The Business Times, 6 April 1993

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  • 13 1 Business Times WE KNOW ASIA MITA (P) 552/12/92 Tuesday April 6 1993 75'
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  • 2am LATEST
    • 48 1 AP GENEVA Inflation rates slowed last year in most countries outside Latin America and Africa. The International Labour Organisation says 60 per cent of the 94 countries reporting to its statistical bureau have said price increases were lower than during 1991.
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    • 84 1 Reuter RENNES. France French and British fishermen, at odds over Channel fishing rights, have joined forces in urging their governments to find a swift solution to their dispute. The French fishermen contest Britain's claim to fishing limits around the Channel Islands. Fishermen
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    • 47 1 Reuter PARIS French farm union officials say their meeting with Prime Minister Edouard Balladur today will focus on the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade talks as the new government seeks to map out quickly France's position on the issue. Rcutcr
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  • 112 1 Stock market indices Monday Change STII 1.700.82 +12.66 KLSE Composite 656.13 +4 68 Nikkei I9.759.46 +312.52 Hang Seng dosed SEI Index 852.71 -4.49 Jakarta Composite ...309.60 -0.48 CLSA China B closed Aust All Ord 1.670 1 -13 FTSF 100 2,838.8 -31.1 Monday Friday 11 am close Dow Jones
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  • 639 1  -  By Amy Balan SINGAPORE The Straits Times Industrials Index breached the 1,700 psychological barrier yesterday as speculators stormed the stock markets both here and in Kuala Lumpur. In a frenzied hunt for Malaysian penny stocks and selected blue chips, share prices
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  • 358 1 AFP. Reuter TOKYO Bank of Japan governor Yasushi Mieno said yesterday that the Japanese economy was expected to start recovering in the second half of the fiscal year which began this month as domestic private demand picks up. "Final demand as
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  • 357 1  -  By Conrad Raj SINGAPORE Singaporeans arc becoming the biggest group of Asian buyers of British residential property, according to local real estate agent Peter Ng. who is active in the IJK market. They are said to have spent more than £30
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  • 328 1  -  From Stephen Vines in HONGKONG THE private sector is set to play a far larger role in China's economy. An announcement from the official New China News Agency (NCNA) states that private enterprise is expected to account for 20 per cent
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  • 530 1 Reuter, AP, NYT VANCOUVER Presidents Boris Yeltsin and Bill Clinton said after their summit on Sunday that they expectcd the United States to lift trade restrictions on Russia imposed during the Cold War. "We decided to eliminate discriminatory limitations
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  • 364 1 AFP VANCOUVER United States President Bill Clinton told his Russian counterpart Boris Yeltsin that Japan hid its true intentions from Washington at times and said he should be wary of dishonesty from Tokyo, a Canadian television station reported on
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  • SINGAPORE NEWS
    • eye on the ECONOMY
      • 283 2  -  By Schutz Lee RETAINED imports which surged 36 per cent in December continued to rise m the first two months of the year, a positive indicator of the economy's health. Over the two-month period. real retained imports, or the portion of imports retained
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    • 264 2  -  By R Sivanithy TELEVIEW, the information serv ice of Singapore Telecom, saw an impressive 70 per cent jump in subscriptions over the past year. It expects an equally good growth rate this year. At the end of February, Teleview's subscriptions stood at more than 14.000 compared
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    • 450 2  -  Messengers from govt asencv seen to be less effective By Teh Hooi Ling A TASK FORCE set up lust year to look into how to promote quality control circles in the private sector has suggested that bosses of firms
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    • 279 2  -  By Kooi Cho Teng TWO YEARS after its launch. Singapore's Ryder Golf School has tutored 1.300 pupils and its owner has received offers to franchise it in the region. But director Ow Siew Kong says regional expansion must wait because the school first
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    • 297 2  -  By Soh Tiang Keng BANK LOANS to the manufacturing sector remained sluggish in January but loans to the commerce sector stayed strong, according to the Monetary Authority of Singapore. The latest MAS statistical bulletin, released yesterday, says that bank
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    • 416 2  -  By Joseph Rajendran THE homegrown AVS group has applied to the Singapore High Court to get Creative Technology to abide by what it claimed was an earlier agreement not to accuse it of copyright infringement. This follows a copyright infringement
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  • THE REGION
    • 429 3  -  From Alan Boyd in BANGKOK THAILAND'S embattled Prime Minister, Chuan Leekpai, was yesterday resisting pressure to reshuffle his divided government amid fears of a drawn-out political struggle. Analysts said Mr Chuan might try to keep his six-month-old coalition of five feuding parties intact
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    • 239 3 AFP KOTA KINABALU Malaysia's Christian-led eastern Sabah state yesterday approved two additional assistant ministers' posts in a prelude to forging a coalition government with a Muslim-based party. Officials said the state legislative assembly raised to 14 the number of assistant ministers and Chief Minister
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    • 420 3  -  From Harish Mehta in PHNOM PENH A GENERAL who defected this week from Prince Norodom Ranariddh's Funcinpec party to the Hun Sen government has accused Funcinpec of sabotage, corruption, and forming an unholy alliance with the Khmer Rouge. Major-General Kan Rath told a
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    • 270 3 THE Khmer Rouge guerillas have blamed the fall of the Cambodian riel on a "series of events", including the "imminent departure" of both UN peacekeepers and foreign traders from the country. A statement from Khmer Rouge leader Khieu Samphan yesterday said that the
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    • 390 3 Reuter KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia's construction sector, whose rapid growth since 1990 has waned recently, is set to rebound this year as several me-ga-projects, including a giant airport project, take ofT. "The construction sector is expected to grow by 15 per cent in 1993
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    • Article, Illustration
      39 3 Reuter TOKYO Malaysian king Sultan Azlan Shah (left) and Kmperor Akihito of Japan standing at attention yesterday during the playing of their countries' respective national anthems. The king is on a state visit to Japan. Rcuter
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    • 367 3 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia. which emerged as the 23rd largest exporting nation in the world last year with total merchandise exports valued at MS 103.5 billion (Ss64 billion), is projected to boast of exports of MS 1,500 billion bv the
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    • 441 3  -  From Maggie Ford in JAKARTA BRITISH Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd yesterday pledged to seek ways of establishing a dialogue between developing countries and the Group of Seven group of industrial nations during his visit to Tokyo today. Speaking
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    • 527 4 No softening of nuclear stance likely as Parliament meets AFP TOKYO North Korea convenes its Parliament tomorrow with the son of President Kim 11 Sung expected to grasp the occasion to take fuller control of the military, but with no
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    • 207 4 Reuter TAIPEI Taiwan's foreign trade is facing a dual crisis caused by the island's growing dependence on imports from Japan and exports to China, the Economics Ministry said in a report. Reliance on Japanese machines and components meant Taiwan's trade deficit with Japan
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    • 270 4 AFP BEIJING A Chinese dissident journalist began court proceedings yesterday to sue the communist party leader of northern China's Shanxi province for alleged slander, his friends here said. Yin Jin. 35, former Shanxi bureau chief for the Hainan Economic Daily, would also send
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    • 449 4  -  By Sylvia Wong SINGAPORE China's spending power is often underestimated. said DBS Bank's economic research department. which is why the retail market in the world's most populous country is still untapped. In its report. "Business opportunities lor Singapore Firms", the hank encouraged businessmen
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    • 564 4 Reuter BEIJING China's powerful economic growlh has created an average of 1.5 job opportunities for each university graduate this year, but mandatory state job assignments will continue to shackle most of the Class of 1993. "This year's college graduates in China
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    • 284 4 AFP BEIJING China hopes to further develop relations with Austria, especially economic ties. Chinese Premier Li Peng said here yesterday in a meeting with Austrian Chancellor Fran/ Vranit/ky. "We arc convinccd that this visit will surely play an important
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    • ASIA NOTES
      • 96 4 AP CANBERRA Australia will host a major sea and air military exercise otT Darwin next month involving forces from Singapore. Malaysia. New Zealand. Hongkong and Thailand, the Royal Australian Navy said yesterday. It will be the first time the group of nations has exercised together
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      • 69 4 AFP MANILA President Fidel Ramos yesterday signed into law a Bill granting him special powers to grapple with a crippling electricity shortage as the Philippines reeled from another daily outage. Hours after signing the new 'law. he announced the appointment of a prominent engineer. Francisco
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      • Article, Illustration
        39 4 Reuter MAYMVO. Myanmar A horse-driven coach waiting for customers in front of a colonial style building in this hilly summer retreat. The horse-drawn carriage is one of the main means of transportation in mountainous northern Myanmar. Reuter
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      • 55 4 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR The four-year-old Spirit of 46 opposition party, which faces deregistration. yesterday said it is not unnerved by such a possibility. Its information chief. Ahmad Shabery Chik. said the party vowed to fight on for its ideals in spite of being
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      • 64 4 AFP BONN Post and Telecommunications Minister Wolfgang Boetsch left here for Beijing yesterday, on a visit aimed at securing contracts for German firms in the ambitious programme to modernise C hina's telephone network, sources said. Mr Boctsch. who is accompanied by senior executives from German
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    • 528 6 Government survey shows growing disenchantment AP TOKYO Weary of years of political scandals and a sagging economy, record numbers of Japanese are saying their country is headed in the wrong direction and their government doesn't reflect their views. The disenchantment is a
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    • 196 6 Bloomberg Business News TOKYO A leading Japanese business group is drafting rules to increase companies' compliance with environmental protection regulations. Among measures being proposed by the Federation of Economic Organisations (Keidanren) was the imposition of a new tax on heavy polluters, a spokesman said
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    • 416 6 Reuter TOKYO Japan's ruling party indicated yesterday that it will exclude income tax breaks, demanded by key opposition parties, from its emergency an-ti-recession package due out next week. The Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) made it clear that although it said it would "positively"
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    • 388 6 AFP CANBERRA Australia's new ambassador to Indonesia yesterday said relationships between the two countries are now the best they have ever been, allowing Canberra to raise sensitive issues such as human rights and East Timor. Allan Taylor. 51. arrives in Jakarta today after
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    • 26 6 Reuter DHAKA W omen took to the streets here last Friday demanding an end to the repression and trafficking of women.
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    • 207 6 Reuter CANBERRA Paul Keating's shock election win has helped boost his popularity to its highest level since he became Australia's prime minister just over 15 months ago. according to a major opinion poll published yesterday. Mr Keating's approval rating rose to 46
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    • 564 6 Reuter TOKYO Japan's prolonged economic slide may not be over yet, but anticipation is building that after a year and a half, the end may finally be in sight. Analysts said economic indicators, while still clearly mixed, for the first time might
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    • 237 6 Reuter WELLINGTON A lower New Zealand dollar and the inclusion of data not previously counted should combine to add about NZ$5 billion (554.3 billion) to New Zealand's December quarter overseas debt report due today, say economists.
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  • THE WORLD
    • WORLD WATCH
      • 75 8 Reuter BONN Chancellor Helmut Kohl said yesterday the debt rescheduling which Western governments granted Russia last Friday would cost Germany about eight billion marks (about SSB.I* billion) in 1993 and 1994. In a statement pledging continued support for President Boris Yeltsin's reform programme. Mr Kohl
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      • 98 8 AFP SARAJEVO The UN will evacuate about lO.(XX) Muslim civilians from the besieged eastern Bosnian town of Srebrenica, starting today. A UN spokesman announced yesterday both Bosnian Serb and Bosnian Muslim officials had agreed to the plan. The number to be evacuated amounts to about
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      • 57 8 Reuter WASHINGTON The US will consider lifting an arms embargo for Bosnian Muslims if the republic's Serbs do not accept a ceasefire. Secretary of State Warren Christopher said yesterday. "We'd certainly think about doing it (lifting the arms embargo) quite soon if the Bosnian Serbs
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      • 56 8 Reuter LUXEMBOURG The Western European Union (WEU) defence group agreed to provide speedboats and armed police tor more effective enforcement of UN sanctions against Serbia along the Danube. "The only question that remains is to identify exactly where these men and these boats will go," WEU
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      • 78 8 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Britain has reaffirmed its commitment to a free and open market and wants to see a successful conclusion of the Uruguay Rounds of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (Gatt) negotiations. Visiting British Minister of State. Foreign and Commonwealth Office Alistair Goodlad
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      • 32 8 Reuter LIMA Peru's Maoist Shining Path leader Abimael Guzman sitting in an iron cage surrounded by armed soldiers en route to a maximum security prison over the weekend. Reuter
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      • 60 8 AFP JERUSALEM Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin will meet before April 20. the date set for a resumption of Middle Bast peace talks, an Egyptian embassy spokesman said yesterday. The meeting will probably take place in Cairo, where the two men
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      • 76 8 Reuter DUBLIN With interest rates tumbling, state finances on target and unemployment dipping, economists forecast that Ireland can look forward to a 4 per cent growth rate by next year. The Central Bank has cut interest rates four times in four weeks, mortgage rates have
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    • 484 8 Reuter LONDON A 4.9 per cent increase in Britain's narrow measure of money supply in the year to March added further support to recent statistical evidence showing the economy is now finally emerging from recession. "The evidence is now piling up
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    • 318 8 Reuter LUXEMBOURG France's new centre-right government told its EC partners yesterday not to expect any sweeping departures from the trade policies of its socialist predecessor. EC officials said. At their first EC ministerial meeting since taking office last week. Foreign Minister Alain
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    • 539 8 IHT CHEMNITZ. Germany Once known as the Manchester of Germany in testimony to its industrial energy, this city, renamed Karl-Marx-Stadt by the communist East German regime. had a big image problem to overcome when it was reunited with the unforgiving, capitalist
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    • 447 8 Reuter ASHGABAT. Turkmeniya Running a store in this central Asian republic is a high-risk business, says Lebanese shopkeeper Ghassan Elnaboulsi. To reach his newly-opened shop in the ncwlv-independent country 's capital, the clothes he sells have travelled from Lebanon and through war
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    • 48 8 JERUSALEM Israelis who ha>c lost famih members in attacks by Arabs during the Palestinian uprising sitting among 168 empt> chairs bearing the names of those who ha>e been killed. The e*ent on Sunda> was a s>mholic Passover protest meal held near the prime minister's residence.
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    • 424 8 Reuter GENEVA Airliners are flying less than two-thirds full on international flights and many businessmen expect the fax and the videophone to cut even further into demand for air tickets, a survey showed yesterday. The International Air Transport Association (lata) reported
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    • 304 8 Reuter ROME Corruption-hit Italyis in the grip of a political revolution. one year after a general election dealt leading parties a heavy blow, political commentators say. The Christian Democrats and Socialists, the traditional government parties, saw their vote slump in the April
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  • COMPANIES & MARKETS
    • 512 9  -  By Amy Balan SINGAPORE Idris Hydraulic continued to dominate punters' interest with a staggering 155 million of its shares worth close to MS2BO million (SSI76 million) traded yesterday. The turnover eclipsed the record of over 137 million Idris shares that was established
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    • 815 9  -  Corporate results review: Sesdaq By William Chia SINGAPORE Sesdaq companies look set to benefit from the improved economic outlook locally and internationally, which has already pushed the second board to a new high. The UOB Sesdaq Index, which measures the performance of companies
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    • 709 9  -  HOCK LOCK SIEW By William Chia SINGAPORE Market players gave a resounding vote of approval to Actacorp Holding's proposal to acquire Malaysian power operator Sikap Power by chasing Actacorp's share price up by more than M 53.00 to MsB.lo
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    • 644 9  -  From Leslie Lopez in KUALA LUMPUR MOBIKOM'S award of a multi-million-ringgit equipment contract to Sweden's Telcfon Ab LM Ericsson may turn into a mudslinging session among the shareholders of the Malaysian cellular-phone operator. In fact, executives familiar witii the situation say the Finance
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    • 89 9 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Tenaga Nasional Bhd is offering three incentives, with rebates, for industries in a move to alleviate the power shortage problem in Malaysia. The Energy, Telecommuni- cations and Posts Ministry, in a statement yesterday said the schemes were the use of standby
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    • Article, Illustration
      348 9 Source: Bridge Info Performance of STll's index stocks Apr 5 I JIM VtM Ii4rt Slock uk (hv Tartar I ■own <*) (V) Aiimo 1 ISO -OOW 1 59 -328 CM 6 700 5 45 (crcbot 5.150 -0 050 4 19 -5 46 FAN 1 J.400 -0 100 1090 -1093
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    • COMPANIES
      • COMPANY BRIEFS
        • 111 10 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Bata (Malaysia) Bhd reported yesterday a 3 per tent rise in group pre-tax profit to M 527.02 million (SS 17.02 million) for the year ended Dee 31, 1992, eompared with M 526.19 million previously. It said in a statement here that
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        • 86 10 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR The acquisition of 189.000 ordinary shares of Msl each in RB Construction Sdn Bhd is a long-term plan to further strengthen the civil construction earnings base of Road Builder (M) Holdings Bhd. In a statement here yesterday, the group said that the
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        • 82 10 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Cellular Communication Network (M) Sdn Bhd, the distributor of ART9OO, is committed to serving customers better by providing up-to-date quality network, its general manager Rosli Man said. "1992 also saw the company establishing its presence in Sabah and Sarawak, with an overwhelming response
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      • 240 10 SINGAPORE Domestic investors who hold OCBC shares or warrants and manage to register them today as foreign shares could make an instant profit the difference between the domestic and foreign share prices. At the end of trading yesterday, the difference was $2.85 per
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      • 181 10 KUALA LUMPUR Tai Wah Garments Manufacturing Bhd says the group will continue to improve on its productivity and quality in order to remain competitive. Chairman Dr Mohd Rashdan Baba said in the company's 1992 annual report released yesterday that to maintain the
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      • 864 10  -  Analysts expect turnaround after lb baht loss in previous quarter From Alan Boyd in BANGKOK THAI Airways International is expected to record a modest second-quarter profit after slashing its operating costs to counter falling revenues. Industry analyst said the airline,
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      • 39 10 Reuter HO CHI MINH CITY Vietnamese workers fixing the interior of a four-wheel-drive car inside the plant of Mekong Corporation, a Japanese-South Korean-Vietnamese joint venture in Ho Chi Minh City, the commercial capital of Vietnam. Reuter
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      • 239 10 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR May Plastics Industries Bhd, which is en route to a listing on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange Second Board, has forecast a pre-tax profit after minority interests of M 57.89 million (554.9 million) for the year ending June 30.
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      • 247 10 Bernama PETALING JAYA Omron (M) Sdn Bhd. a manufacturer of electronic and electrical products, expects to record a 20 per cent growth in sales this year to Msl2o million (5575.4 million) due to the increased demand for its products, said
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      • 224 10 MBT KUALA Agency Maf^^^^^AM), which is its first expects more issues of private debt securities (PDS) this year. The first-quarter trend indicates the PDS market is likely to be more active this year. In the quarter. 13 new debt issues worth more
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      • 430 10 UNIT TRUSTS FUNDS Managers' prices Apr 6 Prudential Singapore Unit Trust und 106 12 Ihe ("omincKv I-JO 1.37 MARA-Bumiputra The Savings Fund I II I I7\d first B'putra 1.63 168 S'porc Prog f und O il 0 55 Second B'putra 161 166 S'pore Sec Fund 085 0 8>» Third B'putra
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      • 281 10  -  By Quak Hiang Whai SINGAPORE Malaysia's Pilecon Engineering Bhd borrowed MS7S million (about SS47 million) last month to help finanee a massive reclamation project for a floating city in the Johor Straits. The KLSE-listed construction company raised the money through a revolving
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      • 389 11  -  From Al Labita in MANILA MANILA Wise and Company, the flagship firm of Indonesian giant Dharmala Group in Manila, saw its af-ter-tax net income soar from just 15.6 million pesos (*****,280) in 1991 to 40.9 million pesos in 1992, a hefty 162 per cent
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      • 333 11 Reuter SEOUL After an economic winter of discontent, improving exports and a return to greater political stability are likely to lead South Korea's beleaguered stock market into a bull run this month. Analysts and brokers said yesterday that President Kim Young Sam, in
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      • 503 11 Reuter HANOI A fully fledged stock market in Vietnam is still some way off and the form it will take is unclear, analysts said. Vietnam, trying to graft a modern market economy on to a rickety communist base, is taking its
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      • 279 11 Reuter HONGKONG Workers at a Japanese-owned camera factory in southern China have ended one of the biggest strikes ever to hit a foreign business in the country, a source in the company said yesterday. All of more than 800 facto-ry-floor workers at Canon
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      • COMPANY BRIEFS
        • 80 11 South China Morning Post HONGKONG Hongkong magnates have rocketed up the scale of British wealth over the past year with the Swire brothers now rated the fifth richest in the country. The Sunday Times league table of Britain's richest people, extended to cover 400 in
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        • 43 11 Reuter RUSSIA A woman at the Uralmash factory in Yekaterinburg working a tooling machine. Uralmash is one of the largest industrial manufacturers in Russia and is going private, preparing to offer 28.5 per cent share in public stock. Reuter
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        • 58 11 AFP BANGKOK The Thai conglomerate Charoen Pokphand and the US company Nynex will explore possible joint telecommunications projects in China, a Nynex official said on Monday. Nynex is a key partner of Charoen Pokphand in the 70 billion baht (about 554.5 billion) project to
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        • 72 11 Reuter MANILA A Filipino lawyer has filed a corruption complaint against the chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), accusing her of alleged misuse of the agency's intelligence fund. Former SEC commissioner Armando Gonzales, in a complaint filed with the Office of the Ombudsman,
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        • 110 11 AFP TOKYO Japan's Sony Corp fired the latest shot in a war over high-definition television prices on Monday by announcing it would cut the price of its latest model by 30 per cent. The announcement of a new 32-inch model priced at 900,000 yen (about SSI 2,870)
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    • FINANCE
      • SMALL CHANGE
        • 81 12 Knight-Ridder KUALA LUMPUR The Rating Agency of Malaysia is likely to rate 48 corporate bond issues this year, up from 22 worth M 52.93 billion (551.84 billion) in 1992, chairman Khalid Sahan said. The corporate bond market is likely to be more
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        • 96 12 Knight-Ridder TOKYO Faced with a mountain of bad loans that is likely to require four to five years of management attention before they are completely resolved, Japan's city banks are seeking to reduce their branch networks and work forces. The major restructuring programmes now
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        • 90 12 Bloomberg Business News BEIJING China's first credit rating organisation has announced its evaluations of five securities companies, the China Daily reported yesterday. China Chengxin Securities Rating Co was set up to protect investors and enforce standards after the number of securities companies last year
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        • 81 12 Reuter KARACHI The State (central) Bank of Pakistan said deposits with scheduled banks fell by 1.84 billion rupees to 449.77 billion rupees in January. Deposits rose by 18.01 billion rupees in December and 13.16 billion rupees in January 1992. the bank said in its latest monthly
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        • 94 12 Reuter HANOI American Express Co, unable to do business or have its cards used in Vietnam, splashed out on some cultural goodwill yesterday, pledging US$7O,OOO (SS114,100) to preserve an ancient temple. The US-Indochina Reconciliation Project, a nonprofit body based in New York, signed an
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        • 96 12 Reuter TOKYO Daiwa Securities fired a branch manager and filed a complaint with the police accusing him of using customers funds to cover up investment losses of over 20 billion yen (*****.1 million), a Daiwa spokesman said yesterday. Daiwa filed the complaint against the
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      • 523 12  -  ADVERTISEMENT By Chuang Peck Ming SINGAPORE Chief executives in Singapore were again the top earners in Asia last year, according to a survey by a Geneva-based management consultancy. The survey, which excluded Japan, found that on average, a top manager
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      • 392 12  -  Punctuality drive this year targeting tardiness at wedding feasts By Geraldine Kan IT MAY be a wedding feast that management consultant Shae Hung Yee has been invited to, but she still eats something beforehand because she knows dinner will start late. But
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      • 326 12  -  From Al Labita in MANILA ONE of Taiwan's biggest banks, Chinatrust Commercial, is setting up shop in Manila in anticipation of moves soon by the Ramos government to deregulate the country's banking industry. The Philippine Monetary Board announced yesterday that it
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      • 52 12 Reuter TOKYO A Tokyo dealer gesturing during trade yesterday. The yen's relentless surge was temporarily arrested as Japan's central bank bought hundreds of millions of dollars after the greenback had hit a new historic low of 113.30 yen. It closed the day at 113.80
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      • 312 12 Reuter TOKYO Japan's 11 big commercial banks are likely to write down some 200 billion yen (552.9 billion) in appraisal losses on marketable securities holdings for the year ended March 31, banking sources and analysts said yesterday. The anticipated losses were much
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      • 565 12 Bloomberg Business News LONDON A change in the rules about which Japanese financial institutions can act as lead underwriter for Eurobond issues is likely to lead to fierce competition for new issues business, bankers said. "Some issues won't be as competitive
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    • FINANCE & COMMODITIES
      • 553 15 Bloomberg Business News ADELAIDE The head of one of Australia's largest gold producing companies said world gold prices are likely to continuing climbing and he doesn't expect producers to end the rally with a wave of gold selling. "You may well
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      • 356 15 Reuter MELBOURNE Australian mining giant CRA Ltd said yesterday it has decided to withdraw from the Mount Kare project in Papua New Guinea, a mine that has produced more controversy than gold for CRA in its six-year history. CRA suspended operations at
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      • 398 15 Reuter LONDON The collapse of cofTee pact talks has made coffee, cocoa and rubber producing countries realise the era of price-supporting commodity agreements is over. "If the West now favours systematic deregulation of our markets, we need to know so we can
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      • 294 15 Reuter LONDON It is too earl) to write off commodity accords as a way of steering raw material prices, despite the collapse of talks on a new coffee pact, an official of the UN agenc) involved with the accords said on
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      • 435 15 Reuter NAIROBI East African coffee producers said they must explore new ways to boost income after the collapse in London of talks on a pact to support world prices. The coffee producers may now work out bilateral arrangements with consumers. "It would be natural
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      • 157 15 IT WAS a day of active volatile trading in USS/SS yesterday. Opening at 1.6280/85. the dollar was sold down to 1.6270 in sympathy with US dollar/yen selling. Shortly after, some corporate buying interest emerged and. compounded by a short interbank market, took the US dollar
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      • 184 15 Reuter LONDON European share and currency markets battled to break out of the doldrums yesterday but the dollar traded in a tight band and shares were caught in a downward spiral. With little to inspire traders, the dollar barely moved throughout the day and ended at 113.70 yen. after
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      • 347 15 ENERGY REPORT Reuter LONDON Oil prices showed little change yesterday ahead of talks in Oman in a week's time of the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec). London May futures for the world benchmark Brent Blend of crude oil
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      • 94 15 AFP NEW YORK The dollar was slightly higher against the major currencies except the French franc in calm opening trade yesterday. The ounce of gold was trading at U*****.90. down USS2 at last Friday's close. At 9:15 am (1315 GMT), the dollar was trading at 1.5990 German marks
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        1633 15 unit- »ti&itnl imJex nakulainl afaimi Spine's lap 14 trading partner* gay year 198! USS/SS forward rates Noon Apr 5 ss Bid Oder 1-month ***** 1.6279 2-month 1.6243 ***** 3-month 1.6224 1 6239 6-month 1.6190 1 6210 Source: OCBC FOREIGN CURRENCY NOTE RATES As at IOmi yastarday: Singapore dollars to one
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    • COMMODITIES & FUTURES
      • 1527 16 SIMEX REPORT Retuer SINGAPORE Simcx Eurodollar futures ended slightly weaker after a session of rangebound trade yesterday. Dealers said the contract weakened on an intraday technical consolidation but near-term outlook is mixed as the market awaits US inflation indicators which will be released this
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      • 959 16 COMMODITIES REPORT Tin The price of tin on the Kuala Lumpur Tin Market rose seven sen to close at MS 14.36 sen per kg on some busing interest yesterday. Dealers said there was not much participation from buyers and sellers in
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    • 1716 16 Rubber Apr 5 RAS Commodity Exchange (futures closing as at 1pm) RAS (physical prices) RSS 1 Contract (S cents/kg) A. —4 I 9 Buyers Sellers Close Volume Open As at lz noon o icmvkgj Month High Low Sett (tonnes) Interest RSS 2 May 93 132 25 I33 25N
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    • REGIONAL STOCK MARKETS
      • 1268 17 -13.0 STOCKS largely shrugged off Friday's big fall on Wall Street to close only moderately lower, brokers said. "The market has been on pretty good form considering the US was down so far on Friday," a broker said. "It has been helped a bit by Japan's rise." The Dow
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      • 524 17 35.10 Share prices shot up 2.32 per cent, buoyed by a new law signed by President Fidel Ramos granting him special powers to solve the severe energy shortage. The Manila Composite Index soared 35.10 points to close at 1,515.40. Public utility Manila Electric Co (Meralco) felt the upsurge as
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      • 475 17 closed The stock market was closed yesterday and will be closed today for public holidays. It will reopen tomorrow. Taipei \oT Vpr 5 1$ COO) XII Sincere Ind 6.45 t 045 16 \>u(cmeni Hill) OS) 1550 l jlhj. (.xiNlr 63 00 0 50 121*4 < athav Lite Ins 20*00
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      • 297 17 closed The stock market was closed yesterdav for Arbour Day, a national tree-planting holiday It will reopen today. Seoul Apr 5 Ua«|W| \ium Ekcinc InJ 1*3 Viunt In J 21) Xnkuk Invu jn,i "00 Aiut tncM 2W I \«j Molon IN I Bank Of he Ju IS) 2 Bank
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      • 375 17 -3.95 The share market recovered from a 17-point fall for the NZSE-40 Capital Index to close down just 3.95 points lower at 1,562.74. mostly due to strength in leading forestry shares. Volume was a moderate NZ$2O.5 million. The market opened weak on a 69-point fall in the Dow
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      • 22 17 dosed The stock market was closed yesterday for a holiday marking the birth anniversary of Mahavira, founder of the Jain religion.
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      • 167 17 -9.83 Increased profit-taking in the last thirty minutes of trade, as Wall Street failed to rebound from last Friday's fall, pushed Belgian shares further down to close near their day-lows yesterday. Traders said the market was very cautious. They added a new fall on Wall Street was likely to
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      • 637 17 ■31.1 Equities ended sharply lower yesterday, with Friday's 69-point fall on Wall Street driving prices down at the outset. However, trading was subdued and volume a light 423.5 million shares on the last day of the UK financial year. The FTSE 100 index ended 31.1 points lower at 2,838.8,
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      • 110 17 -0.64 pc Swedish shares recouped some losses by the close yesterday, but the Easter holiday mood took hold of the market and kept trade thin and dull. The all-share index lost 0.64 per cent to 995.91 in turnover worth a low 682 million crowns. The OMX-index, which carries a
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      • 162 17 +0.76pc A firm performance by telecom ms shares gave a slight boost to the rest of the Milan bourse yesterday, which was otherwise quietly traded as investors wait for a solution to the country's political crisis. Shares in SIP posted gains of over 4 per cent after ministers last
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      • 302 17 -37 South African gold shares and associated mining finance stocks continued their steady run up of last week to close higher on strong overseas demand. The JSE Industrial Index, heavily influenced by Richemont and to a lesser extent Remgro, which were both under pressure yesterday, eased 37 points to
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      • 795 17 +6.2 Wall Street rose within a narrow margin yesterday morning following Friday's 68-point plunge on unsettling economic news. The Dow Jones index of 30 leading industrials was up 6.20 points to 3,377.01 at 11 am (1500 CiMT). Trading was active with 75 million shares changing hands. New York
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      • 251 17 -5.6 Swiss shares closed a quiet day easier yesterday as the market lacked fresh factors ahead of the Easter holidays, dealers said. The broad SPI Index fell 5.6 to 1,338.1 and the SMI eased 6.4 to 2,183.9. Wall Street's firm opening helped prices to recoup some of earlier losses
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      • 112 17 -16.14 Worries about the 1992 results due this week from some major companies held French shares back in limited trade, and dealers expect the trend to continue. The CAC-40 index ended down 16.14, or 0.81 per cent, at 1,974.68. Volume of trade was about 1.9 billion francs. Paris Apr
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      • 273 17 -0.72 Dutch shares closed easier yesterday following Wall Street's big Friday losses, but trading in Amsterdam remained quiet and the market regained some ground late in the session. The EOE index finished down 0.72 points at 315.91. Food and consumer products group Unilever was a notable loser, down 2.30
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      • 247 17 -10.57 Toronto stocks eased at the opening yesterday, pulled down by weakness in gold shares and losses in most other sectors, but overall activity was quiet. The TSE-300 Index fell 10.57 points or 0.29 per cent to 3.584.50 on volume of 14.6 million shares. Declining shares outnumbered risers 180
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      • 170 17 -3.06 German shares ended a quiet pre-Easter holiday session little changed yesterday and traders see prices trapped in thin bands over the next two holiday-truncated weeks. The 30-share DAX index ended down 3.06 points at 1,658.69. An absence of investors and customer orders left the market in the hands
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      • 764 17 Britannia Funds Median Cash Bid Offer Mim < ap Deposil 3* 5700 3*5*00 Mim Jer*> Cuk 0 IW 0 .W Mim Ma\ Income *0<*w0 *10)00 I S$ ash Income PU» Fund 10 1100 10*500 PS Kocnr Fund 5 MOO 5 2100 Sterling 14|vit\ Euro Performance 04W2 0493* FjiEjMFuml *2 7650
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      2485 18 Reuter STOCKS ended firmer in heavy trade, though otY the day's highs, with investors actively chasing undervalued large-capital issues. Anticipation of an economic stimulus package by the government offset investors' worries about a stronger yen. The 225-share Nikkei Average was up 312.52 points to close at 19,759.46. The broader
      Reuter; Source: Bridge Info  -  2,485 words
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      1749 18 STOCK prices slid across the board in thin trade as investors concentrated on the approaching holidays, brokers said. The SET Index clawed back some losses on indexlinked buying just before the close to finish at 852.71, down 4.49 points. Turnover was a thin 1.48 billion baht. "There were efforts
      Reuter; Source: Bridge Info  -  1,749 words
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      995 18 Reuter STOCKS ended mixed in quiet trade with local investors still sidelined and foreign investors continuing their hunt for quality stocks. The Official Index closed at 309.60, down 0.48 point. Local investors were still nervous following last week's discovery of fake certificates on the market. "Good quality stocks are
      Reuter; Source: Bridge Info  -  995 words
    • 2729 19 Source: Bridge Info Source: Bridge Info MOST ACTIVE volume Renting Bhd MV 72.0S«».ffl)0 IJris H\d SK 60.SI6.000 Promct 36.180.000 Asia l»JK Ld SK. 25 4*7.000 Fatvr (iroup 24.J2I.OOO Mulphj Intl MV 2I.WJ.000 Metropk* MV l<>.«W6.000 \Ml»B MX. 11 480.000 Sri Hafttflias 488.000 Ind (hvgen MV *>.186.01*) Kl. Industries
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    • KUALA LUMPUR STOCK EXCHANGE
      • 5103 19 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Frenzied buying by both speculators and retail buyers for lower liners and other situational counters, propelled share prices to a higher close in heavy trading yesterday. Both the day's volume and the Composite Index registered record highs for the year yesterday.
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    • STOCK EXCHANGE OF SINGAPORE
      • 7176 20  -  By Sylvia Wong SINGAPORE The stock market beat its strong performance last Friday to reach new heights again yesterday. Bolstered by heavy buying interest, the Straits Times Industrials Index rose 12.66 points to 1,700.82, breaking the 1,688.16point record set in the previous session.
        Source: Bridge Info  -  7,176 words
      • 71 20  -  HOT STOCK Quak Hiang Whai ELECTRO MAGNETIC has made an astonishing recovery after reaching an all-time low of 31 cents. The stock is now testing resistance at 55 cents. If that level is broken, it could continue to rise, as there is no clear resistance beyond. The daily
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    • 36 17 REGIONAL ANALYSIS What will Asia be like in 2020? How will the different societies in East Asia shape up? Will Asia see the Super-CEO take over in the new century? Find out in Business Times tomorrow
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    • 32 18 The Hongkong and China markets were closed yesterday STRAIGHT TALK You shouldn't have to read between the lines to get the full picture. Companies Markets. Everyday. SINGAPORE np BusmessTimes WE no* ASIA
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  • SPORTS
    • 540 21 Lyon Open Golf AFP LYON, France Costantino Rocca became the first Italian winner on the European Tour for 13 years when he blazed to a record last round 63 in the Lyon Open at Villette D'Anthon last Sunday. The 36-year-old from Bergamo was a runaway
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    • 32 21 MARSEILLE Swiss Roger Montandon casting off from Marseille's harbour on a 45,000 km solitary row around the world last Sunday. The trip will take three years.
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    • 537 21  -  K P Hong looks at the trio's domination of the Japanese tour K P Hong AP TOKYO They've dominated the Japanese tour. They're national golf heroes. And now the Ozaki brothers will try one more time to win golfs Holy Grail the US Masters.
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    • SPORT SHORTS
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        49 21 Reuter NEW YORK NBA results Sunday: Chicago 101 Boston 89; Cleveland 105 New Jersey 99; Phoenix 110 Indiana 100; Denver 120 Minnesota 94; Miami 124 Orlando 106; Philadelphia 112 Sacramento 102; NY knicks 108 San Antonio 103 (OT); LA Clippers 119 Dallas 115; Utah 111 LA Lakers 99
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        152 21 Reuter Reuter AP NEW ORLEANS Mike Standly shot a final-round flve-under-par 67 on Sunday to win his first career title on the PGA Tour and qualify for next week's Masters, the year's first major tournament. Standly shot the low round of the day to win the USSI million Freeport-McMoßan
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        42 21 Reuter NEW YORK NHL results Sunda>: New York Rangers 4 Washington 0: Boston 3 Buffalo 0: Philadelphia 4 Toronto 0; Vancouver 3 Ottawa 0; Pittsburgh 5 New Jersey 2; Chicaco 5 St Louis 4: Calgary 4 San Jose 3. Reuter
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        203 21 AFP AP PHOENIX, Arizona Nigel Mansell. still sore from his practice crash at the Phoenix International Raccvtay. let) the hospital here on Sunday and headed for his US home in Clearwater. Flonda. Mansell slid and crashed his Lola rear first into the concrete wall at Turn One of the
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        215 21 AFP AFP ROME Weekend results from Italian league: Brescia I Ancona 1; Cagliari 3 Genoa 0; Loggia 1 Atalanta 0; AS Roma Fiorcntina I; Sampdoria 1 lnternazionale 3; Torino I Lazio I; Pescara 0 Parma 2; AC Milan 2 Napoli 2; Udincse 0 Juventus 0. Leading standings (matches played,
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        58 21 Reuter Reuter till lON HEAD, South Carolina Famil) Circle Cup singles final on Sunday (prefix number denotes seeding): i-Steffi Graf (Ger) b 2-Ar-antxa Sanchez Vicario (Spn) 7-6 (10-8) 6-1. Reuter OSAKA, Japan I *****.000 Salem Open on Monday (prefix denotes seeding) Doubles final Mark Kcil/Cristo Van Rensburg (US/SA) b
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  • LIFESTYLE
    • 938 23  -  David Tracey talks to Korean professor Ma Kwang Soo whose latest book landed him in jail David Tracey IHT SEOUL professor Ma Kwang Soo doesn't want to talk about the crime that recently put him in jail for two months. He worries that any more controversy
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    • 514 23 CHATTERBOX AP Reuter UPI AP AP TED DANSON says he's not sure what will happen when he tests the waters outside Cheers. "I don't know what's waiting for me, maybe a big old belly-flop," Danson, 45, says in the April 10 issue of
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    • 635 23  -  Scott Miller looks at a disturbing trend in the industry Scott Miller Reuter A US television network rigs scenes of a blazing pick-up truck and Japan's biggest television station stages dramatic footage of a Himalayan landslide in what masquerade as documentaries. The president of
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  • Page 23 Miscellaneous
    • 1211 23 TV RADIO A Who's That Knocking At My Door, 10.30pm, SBC 12 falls in love. BM The hitch is that she's a girl with a shocking past while he J* was reared with a Catholic L streak. Martin Scorsese's 1968 I feature is crude but fascinating. I 1 with his
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  • PROPERTY & CONSTRUCTION
    • 962 24  -  Kooi Cho Teng looks at how banks are adding new designs to their loan packages to compete in the mortgage market Kooi Cho Teng BUOYANT residential property prices have injected some colour into the otherwise drab housing loans market. Mortgages, long considered
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    • 490 24 Deciding which housing loan to take has become a more complicated task for the consumer since some banks started computing interest on a monthly rest basis. Standard Chartered Bank and Chase Manhattan quote rates on a monthly rest basis now, while the Big
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    • 1671 25  -  Chuang Peck Ming talks to its president Ho Kwon Ping on the company's target Chuang Peck Ming HOW many resort hotels will WahChang International eventually have? It's a question Ho Kwon Ping, its president. is often asked these days. And his standard answer? "My reply,
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    • 531 25  -  A J Leow discovers that this area has become too speculative A J Leow REAL estate majors are now bypassing China's southern provinces of Guangzhou and Shenzhen for long-term investment opportunities in other parts of China. Nicholas Brooke, a senior
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    • 209 25 Hongkong retained its position as the world's most expensive city in terms of retail rentals last year, according to the lastest Asian property survey by Hongkong-based Brooke Hillier Parker. The report noted that with the exception of Hongkong. Jakarta and Manila, retail rentals
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    • REGIONAL SKYLINE
      • 86 25 SINGAPORE Beijing's hotel occupancy rate reached 70 per cent in 1992 as foreign confidence in China's economy continued to grow. The latest report by Hongkong-based property consultant Brooke liillier Parker noted that the number of visitors to the Chinese capital rose 32 per cent
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      • 144 25 Bloomberg Business News LONDON Insurance claims for residential burglaries in Britain jumped 27 per cent to a record £749 million (551.85 billion) last year, figures from Association of British Insurers show. Claims for commercial break-ins dropped 13 per cent last year, however, to £276.2 million.
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      • 104 25 The Star SINGAPORE The Johor government will take a stake in two hotels being built in Desaru. The Malaysian newspaper. The Star. said the state would partner two Malaysian companies for the MS3OO million (SSIB6 million) project as part of the area's redevelopment. But
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      • 79 25 The Nation SINGAPORE Property consultant firm Colliers Jardine has won the sales and management contract for one of China's largest retail projects, the HKSI billion (SS2IO million) Dongguan Eucheng New City Plaza. The project, located just 40 km by sea from Hongkong, consists of
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      • 146 25 SINGAPORE A French developer is trying to sell traditional countryside homes in south-west France to Singaporeans. MidiPyrenees Developments Ltd said that it was frustrated by the difficulties of getting financing in Europe. It is offering Singaporeans a share in its Busquet project in exchange
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      • 34 25 SINGAPORE Property consultant Jones Lang Wootton has expanded its international network by opening an office in Budapest, the capital of Hungary. The company now has 63 offices in 24 countries.
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        8 25  -  By Colin Tan Source: Baring Securities
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  • 507 26 EDITORIAL JAPANESE prime minister Kiichi Miyazawa has pulled ofT a significant political victory. After milder-than-usual debate, the country's parliament is expected this week to approve the government's economic recovery package aimed at bringing some magic back to the once-mighty Japanese economy. When parliament convened two months ago,
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  • WHAT THE OTHERS SAY
    • 268 26 BANK NEGARA governor Jaffar Hussein has raised early enough the warning about inflation in Malaysia. Last year it reached 4.7 per cent, forecast to dip slightly to 4.5 per cent this year. The national average had been 2-3 per cent for three decades from the
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    • 197 26 THE RECENT REPORT about cancer victims reflects a serious problem in Singapore. More and more people are dying of cancer. Some people link the disease with the growing affluence of Singaporeans. But more accurately, according to doctors, cancer is partly related to unhealthy living habits
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    • 283 26 WE NEED to evaluate the thinking that civil servants have no obligation to help the private sector clinch overseas business deals. This thinking is no doubt related to the strictly neutral and honest position that has always been a principle of our civil service. But
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    • 157 26 SINCE June 1992, North Korea has become increasingly upset that its concerns have not been respected. Pyongyang is sending signals that it is not happy with the status of the lAEA process and wants more attention given to its immediate security concerns. Regardless of what Pyongyang's
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    • 186 26 THERE MAY still be a through train on economic issues but as 1997 nears, the business community would like a Chinese co-driver to jump on board to work out a route that takes the territory well beyond the year 2000. For Mr Macleod, it's a no-win
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  • 892 26 John Major should be grateful Margaret Thatcher was tough with the unions The Economist ONE by one, Margaret Thatcher's achievenuTits crumble. Her "economic miracle"? After nearly three years of recession and with three million unemployed, it looks like a mirage. Her rolling back of the state
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    • 1695 27  -  While Thomas L Friedman recounts the oh-so-discreet goings-on at last weekend s Vancouver Summit. Michel Chossudovsky says the G7 should not treat Russia like a Third World country and Carol Giacomo wonders if the US is neglecting the other ex-Soviet republics Thomas L Friedman
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    • 692 27 IHT THE constitutional deadlock in Russia is more than a personal clash between President Boris Yeltsin and communist hardliners. The dramatic impoverishment of the population under economic "shock therapy" is the central issue. Many former Yeltsin supporters, including members of the moderate centrist
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    • 565 27 Reuter PRESIDENT Bill two-day summit with Boris Yeltsin and the promise of a hefty US$l.6 billion aid package firmly establishes the new US administration's commitment to Russia's future. But it also underscores more dramatically than ever the backwater role that has fallen to the
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  • 526 28 AFP, Reuter VANCOUVER US President Bill Clinton and his Russian counterpart Boris Yeltsin had a word of warning for North Korea as they wound up their two-day summit here. In a joint statement enshrining the results of their talks on Sunday,
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  • 243 28 AFP, Reuter HANOI A United States delegation led by former Secretary of State Edmund Muskie had talks here yesterday with Do Muoi, general secretary of the Vietnamese Communist Party. I Asked if he hoped his meeting with Mr Muskie would speed
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  • 178 28 Reuter NEW YORK Gatt directorgeneral Arthur Dunkel has said the North American Free Trade Agreement (Nafta) is diverting the Clinton administration's attention away from the Gatt world trade talks. "The message given is that the Uruguay Round is still very high on the agenda."
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  • 53 28 Reuter LONDON An Irish girl holding a placard during a peace rally organised by Irish housewife-turned-peace campaigner Susan McHugh in Hyde Park on Sunday. Thousands of people in Belfast and across the Irish republic turned out to demand an end to the bloodshed and violence in
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  • 435 28 AP WASHINGTON Republicans in the Senate yesterday refused for a third time to allow a vote on President Bill Clinton's stimulus plan and the administration pledged to work with them on a compromise. "It's just a political power play," Mr Clinton said
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  • 354 28 UPI TOKYO North Korea denounced the US and the International Atomic Energy Agency (lAEA) for maintaining a "double standard" on nuclear issues, the official (North) Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) reported yesterday. A Foreign Ministry spokesman in Pyongyang charged on Sunday that the US
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  • 990 28  -  The Bottom Line AGNES CHEN AGNES CHEN The writer is a BI journalist I ANY non-accountants must /I find amusing the fuss being I made over accountants allegI W H edly tlouting their profesI -A- -M*. sion's ban on
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  • 369 28 Reuter KUALA LUMPUR British firms might not be considered for a huge airport project if Kuala Lumpur's request for an extra flight to Manchester is not granted. Deputy Foreign Minister Abdullah Fadzil Che Wan said during the weekend that
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  • 428 28 AP. Reuter SERI, Pakistan Pakistani paramilitary forces yesterday arrested the leader of a march on the Indian-defended ccascfirc line dividing Kashmir. Officials ordered the arrest of Mumtaz Hussain Rathore and 102 followers after they threatened to storm a
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  • Shipping Times
    • 410 29  -  South Korean carrier the latest to follow trend By Ramesh Divyanathan SINGAPORE South Korea's Hanjin Shipping is the latest carrier to join the growing list of lines to set up its own agency in Singapore. It announced in a statement at the weekend
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    • 59 29 Reuter V ANCOUV ER, Canada Greenpeace protesters manning rubber boats in Burrard Inlet as they protested against nuclear testing last Saturday. In the background with a large white sail is Canada Place, site of Sunday's joint news conference at the close of the summit between US
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    • 393 29 Lloyd's List STOCKHOLM Swedish seafarers have hailed a new labour agreement with leading Swedish shipowner Bylock and Nordsjofrakt (B&N) as a major breakthrough. The deal between the Swedish Seamen's Union (SSU) and B&N. signed last week, paves the way for seven Bahamastlag general cargo
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    • 485 29 The Nation BANGKOK NYK Shipping Service (Thailand) is planning a depot near Laem Chabang Commercial Port and is looking to enter the inland container depot (ICD) business. according to NYK president K Fukusho. He said the company has commissioned a feasibility of the
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    • 403 29 AP LERWICK. Shetland Islands A tanker that Esso Petroleum UK refuses to hire because its inspectors deem it unsafe is out of a job but not the business. It may be hired by another charterer who is ignorant of Esso's findings and
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    • 657 31  -  Ronald Gottshall, managing director of the Transpacific Westbound Rate Agreement, steps down from his post in September. In the first of a two-part article Richard Knee talks to the man and others who know him. The second part will be carried tomorrow
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    • 11422 38 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. LEGENO PN: ship calls at Pcnang after
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    • 3409 43 A rlB( C ontainerline N\: Hclsin Shpg Agencies Pie Lid (SV Marine Handling Sdn Bhd (PK/PN) Accord Group: Accord Shpg Pie Ltd (SVAccord Conlr Line (PK/PN). Adkris Business Corporation Philippine Calsource Shpg Trdg Pte Ltd (S) Ahrenkiel Liner Service: Kim Shpg I rdg (S). Albatros Sea-Air Service: I
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    • 268 43 Abacus Courier* Tel: 545-8011. Fax: 545-1898. Air Express Travel Tel: 533-5771. Fax: 535-6144 Airborne Freight C orporation Tel: 542-8844 Fax: 542-3716. *****80 Airswift Worldwide Courier Tel: 278-0188. Fax: 273-8283. AJS Supplies Tel: 748-6322 (2 lines). 747-7421. Fax: 742-8975. Cit)-Liak International Td: 344-3377. Fax. 345-6450. Ouster link Supplies A
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    • 2757 44 ALBANIA Durrev Three vessels in port ot' which I loading stones. I discharging Hour. discharging sugar, 2 vessels due Mar 29 or 30 one to discharge pipes, the other bulk wheat. ARGENTINA Buenos Aires: Labour working normally Movements continue to be below average: several berths \acant. San Lorenzo:
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    • 972 44 SHIP SALES TANKER RATES A.P. Moller of Copenhagen are now reported to have sold their craned B W type Panamax bulkcarrier Xlaersk Semakau 63,80() dwt and built 1983 B W for a price of USSI6.S million to clients of Mauritius Steamship. This sale is further evidence of a firming in
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    • 566 44 ARRIVALS DEPARTURES Op Flight hps El A 1 From Op Flight I>pe ETD T To TODAY TODAY NCA KZ203 B747F 0145 1 NRT SIA SQ802 B 7 47F 0230 2 SYD/AKL KAL KE697 B747F 0150 1 SEL NCA K/204 B747F 0335 1 BKK/NRT JAL JL61 7 B747F
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    • 345 44 CRUISE FERRY SCHEDULES CRUISE SHIPS Aft Dep Name of Vessel ETA LTD Ports of Calls Fort Agent Telephone No APRIL 07 07 Fantasy World 1000 1900 Sin-Fort Klang Lauw Sons Travel 227-8284 07 08 Russ 0800 1700 Australian/Asian Jardinc Shpg Agencies 224-1052 Cruises 09 09 Regent Spirit 1130 2000 Weekend
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    • 1059 45 IT was a slow end to the week on the freight market with little reported fixed and the tlow of information disrupted on April 2 with many players forced to say home because of a train strike here. The Baltic Freight Index for spot dry cargo shipping rates
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    • 1047 45 COURSES Title: Ship Chartering Practice Charter Parties Negotiation Duration: April 6 7 Organiser: Traffic Vlgmt Consultants Singapore let For registration, please contact Ms Mae Yap/Joyce Neo at 02/222-8411 or fax: 02/*****88. Title: WIN—WIN Negotiating Duration: April 7 Organiser CAI Consultants/Heriot—Watt University. Tel: 339-2733 or fax: 339-1733. Title: Management
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    • AIR AND LAND TRANSPORT NEWS
      • 685 48 Commercial Aviation News WASHINGTON The Department of Transportation will submit a 1994 budget proposal to Congress yesterday that gives only slight increases to aviation while providing a healthy jumpstart to highspeed rail. Funding for the Federal Railroad Administration next year would double
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      • 46 48 Reuter UKRAINE Ukrainian Air Force test pilots climbing into the new SU-27 Tighter plane at a base in Poliava on Sunday. The Ukrainian and Russian air forces are developing fighter planes and have cut production of costlier bombers. Reuter
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      • 440 48 AP DETROIT Some things haven't changed much since the startling boardroom coup a year ago at General Motors Corp. The board shocked the business world last April when it demoted president Lloyd Reuss and chief financial officer Robert O'C'onnell and named Jack Smith president
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      • 407 48 NYT BETHESDA. Maryland For Norman Augustine, chairman of Martin Marietta Corp, signing up to buy General Electric Corp's aerospace division for USS3 billion (554.9 billion) last year was far easier than the monumental task he now faces in consolidating the two businesses
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      • 291 48 AFP WELLINGTON A former cabinet minister warned the government yesterday to reject any bids from Britain's P&O Shipping group to buy stateowned New Zealand Rail (NZR). Richard Prebble. now opposition Labour spokesman on state-owned enterprises, said P&O's intention was to reduce competition for
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        • 91 48 Knight-Ridder TOKYO The National Council of Dock Workers Unions of Japan said yesterday it will meet the Japan Harbour Transportation Authority tomorrow for talks aimed at ending the ongoing port strike. A union spokesman said the strike "could end" if the transportation authority gives
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        • 108 48 Reuter BEIJING China, which lacks a single cross-country highway, has unveiled an ambitious plan to build 12 expressways linking 100 cities, the China Daily said. Two of the highways will be north-south trunk roads, one linking Beijing to Guangzhou and Zhuhai and the other from
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        • 90 48 AP MIAMI The Sunset Limited, offering the nation's first coast-to-coast. same-train service, pulled out of Miami on Sunday, full of enthusiasts vying to go ail the way in the three-day. sold-out trek to Los Angeles. The Sunset Limited is the nation's first regularly-scheduled transcontinental
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        • 102 48 Reuter DETROIT Mercedes-Benz is expected to announce its plans to build a new four-wheel drive family vehicle in the US. The carmaker, which has been looking for ways to reduce labour costs, scheduled a news conference yesterday in Dearborn. Michigan, to discuss its plans.
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        • 118 48 Reuter BEIJING A passenger on a Chinese domestic flight pretended he was a hijacker and caused panic in the aircraft's cabin, the official China Daily said yesterday. The prankster. 35-year-old steel worker Xu Changhong, was on a flight to the eastern city of Nanjing last month
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