The Business Times, 5 July 1995

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    11 1 Business Times WE KNOVAj&I/ MITA(P) 194/12/94 Wednesday July 5 1995 85*--«
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    Lock icon Arafat, Peres to seal deal on West Bank self-rule
    73 1 UPI GAZA CITY Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat and Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres announced yesterday that they will sign a deal within three weeks probably in Washington to extend Palestinian self-rule throughout the West Bank. Under the deal, Israel will pull
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    MARKET SUMMARY
    170 1 Stock market indices Tuesday Change STII 2,121.48 +27.43 KLSE Comp 1,033.53 +10.02 Nikkei 14,755.74 +270.33 Hang Seng 9,182.47 +44.26 SET Index 1,407.15 +27.06 Jakarta Comp 492.82 +1.27 Manila Comp 2,791.57 +23.28 Taipei WPI 5,320.25 +7.31 Seoul Comp 907.68 -6.42 Bombay BSE30 .3,164.24 -18.16 CLSA China B 779.63 +3.31
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    Jakarta hits monopolies with partial divestment ruling
    428 1  -  From Leslie Lopez in JAKARTA INDONESIA declared yesterday that companies controlling at least half of the country's huge domestic market must sell some of their shares to the public. Speaking to reporters after a meeting with President Suharto, Minister of State for Investment
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    Association warns banks against poaching staff
    534 1  -  By Shiv Taneja SINGAPORE Poaching of staff has led the Association of Banks in Singapore to issue a warning against such "undesirable practices". In a circular to member banks dated May 9, the ABS said: "Instigation of staff to leave en bloc would be
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    Regional markets gather strength
    269 1  -  By R Sivanithy SINGAPORE Regional stock markets all gained ground yesterday. In Singapore, the Straits Times Industrials Index added 27.43 points to pierce the 2,100 barrier once again at 2,121.48. Trading centred on locally traded stocks, prompting dealers to say this could be a sign of
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    Lock icon Rajan Pillai arrested in New Delhi
    469 1  -  From K P Nayar in NEW DELHI FORMER Asian "Biscuit King" Rajan Pillai has been arrested, ending a manhunt for the tycoon whose extradition is sought by the Singapore government. Pillai, 47, who was arrested late Monday night at a five-star hotel in the
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    Thai coalition strikes deal on allocation of cabinet posts
    465 1  -  From Loh Hui Yin in BANGKOK THE seven-party Thai coalition has agreed on the allocation of posts in the next government, while Chart Thai leader Banharn Silpa-archa is expected to become prime minister. Several party leaders including Amnuay Virawan of the
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      22 1 Regional Analysis: Pg Tapping the Mekong's riches m John Major wins decisive victory for leadership of Tory party Full report, Pg 12
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      22 1 Hock Lock Siew: Pg n KLSE commission split: What now? Market reports, Pg 18-22 SES companies queried over trading volumes, Pg 13
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  • SINGAPORE NEWS
    • EYE on the ECONOMY
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        Lock icon Supply of factory space on the rise
        302 2  -  By Abdul Hadhi SINGAPORE Buoyed by another strong performance from the manufacturing sector, the potential supply of factory space rose 11.6 per cent to 5.57 million sq m of gross floor area in the first three months of the year. Statistics from the
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      Osaka chamber calls for tie-ups between medium-sized firms
      376 2 SMALL and medium-sized companies from Singapore and Japan can cooperate effectively in third countries, reducing costs and maximising complimentary strengths, Osaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry managing director Michio Sugimoto said here yesterday. Mr Sugimoto was speaking ahead of a one-day seminar
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      S'pore high-tech theme park owners plan worldwide chain
      474 2  -  By Agnes Wee A HIGH-TECH theme park, to be built here jointly by a Hongkong company founded by casino tycoon Stanley Ho, Safe Enterprises and Japanese giant Sega Enterprises, plans to replicate its concept worldwide. The $50 million E-Zone Sega, a state-of-the-art
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      JLW closing Taipei office in revamp
      450 2  -  Sri Lanka office may go too; firm to beef up presence in some other countries By Abdul Hadhi INTERNATIONAL property consultants Jones Lang Wootton (JLW) is closing its lossmaking business in Taiwan, and possibly <that in Sri Lanka, its move to streamline its operations.
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      Bureau to handle life insurance disputes
      357 2 LIFE policyholders unable to settle their disputes with insurance companies can now bring up their claims to the Insurance Ombudsman Bureau (IOB). The duties of the 108, which previously handled only general insurance disputes, have been extended to cover life insurance cases. The 108,
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      Private developer outbids big boys for Newton sites
      415 2  -  By Michelle Low PRIVATELY owned EuroAsia has beaten listed groups Sime Singapore and Malayan Credit to clinch two back-to-back Newton Road sites for a total of $56.6 million. The price works out to $537 per square foot per plot ratio for the
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      Three River Valley sites up for collective sale
      287 2 THREE more freehold apartment sites will be put on the market this month for collective sale Shanghai Court, Shanghai Residence and 1115G Jalan Mutiara all in the River Valley area. All three properties are off River Valley Road, with a combined area
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      Beijing office units snapped up
      63 2 ALL 92 office units of Beijing's Junefield Plaza Tower 1 released for local sales were taken up at its launch last weekend, fetching the developer about $30 million. Marketing agent ERA Realty Network said yesterday that due to the overwhelming response, the developer, Beijing Junefield
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      RSAF National Day rehearsal today
      53 2 THE Ministry of Defence, advising the public not to be alarmed, said aircraft from the Republic of Singapore Air Force would fly over the Woodlands, Sembawang and Paya Lebar areas on their way to the Padang today from 3.40pm to 4.20pm for the Natipnal Day
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      Peru keen to adopt TDB as model
      86 2 PERU'S First Vice-president Ricardo Marquez Flores, here on a four-day visit as a guest of the Trade Development Board, said yesterday that the TDB could be a model for the Lima government's efforts to harness private enterprise to national development. "We're very, very
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      348 3 perfect The clown fish and sea anemone have a We build relationships that leave among real customers. The latest of our partnership that has stood the test of time. partners satisfied and free to move quickly achievements is securing Singapore's first Mutual trust and respect is the basis for and
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  • SOUTH-EAST ASIA
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      Lock icon London, KL agree to expand trade, jointly explore S Africa
      358 4 AFP KUALA LUMPUR Britain and Malaysia agreed yesterday to boost two-way trade and seek business ventures together in South Africa as bilateral ties improved to new levels after a trade rift last year, officials said. "Ties between us are very,
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      Lock icon Manila firm over plebiscite for self-rule area
      299 4 AFP MANILA The Philippine government's chief negotiator yesterday rejected Muslim guerillas 1 demands that constitutional restrictions be set aside to speed up the creation of a provisional government in a proposed autonomous area in the south. The rebels' mainstream group Moro National Liberation
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      Lock icon Indon envoy designate could give up Aussie posting
      143 4 AFP SYDNEY Lt-General Herman Mantiri could stand down from his appointment as Indonesian ambassador to Australia if it would ensure good bilateral relations. Lt-Gen Mantiri told the Australian Broadcasting Corp radio that it would be "no problem" for him to stand aside,
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      Lock icon Full power supply to Penang tomorrow
      103 4 NST KUALA LUMPUR Electricity supply will be fully restored to all parts of Penang island tomorrow. Deputy Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said yesterday. Mr Anwar said the government would build another two submarine cables to prevent a recurrence of the power crisis. After visiting
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      Lock icon M'sia faces cement deficit
      92 4 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian cement manufacturers are expected to face a cement deficit of 300,000 tonnes or an average of 50,000 tonnes a month over the next six months. The pressure on supply could continue up to early next year, depending on when Kedah Cement's new
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      Lock icon Retirement haven at Clark Air Base
      95 4 AFP MANILA A Philippine firm yesterday won government approval to set up a 1.2 billion peso (5565.4 million) haven for foreign senior citizens in the former US military facility of Clark Air Base, north of Manila. Under an agreement, signed yesterday by RN Development
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      Lock icon KL cabinet to discuss landslide tragedy
      85 4 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR The Malaysian cabinet will discuss last Friday's landslide tragedy in Genting Highlands at its meeting today, Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday. He said the meeting would study a report on the incident to find out the cause of the landslide
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      Lock icon Jakarta denies report on Timor leader
      100 4 Reuter JAKARTA Indonesia yesterday denied reports it had captured the leader of East Timor's underground resistance to Jakarta's rule in the territory. The London-based human-rights group Amnesty International reported on Monday that Pedro Nunes Sabalae was captured in the capital, Dili, on suspicion of
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      Lock icon Outsiders looking in
      67 4 Reuter HANOI They did not have any invitations, but it didn't matter they were there just to gawk. As Americans at the former US consulate in Hanoi celebrated their country's 219 th Independence Day, these Vietnamese men took in the revelry from the other side of the
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      Lock icon Practise what you preach on trade, KL minister tells big economic powers
      342 4 Bloomberg Business News, AFP KUALA LUMPUR The Malaysian government has lashed out against trade barriers set up by other countries, particularly the largest economic powers. "If people preach about level playing fields, they should make sure their fields
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      Lock icon Trade deficit will be halved this year: Rafidah
      310 4 AFP KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia's external trade will remain in deficit this year but the shortfall is expected to narrow by half that of 1994, International Trade and Industry Minister Rafidah Aziz said yesterday. Malaysia's trade deficit for 1995 was projected to narrow
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  • CHINA/HONGKONG/TAIWAN
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      Lock icon Feeding the people becoming a growing worry for China
      435 5 Reuter HONGKONG Chinas communist leaders are in the throes of an unprecedented debate on how to feed more than one billion people into the 21st century, economists, diplomats and traders say. "Debate is going on at the highest levels of government
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      Lock icon Beijing denies selling medium-range missiles to Pakistan
      325 5 AFP BEIJING The Chinese government yesterday vehemently denied a report published in the United States claiming that Beijing had sold medium-range missiles to Pakistan. A foreign ministry spokesman branded as "groundless" the allegations made on Monday in the Washington Post that M-l 1
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    • CHINA WATCH
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        Lock icon Taipei says direct link not shelved
        94 5 Reuter TAIPEI A senior Taiwan official said Beijing needs more time to work out details on direct voyages between Taiwan and China before the island's transhipment centre plan can go ahead. Liu Chao Shiuan, Minister of Transportation and Communications, yesterday denied local media reports
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        Lock icon Taiwan to boost Czech ties
        81 5 Reuter TAIPEI Taiwan said it will set up a trade representative office in the Czech Republic to boost economic ties after Premier Lien Chan made a landmark visit to the East European country last month. "The Czech Republic has one of the most vibrant economies
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        Lock icon China war-game report wrong: paper
        73 5 Bloomberg Business News TAIPEI News reports on Monday that China was staging military exercises off its south-east coast were incorrect, the China Times reported. The semi-official Central News Agency said it had published incorrect reports that China was conducting large-scale military exercises, the paper reported.
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        Lock icon Substandard medicine a killer
        63 5 Reuter BEIJING Bad medicine is a major killer in China, where substandard antibiotics have also left one million children deaf and dumb, the People's Daily said yesterday. The number of people who die each year after taking poor quality medicine is several times higher than the
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      Lock icon Guns and roses
      54 5 Reuter HONGKONG Women constables (from left) Chui Fung Sum, Joanna Lee and Leung Siu Wai posing with their new weapons after they became the first of the territory's general service uniformed policewomen to be issued with firearms yesterday. Fifty policewomen will be given guns by the end
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      Lock icon China denies it broke consular rules
      371 5 AFP BEIJING China yesterday rejected Washington's allegations that it had violated consular agreements over the case of detained US citizen Harry Wu and instead accused US officials of acting without authorisation. "As far as we are concerned, we have all along honoured the Sino-US
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      HK chief secretary's visit signals thaw in ties with China
      410 5  -  From Steve Vines in HONGKONG THE Hongkong government's most senior ethnic Chinese official, Anson Chan, has quietly visited Beijing, where she met Vice-Premier Qian Qichen and the head of the Hongkong and Macau AfTairs Office, Lu Ping. Mrs Chan disclosed
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      Lock icon Former Beijing party chief faces graft probe
      186 5 Bloomberg Business News, Reuter BEIJING China said yesterday it was formally investigating ousted Beijing Communist Party boss Chen Xitong for corruption, thrusting an antigraft campaign into China's ruling party politburo. The party central committee said Mr Chen, one of 20 politburo members, was
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  • ASIA
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      Lock icon Japan expected to adopt gloomier view of economy
      563 6 Reuter, Bloomberg Business News TOKYO The Japanese government is expected to inject a note of gkx>m into its regular report next week on the state of the economy, reflecting growing fears of a renewed slide towards recession. But the revised outlook was
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      Lock icon The royal escorts
      42 6 Reuter TOKYO Sooth African President Nelson Mandela (left) being escorted by Japanese Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko at a welcoming ceremony at the Akasaka state guest house yesterday. Mr Mandela is on a five-day official visit to Japan. Renter
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      Lock icon NZ central bank's tight rein on rates paying off
      419 6 Bloomberg Business News WELLINGTON New Zealand's growth slowed but remained strong in the first quarter of this year, vindicating the central bank's tight fist over interest rates, economists said yesterday. "We're doing pretty well, I think. I see growth as moderating
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      Lock icon Pakistan allows exporters to borrow abroad
      166 6 Reuter ISLAMABAD Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto's government has announced a new trade policy allowing exporters to borrow money abroad. The trade policy for fiscal 1995/96 (July/June), announced by Commerce Minister Ahmad Mukhtar on Monday, offers a variety of export and import incentives. Mr
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      Lock icon Investment team out to woo non-resident Bangladeshis
      237 6 Reuter LONDON Bangladesh's businesses are looking to the estimated two million-strong "non-resident Bangladeshi" community worldwide for capital and investment to speed up economic development and compete in world markets. A mission organised by the Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FBCCI)
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      Lock icon Car sales in S Korea fall but exports up
      91 6 AP SEOUL South Korea suffered its first six-month fall in domestic auto sales in IS years, the Korea Automobile Manufacturers Association said yesterday. But exports continued to boom, rising by 54.7 per cent in the first six months of this year
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      Lock icon Maharashtra to decide fate of power plant
      70 6 AFP BOMBAY The cabinet of the Indian state of Maharashtra will make a decision soon on a report by the panel reviewing the Enron power project, Maharashtra Chief Minister Manohar Joshi said yesterday. "The report of the review panel will be accepted by
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      Lock icon Seoul to resume rice shipment
      72 6 AP SEOUL Three South Korean relief ships prepared yesterday to leave for North Korea after the government decidcd to resume emergency food aid to the impoverished communist country. Seoul suspended shipments of rice on Friday pending resolution of a dispute in which the first South
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      Lock icon Japan TV, VCR exports continue to fall
      54 6 AFP TOKYO Japan's exports of both colour television sets and video cassette recorders (VCRs) continued falling in May, due to an increase of offshore production by Japanese manufacturers, an industry group said yesterday. The Electronics Industries Association of Japan said imports of TVs
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  • SPORTS
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      Lock icon Sanchez Vicario reaches 1st semi
      414 7 AP, AFP, Reuter WIMBLEDON Defending champion Conchita Martinez withstood a late rally from Gabnela Sabatini to reach the Wimbledon semi-finals yesterday with a 7-5, 7-6 (7-5) ryThe scoreline, however, did not tell the full story. The third-seeded Martinez rallied from 1-4 down in the first
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      Lock icon Sampras sweeps nouveau British player
      498 7 Wimbledon AP WIMBLEDON Pete Sampras does not suffer foolishness gladly. Thus, he was in an unusually serious mood before his fourth-round match on Monday against Greg Rusedski, striding determinedly onto Centre Court. His grimness was viewed as a result of the incessant hype surrounding Rusedski,
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      Lock icon Race row author continues attack on foreign players
      535 7 AFP LONDON The author who accused foreign-born England sports stars of lacking commitment when playing for England was unrepentant on Monday about the controversial views that sparked a storm in sporting circles. West Indian-born England stars Phillip DeFreitas and Devon Malcolm are
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      Lock icon Athletics
      138 7 Reuter PARIS Noureddine Morceli broke the world 2,000 metres record on Monday, adding to his claim to be the greatest middle-dis-tancc runner ever and knocking rival Said Aouita out of the record books. Morceli, running the last two circuits of the five-lap race on his own, dockcd 4 min
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      Baseball
      65 7 NEW YORK Major Leagae Monday NL: Philadelphia 4 Atlanta 10; Florida 5 San Diego 2; NY 2 Chicago 4; Cincinnati 7 SF 8; St Louis 6 Montreal O, Colorado 15 Houston 10. AL: Chicago 4 NY 8; Detroit 4 Seattle 2; Cleveland 9 Texas I; Baltimore 9 Minnesota 4;
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      Lock icon Cricket
      130 7 AP HOVE, England The West Indies were humiliated by an innings and 121 runs by county team Sussex on Monday, their first loss to a county dub in 19 years and just three days before the third Test against England starts. The West Indies were bowled out for 139
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      Lock icon Cycling
      182 7 AFP VITRE, France Frenchman Laurent Jalabert found himself wearing the Tour de France's leader's yellow jersey on Monday, a year to the day after crashing out of the race. Jalabert was knocked out of the 1994 Tour in an accident when a policeman stepped out in front of the
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      Lock icon Golf
      71 7 AFP MOUNT JULIET, Ireland Jose Maria Olazabal has pulled out of this week's Murphy's Irish Open here, the organisers said on Monday. The Spanish Ryder Cup star is being treated for a small tumour on his right foot and does not want to aggravate the problem two weeks before
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      Lock icon Tennis
      223 7 AP WIMBLEDON Murphy Jensen telephoned relatives yesterday to say he was safe and well, a day after the flamboyant tennis player disappeared from the Wimbledon Tennis Championships. The 26-year-old disappeared without explanation before a mixed doubles match on Monday and his worried family called police and local hospitals when
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  • LIFESTYLE
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      Lock icon No sex please, I'm prudish
      751 9  -  The queen of romance, Barbara Cartland, laments the passing of a more wholesome society. Lyndsay Griffiths reports Lyndsay Griffiths Reuter Dame barbara Cartland, the world's most successful romantic novelist, remembers a time when the only thing worse than having sex was talking about it. "It
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      Lock icon Hurley's role of a lifetime
      296 9 CHATTERBOX AP AP UPI IT MAY be the performance of actress-model Elizabeth Hurley's career. Since her boyfriend Hugh Grant was arrested with a Hollywood hooker she's been hurt, bewildered, elusive and gorgeous. She's hung on to the hearts of Britons, the front pages of London
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  • Page 9 Miscellaneous
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  • Article, Illustration
    China's rocketing exports: Do the numbers tell all?
    902 10 Like its figures on gross domestic product and inflation, Beijing's latest trade figures also show wide discrepancies IF BEIJING'S export figures are anything to go by, Chinese goods are flooding world markets. According to the country's Customs Administration, China exported U5555.9 billion
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    Banharn at the helm
    479 10 NOW that Thais have cast their vote for the Chart Thai Party and its allies, the politicians who will govern Thailand for the next four years must reciprocate the electorate's act of faith by getting down to work quickly. After all, the question facing voters in
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    Retailers in tatters
    480 10 SINGAPORE retailers have found it increasingly tough to attract customers. Cavernous shopping malls where sales staff and browsers outnumber actual shoppers are a common sight. But with the economy set to grow more modestly and workers asked to moderate their pay-rise expectations, it means the retail sector
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    Towards safer riding habits
    119 10 AS the roads become more congested and cars become more unafTordable, motorcycles seem to be a good alternative form of transport. There is a pressing need now to ensure that motorcyclists are better trained and observe road safety. The decision to return to the former method
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    Lessons from Korea
    176 10 A SERIES of disasters have hit South Korea one of the Asian tigers over the last two years. The latest tragedy involved the collapse of the Sampoong Department Store, claiming the highest number of casualties in recent years. These disasters have shocked people into realising that careless
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    The choice of an envoy
    138 10 POSSIBLE political consequences aside, the latest spat between Jakarta and Canberra over the nomination of a new envoy is sure to raise a number of interesting questions among observers. The hassle began when a group of 17 parliamentarians, representing both the government and the opposition,
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    Building trust
    128 10 ENVIRONMENTAL critics bark up the wrong tree when they blame all bad things on rapid development it is becoming more obvious that a desperate lack of development puts the environment at even greater risk. Nevertheless, development when overdone is less defensible, and much less so when it proves
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      Mekong basin states prepare to pull together
      1102 11  -  Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam put aside differences to work on a common strategy on using the river they share HARISH MEHTA HARISH MEHTA The writer is BT's Indochina correspondent THE four Mekong countries have sloughed off a 38-year political inertia that delayed
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    Major wins Tory leadership gamble with clear majority
    474 12  -  From Neville Stack in LONDON JOHN Major's gamble in putting his job on the line paid off handsomely last night when he won a decisive victory for the leadership of the ruling Conservative party. Mr Major is now secure in his post
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    No Fed rate cuts seen till Aug or Sep
    373 12  -  From Leon Hadar in WASHINGTON THE United States Federal Reserve's top policy-making group is not expected to lower short-term interest rates during its two-day meeting starting today despite some signs of an economic slowdown and pressure from the White House, which
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    Lock icon Warrant out for Murdoch over Gandhi remarks on Star TV
    285 12 UPI, AFP BOMBAY A Bombay magistrate has ordered the arrest of Rupert Murdoch following a complaint over a programme aired on the media tycoon's Asia-wide television network, a newspaper reported yesterday. The magistrate issued a bailable arrest warrant against Mr
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    James Bax allowed to return to UK for 6 weeks
    149 12  -  From Neil Behrmann in LONDON JAMES BAX, the former head of Baring Securities in Singapore. has been allowed to return to Britain for six weeks by the Singapore authorities. Mr Bax had his passport impounded when alleged losses by former
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    Lock icon Tokyo snaps back at US over charges of closed film market
    307 12 AP, Reuter TOKYO Japan's trade minister, fresh from a car-trade bout with the United States, yesterday sharply rejected US claims that the Japanese film market was closed and said that Tokyo would not negotiate under threats. Photo giant Fuji,
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    Lock icon Wealthy Germans
    94 12 Reuter COLOGNE Germans, who have one of the highest savings rates in the world, doubled their wealth in the last decade as savings rose to 4.3 trillion marks (554.3 trillion) by the end of 1994. The German Banking Association yesterday said that despite the increase, Germans continued to
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    Lock icon Mubarak under threat
    81 12 Reuter CAIRO Egypt's largest Muslim militant group yesterday said it tried to kill President Hosni Mubarak in Ethiopia last week and vowed it would never halt its battle to topple his government and set up a strict Islamic state. The Gama'a al-lslamiya (Islamic Group), which has waged
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    83 12 AFP WASHINGTON House Speaker Newt Gingrich said he would not rule out running for the White House next year "if a vacuum developed". "I said I probably won't run, but filing closes for New Hampshire on Dec IS," Mr Gingrich said during a television interview late
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    62 12 AP GENEVA UN secretary-general Boutros Boutros-Ghali says the United Na- tion's peacekeeping operation worldwide faces "imminent bankruptcy" if member nations don't pay US$2 billion (SS2.B billion) in peacekeeping debts. Mr Boutros-Ghali told the Graduate Institute of International Studies on Monday that the growth in peacekeeping in
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    Lock icon Gates tops Forbes' list
    94 12 Reuter NEW YORK Bill Gates of Microsoft Corp, with an estimated worth of US$l2.9 biHion, heads Forbes magazine's ninth annual list of the world's wealthiest people, the first time an American has occupied the top spot. Warren Buflfett, with an estimated stake of US$lO.7 billion in
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    US interest rates: which direction now?
    700 12  -  The Bottom Line LEE BOON KENG LEE BOON KENG The writer is a lecturer at the Nanyafig* Business School, MTU THE United States economy has g»ne from one of soft landing to one that is potentially crashing. It grew at 4.1 per cent last
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    150 12 AFP SAPPORO The Asia-Pacif-ic Economic Cooperation (Apec) forum plans to hold a special meeting in Hongkong in September to prepare for this year's summit in Osaka in November. Officials yesterday said the Hongkong gathering, devoted to the specific area of trade and investment
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      Lock icon CAM, Amcol, Inno-Pac, Hwa Hong queried
      381 13  -  Sudden jumps in trading activity By David Mok SINGAPORE Four companies were queried yesterday by the Stock Exchange of Singapore on sudden jumps in the trading volumes of their respective shares. The companies concerned were CAM Mechatronic, Amcol Holdings, Inno-Pacific Holdings and Hwa Hong
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      TradeMart put on sale with price tag of $700m
      370 13  -  By Jenny Lam SINGAPORE Trade Mart Singapore, reputed to be South-east Asia's first wholesale fashion merchandise mart, is up for sale at an asking price of $700 million, sources said. Its owners are Hwa Hong Corporation and Parkway Holdings, which have
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      Sembawang sells 3.75m RDC shares to Salim firm
      298 13 SINGAPORE Sembawang Corp has sold 3.75 million Resources Development Corp (RDC) shares to the Indonesian Salim family's KMP Pte Ltd for a total of $23.4 million. Sembawang said in a statement issued yesterday that wholly-owned subsidiary Sembawang Industrial had sold the shares
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      IMM Multi-Enterprise's IPO 24.4 times subscribed
      306 13 SINGAPORE In what could be a sign of better times ahead for initial public offerings on the local bourse, shares of Yaohan group's IMM MultiEnterprise (IME) have attracted a subscription rate of 24.4 times. Business Times was informed last night that all the 15
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      Divided by a commission split
      691 13  -  HOCK LOCK SIEW -By Ho Kay Tat KUALA LUMPUR To Malaysia's Deputy Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, dealing with the financial markets must be at least as frustrating as accommodating the demands made on him by the various political interest groups. First, the stock market virtually
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      Amcol not aware of substantial shareholder Pribadi's intention
      358 13  -  By William Chia SINGAPORE Property and trading group Amcol Holdings said it was unaware of Indonesian businessman Henry Pribadi's intention when he bought a 5.11 per cent stake in the company last week. An Amcol director told BT yesterday that Mr Pribadi
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        MARKET MOOD
        51 13 Mixed Market Mood' indicates the likely trading sentiment today, based on brokers polled at 5-6pm yesterday. Overnight events may alter sentiment. Brokers polled: Alliance, Barings, Credit Lyonnais Securities, Daiwa, Fraser, G K Goh, Kay Hian, Morgan Grenfell, Ong Co, Nomura. Phillip. Smith New Court. WI Can and SG
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        HOT STOCK
        86 13  -  By Paul Leo TUAN SING Holdings is a long-term buy at yesterday's close of 50.5 cents. Monthly Relative Strength Index is near oversold but the daily and weekly RSIs are heading into overbought region. Hence, the most likely scenario is range-trading between 40-55 cents followed by a breakout
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          Liang Huat's unsecured bonds
          72 14 SINGAPORE Liang Huat Aluminium has proposed to issue $50 million of 3.5 per cent unsecured bonds due 2000 with 54.5 million detachable warrants. The issue manager, Schroder International Merchant Bankers, will place out the bonds, in denomination of $250,000 each, mainly with financial institutions while the
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          HTP on purchases of its shares
          53 14 SINGAPORE HTP Holdings said yesterday it was not aware of any substantial purchases of its shares by any party and hence a Business Times market report on Monday that "a property tycoon was looking at making a bid for it at $1.50" would appear
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          Fels gets bonus for job done
          63 14 SINGAPORE Far East Levingston Shipbuilding has received a bonus of US$l.B million (552.5 million) from Read Bates Development Company for completing the $73 million conversion of a semi-submersible drilling rig into a Floating Production System (FPS) within a specified deadline. The FPS will operate
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          SIA, Swissair, Delta in joint venture
          96 14 SINGAPORE Singapore Airlines, Swissair and Delta Air Lines have set up a joint purchasing agency in Zurich called DSS World Sourcing and intend to set up branches in Singapore and Atlanta. The joint venture has an authorised capital of 300,000 Swiss francs (*****,865) divided
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        Lock icon Amsteel Corp's sales of securities get go-ahead
        189 14 Bloomberg Business News KUALA LUMPUR The Securities Commission and the central bank have approved Amsteel Corp's proposed sales of securities worth as much as M 5639.8 million (*****.7 million), the company said yesterday. The proceeds from the sales of stock, warrants and debt
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        Lock icon SungeiWay to float 2 more subsidiaries
        126 14 Bernama PETALING JAYA The SungeiWay group is to float another two of its subsidiaries within a year on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (KLSE), says group president Dr Jeffrey Cheah. One of the two subsidiaries to be listed would be Bandar Sunway Sdn Bhd,
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        Showa unveils expansion plans
        497 14  -  Listing of Singapore subsidiary will help to finance USs3om expansion into Asia By Teh Hooi Ling SINGAPORE Japan's Showa Plastics Group (SPG) plans to list its Singapore subsidiary on the main board here to finance up to US$3O million in new plants in Asia over the
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        GIC joins forces with Showa for US$25m joint venture
        346 14 SINGAPORE The Government of Singapore Investment Corp and Showa Plastics Singa pore have set up a joint venture to invest US$25 million (Ss3s million) in plastic injection moulding factories. Joint-venture Showpla International formally established under a deal signed yesterday signed at
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        Sembawang Media may abort Internet business if fee too high
        520 14  -  By Lee Wai Leong SINGAPORE Sembawang Media may not go ahead with the Internet business if the price it has to pay for its public access licence will make its charges unafTordable. Disclosing this in an interview with BT, Sembawang
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        Lock icon RFM predicts net income of one billion pesos in 1996
        415 14 Reuter MANILA Philippine food-and-drink conglomerate RFM Corp's net income will hit one billion pesos (5554.6 million) in calendar 1996 on the back of strong sales and consumer demand, RFM president Jose Concepcion 111 says. Sales of its food, soft drink
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        DBS Land unit wins consultancy contract for Shenzhen Airtown
        242 14 SINGAPORE DBS Land's wholly-owned subsidiary, DBS Property Services, has been appointed project management consultant for Shenzhen Airtown a large commercial-cum-residential development in China. In a statement yesterday, DBS Land said the appointment came from Shenzhen Airtown (Eastern) Industrial Co. It added
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        Lock icon Giordano shares fall on report of China's plan to shut stores
        426 15 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Giordano International Ltd's shares fell as much as 6 per cent after a local newspaper reported that the Chinese government had introduced limits on the China businesses of controlling shareholder Jimmy Lai. The Chinese-language Hongkong
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        Lock icon NY State uncaps Nynex earnings in exchange for phone rate freeze
        273 15 Bloomberg Business News NEW YORK Nynex Corp said on Monday it reached an agreement with New York State regulators to remove a cap on the company's earnings in exchange for a seven-year freeze on local phone rates. The New
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        Lock icon ANZ to buy back 75% of preference shares
        215 15 Reuter MELBOURNE The Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Ltd said yesterday it would buy back 75 per cent of its converting preference shares after its buy-back offer closed on Monday. ANZ, which first announced the buy-back of its 1991 converting preference
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          Lock icon Mighty eyes China Investments stake
          76 15 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG China Investments Holdings Ltd said yesterday its second-largest shareholder. Rich Fond Development Ltd, had been approached by Mighty Management Ltd of the British Virgin Island's to sell its 19.45 per cent stake in the real estate investment company. The talks were
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          Lock icon Four Shenzhen brokers fined
          61 15 Bloomberg Business News SHENZHEN The stock administration division of the Shenzhen People's Bank fined four Shenzhen brokers 100,000 yuan (S$ 16,727) each for delaying annual audits of company operations, Shanghai Securities News reported yesterday. The paper did not disclose names of the firms. The bank fined
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          Lock icon Soros ups stake in Sydney casino
          78 15 Bloomberg Business News SYDNEY International financier George Soros has raised his stake in Sydney Harbour Casino Holdings Ltd, which is setting up Sydney's first casino, to 11.77 per cent from 9.48 per cent. His Soros Capital Indonesia and its associates now control 40.6 million
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          Lock icon Aussie-Philippine yeast joint venture
          77 15 Bloomberg Business News SYDNEY Australian food ingredients group Burns Philp Co said it has formed a joint venture in the yeast industry with Pilmico Foods Corp, a subsidiary of Aboitiz Equity Ventures Inc of the Philippines. The venture will involve manufacturing baker's yeast and related products,
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        Lock icon Samsung is biggest chaebol in sales, profits
        353 15 FT SEOUL Samsung was South Korea's biggest industrial group last year, in terms of both sales and profits, according to the country's Fair Trade Commission (FTC). Samsung beat Hyundai as the top conglomerate, or chaebol, for the second consecutive year with earnings of
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        Lock icon Microsoft to buy back more of its shares in FY1996
        411 15 Bloomberg Business News REDMOND, Washington Microsoft Corp said it bought back about US$69B million (Ss97o million) of its shares in fiscal 1995 and would continue to repurchase shares in fiscal 1996. The company acquired 11.7 million shares in the year
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        HK groups sign $140m loan for Johor project
        250 16 SINGAPORE Hongkonglisted groups Cheung Kong (Holdings), New World Development and Tem Fat Hing Fung (Holdings) have raised a dual currency loan of about $140 million for a property project in Johor Baru. The funds, raised from the Labuan offshore syndicated loan market
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        Forex dealers steering clear of sterling, greenback
        700 16  -  From Neil Behrmann in LONDON FOREIGN EXCHANGE dealers are shying away from sterling and the dollar because of political uncertainty in Britain and confusion about US interest rate policy. In Britain, the mood of the ruling Conservative Party appears to be swinging away
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          Lock icon CME trading down in 1st six months
          60 16 Bloomberg Business News CHICAGO Trading on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange fell 1.8 per cent in the first half of the year, compared with the same period last year, according to the futures and options exchange. In the first six months of this year,
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          New rider in Great Eastern policy
          86 16 SINGAPORE Great Eastern Life Assurance has launched a new rider, known as Lifetime Hospital Benefits, to its basic insurance plan. This rider is designed to meet the needs of rising health costs and the ageing Singapore population. The rider provides guaranteed coverage throughout the
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          Lock icon M'sian insurer to form joint venture
          41 16 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia National Insurance Sdn Bhd is seeking approval from Bank Negara to merge its branch in Labuan via a joint venture with a foreign insurance company to sell foreign-denominated insurance products. Bernama
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          Lock icon Pertamina gets US$970m LNG loan
          53 16 Reuter JAKARTA Indonesia's state-owned oil and gas firm Pertamina has obtained a US$97O million (Ssl.4 billion) loan from a syndicate of Japanese, French and US banks to build a seventh liquefied natural gas train in Bontang, on the Indonesian half of Borneo island, Antara news
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        61 16 AFP SAN JOSE, Costa Rica A worker shovelling coffee husks into a pile here on Monday to be used later as fuel for drying quality beans. Costa Rican coffee production is at a standstill as the National Coffee Institute has decided, along with Colombia, Honduras and
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        Lock icon China, HK agree to jointly regulate and develop futures markets
        295 16 Reuter HONGKONG China and Hongkong yesterday signed a futures regulation cooperation accord designed to help their futures market regulatory systems and develop the markets themselves. Under the agreement signed by the Securities Regulatory Commission (SRC) of China and Hongkong's Securities
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        Lock icon JGB market mulls speedier settlement
        297 16 Reuter TOKYO The Japanese government bond (JGB) market is considering a shorter settlement period to help minimise problems caused by emergencies like major earthquakes or the failure of market participants, senior traders say. However, they say the biggest drawback to the plan, which would speed
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        Thai rice prices likely to stay on the boil
        355 16  -  By Siow Li Sen SINGAPORE Thai rice prices are likely to rise for another three months, continuing a six-month rally caused by demand outstripping supply, Singapore-based rice traders say. Thai rice 100 per cent grade B the trade's benchmark has gone
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        Lock icon Oil prices near 1995 lows in holiday-thinned trade
        264 16 Reuter LONDON Oil prices continued their downward slide yesterday, hovering just cents above 1995 lows. Volumes were thin since markets in the US were closed for the for the Independence Day holiday. On the International Petroleum Exchange here, bellwether North Sea Brent
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        310 16 Reuter LONDON The dollar idled in mini-ranges at the European midday as the market was caught in a paralysing feeling of lethargy, traders said. Apprehension ahead of key events, such as the Federal Open Market Committee meeting today and tomorrow and Friday's US jobs report for June, has
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        Lock icon Eurodollars, Euroyen end little changed
        1417 17 SIMEX REPORT Reuter SINGAPORE Simex Eurodollar and Euroyen futures ended flat in a dull and tight range-trade. Activity was subdued by a market holiday in the US, a potential credit easing at the Federal Open Market Committee meeting today and tomorrow, plus the US June
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        Tin near 3-year high at M$16.42
        669 17 COMMODITY REPORTS KL Tin CONTINUED surge in demand saw tin prices on the KLTM rise 16 sen to an almost threeyear high of M$ 16.42 per kg. Three-month tin, which gained US$BO on the LME. was continuing to aid the uptrend which began on
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          BHP warns of world copper surplus
          88 17 MELBOURNE New mining production threatens to throw the world's supply of copper into a surplus situation, Jerry Ellis, general manager of the minerals division of Australia's Broken Hill Pty said yesterday. "We will see new production coming on stream in the next two years,
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          Norway's oil output to rise
          103 17 LONDON Crude oil output from the Norwegian sector of the North Sea is set to jump around 450,000 barrels per day in the last few months of 1995 to over 3.1 million bpd, as some key oilfields come onstream. In May, the Norwegian sector produced
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          India's grain stocks higher
          48 17 NEW DELHI The Indian government's grain stocks were bulging at 29.% million tonnes as of May I, versus 25.97 million a year earlier. A government statement yesterday said the 29.% million tonne buffer stocks were higher than the minimum required level of 14.S million.
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          Dutch wheat exporters suffer
          78 17 THE HAGUE European Commission moves to reduce wheat exports are hitting Dutch grain exporters. EU wheat stocks are at near record lows, thanks to the 1992 reforms of the Common Agricultural Policy. "Following the Commission's decision, wheat traders do not get export certificates to sell wheat
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      1496 17 SICOM Futures Rubber (futures dosing as at 5.30pm) RSS 1 Contract (S cents/kg) Close Volume Open Month High Low Sett (tonnes) Interest Aug 95 199.50 199 50 198 00 200 2225 Sep 194.00 1950 Oct 189.50 186.50 189 50 250 2225 Nov 189.50 186.50 189.50 250 2225 Dec
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        Australia
        1019 18 +8.9 SHARES closed 0.4 per cent higher yesterday, rallying in early trade following a strong performance on Wall Steet before tapering off in the afternoon. "I think there was probably just a little bit of keenness there first thing this moming with Wall Street a little bit firmer and
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        Manila
        662 18 +23.28 Share prices closed 0.84 per cent higher as investors positioned themselves for an expected increase in liquidity. "People are just positioning for the expected release of liquidity on the listing of Piltel on Friday," said a dealer, referring to Pilipino Telephone, which is controlled by the Philippine Long
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        Taipei
        524 18 +7.31 Shares finished 0.13 per cent up while most investors stayed at the sidelines, with electricals posting the largest rise. The 321-issue Weighted Price Index advanced 7.31 points to 5,320.25. Turnover was 661 million shares worth NT526.62 billion. Falls outnumbered rises 202 to 114, with 93 issues unchanged. The
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        Seoul
        431 18 -6.42 Share prices fell back after a rally in the past five days. "This consolidation was expected after a 5 per cent increase in prices," said a broker. The Composite Price Index dropped 6.42 points to 907.68. Turnover was 35.24 million shares worth 584.48 billion won. Despite the fall
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        New Zealand
        374 18 11.24 Shares rose for a third day as figures showing that the econo- my grew at a 6 per cent annual rate in the year to March 31 reduced concern about. slowed earnings growth. "We could have the best of both worlds with low inflation and still reasonable
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        Bombay
        109 18 -18.16 Shares on the Bombay Stock Exchange traded in a narrow band ending slightly lower. Dealers said volumes were high in blue chips Reliance and Tisco on the last day of the current account. Reliance ended steady at 256.75 rupees with 1.03 million shares traded. In Tisco, 531,000 shares
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        785 18 +25.5 UK STOCKS rose, tracking government bonds, amid optimism Prime Minister John Major will win the vote for the leadership of the governing Conservative party. A win by Mr Major would be seen as benefiting British assets by reducing the risk of an early general election that could lead
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        Paris
        181 18 +9.76 French shares closed higher, buoyed by remarks from both Bank of France governor Jean-Claude Trichet and Finance Minister Alain Madelin that conditions were ripe for a further decline in French interest rates, dealers said. Activity was thin, in part because of the closure of the US stock markets
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        Frankfurt
        228 18 10.45 Germany's main stock index rose one per cent, led by utilities and chemicals, amid hopes a slowing US economy would hasten cuts in global interest rates. The rise in the German market came on the eve of a meeting of US monetary policy-makers to decide whether recent signs
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        Brussels
        200 18 +4.66 Belgian stocks rose for the second day amid expectations interest rates will continue to fall, spurring higher earnings, analysts said. The Bel2o Index rose 4.66 points to 1,437.99, its highest close for two weeks. Sixteen stocks rose, four fell. "Both the interest rate and earnings outlook looks rosy,"
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        Milan
        139 18 +165 Italian shares finish strongly, domestic-led buying pushing the market up with volumes increasing. Further gains seen possible today in largely technical bounce, but with no new fundamentals in the market the room for a rally is seen capped at around 630 on the BCI index. The Mibtel Index
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        Amsterdam
        295 18 +2.54 Dutch shares closed at the day's highs as investors once again turned their attention to firm domestic market fundamentals and talked once more about a nearterm assault on the 440.69 record AEX Index high. "The whole picture still looks good," said one dealer. "Diutch interest rates are lower,
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        167 18 10.55 Swedish bonds and stocks rose, with stocks reaching their third consecutive all-time closing high, after the central bank raised interest rates to curb inflation. The yield on the benchmark 6 per cent government bond due 2005 fell to 10.89 per cent from 10.98 per cent, and the krona
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        271 18 +20.0 Swiss indexes closed higher in thin business, tracking a rising German market, as shares of exporting companies gained amid a stable dollar. The SMI Index rose 20.0 points to 2,847.5. All shares rose. The broader SPI Index gained 12.0 to 1,876.8. "We mainly tracked Germany today," said a
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        372 18 12.7 South African shares pushed higher towards the close of a quiet day's trade, a move dealers said was in anticipation of the return of US buyers to the market after their Independence Day holiday. "The perception is that when New York kicks in tomorrow, the Americans will come
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        225 18 +3.90 Stocks drifted higher in sluggish early trading with most players sidelined ahead of a key US Federal Reserve policy committee meeting today. The TSE 300 composite Index rose 3.90 points to 4,531.10 on volume of 5.27 million shares valued at C 552.60 million. The New York stock market
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      2763 19 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Stocks, buoyed by a rise in US shares, rose amid confidence that a slowing American economy will pave the way for lower interest rates. Property issues paced the advance and tempered an early slide in conglomerate shares. While there are doubts the Federal Reserve will
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      572 19 CLSA IN Hongkong, the H share index lost 1.4S points at 1,112.13 on turnover of HKS2.2 million. Maanshan Iron Steel and Shanghai Petrochemical remained the most active counters, accounting for 39 per cent of total turnover. The Shanghai B Index closed down 0.5 per cent on very poor volume
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      2540 19 Bloomberg Business TOKYO Japan's benchmark stock index climbed almost 2 per cent after investors interpreted statements by the Finance Minister to mean that the government is considering measures to shore up Tokyo's ailing market. "The Ministry of Finance is looking closely at the market and there's a degree of
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      1632 19 Reuter BANGKOK Stocks closed sharply higher on turnover of 8.2 billion baht, fuelled by improved market liquidity and an overnight bullish Wall Street performance. The SET Index finished up 27.06 points, or 1.96 per cent, at 1,407.15, its highest level in a month. Advances led declines 234 to 78.
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      1173 19 Reuter JAKARTA Shares ended higher in moderate trading due to light buying in blue chip stocks, but the overall market sentiment remained weak. The Composite Index rose 1.27 points to close at 492.82. Blue chips Barito Pacific, Gajah Tunggal and BDNI topped the active list, rising by between 75
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      2370 20 Gt Gr 1995 LjhI Vol Day Last Quote Oh 1*» YM Net M Cap High Low ompu) SaJt (TWO) life)) l-ow Bu>rf Seller Oi P/E Jmil MALAYSIAN STOCKS 478 m AISB 30c 376 +10 241 378 368 376 378 3.0 -2 9 0.2 38)6 127 77.5 m AMDS
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        6950 20 Bloomberg Business News KUALA LUMPUR Stocks rose, led by casino company Genting and other blue chip stocks. Gains on Wall Street encouraged investors to hope the US Federal Reserve will lower interest rates at its meeting today and tomorrow. "New York's performance last
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        1857 22  -  By R Sivanithy SINGAPORE The confusion and dissatisfaction created by the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange's latest guidelines on commission sharing was the main driving force behind the Straits Times Industrials Index regaining the 2,100 mark yesterday. Although institutions were said to be
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      231 13 NEWS VALUE Regional markets gather strength (pg I) Expectations of a cut in US interest rates likely to underpin regional markets in the weeks ahead. Jakarta hits monopolies with partial divestment rating (PS 1) Public flotation of monopolies would surely excite the Indonesian stock market. CAM, Amcol, Inno-Pac, Hwa Hong
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      516 23 KnightRidder, Reuter TRADING on the freight market was uneventful with little concluded business emerging ahead of the US holiday on Tuesday, brokers said. PANAMAXES: Ocean Associates was linked with the 64,896-dead-weight-tonne Menites with delivery Japan for a possible west Australian round voyage to China, at a rate rumoured
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      219 23 Reuter BEIJING Beijing said a freighter reported by its Singapore owner as hijacked had been taken into Chinese custody on suspicion of smuggling after entering China's waters illegally with no flag flying. "It was learned from the public security department that a freighter
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      92 23 Reuter BANGKOK Shipping firm Thoresen Thai Agencies Co Ltd has taken delivery of 10 new ships over the last nine months to meet growing demand. The 10 new ships, acquired at a cost of 700 million baht (5539.5 million), brings to 18 the firm's
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      325 23 SES '000 Jm 4 s$ TT- voi Cwt Distribution 1.61 +0.02 24 Chuan Hup Holdings 1.15 +0.01 37 Cosco Investment 1.76 -0.01 25 Cosco Investment A 1.74 Far East Levingston 6.7 +0.1 207 GB Holdings Ltd 0.72 -0.02 10 Hai Sun Hup Group 0.835 unch 382 Hitachi Zosen
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      Cargo volume through S'pore port up 6% to 98m tonnes
      351 23  -  By Rahita Elias SINGAPORE Total cargo volume through the port of Singapore jumped 6 per cent year-on-year in the first four months of the year to surpass 98 million tonnes. According to the latest Singapore Port Statistics, the port handled
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      71 23 SINGAPORE Kvaerner Ships Equipment of Sweden has designed a bow door it says will improve the safety of roll-on/roll-on vessels. It says the most popular solution for retrofits is a new type of inner bow door (above), which will be installed on three Irish Ferries including the
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      259 23 Bloomberg Business News SEOUL South Korea's shipbuilding companies received 3.26 million gross tons of orders during the first half of this year, up 65 per cent from a year earlier, the Korea Shipbuilders' Association said. An association official yesterday said local
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      264 23 UPI NEW ORLEANS The US coast guard has approved a salvage company's plan to separate a Greek-flagged and a Sin-gapore-flagged ship locked together by a weekend collision 112 km south of New Orleans in the Gulf of Mexico, a spokesman said on Monday. Petty
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      99 23 SINGAPORE Shipbuilding and engineering group Vosper Thornycroft will set up a company in Malaysia to focus on the East Asian market. It said the formation of Vosper Thornycraft (Malaysia) would mark the group's return to the region after a 15-year absence. VT (Malaysia)
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      602 23 MBT KUALA LUMPUR Vessel demand generated by the crude oil trade is expected to increase by over 13 per cent by the year 2000, Ocean Shipping Consultants said. The UK-based shipping consultant said: "The expected development of vessel employment in the
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      296 23 Reuter PHNOM PENH Cargo figures for Phnom Penh's port have fallen more than 50 per cent during the past eight months, the Port Authority director, Mom Sibon, said. Mr Sibon said the drop, from up to 30,000 tonnes
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      1021 24  -  Old players are forming new partnership agreements as they compete for the realigned Europe-Asia trade in the container snipping industry, reports Clive Woodbridge Clive Woodbridge Lloyd's List THE container shipping industry is going through a period of considerable changc. New partnership arrangements are being
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      INDEX TO SHIPPING LINES AND FREIGHT FORWARDERS
      514 24 P*ge ABC Cont 16 •ANL 3 •APL 12 Able 7 Accord 8 •Ahlers 6 •Ahrenkiel 4 Anlaco 13 •Appenship 4 Arowana IS Astro 8 Austral 9 Avant 6 B'tang Mas 12 BSA 9 BTL 16 Bangladesh 12 Batamindo 7 Bengal Br IS •Blue
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      THE SHIPPING GUIDE
      10121 32 This guide lists the sailing destinations from Singapore. The first date indicates the ETA at Singapore followed, by the ETA at the destination. The page number refers to the location of the schedule advertisement ETA ETA Advertiser Vessel Voyage Pi El Ml >Mrt Mmm Mm— I* SI
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        550 41 Vend fg No Berth Mai Departs Jurong Port Batam Indah N209 J12 alongside 05 07/2300 Buana Aba* 12/95 12 alongside 05 07/2300 Chilean Express 001/95 12 alongside 05 07/1800 Dwi Guna 07/01/95 121 alongside 05.07/2300 Gut Im Yang 9506 115 alongside 05.07/1300 Heiy. 07/01/95 11 alongside 05
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        1450 41 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Record Boofcng/Balance Rsits SMp Voy No Etfa/Btr Period From To Fran Ac* Daisy 067A 07/1630 4 05/1200 05/1459 05/1700 Acx Jade 2456 07/1100 4 05/1200 05/1459 05/1700 Acx Ltfy 064B 07/2359 4 05/1200 05/1459 05/1700 Alia Bhum 209S 06/1900 1A
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        844 41 THIS report, compiled by Cockett Marine Oil Ltd, shows price ranges in US dollars instead of single prices for a more comprehensive description of the market. Prices shown are based on average-sized stem. Market movements are indicated. The Cockett Bunker Price Index change and the individual
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        316 42 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR The long-delayed Msl.s billion (SSBSB million) double-track electric commuter train project is finally scheduled to run its first commercial service between Rawang and Kuala Lumpur on Aug 14. Transport Minister Ling Liong Sik said yesterday the electric train
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        451 42  -  By Alec Almazan SINGAPORE The Orient Airlines Association (OAA) has criticised the US government for hindering moves to standardise outdated airline passenger liability limits. During the recently concluded International Air Transport Association (lata) Airline Liability Conference held on June 19
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        79 42 Business Wire SEATTLE Alaska Airlines is turning the sides of its aircraft into running discussions between passengers and the familiar Eskimo that adorns the tails of the carrier's planes. He says Thanks' on the first planes with the new design that rolled out last week in Seattle. Coming
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        268 42 NYT WASHINGTON Air traffic controllers in Seattle and Salt Lake City last week swapped their outdated communications gear for a new, high-tech system made by Harris Corp, marking the first stage in a nationwide upgrade. The system lets a controller talk
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        384 42 Reuter TOKYO Vehicle sales in Japan are likely to fall short of expectations in calendar 1995, due to the continued frailty of* the economy and stricter regulations on truck emissions, industry sources say. x So far this year, vehicles sales have
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        83 42 Reuter HANOI Japan's Honda Motor Co has agreed to set up a US$l4O million (S$ 195 million) motorcycle plant in northern Vietnam, where its imported motorcycles are already market leaders, the Saigon Giai Phong daily reported. The plant, in which Honda will have
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        85 42 Reuter f-ORT WORTH AMR Corp's American Airlines said it set a traffic record for the day on June 30 with 377.3 million revenue passenger miles being flown yielding a load factor of 83.6 per cent. The previous record of 372.0 million revenue passenger miles was set
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        91 42 Bloomberg Business News SEOUL South Korea's auto sales at home and abroad rose 14.5 per cent during the first half of this year, thanks to brisk exports which made up for losses in domestic sales, car companies said. Total domestic sales of the nation's
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        74 42 Reuter TOKYO Nissan Motor Co will boost output this month at two plants to meet strong domestic demand for its luxury cars, a Nissan spokeswoman said. Nissan will buy four holidays from workers at its plant in Tochigi prefecture, north of Tokyo, and at
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        58 42 Bloomberg Business News SHANGHAI Shanghai Tyre Rubber Co, China's largest radial tyre maker, is producing five models at its new factory, said company secretary Gu Ying. She said the facility is able to make a total of 12 models. Of the five already being manufactured,
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        285 42 Bloomberg Business News DETROIT General Motors Corp said its US vehicle sales fell 3.9 per cent in June to 464,889 from 483,819 in the year-ago period, showing continued sluggish sales in the car industry. For the first six months of the year, GM's
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      2702 29 SAILING TO SOUTH AFRICA A EAST COAST SOUTH AMERICA Sl*fio*rtt SmuH Aftatt Til (6t»trtl) ttHMI A/titcr Otfl COSTAR SHIPPING PTE LTD F £.J e^?'J„U^ sM cm*** tn -m. msui n cmmmt twit y I Hum wtf tun Tsiu:m>i c*SMir ctnMi*ui. ttisut o/ottts/u cwtmn tmru OtS no Ttmtri tela r»i tt*2tu
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      536 29 jf FAMOUS CONTAINER UNES 80 ROBINSON ROAD, #22-02 SINGAPORE 0106 HOT UNE: *****33 (30 UNES) GOTHENBURG/SCAN 10/07 RMTFRIUM 10/07 AAHHUS/COPENHAGEN 10/07 HAMRMBr,/BREMEN 10/07 MARSEILLE/FRANCE 07/07 FELIXSTOWE/UK 10/07 BARCELONA/SPAIN 12/07 LEHAVRE/FRANCE 07/07 GENOA/ITALY 08/07 ANTWERP/BELGIUM 07/07 LOS ANGELES/WC/IPI 07/07 SYDNEY/MELBOURNE 11/07 NEW YORK/EC 07/07 FREMANTLE/ADELAIPE 06/07 VANCOUVER 07/07 BRISBANE 06/07 TORONTO/MONTREAL
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      143 29 NEW ASIA NAVIGATION SAI OMCT PHTMHTUr CMIMBMB WWW TO EAST AFMCA vcga IVOY Ify" 1 I NNfINPRMCESS 001S 10M>7 I 13/07 I 1»/OT21/07 122/07 MJOPCt CONTHNEt I 0028 I j/OJ 23/07 |2«/07 «VO7 131/07 NOOU 002S I 03/06 I 13/08 I lt/OI I 20/0* 121/Ot I HBBg 002S I 12AM
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      1028 30 fliaaaag^'^nmM BMBBWlirTil ffl vp»p- voy sm jkt vessb. w sm ww 'wg««gi WANABHUM 2828 Thu 08/7 Mon IQ/7~ BUNQA BEROJA WW Thu 08/7 Frt 07/7 VMABHUM* 1378 Frt 07/7 Tw 11/7 THANABHUM 127N Tw 11/7 Wd 12/7 MAHA BHUM* 234N Wd In Pt S* 08/7 T* MM 17/7 BUNQA SEROJA
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      814 30 79 ANSON ROAD, *21-01, SINGAPORE 0207 TEL: *****02 FAX: *****07 CRt **********0N btkaitb bhuttlm mivra rHWT 99WTTLK »WV>Ut POUT KLAMO I PEWAWO m m na. 1 «a hot fhi SEA LAUREL 402W 06Q7THU 07Q7FW XOUR JAY A ***** 07/07 FBI QftQ7StR 091 A Q6O7TW ~~MO7SAT B LrtOTSE 5039 OBQ7SUII IM7TUE
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      699 31 I BSA iA. pL.wiiMJi.wvi'iir^ Iml MYANMA FIVE STAR LINE (Myanmar National Line) x Loading for Yangon (Rangoon) Spora P.KIg PC N P.Gdfl MYOMAYWA VIS6W 11/07 TATHEIN VI33W 15/07 MALAYSIA AGENTS: BOUSTCAO SHIPPING AGENCIES KUL: TEL 02-03-*****00 PKL: TEL 02-03-*****01 -KM: TEL 02-04-*****02 PGO: TEL 02-07-*****21/4 NIGERIAN NATIONAL SHIPPING LINE SPORE
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      841 31 PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL UNES (PTE) LTD I SS5sS 140 Cecil Street #03 P,L Building, Singapore 0106. I 1 CR NO: **********06 VUML VOY BIN CMS JIB HOO JBD AOJ AOS MUK PZU MBW ASA KOTAWUAVA WJAB7B 8/7 12/7 18/7 21/7 23/7 28/7 28/7 30/7 1/8 3/8 B/8 KOTA BBRLIAN BRL33P 18/7
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      824 31 ICR NO: **********0Z VESSELS VOY SIN LE HAVRE HAMBURG THAMES ROTTERDAM ANTWERP VILLEDEVELA VO&N 11/07 OIAOB 00/06 06/06 06/08 07/08 VTLLEDECAPELLA VQH I&Q7 06/08 1008 12A» 13AM 14/06 VHXEDEUBRA LOW 25/07 15/06 17/06 IMB 2006 21/06 VM-LE D€ NORMA MOW 01/06 2A» 24/08 »08 27/08 2BA» ALSO ACCEPTING CARGO TO
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      55 33 1/C-VISA FREIGHT SERVICES PTE LTDgj Established Since 1984 ff OCEANIA PORTS REGULAR GROUPAGE LCL CONSOLIDATION AUCKLAMD SYDMEY IMPORT flf EXPORT BRISBANE MELBOURNE FREMANTLE SERVICES JgT FOR BOOKING ft SAILING SCHEDULE, CALL THE TOTAL TRANSPORTATION PEOPLE VISA FREIGHT SERVICES PTE LTD VISA LCL CONSOL PTE LTD TOLL-FREE TEL: 1800-*****66 TOLL-FREE TEL:
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      1886 34 AS AGENTS: K" UNE (SMGAPOftE) PTE LTD (CRNOI24M73HMMSTRKNOM-W173M6) TEL *****77 TELEX KAWAJd R*****5 FAX. *****1&7/8/9 I V V MALAYSIA: "K" LME MARTTWE (MALAYSIA) MM BHD U U TEL SA *****00 PK *****75 PEN *****20 J8 *****01PGU*****256 INDONESIA P.T. SARAMA LAUT MIUMUIA, TEL JKT *****08 r f EXPORT H. AMUICA PACIFIC
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      1467 34 AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES, LTD. 19 KEPPEL ROOD <Qg-Q1 JT POH BUU3XO 9WQAPOWE 0808 MAX UNE 2ZMMB CUSTOMER SERVICE 225-1225 FAX 221-«tt22 EAQLE VOICg 3?1»«aB OS ***** M TONOWTH AMWIMSAACANAPA—WmLICONIMMHIIWI —WC» BMw iwa. H ijw w iiDaguwnnai |ai|w|w[n en i p* i «ou iat wrc iw» mp 1 f MTNi VIM
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      625 35 (A WHOU.Y-OWNH) SUBSttMY OF NOL) Official A|Mit of: (SEA AIRFREIGHT) «#WCILJI IUcC TRANSPOMT OMM4 INTERNATIONALE SPEOfTtON MAINLINE: 278 7772 WEEKLY LCL CONSOLIDATION INDIAN SUB-CONTINENT ETD ETD COLOMBO 10/07 17/07 CHITTAOONQ 09/07 14/07 CALCUTTA 07/07 11/07 BOMBAV/IWW OBLNI 10/07 17/07 KARACHI 11/07 17/07 MADRAS 10/07 10/07 USA/EUROPE ■TO BTD USA (ALL
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      1801 35 GRAZ/5305 eto Spore 16/7/95 Shanghai 26/7/95 Hf!! Pwi(F) Pf*(Fl 51" P*« Sou Led Mm An»* Ham Brti H L-.Pfc.Sta NLL HONGKONG/1265 5/7 5/7 7/7 5/7(F) 27/7 29/7 23/7 24/7 25/7 NU AFRICA/4245 U% 14/6 IV6 li/6 7/7 8/7 ELBE/3275 8/7 8/7 10/7 11/7 20/7 30/7 31/7 3/8 4/8 2/8 MOSEL/2255
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      428 35 W SUNSHIP AGENCIES PTE LTD 20 McCallum Street #16-01/03 Asia Chambers Singapore 0106 Tel: *****22 (10 Lines) FAX; *****05 CR No.: *****8 200 00R i —i Y.S.N. VE»£l VOY I HOWMW PKELAH6 PHMIW I 1» 2 IHW7 28-21/7 22-21/7 OHmOwtei 52 SLO IMPOST M/ 7 WM 72 SLO SLO WPOWT
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      1552 36 uammmsm I U.S.A. CANADA 1 3 TIMES A WEEK SI PATRIOT V.152E ETA SIN 10TH JULY 1995 ;V MUNKEBO MAERSK V.9507 ETA SIN 10TH JULY 199S ARTHUR MAERSK V.9512 ETA SIN 12TH JULY 1995 Vmm Vby ETA I ETD 1 DESTINATIONS i Next «mak MUNKEBO Nod wMfc STH STRMG MAERSK
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      624 36 TO E. CANADA US ATLANTIC US GULF LOADING VOY I SPORE I P .KELANG HALIFAX N.YORK NORFOLK N.ORLEANS SAVANNAH TAMPICO HOUSTON HOEQH DUKE 0630 06/07 JUL 130 JUN p) 18 AUG 19 AUG 22 AUG 29 AUG 25 AUG 2 SEP 7 SEP HOEGH MIRANDA 0730 20/27 JUL 120 JUL
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      395 36 I To® PHILI OmNT V** UN€S PTC LTD ®TEL: *****00 (16 UNES) FAX: *****76/*****38 CP COOK: 10M*****00H %TJOT P. KKLAMQ 03-*****06 PPUNO 04 *****0 I SYDNEY, MSB(X3SN^RISBAN^REM3ETL^^^^I2JU^^ I AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON, LYTTLETON, 17 JULY I NAPIER, CHBtSTCHURCH. NEW PLYMOUTH I I" LOWOON. ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG I ANTWERP, AU. EUROPE, INLAND DESTINATIONS 10
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      806 37 A a m Trans-Link Express Pte Ltd Dllr A WLM Singapore U. M J AA FIRST FORWARDER IN W w I V ASIA AWARDED ISO 9002 BY LRQA Twice weekly consolidation on fast transit time vessels Call SANISA: 2771 058 (iV^IIJsLI for bookings cggj| T5. WTERNATIOHALSEA FREIGHT Singapore 561 1668
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      1730 37 Jll:f Haf'l'lWlKPOl !iifrym<i Fill! rM I L P T4*l r#4rlW 1' I■ 11! M T:1.1.! I fcM I lp#/1 lltljllß Jil.il *M Hlll fill MM FT'|l|l|y4-lr 1 17' I jl| ■M|L <l. yjfcL y Vina IKM m*« mum- jb> MB KU Lfi! BM BH BSI_ Ami ES m nil* mw
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      360 38 Singapore Soviet Shipping Co. Pte. Ltd. CR NO: **********0N BOMBAY/COCHIN I VESSEL VOY pm—l BOM COC KOTA MUTIAfU MLTTO3I 18/07 23/07 SEAQLORY QLRO47 17/07 23/07 MM »0 20/07 20/07 jMBOWH KUWAKO MKO7N 2S/07 08AM HOCHIMIHH/HAIPHONG I VESSEL VOY SM HC*I HPH PIONER KIRGI 03SV9S 08/07 14/07 PiONER KIRGI 045V86 20/07
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      114 38 SB j SIN FAR EAST 1 11/7 KEELUNG/KAOHSIUNG 9/7 BANGKOK 10/7 MANILA/CEBU 10/7 JAKARTA/BELAWAN/SURABAYA 10/7 PORT KELANG/PENANG/E. MALAYSIA 10/7 BUSAN 1 10/7 TOKYO/YOKO/KOBE/NGO/OSA 10n HONG KONG SIN CHINA (+EB*±B*n) 10/7 GUANGZHOU/HUANGPU/SHENZHEN IFUZHOU/XIAMEN/SHANTOU/SHEKOU DALIAN/SHANGHAI/XINGANG TIANJIN/QINGDAO/HAIKOU also accepting LCL cargo SIN EURQPE/UK 11/7 LON/FLX/LVP/SOU 11/7 RDM/HAM/ANT/LEH/GOA/OSL/GOT/BCN also accepting cargo to Austria/ Hungary/Romania/Poland/Bulgaria/Czech.
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      511 38 I STAR SHIPPING AGENCIES (S) PTC LTD I AQMHTS FOR: ZIM CONTAINER SERVICE GOLD STAR UNE LTD SETH SHIPPING CORPORATION TELEPHONE: 220-6666 (8 LINES) FAX: *****70 tt *****12 (WARKETMC) (CR NO. **********0-E) N. AMERKA/CARIBtEAH SERVICES vcsa Iwr Imi Inabbbnb im bt W wk |wn TUM not X S/7 UO«U l«
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      366 38 I VESSEL VOY SIN MAA SIN TIGER ISLAND 345N 07-0&07 12 1607 20 22J07 TIGER BRIDGE 346N 10-11/07 16-19«7 24-2V07 TIGER BAY 347N 13-1507 19-2307 27 29/07 TIGER CAPE 348N 17-18/07 31-01/06 TIGER ISLAND 349N 20-2207 26-30(07 0305/08 TIGER BRIDGE 360N 2* 2507 *****8 0706/08 I" VESSEL VOY SIN CALSW^I
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      202 38 wi iw mil nbj noiaHa urn HATHA! 141 IM7 IM7 ~IM7 2M7 nOT ~SS c. vctouk m n« i««i 17 m tvm kit «T«wmi itm nm »m~ am vm ~*m rhii HWI6 »i imi ttm am vm tvT vu Auckland wt tw SPT mm cm w mt mawtha >m« iw
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      301 39 FOUR TIMES/WEEK SAUNGS: P. 6UDAN6/SPORE Eta Eta VESSEL VOY PASROUOANO VOY SINGAPORE KUALA StAK V 41 OSS 03/07 (MON) 4106N 04/07 (TUE) KUALA SMK V ***** 06/07 (WED) 4108N 06/07 (WED) KUALA BIAK V 4107S 00/07 (THUJ 4107N 07/07 P* KUALA StAK V ***** 08/07 (SAT) 4106N OOAJ7 (SUN) KUALA
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      408 39 i I FULL CONTAMMR S6RVICB FROM SIN TO MADRAS vesseuvoy eta sm eta maa TIOCR CAM V.344N 03-04/07 oa-12/07 PWVOLYT V-2J 03-04/07 OMM7 SEA DfUOON V ORGO6I 04-08/07 00-11*07 TIOCR ISLAM) V 345N OS-Oe/B7 12-IM7 PESTOVOV.IB OS-oa/07 13-14/07 KOTA RAKYAT V RKYOSO OS-10W7 20-21/97 TWER BRXX3E V 346N 10-11/B7 IS-IWO7
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      290 39 NEO SHIPPING nXH AGENCIES PTE LTD ftl: *****29 Fax: *****59 wraay fuu /ia coNvtwnoNAi savict Haiphong i Doy? Iromit Loading JnlyW/21 Augo2/I4 Ho Oii Minh 3 Doy% transif Lending July 09 /13 /20/ 27 lomboy/Modm Looding July 01 /14 /21/ 21 Korochi Looding My 07 /14 /21/ 29 Colombo looding
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      734 39 sa "KASUGAI44E eta sgp 12/07/95 I HI jII ARRIVING LOS ANGELES 29/07/95 IN 16 DAYS I IH M aex "OCEANUS OSAKA 40E" ETA sgp 12/07/95 I ARRIVING NEW YORK 05/08/95 IN 23 DAYS I EXPORT IMtQAFOWICALIFORNIA PPMSS (tCX) TO: UWC CANADA VOT «N lOS OAK VAN SffT ~ATL CCO HOU
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      882 40 AFGHANISTAN M&M Afghanistan Ltd., ■UIO ■kJH Hairatan, Torghundi, Islamqala (Doqhamn) ■wlOtiWl C.1.5./RUSSIA: Alma Ata. Ashkhabad, Baku, Dushanbe, I Milit-?or A Mnnrh Irkutsk, Khabarovsk, Krasnoyarsk, Korsakov, Moscow, wniuef tt nnuuin Novosobirsk, Sochi, Tashkent, Tbilisi, Vladivostok, Vostochny Ulaan Ba,c N Korea: Pyongyang, Nampo EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO west coast south AMERICA ALSO
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      538 40 KZB m CONTAINER LINES, INC I L n a .J Agents: MAC-NELS SPORE: *****22 (24LWES) vzj S«U (064) ****** KUCHMG (082) *****3 PENAMQ: (04) *****6 BANGKOK (662) *****67 MAMLA (632) *****61 P. KELAMQ: (03) *****77 JAKARTA: (21) *****07 SURABAYA: (31)*****0 I ASIA HKG/TWN/BKKI GENOA/EUROPE I w w m mSSSSm ffwwiwo*
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      357 40 I fc EASTERN CAR LINER LTD. STRAITS/JAPAN/STRAITS SERVICE MULTI-PURPOSE A RORO CARRIER SPECIALIZE IN HEAVY LIFT CARGO UPTO 120 TONS RAMP CAPACITY UPTO 50 TONS I ftt I TO I IOAWNGfOt VISSII VOY SM K omnhut iT 04/7 iA«G«o« ij/7, ho en an" HAI PHONG, JAP AM RfINA ROSA I
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      132 41 j REGIONAL WEATHER 1 LEGEND: R Thunderstorm Temperoture c A\. y $hower Weather Wmd direction with speed m knots Rom Cloudy Sky Wove height Surfoce winds or* indicated by arrows which fly with the wind One Ml circle represents calm or light and variable wrxh J One holf tleche represents
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      87 42 M.V. "MILLION T" VOY 15 ARRD 21ST JUNE 1995 M.V. "ORIENT QUEEN" VOY 18 ARRO 21ST JUNE 1995 Consignees of all damaged cargoes ex the captioned vessel is hereby notified that a general survey will be held on the 6th July 1995 0900-1200 hours at PT7 and PTS respectively. No
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