The Business Times, 9 June 1993

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    14 1 Business Times H i; KNOW ASIA MITA (P) 552/12/92 Wednesday June 9 1993 75*
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  • 2am LATEST
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      Lock icon Iranian rebels claim attacks on pipelines
      80 1 AP NICOSIA, Cyprus Iranian rebels have claimed thai they blew up 11 oil pipelines and killed or wounded 130 Revolutionary Guards in attacks in western Iran. Teheran said Iraqi opposition groups killed 18 of the Iraq-based rebels in counter-strikes in what appeared to be
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      Lock icon Indian troops seeking out Muslim militants
      62 1 AFP SRINAGAR, India Indian army and paramilitary troops have launcncd a massive combing operation against Muslim militants in the Kashmir district of Sopore. Police sources said soldiers in battle fatigues took up positions in all lanes and bylancs of Sopore, a rebel stronghold which
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    MARKET SUMMARY
    111 1 Stock market indices Taesdajr Chang* Sill 1870.67 +14.55 KLSE Composite 736.28 8.12 Nikkei 20.575 24 -268.95 Hang Seng 7.259.74 +135 01 SET Index 830.71 +3.57 Jakarta Composite 352 +2.57 CLSA China B 1.089.25 14 69 Ausi All Ord 1.723.1 -15.3 FFSE 100 2,844.4 -0.4 Tuesday Previous llam close
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    Lock icon Fed intervenes to shore up dollar against yen
    208 1 Reuter WASHINGTON The US Federal Reserve intervened on the money market several times yesterday as the dollar fell against the yen, days before crucial US-Japanese trade talks here on Friday. Traders say the volumes involved appeared to be limited. A trader with
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    HK bankers fear continued devaluation of China's yuan
    514 1  -  From Stephen Vines in HONGKONG HONGKONG bankers operating in the Chinese market fear that the devaluation of China's currency will continue and are concerned over the lack of coherent government policy on foreign exchange control. Yesterday, the Chinese yuan slipped further in
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    US slaps ultimatum on Japan to slash global trade surplus
    557 1  -  From Leon Hadar in WASHINGTON THE United States has slapped an ultimatum on Japan to slash its global trade surplus in what observers say is the toughest trade demand imposed by an American administration on the Japanese. The White House
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    Lock icon All eyes on Japan's royal wedding
    110 1 UPI, AFP TOKYO A ring of security surrounded Tokyo's Imperial Palace yesterday as the media blit/.cd Japan with saturation coverage on the eve of a marriage in one of the world s more secretive royal families. Pictures of the royal couple. 33-year-old Crown Prince
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    Thai opposition deeply divided over motion to censure govt
    489 1  -  From Alan Boyd in BANGKOK OPPOSITION leaders arc still deeply divided on the eve of a censure motion against the Thai government, bolstering Prime Minister Chuan Leckpai's chanccs of surviving his toughest political test. The two largest opposition factions have lodged
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    Renong unit wins new Malaysian airport's project management job
    397 1  -  From Leslie Lopez in KUALA LUMPUR MALAYSIA'S Kinta Kellas Investments, part of const met ion powerhouse United Engineers Malaysia Bhd, has clinched the project management job for the country's multi-billion-dol-lar new international airport. According to officials familiar with the contract award,
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  • SINGAPORE NEWS
    • eye on the ECONOMY
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        Lock icon Still as competitive
        307 2  -  By Anna Teo ARE business costs moderating and is Singapore getting more competitive? Analysts looking at recent trends in the unit business and labour cost indices, inflation and currency movements, say the outlook is good. The unit business cost (ÜBC) and unit labour cost (ULC) indices for
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      New SDF scheme targets precision engineering trade
      464 2  -  By Teh Hooi Ling TO HELP case the labour shortage in the precision engineering industry, companies which sponsor their employees for full-time skills-training courses offered by the Institute of Technical Education will be given a $6,000 grant per worker. Minister-in-charge and chairman of
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      Lock icon Philippine posting toughest for S'pore expat
      438 2  -  By Chuang Peck Ming A STINT in the Philippines appears to be the toughest Asia-Pacific posting for Singaporean executives, according to a survey. An assignment there earns a hardship allowance equal to about one fifth of base pay higher than that for Indonesia. Malaysia.
      Source: SIPM/Towers Perrin Survey  -  438 words
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      Revised concept plan has safeguarded land for 450,000 private housing units
      201 2  -  LETTER TO THE EDITOR Lee Kwong Weng for Chief Executive Officer and Chief Planner Urban Redevelopment Authority THE ARTICLE headlined "Landed property expected to steal limelight from condo sector", published in Business Times yesterday, said that private developers had
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  • THE REGION
    • Article
      Hun Sen's military officers, troops reject polls results
      466 3  -  Cambodian elections Reports from Harish Mehta in PHNOM PENH A GROWING number of troops controlled by the Hun Sen government arc refusing to accept the result of the May 23-28 election won by Prince Norodom Ranariddh's Funcinpcc party. Cambodian and United Nations
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      Untac likely to reject CPP demand for probe
      257 3 THE UN Transitional Authority in Cambodia is believed to have rejected the ruling Cambodian People's Party's (CPP) demand for a probe into alleged election fraud, and a repoll in four provinces. The CPP last week told Untac to appoint an international independent
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      Lock icon Sino-Indon venture to build power plant
      266 3 AFP JAKARTA Three of Indonesia's top businessmen and two state-run Chinese firms plan a 400 megawatt coal-fired steam power plant in Margasari. West Java. The Jakarta Post said yesterday that the project, to cost an estimated USS3OO million (SS4B3 million), would be 80 per
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      Thais act to boost petrochem industry
      502 3  -  Warnings that imports may put local makers out of business From Alan Boyd in BANGKOK THAILAND has drawn up a package of measures to boost its petrochemicals industry after warnings that imports from Korea and Singapore could force local manufacturers out of business. But
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      Lock icon Mahathir hopes to find out what role China wants to play in East Asia
      467 3 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad has said that he looks to being enlightened on the role that China would like to play in Hast Asia during his visit to China next week. "This visit
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    • ASIA NOTES
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        Lock icon Waste imports hurt Indon scavengers
        131 4 AFP JAKARTA Thousands of scavengers, whose earnings are threatened by waste imports, have urged the Indonesian government to help stop the shipments, the chairman of the scavengers' association said on Monday. Representatives of 700,000 scavengers throughout Indonesia complained that "their earnings dropped sharply and they
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        Lock icon Japan may not have hit 1.6pc growth
        101 4 AFP TOKYO Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa said yesterday that Japan might have failed to achieve the official target of 1.6 per cent real economic growth in fiscal 1992. An official announcement on Japan's gross national product for the fiscal year to last March
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        Lock icon Japan's firms to buy more foreign parts
        88 4 Bloomberg Business News TOKYO Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry will urge Japan's manufacturing industry to increase procurement of foreign parts through overseas production facilities to help reduce Japan's trade surplus, the Nihon Keizai newspaper said yesterday. Japan's April current account surplus,
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        Lock icon More visitors to Thailand
        85 4 Bloomberg Business News BANGKOK The number of tourists arriving by air in Bangkok during the first three months of this year increased 8.2 per cent from the same period last year. The Tourism Authority of Thailand, a government agency, said yesterday 1.08 million arrivals were registered
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        Lock icon Tokyo tax revenues down 8.9pc
        68 4 Bloomberg Business News TOKYO Japan's Finance Ministry said the country's tax revenues for the year ended March 31, 1993, totalled 47.49 trillion yen (*****.5 billion) as of April of this year, down 8.9 per cent on the year, the Nihon Keizai newspaper said yesterday. The
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      Lock icon Jiang Zemin moves to forefront as Deng's successor
      355 4 AFP. UPI BEIJING President Jiang Zemin has moved to the forefront of the political scene and now appears to be China's real leader and heir apparent of patriarch Deng Xiaoping. In the absence of Prime Minister Li Peng, who has been ill
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      Lock icon Croatian leader in Beijing
      50 4 Reuter BEIJING Visiting Croatian President Franjo Tudjman and his wife, Ankica, walking behind a People's Liberation Army colour guard yesterday at the Monument to the People's Heroes in Beijing's Tiananmen Square. Mr Tudjman ended his two-day visit to the Chinese capital later in the day. reuter
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      Lock icon Taiwan parliament approves controversial anti-graft bill
      249 4 AP TAIPEI Taiwanese parliament moved against government corruption yesterday by approving a controversial bill to force government officials and legislators to make public their wealth. The lawmaking Legislative Yuan passed the Bill 89 to 27. overriding a less rigorous version proposed by the governing
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      Lock icon Seoul lauds Beijing's efforts to ease Korean nuclear issues
      451 4 AP SEOUL President Kim Young Sam praised China yesterday for its efforts to keep North Korea within international nuclear controls, and expressed hope for further help by Beijing. Mr Kim made the remarks when he met with Tian Jiyun. first vice-chairman
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      Lock icon N Korean GNP shrank 7.6pc last yean Seoul
      176 4 Reuter SEOUL North Korean gross national product (GNP) shrank an estimated 7.6 per cent to about US$2l.l billion (5534.0 billion) last year, the South Korean central bank said yesterday. By comparison. South Korea's GNP totalled U*****.5 billion in 1992, a Bank of
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      Lock icon Taipei businessmen sceptical of govt plan to revive economy
      359 4 Reuter TAIPEI Taiwan's business community reacted with scepticism to a government plan to stimulate the economy, saying it would do little to boost investment or slow a heavy outflow of capital abroad. The government's economic planning agency formally announced on Monday
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      Lock icon Improved business environment in China's Yunnan province draws foreign investors
      253 4 Xinhua KUNMING Foreign investors from 14 countries and regions have been flocking to China's border province of Yunnan in the south-west, with its constantly improving investment environment. In the first five months of this year. Yunnan approved 195 foreign-funded firms,
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      Lock icon Japan under pressure to ease credit
      433 5 Reuter TOKYO Japan is coming under increasing pressure to cut its discount rate to ensure economic recovery as the world's seven richest nations prepare for a summit next month in Tokyo, traders and economists said on Monday. Japanese policy makers have been claiming the
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      Lock icon Tokyo's supplementary budget becomes law
      246 5 Reuter TOKYO Japan's 2.19 trillion yen (5532.76 billion) supplementary budget, designed to pull the economy out of recession, has become law, a parliamentary official said yesterday. Hoping to end a two-year economic slump, Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa has resorted to greasing the wheels of the
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      Lock icon Sri Lankan economic package to cut spending, welfare
      319 5 Reuter COLOMBO Sri Lanka and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have worked out a politically sensitive economic package that would sharply curb spending and end some welfare programmes, economists said yesterday. "It is a crucial package and would see the government making
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      Lock icon Aussie unemployment rate seen rising in May
      284 5 Reuter SYDNEY Australia's troublesome unemployment rate is expected to have worsened again in May, after falling slightly in April, but the number of people in employment is also expected to have risen. Analysts said yesterday that their forecasts for the May unemployment rate
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  • THE WORLD
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      Russia's parliamentary deputies at odds with Speaker
      692 7  -  From John Helmer in MOSCOW RUSSIA'S parliamentary leaders retreated behind closed doors on Monday to try to resolve several bitter disputes between the chairman, Speaker Ruslan Khasbulatov and other deputies. The deputies told BT that confidence in Mr Khasbulatov's leadership has suffered a
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      Lock icon C'wealth sanctions on S Africa may be lifted soon
      273 7 AFP CANBERRA Most remaining sanctions imposed by Commonwealth nations on South Africa could be lifted within weeks. Commonwealth secretarygeneral Emeka Anyaoku confirmed yesterday that Commonwealth foreign ministers would ratify the lifting of trade, investment and financial sanctions in a series of
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      Lock icon UK Labour Party faces strife over unions' role
      327 7 AFP LONDON Britain's Labour Party, whose leadership has been accused of "lethargy" by a top trade union leader, faces internal strife as leader John Smith seeks to reduce the unions' role in the party. "Since the election (of April 1992), the knockout
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      Lock icon Kuwait's move unlikely to affect Israel trade
      262 7 Reuter KUWAIT Kuwait yesterday signalled it had eased a boycott of foreign firms trading with Israel in a move widely seen as a political response to US pressure. Businessmen said the decision would make little change to the Gulf emirate's patterns of trade
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      Lock icon From the ashes, a phoenix rises
      62 7 Reuter PETRA, Jordan An archaeologist clearing 14 centuries of dost and destruction has raised an ornate Byzantine church from the ruins of this ancient pagan city. The church, gleaming with whimsical stone and glass mosaics, is the first Byzantine structure unearthed in the fabled
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      Lock icon Two more foreigners' homes torched in Germany
      204 7 AFP BONN Two more homes of foreigners were set on fire overnight as well as two restaurants run by Turks, leaving a handful of people hospitalised with smoke inhalation. Police said yesterday that these were the latest in a spate of such incidents
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  • COMPANIES & MARKETS
    • Article
      Tri-M to offer investors 7.5m shares in two tranches
      444 9  -  By Joseph Rajendran SINGAPORE Electronics contract manufacturer Tri-M Technologies (S) Ltd will offer investors 7.5 million shares with a par value of 80 Singapore cents each. The offer by the mainboard aspirant comprises 5 million new shares and 2.5 million vendor
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      Lock icon QAF to seal Shanghai bakery joint venture soon
      476 9  -  By Genevieve Cua SINGAPORE Food group QAF Ltd has completed a feasibility study for a bakery in Shanghai and a joint-venture agreement is likely to be signed soon. Group managing director Wong Fong Fui said yesterday at the official opening of the
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    • Article
      Kim Eng's profits soar 120pc on good second half results
      275 9 SINGAPORE Solid secondhalf earnings have more than doubled the results of listed broker Kim Eng Securities. Group after-tax profits for the year ended March 31 jumped 120 per cent to $21.1 million, while turnover was 72 per cent higher at
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      Malaysia Airlines likely to emerge from turbulent skies only next year
      670 9  -  HOCK LOCK SIEW By Leslie Lopez KUALA LUMPUR Zain Azraai, the urbane one-time diplomat and current chairman of Malaysian Airline System (MAS), has never dodged hard questions. When asked recently about the airline's future earnings, Mr Zain said the
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    • Article
      Amcol, Eu Yan Sang plan private share placements
      390 9  -  By R Sivanithy SINGAPORE Amcol Holdings and Eu Yan Sang Holdings are seeking to raise a total of $85.7 million in private share placements. Diversified trading group Amcol, which has been aggressively expanding its interests recently, is believed to have placed out
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      Clarke Quay space is 70pc committed, says DBS Land
      365 9 SINGAPORE Clarke Quay developer DBS Land says it has commitments for about 70 per cent of space at the riverside entertainment and shopping complex. Group general manager Richard Heifer said yesterday that retail rents would be $16 to $20 per sq
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      Lock icon SUMMARY
      323 9 Source: Bridge Info Performance of STII's Index stocks Jun 8 Last Scm* lain Stock uk hfc factor M*vn Aviroo 2 210 0 060 1.70 5.77 CAC 7.050 0 050 J.27 4 81 Ccrcbot 5 300 0050 3.96 4.81 FAN 12.700 0.300 9.49 28 85 GF Asa 3 100 -0.020
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    • COMPANIES
      • COMPANY BRIEFS
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          Lock icon Hongkong Land denies sale rumours
          81 10 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Responding to rumours circulating in the stock market yesterday, real estate group Hongkong Land Holdings said none of its Hongkong buildings is up for sale. "We don't have any of our buildings on the market," senior company official Alasdair Morrison told
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          Lock icon China to delay drafting securities law
          98 10 Knight Ridder HONGKONG China will delay drafting a final securities law as government authorities still lack necessary experience, the semi-official China Economic Information Service reported yesterday. Laws governing securities trading under the "interim regulations on management of stock issuance and trading" also must be
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          SCS appoints joint company secretary
          32 10 SINGAPORE Singapore Computer Systems yesterday announced the appointment of Phyllis Ang as joint company secretary from June 1. SCS is a subsidiary of Singapore Technologies Industrial Corporation.
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          Jaya unit forms venture with Sabah firm
          69 10 SINGAPORE Jaya Offshore, a subsidiary of Jaya Holdings has formed a joint venture with Sabah-based Sanergy Marine Sdn Bhd, a subsidiary of state-owned Sabah Energy Corporation. The agreement signed on June 7 will emphasise on harbour tug operations in East Malaysia and Singapore.
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        UNIT TRUSTS & FUNDS
        454 10 UNIT TRUSTS FUNDS ■■■ipn'prtmffl Jun 9 Insurance Fond Unit T nK Incomc Bond Policy 3.29 3.41 The Com merer 1.38 l.45*d I IUUSHuM The Savings Fund 1.24 1.30 PruLink Mgd Fund I.IS 1.21 S pore Prog Fund 0.57 0.60 Ml 1(1 It ni i li S'pore Sec Fund 0.93 0.98
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        CP Pokphand's unit to be listed on New York exchange
        367 10  -  From Stephen Vines in HONGKONG THE HONGKONG arm of Thailand's Charoen Pokphand group will debut on the New York Stock Exchange by listing a subsidiary which holds strategic stakes in four Chinese motorcycle manufacturers. Hongkong-listed C P Pokphand has obtained
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        Lock icon When will the guests return?
        63 10 Renter SIEM REAP, Cambodia Cambodian waiters standing by in the empty dining room of Grand Hotel in Siem Reap, north-western province of Cambodia. Built in 1925 with 170 rooms, the biggest hotel in the gateway to the 12th-century temples of Angkor is now hard hit
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        Lock icon HK to impose strict rules on China stocks
        234 10 Reuter HONGKONG New rules governing Hongkong listings of China-incorporated enterprises will impose tougher standards than for local companies. Securities sources said yesterday that the rules, pan of a regulatory package to be announced this month, will include a ban on directors buying
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        Lock icon Indonesian yarn giant eyes other synthetic materials
        455 10 Reuter JAKARTA Indorama. Indonesia's yarn giant and one of the most successful of its listed companies, is about to try its Midas touch by turning other synthetic materials into gold, managing director Sri Prakash Lohia said. He told Reuters that his company, PT
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        Xian to revive stalled hotel project
        309 10  -  By Yong Pow Ang SINGAPORE Xian is to revive a stalled hotel project, raising hopes for a consortium of banks led by OCBC Bank to recover some of their US$42 million (5567.6 million) loan. Xian mayor Cui Lintao said yesterday that the Xian Grand
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        Lock icon Shangri-La Asia's public offer 108 times subscribed
        216 10 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG An initial public offer of shares by luxury hotel group Shangri-La Asia last week was subscribed by about 108 times, the company said in a statement. There were 9,316 applications for 14.59 billion shares, against 13S million being offered
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        Lock icon Royal Dutch/Shell first international oil firm to rekindle business with Iran
        448 11 Bloomberg Business News TEHRAN The Royal Dutch/Shell Group said it has become the first international oil company to rekindle a business relationship with Iran since that country's Islamic revolution in 1979. Royal Dutch/Shell, the world's largest oil company, said
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        Lock icon Group raps Roche's drugs programme
        36 11 Reuter BERLIN Members of the Act Up group demonstrating against pharmaceutical company Hoffmann La Roche's on-the-cheap drug development programme on Monday before the start of the IXth International Aids Conference. Reuter
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        Lock icon Woolworths to open Australia's largest float
        306 11 Reuter SYDNEY Australian retailer Woolworths Ltd will open its A 52.4 billion (552.59 billion) share issue to the public today Australia's largest float and a portent of issues to come as the economy recovers. Woolworths, which is not related to the US retail chain
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        Lock icon Hyundai workers demand scrapping of wage pact
        283 11 AFP SEOUL About 10 union members and management staffers were injured in scuffles yesterday as about 1,600 employees of Hyundai Precision and Industry Co rallied in Ulsan to demand the scrapping of a wage accord and the return of a missing union leader,
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      • COMPANY BRIEFS
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          Lock icon Fuji Photo's profit likely to fall 11pc
          113 11 Bloomberg Business News TOKYO Fuji Photo Film Co, a major producer of photographic film, is expected to report a current profit of 135 billion yen (Ss2 billion) in the year ending Oct 20. down 11 per cent on the year, the Nihon Keizai
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          Lock icon BSN to buy 20pc of NZ food group
          100 11 Bloomberg Business News WELLINGTON Auckland-based sausage and delicatessen group Best Corp said it has agreed to sell a 20 per cent stake in the company to BSN Groupe of France in a deal valued at NZ$l9.2 million (5516.5 million). A spokesman for
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          Lock icon Fujitsu developing parallel computers
          68 11 AP TOKYO Fujitsu Corp. Japan's largest computer maker, said yesterday it has begun developing two new computers that use large numbers of microprocessors to speed up problem solving. One of the parallel computers, to be marketed in three years, will be designed to run specific applications,
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          Lock icon Karachi bourse calls for tax cuts
          64 11 Reuter KARACHI, Pakistan Pakistan's main Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE) has urged the government to reduce taxes to boost the country's depressed capital market. KSE president Arif Habib said in a statement he had made the tax-cut proposals in a letter to Finance Minister Sartaj
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    • FINANCE
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        DBS Bank to raise HK$400m for HK firm
        409 12  -  By Quak Hiang Whai SINGAPORE Shortly after it took part in the HKS2.B billion loan for the Diamond Hill property project in Hongkong. DBS Bank has won a mandate to raise HK$4OO million (5583.3 million) for a Hongkong company linked to property
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        Lock icon Lloyd's may attract up to £500m more fresh capital
        258 12 FT LONDON Lloyd's of London could attract up to £500 million (551.22 billion) in fresh "incorporated" capital by the beginning of next year, according to an official working on a rulebook for corporate investors at the insurance market. At the end
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        312 12 IHT STOCKHOLM National accounting authorities were urged on Monday to follow the example of banking regulators in establishing international standards that would harmonise the way commercial banks report on their business. For years, regulators have been trying to come to grips
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        202 12 Knight-Ridder MANILA Senators have approved a Bill to establish a Central Monetary Authority to replace the existing Central Bank in managing the country's financial system. The Bill was drafted as part of government liberalisation measures aimed at meeting the International Monetary Fund's prerequisites for approval
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        239 12 FT MILAN Fondiaria, Italy's third biggest private-sector insurance group, which posted consolidated losses of about 580 billion lira (SS62B million) last year, is believed to have run up debts of about 2 trillion lira to finance foreign insurance expansion and
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        139 12 THE US dollar opened here off slightly at 1.6090/95 and continued to come under selling pressure. Dealers were slightly dollar bearish yesterday as the dollar had failed to gain any further ground after last Friday's sharp rise. The USS/SS drifted lower over the day, touching
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        193 12 Reuter LONDON The dollar took the latest in a series of tumbles against the yen yesterday, hitting fresh lows against the powerful Japanese currency only three days before crucial US-Japanese trade talks in Washington. The yen also flexed its muscles against other currencies in Far East trade despite reported
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        311 12 FT STOCKHOLM Sweden yesterday urged the chairmen of the world's biggest banks to consider buying into the country's banking sector. "If you wish to buy a bank or part of one, don't hesitate to do so," Anne Wibble, Sweden's Finance Minister,
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        84 12 AFP NEW YORK The dollar weakened against the Japanese yen but stabilised against other currencies in quiet early trading in New York yesterday. Gold rose US$l.2O from Monday's close to U*****.20 an ounce. The dollar was trading at 1.6235 German marks, up from 1.6200. but fell back to
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        1550 12 IraJr-xnrhu-d index cakukued atam\i S)ori Hip 14 trading partners Base year I9B< US$/S$ forward rates Noon June 8 s$ Bid Offer 1-month 1.6076 1.6091 2-mon(h ***** 1.6093 .V month ***** 1.6093 6-month 1607) 1609) Source: OCBC FOREIGN CURRENCY NOTE RATES As at IOm yntardir Singapore dollars to one unit of
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        459 13  -  From Neil Behrmann in LONDON LONDON China's metal imports are expected to fall sharply in coming months following last week's 22 per cent slide in the value of the renminbi. Even before the Chinese currency plunged, orders for copper, gold, nickel, steel products and
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        223 13 Knight-Ridder LONDON Prodintorg, Russia's state-controlled sugar trading company, is waiting for Cuba to clarify the situation of its 1.5-million-tonne sugar contract with Russia. A Prodintorg official in Moscow said yesterday that Cuba had declared force majeure on all shipments of 1992-1993
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        191 13 Platts LONDON Paris-based International Energy Agency has kept faith with its estimates for world oil demand during the rest of the year and says current Opec supply is exactly in line with what is needed to balance markets, stocks notwithstanding, in the third quarter. New
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        Crude soars as Opec rollover seems likely
        224 13 Bloomberg ENERGY REPORT LONDON Crude oil futures prices in London and New York rose as concerns Opec would raise third quarter output receded, traders said. Prices plunged on both side of the Atlantic as analysts and traders predicted the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting
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          85 13 Knight-Ridder TOKYO An official at Japan's Economic Planning Agency said yesterday a further easing of monetary policy by the Bank of Japan may become necessary if bank-lending remains sluggish in the coming few months. But there is no need for a BOJ easing right now.
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          146 13 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR The export duty on crude palm oil has been raised to M 572.21 (5545.45) a tonne effective June 1, 1993 from MS 5 7.36 a tonne in May, the Royal Customs and Excise Department said yesterday. The gazetted price for CPO
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          62 13 Bloomberg Business News GENEVA Opec yesterday named Gabonese Minister of Mines and Energy Jean Ping as its new president, replacing Alirio Parra of Venezuela, who has completed his statutory six month term. The alternative president is Qatari Energy and Industry Minister Abdullah Bin Hamad Al-Attiyah, an
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          102 13 Bloomberg Business News NEW YORK First Boston Corp is organising a new group that will specialise in trading all varieties of short-term fixed-in-come securities. Investment Dealers' Digest reported. The group will be run by John Costas, who now runs First Boston's government sales and
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          97 13 Reuter MOSCOW Major oil and gas companies will sign a preliminary agreement with Kazakhstan today to develop big new offshore Caspian Sea deposits, officials said. Local journalists in Alma-Ata quoted Kanat Nurakhmetov, chief specialist at the state oil company Kazakhkaspiishelf. as saying British Petroleum,
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        1458 14 SIMEX REPORT Reuter SINGAPORE Simex Eurodollar futures tracked a narrow range in sideways trade to end slightly firmer. But investors hugged the sidelines ahead of the release of the US producer price index (PPI) figures on Friday and the absence of fresh incentives, traders said. "The
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        KL tin up 8 cents on lower offers
        628 14 COMMODITY REPORT Tin TIN rebounded to close eight cents higher at MS 13.28 per kg. aided by lower offering despite an easier London market overnight. traders said. They noted opening offers of 12 tonnes against bids of 41. Turnover settled at 18.
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          57 14 TOKYO China's sugar exports rose sharply in March to 191.715 tonnes, from 66,737 in March 1992. according to data released by a private Hongkong research centre. Exports during the Jan-Mar period were 388.162 tonnes, up from 150.566 in the same period a year earlier,
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          Asia lead concentrate sales dwindle
          62 14 TOKYO With supplies of lead concentrate becoming scarce and treatment charges dropping, few sales are being made to smelters in Asia, industry sources say. With several mines in Australia and Canada yet to conclude annual 1993 sales contracts. spot transactions are infrequent since terms are
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          Ghana hopes to market special cocoa
          77 14 ACCRA, Ghana Cocoa farmers are hopeful they can hit the international market demand for 400.000 tonnes of Ghana's super-grade cocoa if certain conditions "could be met" by the cocoa marketing board. Cocobod. The conditions include relaxation of rigid payment terms for credit facilities for
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          Indian copper output will be steady
          78 14 NEW DELHI India's refined copper output in the current 1993-94 (April-March) fiscal year will be 50.000 tonnes, while imports are likely to amount to 100.000 tonnes, traders say. Both totals are about steady with the 1992-93 levels. Imports are seen steady because of recession
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          Thai copper demand to rise
          54 14 SINGAPORE Thailand's consumption of refined copper is set to rise to 130.000 tonnes by 1997, from an estimated 80.000 tonnes in 1992, Sompong Nakornsri. president and chief executive officer of Bangkok Cable Co said yesterday. He attributed the rise in refined copper consumption to the
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      1597 14 Rubber June 8 MS Ciwidtty Exchange (futures dating M at lpai) HAS (physical prkn) RSS1 Contract (S ccnts/kg) Buyers Setters (kMC Vo|umc Aaat 12 naen (S ccnts/kg) Month High Low Sett (tonnes) Interest 2 July 93 129 )0 130 50N Jul 93 132 00 132.00 131 50 400
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        Australia
        1056 15 -15.30 The Australian share market closed sharply lower yesterday as buyers deserted gold stocks on fears bullion prices were due for further falls. The All Ordinaries Index fell 15.30 points to close at 1,723.10. "The gold price is coming off and people are nervous," said one broker. The gold
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        Seoul
        453 15 +1.91 Persistent healthy interest nudged the stock market to a 31-month high in record turnover despite across-the-board profit-taking which dragged the index into negative territory at one point, brokers said. The Composite Stock Index ended 1.91 points firmer at 768.19 compared with the 796.77 high recorded on Oct 24,
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        Manila
        505 15 -4.52 Share prices fell as the country's two trading floors failed to sustain a technical rally which began last Thursday, brokers said. "We expected the market to go down because the gains made, specially yesterday, were not convincing technically," said Noel Reyes, vice president at DMT Securities. The Manila
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        Taipei
        557 15 -39.58 Stocks closed lower in sluggish trade on weak industrials, especially speculative shares. Brokers said the index could test support at 4,200 points in the near term if turnover remained thin. The Weighted Index opened marginally higher but soon began sinking and ended 39.58 points down at 4,277.42. Turnover
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        New Zealand
        262 15 -1.40 Shares opened weaker as trading resumed after a holiday on Monday, but prices gradually improved during the day as investors shrugged off declines in overseas markets, traders said. The New Zealand Top 40 Capital Index closed down 1.40 points at 1,655.13, edging down from a 32-month high
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        Bombay
        114 15 -28.99 Stock prices could rise further in coming days on better-than-expected corporate results, analysts said. The Bombay Stock Exchange Index lost 28.99 points to 2376.86 as investors locked in profits from recent gains. The national index rose 2.95 points to 1092.05. Delhi was up 2.49 points at 501.00 and
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        London
        579 15 -0.4 Stocks closed lower as investors held to the sidelines in anticipation of a cut in bank base rates, traders said. The FT-SE 100 index of leading British stocks closed 0.4 point, or 0.01 per cent, lower at 2,844.4, just above its intraday low. The session high was 2,854.9.
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        Paris
        137 15 +5.79 Profit-taking pulled shares down from their best levels in a routine market that dealers said lacked conviction. The CAC-40 index ended up 5.79 points, or 0.31 per cent, at 1,893.65 Volume was a modest 2.75 billion francs Blue chips were mixed, with gains in volume leader Alcatel 9/637)
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        Frankfurt
        205 15 +6 The final hour of floor trade in Frankfurt saw the expected price consolidation after the 30-share DAX index had tested a key chart line. Trade again largely technical, following on from Monday's strong gains in the absence of any fresh factors. The DAX ended 6 points off its
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        Milan
        184 15 unch Shares ended mixed after an early rally petered out and the market failed to find any new direction. The Milan market's MIB Index ended unchanged at 1,150. Ferruzzi extended Monday's slide, plunging a further 8 per cent on fears about how the consortium of banks led by Mediobanca
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        Amsterdam
        255 15 +0.33 Stocks closed unchanged as the market waits for new impulses to give it direction, traders said. The EOE index of the top 24 Dutch shares closed up 0.33 point at 309.89. Advancers outpaced decliners 15 to five. Four stocks closed unchanged. Traders said they see a summer lull
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        Zurich
        264 15 -6.8 Shares ended lower in good volume, after they were hit by profit-taking which set in after the market reached record highs. Dealers said investors were not unhappy with this consolidation, which now gave the market a good basis for further rises. Shares which had risen most strongly in
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        Johannesburg
        333 15 +9 Gold shares recovered most of the day's losses by the close as the gold price bounced above US$375 an ounce, dealers said. They said gold share gains were likely to be hampered by the metal's reluctance to move above US$377 an ounce. The Gold Index was 13 points
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        Toronto
        331 15 -2.45 Stocks were mixed with a negative bias in brisk early dealings as players continued to take profits from banking shares. "I think the market right now is digesting the most recent move that we have had." technical analyst Joe Ismail said. The TSE 300 dropped 10.31 points to
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        837 15 -13.01 The stock market was modestly lower early yesterday morning as investors awaited direction from upcoming economic data. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 10.79 points to 3,521.34 at I lam. Volume on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange was 31.42 million shares in the
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        128 15 10.98 Stocks rose in line with oth- er European shares, analysts said. The Bel2o Index closed up 10.98 index points at 1199.43. Volume was firm with 239,000 shares traded, compared with 115,000. "There were quite big moves on some stocks," said Alison Kirk, an analyst with Williams de Broe.
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        2934 16 STOCK PRICES soared on an injection of funds apparently flowing in from investors in China concerned about the depreciation of China's renminbi currency, brokers said. Rumours about a major property company and renewed hopes for a settlement of a BritishChinese dispute over Hongkong's multi-billion dollar airport project also boosted
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        482 16 THE CLSA Shenzhen A Index was down 1.06 per cent yesterday to close at 2,400.59 as local investors traded forthcoming new issues on the grey market. Turnover was just one billion renminbi, one fifth of a typical day. Turnover in the "B" share market was also very low and
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        2503 16 Reuter STOCKS ended lower and the Nikkei average ended at its day's low. Sentiment was dampened by the resurgent yen and cash stocks slid as selling pressure mounted over futures and options contracts, brokers said. Arbitrage unwinding continued to depress the cash Nikkei average. "The market is basically weak
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        1716 16 Reuter THE stock index fluctuated throughout the day as investors were worried about today's no-confidence debate initiated by the opposition against the government, brokers said. The SET index, pushed up by buying in major issues just before the close, finished 3.57 points higher at 830.71 on thin turnover of
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        1064 16 Reuter TRADING rebounded in the afternoon session and most share prices closed firmer. "Light profit taking in the morning session was well absorbed and the market recovered to an upbeat mood." a dealer with a foreign brokerage said. Pan Brothers resumed trading after the company disclosed estimated losses from
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      2527 17 Source: Bridge Info Source: Bridge Info MOST ACTIVE volume Promel 13,309.000 Kcnong Bhd Mr 12.796.000 FAl'B 50c J. 760.000 kcmayan 50c J.618.000 Kamunling 50c J. 163.000 Bcrjaya Group 3.089.000 Fabcr Group 2.893.000 Idns Hyd 50c 2.827 000 Metropfc* 50c 2.616.000 MBf Capital 2.177.000 IndOxytcn 50c 2.147.000 Landmarks Bhd
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        5173 17 Bernama IMPROVED buying support for the second liner stocks took share prices to a higher close yesterday. The KLSE Composite Index closed 8.12 points higher at 736.28, the Industrial Index jumped 14.23 points to 1,263.73 and the EM AS Index added 2.91 points
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        1129 18  -  By Helen Chang SINGAPORE Bouts of profit-taking and bargain-hunting saw the Straits Times Industrials Index see-sawing yesterday before ending on a firm note. Brokers say market sentiment remains strong. "It has gone through the correction," said Najeeb Jarhom, head of research at Fraser
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        77 18  -  HOT STOCK Quak Hiang Whai BERJAYA shares are trading towards major resistance at Si.6o. The weeldy chart shows higher consecutive tops and bottoms, a bullish trend which appears unbroken. Daily and weekly RSIs are still moving upwards from the neutral level of about 50. The stock has a good
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      644 19 NBA finals Reuter PHOENIX, Arizona Two bald golf nuts who happen to be the best basketball players in the world lead their teams into the NBA finals starting today in a showdown seemingly predestined since the start of the season. For Michael Jordan's twotime defending
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      651 19 AP PHOENIX Dan Majerle figures the best defence against Michael Jordan is good offence. "I just want to make him work on defence," said Majerle, the Phoenix Suns' long-range shooter who has been averaging 44 minutes per playoff game. "I'm just going to try
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        63 19 Rcuter NEW YORK Major League Monday American: Baltimore 3 Oakland 2; Toronto 4 California 2; Milwaukee 5 Seattle 3; Chicago 7 Detroit 3; Kansas City 8 New York 3; Texas 8 Minnesota 2; Boston at Cleveland (postponed). National: Cincinnati 12 Montreal 3: Philadelphia 7 Houston 5; New York 7
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        146 19 AP. AFP INGOLSTADT, Germany Drazen Petrovic. one of the NBA's top guards, was killed in a road accident here on Monday. The Croat, who plays for the New Jersey Nets, was a passenger in a car which ran into a lorry which had overturned and was blocking the motorway
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        70 19 Reuter LOS ANGELES The Montreal Canadiens continued their domination of playofT overtime on Monday night and they are now one victory away from their 24th Stanley Cup championship. John LeClair scored for Montreal at 14 minutes 37 seconds of the extra session to clinch a 3-2 victory over
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        24 19 Reuter INVERCARGILL, New Zealand The British Lions beat Southland 34-16 yesterday in its last match before Saturday's first test against New Zealand. Reuter
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        66 19 AFP BOSTON, Massachusetts Paul Ince will captain England today when it meets the US in the US Cup '93, becoming the first black player to lead the national football team. The 25-year-old Manchester United midfielder replaces David Piatt, who was injured playing for Italian club Juvcntus on Sunday. Ince.
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        103 19 Reuter PONTE VEDRA, Florida US PGA lour leading money winners this year (LS unless noted, LSS): I. Paul Azinger $747,413 2. Greg Norman (Aus) 688.737 3. Tom Kite 661.876 4. Payne Stewart 634.358 5. Bernhard Langcr (Ger) 626.938 6. Nick Price (Zim) 615.630 7. Rocco Mediate 495.392 8. Fred
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        429 19 AP Reuter Reuter AFP AFP WIMBLEDON Steffi Grafs agent said on Monday the German star still plans to defend her Wimbledon title in two weeks' time, despite a foot injury suffered during ihe French Open. "Graf intends to play Wimbledon." said Phil dc Picciotto. managing director of Advantage International
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      458 19 AP MANCHESTER. England Australia won the first cricket Test by 179 runs on Monday after England captain Graham Gooch posted his 101 st century and then suffered a rare dismissal for using his hand to stop the ball hitting his stumps. Chasing an improbable victory target
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      594 19  -  Acting is a lot safer, Steve Wilstein tells George Foreman Steve Wilstein AP LAS VEGAS It's time for acting. George. It's time to end your quar-ter-century of boxing history a grand run that began with a fearsome, glowering, much slimmer George Foreman winning the
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      301 19 Golf NYT COLUMBUS. Ohio Ben Crenshaw missed qualifying for the US Open by one stroke and he knows which club is to blame. "I was just inept with the putter." the 1984 Masters champion said on Monday. "1 played pretty good.
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      33 19 The first game of the NBA finals between Phoenix Suns and Chicago Bulls will be shown live on SBCI2 at 9 am tomorrow with a repeat at 11 pm on the same channel.
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      911 21  -  Woody Allen's attempt to win custody of his three children was rejected by a judge who also ruled that their mother, Mia Farrow, should look after them. Peter Marks reports Peter Marks NYT Describing Woody Allen as a "self-absorbed, untrustworthy and insensitive"
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      342 21 CHATTERBOX AP AP AP AP AP LAUREN BACALL criticised the Hollywood film industry for loving "money more than cinema". "They fill the screen with simple scenes of sex and violence," Bacall said at the 9th Annual Troia Film Festival. Bacall was the recipient of
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      1207 21 TV RADIO i Carolina Skeletons, 10.30pm, SBC 5 After Vietnam, a Marine 3^ fcr k childhood home. ed years ago for murdering two white girls. Louis Gossett Jr f« v sets out to clear his dead brothUnder the Sea, 8.45pm, SBC 12 If M Take a voyage on one ot
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  • REGIONAL ANALYSIS
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      Lock icon Dawn of a new economic partnership
      1564 22  -  SAAROAsean cooperation Special to BT DH PAI PAMANDIKER DH PAI PAMANDIKER %DH Pai Panandiker is a former director-general of the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry. He has written three books on the Indian economy, and nonworks as an adviser to the
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      SAARC, Asean and defence: where is the threat?
      1126 22  -  Special to BT JASJIT SINGH JASJIT SINGH The writer, a former Air Commodore and fighter pilot in the Indian Air Force, is director of the Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses. GLOBAL defence expenditure and military force levels have been rapidly coming
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      Defusing tensions in the South China Sea
      1362 23  -  Security in South-east Asia Special to BT MOCHTAR KUSUMAATMADJA MOCHTAR KUSUMAATMADJA Dr Mochtar Kiisumaatmadja is a former Indonesian Foreign Minister. A Harvard and Yale-trained expert in the International Law of the Sea. he has represented Indonesia at UN conferences on the Law of
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      1421 23  -  Special to BT BILVEER SINGH BILVEER SINGH Dr Bilveer Singh is a senior lecturer at the Department of Political Science. Rational University of Singapore. THE VISIT last month to this region by China's Defence Minister General Chi Haotian was a diplomatic breakthrough
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    525 24 EDITORIAL IT IS NOT every day that Amcrica is accused of being blatantly protectionist. But these days the charge sticks rather well. Something is certainly amiss in the world trading system when Japan successfully portrays itself as a champion of free trade and a victim of American bullying
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      Try carrots without stick
      322 24 EMPLOYERS have revived a controversial proposal to use the Central Provident Fund as a whip to curb job-hopping. In his maiden speech as head of the Singapore International Chamber of Commerce, Mr Richard Hale disclosed that the SICC had suggested to the government that an employee
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      Safety first
      190 24 THE RECENT incident in Somalia shows how dangerous it could be for the UN peace keeping forces to carry out their missions. At least 22 Pakistani soldiers and 35 Somalis died while many others were injured in a clash with a Somalian group. It was the deadliest battle
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      The task for Cambodia's leaders
      221 24 THE DIFFICULTIES that lie in the way of forming a coalition government in Cambodia after the elections were not unexpected, given the deeply rooted conflicts of political interests and personal grievances. Funcinpec, led by Prince Sihanouk's son Ranariddh, did not win by a strong enough
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      The mess of success
      154 24 THE GO-AHEAD Hongkong society is falling behind in at least one critical area: cleaning up the mess from its own success. Our Hongkong pollution map, published in the South China Morning Post on Saturday, showed graphically the extent of the contamination of the territory's waterways and
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      Positive signs
      126 24 INDICATIONS of the government's mellowing stance has been evident for some time. For example, after years of being banned from leaving the country, Anwar Haryono. one of the government's fiercest critics, was recently allowed to attend a meeting of the Organisation of the Islamic Conference (OIC) in Jeddah.
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    904 24  -  Samuel P Huntington explains why the fault lines between civilisations will be the battle lines of the future Samuel P Huntington IHT WORLO politics is entering a new phase in which the fundamental source of conflict will be neither ideological nor economic. The clash of civilisations
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      All eyes on Asia
      1078 25  -  The Clinton administration is slowly shifting its attention from Europe to Asia. Leon Hadar reports from Washington Leon Hadar US PRESIDENT Bill Clinton and his advisers are finally crossing the Pacific, after having been kept busy during their first five months in office with two European
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      America's Apec opportunity
      768 25 ONE WAY Washington could strengthen its position in Asia and project a "beyond Japan" approach is by trying to play a leading role in a littleknown America-Asia economic organisation and to develop it into a Pacific free trade organisation that will include the United States and Canada.
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      763 25  -  Many in Europe are calling for a change in the convergence criteria laid down in the Maastricht Treaty that set specific economic targets. But Reginald Dale says that would be a mistake Reginald Dale IHT AN IDEA is getting around that if you
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    423 26 More spending cuts expected in economic plan AFP, Bloomberg Business News WASHINGTON President Bill Clinton has agreed to scale back a key element of his economic programme, the energy tax, in a bid to win Senate support
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    302 26 Reuter, Bloomberg Business News STOCKHOLM German Economics Minister Guenter Kexrodt has attacked attempts to water down the Maastricht Treaty on European Economic and Monetary Union (EMU). "We must adhere precisely to the conditions for economic and monetary union laid down in the
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    95 26 AFP picture ABKHAZIA, Georgia Abkhazian commandos, equipped with Kalashnikov rifles, preparing themselves Tor an attack on Georgian positions near Eshera, Abkhazia. Last weekend, several people reportedly died during fighting near the Abkhazian capital of Sukhumi and in the eastern region of Tkvarcheli. The conflict in
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    Hungarian vehicle maker hopes to supply buses to SBS
    438 26  -  Reports by Magdalene Ng in BUDAPEST HUNGARIAN motor vehicle manufacturer Ikarus has made its first foray into the Singapore public transport sector with a bid to supply buses to Singapore Bus Services. General manager Andras Scmscy told visiting Singapore Senior Minister
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    175 26 Joint venture promoting Asia-Pac trade with Europe A JOINT VENTURE formed by Russian, Hungarian and Singaporean interests is aggressively promoting trade and investment between the Asia-Pacific and Eastern Europe. The Singapore-based company, Ikar Pacific, aims to identify investment opportunities and bring together firms from the two regions, managing director Charlie
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    735 26  -  The Bottom Line JACKIE SAM JACKIE SAM The writer is a Hongkong-based political consultant who contributed this commentary to BT THERE'S no question that Governor Chris Patten's political reform package for Hongkong has been shelved. None of the noises coming from
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    279 26 Reuter GENEVA An Irish lawyer backed by the European Community and a Uruguayan diplomat championed by Latin America will face off today in an unprecedented contest for the top post at the world trade body Gatt. Although the EC candidate, Peter Sutherland,
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    313 26 AFP LUXEMBOURG France has decided to go along with EC approval of the oilseeds agreement it signed with the US last November, French European Affairs Minister Alain Lamassoure told correspondents here yesterday afternoon. The accord, which had been blocked for almost eight
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    230 26 AP BEIJING Four dissidents who staged a hunger strike outside the Shanghai police station were released yesterday after calling oflf their protest. But three of them Yang Qinheng, Wang Yonggang, Gong Xingnan immediately issued an open letter to the Shanghai Public
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      394 27  -  By Ramesh Divyanathan SINGAPORE Singapore has the potential to be the Caribbean of the east for pleasure boating but it needs more supporting facilities such as marinas. Exhibitors at the four-day Boat Asia '93, which ended on Sunday, said Singapore's
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      259 27 Knight-Ridder NEW YORK Government food aid cargoes to the CIS (Commonwealth of Independent States) could lend a boost to the sagging rate structures in the Atlantic. Rate levels for summer freight have been slipping over the past few weeks, but a scarcity of American-flagged
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      230 27 Seatrade Week LONDON Despite international demand, there is an oversupply of Asian seafarers of almost two-to-one to requirements of their national fleets, according to the Korean Shipowners' Association. In a survey on crewing among shipowners' associations in Australia, Bangladesh, China, Hongkong, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Malaysia,
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      1109 27 Page Col ABC Containcrline 12 1 Accord Group 8 1-3 Africa Container 15 3 Ahrenkiel Liner 4 1/2 Alpha Feeders 6 1 •ANL 3 1/2 •APL 5 3-5 Appenship 18 1/2 Arabian Express IS 5 •ASCL 5 5 Asian Brcakbulk IS 1 •ASXCL
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      212 27 SINGAPORE National carrier Neptune Orient Lines has formed a shipowning joint venture with Bao-Trans Enterprises Ltd of Hongkong. According to a statement issued yesterday, the new company, which has not been named, will be registered in Singapore. A spokeswoman from the
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      400 27 Lloyd's List LONDON The president of the EC Shipowners' Associations has defended the TransAtlantic Agreement (TAA) as necessary "if the best interests of shippers, shipowners and European industry are to be served". Lord Sterling, head of UK owner P&O, told a closeddoors
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      OOCL appoints new agent in India
      163 27 SINGAPORE Hongkong carrier Orient Overseas Container Lines (OOCL) Ltd has appointed a new agent in India, Volkart Fleming Shipping and Services Ltd. Volkart took over from OOCL's former Indian agent Eastern Steamship Private Lines on June 1, according to an OOCL statement issued last
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        CONTAINER SCHEDULES
        929 28 RECEIVING OF EXPORT Fa CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Record Boduni/Baianct Mts Ship Voy No Etb/Btr Period From To From Acx Lily 37B 11/1800 3 09/0700 09/1159 09/1400 4 09/1200 09/1459 09/1700 Acx Swan 69A 09/1500 1 08/1500 08/1659 08/1900 N
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      THE SHIPPING GUIDE
      12151 36 This is a list of ships loading at Singapore for 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. LEGEND PN: ship calls at Penang after
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      DAILY FREIGHTS
      872 43 THE BALTIC Freight Index for spot dry cargo shipping rates fell to 1,585 on June 7 from 1,597 on June 4. Trading on the freight started began the week in a relatively active fashion but details of concluded business were slow to emerge, brokers said. There was confusion
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      809 43 COURSES Title: Multimodal Transport Management Duration: June 17/18 21/22 Organiser: Singapore Freight Forwarders Association Tet For further details contact SFFA Secretariat at 253-7550 or fax: 253-2303. Title: Handling Of Bunker Barge Duration: June 21-22 Organiser Singapore Port Institute Tel: For further details and application forms contact SPI at
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      1016 44  -  Will there be in future both unlimited and limited liability P&I clubs? Jim Mulrenan reports Jim Mulrenan Lloyd's List THE CLAIMS crisis of the past few years may be over but there is little sign of safer waters ahead for the protection and indemnity
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        483 46 FT, Reuter NEW YORK The acrimonious "dirty tricks" dispute between Virgin Atlantic and British Airways looked set on Monday night to be decided in court after the collapse of a mediation attempt by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA). BA said
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        548 46 NYT NEW YORK A federal appeals court in San Francisco has ruled that airline passengers can sue for damages if they are prevented from boarding overbooked flights for which they have a valid ticket, but the major carriers said on Monday
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          79 46 Reuter FORT WORTH, Texas Santa Fe Railway and Burlington Northern Railroad said they signed a haulage agreement over Burlington Northern lines extending from the southwest to the southeast United States to provide seamless service to shippers, starting on Tuesday. Santa Fe will receive haulage
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          AEG in joint venture to build rail cars
          90 46 SINGAPORE AEG of Germany has tied up with Shanghai Crane Conveyor to build rail cars in Shanghai. The electrical and electronics company will hold a5l per cent stake in the joint venture. The venture will start off with with an annual production
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          86 46 Reuter LONDON BAA, the private operator of Britain's international airports, on Monday reported a near 50 per cent jump in annual profits but said this was more due to retail activities than to passengers. Passenger numbers grew by 7.9 per cent to 77.7 million in
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          66 46 Reuter ROME Magistrates have launched a probe into Alitalia for alleged irregularities concerning aircraft leasing arrangements with another state company, the Italian news agency Ansa said on Monday. Ansa quoted judicial sources as saying Alitalia's managing director Giovanni Bisignani had been formally notified he was
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        47 46 Reuter PARIS The Palais de Chailkrt statues stand in front of the Eiffel Tower on which a painting of the new Ariane 5 rocket has been fixed on Sunday. The painting is to promote the new rocket ahead of this week's Bourget Airs how. Renter
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        461 46 AP SYDNEY, Australia The Australian government said yesterday Northwest Airlines must agree to a demand on passenger ratios before the carrier can retain two out of three weekly flights. The issue is the subject of a trade dispute. On Monday, Northwest
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        193 46 AFP MIAMI, Florida Two European firms have made offers to buy out Piper Aircraft which has filed for bankruptcy protection. Filing bids on Monday were Pilatus Aircraft, a military training aircraft manufacturer, and II Inc. an investment group headed by Nicolas Barre, son
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      1070 33 1 SINGAPORE/LOS ANGELES —16 DAYS H EB COMMENCING CALIFORNIA PEGASUS 14E II X II ETA SGP 23/06/93 H I J 1/ FEEDER VBL VOY 9CP MOTHER V9L VOY SET PLD MIN/ VESSEL VOY SGP LOS OAK VAN SET CHI DAL/HOL' MPH ATL NYK I r MERCURY IN PT C LUNA
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      531 33 CENTENARY SHIPPING I SERVICE Iwmi—aviii CIWMMT—WttI CI h cny InmltoWm+C*, VESSEL'S NAME VOY. WW ETA/P SfONE ETA/P HCM CITY TAN AM AM 92N/S 09-09 JUN 11-11 JIM 93 MAU MANO L ***** 11-11 JUN IS-15 JUN 93 TANAH AM 93N/9 IS-1S JUN 19-19 JUN 93 MAU OIANB LSI4S3 19-11 JUN
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      1020 33 SINSOV SINGAPORE SO VET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD BOOKINGS: BALT ORIENT LINE: *****64 FESCO: *****06 BLASCO ft ODESSA: *****51/*****31 ENQURIES: *****33 KL: 03-*****75/697 PORT KELANG: *****43/ *****40 JAKARTA: *****57 PENANG: *****4/ *****8 JOHORE BAHRU: *****1/ *****1 MARINE INSURANCE SERVICE: *****87/ *****87 (REGULAR INDEPENDENT SERVICE) FULL CONTAINERSHIP SERVICES EASTBOWP-OCCHMOWG WKTBOUHD-iOAOWC THJUCHPfED
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      1554 34 K*t V W-t* AS AGENTS: KAWASAKI SINGAPORE (FTC) LTD (CM No: 1244I*****0M) v TEL: *****77 TELEX: KAWAKI R*****5 FAX: *****07/8/9 H MALAYSIA: "K" LINE HAMTMI (MALATSU) SON BNO TEL: SA *****00 PK *****75 PEN *****0 JB *****1 PGU *****5/6 I A INDONESIA: P.T. SARANA LAIIT MTBINUSA. TEL: JKT *****08 KAWASAKI
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      1062 34 PHIU OttICNT UN(S PTi LTD V 108 Robinson Road #07-00 GMG Building Singapore 0106 1 Tel: *****22/*****69/*****00 Telex: RS ***** Fax: *****76/*****38 A MEMBER OF THE SINGAPORE FREIGHT FORWARDERS ASSOCIATION v *Q9r AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND/SOUTH PACIFIC FCL/LCL SERVICE 18 JUN SYDNEY. MELBOURNE, BRISBANE. FREMANTLE 11 JUN AUCKLAND. WELLINGTON, LYTTLETON. NEW PLYMOUTH.
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      959 35 PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES (PTE) LTI)N I 140 Cecil Street. #03-00 PIL Building. Singapore 0106. I I CR NO **********0E VESSEL WOV SIM BKK SIN VCSBCL VOY ®WT JKT BIN cnfiATna r,u» T ii e«L mm mm i KOTA "NOAH 3341 IVB 18/8 20/8 EQUATOR CRYSTAL MSN Wl 15/8 I#/* BUNOA
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      1620 35 VESSELS VOT MA FEEDER SPORE lIIMWC ROTTERDAM ANT NUT THAMES LE KM VI —it im mck )VIW 13/04 09/07 11/07 12/07 13/07 15/07 torn AIWntWM 7129W >»/* l«/«7 11/07 19/07 20/07 22/07 mix ik mm «in« 27/* 23/07 25/07 20/07 27/07 20/07 mil DE KIDS 922 m 04/07 30/07 01/00
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      420 35 BSfl it Wm MYANMA PHk FIVE STAR LINE (Myanmar National Line) Loading for Yangon (Rangoon) S'pore P.K»| Pan P.Gd| HP AM VISIW In Port PAGAN Vl9B* 12/13 km 07/09 JUN 10/11 MN PATXM VI23N 10/14 hm MALAYSIA AGENTS BOUSTUO SHPPMG AGENOES Ml m 03 *****00 PW.: IQ 03 3CK7C7 PEN.
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      2468 38 Conventional Semi-Container Full Container Liner Services Liner Services Malaysia's Agents: Indonesia's Agents: I General Agents: Baking Agents: General Agents: Seeking Agents: Gean Geen Slmmg S* BM Ckmg CMae Stmmg S+Bkd P.T. Gbhal Pwtra ledenesia Maritime Yick Fling Shipping 6 rirr'T Fn#* InU« lodkjr franport Costar Shipping Pte Ltd SIM rmgU
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      649 39 //g FAMOUS CONTAINER LINES 10 ANSON RD. #15-21 INTERNATIONAL PLAZA, S PORE 0207 T&r HOT LINE: *****33 (24 LINES) GOTHENBURG/SCAN 14/06 ROTTERDAM 14/06 AARHUS/COPENHAGEN 14/06 HAMBURG/BREMEN 14/06 MARSEILLE/FRANCE 10/06 FELIXSTOWE/UK 14/06 BARCELONA/SPAIN 10/06 LEHAVRE/FRANCE 13/06 GENOA/ITALY 12/06 ANTWERP/BELGIUM 14/06 LOS ANGELES/WC/PI 13/06 SYDNEY/MELBOURNE 10/06 NEW YORK/EC 13/06 FREMANTLE/ADELAIDE 10/06 VANCOUVER
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      1211 39 g^^^TScHFIEr^ES!II^rSMc!E^S)PTETTD| TEL: *****33 (12 Lines) FAX: *****15/*****03 TELEX: RS ***** RISHIP (3 Line*) ]W\ ETHIOPIAN SHIPPING LINES (National Lines of Ethiopia) ACCEPTING FCL AND CONVENTIONAL VESSEL Ivor ETA LOADING SPOR6 ABYOT 32 WB 12/06 OARESSALAAM MOMBASA DJIBOUTI ASSAB. MASSAWA AKDtNET 31WB 24/07 OARESSALAAM MOMBASA OJBOUTI ASSAB MASSAWA g KIEN HUNG
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      333 39 I pi PONGN AMA LINE] mxi n n m rm mc n WUT94 CLORT V344M 12/t 13/4 15/4 14/4 27/4 34/4 HO»ONCQ.atT V394R IS 6 21/ C 23/4 4/7 7/7 MMUH V347N »/i 24/4 34/4 1/7 11/7 14/7 WLSMU W47W 4/7 1/7 1/7 l»/7 21/7 KSSa SK XT SK HRC
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      1340 40 iputaMN CONTAINER LINES *|^N MAC-NELB SPORE: *****22 (24 LINES) J reNANGMO4)°S»S36 SIBU: (084) *****9 KUCHING: (082) *****3 P.KELANG: (03) *****77 JAKARTA: (21) *****32 SURABAYA: (31) *****0 j HKG/TWN/BKK I GOTH/UKC/MED PORTS J PEN PKL SIN EVERY TUE/TMW/MT PEN PK SIN J 9/6 10/6 11/6 Honj Konf Ldn/Fl*/Rdm/Ant/IHV/Ham 12/6 13/6 14/6
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      178 40 SEAWARD SHIPPING AND TRADING CO (S) PTE LTD IH CTI CH ME rati KELMG FOMHE rue m w% loate* to* Mate RIWM HUDHU 23,6 lMdn| tor CAntU OOfNN 166 14/t loatat fo> M* p»cu arm z«/s iMdMf for Mak MMEDM lojdH* For Malt noons inn u/« load«( tor Male nam
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      921 40 /&Z THONG SOON UNES PTE. LTD.) M: 77 RO6MSON ROM) #15-00, #***** SU BURJMNG SHGAPORE 0106 TEL: *****5S FAX NO: *****11, *****22 TUL IB ***** CAREER, RS ***** JENHOL CABLE: TOSOCO lESSEL NT rFIB [REST lESSEL IQT STORE REST EQUATOR 111 90/3E 09 JUN KUCHING EQUATOR ROYAL 77/3E 09 JUN
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      760 41 WgV'EVERETT ORIENT LINE" JAPAN/BAY OF BENGAL/JAPAN SERVICE ACCEPTING BREAXHJLK SOC CARGOES TO/FROM KOK. YOKOHAMA. NMOVft. MOI. TOKYO*. MANILA*. OAVAO* Ptnani* P. Kelaif Singapore EUsia* KAMALEVERETT VI6E PT.9/9 lun KARABEVERETT VI2E 22/23 Jul SHAPIAEVERETT VI6E 08/09 Jul 10/11 Jul ACCEPTMG BRfAKBUU FCI SOC CARGOES TO/FROM CHTTAGON6, CALCUTTA AND MONGLA*. Smjapore P.
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      333 41 la* 6L—Y urnmm mST REGULAR LINER SERVICE TAIWAN TO SINGAPORE ASEAN DIRECT MEEKLY TO PORT KELANG/PENANG •AT ATTRACTIVE RATES* CR NO: **********01* SP PKL PNG KAO GLORY SELATAN VH 15/6 17/6 18/6 25/6 GLORY SELATAN V 8/6 15/6 SP PKL HCM HK KAO SUNG YUNG 7/6 ACCEPT CLASS CARGO TO
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      613 41 KSL -WORLDWIDE ruuu CLOIt STEAMHS IMS REGULAR FCL SERVICE TO THE FOLLOWING WEEKLY SAILING TO HUANG PU A SHANTOU Connecting Feeder to Huang PuSUI TOO CONTAINER NO 2 Connecting Feeder to Shantao LIAN BO NO 9 WE HV LEASING CONTRS FOR RENTAL SAILING TO 'PHNOM PENH* FORTNIGHTLY FCL/LCL SERVICE TO
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      453 41 FORTNIGHTLY DIRECT CONTAINER SERVICE SIN TO DURBAN VESSEL SIN DURBAN P.ELIZABETH SIN FENCSHUNSHAN V 45/46 19/06 05/07 08/07 26/07 FENGANSHAN V 122 04/07 20/07 23/07 tt/OB FENGMANCSHAN VS2/S3 19/07 05/08 08/0S 26/ OS ALSO ACCEPTING TO JOHANNESBURG PRETORIA VIA DURBAN BOOKING AGENT FOR COSCO SIN TO MADRAS VESSEL SIN MOS
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      314 41 SjN FAI EAST 15/6 KEELUNG/KAOHSIUNG 12/6 BANGKOK 14/6 MANILA/CEBU 13/6 JAKARTA/BELAWAN/SURABAYA 13/6 PORT KELANG/PENANG/E. MALAYSIA 13/6 BUSAN 13/6 TOKYO/YOKO/KOBE/NGO/OSA 13/6 HONG KONG SjN CHHM (+9#±«?tn) 13/6 GUANGZHOU/HUANGPU/SHENZHEN F UZHOU XIAMEN /SHANT OU/ SHEKOU DALIAN SHANGHAI /XINGANG TIANJIN/QINGDAO/HAiKOU also accepting LCL cargo SjN EUROPE/UK 14/6 LDN/FLX/LVP/SOU 14/6 RDM/HAM/ANT/LEH/GOA/OSL/GOT/BCN also accepting cargo
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      787 42 anUB BOPKKS ftSBiOES HONG KONG/CHINA 14/6 6 21/6 JAKARTA 12/6 18/6 BANGKOK 16/6 6 23/6 MANILA 12/6 18/6 BUSAN 14/6 21/6 KEELUN6 11/6 17/6 TOKYO/KOBE 12/6 18/6 KAOSHIUNG 15/6 A 22/6 PONT KELANG/PENANG 12/6 18/6 YOKOHAMA 12/6* 18/6^ COLOMBO 11/6 A 17/6 FELIXSTOWE/HAMBURG 12/6 A 18/6 I CHITTA6ON6/MADRAS 14/6 A
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      424 42 y Conlerm CONTERM FREIGHT (F.E.) PTE LTD. AUCKLAND HTH JUNE ACCEPTING TO ALL NEW ZEALAND PORTS PENANG 10 JUNE PORT KELANG 10 JUNE JAKARTA 13 JUNE BANGKOK 13 JUNE SURABAYA 14 JUNE FREMANTLE 10 JUNE MELBOURNE 18 JUNE SYDNEY 18 JUNE BRISBANE «JUNE 'ACCEPTING TO ALL SCANDINAVIA POUTS I KARACHI
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      487 42 This Week's Sailings FIRST FORWARDER IN To: ETD To: ETD asia awarded Singapore Singapore lso 9002 BY LR O A EVERY EVERY Bangkok SUN Hamburg SAT y^i EVERY EVERY /^§^\rQn Manila SUN Ho Chi Minh FRI ({fm EVERY EVERY S Colombo TUE Los Angeles SUN MTERNATIONAL SEA FREKHT FORWAADOK Tel
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      116 42 H NIPPON EXPRESS Arrow International (Worldwide Consolidation System) WEEKLY TO: TOK YO/YOKOH AMA/N AGOY A/KAOSHIU NG/ HONG KONG/BANGKOK/KEELUNG/KOBE/ LOS ANGELES (LONG BEACHVNEW YORK/ CHICAGO/SYDNEY/MELBOURNE/HAMBURG/ FELIXSTOWE/ROTTERDAM/DUSSELDORF WE ALSO DEAL IN FCL CARGO WORLDWIDE ARROW EXPRESS (SERVICE TO MALAYSIA) MALAYSIA TRUCK CONSOLIDATION Depart Singapore DAILY to K.L, BANGI, SHAH A LAM ARROW
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      1219 43 THE RELIABLE LINE TO ALL AUSTRALIAN PORTS Nedlloyd Lines OCEM VESSEL SM l£N RTM(I) HAM(2) BRV FU GOT «SEL JM M« SM Stoy. M F*(A) nUmHh TMan. 1*<B) Dm*(B) Napier Wg(C) Tamp Mf Mm mi Eurooa/2183 15/6 3/7 4/7 5/7 7/7 8/7 6/7 Rosano/3215 3/6 5/6 In PT 11/6 26/6
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      600 44 NORTH PHILIPPINES FULL CONTAINER SERV CE VESSEL VOYAGE SWGAPORE MAHLA VIGOUR SINGAPORE tftfi U/M/93 ISZfIfiZM »i!S°E?KL W6OUK SINGAPORE 55ANB 14/06/83 19/06/93 M T VIGOUR PACFIC 20WB IS/06/93 26/06/93 VIGOUR PACIC 20ANB 21/06/93 26/06/93 PORT KLANG/PENANG FULL CONTAINER SERVICE VESSEL VOYAGE SH6APORE PORT KLANG I* fENANG MAWWA MAS 93S1N MZSSZ32 K/Pt/9?
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      377 44 FREIGHT MANAGEMENT I GeNCRAL *****11 BOOKING: *****55 AUSTRALIA Sydney, Melbourne 18/6 Brisbane 15/6 Fremantle 10/6 Adelaide 10/6 J EES FREIGHT SERVICES PTE LTD J #01-60 Wallich Building, Singapore 0207 ■B -J Tel: *****66 (10 Lines) Fax: *****69/*****44 AIRPORT OFFICE: *****11 *****13 (FAX) IMPORTING FROM USA WE PROVIDE WEEKLY SAILINGS WITH
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      419 44 a WOOD LINE SOUTHERN AFRICA SERVICE SPORE ft DSN CT v A VESSEL ***** 20/6 7/7 14/7 2S/7 •ALSO CALLS EX. AND PE. PK SEAFIX MBMIO SON BHD TEL M 7 5629TLX. ***** KJC: CAPRICORN FWBOHT SERVICES TEL 211 MB TUL ***** SgjL SECIL MARITIMA, U.E.E.j Luanda, Angola. FAR EAST/
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      948 45 I ▲HYUNDAI I MERCHANT MARINE CO. LTD. WESTBOUND TO EUROPE ttSSELS VOV 1 HW 1 ftt 1 PCD I «SSEIS WV ISN I HTM OCT* IPC HOI WE* FH NOMSM MALACCA 9321 A Ot/OC 09/06 10/06 H. COMMANDER 304W 13/06 02/07 02/07 03/07 04/07 04/07 06/07 MM ADVANCE 20A 15/06
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      489 45 STRAITS/ JAPAN/ STRAITS SERVICE SPECIALIST IN RO-RO I HEAVY LIFTS INBOUND VESSELS RSOL MT SP PI IK II CNMIUW M SU M PT warn puis i pt lUM 17 11/ l 11/1 MA l«/l KM MM M 11/1 CfSMC PMMEI M 11 1 11/ l UN 11U It 11/ l
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      922 45 JEDDAH/UK/CONTNEKT ISTOM |0 S-TON ITMMC IT>M» lEH *Mm Acc*pM« Cjrp Fv: IM 12/322 12/1 21/1 31/1 3/7 7/7 S kIRMMKIMMMI U SEM 31/123 11/ l 3/7 1/7 1/7 lottvdan :M M IM—p. MulwMw. ttRMMMI HOICMST UPMSS M/ 323 19/1 11/ l 7/7 11/7 12/7 14/7 TmPi—plw :to M M MriMtt.
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      161 46 (TECHNOLOGY Tomorrow in Business Times I We are a medium-sized company involved in the oil industry services. Due to rapid expansion, we require the following new positions to be filled in July 1993:(1) Shipping Manager Minimum 5 years relevant experience (2) Shipping Executive I- Experience in shipping and forwarding industry
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