The Business Times, 3 June 1985

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 99/1/85 MONDAY, JUNE 3, IMS 60 CENTS
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  • Article
    Revised tariff costs PSA $20m in lost revenue yearly
    482 1 THE PORT OF Singapore Authority (PSA) has emphasised that the revised tariff it put into effect last Saturday was aimed at boosting the shipping industry and that its revenue would fall by $20 million as a result of the revision. The
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    Iran turns to Singapore for petroleum products
    470 1  -  Tanker arriving with crude oil for processing By LOH HUI YIN WITH BOTH the prices of petroleum products and oil processing fees at a low ebb, oil-produc-er Iran has found it increasingly attractive to satisfy some of its requirements in Singapore. It has
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    Lock icon China plans commercial loans to meet demand for foreign capital
    314 1 AFP CHINA plans to use more commercial hank loans to satisfy its demand for foreign capital. Foreign Trade Vice-Minister Wei Yuming, in an article in the Weekly Peking Review excerpted by the New China News Agency yesterday, said: "We plan
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    Lock icon No shrinking from competition
    86 1 AP GOVERNOR Sir Edward Youde has said that Hongkong has one of the most open economies anddoes not "shrink from fair competition". Speaking at a dinner for delegates attending a meeting of the IMF, Mr Youde said that international business enterprises were welcome to Hongkong where
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    Lock icon Taiwan winning battle to stop brain drain
    483 1 AFP THE TAIWANESE government Is winning the campaign to stem the flow of talent out of the country and lure back top for-eign-trained professionals. "We are getting more talent back now," said Mr Chiang Chia-Hsing, director of the Overseas Scholars and Students Service
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    Lock icon Inco contract ties wage rise to price of nickel
    154 1 UPI EMPLOYEES at Inco Ltd in Sudbury and Port Colborne, Ontario, have approved a new contract that ties wage increase* to the price of nickel. Inco is the largest nickel producer in the non-communist world, supplying 30 per cent of the
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    Lock icon US negotiators told not to show flexibility in talks
    261 1 UPI PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan has directed American negotiators in Geneva not to show flexibility in arms talks with the Soviet Union unless the Russians offer new proposals first, the New York Times reported yesterday. Mr Reagan issued the order because he
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      110 1 Call Wayfoong at 737-7977 for a fast decision on your loan Waytoong Mortgage and Finance (S) LM A «*oly-owned tubeKftary o» Hongkong Bank ClayTnora H*. *03-00 Claymore Plaja Sngapora 0922 AJ>. Mo. QMS Voyager Watchman Sony's newty-devetoped flat display picture tube puts world- I m# wide television entertainment into your
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      330 1 ii 7 After the visual impact of the first dance, the following three pieces of the Washington Ballet's performance last week were almost inevitably pallid in comparison. LISA LEE feels that it could be because the final number was an experimental attempt ot a more classical style, deviating from the
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      161 1 Savmqs A< counts Curr< r At Term posits Persona 1 l < iV J FOUR SEAS What you missed... If you did not read BT on Saturday, you would not know whom Jack Chia has teamed up with to take over Allen's Confectionery of Australia and why. and you would
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  • MANAGEMENT
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      Executive salaries are coming under critical scrutiny
      1498 2  -  Many multinational companies are making comparisons By FOO CHOY PENG ONCE IT WAS managers who complained that high salaries on the shopfloor made Singapore uncompetitive; now their own pay cheques are under critical scrutiny. While accurate comparisons may be difficult, many multinational companies
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      Lock icon Venture capitalists yet to find fertile ground in Japan
      646 2  -  By SUSAN CHIRA NYT ALL DAY LONG, researchers wander in and out of their glass-walled laboratory in Yokohama running the experiments that turn out several new inventions each day. They have no regular assigned hours and no dress code, and work
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      Lock icon Chinese take to MBA courses with enthusiasm
      604 2 AFP CHINA'S first US masters in business administration degree course began in Dalian last week with visiting US professors preaching supply and demand to the country's up-and-coming managers. Students listened attentively, punctiiating opening ceremonies with bursts of applause, in an atmosphere combining Harvard
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      Lock icon Harold Geneen on how to win at low cost
      1632 3  -  If the era of conglomerates is over, Harold Geneen, the builder of the modern ITT, is not aware of it. Since his retirement from ITT in 1979, substantial divestments have taken place, but Geneen still believes his approach is worthy of
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    • FRONTIERS
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        Big screens with LCDs
        243 3  -  Compiled by LEE HAN SHIH in the electronics industry are now offering large-screen television sets with liquid crystal display. The pictures are bright but the definition is coarse. Matsushita and Mitsubishi have Jsoth demonstrated screens several metres wide which use LCD light- switching technology instead of
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        New man-made blood vessels
        150 3 y* MEDICAL team led by Or Yasharu S)ishiki of Okayama University has veloped a new type of artificial vessel by combining collagen aQd heparin. Tested in the carotid and thigh arteries of 36 dogs, the new man-made vessels prevented development of thrombus. The vessel's interior diameter
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        Cartoons from the computer
        481 3 DEVELOPMENT in computer software is helping American cartoon makers compete against their South Korean rivals. Though the quality of computer-generated cartoons has yet io reach the standard of Walt Disney &rtoons, they are now a match against the numerous 'Saturday morning animation' material produced by teams
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      249 2 Whywe spent millions of dollars developing something people throw away. I It's often the products we use everyday for mundane things like throwing out garbage that take years and millions of dollars to develop. Most people only think about garbage bags when they don't have one, we think about them
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      262 3 rhe last thing gaooreneedsisa new 0 M 0 Unless it's the newV; the Shangri-La. Shangri-La Singapore now has an impressive new extension. The Valley Wing. Each floor in this superb addition is limited to 12 guest rooms. And each elegantly-appointed room is an impressive 52 sq metres. Making them the
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Tokyo to check the sale of fake goods
      353 4 Panel to look at European luxury items AFP JAPAN will form a committee to prevent the sale of counterfeit European luxury items in the country. The Foreign Ministry made the announcement on Friday after a meeting between Japanese and European Economic Community
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      Lock icon Sri Lanka pushing ahead with economic programme
      156 4 Reuter SRI LANKA is pushing ahead with an ambitious plan to stabilise growth and create jobs in spite of continuing guerilla violence. Finance and Planning Minister Ronnie de Mel said on Saturday that the plan envisages investment of 291 billion rupees (US$ll.l9 billion)
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      Lock icon KL refineries given until year-end to clear stock
      383 4 Beraama ALL PETROLEUM refineries in Malaysia have been given until the end of the year to use up their existing stock before providing new supplies having less lead. Science, Technology and Environment Minister Datuk A mar Stephen Yong said on Saturday that
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      Lock icon KL regulates travel agencies
      133 4 Bernama ALL TRAVEL agencies and tour operators in Malaysia are required to register with the Tourist Development Corporation (TDC) under the Tour Operating Business (TOB) and Travel Agency Business (TAB) Regulations 1965. A TDC statement said those established after last Saturday were required to register with
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      Lock icon Opec members to discuss Saudi call for price cut
      246 4 Reuter INDONESIAN Mines and Energy Minister Subroto has acknowledged heavy oil prices are under pressure on the world oil market and said Opec members would discuss Saudi Arabia's call for a price cut. Saudi Arabian Oil Minister Ahmed Zaki Yamani said
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      Lock icon Tokyo and Moscow initial tax treaty
      299 4 AFP JAPAN and the Soviet Union have initialled a treaty to avoid double taxation in a step which observers said could lead to a long-pending visit to Tokyo this year by Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. The accord was concluded after (our and a
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      Lock icon Lloyd's appeal tribunal reduces Posgate's expulsion sentence
      314 4 NYT LORD WILBERPORCE, a former law lord and head of the appeals tribunal of the LLoyd's insurance market, has scaled down the sentence passed by a Lloyd's disciplinary committee against Mr lan Posgate, once one of the market's leading insurance underwriters. The move
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      Lock icon Many unhappy with food price rises
      220 4 AFP MORE THAN half the people in 11 Chinese towns are worried by or unhappy with recent food price rises, according to a public opinion poll published in the Chinese press. The price increases, the highest for 36 years, are the result of a
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      Lock icon Gorbachev likely to be elected state president
      267 4 Reuter THE SUPREME Soviet, the Soviet equivalent of a Parliament, is to meet in Moscow on July 2 (or a session which Western diplomats say is likely to see Kremlin chief Mikhail Gorbachev elected state president. The date of the session of the
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      Lock icon Green Revolution in Third World nations
      505 4 NYT WHILE recurring drought and hunger ravage Africa, much of the rest of the Third World has reached or is approaching self-suffi-ciency in food. Indeed, after 20 years of using the new seeds and productive methods of the Green Revolution, many Third World countries
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      816 4 ARRIVALS Operator Sorvic* Local tin* From PAA MAS SIA SIA MAS MAS MAS MAS SV CAL RBA SiA CPA GIA SIA SIA RJ THAI MAS GIA SIA MAS GIA PA21 MH601 MH603 MH671 MH81I SV378 0806 BM21 SQ103 CX710 GA960 SO 105 SQ201 RJI82 TG403 MH682 GA940
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      Lock icon Soccer pullout too hasty, say English clubs
      324 5 Reuter ENGLISH soccer clubs have criticised the decision to withdraw from European competitions next .season as emotional and over*hasty. The Football Association (FA3, the governing body of English soccer, announced the one-season withdrawal last Friday on the aftermath of WednesdayVriot by Liverpool fans
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      Lock icon UN to set up commodities and raw materials fund
      177 5 Reuter THE UNITED NATIONS is to set up a commodities and raw materials fund as part of a scheme to help correct trade imbalances in developing countries, said Mr Javier Perez de Cuellar, UN Secretary-General. The UN will also promote talks
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      Lock icon Greek polls seen as test of confidence in Papandreou
      292 5 Reuter GREEKS voted yesterday in a tritterly contested general Election seen as a test of confidence in Prime Minister'Andreas Papandreou, who became Greece's first Socialist leader after 40 yeaarof right-wing rule. Frivately commissioned cpiiion polls put Mr Papa nlnfcou's Panhellenic So-ciaMst-Movement
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      Lock icon Allies hope to end duplication of arms production
      286 5 Reuter ARMAMENTS directors of 13 European Nato allies have drawn up proposals for ja major study on the elimination of wasteful duplication in arms production officials said. They also listed 50 new for potential collaboration including development and production of torpedoes, radar
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      Lock icon Tough economic sanctions likely
      143 5 Reuter HOUSE OF Representatives speaker Thomas O'Neill has predicted the Democrat-led body would soon pass tough economic sanctions against South Africa and urged President Ronald Reagan to back regional peace efforts in Central America. Mr O'Neill said of US policy towards South Africa and Nicaragua: "What
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      Lock icon UK experts to join 'Star Wars' project
      425 5 FT A TOP British team of computing experts is set to join the US 'Star Wars' research programme aimed at creating the basis of an antimissile defence system by the *****. 7"he group at Edinburgh's Heriot-Watt University has been told that it can;
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      Lock icon Reagan's tax plan may succeed
      378 5 Proposal includes tax cuts for most Americans Reuter A TAX reform plan formally announced last week by President Reagan has a better than even chance of surviving assaults that have killed reform bids launched by other presidents, political analysts say. Earlier efforts by presidents John
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      Lock icon No equality for Swazi women
      89 5 Reuter A SENIOR politician has told Swazi women to forget any idea of equality with men and said women's liberation will never come to Swaziland. A K Hlophe, a member of the ruling Supreme Council of State, was addressing a women's gathering in Mbabane last
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      300 4 THE WORLD IS BUYING INDIAN-MADE AND REALISING ENHANCED PROFITS! India exports engineering goods worth US$l2OO million annually. Major export markets are S.E. Asia, USA, USSR, West Germany, UK, Middle East and African countries. Exports Steel to the Soviet Union. Computer Software Exports to USA and USSR. Exports tractors to Africa
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      11 4 Ran Am Clipper Class. For The Price Of An Economy Ticket-.
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      171 5 DELIVERED BY AIRBORNE EXPRESS. From Tokyo to Taipei, Singapore to San Francisco, more and more shippers are trusting the delivery of their "Just In Time" inventory to Airborne Express. With excellent reason. We offer regular, worldwide consolidation schedules and single carrier convenience on this side of the Pacific. Within the
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      36 5 Doonesbury T3L r/1 r i 93 IBS < x" i,: -Vf t II BY GARRY TRUDEAU HOW ABOUT uEHmerr. TUESM/.THB HB&ACAM--11TH? I L£AJe A& OBVSTT.. POKTHBCAPe v THEN. 1 pas pwp a a V <** ft w 5>
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      BMF obtains writs against HK clients
      467 6 BUMIPUTRA Malaysia Finance (BMF) has so far obtained four writs against its two major clients in Hongkong for recovery of their money. The total sum being sought from the two property developers is about HK51,063 million. One writ is to Chung Ching Man of
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      Lock icon Poland devalues currency in bid to boost exports
      308 6 Reuter POLAND has devalued its currency, the zloty, by 13.2 per cent against the US dollar in an attempt to boost exports. The official news agency PAP said the devaluation, effective from last Saturday and applicable to all other major Western currencies,
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      Lock icon Fewer mark Eurobonde due to rate speculation
      507 6 Reuter BORROWERS' expectations that interest rates are headed lower probably reduced the list of new mark Eurobond issues registered at the Bundesbank for launching this month, primary market sources and dealers said. The Bundesbank had said 15 issues would be launched this month
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      Lock icon New debt package for Panama expected soon
      244 6 Reuter PANAMA is expected to reach agreement in principle with its commercial bank coordinating committee on the basic details of a new loan and debt rescheduling package for about US$66O million by this week. Banking sources said a Panamian delegation, led by Planning
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      Lock icon UK monetary conditions
      119 6 Reuter BRITAIN'S monetary conditions are firmly under control, according to Chancellor of the Exchequer Nigel Lawson. The recent sharp rise in broad-based money supply sterling M-3 had led some dealers to say that monetary policy was becoming too lax. However, Mr Lawson told the Equipment Leasing Association
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      Lock icon Eight banks sign first longer-term Euroyen loan
      151 6 Kyodo SUMITOMO TRUST and Banking Co and seven other Japanese and foreign banks will sign a seven-billion-yen contract on Japan's first longer-term Euroyen loan with the Spanish stateowned Expressway Corporation possibly early this month, a Sumitomo spokesman says. The loan plan for Europistas
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      Quotation of Singapore Government Stocks as at May 31, 1985:
      465 6 Number Indicative Gross Coupon Amount Interest of boys of Middle Price Redemption Maturity Yeor raised Rat* Million) Payment Accrued (excluding Yield pa) Dates Interest accrued interest) po) 1 8 85 Loan 2 1978 7 50.00 1/2. 1/8 119 100.00 700
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      Lock icon World Bank plans to cut emergency lending to Third World
      187 6 AFP WORLD BANK president Alden Clausen says his institution plans to decrease emergency lending to developing countries and practise more traditional long-term project lending. "One cannot 'jumpstart' a developing economy," Mr Clausen said in a speech in New York last
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      Lock icon Takeover of Spanish bank seen as rescue operation
      388 6 Reuter THE TAKEOVER by Chase Manhattan Corp of Spain's Banco de Finanzas was a rescue operation which saved the Spanish institution from possible collapse. Spanish and other European bankers in Madrid said the foreign banking community got word towards the end of
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      Lock icon Banco de Chile plans share offer
      289 6 FT CHILE'S largest private bank, the Banco de Chile, plans to offer 11 billion new shares to buyers over the next few months in an effort to raise its assets by roughly US$2OO million. The Banco de Chile, along with four other private banks,
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Lock icon Forex trading calm
      237 6 Union Bank of Switzerland THE long phase of hectic and nervous trading on the international currency markets was replaced by an exceptional calm last week. The exchange rate fluctuations of the dollar were among the smallest registered so far this year. The largely uneventful trading sessions in
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      Lock icon Overnight rate surges to 7pc
      263 6 National Discount Co AFTER a long continuos fall, domestic money market rates last week staged a momentary turnaround which caught most participants by surprise. Overnight rate which opened in the lower region of 5 per cent shot up to a high of 7 and traded
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      Asian $ market
      223 6 Asian market ASIAN currency average deposit rates for the week ended May 31 BID PtICES High Low us$ 7 dor* 7 11/16 7 5/8 1 month 7 3/4 7 5/8 2 month* 7 13/16 7 11/16 3 month* 7 7/8 7 3/4 6 month* 8 3/16 8 9 month* 8
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      Lock icon Gold and currency futures close generally higher
      200 6 Green Collier LAST FRIDAY, the US dollar closed at the week's low following a spate erf weak US economic data. The Simex/CME June D-mark closed at 3285 on Friday in Chicago, which was about 52 points higher than the previous week's close. This
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      Prime lending rates
      477 6 PLR of bonks ot the close of business on Friday, Moy 31, as supplied by the Association of Banks in Singapore. NXCATB Hn ivaraf* tf prim* leiMhnj ratts »1 12 m»i* bMks operataf in Stapp**. BANK PLR Algemene Bonk 8V, Amencon Express 9V. Am'Dom R'terdom Bonk 8'/i
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      Short-term money
      79 6 The range of col rates for the week ended Friday, May 31: Bonk fund 4 5 35 General fund 4 5 35 $m Movements of funds 2,090 Source: Short Deposits (M) Bhd Discount Prices At Soturdoy's close offered by discount houses on June 1 3-month Treasury B*s 2
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      Lock icon Double setback for London markets
      648 7 AFP COMMODITY traders had a rough time last week due to the British bank holiday on Monday and continuing fluctuations on foreign exchange markets. Fears for the stability of world oil prices were provoked by rumours suggesting Norway's intention to cut the price of its
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      LONDON MARKETS
      699 7 COFFEE Robusta futures eased from narrowly mixed midday levels last Friday on currency factors to close £20 to £17 down and around the day's lows. July finished £17 lower at £2,031. The morning market rose from the opening, with initial gains reflecting the firmer New York close as
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      SOYBEAN
      196 7 SOYBEAN futures on the Chicago Board of Trade closed higher on shortcovering last Friday, posting gains of 3% to 6'/2 US cents a bushel in moderately active dealings. Prices fell back after mid-session, then recovered on steady local shortcovering ahead of the weekend. Trade ideas that rains on Thursday
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      WHEAT
      187 7 WHEAT FUTURES on the Chicago Board of Trade closed 3 A cents a bushel higher last Friday to two US cents lower in light, mostly local activity. Business was choppy and lacking direction without fresh fundamental factors to inspire trading interest. Bet-ter-than-expected yields from Texas and Oklahoma harvests may
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      RUBBER
      203 7 FUTURES in Japaa closed easier on Saturday with prices unchanged to down 1.2 yen on small-lot liquidation reflecting slow physical business. Trading was thin with most participants holding off due to the lack of trade interest. Spot June fell 0.3 to 202.1 yen per kg and distant January 1906
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      Produce prices easier on heavy selling
      257 7 SELLERS dominated the produce market last week and weakened prices. In the pepper market, prices eased slightly in thin volumes. Black pepper was especially easy and came down by |5 to |10 per 100 kg. White pepper was largely unchanged. The softness of the
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      Lock icon Tea prices up at auction
      71 7 Renter PRICES of all classes of tea except best orthodox tannings rose at the auction in Bangladesh last week although Egypt was the only active foreign buyer. Best orthodox brokens sold at 34.50 taka per kg, up 1.10 taka, but best orthodox tannings fell 6.50
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      Produce exchange
      151 7 rl1 1r> a unintM rroauci Robusto 20/25% 477 50 Exchange FOB NSW MM* dosing pi ice* om Nutmeg June 1. S$/100 kg). 110 FOB NSW 405.00 Coconut oil EAW FOB NSW 256 00 Bufc FOB 117.00 Gambier OW drum FOB 130 00 FOB NSW 330 00 New drum
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  • FEATURES
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      A day in the life of a Baba
      1119 8  -  Fitting finale to one group's attempt to preserve and spread a culture By LISA LEE THE IDEA of an ideal business partnership drew six people together to form Peranakan Place Complex Pte Ltd. Together, they have combined their talents to put the
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      Lock icon Islamic architecture eroded by invasion of Western forms
      669 8  -  By NUZHAT AMIN AFP LEADING ARCHITECTS, engineers and urban planners from the Arab World are pressing for a long-term strategy to preserve and develop Islamic architecture, threatened by the onslaught of an "alien" form of building. About 100 delegates from 13 Arab
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      1240 8 to m mm CHANNELS H AM SBC Text "Live" Sample Pafes Operant and Programme Ifighfights followed by Strawberry Shortcake The Baby Without a Name (CMdren's proframme) Peter and the Wolf (CMdren's proframme) The Eighth Circus World Championships: Recorded in West London, four categories are featured super troupe, foot juggfing, hand
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  • THE ARTS
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      Broadcasters should strive to speak more naturally
      710 9  -  By MARIE DAVID SOME much appreciated informal comment was received by me on last week's column. Certain aspects were pointed out as being somewhat vague. "Let me try again," goes the song, and I'll do Just that. I said that the search for
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      Choo San stretches his imagination and scope
      639 9  -  By LISA LEE TALK ABOUT impressive openings. The riot of colours, the dramatic wave of cloaks and the choreographic ingenuity made the first number of the Washington Ballet glow like a bright flame warming the hearts of those at the theatre. In their
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      Delving into man's mind
      438 9 GOH LAY KUAN's three modern creations prove that she has the touch of a gifted choreographer who is unafraid of delving into and revealing the mysteries of man's mind and emotions. The themes she chooses, as worked out in the drama of The Trap, The Madhaase,
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  • SPORTS
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      Sembawang in the lead
      900 9  -  By WALTON MORAIS DEFENDING CHAMPIONS Sembawang gained six strokes on overnight leader Singapore Island Country Club at their home course yesterday to hold a two-stroke lead going into the fiftal round of Premier League golf championship to be held at Warren on June 30. 1 In
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      Watch out for Jingle Bell on Sunday
      543 9  -  By BRIAN MILLER IT WILL TAKE a horse with wings to run down Jingle Bell IV in Sunday's "big one" the $126,000 Yang Di-Pertuan Agong Gold Cup and I expect him to start at extremely short odds. The big fella by The Brianstaa
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  • Page 9 Miscellaneous
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      624 9 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS I Saintly orvnual visitor (5) 6 Arrest Ruth (5) 9 Reveal that a chop may ?et run out (7) ory's tote? (5) 11 Search and rob of a banger (5) 12 Subject of calculation, in brief (5) 13 Country where the rain varies in totol (7) 15
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Lock icon Chrysler secures option to buy 20pc of Gulfstream
      280 10 NYT THE CHRYSLER Corp has bought an option to buy 20 per cent of the stock of Gulfstream Aerospace Corp at US$l9 a share and was talking with the company about a full merger. The move is Chrysler's first major effort at
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      Tokyo
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      Lock icon Rally boosts Wall Street to record levels
      314 10 Reuter A POWERFUL rally lifted the stock market to record levels last Friday amid new speculation about further interest rate cuts and interest in potential merger situations. Investors shrugged off a number of negative economic reports that came out last Thursday and Friday.
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      Toronto
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      Johannesburg
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      New York
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      European markets
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      102 10 NYT NABISCO Brand's stock rose by US$B.35 to 179.75 last Thursday amid reports that R J Reynolds Industries had offered more than 15 billion for Nabtoco. Reynolds shares fell by 11.75 to 173-50. Both were among the day's most active issues. Only three weeks ago Nabisco shares
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      181 10 sSf <&> H m WSiere to wlae, dtac and eatortala King Of Vegetables Thriy enjoy the pick of the crop, airflown fresh from Prance. Delicate and tasty it is deliriously served as a soup, appetizer and main course. At the Baron's Ibble. Lunch and dinner from June 1 to 30.
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      90 10 w' toite i^S."iSopS» l2 JL"'' ,hcit mag"- To m w Y... w,t*ecn This aU <** Ro bin s has th sho pm lo U 3 n and Ip" 1 "gSsgs^e. JUl*' \2.30 am and \na c»»i"7 ,ct RocWy sip Ustern^s^^disco^ hours 1 HOTEL ASIA Many happy ratum* s 37 Scorts
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      82 10 d 0 < i md Time: 12 noon 2.30 pm Prt6e:st2.oor Fashion Show: 1.15 pm Models by. Ctotfwsby: TopTtend >o A sumptous buffet lunch awaits you with savoury specialities to please the palette. Our menu includes popular dishes such as Sotong Samba I, Gado Gado, Fried Prawns in Oyster Sauce,
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      121 10 I unkai Japanese Restaurant Sushi, sashimi, teppanyaki and other famous delicacies from the land of the Rising Sun are prepared by three resident Japanese chefs. Businessman's set lunch from $8.50+f FURAMA SINGAPORE HOTEL 10 Eu Tong Sen Street. Singapore 0105 Te) 533 3888 TIENGOURT* OfWiWL CUWNE A Penang Rediscovery Treat
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      113 10 if -a**' I XzSt I Itafl L6h Teochew V Restaurant for the best Teochew delicacies in town, k Discover our famous dian-xin, k delicious steam-boat Teochew porridge and other mouth-watering r delights prepared by Hong Kong chefs. And feel like royalty while C you dine in Oriental splendour. Open daily
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      KL quiet with very little price movement
      552 11 K.Lumpur 4 ONE OF THE most boring weeks for quite some time, that's how many investors and stockbrokers describe last week's performance of the Kuala Lumpur stock market. Not only did the trading volume dwindle to average just slightly below four millions shares
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      Lock icon Wall Street overcomes May 'jinx' with several records
      254 11 Si ■V j New York y AP THE New York stock market overcame its fabled May "jinx" with a flourish this year. For the first time since 1980, and only the fifth time in thepast 21 years, the leading market averages scored
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      Farewell to monopoly
      1210 11  -  r^~, friTijl London By GERALD COLVERD NOT THE LEAST of the pleasures in viewing the confrontation between horse, Jockey and owner during Wednesday's running of the Epsom Derby Classic is the knowledge it can all be repeated in a year's time. But there will be a tone
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      Shares move in a sluggish fashion
      5487 12  -  II"— t3 J By HOMER CHEN THE MARKET meandered along last week in a tired and sluggish fashion with insignificant fluctuations in share prices and even more insignificant volumes. Stocks ended the week little changed from where they began. The one great redeeming feature
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      Dow hits record high for three sessions
      352 12 |pSJ Tokyo g* S j PRICES soared in heavy trading on the Tokyo stock market last week with the Dow-Jones Average of 225biue chips hitting record highs three sessions running from Tuesday. The closely-watched market barometer first hit an all-time high of 12,694.63
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      COMPANY NEWS for the week
      800 12  -  compiled by JULIANA TAY Week ended May 31 SCRIP ISSUES CORPORATE DEVELOPMENTS The government ocquiring another 37 per cent of Bukit Sembawong Estates Ltd's land buildings. Chuan Hup Marine Ltd's wholly-owned computer services subsidiary, Information Engineering Services Pte Ltd was recently appointed by Hewlett-Pockord Singapore
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      671 11 /|@>,(,-"|'|;'~^='=?$-;*+=|`<<" 9 m XT m V, -t_ -WP< i t? <**" .ja* r- v 'm M i.' I s*>» £SpBfe«*"s -3 •sen FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL <*so For a Fferanakan Buffet Lunch so good,even Nonyas feel at home. For over a decade we've been known for Peranakan Buffet lunches with
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      59 11 Executive Set lunch Daily $1290.. PJUKIMx 4RILL Menu of The 3-couree lunch prepared in the finest Continental style. Each meal includes a hearty soup and a delicious dessert. Mon Emince of Veal Zurichoise Tues Pot Roast Flamende Wed Chicken ala King Thur American Beef Stew Fri Sauteed Prawn Creole Sat
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      Lock icon Lee Ming Tee may be after Well Fung
      386 13 «m mm™ By HOCK LOCK SHIEW WELL FUNG Property k Investment may be the Hong-kong-bated piopw ly company Mr Lee Ming Tee is after. Well Fung is not a name that means much to investors in this part of the world. It
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      260 13 NEPTUNE Orient Lines Ltd's subsidiary, Neptune Agencies Pte Ltd, has acquired Orient Container k Warehousing Services Pte Ltd (OCWS), from the Orient Warehouse Holding Co Pte Ltd, Mr Sunny Chew Hiang Kuang and Mr Subhas Anandan. The main business of OCWS includes warehousing, container storage, container repairs and
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      Lock icon Hang Seng falls 17 points in erratic trading
      136 13 AFP THE HANG SENG stock market index lost 17.03 points in an erratic performance this week, mainly due to punters' doubts over whether share prices had reached the end of a slump, dealers said. On Monday, the day the Sino-British agreement on
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      Lock icon Zurich volume declines
      338 13 UBS THE CONSOLIDATION phase emerging towards the end of the previous week continued last week. The volume of business declined day by day, but remained respectable. The reasons for the general decline after notable price rises previously were probably the slack bond market and the varying interest
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      CK Tang suffers fall in sales
      311 13 CK TANG's sales fell last year in spite of the expansion in its retail space. Industry sources say that volume fell by between seven and 10 per cent last year. Turnover dropped seven per cent to $62 million (from $67 million) because of the
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      Bumper earnings for Asiatic Development
      590 13  -  By NAJEEB JARHOM ASIATIC Development Bhd, the plantation arm of institutional favourite Genting Bhd, Joins the ranks of commodity-based giants such as Consolidated Plantations, Kuala Lumpur-Kepong and United Plantations, boasting bumper earnings and a strong balance sheet last year. Total cash balances rose from $39.7
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      Lion Corp Bhd optimistic
      69 13 LION Corporation Bhd expects the current year's profit level to be as good as that of 1964, chairman Cheng Heng Jem said. The company is optimistic that the diversified group would continue to have the resilience to weather the current recession. For the year ended Dec
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      Compensation at least $2.3m, says Eu Yan Sang
      458 13 EU YAN SANG Holdings Ltd will receive at least $2.3 million in compensation for giving up its Eu Court property at Stamford Road/Hill Street. The property, comprising shops and flats on a 2,080-sq-metres site, was gazetted for acquisition by the government in
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      151 13 BCI A PAUSE took place in the Milan share market after five weeks of breathless rise. As a matter of fact, the 2.8 decline in the BCI AllShare Index, down to 311.16, was mainly due to the 29 per cent fall of Finsider shares,
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      424 13 KMH JOO CAM FMTOKY tIRHM (lmjupofted In AUDITED ANNUAL RESULTS FOR YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 1984 The Board of Directors of KIAN JOO CAN FACTORY BERHAD wishes to announce that the audited results of the Group and the Company for the year ended 31 December 1964, are as follows:uecemuef a
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      737 13 PILECON ENGINEERING BERHAD (Incorporated in Malaysia) NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the Eighth Annual General Meeting of the shareholders of the Compony will be held at the Ground Floor, Theatrette, Bangunan MIDF, 195 A, Jo lan Ton Razok. Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday, 25«h June, 1985
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    Hotel glut can only get worse, says hotelier
    561 14  -  Holiday Corporation chief optimistic about Hongkong By PENG AILIAN THE GLUT of hotel rooms in Singapore can only get worse in the near future, said Mr Richard Goeglein, president and chief operating officer of Holiday Corporation of the US. He was in
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    268 14 AP VENEZUELA, with its foreign debt refinanced and its economy showing signs of recovery, may be the first Latin American country to return to international credit markets. Mr Carlos Rodriguez Pastor, executive vice-president of the Wells Fargo bank,
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    Lock icon More Japanese taking jobs with foreign companies
    437 14 Reuter A GROWING number of Japanese executives are willing to step outside the nation's traditional rigid employment patterns and take jobs with foreign companies operating in Japan. "There has been tremendous growth in certain areas," said Stanly Holt of Boyden Associates, an international
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    Lock icon Chinese PM begins European tour with visit to Britain
    238 14 Reuter CHINESE Premier Zhao Ziyang began a three-nation tour of Western Europe yesterday with an official visit to Britain during which trade will top the agenda. Mr Zhao, who is accompanied by senior economic advisers, will spend seven days in Britain
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    89 14 AFP BRITAIN now supports a French proposal for a European civilian high-technology research programme parallel to the US strategic defence initiative (SDI). A Foreign Office spokesman said that Foreign Secretary Sir Geoffrey Howe had written to his French counterpart, Roland Dumas, confirming Britain's interest in the
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    Lock icon Resignation triggers crisis in Rajiv's party
    151 14 Reuter A CRISIS loomed in Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi's ruling Congress (I) Party yesterday after his last-minute bid to resolve a party squabble failed and a top regional leader resigned. Mr Gandhi has tried to persuade Vasantrao Patil not to resign as chief
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    Lock icon Gulf urged to team up against terrorism
    452 14 AP SAUDI ARABIA'S Crown Prince Abdullah has proposed combined anti-terror action by the six-nation Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC). The newspaper Al-Qabas yesterday quoted ther prince as saying that "coordinated efforts by the Gulf countries have become a pressing necessity". He was alluding to
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    239 14 AFP THE US$3 billion trade facility recently granted to the Philippines will not restore normal financing to most of its dollarstrapped companies due to a clause in the accords with the country's creditors. The Malaya newspaper said yesterday the
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    63 14 AFP FRENCH BARON Guy de Rothschild will end his self-imposed exile in the US and return to live in the Socialist France he fled, the Financial Times of London reported on Saturday. The Baron said he no longer felt the rancour he expressed when his Banque
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    572 14 AFP MANY COUNTRIES in Asia, where economic growth rates have for years been the envy of the West, have posted gloomier figures for the first quarter of this year. Major exceptions to the downward trend, however, were Japan where the economy
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      Lock icon Viets claim 288 troops killed
      49 14 UPI RADIO HANOI has said Vietnamese armed forces and civilians killed »8 Chinese troops who intruded across the tense Sino-Viet-namese border. It also accused the Chinese of firing nearly 50,000 artillery rounds into northern Ha Tuyen province in a 45-hour period ending Saturday. UPI
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      44 14 AFP THE newly-elected Chinese Red Cross president Cui Yueli has appealed to the Taiwan Red Cross to discuss the reunion of families separated in 1949 when about two million people fled to the island to escape the communists. AFP
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      40 14 AP SHiiihJ Muslim forces and Palestinian guerillas traded sporadic sniper and grenade fire in Beirut's Sabra and Chatilla refugee camps yesterday as police reported 40 more bodies were retrieved from the besieged shanty towns. AP
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      Lock icon Bophal victims: mental disorders
      52 14 UPI THE TOXIC gas leak from a Union Carbide pesticide plant that last year killed an estimated 2,000 people also caused mental disorders "on a fairly wide scale". A study by two medical colleges in Bophal found 369 cases of mental disorder among victims in two
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      39 14 Reuter ISRAELI Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir, who started yesterday on a 10-day trip to Britain, France and Denmark, said nothing positive had emerged from the visit to Washington by Jordan's King Hussein. Reuter
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      44 14 Reuter A MUSLIM extremist, Bambang Sispoyo, 36, leader of an extremist Islamic group called Komando Jihad, has been sentenced to death for trying to topple the government of President Suharto in the *****. No other details were given. Reuter
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      257 14 e et the Sri iao fro" 1 m ,tion fro" 1 vo^^cec^ns^s 19 vISe cfC icsionYOUR INVESTMENT WORKS BEST IN SRI LANKA If you are the enterprising in- vestor, Sri Lanka has every incentive you have in mind. You are welcome, whether to start a new venture or to expand
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        Lock icon MAN'S licencing agreement
        104 15 Reuter MASCHINENFABRIK Augsburg-Nuernberg, more commonly known as MAN, said it signed an agreement with the Bulgarian foreign trade organisation Technika allowing for 8,000 of its diesel motors to be built annually by a Bulgarian company in the next decade. A MAN spokesman could give no financial detaU»>
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        Lock icon Rise in Mitsubishi profits
        84 15 AFP MITSUBISHI HEAVY Industries, a major Japanese shipbuilder, said its net profit in the business year, ended March 31, rose 33.3 per cent over the previous year to 35.9 billion yen. Sales in the year increased 4.8 per cent to 1.99 trillion yen, a Mitsubishi spokesman
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      Drop in volume of cargo passing through S'pore
      483 15  -  By JUNE LIM FOR THE FIRST quarter this year, the volume of bulk cargo passing through Singapore dived by 25.6 per cent to 1.5 million tonnes. A mark drop in the imports of two major items, cement and grain, contributed to the
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      Lock icon Oriental Importer 'badly damaged' by rockets fired from jet fighter
      280 15 AP UNIDENTIFIED warplanes, believed to be Iranian, on Saturday raided the Panamanian-registered container ship Oriental Importer near the eastern Saudi Arabian coast, marine salvage executives reported. The 14,258-ton vessel was "badly damaged" by rockets fired from a jet fighter, one
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      Lock icon Taiwan unlikely to lift ban
      188 15 AFP TAIPEI IS UNLIKELY to lift a ban on freighters from five communist states sailing directly to Taiwanese ports, a communications ministry official said in Taiwan last week. The prohibition covers Cambodia, China, Vietnam, North Korea and the Soviet Union and also bars Taiwan vessels
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      Lock icon Bad grain found on ships
      1145 16 UPI MEN IN GAS masks pump clouds of poison phosgene into the stenchfilled holds of Soviet freighters, vessels abandoned by their crews and anchored far from port like medieval plague ships. The freighters do not carry pestilence. They carry the pride of the American heartland:
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      People In Shipping
      74 16 ROBERT A bo, 30, has been recently appointed continental marketing representative for Ben Line Containers. He will be based in Hamburg at the head office of Menzell A Co, Schiffsmakler, Ben Line's agent in Germany. Mr Hogg has previously held executive positions in the Ben Line's offices
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      INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
      837 16 A Top Em X 3 AB Shpg V s Atao Lma VI 3 Ahraniual Urwr X AC Toaptar Amah Onom X X s 2 APC LM V 4 AH 2/3 Arrow Una* X 4 Ate Lnat X 1 ascl 1 BaM-Canado Lin* VI 4/5 Bafc-Onam Lin* VI
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1714 16 TIME-CHARTERING again provided the mainstream of business on Thursday on the otherwise extremely slow and weak London shipping freights market. In the Far East, Yukong booked the 63,880 dwt bulker Fort Dufferin at U554,500 per day for one Australia round voyage after mid-June delivery in Japan. On the
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      Port Adelaide-Japan direct service
      204 17  -  -By Klagsley Weed THE AUSTRALIAN Northbound Conference direct service from Port Adelaide and Japan is expected to get under way in July, according to Australian Marine Minister Roy Abbott. He said previous negotiations for a conference service were always contingent on trade factors and had broken
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      Lock icon Greek merchant fleet showing signs of change
      411 17 Lloyd's List THE COMPOSITION of the Greek owned merchant fleet, especially high tonnage vessels, is showing signs of change. Old, established owners are falling behind newer, more aggressive ship operators, according to a survey. The figures, provided by the New York insurance broker
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      Lock icon Coral Sea's officers relieved of their duties
      141 17 UPI FIVE TOP officers of the carrier Coral Sea, which was damaged in a collision last month with an Ecuadorean oil tanker off the Cuba coast, were relieved of their duties, the US Navy said. Vice Admiral Robert Dunn, commander of the Naval
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      SHIP SALES
      309 17 THE SALE AND purchase market was very quiet last week, brokers said, with few fresh deals emerging. The sale of the 260,150-kmg dwt Athene, a very large crude carrier for around US$5.5 w»nnnn has fallen through, the brokers added. The demolition sector too remains quiet, principally due to
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      SHIPPING EVENTS
      198 17 Jim 2-18 London the world insurance and financial centre, British Insurance Association senior management course. Jim 8 Creating a competitive edge systems technology in international freighting management. International Conference Centre, Brighton (details: Marcom Conference Secretariat, West House, West Street, Faversham, Kent.) Jue 4-5 World Freight, Institute of Freight
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      CONSORTIA
      186 17 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/European, Far East/Persian Gulf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACC (FAR EAST/fUPOPE): Franco Belgian Services. "K" Line. Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Orient Overseas Container Line. Cho Yang shipping. ANNO (STRAITS/AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia/Straits Container Line. Nedlloyd
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      Lock icon Zapata and CF Bean sign letter off intent
      86 17 Reuter ZAPATA CORPORATION and CF Bean Corpora-; tion said they signed a letter of intent to merge their dredging fleets and related assets for undisclosed terms. Zapata said its dredging subsidiary, WilliamsMcWilliams Co, will form a partnership with the privately-held Bean Dredging
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      2910 22 A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of Singapore.
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      CONTAINER SCHEDULES
      756 23 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godws FCL Arrival for LCL movement Ship Voy date/time Operator cargo schedule Location Sea Glory 8523 03.6.85 2359 Eastern M F7 0700-0900/1100-1200 L6 Uni Promoter 138W 03.6.85 2300 APL F8 1000-1130 N3 P Vonburen 138W 03.6.85 2300 APL
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      Who acts for whom ...
      1716 23 Who acts for whom The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A—• A Tap Enterprise* Pte Ltd Some (S) AB Shipping Bousteod Shpg Agencies A fee Line African Shpg Agencies (S) Ahrenkiel Liner Kim Shpg (S) Alfred C Toepfer Oceonus Shppng Agencies (S) Muthport Sdn Bhd
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      287 24 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES 3.6.85/2330 Bonawe K35 Kim Shpg alongside Belait K25W SSPL alongside 3.6.85/0600 Jenson II K22 T Soon alongside 3.6.85/0700 Jenhol K23 T Soon alongside 3.6.85/0700 Lina 101 K29 Paciro alongside 3.6.85/0700 Shoun Liberty K 16 Aru alongside 3.6.85/0600
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      301 15 mm MEN IN GAS masks pump clouds of poison freighters, vessels abandoned by their crews. Pag« II THE COMPOSITION of the Greek owned merchant fleet, especially high tonnage vessels, is showing signs of change. P«g« 111 Index to advertisers II Weather map VIM London freight II Container schedules IX Consortia
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      346 15 saUASC NATIONAL LME OF BAHRAM, UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG) SEALORD SHIPPING AGENCIES 70 Shenton 04 07C Mxnna Homr Singapore OJO Tol *****94 '•»>• N.CFSoflicsTPC 03 30 T»l 2?***** and ???063? Term.pal oMic» TPC 03 79 T»i No 7772*90 ?2?0591 .II mii/. r.i:' J\IH EXPRESS FULL CONTAINER t K<)M .I
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      457 15 A hard look at what it will take to succeed in business for the next 20 years With turbulent times ahead, forewarned will be V forearmed. $22.00. a MAERSK LINE Voy IS* por« USA. EUROPE. Ml DOLE EAST. 301! CT -'l km lllnE 01 2 Ma 21M MB MeMltoaii ■nm
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      503 16 NOTICE ANNOUNCEMENT Nakamura Steamship Co., Ltd., Tokyo, Japan and Ocean International Marine Corporation (Pte.) Ltd., Singapore are pleased to announce that with effect from 1st July, 1985, Apollo-Orient Sdn. Bhd., Penang is appointed as sub-agent in Penang for Nakamura's,Japan/Straits Service. We would like to thank M/S Tunas Setia Sdn. Bhd.,
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      148 16 li .*2 ki'.-.ii I T~? I Supercarrier Service mcnc KXT MMMSJMKI TONSKK MMU IDAS 17/ i TOUKOMC */i MMER TOJSEUS S/7 TO: CALIFORNIA PANAMA US ATLANTIC US GULF E. CANADA 11/7 17/7 11/7 11/7 nn nn nn nn v* 1/1 vi vi w 11/1 14/1 M/l 17/1 n/i TO: CARIBBEAN
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      571 17 The Straits Steamship Group Mansfield Container Shipping Re Ltd Overseas Containers Limited CONTAINER SHIP SERVICE 10 UK CONTINENT J CONT AINERSHIP SERVICE FROM UK CONTINENT H'burt Bran IT(tam L* Hi W M/C M/C •l/l «V< M/( M/« U/C 13/ C l«/« M/C M/C 21/ C 22/1 2«/ C M/C 2t/C
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      511 17 Franco Bvlyuin Stir utcos J I IM) MHf H Uf AC* CONSOHTIUMt *vL>t.~a= IM IM UM UM MM MM Optorg Shipping Pte. Ltd .1, E L M A 4/ k iv(. MAi~ i Pof' H'OT' Patiling Java S«?S9I S75®C3 P« .ng M 745 v Lmmi tar tfm tmmt MH (.talC
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      537 18 w— vH u Hapag-Lloyd to Scandnavia, Mad, Cant Man 1 S. Amtrici to Had dwtoutions in Einpt TO EUROPE MED (Mitel Mm ImM vi i/i iw 1/7 %p %p 12/* 1/7 18/1 */U 5/7 7/7 IM 1/7 22/1 7/1 l/« 7/1 l/l 11/ l 11/1 Mm a/I* 14/1 11/ l
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      105 18 4 ItC.&.LINE aOM/i *o**n**r,o* FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE 10 HWOff Vl* Sl*/ "1 Mfmt.fr al Ihf *tf ConotMn ROM HIRW Vl* StK J7 Memo*' o* thf Ai e Comortiurr mm 1*» 12/6 17/6 i' FUiLY COHMINERISfD 10 FROM NOMH »M(RIC* WSi OJ*M CONVENTIONAL SERVICE To/From BUSAN MCHON BUS*" IP CONVENTIONAL SERVICE
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      374 18 Ml THONG SOON A6ENCIES PTC. LTD. #09-07. ROBINA HOUSE. S PORE 0106. TEL: *****88. TELEX: RS ***** BOOKING: *****56 (DIRECT LINE) SINGAPORE TO PENANQ SINGAPORE TO BABAH SINGAPORE TO BRUNEI •EOMTOR V m 12/15 hi Pad 6 Jin *,*> •JENSON IV SM 14/85 SJw 11 Jw Mm EQUATOR V SM
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      497 18 o EVERGREEN full Container SrryiCt Round-The-World East Bound Service (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) cm «ru 17/7 u/7 a/7 u/7 w no 6UNB IJ/» 17/1 lt/l a/I 2VI S/< 2M U/7 tt/7 a/7 n/7 2/1 1/1 VI i/l VI 8/1 MMHSIO/na COM 1M WJWJV7W7 V* mi GQUgR 27/1 1/7 7/7 4/7 7/7 1/7 11/7
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      233 18 as I NOSE MARITIME PTE LI D m ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES TT KYOWA LINE TO PAPUA Hit GUINEA/ SOUTH PACIFIC 24/1 P. OCCMM QUBN 7/7 |/7fcf*n,Ui,hW,f. SUN UNION LINE TYTT~™7TTTT7T?"^M taiyo marine line WEST AUSTRALIA SERVICE vs. PMMT) ENPAT WS PMMTI ENMT WS FT REUMC SPOBE lt/t
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      641 19 V\v PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building. 140 Cecil Street. 03-00 Singapore 0106 Tel *****33 EAST AFRICA REDSEA SERVICES VOYAGE K-W7 KOTA AQUMQ 10-M/t TAMATAVC, REUNION, ADEN. OJMOUTL MOOI AH, KMT SERVICES KARACHI/M.E. GULF VOYAGE AfT II 7-t/8 12-10/« 22-27/0 n-22/0 25-4/7 7-10/7 0-0/7 12-14/7 104/7 11-11/7 11-W7 10-12/7 COLOMBO/CHITTAGONG/RANGOON SERVICES
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      527 19 BENLINE CONTAINERS ma tmm I nan mm tn in a/i 22/1 1/7 11/7 27/1 2M IV7 2V7 V 7 1/7 a/7 17/7 JVJ S/7 1/1 K K vi nn v a/7 u/i u/t EXPRESS CONTMO SERVICE F a/i a/i 1/7 1/7 7/7 1/7 U/7 13/7 IS/7 a/7 a/7 a/7 a/7
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      432 19 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BURMA FIVE STAR (Bumtst National Um) Loadhc tar Ranfoon BANK LINE SPORE R'DAM HULL HMtG FORTHBANK 15 Jim 17 Jul 21 Jul 14 Jul MEADOW BANK 24 Jul 19 Aug 28 Aug 23 Aug A HYUNDAI MERCHANT MARINE BULK UMBER AND PLYWOOO SERVICE USA SERVICE PAC«IC/GULF/ATLVrT)C PORTS
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      992 20 m USA CANADA MONTI BUBY VM »j IV LINE —KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. L(laeMfaC DESTINATIONS INLAND via IPI/MICKOBRIDGE MINILAND BRIDGE) none VESSEL STORE WIG PENANG STORE T/S PORT LA/LB SEATTLE OAKLAND VAN BC PORTLAND PIANTM Vl3 8 Jun 9 Jun 11 Jun (TK) 28 Jun 8 Jul 10 Jul SMM
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      396 20 'M CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAINER/REEFER/BULK SERVICE lM*« Hr LOS ANGELES. SAM FIMNC&CO. SEATTLE. TACOMA. VANCOUVER IC Fa/Fa CiMmih L X Cot UWDAI AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Am** Fa/Fa CwtaMn PJMHI rtm hm AS tart/3 hm 22 him 13 km It Jam AM m Cat—ii at Cmtmm Twwmi DAS"
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      128 20 SANKO ASIA FtoOW JAPAMFSC POUTS ANO HOMOHOHG 3 m 5A DMM« i/M IRREGULAR SERVICE IV. MALAYSM/STCRE/E. MALAYSIA JOHAfI ■rairaisiw CONTAINf RISFO SIPVICI TO SAPAIM* AHAH Ii BPUNf Accept* FCI/ia I Rattan, *a heavy Ml to 00 Mm lilßSl, wmat s*sfe SWISS SMPPMG FORWARDMG A H Crate Raa4, Sa«**t 9104 Tatei:
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      274 20 INTRASEA PTE) LTD l^u BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK J>W P. tan- 4/1 12/1 wnmm. inoo in J^sU.V.iHO L— Z"^3TyTsr^ r-rr P.T PERUSAHMN PELAYMUtN KALIMANTAN ORECT MEEKLY SERVICE TO JAKARTA Vfsui ETA/ETD KSTMATON MAGA am fey 9/tS hi Nrt/4 JmJakarta/CHbm MAGA Xfl Voy 13/15 7/1 Jm Marta/CHtai MAGA XXXXI toy 10/15
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      660 21 FAR EAST/EUROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): TWMKE 2SW+.~ C CONTMO 30*.... K CHANCE 22W HK CONTMNER 45N.. 0 CHEF 44* K JACEJM 29*. Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia TW BRIDGE S'pore Closing Times: Fa Cargo 2359 4/6 LCI Cargo 1200 4/6 FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) HK CONTMO
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      437 21 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels DOM AM SEMI CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO P KELANG. PENANC. BUSAN INCHON v v r Ml lIINI S,.f Ni it Pit I It' HAS tin \ON MM( I*l m/ '.*'.4(4 *1 Irl 11 J i«*l» 414.'44 '*>10 '1.'11.V t» (X'lSt.4 IK .'ll4 '84 UniMMi UN
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      554 21 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOYET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SMSOV BULOMG 55. Martvt StrMt Alport 0104 Numbers *****3 (15 Um) CbMo Addrtu SMSOV SMGATORE Tatcx Numbers K ***** RS ***** RS ***** P. KELAN6 M/S SHMKAT IMH SOON SMI M. IST ANO 2NO FLOOR. NO 1. JALAN CEMPENHG. PORT KLANG MALAYSIA TO
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      421 22 ll?t'«|ioiial Container l-incs j riMiuiii, 4 Sailings weekly fl Fast Reliable Regular Punctual Berthing PS A Tue. Thur, Sat Sun 11 ail FORTNIGHTLY FULL CONTAINER SERVICE 13 la 7 m a Ja »M a M llta I DM 24 lm 4 M IIM •an n m 14 km MA* •29*1
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      227 23 vs. EASTERN AIFHA REGULAR FAR EAST SERVICE TO ANGOLA PORTS LOAD FOR: BOMBAY/LUAHM/LOHTO/ SOYO/CMMDA Satqapof Agant 135 C*d Street #07-01 T* 222Q257 Th: ***** imiolk ii EVERiCH NAVIGATION LINE Incorporated in S pore ram Ua««kf V« Gen«fa» Agent: EVERICH NAVIGATION PTE LTD 1, North M4m Road, #12-M Wgh ttrwt Cittn
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      103 23 OGUN HUOfIE SMPPNM m LTD, REGULAR SMJN6 TO FREMMfIIE in mm coast kM en vi I i 1 gm«*i «im Imkov Shipping Co Pt# Ltd. in tel a. #»V« in Ml kpRX NM T* 22*777 4 GLORY NAVIGATION GROUP m u II I ij 1 UQJkTM-7 M *v 1 ?7T?»
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      265 24 COMPAMA NAVERA MAR ASIA, S.A. $n«n TtMorauncM rn ltd. MNK TEL *****22/1 *****37, L LMPW 423*1. 42X79 p. warn mm mta rmm zmt/t ATLAS LINES KGULM MEraORT SERVICE TO MS FROM CMTTAGON6 Ml) CHALNA PJtELANG KMWS Am V< a*) AL4AYESTM jmh- »/a Ft*) jm. a/» fUC) M.UUM tm 23/21 FUC)
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      180 24 CHOSS WATER FO. i id 3 »1 I I SYD/MEL/BRB/ADEL usa/cannm ports NEW ZEALAND PORTS europe/uk ran > 'i' I/I u/t 11/* VI l»/7 l/l a/I V 7 11/1 ii/i a/i v« 11/1 ivi s/i u/i a/i i/t i3/i a/i VI 11/1 11/* I/I u/i CREST EXPRESS LINES LTD g
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      485 24 C.Y. LINE (A Mimbw Of The ACE Consortium) CHO YANG SHIPPING CO. LTD FUIT CONTUOBO SOMCI TO EIKOK (W HE) 24r% 2S/4 V/t a/4 JM 2/7 1/7 1/7 4/7. 4/7 7/7 »/7 1/7 1/7 11/7 13/7 14/7 14/7 ivi u/7 u/7 a/7 a/7 a/7 12/4 14/4 17/1 14/4 a/4 H/4
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      543 24 V A y "EVERETT ORIENT LINE" JAPAN/BAY Of BEN6AL/JAPAN SERVICE LOAOMG FOR HONGKONG* AND JAPAN PORTS 9«apm+ 4/5 km l/lf la 13/14 km LOAOMG FOR POIANC* CHfTTAGONG, CALCUTTA ft, CHAiNA T/monMTU) KITH II SMAPOK AT PSA GM 121 ft ntFBOTML BOTH II CALCUTTA AT 00 BTMK AT PAM PMUMK NHMtf
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