The Business Times, 22 August 1988

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES MCI (P) 95/12/87 MONDAY, AUGUST 22, 1988 75 CENTS
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  • Article
    Singapore remains a safe bet, say risk analysis firms
    584 1  -  Beri hints at greater risks in the near future By ANNA TEO TWO RISK ANALYSIS firms have continued to place Singapore among the world's safest investment bets in their latest ratings. Washington-based Business Environment Risk Information (Beri) keeps Singapore in fourth
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    Lock icon KL banks urged to lower rates
    77 1 Bernama THE MALAYSIAN Prime Minister yesterday asked commercial banks to lower further their loan interest rates to a more reasonable level to enable entrepreneurs with potential to contribute to the development ot the national economy. At the opening of the Bank Negara Malaysia Melaka
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    Lock icon Turkish premier in bid to rein in growth
    408 1 Reuter SAVING money is the latest fashion in Turkey its airline serves water on domestic flights and Olmypic hopefuls share a trainer. Prime Minister Turgut Ozal's government is trying to rein in a third year of galloping economic growth which officials forecast
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    Don't go for style alone, PM Lee tells voters
    625 1  -  More stories, BACK PAGE By FOO CHOY PENG DON'T BECOME SOFT. Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew yesterday told voters and his political successors. By all means go for style but make sure that there is also substance, he told party cadres
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    Lock icon Johor-S'pore twinning aimed at cooperation: Mentri Besar
    383 1 Bernama THE CONCEPT of "twinning" Johor and Singapore, which will be given priority in the Malaysian state s 20-year economic development perspective plan, is aimed at forging mutual cooperation. Mentri Besar Haji Muhyiddin Yassin said last Saturday that the "twinning" concept would be
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    Lock icon Aquino rejects call to resign
    131 1 Reuter PHILIPPINE President Corazon Aquino yesterday rejected her vice-president's call for her to resign, saying she had a contract with God to rebuild and bring peace to the country. Mrs Aquino spoke before 6,000 people, including officials and diplomats, who packed a Manila church at
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      455 1 Need a car or truck loan? \l l FOONG W\\ 737-7977 ijj Vtayfbong Mortgage And .Finance (S) Ltd A holly -owned subsidiary of Hongkongßank 6Claymore Hill #03-01 Claymore Plaza. Singapore 0922 HELPING corporations to boost their productivity is the main business of Impac. James B Irwin Sr, the head of
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      326 1 AMERICAN Vice-President George Bush grimaces after a near miss in this case, not of the target but a group of reporters who were watching him play a game of horse shoe. Mr Bush was in Ohio state last Saturday campaigning for the US presidential election in November. Boosted by last
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      73 1 >+<]{;'[$!>`'$_@@<'}{$[*!!=.@): NOW NAGOYA! s®r-t > sr.i:s P|| p 3&£ SSb^H|b Elegant enduring symbol of the Nagoya Castle's 4 former glory the legendary fish of pure gold <, r"s. TOKYO NAGOVA OSAKA JAL adds another new destination Nagoya. >: y' Now, two flights a week every Monday and Thursday, departing at
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  • MANAGEMENT
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      Let the corporate doctor take your pulse
      1424 2  -  Helping corporations to boost their productivity is the main business of a firm of American consultants. BRIAN GOMEZ interviews the head of Impac's worldwide operations to find out the firm's formula for productivity gains. How to improve productivity without pain BRIAN GOMEZ MALAYSIAN
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      Look to joint ventures for expansion, SMEs told
      572 3  -  By LILY FERNANDEZ ONE MAJOR AVENUE for small and medium enterprises which wish to keep pace with the changing and competitive environment is to look for corporate partnerships in the form of joint ventures and technology licensing. On their own, SMEs may
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      How to keep micros from becoming white elephants
      1157 3  -  The use of microcomputers in business is increasing at an astounding rate. The low cost of the equipment, the wide variety of software available and their ease of use have literally placed the microcomputer at the fingertips of managers, clerks, secretaries and
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      More women in US boardrooms
      396 3 WOMEN and minorities are strongly represented on the boards of billion-dollar American corporations, according to the latest Korn/Ferry study on board of directors. Women now sit on 56 per cent of billion-dollar boards, up 5 per cent from last year, and 67 per cent of
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      925 2 The Acer 1030 marks the debut of one of the world's first PS/2 compatibles in Singapore. Enough has been written about the exciting standard of the PS/2 and you'll find nothing new here. Because, if you are in the computer-know-of-things, anything more we have to say on the subject will
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  • ASIA-PACIFIC
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      Lock icon Pakistan parties get go-ahead for polls
      498 4 Acting president denies 'non-party' claims Agencies THE ACTING President of Pakistan, Ghulam Ishaq Khan, has indicated that political parties would be allowed to participate in national elections set for November, denying that the late President Mohammad Zia ul-Haq had intended to hold them on
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      Lock icon Jakarta to get tough on rattan smugglers
      131 4 AP INDONESIAN Attorney General Sukarton Marmosujono has pledged that he will get tough on rattan smugglers. "I may have to use the subversion law and threaten smugglers with the death penalty," he said on Saturday after a meeting with President Suharto. He said
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      Lock icon Taipei officials pleased with syndicate's horse-racing project
      244 4 AFP TAIPEI economic officials are pleased with moves by a private Taiwanese syndicate to invest in a Macau horse-racing project, according to an official of the Jenn Woei Investing Development Co on Saturday. The investment is in line with Taiwan's efforts to internationalise
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      Lock icon Heng Samrin regime reshuffles cabinet
      276 4 UPI PRESIDENT Heng Samrin of the pro-Hanoi regime in Cambodia on Saturday made major changes in his government, retiring or shifting 11 ministers and dissolving the Office of Cooperation with the Soviet bloc, official Phnom Penh radio reported. The reasons for the cabinet reshuffle which
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      Lock icon Beijing to open free port at Hainan
      137 4 AFP CHINA has decided to open a free port on the southern island of Hainan to guarantee the unhampered circulation of trade, capital and people. The New China News Agency said last week the free port would be in the developing zone of
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      Lock icon Downed airliner: Iran rejects US claims
      436 4 AP IRAN HAS REJECTED American claims that Teheran shared responsibility for the destruction of an Iranian jetliner by the US Navy, saying the Navy's presence in the Gulf was to blame "Our civil airliner was using an internationally recognised air corridor, used five times
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      Lock icon S Korean to head Sino-Japanese company in China
      139 4 AFP CHINA has given approval for a South Korean to become president of a Sino-Japanese glove-making company in Suzhou, Jiangsu province. According to the Mainichi Shimbun on Saturday, he would be the first South Korean head of a company in a communist
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      Lock icon China, Japan seeking better economic ties
      353 4 AFP JAPANESE Prime Minister Noboru Takeshita flies to Beijing this week with a US$6-billion loan package and hopes of launching a new era of economic cooperation between the two Asian giants. The high point of the Aug 25-30 visit, as far as the Japanese
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      Lock icon Seoul buying gold to cut surplus
      88 4 AFP SOUTH KOREA will be increasing its gold imports to avoi<f trade disputes that are expected to arise with the country's burgeoning current account surplus Seoul's Economic Planning Board officials yesterday saidl that by buying gold, the country hoped to reduce this year's ex-*
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      817 4 ARRIVALS Operator Service Local From number time GIA GA940 1150 MES SIA SQ238 1155 MES THA TG403 1155 BKK SIA SQ191 1155 PEN THA TG407 1205 BKK/HDY GIA GA900 1210 PKU MAS MH641 1230 KCH RJA RJ182 1230 AMM SIA SQ1 1250 SFO/HNL/HKG SIA SO 203 1300
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      197 4 mma m Max/ Note Min Singapore 36/24 Clear 39/31 Cleor 31/25 Cloudy —/25 Cloudy 29/16 Cloudy 30/25 Sunny 31/17 Cleor 23/18 Rain 31/25 Cloudy 20/15 Showers 24/17 Fair 22/09 Cloudy 33/17 Clear i 22/14 Cloudy 35/24 Clear 19/09 Cloudy 17/04 Fair 25/17 Roin 23/21 Cloudy 21/15 Clear 31/24 Smoke 17/12
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  • REST OF THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Mulroney govt hit by kickback allegations
      385 5 AP CANADIAN Prime Minister Brian Mulroney's government has been rocked by allegations by two of its own legislators that patronage and kickbacks are routine under the present government. The allegations, made last Friday in Toronto by a disgruntled former Cabinet member and another Conservative
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      Lock icon Moscow to boost output of consumer goods
      123 5 AP THE SOVIET UNION has announced a crash programme to increase production of consumer goods, ranging from shirts to refrigerators, warning that continuing shortages undermine support for Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev's reforms. The Council of Ministers, or Cabinet, last Saturday ordered state-run industries
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      Lock icon French arms industry badly hit by Iran-Iraq truce
      265 5 UPI THE PROSPECT of peace between Iran and Iraq is a severe blow for the French weapons industry, which has reaped billions of dollars as Iraqi President Saddam Hussein s principal Western supplier of arms, industry sources say. During its long war
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      Lock icon Bush now nine points ahead of Dukakis, says poll
      228 5 Reuter GEORGE BUSH, boosted by last week's Republican convention which nominated him for the US presidency, now leads Democrat rival Michael Dukakis by nine percentage points, according to a poll released last Saturday. Vice-President Bush leads the Massachusetts governor by a
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      Lock icon Budget office makes rosier US deficit forecast
      517 5 NYT REFLECTING unexpectedly robust economic growth, the US Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has revised sharply downward its projection for the budget deficit in the 1989 fiscal year The revision reduces chances that budget cuts, mandated by balanced-budget legislation, will be automatically imposed just
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      178 5 JLW Investments mm J'-" r Eleven Beach Rd. SINGAPORE Ideal for owner occupier, corporate HQ or tourist-related shop. Approved for shops. Possibility of conversion to offices. Location. Adjacent to Raffles Hotel and within walking distance of Raffles City, Marina Square, The Gateway, a proposed international convention centre, and other new
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      208 5 The first medals of the 1988 Summer Olympic Games have already been awarded. ail V ifcV r'* y Federal Express. The Official Air Express Carrier of the 1988 Olympics Games. It was really no surprise when the worlds most important sporting event chose the world s biggest air express company
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Lock icon Sweden trying to keep yields down
      610 6 Reuter OTHER CENTRAL BANKS have taken steps to raise interest rates and so curb inflation but the Swedish central bank has moved in the opposite direction and is attempting to hold yields down. In the past two weeks, it has repeatedly intervened on the
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      Lock icon Forex markets
      841 6 AFP ASIAN CURRENCIES settled mixed against the US dollar last week with the Philippine peso falling to its lowest level in two and a half years and the Indonesian rupiah touching a record low at one stage. The Hongkong dollar, the Japanese yen and the New Zealand dollar
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      Asian dollar market
      240 6 ASIAN CURRENCY average deposit rates for 1 i i ended Aug 19 BK> PRICES High Low US 7 doy» 8 3/8 8 3/16 1 month 8 7/16 8 5/16 2 fflOMllt 8 5/8 8 9/16 3 month* 8 11/16 S 5 8 6 month* 8 15/16 8
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      Lock icon Gold & Financial futures
      157 6 Gold Financial futures Sin Huat Bullion (S) Pte Ltd LOCO-LONDON gold climbed to last week's high of U*****.80 on the report that the June US trade deficit had widened to U5512.54 billion but the downward revision of the May figure to U559.76 billion from U5510.93 billion prompted profit-taking. Gold traded
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      Comex gold/silver futures
      148 6 Gold futures on Aug 19, 100 troy ounces; USS per troy ounce Open High Low Aug 432.80 432.80 432.00 431.70 -0.60 S*P 433.10 -0.70 Oct 437.30 437 20 435.00 435AO -070 OK 442.80 443.00 440.80 441.40 -0.70 F«*> 448.50 449.00 447.90 447.60 -0.70 454.40 454.40 454.40 453.60
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      Prime lending rates
      467 6 PLR of bonks at the dot* of business on Friday, Aug 19 as supplied by the Association of Ranks in Singapore. BANK PLR Algemene bank 6 Allied Irish Bank PLC 6/4 American Express Bank 6% Am'Dam R'terdam Bank 6% Arab Banking Corp 6% Arab Bank Ltd 6%
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      Lock icon Government securities market
      148 6 Citibank N A DEALERS started last week by bringing down the prices of bonds across the board, continuing the weaker trend seen the previous week. But the selling tapered off by mid-week when the five-year July 1993 issue was traded close to 5.7 per cent yield. This
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      185 6 THAT DIETHELM CATERS TO AN EXCLUSIVE CROWD IS TRUE. UP TO A POINT We may be accused of stretching the point too far. of course But the fact is. Diethelm office furniture isn't just for everybody. Consider the POINT System, a glimpse of which you catch here. For all intents
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      All in the neighbourhood
      194 7 AS SHENTON WAY and Raffles Place fight it out to be the Wall Street of Singapore, the area bound by Robinson Rd and Cecil St is fast becoming the centre for finance companies With the shift of DBS Finance s headquarters from Shenton Way to Robinson
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      Lock icon US announces US$5.5b plan to rescue loan, savings institutions
      328 7 NYT THE FEDERAL HOME LOAN Bank Board last Friday announced its most expensive rescue package yet for insolvent savings and loan associations, a transaction that could cost the US government as much as US$5.5 billion over 10 years. The bank board
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      Lock icon Fed clears way for takeover of Irving Bank
      298 7 UPI THE FEDERAL RESERVE Board cleared the way last Friday for the takeover of Irving Bank in New York by the Banca Commerciale Italiana but imposed a number of conditions designed to prevent conflict of interest. Irving, America s 24th largest bank,
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      Lock icon The virtues of supervision as a restraining force
      284 7 Reuter BANKING SUPERVISION is needed to preserve the stability of the banking system, Alexandre Lamfalussy, according to the general manager of the Bank for International Settlements (BIS). "I do think that in order to preserve the stability of the banking system, which
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      Lock icon Tokyo eases controls on bonds
      193 7 FT THE JAPANESE Ministry of Finance is easing its controls on Euroyen and Samurai bonds in a bid to stimulate new issues Among the main measures recently implemented or on the way are: reduction of the effective minimum maturity from four years to three years;
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      SMALL CHANGE
      368 7 Street from Carlton to the Tung Ann Association Building, where it is now back-to-back with United Overseas Finance. Meanwhile, at the nearby junction of Cecil Street and Boon Tat Street, competition is a three-cornered fight. At one corner is Standard Chartered Finance, which occupies Tat Lee Finance's former
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      Jakarta bank taps Asian dollar market for US$60m
      330 7  -  By SOH TIANG KENG BANK NEGARA Indonesia 1946, the largest state commercial bank in Indonesia, is borrowing US$6O million from the Asian dollar market through the issue of a floating rate certificates of deposit (FRCD). The five-year FRCD, bearing an interest of
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  • COMMODITIES
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      Lock icon Jury finds Hunts guilty
      583 8 Brothers to pay USsl3om for rigging silver market UPI A FEDERAL JURY in New York last Saturday found Texas oilman Nelson Bunker Hunt and his two brothers guilty of illegally manipulating the world silver market and ruled they must pay more than US$l3O million to a
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      Lock icon Markets steadier than expected
      777 8 AFP WORLD COMMODITY markets were steadier than expected last week, failing to react strongly to any major economic factors. Analysts said that the closing of a number of markets in Europe coupled with annual vacations for many industries this month had contributed to slack trading in
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      Lock icon S-E Asian exporters expect Gulf truce to boost oil prices
      413 8 Reuter SOUTH-EAST ASIAN oil exporters expect the Gulf War ceasefire to help strengthen oil prices, and have agreed to hold regular meetings as part of Opec's contacts with non-Opec producers. Ministers from Brunei. Malaysia and Indonesia meeting in Bali said
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      Lock icon Inro stockpile falls to record low of 68,000 tonnes
      424 8 Reuter THE INTERNATIONAL Natural Rubber Organisation (Inro) stockpile had fallen to a record low of 68,000 tonnes at end-May. according to its buffer stock manager Aldo Hofmeister in an interview in Kuala Lumpur. Mr Hofmeister said last week he sold 292,000
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      Produce Prices
      167 8 Chinese Produce Exchange Sellers' noon dosing prices on Aug 20 (SS/100 kg) Coconut oil Butt FOB 120.00 Old drum FO« 130.00 New drum FOB 134.00 Copra Mined (loose) 69 Pepper sellers Murrtofc white FOB NIW 882 50 Sarawak white FOB foq NIW 812.50 Sarawak special block FOB NIW
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      Palm Oil
      179 8 PORLA prices for Aug 19 Crud« palm oil All trades in M$/tonno on delivered both unless otherwise stated: North SOU* CowOol E Comm Avorogo A-S 989.00 1004.00 993.00 999.00 S*P 990.00 1007.00 11X12.50 1005.00 Oct 1006.00 1006.00 Nov Palm fcimtl •x-mMl 1010.00 1010.00 Mon» North South Control E
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      Rubber & KL Tin
      312 8 Rubber KL Tin PRE-WEEKEND buying and higher overseas trends helped the Malaysian rubber market to close firmer in continued quiet trading last week with RSS One for September down 3.50 cents to 342.50 cents from 346.00 cents in the previous week. The Inro buffer stock manager stayed away from the
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      London Markets
      303 8 London Dec 234.0/235.6 Commodity High/Low Soles (7386) Exchange Row No 6 CIF 282 (275) Buyer/Seller closing prices on No 6 FOB 252 (245)) Aug 19 (£/tonne unless White specified) No 5 265 (257.5) Previous closing prices in parenthesis. Oils (USS/tonne) Palm oil M'sian crude Coffee CIF UK/Rotterdam Basis
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      Soybean
      181 8 SOYBEAN FUTURES on the Chicago Board of Trade closed mostly down last Friday, near the lows in light trade, ranging from down 12% US cents per bushel in September to up two cents in distant September. Prices came under selling pressure from the opening as cooler temperatures and scattered
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      Wheat
      198 8 SOFT RED WINTER wheat futures on the Chicago Board of Trade eased last Friday from morning highs to close down !4 to four US cents per bushel in light trade September settled on the bottom of a 6%-cent range at U553.91%. Weakness in other CBT markets prompted scattered speculative
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      158 8 Tlrom The ianp of A THOUJAWSMILES The <hef WITH A KNAtK fOR SHARKS F'N ANO SUCKUN6 This is yet another Tang Court f? reveal his masterpieces (not his Cantonese Gourmet Restaurant s 6th secrets, though) for a la carte lunch Anniversary celebration. r and dinner. Chef Jareen Sae-Kuat,who hails from
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      9 8 The weekly palm oil review was not available yesterday.
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  • FOCUS
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      Lock icon Zia's death may herald greater democracy
      562 9 AP THE DEATH of President Mohammed Zia ul-Haq offers a unique chance for Pakistan to create a broad-based democracy. Western diplomats and Pakistani political observers, said on Saturday it was too early to say precisely how the army general's death would affect the turbulent
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      Lock icon The questions Zia leaves behind
      969 9  -  The unexpected death of Pakistani President Zia ul-Haq has raised many questions, chief of which is whether he had been the target of a planned mission. KHALED AHMED examines the likely suspects. The other articles look at the man now at the helm and the
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      Lock icon Acting president is a great survivor
      466 9 Reuter ACTING PRESIDENT Ghulam Ishaq Khan has been Pakistan's most successful bureaucrat and a great survivor, never out of a government job in nearly half a century He was a close confidant of President Mohammad Zia ulHaq, whose death in a mysterious plane crash
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      98 9 m Once in a while, bask in the gentle charm of traditional Japanese courtesies. Dine on the finest cuisine amidst treasured keyaki woods. Once in a while price does not matter at Edogin Japanese Restaurant. 4 CpUiAt TtppAhfAkl Ah 4 P*9t»9tl9h Between August 23 and September 23, 1988, dine on
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  • PERSPECTIVE
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      SEAGATE: Confident of weathering the winds of change
      1932 10  -  The disk drive industry is facing major changes and an uncertain future. At the centre of it all is Seagate Technology, whose aggressive expansion last year raised concern among rivals as well as some government officials. BOEY KIT YIN reports. BOEY KIT
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      Lock icon Burmese see Maung Maung as mere surrogate for Ne Win
      893 10  -  By RICHARD GOURLAY FT AN ASIAN nationalist at the turn of the century wrote that "the glory of saving one's country cannot be given to one who has contributed to its ruin". It is in this spirit that students in
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      198 10 Y S S Special Steel Could the life of your dies beamatter of life or death? WL. £?rl y y> mi 3 u*. »a se w'rs mwk Thanks to a Hitachi Metals technique called Isotropy, dies made of our YSS special steels can last many times longer than with conventional
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  • THE ARTS
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      The least understood performer in an orchestra
      709 11  -  By SHAUN KOH HOW OFTEN one hears a youngster ask: "What is that man doing waving his arms about? While the clarinettist blows and the violinist bows it is not immediately obvious what instrument the conductor plays. Indeed, the conductor is the least
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      New textures, colours and visions from Thomas Yeo
      656 11  -  By VANESSA LEE Continuation', an exhibition of works by Thomas Yeo August 27 to 30 Gallery 10/12, Hyatt Regency Hotel "A DEVELOPING artist doesn't change much. Over the years he tries to perfect his art." says well-known Singapore artist Thomas Yeo. In
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    • MUSIC NOTES
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        High-tech eclectic recordings
        194 11 THE EIGHTIES is the age ot the eclectic. A Gregorian chant sharing centrestage with a jazz combo or the booming bass and clashing timpani ot a pops orchestra is no longer the novelty it once was a decade ago For progressive listeners, this is definitely a step
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        Fun-filled evening with Ron Goodwin
        105 11  -  By Shaun Koh THE SSO BRASS and wood- i winds have many shortcomings when it comes to classical mu- j sic But on Sat. Aug 13 at the Victoria Concert Hall, the last day of the 3-day Ron Goodwin concerts, they were in their element.
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      Six great conductors
      519 11 HERBERT VON KARAJAN (b 1908) HIS FAMILY migrated to Austria from Macedonia. At three, he studied the piano and at 14 he toured as a pianist. In his early years, his father hired the Salzburg Symphony Orchestra so that the young Karajan could conduct He was a
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  • Page 11 Miscellaneous
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  • LEISURE
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      Lock icon Baseball's on the screen and in the air
      553 12  -  FILMS By VERNON SCOTT UPI NEARLY every American male will confess to an athletic fantasy: plunging over the goal line or sinking the winning basket in the final seconds of a championship game. For most men, the fantasy remains just that Actors,
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      Lock icon A school for sleuths
      916 13  -  A worn fedora, a rumpled trenchcoat and a cigarette hanging lazily on the edge of a cynical mouth that's the classic image of Hollywood's worldly wise private eyes, hard-bitten heroes who learned their trade in the seedy bars and dark back alleys of the urban jungle.
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      329 12 Where to entertain. BARON'S TABLE PRESENTS B'BB PROSPERITY DINNER FROM AUG 8 '88 TO AUG 31 '88 TATAR VON LACHS UND LOTTE Tartar of fresh salmon and angler fish SCHNECKENSUPPE MIT KNOBLAUCHCROUTONS A delicate snail soup with garlic bread LAMMSTRUDEL MIT WIRSING -UND GRATINIERTEN KARTOFFEL Noisettes of lamb strudel with
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      185 12 Jolly drinking in the Streets by KiazMva'iWM Plaza Horn Brack Road Singaporr 0719 Trt *****11 Paramount salutes Singapore with SINGAPUE2A m Come tuck in to Cafe Vanda's National Day celebration a lavish spread of local delights from the island's famed gourmet centres. $1 2.so~(Adult| $8.00 (Child) r \r Smgtpo/9 1544
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      230 13 s-'*' HT 41 "Cucina Deliziosa!" Delightful Italian Flavours August 19 28 The best of Italian regional cuisine comes your way at our Italian Food Festival From the people whose love ot good food is matched only by their zest for the good life, it writ be a feast indeed Savour
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      96 13 WHAT HAVE GEESE GOT IN COMMON WITH BALLANTINE'S BUFFS? They both guard their Ballantine's whisky jealously and fiercely, that's what. A warehouse full of slowly maturing Ballantine's Scots whisky is pretty much like a Fort Knox full of gold. So who have Ballantine's in Scotland hired since 1959 as security
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      662 13 m&WMm saDaasmii) CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 See corrosion forming a brownish exterior (5) 6 Easily available (or cash (5) 9 Soldiers' hat? (7) 10 Look hard (5) 11 Takes care of watches (5) 12 Deal with as a special occasion (5) 13 Ed could join her and get organised (7)
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      1296 13 to £OD aaaw) MARKETING MIX Corporate Image 8.30pm, Channel 12 General Motors, the world's largest car maker, owns Vauxhall, Bedford, AC Delco and a number of other British companies. It commissioned a market research study to investigate its corporate image in Britain. This programme reveals the results of the survey
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  • SPORTS
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      Young local skiers shine in competition
      480 14  -  By CHARLES SAVAGE JEREMY LOH shot off the ski ramp like a bullet and floated for 100 feet to win the Open Jump event at the fourth and final Sprite Water Ski Series for 1988. His jump at Kallang was nine feet short of
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      663 14 American reaches another career milestone but misses final cut UPI LEADING MONEY WINNER Chip Beck, Ben Crenshaw and Tom Kite advanced to the final of the US$l.l million International golf tournament last Saturday on a bittersweet afternoon for Jack Nicklaus, who reached another milestone in his
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      Lock icon Woosnam holds slim lead in Irish Open
      257 14 AP lAN WOOSNAM took a two-shot lead after the third round of the £240,000 Carrolls Irish Open golf championship in Portmarnock last Saturday. While his closest challengers struggled for survival against 64-kph wind gusts, the Welshman shot a battling 70 to give him
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      Lock icon Wilander makes it to ATP final
      466 14 AP SECOND-SEEDED Mats Wilander survived a shaky second set to beat No. 12 Aaron Krickstein 6-2, 7-S .(7-5) last Saturday and advance to the final of the Association of Tennis Professionals championship in Ohio. Wilander's victory assured a Swpdish final. He'll play either defending
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      Lock icon Agassi to meet old rival in Mennen Cup final
      287 14 AP TOP-SEEDED Andre Agassi was poised to renew an old rivalry yesterday when facing Stanford University star Jeff Tarango in the final of the U*****,000 Mennen Cup tennis tournament. Agassi, who has beaten Tarango in every junior match-up except their first
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      Lock icon Tigers run out winners against White Sox
      335 14 UPI DARRELL EVANS and Lou Whitaker each hit a two-run homer and Dwayne Murphy added a solo shot to power the Detroit Tigers to a 5-4 victory over the Chicago White Sox in Detroit last Friday. Frank Tanana, 14-7, shut Chicago out on
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      Lock icon Longshot wins Arlington Million
      358 14 Reuter LONGSHOT French colt Mill Native. at 20-1, roared past Equalise in the stretch last Saturday to win the Arlington Million thoroughbred race, breaking the track record by a second for one and 1/4 miles on turf. Ridden by Cash Asmussen, the four-year-old colt by Exclusive
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      Lock icon Is the pricing right?
      617 15 mioa mm**. By HOCK LOCK SIEW SOME BUSINESS entities attempt to increase their shareholders' wealth by diversifying into related and not-so-related activities. Witness the rise in share prices of companies involved in mergers and takeovers Nestle-Rowntree, Goodman Fielder WattiesRank Hovis, and some of the lesser local
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      Lock icon UAB plans to move into stockbroking
      208 15 MBT UNITED ASIAN BANK (UAB) is contemplating a move into stockbroking as part of a strategy to diversify its earning base. The chairman of the bank's management committee, Mr Khoo Eng Choo, told reporters after its 15th annual general meeting last Thursday that he
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      Lock icon Ingot we trust?
      1038 15 Gold shares have underperformed stockmarkets worldwide. The metal has done little better. Why? HI! The Economist SUPPLY and demand are slippery notions in the gold market. Since 1982 the non-communist market has been heavily in surplus; the supply of freshly mined gold has exceeded "fabrication" demand for
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      Lock icon George Tan asks for QC in evidence gathering
      317 15 Bernama FORMER Carrian boss George Tan has made an application to the Malaysian High Court in Kuala Lumpur to allow him to be represented by a Queen's Counsel in the evidence collecting exercise and other court proceedings. The application to admit Graeme
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      What $100m contract means for JSL
      492 15  -  Potentially volatile factors involved By LONG SHIH ROME THE BIGGEST QUESTION surrounding Jurong Shipyard Ltd (JSL), which has just pulled off the biggest shipbuilding job of the decade, is how much profit it can milk out of it. The job, a $100 million contract
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      Loo believed to be selling supermarket
      409 15 LOO CHENG GHEE, the former owner of Kentucky Fried Chicken operations in Malaysia and Singapore, is said to be looking for a suitable buyer to take over his Thrifty Supermarket and department store in Petaling Jaya. An advertisement, which did not identify the supermarket,
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      92 15 p PARKWAY HOLDINGS LIMITED 5530,000,000 Unsecured Notes known as "Guaranteed Floating Rate Notes Due 1993" In accordance with the provisions of the Notes, notice is hereby given that for the period 22 August 1988 to 21 November 1988, the Notes will carry a rate of interest of 5 15 /i6%
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      249 15 MALAYAN UNITED INDUSTRIES BERHAD (Incorporated in Malaysia) The Directors of Malayan United Industries Berhad wish to make the following announcement I. AUDITED RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST DECEMBER, 1987 GROUP COMPANY 11,320 (7.301) 15,528 2. The high tax charge for the Group in 1987 was primarily due to
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      42 15 /r% //V/&&WA77&S, /f/r.<AA/£> WOW/WAX/ $6«zt&/es t/Ar£- C/0O Zou? /r7D At-teA#*/. /\os&or&i.c/ ACVVjT, /4e.£6A*f£o/ /A/&C& /~&V& t/OCVAI/g- AU+/AC/4 0&/ V 77V£"&e$r.S 1 i u by Martell ..A/VP /fc/OC/VACf tfase. &*#/>$ /e/&vr. 7W/S /Mrt? caut-P &&rCfOc> /A</& 3aac. <M, I SvJ J- £A/V£££/£V£- /r—'f//ezr7& <&K
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  • STOCK EXCHANGE OF SINGAPORE
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      913 16 Singapore Stock Indices Aug 15 Aug 16 Aug 17 Aug 18 Aug 19 BT Comp 1 992 40 990 70 ***** ***** 957 31 BT OB OS 10 -105 -214 -261 -470 ■507 BT CADI 11 6236 -6243 -6290 6422 6501 BT 10-day ov 11 6036 -6058 -6084 -6131 6181
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      APPROVED ISSUES
      40 16 Company OTHERS Hotel Prop Non renounceable offer by SIMBl of $17 5m HPl Bonds with warrants attached on the basis of (500 Bonds for 1,000 HPt shares heW at par Ex date: Aug 15 Books dose: Aug 25
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      PROPOSED ISSUES
      293 16 Company RIGHTS ISSUE AMDB One-for-four $050 per shore C 1 Holdings 27 million loon stocks in the rotio of $3 loon stock for every five ordinary shares held Duta Cons One-for-one $1.10 per shore F N Two-for-five $3.00 per share FACB One-for-one $060 per share General Corp Issue
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      155 16 THE SUNGEI BESI Mines Malaysia Barhad: 12th AGM at the PNB Theatrette, 2nd Floor, Menara PNB, 201 A, Jalan Tun Razak, ***** Kuala Lumpur, today. Aug 22. at 10am. EVERPEACE CORPORATION Berhad: 21st AGM at 20th Floor, Wisma Supreme, Jalan Punchak, ***** Kuala Lumpur on Friday. Aug 26
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      Unit trusts
      319 16 Managers' prices for Aug 22 UOB Management Untfund 0 94 094 Untbond 1 01 1 0354 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 1 00 1 07 MARA-Bumiputra T he Sovngs F u od 088 094 first B putro 6 51 656 S pore Prog Food 042 046 Second B'putra
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    SES SHARE INFORMATION
    5280 16 1 High Mt Low T«J Cod* Company Last Sale OCQfa Dtv Dtv C'vr O r*a Vld Nat pre Vol Waafc ('000) High Low Laat Buyer hKMa SECTION ONE MDUSTRIAL ft COMMERCIAL 141 85 218 167 135 460 178 350 129 167 177 297 59% 354 555 565
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  • MARKET REVIEWS
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      Lock icon Late spurt in banking sector
      328 17 P^^Australia AFP DEMAND for banking stocks gave a relatively quiet Australian share market an end-of-week boost "The market's cashed up and there's interest, as proved by the odd pocket of activity such as the banks, but it's not busy,'' said Statton Securities broking analyst Cameron
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      Shares slide to June level as investors turn cautious
      674 17  -  Lack of overseas leads and poor crop of corporate results blamed w 1 Singapore p L 4 By LONG SHIH ROME FOR THE SECOND consecutive week, share prices fell as widespread caution over the direction of overseas markets sent the Singapore
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      CORPORATE ROUNDUP
      901 17  -  Week ended August 19 compiled by JULIANA TAY SCRIP ISSUES Generol Corp: Proposed rights issue of $49 *****6 nominal amount of 8% Convertible Unsecured Loan Stock 1988 93 on the basis of $2 nominal amount of loan stocks for every 5 GCB shares or every $7 50 nominal
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      Lock icon Sellers drive prices lower across the board
      487 17 1 fcatj K.Lumpur MBT SELLERS dominated trading on the Kuala Lumpur stock market last week, driving share prices lower across the board. There were widespread doubledigit losses. While bouts of buying were seen, they were too feeble to spur a rally. The gloom
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      Lock icon Stocks advance in lethargic trading
      478 17 nil TokY jfi A AFP SHARE PRICES rebounded in lacklustre trading on the Tokyo Stock Exchange during the traditional summer vacation week. The Nikkei Average, which lost 528 yen the week before, rebounded in lethargic trading to end at 28,209 42 yen for a 375
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      Lock icon Market enters consolidation phase
      789 18 Hang Seng Index drops 21 points KM PH Hongkong lii! DBS Securities HK LAST WEEK, the Hongkong market entered a consolidation phase as investors waited for US trade figures and directions from overseas markets The Hang Seng Index swung erratically within a 40-point band above the
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      European markets swayed by movement of US$
      687 18  -  By RICHARD HARRIS Richard Harris is head of investment banking at the Skandmavtska EnskUda Banken, Hongkong EUROPE, like the rest of the world s stock markets, was firmly fixed last week on the movement of the US dollar and any indications this might
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      Lock icon Bombay stocks post moderate gains on institutional support
      237 18 Reuter HEAVY BUYING by state-owned financial institutions helped shares in Bombay overcome an early setback and post moderate gains in the week. The Economic Times Index rose 2.4 points to 318.3. Brokers said the market opened subdued because of a leading broker's
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      Market withstands pressure from unfavourable economic news
      909 18  -  R Iruul London ®J By RAY HEATH THE REACTION of share prices in London last week to a barrage of unfavourable economic statistics suggests that all the bad news has now been discounted by the stock market. As, day by day, further evidence
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      Lock icon Wall Street remains mired in confusion and torpor
      867 18 Pi I ew FT EVEN WITH the Republicans pledging 30 million jobs, no tax increases and four more years of prosperity. Wall Street last week refused to be coaxed out of its confusion and torpor. The party of business had hoped its
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      368 18 You can bank on our The Straits Times special Banking Finance this September 28,1988 provides the-best coverage on the subject it wi be timely, up-to-date and in-depth with accurate analyses, fact-fifed articles and interesting reports by prominent bankers, economists and our Straits Times financial journalists. Advertisers can expect an unparaleied
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  • WORLD MARKETS
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      Lock icon Stocks close lower
      849 19 New York Reuter BLUE CHIPS lost a modest advance last Friday as last-minute selling related to the expiration of August options dragged prices lower. Analysts said the impact of the selling was exaggerated because trading overall was thin. "We had a pretty big expiration and that took
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      Lock icon Equities close mixed
      991 19 London Reuter SHARE PRICES ended mixed last Friday on the first week of a long threeweek account with concerns over an immediate rise in current 11 per cent British base rates diluted by a late set of reassuring UK economic data, dealers said. Fears about increased inflationary
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      Lock icon Manila preparing to sue Westinghouse
      233 19 AFP THE PHILIPPINE government is preparing a US$l- civil suit against Westinghouse Corp for damages resulting from the firm's construction of a nuclear power plant, according to Manila news reports last Saturday. Ruling coalition Senator Rene Saguisag was quoted as saying the company and some
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      Lock icon US to allow new debt futures
      101 19 Reuter THE SECURITIES and Exchange Commission (SEC) has proposed allowing US futures exchanges to trade futures contracts on debt securities issued by eight foreign countries. In a notice in the Federal Register, the SEC proposed removing a prohibition against trading futures on debt securities
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      Lock icon Philips pull-out seen as a right move
      603 19 Reuter NV PHILIPS Gloeilampenfabrieken is likely to withdraw totally from large domestic appliances after announcing that it has sold a majority of its business in this field to Whirlpool Corp Analysts said the price seemed right and the sale was a welcome move
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      Lock icon Irish Distillers pledges to fight on
      381 19 Reuter THE MAKER of Ireland's top whiskeys pledged last Friday to fight on after a takeover panel gave the go-ahead for a revamped hostile bid for the Irish Distillers Group PLC. The bidder is GC and C Brands, behind which is British drinks and
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      Lock icon USX plans sale of steel plant to Iraq
      366 19 AP AMERICAN steel and oil giant USX Corporation has stirred up controversy by planning to sell a closed steel mill in Baytown, Texas, to Iraq. Iraq wants to dismantle the plant and ship it home to build pipes for irrigation and oil
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      Lock icon Jaguar plans job cuts to increase productivity
      244 19 Reuter BRITISH luxury carmaker Jaguar PLC is to axe 1,200 jobs over the next three years to help boost productivity and better compete with West German rivals, the Financial Times newspaper said last Saturday. It quoted Jaguar chairman Sir John Egan as saying
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      925 19 Amsterdam AUG 1* FLS ABN 45 30 •1 Aegon 81 70 02 Ahold 84 40 04 Ak2o 140 80 -0 2 Alrenta 156 20 -0 2 AMEV 51 80 -0 2 Amro Bank 75 10 0.1 Ass Stad 127 30 -0.2 Berkei 12 50 -0 3 BOLS 138 00 -1
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      Lock icon SEC urges new laws to combat insider trading
      185 19 Reuter US SECURITIES and Exchange Commission chairman David Ruder has urged other stock market regulators to introduce effective and compatible laws to deter insider trading. Mr Ruder, attending celebrations of the 125 th anniversary of Stockholm's bourse last Friday, told a news
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      277 19 Y Y MARINE PRODUCTS ENTERPRISE PTE. LTD. (In Members' Voluntary Winding-Up) NOTICE OF FINAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 308 of the Companies Act Cap. 50 that the Final General Meeting of the Members of the abovenamed Company will be held at the office of Messrs Ong
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      434 19 NOTICES v In the Matter of The Companies Act, Cap. 90 and In the Matter of DB ASIA NOMINEES (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. Notice of Resolutions for Members' Voluntary Winding Up (Pursuant to Section 290) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of DB Asia Nominees (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. duly
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    Tony Tan backs choice of Chok Tong
    541 20  -  Polls a test of confidence, says BG Lee By MARTIN SOONG DR TONY TAN Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew's original preference as his successor yesterday supported the People's Action Party new guard's unanimous choice of Mr Goh Chok Tong as the next premier.
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    Quotes from the party rally
    261 20 SIX of the People's Action Party's 17 new election candidates spoke at yesterday's party rally. Among them was the most articulate new face, another strongly tipped for a ministerial appointment if elected, and the only new female PAP candidate in this year's poll. Here are
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    SDP puts up second batch of candidates
    394 20 THREE party cadres are among the second batch of four candidates put up yesterday by the Singapore Democratic Party. The three are bank clerk Mohd Shariff Yahya, 49; private school teacher George Sita, 49, and shipping manager Chia Ah Soon, 47. The fourth
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  • SATURDAY ROUNDUP
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      Town councils for all
      131 20 ALL CONSTITUENCIES will have town councils led by Members of Parliament by February 1991. A press statement from the Ministry of National Development said the Town Councils Act would be enforced in three phases over the next two-and-a-half years. Phase I, to be implemented after the
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      Goh calls for support
      182 20 FIRST DEPUTY Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong has appealed to Singaporeans for their support and cooperation to give the Republic more good years. Speaking at the National Day dinner of his Marine Parade constituency. Mr Goh outlined some of the major changes he and his colleagues
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      PAP candidates
      123 20 THE People s Action Party, which will be fielding 17 new candidates in the elections, has introduced its last batch of five new faces. Among them are Dr Hong Hai, the 44-year-old managing director of Wearnes Polytek Holdings; Mr Charles Chong, 35, an administrative officer in Singapore Airlines's
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      NSP candidates
      32 20 THE National Solidarity Party (NSP) has introduced two more candidates for the elections organising secretary Peter Lim Ah Yong, 40, and party treasurer Ong Kah Seng, 32. Both are businessmen.
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      Police issue rules
      68 20 RULES and regulations for rallies during the election period from Thursday to Sep 2 have been issued by the oolice. Police permits, which are needed for such rallies, may be obtained in person by either the candidate or his election agent. The Police Liaison Office will be
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      Air time for parties
      72 20 THE SINGAPORE Broadcasting Corporation will give air time on radio and television to political parties in the run-up to the general election. The broadcasts, slotted for next Sunday and Sep 2, will last from two-and-a-half to 12 minutes each. SBC said only recognised political parties fielding
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      Task for journalists
      106 20 ASIAN JOURNALISTS have a challenge to present international affairs to their own people in a friendly and non-confrontational way. Dr Yeo Ning Hong, the Minister for Communications and Information, made this point when he opened the inaugural Malay Journalists Association conference at the Regional Language Centre. Dr
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    Tribute to MPs stepping down
    499 20 MPs STEPPING DOWN to make way for fresh blood should not have to feel unwanted or misunderstood by the public, said First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong. In a tribute to the 14 PAP MPs who are not seeking re-election, Mr Goh, the PAP
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      Lock icon Iran-Iraq truce still intact
      53 20 Reuter THE COMMANDER of a UN military observer group said yesterday the two-day-old ceasefire between Iran and Iraq is holding in spite of the alleged killing of an Iraqi soldier. Major-General Siavko Jovic said in Baghdad that no reports of trouble had been received since the
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      Lock icon Opec's top priority
      53 20 Reuter GETTING Iraq back into Opec's oil output quota system is now a top priority for the 13-member cartel following the Gulf War ceasefire, Indonesian Energy Minister Ginanjar Kartasasmita said. He was speaking following a meeting in Bali on Saturday between Opec member Indonesia and non-Opec producers
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      Lock icon Mahathir hits out at resignations
      78 20 Bernama MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad yesterday said certain Members of Parliament who are resigning from their seats are only wasting public funds that have to be spent on holding a by-election to fill the vacancy. He was commenting on the Johor
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      Lock icon Warning on errant cabbies
      48 20 AFP TOURISTS have been warned about Seoul's "rip-off" taxi drivers waiting to cash in on 'the Olympic Games. Unscrupulous drivers are ready to prey on unwary visitors expected to arrive in their thousands for the Games from early September, according to reliable sources. AFP
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      Lock icon Crackdown on black market
      31 20 Reuter THE CHINESE authorities have ordered a crackdown on rampant black market trading in foreign currency, blamed for disrupting finance in Guangdong province, according to reports yesterday.
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      Lock icon Move to uncover illegal residents
      39 20 Reuter THE MALAYSIAN authorities will launch a major drive to "smoke out" an estimated 40,000 foreigners living illegally in the country, Deputy Home Minister Datuk Megat Junid Ayub said in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Reuter
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      527 20 Free clippings of BT exclusive stories Free copies of these exclusive stories in last week's Business Times are now available 1. A discarded CPF scheme may be revived to curb job-hopping. 2. AT&T invests USslsm to triple chip output. 3. The US Omnibus Bill: Main provisions and impact on Singapore.
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
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      Trio members upgrading joint Thai feeder service
      383 21  -  By LINDA CHEE THE BRITISH members of the Trio Consortium, P O Containers and Ben Line, are improving their joint feeder service to and from Thailand. From September, a two-ship service will replace the previous single-ship operation between Singapore and Bangkok, "as part
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      Lock icon Zim orders four box ships from HDW shipyard
      326 21 Lloyd's List ZIM LINE has placed an order for four 2,700 TEU container ships with Howaldtswerke Deutsche Werft (HDW) in Kiel as part of its long awaited fleet modernisation plan. The Israeli company's move, valued by the yard at Dm42o million (U*****.2
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      Lock icon Iran spending more than US$200m on six new ports
      162 21 Reuter IRAN is spending more than US$2OO million on the construction of six new ports on the Arabian and Caspian seas, the Iranian news agency IRNA said. The agency gave no indication of the size of the ports, describing them as
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    • PORTSIDES
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        Lock icon Increase in idle tonnage
        70 21 AFP THE WORLD volume of idle tanker and combination carriers increased to 10.55 million deadweight tonnes (dwt) during the past month, compared with 9.24 million dwt one month earlier, statistics from London brokers EA Gibson revealed The 65 idle vessels included 28 of more than 200,000
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      Lock icon Second-hand market: favoured method in tanker acquisition
      660 22 Lloyd s Shipping Economist THE UPTURN in demand for the sea transportation of chemicals and other speciality bulk liquids over the past 18 months is underpinning the current fleet expansion plans of a number of the major operators in this specialist market The
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      Price indicators June 1988
      78 22 Vessel Dwt Year of build/flag/details Price Tinkers Dwt 10/39.999 A M Carrier 39,999 1982-83/IGS $36.0m A M Trader J en bloc 40/149,999 Yamato Pacific 84,464 1981/Pa $16.5m 150,000 Louisiana 315,713 1976/Bs/IGS $23.0m Dry Bulk Carriers Dwt 10/39,999 Amatista 34,537 1977/Pa 40/79,999 Francois Venture 58,248 1980/Pi/Gearless HEW"'
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      INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
      1110 22 AB Shpg V 5 ABC Contoiner IX 1 Accord Shpg VI 3 Ahrenkiel liner X 4 Alltrons VII 3 AC Toepfer XI 5 American Tpf XI 1/2 Anro Service IV 2/3 Arrow lines IX 5 Asian Ocean XI 4 Assoc Carriage XI 5 Atlas line X 4
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      Lock icon Nedlloyd expects profit to double in second half
      408 23 Reuter SHIPPING and transport group Koninklijke Nedlloyd Group NV reported a first half of 1988 profit of 52.3 million guilders, expects at least twice that amount in the second half and plans to pay a seven guilder per share interim dividend In
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      Lock icon World-Wide obtains arrest orders on three third-party hulls
      371 23 Lloyd's List WORLD-WIDE (Shipping) Ltd of Hongkong has obtained arrest orders on three third-party hulls, in its battle with South Korean shipbuilder Hyundai Heavy Industries. It was the shipping giant s latest step aimed at securing its original contract for three very
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      SHIPSALES
      764 23 BROKERS said appeals from Taiwanese breakers for an extention to operations at the Ta-Jen-Kon breaking yard appear to have been rejected. The yard is expected to close on Oct 1, leaving only 12 berths remaining for continuous demolition operations. Having failed to attract trading buyers, the Exxon Corporation is
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      527 24 HXSINOSE m MARITIME PTE LTD ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES IRANIAN SERVICE IRAN EKRAM IRAN TEYFOURI IRAN BAYAN Si nga pore 30/8 In Port 23/8 Loading tor BANDAR ABBAS BANDAR ABBAS BANDAR ABBAS KYOWA LINE DARA SAMUT Singapore Loading for: 8/9 LAE, PMB, HRA MICRONESIA SERVICE OCEANIA EXPRESS V-19
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      164 24 FREIGHT LINKS EXPRESS PTE LTD DIRECT SERVICE TO BOMBAY KARACHI: ETA 1/9 20/9 AFGHANISTAN NEW SERVICE KABUL/HAIRATAN/TORGHUNPI 1/9 A 20/9 AUSTRALIA/ NEW ZEALAND S£SJ? IK)U#Ni 30/8 4 11/9 FREMANTLE 29/8 A 7/9 Abe accepting to Dorwln AUCKLANO, WELLINGTON, LYTTIETON. DUNEDtN A NAPER 30/8 6/9 BOOKINGS: *****88 (8 Lines) SINGAPORE: *****45
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      727 24 m EVERGREEN Full Container Service ever gentry ever GATHER EVE* GOVERN EVER GARDEN EVER GROWTH Round-The-WoMd East Bound (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) w a» m St SS gs JS w «j gu ALSO ACCEPTING CARGO TO: W SaSSS IgIRR* SAVANNA*. l0ST0 W 'LAML«(IA NORFOLK. JACKSONVILLE WIUUHK.TOH KRttUOA. ETC 2) ATLANTA. CHICAGO OCTROIT COLUWUS
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      911 25 PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES \V\ PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street, 03-00 Singapore 0106. Tel: *****33 FAR EAST CONTAINER SERVICE JAKARTA CONTAINER SERVICE SURABAYA/SEMARANG CONTAINER SERVICE SEA FORTUNE KOTA EAGLE KOTA MELATt MAJAPAHTT KOTA MELATI BANGKOK CONTAINER SERVICE BELAWAN/STRAITS CONTAINER SERVICE VESSEL KOTA MAWAR JENUNK VOY ttn iriN JABU BHUU MYA BHUM
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      425 25 ia BEN LIKE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE FROM UK/CONTINENT ALL VESSELS ACCEPT TRANSHIPMENT CARGO TO/FROM PENANG AND EAST MALAYSIAN PORTS TAS MAN JEBSEN NEW ZEALAND LINE TO NEW CALEDONIA, FIJI AND NEW ZEALAND SIN MAIN LINE HKC NOUMEA SUVA /AKI NAP TIM 28.1 ANAN6EL LEADER
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      292 25 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES AGAN VI3IW A-AN VI2IW BURMA FIVE STAR SHIPPING CORPORfITinw (Burmese National Line) Loading for Rangoon Spore P.Kelang Penang Bangkok nix ami 30 Aug/1 S«? BANK LINE FPVirt: HIAVY LITT CAPARIi iTv NORTHBOUND TO UKC IVYBANK V22N TAUSALA SAMOA VI3N MORAYBANK V6N SPORE ROAM HULL HMBG 9/9 8/10
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      600 26 KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. "K'linb RAINBOW BRIDGE NEPTUNE GARNET ORIENTAL FREEDOM ORIENTAL FAITH N. AMERICA-ATLANTIC COAST N. AMERICA PACIFIC SOUTH-WEST FEEDER VESSEL VO TRANSWORLD BRIDGE 43E NEPTUNE CRYSTAL 46E CHINA CONTAINER 46E HONGKONG CONTAINER 56E ■export KOREAN CHANCE ACE CONCORD ORIENTAL CHIEF YAMASHIN MARU N. AMERICA PACIFIC NORTH-WEST EUROPE (Member
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      311 26 n. .in-. ir Al' I. .ft'.l.l NEOLLOYD COLOMBO CfIKF OSAKA MARU SI4IF CANOPUS OSB2G C Town Durban IZ/S 25/8 JARDINE SHIPPING AGENCIES (REG. *****4/ OOK) 200 CANTONMENT ROAO #12 05 SOUTHPOINT. SINGAPORE 0? Tel: *****11 TELEX NO: RS ***** TERMINAL/CFS TH. *****18-220 BOOKINGS Tel. *****34 235 DOIUCSMAMA i-l r SJ
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      608 26 AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accept! r>g FCUFCL Containers S"*ipor( p Ktimf Ptmnf Loading lor ««l* Vsl Br Feeder By 'mil KALIOAS V 3» In Pt/22 Aug Frwn/IMb/Sydn/AiM TULSIDAS VJ7 15 Sept g Sept I Sept Frem/Melb/SyttvAdel KALIOAS V.39 t Oct 1 Oct 1 Oct Frem/Melb/Sydn Adel TULSIDAS *38 3 Nov
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      634 26 GOLDEN LINE |<G £>> GUAN GUAN SHIPPING (PTE) LTD H 23. T*iok Ay«f Strwt 4 SINGAPORE 0104 TEL 5343W (10 LINES) fu 534WM STRAITS/PtRSIAN GULF SERVICE: Spore P Kelang Penang GOLDEN BEAR Colombo, Karachi/Dubai 30/31 Aug GOLDEN HARVEST CotanDcKaracfii/Dubai 15/16 Sept CHINA SERVICE BAI YUN SHAN Shanghai HsmKang 21/29 Aug
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      462 26 v PHIU Oni€NT UN€S PT€ LTD HEAD OFFICE 63 ROIINSON ROAO -07 17 II AFRO ASIA BUILDING. SINGAPORE 01C5 TELE* RS ***** PMILI FA* *****76 ETA SINGAPORE I DESTINATION IS 25/1 27/1 I EAST AFRICA/ DUBAI DANNAN, KUWAIT. BOMBAY. DONA. MUSCAT. BAHRAIN. ABU DNABI A SMARJAH JEDDAH (LCI) H KONG
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      756 27 S pore NEPTUNE AGENCIES PTE LTD FE EU/AOST TPA/SEA General Enquiries: Tel: 278*977 Tel No Terminal CFS BOOKINCS *****53 *****2 *****22 *****53 27*111 *****16 \\NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD SST SSjSS: FA* EAST/EUROPE HILLY CONTAINERISED SBIVKE «<h. acc c<» TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ):! I rim K CHANCE 3W+ In Port 24/8
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      192 27 JE CONTAINER LINE, INC DIBECT LINEB SEBVICE VESSEL P.KI| S pore Bkk Kjohsiung KMlunf FRECON BRIDGE Vl6/» 26/ OB 31/01 03/09 06/09 09/09 JOHNSON BRIDGE Vl7/SS 01/08 06/09 09/09 12/09 13/09 HUDSON BRIDGE Vll/tt 07/09 12/09 15/09 17/09 18/09 EXXON BRIDGE Vl9/SS 14/09 17/09 20/09 24/09 27/09 ASSURANCE TWICE WEEKLY
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      493 27 •f OONAM HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO KELANG. PENANG, KEELUNG. BUSAN. INCHON 1 STRAITS/KOREA SERVICE WEF JUNE:1) BUSAN SINGAPORE 2) SINGAPORE/ KEELUNG 10 DAYS SERVICE II SERVICE!! Vessel s Name ETD BS S PORE No Donam/tO7N 11/01 22 24/01 #Vega/HIN 21-30/1 No I Don*m/aO7N 22,01 02-04/09
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      779 27 m 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 ***** PENANG P KELANG MESSRS HAI THONG SHIPPING 127 Penar* Street. Penang. Malaysia M/S HANOLING SYSTEM CO
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      267 28 SINGAPORE SHIPPING CORPORATION (PTE.) LTD. TEL 225 6868 (30 Uiesi FAX *****39/*****76 TELEX RS ***** A/B SSCMA. RS ***** A, B SSCAD DSR-LINES VEB DEUTFRACHT SEEREEDEREI ROSTOCK < INTEGRATED CONTAINER SERVICE MEMBER Of EACON SERVICE TO EAST MEDITERRANEAN ft NORTH CONTINENT EUROPE -VIA LABNACA ACCEPTIN6 CAMO FOR UMASSOC BEIRUT, LATTAKIA.
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      79 28 ©SHOFUKU LINE WEEKLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE WITH FIXED DAY ARRIVAL VESSEL HEMES ACE VU KAVUKI VU SOVEREIGN ACCORD VU 12M CONTINENT VU HEMES ACE VU SPORE P* i*M a* t. Hfl on on SHOFUKU AGENCIES (S) PTE LTD TEL: 22MM* W MALAYSIA AGENT: TRANS-ASIA SHIPPING CORP. TEL: K.L. *****77 PKL *****64
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      2012 29 CSP SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE. LTD. T«<: *****66 (16 Lines) Fax: *****61 LCI FIXED CONSOLIDATION TO:n^MnsEMLij S'pore Spore S'pore S'pore S'pore S'pore S'pore S'pore S'pore S'pore S'pore S'pore S'pore S'pore S'pore S'pore S'pore S'pore S'pore S'pore S'pore S'pore S'pore S'pore S'pore S'pore S'pore S'pore S'pore S'pore S'pore to USA (ALL PORTS)
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      242 29 TRANS. TRADING AGENCY PTE. LTD. SINGAPORE TEL: *****44 (9 LINES) FAX: *****90 n IRAQI LINE IRAQI STATE ENTERPRISE FOR MARITIME TRANSPORT EAST BOUND SERVICE ETA S PORE LOADING FOR MV SINOBAD 29/8 Japan WEST BOUND SERVICE ETA S PORE LOADING FOR MV ALWASITTI 24/8 Jeddah. Aqaba. Baghdad THROUGH B/Lt to
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      508 30 FINE-LINER SHIPPING PTE LTD 1 70 Shenton Way. 04 07C Mirini House. Spore 070/ TEL *****77 (8 Lines) TLX RS ***** FLINER FAX *****56 EUROPE SERVICE EE23 CC2IMIBS2SE2 8282 C CE2B tbi \nii w FAR EAST SERVICE tiiiiMEk2i^Hi2EL2i£3BlE3ZMi^22B w w IM HH Hamburg West Germany Tiger Line Agents: BEN LINE
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      728 30 Zl Jimi/lr ing FCL/LCL cargoes to Carritteen.tast Canada HAITI Costa Rica. El Salvador. VtnczLWia Peru, Ecuador. Colombia via Miami. Trinidad. I Lucia. MontMrrat Guayana via Kingrton a. Honduras. Antigua. St. irrerTiTTHiHTMiTMgjMgiaggiiga IM KEELUNG IM NEW YORK IM NEW VORK IM IBERIA IM MONTREAL AUSTRALIA CONTAINER SERVICE ACCEPTINC CARGO TO ADELAIOE
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      425 30 I 5 K W DE VAPORES B 5 "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" LOADING FOR CALLAO. MATARANI, ILO* AND ALL OTHER K 29/30 Aug 22/23 Sap Zi LOADING FOR CALLAO. MATARANI. ILO* AND ALL OTHER H wL PERUVIAN PORTS* WITH TRANSHIPMENT AT KOBE ON fg CPV THROUGH BILL OF LADING TO FINAL
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      496 31 Seabrfctefe rntmunrrii i imfs INTERCONTINENTAL LINES WEEKLY FCL/LCL GROUPAGE FROW SINGAPORE PORT KELANG PENANG UK. HAM. RTM. L. HAVRE. ANT. GENOA. ARAHUS, STOCKHOLM. HEL. CRM. GOTBG, MARSEILLES. OLSO ALL INLAND DESTINATIONS POINTS. mm&i FAR EAST. VIETNAM CHINA SERVICES WEEKLY FCL/LCL GROUPAGE FROM SINGAPORE PORT KELANG PENANG BKK. JKT, HKG, TWN,
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      339 31 Consolidation Service NEW CALEDONIA TAHITI SIN 31/8 NOUMEA 22/9 PAPEETE 27/9 MAURITIUS REUNION ISLAND SIN 25/8, 30/8 PORT LOUIS 4/9 REUNION 13/9 FRANCE SIN 30/8 MARSEILLE 16/9 LE HAVRE 23/9 CASABLANCA/NOUAKCHOTT/DAKAR/BANJUL/ CONAKRY/COTONOU/LIBREVILLE/ P. NOIRE/MATADI Thru direct B/L to BAMAKO/NIAMEY/ OUAGADOUGOU/BANGUI/KINSHASA TTA Freight Pte Ltd Tel: *****55 TLX RS ***** mSA
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      495 31 HI SING HWANG HANG TEL: *****11 FAX: *****47 TELEX: RS ***** SKHST I LCL/FCL SERVICE ALSO ACCEPTING CARGO TO E. MALAYSIA, BRUNEI, EUROPE, USA A CANADA. UAI'KJJ LUCKY SEAWAY SERVICES PTE LTD Tlx: ***** Fax: *****77 r WTM: ii: r*.i 4 :Virre3 SGP P KLANG P GUOANG D. YUN SW
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      440 31 GLORY NAVIGATION GROUP REGULAR LINER SERVICE TAIWAN TO SINGAPORE ASEAN DIRECT WEEKLY TO PORT KELANG/PENANG •AT ATTRACTIVE RATES* G/SELATAN IXV-74 G/SELATAN VIII V S3 G/SELATAN VI V-O G/SELATAN IX V-7S 2V7 7/1 10/1 31/1 6 VESSELS OF LOG CARRIERS 5 VESSELS OF BRAND NEW TWIN DECKERS ON REGULAR LINER SERVICE
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      318 31 PTC CONTAINER LINES FCI/ICI SERVICE PTC GfIOUP Hi ni'Ti U fiJify 29/8 SYD/MELB/ADEL/FREM 28/8 AUCKLAND/WELLINGTON C/CJ CARGO IN CONTAINER CO LTD FULLY CONTAINERISED/RO-RO VESSEL 8/9 HAIRATAN/KABUL/TOURGHUNDI General Agents POH TIONG CHOON SHIPPING (PTE) LTD TEL: 2201 166 FAX: *****41 TLX: R*****6 (MEMBER OF THE PRESS GRO&P) WEEKLY CONSOL SERVICE LCL/FCL
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      374 32 Hai Sun Hup Co (Pte) Ltd TEL *****06 (20 Lines, TLX HS ***** RS ***** t I \M I K K I l\l K III). STRAITS/ JAPAN/ STRAITS SERVICE IPECIALIST IN RO-R0 HEAVY LIFTS VESSEL SEKI AKEISHI VOY. NO. 58 S'porc In Port P. Kelang SM Kuantan 28/8 SEKI NAGOYA
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      249 32 FOR RELIABLE AND FAST TRANSIT WEEKLY FCL SERVICE 1 TO USA-EAST COAST/GULF/CANADA/lIEXICO AND FRENCH WEST INDIES VSL Spof L.Hjvr. Connecting VSL For Gulf: Miami NM TOYAMA V2C 22/1 Ifl STUTTGART EXP IWt™ B PERNAI V 2* 2M ISfl OUSStLDORF EXP 222?" toiOiii JUTLANMA V 302 \Hi \nr» NUERNBERG EXP Kl'S
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      841 32 'JIL CALL US AT: P. KELANG PENANG J BAHRU P. GUDANG SINGAPORE K. lUWUR *****53/*****11 04-*****2/4, *****3 07-*****8 07-*****3, *****5, *****0, *****1 02-*****22 *****88 WEEKLY FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE FEEDER on rm rTn TTT BUTANC 47* OTHER DESTINATIONS: AARHUS. AMSTERDAM. ANTWERP. BASLE. BREMEN BREMERHAVEN, COPENHAGEN, HELSINKI. MALMO. OSLO.
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