The Business Times, 26 May 1980

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C4P) N*. 111/1/8# MONDAY, MAT U, lM SO CENTS
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  • BRIEFLY...
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      Lock icon Oman raises oil price
      86 1 Reuter MUSCAT, Sun. Oman has raised the price of its crude oil by US$2 to $3(2.20 a barrel retroactive to May 1. The rise conformed with price increases by oilproducing countries in the region, a spokesman for the Omani Ministry of Minerals said. Oil industry sources
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      Lock icon Asean union council
      75 1 AP KUALA LUMPUR, Sijn. An Association of South-east Asian Nations Council of Trade Unions (ACT) has been set up to foster closer relations among labour movements in all the five Asean countries Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines, Malaysia and Singapore. The president of the Malaysian Trade Union Leader
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      Lock icon UK recession
      66 1 AFP LONDON, Sun. Britain is sliding relentlessly towards a recession which some experts say could be the worst economic slump since the Depression of the *****. All the indicators now point to even higher unemployment which is already running at a postwar record of more than 1.5 million.
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      Lock icon Sino-Indian relations
      78 1 AFP NeW DEI .HI, Sun. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi said India and China should "get down to business" to become good friends, and the border issue which has strained Sino-Indian relations since 1962 could be set aside for the time being.. fa an interview with a New Delhi
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      Lock icon Mediation team arrives
      42 1 UPI TEHHRAN, Sun. Austrian Chancellor Bruno Kreisky and two other prominent European socialists have arrived to attempt mediation in the Iranian crisis. A chartered jet carrying Mr Kreisky and his two companions, Spanish socialist leader Felipe Gonzalez and Swe<ii^^^3ocisLl_^^gmocr^tlc
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      Lock icon UN commission on Iran
      78 1 Reuter TEHERAN, Sun. United Nations Special Envoy Adib Daoudy mĕt Iranian Foreign Minister Sadeq Qotbzadeh today and later said the UN Commission of Enquiry on Iran might be able to return here and complete its interrupted mission. In a brief statement, Mr Daoudy said he spoke
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      Lock icon Soviet denunciation
      50 1 Reuter MOSCOW, Sun. The Soviet Union has denounced the decisions of last week's conference of Islamic countries on the Afghan crisis. An authoritative commentary in the Communist Party daily, Pravda, ignored the conference's offer to talk to the Kabul government of Babrak Karma 1 without formally recognising it.
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      Lock icon Slashing red tape
      54 1 AP MANILA, Sun. The energy crisis may soon lead to a slashing of government red tape'in the Philippines. An energy conservation bill to go before the National Assembly this week has a clause ordering all ministers and bureau heads to reduce paperwork for documents such as licences,
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      Lock icon Airport demonstrations
      47 1 Reuter NARITA (JAPAN), Sun. Nearly 6,000 people today staged demonstrations around Tokyo s new Narita International Airport against a government scheme to expand it. Airport opponents sent up three kites and five tethered balloons but airport operations were not affected, police and airport authorities said.
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    TOP TEN STOCKS
    104 1 THE bikwtag is a list ef the II nrnt actively traded stacks m the Stick Exchange ef Stapowe lut week. It ghw the taraever la thsasaads e( ualts, clesiag prices m Friday aad the Ugh aad lew fer lttt nmvM Prima Maya 3? Uw M Credit 2.416
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  • LOCAL STOCK INDICES
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      SINGAPORE
      71 1 May l» May M Maya MayS MayS t+BT Index 4730.46 4666.36 4708.82 4786.32 4798.22 •Industrials: 303.73 498.13 499.56 507.54 508 02 887.79 875 70 878.76 897.76 904.29 ••Hotels: ♦46 24 443.12 446.11 449.11 448.51 •Properties: Minings 375.86 366.89 371.13 376.89 379.06 296.46 290.62 290.36 290.35 290.65 863 56 861.56
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      MALAYSIA
      64 1 M»y tu,» Miyfl May Q May 23 ttBT Index: Industrials Tl9l.fl 7737.44 *****8 8158.29 7796 01 5»M 574.30 576.86 587.22 578.72 faFliucc •fYopcrtfcs. moo 794.07 799 99 822.58 804.79 371.06 370 76 370.36 371.14 ***** 410.58 ***** 407 33 411.73 409 42 313.04 310.81 308 41 310.54 314.11 1007
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    Oil majors select Singapore
    638 1  -  REPRESENTATIVE OFFICES By RONNIE LIM, Chief Reporter TWO major oil companies have chosen Singapore to be their staging post from which to secure supplementary crude oil and product oils from Southeast Asian countries and China. This follows difficulty they have been facing in obtaining supplies from
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    Sparkling trade performance
    277 1 SINGAPORE pat op a sparkling trade performance in the first four months of this year. Total trade amounted to 129.57 billion, up 50 per cent over the same period last year. trade deficit ho* ever widened to $2J6 billion compared with the 12.29 billion recorded from January
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    $108m company established
    444 1 A flo 6 MILLION company, ttVllips Petroleum Singahas been formed by Phillips Petroleum of the US, the SingaSore Government and umitomo Chemicals of Japan to invest in a $200 million high-density polyethylene plant in the Republic. The plant, which will form part of the $2 billion petrochemical
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    EDB may give grant
    312 1 A SMALL local electronics company, Electro Research Corporation, may get financial aid from the Economic Development Board (EDB) under its Product Development Assistance Scheme. A joint venture between two Singaporeans and an American, the company was set up two years ago to undertake high-technol-ogy electronics research
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    Feasibility study on use of computers in civil service
    242 1 THE Gaverameat is pinnteg to eeadaet a feasibility study ea the r«mpatorlsattM af the civil scrvlcf. The stady will give u Meanle rstliaatf af eenpatertoattoa etiti ud men the types af eqslpmeat to he aaed ui determlae which arialsMm will he
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    Tourist arrivals up 15pc
    306 1  -  By HSUNG BEE HWA SINGAPORE'S tourist industry is thriving prosperously. The number of visitor arrivals for the first three months of this year rose by 15 per cent over the same period last year to 596,045. Latest statistics from the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board (STPB) shows
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      13 1 Ahdpjnghand when you need it mod Ground floor. Show Houm. Singapore Qtn. T«4:*****77J
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      67 1 Slow Motion V V The SL-C7 features continuously variable speed control from STILL picture to a speed about half the speed of normal playback. This is a particularly exciting feature for the person who loves to watch sports. Now he can slow down the action in a fast-paced tennis match,
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      65 1 iMZZ SHIPPING TIMES ALL yon need to know about CURTAINS sp tor the opera Investing In Australia t 5ea50n...................................... I OUTLOOK for properties In SINGAPORE Youth Orchestra Ma> T a> l needs yon 7 THE Impact of Japanese Invest- LOOK out tor the $51 silver meat......................................... 3 proof c0in5................................ 12
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      126 1 CEIVBD x'it Cv HAKIf Tel: *****4/*****4 Telex: M ***** A/B RAKICOR Cable: "RAKICORP" Factory War tiling Industrial Ell ate Malaysia Tel: ***** Manufacturer, CORP" Johore Bahru miller m»4 atocl JAL has more direct flights tolbkyo and the USA than any other airline* v to Relax in comfort on 11 flights
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  • PROPERTY & CONSTRUCTION
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      Investing Down Under
      1059 2  -  In recent months, Australia has baan projected, through local edvertieements, as a choice country in which to soak out an investment in property development. But, while the Auetralian government's broad policy is to encourage foreign investment, real eetate development of eubetantial size requites official approval. Thie ie
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      Prices up in E Malaysia
      447 2 RISING property prices in West Malaysia which climbed as much as 30 per cent last year in some states, were also felt in East Malaysia, a Malaysian government report said. Both Sabah and Sarawak last year experienced a buoyant real estate market, according to a
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      New clause in contracts
      183 2 A FLUCTUATION elaase to eaver ehuga la prices af balldiag materials to to be totradnced to balMlag eaatraeto used to gaverameat pnjecto to Malayala. The Matoystoa gaverameat to aaw prepariag aa todex sf balldiag material prices whick waaM (arm tke haato far determtolag ehaages la eaatraet
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      CONCRETE WORLD
      397 2 AN EMINENT civil engineer will be the special guest speaker at the annual conference on "Our World in Concrete and Structures" which will be held this year from Aug 27-29. Professor Chin Fung Kee, Emeritus professor of the University of Malaya will deliver the key-note address at the
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      529 2 Acumen present the most successful One Day Intensive Training Programme on CREDIT MANAGEMENT 29 and 30 May 1980 VENUE: CENTURY PARK SHERATON HOTEL THE CREDIT CONTROL FUNCTION Objectives and the definition. The Three Elements of the Credit Control Function: Sanction, Accounting, Collection The Place in the Hierarchy of the Credit
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    The Japanese investor in KL
    1630 3  -  Surprisingly little research is carried out on what influences the Japanese foreign investor, his decisions and management practices. FONG MEW LENG looks at a recent survey, The Role of Japanese Direct Investment in Malaysia by Chee Peng Lim and Lee Poh Ping, which offers a
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    A smooth transfer of technology
    588 3 MALAYAWATA Steel Sendlrian Berhad (MYS) is, in many ways, a unique joint venture between Japanese and Malaysian capital. It was the only integrated steel mill of its kind in South-east Asia when first establihed in 1961 and when it started prodution in 1967. But more
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      116 3 Now big, magnificent 747s to Hong Kong at 11 am daily except Wednesdays and Saturdays. More comfort. Even higher standards of service. Totally self-contained upper First Class cabin with sleeper seats and served exclusively by two charming hostesses. In First Class there is a choice of four menus, superior French
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      Lock icon Quieter conditions with lower prices
      1408 4 AFP CONDITIONS were generally quieter and prices much lower on the London commodity markets last week, reflecting the strength of sterling (at five-year peaks against the US dollar). But some recovery occurred before the long bank holiday weekend. The recent price rises by crude oil
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      PALM OIL
      69 4 CJ.F. North European ports, in US dollars per ton unless otherwise stated: LONDON: Pri Previous Malaysian 5% ffa bulk per tonne June/September 590.00slr Sumatra 5% ffa bulk May unq unq June 592.50slr unq July 592.50slr 587.50pd August 592.50slr 590.00sir September 592.50s lr 590.00slr October unq unq Nigeria 5%
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      LONDON MARKETS
      725 4 COFFEE: Robusta futures closed easier last Friday, with losses from Thursday of £14 to £32 a tonne. Turnover was 3,725 lots including 19 options and around 1,000. lots of cross trades which included 200 lots crossed in both March and new May. Dealers said values declined in late
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      RUBBER
      206 4 RUBBER futures in London on Friday closed quietly steady with gains from Thursday of mostly OJO to 0.70 pence per Idlo. Turnover was 122 lots of five tonnes and 223 lots of 15 tonnes including six kerb trades. Dealers said afternoon trading was quiet with values edging higher from
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      SOYBEAN
      215 4 CHICAGO soybean futures finished IV* US cents bushel higher to 1V« centslower on Friday. Prices rallied to the highs of a 6'/< cent range. Local short-covering ahead of the holiday weekend on lack of followthrough selling lifted nearbys, traders said. Prices edged higher when local and professional buy stops
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      WHEAT
      178 4 WHEAT futures on the Chicago Board of Trade last Friday ended 3V4 to five US cents a bushel lower in extremely thin, pre-holiday weekend trade. Prices settled around the middle of a narrow 314cent range. Local liquidation on forecasts of weekend rain extending throughout the spring wheat areas, especially
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      Pepper proves to be weakest item
      306 4 OF THE qsstcd aa the fttagaparc Chlaeoe Preface Exchange, pepper proved the weakest last week. White coffee, caecaat «U aid copra w—lnod relatively steady daring the week, pepper retreated by H ts TIM depending aa the padea aad species. said that the awsstlll seft.
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGE$
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      Singapore market
      178 4 THE US dollar opened with a firmer undertone against the Singapore unit on the first trading day of last week, prompted by higher Eurodollar and Asian Currency Unit interest rates. The US currency managed to hold above the 552.1600 level for the first two trading days with market
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      PLR
      22 4 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 12.2 per cent.
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      London
      310 4 STERLING made renewed gains in a late flurry of trading here to break back through the U552.34 barrier and add more than a cent to its opening level against the dollar. The gains put it at a fiveyear high against the dollar, with dealers attributing the late afternoon rise
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      Short-term money
      47 4 FOR THE week ended Saturday May 24, the range of call rate received from Short Deposits (M) Bhd was as follows: Bask fund: 3 per cent to 6 per cent. Geaeral faad: 3 per cent to 4.75 per cent. Mavemeats of funds totalled $835 million.
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      ASIAN $ RATES
      177 4 ASIAN RATES ASIAN earreacy average depedt rates far'the week eaded May 23: U8$(M Hifk 'Cr' 7 days 10* 8 1 month 10 11/1691/10 2 months 11'/. 3 months u »/ie 9H 6 months ii* 9% 0 months 113/10 9* 12 months UK 913/10 Swim Fraaa Hifk Low 1 month 6
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      Zurich
      53 4 ZURICH exchanges closing quotes on May 23: US 1.6550/6580 Stg 3.8726/8812 Can —1.4248/4279 DMk— 92.9032/93.1499 D F1 84.6236 '8203 F FY-39.8556 9518 B FY 5.7963/8129 D Kr 29 7895 8516 NKr 33 8962 9715 S Kr 39.4878/5735 Lit 0.1977/1981 A us sch 13.0138/0476 Port 3.3624/3857 Spain 2.3357/3432 Arg 0.08
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      Frankfurt
      52 4 FRANKFURT exchanges closing quotes on May 23: US 1 7812 a Stg 41« 170 Can 1 5342/M on-909« 91 09 S Fr 107.»/« Lit 2 129/33 F Fr «2.S3 D Kr 32 06 09 N Kr 36 52 58 B Fr (cob) 6 238 IB B Fr (fin) «.MO/MO
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      Gold
      322 4 WORLDWIDE prices traded narrowly last week on a lack of major economic or political impetus, says Greta ami GaUkr mm— Pie Ltd in its latest review. In the leading Comex market, spot gold moved to a high of US$5l4 a troy ounce following reports that helicopters from Afghanistan had
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      Discount market
      333 4 THE INTERBANK overnight market opened firm last week and the overnight rate was quoted at a steady level of between 11 and 12 per cent on most days except Wednesday when it closed relatively lower at 9 to BVi per cent, due primarily to the minimum cash balance
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      198 4 For all Health Sports Enthusiasts The Mandarin Recreation Health Centre is here! -L I S T.AI .«5*N- ..is i 3th. a 4* Walk a while or jog a mile. Get on the exerbicycle and tone your muscles. Or lift some weights to get into shape. Then just relax at our
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon US records smallest CPI rise since January '79
      302 5 NYT INCREASES In consumer in the United States, by slowdowns in the cost of petrol and food, rose only 0.9 per cent in April, the smallest monthly increase since January 1979, said the US Labour Department. The April increase, while still a
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      Lock icon Ziaur on state visit to Manila
      184 5 UPI BANGLADESH President Ziaur Rahman yesterday arrived in Manila for a state visit that would include talks with President Marcos. Mr Marcos and his wife, Imelda, braved stormy weather and led other government officials and members of the diplomatic corps to welcome Mr Ziaur.
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      Lock icon Europe faces pronounced slowdown
      497 5 Reuter THE difficulties facing the major European countries are at least as serious as those which followed the 1973 oil crisis with economies entering a pronounced slowdown in 1900/81 and coming out of it only slowly and hesitantly in the years that follow, the Economist Intelligence
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      Lock icon LEVESQUE ACCEPTS DECISION
      84 5 NYT PREMIER Rene Levesque at Quebec said be would respect the rejection of his sovereignty proposal fay Quebecers and would negotiate in good faith to reform the federal system. He said the burden of proof was now on Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau to make good his
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      708 5 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number line Froa MAS MH601 0700 KUL FT FTJ5 0710 JEK/SEA/TPE SIA SQ528 0750 DHA SIA SQ101 0815 KUL MAS MH621 0835 PEN MAS MH671 0930 PEN/KUL SIA MAS CPA SIA GU MAS GU GU SU PAL SU SU RBA GU SU SU
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      Lock icon Surplus budget is still possible
      171 5 Reuter UNITED States Treasury Secretary William Miller has said the US in 1981 can still achieve its first surplus budget in 12 years even if the current recession should be deeper than expected. Mr Miller said the recession would increase the administration's projected deficit in
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      Lock icon Kennedy scores upset victory
      189 5 AP SENATOR Edward Kennedy, continuing to chip away at President Carter's strength in the northeast in the quest for the Democratic presidential nomination, scored an upset victory on Saturday at the Vermont Democratic Convention. Senator Kennedy reversed a landslide loss to Mr Carter in the state's
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Lock icon WHY TALKS FAILED
        443 5 Agencies. NEGOTIATIONS on quotas for China's textile exports to the US broke down because of "unreasonable" demands from the US raised at the last minute, China's chief negotiator said. In an interview with the official Xinhua news agency, Mr Wang Mingjun also criticised the US unilateral quotas
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      133 5 "Somehow they always manage to arrive on time." This is an authentic passenger statement Arrivals You decide where you want to go in Europe and when you want to arrive. Lufthansa efficiency will do the rest Lufthansa German Airlines Contact your travel agent or Lufthansa Singapore: Tanglin J Kuala Lumpur
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  • REVIEWS
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      Opera season for Singapore enthusiasts
      1161 6  -  The curtain rise* and what have we PATRICIA GOH elaborates on a list of operas to be performed in Singapore this year. PATRICIA GOH A REFRAIN I always hear from people used to Jetting about between Singapore and London is "I miss opera; we don't
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      Conta true to form
      624 6  -  By NIGEL SEESON THE D-minor Piano Concerto by Brahms was conceived as a symphonic idea rather than the working out of thematic material. But it does not dominate; rather it has a more equal part to play in the symphonic scheme. The recent performance of this
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      Violin recital from one of Japan's best on May 30
      390 7 I < JfOUNG and talented may sound like one of those usual cliches that are already far |oo over-worn in a budding musical society as ours. But is there any other way to pescribe accurately in simple and direct terms
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      Musicians needed for Singapore Youth Orchestra
      295 7 IF YOU are a music enthusiast, eagerly awaiting an opportunity to be on the stage, then your opportunity is certainly on its way. The Singapore Youth Orchestra is now calling for new members, particularly for the woodwind and brass sections. Potential applicants should be
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      Lock icon Secret of success
      487 7 Novonti Press Agency THE WORLD'S chess titles for men and women are now held by Soviet players Anatoly Karpov and Maya Chiburdanidze, respectively. The USSR national women's chess team also Emerged victorious in all the seven World Chess Olympiads in which it took part while the men's
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      Lock icon NORWAY BOASTS ITS OWN DISNEY
      722 7  -  Por a country without a film industry, Norway is proud to show off Titten Tei, Lambert the Hedgehog and Sonny Duckworth, master pieces of Ivo Caprino. These cartoon characters are the Norwegian equivalent of Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse and Caprino, Norway's Walt Disney. KIESTEN LUNDBERG
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      Original and innovative
      408 7  -  UWC'S MEMORIAL CONCERT S W TAN THE MEMORIAL concert in honour of Lord Louis Mountbatten organised by students, staff and friends of the United World College <UWC) was in every sense a thorough experience. It was obvious that much effort and planning had gone into making the
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      43 6 fi ism (< J ■purpose attache Documents are carried in the upper compartment and small items of clothing fit into a separate detachable lower compartment. For short trips it is the ideal case. available at •MELWANTS MEN'S SHOPS •MOHAN'S DEPT. STORE "EURO SHOE SHOP
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      642 6 LEISURE TIME 1 OPERAS THE RAFFLES GROUP will present Apprsadin to on May 30 and 31. Five singers and two readers (accompanied by piano) will entertain. Their repertoire ranges from Mozart to Gershwin, Shakespeare to Hardy including Ovid and Mendelssohn. RECITALS VIOLIN recital by Yaaakmk*, accompanied by Cheaag Maa CUt
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      1317 6 LIFE la First episode of Lillie tf the talevf. a tt light atllJliaChMNewa Mi rigtt with the Oral epteede had a hag M«l atelnn, prive a plea—-"l-lliw at MJI Chaa- im| them, sf mm, the *lm«4ner M«« If*... PHaee rf Wales, later to he Wewe aad LIU jm niSSSZ' Hi
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      118 7 T I >« View the elegant range of Series 600 chairs on special display at Singapore's largest furniture showroom "The Orchard". of its own Series 600 Elegant chairs. Diethelm originals. Their clean modern lines add an aura of distinction to your company image. The new series 600 offers some very
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
    • EUROPEAN MARKETS
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        Amsterdam
        207 8 MAY 23 lis ABN 288.00 >5 Ahold 06 20 0.2 Akzu 23 80 unch AMEV 97 10 -0.3 Amfas ***** unch Amro Bank 63 00 \2 tier govs 38 60 -0.4 Berk 100 SO >05 Bols 60 50 1 Borsumij 190 20 32 Burhmann 65 50 >2 Byenkorf 58.50
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        Paris
        280 8 MAY 23 Fr* A CORBE1LLE Air-Ltquide 538 8 BSN Gervais Danone 990 10 C S F (ThomsonCsl) 492 7 Cie Fnncaw des Petroles 258 3.9 Compagnie Financiers Compagnie Generate 386 3 Credit Foncier Ue France 448 -Z5 Hachette (Librairie) 251 -0.5 Machines Bull 60 60 -06 Mirhelin (B> 860
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        Brussels
        96 8 MAY 2.1 Krs M FORWARD MARKET 0 Acre Arbed Aslur Bra.van Bru-Lamb 1'anpar Cock IV IV* rs Ebet Electrobel Ob-Inno-Bm G«?» Hobofc Petro Ryl Uulch Sidro Soc Gen Belg Sofina Solvay A Tanks 0 Min V Mont 282 1910 405 662 1302 900 277 264 1985 5790 2360 1050
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        Frankfurt
        236 8 may 23 Dm Ar*-T>lefun*en 75 80 -04 Akzo 21» unch Allz Leben 890 00 *J0 All/ Vers 380 00 1 BASK 142 50 -04 Bay H T Wbank 218 00B Bay Vbank m M 2 Bayer 122 00 BBC 299 50 2 BMW IT. 182 20 -18 LiUKUl 340
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        Zurich
        190 8 MAY 23 rancs Actions Suksrs 2M unrh Alusui&se Br 1140 unrh Alusuisse Keg 452 2 Brown Boveri Br 1810 10 Clb« Geigy Br 1070 +s Ciba Geigy H C M0 -s Clba Geif> Keg SM 3 Credit Suisse Br 2160 unrh C'rrrtii Suisse Reg 3B1 2 Eleklrowalt Br 2300
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        Milan
        93 8 MAY 23 Lire An if 806 oos Assoc (irn ***** •110 Builoiii 586 -3A Central* 9H49 44 Kul 1700 Kinsidfr 71 •22ft Cien Immol) 62 1 in Pn 2331 -24 lulcemenu ***** "400 lUlnas ***** -0 5 lulsider 322 50 unrh Magneti M pi 523 -42 Marelli Err 342
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      TORONTO
      208 8 MAV 23 c% Ahilibi 19 Al CM 32 2'. Algoma 28 unch bank Mont 27 Bank Nova .Voiw 29 Bell Tel 20 Beth CM HI' < .n I id 42 |*i Brav an 27 Camp Red l-akr 37 Can Imp Bk 27 1 anpa< 41'. 1 4 Canpar In*
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      JOHANNESBURG
      301 8 MAY 23 Hand •INDUSTRIALS A Alpha 3(10 Aberrom 292 AE And CI 750 A MIC 2325 unrh Barlows 1035 Cg Sugar 1080 •20 CNA 425 -10 Currie Finanre 190 unrh Dp Beers Ind 2600B Edcon 530 f agar6500 Eveready Fed Volk 395 Fugit 200 5 Oardian Glenanl Oratemn 9W
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      163 8 See Page 9 for Tokyo and NYSE prices R y 3 *1+ m Sea-Food prepared by our exclusive Thai Chefs It's the talk of the town. ■K s s» ~T~ Call Josephine lor reservations I *****75 or *****11 107 -iJ irvH T i MBRL.IN BPIU. It's elegant, comfortable and quietly
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      195 8 i Noodles, mien or mee? It's the same. No matter what you call it. The difference is the way our chefs serve up to you. Whether it's fried, dry. or in a soup. Whether it's Hokkien-style. Cantonese-style, or local-style. You'll like the way we have with noodles, mien and mee
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      199 8 The American Express Card serves \ou well wherever great food is served 'Welcome To apply for the American Express Card, call 2358 133. r Fortuna Restaurant offers one of the -widest wiectkmi vk *"*ant<»wett ruietoit in Singapore. Each dish reflects a subtle bind of natural flavouring and apices, a taste
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  • MARKET REVIEWS
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      Remarkable recovery
      319 9 P^Tokyo REBOUNDING from an across-the-board tumble at the outlet, the Tokyo stock market staged a remarkable climb later last week sending the Dow Jones average above the 6,800-yen mark again. Despite the unexpected political turmoil since the previous week, at 6,828.04 yen (or a 95.04-yen weekly advance, the
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      RESIST EVERYTHING EXCEPT TEMPTATION
      1432 9  -  W 1 Parol London By GERALD COLVERD IT IS a terrible thing for a > man to And out that all his v* life he has been speaking nothing but the truth. Oscar Wilde's epigram holds no fears for those who daily deny or reaffirm the
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      NYSE stock prices continue to soar
      1229 9 NEW YORK stock prices last Friday *>oae sharply for the second straight day as interest rates continued to fall rand the Federal Reserve Board an- Bounced plans to dismantle partially Jts March credit restraint programme. Hie Dow Jones industrial average C pulled back near
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      TSE ends lower
      407 9 SHARE prices on the Tokyo stock market closed lower on Saturday as front-run-ning oils, speculatives and trading bouses met profittaking towards the close. Dealers said the market average (ell 11.85 to close at 6,828.04, with a volume of 170 million shares and the Tokyo Stock Exchange index
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      Very strong buying confidence
      801 9 K 1 Singapore THE BULLS at the Singapore stock market once again outsmarted the bears last week as the predicted correction came on Tuesday but was terminated lyBuyers regained their confidence the very next day after the sharp pullback and, for the rest of the week,
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      COMPANY NEWS for the week
      374 10  -  Wnk ended May 23 Compiled by Violet Chow SCRIP ISSUE i: Magm Cirpwltaa: Bonus Issue of one-for-two. ■IbtMfeta Electric: Bonus Issue of one-for-four. 8 P Textile M: Bonus Issue of one-for-two. r. OTHERS New Straits Itaes has entered into an agreement to acquire all the
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      Spectacular rise
      538 10 |ijP OW .WALL STREET celebrated the Memorial Day weekend ft advance. The stock market paraded higher last Thursday and Friday under tße flying banners of longneglected blue chips. "For the week, the Dow Jones industrials rose 27.22 points to 854.10. Two events precipitated the advance. First, interest rates
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      BULLS ASSAULT
      808 10 PI Lumpur ill A THE Kuala Lumpur stock market pushed on to a new seven-year high last week after a brief but sharp technical correction. Bulls, recovering from the setback early in the week, charged back into the trading floor and boosted the key barometer, the New Straits
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      Spotlight on energy related issues
      405 10 Sydney A EVERY time one of the West Asian oil producers raises its crude oil price, Australia looks a better place in which to invest, said the influential London newspaper The Financial limes. Right on cue London buyers moved back into Australian energy-based shares strongly
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      BUSINESS TIMES INDUSTRIAL GROUP INDICES (BASE YEAR: JAN 1,1971-100)
      122 10 lvn/iM fflgk Uw May 14 hU May* Chaagt 433.62 145.90 733.13 338.68 309.21 135.80 609.37 181.16 497.78 221.37 401.07 175.47 Automotive Banks, Insurance, Finance and Trustees Chemicals, Rubber Products, Refining and Smelting Conglomerate Construction, Building and Engineering Consumer Products and 430.77
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      82 10 KESANG TIN (M) Bhd: AGM to be held at 81-C, Jalan Bukit Bin tang, Kuala Lumpur, at 11am today. Seaktwug Shipyard Ltd: AGM to be held at Shipyard, Admiralty Road East, Sembawang, Singapore, at 9.30am tomorrow. Ovmai (Jilea Trait Ltd: AGM to be held at Mandarin Court 'A',
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      SHARE INFORMATION SERVICE
      2882 10 Gr'e Gr'e Net 1 OAA Last Div DW YTd P/K Vol Weak 1 iMW Hick Low Coapu; Sale +or- Cw COOO) High Low 8ECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL ft COMMERCIAL 370 246 Acmi 312cd +2 19.0 23 43 113 00 312 302 223 220 Alcom 223 12o 23 53
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      135 9 ®THE DEVELOPMENT BANK OFSMGAPORE UD (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) Rights Issue off 34,393,542 new shares off SSI.OO each par value at the issue price off 554.00 per share. The Board of Directors of The Development Bank of Singapore Ltd (the Bank) is pleased to announce that by 21
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      215 9 M I IMMIIM MAItKT Singapore Goods for the World Export Marketing Seminar 18th 19th June, 1980 ORGANISATION r4U\ Manufacturers Exporters are invited to attend our Seminar on Export Marketing to be held at The Hyatt Hotel on June 18th 19th from 9.00 am to 5.00pm Topics featured are: Role of
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  • MONDAY SPORTS
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      SICC teams pull ahead in SGA golf leagues
      1073 11  -  CHARMAINE CHAN THE Singapore Golf Association Premier and FAN Handicap leagues have just passed the halfway mark and the teams from the Singapore Island Country Club are the leaders in both leagues. The last matches will be played on Sep 21 but
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      Qualifiers for Anchor Squash League
      160 11 AFTER three weeks of qualifying rounds, the following teams will compete in the Anchor Business Houses Squash League, which begins on June 7. There are 20 men's teams ALA, Beecham Pharmaceuticals, DBS Recreation, EHectrolux, Esso; Goh, Tan A Co, Hongkong A Shanghai, ICL, Industrial A
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      Lock icon Aoki wins Yomiuri Open
      97 11 Reuter ISAO AOKI, one of Japan's leading golfers, won the 30 million yen Yomiuri Open golf tournament in Tokyo yesterday. Aoki, who shot a threeunder par 70 for a four-day total of nine-under-par 283 over the 6,456-metre Yomiuri course, beat by one stroke over fellow countryman
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      Lock icon Door still open for Games entries, says Killanin
      1127 11 NYT LORD Killanin, president of the International Olympic Commttee, said yesterday that the door is still open for countries to enter teams for the Moscow Games this summer. The official deadline for entries was Saturday night. But as the world waited to
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      Lock icon From the Federal Territory to the state of Selangor
      1021 11  -  By RONALD KOW YOU CAN call It "iMto dtograceM resalt" er "uttker dlsappetattag iMtefc" as last Satarday atght'i Mah]nfe Cap nmw nttek ketweea ul Federal Territory at the Natfoaal Btadlam was U have beea the easiest sf the seasea far the
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      516 11 WORLD BANKING CONFERENCE JUNE 2 3, 1980 SHANGRI-LA HOTEL SINGAPORE Sponsored by Business Times and Financial Times Opening speaker will be Mr. S. Dhanabalan, Senior Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Singapore, who will speak on the international economic outlook and how political trends may affect it. Mr. Roberto Ongpin,
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    Lock icon Choi calls for talks to end strife
    835 12 PRESIDENT Choi Kyu-hah baa called on the citizens of the riot-torn Kwangju city to settle their problems through dialogue and not confrontation. In a nationwide television broadeast after a visit to the city yesterday afternoon, be said the government would show maximum leniency
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    Board to release $50 silver proof coins
    225 12 THE Board of Commissioners of Currency will be releasing the 1900 $50 silver proof coin on June 16. The coin which is 50 per cent silver, will be sold at $120 each. The coin can be used as legal tender and is similar
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    Nugan Hand sued for back pay
    90 12 NUGAN Hand Management Services Ltd, part of the Nugan Hand Group, is being sued by 31 of its employees in Hongkong for HK$3OO,OOO in back wages. Counsel for the petitioning creditors succeeded in getting the hearing for the winding up of Nugan Hand adjourned
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    Lock icon Middle East settlement by every possible means
    437 12 AP CROWN Prince Fahd was quoted as saying Saudi Arabia would be forced to use "all weapons within our reach" if there is no just settlement of the Middle East problem. The prince the day-to-day ruler of the world's largest oil producer was
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    Lock icon Sadat prepared to resume talks
    359 12 UPI EGYPTIAN President Anwar Sadat says be is ready to resume the talks on Palestinian autonomy with Israel without conditions. However, President Sadat suggested that the United States present Israel and Egypt with new proposals for resolving the thorny autonomy issue. The Egyptian president has
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    Lock icon WEIZMAN LEAVES BEGIN
    131 12 UPI ISRAELI Defence Minister Ezer Weizman announced his resignation yesterday, further weakening the battered government of Prime Minister Menachem Begin and removing a moderating Israeli influence on the Palestinian peace talks with Egypt. The minister, who last month called on the government to resign, tendered his resignation
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    Lock icon Teheran will not submit to court verdict
    172 12 AFP IRANIAN Foreign Minister Sadeq Qotbzadeh said Iran will not submit to the verdict of the International Court of Justice in The Hague, ordering the immediate release of American hostageST since it does not recognise the court's jurisdiction. His statement confirmed Iran still
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    Lock icon Chinese defence official in US to purchase arms
    497 12 NYT SENIOR Chinese defence official Geng Biao has left for a two-week tour of the United States during which he is expected to discuss possible purchases of American military technology. But Chinese and Western diplomatic sources in Beijing cautioned that no major
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    Lock icon Jakarta not selling to China
    169 12 AP MINING and Energy Minister Subroto has denied reports that Indonesia would sell its crude oil to China. "The state-run oil company Pertamina has never made contact with Chinese officials concerning any oil sale to that country," Mr Subroto said. The Hongkong-based daily, the South
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    Lock icon Muldoon for trade talks
    250 12 UPI, Reuter NEW Zealand Prime Minister Robert Muldoon yesterday arrived in Bali for a five-day visit to Indonesia to discuss promotion of trade and economic relations with Indonesian President Suharto. Mr Muldoon's meeting with Mr Suharto is scheduled for Wednesday in Jakarta following his Bali trip.
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    Lock icon Indira's party loses majority
    193 12 AFP PRIME Minister Indira' Gandhi's ruling Congress (I) Party has lost the coveted two-thirds majority in the Lower House of the Indian Parliament, following the resignations of secretary general H N Bahuguna and six of his supporters from the party. Statistics released by the Parliament Secretariat
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      165 12 Disco Fever Outbreak V A new malady has been reported by owners of discos. More dances, wilder dances and hotter music have caused many a Z'-'disco's power bills to rise dramatically. Said one disco owner, "When.l saw my f power bill I started shaking like John Travolta." But then, a
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      70 12 Outlook for Singapore from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. today: Fair and hot with thundery showers in a few places in the afternoon. Bepwl for 24 hears prior to 7J p.m. on May 25 at the airport. Maximum temperature 32.7 Associated humidity 65 Minimum temperature 26.3 Associated humidity 96 Hours
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
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        119 13 UPI THE Philippines-Europe Shipping Conference has advised shippers of impending increases on currency and bunker surcharges effective June 1, it was announced on Saturday. The Philippine Shippers Council said it was notified currency surcharges would be increased from 25 to 28 per cent of base charges and that
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        63 13 AFP A TAIWANESE tanker captain faces fines totalling nearly US$4OO,OOO for entering French territorial waters without informing the authorities, and for sailing less than seven nautical miles from the French channel coast. The captain was skippering the Überian-regis-tered Oswego Guardian, carrying 100,000 tons of crude oil. The
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        56 13 Reuter THE Far Eastern Freight Conferences said they are to revise currency adjustment factors for vessels loading at Germany/Holland/Belgium to 50.50 from 48.50, effective June 1. The CAF from South Korea will be increased to 31.50 from 28.50, from the Philippines to 28 from 25 and Taiwan
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      First Japanese line to obtain berth from PSA
      626 13  -  By LINDA CHEE THE Port of Singapore Authority will appropriate two more berths at Keppel Wharves today to Japanese operator Sanko Asia Line and Thong Soon Shipping. This brings the number of shipping lines with such berths at Keppel Wharves to eight.
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      623 13 SfcipfUft Liie P»«e CM Skipping LJae Page CM Adriatic Afea Alfred All trans Alpac Angkutan ANL APL Arab Line Argentine ASCL Asia Merchant Bangladesh Bank Line BBS Ben Line Ben Ocean Ben Asia Benbulk Bienley Blue Funnel Burmese CAVN-FMG Central Ceylon Shpg China Nav China Ocean CMCR
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      Anro's 3 ships to begin jumboising at year end
      364 14  -  By GOH ENG KEE WORK ON the "junMriag" *f the three hybrid rsll-sa reU-eff container ships operated by the Aava Censertism betwee» Straits sad AmMlu psrts wOl begin at the ead sf the year. The prseess sf leagtheaiag the ships whhh
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      Container Schedules
      760 14 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO AT CONTAINER TERMINAL NB. (1) Each vessel's estimated time of arrival Is advised by the Shipping Line/Agent and Is subject to change (2) All export FCL containers and LCL cargo must be delivered to the Authority's premises during the following
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1456 14 CHARTERING an Thursday showed considerable expansion wtth many sections represented. Grain shippers covered cargoes from the US Gulf to Japan at 31.75 and $31.50 do far may also from US Gulf to Constanza at $33.36 fio for June also from US Gulf to Lazaro Cardenaf at $31 fio
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      SHIPS IN PORT
      450 15 ARRIVALS TODAY KEPPEL WHARVES *Agostinho Neto (Ro/Ro) (reberths after Tllos sails, must starboard to) 47 Gudrun Bakke (1830 after Loreto A Nedlloyd Fiji) 6/7 Joo Heng (hauls after San John sails) 31/32 Kosmoceras (Tanker) (1300 subject gas tree, P/O) 15/16 Kris Madura (0600) 21 Nedlloyd Adelaide (2000
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      Sea-Land's efforts to lower rates showing results
      646 15 THE resignation of the US container giant Sea-Land from 12 conference» and agreements appears to be achieving the company's aim of bringing down organised rates. Since the resignation which followed Sea-Land's battle to cut rates from within Pacific conferencerates have been slashed no
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      Operators are optimistic
      364 15 THE international maritime community has been most reluctant to come to grips with the "cancerous problem" of flag of convenience shipping. Despite the present moves by Unctad to involve developing nations in the bulk trades, the flag of convenience operators were still not in fear of the
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      3164 19 SCHEDULE A guide to ships loading at Singapore for Ports around the World The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the .shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of
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      Chinese buy 3 ships
      317 20 SHIP SALES SECONDHAND tonnage brokers in London last week reported Chinese brokers bought three tweendeckers of 15,780 long dwt for a total of US$25 million. The vessels were the Aegis Captain, Aegis Pilkt and Aegis Sailor. Other transactions involved the following ships: Atlantic Challenge a 27,343
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      Lock icon Swedish ports remain closed
      90 20 Reuter ALL major Swedish parts remained elsse as the gevernmeat sa Friday mat Swedish Em players' Caafederattaa emdals ia first attempts ta ead a twa-week part strike, Prime Minister Itorbjoera Faelldin told the press after the meeting they weald alaa meet with the Trade Uatoas' Caafederattaa
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      Joint shipping service between northern Europe and Indonesia
      204 20 SIX north European ship> ping companies will start a joint shipping service between northern Europe and Indonesia. Denmark's East Asiatic Company said in a statement the Joint Europe/Indonesia Service will start on July 1 with departures from both points every third week.
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      The Consortia
      134 20 The major shipping consortia operating between the Far East/Europe and Straits ports/Australia and the member lines. ACE (PAR EAST/EUttOPE): Franco Belgian Services. •K' Line. Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Orient Overseas Container Line. Cho Yang Shipping. ANRO (STRAITS/AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia/Straits Container Line. Nedlloyd Lines. Neptune
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      Chief of Intertanko hits out at Unctad proposals
      351 20 HONGKONG'S shipowners are keeping an increasingly alarmed eye on Unctad proposals to introduce bulk cargo sharing and phase out flags of convenience. Much of the Crown Colony's shipping depends on cross-trading, and the majority of the ships owned or managed by Hongkong
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      WHO ACTS FOR WHOM...
      1440 20 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and the agents who handle cargo bookings for them. A B Adriatic Caataiaer Continental Feeder» (S)/Cargo Freight (PK). AFEA Singapore Shipping Agencies (S)Euro-Asia Line (PK/PN). Alfred C. Twpfer Sea Consortium (S) Marintex Enterprise (PK). Alpae Intrasea (S)/Yeo Shpg
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      228 13 Oi st class transport Agents: Nedlloyd EAC For further details, please refer to pa£e V Scan Dutch Orient Overseas Co*d<u#e?t LmE 1 »T TJLNMEI« KTNKKMI2MI OCMLB MK Z2W CtfN| Brcaarte«« alter Hm*W| Closa* Tunes (Spore) Fa 29/5 0400 HAS La 28/5 1600 MRS 5/6 7/6 12/6 13/6 IS/6 19/6 lIS
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      301 13 sals SEALORI) ANTAH UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG) Jj xJ EXPRESS MULTI-PURPOSE SERVICES ['■7" M T inin BASSAM V.25 BN AL ATHEER U7 FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE BAR ZAH V S (also accepting reefer cargo) AL WATTY AH V.7 ■rnii/i i M Dubai (9/6), Abu Dhabi (11/6). Doha (12/6). Bahrain (13/6).
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      21 13 mm IJ CONTAINER Schedules LONDON Freights SHIPS In Pert SHIPPING List THE Consortia REGIONAL Weather WHO Acts For Whom SHIP SALES
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      670 13 Call us We call the world Agents: Nedlloyd EAC Please refer to pagt y L MAERSK LINE EXPORT TO U-S. PACIFIC, GULF, ATLANTIC, EAST CANADA AND ASIAN PORTS r Singapore CJosmj T**s «CY 27/2400 In CFS 27/1200 hrs TO ARABIAN/PERSIAN OULF-FULLY CONTAINERIZED SERVICE Hone Kong Karachi B Khomeinllumm Qai 9-14/4
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      571 14 LEO SHIPPING PTt LTD. SINGAPORE PERNAS-MISC SHIPPING AGENCIES SDN BHD PGR I KEIANG Pf NANG HEAD OFFICE: WISMA MISC TEL NO: KL *****8 YSIAN NTERNA TfONAL CORPORATIONBEftHAD 1) Gbarg 2) H-b«r| 3) r«w 4) ttm 5) La N PJUMg *gn KORIBGAN SaM SaM SM SaM SaM 1/4 21/5 B PtRMAI
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      189 14 SUPERCARRIER SERVICE WEEKLY SERVICE TO PANAMA, US ATLANTIC GULF AND E. CANADA rtMni a* •»/s •M •25/4 M/C 2/7 7/7 9/7 1711/1 17/7 a/7 24/7 7-3/7 2/14/4 1/1 m im 11/7 12/7 25/7 27/7 10/1 11/1 ItMa R.OH. IMb tart* 17/7 19/7 24/7 1/B 4/1 9/1 14/8 19/1 24/1 •«iMtarra.taUv>*
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      526 15 :f i .'ll 1 I 11'. ITtan Iran Wtm U Hnrt Shu Mi h| Ml )M M faM S'port MNr aMr NK.KS Ila HK.IS Soviets To/From Bangkok Sarawak aad Brunei f.M 1 MM M 2 SM MS Mm I »C LaMK. Ska* V.M IMM *.M lata* E Ml Mm E
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      662 15 ■announcement BORNEO SHIPPING PTE. LTD. TEMPORARY TELEPHONE LINES Borneo Shipping Pte Ltd wfl shortly be relocat to more spacious and attractive premises on I 2nd floor of Crosby House. As a result, during the period 26th May 1980 to approximately 6th June 1980, the office switch-board wi be dbcomected and
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      624 16 4 KOREA LINE SHIPPING CORPN P. Kelanc STORE VEGAI49W 5/12 tat 13/17 June FOR BUSAN BANGKOK VEGA 1506 9/12 Junt 13/17 June TO BUSAN MCHON ALTAR IS3N 11/14 My 15/19 My FOR BUSAM BANGKOK ALTAR 154E 11/14 July 15/19 July TO BUSAN PENANG CALL SUBJECT MOUCEMENT KSC KSC KSC KSC
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      439 16 EVERGREEN LINE If f AR fAST EUROPE EXPRESS Fill I CONTAINER STRVICE 1 ACCEPTMG HAMBURG. FELIXSTOWE. ROTTERDAM ANTNCRP. LE HAVRE ALSO ACCEPTWG CARGO FOR; SSWWIONOON. MANCHESTER. MRMMGHAM. BRISTOL. LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. LEEDS WEST GERMANY C*M Urri k M 13 MM IS Amo 17 MM 21 km 21 IMM CnrUc* IMb 24
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      460 16 Everett Lines B«rm§ Fhra Star lliippii Ciffa. "BURMESE NATIONAL LINE" LOADMG FOR RANGOON n-w vi» m KTMTTMmM J km mm i/u tm BFS S C n Mokjyvo TEPS MALAYSIA liana lia—ld S. A. C.I.F "ARGENTINE NATIONAL LINE' LOADMC FOR DURBAN. CAPETOM**, BUENOS MRES Vrm an. 14/15 la Tr»nsport*6oß Maritimt Mtxictna
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      418 16 lao.s.E. OCEAN SHIPPING ENTERPRISES PTE LTD. SANKYO LINE I MAT CARP.. AUSTRALIA SERVICE P. Mm fttipw .Liifct Mr 10/12 km ***** la SYD, ML MEL BANGLADESH SERVICE 15/20 Jute CMTTA6ON6, JAPAN/STRAITS SERVICE OCEMP* SAVANNA SIM TMSDMMU OMB DUKE. (Umm 1/2 Ml* 21/30 Nay 27/29 Iby 1/2 Mm 3/4 MM SaM
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      529 17 L. PIL GROUP EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICE a SING APORE/CHITTAGONG/RANGOON/SER VICES SINGAPORE/BANGKOK/SINGAPORE DIRECT SERVICES SINGAPORE/INDONESIA/SINGAPORE SERVICES 9/12 JM hft/Mlfay 6/10Jw JAKARTA SURABAYA SURABAYA S.E.A. Container Feeder Service SINGAPORE/HONGKONG/MANILA ACCEPTABLE LCL/FCL CONTAINERS/ ALSO AVAILABLE 40-FT REEFERS. FOR HKG Pakistan National Shipping Corpn. Karachi i PHILIPPINE INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPORATION Ist (incorporated in the
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      736 17 r BEN LINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTMO SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE TO MOW UoaMtaOoy WW: H-BUK BHAVtN »OAN HAVK SOTON 7 Germany; Austria StfMtui France MUK P Ma* Sporf Far OnMOay bM SaM SM hM 21/5 Hk TWN Tfitter w SN M w w 1/1 HK. TM UmMm M 1M SM SM
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      742 17 1(1" li\ I ft ii 1 Scan Dutch V WEEKLY EXPREBB CONTAINER SERVICE (MIASM m I DNUSN MM I OM4A 7/It Mm I KMGAI4/4 I MHIA2I/I IKMCA2VI UmmM 111 Caaanr I 1/i Mb to MM UC Nm| Ond CM OM 27/1 t MMm FmM I Map 11/5 25/1 M/I+ 1/7
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      446 17 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES LVKES ORIENT LINE U.S. GULF COAST SERVICE /M A-|. at a a a— v uneans, woow, Houston, bdfv£stofi) Swan p lataw |fi Grt KLMA LVKES (*c»t taPwt/27May 28/29 Hay 3My LOUSE LYKES (Mm* A laa*).... 28/22 Jw 29 My U.S. WEST COAST SERVICE (Seattle, Tacoma, Vancouver 8.C.,
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      718 18 EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICES TO NORTH AMERICA icsmr m 9 wnansu m u x m ItoMI MPert 21/5 hwuHn 12/1 22/1 Km MM 17/1 27/1 MM Mm 14/ i 1/7 7/* VI Oml Sty RMp 27/1 1/7 MMa KM M/l 11/7 taraoH Mp 21/1 19/7 l/l 11/1 Mi Mm 3M 11/7
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      467 18 CALMRRU/PACfIC RORTR WEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTARKR/REEFER SERVICE Lm*« tar LOS Win, SIM FRANCBCO. StATTU. TRCORRR. VANCOUVER. IC Reap*! FCL/FCL Ctotown USTRRUA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE RcaHN Fa/Fa ftotoiii PMm| Sport Frra UK M Sfl rifaUM) lttaM 17 km 10 My 5My 29 r 10 My UMy 7A« 2 faf 71 My
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      518 18 4 > roiin SINGAPORE SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE LTD 20Tm FtOOH OCEAN BUHOiNG SINGAPORE MARKETING 91 1122 (3 UNESt GtNtfiAl 91}111 ,14 i N f c, TELEX HS 2459S OS 2SSt>B A 8 CAHSMIP CABlf CA«GOSM(P 111 l'c<|i<Ninl Contniner IJim's WEEKLY CONTAINER SERVICE to/from BANGKOK VOV BOUNTY 235/24N BOUNTY 245/25N BOUNTY
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      526 18 fs"l GRANARD LINE INDEPENDENT A TTRACTIVE RA TES U MEDITERRANEAN SEA SERVICE ALSO ACCEPTING CONTAINER CARGO FCL ONLY FOR PORT SAID. ALEXANDRIA, BEIRUT. LATTAKIA. LIMASSOL ISTANBUL A PIRAEUS Specially engaged agents A stevedores providing immediate discharge unon m row v. w »May FOR TIM SIM V39W 24 km •Cjfcc Part
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      525 18 f INTRASEA (PTE) LTD Faber House 234F O'Cha'd Pcafl Singapore 9 Telephone *****L7 REGULAR INDEPENDENT SEMI/FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE S'pn P. K«Mw ATLANTIC NAM M77.~ 23 My NPwt NORASM M 73. 23 Jm Stappwt MTKASEA (TIE) LTD *****11 MHCW ALP AC LINE •OVTH Anua lUTKI Lw^lhr 15 Ma II
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      645 19 NEPTUNE ORIENT UNES LTD FAR EAST 'EUROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): nDe/ of Al.fr Consortiun K. iACEJM...... TWHHKE+. N. PEARL C. PAUL MERCATOR C. ROZE K. IACEWON... Also accepting cargo to/trom Scandinavia FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ): TW BRIDGE S pore Closing Times: FCI Cargo 0400 29/5 LCL
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      362 20 EGYPTIAN INTPP M ATIOKi A I I IKJC CM INTERNATIONAL LINE (EIL) EGYPTIAN FLAG GfWRAI AGf NTS i n shipping prt irD TEI *****11 SING A POP f CGO Bk(s *****43 HI RS2IOII sue AGfNTS HSH M SON BHD m *****3 *****7 fKI *****6 (PKi It* 39/lb ***** Pf NANGj
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      403 20 OCEAN LINES REGULAR NOW CONFERENCE SERVICES MEWTDRAIttH SEA SERVICE Spore PMang Pcnang Loadw tor: V.4MM Nrt Sitf/IiMSMI/MtiiMkru Ptraata/Bant/Lattakia V.9NB2S lun SAGASIA PTE LTD (LOUIS OAC YFUB GROUP Of COMPAfMCSt '1* *****55 (5 Lam) IQO: B MM JEJOS P. ROME P» MM MM -TEL JtWll/5 nmm IM mi II Mffw IU:
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      57 20 NOTICE DONG SC K UNE M.V. DO St, HWANG VOY SBM arrived 11-i-JW General survey on damaged cargo discharged ex the above vessel will be held on Thursday. 29th May 1980 as from 9 00 a m to 12 00 noon No further survey will be held after this date
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      168 20 y r Regional Weather u i \v ,v 1( X Y&P/^hV i& I, I K M m Ml '4 \+> a !t! k\ ■Xv. $x oc xm HE ysyvv v < ■SSfc-. aLZ^. LLm 10S 100E SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. R Thunderstorm Temperature °C
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