese Association, has been stumbling badly. M G G PILLAI1,893 words
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Page 12 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous1142 1987-12-08 12 TOQcm)mm PM SBC Text Sompie Poge*. Opening and Programme Highlight* followed by Carol Burnett And Friend*. PhR Donahue Examine* The Human Animal Nature And Nurture. No Place Like Home. Cosmopolitan Theatre Porterhowie Hue. Worid Super Four Women Volleyball Tournament. This programme feature* the mate* team* of Japan and the United1,142 words
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Miscellaneous846 1987-12-08 13 T He FATMei? of THe CONST,TuTiOI uJftS »75|-/?3b f\rv»f\z-m& I DON'T KNOU) HO Vou DO IT. V€Ry VfnuCH I'm A nniMC OP USCLCSS iNFoßroßTiow ©Evening Standard Co Ltd. IK2-IM7 HV Puei^u^C "7540 mwmm vmßsnm i t CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 3 Fruit a penny each? (5) 8 He is after a846 words
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SPORTS & LEISURE
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Article, Illustration373 1987-12-08 14 AFP PAKISTAN cricket team officials are confident that Abdul Qadir will be fit to face England in the second test, which started at the Iqbal stadium yesterday. The 32-year-old leg spinner was Pakistan's match winner, taking 13 for 101, when England slumped toAFP - 373 words
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196 1987-12-08 14 Reuter DIPAK PATEL scored his maiden test 50 yesterday as New Zealand extracted some pride from the first cricket test against Australia by building a lead of 85 at lunch on the fourth day. New Zealand, resuming at 131 for five in itsReuter - 196 words
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Article124 1987-12-08 14 AP FRANCO BORELLI, a powerful Italian from Turin, beat searing morning heat and a field of over 400 to win the annual international "Run Barbados" marathon on Sunday. Borelli, competing in the event for the first time, ran the 26-mile (42-km) courae in 2:2*42. Calvin DallasAP - 124 words
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Article, Illustration362 1987-12-08 15 AP JANE CRAFTER chipped in two 40-foot-plus (12m-plus) birdies and dropped two 30-foot birdie putts on Sunday to lead her team to victory in the U*****,000 JC Penney mixed team golf classic at Bardmoor Country Club in Florida. Crafter, aAP - 362 words
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Article165 1987-12-08 15 Reuter ARGENTINE tennis star Gabriela Sabatini dropped only three games in scoring a comfortable victory over West Germany's Isabel Cueto in the final of the US$5O,OOO Argentine Open Women's Championship on Sunday. Sabatini, ranked sixth in the world and top seed at the tournament. beat number twoReuter - 165 words
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Article126 1987-12-08 15 Reuter A CZECHOSLOVAK tennis official has asked Ivan Lendl to drop his bid for US citizenship, fearing that the top-ranked player's defection would harm tennis in the Eastern bloc country. "Should he defect, it would cast a black shadow over tennis in Czechoslovakia,'' said CzechoslovakReuter - 126 words
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Article, Illustration486 1987-12-08 15 AFP WELSHMAN lan Woosnam is a million dollars richer after winning golfs biggest purse in the Million Dollar Challenge in Sun City, South «Africa, with a final round of 68 for a 14-under-par total of 274. Woosnam never faltered in the last two roundsAFP - 486 words
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Article, Illustration509 1987-12-08 15 AFP MATS WILANOER proved on Sunday that lightning never strikes twice and upset the pundits by defeating fellow Swede Stefan Edberg to reach the final of the Grand Prix Masters. in New York, for the first time. Wilander, beaten in straight sets by Edbe/g in theAFP - 509 words
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692 1987-12-08 15 NYT THE NEW ZEALAND challenge for the America's Cup in boats twice the size of the traditional 12-metre yachts has caused an uproar among many traditionalists, but it may have come just in time to rescue the world s leading sailing event fromNYT - 692 words
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Advertisement233 1987-12-08 14 The finest Beijing cuisine from Pine Court, with complimentary Hennessy Cognac MENU I includes steamed live sea-fish, stuffed black mushroom and Peking Duck. Price: $688* nett per table. Complimentary bottle of Hennessy XO. MENU II includes braised shark's fin with chicken sauce, braised abalone with green vegetables and sweet sour233 words
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Advertisement229 1987-12-08 15 w jr. f i So much to choose for only $18.50. A sumptuous spread with many different types of appetisers, hot and cold soups, a salad selection...superb pastries, truffles, fortes cheese board, fresh fruit freshly brewed coffee. All for $18 50. And for $26.50 you can add a roast or229 words
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Advertisement149 1987-12-08 15 PALM S GRILL An elegant and intimate ambience. With exceptional French and Continental cuisine. And the very finest wines from our exclusive cellars. BUSINESSMEN'S SET LUNCH $32+ -f. Closed on Sundays. Saturday dinner only. Westin Plaza, Ist Floor. For reservations, call 338 8585. ext. ***** or 330 8310. The Westin149 words
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Miscellaneous70 1987-12-08 15 Play golf the Sevvy way >. Long putting ty Ntar D«v*tnt at Nft» NEVER BOLT A LONG PUTT. tg™6T0 HOLE A SIX FOOTER C0AifN6 BACK 13 ALWAYS MORE DIFFICULT... C WAMOOLP/I m n kVHEN FACED WITH A REALLY" LONG PUTT fT IS BETTER TO ERR ON THE SIDE OF CAUTION70 words
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Article, Illustration4261 1987-12-08 16 THE SINGAPORE stock market plummeted to another new year-low yesterday. as the selling pressure continued unabated. Losers led gainers by 161 to 11. The Straits Times Industrial Index plunged 34.53 points to 700.45 while the Business Times Composite Index fell sharply by 26.194,261 words
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Article260 1987-12-08 16 Rites M T t M Man 50* MA HMI 200 UC AO Fallt MWal Boa Spot 330 C 1 UN 1300 S 1 A 795 FAN 625 Malio HMgt 413 ICS 633 srx 60s DBS 760 M ((>«whi 670 CMIH 50* 330 Nat Iran 390 Micoft 363260 words
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Article3556 1987-12-08 16 BID mad after prices officially listed and burtaees ia sad reported to the Stock Enbuft o( 3ac*pore yesterday wtth the nmh» ct Asras traded dtwu ta brackets hi lots of MHO units unlea otherwise specified. SECTION ONE hWIUB I RIAL COMMERCIAL Aono 096 SI 1113,556 words
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Article89 1987-12-08 16 AYER HITAM TM DREDGING MALAYSIA Berhad: 11th AGM at Cempaka Room, Equatorial Hotel, Jalan Sultan Ismail, ***** Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday, Dec 8, at 10.30am. AMALGAMATED INDUSTRIAL STEEL Berhad: 17th AGM at Jalan Utas. Batu Tiga Industrial Estate. ***** Shah Alam, Selangor on Thursday, Dec 10. at 10am.89 words
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Article280 1987-12-08 16 Monoaen' prices DBS Bank for Dec 8 Shmnfo* Gf Jopor Gf hi"d* Shinto* Thrift Fund# 067 133 074 0.71 1 38 074 Singapore Unit Trust UOB Management Tho Co«n»*'C« Ttt* Savings fund S'poro fro® fund S'poro Sac fund S'poro U**osl Kind S'poro £qw»V f«nd 082 088 IMund* 0725280 words
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503 1987-12-08 17 LISA LEE - By LISA LEE THE $27 million sale of Keppel House has fallen through, making it yet another case of a property sale turned sour after the recent stockmarket collapse. Further, the legal tussle between the owners of Keppel House and its503 words
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Article112 1987-12-08 17 Guthrie appoints new chief executive KUMPULAN GUTHRIE, one of Malaysia's largest plantation groups, has appointed Ani Arope as its new chief executive from Dec 1. Ani, a former director of the Rubber Research Institute of Malaysia and chairman of the state-owned National Savings Bank, takes over the post112 words
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697 1987-12-08 17 DUTCH BABY Milk Industries, which went through restructuring recently, has added pasteurised milk to the list of products under its "Dutch Lady" label. The move forms parts of Dutch Baby's continuing programme of diversification and fits in with its objective of having the largest697 words
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739 1987-12-08 17 u&m Reuter WHY IS Wall Street refusing to cheer up? Share market pessimism persists, but there are underlying signs that the US economy is healthy, according to Wall Street analysts. "The crisis is in the stock market, not the economy," GeorgeReuter - 739 words
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Article, Illustration614 1987-12-08 17 RAMESH CHANDIRAMANI - By RAMESH CHANDIRAMANI AFTER three consecutive years of losses, industrial trading and publishing group Jack Chia-MPH Ltd looks like it has finally turned the corner, vindicating management and fulfilling claims made earlier this year. And the outlook is for more of the614 words
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196 1987-12-08 17 CONSTRUCTION GROUP Lum Chang Holdings Ltd has completed the acquisitions of Leadale Property (Pte) Ltd and a property in Tanjong Rhu. According to Lum Chang, Leadale is now a wholly-owned subsidiary of Lum Chang Devel- opment Pte Ltd, which is in turn a wholly-owned196 words
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Advertisement170 1987-12-08 17 Cheese fondue with chopsticks? Unlikely in Zurich s Tho oldast Swiss bank Is quick to loarn new ways. TV Chao mien wtth fondue forks? Unhkely in Hong Kong To enter a new market successfully, a bank must immediately adapt all its financial skills, market sensitivities and management flair to meet170 words
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Article99 1987-12-08 18 Reuter FIRE PROTECTION and security group, Wormald International Ltd. said its board requested the suspension of trading in its shares because of weekend press speculation about possible write-downs of its assets and about the company's future management. The Australian Stock Exchange (Sydney) Ltd suspended WormaldReuter - 99 words
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407 1987-12-08 18 Reuter EXXON CORP unit Esso Australia Ltd has sharply lowered its estimate of Australian oil reserves yet to be discovered. Esso said its estimate of probable reserves has fallen about 25 per cent to between one billion and five billion barrels, with aReuter - 407 words
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243 1987-12-08 18 Reuter NEC CORP has revised its forecast for group net profit for the year ending March 1988. to U5527.50 billion, up from an earlier estimated US$25 billion, and up 83 per cent from the U5515.03 billion achieved a year earlier. A company spokesmanReuter - 243 words
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Article3221 1987-12-08 18 STOCK PRICES fell across the board to close lower in quiet trading on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday as bearish sentiment continued to prevail. Sharp declines in Asian markets and Wall Street last Friday sparked off selling pressure, taking prices to lower levels3,221 words
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Article59 1987-12-08 18 All Industrials Monday ***** Friday ***** Week ogo ***** NEW YORK Dow Jonos Fridoy 1766 74 Thursday 1776 52 Week ogo *****8 Standard Poors Friday ***** Thursday ***** Wee* ogo ***** LONDON FT 30 Indox Friday ***** Thursday ***** Week ogo 1306 2 FTSE 100 Indox Friday *****59 words
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Article1380 1987-12-08 18 Hongkong SHARE PRICES in Hongkong closed sharply lower yesterday as fears that a weaker US dollar would drag down the value of local currency investments added to bearish sentiment. The Hang Seng index tumbled 99.28 points to 1.894.94 its lowest finish since the global stock slide in1,380 words
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Article122 1987-12-08 18 Dec 07 WON <- CtwM Sugar Daa4im Ind Onwoo Corp Daawoo H«avy Datshin Securities Dong Ah Ptiar Dong Suti Slock Oongbu Steei ***** ***** 1000 ***** ***** ***** ***** ♦200 -300 •9000 100 •1200 ♦250 •2000 Gold Star Hand Bank Harwl Cement ***** ***** ***** 200 -400 Mankuk Glass122 words
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Article533 1987-12-08 18 Reuter SHARE PRICES closed lower yesterday, after an early surge, on concern over the dollar's future. Wall Street and a weak Nippon Telegraph and Telephone share price, brokers said. The Nikkei share market index closed 86.89 points down at 22,586.52. It rose to 22,781.51 just after the open. OnReuter - 533 words
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Article535 1987-12-08 18 AUSTRALIAN SHARES ended weaker yeeterday following a lower gold price and falls in overseas stock markets last Friday. Brokers said a drop in the gold price to US$4Bl.BO/482.30 from 487.40/90 in Sydney on Friday, and further falls on Wall Street and in London before the weekend, sparked solid selling535 words
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Article275 1987-12-08 18 DCC 07 WT» All Sinc*ra Indus 3.2SN unch Asia Camant 09 00 15 Cathay Con* 71 50 -2 Chang Hwa Bank 218 00 8 -2 5 Chia Ham Camant 43 SO •1.8 Chin Main Flour 18 70 03 China Cham 31 SO 0 2 China Dav 70 00 -1.5275 words
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Article106 1987-12-08 18 DEC 97 f»OI f. Ac Oft Mining Anglo Phil Ap*» Mining B 0044 -0 002 A tin Con B 26 unch Bagutc GoM Basic PatroMum 0.012 •0.001 Bonguot Con B FnimiHHgi tw unCh l*p«nto B 047 -0 02 Marcoppor 1 12 -0 08 Orwnttl B Phil OvtrMM Phil*i B106 words
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Advertisement589 1987-12-08 18 NOTICES IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 50 AND IN THE MATTER OF STAR TRACE lvk f J M *lis (S) PTE LTD (IN MEMBER'S VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of Star Track Investments (S) Pte Ltd convened and held at 50 Raffles589 words
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Advertisement16 1987-12-08 18 Unit trust tabto on Pag« 16 M onagers ust anage BT shows you how every Monday.16 words
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Article, Illustration653 1987-12-08 19 Reuter DUTCH ELECTRONICS GIANT NV Philips Gloeilampenfabrieken, undeterred by a general fading of euphoria about business prospects in China, plans a heavy spending programme there on a broad range of joint ventures. While lagging behind its main Japanese competitors in ChinaReuter - 653 words
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Article, Illustration317 1987-12-08 19 Reuter SCANDINAVIAN AIRLINES (SAS) is to seek a UK partner to join its bid for British Caledonian Group PLC. Industry sources in London said yesterday that the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) had told SAS and BCal on Friday that none ofReuter - 317 words
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869 1987-12-08 19 NYT FOR ALL THE MONEY that the Japanese have been spending to buy stakes in Wall Street firms, the relationship between the two has proved to be at arm's length. The Japanese have not been installing their people at Wall Street firms, norNYT - 869 words
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Article, Illustration695 1987-12-08 19 Specialist system comes under fire NYT THE CHICAGO Board of Trade, in a report to the Presidential Commission investigating the stock market collapse, has defended its performance and criticised the New York Stock Exchange s specialist system. The Board of TradeNYT - 695 words
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364 1987-12-08 19 NYT DAVID RUDER, the chairman of the US Securities and Exchange Commission, is the only head ot a major financial regulatory agency to withhold support from efforts in Congress to repeal the Glass-Steagall Act. The Act, passed in 1933, establishes barriers betweenNYT - 364 words
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Advertisement314 1987-12-08 19 Business Quiz E£o i' L r ■i on achievement $5,000/- to be won! Business Times and DHL are running the Business Quiz contest in conjunction with the BT-DHL Businessman of the Year Award. Write your answers in the official entry form. (Hint: Answers can be found In articles which appeared314 words
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228 1987-12-08 20 OVERSEAS UNION BANK yesterday became the last of the Big Four local banks to announce lower deposit rates for its savers. From Dec 9, the bank's customers will earn one-quarter to one-half percentage point less on their deposits. But OUB's minimum228 words
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Article92 1987-12-08 20 Reuter ABOUT 500 STUDENTS clashed with police near Beijing city government offices yesterday during a protest march. Witnesses said police manhandled the students from the University of Foreign Economic Relations and Trade, who wore white mourning badges and carried wreaths to mark the stabbing to deathReuter - 92 words
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430 1987-12-08 20 ANNA TEO - Twenty per cent exporting for first time By ANNA TEO ABOUT 20 per cent of the textile manufacturers awarded quotas under the new tender system are small local firms going into exports for the first time. Companies are being informed by post of the results430 words
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282 1987-12-08 20 Reuter MALAYSIA will make further reductions to its corporate tax rate, currently one of the highest in South-east Asia. Finance Minister Oaim Zainuddin told a seminar in Kuala Lumpur yesterday: "In my view, the best system of corporate tax is to haveReuter - 282 words
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Article, Illustration557 1987-12-08 20 BRIAN GOMEZ - By BRIAN GOMEZ FORMER PHILIPPINE Finance Secretary Jaime Ongpin, the architect of a major debt restructuring plan negotiated earlier this year, was found dead yesterday at his desk with a pistol in his hand in Manila's Makati business district. A Makati police557 words
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130 1987-12-08 20 Bernama MALAYSIA and Indonesia will stage a joint military exercise next year involving all three branches of their armed forces. Malaysian Defence Minister Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen said yesterday that the exercise, also involving the police, would likely be held in waters near SabahBernama - 130 words
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Article34 1987-12-08 20 Reuter BANGLADESH was paralysed by an anti-government strike yesterday after President Hossain Mohammad Ershad dissolved Parliament to foster peace talks with the opposition, who have pledged to force his resignation.Reuter - 34 words
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Article42 1987-12-08 20 UPI A HELICOPTER search party led by a senior South Korean official headed into Burma yesterday with Burmese permission to hunt for a Korean airliner that disappeared eight days ago, South Korean and Thai officials said. UP!UPI - 42 words
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Article59 1987-12-08 20 AP HUNDREDS of protesters attacked South Korean opposition presidential candidate Kim Young-Sam with rocks and sticks yesterday, breaking up a campaign rally and chasing his motorcade. Mr Kim was unhurt but about 40 other people were injured in the disturbances in the southern coastal city of Yoeu, aAP - 59 words
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Article54 1987-12-08 20 AFP SRI LANKAN Tamil rebels have been defeated in their former stronghold of the northern Jaffna peninsula, but they are still receiving weapons from abroad, official sources said in Colombo yesterday. The rebels have fled the peninsula and regrouped in the northern and eastern provinces, south ofAFP - 54 words
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Article54 1987-12-08 20 Reuter CANADA and the US concluded early yesterday a free trade pact which will phase out remaining tariffs between the two countries over 10 years starting on Jan 1. 1969. Negotiations on the wording of the document were wrapped up after a marathonReuter - 54 words
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Article, Illustration469 1987-12-08 20 PATRICIA M SCHERSCHEL - By PATRICIA M SCHERSCHEL Financial Editor TWO GIANT European firms are joining forces to enter the reinsurance busineses in Asean. The Hafnia Group, Denmark's second largest insurance company, and Petrofina. Belgium's largest corporation and the world's 15th largest oil company, yesterday announced the469 words
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Article109 1987-12-08 20 Reuter GOLD FUTURES yesterday eased in thin morning dealings with the market suffering mostly from a lack of participation by the bulk traders. February gold was off US$2.OO at $485.80 an ounce. Analysts said the lower trend was fostered by selling carried over from Friday sReuter - 109 words
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Advertisement242 1987-12-08 20 China's students make their presence felt, Page 12 We think Trousers are more than just a cover up for legs... Ample Hip room Firm but pliablr waistband for optimum comfort Fly fronts perfectly flat Turnups or plain bottoms it's a personal choice 'In a world that operates on first impressions,242 words
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Article, Illustration377 1987-12-08 21 G DURAIRAJ - Average turn-round time for container ships improves to 9.6 hours By G DURAIRAJ CONTAINER handling rate at Penang Port improved in the third quarter this year compared with the previous quarter. The port managed to handle 25 units of 20-ft boxes and 22 units of377 words
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Article, Illustration177 1987-12-08 21 FOUR COMPANIES led by TNM are fighting to quell the fire which roared through the entire length of the Norman Atlantic after it was hit by three Iranian gunboats on Sunday afternoon. The Singapore-regis-tered tanker was set aflame after rocket-pro-pelled grenades ripped177 words
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102 1987-12-08 21 Klngsley Wood - From Klngsley Wood THE AUSTRALIAN Maritime College in Tasmania is taking part in an international study of comparative cargo handling performance and practices. The initial programme will assess the container handling performance of six specific cellular vessels in eight designated container terminals in Australia, New102 words
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83 1987-12-08 21 AFP MORE THAN 250 container trucks crept through Hongkong's traffic-snarled streets as drivers staged a slow-drive which caused serious jams. The turnout was to protest against a lack of parking space, said a spokesman for the organiser, the Hongkong Container Truck Owners Association. The four-hourAFP - 83 words
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Article123 1987-12-08 21 A JAPANESE patrol boat has recovered one body in a search for 10 South Korean seamen missing after their small freighter sank in rough waters west of Japan's southernmost main island of Kyushu. The Japanese Maritime Safety Agency said two patrol ships and a helicopter123 words
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809 1987-12-08 22 Reuter IN JHE DANGEROUS 885 km waterway of the Gulf, wily tanker captains use an imaginative inventory of tricks to dodge attaeks by Iran, from masquerading as "unsuitable targets" to faking protective convoy formation 1 Byt the deception can boomerang. according to regional shippingReuter - 809 words
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Article, Illustration63 1987-12-08 22 TWO CREWMEN were killed after an Iranian gunboat ambushed the Danish tanker Estelle Maersk at dawn on Sunday. The 50,600-ton tanker, commissioned only three months ago. was on its first trip to the Gulf and had picked up a cargo of gas oil63 words
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Article761 1987-12-08 22 AB Shpg V 5 ABC Container VIII 1 Accord Shpg VI 3 Africo Ocean X 2 Alltrons VII 3 American Tpt X 4/5 Anship Inf'l V 3 Anro Service IV 2/3 ANl 1 1/2 APC line V 4 API III 2/3 Arrow lines IX 5 ASCI III761 words
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Article1209 1987-12-08 22 NORTH AMERICAN grain export voyages were firm on Friday on the London shipping freights market. In the US Gulf, Krohn paid US$ll.5O (fio) for the bulk carrier Europa to work 80,000 tons to Rotterdam after Dec 15-26 loading. In the US North Pacific, Peavey covered a 52,000-ton mid-December1,209 words
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570 1987-12-08 23 Lloyd s List RATE-CUTTING as a means of achieving higher slot utilisation levels was attacked recently by executives from leading European and US container ship operators. The key to market stability, according to Ms Maureen Allyn, directorLloyd s List - 570 words
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266 1987-12-08 23 KINGSLEY WOOD - From KINGSLEY WOOD A CHARTER rate dispute between Pacific Forum Line and Tonga and West Somoa could mean the withdrawal of two of the three small freighters in the line's South Pacific island trade. PFL, established in 1977 by266 words
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62 1987-12-08 23 BRITAIN will not follow Norway's example and establish a second register. Transport Secretary Paul Channon said. He described Norway's decision to open a second register as "a courageous move", for a country with a proud maritime seafaring tradition. But he said that a62 words
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149 1987-12-08 23 Reuter CYPRUS has established a new Bureau of Shipping to expand registrations which have jumped to 1,200 ocean-going vessels and over 17 million tonnes from 800 ships and only 3 million tonnes four years ago. Bureau operations manager Antonis Protonotarios said it wouldReuter - 149 words
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272 1987-12-08 23 Reuter SPANISH OFFICIALS said they were puzzled by an explosion that set fire to a freighter and sent 23 of its crew to an icy death in the Atlantic. "There is still lots of smoke and little explosions in two of theReuter - 272 words
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Article240 1987-12-08 23 AFP CONSUMERS appeared reluctant to take advantage of the dollar's chronic weakness against European currencies which rendered current prices on the world oil market "relatively attractive" during the past week, according to London tanker brokers, EA Gibson. Large consumer-held stocks and scepticism about a possible successful outcome ofAFP - 240 words
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8741 1987-12-08 28 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 of Singapore.8,741 words
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Article1369 1987-12-08 29 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES > B*rD It Arrival D«p«rti KEPPEL WHARVES Boron Stor U4 olongsido 09 12/0700 honcti 1 K27 olongsido OB 12 IS00 Gl Sololar US olongsido 0812/2300 •Co Hong ■C3* oiongvd* 0* 12/1000 K2I olongvdo 08I2/IS00 Koto Angkoso Ul olongsido 09 12,0600 lavxi Mondozo ttO olongsido1,369 words
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Advertisement73 1987-12-08 21 Dodging Iranian attacks with imaglnatlvs tricks, Paga II mm IN THE DANGEROUS 885 km waterway of the Gulf, wily tanker captains use an imaginative inventory of trkks to dodge attacks by Iran. Pag« II RATE-CUTTING as a means of achieving higher slot utilisation levels was attacked recently by executives from73 words
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Advertisement549 1987-12-08 21 FESCO LINES Jp FAR-EASTERN SHIPPING COMPANY Regular Swvlcm To gg" EAST ASIA, JAPAN, Agent: Singapore Soviet Shipping Co Pte Ltd TEL: 535 2333 MAERSK LINE SINGAPORE/ U.S.A. END YEAR SPECIAL "LEXA MAERSK" VOT 8802 Departure 31.12.87 To Europe—UK Scandinavia Finland This nn Anders M 8716 CY— *12 2300 MRS CFS549 words
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Advertisement450 1987-12-08 22 COMPAGNIE MARITIME D AFFRETEMENT REGULAR CONTAINER SERVICE FAR EAST TO EUROPE/MEDITERRANEAN WEST AFRICA EXPRESS SERVICE TO WEST MEDITERRANEAN SINGAPORE/ MARSEILLES 16 DAYS SINGAPORE/ BARCELONA (DIRECT) 17 DAYS OUTBOUND TO MEDITERRANEAN LATTAKIA ETA INBOUND FROM EUROPE/FOR FAR EAST PORTS Wj OCEANUS SHIPPING AGENCY PTE LTD *02-63 ANSON CENTRE SINGAPORE 0207 TEL450 words
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Advertisement17 1987-12-08 22 Lines and services represented by Members of the Registry of Accredited Shipping Agents. Singapore National Shipping Association.17 words
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Advertisement268 1987-12-08 22 CHARGEURS REUNIS k*: G EARBULK LTD CONTAINER SERVICE TO AUSTRALIA a SPORE PORTLAND MELBOURNE P.KEMBLA HAWK ARROW V.23 04/01 26/01 01/02 05/02 KANDY V.60 23 01 09 02 15/02 26/02 Also accepting breakbulk ego subj to inducement. NEWCASTLE OMS 01/03 BRISBANE 12/02 AGENTS SINGAPORE ANGLO FRENCH SHIPPING Tel 222*111 Tefti268 words
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Advertisement1064 1987-12-08 23 The Straits Steamship Group Mansfield Container Shipping Re Ltd P&OCL^^ P&O Containers Limited CONTAMERSHP SERVICE TO UK/CONTMENT: Jto Accepting Cargo For: ■Mi :ts A«H—r». niter*—, (too rmmftmtm to Bnun iwttii—>i i to all UK dvtimlMm. MM Mtf DmMim SERVICE FROM UK/CONTMENT: TOLAS* BAT to* to express HOWIOOK BAT FSAKHFURT EXPRESS1,064 words
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Advertisement626 1987-12-08 23 M EUROPE an an 17.12 ***** 31 12 14J1 EE 717 la. II 24.11 EE N1 21.12 ***** EE M 2 I nil ee an USA/PANAMA IM. i MKHCAI SEMTM EMMEM SEMTM NTM SEMTM KUUI SEMTM tectum um re/ma sn uu. ml ma. sm tul «tc .m ml PMTS M626 words
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Advertisement250 1987-12-08 24 IUNTAINERSHIP SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT CONV SEMI CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE CONV SEMI CONTAINER SERVICE TO MEL A. EUROPE CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE FROM UK'CONTINENT mrrrTTT SOUTHEAST ASIA PTE. LTD. INTERNATIONAL FREIGHT FORWAROE CONSOLIDATION SERVICE WEEKLY FROM PT. KELANG 1 /Accepting FCL and LCL Singapore: BIRKART S E A. Tel *****11 Pt Kelang:250 words
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Advertisement326 1987-12-08 24 TA FREIGHT LINKS EXPRESS PTE LTD NEW WEEKLY DIRECT SERVICE TO COLOMBO: SAILING 12/12 25/12 EURO-AFRICA LINE SIN FOR: PORTO. LISBON, ORAN, BILBAO 11/12 MADRID, MALAGA, MEULLA, 19/12 TANGER, TENERIFE, LABPALMAS, TUNIS, VALLETTA, IRUN, CEUTA, ALGIER ISTANBUL U.S.A. ALSO ACCEPTING TO: 19/12 14/1 21/1 CHICAGO, BOSTON, JAV, PHIL, SAV, 15/12326 words
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Advertisement966 1987-12-08 24 iufu.3, xuesaay, uecemDer o, i»o EVERGREEN Full Container St Round-The-World East Bound (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) FU HN W 1* ALSO ACCEPT INC CARGO TO: u *■ARK. SAVAIWAH. MKTON NOKFOLK. iACMO«VILL£ WIUMNCTOM BERMUOA ETC 2) ATLANTA. CHICAGO. DETROIT COLUMSUi OTHER HAJO* MCROSRIDGE KTTINATIONS 1) CRISTOBAL, (ALMA. PANAMA CITY COLON SAN Ml SANTO DOMINGO966 words
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Advertisement692 1987-12-08 25 v PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES \V\ PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street. 03-00 Singapore 0106. Tel: *****33 FAR EAST CONTAINER SERVICE VESSEL KOTA EAGLE MAJAPAHTT GOWA VOY SIN jkt 03SB 14/12 IS/12 ISM 22/12 25/12 17SB 31/12 2/1 KEE nu 30/12 S/1 1«/1 HITACHI NGO NAOOYA. POD FASIR QUOANG ACCEPTING MORORAN CARGO692 words
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Advertisement371 1987-12-08 25 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BURMA FIVE STAR PA-AN vuaw PAGAN VI2W PAGAN VI22W (Burmese National S'pore 1/10 Doc 1/10 Ok 2t/a dk Loading for Rangoon i I P.Kelang Penang Bangkok BANK LINE EXPRESS SEMI-CQNTAINER NORTHBOUND TO UKC PRO-ATLANTICA VIN (CALLING LEIXOES 8/1) TAUSALA SAMOA VIIN MORAYBANK V4N CLYDEBANK V22N SPORE RDAM371 words
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Advertisement812 1987-12-08 27 kr-&t 4 ~7 H rjara NEPTUNE AGENCIES PTE. LTO. Ft EU/AUST TPA/SEA VL/ Tal No Taratinal cn BOOKINGS *****53 *****42 H H H mac ZZ2I2S3 m» nu \¥t=r 1 K H S rum i« sm Ih MH«, NEPtINE SON BHD MD INWARD/OUTVARO WAtriTiTl I* If- KLampar NEPtINE SON. BHD. 2U4183812 words
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Advertisement455 1987-12-08 27 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels DONAM SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO P KELANG. PENANG. BUSAN. INCHON Vmm< t Nam* ETD BS BKK SPORE PKELANC BUSAN M. E'PriM/715M 21/11 01/12 14-U/12 IJ WU 2KB/12 No Donam/712N 01/12 11/12 22-24/12 2S-27/12 IMB/U No 1 Donam/709* 13/12 25/12 28-JO/12 31/12-1/1 11-14/01 No 7 Dorum/709N455 words
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Advertisement751 1987-12-08 27 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUILDING 55, Market Street Singapore 0104 Tel: *****33 (15 Lines) Terminal Office: *****41/2 Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** icmiw «LANG row* u handling system co son mo MESSRS MAI THONG SNIPPING 127 PwweStrwt, Mtopa No751 words
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Advertisement238 1987-12-08 28 SINGAPORE SHIPPING CORPORATION (PTE.) LTO. TEL 22b 6868 <30 Lines' FAX *****39 *****76 TILEX AS ***** A B SSCMA RS ***** A B SSCAO Vtß DEUTF RACHT/SEEREEDEREI ROSTOCK INTEGRATED FULL CONTAINER SERVICE LANETTE I*7 RUEBELANO 7*7 "Accept><<C cargo tar Hong Kant. Susan. Tokyo M 4 Koto. REGULAR CONVENTIONAL SERVICE I238 words
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Miscellaneous153 1987-12-08 28 SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. c^' Wind direction with speed m knots Wave height LEGEND R Thunderstorm Temperature c X\ V Shower Weather Wind direction with speed m knots Ram cioudy sky Wave he, 9 hf W,n^l ore by arrows which fty with the wind153 words
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Advertisement337 1987-12-08 30 Hai Sun Hup Co (Pte) Ltd TFL (20 Lines) TLX OS ***** RS ***** CAR CARRIER SERVICE TO MUARA/KUCHING KK Loading at appropriated Berth P4-P5 NOTE: ALSO CALLING OTHER JAPANESE PORTS, HONGKONG, TAIWAN i CHINESE PORTS, SUBJECT INDUCEMENT IMLintermaritime SOUTHERN AFRICA SERVICE VIA MAURITIUS REUNION DIRECT MONTHLY SAILINGS KK STORE337 words
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