The Business Times, 6 February 1989

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES MCI (P) 45/12/88 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1989 75 CENTS
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    Lock icon W Australia rebuffs Labor Party
    145 1 AFP THE LABOR government received a major rebuff in Western Australian state elections on Saturday, the electoral commission said on early counting yesterday. There was an overall swing of more than 10 per cent against the government of Premier Peter Oowding, the commission said after
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    Market holidays
    46 1 ALL MARKETS in Singapore and Malaysia will be closed today and tomorrow; the Singapore and Malaysian tin and rubber markets will reopen on Thursday. The Hongkong stock market will also reopen on Thursday. New Zealand markets will be closed today for a public holiday.
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    New Paper
    15 1 THE NEW PAPER takes a holiday today but it will be back tomorrow.
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    Local executives among highest paid in Asia
    617 1  -  Bangkok managers most well-off in real terms, says survey By ANNA TEO TOP EXECUTIVES in Taiwan, Singapore and Hongkong in that order are the beet-paid in eight Aaian countries excluding Japan, according to a survey by a Hongkong-based management information firm. In real
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    Lock icon Mahathir leaves hospital after successful bypass operation
    292 1 Bernama MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Seri Or Mahathir Mohamad, who underwent a coronary bypass operation on Jan 24, was discharged from Kuala Lumpur General Hospital yesterday. Dr Mahathir, who was admitted to hospital on January 18 after complaining of chest pains, stayed there
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    Lock icon Seoul officers freed
    44 1 Reuter SOUTH KOREAN authorities, apparently bowing to opposition demands, have freed five army officers detained for issuing a "declaration of honour", in which they publicly called on the country's military to stay clear of politics, officials said in Seoul yesterday. Reuter
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    Aquino refuses to discuss Marcos visit with Laurel
    353 1  -  By A HARISH MEHTA PHILIPPINE PRESIDENT Corazon Aquino has refused to meet her deputy, Salvador Laurel, to diecuss hie recent vieit to former president Ferdinand Marcoe in Hawaii, in spile of Mr Laurel's warning that a warlike situation could develop if Mr
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    Lock icon Record 'dragon' babies for HK
    122 1 AFP IN SPITE OF its outward appearance of bustling commercialism, traditional Chinese values still appear to have a strong hold on Hongkong If last year's record baby boom is anything to go by. The Year of the Dragon saw a reversal in the trend to
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    Lock icon China's New Year joy marred by record inflation
    596 1 UPI FAMILIES across China slaughtered their fattest pigs, welcomed relatives and readied arsenals of fireworks to usher in the Year of the Snake, hoping for its promise of stability and progress as they ring out the tumultuous Dragon. Chinese celebrations bidding farewell
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    Use Judgment to decide what values to keep: PM
    353 1 IN HIS Chineee New Year meesage yesterday, Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew said Singaporeans would have to uee their common sense end Judgment to decide whst trsditionsl vslues and customs to keep end what to discsrd. Hs ssid, for Instsnce, that
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    Lock icon 'Debt-for-nature' swaps
    126 1 AP US SENATOR Lloyd Bentsen to asking the Treasury Department to inveetigate tho possibility of swapping Lstin American debts for monoy that would be used to clean up pollution in the Weet Mr Bentsen, chairman of the powerful Senate Finance Committee. said on Saturday he was particularly interested
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      180 1 The Management Pagee will come with your BT on Wednesday Inter-Korean dialogue 2 Embers of hope Cambodian conflict 2 US urged to play bigger role Economic sanctions 3 Lift curbs against Soviets: UK G-7 talks 4 Bush asked to close budget gap Chicago futures exchanges 5 Traders asked to give
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      199 1 MIKI.MOTO lt*< >i rumor««l uluiK-t] IV.nls SIIKC W)S m c. r. hoo 27 T«ngiin R<J S port 1024 <N««t to Tanghn Shopping Ctf Tel *****43. *****53 The editor and staff of Business Times wish all readers GONG XI FA GAI< BT will not be published on Tuesday! ry < t
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  • ASIA-PACIFIC
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      Lock icon Embers of hope flicker in inter-Korean dialogue
      447 2 AFP A RECENT SPATE of contacts between South and North Korea and a new series of talks to begin this week have made some analysts hopeful that an opportunity for genuine rapprochement ia finally at hand. Serious doubts remain, however, about Pyongyang's sincerity,
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      Lock icon Talks held to prevent partition of Lebanon
      402 2 AP SYRIAN President Hafez Assad and Kuwaiti Foreign Minister Sheik Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah on Saturday discussed efforts to prevent the permanent partition of Lebanon, diplomats said. Meanwhile, a French envoy travelled to his country's former colony in an attempt to build unity in
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      Lock icon Bangladesh denies Hindu exodus to India
      175 2 AP BANGLADESH denied charges that minority Hindus were fleeing the predominantly Islamic nation after Islam was declared the state religion. A foreign office spokesman, speaking on condition of anonymity, said there was no basis for the allegation, but he did not elaborate. Inder Singh
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      Lock icon Castro asks Japan to Invest In Cuba
      134 2 NYT IN AN APPARENT bid for help in rebuilding his country's ailing economy, Cuban leader Fidel Castro has personally asked the Japaneee embassy in Havana to encourage investment in Cuba. Tokyo sources said on Friday that Mr Castro met with Japaneee ambassador Ryo
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      Lock icon Sihanouk urges bigger role for US in resolving conflict
      422 2 AP CAMBODIAN RESISTANCE leader Prince Norodom Sihanouk, in an exchange of letters with new US Secretary of State James A Baker 111, has urged the United States to play a greater role in reeoiving the Cambodian conflict. "We Cambodian patriots ask
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      Show focusing on small, medium-sized aircraft to be held in Manila
      299 2  -  By HARISH MEHTA THE PHILIPPINES is showcasing an ambitious government-backed aviation show, but the show is not in direct competition with other similar shows in the South-east Asian region. According to Ms Teresa Parian, exhibition director of Philippine Exhibition
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      Lock icon Jakarta to help Manila's aircraft Industry
      160 2 AFP INDONESIA haa pledged to support development of the Philippines' fledgling aircraft industry, the official Philippine Newa Agency (PNA) said on Saturday. Indoneeian Minister for Reseerch and Technology Baharuddin Jusuf Habibie, who waa at a regional meeting of science ministers in Manila last month,
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      60 2 Doonesbury MARK, THE MESSAGE OF R.J. REYNOLDS AND THE PEST OF THE TOBACCO INDUSTRY IS THAT ENOUGH IS ENOUGH! m :mr WITH GOVERNMENTOONS/P&RIN6 MORE ANP MORE PULES ANP REGULAWNSTD HARASS SMOKERS HAVE TOSIAtVUP FOR THEIR RIGHTS! BY GARRY TRUDEAU SMOKERS ARB BEING DISCRIMINATED AGAINST, SHUNNED, SPOT UPON, VERBALLY AND PHYSKALiy
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  • REST OF THE WORLD
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      Lock icon White liberals form new party in S Africa
      313 3 AP IN A BID for unity among white liberals, three anti-apartheid political parties announced they have merged in anticipation of national elections expected later thia year. The new Democratic Party a coalition of the Progressive Federal Party, National Democratic Movement and the
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      Lock icon Neo-Nazi march sparks counter-protest
      182 3 Reuter A NEO-NAZI street march in West Germany on Saturday triggered a left-wing counter-demonstration but riot police kept the two sides apart to prevent major violence. One policeman was injured by a rock thrown into his patrol car and two police vehicles were damaged in minor
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      926 3 ARRIVALS Operator S«rvlca number Local Mm* From UAL AKL MAS SU SU SU SU SU MAS SU MAS MAU SU MAS SU CM GU SU MA SU GU KLM SU SU THA THA GU RJA MAS GU SU SU SU SU SU THA GU SU GU THA
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      Lock icon 'Arms cuts key to better Soviet life'
      256 3 Reuter THE SOVIET UNION cannot hope to achieve improvements in its standard of living without large military cuts, a senior Soviet commentator said on Saturday in the government newspaper IzvestiM. Stanislav Kondrashov, analysing laat week's publication of troop and arms levels In Europe
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      Lock icon Stalin's victims — paper gives new estimate
      164 3 Stalin's victims paper gives new estimate AP A SOVIET tabloid said last Saturday that 40 million people were arrested, executed or repressed under Joeef Stalin's rule, and the newspaper gave the most detailed breakdown of the dictator's victims ever reported in the official press. The figures were not new for
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      Lock icon Britain wants curbs against Soviets lifted
      740 3 Government under pressure from entrepreneurs NYT GREAT BRITAIN is pressing vigorously for the formal lifting of western economic sanctions that were imposed on the Soviet Union after its forces swept into Afghanistan in 1979. The British move comes as Soviet troops appear to be
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      Lock icon 1988 was a tough year for journalists the world over
      246 3 UPI LAST YEAR was a tough one for journalists, particularly those who tried to report what was going on in Afghanistan, Colombia, Mexico or India, a new report said. According to a statistical survey put together by Freedom House, a
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      Lock icon Rodriguez consolidates power after coup
      382 3 AP GENERAL Andres Rodriguez began consolidating power sfter a bloody coup and rounded up backers of deposed ruler Alfredo Stroessner, who remained under house arrest awaiting exile, officials said. Late Saturday, new Foreign Minister Luis Maria Argana also said the new government intends calling for
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      37 3 The business person's choice every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday. Leaving Changi Airport at 22:05 hours and arriving Heathrow early the following morning. CjII your Travel Agent or Air Cuudi it *****55. A BREATH OF FRESH AIR
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      211 3 Waathor outlook and report war* not avallatola bacauaa of oarty printing 3 A h 3 or m m 'tS h J&# r ms i SS§?E2 111 •'t T s r S n t fW-f Visions of Russian Tzars, gallant princes, skilled craftsmen and famous theatrical troupes are conjured up by
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGE
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      Lock icon G-7 urges Bush to close budget gap
      644 4 Reuter IN CASE he needed reminding, President George Bush has received another warning that the continued health of the world economy depends largely on a credible plan to cut the federal budget deficit Rising intersst rates, the threat of inflation and the intractable
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      Lock icon Central banks drive dollar down from five-month high
      331 4 Reuter THE US DOLLAR briefly shot to a five-month high against the West German mark in New York last Friday on new evidence of strong US economic growth, but the currency ended the day mixed after leading central banks intervened to drive
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      Lock icon KL interest rates unlikely to ease
      135 4 Reuter MALAYSIAN interest rates are unlikely to eaae in the near term and may instead riee marginally for one- to six-month depoeits by end-March, Bank Buruh said in its monthly report "There is a probability that interest rates can move up a further 50
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      Lock icon Forex markets
      697 4 AFP ASIAN CURRENCIES mostly defied a stronger dollar laat week as traders swelled the outoome of a G-7 meeting in Washington and the reieess of US unemployment figurss tor December. The Auetrslian dollar soared to a tour and a half year high after news of a higher-than-expected annual
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      Asian dollar market
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      IMM
      216 4 Trading calmed after a hectic morning on Friday, leaving IMM foreign currency futuree mixed for the day. After being buffeted between robuet US January jobs data and concerted central bank intervention, prices stabilised at mixed levels aa participants took to the sidelines. "The market seems to be licking Ha
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      Comex gold/silver futures
      174 4 Gold future# on Feb 3, 1989 100 fray ouncat; USS p* troy our a OpM Lot MBa feb 391.00 39X40 306.90 ***** >0X0 Mor 394 50 *0^0 394.00 397.30 mat 396.30 X40 Jur 399 JO 403.30 397-00 401 JO 0.40 *"9 405.00 ■*y.fA 407 AO ■•■0140 Oct
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      Lock icon Gold & Financial futures
      493 4 Gold Financial futures Sin Huat Bullion (S) Pte Ltd A SERIES of bearish factors bssslgsd Looo-Loodon gold last week, forcing prices to retest last September's critical U*****.00 support level. The metal had opened at U*****.50/396.00 per troy oz and wsltnsss was immediately anticipated because of the strong dollar. Prices eased
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      Prime lending rates
      381 4 •m prim* iMdhig'nSl oI 12 m«|or banks In fpnra PLR of bank* at tha ctoaa of buainaaa on Friday. Fab 3 aa •uppHad by tha Aaaociatton of Banka in Singapore: RANK m Alp—m tank 6% AJBod Mrii Bank PIC 6% Amortcan Exproat Bank 6% AmTJam ITlordam Bank
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      Lock icon Government securities market
      231 4 UOB Last week saw most of ths trsding activities focused on the shorter dated securities with lacklustre activity in the longer term bonds. A cut of $30 million in the issue size of the threemonth TB the previous week, to be followed by a further reduction of
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      66 4 BT is not all hard core business and financial news. We take "Sports" rather seriously too. Our writers comb the sporting arena to furnish the well-informed professional with news on golf, tennis, bowling, etc. And, of course, the all-round executive cannot afford to miss Sevvy's golf date every Tuesday. After
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Larger insurance base for Citicorp
      174 5 CITICORP Insurance Holdings' acquisition of Nelson Hurst Marsh (Holdings), a Londonbased specialist in professional liability and related insurances, will enable the Citicorp group to compete more effectively in the international insurance market. In a press release in London last Thursday, Citicorp Insurance Brokers said its
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      Lock icon Japanese banks stall Amex and Nomura bid to issue joint card
      397 5 Reuter OPPOSITION from Japanese banks eager to defend their turf is stalling a plan by Nomura Securities Co Ltd and American Express Co to issue a joint credit card. Spokesmen for Amex and Nomura said both companies were undecided
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      Lock icon Perez proposes radical debt reduction plan
      598 5 Reuter VENEZUELA'S new president, Carlos Andres Perez, has proposed a plan under which the industrial world would write off at least half of Latin America's huge debt. President Perez, inaugurated last Thursday at a ceremony attended by foreign leaders, also proposed at a news
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      Lock icon Bush reviews plans to help savings industry
      422 5 Reuter US PRESIDENT BUSH and his senior economic policy advisers reviewed Treasury Department proposals for shoring up the ailing savings industry in an unusual Saturday session at the Camp David presidential retreat. Mr Bush, who has vowed to safeguard deposits in the country's
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      Poon appointed first VP at ICB
      108 5 INDUSTRIAL and Commercial Bank Ltd, a subsidiary of United Overseas Bank, has appointed Samuel Poon Hon Thang as first vice-president and general manager of the bank. Mr Poon will replace Wang Yow Hsiong, who has resigned from the bank. A UOB spokeswoman told BT
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      Lock icon Row with Zaire hits Belgian banks
      74 5 AFP A BITTER diplomatic row between Belgium and Zaire has cost Belgian-linked banks dozens of millions of dollars in lost accounts, economists in Kinshasa estimate. Unofficially, the Banque Commerciale Zairoise, a subsidiary of the Brussels-based Belgolaise bank, has lost nearly US$36 million since Zaire's
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      Lock icon Traders asked to give names in fraud cases
      446 5 Reuter TRADERS quizzed by federal investigators about alleged fraudulent trading in Chicago's futures exchanges are being asked to name other traders involved in such schemes, defence lawyers said last Friday. The lawyers, whose clients have been subpoenaed to give evidence to a
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      Lock icon IPE plans April launch for Brent options contract
      178 5 Reuter THE INTERNATIONAL Petroleum Exchange (IPE) plans to launch an options contract on North Sea Brent crude oil futures in April, IPE chief executive Peter Wildblood has said. He told a forum on international oil hedging sponsored by Futures and Options World
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      Lock icon CME man resigns
      60 5 Reuter RICHARD LOWRANCE, an independent trader and broker at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME), has reeigned for personal reasons from the exchange's board of governors, the CME announced last Thursday. Mr Lowrance. whoee term expires in January 1990, will be immediately replaced on the board by David
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      214 5 We bank your way. NMB Bank's new head office is located in south east Amsterdam. It's the one single reason for our growth. Because at NMB Bank, we believe in partnership with our clients. We don't try to meet individual problems with standard solutions. Instead, we come up with ideas
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  • COMMODITIES
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      Lock icon US dollar's strength depresses gold, oil
      1327 6 AFP STRENGTH depressed precious metals over the past week. Gold continued the previous week's falls to reach its lowest level for four months. Platinum also touched fourmonth lows, and silver was down to its worst since March 1987. On the London Metal Exchange, non-ferrous
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      Lock icon Opec output down sharply in January, says lEA
      489 6 Reuter THE WEST'S International Energy Agency reckons that Opec cut oil output by about 15 per cent in January in a new bid to put a floor under petroleum piicea. The Paris-baaed lEA's latest monthly report said last Friday that January crude
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      Lock icon Opec panel to meet in March
      119 6 AFP AN OPEC committee will meet in Vienna in late March to discuss oil price developments, Indonesian Mines and Energy Minister Qinanjar Kartasmlta said in Jakarta on Friday. Oil ministers of the five state members of the Pricing Committee Algeria, Indoneaia, Nigeria, Saudi Arabia
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      Lock icon ITC settlement still distant
      369 6 Reuter AGREEMENT between the International Tin Council (ITC) and creditors on a possible out-of-court settlement of claims from the collapse of the ITC buffer stock is still some way off, ITC delegates said. "There are still a lot of variables, a lot of problems to be
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      KL Tin
      142 6 TIN gained nine cents to close at a 33-month high of M 520.51 per kg on the KLTM last week. Dealers attributed the gain to continued strong short-covering by the Europeans in anticipation of tight supply after the Chineee New Year holidays. "The miners are still around despite
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      Rubber
      101 6 THE Malaysian rubber market closed easier in quiet trading ahead of the long lunar New Year holidays. March 1 RSS buyer was quoted at 312.00 cents a kg. Brokers said prices lost ground on some selling end in the absence of buying interest. Profit-taking and book squaring also aided
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      Soybean & Wheat
      257 6 Soybean Wheat SOYBEAN FUTURES closed with gains on the Chicago Board of Trade on Friday on steady commission house/professional buying and after a brief mid-day rally on a Soviet rumour. Prices ended up five to 10-1/4 cents a bushel with spot March up 6-1/4 cents at US$7.7O-1/2. The market traded
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      Lock icon China to become main wheat importer
      210 6 Reuter CHINA will supplant the Soviet Union ss the largest importer of wheat in the trading year to the end of June, the International Wheat Council says. A below-target harvest snd rising population have pushed up China's needs. The Soviet Union will, however, remain
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      Lock icon Crude Oil and Products
      130 6 Teferate FUEL OIL prices slipped lower on the Singapore market last A lack of demand and softer bunker price® were the fundamentals reasons for the weaker numbers. At the close of the week, scattered lots of CST-180 and CST-380 remained uncommitted, at sellers prices of US$75
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      Palm Oil
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      Produce Prices
      163 6 Chinese Produce Exchange Silm' noon dotlnQ pr tCM ON Fob 4 (SI/100 k«; Coconut oil U FOt 106-00 Old dram FOt 118.00 N*w drvm FOt 12Z00 Copra Mixed Doom) 64 Pepper w f l n 4 FOt NLW 707JO «MJ* UWW wVWV FOt foq NLW ***** Sofowdt black
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      London markets
      259 6 London Commodity Exchange Buyor/Soikr closing pricos on Fob 3, (£/tonno unless spodfied). Previous closing pricos in porontftosis. Coffna 8osb In-<tor« London, soMofs option OF London Mor 1167/68 High/Low (1163/65) 1174/63 May 1154/55 (1143/44) Ugh/Low 1154/40 Solos (1W) Cocoa Mar 843/844 (839/840) Ugh/Low 850/840 Moy 850/851 (851/852) M^h/low 861/849
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      57 6 the new P per CO CO LATEST LOCAL, WORLD AND SPORTS NEWS We will be on sale at 10 am on Tuesday. The only Singapore newspaper before lunch-time that day. PLUS Monday's 4-D results f Mon<, ay's Selangor Turf Club WHERE YOU CAN GET US Newsstands 7-Eleven stores Bus interchanges
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  • THE ARTS
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      A logical combination
      978 7  -  The recording engineer must "know how sound works, how the ears work and how the equipment works", says John Shuttteworth, who was in town to record the SSO. KOH TSE YINQ speaks to the ex-teacher, and to composer Leong Yoon Pin whose Overture Dayong Sampan was also
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      Singapore orchestral piece put on CD
      351 7 LOCAL COMPOSER Leong Yoon Pin's Overture Dayong Sampan, which has so far been given eight public performances, will soon find a virtually permanent place among the greats of commercially recorded works of music. In about three or four months, Mr Leong's orchestral work will
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      2605 7 w em mm Highlights, listings for Monday and Tuesday MONDAY Made-in-Hongkong chuckles TUESDAY Football and other hazards OUR CHOICE YOU'RE MY DESTINY, Channel 8, 1.15pm With somewhat uninspired scheduling for the first day of the Lunar New Year, you might be forced to go a-vis-iting or watch a made-in-Hongkong comedy
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      22 7 (f\N RUUD RQURINTRNCe UIRNTS To SGp: V«j c y ,.?)Vin his oFpice-piTQwce..... j ,C<£y u)H/°\T DO >Ou (VIM KUttW CO lit. 7S3TA
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  • SPORTS
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      Lock icon Accola waiting at the sidelines
      411 8 SKIING AP PAUL ACCOLA, the recognised heir of Switzerland's Pirmin Zurbriggen in slalom, is aiming to succeed his teammate in downhill. By skiing to fourth place in last Friday's combined downhill of the World Alpine Ski Championships in Vail, Colorado his best performance in the
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      Lock icon Postponement gives Zurbriggen time to recover
      156 8 Reuter SWISS SKIER Pirmin Zurbriggen received an extra birthday present from the elements last Saturday when the men's downhill race was postponed because of a heavy snowfall at the Alpine skiing world championships in Colorado. The delay until today meant Zurbriggen, who was 26
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      Four-way tie at Los Angeles Open
      454 9 GOLF HALE IRWIN shot a three-under-par 32 on the front nine to create a tour-way tie for the lead last Saturday before darkness halted play midway through the third round in the rain-soaked Los Angeles Open. Irwin, playing just three days after being struck
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      Dunhill Cup: No more tricks in Singapore's bag
      592 9  -  By WALTON MORAIS THE DRAMATIC FIGHTBACK didn't materialise although M Murugiah pulled one back and Poh Eing Chong came to within three strokee of hie opponent in yesterday's third-place play-off of the Dunhill Cup World Qualifying tournament at Serapong. In the end.
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      Lock icon Starling scores shock win to claim welterweight crown
      391 9 BOXING Agencies AMERICAN Marion Starling pulled off an upeet victory in Las Vegas last Saturday, stopping Britain's Lloyd Honeyghan in the ninth round to take the World Boxing Council welterweight title. The former World Boxing Association welterweight champ weathered a ferocious onslaught
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      Lock icon Aussies have good chence of winning
      95 9 CRICKET Reuter LEFT-ARM PACEMAN Mike Whitney ripped through the West Indies batting yeeterday, taking six wickets to give Austrslis a good chance of winning the fifth and final Test In Adelaide. At stumps on the third day. the West Indians were 338 for eight
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      Lock icon US avenges Cup defeat at hands of Paraguay
      607 9 TENNIS UPI SATURDAY was doublee day in Davis Cup matches around the world and for the US, it wee also a day tor sattafying revenge. Robert Seguso and Ken Flach scored e straight-set victory over Victor Pecci and Francisco Gonzalez to give
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      Lock icon Ewing shines in NY Knicks victory
      321 9 BASKETBALL AP PATRICK EWING scored 19 points and blocked five shots ss the New York Knicks defeated Indiana 113-106 last Saturday for the Pacers' fifth straight loss. The Knicks led for moet of the game, but had to survive a 10-0 spurt in the
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      Lock icon Aouita wins indoor race in fine form
      370 9 ATHLETICS UPI REST ASSURED, people of Morocco, the Olympics were just s fluke. Seid Aouits is still the premier middle distsnce runner in the world. Aouits. who returned to Caaablanca in disgrace Isst October titer his performance in Seoul, can go home this
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      327 8 n i 3 oSL". 3S 0> OQA IM -v MfeSl I A/ CrntVaht ChiMM New Year Set Moms (4/2 to 20/2) V/> To?7> $348++ Prospenty Yu Sheng Braised Dried Oysters with Sea Moss Braised Shark s Fin Soup with Crabmeat Steamed Live' Red Tilapia' topped with Smashed Crapy Beans Roasted
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      248 9 entertain.. ft A I ■I 7 WJ m i 4 So much to choose for only $21.50 A sumptuous spread *rfth many dlferent types of appetisers, hot and cold soups, a salad selection...superb pastries, truffles, toites...cheese board, fresh fruit freshty brewed coffee. All for $21.50 And for $27.50 you can
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      652 9 WSKHKHDOB CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Yearned for an aspirin? (5) 0 Gaming establishment? (8) 9 Ha ia summoned In alarm (7) 10 Bowie, perhape (5) 11 Cry uttered when a hinge breaka (5) 12 Croupe of husbands (5) 13 Comparatively regretful (7) 15 By whom Ted ia seasoned! (3) 17
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  • MARKET REVIEWS
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      Lock icon Strong dollar, buying interest help to prop up Wall Street
      663 10 New York A AFP AP UPI STOCK PRICES seesawed last week on active trading on Wall Street, but the market remained firm. The Dow Jones index of 30 leading industrials fluctuated within narrow margins and finished the week at 2,331.25,
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      Lock icon Heavy buying sends Footsie to post-crash high
      964 10 London SIZJ! 4 FT AP UPI BULLISH SENTIMENT and stock shortages took London equities to new post-crash highs last week, after they smashed through the 2,000 barrier the previous Friday. The Footsie 100-share index closed up 64 points on the week at 2,069.9,
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      Lock icon Australian stocks take a beating
      189 10 AFP AN INFLATION blowout climbing interest rates and a strong local dollar combined to puncture bullish sentiment and turn stocks down on the Sydney exchange last week. The main market indicator, the All Ordinaries Index, dropped 30.5 points over the hol-iday-shortened week to finish last
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      Markets take a breather as interest shifts to US, UK
      704 10  -  EH By RICHARD HARRIS MOST European markets have done well so far in 1989. Up to the third week in January, France was up 11 per cent. Holland 7 per cent and Norway a staggering 17 per cent. It was
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      BONDS, LOANS & WARRANTS
      644 10 BONDS, LOANS WARRANTS Company Coupe* <%> Conversion period MMMI pnyeMe Conwrton term tor one ordtowy •here CX Tang Wrti *****990 Chuan Hup Wrts 1991 Oty Dev Bonds 1994 5K Anytime to May 31, 1990 Anytime on or after Mor 1987 until Dec 31, 1991. Feb 1 1 warrant plus $2.25
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      69 10 Company RIGHTS ISSUE General Corp $49,204,936 *omM amount of 8% Con»iftibij Unrcuri •d loan Stock 1988^3 on Hw basis of $3 I iomdqI OOOuflt of toon stocks lor avar y 5 GCB ihoras of $1 eoch Of $2 nonw nol amount of OAS 1988/93 for evary $7-SO nominal
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      317 10 Company RIGHTS ISSUE Berjaya Corpn One-for one $1 00 par per shore C 1 Holdings 27 million loon stocks in the ratio o1 (3 loon stock tor every five ordinary -L L..IJ Causeway In* snort! Issue of $7,252,937 iwiiwl amount of 6% loon Stock IW/W on the basis
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      Lock icon Nikkei index edges up to another record high
      634 10 |My° AFP THE KEY market barometer, the Nikkei Stock Average, ctoeed out last week on Friday at a record high of 31,685.78 yen on the Tokyo Stock Exchange but the market tone was mixed during the week. The 225-stock average, which had
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      301 10 CfTll fa ■Mh Data TaM tar T«M tar pmymm* 4m etaM MM»I« ft* |MT tata ftw Antral Amat Avfeno 20%« Fob 17 Mar 3 Mor 23 20% 29% "5%TE Mar 1 Mor 13 May IS 29%rc 20%Tf Ay mt Motafc JM 19 Fab 2 Fab 27 62% IB
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      300 10 LAST FULL YEAR Cowpowy Parted Dal* Veer Nat BPS Oram Nat ——4 (cam*! dfc profit kn» fear iroooi Alcorn Interim Sep 22 Dec 88 19,0411 leong Huot Interim Sep 29 Dec 88 5351 M»»an r.iiltb Interim Oct 1 Dec 88 ***** Rmo M Box Inter in Nov 9
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      862 11 New York Reuter A SURPRISINGLY strong gain in US January employment revived inflation concerns on Wall Street on Friday, and provided an excuse to some investors to take profits. But strength in the broader market helped to cushion the losses, leading stocks to a mixed finish.
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      910 11 London Reuter LONDON EQUITIES stood close to their day's highs in late trading on Friday with sn acute shortage of stock exaggerating the gains made on the back of early, fresh demand, dealers said. "I think there can be no doubt that most market-makers are running
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      Lock icon US government approves takeover of Nabisco
      230 11 Reuter THE US GOVERNMENT has approved the record US$25 billion takeover of RJR Nabisco Inc but gave buyer Kohlberg, Kravts Roberts Co, a year to sell off brands to avoid domination of US sales of oriental food, peanuts and ketchup. The Federal Trade Commiaaion'a
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      Lock icon GEC in missile co-operation talks with Matra
      224 11 AFP BRITAIN'* General Electric Company la negotiating possible co-operation in miaailea and apacecraft with French electronica group Matra, the Londonbaaed Financial Tlmee haa reported. The Financial Times said the talks were pert of GEC's plana to expend in the defence market in continental
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      845 11 Answers remain murky, analysts say NYT TEXACO INC has survived the largeet jury verdict ever awarded, the biggest bankruptcy ever filed and an attack by Carl Icahn, the corporate raider. Now the question is: how good an oil company is it? The issue is
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      241 11 SINGAPORE BUSINESS AN OFFER YOU CANNOT REFUSE! JANUARY WINNER: EDDIE LIM HUNG HUAT IC No: *****61/G Two more computer sets to be won one each in February and March '89 THE GIFT YOU WILL RECEIVE 0 SUBSCRIPTION /RENEWAL FORM. (Subscription/renewal orders received by 25 February '89 will be entitled for
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      25 11 d**£4rA/&b/£l£-(/A7ZV&, At/*. ro /WC// OVZ'/AS 727V&W/AA/0 t/ZW £Wr&*££ 4 77//MZ. rcA*/AX£Z*ft4r£r or 7Z> &XJ*6'S/ ££/*W£7RA77GrS, €.m. €,j\ mj by Martell /S&'M?r/vi4A'77A& 7Z> 4r?vzr7?/£'£*L/ &/&sr fVOWP*...
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    131 12 AFP NATIONALISM is on the rise among China's ethnic minorities as economic reforms begin to highlight gape between them and the majority Han Chinese, the official China Dally newspaper has said. Deepening reform and economic improvements had revealed "some new situations and new problems", the paper
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  • SATURDAY ROUNDUP
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      Second operation for President Wee
      105 12 A quick look at Saturday's main news PRESIDENT Wee Kim Wee underwent his second operation in three weeks on Saturday for a "mildly enlarged" prostate. He was reported to be in satisfactory condition. Last month, President Wee was warded at the Singapore General Hospital to
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    Lock icon Arms industry's offset deals reach US$2O billion, says US report
    296 12 FT OFFSET DEALS worth US$2O billion have been concluded on arms contracts valued at US$35 billion over the past eight years, according to a new US government report. The report, prepared for the Office of Management and the Budget, seeks
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    Lock icon Orang Asli income affected by diminishing rattan forests
    245 12 Bernama RATTAN, a source of income tor the majority of Orang Asli in Peninsular Malaysia, is being "threatened" and this may affect the community's purse, according to a Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia study. Rattan is a major side income for the Orang Asli
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    Lock icon 'Little progress for Cambodian problem despite Shevardnadze visit'
    369 12 AFP SOVIET Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze's visit to Beijing cleared the way for a Sino-Soviet summit but made little real progress on solving persistent differences on Cambodia, western diplomats said yeeterday. Few diplomats doubt that a summit between Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev
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    414 12 Reuter SOVIET-PAKISTAN talks on the search for peace in Afghanistan once Moscow's troops have left started yesterday. The meetings, which Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze said would involve intense negotiations, began one hour late, but there was no explanation for the delay. Mr Shevardnadze went
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    Japanese spring maker to invest $15m
    462 12  -  By CHUANG PECK MING JAPAN'S leading manufacturer of precision springs, Kato Spring, will invest $15 million in a new factory to boost its production and to make new Components. To be located in Bedok and taking up 10.000 sq m. the factory is more
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      Lock icon Tokyo- Yokohama area has tremors
      51 12 AFP AN EARTHQUAKE measuring 5.7 on the open-ended Richler scale hit the Tokyo-Yoko-hama area yseterday. There were no immediate reports of caauatties or damage, the Meteorological Agency said. The epicentre of the earthquake was 280 km south of Tokyo in the Pacific off Hachijo Island
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      66 12 Reuter AFGHAN Prime Minister Mohammed Hassan Sharq has appeeled to the UN to organlee emergency food relief to head off a "terrific disaster" in his war-torn nation. Mr Sharq wrote to UN Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cueilar that war, ineecurity and bad weather had led
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      Lock icon 'Oil summit this year unlikely'
      50 12 Reuter A PROPOSED summit of Opec hMda of state is urv liksty to tsks pises this yssr, Indoneeian Oil Minister Ginsnjsr Kartasssmits said yeetsrdsy. These things tsks tims to orgsniss... I don't think it (s summit) will happsn bsfors ths snd of this yssr." Router
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      Lock icon Bomb attack on Sri Lanka rally
      49 12 Reuter SRI LANKA Opposition ieedsr Si rims BsndsrsnsJks eecspsd unhurt yssterdsy when bombs wsrs hurted st ons of hsr slsction rslliss. Residents ssid thst sbout 30 poopis had boon wounded in ths attack on ths Frssdom Party mooting at Hlngurskgods, in North-Contrsl provincs.
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      Lock icon US to close radar system
      69 12 Reuter THE US AIR FORCE is dosing s radar system in the Philippines, ons of sbout two dozen tracking systems It usss around the world to datact foreign satsllitea. A spokoewoman from Clark Air Baae said yssterday that the 17th Surveillance Squadron at San Miguel
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      Lock icon Miswiring found in five planes
      67 12 AP INSPECTIONS of Boeing Jetliners ordered by the US Federal Aviation Administration have turned up five more caaes of miswiring In twin-jet Boeing 737 a The lateet finding* were wrong connections on fire extinguisher bottles in engines on tour Boeing 737s operated by Australian airlines
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    South-South trade: change takes time
    857 12  -  By HARISH MEHTA THE OBVIOUS and the not so obvious happened when the Group of 77 nations huddled together recently for a summit in New Delhi. Predictably, they focused their collective anger and angst on the "restrictive trade barriers erected by the developed nations". But
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      410 12 Free clippings of BT exclusive stories Free copies of these exclusive stories in last week's Business Times are now available 1. The story of Lien Ying Chow, as told by the 82-year-old banker himself in a profile of the Businessman of the Year 1988. 2. Third prize winning entry of
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      386 13  -  By LILY FERNANDEZ HONGKONG-BASED shipping company, Arrow Lines, has announced plans to increase its capacity from three to four vessels. The carrier now serves the South-east Asia/South Africa routes. Arrow Lines currently operates three vessels the Arrow King, Arrow
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      Lock icon Aussie union dispute may delay ship loadings
      191 13 Reuter A UNION dispute about overtime is expected to result in loading delays for vessels visiting Australian ports from this Association of Employers of Waterside Labour executive director Colin Coventry said waterside unions had voted on Friday to limit overtime to 14 hours
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      187 13 Reuter TRAFFIC was heavy at the Port of Dar-es-Salaam in January but a critical shortage of rolling stock on the Tanzania-Zambia Railway led to a backlog of up to 520 Zambiabound containers, shipping officials said. The opening of a new U5532.5 million terminal, scheduled for this
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        128 13 AFP CHINA has launched the last of four ships it has been constructing under a 1985 contract with Czechoslovak Ocean Shipping (COS), the official China Daily newspaper said. The 7,000-ton multi-ple-use ship, named the Sazara, was launched at Tianjin under the deal signed by
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        Lock icon Hapag-Lloyd sells Unikai stake
        90 13 Reuter SHIPPING and travel group Hapag-Lloyd AG has sold its 74.9 per cent stake in port services company Unikai Hafenbetrieb GmbH to Hafen und Lagerhaus AG (HHLA) for an undisclosed sum. Hapag-Lloyd and Unikai said in a joint statement the sale was backdated to Jan 1,
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      Lock icon Nations fail to settle talks on global toxic waste transport
      189 14 AP OFFICIALS from SO nations have failed in a final round of talks to settle disputes blocking agreement on the world's first treaty regulating the transport and disposal of toxic wastes. But Mostafa K Tolba, the executive director of the
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      Lock icon Indonesian prahu losing its traditional way
      564 14 Reuter A SHIPWRIGHT wielding a mallet hammers wooden pegs into the unfinished hull of a sailing ehip. About 50 other veeaels are taking shape from piles of teak loss under palm frond shelters on the stretch of beach in southern Sulaweei, for centuries the
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      859 15 SEVERAL bulk carriers have been put on the market for sale including the Danube Sea of 54.809 tonnes dw and built 1980, for which the owners are seeking US$lO.5 million, secondhand tonnage brokers said. A similar price is sought for the Tomls Sea of 54,809 tonnes dw and built
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      World-Wide buys products carrier for around US$25m
      359 15 HONGKONG'S leading shipowning company, World-Wide Shipping Agency Ltd, has snapped up a new 40,000 tonnes deadweight products carrier from Mitsui of Japan in its continuing drive to boost both the size and scope of its fleet. Brokers believe the sale price was around
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1202 20 QUIETER conditions prevailed on the single voyage dry cargo freight market on Thursday, and a one point fall in the Baltic Freight Index was mainly based on recent business, brokers said. Moderate time-charter activity was noted. The only grain business to emerge out the US Gulf was to
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      107 13 raaa A SHIPWRIGHT wielding a mallet hammers wooden pegs into the unfinished hull of a sailing ship. About 50 other vessels are taking shape from piles of teak loss under palm frond shelters on the stretch of beach in southern Sulawesi, for centuries the shipbuilding centre of Indonesia. P«g« II
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      388 14 u Hapag-Lloyd CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT PRO6FER CITY OF EDINBURGH LARGS BAY LONOON EXPRESS BENCAiRN HAMBURG EXPRESS KURAMA MARU VOY NO S PORE P. KELANG SOUTHAMPTON HAMBURG 7/2 I 28/2 2/3 9/2 11/2 2/3 4/3 18/2 8/3 10/3 23/2 25/2 15/3 17/3 1/3 28/3 23/3 2/3 4/3 22/3 34/3 8/3
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      443 18 aoasfc AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accepting FCL7FCL Contains* Sw*apori P K4*nf Ptnanf Loadmi tor Mottar vsl By Faadar Br f TULSIDAS *J» 5 Fab frmM+W** KALIOAS Ml 9 Mir 4 Mar 4 Mir Fram/MaNVSydn/Adal TULSIDAS *.40 l Apr X Mar Mir fram^Wb/SydivAdal KALIOAS ¥.42 2 Mi, 3 Apr 21 Apr
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      575 18 GOLDEN LINE GUAN GUAN SHIPPING (PIE) LTD a. TtM Aytf St'Mt SINGAPORE MM II1: SMIW (10 IIMS) Fu SMHO4 STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: OOUK* WONOU QCX-DtN HAVtN CthntafKaracMMNi CHINA sum A VESSEL HuMfpu/ SlM#■ S port P I W z y&rxA CHINA OCEAN SHIPPING CO., PEKING THE PEOPLE S REPUBLIC OF
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      423 18 PHIU Oni€NT LIN(S PT( LTD HfAO OPF'CE 63 808 NSON RO»D «OM2 AFRO AS A BUHOiNG SINGAPORE 01C5 TELEK RS ***** PMILI FAf 225*676 XT HA SINGAPORE IDESTINATION jn V DUBAI, OAMUN, KUWAIT, a/2. 2*2 I DOHA MUSCAT. BAHRAIN AW DNABI SNARJAM JEDOAN (LCI) MEEKLY AOAtA. HOOEIDAH TBN 13/2 1W
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      958 19 Agents S pore NEPTUNE AGENCES PTE. LTD. General Booktncs Bookings Inward/ Terminal CFS Enquiries Ft EU/AUST TP* SEA Outward *****22 *****53 27*9977 *****53 *****42 ******4 *****1) 27)0116 27)0118 27)0148 -y ML m m NEPIME SON BHD MNOL isr I NEPTUNE ORIENT ONES UD EXPORT IMPORT h EEDEB VSL N. Emerald
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      256 19 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO P KELANG, PENANG. KEELUNG. BUSAN. INCHON OON A* Vested Nam* ETO BS S PORE PNLG KEE BUSAN I tCLORIAfIOIN tun 07-OW2 11-IMC 23-2S/08 24*2 #MO DONAM/W1 30/01 W-L3/Q2 17-11*2 2t-2MS 03-08/03 OMB •NO 8 DONAM/9C2N OS& 15-17/BZ IS-lSff2 27-27/B? 06-07/03 DRACNET/JQ2N
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      175 19 ?n El Mm •i« 11/2 4 11/2 11/2* 11/2 1212 14/2 7/2 a u/2 7/2 A 11/2 7/2 ft 14/2 7/2 ft 14/2 f, AUCKLAND WELLINGTON N. PLYMOUTH 11»' *1 i/2 ft 13/2 1/2 ft 13/2 1/2 ft 13/2 11/2 A 25/2 OTHER PORTS tsu i LAE/RABAUL JE CNTR LINE
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      556 19 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 ***** PCNANC P KCLANC MISSUS HAI THONG SKIPPING 127 PtMflfStrect. Ptnjnj. Mataytu M/S HANDLING SYSTEM CO SON BHO
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      148 20 ir i Regional WMther w:%# (p v n: >* li !i I v SK3NWTCANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7JO AM. Feb 6, 1089 On* halt Ihcht rtprmnft 5 knon R ThundwVom, c A A Sho wt( W«olt*( Wod drcction w*i ipttd m knon Roin Cloudy Sky W*c* n<i or*
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      284 21 9s> ABC CONTAINERLINE N.V. TO AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND m inrr u 7 DATS TO FREMANTLE! TO USA/CANADA 1M IIM rrUSA ""^iJSL?Savannah, Taapa, Jackwnvilla, WlMntfon (Del). Norfolk. Balthnora, Now York. Boaton FROM USA/CANADA/EUROPE/MEDITERRANEAN TNT Eiprm E.HUOI6 irar7Jtr'jn- j fT?nw?Mg?3i AGENTS: FARGO SHIPPING COMPANY (PTE.) LTD. IS. HOE CHIANG ROAO. 0 13-02 SANFORO
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      323 21 AGENCIES (S) PTE LTO" TEL *****33 (10 Lines) B\ FAX ***** 15 TELEX RS ***** RISHIP (3 Line.) X nm f*>»y fm tTa ui rr PAKISTAN NATIONAL SHIPPING CORP., KARACHI. INDONESIA MALAYSIA KARACHI MIDDLE EAST GULF SERVICE FOR KARACHI, DUBAI AND DAMMAN. VESSEL KUANTAN PT. KLANQ PENANQ SUNDERBANS 22-24/2 LALAZAR
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      278 21 CCNI COMPANIA CHILENA DC NAVEGACION INTSIIOCEANICA IA (CHILEAN NATIONAL LINE) GREAT ANDES' SERVICE ARI IQUIQUI VALPARAISO STO OIRINCO V* W CARGO FOR PUNTA ARENAS TALCAHUANO (SAN VICENTE) ACCEPTED WITH T/S VIA VALPARAISO NEPTUNE AGENCIES PTE LTD BOOKINGS: *****34, *****71, *****65 SHIPPING HONOKONO/ AUCRnuroan tm/t Li i«# r »i 111 koECS
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      160 21 <r«> CRYSTAL Tat: ***** M Tic 43N1 CFSM FAX: *****11 TORONTO/VANCOUVER LOS ANGELES/NEW YORK ROTTERDAM/HAMBURG FELIXSTOWE/LONDON SYDNEY/MELBOURNE FREMANTLE P. MORESBY/ LAE/ RABUAL COLOMBO HONGKONG/CHINA BANGKOK KEELUNG/KAOSHIUNG MANILA BUSAN P. KELANG/PENANG TOKYO/YOKOHAMA JAKARTA 10/2/89 16/2/89 18/2/89 18/2/89 13/2/89 13/2/89 28/2/89 11/2/89 12/2/89 12/2/89 12/2/89 12/2/89 9/2/89 11/2/89 9/2/89 11/2/89 BOOKING: *****22
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      117 21 UNIPACIFIC TRANS TRADING AGENCY PTE. LTD. SINGAPORE TEL: *****22 FAX: *****76 WISHING ALL OUR SHIPPERS A HAPPY PROSPEROUS M GONG p x, I FA I M Ct CA/ I Agents UNIPACIFIC TRANS TRADING AGENCY SDN BHC PORT KLANG 03-*****1 1 '*****66 6 B. S. C. BANGLADESH NATIONAL LINE (Bangladesh Government
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      585 22 Tft fine-liner shipping PTE LTD ''J Shenton rtiy i>4 02C Mirm S f't TEI *****77 (8 Lines) TLX RS 22W1 FLINEP FAX .^aVi EUROPE SERVICE (FCL A LCL) t'l.:-v.v:im'M ■I'M I' ■■MI.JHM.V m mY.S.N.LIN. REGULAR JAPAN HONGKONG STRAITS SERVICE Edo Maru Ri«el Sinus Voahiumi Iris C.S. Aki G. Emerald PKELANG
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      579 22 ZIM CONTAINER SERVICE accenting FCL/LCL cjrrm I* USA East t West Coaat. Carribtean.East Canada HAITI. Ceua Rica, CI Salvador, Guattmala Honduras, V«n«/u*la. Nm. Ecuador. Collegia via 111 ami. Trinidad. Barbados. Antigua, St Lucia. Montiarrat. Cuayana via Kmeston AUSTRALIA CONTAINER SERVICE AOPU Jll7 ZIM KAOHSIUNC 7/3 zim piraeus aa T 5
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      353 22 LOADINC FOR CAILAO, MATARANI, 110* AND ALL OTHER PERUVIAN PORTS* WITH TRANSHIPMENT AT KOBE ON CPV THROUGH BILL OF LADING TO FINAL DESTINATION. HUGHEVERETT HANOLOEVUETT ""■T 252 DAVAO* ANO TO OTHER REP. OF PHILIPPINES POUTS* Pmang" P. Katonf* Singapore HUGH EVERETT lfifll FA MAHOCOEVERETT 2S/27 Fab ROSEEVWETT Mp2 Mar LOADING
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      164 23 TEL: *****77 TLX: R3 ***** SANFE FAX; *****21 Seabrfctafe CfIMTMEMTAI IMm MTERCONTMENTAL UNEB JEURO AFGHAN/IRAN/IRAQ SERVICES A. NCTO V23-WV K. vaslyacv vu-a TORGHUNDt. HAIR A TAN. KABUL, TEHRAN, DJUIFA ft BAGHDAD JEURO EASTERN BLOC SERVICES SEABRIDGE EUROPE SCANDINAVIAN SERVICES mm SEABROI6E FAR EAST. VIETNAM CHINA SERVICES WEEKLY FCL/LCL GROUPAGE FROM
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      145 23 Consolidation Service PAPUA NEW GUINEA SIN: 7/2 PT MORESBY/LAE PACIFIC ISLANDS SIN: 25/2 NOUMEJUPT VILA/SUVA/ PAPEETE MAURITIUS REUNION ISLANDS SIN: 24/2, 28/2 PORT LOUIS/REUNION 0 TRANSTAINERS WEST AFRICA SERVICE TUNIS/ALGIERS/CASABLANCA/NOUAKCHOTT/ LOBITO BANJUL CONAKRY/MATAO>/LUANOA/ Thru direct B/L to BAMAKO/NIAMEY/YAOUNDE/OUAGADOUGOU/ BANGUI/KINSHASA TTA Freight Pte Ltd Tel: *****55 TLX RS ***** Erfß Egyptian
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      579 23 SING KWANG HANG •imp para a transportation (pt*> ltd WEEKLY LCL/FCL SERVICE n DCBTMATIONB PORT KELANG MANILA HOMO KONG. ALL CHINA PORTS KEELUNG, KAOH SIUNG BUS AN TOKYO, KOBE CHITTAGONG DUBAI SYDNEY. MELBOURNE BRISBANE. ADELAIDE FREMANTLE ETA SMQAPORE 11 FEB 15 FEB > 12 FEB 14 FEB 14 FEB 14
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      522 23 IMTTT^TT^TT TAIWAN TO SINGAPORE ASEAN DIRECT WEEKLY TO PORT KELANG/PENANG •AT ATTRACTIVE RATES* na pn lur GLORY SUA TAN VIII Voy M 4/2 GLORY SCUT AN VI Voy 7/2 6 VESSELS OF LOG CARRIERS 9 5 VESSELS OF BRAND NEW TWIN DECKERS ON REGULAR LINER SERVICE FROM TAIWAN TO SINGAPORE
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      378 23 PTC CONTAINER LINES FCt LCI SfRVICf <IM ffll y|T 12/2 KEELUNG/KAOHSIUNG 12/2 BANGKOK 13/2 MANILA 11/2 JAKARTA 11/2 PORT KELANG/PENANG 14/2 BUSAN 14/2 TOKYO/YOKO/KOBE 14/2 HONG KONG also accepting cargo to Huancpu/Shefizhen/Fuzhoui Xiamen/Xmgang/ShangKai 18/2 RDM/HAM/ANT/LE HAVRE/GENOA 18/2 LDN/FLX/LVP/SOU POH TIONG CHOON SHIPPING (PTE! LTO TE» 2201*66 Ca 225 t 641
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      758 24 YANG LINE EXPRESS FAR EAST/EUROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE FMG LO f W(« iN'E GOAHCOtOMS St'lOSil I.ISI Of COIOMb CAVN COMP*S *NON M» .CNt*CO"»* 01 s*.l'i*C ON CN»I u*C 0» vfNffutLA JSX lw*fl u*9 WISHING ALL ASSOCIATES A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS LUNAR NEW YEAR STRAITS TRANSPORTATION PTE LTD TEL *****22 (CHOYANG/FMG'CAVN)
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      493 24 PUV-l P.T. MASKAPAI PELAYARA PULAU LAUT FULLY CONTAINERISED REGIONAL FEEDER SERVICE TWICE-WEEKLY/WEEKLY FIXED DAY SCHEDULE BETWEEN THE PORTS OF S PORE, INDONESIA, MALAYSIA A THAILAND ALSO ACCEPTING LCL CARGO TO JKT, PKG, PNG AND, BKK. FOR BOOKINGS CALL SPECARGO FORWARDING AT TEL: *****77 1 scnvicc VOY SIN JKT PAJ JKT
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      595 24 mm t CALL US AT: P. KELANG PENANG J. BAHRU P. GUDANG SINGAPORE 1 K. LUMPUR *****53/*****11 *****122/4, *****3 07-***** 07-*****3. *****5, *****0, *****1 02-*****22 242HH WEEKLY FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE FEEOER BUTANC SZ3 B. tUTANC SB BUTANC SZ7 I MJTANC SS *****Z231 ILJJL, tin OTHER Of ST
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