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Title Section16 1992-01-30 1 Business Times THE BUSINESS PAPER FOR S-E ASIA MITA (P) 35/12/91 Thursday, January 30, 1992 75*16 words
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NEWS SUMMARY
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75 1992-01-30 1 ALGIERS Police opened fire yesterday to disperse hundreds of Muslim demonstrators who looted an office of the former ruling FLN party after the arrest of two Islamic religious leaders. It was not immediately known if there were casualties. Police and an-ti-riot troops rushed75 words
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34 1992-01-30 1 TAIPEI Taiwan will hold general elections at the end of this year to choose a new legislature following sweeping democratic reforms last year, the Central Election Commission said yesterday.34 words
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Article31 1992-01-30 1 TWO of Indonesian President Suharto's sons and a daughter, who head a number of businesses in the country, have publicly defended their record as entrepreneurs Page 331 words
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Article22 1992-01-30 1 NINE MORE companies have been awarded Approved Oil Trader (AOT) status by the Singapore government Page 422 words
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Article35 1992-01-30 1 FEDERAL INSURANCE, an American insurance company, has lost a court appeal in Singapore over issues relating to its refusal to pay claims which have arisen from a public liability policy Page 435 words
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Article25 1992-01-30 1 VIETNAM will grant oil exploration concessions to companies from Europe, Japan and South Korea for five sought-after offshore oil blocs Page 1025 words
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Article25 1992-01-30 1 JAKARTA is likely to face an office space glut soon because of oversupply, but the residential sector should remain buoyant Page 1025 words
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Article28 1992-01-30 1 A GLOOMY quarterly industrial trends survey by the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) has dashed hopes of an economic recovery in Britain Page II28 words
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Article50 1992-01-30 1 THE CONTAINER trade between Asia and the US is expected to grow by at least 2 to 3 per cent this year, with growth expected to be stronger in the second half of the year, according to the Trans-Pacific Stabilisation Agreement members. Shipping Times Page 150 words
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MARKETS SUMMARY
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Article26 1992-01-30 1 WALL STREET opened lower yesterday as the Dow Jones index of leading industrials slipped 15.88 points to 3,256.26 after about an hour of trade.26 words
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Article40 1992-01-30 1 LONDON share prices were weaker at midday yesterday, on worries that Wall Street won't be able to sustain its record gains. At 1200 GMT, the FTSE 100-Share Index was down 13.2 points, or 0.5 per cent, at 2,538.8.40 words
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Article17 1992-01-30 1 SINGAPORE National Printers Ltd (SNP) has mapped out a growth strategy Page 617 words
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Article35 1992-01-30 1 US investment group Morgan Stanley has raised its stake in Neptune Orient Lines to 10.13 per cent this month, making it the second largest shareholder in Singapore's national carrier Page 635 words
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Article32 1992-01-30 1 INDONESIA'S Bakrie Group will restructure its operations in a bid to improve efficiency, cutting back from 40 firms to 25 in five years, says president Aburizal Bakrie Page 832 words
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Article32 1992-01-30 1 PT INTI Indorayon Utama has received its first revolving credit facility of US$3O million (Ss49 million) from a syndicate of international banks based in Singapore and overseas Page 932 words
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Article, Illustration29 1992-01-30 1 Wednesday Change BT-MGA 742.06 -1.74 Kuala Lumpur ...573.28, +3.44 Tokyo 21,362.26 -28.26 Hongkong 4,371.13 -15.20 Sydney 1,622.1 -3.8 Taeaday Change New York 3,272.14 +31.53 London 2,552.0 +12.129 words
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Article24 1992-01-30 1 Exdunfe rates USS S$ 1.6295 100 Yen SS 1.3010 MS SS 0.6142 Imi)i market rates Overnight 3 1/4 +1/4 3-month 3 3/8 unch24 words
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Article39 1992-01-30 1 I tnwfim Gold AM fix US$355.40 -US$0.90 IhMer S'pore Feb.... 130.00 c /k* unch M'sia Feb 2l4.00Vkj unch KL Tin Turnover 42 tonnes -45 Spot... M$l4.l9/kg -0.01 Crude palm oi Turnover 355 tots +10 Feb M$9I4 /tonne +139 words
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544 1992-01-30 1 Proposals for tax breaks and cuts in defence spending Agencies WASHINGTON US President George Bush yesterday sent to Congress a US$l.5 trillion (552.4 trillion) clcction-year budget that foresees a modest economic recovery this year, calls for cuts in defence spending and proposes tax breaksAgencies - 544 words
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162 1992-01-30 1 Reuter WASHINGTON The US economy grew at a weak 0.3 per cent annual rate in the final three months of 1991, the Commerce Department said on Wednesday, but it contracted over the course of the full year for the first time in nineReuter - 162 words
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268 1992-01-30 1 SINGAPORE The US dollar and stock prices opened lower in New York trading yesterday after President George Bush's economic recovery plan, unveiled in his State of the Union speech, failed to impress overseas investors. The perception that Mr Bush's economic proposals are268 words
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Article, Illustration393 1992-01-30 1 Lilian Ang - By Lilian Ang SINGAPORE The gas pipeline between Singapore and Malaysia was officially opened yesterday. In a simple ceremony, National Development Minister S Dhanabalan and Malaysia's Minister of Justice Syed Hamid each pressed a button and activated a gas gauge. In an instant, a siren393 words
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425 1992-01-30 1 Reuter TOKYO Japan cautiously wclcomcd a single free trade market among the Association of South-east Asian Nations as a force for stability, but some businessmen were sceptical about whether or not it would really materialise. Leaders of A scan Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, theReuter - 425 words
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147 1992-01-30 1 Reuter HONGKONG Hundreds of trade unionists demonstrated outside Hongkong's legislature yesterday, demanding that the government drop plans to import workers to ease the British colony's labour shortage. Chan Yuen-Han, a member of the Federation of Trade Unions' standing committee, said many ofReuter - 147 words
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Advertisement28 1992-01-30 1 A helping hand for economy bat no relief for jobless. Pk 2 Package will kelp to ease trade friction: Japan, Pg 2 Editorial, Pg 12 Analysis, Pg 1328 words
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PAGE 2 NEWS
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Article, Illustration693 1992-01-30 2 President George Bush's State of the Union address Analysts examine the president's growth package Reuter WASHINGTON President George Bush's new "growth package" should give the staggering US economy a helping hand, but holds little in the way of fast reliefReuter - 693 words
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338 1992-01-30 2 Reuter WASHINGTON Following arc highlights of President Bush's State of the Union address, delivered on Tuesday to Congress and a television audience. Mr Bush proposed a plan on defence spending and programmes for short-term economic stimulation and for longer term economic growth.Reuter - 338 words
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363 1992-01-30 2 AP WASHINGTON President Bush's new defence cuts would for the first time shrink all three legs of the strategic nuclear "triad" a sea-, air- and land-based force meant to survive the once-feared Soviet nuclear attack. But Mr Bush conditioned the mostAP - 363 words
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330 1992-01-30 2 Reuter TOKYO Japanese business and government officials yesterday warmly welcomed President George Bush's plans to stimulate the ailing American economy, saying they would help ease friction over trade. Mr Bush offered a package of tax changes to boost the economy, including aReuter - 330 words
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Article, Illustration1008 1992-01-30 3 SINGAPORE President Suharto's children, lately in the news for the rapid growth of their business empires, have publicly defended their record as entrepreneurs. In rare disclosures to the foreign media, two of the president's sons and a daughter explain in the latest issueSource: Time; Pictures by Editor magazine - 1,008 words
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Article, Illustration563 1992-01-30 3 SINGAPORE The Philippines must convince its powerful and traditionally anti-administration Senate and some protected industrial sectors not to erect stumbling blocks to the implementation of the Asean Free Trade Area, says President Corazon Aquino. Replying to a question posed by BT at a563 words
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242 1992-01-30 3 Reuter TOKYO Japanese banks owed money by the legendary US retailer R H Macy and Co are likely to help it reorganise, according to banking industry sources. More than 10 big Japanese banks had loans outstanding to Macy's, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcyReuter - 242 words
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Advertisement508 1992-01-30 2 Til STRATEGIC AMD TICINQIOGICAIIDGI 26-28 February 1992, Raffles City Convention Centre, Singapore The Gulf War has sparked off intensified interest in regional defence around the The First world. It has been a demonstration of modern warfare, where technology plays an Asia-Pacific Defence increasingly important role alongside strategy. The Asia-Pacific Defence508 words
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Advertisement9 1992-01-30 3 Filing won't hit Macy's junk bonds: analysts, Pg 299 words
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SINGAPORE NEWS
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NEWS ROUNDUP
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Article70 1992-01-30 4 MR BERNARD CHEN, the new Government Parliamentary Committee (GPC) chairman for defence and foreign affairs yesterday made his maiden visit to Mindef at Gombak Drive. Accompanying him were the three committee members Eugene Yap (MP for Mountbatten), Dr Ho Tat Kin (MP for Toa Payoh GRC)70 words
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Article47 1992-01-30 4 THE Industrial Arbitration Court will hear the case between the Air Transport Executive Staff Union and the Singapore Airlines on Feb 12 on the issue of merit increment and market comparison allowance, lAC registrar Lai Tat Yuen said yesterday.47 words
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Article76 1992-01-30 4 FOUR foreign officers will join The Commander Staff Course 1992, SAFs premier commander course. Major Rupert Hendry Charles Lucas of the British Army is the first officer from the United Kingdom to participate in the course. The other officers are Major Anthony s/o Rajagopal from76 words
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308 1992-01-30 4 STANDARD Chartered Bank has been actively approaching a number of prominent local businessman in what is seen as a last ditch attempt to sell Marina Village International for a decent price. Sources said that Stanchart is still trying to find a buyer for308 words
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398 1992-01-30 4 Dexter Lee - Buyers snap up 2,500 sets at $398 each from Telecom Equipment By Dexter Lee TELECOM EQUIPMENT, the retail arm of Singapore Telecom, has sold $1 million worth of second-generation cordless (CT2) phones in the three days since the Callzone service was launched398 words
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546 1992-01-30 4 Schutz Lee - New list brings total to 47 By Schutz Lee NINE more companies have been awarded Approved Oil Trader (AOT) status by the government, bringing the total to 47. Announcing the nine additions to the AOT list, the Trade Development Board said yesterday546 words
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564 1992-01-30 4 David Gabriel - Part-heard case expected to finish this year By David Gabriel AN AMERICAN insurance company. Federal Insurance, has lost a court appeal in Singapore over issues relating to its refusal to pay claims arising out of a public liability policy. The claims were564 words
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407 1992-01-30 4 Chew Eng Han - By Chew Eng Han NTUC Income, the insurance arm of the NTUC, expects its insurance fund assets to exceed $1 billion this year. In the past three years, its funds have more than doubled, from $447 million to $919 million407 words
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COMPANY NEWS 1
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COMPANY BRIEFS
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85 1992-01-30 6 KUALA LUMPUR Syarikat Siah Brothers Construction Sdn Bhd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of newly listed Siah Brothers Corporation Bhd, has secured a tender worth Mslso million (5592.1 million) to construct two luxury condominium projects in Tanah Merah, Singapore. Its managing director, Mr Siah Kwee85 words
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Article82 1992-01-30 6 KUALA LUMPUR Worldwide Holdings Bhd and its subsidiary Perangsang Rio Tinto (M) Sdn Bhd have agreed to sell their stakes in Perangsang Tin Consolidated Sdn Bhd to Syarikat Lumbong Setapak Bhd. Worldwide is disposing of its 46.99 per cent stake for M 58.016 million (554.9282 words
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Article64 1992-01-30 6 KUALA LUMPUR Sungei Way Holding Bhd said its proposed loan stocks with detachable transferable subscription rights was approved by Bank Negara Malaysia last Oct 4 and by the Foreign Investment Committee on Oct 29. However, other conditions have yet to be fulfilled, including the64 words
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Article80 1992-01-30 6 KUALA LUMPUR Edaran Otomobil Nasional Bhd said its proposed acquisition of 46.85 per cent equity interest in Kong Ming Bank Bhd would be effected by cash through internally-generated funds instead of through the issue of new EON shares. In a statement to the80 words
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Article64 1992-01-30 6 KUALA LUMPUR Federal Hour Mills Bhd said the proceeds from its disposal of 57,796,000 shares in Citic Pacific Ltd would be placed in financial institutions to eam interest. Replying to a Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange query, it said that Citic Pacific was an investment holding64 words
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Article, Illustration769 1992-01-30 6 William Chia - Exports show greatest growth potential of 20-30 pc a year By William Chia SINGAPORE National Printers Ltd (SNP) has mapped out a growth strategy that involves broadening its product and customer base, increasing export sales and beefing up its capacity with the769 words
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369 1992-01-30 6 Rahita Elias - By Rahita Elias SINGAPORE The US investment group Morgan Stanley increased its stake in Neptune Orient Lines to 10.13 per cent this month, making it the second largest shareholder in the national carrier after the Singapore government. On Jan 6, Morgan Stanley369 words
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249 1992-01-30 6 SINGAPORE National carrier Singapore Airlines (SIA) has ordered its third $20 million 8747-400 flight simulator, from Rediffusion Simulation Ltd. SIA, which will take delivery of the simulator early next year, chose the British company out of a list that included Flight Safety International of249 words
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Article392 1992-01-30 6 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Taiping Consolidated Bhd, which recently took on board three new shareholders, is charting a new direction jo reflect the group's defftrtifefr from a rubber and woodbased company to that of a commercial property developer. The three new executive chairman Datuk Suleiman Manan,Bernama - 392 words
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Article, Illustration238 1992-01-30 6 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Datuk Abdullah Ahmad, who was in the limelight because of a boardroom tussle recently at Sharikat Permodalan Kebangsaan Bhd. has been removed from the boards of two SPK subsidiaries in separate shareholders' extraordinary general meetings. He was replaced by HajiBernama - 238 words
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304 1992-01-30 6 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Duta Consolidated Bhd, which has been suspended from trading on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange since late-1986, expects to be relisted and traded next month under a new name Olympia Industries Bhd. Managing director Mohd Amir Mohd Senawi saidBernama - 304 words
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COMPANY BRIEFS
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98 1992-01-30 8 LONDON A three-judge appeal court yesterday ruled that Mr Kevin Maxwell must answer questions by liquidators investigating a key private company in his late father's business empire. It dismissed his appeal against an earlier ruling on the matter but agreed that he could refuse98 words
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Article99 1992-01-30 8 TOKYO Japan's Sanyo Electric Co and General Electric Co (GE) of the US have signed an agreement to co-operate in the development, production and sale of compressors, Sanyo said yesterday. The compressors will be for use in rotary air conditioners and refrigerators. Under the agreement,99 words
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Article74 1992-01-30 8 PARIS French telecommunications firm Alcatel CIT said it set up a joint venture with Indian private industrial group Modi as part of a long-term expansion in one of the world's biggest potential markets. The venture, called Alcatel Modi Network Systems, aims to produce 300,000 digital74 words
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Article70 1992-01-30 8 SYDNEY Food group Goodman Fielder Wattie Ltd said it bought for an undisclosed sum the 40 per cent of gelatin maker Leiner do Brasil it did not already own. Goodman acquired 60 per cent of Leiner in 1987 and said it has since invested70 words
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76 1992-01-30 8 AMSTERDAM Holland Sweetener Company (HSC), Europe's sole producer of the artificial sweetener aspartame, said on Tuesday that it will quadruple output by end 1993, in a direct challenge to arch competitor NutraSweet of the US. President Winfried Vermijs said production capacity at HSC's factory76 words
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86 1992-01-30 8 TOKYO A Japanese consortium including trading firm Mitsubishi Corp will bid on Friday for a South Korean bullet train project, a Mitsubishi spokesman said. The bidding will be for bullet trains, rail power lines and automatic train control system, with the contract worth about86 words
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Article, Illustration394 1992-01-30 8 Streamlining will reduce number of firms from 40 to 25 in five years JAKARTA Indonesia's Bakrie Group will merge a number of its 40 companies in a bid to improve efficiency, says the president of the group. In a recent report,394 words
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335 1992-01-30 8 BANGKOK Choice Hotels Thailand Co plans to apply for a share-listing on the Stock Exchange of Thailand, the Bangkok Post reported earlier this week. A member of one of the world's largest hotel chains, the company hopes the listing will help its335 words
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274 1992-01-30 8 Reuter KARACHI Pakistan's Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE) will soon face competition from a new bourse in the capital Islamabad, but will remain the nation's top stock market, analysts said. They said huge industrialisation in the populous Punjab province and flight of capital there fromReuter - 274 words
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515 1992-01-30 8 Reuter HOUSTON Compaq Computer Corp reported a 51 per cent drop in fourth quarter earnings on Tuesday, victim of the tough economic climate and intense competition that dogged computer makers last year. The company said net income slumped to U5566.6 million (S$Reuter - 515 words
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328 1992-01-30 8 Agencies TOKYO Russia has awarded an oil and gas development tender to a US-Japan consortium comprising Mitsui Co Ltd, McDcrmott International Inc and USXMarathon Group's Marathon Oil Co. "We arc overjoyed that the efforts we have put into this project and the experience andAgencies - 328 words
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452 1992-01-30 8 AFP SEOUL South Korean conglomerates arc gearing up to do business with North Korea, as a recent visit to Pyongyang by the Daewoo group president has raised hopes for increased economic co-operation. During his 10-day visit to Pyongyang, Daewoo presidentAFP - 452 words
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FINANCIAL NEWS
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305 1992-01-30 9 William Chia - Indorayon to use it for working capital needs By William Chia SINGAPORE Indonesia's largest producer of long fibre pulp, P T lnti Indorayon Utama, has received a US$3O million (Ss49 million) revolving credit facility from a syndicate of international banks based in Singapore305 words
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267 1992-01-30 9 NYT NEW YORK Amidst a year of financial turmoil in its main lines of business, American Express Co on Tuesday reported a 72.2 per cent gain in earnings last quarter, bolstered by record results in its consumer financial and information services business.NYT - 267 words
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356 1992-01-30 9 BANGKOK M Thai Group has signed a joint venture agreement with Thai Military Bank to form TM Bank Co, which will open branches in mainland China, and thus become the first foreign banking operation permitted by Beijing in four decades.356 words
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265 1992-01-30 9 Reuter ADELAIDE Adelaide Steamship Co Ltd says all the banks to Adsteam group eompanies have signed documents for the group's A 54.7 billion (555.7 billion) refinancing. Adsteam, Tooth and Co Ltd and David Jones Ltd arc now not required to repay principalReuter - 265 words
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233 1992-01-30 9 Reuter NEW YORK Moody's Investors Service's downgrade of Credit Suisse from its exalted AAA rank makes the top-tier bank club just that bit more exclusive. According to Moody's, there are now 23 banks worldwide which are rated AAA. This includes Swiss Bank Corp, whichReuter - 233 words
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300 1992-01-30 9 Reuter SYDNEY Australia's banking sector weakened on Wednesday after Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Ltd's A 5779 million (Ss9so million) capital raising sparked market talk other banks may make new share issues, brokers said. Speculation is mounting that the government may sell offReuter - 300 words
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558 1992-01-30 9 MARKET TALK Reuter HONGKONG Hongkong's major banks will post strong 1991 profits, buoyed by widening loan margins and a boom in mortgage financing demand, stock analysts forecast on Tuesday. "Banks were the best performers during 1991," a Baring SecuritiesReuter - 558 words
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THE REGION
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NOTE BOOK
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71 1992-01-30 10 MANILA The Philippines posted a trade deficit of US$3.l billion (Sss.l billion) in the first 11 months of 1991, about 17 per cent lower than the previous corresponding period, the Central Bank said here on Wednesday. The increase in exports in 1991 was71 words
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Article54 1992-01-30 10 MANILA The Philippine Senate may not be able to pass unpopular revenue measures sought by the International Monetary Fund, thereby risking a halt to IMF loans, leading senators said on Tuesday. The new measures are projected to raise up to 18 billion pesos (SSl.l54 words
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Article72 1992-01-30 10 JAKARTA Two-way trade between Indonesia and Taiwan hit a record of US$2.5 billion (Ss4.l billion) last year, according to a report in the Jakarta Post. The report, quoting Tzen Wen Hua of the Taipei Economic and Trade Office in Jakarta, said the 333 per cent increase over72 words
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Article83 1992-01-30 10 WASHINGTON The Bush Administration said it has notified Congress of intention to sell three Grumman Corp E-2C military radar warning aircraft to Thailand for US$3B2 million. The small airborne warning and control system planes (AWACs) are used by US Navy aircraft carrier fleets. Congress83 words
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Article60 1992-01-30 10 BANGKOK The Thai Treasury Department will soon develop a beach on Tao Island as a destination for naturelovers, says a Bangkok Post report. The island is in the Gulf of Thailand near Samui Island which has been exploited by tourism with a rapid increase in60 words
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Article82 1992-01-30 10 SINGAPORE The Philippines has targeted another 14,000 hotel rooms in the next two years to meet the rising demand for hotel and resort accommodation, a spokesman of the Philippine Department of Tourism said here yesterday. She said this would bring the number of hotel rooms in the82 words
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Article56 1992-01-30 10 NAGOYA, Japan A Japanese-funded environment training centre is to open in Thailand in March followed by similar centres in Indonesia and China, a Japanese official said on Tuesday. Kazunobu Onogawa, a senior adviser to the Environmental Agency's global environment department, said the centre would focus on coordinating56 words
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413 1992-01-30 10 Reuter HO CHI MINH CITY Vietnam has agreed in principle to grant oil exploration concessions to companies from Europe, Japan and South Korea for five soughtafter offshore oil blocs. Concessions were granted to British Petroleum (BP) and Norway's state oil firmReuter - 413 words
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Article, Illustration65 1992-01-30 10 DONGXING, China A trader plying his way up the Beilun River dividing China and Vietnam passes people washing their clothes on a broken span of the 'Friendship Bridge'. The bridge, which used to link the two countries during friendlier times but was destroyed65 words
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374 1992-01-30 10 Reuter SYDNEY Australia's inflation rate tumbled in 1991 to the lowest level in nearly 28 years due to a worse-than-expected recession, but analysts say there are signs price pressures could be starting to pick up. The 0.9 per cent rise inReuter - 374 words
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467 1992-01-30 10 It may oust Bangkok as springboard: analysts Reuter HONGKONG Shells and gunfire failed to stop Hongkong traders going to Saigon in droves at the height of the Vietnam War in the *****. Nearly two decades later, a fresh generation of aggressive HongkongReuter - 467 words
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243 1992-01-30 10 JAKARTA Competition in the Jakarta office space market will grow stifler this year because of oversupply, but the residential sector should remain buoyant, according to a Jakarta Post report. Quoting Michael Williams, senior technical adviser of PT Procon Indah, the paper said243 words
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253 1992-01-30 10 JAKARTA The Indonesian government has no plans to retender the construction of the Tanjung Priok com-bined-cycle power project worth over 1.6 trillion rupiah (about SSI.3 billion), according to Jakarta Post report. The contract has been awarded to a consortium of Asea Brown253 words
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270 1992-01-30 10 BANGKOK Japan's Office of Trade Ombudsman (OTO) has stepped up its effort to strengthen trade ties with Thailand, saying that the unit, which functions under the Japanese Prime Minister's directive, welcomes complaints from the Thai authorities should they detect unfair trade practices, according270 words
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THE WORLD
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413 1992-01-30 11 Drop in confidence, disappointing output and orders figures seen Reuter LONDON Hopes that the British economy is poised for a quick recovery from recession have been dealt a blow with the publication of a gloomy quarterly industrial trends survey by the Confederation ofReuter - 413 words
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Article, Illustration37 1992-01-30 11 LONDON The opposition Labour Party's shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer, John Smith, and an aide unveiling the party's latest election campaign poster on Tuesday which takes a dig at Chancellor Norman Lamont.37 words
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555 1992-01-30 11 Reuter WASHINGTON As the election-year debate heats up on how to revive a debtladen, recession-hit US economy, policymakers are refocusing on domestic issues in a switch that could mean a diminished American aid role abroad. "There is a shiftReuter - 555 words
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368 1992-01-30 11 Rcuter BONN Business leaders and economists fear rising labour costs could undermine Germany's attractiveness to investors. "Germany is losing its attractiveness as a production site," Hans Peter Stihl, president of the German Industrial and Trade Association (DIHT), told a conference of industry leadersRcuter - 368 words
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Article292 1992-01-30 11 Reuter LONDON Western companies investing in the Russian oil industry should not be alarmed over recent proposed legislation introducing export taxes and tariffs, Russian officials told a news conference on Tuesday. The legislation was aimed at dealing with current problems and only a smallReuter - 292 words
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668 1992-01-30 11 Developing countries to argue case at next month's Unctad meeting Reuter GENEVA Developing states are increasing pressure on industrial powers to allow them a greater share of world trade now that they are switching to market-based systems. The call for more concrete recognitionReuter - 668 words
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63 1992-01-30 11 HONGKONG Taiwanese businessmen have invested close to US$lOO million (Ssl64 million) to set up 160 enterprises in China's north-eastern province of Liaoning, the Beijing-funded China News Service (CNS) said on Tuesday. The provincial government approved 56 Taiwan-invested enterprises totalling US$34 million last year, up 3463 words
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Article74 1992-01-30 11 SEOUL South Korea and China have agreed to develop jointly natural resources and farming areas in eastern China covering an area, which, at around 120,000 sq km, is bigger than South Korea, the domestic Yonhap news agency said on Tuesday. Roh Jae Won, chief74 words
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Article56 1992-01-30 11 NICOSIA Iran has proposed a joint venture with German companies to build 100,000 houses in Iran. The Iranian news agency Irna said on Tuesday that the proposal was made by Ali Kamrava, Deputy Minister of Housing and Urban Development, in a meeting of German56 words
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Article59 1992-01-30 11 ZURICH Leading businessmen and politicians from around the world will gather in Switzerland this week for a conference expected to be dominated by the global economy and developments in former communist countries. The 22nd annual meeting of the World Economic Forum in the Swiss ski resort59 words
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Article87 1992-01-30 11 WASHINGTON Argentina's Economy Minister Domingo Cavallo says he has the support of International Monetary Fund Managing Director Michel Camdessus for his country's economic reform programme. "We feel we have the backing of Camdessus." he said on Tuesday after talks with the IMF chief. But Mr87 words
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251 1992-01-30 11 Reuter WARSAW Poland received a painful reminder of its economic dependence on Russia with the collapse of a barter deal on natural gas supplies with Moscow. For almost a week, plants have been idle, burning only enough gas to saveReuter - 251 words
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Advertisement96 1992-01-30 10 INVESTMENTS IN 9 "lhethemefo^BusinessTlmes special Business XllllCS feature is "New Zealand Gathering Strength for Recover/". The feature will SPECIAL FEATURE a i so coincide with a seminar in February 17,1992 Singapore on investing in New Zealand. Readers can look forward to vital information on business opportunities given by a panel96 words
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Article504 1992-01-30 12 EDITORIAL CANDIDATE George Bush played the expected role of Santa Claus in his State of the Union address the longest and politically the most important one. But his Christmas tree does not fully address the structural problems that the US economy faces. The address will help the504 words
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Article276 1992-01-30 12 ASEAN countries have signed the Framework Agreement which commits the six nations to the creation of an Asean Free Trade Area (Afta) in 15 years by means of a Common Effective Preferential Tariffs (Cept) scheme covering capital and manufactured goods and processed agricultural products. Cept276 words
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Article146 1992-01-30 12 TRADE UNIONS can now look forward to having as members more junior executives and supervisors. The guidelines issued by the Ministry of Labour make it clear that most junior management staff are free to join unions. But as pointed out by NTUC Deputy Secretary-General Goh Chee Wee146 words
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Article79 1992-01-30 12 ON THE WHOLE, the Fourth Asean Summit has revealed to the world the unity of Asean and its resourcefulness in the new era. In future, Asean will be able to play a more active and effective role in the international economic focum, just as it used79 words
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Article136 1992-01-30 12 POLITICALLY any settlement freeze by Israel would be a difficult retreat from its ambition of making "Great Israel" a safe haven for all Jews. But it has to compromise that in order to settle for a greater humanitarian cause peace in the region for everybody, the Arabs and136 words
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Article155 1992-01-30 12 The Interior Ministry has come up with another "brilliant" idea to promote democracy. All political party leaders will soon be summoned for a crash course on the election and political party laws as well as believe it or not how to be "good" political managers in the155 words
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Article220 1992-01-30 12 WHILE all agreed that a wider role is needed for Asean in the economic field, the bloc's facade of unanimity was cracked by Indonesia's continued reservations over the Malaysian proposal that Asean promote the creation of the East Asia Economic Caucus as a means of promoting a220 words
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Article, Illustration1536 1992-01-30 12 Dr Ooi Giok Ling - The contributions of HDB shopkeepers have received less attention than their unhappiness about rental increases. Dr Ooi Giok Ling sheds light on the role played by small-scale shops in HDB estates Dr Ooi Giok Ling The writer is a senior research fellow at the1,536 words
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Miscellaneous129 1992-01-30 12 DOONESBURY BY GARRY TRUDEAU IF KXfPS UNLUCKi ENOUGH TO HAS AM? IN CONCLUSION LETMC SAY UVE IN ONE OF THE FEW STATES IKNOUJ WHERE NEW HAMP- STOOD MORE THAN ITS SHARE 1 IWS...ANP. THtS'LL 00 TO THE GEORGE BUSH DO&N7 CALL HOME, SH/PE IS, IKNOUJ WHAT THE OFMMJCB HiTRJING AND129 words
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915 1992-01-30 13 Robin Toner - There was little that was revolutionary in US President George Bush's State of the Union message, says Robin Toner Robin Toner NYT BILLED for weeks by the White House as the kickoff to his reelection campaign, US President George Bush'sNYT - 915 words
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Article, Illustration1310 1992-01-30 13 Lilian Ang - Natural gas from Malaysia made its debut in Singapore yesterday. Lilian Ang takes a look at how the Singapore-Malaysia natural gas agreement was reached and some of the power supply plans in the region Lilian Ang IN SOME WAYS, the launch of1,310 words
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Article510 1992-01-30 13 OIL COMPANIES are keeping tabs on the launch of natural gas in Singapore with more than ordinary interest. Their contracts to supply fuel oil to the Public Utilities Board (PUB), some of which are worth about $1 billion, are likely to be pared down in due510 words
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Advertisement41 1992-01-30 13 I hama Photo* Video I German Design Quality I (Monday to Saturday: 9 am 5.30 pm) I GRAND SALES\ hama centre I Al photo 4 video bags 261 Waterloo Street. Waterloo Centre, #03-28 Singapore 0718. J accessories Tel: *****29 (3 Lines)41 words
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Article, Illustration796 1992-01-30 14 Sylvia Wong - Ebel sets itself apart from other companies and has found its reward. Sylvia Wong reports on the success of its marketing strategy which is based on two principles selectivity and continuity. Sylvia Wong W "W" "T" HILE most J branded- goods manWf Wt796 words
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Article, Illustration641 1992-01-30 14 Sangeeta Mulchand - 'Value for money' items gaining popularity over boutique items, reports Sangeeta Mulchand Sangeeta Mulchand AT LEAST two department stores in Singapore are adjusting merchandising patterns to cater to thrifty local spenders who are moving away from the "must-own-designer-goods" syndrome. Publicly-listed Isetan and CK Tang are641 words
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Article, Illustration720 1992-01-30 15 Sangeeta Mulchand - Ad agencies tell Sangeeta Mulchand how they expect the three cable TV channels, which will be introduced from April, to affect their business Sangeeta Mulchand Three pay tv channels from April will mean more choice for viewers. But for advertisers, audiences previously reached overSource: SRS 1991 Media Index presentation - 720 words
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423 1992-01-30 15 Hong Lee Tiam - Hong Lee Tiam on Seagram Singapore's $1.5 m advertisement campaign Hong Lee Tiam SEAGRAM Singapore will kick off this year's $1.5 million Chivas Regal consumer advertising campaign with a three-min-ute lifestyle film clip over the Chinese New Year holidays. At three minutes,423 words
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890 1992-01-30 15 Dilip Subramaniam - Dilip Subramaniam on the tentative moves made by Japanese advertising giants Dilip Subramaniam IHT GIANTS at home but inconsequential abroad. This has tended to be the advertising industry's assessment of Japanese agencies, mirroring the gap between Japan's economic and politicalIHT - 890 words
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Article51 1992-01-30 15 SINGAPORE BSB Singapore has clinched the Hyundai Electronics Asia account, a regional account worth $1 million. Hyundai Electronics, which recently established its regional headquarters in Singapore, is one of the largest conglomerates in South Korea. BSB's other clients in Singapore include Pizza Hut, Hongkongßank, and51 words
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Article65 1992-01-30 15 SINGAPORE McCann Enckson has appointed Marc Schattner as creative director. Mr Schattner was formerly associate creative director with Leo Burnett (Hongkong), working on accounts such as Cathay Pacific, The Regent and Philip Morris. He has also worked as senior art director at Batey Ads. At McCann,65 words
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Article73 1992-01-30 15 SINGAPORE Jazz musician Jeremy Monteiro is making a comeback on the local scene with an advertising campaign selling his skills as one of Singapore's top music composers, specifically in writing commercial jingles. Mr Monteiro has launched a new company called Monteiro Music, and is promoting himself73 words
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Article66 1992-01-30 15 SINGAPORE The creator of Hennessy's XO cognac. Jas Hennessy, has commissioned a clipper to re-enact the epic voyage of "the spirit of cognac" from France to China in 1872. Since that time, customers in Asia have made this region Hennessy XO's largest market. The clipper, which left66 words
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Article89 1992-01-30 15 SINGAPORE The Institute of Advertising will launch its Diploma in Communication Studies course next month. This course is based on the UK's CAM Foundation syllabus for the Diploma in Advertising. Students will be prepared for the CAM Foundation Examination to be held in June 1993.89 words
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Article51 1992-01-30 15 IN LAST WEEK'S story headlined Man with a Mission, we said that Leo Burnett had forged a partnership with local public relations consultancy i.Mage. Leo Burnett has clarified that it is working with i.Mage on the McDonald's account, but the two companies do not have a formal51 words
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Article46 1992-01-30 16 jficlder agreed to the largest single-sea-v nAOMlia&ir history on Tuesday, settling with the jHfIH|SpSS4.S million (557.3 million). Fielder, and 26S RBIs during the past two an arbitration record US$5.4 million w US$3.2 million. The deal makes the salary list by average annual value.46 words
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Article65 1992-01-30 16 m-*-INIJtANAPOLIS Jury selection for the Mike Tyson rape trial neared completion here on Tuesday, with 11 members chosen under intense questioning from opposing attorneys. Seven men and four women have been seated with one more juror and four alternates yet to be selected. Marion County65 words
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Article85 1992-01-30 16 VANCOUVER, British Columbia Swedish tennis ace Stefan Edberg said on Tuesday he was confident he could retain his world number one ranking this year, despite a defeat in the Australian Open he blamed on being not fully fit and on soft tennis balls. Edberg, 26, acknowledged85 words
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Article79 1992-01-30 16 MONTE,CARLO A French mother and daughter, Elizabeth and Virgine de Fresquet, are competing in the 60th Monte Carlo rally in a Trabant to raise money for the Romanian orphans of Gradinari near Bucharest. "We're doing all right," said Elizabeth, who is taking part in her79 words
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Article435 1992-01-30 16 Reuter BANGKOK lan Woosnam may finally be learning to deal with the pressures of his position as the. world's top-ranked golfer as he leads a strong cast into the start of the 1992 European tour season. The powerful Welshman is joined by three more of theReuter - 435 words
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Article, Illustration348 1992-01-30 16 Reuter MONTE CARLO man Didier Auriol, driving a Lancia, scored his second victory in the Monte Carlo rally on Wednesday, the first and most famous leg of the world championship. Auriol, who shot to fame by winning the race in 1990, took advantageReuter - 348 words
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330 1992-01-30 16 Short-track skating Russian roulette of Winter Games Rtuter BRUSSELS It's rough, tough and spectacular three prime guarantees for the instant success of shorttrack speed skating at next month's Winter Olympics. The sport, which now boasts full Games status, is also devastatingly easy to understand. "The guy who's past the lineRtuter - 330 words
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Article, Illustration293 1992-01-30 16 SAN DIEGO Japan's challenger Nippon upset favoured II Moro de Venezia on day three of the America's Cup challenger trials here on Tuesday when the Italian boat sailed for the wrong mark following a wind shift. Nippon, skippered by293 words
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Article, Illustration796 1992-01-30 16 If 1988 was Dan Jansen's.year of tragedy, 1992 could be his year of triumph AP MILWAUKEE No matter how fast he skates, how perfect his form, how smooth his style, Dan Janscn knows people won't forget his failure. Now, four years later, he has a chance toAP - 796 words
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Advertisement250 1992-01-30 14 'FOR A JINGLE WRITER I HAVE AN UNUSUAL AVERSION TO THE WORD JINGLE'. m l e t's face it, the average jingle is designed to appeal to a consumer with an IQ only slightly higher than that of an amoeba. So whenever a piece of music I've lovingly composed is250 words
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Advertisement67 1992-01-30 15 B U S I N ESS T I M E S i > 3 K A Fashion Company requires Must have 3 to 5 years experience in Marketing related fields Able to manage Retail Store Speaks good English Pleasant able to interact at all levels Age above 30 years Have67 words
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Advertisement305 1992-01-30 15 Cardmembers earn up to 61% p.a. 4% isn't bad. It s the standard rate for a cau.22o 2818 fax 220 8809 Singapore deposit account. But there are some i ——i foreign currencies offering higher interest rates. i Account Opener From now until March 31, 1992, American «*«.r.iiife.. Express® Cardmembers can305 words
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Advertisement58 1992-01-30 16 m mm < > I ii-:i iAH > t V f-i v j^U'Wx ,J* N f YEAR w OF THE f MONKEY: O'/ bull y-*SMa*f MARKET FOR I STOCKS? I WW*. 9 .m* 1- ~_.________J W mbM »i«. w W m h >w .<4^H Ava newsstands from your newsvendor Times58 words
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Advertisement83 1992-01-30 17 r.flßr W I l^Hu^ajM I■■ jummmj^mmmaam^m* B g" If. .^R9IHHHHHRHHBHMHSBVHHIHHHHVHHHHHBBHBHPHHHHBK c I *j® gggMMMHgMM| j|toHM|M^Mtt|Mnteg| 'ji^H^rh I M^l I IHHIHHB HHIHHIpiV^I I 'tiS I ;v EPft« sgjH I I I Sr |jg Wiil S/ AaJjfedfefltfe&tt&wtl. -'*5#- "'"j'i.'Mvs*4 *> i '^r I PREMIER j from Johnnie Walker r i I A83 words
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Advertisement783 1992-01-30 18 feM Nothing Beats A Bud. where to wine, dine OF HAVE A GRAND REUNION! (3 FEBRUARY) Seafood Theatre Restaurant 9 course Gala Reunion Dinner Choice of $398 $498++ menus With free Mandarin Oranges Lucky Hong Bao Dip Happines Hall fipH Reunion Banquet $338++ f\t '^Jw With Lucky Tbblc Draw I783 words
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Advertisement225 1992-01-30 18 Local Tea Time delights at Chatterbox "TJT" ev ery Friday. Saturday and Sunday. 3 pm to 5.30 pm. $14.50 per person $8.50 per child (below 10 yr») NArzzanr* Sumptuous Continental Afternoon Tea spread at Mezzanine Lounge. Daily. 3 pm to i pm. $16.00+ per person $10.00+ per child (below 10225 words
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Article, Illustration586 1992-01-30 19 Nirmal Ghosh - Nirmal Ghosh reports on a path-breaking cultural initiative Nirmal Ghosh FOR ITS size, Scotland has given an amazing bag of riches to the world: Scotch whisky and golf, skirl of bagpipe and flash of tartan, the watery legend of old Nessie, and, of course, Robbie Burns.586 words
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Article541 1992-01-30 19 Marion Burros - Marion Burros discovers a new fat substitute that may be the answer to the battle of the bulge Marion Burros NYT THE RUSH to create low-fat foods has sent food scientists scurrying to their beakers and bunsen burners in search of fat substitutes. One methodNYT - 541 words
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Article, Illustration423 1992-01-30 19 CHATTER&^XI BARBRA STREISAND, Oliver Stone and three other Hollywood heavyweights were nominated on Tuesday by the Directors Guild of America to receive its annual award for best director of a feature film. The award, to be announced on March 14, is closely watched as423 words
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Advertisement265 1992-01-30 19 AND ENTERTAIN ,k s, I Monday Western Delights Tuesda >' Chinese Savouries Wednesday Malay Temptations Thursday Indian Favourites Saturday International i Lunch in a Flash Different types of carvery and salad buffet lunch every day. 12 noon to 2.30 pm. $19.50++ per person. ANA HOTEL SINGAPORE 16 Nas»m Hill Sfigapce265 words
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Advertisement29 1992-01-30 19 Lunch 59.00 Dinner $13.50 En/oy our Shabu Shabu Sukiyaki Barbecue RESTAURANT KPBE Tel: 734-6796 4th fir Unit 04-06 07 Tanglin Shopping Centre Air llown KOBE BEEF 1 also available29 words
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Advertisement236 1992-01-30 19 CHINESE NEW YEAR AT j£S9j|% MARINA BAY CHINA CHINA RESTAURANT 4 NISHIKI JAPANESE RESTAURANT S* Special set menus available from 3 (New Year's Eve) to 18 Feb 1992 (15th day) The Club will be closed on 4 Feb 1992. a China China Restaurant opens from 1030 hours for Dian Xin236 words
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Article, Illustration3802 1992-01-30 20 Quak Hiang Whai - By Quak Hiang Whai INVESTORS yesterday ignored political developments in the US and Asean, brushed aside Wall Street's record close on Tuesday and opted to stay out of the Singapore market. In his State of the Union address, US President George Bush3,802 words
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Article, Illustration72 1992-01-30 20 Chew Eng Han - -By Chew Eng Han Comment UICs run-up from its December lows was impressive and it almost hit the second resistance of $1.10. Long-term outlook continues to look good at these levels despite a sell-off in the past week. With 5-day stochastks nearing zero, support between 97-99 cents maySOURCE: PONT DATA - 72 words
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Article, Illustration5000 1992-01-30 23 Bernama SHARE prices in Kuala Lumpur retreated after early gains to close easier due to lack of follow-through support with losers leading gainers by about three to two. Investors, who had earlier entered the market fired up by Wall Street's overnight rally, turnedBernama - 5,000 words
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Article283 1992-01-30 24 r *M»J Date Yaar Group Itet Nat aarniags Gross am to prallt/lMS (L) par sfcara dWttoad ('•00) (cants) Asa PKihc Jan 24 Sep 91 $65.969($55.737) 52 1(44) 28N(26N) )»24 -Sep 91 $57,443(553,080 > 32 6(30 1) 13N(12N) Goodwood Park Ian 10 Sep 91 122,137(121.216) 49 2(47 1) 80(50)283 words
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Article123 1992-01-30 24 Company Dai* Yur Group pro-tax Hot oaratags Cross ih to profit/lots (L) par sharo OvWIoad (•000) (coats) Public Bank Jan 27 Dec 91 W164,626($128.235) 129(9 7) 85(6) NST lan 16 Aug 91 M»2.007($80.274) 30.9(33) 20(10) Kl Kepong Dec 27 Sep 91 M»5,468($84.804) 15 3(14 8) 15(15) Pacific Can123 words
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Article503 1992-01-30 24 C«Mi> 6fy M** inn to profit/loss (L) dtiWiifl COM) M Bankitw tan 28 Dec 91 M$272.141 ($181,960 8(6) Rotxnson tan 27 Dec 91 $14,116(111.586) 6(5) Khons Guan tan 24 Oct 91 $346($139) Centrepwnt tan 23 Dec 91 $10,063(19,940 2 9(2.9) St Tyres tan 21 Oct 91 $2,174(11.791) Pep503 words
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Article336 1992-01-30 24 Jan 28 Inchcape Bhd has pulled all its Singapore-based shipping companies together under the umbrella of a new company called Inchcape Shipping Services (Singapore) Pte Ltd. Hongkong's Hopewel Hofcfings Ltd and Malaysia's YTL Coloration Bhd are close to clinching a multi-billion dollar contract to build a power station336 words
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Article117 1992-01-30 24 Company Rights Ksu« Asa Pac laid Four tor seven <o. MJO 50 pet share Ei-date tan 3 Books dose tan 17 Acceptance Payment Mar 5 lacks M Two-tor-one SI 00 per share Ex-date lan 8 Books dose lan 20 Acceptance I Payment Feb 28 Tadi Resources Pour tor117 words
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Article526 1992-01-30 24 Company Rights Issue Mnct Tech One-kx-one <#, $100 per stare Bator Issue of S90 978m normal amount of 3.5% Redeemable Unsecured Guaranteed Bonds 1991/96 with *****m detachable warrants on Ok bass of $2 normal amount of Bonds for every three existing shares held Every J2 normal amount of526 words
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Article228 1992-01-30 24 Hotel Malaysia Ltd: 29th AGM at the Tudor Ballroom. Goodwood Par* Hotel, 22 Scotts Road. Singapore 0923, on Thursday. Jan 30, at 11.30 am Goodwood Part Hotel Ltd: 44th AGM at the Tudor Ballroom, Goodwood Park Hotel, 22 Scotts Road. Singapore 0923, on Thursday. Jan 30, at 11.45228 words
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Article43 1992-01-30 24 f II II g* 5-1 T-J- f v ofirrrsion sfccnu i rag xnpieis Conversion deadline Period I radiat Company starts (IDP) (ST) starts Jacks I at Jan 29 Feb 20 Jan 29 Feb 20 Feb 21 SPH NYA limes Pab NYA43 words
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Article412 1992-01-30 24 CarrMt Ex Books Date Total far Total tor Wait data dosa payaMt tka roar last yar MffTT 4.2% (e) Feb 7 Feb 21 Feb 28 7 7% 5 75% test Find USlOC(b) Mar 10 Mar 20 Mar 30 US10C US10C Awno 20c 12.5%TE Mar 3 Mar 13 May412 words
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Article, Illustration2174 1992-01-30 25 Reuter BANGKOK share prices ended mixed yesterday but heavy buying on major finance and property issues helped push the stock index slightly higher. The SET index ended 1.84 points higher at 768.57 on turnover of 6.32 billion baht. "After several sessions of profit-takingReuter; SOURCE: PONT DATA - 2,174 words
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Article1187 1992-01-30 25 JAKARTA stock prices closed sharply higher on a strong industrial sector. The Jardine Fleming index rose 2.9 points to 59.45. The official index was unavailable due to computer problems. Pulp producers Indah Kiat and Indorayon gained 200 and ISO rupiah respectively to close at 3,000 and1,187 words
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Article, Illustration2645 1992-01-30 26 AFP SHARE prices closed mixed in thin trading on the Tokyo Stock Exchange on Wednesday with the Nikkei Stock Average ending 28.26 yen lower at 21,362.26. The Tokyo Stock Price Index of all issues on the first section (Topix) gained 1.26 points to 1,584.73. TheAFP - 2,645 words
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Article, Illustration2626 1992-01-30 26 Reuter, AP HONGKONG shares ended moderately lower yesterday as solid early gains led by the banking sector were wiped out by profit-taking that started around noon. The blue-chip Hang Seng Index fell 15.20 points to close at 4,571.13, while the broader Hongkong IndexReuter,; AP - 2,626 words
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2376 1992-01-30 27 Reuter, UPI THE Australian share market ended lower yesterday after yields blew out in the bond markets, brokers said. Yields in 10-year bonds rose to 10.23 per cent, almost one percentage point more than they were on January 8, when the government cutReuter,; UPI - 2,376 words
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Article284 1992-01-30 27 SHARE prices fell in New Zealand yesterday despite a 31-point gain on Wall Street as the local market was gripped by apathy. The NZSE-40 capital index fell 8.25 to 1,468.55. Brokers said the market wfes searching for reasons to rise but the spark to ignite it is missing.284 words
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Article525 1992-01-30 27 PHILIPPINE shares closed higher yesterday following Wall Street's overnight strength, arresting a slide that began last week. The Manila Stock Exchange composite index was 11.45 points higher at 1,242.04. "New York helped encourage the market. It more or less stabilised the downtrend in the last few days, but we525 words
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Article484 1992-01-30 27 THE Taiwan stock index finished higher yesterday on a strong financials sector despite some profit-taking in industrial shares. The weighted index gained 77.38 points to dose at 5,390.05 compared with Tuesday's 5,312.67 finish. Turnover was an active NT$53 billion against NTS49.B billion. "There is still a lot of capital484 words
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Article712 1992-01-30 27 SHARE prices on the Seoul stock exchange dropped for the second day in a row in active trading yesterday. The composite index of the exchange, which lost 9.15 points to 665.96 on Tuesday, fell another 6.68 points to close at 659.28. Declines outpaced advances 488 to 251 among the712 words
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Article53 1992-01-30 27 INDICES TURNOVER Owe Jaa 29 NEW ZEALAND NZSE-40 Capul 1,468.3S 1,476JO 4.25 Turnover (NZSmillion) UMV 2S.5 MANNA Composite Index 1.242.04 1,230.59 11.45 Turnover (million) 1,070 97S.7 +91.3 TAIPEI Weighted Price Index 5.390.05 5.312.67 77.31 Turnover (NTS billion) 53.0 49.1 +3.2 SEOUL Composite Stock Index 659.2S 665.96 •6.61 Turnover (billion won)53 words
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Article, Illustration1476 1992-01-30 28 STOCKS rallied to record highs in active trading on Tuesday as string corporate earnings encouraged buying Trom some of the investors who stepped t le sidelines awaiting President .George Bush's State of the Union message. The Dow Jones Industrial Aver- age, which gained 7.83 points on r Monday,1,476 words
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Article, Illustration946 1992-01-30 28 INVESTORS in the London stock market focused on special situations on Tuesday that helped share prices move ahead, but they remained in a cautious mood ahead of President Bush's key State of the Union address. The blue-chip Financial Times Stock Exchange 100-share index closed 12.1 points higher at 2,552.946 words
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Article217 1992-01-30 28 GERMAN shares ended Tuesday's trading virtually unchanged as caution gripped the market after a week of near seven-month highs. Escalating industrial disputes and the receding prospect of lower German interest rates were capping prices, dealers said. They were also waiting to see whether any new measures to boost the217 words
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Article113 1992-01-30 28 THE conclusive episode of a Dutch corporate saga spiced up a flavorless Tuesday session but most Dutch shares gave up early gains to close little changed. Late confirmation that Norwegian investor Torstein Hagen will be offered a long-coveted seat on Nedlloyd's supervisory board compounded earlier gains in the shares,113 words
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Article179 1992-01-30 28 THE Paris Bourse enjoyed an uptrend on Tuesday, particularly after announcement of a new takeover bid (Fougerolle for SAE), and the CAC-40 stock price index ended at 1,890.60 points, up 1.14 per cent from the Monday close. Operators said the market remained encouraged by the government's plan to create179 words
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Article250 1992-01-30 28 ITALIAN shares closed lower in lacklustre trading on Tuesday as the market focused on the afternoon's release of Giovanni Agnelli's letter to Fiat shareholders. The MIB all-share index provisionally closed 0.46 per cent lower at 1,074. "The Fiat 1991 results have been mostly discounted," one broker said. "What the250 words
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Article307 1992-01-30 28 SWISS shares ended Tuesday's session slightly easier on moderate volume. Traders said the market was nervous and some investors were taking profits. "There are some worries that the recent upturn could come to an end. And nobody wants to miss the right moment for selling on profits," one trader307 words
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Article340 1992-01-30 28 THE stock market spent another dull day drifting aimlessly on Tuesday in search of fresh direction, dealers said. No fresh factors emerged to influence trading either way, they said. Interest was described as minimal. The JSE All-Gold index ended the day 15 points lower at l; 258 versus Monday's340 words
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Article270 1992-01-30 28 TORONTO stocks continued to slip on Tuesday as investors caught their breath after several weeks of spectacular gains, dealers said. "We were just getting a little overheated and now I think it's 'buyers beware'," one trader said. A firming of the Canadian dollar, which has been sliding since last270 words
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Article77 1992-01-30 28 INDICES TURNOVER NEW YORK Close Prrkw Jan 28 Dow Jones SAP 500 Turnover (million) 3,272.14 414.96 217.18 3.240.61 +31.53 414.99 +0.03 190.97 +26.21 LONOON Financial Times 30 KTSE 100 Turnover (million) 1,973.8 2,552.0 551.8 1,966 4 2,539.9 448 1 +7.4 12.1 103.7 FRANKFURT DAX Index 1,683 08 1,683.58 -0.5 AMSTERDAM77 words
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Article80 1992-01-30 28 Brussels Jan 28 Francs FORWARD MARKET Acec 2490 5 Artoed 3910 f 10 Astur 798 Brascan 550 unch Canpac 540 unch Cock 168 -2 De Beers 962 6 Ebes 7730 G Belg (P) 2135 -5 Gb-lnno-Bm 1350 12 Gevaeit 6850 40 Gr Bru Lamb 3370 15 Hobok Petro ***** 5080 words
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Article47 1992-01-30 28 Vienna Jan 28 Aach A kg Holding 2570 60 Bank Austria (P) 495 5 E Allgem (P) 2430 20 Jungbunzl 9970 10 Lenzing 1039 4- 29 Leykam 362 4 Montana Ocsterr Brau 3730 10 Semperit 97 +-2 Steyr 270 6 Veitschcr 316 16 Source: Z-Landerbank Bank Austria47 words
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1177 1992-01-30 29 REPORTS Tokyo: The US dollar was steady in late Asian trade yesterday after falling earlier as holders unloaded long positions on the perception that US President George Bush's State of the Union address did not provide any immediate good news1,177 words
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Article382 1992-01-30 29 Cross rates j an 29 USS SS MS Dm Yen SFr AS NZS USS 1.6320 2.6660 1.6010 125.45 0.5582 1.4235 1.3423 1.8536 SS 0.6127 1.6336 0.9810 76.8689 0.3420 0.8722 0.8225 1.1358 MS 0.3751 0.61 0.6005 47.0555 0.2094 0.5339 0.5035 0.6953 Dm 0.6246 1.0194 1.6652 78.36 0.3487 0.8891382 words
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Article538 1992-01-30 29 Interbank rates SS Bid Offer Overnight 3 1/4 3 1/2 I -month 3 3/8 3 1/2 2-month 3 3/8 3 1/2 3-month 3 3/8 3 1/2 Overnight mode: 3-1/2 ISS Bid Offer 7 days 4 1/16 4 3/16 1 month 4 1/16 4 3/16 2 months 4 1/16538 words
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383 1992-01-30 29 Reuter NEW YORK R H Macy Co Inc junk bonds arc expcctcd to remain fairly stable in price during its bankruptcy proceedings, with the senior debt expected to hold firm as an attractive investment, dealers and analysts said on Tuesday. Traders secReuter - 383 words
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225 1992-01-30 29 Reuter TOKYO Fading business confidence, mounting inventories and a weakening economy justify another cut in Japan's official discount rate in the first quarter of 1992, senior economists said on Tuesday. "Japan's economy seems to be falling down the slope and the speed ofReuter - 225 words
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Article1160 1992-01-30 29 SjjjjDC EUROOOLLAR Open High Low Sett Est Vol Op/lnt Vol Mar 92 95.84 95.88 95.83 95.87 9500 ***** 2909 Jun 92 95.64 95.70 95.63 95.70 ***** ***** 4208 Sep 92 95.28 95.38 95.28 95.37 ***** 9802 2700 IX* 92 94.60 94.73 94.60 94.73 4500 5248 2347 Mar 931,160 words
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313 1992-01-30 30 Reuter TOKYO Heavy waves of long liquidation by Japanese investors are expected in the platinum futures market here, at least until the February month expires, traders said on Tuesday. The February month holds a large volume of open interest. "According to pastReuter - 313 words
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335 1992-01-30 30 Reuter KUALA LUMPUR The bullish outlook for palm oil prices will give a muchneeded boost to Malaysian plantation shares, long neglected by investors drawn to higher-growth sectors of the booming economy, analysts say. "The prospects are encouraging," said Ang Kok Heng,Reuter - 335 words
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812 1992-01-30 30 REPORTS THE PRICE of tin on the Kuala Lumpur Tin Market shed one sen to close at M 514.19 per kg in light trading yesterday. Dealers said the market was weak because of poor buying interest despite the firmer London Metal Exchange overnight.812 words
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Article1456 1992-01-30 30 Rubber Jan 29 HAS (MiaMM) S cents/kg Noon Close Int 1 RSS Prompt 130.00/131 OON 129.50/130.50N Int 1 RSS Feb 92 130 50/131.00 130 00/130 50 Int 1 RSS Mar 132.00/132.30 131.50/132.00 Inl 2 RSS OP 129 50/130 50N 129.50/130 50N lm 3 RSS OP 127.00/128 OON I27.00/I28.00N Inl1,456 words
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Article, Illustration319 1992-01-30 31 Meredith Campbell - POSTCARD FROM MUSCAT By Meredith Campbell THE LOST civilisation of the fabled city of Übar, sought by scientists for ccnturies, may have finally been tracked down in the southern Arabian desert, British explorer Sir Ranulph Fienncs said on Monday. A team led by Sir319 words
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Article152 1992-01-30 31 As at 3pm yesterday: I/)c«l dollars to one unit or foreign currency Currencies Bid Offer Australian dollar 1.2095 1.2260 Canadian dollar 1.376S 1.4050 NZ dollar 0.8705 0.9060 Sterling pound 2.9110 2.9510 US dollar 1.6270 1.6360 I»cal dollars to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian schilling 14.30 14.65152 words
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Article73 1992-01-30 31 Duration Title Venue Organiser Td Duration Title Venue Organiser Tc Mar I-4 1st World Gems A Hongkong Headway Trade 852-*****64 Mar 10-12 Cadcam NBC. EMAP Ind 071-*****47 1992 Jewelry Fair Exhibition Fairs Lid (fax) >992 International Birmingham Exhibitions Ltd (fax) Centre Sho* Mar 2-4 British Sandown Equestrian73 words
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Miscellaneous168 1992-01-30 31 Singapore Outlook: Windy with showers over a few areas in the late morning and afternoon. Report: Maximum temperature 30.8 Assoc humidity 67% Minimum temperature 24.4 Assoc humidity 92% Hours of sunshine 7.15 Rainfall in mm Trace Rainfall this month 83.9 Rainy days this month 9 World forecast Asia-Pacific Hi/I>o* C'ood.168 words
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439 1992-01-30 32 600 long-range missiles already taken off alert Agencies MOSCOW Russian President Boris Yeltsin announced a sweeping series of nuclear arms cuts yesterday and urged the world's other nuclear powers to sharply cut back their own arsenals. Speaking hours after President Bush announcedAgencies - 439 words
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365 1992-01-30 32 The BCCI collapse Agencies HONGKONG The Lippo Group's takeover of the beleaguered Bank of Credit and Commerce Hong Kong Ltd (BCCHK) has encountered a stumbling block, Lippo Ltd managing director John Lee said on Wednesday. Provisional liquidator Noel Gleeson admitted to reportersAgencies - 365 words
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Article, Illustration391 1992-01-30 32 Reuter KIEV Ukrainian President Leonid Kravchuk has asked Parliament for sweeping executive powers to help him push through rapid economic reforms. "The foundation of our state is taking place in difficult times. The economic downturn is continuing People are losing faith inReuter - 391 words
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166 1992-01-30 32 AP MANILA Presidential aspirant Imelda Marcos was arrested yesterday for allegedly maintaining foreign bank accounts illegally. She was freed more than three hours later after posting a 30,000-peso (S$ 1,780) bond. The widow of former president Ferdinand Marcos was arrested at the luxuryAP - 166 words
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Article, Illustration715 1992-01-30 32 KENNETH JAMES; KENNETH JAMES - The Bottom Line KENNETH JAMES KENNETH JAMES The writer is BT's Economics Correspondent SO THE die is cast. The Fourth Asean Summit has mapped out bold new directions, with economic imperatives clearly leading the political. Two of the three documents the summit produced are715 words
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187 1992-01-30 32 Reuter SEOUL North Korea is to sign a long-awaited agreement allowing international inspection of its nuclear facilities today, South Korean foreign ministry officials said yesterday. "North Korean officials arrived in Vienna yesterday to sign the nuclear safeguards accord with the International Atomic EnergyReuter - 187 words
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394 1992-01-30 32 AP PHNOM PENH Princc Norodom Sihanouk, who heads Cambodia's national reconciliation effort, yesterday pleaded for an end to political violence that threatens to disrupt his country's fragile quest for peace. His call came a day after a leading dissident was shot in the CambodianAP - 394 words
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369 1992-01-30 32 Agencies MOSCOW Palestinians again stayed away from the final day of the Arab-Israeli peace talks yesterday, saying they won no concessions that would enable them to take part. "There were lots of contacts yesterday but the situation has not changed," said delegate Saeb Erakat.Agencies - 369 words
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381 1992-01-30 33 Rahita Elias - By Rahita Elias SINGAPORE The container trade between Asia and the US is expected to grow by at least 2-3 per cent this year, with growth expected to be stronger in the second half of the year, according to the Trans-Pacif-ic Stabilisation Agreement381 words
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292 1992-01-30 33 AFP MANILA The longawaited privatisation of Philippine Airlines (PAL) is scheduled to take off today, after overcoming last minute intra-governmental opposition against the sale of the national flagcarrier. Only three local finance companies have said they will participate in the sale of 67AFP - 292 words
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311 1992-01-30 33 Reuter LONDON Transport Secretary Malcolm Rifkind said on Tuesday that he had appointed advisers to look at how the private sector can take over the completion of a rail link between London and the Channel Tunnel from state-owned British Rail (BR). InReuter - 311 words
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220 1992-01-30 33 Reuter LONDON More thaa 1,000 people were killed in aircraft accidents last year, an increase of nearly 80 per cent on 1990, this week's edition of the aviation magazine Flight International reported. **1991 was less safe than the previous yearReuter - 220 words
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Article876 1992-01-30 33 Page Col ABC Containerize 12 1 Accord Group 8 1-3 APL 5 3-5 A PC Line 13 5 Arrow Inter 9 4 ASCL S 9 ANL 3 1/2 Bait Canada Line 7 4/5 Bait Orient Line 7 4/5 Batamindo 10 I Bangladesh Shpg 8 5 The Bank876 words
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Article, Illustration344 1992-01-30 33 Dexter Lee - Dexter Lee SINGAPORE Londonbased insurance mutual Through Transport Club (TT Club) has turned to cartoons as its main weapon against the growing theft of members' commercial vehicles. The cartoons are the second phase in the TT Club's campaign to reduce insurance claims344 words
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63 1992-01-30 33 THE CRASH in France last week of an Airbus A 320, the most advanced commercial aircraft flying, has revived public concern that technology may be outstripping man's ability to manage it safely. But recent studies of both automated cockpits and the accidents involving them have63 words
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22 1992-01-30 33 THE Institute of London Underwriters has announced losses of £1.86 billion (555.4 billion) in 1991. Back Page22 words
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40 1992-01-30 33 McDonnell Douglas Corp said operating earnings from its transport aircraft segment increased 137 per cent in tte fourth quarter to US$9O million (SSI47 million) from US$3B million in the fourth quarter of 1990 Back Page40 words
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Article40 1992-01-30 33 GERMANY'S decision to further liberalise its telephone market is yet another hard blow to Mannesmann AG's Mannesmann Mobilfunk GmbH, still waiting to kick off the country's first private mobile phone service, analysts said Back Page40 words
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Article106 1992-01-30 34 WASHINGTON British Telecommunications pic said J P Morgan and Co Inc gave it a five-year, US$2O million contract to service "a major portion" of Morgan's global data networking operations. Morgan said the pact will save it about US$l2.5 million in operating expenses. The deal calls for106 words
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47 1992-01-30 34 SINGAPORE Sweden-based Kvaerner Ships Equipment has been appointed by Italy's Grimaldi group to design a cargo access system for the latter's new car carriers. The two 12,000 deadweight tonnes car carriers are under construction at the German shipyard Flender Werft.47 words
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112 1992-01-30 34 WASHINGTON The House voted to scrap ageing World War Two US cargo ships called the ghost fleet. The 115 ships are part of the National Defence Reserve Fleet of deactivated cargo ships kept for use in emergencies at a cost of about US$2112 words
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84 1992-01-30 34 SALONICA, Greece About 700 Greek trucks blocked commercial traffic at borders with Bulgaria and Yugoslavia as drivers protested over rises in transit fees, police said. Truck drivers say that after the civil war in Yugoslavia forced them to reroute, Bulgaria raised transit fees by up84 words
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Article93 1992-01-30 34 ANCHORAGE, Alaska Air France said it will move its Alaska operations to Fairbanks from Anchorage at the end of March. The carrier plans to end its international passenger service through Anchorage in mid-March, opting instead for shorter routes through newly opened Siberian airspace. Air France's93 words
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66 1992-01-30 34 LONDON Air France said it is cutting flights to BAA pic's Stansted airport from March 29. The airline said in a statement released here the move was part of a rationalisation of its services between London and France. Air France said it will start66 words
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Article, Illustration886 1992-01-30 34 Catherine Arnst - Catherine Arnst finds pilots need training to work with, not against, their fancy cockpit computers Catherine Arnst Reuter London The crash in France last week of an Airbus A 320, the most advanced commercial aircraft flying, has revived public concern that technology may be outstripping man'sReuter - 886 words
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Article821 1992-01-30 34 THIS twice weekly report, compiled by Cockett Marine Oil Ltd, shows price ranges in US dollars instead of single prices for a more comprehensive description of the market. Prices shown are based on average-sized stem. Market movements are indicated. The Cockett Bunker Price Index change and821 words
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Article828 1992-01-30 34 THE FREIGHT market on Tuesday took another battering from lower freight rates reflected in a 15-point Baltic Freight Index fall to 1,468 after turning drastically lower on Monday, brokers said. They said weakness was apparent in all sectors although the Australia/West European coal route was slightly higher. After828 words
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Article5704 1992-01-30 42 This is a list of ships loading at Singapore Tor ports around the world. It tabulates, by destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of Singapore. Advaneed dates are published for a maximum5,704 words
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Article3340 1992-01-30 47 Agencies Pte Ltd (SyMarine Handling Sdn Bhd (PK/PN). Accord Group: Accord Shpg Ptc Ltd (SVAccord Cootr Line (PK/PN). Adkrts Bwimi Corporation Philippine Cat source Shpg A Trdg Pte Ltd (S) Ahreakiel IJner Service Kim Shpg A Trdg (S). Albatros Sea-Air Service: Frata Shpg Pte Ltd (S). Alfred C3,340 words
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Article254 1992-01-30 47 Abacus Couriers Td: 545-8011. Fax: *****98 Air Express Travel Tel: 533-5771. Fax: *****44. Airborne Freight Corporation Tel: 542-8844 Fax: *****16. *****80 Airswilt Worldwide Courier Tel: 278-0188. Fax: *****83. AJS Supplies Tel: 748-6322 (2 lines). 747-7421. Fax: *****75. City-Link International Tel: 344-3377. Fax: *****50. Cluster Link Supplies A Services254 words
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Article1535 1992-01-30 47 Abex Express Freight Tel: 542-7171. Fax: *****84. Actinic Forwarder Tel: 225-1833. Fax: *****42. Activair Singapore Tel: 542-7821 Fax: *****20. Aerolink Freight International Tel: 545-803X1Fax: *****05. Aerosoeed Tel: 542-5911. Fax: *****18. Air Cargo Novo Express Tel: 542-5454. Fax: *****06. Air Express International Tel: 542-7666. Fax: *****74. *****50. Air Market1,535 words
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Article3401 1992-01-30 48 ARGENTINA Buenos Aires: Port busy but no waiting time except for vessels with deepest draft which are limited to very few berths. Warehouses and fiscal areas for storage of import cargo continue to be congested. San Lorenzo: Port busy; 5 vessels in port of which 3 loading pellets/by-products,3,401 words
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Article1253 1992-01-30 48 SHIP SALES TANKER RATES VESSELS ON OFFER Bulk Carriers Bchnun Kaptan: 14.960 dwt and built Dec 1980 Caneco, best offers either charter-free or time-charter till Sept 1992 at US$5,OOO per day nett. Cereza: 21,080 dwt and built Apr 1982 Watanabe Hakata, brokers trying in excess of U557.75 million. Magnolia: 23,8531,253 words
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Article575 1992-01-30 48 ARRIVALS DEPARTURES Op Flight Type ETA T From Op Flight Type ETD T To r TODAY TODAY KAL KE697 B747F 0150 1 SEL KAL KE697 B747F 0440 1 BKK r SIA SQ827 B747F 1730 2 CPH/DXB SIA SQ/ B747F 0715 2 DXB/LON -r CLX CV794 B747F I84S575 words
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Article635 1992-01-30 48 CRUISE FERRY SCHEDULES CRUISE SHIPS Ait Pep Sawe of Vessel ETA KI L> Ports of Calls Port Age* MN 30 30 Asuka 0800 1900 Sin-Semarang-Caims NYK Agencies 30 30 Royal Pacific 1000 1800 Sin-Jakarta Ocean Trade Chartering 31 01 Shangri-La World 1000 1800 Sin-Phuket Sembawang Johnson FEB 01 01 Shangri-La635 words
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Article562 1992-01-30 49 \>oy Wo Barth Vmi Dapartot Voy No Barth km* Daparturt i2iI Ua 1 MTU *"*> 6 alw s,de 3001/0600 SlL n!«L < f Kuala Sak (V/B J3 ata*side 30 01/2300 SSLST" X 22t 2 2 Labroy 80/B J2 30 01/1700 Batamindo 1 153S M01 alongside 29.01/1800 u562 words
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Article244 1992-01-30 49 KMW 6 rOn Berth: 1: ml; 2: Kota Alam; 3: Setya Pratama, Arktis Pearl; 4: Karyatis; 5: Barge Munar No 2; 6: ml. 01 jetty; Crestventure L, Cerlang. DCJ: Bunga Kasturi, Ocean Elite Due on Jan 29: Gloria, Fortunate Star, Dong Wei, Barge Sea Maco, Kota Mesra,244 words
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Article902 1992-01-30 49 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Record Bootaf/Babnce Rsfts Ship Voy No Etb/Btr Period From To From A Abraham 9822E 01/0830 3 30/0700 30/1159 30/1400 _4 30/1200 30/1459 30/1700 A Abraham 9823E 31/1200 3 30/0700 30/1159 30/1400 4 30/1200 30/1459 30/1700 ACX Daisy 22B 31/2300 1902 words
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237 1992-01-30 50 Reuter ST LOUIS McDonnell Douglas Corp said operating earnings from its transport aircraft segment increased 137 per cent in the fourth quarter to US$9O million (Ssl47 million) from US$3B million in the fourth quarter of 1990. The 1991 fourth quarter, however, included US$3O millionReuter - 237 words
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322 1992-01-30 50 Reuter LONDON The Institute of London Underwriters on Tuesday announced losses of £1.86 billion (555.4 billion) in 1991, deepening gloom on the London insurance market where Lloyd's has already run heavily into the red. The 114 insurance firms, which handle half of the marine andReuter - 322 words
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Article213 1992-01-30 50 Reuter BONN Germany's decision to further liberalise its telephone market is yet another hard blow to Mannesmann AG's Mannesmann Mobilfunk GmbH, still waiting to kick off the country's first private mobile phone service, analysts said. On Tuesday, Postal Minister Christian Schwarz-Schilling said he would offerReuter - 213 words
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173 1992-01-30 50 AFP TORONTO Canadian aviation giant De Havilland Inc announced plans on Tuesday to lay off 287 of its 3,700 employees because of falling production levels. De Havilland president Daniel Heidt said last week that more lay-offs would be necessary during a signing ceremonyAFP - 173 words
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