The Business Times, 15 September 1990

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  • 11 1 Business Times MCI (P) 170/12/89 Weekend Edition, September 15-16 1990 75*
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  • NEWS & MARKETS SUMMARY
    • 41 1 BRITAIN'S annual rate of retail price inflation reached 10.6 per cent in August, according to official figures released yesterday. It was the highest rate since February 1982 and came amid growing signs that recession is looming.
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    • 43 1 WALL STREET stock prices declined broadly yesterday morning as the market absorbed new signs of stepped-up inflation and weak consumer spending. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials shed 20.05 to 2,562.62 at 10.30 am in the first hour of trading.
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    • 29 1 SHARE PRICES were lower at midday yesterday. .At 1108 GMT, the broad-based Financial Times-Stock Exchange 100-share index was down 11.5 points or 0.5 per cent at 2,115.6.
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    • 30 1 HONGKONG, which has been highly dependent on the US market, has made some headway in diversifying its export markets, according to a senior Hongkong official Page 2
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    • 27 1 FORMER banker and businessman Allan Ng has had his appeal against a jail sentence for insider trading postponed to February next year. Page 3
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    • 28 1 INFLATION sparked by higher oil prices resulting from the Gulf crisis is threatening Japan's long-term economic expansion,* Japan's central bank governor said on Thursday Page 6
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    • 33 1 THE US is slipping into a recession that is expected to last for at least the next six months, according to forecasters at the UCLA Business Forecasting Project Page 7
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    • Article, Illustration
      29 1 Friday Change BT-MGA 627.42 -7.66 Kuala Lumpur ....543.62 +0.35 Hongkong 3,062.04 -31-93 Tokyo 24,897.46 -177.62 Sydney 1480.0 -15.7 Thnnday Change New York 2,582.67 -43.07 London 2127.10 -15.20
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    • 21 1 Exdi—ga rates US$ S$ 1.7700 Yen SS1.2967 MS SS0.6568 Honey wriwt rotes Overnight 6 3/8 +7/8 3-month 6 1/2% -1/16
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    • 34 1 London fioM PM fix US$386.20 +US$4.00 I56.00«/kg -1.25 NTsia Oct 241 00«/kg unch KL Tin Turnover 64 tonnes +8 Spot M$l5.24/kg unch Cnrfi palm #1 Turnover 502 lots +78 Oct MS676 /tonne -I
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  • 515 1  -  From Ranjit Gill in Kuala Lumpur AT A TIME when share prices are still heading south, a relatively unknown Malaysian second-liner has achieved the unique distinction of quadrupling its share price over the past six weeks. South Malaysia Industries Bhd, capitalised at just under
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  • 65 1 AP picture Cesar SA Company president Christian Saudeau, wearing a George Bush mask, held a painting pistol to the temple of a Saddam Hussein mask on Thursday at his factory in Saumur, western France. Cesar SA, the world's largest maker of caricature masks, hopes to
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  • 268 1  -  By Conrad Raj BOTH Singapore Petroleum Company and Provision Suppliers Corporation are going ahead with their public offers next week. The offers had been delayed by the Gulf crisis which sent stock markets around the world plunging. SPC is
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  • 450 1 UN allows food shipments; Ship to take food to Gulf today Agencies PRIME Minister Margaret irhatcher yesterday ordered troops and tanks to the Gulf in the biggest movement of heavy armoured British forces for decades. Defence Secretary Tom King told a news conference the government
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  • 185 1 Reuter THE US Labour Department said yesterday that producer prices surged 1.3 per cent in August as an explosion in the cost of oil turned the wholesale inflation picture ugly. The climb was the largest since a 1.9 per cent rise in January, when a
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    • 46 1 m<xi FINANCE Traders thrive in the futures. EL 8 Conspiracy against the famiUm dollar. EL 9 Japan's growth threatened, Ph 6 Too optimistic about oil supplies, Pg 6 Tokyo to increase aid by US$3 billion, Pg 7 Iran earns much more from oil exports, Pg 7
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  • HOME NEWS
    • NEWS ROUNDUP
      • 33 2 THE NEW High Commissioner of Australia, Mr Alan Dewane Brown, presented his credentials to President Wee Kim Wee at the Istana yesterday morning. Mr Brown succeeds Miss Rosaleen McGovem.
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      • 95 2 THE Ministry of Health will hold its fourth annual update with the Cleveland Clinic Foundation today and tomorrow as part of its on-going continuing medical education for doctors in the public and private sectors. Three senior faculty staff from the American institution, and senior consultants from the
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      • 56 2 THE Asean Inter-Parliamentary Organisation will wrap up its lltb general assembly this morning at the Hyatt Regency. The assembly will adopt the report of the 11th working committee. Yesterday, the delegates, comprising Asean MPs and staffers, visited Sentosa. Second Deputy Prime Minister Ong Teng Cheong and Mrs
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      • 53 2 THIRTY-ONE airport engineers from 13 countries took part in the 12th Airport Engineering Course organised by the Public Works Department and the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore. The 10-week course, aimed at providing airport engineers with technical knowledge for airport planning, design, construction and maintenance, held its
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      • 56 2 THE Gold Maple Leaf Hunt, the first of a series of four hunts organised by Air Canada, will take place tomorrow at 3pm along the East Coast Park. Participants will search for copper maple leaves which they can exchange for gold ones at the official stand. The
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      • 45 2 THE Economic Development Board has clarified that the operational headquarters application of Management Investment Technology Ltd of Hongkong had been unsuccessful. In tfte report "HK. firm given OHQ status here" on Wednesday; the HK company told BT it had obtained OHQ status.
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    • 378 2  -  By Schutz Lee HONGKONG, which has been highly dependent on the United States market, has made some headway in diversifying its export markets, according to a senior Hongkong official. The colony had seen satisfactory growth in its trade with relatively new markets such as Asean,
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    • 297 2  -  By Claire Leow LOCAL exhibition management services and Singaporemade industrial machinery are two areas which will receive a boost from Trade Development Board (TDB) activities this month. A two-week exhibition management services mission left today for the Soviet Union and North America. The
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    • 155 2 SINGAPORE Telecom and software applications specialist ICL Singapore have completed a joint-development project for automated counter services at all 70 Singapore Post Offices for 18 million. It is one of the most comprehensive worldwide, said ICL chairman and managing director Peter Bonfield. Begun
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    • 218 2  -  By Shoeb Kagda A BETTER flow of information within the region should be a chief priority of Asean journalists, Communications and Information Minister Dr Yeo Ning Hong said yesterday. In an informal meeting with journalists from the six member countries of Asean,
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  • SINGAPORE – MALAYSIA COMPANY NEWS
    • 389 3  -  By Abdul Hadhi PUBLICLY-LISTED Lee Kim Tah's $4 billion housing project in India has been delayed because of changes on India's political scene, a development that could affect the group's profit forecast for the next few years. A source told BT that the
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    • 506 3  -  By Lee Han Shih DESPITE a doubling in turnover to $60 million, the First Capital Corporation (FCC) group registered a fall in its after-tax profit for the financial year ended June 30, 1990, mainly due to a higher tax charge. Figures released yesterday showed
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    • 196 3 HIND HOTELS International Ltd continued its upward climb from the red with after-tax profit for the six months ending June 30 up nearly 700 per cent from the corresponding period a year ago. Aided by a booming tourism industry and higher room rates, Hind
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    • 351 3 HARIMAU Investments Ltd, hit by lower interest income and a small trading loss from its trading subsidiary, saw interim earnings plunge to less than a quarter of that recorded for the previous corresponding half. The closed-end investment trust arm of the OCBC Bank group reported after-tax
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    • 656 3 Pric—(—* 13.9.90) Con vweton tomw {KSS Amount Optional" u>lr H» Company taeuod Wrts Star* Ln «tk Liwtlt L T~~ Oat* Mtha (m units) Conv Exer nom Cash Cash' Ln stk 2 ratio prto* value S CACWt 37.5 1.320 3.880 1.00 3.09 14 2.94 26.4.93 31 Causeway
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    • 267 3  -  By Conrad Raj FORMER banker and businessman Allan Ng has had his appeal against a jail sentence for insider trading postponed to February next year. The application for an adjournment by Ng's lawyer, Tan Kok Quan, was heard in the chambers of High Court registrar Tan
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    • COMPANY BRIEFS
      • 56 3 THE HOUR GLASS Ltd has raised the share capital of its subsidiary, Lakewind Impex Pte Ltd, from $150,000 to $l t r million, in line with its IcveL of operation. The enlarged capital base comprises one million $1 shares which allotted to shareholders
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      • 69 3 SENIOR management changes have been made at Simc Singapore Ltd. Former finance director Kumar Manchharam has been appointed managing director (property, engineering and services). Mr Manchharam is also a board member of Sime Singapore. Succeeding him as finance director is Mr Lai Sek Kew who will
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      • 54 3 NATIONAL Kap Ltd turned in a group after-tax profit of $585,192 for the half-year ending June 30, up from $537,929 for the same period last year. It has recommended an interim dividend of 1.5 cents per share (tax-exempt) for the financial year ending Dec 31,1990, to be
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      • 79 3 LANDMARKS Bhd hopes to finalise an agreement with tho Malaysian Tourist Development Corporation by the end of the year over its offer to purchase the Tanjung Jara Beach Hotel in Trengganu, Landmarks chairman Mr Mohammad r. Razali Abdul Rahman said. He told newsmen this
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      • 76 3 AMALGAMATED Steel Mills Berhad has entered into a-, conditional agreement to purchase four million shares of Msl each in Klang Securities Sdn Bhd, a licensed stock broking firm, for Msl2 million at Ms 3 per share. The .7 purchase consideration of the 80-per-cent equity
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      • 85 3 CEMENT Manufacturers Sarawak Bhd has reported a 42,per cent rise in group pre-tax profit to M 55.91 million for the first half year ended June 30, 1990, from M 54.14. million in the 1989 corresponding period. Its turnover was. T higher by 33.72 per cent to
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      • 75 3 NANYANG Press (Malaya) Bhd has advised shareholders to approve its proposed purchase of 25,000 square metres of industrial land in Selangor at an extraordinary generalmeeting on Oct 4. In a circular to its shareholders, Nanyang Press said the now-vacant freehold lot, which it agreed last,
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  • COMPANY NEWS
    • COMPANY BRIEFS
      • 105 4 A REPORT on the state-owned Australian Broadcasting Corp television network said Westpac Banking Corp will apply to the Australian courts on Friday to place the TEN television network in receivership. It said the commercial network, operated by Broadcom Australia, is losing
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      • 114 4 CURRENT profits of major Japanese companies are expected to rise by an average of 0.4 per cent in the year to March 31, 1991, compared with a June forecast of 1.3 per cent, and a rise of 7.3 per cent in the previous year, a report by
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      • 93 4 MITSUBISHI Bank Ltd will establish what it says is the world's largest information processing centre in Tokyo, a spokesman said. The bank will spend 100 billion yen on the centre, which will consist of a six-storey computer building with 3,300 square metres of space on each
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      • 100 4 JAPANESE video-game maker Nintendo Co Ltd said it has raised its parent net profit forecast to 64 billion yen for the year to March 31, 1991, from a forecast of 56 billion yen made in May. Nintendo posted net profit of 27.53 billion yen in 1989/90.
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      • 75 4 TURNER Corp said its Turner International Industries Inc unit has formed a new company with Karl Steiner Ltd of Switzerland to pursue construction-related opportunities in Europe. Turner Corp said that support for the new company, Turner Steiner Europe Inc, will be shared equally by each parent company.
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      • 84 4 REUTERS Holdings pic, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and the Chicago Board of Trade said they expect to launch Globex, the automated after-hours trading system for futures and options, in the first quarter of 1991. Reuters and the exchanges said they are pleased with the results of
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      • 98 4 THE New York Stock Exchange has asked a United States federal bankruptcy judge for permission to begin disciplinary proceedings against Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc that could lead to fines of up to US$5O million. Attorneys for Drexel and its creditors committees opposed the move on
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    • 427 4 IHT NOMURA Securities Co, the world's largest financial services company, is joining forces with the Matuschka Group, West Germany's leading independent financial house, in a venture to launch investments in East Germany and then elsewhere in Eastern Europe, officials of the two companies said
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    • 580 4 NYT THE Walt Disney Co said on Thursday that a top Hollywood production team and a Japanese investment group had agreed to provide several hundred million dollars in financing for Disney films in coming years. The innovative deal continues Disney's
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    • 352 4 NYT THE Chrysler Corp has softened its attack on Japanese carmakers in a new advertising campaign, beginning next week, to introduce its 1991 models. "We never intended our ad campaign to be as hardhitting as some people interpreted it to be," said John Damoose,
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    • 334 4 PACIFIC Concord has thrown down the gauntlet to Hongkong's petrol distributors with the takeover of a depot site on Tsing Yi Island and the rights to the popular Gulf Oil label for HKSL3 billion. According to a South China Morning Post report, the
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    • 260 4 Reuter AN AMBITIOUS plan by South Korea's fledgling Asiana Airlines to buy billions of dollars worth of jets to cash in on an expected Asian travel boom has irritated the long-established flag carrier, Korean Air Lines (KAL). Asiana Airlines, established just two years ago,
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    • 173 4 Reuter BRITISH aero-engine maker Rolls-Royce pic on Thursday posted a 14 per cent jump in pre-tax profits for the first half of 1990, but the results were below stock market expectations and the group's share price fell. Pre-tax profits rose to £115
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  • FINANCIAL NEWS
    • 348 5 Bernama FOREIGN BANKS operating in Malaysia are already well-represented in the local banking industry and there is no need for them to expand their branch network, Bank Negara governor Tan Sri Jaffar Hussein said in Kuala Lumpur on Thursday. Speaking to reporters after launching
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    • 439 5 NYT WARNING Congress to move cautiously in trying to cure the ailing banking system, Federal Reserve Board chairman Alan Greenspan said on Thursday increasing the premiums institutions pay to the declining fund that insures bank deposits could be more harmful than helpful, threatening
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    • 249 5 PB INTERNATIONAL Factors Sdn Bhd (PBI), the joint venture between International Factors (Singapore) Ltd and Public Bank Bhd, has started operations in Johor Baru and expects to open two other offices in Kuala Lumpur and Penang. The Kuala Lumpur office
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    • 460 5 The US dollar is still in its major bear phase, says DBS Bank in this week's technical analysis on currencies US$/DM bearish channel remains intact THE US DOLLAR attempted to break out of the weekly bearish channel we showed last week and traded progressively
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    • 578 5 Reuter ECONOMISTS are now predicting sterling will enter the exchange rate mechanism of the European Monetary System between late October and early December. A widely rumoured entry date Sep 8 came and went with no move from Chancellor of the
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    • SMALL CHANGE
      • 92 5 MOODY'S Investors Service has assigned an A-3 rating to the Government of Malaysia's forthcoming issue of US$2OO raillion of Yankee bonds, due 2000, in the US. The rating ageticy noted in New York on Thursday that this is the first time that Malaysia
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      • 85 5 STANDARD CHARTERED BANK has reduced its Taiwin prime rate by 0.5 percentage point to 13 per cent, effective yesterday. The reduction was made to reflect easier money market conditions, the bank said in a statement. Stanchajt's move followed cuts of 0.25 percentage point by five local
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      • 110 5 THE AUSTRALIAN economic slowdown is likely to be prolonged but not too severe, according to the latest Westpac Banking Corp and Melbourne Institute Index. The leading index, which measures where the economy is headed, rose to 125.3 points in July from 124.6 in June and compared
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      • 75 5 NATIONAL AUSTRALIA BANK Ltd said yesterday that it will cut its prime lending rate to 16.75 per cent from 17.0 pfer cent, effective Monday. It said its base rate would be reduced to 17.25 from 17.75 per cent, effective Sep 24. "The lower interest rates
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  • THE REGION
    • NOTE BOOK
      • 97 6 FIVE FILIPINO adults and a baby died in Iraq last month, mostly due to heat exposure, after they fled from Kuwait, the official Philippine News Agency (PNA) said in Manila on Thursday. Two Filipino women, two men and a baby girl died from
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      • 79 6 SOUTH KOREA'S GoldStar Co Ltd will set up a joint venture with Indonesia's Astra Group in the suburbs of Jakarta to produce colour televisions and refrigerators, a GoldStar spokesman said yesterday. Under an agreement signed in Jakarta on Thursday, GoldStar and Astra will invest a total of
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      • 88 6 DAT UK SERI Dr Mahathir Mohamad on Thursday urged Sbuth Korean industrialists to use Malaysia as a base to pernetrate the world market. The prime minister said Malaysia can be a gateway for Korean investors, not only to the'Asean and Pacific rim countries but practically to
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      • 53 6 JAPAN and the European Community (EC) are discussing limiting Japanese car exports to Europe but have not yet reached an agreement, Japanese and European officials said on Thursday. "The talks are exploratory and have not yet concluded," said Michael Lake, counsellor at the European Commission's
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      • 76 6 GROWTH in Japanese personal savings shrank for the first time in seven quarters in the three months to June as savings in postal deposits and investment trusts fell, the Bank of Japan said on Thursday. The central bank said the increase in personal savings fell 3.8 per
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      • 60 6 NEW ZEALAND'S terms of trade, a measure of the purchasing power of the country's exports, were at their highest level since June 1974, Finance Minister David Caygill said yesterday. "As a trading nation that means we are in a stronger position than for any other time
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    • 343 6 AP INFLATION sparked by higher oil prices resulting from the Gulf crisis is threatening Japan's long-term economic expansion, Japan's central bank governor said on Thursday. But a quarterly survey shows most businessmen believe the economy is resilient enough to weather the crisis without
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    • 314 6 Reuter THE JAPANESE government may be too complacent in its statements to the public about the Gulf crisis and its impact on Japan's oil supplies, private economists say. Government officials have repeatedly said Japan will be able to weather the Gulf crisis
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    • 293 6 THE EMPLOYERS Confederation of Thailand has voiced opposition to the labour movement's demand for a minimum wage increase early next month, saying workers would suffer rather than benefit from a pay rise. The Nation reported the confederation's acting director Pichai Linpattawan as saying
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    • Article, Illustration
      45 6 A Thai reporter reading the last edition of Naew Na (Frontline) newspaper at his office in Bangkok yesterday. Thailand's Supreme Court yesterday revoked the printing licence of the newspaper after finding the daily guilty of straining relations between Thailand and Saudia Arabia.
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    • 394 6 AFP SOUTH KOREA'S trade deficit will balloon above initial expectations to US$5 billion this year, due to the Gulf crisis, floods and other factors, the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) said yesterday. The director general of MTl's trade bureau, Hwang Doo-Yun, said
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    • 368 6 Bernama MALAYSIA is likely to register a growth rate in the range of 10 per cent this year against 8.5 per cent last year, Bank Negara governor Tan Sri JafFar Hussein said on Thursday. Speaking after opening an exhibition in conjunction with Malayan
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    • 176 6 Bernama TWO of Malaysia's biggest trading partners, the European Community and Japan, have assured Malaysia that they will continue extending their GSP privileges for the foreseeable future. Diplomats of these and other countries say that they regard the Generalised System of Preferences as
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  • THE WORLD
    • 428 7 Reuter THE FIRST shock of surging oil prices on the US economy will surface in the August inflation figures scheduled to be released yesterday, but analysts say the aftershocks will reverberate for months. Economists expect the Producer Price Index, which measures
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    • 414 7 The Gulf Crisis AP JAPAN will provide an additional US$3 billion in aid to international peacekeeping forces in the Gulf and nations suffering from the embargo against Iraq, the government announced yesterday. The Cabinet decision would bring Japan's total aid towards meeting the Gulf
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    • 253 7 Reuter IRAN, sticking to its Opec quota, is earning US$7OO million to US$BOO million more a month from oil exports, which are in heavy demand because of the Gulf crisis, Oil Minister Gholamreza Aqazadeh said. Iran was now selling its crude
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    • 240 7 Reuter THE US is slipping into a recession that is expected to last at least the next six months, forecasters at the UCLA Business Forecasting Project said at their quarterly conference. The forecasting project is sponsored by the Graduate School of Management at the University
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    • 149 7 AFP VISITING American businessmen in Moscow expressed enthusiasm for prospects in the Soviet Union, saying that "capitalism is arriving" and calling the changes in the country "fascinating" and "extraordinarily significant". The senior executives of 15 major American firms were in Moscow on an official delegation
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    • 393 7 Reuter AMERICAN Commerce Secretary Robert Mosbachef said on Thursday that the Soviet Union may ease its emigration laws within the next two months, clearing the way for Washington to grant significant trade benefits. Mr Mosbacher told a Moscow news conference that restrictive emigration
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  • STOCK EXCHANGE OF SINGAPORE 1
    • 4341 8  -  By Quak Hiang Whai SHARE PRICES on the Singapore stock market fell moderately yesterday in thin and lethargic trade following Wall Street's overnight heavy losses and an easier close in Tokyo. Dealers said sharp losses on Wall Street and the weak performance
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  • KUALA LUMPUR STOCK EXCHANGE
    • 3704 10 Bernama Reuter SOME late bargain-hunting helped share prices to recover from earlier falls to close mixed in dull trading yesterday as investors continued to stay away. The KLSE Composite Index gained 0.35 of a point to 543.62 while the Industrial Index added 2.19 points to
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    • 102 10 Property j The property market has been forging ahead in the past two years. The question now is, will it hold? Business Times special supplement on property and construction looks at the trends in the residential, commercial, industrial, retail and hotel sectors. With Singapore companies looking further afield for opportunities,
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  • TOKYO STOCK EXCHANGE
    • 2277 11 Reuter TOKYO STOCKS closed lower yesterday after an afternoon that was relatively quiet compared with an extremely volatile morning during which buying by Big Four investment trusts tugged against selling by futures arbitrageurs who were settling up September futures and options contracts. "The afternoon gave
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  • STOCK EXCHANGE OF HONGKONG
    • 2398 11 Reuter HONGKONG stocks drifted lower at the close yesterday in sluggish, thin trade. Brokers said they were surprised the market held up so well. "We expected the market to sink further following Wall Street's loss on Thursday and Tokyo's fall today," said one.
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  • REGIONAL STOCK MARKETS
    • Profit-taking erodes Taipei prices
      • 87 12 INDICES TURNOVER CVMC Scy 14 PTHOM SYDNEY All Ordinaries Index All Industrials Index All Resources Index Turnover (million) 1480.0 2203.7 915.9 70.05 1495.7 2228.3 925.0 NA -15.7 -24.6 -9.1 BANGKOK SET Index Turnover (nearest *000) 759.98 7,875 793.09 NA -33.11 JAKARTA Composite Index Turnover (nearest "000) 529.12 NA NA NA
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      • 304 12 11 BOCK1 lailRj in vww %day year day year day ye* Sat 13 Mb change change change change change chaage Wortd 371.1 -0.2 -20.2 0.0 -22.4 -0.6 -17.2 *EAFE 504 2 -0.5 -26.0 -0.2 -26.2 -0.8 -21.3 Europe 390.2 -0.4 -13.4 -0.2 -10.2 -0.8 •4.2
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      • 991 12 THE Australian sharemarket closed sharply weaker yesterday on thin volume with bearish offshore sentiment filtering through to the local market. Brokers said the 43-point fall in the Dow overnight and a weaker Nikkei in the day sidelined large investors. "There wasn't a lot of activity. Players are taking a
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      • 409 12 NEW ZEALAND shares regained about one-third of a sharp morning fall in subdued afternoon trade yesterday, as brokers described several leading stocks as being oversold. "But rather disturb- ingly, the market closed around its lows for the year," said John White of Cavill White Securities. The Barclays share index
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      • 504 12 JAKARTA stocks turnover slumped to 1.33 million from Thursday's 2.82 million and the composite index eased 1.3 point to 529.12. Bank Duta and Inco dominated the regular market at 207,500 and 158,500 shares respectively. Jakarta Rupiah VolOOO) Abda 6550 Ahap Insurance 4450 200 45 Alumindo Perkasa Utama 7000 1400
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      • 781 12 SEOUL stocks fell for the third day in a row yesterday as investors worried about the effect on inflation of this week's flooding and about the continued stand-off in the Gulf, brokers said. The composite stock index lost 4.52 points to 603.52, with volume moderate at 97.4 billion won
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      • 287 12 THE Taiwan stock index ended lower yesterday following Tokyo's losses and on profit-taking in the plastic and financial sectors, dealers said. After unsteady trading, the Weighted Index lost 39.64 points, or 1.13 per cent, to finish at 3,480.47. Taipei NTS 1st Sec Fund... All Sincere Indus. Asia Cement Cathay
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      • 455 12 PHILIPPINE stocks fell sharply yesterday as a bomb attack in the capital before trading opened drove the main index down four per cent to the lowest level in over three years, brokers said. The Manila Stock Exchange Composite Index dropped 29.13 points to close at 642.30, the lowest since
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      • 648 12 THAI stocks closed lower yesterday. The SET Index was down 33.11 at 759.98. Turnover was 7,874,685 shares valued at 1,717.31 million baht. Bangkok Baht VoKW) I Aluooo 580 unch I American Standa Asia Credit HO 5 2212 Asia Hotel 85 9.50 308 Asia Sec. Tradi 73 -5.50 ***** Ayudhya
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      • 18 12 THE Bombay Stock Exchange was closed for trading on Thursday to enable brokers to settle pending business.
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        988 13 THE Wall Street stock market suffered its worst battering in three weeks on Thursday as heightened worries over an outbreak of war in the Middle East and nervousness about upcoming economic data sent investors rushing for the exits. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 43.07 points, or 1.6
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        712 13 LONDON share prices fell on Thursday in trading unsettled, in part, by the prospect of further instability in the Gulf region. The broad-based Financial TimesStock Exchange 100-share index was down 15.2 points, or 0.71 per cent, at 2,127.1. The narrower Financial Times 30share index was down 10.4 points at
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      • 593 13 WEST GERMAN shares ended almost two per cent lower in very thin trade yesterday, with generally negative market sentiment further aggravated by renewed concern about the Gulf crisis late in the session. Dealers said reports Iraqi troops had entered the French Embassy in Kuwait brought prices under pressure in
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      • 284 13 FRENCH share prices began lower yesterday, unable to shake free from the overriding influence of Wall Street on the Bourse's leading stocks and taking little notice of a doubling in French inflation in August, dealers said. Volumes continued thin, and operators were anxious not to go into the weekend
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      • 337 13 DUTCH shares ended a dull Thursday session mostly lower due to a lack erf* business amid renewed uncertainty about the Gulf crisis, traders said. Thursday's bellicose remarks from Iran's leader Ali Khameni had made investors wary again, dealers said. Khameni said the fight against US forces in the Gulf
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      • 167 13 BELGIAN shares dropped an average 1.85 per cent yesterday, following the lead of other world stock markets, in thin, pre weekend trading, dealers said. "Tlie market went down out of sympathy with Wall Street and Tokyo," one dealer said. Steel wire and steel cord maker Bekaert continued its slide
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      • 238 13 SWISS shares traded quietly lower at midsession yesterday. Dealers said volume was light as investors did not want to open new positions before the weekend. The all-share SPI index fell 10.1 points or 1.01 pet to 993 points. The SMI index of leading shares eased 16.1 points to 1,498.5.
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      • 213 13 TORONTO stocks closed slightly lower on Thursday, shunning a flurry of sell programmes on Wall Street which sank the Dow more than 43 points, traders said. "They just decided to sell even if they were good or bad stocks," said analyst Rolie Bradley of Levesque.. Beaubien Geoffrion. The composite
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      • 384 13 Johannesburg Sep 13 Rand INDUSTRIALS A Alpha 2400 unch A EC I 1410 -15 Abercom 57 -3 Amaprop 780 AM1C 7400 -100 Barlows 3275 unch Basil Strk 20B BAZ. r Blyvoor. 1425 +25 CG Smith 7150 +50 CnagaJo 1635 +10 Curfin 350 unch Edgars.......................... 3600S Fed Volk 445 unch First
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      • 87 13 INDICES TURNOVER NEW YORK Close Sep 13 Dow Jones NYSE Financial SAP 500 Turnover (million) 2582.67 121.94 318.65 123.37 2625.74 123.43 322.54 129.89 -43.07 -1.49 -3.89 -6.52 LONDON Financial Times 30 FTSE 100 Turnover (million) 1632.90 2127.10 335.4 1643.30 2142.30 434.7 •10.40 15.20 -99.3 AMSTERDAM CBS General 184.20 184.50 1
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  • CURRENCY, MONEY & FUTURES MARKETS
    • 1247 14 FOREX MARKET REPORTS THE US DOLLAR yesterday finished firmer against the yen, steady against the mark and easier against sterling in cautious Tokyo trade ahead of the release of a batch of US indicators late last night, dealers said. "The US dollar
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  • COMMODITIES
    • 509 15 Reuter COFFEE EXPORTERS in Brazil, battered by adverse currency movements and a fall in world prices, are now pinning their hopes on International Coffee Organisation (ICO) talks in London from Sep 17 to Sep 28. Brazil's negotiating stance over the possibility of a
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    • 245 15 MBT THE Palm Oil Research Institute of Malaysia (Porim) is working closely with international bodies to formulate a code of good practices for handling and transporting palm oil, said chairman Mohd Said Mohd Ali on Thursday. The joint effort with the Federation of Oil Seeds
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    • 838 15 REPORTS GOLD closed slightly firmer on light short-covering in Hongkong yesterday but dealers said trade was featureless. "There was nothing to focus on today except technical factors as crude oil prices remained steady," a dealer at a local trading house said. Some dealers
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    • 313 15 NOTICES JURONG SHIPYARD LIMITED Incorporated in tt» Republic of Singapore) LOST SHARE CERTIFICATE hM bean made to tha directors of the atoovenamad coraany to laaue duplicate share certificate In place of the following share certificate which haa been reported loaf or daatroyad: No. af ahara unit* Certificate Ma. Mama of
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  • 492 16  -  By Kenneth James JAPANESE computer giant Fujitsu, which is buying an 80 per cent stake in UK's largest computer company, ICL, has affirmed in writing that the British company will continue with its present management and operating style. ICL will also offer
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  • 218 16 Agencies BRITISH Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd and Russian Federation president Boris Yeltsin discussed possible direct economic cooperation between Britain and the largest Soviet republic, cutting out Moscow. "We discussed intentions of Russia to have direct treaties with states, and we want to make
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  • 203 16 AP MANILA may agree to a five-year phase-out of US bases in the Philippines when talks on American use of those facilities begin next week, a senior Foreign Affairs Department official said yesterday. The'official, who requested anonymity, made the statement following a report that the
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  • 344 16 Bank Duta scandal Reuter A FORMER director of Indonesia's scandal-hit Bank Duta, one of the country's largest private banks and controlled by foundations chaired by President Suharto, has been detained for questioning, a spokesman for the Attorney General's office said yesterday. Dicky Iskandar Di Nata, 39,
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  • 37 16 Reuter picture Two workers changing the iackpot total on a Florida lottery sign in Miami on Thursday. The jackpot is at US$lOO million and could possibly exceed Pennsylvania's record US$ll7 million jackpot. Renter picture
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  • 296 16 First SNC meeting to be held on Monday AFP CAMBODIAN guerilla leader Prince Norodom Sihanouk yesterday called on the Phnom Penh government to accept him as president of the Supreme National Council (SNC), a newly-formed interim authority in Cambodia. Also yesterday, Cambodian sources said
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  • 312 16  -  By William Chia VIDEOTAPE housing maker Electro-Magnetic (S) Ltd is withdrawing its proposed rights issue of 25.S million new shares with 25.5 million detachable warrants at $1.75 a share on a I-for-2 basis. The company announced yesterday that in view of the
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    • 1166 17  -  One-time undercover agent, author, party animal, publisher, TV show host and now the millionaire chief executive of Hongkong's biggest independent PR agency, Ted Thomas refuses to get off" the rollercoaster, says Harish Mehta Harish Mehta Tennessee Williams is a likeable old poof. And he doesn't make any
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    • STRAWS IN THE WIND
      • 53 17 A SHOP that makes keys has this printed on its receipts: HEALTH IS WEALTH. What has health or wealth got to do with keys, we wooder? Is health the key wealth, or is the key ■ier health, wealth, 0r... Anfway, while you're pondering, it, we'll just go buy
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      • 37 17 ONE TRAFFIC WARDEN must be living in a time warp. According to the parking summons of one motorist, he committed his offence (Mi Sep I, 1980. And the date of the notice? Sep 1, 1940.
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      • 45 17 IT CAN BE precarious climbing up or down the steps of a moving double-decker bus. One mother, only too aware of the dangers, was heard to command her child: "Hang on to my neck tight, but don't choke me, know or not!" JT
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      • 78 17 Giorgio Armani has a line called "Armani Bambinos," the latter word being Italian for children. But a story in Taller magazine referred to* dozen young children dressed in "Armani Bimbo styles." Hrara, getting a head start ill life or something? Do you have a straw to
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    • OPINIONS
      • 923 18  -  Forget fact and reason, go for fire and brimstone. Asad Latif examines the convoluted arguments coming from the fanatic fringe Asad Latif Asad Latif is BTs Foreign Editor THE newsletter of the Parti sa-Islam Malaysia is not a publication one would turn to for
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      • 882 18  -  Malini Tambyah argues that parents should be allowed to decide which second language will best advance their child s prospects Malini Tambyah Malini Tambyah is with BT's Foreign Desk WHILE evaluation of the issue of real or imagined racial discrimination in Singapore is
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      • 629 18  -  Soh Tiang Keng sings the praises of the MRT system. But there is a fly in the ointment: the anti-social commuter Soh Tiang Keng Soh Tiang Keng is with BT's Features Desk THE well-respected Fodor's Travel Guide compliments Singapore's MRT subway system as "possibly
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      • 138 18  -  LETTERS TO THE EDITOR D W Distant Singapore 0922 SENIOR ministers recently confirmed the general belief that the substantial reserves Singapore owns belongs to Singaporeans and will be given to them in ways yet to be announced.
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      • 173 18  -  Assan Masood Singapore 0718 I REFER to your front-page report of Sep 3 on the Gulf crisis. You had captioned a demonstration in Amman as a protest by Muslim fundamentalists. 1 am not sure how you arrived at this somewhat sinister attribute to
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    • SPORTS
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        • 69 19 THE UNITED States World Cup goalkeeper, Tony Meola, has left Brighton for their English Second Division rivals Watford, the US Soccer Federation announced on Thursday. Meola, who has spent the past two weeks with Brighton, and was expected to remain on loan for a
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        • 146 19 A FORMER American basketball star, Michelle Estill, hit a superb 67 to take a surprise lead in Thursday's opemng day of the European Open. Estill has only been playing golf seriously for five years. But after taking first place last month in a regional qualifier for
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        • 101 19 DELMIR DOS Santos of Brazil notched up his fifth Great Race stage victory in Stoke on Trent, England on Thursday, but Portugal's Paolo Catarino held on to his yellow leader's vest after the 11th leg. The Brazilian s win was made all the easier by the
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        • 60 19 MIKE GATTING's hopes of leading Middlesex to another championship victory took a severe bruising on Thursday, when he retired in agony at The Oval. Gatting was hit on the elbow by Surrey paceman Waqar Younis from the first ball of his innings. Although no bone
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        • 151 19 THE FORMER president of the International Olympic Committee, Lord Killanin, said on Thursday that a two year ban slapped on the disgraced Canadian sprinter Ben Johnson should have been for life. Lord Killanin said that Johnson, who failed a dope test after winning the Olympic
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        • 76 19 ALMOST ALL the 46,000 people in the North Atlantic archipelago of the Faroes were on the streets on Thursday as the national soccer team returned after beating Austria 1-0 in its first international game. People rushed into the streets on Wednesday night even as a storm hit
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        • 127 19 ENGLAND AND Spurs soccer star Paul Gascoigne is set to take the pop charts by storm with a single and an album. Gascoigne has teamed up with the group Lindisfarne from his native Newcastle. Top society photographer Terry O'Neill is taking the cover pictures for
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      • 1112 19  -  By Thomas Boswell IHT FINALLY, an American winner of the US Open to love. Or at least to respect and enjoy without serious reservation. Thank you, Pete Sampras. Long, long ago, in a place far, far away it was Forest Hill, New York the men's
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    • EPICURE
      • 920 20  -  Qtiek Swee Peng on asparagus tips Quek Swee Peng FINGER BOWLS have never been more widely appreciated than by asparagus aficionados. That is, by those who partake of this (over-rated?) victorious vegetable with the enthusiasm of an eternally infatuated suitor. In countries where the tight-tipped
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    • LIFESTYLE 1
      • 885 21  -  The name of the game is making Chilean wine. But why Chile? N K Yong finds out N K Yong THE SPANISH were the first. The Californians and the Australians followed. And most recently one of the most famous names in French wine, Chateau LafiteRothschild of Bordeaux
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      • 382 21  -  BRIDGE By Tan Boon Tiong A SQUEEZE is one erf" many ways declarer can generate an extra trick in the play of the hand. This can happen when a defender is over-burdened in guarding two or three suits. However, quite often declarer is allowed to develop a squeeze
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      • 686 22  -  Samuel Ee admires the bathroom tiles and avoids the crickets at the newly-refurbished Alkaff Mansion Samuel Ee They say Aikaff Mansion is better at night you get to see the lights twinkling and hear the crickets chirping. Maybe that explains why I decided to go
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      • 816 22  -  Rahita Elias finds Taiwan fun, despite an empty stomach and a full bladder Rahita Elias HE MOST beautiful I-B words 1 ever heard in TaijJL wan came from a Chinese cook in a Scotts Picnic-type food pogrt "Yes, we have chicken rice." I was tired, culture-shocked
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    • PURSUITS
      • 740 23  -  Cassandra How meets a nutritionist who is living proof that good health isn't the preserve of the young Cassandra How DR BERNARD Jensen can count a number of achievements in his life. Being 83 is one of them. At the age of 18, he
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      • 643 23  -  Paul Ramani feels a mite insignificant at the Guinness Book of World Records Exhibition Paul Ramani Robert wadlow is the world's tallest man. Compared to him, I'm a tall flea, but so what? At least 1 don't have trouble taking buses. Moulded in fibre-glass, the 2.72
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      • 619 23  -  By Ringo Liew 808 JAMES: Grand Piano Canyon It remains one of life's ironies that jazz keyboardist-com-poser Bob James, who has done everything from jingles to Broadway scores, is probably most famous for his theme for the TV comedy series Taxi.
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    • PERSONAL FINANCE & INVESTMENT 1
      • DON'T QUOTE ME!
        • 263 24 WHEN IT COMES to corporate takeovers, Hongkong is definitely a more exciting place than Singapore. Take for the Evergp bid, which is now building up to a climax. At HKSB.62 billion, it is the biggest corporate takeover in Hongkong. In size it is
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        • 51 24 SPOTTED in the court diary section of the South China Morning Post a writ served by the Hongkong and Shanghai Bulking Corporation on Kuan Tao Sheng, Koon King Chung John Koon King Chung and Dorkiu Ltd for the princely sum of HKS3I.6 million. Any idea what it's all
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        • 201 24 NATSTEEL's first venture into the resort business appears to be both a success and a failure. As all the 1,500 individual and 300 corporate memberships for Nat Steel's Raffles Marina in Jurong were snapped up in record time, it surely qualifies as a success of sorts.
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      • 303 24  -  CHART By C Dow INVESTORS are obviously putting the stock market on hold as they await the finale to the Gulf crisis, whatever that may be. But will the end of the crisis, if it comes, also result in the end of the
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      • 907 24  -  With stocks in the doldrums, trading in futures offers opportunities for quicker and bigger gains. Amy Balan surveys the futures scene here and ana speaks to an expert in the game Amy Balan IN MARKETS like these, you either go in for the long haul
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      • 739 24 Trading using the standard methods will kill you. With 50,000 other people pouring over the same charts and using the same methods, you need to be better than average to make money. You will either have to use indicators that others don't use or use
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      • 134 24 BULL POWER, says Dr Alexander Elder, represents the strength of buying power as represented by the trading highs of the period relative to the average price. Similarly, bear power represents the strength of sellers. The trick then is to find out which group is dominant. On
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      • 659 25  -  The near-term prospects for the C$ appear to be darkening, warns E P Neufeld E P Neufeld THE Canadian dollar has lost almost three US cents during the past few weeks, as recession fears, lower interest rates, and political developments have conspired against the currency.
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      • 693 25  -  UK stocks have outperformed those in Tokyo and New York in the post-invasion era, Cotten Timberlake reports Cotten Timberlake AP LONDON'S stock market, which frequently follows the dominant New York and Tokyo markets, has emerged as the star performer during the global financial turmoil
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      • 946 25 Japanese borrowers may have to repay US$ 125b that they never thought they would have to ,v The Economist Financial instruments that claim to keep everybody happy usually end up leaving the glummest faces. During the 1980s, the favourite financial fix of many Japanese firms came from
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    • JOBS
      • 1000 26  -  Former star-commentator in Indian films, TV and radio, ex-advertising and marketing wizard, and the present chief of a mass communications think-tank here, Vijay Menon tells Harish Mehta that he now prefers the non-profit rather than the profit-motivated professions Harish Mehta I WAS trying to
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      • 708 26 The Japanese are making their move, again, in search of more pay, independence and satisfaction IT CAME as a bit of a shock to Nomura Research, when one of its bright young analysts suddenly upped and quit the company three years ago to join Morgan Stanley
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      • 339 26 William Patrick Ryan has joined the board of directors of Rothmans Industries Ltd. Mr Ryan, the chief executive elect, tobacco in Rothmans International pic, has been with the Rothmans Group for 24 years. He has also held various senior management positions in Rothmans operations in Australia. Dr Ling
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    • THE TRAVEL PAGE
      • 459 27 LETTER FROM TASMANIA ONLY 200 km of Bass Strait separate the island state of Tasmania from mainland Australia. However, despite the ease of crossing, Tasmania remains a world apart, a unique aspect of Australia. Tasmanians regularly have cause to complain when the island is left off
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      • 152 27 As at 3pm yesterday: Local dollars to one unit of foreign currency Currencies Bid Offer Australian dollar I.4SS 1.475 Canadian dollar 1.510 1.5330 NZ dollar 1.100 1.130 Sterling pound 3.325 3.355 US dollar 1.7700 1.7800 Local dollars to 100 units of foieiga currency Austrian schilling 15.85 16.85
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      • 67 27 Duration Tide Venue Organiser Td Sep 7-17 International Fair Switzerland Schweizer Muster Mustermesse 61/686.20.20 Sep 15-18 International Leather Week Paris Semaine Internationale Du Cuir 1/*****569 Sep 15-20 International Trade Fair for the Food and Catering Industries Germany Munchener Messe 89/***** Duration Title Venue Organiser Td Sep 19-24
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    • TIME OFF
      • 171 28 Journey to Vienna I Conducted by Lim Yau, soloist Yeo Kuei Pin on piano. Pieces from Mozart, The Marriage of Figaro Overture K492, Beethoven, Piano Concerto No 3 in C minor op 37 and also selection of works by Johann Strauss 11. Venue: Singapore Conference Hall. Date: Sep 21.
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      • Article, Illustration
        293 28  -  Compiled by K Jayanti Art By The Inch Drawings, gouaches, etchings, lithographs and serigraphs by Corneille, Sarah Beckett, Yusof Ghani, Damrong Jaruaurai, Midelti and many others Venue: Art Affairs, 35 Duxton Road, Singapore 0208. Date: Sep 1-22. Time: 11am to 6pm daily, except Sundays. Masters of The Female Form
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      460 28 Bleed Brother*. Two Italian blood brothers leave sun, Sicily and spaghetti to sail to America where they stop a gang of ruthless terrorists with their martial arts skills and garlicky breath. Midnight tonight and 11am show tomorrow at Jade 1. Death Warrant When he realises he can't make a
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