The Business Times, 14 July 1982

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    10 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 93/1/82 WEDNEBDAY, JULY 14,1M8 60 CENTS
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  • Article
    Drastic drop in export of footwear
    394 1  -  By LIM SOON NEO DOMESTIC exports of footwear in the first quarter of this year dropped drastically to only $8.5 million compared with over $15.4 million in the corresponding period last year. Exports are expected to drop further in the next few months because
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    Lock icon Malaysia to adopt conservative budget
    191 1 AP MALAYSIA will adopt a conservative budget, balancing income with expenditure, for next year, Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday. In an interview telecast over Radio-Television Malaysia, he said this budget strategy would be better in the long run, since world economy is not
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    Software piracy getting worse
    489 1  -  By LEE HAN SHIH COMPUTER software piracy has become so prevalent in Singapore that pirated software packages can even be bought from licensed computer dealers. Most of these illegal copies are for use on microcomputers. A popular software package, such as the electronic balance sheet Visi-Cal,
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    Prime rates show signs of downturn
    510 1  -  By BERNADETTE CHOOI INTEREST rates in Singapore, which have been rising since March, are now shoeing clear signs of a downturn. Two foreign banks have announced cuts in their base rates from today. Banque De L'lndochine Et De Suez will trim its rates by
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    Roxy to produce peripherals for computers
    306 1 ROXY Electric Industries will diversify into the production of computer peripherals to ride out the current weakness in the television and cassette recorder market. The compnay will start manufacturing monitors for computer use in September this jmr using its i rtsHjg farfiltlm for television
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  • BRIEFLY...
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      Lock icon Gold above US$350
      47 1 Reuter LONDON, Wed. Bullion dealers fixed the price of gold at U*****.50 a troy ounce this afternoon, against a morning fix of $339.00 and yesterday afternoon's $313.00 fixing. In Hongkong, the metal had closed easier at $337.10/337.60 against New York's $310.50/341.50 overnight finish. Reuter
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      Lock icon Israeli stance
      81 1 Reuter JERUSALEM, Tues. An Israeli Cabinet official quoted Prime Minister Menachem Begin as telling aides last night that "Israel should act with wisdom and be patient and I am convinced that the terrorists will leave Lebanon. As I have said, not a single one at them will remain."
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      Lock icon UK banks cut rate
      81 1 Reuter LONDON, Toes. Brtttab bank, today announced a cut in their base lending rate from 115 per cent to 12 per cent after clear signals from the Bank qt England that it wanted lower borrowing costs to help economic recovery. National Westminster and Lloyds took the
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      Lock icon Thais deny report
      80 1 AFP BANGKOK, Tue*. Thailand today oemea reports it nan oroaen rams with other Asean garment «porters when it signed a new textile agreement with the EEC last Wednesday. A senior Dial commerce ministry official said countries which had not yet reached agreement with the EEC had apparentfcp
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      Jakarta's log exports
      93 1 JAKARTA, Tues. The Director General of Forestry Sudjarwo said today that Indonesia would entirely stop exports of logs in 1965. "This is a policy the government has been resolved to implement," he said. Indonesian log exports in the first four months of this year reached a value
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      Lock icon Steel losses halved
      72 1 AP LONDON, Tues. State-owned British Steel Corp reduced its losses by nearly half last year but the company's chairman, lan MacGregor, said in his annual report today that future uncertainties are "greater than ever". The company reported lomwn of £368 million in the IXI-82 fiscal year, compared
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      Experts called in
      56 1 VATICAN CITY, Too. Tte VaUcan said today it had called in three international eapeils to rrsmtne relations between the Vatican Bank and Italy's financially troubled Banco Ambroriano. It was the Holy See's first reaction to ■»*"■*<■ l pressure from the government for the Vatican Bank to coonersfo
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    SIA to sign loan for Airbuses
    251 1 SINGAPORE Airlines will sign a UBtSM mOUsa lean agreement firrw wttfc hanks far the pilftMMf six Airbus aircraft. The laaa Is offered by ■uafutirer Airbus Industrie thraagh the jSnrapeaa Expert Credit The I¥eneh, German and British government financing ageadee, which are part of the
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    Pegi's M$500m bid for Dunlop (M) fails to excite
    496 1 PEGI Malaysia's Mssoo million bid for Dunlop Malaysian Industries has received lukewarm response from many in the investment community. Although of the view that the acquisition may be in the long-term interest of the fast growing Pegi group, analysts said initial
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      227 1 OA Towards the Automated Office 0 SEE MOY CHAN GHOC/P JURONG Town Corporation has awarded four contracts worth a total of $17.66 million for the construction of new industrial facilities Page S THE Reagan Administration's latest forecast of an economic growth of between 4 and 5 per cent over the
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon Aussie rates likely to stay high
      180 2 Reuter AUSTRALIA'S interest -rates, currently at historically high levels, will remain high while there is a balance of payments problem, Treasurer John Howard said. Howard was referring to -the earlier reported record 'current account and trade -deficits in fiscal 1981/82 to ,-June 30. He
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      Rise in profits of Swedish bank
      485 2  -  By ZHOU MEI SKANDINAVISKA Enskilda Banken (South-east Asia) put up a strong performance last year its second year of operation with net after-tax profit rising to $2.21 million from $346,226 previously. Total loans and advances also more than doubled to $211.14 million from $101.1
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      Lock icon Japanese lending falls short of target
      132 2 Reuter Mai sffmed by the Bank •f Japaa, the hank said. The eeatral haak at* a_ f^a^s vUKJ SM WTwWH§ Iw wjJKmmr ttsnai lands, reflecting the aasMe aethrtty. The haak wigtaaty appealed aat sldHliaal kndbg by the baaks M ths quarter Ijm MUkn yen,
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      Lock icon Kaufman expects higher US rates
      272 2 Reuter SALOMON Brothers Inc economist I leafy Kaufman reiterated Us forecast of higher US interest rates in the second half of IMS hi the firm's quarterly investment strategy report. "Both short- and longterm rates will rise further in the second half of ISC, with long-term
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      Lock icon NEW BOND SALE SYSTEM
      124 2 Reuter THE Australian government will hold seven to eight bond tenders •«mnaiiy under a new bond sale system announced by Treasurer John Howard. It will replace tap issue arrangements in operation since April 1980. Howard said frequency of tenders under the new system will depend on
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      PLR
      22 2 THE average rate at wkieh major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their beet customers is 11.06 per oenL
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      ASIAN $
      158 2 ASIAN ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on July 13: Ufl MfanKSaat) 10an UST* 13% 1 month 148/14 14 Vie 3 months 14* 14* Smooths 14 15/*****3/16 Smooths 151/16 1415/16 Smooths IS 14% 13 months is 14* DmHtAi 1 month Smooths Smooths 13 months 1 month 3 months
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      Discount
      39 2 RANGE Of prion otter ad by dlscount houM i« JuljrU: OvenUfht Call depot Ms: l» Qmkf 3-month MHK Treasury bills 3% 3-month Bank bills 8 8» 3 months CD 8H W Smooths CD 8% Source: National Discount Co
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      GOLD
      242 2 GOLD futures closed generally easier in moderate trading on the Gold Exchange of Singapore yesterday, reflecting the metal's decline in overseas markets. Total sales for the day was recorded at 186 lots while kerb volume at 96 lots. Prompt closed weaker at USS337JO/331J0 an ounce against $342.40/344.40 on Monday,
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      Silver quotes
      31 2 Mm FM New York 6.ZLB WQ Zurich »«v5 UB COB TM Mm Singapore CUB 188 Cle*w prk* «e US c Utan a trojr ouao t. Source: Credit Suisse, S'pore.
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      Tokyo
      140 2 THE DOLLAR for overnight delivery yesterday closed easier at 255.15 yen from the 255J0 opening in lacklustre trading. This was below the 255.40/ 50 finish in New York but still sharply higher than the 252.95 <*Vy on Monday. Trading volume was a flfht USILIS MHoa. The market was quiet
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      Singapore market
      489 2 THE foreign exchange market was relatively quiet yesterday. Dealers attributed this to uncertainty about the strength of the US dollar in relation to Interest rates. Trading in the dollar against other major currencies was within narrow margins. There was little fluctuation in the trading of the US unit
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      HONGKONG
      154 2 THE US dollar yesterday rose against the other major currencies, except the yen, on the support of Asian dollar deposit rates, dealers said. Asian dollar deposit rates rose fractionally from the morning with Three Months at 15 to 14T4 and Six Months at 15-1/16 to 14-15/16. Trading, however, was
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      London
      103 2 STERLING held firm against the dollar and European currencies following news of 1/2 percentage point cuts in UK Bank base rates to 12 per cent, dealers said. The pound then edged up from opening levels in early trading, demonstrating that the foreign exchange market had fully discounted the move
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  • TRADE AND INDUSTRY
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      Major auction of antiques and ceramics
      332 3 A MAJOR auction of European antiques and oriental ceramics will be held this weekend at the Singapore Conference Hall. On Saturday, some 400 lots of European antique furniture, clocks, pianos, paintings and other objects of art wfil be offered. About 200 other lots of
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      Fire Service in $1m improvement project
      249 3 THE Singapore Fire Service is spending H million to improve the water supply for firefighting in the city area. The improvement project involves the installation of 67 larger hydrants and another 183 double pillar hydrants at points where wH«Hwg hydrants are insufficient. The plans
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      Rollei creditors to meet next week
      345 3 THE liquidator» of RoDei Singapore (Pte) Ltd have called a meeting of creditors lor July M and expect to be able to indicate approximately the percentage of claims that can be met, said Mr Peter Chi Man Kwoog of Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Co
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      Denny's may set up restaurant chain here
      413 3 WHAT McDonald's did with fast food in Singapore, Denny's expects to do with coffee shops here. Denny's Incorporated, an American coffee shop/ family restaurant chain, is aiming for the local market with a concept different from the other American food chains which have
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      Kenyan tea meets with good demand
      222 3 TEA from three countries met with good demand at the ISth international tea auction held here yesterday. Tfcs 400 chests of Kenyan tea were snapped up. Prices for tannings, quoted between US$l.9l and US$2.4O per kilo, were up to the seller's expectations. The 42
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      Wattie to send mission
      78 3 WATTIE Industries Ltd of New Zealand, one of the largest food procuring groups in Australasia, will send a trade mission to Singapore, Thailand and Malaysia in August and September. The mhskm will spend five days In Singapore from Aug 21 to confirm and establish contacts with
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      JTC awards $17m worth of contracts
      388 3  -  By KOH TSE YING JURONG Town Corporation has awarded four contracts worth a total of $17.91 «""M"*» for the construction of new industrial faculties The contracts were awarded to Hua Kok Realty, Aastral Fnginwrs, Ruby PUhg Construction snd Hup Huat Construction last month. Of
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      TRADE TALK
      300 3 HONEYWELL will Introduce an energy-saving device to the regional generator market in October. The Power Line, as it is called, produces 120/220 volts AC or DC instantly from a battery or other DC power sources. It will compete directly with the conventional engine-type generators, which use petrol or
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Bonn and UK stick to strict public spending
      160 4 Reuter tewnlc ■■■tin as the way Is nail fes Bnrspsnn e—n—nljy eat d rmriii. the 1« aatleas reviewed peeeneeto far a sHght eeeMH reeevery ant year, Um jtad irtatfaa < *peMH met ha the tep prtortttea. Jaeqaes Deters arged toasTtovesfaMat wh'rawM what
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      Lock icon Reagan forecast too optimistic say economists
      488 4 Reuter THE Reagan Administration'* latest forecast far the growth of the US economy over the next 18 months Is too optimistic, private economic analysts said. In a mid-year economic review, copies of which were obtained by several news orfsnisatioas daring the weekend, the administration
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      Lock icon UAW supports content quota for cars sold in US
      341 4 UPI, AP AMERICA'S United Auto Workers union has launched a petition drive to support legislation setting an American content quota far automobiles sold in the US. UAW president Douglas Fraaer, in a brief news conference at Washington National Airport on Monday,
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      UK train drivers ignore appeal
      187 4 BRITAIN'S striking train driven ignored an appeal to return to wwh on Monday, and the Railways Management said it would now consider sacking them and cloning the network. Only 718 of British Rail's 17,000 daily trains had ran by noon (***** GMT) on Monday, the
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      British Airways to cut 7,000 jobs
      124 4 BRITAIN'S state-owned airline British Airways, which last year lost £141 million, said It would cut 7,000 Jobs in the next nine months. Peter Hermon, managing director of BA's European division, said the lob losses would trim the wutkforce to about 35,000 and save £70
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      673 5 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Time From PAA PA005 0025 JFK/SPO/HKG SIA SQ101 0806 KUL MAS MH671 0920 KUL MAS MHfflO 0966 KCH RBA Bid 1000 BWN SIA SQ201 1030 HLP MAS MH651 1030 KUL CPA CX710 1035 HLP SIA SQ103 1036 KUL GIA GAM 1100 HLP
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      Lock icon Further declines in crude oil prices expected
      253 5 Reuter CRUDE oil prices on the spot market are expected to fall further after the weekend Opec conference failed to agree on new restrictions on output to underpin prices. Prices have fallen in recent months as market confidence in Opec's ability to maintain
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      Lock icon UAE trade surplus falls by 10.9pc to US$11.98 billion
      225 5 Reuter THE trade surplus of the United Arab Emirates fell by 10.9 per cent to US$ll.9B billion last year compared to 1980. Oil revenues were down 12.5 per cent and, following more recent production cuts, the UAE central bank is predicting
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      Lock icon US court releases Japanese technician
      172 5 Reuter THE US Justice Department has dropped charges agaftut a computer technician arrested in connection with an alleged Japanese conspiracy to obtain IBM computer secrets, US attorney Joseph Russoniello said. The technician, Tomizoh Kim lira, of the Japanese Mitsubishi electronics company, was arrested at San
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      Call for new accord onUS grain sales to Russia
      216 5 THE US Agriculture Secretary has urged President Reagan to negotiate a new grain sales agreement with Russia to help American farmers. After a meeting with the President, John Block said he would press for an agreement to replace the existing agreement
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      Lock icon US trade with communist countries
      133 5 Reuter TWO-WAY trade between the US and communist countires reached US$3.3 billion in the first quarter of 1982, according to a quarterly report.by the US International Trade Commission. The ITC said the US had a surplus in trade with the 13 communist nations covered in
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      Forecast of sluggish Philippine economy
      346 5 THE economic outlook for the Philippines in 1982-1983 is not particularly encouraging, said the US Department of Commerce. "The economy is sluggish and is awaiting the long anticipated upturn in the economies of the developed countries, particularly the US," the department said on Monday. "The
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Lock icon EXPORTS DECLINE
        306 5 Agencies INDONESIA'S non-oil exCi continued to (all in the five months of the year, reaching nearly a half of the same period at last year. Exports between January and May this year totalled USU.OO4 million while in the same period of last year they reached &.90 button, marking
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      Lock icon Russia is vulnerable to economic sanctions
      721 5 NYT THE Soviet Union is dependent upon foreign trade to a "far greater" degree than Western analysts have long assumed and thus is more vulnerable to economic sanctions, according to a US Commerce Department study. The new date, published on Monday, combined with a
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      Lock icon New realism in Aussie industrial relations
      550 5 Reuter NEW realism is gradually appearing in Australia's industrial relations, promising to end, at least for the time being, the constant confrontation seen last year. Employers and unions say the speed with which the world recession sank Australia's resources boom, ending hopes for quick
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      Lock icon Chinese industrial growth overstated
      149 5 Reuter INDUSTRIAL growth in China is slower than recent figures indicate. In a recent speech to a government forum on industrial reorganisation, Suing Jingfu, the new head of China's reorganised State Economic Commission, said an energy shortage and bottlenecks on main rail routes are affecting industrial
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      277 5 M 0A c SALES European Antiques SATURDAY 17th July 2.30 pm Lot 1 to 200 7.30 pm Lot 201 to 397 Oriental Ceramics SUNDAY 18th July 2.00 pm precisely—2o6 Lots At Singapore Conference Hall, Shenton Way. A London Collection of EUROPEAN ANTIQUE FURNITURE, 20 CLOCKS, 10 PIANOS, PAINTINGS, OBJECTS OF
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    Computing the cost of piracy
    418 6 COMPUTERS are an expensive hobby. The enthusiast who invests a few thousand dollars on a microcomputer soon finds out that his expenditure does not end there. To play a game on the computer screen, he pays another few hundred dollars, and he tires of it
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    Vicious circle of industrial relations
    255 6 IT IS NOT difficult to generate unity out of adversity, but it is nonetheless good to see Australian trade unions facing up to the realities of recession by taking a more enlightened approach to industrial relations. This has been the trend in most countries as
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    Lock icon Only half a book a reader
    1411 6  -  Book publishers thrive in the West but not in the Third World I By IAN STEELE Depthnews Asia AGAINST popular technological odds, the printed word appears well entrenched as the essential tool of learning and communications. Statistics compiled for the World Congress on Books
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      412 6 CRYPTIC PUZZLE 3 As occupied by Motes? (5) Bm> as a prince (5) 1# Island to get everybody out of (5) 11 Sticky ingredient of mi ace tarts (3) 12 The only name for aa indhrldu«l(s) 11 not exactly my alary, this whodunit! (7) 15 One way to grab lowa
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      756 6 SINGAPORE 5 painter Pablo Picasso MAEIRB eia ttmtttmtt gtoe Tttal (Im to help as aentoai peiple, al» gh Buy 4 u are kraaght ap to napaet ike prineyrfttuto. Ike Aery st artist Pahto Plcaam is, bMVOW| eprn fer pakHe viewing. The sa|y tmkle h, few cu really salnistosi It hto
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    Lock icon Why German builders are looking abroad
    915 7  -  The West German construction industry, suffering from domestic recession, is competing fiercely for foreign orders. But for most companies, there is no substitute for a recovery at home, and the number of bankruptcies almost 800 building companies have failed in the first five months
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    Beijing is edging slowly towards the Russian bear
    1234 7  -  COLINA V MacDOUGALL detects a shift in Chinese diplomacy away from Washington and towards Moscow as China seeks to play a greater role in Third World affairs. COLINA MacDOUGALL FOUR Soviet Olympic medallists along with assorted East Germans, Rumanians, Czechs and others,
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
    • EUROPEAN MARKETS
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        Amsterdam
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        Paris
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        Frankfurt
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        Brussels
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        Zurich
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        Milan
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      TORONTO
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      JOHANNESBURG
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      RUBBER
      191 9 PRICES on the Singapore rubber market yesterday closed quietly steady with August One RSS buyers quoted at 182.00 cents a kOo, unchanged from Monday. Afternoon prices gained some ground on some late buying support. In Ink Lnfir, the market closed steady with August One RSS buyers quoted at 202.00
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      RAS PRICES
      326 9 HAS prices In cento per kilo yesterday: IllUB (per kOo) (per kilo) lot. 1 R-S-S. prompt f.o.b. 171.15 Int. 1 R.S.S. August 182.25 Int. 1 R.S.S. September 184.75 Int. 2 R-S.S. 174.15 UK/GHM 173.75 IlLlIUS. 146.25 UK/Coot 164.25 W.4RU 156.25 UK/Coat. 135.25 Int 5 R.S.S. 151.8 UK/Ont 150.25
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      SSR and SMR
      92 9 NOON aw and SMRpnea. jaatardajr EAS *«r (Cural Bay an t) MOJO 0 157.SO at t Mtk) (Forward ■f a«a 8 U1.0tv 168.50 ibar 1 Htk) S8RK SSR SO MBEL8 (1-ton palta (1-ton pallM lai.ooN 15A.SON MOON IS* JON SMRCV SMRL sans SMBGP 3MB 10 (1-ton paUal
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      Produce exchange
      171 9 UtINW Prednee r par 161 kg yeatardey! >>S Citunal Bulk fob $100.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) (Ob $112.00 sellers, new drum fob $116.00 sellers. Cepnu Mixed (loose) $54.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper (Ob AsU NLW $320.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper faq (Ob NLW $315.00
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      Straits Tin
      59 9 THE STBAIH tti price hi Peaaag yeeterday wm unchanged at the lalwatl»—l Ttai Agree■eat flaar level ef MfZfJLi a kHe. The kaffer sleek bmhh ager teek meal «(the bey" level, dealers said, aettag thai ether bayere ert tatteLwiaa MctS Exekaage. Taraever irsppel le m teaaea (rem 28« ea
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      CLOSING PRICES
      27 9 Rubber: July 13 Singapore: Any 182.00 cents (unchanged), Malaysia: Aug: 202.00 cents (unchanged) Tin: M 529.15 per kilo (unchanged) Official offering: 206 tonnes (down'Bo tonnes)
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      TEXTILES
      195 9 YARN and cotton prices were quoted as follows in Hongkong yesterday. (la HK dollars, apot ex-godown) OMn yam: China Blue Phoenix 3k US; 3k tm. 3.1« (per bale of 4N lba). Plaea geafe: China Butterfly and Globe brand naq; Dragon Head unq; Five Lamfaa naq; Flower and Butterfly unq;
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      Back to 5pm closing for RAS
      70 9 THE Rubber Association of Singapore (RAS) said the fixing of the unofficial closing prices of rubber will revert to spm from yesterday. The RAS had, on a threemonth trial basis, brought the price fixing time forward by half an hour until Monday. The association
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      NEW YORK STOCKS
      741 9 STOCK prices rose sharply on Monday, in some of the heaviest trading on record as investors flooded back into the market on signs that Interest rates are headed lower. The Dow Jones industrial average climbed some 10*« points to 834J7, its highest closing point since May 27
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      RICE
      333 9 SINGAPORE: Yesterday's closing prices in S$ per kOo, es-godown: THAI WHITE: 106 par cent first class (Kangaroo) new crop LOO, 100 per cent second class OJ6, 100 per cent third class OJO, 35 per cent new crop no stock, B-10 per cent 0.77. THAI BROKEN: A-cuper 0.60, Special 0.55.
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      PALM OIL
      132 9 THE MALAYSIAN crude palm oil market closed slightly easier on lack of support In quiet trading. In July, North fell Mss to $730 a tonne and South down $0.50 to $737 while in August North was tcaded at $733 and September in the South traded at $732.50. October
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      LONDON MARKETS
      815 9 COPFBE: Robusta futures ended a dull morning little changed yesterday, £4 a tonne above to £4 below Monday's close in traded positions. Dealers said the tone was slightly steadier than expected after prices had been forecast to ease in line with New York's mixed close on Monday. There
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      SOYBEAN
      217 9 CHICAGO soybean futures on Monday partially retreated late to close mixed and near the bottom of an 8V« cent range, up IV* US cents a bushel to off two cents. Diied-up buying interest and reports that Salomon Brothers Inc chief economist Henry Kaufman reiterated his forecast for higher interest
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      WHEAT
      231 9 WHEAT futures in Chicago on Monday partially retreated late to close mixed, one US cent a bushel lower to half a cent higher. Sympathetic speculative selling following the afternoon retreat in soybeans and corn took prices off day's highs. Prices were pressured further on local long liquidation ahead of
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      869 9 CITIBANK© Citibank, N.A. (Incorporated with Limited Liability in the U.S.A.) COWSOUDATOP BALAWCC SHEET Citicorp ond Subsidiaries 31 December 31 it I9BC Cash ond Due from Banks Deposits at interest with Banks Investment Securities (Market value $6,067 and $6,354 in 1981 and 1980, respectively) Trading Account Securities Federal Funds Sold ond
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    BUSINESS DONE ON THE SES AND THE KLSE
    1117 10 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange <rf Singapore yesterday, with the number of diares traded shown in brackets in iota of 1,000 units, unless otherwise specified. SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL B COMMERCIAL Ansa (IMB
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    Unit trusts
    95 10 <E5S t priM fcr M? M> 174 la M 1JI LM M La LS m La ur PW La LM MAmmm*vrm B M) TW OHMT T- tl-lM rpwtPrag; S*pnSK.P as as FpanMflm (J ta S rffatf La LM Ta IM lWtaSSTr lUFmhi prtaw far My 14 > Md
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    SHARE INFORMATION SERVICE
    2701 10 IMS Hi C k Low Coetpaay Last Sale +orGr*» DW Dhr CVr Gr*s YTd Net P/E Vol COOO) Day High Lew SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL A COMMERCIAL 390 233 306 320 m 291 480 328 247 Aetna Alcorn 172 Allied Choc 246 BAT 318 Bata 85H Ben Berjaya
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    In Kuala Lumpur
    1278 10 BID aad offer price* officially listed aad busiaeaa la aad reported to the g "-lr i jtwpif Stock Eachaaft yesterday, with the Dumber at sharss traded shown ia brackets in lots of 1400 units, ualess otherwise specified. kaaaa (IMB UK) (1) in (4) LM ad Ummll (L
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    COMPANY MEETINGS
    44 10 WOMJWWPK l>Ui«p be held at *d Floor, 11*C Jalan Birch, Kuala Lampar, cm July 14 at aooa. m TDM l«rU4: Seventeenth AGM to bo held at the fhmpolrB Room, Hotel Equatorial, 9ultaa tmmfl, Kuala f »ihm oa Jaljr If at 11 am.
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    Early gains eroded by profit takers
    606 10 mm ilis^i^vse •y-Bfc hsMsato aM ef'te■£ SLSUW.S sr toBM. am of UT aifco iMi krrigif wßh Jnyly iwnjnS jESrssL; W hlaslrt», waa gfrsa a Based M^Ye^marlwK UnMMom straek at the previses Say*» etoatog pries «I $L7I hat tnm Bee •a, a spate of selllag
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    Mixed close in Kuala Lumpur
    464 10 LACK of follow-through support caused dure prices to finish mixed with an easier bias on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Overall, trading conditions were brisk and turnover increased to 3.02 million units worth M 38.99 million. This compares with Monday's turnover of only 2.43
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      MMC remains active in mineral exploration
      808 11 THE MALAYSIA Mining Corporation (MMC) group is continuing actively in its mineral exploration and development projects in various parts of the country and overseas as an indication of its confidence in the long-term prospects of the mining industry. An estimated Msso million in total
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      Southern Banking turns in 33pc rise in pre-tax
      489 11 SOUTHERN Banking Bhd, Malaysia's 11th largest bank, has reported a fair performance for the year ended Dec 31, 1961. Latest results released by the bank show a 33.3 per cent rise in pretax earnings to M 56.05 million from $4.55 million in
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        THE registration of National Commodities Traders Ltd
        143 11 Section 31 subsection tiro clause "B" of the Hoagkong Commodities Ordinance, Assistant O—!■!— A] Mills said. Mr Mills aid the wwii sk» follow* an inquiry into an allegation under sub-sec-tion one of section 36, which covers misconduct or discredit on the method of
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        PROVIDENT Centre Development Ltd,
        62 11 a member of Hutchison Whampoa Ltd pi unerty group, has signed a HKJHS million superstructure construction contract with On Lee and Company. < The contract involves the construction of six 26-storey towers on s three storey podium at Provident Centre. The towers represent stage one of
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        ASSOCIATED Hotels,
        158 11 which recently announced a HKfSO million syndicated \rmn to finance development projects, has reported attributable Interim profits for the current year of IBM mininw, against $172 million for the is months ended March IML Earnings per *are are down to 44 cents from last year's %L€t. The company
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      Rasa Sayang to offer 9.75m shares to public
      672 11 RASA Sayang Bench Hotels (Penang) Bhd, a member of the Knok group, will offer 9.15 million shares to the Malaysian public at MS2JO per share out of the total 17 million shares to be floated. Of the total issue, «J5 million shares
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        HK slightly higher
        402 11 STOCKS shed early gains yesterday to close around Monday's level, with prices meeting hard resistance when the Hang Seng index rose above 1,300, brokers said. Prices opened higher in line with the london and Wall Street closings, and bullish sentiment was maintained by prospects of a cut
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        TOKYO CONTINUES CLIMB
        198 11 SHARE prices continued to rise for the fourth consecutive day yesterday, with sentiment encouraged by the overnight upturn on Wall Street, but trading remained light, dealers said. The market average gained 42.32 to close at 7,10.01, bringing the total rise to 227.10 from the 6,961.91 close last
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        Manila
        77 11 JULY U Nm —jjjg .jg A& CnaTlf UJi »u Bi|Uo(MI MM3 -MM Bute Fotootewm UU5 iUM niiwut Con B SI TS 1J6 COCP 1JD -CI M FM HUC> 7JB «U is*"* a -**y MOTUrtT*.* IMI uncb oriMM B us *un PW1 OWMl Mi Hck ptum b imm *um MM»
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        Bangkok
        160 11 SHARE prices dosed mostly Meter ysWrdsy but turnover remained low hi slow trading which centred ai Stand popular H—aid. The Bask CM tad» rose (La point to «JB on tinovcr o( 4.5 miUka baht 1W Fains Bank and Sam Cement rose two baht each to Ml sad ISK reflectively,
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        Sydney
        251 11 SHARE prices eased in active trading yesterdat, giving up a little of their gains of the previous two days' trading. The market opened strongly but softened in morning trading and prelunch gains were generally elimated by the close of trading. The All Ordinaries index was 1.5 points down at
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      SINGAPORE
      140 12 Rises Indices C Sugars Dualop M Nat Iro" PAN S T P 1*76 TtaM Pab Dualop Bat Allied Choc G Laaibar laotaa Falls 1080 426 830 506 900 930 910 m 96 436 +50 +20 10 10 +5 +5 +5 +9 +4 BTIadteator: ST Industrials ST Finance: ST Hotels:
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      158 12 PROFIT-TAKING reared Hi agly head m the Stock Exehaage at Stogapor* yeetorday sad share* eleaed afl tMr bed. Am a reealt, the Straito Tbnee ladaetrtol Index redaeed Ito midday gnia sf S4l peiato to a tbtoh at M7J, ap U peiato (rem Meaday. The Hidaw Tbaee 'irHmttr ef
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    Sime signs agreement with Ipri
    128 12 SIME DARBY Bhd signed an agreement with the USbaaed International Plant Research Institute (Ipri) yesterday to form two Joint-venture companiea 'which will take Sime into the deld of genetic engineering hfatowhnftlngy The firat company ia Agri-840 Corporation Sdn Bhd (ABC), which haa been formed with
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    F & N to expand dairy products activities
    385 12  - F N to expand dairy products activities Companies Editor: Map Sabnag^ ay CHAN OI CHEE THE Fraaer and Neave group is expanding ita dairy products activitiea through a joint venture with Unigate of Australia. Though detaila of the venture are yet to be disclosed, it ia understood that FAN'S 50
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    LONDON STOCKS
    686 12 LONDON, Wed. Leading shares ended unchanged to slightly lower after a dull session, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times index was down 2.8 points at 554.7. Gold shares turned mixed as the bullion price rallied above US$35O an ounce. Closing middle prices ot selected stocks, excluding stamp
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    Selected indices
    47 12 FINANCIAL TIMBS INDUSTRIALS Monday as1A Friday M9L7 Wook Ago MM DOW JONRS AVRRAGB INDUSTRIALS Monday OUT Friday tl4.lt Weak Ago eleaod ■JLHANOSRNO Tuaaday IMJI Monday UMJi Wook Ago lMttt AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Ttowdajr SLI Monday Clt.1 W—k Ago ou ALL ORDINARIES Mmi*?/' 4ft» sroak Aao «S7J
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    Pre-tax profit of Pegi Malaysia lower than forecast
    197 12 PEGI Malaysia, which )ust launched a Mssoo million bid for Dunlop Malaysian Industries, has turned in disappointing results (or the year ended March SI. Group pre-tax profit was well below the forecast of |5.4 million made in its rights issue document last
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    Lock icon Pegi's big bite
    765 12 M by HOCK LOCK SIEW SO FORMER market high-flier Psgl J$ going for the big slake* again with a Mssoo million bid for Dunlop Malaysian Industries, one of the manufacturing groups in the country. On the surface, the purchase of a controlling interest in Dunlop seems more
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      203 12 THE CERTIFIED DIPIOMA IN ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE ..the management qualification in accounting for the 1980s The Certified Diploma in Accounting and Finance (CDAF), awarded by the Association of Certified Accountants, UK, has grown to be the premier internationally recognised management qualification in Accounting and Finance. The Certified Diploma Scheme provides
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      63 12 OUTLOOK for Singapore today: Partly cloudy, with showers in several areas from mid-morning to mid-afternoon. Bepwt for 24 hours prfor to 7M pm m inly U •I the airport: Maximum temperature 31.6 Associated humidity 69 Minimum temperature 24.1 Associated humidity 0 gg Hours of sunshine 5.90 Rainfall in millimetres 4.5
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
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      TMNC receives approval to buy six new vessels
      366 13 THE state-owned Thai Maritime Navigation Company (TMNC) has received approval from the Thai National Economic and Social Development Board (NESDB) to proceed with its plan to purchase six new vessels estimated to be worth over 1,000 million baht in the next five
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      Dredging work at Penang port to increase draught
      521 13  -  By G DURAIRAJ DREDGING operations at Penang port, aimed at allowing access for vessels of deep draughts, is expected to be completed in about 15 months time. The deepening of the northern channel of Penang port involves the removal of about 12
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        Lock icon Conference cuts CAF
        59 13 Reuter MEMBER lines of the Australian and New Zealand/Eastern Shipping Conference said they will cut their currency adjustment factor (CAF) to 4.5 per cent from 8.5 per cent for shipments to Australia and Papua New Guinea, effective July 16. The CAF for shipments to New Zealand remains
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        Lock icon Dockers back at work
        82 13 Reuter CARGO-HANDLING at Liverpool docks resumed on Monday after about 1,000 dockers returned to work, ending an unofficial strike which began last Thursday, the National Dock Labour Board said. However, 250 dockers employed at the Birkenhead cargo terminal, who are at the centre of the dispute,
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      INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
      699 13 AIM ADtraM AataraSkK APCUat APL ASCL ASL Coat AMMwkut Atlas Um Auatraliaa Coot Balt-Ortart Baltic vm vm vn VI X X IX m IV m VI VI X V VI vn IX G 4 4 Baku!! 1 BBS taLkt BaUi VI VI V n V V V
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      US mission to discuss cargo sharing plan in Manila
      762 14 THE US will and a highlevel mission to to discuss bilateral shipping matters, particularly the Executive Order No 7» on cargo sharing. The US mission, headed by Matthew V Scocozza, deputy assistant secretary of state (or transportation and telecommunications affairs, will
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      CONSORTIA
      209 14 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/Europe Far East/Persian Gulf, Straits ports/ Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (FAB EAST/EUROPE): 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.
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1582 14 CHARTERING stayed subdued in all sectors of the freight market on Monday with rates continuing to edge lower reflecting lack of sustained enquiry and the marked tonnage surplus. The reduced level of U552,500 daily was paid by timecharterers for a 29,000 tonner from South Africa to the US
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      Lock icon LONDON WEEKLY FREIGHTS
      694 14 AFP FREIGHT rates continued to weaken last week, falling in several sectors to their lowest level for nearly four years. The US Independence Day holiday on Monday brought a very quiet start to the week, and business subsequently remained subdued. South African chartering was prominent towards the
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      First permanent mission to IMO
      226 15 THE international Maritime Organisation (IMO) has Just accepted the very first permanent diplomatic mission of a member country. The first permanent diplomatic mission is from Panama, which is responsible for the fourth largest fleet in the world and about to commence a safety inspection programme
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      New heavy lift ship
      128 15 WLISMULLER the Dutch transportation, towage and salvage group, has taken delivery of a new heavy lift vessel of the Super-Servant class. The vessel. Super Servant 4, was christened by Mrs S Otsuka, wife of Mr T Otsuka, who is general manager of the traffic division of
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      American lines look to Far East for cargoes
      525 15 US SHIPPING lines inH west coast ports are looking to the Far East to pro vide a bright spot in a depressed market. A new trade analysis by the Californian port of Oakland shows that west coast liner imports from Japan. South
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      5101 20 SCHEDULE I The list below tabulate*, 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.
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      Container Schedules
      656 21 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godowns FCL Ship Voy AmvaJ Date/Time Operator for LCL Cargo Movement Schedule Location Johore Bridge 7B 15.7.82 0100 Kawasaki 49 0800-1000 N1 HI B5/B5 N3/N3 Gold Alisa 37W 15.732 0700 Star Shpg 49 1200-1300 Asian Progress Ming Cheer
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      WHO ACTS FOR WHOM...
      1686 21 The loading shipping lines operating from local ports and their ayonta. A-B Aektpetege Af| Singapore Shpg Corporation (S) Euro- Asia Um i PNKLPK) MMk CnWm Confine atel Feeders (S)Cargo Freight (PK) APIA Sonpoß Shipping Corporation (S) Euro-Asia Line (PK/PN). Atea-Baearta Uh Traaagroup Pie Lid (S). A
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      Vital Law Lords case on charter parties completed
      536 22 A VITAL Law Lords case will provide key legal pointers on the interpretation of "safe port" Clauses in charter parties fias ended. Now the owners and charterers of the vessel at the centre of the dispute will have to wait ijpveral weeks
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      FINNISH FLEET
      85 22 FINNISH merchant shipping totalled 2,478,938 gross tonnes at the end of 1961. With 483 ships, the number of ships had diminished by four, but the total tonnage Hart increased by 5.6 per cent. The average ageo of Finnish ship owners had thirteen vessels, 300,000 tonnes dwt, on order.
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      SHIPS IN PORT
      569 22 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth KEPPEL WHARVES Dong Min 10/11 Feng Yi 8/9 Jenson 22 Ned Auckland 3/4 No 6 Donam 23/4 Sanko Scorpio 18 Yu Ylng 45 Equator III 22 Kota Pelangl 12/3 Mathllde Maersk 31/2 Merc Ruhunu 23/4 Perils 20W Ramoneverett 45 Rledersteln 47 Turkmenlya
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      Kockums expects modest profit
      121 22 AFTER several years of severe financial difficulty, the Malmoe-based shipbuilder Kockums is anticipating a modest profit of £5 million for the end of 1982, after encouraging results for its first quarter of the year. A massive reorganisation and efficiency drive, together with a useful number of
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      316 13 u t 1 UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO SAG' w i Ual EXPRESS MULTI-PURPOSE SERVICES BN KHALDOON V.39 22/7 BN DURAD V.43 iubatl (1/8), Dammam (3/8), Kuwait (5/8). Dubai (7/8). Abu Dhabi (9/8) Kuwait (28/8), Dammam (31/8), Doha (3/9), Bahrain (6/9). Abu Dhabi (9/9). Dubai (12/9). Jubail (15/9) FULLY CONTAINERISED
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      632 14 mil FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE To Eiwpt Mm Vessel Spore Msedfcs 2) Mm 3) Wb«f| 4) Gbufj 1) Gbur t 2) HTt 16/7 N. DUMA 20/7 4/8 9/8 10/8 12/8 TOIMM SaM SaM 23/7 CRYSTAL 27/7 11/8 16/8 17/8 19/8 L PEMMI SaM SaM 2) Mam 3) H Uirf 4)
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      751 15 The Straits Steamship Group QCL Overseas Containers Limited SERVICE TO UK CONTINENT S'pre P Ketone IS/7 21/7 r-»* M/ 7 a/7 M/l M/l U/l 13/1 lt/1 a/I a/i a/i 13/9 05/9 u£2 nil 11/9 13/9 *rf. CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE FROM UK/CONTINENT GUIF trade STMTHCONON '•snuncrnac* AUSTRALIA MMHJ JMOKMM MMI •STMTICaN TOBOMMI)
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      500 16 CQMOmOML SOI MCE Ta/FnM KSA 17M/17X 2J-31 My htm itm/mk no FULLY CQmMOBB> TO/FKM IOtTN MOOCA MST/EAST COASTS ia/7 8/1 xn i5/s 3/1 23/1 U/l 31/1 5/S U/9 4/10 Mb NTC <M) M CMto 22/8 24/1 27/1 21/1 31/1 3/1 5/1 1/9 11/9 13/1 14/1 U/l U/l 21/1 23/1 25/1
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      310 16 0 EVERGREEN LINE FAR EAST EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE Acarns ra ila emu rat mm a m run mi w £"5* VI 7/1 VI 11/1 12/1 a/? a/7 «/i iyi 17/1 u/i a/i a/i *n a/i a/i a/i n/i v» *memn*iavro «fa/ra ra EUROPE FAR EAST CONTAINER SERVICE fa- M*. S,
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      600 16 Everett Lines fcKWi Hn Star Tfcippin Urpa. ÜBk "BURMESE NATIONAL LIME" LOAUNB FOR RANGOON wwtnw S/n m u/7m 8/27 M mm MM 3/4% B F S.S C Agar** in Moioyw BOUSTEAO SMPffNG TEL NOS Kl *****4/*****7-ACELANG *****1/9 PENAMG CM "ARGENTINE NATIONAL LINE" LOMMNG FOR NHH MONTEVBCO MEN alio acceftbk for
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      190 16 SI NOSE MARITIME PTE LTD SANKYO LINE JAPAM/STIUITS 17-11/7 tMI/7 17-11/7 19-21/7 io-n/7 aa/7 25-24/7 2t-»/7 MM MHM f* Lli mmi m/ 71 ani* SL/A/ UNION LINE KYOWA LINE VI ■w. nppaata, ftfi, flpa I at rpart at ONd rain. MM MM m ill JBj *****44/74 22*1374 KL 4MM4/4M7U 11*
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      538 17 PIL GROUP FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO COLOMBO. HODEIDAH. JEODAH AQABA (Reefer Cntrs Acceptable) KOTA SAHABAT KOTA BAHABAT KOTA SAHABAT KOTA SAHABAT LANKA BIRI SPORE 31W/32E 18-20/7 88-27/8 4-8/10 12-18/11 COLOMBO STONE 24-28/7 1-8/8 18-12/10 18-88/11 ACCEPTBM FCL COMT 7/ 8 8-18/8 80-21/8 14-18/8 17-18/8 28-28/8 IMVIO 88-27/10 8-7/11 1-8/12 4-8/12
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      285 17 st±^9l LINES, INC. DIRECT SAILINGS TO SATTAHIP AND BANGKOK MVPWCES ETASPOfIE S7 Si? MV LEO VI ETA SPORE 31/7 3/« GENERAL AGENTS: MNDAMI WHIM (SMMPMf) PTt IT» TEL: *****80 (3 LINES) *****78 PLI P.T PORODLSA RAYA REGULAR INDEPENDENT SERVICE ACCEPTHG BULK, BREAKBULK I CONTAINERS TO AUSTRALIA GRENADA V46S JERSEY V47S
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      691 17 f i BEN LINE CONTAINERS. EXTESS CONTMND SBNIS TO/FROM EUROPE *SZ "9"TS w as 11/1 13/1 3/» tl/l a/I n *a m* nn VI vt tvt 11/1 11/1 VU ■J"5 mm soio Am*(Map fraact M UK w IVI IVI M "2 w JW IVI a/i a/i a/i i/i a/i JV»
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      515 17 "l 1.I 1 lit ll w. Scan Dutch V WEEKLY EXPRESS CONTAINER fruxfrc/scAN SERVICE •t(M| kr *ar*nii (mm laMwa 2) liwpi* Mn (Tftwy) b J) Iranrkun. Aartaa, ll' o«W|£>NW|i)rM<)r«M SKMI A m M m b tot If/7 VI l/l MMMIV 7 11/7 it/7 nn no W1 n/i -mm (ns 1)
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      536 17 r*gc w [h 4 1/ i f n\ J; -J H f, J, BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BANK LINE i.Xull f/Mjl forthbank CORABANK SPORE I 11 Aug 30 Sap R OAM HULL HMOG 8 Sep 11 Sop 15 Sap 26 Oct 29 Oct 02 Nov Lykes /< Lines U.S. GULF WRECT
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      1432 18 KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. express container service FEEDER VESSEL STOB BRIOGE V 7 15 (Ml M (MERAID Vl4 2i Jul K PIONEER VlO 30 Jut BRIDGE V 8 7 Aug MOTOR VESSEI VERRAZAAO BROGE KSOAMRU I #> MPAN AMBROSE NEW YORK MARU BRIOCt V 8 I Aug NEW YORK MARU
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      283 18 m i WEST ASIA GULF SERVICE (AN Soudi Flog SAUDI S LINE Regular Conventional Service F. LAN bJN PK PNG Looting for:- 17/7 19/7 21/7 *•***.«< lf/7 24/7 27/7 29/7 a-~.ita.M~ 25/7 29/7 31/7 2/1 Ur* n i SIM ML M. T* 414M4/MUM Mwm HXj. i\TL| TRANSTIMBER LINE 1 BULK
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      336 18 KORINS MARITIME SERVICES^ MiDOU EAST/RED SEA/EUROPE SERVICES /hundac Shippin i> Co. I jd. S'P»» Mr ■U Mr Dammam/KiNrait It My Mdah 30 My bawmam/Kwra* M, \S| Ml K( M \KINI SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICE Vwm P-KalangLoMfing for IS My Dammam/Dubai/Abii I 29 My Mdah UNIVERSAL FREIGHT SERVICES P B 2"i /g> 4
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      519 18 I 1 'I'" t INTRfISEfI (PTC) LTD BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK Vfm P. Ma|Ua*|fcr 17 My h Pari BOULOGNE/R'BAM/UK (AVON) /NANTES/ fDDAH 17 A* 12 Ao| BOULOOC/VDAII/IK (AVON) FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE UK MOHTAS m m 21 JMy 1A« te Mwt/Titrf/latMa/ToWttiM^Baf^ ALPAC AFRICA 1.158 SMI I Aag Mauntous/Reuwon/Durban Vessel
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      638 19 FAR EAST/EUROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia TW BRIDGE S'pore Closing Tiitos: FCL Cargo 2000 15/7 LCI Cargo 0800 15/7 FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) SS BRDGE 3tt..... C CONTAftt 16E K JACEWON UE„. N GARNET IQE STRAITS/AUSTRALIA RD-RO CONTAINER SERVICE a --V TO AND FROM AUSTRALIA: JAKARTA
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      402 19 MALDIVE LINES n* eti in OZAH/JaddaA/PT S«dan MURE OBT 11/7 LoadwForM* mm nmnmm in port 19/7 L<*d«| For Hodatfafc. (SAMQAKAM) MALDWE PRMLEGE 20/7 Loading For Madras mm mm 15/7 mum noNED 15/7 Loadim For MUSCAT/DUBAI/ DAMMAM/KUWATT mm** 25/7 Loadm For KARACHI/DUBAI loadinf For ttoiwdih mm Bffana 20/7 Loadm For IMLE
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      697 19 SNWORE SOV€T SMPPM6 CO PRIVATE LTD S* oo BMUMK 56. Motet Street Sinfaport 0104 TMi C«M» AM ut SMSOV SMGAPORE T«tn Numbers RS ***** I p. mm M/S SNMKAT MM SOON SON. MD. IST MO 2ND FIOOH, NO 1. JALAN CEMPtNMG PORT KUNG. MALAYSIA IN: 3*006/8 T«tex No ***** m
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      100 19 m n KIAT SHIPPING PTE LTD 1905 t 1906. 19t« f* Shcflton House 3 Shcntoa Nay. Sport 0106 Ictmhom *****88 (5 lain) ?20»» Teto R*****9 »SWP REGULM SEXWCES TO EAST MMJVSM ETA FIT) KSTHKTK»i H 21/7 22/7 Oaddni W l|/7 21/7 Labua/K. ttaMAitai «rth *20 tons **25 tons ***«0 tons
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      520 20 S S C (.roup SINGAPORE SHIPPING CORPORATION PTE. LTD. 'JtAR* E T rE I F R S .J P I N j SINGAPORE O'C4 GE .'itHAi 91 jl 1 .22 i-INk S AOSwIP ARL f ARGOSH.F l*e«|ion»l |]ont;iiiKT liint's 2 SAILINGS A WEEK to/from BANGKOK BERTHING EVERY NOON TUESDAY SATURDAY
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      214 21 mttm EGYPTIAN INTFBNATIONAI I INF 1F I! INTERNATIONAL LINE (El EGYPTIAN FLAG MNI.SI n l N .HlPPlf*' fit 1 *nt-# tir>* p(V» 'i :!0:' i«*i: b»{- jsig; u: (Vf Ml J.mi M h M Silr Bhl i«feCB Dieo? t' !.l <(('!' p nj Ifi ;8? K& AFC LINE VM.kl I
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      294 21 CARGO SPACE AVAMJkBLE ON UNER VESSELS LOADING FOR MADRAS. COLOMBO, CMTOG, CALCUTTA, R*QOON, KARACHI, MUSCAT. HOOODAH. JEOOAH, AO ASA, ALEXANDRIA. DURBAN, CAPETOWN. LOSfTO. LUANDA, LAOOS, JAKARTA, SURABAYA, NKQ, KJC, KUCMNO A MUARA INDOCILE FREIGHT SERVICES TEL *****00 *****01 TELEX RS ***** INDGUL TROPIC ISLAND SHIPPING CO. (PTE) LTD. i 11
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      79 21 KtS.Mmlnrinui.NmM. Stan Ml? t*2»2ni giMiutiiaini KGUUUt CONTMMER SEMCB FCL NO LCI TO: AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND, UK/EUROPE, USA, CANADA, HONGKONG, TAINAN OTHER PORTS/DESTMATIONS ON REQUEST M IIAN HUAT SHIPPING CO, (PTC.) LTD. ■ATOM! PUZA. IJTH FLOOR. 9 STORE R2R7 IEU 22RKU/Z HA rro oESTMAim U/7 19/7 filial n 22/7 21/7 Himt
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      477 22 HAMDAH V: 7/12 25/7 27/7 HftMMHV: g/S2 14/1 U/| HAMDAHV: S/12 3/9 5/9 •HAYATI tt 10/12 •MAYATI V: 11/12 •WWII V: 12/12 HAJ SHIPPING SDN. BHD. iN It Vj hA "> r M- M. IN' rfi! i y« ■v hai j# WHANG P. KELANG Loading for ETA ETD ETA ETD
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      337 22 MAGNA MARINE LINES Ilfi'J' =11 If i'.'-a TO A FIOM SOUTH AFRICA WESTBOUND SERVICE SMGAPORE PT. KELANG LOAMNG FOR PASS WT H-14 77/7 31/7 REUMON. TMMTAVE DURBAN PI. CAPETOWN U5 15/1 lt/S -do(BLT 1975) LOADWG R lUNABALU GEKKAL VALUES VMS MAWTN-14E EASTBOUND SERVICE rjL DURBAN STORE LOAOMG FOR SU> SID
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      299 22 r THAI MARITIME NAVIGATION CO.. LTD (THAI NATIONAL SHPPMG LINE) REOUR NOH-COWIKNCC MONTM.Y EXPRESS SEM-CONTAKR SERWCE 10/ FROM NORTH CONTNNT «sa *ot no aorai port kelamc dcstmiud BMGKO KM IMB 25 AA.Y 7t MLT Mimf/HMWK UN BLUE OCEAN LINES ORECr REGULAR MM CONFERENCE SERVICE TO COLOAMO Mf) KARACHI I Rainbow
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      154 22 3 Rational Woathe m »5 s N < 'M K m m as t* I? X*w. LL^£ SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. LEGEND: R Thunderstorm Temperature °C y Shower Weather s->/ Wind direction with speed in knots Rain v_y J Cloudy Sky Wave hei ht
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