The Business Times, 25 October 1989

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES MCI (P) 45/12/88 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1989 75 CENTS
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    Dow down
    146 1 SHARE PRICES on Wall Street began crawling upward by midsession yesterday after taking a steep dive in early trading. At 11am (11.00pm Singapore time), the Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 33.81 points from Monday's close at 2,629.51 after a loss of more than 80 points 25 minutes
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  • FINANCIAL NEWS SUMMARY
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      Stock Indices
      46 1 Tuesday ST Industrials lnd«x 1358.42 (-6.60) BT Composite Index 1223.40 (-4.81 NST Industrial Index 2526.14 (-9.11 HK Hang Seng Index 2731.97 (-0.20) Tokyo Nikkei Average *****.55 (-58.97 Sydney All-Ordinaries 1648.5 (-19.5 Monday New York (Dow Jones) 2662.91 (-26.23 London (FT 30 Index) 1772.6 11.6
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      Exchange rates
      11 1 US$. 142.15 yen 1.8475 DM 551.9585 £> U5*1.5970 Ms: 550.7266
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      Simex
      17 1 Euro-$ (Dec) 91.74 DM (Dec) 0.5422 Yen (Dec) 0.*****6 Pound (Dec) 1.5842 NRckei Index (Dec) 35,855
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      Gold prices
      12 1 S'por* (buyer's qoot») US$366.30 +US$0.80) London (Afternoon Fix US$366.40 +US$0.60)
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      Rubber
      10 1 S'por* November 162.00 cants/kg (-1.50 M'jJa Novmbf 226.50Mct5/kg (-1.50)
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      KL Tin
      7 1 20.37 Ms/kg (-0.05) Turnovers 183(-2
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      CPO futures
      16 1 Turnover: 2270 lon 1425 Nov M5773/tom« 1 13) Doc M5793/tonno (+10) Jan MsBoB/tonrw (+11)
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      Prime lending rate
      10 1 6.375% (avorogo of 12 major banks' PUts)
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      Money market
      24 1 THE overnight rate on the Singapore money market was 1/8 point higher at 5-3/8 per cent yesterday. Term rates were all unchanged.
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    Footsie down
    38 1 SHARES in London plunged yesterday because of a sudden sell-off on Wall Street, dealers said. London's FT/SE index of 100 leading shares fell 35 points by mid-afternoon, little more than an hour after Wall Street opened.
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    Regional stock markets close lower
    234 1 REGIONAL STOCK MARKETS closed lower yesterday on prof-it-taking and a lack of fresh incentives. Share prices in Singapore dipped in afternoon trading as market players cashed in on re- cent gains. The Straits Times Industrials Index lost 6.60 points to 1,358.42 in quiet trading, while
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    F&N to buy M$22m worth of Malayan Breweries assets
    576 1  -  PURCHASE IN MALAYSIA INCLUDES A BREWERY SITE By ELAINE KOH THE FRASER NEAVE GROUP has agreed to buy over a brewery site and some residential and industrial properties in Malaysia for about Ms 22 million resulting from the merger of Guinness
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    Lock icon Leading stock exchange officials puzzled by recent market crash
    423 1 Reuter TOP OFFICIALS of the world's leading stock exchanges are worried because they cannot explain the sudden, steep drop in global share prices that occurred earlier this month. "We were all surprised and cannot really explain what the reasons for the
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    Lock icon Indonesia to certify biscuits before export
    127 1 AFP ALL BISCUITS exported from Indonesia will be checked and certified that they are poison-free by health authorities before they are shipped abroad, a newspaper reported yesterday. Importers, including those from the US, had requested the government's assurance following reports that many Indonesians had
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    Lock icon Average growth of 5pc for Indonesia: research report
    433 1 Reuter INDONESIA'S economy should grow annually by an average of 5 per cent in the next five years, buoyed by robust exports, the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) forecasts. In a report, Indonesia to 1993. Breakthrough in the Balance, the EIU said that
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    PT Astra aims for Jakarta listing next February
    531 1  -  By WILLIAM CHIA THE FAST GROWING Jakarta stock market has attracted Indonesia's second largest conglomerate to seek a listing. PT Astra International Inc. the parent company of the diversified Astra group which is owned by the Soeryadjaya family, is going public in
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    Lock icon KL has no plans to forbid foreign property buyers
    114 1 Bernama THE MALAYSIAN GOVERNMENT has no plans yet to amend the National Land Code (Amendment) 1965 to forbid foreigners from buying property in the country. Mr Adam Kadir, the parliamentary secretary to the Land and Regional Development Ministry. told Parliament on
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    Lock icon Thai PM plans to quit next August
    147 1 AFP THAI PRIME MINISTER Chatichai Choonhavan has said that ha wants to stay on as government leader only until he reaches the middle of his current term in August next year. "I want to stay only half my term. It's tiring. I have
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      201 1 makes Ms7l million commodities 9 Editorial Comment: 10 Gatt 4 cash call Palm oj| Meta)9 The corporate spirit of giving Flap over services Asiatic in joint bid to Produce. Rubber, Tin develop Sabah oil palm Company Meetings 18 Australian property 10 Focus 5 plantation Crosswords 13 Asia looks Down Under
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      5 1 CHOGM stories on BACK PAGE
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      237 1 A Ct+Xwiy 016*cdJU+M (nhen—ain) SINCE 1888 v u Made in WEST GERMANY Orient Marine going places ORIENT MARINE, a newcomer to the local ship supply Industry, Is gearing up for expansion both at home and abroad. This year, Its sales are likely to double the Initial estimates of $3.5 million,
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  • HOME NEWS
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      STPB expects 5m visitors next year
      430 2  -  HIGHER OPERATING EXPENSES FOR TOURIST BOARD By SUZANNE SOH SINGAPORE should welcome a record five million tourists next year, says the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board (STPB). But rising along with the number of tourists is the cost of luring them here. The STPB's overall
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      Bid to improve work of renovation contractors
      250 2 TWO CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY organisations have launched a training programme for renovation contractors with the aim of raising the standard of renovation work done on Singapore homes. The Construction Industry Development Board (CID6) and the Renovation and Decoration Advisory Council (RADAC) yesterday signed a
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      UPS to speed up delivery
      152 2 UNITED Parcel Service (UPS), one of the world's top courier service companies, is to speed up delivery in a move to give its rivals a run for their money. UPS is working with Singapore Network Services (SNS). operator of the Trade Net service, to effect
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      Asia integrating faster than Europe
      378 2  -  By ASAD LATIF, Foreign Editor "ASIA 1992" that is the term an American economist has coined to describe on-going economic and financial integration in Asia. The pace of this integration, he adds, is faster than moves to create a unified European market by 1992. Richard
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      CPF savings near $35b at end of September
      246 2 SAVINGS of Central Provident Fund members reached $34.91 billion at the end of September, up by about 2.68 per cent from $34 billion at the end of June this year. A CPF Board statement yesterday also disclosed that total contributions from the
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      W Australia's trade show brings in A$4m business
      135 2 MORE THAN As 4 million worth of business is expected to be concluded following a Western Australia overseaa trade promotion held in Singapore laat weeK Billed aa Weatern Australia's largeat overseas trade promotion, the five-day exhibition aaw brisk salea in building products,
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      Shizuoka exhibition opens
      105 2 THE Japaneae Prefecture of Shizuoka hopes to expand its ties with Singapore through a five-day economic and cultural exhibition starting today at Plaza Singapura Located between Tokyo and Oaaka, the prefecture laat year aet up a trade office here to aupport industries intending to set up operatione
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      French enterprises group on verge of opening office here
      441 2  -  By WALTON MORAIS A FRENCH small- and mediumsized enterprisee group with about 120,000 members is on the verge of setting up an office in Singapore to serve the Asean region. The Agency for the International Promotion of Small- and Mediumsized Enterprises,
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      Success of polls in Namibia crucial to UN
      238 2 A SUCCESSFUL and peaceful United Nations-supervised elections in Namibia is not only important for the country, but also important for the world organisation, said Home Affairs Minister S Jayakumar yesterday. Professor Jayakumar was speaking at a dinner to send off 20 election
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      192 2 WEATHER^ ■swuuumi tor Oct 25 CHv Mm/ Mole OUTLOOK: Skewers Mln ever eeverel ereee le ft>e mom log Report for 24 hours prior Aberdeen 12/08 Showers to 7.30pm on Oct 24 of Amsterdam 17/12 Windy ai/iao—, "i Auckland 18/11 Windy HZIWiW Bangkok 33/24 Fair Aeeoc humldNy S3 Belling 17/07 Cloudy
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  • FOREIGN NEWS
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      Lock icon Era of US-Soviet domination ending: official
      384 3 Reuter THE US is moving towards sn era in which the domination of the two superpowers is ending and Japan and Western Europe will have a bigger say, US Deputy Secretary of State Lawrence Eagleburger said on Monday. "The world is not quite our
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      Lock icon Iran seeks up to US$20b foreign capital in five years
      180 3 Reuter IRAN is offering guarantees to foreign investors to attrsct between US$l5 billion end US$2O billion of foreign capital during its forthcoming five-yesr plan, Presidsnt All Akbar Hashsmi Rafsanjani said on Monday. "Iran has one of the best records (in
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      Lock icon KL lagging in exports off manufactured goods
      181 3 Bernama MANUFACTURED GOODS comprised 12.8 per cent of total Malaysian exports to Japan last year, the lowest ratio among Asean countries, excluding Brunei Darussalam, according to the latest figures from the Japan External Trade Organisation (Jetro). The figure compared with Singapore's 50.8 per
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      Lock icon Japan stands firm on foreign labour
      168 3 AFP IN SPITE OF acute labour shortages, Japan has intensified its hunt for illegal workers and reiterated on the weekend its opposition to legalising immigration of unskilled foreign workers. According to figures issued last Saturday by the Justice Ministry, 9,310 illegal foreign workers were
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      Lock icon Bush to ask for US$1.5b earthquake relief
      176 3 Reuter PRESIDENT George Bush will seek US$l.5 trillion in new federal aid for earthquake recovery efforts in northern California but will not seek a tax increase to pay for It, the White House said on Monday. The request, far below some estimates of
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      Lock icon Petrol tax will solve US budget, trade deficits: expert
      646 3 PROBLEMS RESULTED FROM RELUCTANCE TO TAKE UNPOPULAR MEASURES AP THE US BUDGET and trade deficits are not economic problems, but problems of "cowardice", American management guru Peter Drucker aaid on Monday. Mr Drucker expressed optimism about the export dynamism of small-
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      Lock icon EC opposes US plan on trade in services
      324 4 AFP THE United States proposed an accord to free trade in services to the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (Gatt) on Monday, but clashed with European countries over preferential special arrangements. Washington raised the possibility of special arrangements limited to countries
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      Lock icon Duty-free sales chalk up US$12b
      124 4 AFP WORLDWIDE duty-free sales brought in US$l2 billion in 1968. Jean Cheramy, president of Tax-Free International, said on Monday at the opening of TaxFree's fifth international congress that duty-free shops sold about US$3.5 billion worth of alcoholic drinks. US$2.7 billion worth of perfumes and US$l.66
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      Lock icon Clash in Cocom likely over E Bloc reforms
      165 4 Reuter MEMBERS OF COCOM. the West s trade watchdog on strategic exports to communist coontries. are likely to clash at a key meeting this week over how to respond to reforms in Eaat Europe, according to delegates. The two-day gathering of top
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      Lock icon Next round of wage talks vital to West German economy
      244 4 Reuter WAGE demands threaten to send West Germany's economy, the powerhouse of Europe, into a tailspin. five leading economic reeearch institutes said on Monday. They said the economy would slow down slightly next year as recent interest rate riaes undermined
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    DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
    902 4 ARRIVALS Oparotor S*rvtc* number iknm 1 From MAS SU OA IAW MAS GU SA MA QFA MA SU GU TMA SA TtY GU SU GU MAS GU SU SU SU SAB SU SU THA SU GU CAl KU SU THA MAS CPA PAS MAS KLM MH630 SQ103
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      209 4 YOU ARB INVITED TO DISCOVER THE NEW FRONTIERS OF FRANCE AT THE SLF AUDITORIUM 512 A Thomson Rd Singapore 1029 25 OCTOBER 1989 26 OCTOBER 1989 Guest of Honour Guest of Honour Mr. Michael Yeo Mr. Yeo Cheow Tong Chairman of Science Centre Board Ag. Minister of Health Col Patrick
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  • FOCUS
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      Lock icon Yen is not everything when it comes to aid
      831 5 Focus takes a look at the way Japan is making adjustments for the better in the realm of corporate affairs. In the first article, Japan realises that there's more to foreign aid than merely giving away money. The second article below
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      Lock icon Tokyo quietly building more influence at IMF
      930 5 NYT JAPAN, the world's biggest creditor and provider of financial assistance, is quietly building its influence in global finance institutions long dominated by the United States and Western Europe. Having gained the appointment of a Japanese official to the top ranks of the
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      Lock icon Using comic books and videos to teach manners to newcomers
      810 5 Asahi A SECTION CHIEF tells a newcomer that he has to arrive at the office 15 minutes early, that he has to look neat, and that he has to bow properly 15 degrees to colleagues, 30 degrees to an immediate
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Government securities market
      98 6 Treasury bills Period Issue Yesterday's dosing Day's code Maturity MO OFFER HKX LOW 3 months 8S*****V 18.01.90 4.23 4.18 4.23 4.23 6 months BS*****V 18.01.90 4.23 4.18 1 yeor BY*****Z 18.10.90 4.31 4.26 Government notes and bonds Period Issue Maturity Coupon Yesterday's dosing Day's code rate WD
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      World interest rates
      184 6 Indict— ths avaraga of Km prima tending rata* of 12 major banks In t'pora Interbank market rataa (offer/bid) on Oct 24 US$ DM SWFC Y«n 7 doyi 4 13/14 11/14 IS I/*— IS 7 7/1 7 3/4 7 1/3 7 1/4 tS/H-J/U I Mh 8 3/4 a
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      Forex markets
      1588 6 SINGAPORE: THE US DOLLAR closed mixed yesterday, slightly higher against the yen and lower against most European currencies after thin and directionless trade. "It waa a very quiet market with narrow ranges," said a Japanese treasury manager. "The dollar's bearish sentiment has not changed but we will need
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      Money markets
      54 6 THE overnight rate on the Singapore money market was 1/8 point higher at 5-3/8 per cent yesterday. Term rates were all unchanged. s$ Interbank rate* at tfc* do»« yesterday; oma k> Ow- J 3/1 5 1/4 Ih»* J3/I 3 1/4 2-m* 3 3/9 3 1/4 Si/9 3 1/4
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      Options
      1204 6 CURRENCY FUTURES OPTIONS octm Twwdoy October 24, 1989 tCMMIARK (MMCX) Dm IMI tpB Ol IM. K 99 pnli 52 '~*r' 93 54 *mmm vm fttti m MfAl K8C TCH \9Mi 0« **l 0 MM ac 99 pai 71 LOW LOW 72 73 75 1MM Monday, Octobor 23, 1989 Mimi
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      Asian $ market
      198 6 Asian market ASIAN dollar deposit rates ended unchanged from their opening levels after a quiet day's trading yesterday. us$ orm to 7 ctoyi 13/16 til/1* 1 month 3/4 5/t 2 man*. *11/1* 8 9/16 3 .north. 3/4 5/* 6 oarthi 9/16 7/16 9 Mrth SI/3 3/i 13 marthi 1/3 3/6
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Simex
      482 7 EURODOLLAR futures closed higher in moderate trade on late short-covering and commercial buying interest in quiet trading on Simex yesterday. The market lacked fresh factors and most operators adopted a cautious attitude. December Eurodollar rose to 91.75 from Chicago's 91.73 and March to 92.05 from 92.03. Eurodollar options were
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      IMM
      203 7 AN ACTIVE late-hour advance hoisted IMM currency futures outside the day's ranges and left most contracts with moderate gains and close to daily highs on Monday. The rally, which triggered buy-stops, coincided with a drop in US stocks and a spurt higher in US debt futures, although traders saw
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      Lloyds office expects to manage US$1b assets
      401 7  -  By QUAK HIANG WHAI LLOYDS BANK'S new private banking office in Singapore expects to manage about US$O.75 billion to US$l billion worth of clients' assets over the next three years. This amounts to half the total assets that the group hopes to manage
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      Lock icon Credit Agricole outwits Italian financiers
      388 7 FT FRANCE'S Credit Agricole. Europe's largest bank, is set to take a 13.3 per cent stake in Nuovo Banco Ambrosiano (NBA), in a surprise move which has embarrassed and outflanked two of the top names in Italian finance, the Generali Insurance group and the Gemina
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      Lock icon Dutch bank not decided on stake
      82 7 Reuter DUTCH Nederlandsche Middenstands Bank NV said on Monday that it had not yet decided whether to take a stake in Italian bank Banca Agricola Milanese, but confirmed it had held talks on such a stake. "We have held preliminary talks to see whether
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      Lock icon Changes vital for Tokyo's proposed Treasury futures
      579 7 CONTRACT TOO EXPENSIVE AND UNWIELDY: ANALYSTS Reuter A US TREASURY bond futures contract proposed by the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) is plagued with problems and may be ignored unless overhauled before its planned December 1 launch, dealers and analysts in Tokyo said. Takashi
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      Lock icon Taipei expected to lower interest rates
      453 7 Reuter TAIWAN is expected to push bank interest rates lower in a bid to discourage speculative funds from re-entering the island and to boost domestic investment, bankers said on Monday. Bank deposit rates for one-year accounts are between 9.5 per cent and 9.75 per
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      Lock icon Rothschild banking family opens office in Germany after 88-year absence
      325 7 AP THE LEGENDARY Rothschild banking family on Monday ended an 88-year absence from Germany by opening a new office in Frankfurt, the family's historic hometown. The Rothschild family, which had lived in this Main River city since the Middle Ages,
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      Comex gold/silver futures
      164 7 Gold futures on October 23, 1989 100 troy ounces; USS per troy ounce <*•« High LM S*ro« Oct 347 00 347 30 ***** 3*7.00 30 368 40 ..30 0* ***** 370.40 349.30 370 20 .40 Nb *1 373.80 374.20 373J0 ***** 40 Apr 377.80 ***** 377 30
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  • COMMODITIES
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      RAS and MRELB
      349 9 RAS prices In 8 conta/kg, FOB In Mm NOON CLOSE Bwyon SoMon Buyors SoMori tat 1 RSS Prompt 160.75 161.75N 160.75 *****N tat 1 RSS Nov 162.00 162JO 16X00 162.50 tat 1 RSS Doc 165.50 166.00 165.50 166.00 tat 2 RSS OP 160.00 162.00N 160.00 162.00N r
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      Produce Prices
      192 9 Chinese Produce Exchange Sttttrt' non dosioq prion on October 24 (S$/100 kg) Coconut oil Mk FOB 92.00 Otd drum FOB 106.00 New drum FOB 102.00 Copra Mixed (loos*) 52.00 satlars Pepper FOB NIW 490.00 Sorowok whit* FOB foq NLW 480.00 Sarawak special black FOB NLW 390.00 Sarawak Asfa
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      London Markets
      204 9 London Commodity Exchange m Buyer/Seller dosing prices op Oct 23 (£/tome unless specified). Previous dosing prices in parenthesis. Coffee Besb In-store London, sailers rm OF London 719/720 (712/714) t»gh/Low 725/715 JQn 679/680 (678/680) «gh/Low 690/672 S&Im (3227) C£ot?t» Oec 742/744 (737/738) *gh/Lew 750/730 Altar 723/724 (715/716) Mgh/Low 724/712
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      Rubber
      342 9 SINGAPORE: Rubber prices closed lower yesterday with November 1 RSS buyer quoted at 162.00 cents a kg, down 1.50 cents from Monday's close. Oealera said prices were little changed from the morning's easier levels in quiet afternoon trade. On the TSR-20 Award market prices held steady at around morning's
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      KL Tin
      169 9 THE Kuala Lumpur Tin Marts* (KLTM) prlca •itandad Ha fall yaatarday, doalng Ova canto down at M2OJ7 a kg, brakara said. Thay aald heavy disposals again weighed an prlca, but naiad ebong damand at Iw lower levels from European tradars. Turnover waa 183 tonnes, against Monday** 196. Tha
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      Lock icon Crude Oil and Products
      129 9 Telerate FUEL oil prices were viewed as stable-to-soft in Singapore yesterday. Demand and supply were little changed. Some refiners were encouraging traders to lift their car- goes due to full tank capacity. Price differentials between CST-180 and CST-380 was reported at US$3-US$4 per tonne, to CSTlBO's
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      Soybean
      186 9 NOVEMBER Chicago Board of Trade soybean futures ended with small losses and in the middle of the day's range on Monday. It closed off 1/2 cent at U555.63 a bushel. Other contracts were off 3/4 cent to up 2-1/2 cents. Friday's low of US$5.6l-1/2 held, a positive feature, traders
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      Wheat
      245 9 CHICAGO BOARD of Trade soft red winter wheat futures for delivery in December finished higher on Monday, buoyed by heavy fund buying in that contract, but other months eased on the view that world demand is weakening, traders said. The December contract closed up 3/4 cents at USS4.O7-3/4, helped
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      Lock icon London firms dissatisfied with CFTC concession
      279 9 Reuter A RECENT MOVE by US regulators to ease demands on British metals firms doing business for US clients does not go far enough, say trade sources. But the US regulatory agency was unlikely to make further conceaaions and it would be up to
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      510 9 MALAYSIAN CRUDE PALM (XL FUTURES finished higher in active trading on the KLCE yesterday on better buying support. Dealers attributed the improvement in market sentiment to India's purchase of 15.500 tonnes of refined, bleached and deodorised palm olein. The easier opening on the Chicago Board of Trade did
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      339 9 HONGKONG: Gold closed little changed in thin, quiet trade on a lack of fresh incentives yesterday. There was very little activity in the market. Bullion ended at U*****.10/60 an ounce against New York's U*****.25/75, but was unchanged from the open. The tael rose HK$3 to HK53,411. Coins were
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      Lock icon Suharto blames Opec members
      366 9 AFP INDONESIAN President Suharto yesterday said world oil prices continue to fluctuate because some members of thf Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) had failed to respett. their obligations. "Opec should have been able to crests s stable world oil market with reasonable and adequate production
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      Lock icon KL steps up promotion of palm oil
      166 9 Bernama MALAYSIA'S Palm Oil Registration and Licensing Authority (Porta) will step up its efforts to promote and encourage the use of palm oil among local consumers, Porla director-general Rahim Zain said. Mr Rahim also said in Kuala Lumpur on Monday that Porta would
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      477 10 CORPORATE citizens are a different breed, and they have a calling different from that of ordinary citizens. In Singapore's free-for-all marketplace, to the victor go the spoils. But to the victor also goes the responsibility of sharing the spoils. Singapore's corporate citizens have matured greatly.
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      1221 10  -  Rendered more attractive by the weakening of the Australian dollar, real estate in Australia is pulling in Singaporean investors. FLORENCE CHONG, BT's Sydney Correspondent, reports. FLORENCE CHONG SINGAPORE has emerged as the third most significant Asian investor in Australian real estate after Japan. New Zealand
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      1069 10  -  UK lawyers are putting their expertise in commercial law to work. RACHEL DAVIES reports. RACHEL DAVIES FT ON APRIL FOOL S DAY 1987, a virtual 22-year ban on foreign lawyers came to an end in Japan. Up until then, since the passage of
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      841 11 U.S. FARMING NYT THE UNITED STATES will put forward in Geneva this week a plan to phase out many American farm programmes if other countries agree to similar cutbacks. The offer is part of negotiations to end trade distortion in agriculture by
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      835 11 SOUTH AFRICA The Economist PRESIDENT FWde Klerk of South Africa sees himself walking a dangerous tightrope. Disaster lies on either side: isolation and confrontation to the right, anarchy to the left. To fend off vertigo, he may recite from time to time
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      767 11 TOWARDS 1992 IHT AMERICANS are still anxious that they may be shut out of the European Community's post-1902 single market, deepite European efforts to allay such fears, according to Robert A Moebacher, the US Secretary of Commerce. After visits to West
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      British TV on eve of competitive era
      605 12  -  TELEVISION fry CRAIG WHITNEY In London 6n THE EVE of legislation to the face of British television by 1902, viewers, critics and broadcasters are debating whether more commercial competition will lead to lower standards on the air. An outrage against the BBC? the
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      1097 13  -  PUBLIC READING By GLENN COLLINS NYT FICTION READINGS. Non-fiction readings. Celebrity readings. Amateur readings. Library readings. School readings. Church readings. Synagogue readings. Y readings. Charity readings. Publicity readings. Street readings. Readings? The public reading is enjoying a renaissance in New York City. This fall, the
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      415 13 CRYPTIC PUZZLE I'M I s |> MM I 7 I? fSHSHSm (5) ACROSS U i U W 8 See i chap not out to 2 Bun?li£r m 1 What to eat to get fit, H W LJ— W W be an author (6) 3 outwardly (5) r H" I I.
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      1319 13 TV and RADIO Save the Amazon ul mgM. i I BK; MM :y- »< M^sSs^iß^ 'w «~wr nHrncHaeftiiWl" Hp^wyWm ■Bk.< j| 3M A typical gold mining town In fee midst ol Brazil's Amazon Jungle OUR CHOICE calls and attacks. Harried by a faceburning question, inoSin. l^ 9.30pm, SBC 12 t
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      299 14 TENNIS AP MICHIEL SCHAPERS. Horst Skoff, Guy Forget and Christo van Renaburg have reached the second round ot the European Community Championship tennis tournament in Antwerp. On the ECC's first day on Monday, Dutchman Schapers, who qualified for the tournament, defeated Jordi Arrese
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      174 14 AP IVAti LENDL of Czechoslovakia breezed past Italy's Omar Camporose and US veteran John McEnroe struggled to defeat Frenchman Yannick Noah on Monday night on their way to the final of the "All-Star Tennis" exhibition tournament in Bologna. Lendl, the No 1 player in the
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      78 14 BOXING AFP AMERICAN Lou Fillppo of "Rocky" movie fame stepped in to handle Australian Jeff Harding's world light-heavyweight title defence in Brisbane last night after a referee from Argentina failed to turn up. Harding and British challenger Tom Collins on Monday both accepted Filippo as
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      384 14 CRICKET AP VIVIAN RICHARDS switched roles on Monday to claim six wickets and send India crashing to a 20-run defeat against the West Indies in the Nehru Cup one-day international cricket tournament. Richards, better known as the scourge of
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      347 14 GOLF AP CHIP BECK beat Paul Azinger in a last-hole chip-off and won the seasonal finals on Monday in the Merrill Lynch Shoot-Out in South Carolina. Beck, who lost a chip-off to David Frost on the final hole of the 1988
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      Broker Rashid to marry Robert Kuok's daughter
      254 15 ONE OF Kuala Lumpur's bestconnected bumiputra entrepreneurs will be celebrating the start of 1990 with a favourable match to a daughter of shipping, trading and hotel magnate Robert Kuok. Come January. Malaysian stockbroker Abdul Rashid bin Haji Mohamed Hussain will tie the nuptial
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      Lock icon Rashid Hussain forecasts M$12.7m pre-tax profit
      319 15 Bernama STOCKBROKING FIRM Rashid Hussain Bhd (RHB) has forecast pre-tax profit of M 512.70 million for the year ending May 29, 1990, after the acquisition of Bangunan Peremba. This is on the assumption that the proposed acquisition will be completed by Jan 31, 1990,
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      200 15 Bernama PROPERTY-BASED Renong Bhd will face a bleak future if its proposed restructuring scheme is not implemented, executive director Ng Song Hin said in the company's latest annual report. The scheme includes the conversion of debts of about M 518.5 million owed to three banks
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      500 15 THE CAPITAL ISSUES Committee has approved Rodwnans of PaN Mall (Malaysia)'! application to split its shares from Msl par value per ordinary share to shares of SO sen par value per ordinary shara. The CIC approval, which Rothmans received on Oct 18, also allows the new shares to
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      Asiatic in joint bid to develop Sabah oil palm plantation
      438 15  -  By ANDREA BORCH ASIATIC DEVELOPMENT Bhd. the Genting group's plantation arm, has agreed to form a joint venture to develop an oil palm plantation from 4,040 hectares of jungle land in Sabah. This plantation will be Asiatic's second largest. The
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      Lock icon Go-ahead for Nestle to float 21.04m shares on KLSE
      188 15 AFP FOOD manufacturer Nestle (Malaysia) Bhd (Nesmal) has obtained approval to float 21.04 million shares on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange. Nesmal managing director Ernest Zulliger said in a written statement that the Capital Issues Committee had approved the listing which
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      Austral Enterprises makes M$71 million cash call
      693 15  -  GROUP INTERIM PROFIT FALLS MARGINALLY TO Mss.9m By KEVIN GWEE AUSTRAL ENTERPRISES Bhd, which announced an interim dividend of 5 per cent on a marginal drop in earnings at the half-way mark, has proposed a three-tor-four rights issue of 31.00 million shares at
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      Top 10 earners a mixed group, survey shows
      404 15  -  By MAGDALENE NG THE TOP 10 EARNERS in Singapore for 1967/88 comprise a mixed bag of companies, of which only three are listed on the local stock exchange. This was revealed by Datapool (S) in Its fourth annual publication Singapore 500. The
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        1060 16  -  by ABDUL HADHI Profit-taking in the afternoon erased early gains made by the Singapore stock market yesterday Some brokers attributed the tsll to institutional investors still staying away from the market, while others felt that Wall Street's overnight setback might have had a role
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        302 16 Managers' prices for Oct 25 0 Royal Trust Asset Mgt IT S pore Gr Fund 085 0.91 (T Alio-toe Gr Fund I.I 15 1.17 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 1.18 1.23 Th» Savings Fund 1.01 1X17 S'pore frog fund 0.45* 0.49* S pore Sec Fund 0 75 0.80
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        46 16 AMALGAMATED PROPER TCB ft MOUSTIUEB BHD: 19th AQM at Cempaka Room, Mazzanlne Floor, Hotel Equatorial. Jalan Sultan lamall, *****, Kuala Lumpur, today at 10am. LINQUI DEVELOPMENTS BHD: 21st AQM at th« function room, Bth Floor, Mirama Hotel, Jalan MaharajaMa, Kuala Lumpur, today at 12noon.
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      6146 16 HH y_. Qr's Gr'i High Law Cod* Company ,)£L PV i** Olv Ohr Y*ld Not M Cap OCT 24 B«y*Wlw C'vr P/E $m|| SESDAQ 1 4000 Amtek Eng 20* 271 o» 7 123 TO* 4006 Fuli Offset 2(V iii 267 271 12.0N 8 6 0.9 17.2 1152
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        3524 17 MBT SHARE PRICES on the Kuala Lumpur stock market finished marginally highar yastarday a* lata profittaking parad earlier gains in moderately cautious trading. Dealers said a handful of counters managed to garner strong attention throughout the day on speculations of takeovers and mergers. However, the 30-counter
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        Lock icon Indian stock markets will hold firm despite coming elections, say analysts
        597 18 AFP INDIAN STOCK MARKETS are expected to hold firm ahead of next month's general elections, mainly because the government's marketoriented policies are expected to continue irrespective of whoever wins. An indication of this was the way share prices on
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        Lock icon Qintex to sell stake in Mirage resorts
        380 18 Reuter CHRISTOPHER SKASE's Qintex Australia Ltd (QAL) is to sell off its 51 per cent stake in the Mirage resorts as part of a restructuring package. QAL public relations consultant Peter Charlton told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation yesterday that "the plan is for
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        Lock icon Toyota South Africa to up investment
        56 18 AFP TOYOTA SOUTH Africa is planning to Invest one billion rands (US$376 million) over the next five years in a bid to sell locally-pro-duced engines to other car makers. A Toyota spokesman said the programme would put Toyota in a strong position locally and
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        Lock icon Shares take a pause
        629 18 Tokyo Reuter INDEX-LINKED selling together with the feeling that it waa time for the market to take a break reversed an eerly riaing trend yeeterday. Prices closed lower in brisk trade, while dealers threw their energy into boosting domestic de-mand-linked shares. "The main reaaon for a
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        476 18 Australia Reuter AUSTRALIAN share market yeaterday alid to a sharply weaker close aa selling accelerated in the last hour of trading. The All Ordinariea Index closed 19.5 down at 1648.5. Dealera aaid late weakneaa in the futurea market added to inveator nervousness ahead of the September balance of
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        Stock market holds its ground
        1224 18 Hongkong HONGKONG stocks yesterday ended the day barely changed, dieappointing thoee who had expected bargain-hunting to fuel a bit of a bounce. The Hang Seng Index retreated 0.2 of a point to 2,731.97 while the broad-er-baaed Hongkong Index put on 0.50 to 1,706.62. "People were
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        New Zealand: Equities tumble
        122 18 SHARE prices yesterday fsll 34.02 points on ths Barclays Index to end at 2,131.54 but newly-liated Air New Zealand remained Arm at a 15 per cent premium. Air NZ, which haa yet to be included in Barclays' calculation of the index, waa steady at NZ52.75 after
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        Manila: Shares edge higher
        102 18 SLIGHT profit-taking in aelected commercial-indua-trial issues yeeterday pushed Manila pricea down at the ctoee after a strong opening, reeulting in very modeet gaina. "The C-l sector had gained so many points in the paat days. It waa ripe for profit-taking," Kenneth See. vice-preeident of Sun Hung
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        Lock icon Bangkok: Buying support
        206 18 Reuter STRONG buying aupport for Thai cement and construction shares yeaterday pumped freah life into a nervoua' market atill looking for direction from overaeaa markets The SET Index gained 8.75 to cloee at 891.19 in moderate volume. The SET re-etated last Friday s closing index aa 682.44
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        Seoul: Prices recover
        190 18 SEOUL stocks yesterday rebounded on bargain hunting and also on rumours that financial authorities would soon take measures to boost the sagging market The composite index rose above 900, adding 12.2 points to close at 903.50. Turnover remained low at 168.2 billion won against 126.2 billion on
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        Bombay: Erratic trading
        78 18 BOMBAY share prices yesterday finished mixed on alternating bouts of nervous selling and speculates buying as candidates for November's national elections started filing nominations. Brokers said market players were speculating on the chances of various political partiee and there were fears that Prime Minister Rajiv Qandhi's Congrees
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        Lock icon Taipei: Stocks end higher
        465 18 Reuter A BLAST at Phillips Petroleum Co's Houston chemical complex and rumours thst Taiwan's Cabinet might lower the securities transection tax tomorrow pushed share prices higher yesterday. The weighted index roee 127.77 points or 1.3 per cent to close st 10,236.01 compared with Monday s 10,106.24
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        Lock icon Dow falls in moderate trading
        904 19 New York Reuter STOCKS on Monday cloaed lower in moderate trading aa investors focused on defensive-type consumer issues and shunned earnings-sensitive cyclicala. Trader were not willing to call it a major shift in sentiment because of the moderate volume. The Dow Jonee Industrial Average fell
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        Lock icon Shares mixed ahead of data
        916 19 London Reuter EQUITIES yesterday opened mixed to easier, partly on disappointment over Wall Street's weaker performance and ahead of UK balance of payments data at 1000 GMT. "The market's gradually eating away at yesterday's 10-point gain and when it's devoured that it will trade sideways
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        1488 19 Reuter ZURICH: Swiss shares yesterday closed lower as investors, cautioned by Wall Street's weak performance. switched funds from the share market to the fixed-rate sector. "Volume was small but with virtually no buying interest prices came under pressure.'' one dealer said. The Swiss Market Index of leading
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        Lock icon Major oil companies turn in mixed third-quarter results
        652 19 NYT MAJOR OIL COMPANIES have reported mixed third-quarter earnings, with Exxon Corp and Phillips Petroleum Co down, while Occidental Petroleum Co, Atlantic Richfield Co and Amerada Hess Corp reported gains. Ashland Oil Inc incurred a loes for the quarter. Analysts said that
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        Lock icon Shell and Esso launch venture to challenge British Gas
        315 19 FT BRITISH GAS's monopoly in the UK industrial gas market is set to be broken after the launch on Monday of a gaa supply company owned jointly by Shell and Esao. the biggest oil and gaa producers in the North Sea.
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        British Airways' £320m rights issue flops
        434 19 A £320.2 MILLION (US$5O6 million) rights issue launch*) by British Airways (BA) to finance its now cancelled plan to take a 15 per cent stake in United Airlines has flopped. Only 6.3 per cent or £20.22 million of the issue has been taken up
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        384 19 NYT THE BOARD of UAL Corp, the parent of United Airlines, is studying ways to keep the company independent while it examines financial and strategic alternativee. The announcement on Monday followed a special meeting of the board to consider how to deal
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      376 18 In the matter of THE COMPANIES ACT, CHAPTER 50 and In the matter of B. L. ASSOCIATES PRIVATE LIMITED (IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of B.L. ASSOCIATES PRIVATE LIMITED convened and held at 53 Kalian# Place (Off Boon Keng Road) Singapore 1233, on 16
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    548 20  -  By JOHN THOMAS in Kuala Lumpur THE COMMONWEALTH wound up its summit meeting in Kuala Lumpur yesterday with leaders declaring their intention to press ahead with collective efforts to tackle economic issues through a process of dialogue in spite of South Africa continuing to hang
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    565 20  -  By LOH HUI YIN In Kuala Lumpur A CANDID, frank explanation from Mrs Margaret Thatcher on why she had stood her ground against the Commonwealth stand on apartheid and sanctions could have made the CHOGM discussions on South Africa less tense,
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    336 20  -  by Loh Hui Yin THE FUTURE of the People s Action Party will depend on it holding on to the middle ground, as it is doing now, said Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew, who is the party's secretary-general. Mr Lee, who was
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    270 20 AFP THE VIETNAMESE-BACKED Phnom Penh government will meet in December to decide on when to hold elections, a leading Cambodian journalist disclosed in Bangkok yesterday. "We have not yet decided on the date of general elections," Khieu Kanharith, editor
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    358 20 Agencies FORD MOTOR CO is establishing a Tokyo-based organisation to coordinate and plan the car maker's activities in the Asia-Pacific region, company chairman Donald Petersen announced in Tokyo yesterday. Ford has subsidiaries in Japan, Australia. Taiwan and New Zealand as well as
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    351 20 AP, AFP SOVIET Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze says Moscow is willing to negotiate an end to the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation and Warsaw Pact military alliances and is prepared to eliminate its foreign bases by the year 2000. He has also promised
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    102 20 Reuter COMEX GOLO FUTURES were fractionally higher early yesterday on light trade buying. Gold's trading outlook was quiet ahead of tomorrow s thirdquarter US GNP figures. December gold was up US$O.lO at U*****.30 an ounce. Silver futures were up slightly in quiet early trading and floor
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      44 20 AFP ORDERS for US durable goods fell 0.1 per cent last month, slipping to a seasonally adjusted U*****.68 billion. The Commerce Department also revised its August figure, saying that durable goods orders for that month had risen 3.9 per cent.
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      28 20 Reuter BRITAIN'S current account deficit narrowed last month to £1.6 billion, an improvement on August's £2 billion deficit, the third worst figure on record. Reuter
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      53 20 Reuter THAI Prime Minister Chatichai Choonhaven arrived in China yesterday on the first stop of a diplomatic offensive aimed at gaining big power support for a new initiative on Cambodia. Mr Chatichai was greeted by Foreign Minister Qian Qichen at Beijing airport on what is called an
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      67 20 Reuter SOUTH AFRICA strongly hinted yesterday that it might soon start lifting a three-year-old state of emergency, a key condition set by black leaders for entering political negotiations. "We would like to lift the emergency. We would like to remove the constraints imposed by the emergency,"
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      62 20 AFP HONGKONG has promised to gag anti-Chinese dissent in exchange for Beijing's agreement to resume taking back repatriated illegal immigrants from the British colony, Chinese officials said in Hongkong yesterday. The allegation was made at a rare press conference given at the local branch of the New
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      29 20 Reuter COMMUNIST rebels shot dead six people in an ambush in the northern Philippines and security forces captured a guerilla commander in the south.
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      32 20 Bernama A MALAYSIA-US business council will be formally launched by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad in Kuala Lumpur on November 4, business sources said in Washington yesterday. Bernama
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    106 20 Reuter CHINA will make greater use of foreign funds and adopt new policies to attract more investment and open the economy wider to the rest of the world, a Beijing trade official said yesterday. Zhou Huamin, president of the China Association of International Trade, a
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    147 20 AFP JAPAN'S Marubeni Corp is developing four major projects in the Philippines, including an industrial estate in a province near Manila, company president Tomiyo Tatsuno said in Manila yesterday. After calling on President Corazon Aquino, he told reporters that Japanese corporations were "now going
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        88 21 Reuter CARNIVAL CRUISE LINES Inc said it has been informed unofficially by Wartsila Marine Industries, the shipyard building three of its ships, that it plans to or already has initiated bankruptcy proceedings. Carnival said it has despatched personnel to Finland, where Wartsila is located,
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        72 21 THE VERY LARGE crude carrier market may have peaked as availability of tonnage might improve from the charterer's point of view during second half November, London tanker broker Galbraith said in its weekly review. Quite a few of the vessels recently fixed have been
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        70 21 Reuter GROWING STOCKS of unsold foreign beef make it likely Japanese beef buyers will ask suppliers to delay already-contracted shipments, industry sources in Tokyo said. The glut results from slow sales of frozen imported beef after a rush of orders that followed Japan's decision last
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        96 21 Reuter THE HOUSTON ship channel is expected to reopen between 1830/1900 CDT/2330/2400 GMT this Monday after a thunderous explosion at a nearby chemical complex closed a section of the channel earlier on Monday, a spokesman for the US Coast Guard said. "I anticipate opening the
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        118 21 Reuter OIL LEAKING from a Brazilian ship that ran aground and broke in two on the west coast of Norway may pollute parts of the area, the Maritime Directorate in Oslo said. The 38,000-tonne bulk ship Mercantile Mateca ran aground on Saturday in an area
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      191 21 Reuter EARTHQUAKE DAMAGE to marine facilities at the Port of Oakland, one of the largest on the US West Coast, is estimated at about US$75 million, a port spokesman said. "We had fairly substantial damage, but it's not requiring any diversion
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      318 21 TIANJIN's Port of Xingang, which has China's largest container facility, will go ahead with ambitious plans for expansion. "There have been no effects on Tianjin port by the Beijing incident" of last June, port authority spokesman Yang Wenhua told the Journal of
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      426 21  -  By JEAN FOONG PROMOTING ITSELF as the gateway to Australia, the Fremantle Port Authority has urged major shipping lines calling Singapore to start feeder services between the two ports. "Currently, cargoes from Europe and Asia are discharged mainly at Sydney and Melbourne and moved
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      433 21  -  JOINT AGENCY AGREEMENTS TO WIDEN WORLDWIDE NETWORK By RAHITA ELIAS SINGAPORE SHIP SUPPLIER Orient Marine, a newcomer to the local industry, is gearing up for expansion both at home and abroad. Having started operations only in January this year, the company has already budgeted
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      294 21  -  AL O LABITA Jr, Writing tor Shipping Times from Manila EMPLOYMENT of Filipino seafarers by foreigners has gone unabated, worsening the country's crewing shortage. The Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) said Filipino sailors deployed overseas from January to June. 1969, jumped 25 per cent
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      899 22 AFP FREIGHT rates advanced strongly throughout the past week, on heavy activity and intense competition for tonnage in the US grain trades. On the Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange (Biffex) the Baltic Freight Index (BFI) climbed 99 points on the week to 1,593 points. Traders said the Pacific
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      396 22 Reuter RECEIVERS will decide what to do about unfinished ships in the order book of Wartsila Marine Industries Inc, board vice-chairman llkka Niemi said. The board of Wartsila Marine. 19 per cent owned by Oy Wartsila, said earlier it had decided to apply
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      291 22 Oct 23-27 Advanced reinsurance practice, Insurance Reinsurance Research Froup course, The Tower Thistle Hotel, London El. Oct 24-25 Investing in shipping's revival, Lloyd's of London Press conference, The Essex House Hotel, New York City, New York. Oct 24-28 British Marine Trade Exhibition, Sandown Park Exhibition Centre, Sandown, Surrey.
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      Call for ship suppliers to support one another through fair competition
      760 22  -  By RAHITA ELIAS "INSTEAD of treating each other as competitors, ship suppliers in Singapore should support one another to provide better service to compete with ship suppliers from other countries.'* believes Mr Chia Che Kiang, the general manager of
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      1858 22 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO SMp Voy Arrival Tranetainer Schedules Bk Op Gtfn Date/Time Time From Time To Booking Gate AdGondwro. 2050* 26 I0W 0700 25/21® 25/21® NA 2 N3 FOI AJAfwdk* sn v iow 1800 2vms 25/20® Oocta j N2 oo ro&
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      197 23 Reuter FINNISH ENGINEERING GROUP Rauma-Repola has predicted better 1989 operating profits despite heavier-tharv-expected shipbuilding losses. "Group net sales for the year are expected to be around 12 billion markka (US$9.7 billion in 1968) and operating profits are likely to be better than in 1968
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      1015 23 THE US Gulf grain freight market on Monday appeared quieter than of late, and the Baltic Freight Index moved only marginally higher after its recent sharp advance, rising six points to 1,599. However, there were rumours that a major grain house had fixed cover on the key route
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      192 21 INSIDE y_ Promote fair competition SHIP SUPPLIERS In Singapore should support one another to provide better service to compete with ship suppliers from other countries instead of treating each other as competitors, says Mr Chia Che Kiang, the general manager of Orient Marine. This support could be in the form
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      140 22 fiC___222i SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. OCT 25, 1959 LIOCNO R Thunderstorm 1 X\ A Shower Weather Wmd dvecfion with speed m knots Ran CJ Cloudy Sky Wov h S«rf»C* »ndi "W<ol»<j by arrows wti.rt Hy wrtk ttx wmd On. h# crcte r*pr*s*nts colm or kght ond
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      510 24 [NORTHBOUND TO UKC S PORC *0(1* OAM MBG NUU. (U.K.) IWIANK V-2SN *11 4/12 *12 13/12 TAUSALA SAMOA V.ICM *12 *1 I*l 14/1 CLYDEBANK V-27N jjfU Bfl U/l if! •u» Acnpuni ra n<iiiio W Dr n —j-i jtitt -j i 1 gQyTHBQUHP TO PAPUA NEW (ASIA-SOUTH PACIFIC JOINT SERVICE) I
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      1567 25 55 Steamers Maritime Holdings Ltd W« P&O I SHE STRAITS SHIPPING Containers ft» gjffi* 1 1 r«Sir7iuSii| rwi riMMnH 1* UMIMV am 27/11 ku «u w HU IjU cm ar bmmumm am au wi wi ufu am accepts cargo due sails IMtM nMCSB am am am a/U 2VU am aw
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      1516 25 TO: EUROPE TO: FAR EAST SP IN RDM HAM FIX STOW NK RAO Ml HANJIN LEHAVRE 004* (MAI 22/11 731X1 24/11 21/11 27/11 CHOTANS PARK 004E WU tt/11 0/11 M/ll HANJIN iuSAN 05UT lS Su MM WU MO2 HAHIMI OAKLAND (04£ «/ll W I|U W1 CNOMMCMMMM S K BS SS
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      27 25 REGULAR SERVICE TO KARACHI SPORE LOADING FOR HUA HE VIIS 29/10 KARACHI Aewne SH4BUSAWA MCISHM HIT TRANSPORTATION CO. (PTE) LTD. T»l 223M23 Tta: RS 21«11 Fu 22M524
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      331 25 STRAITS/ JAPAN/ STRAITS SERVICE SPECIALIST IN RO-RO HEAVY LIFTS VESSEL ASIAN KOGGEGRACHT AMBALIKA COSMIC TRADE! curat VOY. NO 11S S 52 4 Sport Sailed 3/11 101 13/11 P. Kslang —l/li 13/11 IS/11 Penang Hong Kong Yokohama 29/11 Nagoya 27/11 Osaka Sonboku 23/11 Moji Funaiwshi •For Discharging Only NOTE: ALSO CALLING
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      857 26 (ft HANJIN SHIPPING 1 «P FULL CONTAINER SERVICE LaMavro l'4a KVI o'havon Ffto»« ™w UN UNI NAUI LAX OAK mamiim ir MAwar mm JT fflnMl 24m 2WI 27/11 "OTA* MM M am tOHOM J4W WU 11,1 Sn 1/12 W 4/12 NAIUINOMLANOWI 101 N.OMMMM VU «U KANJIN HASAN 051W 11/U I
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      1238 27 *****KU/m pacific international lines (pte) ltd M M■■ PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street #0300, Singapore 0106. Tel: *****33 [FAR EAST I VESSEL VOY 8M JKT BBY VOY MM VW (MO me MAJAPAHff 4MI SU> SLO MFT 4MB 1/11 7/11 S/11 S/11 11/11 JJJJ qowa <asa ant a/11 «ni sons 11/11
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      365 27 I waa&Tßi DJASAGETRI A Joint Europe Service Of: f.T. DJAKARTA LLOYD P.T. 6ESURI LLOYD P.T. BMMKM INDONESIA P.T. TMKOM LLOYD mi r—i. r H SPORE A'OAM/R'DAMM'BURfi/ BREMEN ANTWERP "kutai" v it-vi am mi uu vu mi Twr ivu u/u 11/12 a/u a/u U BONTAN6" vu-m mi mu VI 1/1 M/l
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      478 27 Him MYANMA W FIVE STAR LINE (Burmese National Line) Loading for Yangon (Rangoon) Sport P.Kelang Ponang Bangkok *BAGO V* 25/21 Oct UPA-AN VMM 26/27 Oct pagan v*7w am on PATHEIN Vl7 21/27 OCT */2l Oct •WSCH OWLY 11 THE bank line I EXPRESS TO PAPUA HEW CUIIIEA~I COLIMRW SINGAPORE V2S
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      705 28 EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE AmpMng FCUFCI ConMnan Support PKaianf Pwtrn LOaamf tor: Mothor Vil By Faa*ar By Faadar TULSIOAS »44 31 Oct 250 d 25 Oct Fran*Mb/Sy*/A*M KAHOAS *46 )Ok 27 No* 27 No* FraaiAMb/SyawAdal TULSIDAS *45 II Ok 12 Dk 12 Dk Fram/a*4b/Syd*A<Ml KALI OAS *.<7 19 Ho Uk Uk
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      557 28 A—x— x GOLDEN LINE rS£,V\ GUAN GUAN SHIPPING (PTE) LTD 23 Tttaa Aytr Siraat W SiN&APORf 0104 TEL *343*0 (10 LIMES) F«. U***** STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: Spora P Katana fw. Ql MB FEMC 2 In Port GOLDEN WONOER r -otanbo. Karachi, Dub« 30/31 Oct CHINA SERVICE GUANC SNUI Huanfpu Shanghai
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      1338 29 Ag en ts s pore NEPTUNE AGWCf S PTE. LTD. C \TT 7 KPUNE SO* BHD tenant Booking! Bookings Inward/ Tvimnai CFS o. hru asr ;y# sr aa? maa Pl|il a» Bar ssra as *****19 *****16 *****18 *****48 \KS> (CR NO. ii3oft74oooQE> ORIENT LINES LTD l^*— 1 1 u<VTMEB vmwov
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      970 29 swsov 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 KELANC MESSRS MAI TNONC SNIPPING 127 PanangStraat. Pr-J«l Malay sol M.S HANDLING SYSTEM CO SON
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      627 30 r MDSR r nNESMI I INTEGRATED CONTAINER SERVICE MEMBER OF EACON SERVICE to EAST MEDITERRANEAN ft NORTH CONTINENT EUROPE «r OUTBOUND SIN *LCA ANT Rt* HNG RST rucklano aflf um am am am am V. ULMMCHT tm MAT W «/U *12 11/U M/U t. ■onm w j/u" m/u am ~aju
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