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Title Section14 1997-11-22 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES MITA (P) 023/12/96 85c SINGAPORE Internet: http://www.asial.cora.sg/biztimes WEEKEND EDITION, NOVEMBER 22-23,199714 words
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Article, Illustration777 1997-11-22 1 Moon Ihiwan - Move prompted by US, Japan reluctance to grant bilateral leans; won, stocks ralfy From Moon Ihiwan in Seoul SOUTH Korean Finance Minister Lim Chang Yuel announced yesterday that his country will ask the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for a bail-out package of US$2OREUTERS - 777 words
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899 1997-11-22 1 Meera Tharmaratnam - 4-4% recovery also helped by ringgit's strengthening By Meera Tharmaratnam in Kuala Lumpur MALAYSIA'S benchmark index overcame a morning slump to gain 4.37 per cent after government leaders signalled that banks would not be forced to bear the burden of899 words
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315 1997-11-22 1 Ang Wan May - By. Ang Wan May [SINGAPORE] Visitor arrivals in Singapore slumped 17.6 per cent in October against the same month last year, no thanks to the regional currency turmoil and the haze from forest fires in Indonesia. It was the most drastic drop in monthly315 words
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710 1997-11-22 1 Conrad Raj, Larry Wee - Reports by I Conrad Raj, Larry Wee [SINGAPORE] Singaporeans and analysts based here have reacted with a mixture of puzzlement and annoyance to allegations by Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad that many of the negative rumours on Malaysia originated from Singapore. Dr Mahathir710 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement103 1997-11-22 1 411 SIDE Tmißg to US equities are too rfcky; Asian stocks are still falling. So European stocks may be an excellent solution for medium-term investment Pg2 liiingmg fuwam SIA is expected to announce on Monday a new bilateral partnership with Germany's Lufthansa, as speculation mounts of a break-up with Swissair,103 words
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FOCUS: PERSONAL FINANCE & INVESTMENT
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BULL`SEYE
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Article, Illustration602 1997-11-22 2 Flaures denote number of respondents Those polled foe their views oa the Sinmors ttockmsrket outlook for ml week were: Deutsche Mor ■Ml Grenfell. fraser Securities, CK GaSTINC Baring Securities. Kim Eng Securities. Phillip Securities, mdosuet W1 Csrr mo ♦(Sell) BZWPacific Union, Nov 20,51.81 We have downgraded our602 words
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Article, Illustration385 1997-11-22 2 Tim Greston - Tim Greston Moholif-Aypltfito HE current crisis of I faith in the Asian X growth story is overexaggerated, both in the market's current pricing and in the media. As most know, markets, especially in emerging countries, tend to overshoot on the upside as well as on the downside.385 words
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Article, Illustration1067 1997-11-22 2 Shiv Taneja - Against volatile US, Asian equities, European blue chips offer some relatively secure upside ahead of EMU: bankers By\ Shiv Taneja [SINGAPORE] IF you are one of those who believes it is too dangerous to get into US equities now and too early for Asian stocksFILE PHOTO - 1,067 words
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507 1997-11-22 2 S N Vasuki - STB OV THE RWUOMSINDONESIA From, S N Vasuki in Jakarta INDONESIAN stocks slumped to a four-year low this week on a variety of concerns. Foreign and local investors, who appeared bullish when the government announced a US$23 billion (5536.8 billion) IMF-led stabilisation package507 words
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Article, Illustration582 1997-11-22 2 Christopher Tan - Byi Christopher Tan [SINGAPORE] In early April, we ran an article which Mid COE premiums would soon test record highs. Although the article drew unfavourable feedback from some quarters, we were vindicated. Premiums started to spiral that very month, with Categories 1Source: LIN - 582 words
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618 1997-11-22 2 Caroline Meakin - They can provide exposure to different markets, industries, economic cycles Byi Caroline Meakin IT cannot be emphasised too much how important it is to spread risks by diversifying across a variety of assets and across a range of investments within each asset class.618 words
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Advertisement17 1997-11-22 2 Back tp to Basics This is the ninth in a series of tivelve articles discussing investing fundamentals17 words
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SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
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245 1997-11-22 3 Quak Hiang Whai - From Quak Hiang Whai in Hongkong PROPERTY surveyors and valuers from Hongkong and Singapore forged a closer link yesterday when their respective industry bodies sealed a membership reciprocity agreement here. Signed by the Singapore Institute of Surveyors and Valuers (SISV) and the Hongkong245 words
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Article, Illustration440 1997-11-22 3 Ang Wan May - Cooperative also said to have secured Yaohan's coveted spot in Thomson Plaza By. Ang Wan May NTUC Fair Price is embroiled in a showdown with French hypermarket Carrefour over Far East Organization's Hougang Point. The cooperative has also just secured Yaohan's coveted spotFILE PHOTO - 440 words
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304 1997-11-22 3 Toh Han Shih - By 1 Toh Han Shih CENTRAL Provident Fund (CPF) members will soon be able to read their CPF statements on the Internet, and employers will be able to submit their monthly CPF contribution payment details online. From Dec 29, CPF members through the304 words
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250 1997-11-22 3 Jennifer Lien - By Jennifer Lien SINGAPORE Technologies has agreed to help pay the compensation benefits of employees terminated by whollyowned disk-drive subsidiary Micropolis, which is being wound up. In a letter to employees obtained by BT and dated Nov 18, Sing Tech250 words
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352 1997-11-22 3 Yang Razali Kassim - Pacts seen helping to sell Singapore ONE network overseas From Yang Razali Kassim in Vancouver CANADA and Singapore were scheduled yesterday to sign more than Cslso million (*****.9 million) worth of agreements in the information and communications technology sectors. A statement issued352 words
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MARKETS IN TURMOIL
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595 1997-11-22 4 Larry Wee - But region's future remains good if it acts fast and shows political will By. Larry Wee [SINGAPORE] Expect another six to nine months of volatility in Asian financial markets, now that South Korea has joined the list of battered economies, say595 words
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311 1997-11-22 4 Bloomberg News [JAKARTA] Bank Indonesia Governor Soedradjad Djiwandono met with a group of about 200 bankers yesterday and encouraged them to cut the high domestic interest rates that have threatened to drive some companies out of business, bankers that attended the meeting said.Bloomberg News - 311 words
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88 1997-11-22 4 Reuters [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysia will allow offshore banks to invest in Malaysian ringgit money market instruments subject to a limit on the value of investment per bank from January 1, 1998, Bernama news agency said yesterday. Quoting a speech prepared for delivery by FinanceReuters - 88 words
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Article, Illustration375 1997-11-22 4 AFP Reuters [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad plans to take his campaign for new economic measures to businessmen, trade unions and media over the weekend, a spokesman said yesterday. The spokesman said Dr Mahathir planned to address about 60 business leaders thisAFP; Reuters; REUTERS - 375 words
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315 1997-11-22 4 ■LABUAN Bernama MALAYSIAN Deputy Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said yesterday the government was not consulted on the restructuring exercise of Renong Bhd and United Engineering (Malaysia) Bhd (UEM). 'The deal is a private exercise, it has not been reported to the government andBernama - 315 words
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202 1997-11-22 4 AFP (BANGKOK) Thai Deputy Finance Minister Pichet Phanvichartkul said yesterday that foreign creditors have agreed to roll over some of the billions of dollars owed them by Thai firms in short-term loans falling due by the end of the year. MrAFP - 202 words
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Article, Illustration405 1997-11-22 4 Govt must raise more forex, reform banks and firms: analysts AFP [SEOUL] Reckless debt-fi-nanced expansion by giant conglomerates and an outdated banking system triggered the financial crisis that forced the once dynamic South Korean economy to seek International Monetary Fund help, analysts saidAFP - 405 words
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Article199 1997-11-22 4 Reuters [HONGKONG] Hongkong stocks stormed to a higher close yesterday, boosted by a combination of positive local and regional factors, and brokers said the index should trend higher next week but trading would remain volatile. "We have seen a combination of positive events today,"Reuters - 199 words
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REGION
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571 1997-11-22 5 TOKYO They cite recent poor consumption figures, impending fallout from Asian turmoil Reuters JAPAN'S feeble economic performance over past months and the spectre of growing fallout from turmoil in Asia is prompting economists to cut forecasts for Japanese growth in this fiscal yearReuters - 571 words
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205 1997-11-22 5 TOKYO AFP JAPAN'S three opposition parties yesterday submitted a no-confidence motion against Finance Minister Hiroshi Mitsuzuka following the collapse of one of the country's top 10 commercial banks. The three parties the New Frontier Party, the Democratic Party of Japan, and Taiyo Party jointly took theAFP - 205 words
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361 1997-11-22 5 Quak Hiang Whai - HONGKONG By* Quak Hiang Whai A FORMER financial controller of the Allied Group wanted in Hongkong for alleged fraud and conspiracy was set free in Australia yesterday after the New South Wales Supreme Court ruled an extradition agreement between Hongkong and Australia ended after361 words
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216 1997-11-22 5 TOKYO AFP SOME 50,000 Japanese port workers launched a 24-hour nationwide strike yesterday, angry at what they see as Tokyo's agreement with Washington that they reform cargo-handling procedures. "We are really angry at the Japanese government which made a deal with the USAFP - 216 words
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147 1997-11-22 5 BANGKOK Reuters THAI Prime Minister Chuan Leekpai keeps forgetting he's not in the opposition any more. On two occasions the newly-appointed premier followed habit and used opposition facilities instead of those aUotted to the prime minister. Mr Chuan surprised his rivals whenReuters - 147 words
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460 1997-11-22 5 FRANKFURT Turmoil will probably make Aman central bankers reassess position: 6IC official Bloomberg CENTRAL banks in Southeast Asia, seeking a better haven from the currency market turmoil, may switch some reserves from US dollars into Europe's future single currency, a senior manager ofBloomberg - 460 words
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Article, Illustration375 1997-11-22 5 BANGKOK Opposition party not expelling 12 MPs who vow to stay with govt AFP Reuters NEW Thai Premier Chuan Leekpai won a temporary reprieve yesterday in his battle to retain a workable parliamentary majority as 12 Prachakorn Thai Party (PTP) MPsAFP; Reuters - 375 words
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Article, Illustration118 1997-11-22 5 [SYDNEY] Aquarium maintenance diver Giles MacLeay yesterday cleaning the bottom of a coral fish tank at Sydney's new Star City Casino. The casino s two aquarium tanks, which contain reef fish from Australia's Great Barrier Reef, cost Asl.3 million (SSI.4 million) in total. The ASB76 million casinoREUTERS - 118 words
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180 1997-11-22 5 ■HONGKONG AFP HONGKONG is to change its land auction procedures after a woman hoaxer wrecked a multi-million dollar land auction by making a phoney winning bid, the government said yesterday. Prospective bidders at land auctions will now be required to register with theAFP - 180 words
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151 1997-11-22 5 KUALA LUMPUR Reuters EIGHT hundred Mercedes Benz cars are stranded at a port in Malaysia as authorities decide whether to allow them into the country, the national Bernama news agency said yesterday. "It's true that the cars have arrived at PortReuters - 151 words
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Page 5 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous372 1997-11-22 5 CRYPTIC CROSSWORD 29 Cheering drink gin sling (9) 30 S rt f duplicate 8 Reorder night drug please. YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION This one? (8-7) uuiliiMJiMJMßl DOWN 15 Record new hit in branch us--1 Experiences one isn't glad to mathematicalaid(9) M F fn s jn*N N i£H-M R H 1 recall (7,8)372 words
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THE WORLD
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551 1997-11-22 6 NEW YORK But negative pressures may rise next year if domestic markets are volatile Reuters THE financial crisis plaguing South-east Asia will probably shave a quarter of a percentage point off US gross domestic product (GDP) growth inReuters - 551 words
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Article, Illustration476 1997-11-22 6 THE regional financial turbulence requires bold leadership among Asia-Pacific economies to forge ahead with economic liberalisation, not the mere setting up of a funding facility to bail out countries in crisis. While the Asian financial facility agreed upon by Apec finance officials thisREUTERS - 476 words
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Article, Illustration678 1997-11-22 6 Yang Razali Kassim in Vancouver - APBC SUMMIT In whatever form the proposal now takes, It stakes new lines for IMF's role In Akla Reports from Yang Razali Kassim in Vancouver THE Canadian official, in a catchy play on words that reflected his own stand, described the International Monetary Fund (IMF)678 words
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Article290 1997-11-22 6 LONDON Reuters THE Bank of England (BOE) on Thursday stressed that Britain was unlikely to join a single European currency before the next British election, due by 2002. A BOE spokesman was commenting on an article due to appear in yesterday's edition of the GermahReuters - 290 words
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563 1997-11-22 6 Rajendra Bajpal - NEW DELHI No signs of quick end to fend between Congress Party and ruling coalition By Rajendra Bajpal THE running feud between India's ruling United Front coalition and the Congress Party without whose support the government could fall showed no563 words
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422 1997-11-22 6 WASHINGTON Bloomberg GEORGE Soros has asked the Securities and Exchange Commission to keep certain equity positions held by Soros Fund Management LLC secret, the first time the billionaire investor has tried to take advantage of a little-known rule. Institutional investorsBloomberg - 422 words
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Article, Illustration38 1997-11-22 6 [LONDON] The Queen smiling as she is given a "Happy Anniversary balloon as she walks from Westminster Abbey on Thursday. Foreign royalty and other dignitaries gathered to celebrate her 50 years of marriage. REUTERSREUTERS - 38 words
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Page 6 Miscellaneous
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COMPANIES & MARKETS
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391 1997-11-22 7 Partnership likely to cover everything from code-sharing to marketing to flight coordination Bloomberg [FRANKFURT] Deutsche Lufthansa AG and Singapore Airlines Ltd are expected to announce a bilateral partnership on Monday, marking the entry of the latter into a new alliance. The moveBloomberg - 391 words
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411 1997-11-22 7 Ang Wan May - Group plans chain of Planet Fitness gyms in Asia Pacific By, Ang Wan May [SINGAPORE] Listed shipping and property group Hai Sun Hup is muscling in on the gym business in the region. It plans to develop a chain411 words
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680 1997-11-22 7 Lee Han Shih - HOCK LOCK SIEW Lee Han Shih KEPPEL LAND is not known as a market leader in the private housing market here. But very soon, it could be. And that is bad news for other developers. KepLand will launch its Villa Verdi680 words
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Article, Illustration273 1997-11-22 7 Russell Baker - From, Russell Baker in Sydney THE Government of Singapore Investment Corp (GIC) has been one of the major winners from the A 514.3 billion (5115.8 billion) privatisation of Australian telecommunications giant Telstra. GIC was allocated 20.38 million As 2 shares in theFILE PHOTO - 273 words
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86 1997-11-22 7 Bloomberg [KUALA LUMPURJ Hwang DBS Securities' syndicated loans were downgraded by Rating Agency Malaysia (RAM), due to risks in its stock brokerage practices. RAM said it cut its shortterm rating for Hwang-DBS' 150 mUlion Malaysian ringgit (5568.3 million) loans to P3 from P2.Bloomberg - 86 words
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363 1997-11-22 7 Jennifer Lien - Move follows sale of Parkway stake less than 6 months ago By, Jennifer Lien [SINGAPORE] Malaysia-listed Hospital Pantai, which recently sold a 19 per cent stake in healthcare group Parkway to DBS Land, has become a substantial shareholder of Ses-daq-listed363 words
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Article195 1997-11-22 7 Bloomberg [SINGAPORE] Singapore Telecom shares rose 3.3 per cent as investors flocked to buy the stock as a safe haven amid the regional stock market and currency turmoil. Shares in the former telephone monopoly, known as Sing Tel, rose 9 cents to $2.84, theBloomberg - 195 words
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REGIONAL COMPANIES
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402 1997-11-22 8 Annette Pan - Another 3 companies all set to be floated by year-end By, Annette Pan [SINGAPORE] Initial public offerings are continuing apace despite the regional stockmarket and currency turmoil, with another three companies set to float on the local bourse before the year is402 words
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244 1997-11-22 8 Al Labita - From. Al Labita in Manila A LISTED unit of Singapore's City Development Ltd (CDL) has offered to buy back its shares to enhance their traded value. In a report on Wednesday to the Philippines Stock Exchange, Grand Plaza Hotel Corp (GPHC) said the244 words
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301 1997-11-22 8 Operations in HK, Singapore and London affected Bloomberg [HONGKONG] Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc will sell its private client businesses in Hongkong, Singapore, and London to Prudential Securities Group Inc of the US for an undisclosed price. Lehman will also move itsBloomberg - 301 words
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262 1997-11-22 8 Bloomberg [HONGKONG] Kong Tai Inter national Holdings Co, a Hongkong property investment company, said it will team up with businessman Lam Chinchun and the Bank of China to buy control in SHK Convertibles Ltd. Kong Tai, Mr Lam and ChinaBloomberg - 262 words
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Article, Illustration523 1997-11-22 8 More leaves most of its 2,700 workers without jobs Reuters [HONGKONG] Almost 3,000 workers were fighting for jobs or compensation as the Japanlinked Yaohan department store empire shut its doors yesterday and faced liquidation amid a pile of debt. But aReuters; AFT - 523 words
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299 1997-11-22 8 Bernama [BUKIT MERTAJAM] The MBf Education Group will develop an education park at Padang Meha in Kulim, Kedah, next month, MBf Capital's chief operating officer Loy Teik Ngan said yesterday. The project would be known as Taylor International College. The education park isBernama - 299 words
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228 1997-11-22 8 [SINGAPORE] Sesdaq-listed Giken Sakata's net profit for the half year to September fell 3.3 per cent to $1.06 million. Turnover tumbled 67.6 per cent to $68.3 million, due to "substantially reduced orders from a major customer", the group said yesterday, without naming the customer.228 words
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184 1997-11-22 8 Bernama [KUALA LUMPUR] Tenaga Nasional, in welcoming the move by the government to take over the Bakun dam project, said it was ready to offer its services to the new owners to manage the project, if and when the government decided to resume itsBernama - 184 words
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COKMPANYBriefs
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106 1997-11-22 8 [SINGAPORE] Jurong Inspection Centre, a venture between CIAS Enterprises, SBS Engineering and CWT Distribution, is raising its motorbike fee from $8 to $15; cars, cabs and light goods vehicles will now be $50 ($25 previously); buses and heavy vehicles with two axles, $60 ($30); those106 words
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61 1997-11-22 8 [SINGAPORE] Property firm Bukit Sembawang Estates' net profit for the first half to Sept 30 fell 46 per cent to $8.36 million from $15.29 million previously. Turnover was down, too: $20.95 million this time against $31.32 million. Earnings per share for the CPF trustee61 words
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61 1997-11-22 8 [SINGAPORE] Furniture giant Courts Singapore is leasing 19,687 sq ft of additional showroom space to expand its Ang Mo Kio store for electrical appliances as well as information technology products. It will also enlarge its furniture range, the company said yesterday. The official61 words
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Article23 1997-11-22 8 [SINGAPORE] Pacific Century Regional Developments has appointed Peter Allen an executive director and a member of its audit committee.23 words
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32 1997-11-22 8 [SINGAPORE] Fu Yu Manufacturing has raised the paid-up capital of Fu Yu Moulding Tooling (Shanghai) Co Ltd to US$3.5 million (555.6 million) from US$2 million.32 words
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Article29 1997-11-22 8 [SINGAPORE] IMM Multi-Enterprise Ltd's wholly-owned Yaohan Whimsy Singapore Pte Ltd has changed its name to Whimsy Singapore Pte Ltd with effect from Nov 13.29 words
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INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES
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234 1997-11-22 9 Bloomberg [TOKYO] Nippon Telegraph Telephone Corp, the world's largest phone company, reported its group net profit rose about 70 per cent to 178.3 billion yen (552.25 billion) for the six months through September. An exact comparison isn't possible because this is the firstBloomberg - 234 words
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482 1997-11-22 9 Losses piling into trillions of yen as hanlrg tflkft maw attff cats, unload assets Bloomberg [TOKYO] Japan's largest banks yesterday projected trillions of yen in losses for this year as they try to rid themselves of bad loans that have piled upBloomberg - 482 words
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312 1997-11-22 9 FT [LONDON] Shares in Gucci, the Italian fashion house, soared by 5.80 florins to 78.80 florins in Amsterdam on Thursday amid speculation of a takeover bid from LVMH, the acquisitive French luxury goods group. LVMH, which already owns a cluster of French luxury labelsFT - 312 words
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Article304 1997-11-22 9 MCI bags USs6oom contract to build new high-volume network Reuters [WASHINGTON] Looking to the future but with one eye on last month's stock market plunge, Nasdaq on Thursday agreed to pay US$6OO million (*****.3 million) to more than quadruple the computer-driv-en stock market's trading capacity. TheReuters - 304 words
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290 1997-11-22 9 SAP reviewing rating of firm's long-term debt for downgrade Bloomberg [TOKYO) Moody's Investors Service cut Yamaichi Securities Co's debt rating to junk, saying it questioned whether Japan's fourth-largest brokerage can be profitable again. "Reduced funding availability in combination with an already reduced capitalBloomberg - 290 words
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SHIPS IN PORT
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FINANCE & COMMODITIES
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439 1997-11-22 10 Neil Behrmann - Buying deflates in Q3 after first-half surge; metal used as safe haven in N Asia From Neil Behrmann in London GOLD demand in South-east Asia has collapsed because of the region's currency and financial crisis. Confirming earlier reports in BT, the World439 words
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243 1997-11-22 10 Soh Tiang Keng - By i Soh Tiang Keng (SINGAPORE] Sanyo Merchant Bank in Singapore is continuing with normal business despite the collapse of its parent company, Sanyo Securities, in Japan. Masao Nishi, managing director of Sanyo Merchant Bank (SMB), told BT yesterday that243 words
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Article, Illustration436 1997-11-22 10 USS/mark: The US$/mark started the week in lacklustre fashion, trading between 1.7238 and 1.74 for the first three days. It then made a push above 1.74 to touch 1.7430 on Thursday and was trading around the 1.7410 level yesterday morning. Despite the bullish tone displayedSource: DOS Bank - 436 words
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150 1997-11-22 10 Reuters [LONDON] Fierce competition in international commercial insurance and the strong pound have eroded revenue at Lloyd's of London insurance market, threatening to drive down profits this year, the Financial Times reported yesterday. The paper said figures published in Lloyd's monthly publication OneReuters - 150 words
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262 1997-11-22 10 Reuters [TOKYO] Kankaku Securities Co Ltd said oil Friday that it would gradually withdraw from its overseas operations, cut the number of its outlets in Japan and reduce its workforce. The second-tier securities house said in a statement that the moves are partReuters - 262 words
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Article222 1997-11-22 10 SWim Report Reuters [SINGAPORE] Simex Euroyen futures steadied in late trade as uncertainty over Japan's use of public funds to stimulate its economy continued to take centrestage, dealers said. After a fairly volatile week, the June Euroyen futures traded within a tight two-and-a-half tick bandReuters - 222 words
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146 1997-11-22 10 Ric Trotta - MSCI TAIWAN FUTURES -By Ric Trotta By Ric Trotta, Floor Manager, Refco Singapore Pte Ltd [SINGAPORE] The Simex MSCI Taiwan Stock Index futures contract finished higher yesterday after a fairly lacklustre session. The November '97 contract closed at 326.9 with a gain of 7.1146 words
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237 1997-11-22 10 ENERGY REPORT Reuters [LONDON] Oil prices edged lower yesterday as traders turned their attention from Iraq to a potentially stormy Opec meeting set to debate a plan to increase its official output ceiling. World benchmark Brent blend crude was trading down eight centsReuters - 237 words
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Article271 1997-11-22 10 Bloomberg Reuters Tendon THE dollar fell against the yen in Europe as optimism grew that a crisis in Asian financial markets may be easing. Talk South Korea will ask the International Monetary Fund for aid for mounting debts helped the won stage its biggest one-day rally ever. ThatBloomberg; Reuters - 271 words
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Article1592 1997-11-22 11 Bloomberg AFP Q|wa *wm JAPANESE stocks rose for a second day, led by banks, as the ruling Liberal Democratic Party moved towards using public funds to shore up Japan's rickety financial system. "Anxiety about the financial system has subsided now that the LDP is hammering out a concrete scheme,"Bloomberg; AFP - 1,592 words
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Article, Illustration1577 1997-11-22 12 AFP QHangSeng +497.52 SHARE prices surged nearly 5 per cent yesterday amid South Korea's decision to approach the IMF for an economic bailout and bolstered by Wall Street's overnight rally, dealers said. "The rise is largely pushed up by strong gains on Wall Street overnight," said Eugene Law, researchAFP - 1,577 words
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Article, Illustration608 1997-11-22 12 Reuters Shenzhen B Index -LO2 CHINA'S hard currency B shares ended at new closing lows for 1997 as sentiment was hit by disappointment that a national finance meeting failed to yield policies to boost the stock market, brokers said. Some analysts said they were forecasting the start of aReuters; Source: Credit Lyonnsis Securities(Asia) Ltd - 608 words
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Article390 1997-11-22 12 AFP PI WP Index ****** TAIWANESE share prices edged up one per cent yesterday, boosted by a Wall Street rally overnight and a rebound of the Taiwanese and South Korean currencies following Seoul's decision to approach the IMF for an economic bailout. "Encouraged by heavy gains of US shares,AFP - 390 words
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Article259 1997-11-22 12 AFP n Wellington «&6S SHARES closed 0.2 per cent lower yesterday in trading dominated by stocks with exposure to crisis-ridden Asian economies. The NZSE-40 Index was down 5.65 points to 2,343.61 on turnover of NZ576.5 million with Telecom Corp up one cent at NZ$B.32 AFP w coow AN2 BankingAFP - 259 words
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Article, Illustration807 1997-11-22 12 Reuters AFP PI SET Index jjl THAI stocks closed slightly lower yesterday as concerns about new share issues and corporate profitability outweighed the positive sentiment generated by a rebound in regional markets, brokers said. After a thin day's trade the SET Index pared losses late to end 0.59 points,Reuters; AFP - 807 words
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Article410 1997-11-22 12 Reuters rlComposite ladei ♦I7jW SOUTH Korea's won currency and stocks soared yesterday as investors welcomed the government's negotiations with the International Monetary Fund for standby credits to help overcome a currency crisis. The won closed at 1065.0 to the dollar, up sharply from Thursday's close of 1139.0. The CompositeReuters - 410 words
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Article589 1997-11-22 12 AFP FlADOnfaariei *47 AUSTRALIAN share prices jumped 1.9 per cent yesterday as investors moved in on stocks pushed below their value amid slipping commodity prices and negative sentiment from nervous Asian markets. The All Ordinaries index rose 47 points to 2,482.7. National turnover totalled 345.9 million shares worth AAFP - 589 words
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Article, Illustration700 1997-11-22 12 AFP Q Composite Index 4,87 SHARE prices slipped 1.2 per cent despite a technical rebound in selective big cap stocks led by telephone monopoly Telkom and cigarettemaker Sampoerna. "I doubt if it was the genuine buyers who pushed up some stocks like Sampoerna. I suspect that some affiliated partiesAFP - 700 words
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Article304 1997-11-22 12 AFP Q Manila -33M PHILIPPINE share prices fell 1.2 per cent yesterday as foreign investors sold second-lin-ers. "There is heavy foreign selling across the board for the second liners," said Didia Lemo of Trendline Securities Corp. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index fell 23.08 points to 1,849.67. Volume fell toAFP - 304 words
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Article, Illustration438 1997-11-22 13 Bloomberg F1 Composite Index *2147 MALAYSIA'S key stock index gained for the first time in eight days, led by Petronas Gas Bhd and Telekom Malaysia Bhd, as the ringgit strengthened against the US dollar. "The ringgit's strengthening has helped boost stocks," said Chong Sui SanBloomberg - 438 words
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Article8501 1997-11-22 13 INDUSTRIALS Commmt products T Lest VI Day Net Cop H>» Law ClW»—I HH OOP HMl U« M W 1*0 240 Ajinomoto 250 39 254 240 134 tOU 440 138 Angkasa 155 11 73 155 136 4.6 228.5 905 280 Apollo rood Hlg 340 28 43 340 280 9.9 136.0 IS58,501 words
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220 1997-11-22 14 R Sivanithy - WARRANT WATCH By. R Sivanithy IN a market that's been laid waste as badly as this one, anyone with money to spare can have a field-day picking out bargains. The catch of course, is the holding of cash many players are known to be220 words
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Article3636 1997-11-22 14 MMDS, LOANS ft WARRANTS art *9*7 list V«4 Day LMt OooU Ht9« Ln StM Company S<l« COOO) Hl*h Lh Buyar Sadar Me* 68 la m 3000 m AM08 c5.5******6 18.5c i OS 70 19 18 18.5 81 15 3160 *Acar ******1 US$ 19 *0.5 36 19.5 19 18.5 19.5 1313,636 words
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Article2344 1997-11-22 14 MALAYSIAN STOCKS jjk *f' 4 *I0B$ Cf Cr •MT Last V* Day Last Ouato Mv Mv VM Hat M Caa MN> Law Stoe Camp any Sate COOP) Hfi Lew 8uyar Sa8ar Cvr P/t t»i 478 78.5 mi SOOO A(SB 50c 95 td «-11 816 95 83 93 962,344 words
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Article1296 1997-11-22 15 TUMtOVU 000) VAIUC £000) s± as Las as at as 82,774 44,784 149,338 208.9*0 4I.TN tMH3 i ftn40t» 15,177 33.095 '00,503 3*72* 140,229 Mo4tt» 1>32 2,280 4012 ON VMS «71 Pr opart'*! 13.376 JMM 41,142 48.404 '4.0*4 MM Pt»«vt4M«n 3,730 5,730 Mil >.351 Mining 1,007 1,007 Too 700 81W 4.4191,296 words
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Article4922 1997-11-22 15 •r tr m m 19*7 Last Vol Day LMt Ouata W* Wv W Nat Cap Avg HH> LP» Wh Ci—mT 8p8t fO» m> L— —far «—ar CV H Wl >■» Ww INDUSTRIALS 1ST 40 a 1020 ACE Dynamics60c 43 -3 97 49 43 43 44.5 Mi 46 SM64,922 words
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Article1079 1997-11-22 15 1**7 Last vol Day LaatOvata on n* YM Mai C« w» f wwt c—mm «n room nmi l— 9»yar m» cw wi >— Prtca SUMO IM 7* 2000 AMHMfsSc HI in 130 1.0 10 0.1 1729 SXI 127 449 144 2049 tSMaOc 110 *2 244 310 309 3)0 3121,079 words
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Article, Illustration46 1997-11-22 16 Shiv Taneja - -by Shiv Taneja CITYDEV closed 25 cents higher yesterday at $7.75 on a volume of 2.4 million shares traded, compared with its 10-day traded average of 1.98 million units. Almost all the technical indicators point to further upside in the medium term. by ShlrTanqja46 words
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Article220 1997-11-22 16 Stocks ValMM SingTel 15c 19,797,000 •Innovest Bhd 12,0%,000 •RHBCap Wt99 11,068,000 'Magnum CorpSOc 9,375.000 •Reoong Mid 50c 8,258.000 *RH8 Cap BM 8,046,000 STIC 25c 8,991,000 IPC Corpn 5c 6,752,000 MS Land 6,026,000 •Stow Oarty 50c 5,734,000 Stocks StogTeM5c 55,790.402 U08 Foreign 44,221,294 DBS Foreign 23,272,251 City Oev 50c 18,744,614 OCBC220 words
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Article, Illustration658 1997-11-22 16 R Sivanithy - STOCK MARKET COMMENTARY Malaysian market tarns around to gain 4.4% on talk that the UEM-Renong deal may be aborted By R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] A sudden reversal in Malaysia and heightened interest in Singapore Telecom were the main features in a relatively firm658 words
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Article94 1997-11-22 16 IN these terrible times of market tumult, Marc Faber, the original doomsayer, is finding his end of the camp getting increasingly crowded. David Fuller, in his Nov 14 Fuller Money report, paints a pretty dismal picture of the state of a£fairs. He reckons that currency devaluations,94 words
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117 1997-11-22 16 SINGAPORE'S supermarket giant, NTUC Fairprice, will soon have a fierce supermarket rival, Tops, as its next-door neighbour at Clementi Central Tops, the Joint venture between the Kuok group and Dutch supermarket chain Royal Ahold, has taken over the supermarket operations of Oriental Emporium there.117 words
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Article201 1997-11-22 16 CONSPIRACY theorists will love the latest issue of newsletter World Money Analyst, a product from Welt Research. According to the newsletter, the most powerful man in the world is not Bill Clinton or Alan Greenspan but a "shadowy figure behind the scenes in China". The man201 words
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Article83 1997-11-22 16 INTERESTED in investing in Eastern European equities? There are no Singapore-authorised unit trusts currently available here that invest exclusively in those markets, but investment ipanager Templeton's offices in Hongkong have been mailing information packs on a recently-launched ftind in Hongkong that invests in Eastern European equities to83 words
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Article75 1997-11-22 16 AT a recent securities conference, US investment bank Bears Sterns gave a little black bear to every participant as a souvenir. Well, for some, the bears made good presents for their kids, but for some of the equities dealers present, it was seen in seriously bad taste. As75 words
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Article30 1997-11-22 16 OVERHEAD on why Coopers Lybrand and Price Waterhouse have merged. "So that Coopers has every justification to charge higher audit fees as they can now be called "Pricey Coopers!"30 words
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Article, Illustration1631 1997-11-22 17 JAY KHOSLA - jay ehwla talks with well-known Singapore architect Tay Kheng Soon as he prepares to wind down after three decades of practice and looks forward to a new phase JAY KHOSLA IT IS perhaps a little unfair to contrast architect with architecture, especially if the buildingPHOTOS BY ARTHUR LEE - 1,631 words
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Article34 1997-11-22 17 A DINER at a bistro was overheard asking the waiter if the ice coffee on the menu would be served black or white. "Oh no," replied the waiter, "it's brown."34 words
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Article76 1997-11-22 17 STILL on the subject of clueless staff, a customer who was trying to locate a Lonely Planet travel guide in a bookshop decided that her best bet would be to approach the sales assistant sitting behind a computer. "L-O-N-Y," the sales assistant began typing, then deleted76 words
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Article59 1997-11-22 17 WE'RE ALL familiar with the "young infant on board" stickers we see as we drive behind cars with toddlers in them. But trust the army to add a twist to this. A fellow journalist gave the car on his left a wider berth than usual when59 words
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Article49 1997-11-22 17 IT MAY be a subject of great fascination to new mothers, but we were rather alarmed by the title of a suggested interview with a paediatric specialist. The topic: Infant regurgitation and new management of regurgitation. Sounds like that should about cover all bases.49 words
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Article, Illustration558 1997-11-22 18 TAN SU YEN - You can't blame tea drinkers for getting potty about Whittard's at Suntec City, says tamsuyhh TAN SU YEN The British have long believed that all the ills of the world can be made right with that perfectly brewed cup of tea. While the rest ofCHRIS LOH - 558 words
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Article, Illustration881 1997-11-22 18 Giles MacDonogh - TEA When the Ulfa rebels get restless, Calcutta is as good a place as any to learn more abont Assam tea By I Giles MacDonogh FT A FEW months ago, a scare hit the headlines of the British papers: the price of tea bags wasFT - 881 words
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Article, Illustration664 1997-11-22 18 Jaime Ee - NATURAL FOOD Hunting of gping green? It's a piece •f cake at Planet Organic Jaime Ee BABIES and pets may seem to be excluded from the organic food experience that environmentally conscious Singaporeans are only starting to enjoy. But not anymore. Vegetarian dog biscuits, organicERIC CHU - 664 words
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Article, Illustration818 1997-11-22 20 Susan Tsang - CINEMA Starship Troopers features a pretty uninspiring bunch of characters, but they're still preferable to the dysfunctional lovers found in She's So Lovely By\ Susan Tsang STARSHIP TROOPERS is a sci-fi film that seems to aim for the retro effect of World War II818 words
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Article, Illustration715 1997-11-22 20 Shahiron Sahari - CINEMA With its briskjadng, well-scripted dialogue and unrelenting suspense, LA Confidential is probably the best crime drama to come our way in years. It would be a shame to miss this one By I Shahiron Sahari LA Confidential, based tm James Ellroy's pulp novel,715 words
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Article633 1997-11-22 21 Ben Munroe - NIGHTSPOT Friday nights at the. Ritz Carlton's Greenhouse will never be the same again By\ Ben Munroe EVERY Friday night, the chic Greenhouse Restaurant at the Ritz Carlton is transformed into rf dapce hall from the roaring Forties. The' sophisticated ambience remains, and the633 words
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Article, Illustration351 1997-11-22 21 M Yasotha - Compiled by M Yasotha MUSIC Singapore Symphony Orchestra Jan Vogler is the soloist in Dvorak's Cello Concerto. Also on the programme is Mendelssohn's Symphony No 3. Shui Lan conducts. Nov 28 29, 8.15pm at Victoria Concert Hall. Tickets: $8,$13, $18, $25&$35 (concession: $5, $8 $12) available at all351 words
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706 1997-11-22 22 Sue Styles - FOOD That's foie gras, the city's most celebrated product By\ Sue Styles FT SYDNEY Smith was a spirited 18th-century English parson, a man of simple tastes and seductive theological arguments who famously observed that his idea of heaven was eatingFT - 706 words
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Article, Illustration736 1997-11-22 22 TAN SU YEN - East Coast residents rave about the desserts at Cafe Cartel. But that's not all it has to offer, says Twnrin TAN SU YEN THE TELECOMS Directory Assistance could not shed any light on the exact location and telephone number of Cafe Cartel. But as friends who livePHOTOS BY CHRIS LOH - 736 words
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Article, Illustration563 1997-11-22 22 Tan Su Yen - PROMOTION When talent isn't enough to create a culinary masterpiece, try adding a little star temperament By' Tan Su Yen THREE Michelin star chef Marc Veyrat bursts into the room where we are waiting and launches into animated conversation with his fellow countryman, Marc Haerberlin, also a three563 words
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Article, Illustration753 1997-11-22 23 Allen Resurrection. Defying death thanks to DNA magic. Ripley (Sigoumey Weaver) is back and more determined than ever to destroy the biggest, baddest alien ever. This fourth Aliens instalment also stars Winona Ryder. Previewing at Lido, Republic, Hougang, Changi, Woodlands, Jurong, Choa Chu Kang, Century, Oriental, Whitesands, Mandarin, Empress,753 words
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Article125 1997-11-22 23 Cathay Org Cathay 338-3400 Eastshore 346-1816 Orchard 235-8386 Picturehouse 338-3400 Yangtze 223-7529 BngWah Empress 777-5867 Jubilee 454-1640 Mandarin 292-9401 Marina 338-9719 Whitesands 585-1782 OoUMTmap Bedok 443-2405 Biahan 353-8885 Boon Lay 792-2788 Broadway 454-9:i94 Majestic 533-9032 Marina 337-9488 Pavilion 786-5788 Tarn pines 8 786-5788 Tiong Bahru 274-6588 Yishun125 words
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Article, Illustration1095 1997-11-22 24 jWB/k San interview subject, Tay Kheng Soon never bores his views have wit and bite, but manage somehow to be BH more than soundbites. Draw swords with him and he rises to the occasion, lometimes with eloquence, sometimes on the defensive. In these excerpts from thePHOTOS OF AKITEK TENGGARA PROJECTS TAKEN FROM THE BOOK `LINE, EDGE AND SHADE' BY ROBERT POWELL - 1,095 words
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Article, Illustration97 1997-11-22 24 TAT ON THE KARAOKE STYLE OF ARCHITECTURE 'Karaoke is joyful expression I think that is the driving force behind the architecture of our condominiums and shopping centres. They are really fun pieces that are out of tune. Unfortunately, this is not inPHOTOS, EXCEPT FOR 5, CHRIS LOH - 97 words
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Miscellaneous2033 1997-11-22 23 TODAY'S TV Frnmlilf M 2UM PM Muppet Babies V RECOMMENDED VIBWDVO r w M 130 Madeline. ••00 AM TVSN: Santa's Do It 3,00 Caroline and Her Uneasy race Batons,4pm,s im. tosrL»ici«oom. S t s Leaguemi. I TT^* 7 In "Intersections in Real ILOO TVSN: Summer Beauty tooVaAlif relations Time", Sheridan2,033 words
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