The Business Times, 12 November 1981

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    10 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 107/1/81 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12,1981 60 CENTS
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  • Article
    Distributor clarifies problems in Apple computer market
    334 1 DELTA Communications Services, sole distributor for Apple computers in this region, "concurs that the Singapore market for Apple leaves a lot to be desired". Referring to a report in Business Times on Oct 13, a director of Delta, Mr Neville McKay, stated in
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  • Article
    Life insurers call for tax incentives
    701 1  -  By LEE YOKE MENG TAX AND other official regulations are the major (actors preventing life insurers from becoming more innovative, says the Life Insurance Association (LIA) of Singapore. The association, headed by Mr N N Handa of the Great Eastern Life Assurance Company, believes
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  • Article
    Index picks up 12 points in heavy trading
    294 1 IT APPEARS that the season of the bull, at least for the short-term, is back. Share prices at the Stock Exchange of Singapore shot up another 12.08 points to 692.56 on the Straits Times Industrial Index yesterday, bringing the cumulative gain during
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    'No' to foreign brokers dealing direct on SES
    897 1  -  By NSUNG BEE HWA A PROPOSAL by the Singapore Merchant Bankers Association to allow foreign brokers to deal dir rectly on the Stock Exchange of Singapore has been turned down by the SES. The SES shares the views of several stock brokers
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  • BRIEFLY...
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      Housing loans drop
      76 1 HOUSING loans dropped in September. This is the first monthly fall recorded since the beginning of the year, reflecting a dip in the demand for houses. Housing loans by finance companies were down by $4 million, from $773.7 million in August to $769.7 million in September. Other
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      Lock icon IBM fails in bid
      62 1 Reuter LUXEMBOURG, Wed. The European Court of Justice today turned down an attempt by the US computer giant, International Business Machines (IBM), to block anti-monopo-ly moves against it by the EEC. Officials of the court said it decided against an IBM attempt to get a "statement
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      Lock icon Budget approved
      83 1 AFP KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Malaysian Parliament today apEoved in principle next year's dget totalling M 531,951 million after a lenghty debate lasting 11 days. A total of $14,631 million is for development while the rest will form next year's operating expenditure. Sixty-one members spoke during the debate
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      Vietnamese solution
      30 1 JAKARTA, Wed. Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thach has spelled out a detailed plan to solve the Kampuchean problem through negotiations between Asean and the Hanoi-led Indochinese bloc.
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      Lock icon Oil production
      98 1 UPI JAKARTA, Wed. Indonesia's oil production will increase 2.86 per cent to 1.64 million barrels daily in the coming fiscal year. Pertamina chief Yudo Sumbono told the House Commission on Mining that Indonesia's oil production will increase from the current 1.59 million barrels to 1.64 million barrels in
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      Lock icon Independence day
      80 1 UPI WARSAW, Wed. Poland celebrated its traditional Independence Day today for the first time in more than 30 years of communist rule with a burst of nationalist sentiment. The celebrations came a day after the communist party voted to give Solidarity a share in government. Red-and-white Polish flags
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      Lock icon Japanese exports
      58 1 UPI TOKYO, Wed. Japan's exports last month totalled U5512,253 billion, unchanged from the year before, while imports dropped 3.2 per cent to $10.02 billion. The Ministry of International Trade and Industry said the United States absorbed $3,404 billion worth of Japanese vehicles, steel and other products, up 16.4
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    Employers' apathy worries SDF
    541 1  -  By LILLIAN CHEW THE Skills Development Fund has voiced its concern and worry over the apathy of Singapore employers to staff training. In what can be intrepreted as official SDF reaction to months of unending criticism from employers and business groups, SDF administrator Foo Meug Tong
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    Asean traders told to seek world markets
    181 1 ASEAN businessmen should ask developed countries like Japan which are calling for freer trade, to help Asean's growing industries gain a foothold in international markets. The Thai Deputy Minister of Commerce, Mr Prakaipruek Sarutanond, said Asean's international competitiveness cso be achieved if those
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      207 1 m t;i K 1 .Times Bookshops mm i k i F- A §aasi SIME Darby group fast expanding its interests in the motor industry Page it GUINNESS (M) cuts down expenditure on expansion projects Page u SINGAPORE likely to remove restrictions on import of frozen chickens from Thailand P*g® S
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      LIA proposes higher reliefs
      765 2  -  By LEE YOKE MENG i THE GOVERNMENT should allow for a separate i Income lax deduction on insurance premiums, said ihe Life Tnsiiranre Assoda- tion (LIA) of Singapore. The LIA has already pro- posed to the Ministry of FV I nance that insurance premiums of up
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      Lock icon Protection against LDC loans
      142 2 Reuter MAJOR hanks shonM devise sane farm sI safegaard Is prelect themselves against made to lass developed Beard governor Henry Waltteh said. He told a Mmm conference sponsored by the New York University SatoMa Itrsthers Centre tor lha Silly of Financial laatttottona that while leans to
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      Lock icon Increased ECU dealings
      404 2 Reuter EUROPEAN Currency Unitdenominated Eurobonds are beginning to gain popularity among large investors as a way to minimise risks from exchange rate volatility. Big companies and other banks now bold more than 50 ECU accounts with Kredietbank, compared with about a dozen six months ago, the bank's
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      Lock icon Further BOJ sales
      208 2 Reuter THE BANK of Japan K»« sold from its holdings about 300 billion yen of 60-day Bbort-tenn government securities, mainly Treasury bills, to hunks and securities firms through shortterm money houses to mop up surplus funds on the domestic money market. The central bank has now absorbed
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      NEW FACES ON THE BOARD
      107 2 MIDLAND BANK has appointed Mr Thomas Wilcox, chairman of the board of Crocker National Corporation. and Mr John BM Place, chairman of the board and chief executive officer of Crocker National Bank, to its board. This follows the completion of the first stage In Midland's
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      DEVALUED
      52 2 THE BANK of Korea adjusted the won downwards to a mid-rate of 688.30 to the US dollar, a new low for the Korean currency. This reflects a depreciation of almost 16 per cent in the won's value against the US unit since the introduction of a government-controlled float in
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      LLOYD'S POLICY
      32 2 ABOUT 98 Ltojr*» will nHliin an partfcipattag to m ""I" 1 Akd WUhi sbmhimv ef the esvsr, Is luliMi Is a! Usyfs hsksMmaTS SaSjyg LTl*** kM trmm '—anrf JTgSr, lanstaMU,
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      Talks postponed
      84 2 TH& QUESTION of whether the UK should remain outside the European Monetary System Joint float «r become a full member is still un- M rraoivw. A meeting scheduled to take place this week between Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, senior ministers and top advisers to review the issue, has
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    • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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        Gold
        300 2 SINGAPORE gold futures yesterday closed generally easier compared with overnight levels in light trading, dealers —M Prices were marked down between US$B to $10 an ounce at the outset following the metal's decline in New York overnight due to a fall in US commodities across a broad front on
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        Silver quotes
        38 2 Vtaa Mm New York 1MB 1 7TB in 1MB Zurich ITJB ft «.UB ft nc 1 MP WW IBS tm .Sin/ipor* 1KB 1MB 11M LW Qortnj prtcM la US dollara trow MM Source: Credit Suisse, S'pore.
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        Treasury bills tender
        43 2 THE Monetary Authority of Singapore has invited banks and discount houses to tender for a total of $160 million 91-day Treasury bills to be issued from Nov 16 to Nov 20. Each tender must not be for less than $250,000.
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        Frankfurt
        39 2 Frankfurt exchanges opening quotes on Nov 11: US 2 2240 SO Stg 4.155/165 Can 1.8660/89 DR- 90.98/91.16 S FY -124.39/63 Lit 1.868/874 F FY 39.63/67 N Kr 37.90/96 B FY (con) 5.940/950 B FY (fin) 5.333/343 Yen 0.9580/734
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        Singapore market
        410 2 THE AMERICAN dollar weakened against most major currencies on the local foreign exchange market yesterday. It opened at 2.0700/10 against the local currency. The bulk of trading was done at 1000. However, the dollar slid In the afternoon to clone at *****/ S. teMMk-ÜB/lM m Vfrnrntlm-imn/um Thrw matt*
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        London
        127 2 THE dollar In London yesterday was slightly below New York's closing levels In quiet early trading, with interest and volume depressed. The dollar opened at 2.2255/66 marks, unchanged on the late Hongkong level but below Tuesday's close at 2.2295 2310 in New York and 2J&O/2300 in London. Dealers said
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        HONGKONG
        130 2 THE US dollar In Hogkong yesterday held steady against most major currencies in thin late exchanges. Trading was quiet in the absence of fresh news and ahead of the US Veterans' Day holiday yesterday. Sterling was little changed at a late $1,800/8705. after touching a high of 1.8700/10, compared
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        PLR
        22 2 THE average rata nt which major Singapore hanks are currently prepared to land to tkoir boat customers la 14.6 per cent.
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        ASIAN $ RATES
        143 2 ASIAN RATES ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at doMonNovll. pan i lMth Smooth* 3 month* a month* UoooUu iiiviauii/ia mm u* UU/MUU/N MUM 1SM/M MS/M Ml/M MS/M MV1I 14H 1#H l*M Das. 1 month 3 month* 6 mootla 12 month* Mm*) •H M% 0IVM M* H Ml/M a ivm
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        Discount
        38 2 RANGE at prh bh altar Ml count bouM Ml NwU: C*H (kpertti: OM^ M* 3-month Treasury bills 9H 3-month Bank bills 11 MH 3 months CD 19* 10* 6 months CD 11 ion Source: National Discount Co
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        Tokyo
        176 2 THE US dollar for overnight delivery in Tokyo yesterday closed easier at 229.00 yen against its 229.40 opening and the 29J0/4I fining in New York overnight. dea> ers said. But this was up from the 228.15 finish in Tokyo on Tuesday. Trading volume was a Ught 1788 million. The
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      209 2 Powerful. /Agile Comlbiiable. Economical. ■if 14: f V-. 11 y*& >*mv •j* j* j» **-4 »jr ft ir #v t. If J V- V V li -d m "3E ;v A»<: f£* 111 I >h PW| e J L- f lftSS a It's true. Wheh it comes to load handling
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  • TRADE AND INDUSTRY
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      Asean clubs call for preferential ties
      432 3 OVER 10 industry clubs submitted progress reports at the Asean Working Group On Industrial Complementation (WGIC) meeting in yesterday. They called for more preferential trading ar.rangements and support far -Asean industrial Joint ventures and industrial complementation projects. The Asean Plywood Federation (APF) wants ex*
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      New logo of hotel association
      71 3 A LOGO befitting the dynamism and achievement-ori-ented objectives of the association representing the hotel industry in Singapore has been chosen. The logo designed by Mr Lim Cheng Teck, art director of Daily, Naidu and Chan International brings together the initials of the Singapore Hotel Association.
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      Brigade pioneers doing well
      243 3 THE FIRST batch of 94 national servicemen who will be pioneers of the newlyformed Construction Brigade are "doing quite well". Dr Tay Eng Soon, chairman of the Vocational and Industrial Training Board (VTTB) said this after a visit to the Ponggol Vocational Institute where they are
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      CARDIFF MISSION
      95 3 A trade mission from the Cardiff Chamber of Commerce, South Wales, its currently on its fifth business visit to Singapore. The mission, representing 18 companies from England, Northern Ireland and Wales, is promoting products ranging from jewellery and biscuits to fertilisers and heavy lifting equipment Other products being
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      Good response to Hotelex '81
      412 3 HOTELEX '81, the first South-east Asian exhibition on the tarfMtwg »nrf refurbishing of hotels and restaurants, opened yesterday at the Mandarin Hotel. The five-day exhibition includes displays of a wide range of items needed to build or refurbish a hotel. Manufacturers of furniture, carpeting, wallpaper,
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      Portuguese to hold trade seminar
      164 3 A PORTUGUESE economic mission to East Asia will arrive in Singapore on Sunday to promote trade and investment in Portugal. The mission will hold -a seminar on the investment climate in Portugal and will focus an the impact of Portugal's forthcoming entry into me European
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      Mobil takes steps to repel pirate attacks
      312 3 MOBIL has taken several steps to counter attacks by pirates on its laden tankers when they are plying off Singapore waters. One of them is the deployment at night of a launch with two Cisco guards to patrol around VLCCs (Very Large Crude
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      S'pore may lift ban on Thai chickens
      380 3  -  By WONG AI KWEI SINGAPORE looks set to lift restrictions on the import of frozen chickens from Thailand next year. Thai poultry farmers have apparently received word from Singapore importers that the Singapore Government has now placed Thailand on the list of countries
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      Wooing the Japanese
      101 3 REPRESENTATIVES of the Singapore Convention Bureau is now in Japan to persuade Japanese businessmen to hold conventions and exhibitions here. This is the bureau's third promotion campaign in Japan. The first two were held in June and October last year in Tokyo and Osaka. Hie two-day promotion
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Reagan defends spending cuts
      832 4 NYT PRESIDENT Reagan said on Tuesday that his administration will "stiffen its spine and not throw in the tapel" on spending cuts, but he. will defer until next year proposing basic reductions to-federal benefit programmes that he announced sto weeks ago. Mr Reagan said he will
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      Lock icon US wholesale inflation
      407 4 AP RISING new car prices boosted inflation at the wholesale level In the United States to an annual rate of per cent last month, the biggest Jump since the spring. The LabourDepaitment reported yesterday that prices (or food and energy dropped last month. With only two months
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      Lock icon EEC fails to agree on common textile stand
      207 4 Reuter THE BBC tas failed Is agree a )dit bargalalag nsflsnsl textiles trade pact. British depaty Parciga Secretary Humphrey Atklas said after a ministerial meetiag la Braseele sa Tsesday that mlnlstrri sa Nev 17 Is tln^wrt*» tHhre ArraageM (MFA), a paet gtvendig
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      Lock icon New moves by Marathon Oil
      542 4 Reuter MARATHON Oil Company has unveiled new measures to stop a US$5.l bUlk» takeover by Mobil Corporation, hut Mobil may be the victor in a federal court decision in Cleveland, industry analysts said. A federal court ruled that Mobil, which was prohibited from soliciting Marathon
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      Lock icon Companies pay US$90m for use of satellite
      337 4 UPI SEVEN companies have bid a world record U5990.1 million to lease the use of an RCA satellite to broadcast cable television. The bid, at what was the world's first auction of space-age technology, was the largest sum ever bid at any auction,
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      Lock icon Hanoi army ranks third
      483 4 AP VIETNAM hat the world's third-Urg-ent standing army, after China and Russia. Vietnam has one millkn troops phis a reserve of two million, including militia and armed para-militaries, according to Armies at the World, a reference book issued on Thursday by Jane's Publishing of London. This
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      Thailand offers great potential
      271 4 THAILAND'S lndustrialisa tkm plan offer* great potential for Asean Joint venture*. Mr Chalermbhand Srivikorn, Thai deputy Minister of Industry, said his country's plan to develop a centre for basic industries on the eastern seaboard is but one area for Industrial development in an Asean context. Projects
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      Lock icon What a wife is worth at today's rates
      195 4 AP THE BIBLE says the price of a virtuous woman is far above rubies. But qne at Britain's biggest instance companies says she's worth £304.63 a week. That is what the Legal and General Assurance Society calculate* is the value of a
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      Lock icon BNOC to float intact its production arm
      173 4 Reuter STATE-OWNED British National Oil Corporation'* (BNOC) oil production interests will be floated intact on the stock exchange as an independent British oil company. "We are not planning to break up BNOC's oil producing business and sell off the assets one by one
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      Lock icon Toyota still top income earner
      113 4 AFP TOYOTA Motor Co, Japan's biggest car manufacturer, remained the top income earner among 93 major Japanese corporations which balanced books in Jane, the Japanese tax administration agency re- parted yesterday. According to the agency, Toyota had a declared income of 218,561 million yen, down
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      727 4 ARRIVALS Service Local Oftrftor Nnbtr Tbc 1 Froa PAA MAS SIA PIA SIA MAS MAS RBA MAS SIA MAS CPA GU SU GU PAL SU MAS MAS SU GI^ MAS GU THAI MAS SU CAL SU SU LUFT RBA SU BA SU SU MAS JAL GU MAS
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      Lock icon Soviets deny they spied on Swedes
      286 5 Reuter THE SOVIET Union yesterday denied that its submarine which ran aground off a Swedish naval base was carrying nuclear weapons or spying. A Tass commentary accused the West of using the episode to whip up anti-Sovi-et military psychosis and repeated that the vessel
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Lock icon WORKERS TO PAY MORE
        364 5 Agencies FRANCE'S Socialist government has told workers and employers they will have to pay more far family benefit, health, unemployment and pensions schemes. A presidential spokesman said the cabinet decided to raise the contributions of salaried workers by one percentage point and ceilings on employers' payments
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      Lock icon Concern over unfair treatment
      148 5 Reuter JAPAN has expresaed concern to the US State Department and trade representatives over alleged discrimination against a Japanese firm in the award of a contract. A foreign ministry official yesterday said the official representations called (or an investigation into the alleged unfair treatment of computer
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      Lock icon HK enjoys growth in major markets
      191 5 AFP THE LATEST year-on-year trade figures show that Hongkong has enjoyed actual growth in all major markets other than West Germany. The British colony's director of Trade, Industry and Customs, Mr William Dorward, reported this at yesterday's meeting of the Legislative Council. He said
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      Lock icon Land development
      71 5 AFP THE HONGKONG government's Secretary (or Land and Works, Mr David McDonald, yesterday raised the possibility of increased private-sector participation in the British colony's land development boom. He noted that several development packages and individual projects involving substantial land production have been successfully completed by developers. "It is
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      Malaysian political societies
      137 5 THE MALAYSIAN Registrar of Societies has classified 503 organisations as political societies since the recent enforcement of the Societies (Amendment) Act. A spokesman from the Registrar's office in Kuala Lumpur said the* societies asked to be classified as political bodies and that many of the societies were
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      Rival groups in MEF may clash
      451 5 RIVAL groups in the Malaysian Employers Federation (MEF) appear to be heading for a showdown at the federation's annual conference in Kuala Lumpur today. It is predicted that the MEF as it stands will be no more by the end of the day and
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      75 5 As the year draws to a close, The woods of Europe once more Resound with the call of the hunting horns And the baying of the hounds. Tis the Season of the Hunt A time when game abound. From November 2nd to 16th, 1981, the takings from the Hunt will
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    Faults on both sides
    445 6 »SINCE its inception in October 1979, the Skills '.Development Fund has been accused of being tight-fisted in the disbursement of funds; bureaucratic and slow in responding to applications; and even unsure and confused about translating grant criteria into reality. Employers have been noticeably miffed at what
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    Onus now lies with ministry, SIC
    239 6 frHE CHANGES proposed by the Stock Exchange of Singapore to its Corporate Disclosure f>olicy are hardly as revolutionary as those Suggested repeatedly by the backers of the Annual Report Award and some well-meaning financial analysts. But mild though they seem, Jhe amendments are still
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    FUJITSU CRIES FOUL
    601 6  -  By KEITH STAFFORD JAPAN, «flea charged with erecting trade terrtoi ngntart hreip etapettttM Mi jeepardUag (he warM'a free market system, may sees Meue the United Statee af dterlmlaatloa agaiaat JiMim Mutry. FaJMsa, Juu'i Mh| eempater maaafactarer, claims It waa ufairlv treated darlag Ma receat Md far aa
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    Lock icon EXPENSIVE ROOF
    579 6  -  By IKUO AHAI Reuter THE JAPANESE housing industry, in contrast to other booming sectors of the Japanese economy, is in the doldrums with no early relief in sight. While housing in the United States has been hit by high interest rates and inflation, the industry in Japan has
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    Lock icon The modest home
    1414 6  -  By BRUCE STOKES Depthnews THE •TRADITIONAL Japanese house serves as a model of how the home of the future will be. It considers resource constraints without sacrificing housing quality. The Japanese practice of making do with less will become common in many cultures in the future. There
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      603 6 -IM-OIE CBOSBWOKD 1 Orate steamily? (5) 6 Sides of houses? (5) Figure* relating to anaee thetics? (7) 10 Grouts' drink? (5) 11 'Brthawm* alternative (5) 12 ne wrote i noted goodbye (5) 13 Young animal always let W(t) 15 Ill's condensed (3) 17 Cut abort n ride, as in the
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      9 6 UHPO" SHRLL uje Gcr Him— SomeXHNG FOR Tue OR
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      551 6 SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opening folowed by The Yomg and the Restless 3.25 Reincarnated (r) 4.15 Diary Of Events (Chinese) 4.20 Alee 4.45 Angie Angie And The Doctor 5.10 RaMww 5.45 VNdKe's Last Chance (Malay) €.10 Cultural Diary 8.15 News (English) 6.25 Britamka Report Racing: The Speed Demons 6.50 Carton
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  • Article
    Lock icon Who's blowing smoke?
    778 7  -  fomn with WILLIAM SAFIRE NYT IN TWO RECENT instances, President Reagan h*s removed himself from reality. He has denied the twth by blaming the press far "misinterpreting" what hf and his closest aides have been saying. The first case began at his last news conference, over a
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    Lock icon HAPPY FAMILY
    516 7  -  By JAMES RESTON NYT IN THE FIFTH news conference of his nearly 10 Months in the White Hqpse, President Reagan (Mended his foreign policy s&d made some astonishill remarks: *T think our accomplishments with regard to forejjgn policy have been rathem, astounding." &*We have a better rapport established
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    Late HUDC payments
    149 7 Letter to the Editor Dfenr Bhr, Will the HUDC kMly explain the statas of these HJUDC affftsaads whs were late In paying the $IMM deposit, as almost tVi msnths have elapsed, and ear fate iffll hangs In the balance. Originally, HUDC appUeaats were sappssed to pay ap
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    Lock icon Foreign buying eases
    796 7  -  By STEVE LOHR NYT OVER A COURSE of black mushroom soup at an elegant restaurant in Tokyo, Howard Stein, president of the Dreyfus Corp, said, "we've been cutting back our investment in Japanese stocks substantially". In recent months the 55-year-old chief of Dreyfus, the big mutual-fund concern
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    Lock icon SEC adopts new policing role
    1047 7  -  US growth and productivity has slipped from among the highest in the industrialised world to the lowest. These trends must be reversed, says the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)'s new chairman, John Shad. He believes that "industry can regulate itself better than government can". But,
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
    • EUROPEAN MARKETS
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        Amsterdam
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        Paris
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      119 8 "fl*vWm.'i :Ul| HP horsushi. hor teppanyaki l'(v other authentically.' -Japanese dehojits ill ■>' 7' < A V® (**i id 11*\ I*: I i'U *"*>l m -r: il« ni i »«4; i|»« V a HYATT REG€NCY©aNGAPC« Cant* Model Agency M"Oto»og TUESDAY FASHION EXCUJSIVES Showtime: 1 2 p.m. PtomooA *****11 «Rt 2110
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      193 8 V Tims is Thai Seatood at its authentic bast So fraah, it cowM have been alive 15 minute* before coming to your labia. It was. An anormous variety ol succulent seafood* expertly prepared by Thai chefs in our kitchen. Siamese Seafood Restaurant Ox ley Rise/Penang Road. Singapore 0823. Tel: *****11
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      Produce exchange
      173 9 CWNEBE PnAm Exehaage, pse'li kg ZZnmj 1 11 CMMt «II: Bulk fob 1108.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $122.00 sellers, new drum fob $126.» sellers. Oafr»: Mixed (loose) $57 buyers. Ptfftr: Muntok white pepper fob AsU NLW $377.50 sellers. Sarawak white pepper faq fob NLW
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      TEXTILES
      136 9 YARN and cotton prices were quoted as follows in Hongkong yesterday. (In HK dollars, spot ex-go-dowa) Gsttsa yara: China Blue Phoenix Ms 2,000; 3,150, 40s 3,350 (per bale of 400 lbs). Pakistan raw cstMa: LSS 6.00. 4F 5.J8; 289F 6.10; NT roller ginned 6.00 (per lb). la HK dollars,
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      RICE
      282 9 nWAFOBE: Yesterday's prices in SI pec kilo, WHITE: 100 per c4nt E class (Kangaroo) new 1-33, 100 per cent secood 113, 100 per cent third Ass 1.08, 25 per cent new crop IBk. stock. B-10 per cent no BROKEN: A-super t*. Special 0.72. RICE: 55 per cent no £QQNA
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      Straits Tin
      81 9 THE BTOAITB ftta price In Peaaag yesterday fell few eorti to M$9M4 a Idle trem Taeedlay bat still wtthla the ITC upper seeter raage af IS4JB aid VTIM, dealmnii The lewer market whleh ttMNited L«rhigher pidttu ■aw laflaeatlaJ hayers sappertlag at this level with scattered everseas isterest. Sterling's
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      CLOSING PRICES
      34 9 Rubber: Nov 11 Singapore: Dee: 193.50 eents (down 4.25 cents) Malaysia: Dee: 227.00 eents (down 2.50 eents) Tin: M 535.64 per kilo (down 4 eents) Official offering: 228 tonnes (down 32 tonnes)
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      SOYBEAN
      121 9 SOYBEAN futures in Chicago on l\iesday finished technically weak, closing down 14 to 16 W US cents a bushel on increased volume. All contracts except spot November slumped to new contract lows. Massive commission house computer fund sellstops were triggered when prices penetrated the January based |6.60 level and
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      LONDON MARKETS
      777 9 OpWKK: Robust» futures jfcstn ilay turned steadier #ter Initial losses of £10, %pds Dec. Dealers said the market opened steadier than flfperally expected and although trade interest was tftto with only 458 lots in<s*Hng 52 crosses throughout the morning New York lfts expected to open higher jp»n»l«y afternoon.
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      RUBBER
      215 9 RUBBER prices in Singapore yesterday closed slightly lower with December One RSS buyers quoted at 193.50 cents per Idlo, down 125 cents from Tuesday's close, dealers said. Afternoon prices lost some ground on stale bull selling and forwards offerings and fell further after the close on withdrawal of buyers
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      RAS PRICES
      307 9 RA8 prices In ccnU per kilo fMUrdtr n» (per kflo) Sriters (per kflo) Buy^v tat 1 R.S.S. prompt f o b. ***** ixioon 1X0 JO 1X1 JON tat. 1 R.S-S. December 1*00 196 JO Ifs w moo tat. 1 R.S.S January ***** 904J0 K« MM tat. 2 RSS
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      SSR and SMR
      95 9 NOON 881 1 tmd 8MR prtcaa ymm im+r 7 ■AS Dhh ICwtm ■Urn 1 1(1.00 >5M0 > bar 1 Mtfc) Imhit Mtk) fcjw Mm MMO MUON Wit lttJON SSR10 SSR SO HVV1 f (Ma pdkl (1-toa paBat) 1 Mm ML00N ItMON 8MRCV SMRL SMRt 8MR CP SMRIO
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      NEW YORK STOCKS
      749 9 STOCKS on Tuesday closed mixed at the New York market remained caught between the conflicting forces of a poor economic outlook and easing interest rates. The Dow Jones industrial average was higher most of the day but then moved down following President Reagan's afternoon press conference. It
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      World record rice output expected
      249 9 THE United Nation's Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) expects world rice production in 1981 to reach 407 miiHwi tonnes, 7 million higher thaa last year's record level. The rise was due to increased plantings in re«ponse to upward price trends early this year and to
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      PALM OIL
      121 9 THE Kuala Lumpur palm oil market closed lower on light selling In generally quiet dealer said In November, central dropped MHI-50 to 9921 ner south $12-50 to JBLSO and north QTOO to 995. In December central and aouth traded at V» and 9917J0 respectively while January in the
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      WHEAT
      171 9 WHEAT future» in Chicago on Tuesday closed on bottom of a 4V4 US cent range, down five to 1V« cents a bushel in active trade. Chartists said the market cloaed technically weak, since values settled below the December based 94.32 i wrvri. Widespread wire house and local lone liquidation
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      Lock icon Substantial rise in world sugar output forecast
      484 9 Reuter WORLD sugar production Is expected to rise substantially in the crop year 1981-82 with estimates ranging from million to 95 ««mi—» tonnes, raw value, compared with actual output of 87 million la ***** L Hie Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) said that
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      Lock icon Tin sets record price
      334 9 Reuter TIN PRICES rose £45 on To—day to an all time high on the Tondon Metal (LME) at £8»M0 a tonne. Final prices «ere £10 below the new peak, bat london quotes narrowed the laife premium recently established by Malaysia'• Penang market TUa heavy buying started
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    BUSINESS DONE ON THE SES AND THE KLSE
    1847 10 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units, unless otherwise specified. SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Aaasa (177B) (1)
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    Unit trusts
    138 10 ■MtftuimriKir diamond hot rrou (MIIHIII' prtaaa tm 11) (Mi in n'prtaaa IwNwID The Commerce Ml 123 Dtuad TW Savtad Fund L* I II Spore Fd(USJ) Ml MS Spore Prof Fund 1M L41 91 1.75 S par* See Ftmd l«l 111 (Oct)(today) S part Invest road 104 LM rran*
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    SHARE INFORMATION SERVICE
    2869 10 1961 High Low Cooipaay Last Sal« 1 t OTGr*s Db Dtv CTyi Gr*s TTd r Net P/E Vol COOO) Day High Low SBCTION ONE INDUSTRIAL ft COMMERCIAL m us an sis m m osr ow 48 340 11S 130 uo sn is sn 330 3S 81 Acm*
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    In Kuala Lumpur
    1823 10 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units, unless otherwise specified. ■Will Akmm (UC IJTS) (I) IJO (1) LB LT sri ACfcM (IJB
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    Bulls make a strong comeback
    432 10 BUHNBB «M Mk agata lor the Mfc lij it the itoofc hetoon opawd at iM taf tee krnkMrt M*mr (to ■Mfcrt piapli>■ Ij. Tte At «k» Straits Ttaeo liiinlilil Wot had already gataed Ml potato to «ML t»3ag la the Mnt«, prices were eoatlaaaUy p>M
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    KL continues to advance
    570 10 PRICES continued to move upwards for the third consecutive day at the Kuala Lumpur stock exchange yesterday, in substantially more active trading. The improved sentiment over the put three days appeared to have much to do with the generally softer Interest rates while soma OigßW believe
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  • COMPANY NEWS
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      Lower pre-tax profit at Tongkah Harbour
      389 11 ."TONGKAH Harbour Tin JDredging (THTD), which sold off its assets in Thailand to an associate last year, has reported a lower pre-tax profit v of M 52.11 million for the „jrear to June 30, 1981, down 14.8 per cent from before. This was due
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      RESULTS DUE
      405 11 Supreme Plant uTc Sea View Spore Land S J Amal film I Jm CCM M Bos Spore m erewenes JC-KPH n.j.j vim F F F F I I i F I Itale iMtjfMT 17/9 30/9 1/11 10/11 12/11 15/11 18/11 18/11 i 18/11 10/11 Ll 1 Net EPS
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      498 11 cmi MI ay MO* wytr iMft 10%(h) Oct 13 Oct 90 Nov90 10%TE 14J%(a) IMQN T* NTA NYA NTA 7% 4%TE 90% Nov It Nov 91 Jut* 30% 91% Aw WM$m Bafc 90%(b) Nov 5 Nov 17 Nov 23 20% 90% AmMmHi 19% Nov 19 Dec 1 Dec
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      SCRIP ISSUES
      154 11 Compa PmrtlcaUn Ex Date Books Close Proposed rights Issue MDI of Star 1 g SLOP per share NYA NYA Proposed bonus issue oil lor 1 NYA NYA Proposed bonis issue of 1 tar 2 NYA NYA Righto issue of 1 tar 2 §|1.4) perahsre NYA NYA Proposed bows
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      181 11 THE director* of Perils PImMIhi have declared a second interim dividend of 7.5 per ceot km tax for the year ended Sep 30 baaed ion the enlarged capital of $126.* million. The dividend will be payable on Dec 10 to Aareholders registered on Dec 3. Thii interim dtvldend
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        Lock icon FAR East Hotels and Entertaiment
        77 11 Reuter said it issued 19.21 million ordinary HK$l shares to various parties at H.M per share (or the release of a 130.74 mfflhin debt Hie new shares wffl not rank (or the Interim dividend (or the year ending Dec declared on Nov 2, but will
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      Guinness reduces expansion outlay
      471 11 GUINNESS Malaysia «pent leas on expansion projects last year due to the high capital expenditure in earlier years as well as a slowdown in sales growth. The group's capital outlay for the 1980-81 financial year, according to chairman J R E Lawton, was lower at Mjin
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      Computers to boost H & C's productivity
      630 11 Computers to boost H C's productivity IN AN attempt to raise the productivity of its estates and Improve the efficiency of Its administration, the Harrlsoas and CTOsfiekl plantations group plans to install computers In all its estatea. la aa interview with Airiness Times in Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday, the manager
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      Wall St watchdog reorientates role
      952 11 US PRESIDENT Reagan has picksd several of his regulators from the ranks of thoae they must regulate, apparently becnuae he thinks they know bent how to run things One Is Mr John Shnd, the new chairman of the Securities and p iti, f* Commission (SEC),
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      Ontrade expects to double its after-tax earnings
      379 11 MOHAN'» Property and Investment Ltd, now re-named Ontrade International Ltd to reflect its change of ownership, has forecast after-tax profits of not less than HK$4.l million for the year ending Dec 31. The forecast does not include any profits to be derived from
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      Tokyo closes lower
      95 11 SHARE prices in Tokyo yesterday rnsfd on snoradic profit-taking in blue chips and high technology issues with many investors concerned at the high margin buying, dealers said. The market avenge shed S.C3 to close at 7JSBJ6The mww* market closed steady. MOT U ta as 5 laM Ow
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      Manila
      48 11 mov it ram aum AUMCWtt > lt-M -U ■«ft Oott. MM BF Ooodrteb LM oach CDC* LhM MMMmm B 1U *UI (MnW A OrVwiUJ m +IM nm OWN JB -MM gf A Wiaui I ]M aod> run mm udcii Mn M Mum* ggjgpi ZZH JA» ssa 5 taT
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      Selected indices
      56 11 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Tuesday HZ. 7 Monday.— 510 J Week Ago «22 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 853 98 Monday 8S5 21 Week Ago 888 72 HJC.HANG SENG Wednesday 1438 44 Tuesday 1439.47 Week Ago 1380.18 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 101.7 Tuesday 101J Week Ago 6885 ALL ORDINARIES Wednesday
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      Market little changed
      207 11 HONGKONG THE Hongkong market yesterday closed little changed after an active half-day session with the Hang Seng index up Just 0.97 points at 1,436.44, dealers said. After a higher opening on the steady London close, prices drifted down in good two-way business The market is still consolidating
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      Sydney ends weaker
      215 11 THE Sydney market yesterday slid back again today In the wake of uncertainty on Wall Street and the sharp drop in gold price», dealers said. Metal and ofl stocks weakened but selected Industrial issues held ground and son* posted small gains. Brokers said the market appeared to
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      Bangkok
      28 11 NOT II BatlU "ans£. y W*« Mi -I nm ttum uj* >u 0» Carp »u «JI *l» MB -1 ■tea CW» Ml andi MB 1 MIMinN aoch
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      100 11 NOTICES NOTICE OF PURCHASE European Investment Bank 8.25% dollar bonds of 1977 due October 15, 1987 f Notice is hereby given to Bondholders that during the twelve month period ending October' 15, 1981 US$l,OOO,OOO were purchased. The principal amount of Bonds remaining in circulation on October 15, 1981 was U5526,000,000.
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      SINGAPORE
      153 12 Rises Indices OCBC 1040 i +50 Nov 10 Strait* Trwttai MS 490 Nov 11 Hm| Lm«| lad H LM| Credit 1110 +40 800 +40 BT Indicator: *****1 *****7 Ambassador 740 +40 Industrials: Finance: 680.48 892 56 I C B 640 +36 1479 99 1508.12 Sal Properties 636 +30 Hotels:
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      142 12 SHARE prices rese agsls yesterday ea the Stock Exchange sf SBagapsre. The Straits Times Mutrial Mez elesed 12J6 pstats higher te $HM while the Business Times laileatsr gaiaed IJM prists ts 137,867. Rises Indices OCBC 1150 +90 Nov 10 Ulu Benin 4B6 +46 Nov 11 S Trading 990
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    Tai-Pan profit at $1.4m
    206 12 HOTEL Tai-Pan, whose recent public issue was wellreceived, has announced its first interim results for the six months ended Sep 30. Its profit before taxation is $L 4 million, achieved on a turnover of $16 million. Taxation win take away away 1542,000, leaving a net profit
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    Tractors S'pore wins Ford franchise
    496 12  -  Companies Editor: Mano Sabnani By HSUNG BEE HWA TRACTORS Singapore Ltd, a subsidiary of the Sime Darby group, has obtained control of the Ford franchise from Wearne Brothers. The announcement yesterday came less than a month after Sime Darby had acquired the Land Rover franchise
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    SPP plans more acquisitions
    676 12  -  By KOH TSE YING I THE directors of SPP have come up with another two proposals for acquisition although the company's outstanding proposals are yet to be approved by shareholders. The company's directors yesterday announced that they had reached agreement to acquire the entire issued share
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    LONDON STOCKS
    836 12 LONDON, Wed. Share prices recovered from opening markdowns to close slightly firmer, dealers said. At 3 pm the FT Index was up 2.4 to SQS.I. Trading was very quiet, however, and attention focused on special situations, dealers said. t British Sugar Jumped 15p to 380p following final results,
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    WEARNES SEEKS TO DIVERSIFY
    341 12 WEARNE Brothers is studying various ways of diversifying Its huslnrsi The remark "was made by a senior management official following the loss of the Ford franchise. Wearnes will give up the franchise on Dec 1. The other franchises currently held by Wearnes are Ley land, Jaguar/Daimler,
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      Lock icon Ah Mui's hotels
      510 12 by HOCK LOCK SIEW MALAYAN United Industries is now a step closer to realising its dream of becoming a major hotel owner and manager in Singapore and Malaysia. Last week, the diversified Malaysianbased group completed two transactions bringing two more hotels under its fold. Apart from Ming
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      Lock icon DOW JONES LOWER
      71 12 AP NEW YORK, Wed. The stock market opened lower amid heightened concern over the decline of the US economy. The Dow Jones average dipped 1.72 points to 85ZJK in the first half hoar. The number of stocks hi value held a *-to-3 lead over gainers. While there
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      69 12 W E AT H E R OUTLOOK for Singapore from 6am to Ipm today: Showers in several areas in the early morning. Raprtflir U kun priar to 7 M pa m Nev II at the airpwt: Maximum temperature 31.0 Associated humidity 82 Minimum temperature 212 Associated humidity 95 Hours of
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
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      Unithai to buy three new ships
      194 13 THE United Thai Shipping Corporation (Unithai) will double its registered capital to ISO million baht to enable the company to buy three new ships. The three new purchases are believed to be in the 13,500 dwt range. The cornpay currently owns two 12,000 dwt
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      Main ingredients for S'pore to stay at no 2
      601 13 SINGAPORE'S port tariffs must be reasonable so as to attract new customers and retain present ones or it will not be long before ships call at other ports. "Then Singapore will become No. 3 again," says a report in the Shippers'
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        Lock icon Jakarta Lloyd's new deal
        88 13 AFP THE Indonesian sea liner Jakarta Lloyd has concluded contracts with Schlichting-Werft Company of Hamburg for the purchase of five container ships from West Germany. Three of the ships are full containers, KM Jayakarta, KM Goa and KM Majapahit (each weighing 20,500 dwt), and the remaining
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        Lock icon Joint venture pact
        90 13 Reuter SUBSIDIARIES of Orient Overseas Container (Holdings) Ltd and Jardine Shipping Ltd signed a joint venture agreement for two ships to be built by Austin and Pickersgill of the UK, a joint statement said. Both are 34,241 dwt bulk carriers and the first will be delivered in
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        Lock icon Srivastava re-elected
        65 13 Reuter CHANDRIKA Srivastava of India was re-elected to serve a third consecutive term as secretary general of the Inter-governmental Maritime Consultative Organisation (Imco). The election took place during' the 12th Imco Assembly which started meeting on Monday and will continue until November 20. Imco is the United Nations
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      INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
      672 13 SMpptag Uw P»f« CM Sttpptag Uae Page Cal AdUpetefoShpg AIM Afro-Eurasia All trans Alcar Angkutan Angoaave ANL AFL Ajpuliuf AflCL Asia Merrhant AusUaU Line Australian Coot Bait-Orient Baltic Coat BukLtaT BBS Ben Liar Bn Ocean Bra Asia VI VI VI vn VI VI V I m IV
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      SHIPS IN PORT
      406 14 AttIVAU KEPPEL WHARVES Atrevida (after Mathiide Maersk) 31,32 Beta Roao (1300) 19 Builder m (after Builder) 22 Cherry Crystal (0700) 33/34 Da Hong Qiao (after Nedlloyd NaJWa) 5 East Rainbow (1600 Subject Freeboard after Seiamat Dating) 27 28 Johannes Latuhahary (1800 tide after Calimanesti Draft not to
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      Container Schedules
      837 14 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO AT CONTAINER TERMINAL Vessel's Voy Estimated Shipping Name No. Time of Lines Arrival Date Time Gdn Mode of Operatn BungaPenaga 44B/45A 12.11.81 0700 Ned-EAC TA 4 IT Sun Emerald 15SB 12.11.81 1300 Gulfeast TA4 VC Gold Asia 5W 1700 StarShpg
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1643 14 ACTIVE time-charter business featured the freight market on Tuesday with several vessels being secured with Far East delivery for looter term chartering of between one and three years. A newbuilding of 40,000 dwt with delivery Japan for two years tradtag received U558,250 daily while a 27,000 ton new
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      PORT CONDITIONS
      654 15 J ANGOLA Fmanda End Oct. Berthing delays of about 90-109 days with 49 vessels at anchor. fcobito End Oct. Bertfong delays 014-5 days. ARGENTINA Buenos Aires End Oct. One grain vessel waiting with delays of 5 days. AUSTRALIA Brisbane End Oct. Berth qgngestion and labour .shortage. ftartland/Geelong/Adelaide End
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      Lock icon World's merchant fleet badly hit by recession
      244 15 AFP SHIPS in the world's merchant fleet, especially tankers. have been seriously hit by recession, statistics from the General Council of British Shipping (GCBS) showed. The council said the number of ships out of service in late September was the highest since June,
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      Darwin's port development well underway
      799 15 THE first of a three-stage plan for developing Darwin's port has already been completed. Darwin's vast, natural harbour now has a As 6 million land-backed wharf, designed to cater for the most modern roll-on roll-off cargo The new 152-metre Stokes Hill wharf can accommodate 200-metre
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      1442 20 SCHEDDLE 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 Singapore. Advance dates are published at a maximum of three weeks. PN
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      192 13 HEUNG-A SHIPPING KOREA FLAG VSLS Regular Liner Semi-Container Service Tk PJtebnf/Kedunf/Busan/lnchon Fm: Busan/H.Konf/BMfkok Td S'pore: *****11 PJC. *****4, PN *****5 K.L. *****0 1 \R1)I\I n 4v W I \M Orient Overseas CotilGiteA Line i tftw HM*M| •down Taws (S'port): Fa 12/11 0300 MRS La 11/ II 1500 MRS IS/11 20/11
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      279 13 SEALORDO 1 UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG EXPRESS MULTI-PURPOSE SERVICES 20/12 Abu Dhabi (30/12), Dubai (2/1). Jubaif (5/1). Dammam (8/1), Bahrain (11/1), Kuwait (14/1) 31/12 Kuwait (10/1), Dammam (13/1), Doha (16/1), Abu Dhabi (19/1), Dubai (22/1), Bahrain (25/1) FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE ADOMYAH V.17 I |AL KATTYAH ¥.17 30/11 Mina
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      14 13 mm CONTAINER Schedules SHIPS In Port LONDON Freights PORT Conditions SHIPPING Schedule REGIONAL Weather
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      248 13 <Pcnan Algerian National Lino WE SERVE MEDITERRANEAN AND ALGERIAN PORTS PLEASE SEE PAGE IV era MfWY PTE LTft. Tat *****4(5 Bum! MAERSK LINE EXPORT FULL CONTAINER SERVICES TO: US. PACIFIC, GULF. ATLANTIC, EAST CANADA, ASIAN PORTS fMdtr II 1 J ,nf!i 14-15/11 21-22/11 24-29/11 54/12 12-13/12 19-21/12 21-27/12 14-17/11 23-24/11
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      781 14 MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPN. BERHA WISMA MISC, N0.2, JALAN CON LAY, P.O. BOX 371, KUALA LUMPUR 0409, MALAYSIA. TEL *****8 TELEX: MA *****, *****, ***** ***** CONTAINER SERVICE 1) Gbwf 2) H-bwt 3) B'«w 4) Idam 5) It H F Mb* S poit SaM SjM SaM SaM SaM SaM 17/11
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      243 14 SUPERCARRIER SERVICE FROM: US OULF US ATLANTIC EAST CANADA vu vu vu vu wu WV nvu ti/u mm m/u wu m/u *a/u a/u i/i vi «ja •v, •vi •vi vi vt vi vi wi TO: PANAMA US ATLANTIC EAST CANADA US OULF imnripirii ivji ivu n/u ivu a/u n/u a/u
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      606 15 The Straits Steamship Group i occ Overseas Containers Limited CONIAINERSHIP SERVICE 10 UK CONTINENT Bvumi Ports and Bangkok CTMa few n/u m/u 11/12 U/U 11/U 13/U 17/12 11/12 29/12 31/12 31/12 «2/l tl/1 U/l M/I 11/1 Wl 12/1 17/1 M/l unmm ax M/U M/l2 11/12 IVI2 19/12 M/U M/U 14/U
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      336 15 Franco Belgian Services 1) In Uh> Sb flhi a an nan 7 Ik I fee like U lac 14 tec 17 Ik 21k )Ik 7lk llk like t 25! Ml tatmcm t It 2!" 25? J?*" a>K tec I fee S fee 27 fee 31 fee 2ln 4ln HOICMD fee
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      544 16 TOWTHEMMPt ttpfcf FraritM Eiprtn an tmm+ "Mm KoptMf tramhi romnaMm 3/12 5/12 10/12 12/12 11/12 13/12 17/12 19/12 29/12 31/12 30/12 2/1 6/12 1/12 13/12 15/12 14/12 It/12 20/12 22/12 1/1 3/1 21/12 (/I ffJJJ H P»» Wh«o Onoj Wburj 6 Invert Mmi Antwerp 2Tlbd««r wum 10/1 26/1 24/1 20/1
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      441 16 H&.S.IMtE KOREA SHIPPING CORPORATION P. Ktfang PENANG STORE ALTAI 1701 21-30 Nw 1-3 Dtc 25-27 Nm TO BUSM W-TW 169*1 21-30 (to* 1-3 Dtc 25-27 Not FROM BUSM BANGKOK VESA 167W 21-23 Ok 24-26 ON 11-20 Ok FROM BUSM Miicir rw VEGA 16JE 21-23 Dtc 24-26 Ok 11-20 Ok TO
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      369 16 0 EVERGREEN LINE r FAR EAST EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE 1 ftCCOTMG Fa ft Id CARGO FOR: Sl* MM IMa| ftkstmm Mtwii ytmmm U Nmt 11 29/11 11/12 12/12 U/U lft/U 17/12 C» »/ll 19/12 21/12 23/12 2S/12 */U for I*4 ft/12 lft/12 21/12 39/12 1/ftl J/»| IVI2 «/«l »/91 9/91
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      401 16 Everett Lines cm "ARGENTINE NATIONAL LINE" LOMWS FOR DURBAN MONTMKO HODS MB IN IAfiUA 15/1« Nm Tr»mport*6oii IbcitNM Mtxksna S. A. "MEXICAN NATIONAL LINE" FAR EAST/lEXO t COmUL NBM SMCE "m TIM thrwgk tf 10A0MG FOR 06UMM. HMCMU.O. ACAMLCO, ACAJUTU. COMTO. SAN DSL NtTAKJKS (COSTA MCA) COATZACOALCOS. ttMOUZ AND TAHTCO
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      210 16 OCEAN SHIPPING ENTERPRISES PTE LTi SANKYO LINE JAPAM/STVJUTS SERVICE i scr 14-17/11 1741/11 23-24/11 25-21/11 2949/11 34/12 9-11/12 27-21/12 77-21/11 2941/11 AIMMW W«W« ,1W *1 4A4t44/4«7V ABA* OCT ASM HMIMH.It w ia »WJI/V7ai^ ia(7W«U7» arm palms rope low rot 14-11/11 19-21/11 MMCM m mm/; i Z21H71 ww XMMT Mfw ia
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      571 17 PIL GROUP FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO COLOMBO. HODEIDAH, JEDOAH AQABA (Reefer Cntrs Acceptable) rr+n 22-23/11 24-25/12 27-22/1 Accepting LCL Cargo to Colombo ft Aqaba. S E A. Container Feeder Service SINGAPORE/PT KELANG/BANGKOK/HONGKONG/MANILA ACCEPTING LCL/FCL/REEFER CONTAINERS si 545/55N SSB/57N 2-4/11 7-7/11 12-12/11 14-15/11 38/4 M 12-12/11 16-17/11 22-25/11 57N 22-24/11 27-28/11
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      527 17 E3 BEN LINE CONTAINERS dwoscwthot TO/FROM EUROPE wmm\ w* M/Ii i«/i« am w/u WW 1 l/M a/u a/u u/ii VU VU 21/12 W/U 31/12 IVU I/I 17/u a/i •ha** mm totr* Mm 5/12 1/12 12/12 U/U 11/12 14/12 IVU 21/12 a/u n/u i/i a/u VI VI 11/1 12/1 HMCSOTOR franc*
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      325 17 Scan Dutch 9 WEEKLY EXPRESS CONTAINER EPAHt/NC/SCAH SERVICE in m v? Law*** IU CjHry I immnnm »hm MTMM n* MM* KM M M M M M > Wll WU Mi MMMM MM &/U 17/11 I 1 M M M M M IVU VU +1/U i.ami im ivu m/u u/u ivu
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      448 17 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BANK LINE EXPRESS VOEPENDENT SERVICE TO UK/CONT (ACCEPTING CONTAINERS ONLY) CORABANK SANTA FE SPORE R'DAM HULL HMtG 17 Doc 11 Jon 15 ion 18 Jon 3 Jon 29 Jon 7 Fob 3 Fob (Doop Took Spoco Avoilobio) w »POCO AVONOMOJ Lines U.S. WEST COAST SERVICE tar SWT*
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      607 18 K LINE KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICES TTTT Ir i. Xrr^i l ARABIAN GULF m Singapore r TONGO MMU VIS/ISO 14-14/11 Dubai. Dam'm Kuwait r KAfIKARA MMU *13/183 1-1/12 Dubai Dam'm m •w (Containers only) Also accepting Kuwait via Dubai J LATIN AMERICA J accepting PCL/LCL ewgi fcy
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      543 18 CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTMIER/REEFER SERVICE Lm*| tar LOS ANSELC. UN FRANCBCO. Bmi. TACOMA. MMCOWCR. IX tcnpHq fa/fa CwMmti AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAMER SERVICE r-i m/w NEW ZEALAND SERVICE Nm*( P tan JAPAN SERVICE Sm. *MMM MM Ok T rim/1 lm PMM| P. MtMf IMWH 15/11 Not 17/ li Mr
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      355 18 (iroui) SINGAPORE SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE LTD 20TM FLOOR OCEAN BUILDING SINGAPORE 0104 MARKETING 9111J2 13 LINISI GENERAL 91 3111 il4 U N€S, TERMINAL OFFICE ?2?3b83 TELEX RS?4b96 RS 2SS6B A B CARSHIP CABI E CARGOSHIP m .MM Mall KcgiMnl Container Lilies •NOIOR »/71 Nm 24/25 NM 27/7»MM 2/3 DK 4/5
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      572 18 KORINS MARITIME SERVICES 175 Room 601 ICB Building Shentor Way Singapore Tel *****22 8 2225%7 P Kr'anq T>| *****4/******) MIDDIf EAST/BED SEA/EUROPt SERVICES undue Shipping Co. Jjd. HAN BOH. S port P. Ketam Lo«dh( tar 13 Nov Dammam/kan 16 Nov taddah/Port Sudan .20 Nov Damnam/Kinrait/Bataata ASIA MERCHANT MARINE GOLDEN LINE
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      334 18 LJ 11 iiarwy, Mvwnwr IZ, IHI INTRASEA (PTE) LTD Su.*.- •> ,i- i S'nija; ;A r.- kV-'W L' 7 BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK -1' kM' UN 110K 7IK HINTES/MMIOfIK/ nMVW(M«i) FULL CONTAINER KEST BOUND SERVICE A. FKLfTT HBII7. FM.cn nut *p»m a Mm IDk FULL CONTAINER EAST BOUND SERVICE FULL
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      460 19 TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): K. JACEWON 15*, K. JACEJM 12W+... C. CONTAIO 14*.. HK CONTAIO 28W. A CONCORD 2W c mi*, m c roze m Sporr 13/11 20/11 29/11 7/12 11/12 16/12 23/12 F'stowc H'burf 5/12 7/12 run A'wtrp 8/12 10/12 9/12 10/12 19/12 20/12 26/12 27/12 30/12 1/1 12/12
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      467 19 MALDIVE LINES ETA ETA FT* SPORE KUANTAN TOUT KELAN6 IMLOIVE PROMOTER 30/11 Loading For Jeddati MALDIVE PROGRESS 23/11 20/11 Loading tor Kuwait MALDIVE MACE 17/u (n p ort Loading tor Aden/Mukkala MALDIVE CREST 17/U Loading For Male MALDIVE NAVIGATOR 17/11 15/11 m Port Loading For Hodetdah (Also Loading At Pasir
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      613 19 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVET STOPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SMSOV BULDMG 55, Harfcet Street Singapore 0104 Telephone Numbers *****3 (15 Lines) Cable Address SMSOV SMGAPORE Telei Numben RS 213*0 RS ***** RS ***** N/S SHMRAT MM SOON SON. M> IST AND 2ND FLOOR. NO 1. JALAN RMPCMNG. PORT KLANG MALAYSIA Tel *****6/1
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      147 20 international LINE E!l EGYPTIAN FLAG DMCCT UNERURVICI TO MVFT (PORT SUEZ POUT SAB ALEXANDRIA) rrai n.MQ nun mom W» 17 lua BK 17 DK M OK 23 *.if MJ i- fl N SHIPPING PTf ID 1 vl* '>ntrp Maf'twn»» Squjr* S po'" "4 1 T i R r > ?Ir.!
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      300 20 JAP AN/STRAITS/JAPAN Fully Containerised Service Vessel Tokyo Robe S pore Penanf P. Ketone S pore Tokyo Kobe MBSTW» SU M 94 Ml 14/11 15/11 24/11 28/11 NOUBAY Vl2 14/1113/1125/11 24/11 27/11 «/12 11/12 K. PIONEER V 2 19/11 21/11 3/12 4/12 4/12 7/12 11/12 21/12 (NOTE! NOttBAY I K PBHER
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      151 20 If) JOHORE SHIPPING Ljr 153 JAI AN TEf*GKU BADAP PO«T «K ANO SELANCOP MAI AV9IA BINTULU CONTRACTORS SDN. BERHAD 31 PndutM DaW. «ud»«. S«ni T«t S77CVMMt Tataimntu Express Car-Carriar/MMIO Sank* to East Hater* I NO 1 Ml/11 i no l t.n/ti i no. i w-.il/ti I NO. 1 V-.19/S1 (Accepting
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      128 20 SAUDI S LINE Regular Conventional Service (AM Saudi Flog VwmO SN PK PNG Loo«ling forSLD MPT toWH 17/12 MM niMMtt 4MXM/4MM MMiniKnwmn TRfINSTIMBER LINE BULK TIMBER SERVICE 14/11 21/11 11/11 1/12 MM, Trinte, MmMmm, SxtarM, SSLn Tlx nvt/w ICE MACK LINE m pi 15/11 17/11 23/11 25/11 31/11 2/12 Emtmi
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      148 20 POtKAFALAN LAUTAN MRU SDN. WD fO aw22o kouKrubaiu Sobrt 9 Sab* S**wk Bangkok Smppore Port keitng SEALION SHIPPING (S) PTE. LTD. Tel: *****81 Tlx: ***** SEALION SHIPPING (M) SDN. BHD. Tel: 38-7754, 38-7419, 38-9851 Tlx: MA***** SEJAMA SHIPPING A TRANSPORT SDN BHD. Tel *****, ***** Tlx: MA***** NORDIN SHIPPING TRADING
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      150 20 Regional Weather m Va >? $01 JK SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 AJML THIS MORNING. LEGEND? R Thunderstorm Temperature °C Shower Weather s-*S Wind direction with speed In knots Wave height Cloudy Sky Sarfaee winds are Indicated hy arrows which fly with the wind ©Ok full circle rtprtnU
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