The Business Times, 22 January 1988
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Title Section11 1988-01-22 1 BUSINESS TIMES VICI (P) 95/12/87 FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1988 75 CENTS11 words
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Article239 1988-01-22 1 Dow Jones lower WALL STREET stocks turned lower after a higher opening yesterday as program buying switched quickly to program selling. Brokers said a firm dollar supported the market but selling momentum spilled over from Wednesday. The Dow 30 index was off six at 1873 after rising239 words
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Article, Illustration163 1988-01-22 1 A BIG overnight fall on Wall Street caused major Asian markets to close lower yesterday on concern over the health of the US economy. On Wednesday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged 57.20 points to finish at 1,879.14, its lowest close since Dec 11, when163 words
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170 1988-01-22 1 THE US dollar fell sharply in Tokyo yesterday despite central bank intervention. The slide continued against other currencies when the European currency markets opened. In Tokyo, the greenback closed at 126.80 Japanese yon, down 1.96 yen from Wednesday's finishing rate of 128.78170 words
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Article, Illustration627 1988-01-22 1 LEE HAN SHIH - Western Digital Corp takes over facility for USs4om By LEE HAN SHIH THE COMPANY that helped to build Singapore into a world-class disk drive manufacturing centre will soon make its last disk drive in Singapore. Barring last-minute changes, Tandon Corporation, once billed as the king627 words
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336 1988-01-22 1 AFP A FORMER MALAYSIAN Deputy Minister, Kee Yong Wee, yesterday pleaded guilty to two reduced charges ot criminal breach of trust involving funds belonging to a cooperative society which he headed. Kee, who was also head of the Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA) youthAFP - 336 words
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195 1988-01-22 1 THE PRIME MINISTER will attend the funeral of the late President Chiang Ching-kuo of Taiwan next Saturday. Mr Lee Kuan Yew will be accompanied by Mrs Lee, Second Deputy Prime Minister Ong Teng Cheong and Mrs Ong, and officials, said a195 words
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Article50 1988-01-22 1 PAPUA NEW GUINEA Prime Minister Paiaa Wingti, on a private visit to Bali, yeaterday said Indonesia was not s threat but an interdependent neighbour and a friend of hia country. He said hia country wanted to strengthen existing cooperstion with Indonesia, other Aaean members and Pscific nations.50 words
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172 1988-01-22 1 AP SOUTH KOREA plans to join the Organisation lor Economic Cooperation Development in 1992, whan its gross national product is axpactad to reach about US$2OO billion. In 1992, according to South Korean government officials, Seoul's per capita GNP is expected to exceedAP - 172 words
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Article103 1988-01-22 1 AFP MALAYSIA'S opposition Democratic Action Party (DAP) said yesterday its detained Secretary-Gener-al, Mr Lim Kit Siang, has offered to resign to comply with the Societies Act. DAP chairman Mr Chen Man Hin said the party's central executive committee would meet soon to consider aAFP - 103 words
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470 1988-01-22 1 WILLIAM CHIA - By WILLIAM CHIA FOREIGN MAID agencies have been thrown into confusion by the news that the Philippine government has decided to prevent Filipinas from working abroad as maids. The Philippine government said the action, which would be "temporary", was prompted by470 words
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Article, Illustration192 1988-01-22 1 THE TEAM MPs concept is to ensure that Malays and other minority groups will always be represented in Parliament; it is not meant to stifle political opposition in Singapore. In a recent discussion with journalists, Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew disclosed that the idea evolved192 words
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Advertisement290 1988-01-22 1 @\])?+$\{`={?[-{>&")?[{`\>,)^[< mm A DIPLOMA COURSE and an international forum have boon lined up this year as part of a major move to persuade manufacturers to improve the designs of their goods. HOME NEWS, Page 2 THE WORLD'S second largest PC manufacturer already manufactures in Singapore. It now wonts to carve290 words
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HOME NEWS
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Article, Illustration411 1988-01-22 2 LILY FERNANDEZ - By LILY FERNANDEZ A DIPLOMA COURSE and an international forum have been lined up this year as part of a major move to persuade manufacturers to improve the designs of their goods. Spearheaded by the Trade Development Board's advisory committee for promoting industrial design,411 words
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96 1988-01-22 2 THREE NEW bosrd members joined the Trade Development Board from Jan 1. They are Mr Steven Lee, managing director of Great Malaysia Textile Manufacturing; Mr Arumugam Nadarajah, senior partner of Watson Hawksley Asia; and Mr Choo Chiau Beng, managing director of Far East96 words
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265 1988-01-22 2 THE GOVERNMENT yesterday welcomed the Far Eastern Economic Review to test the claim that "Regional publications can survive without Singapore more than Singapore can survive without regional publications in the longer term." The Prime Minister's press secretary, Mr James Fu, responded to265 words
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383 1988-01-22 2 ANNA TEO - By ANNA TEO THE DIFFICULTY Singapore has in picking its overseas diplomats highlights a need for more people to be groomed in international management, in the view of the director-general of INSEAD Euro-Asia Centre. "Singapore will gain by having more managers and executives with383 words
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266 1988-01-22 2 WITH THE THEME "Women in Decision Making Basic to Advancement", the Asean Confederation of Women's Organisations (ACWO) will hold its third general assembly in Singapore next Friday. The organiser and host of the general assembly is an ACWO member, the Singapore Council of266 words
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302 1988-01-22 2 TONG SUIT CHEE - By TONG SUIT CHEE SEVEN work groups comprising representatives from the private and public sectors have been formed since last December to help draw up a development plan for small- and mediumsized enterprises (SMEs). Mr Philip Yeo, chairman of the Economic Development302 words
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365 1988-01-22 2 MARINA CENTRE Holdings (MCH) has approached the government to consider linking Marina Square to the City Hall MRT station, its chairman said yesterday. Speaking to BT during the official opening of Marina Centre, Mr S P Tao said: "We have approached365 words
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462 1988-01-22 2 ASIAN AEROSPACE '88 next week plays host to three daily show publications, two editions of a show magazine and four conferences. This is in addition to more than 600 aviation exhibitors from 29 countries. The daily newsletters will be produced by the leading462 words
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120 1988-01-22 2 TELECOMS subscribers will find it easier and more convenient to use the Singapore Phone Book when the 1968 edition makes its appearance in July. Unlike previous years where business and residential numbers were listed together, this year's book will have information separated into120 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous63 1988-01-22 2 SEWSTEr v/m V/S'i: _'////> v//////// Singapore OUTLOOK: thoww In Mvaral w in «m attornoon. ••port for 24 hours prior to 7.30pm on Jan 21 at 24/15 Cloudy Rainy days Ma i Nassau Now DoM Now York Nicosia Oslo Paris Forth Mo 'Janoiro Romo San Fris'co San Juan Santiogo Soo Paulo63 words
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TECHNOLOGY
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Article, Illustration613 1988-01-22 3 masm LAPTOP COMPUTERS those super brain-intensive machines that can sit on a lap and fit in an attache case could become as commonplace as the wristwatch. They are being used increasingly by businessmen, journalists, salesmen and even civil servants who need computing power outside their613 words
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TECH -TAKES
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314 1988-01-22 3 Reuter ONE OF THE MAJOR suppliers of the chips to make clones of the IBM-PC has unveiled new products that would enable computer manufacturers to duplicate IBM's new line of Personal System/2 computers. Chips and Technologies Inc unveiled a set of semiconductorReuter - 314 words
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82 1988-01-22 3 THE EMPORIUM GROUP is investing $1 million over the next few years to upgrade its computer systems, both at the shop floor and in the backroom. Twenty Emporium stores throughout the island were enhanced late last year with a point-of-sale system in82 words
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239 1988-01-22 3 STROKE the condition that strikes when a blood vessel in the brain gets clogged or bursts is dangerous but not just because oxygen flow to the brain is cut as was previously thought. Scientists are finding the chemical balance in the brain is239 words
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422 1988-01-22 3 SAID ABDULLAH - By SAID ABDULLAH COMPAQ ASIA Pte Ltd is setting up a regional sales and marketing office at its Tagore Lane plant in an effort to bolster its image in this region. Mr Thomas J Howard, Compaq's director of international marketing, who was422 words
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Article, Illustration386 1988-01-22 3 CHARLES SAVAGE - By CHARLES SAVAGE ALL IT TAKES is a portion of a fingerprint a third the size of a five cent coin for police to determine who had left the incriminating tell-tale sign. And to decipher the patterns of ridges and spaces which are386 words
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OVERSEAS
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404 1988-01-22 4 Retaliation against trade barriers Reuter A SENIOR US trade official says that if Japan does not open some of its key markets to US products, the only move the United States could make was to close its own markets to Japanese products. "TheReuter - 404 words
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Article131 1988-01-22 4 AFP WEST GERMAN Economics Minister Martin Bangemann has called on Tokyo to continue opening up its markets, a spokesman for the minister said. Mr Bangemann told visiting Japanese Trade Minister Hajime Tamura in Bonn on Wednesday that he was satisfied with the narrowing ofAFP - 131 words
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Article, Illustration507 1988-01-22 4 Reuter CAMBODIAN peace talks ran into trouble after Communist Prime Minister Mr Hun Sen, widely expected to produce a written pledge on a Vietnamese troop withdrawal, came to the table empty-handed. The talks between resistance chief Prince Norodom Sihanouk and MrReuter - 507 words
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154 1988-01-22 4 AFP THE US remains opposed to the Soviet Union being allowed to participate in such international economic bodies as the World Bank. International Monetary Fund and General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, the White House said on Wednesday. Presidential spokesman Marlin FitzwaterAFP - 154 words
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Article, Illustration454 1988-01-22 4 UPI PHILIPPINE Defence Secretary Rafael lleto has resigned to protest against Philippine President Corazon Aquino's alleged failure to heal divisions in the military. President Aquino said in a nationally televised statement yesterday she had accepted "with much reluctance" Gen lieto's resignation and had appointedUPI - 454 words
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436 1988-01-22 4 AFP BRITAIN will uphold Hongkong's interest to the full until the Crown colony becomes part of China in 1997, Foreign Secretary Sir Qeoffrey Howe said in a parliamentary debate. However, the Foreign Secretary did not reply to opposition demands for direct elections forAFP - 436 words
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Article952 1988-01-22 4 ARRIVALS Operator Sorvico Local From numbtr rim* FT FT71 0115 JFK/BOS/ORO/ ANC/NRT/MNL/ TPE SIA SQ11 0115 LAX/NRT UA US805 0120 SFO/HKG JAl JL615 0305 TYO MAS MH601 0730 KUL MAS MH681 0820 KUL SIA SQ43 0820 DHA KAl KE697 0905 SEL/MNL MAS MH81 1 0910 PEN MAS952 words
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Advertisement272 1988-01-22 4 Yunnan Fair of The People's Republic of China THE FAIR COVERS: Cereals, Oils Foodstuffs, Native Produce Animal By-Products, Medicines Health Products, Tea, Tobacco, Light Industrial Products, Arts Crafts, Textiles, Garments Silk, Minerals Metals, Non-Ferrous Metals, Metallurgical, Chemicals,Machinery,Machinery &Equipment,etc Projects for Foreign Economic Technical Corporation Tourism Venue Mandarin Hotel. Main Building272 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous68 1988-01-22 4 Doonesbury ANYWAY, MY RSGRESOON THERAPIST SAIPITHJAS THE BEST PAST-UFB-ACTUALIZATION SHE HAP EVER. COACHEP! S AND TALK ABOUT ENHANCING SELF-ESTEEM! ISHOULPREAP MY THERAPIST'S NOTES INTO OUR MINUTES... m 8R BY GARRY TRUDEAU ...ESPECIALLY AU. OF YOU WHAT IN GALILEE BOOPSIE 7 AS WELL I t***™UH~ Ann^ you w™; ufSF- PRJATE CHASM68 words
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COMMODITIES
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Article240 1988-01-22 5 RAS prices In S cont»/kg, FOB In beta 1 NOON CLOSE Iwyort Sollocs Bwyors Sellers bit 1 RSS Prompt 223.00 224.00N 222.00 223.00N bit 1 RSS Fob 88 221.00 221 JON 220.25 220.75N bit 1 RSS Mar 88 219.75 220.25 219.00 219 JO Int 2 RSS Of240 words
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Article75 1988-01-22 5 (cand/kg, 1-tan FEBRUARY 88 MARCH 88 (currant month) (forward month) RAS NOON NOON luy*« S*U*n SSt 20 224.50 226J0N 2 24JO 226J0N SS* 50 32X00 225.00N 223.00 225.00N MRELB Ivytn S§Hfft Buyer* SMt CV 277JO 279JON 278JO 280.50N SMt l 277JO 279JON 278JO 280JON SMt 5 274.0075 words
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Article211 1988-01-22 5 BMQAPORE The market closed lower yesterday with February One RSS buyer* quoted at 220.25 cents a kg, down 1.2S cents from Wednesday's close. After a slightly higher opening, prices eased on lack of follow-through buying support in thin morning trading, with lower Tokyo market dampening sentiment. Prices drifted further211 words
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Article323 1988-01-22 5 London Commodity Exchange Btryor/SoNor dodng prtcM on Jon 20 It/fomu unh Iff, ,l\ rSS jpfOTWO J. rwtout qomiq pnoti In Con— losil in-ftar* London, ttHtn option OF London ion 1197/1198 (1206/1207) High/Low 1205/1195 Mar 1227/1228 (1236/1237) H^h/Low 1235/1225 SatM (3026) Cocoa Mar 1152/1155 (1158/1160) Mgh/Low 1156/1144 May 1173/1174323 words
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Article141 1988-01-22 5 SOYBEAN FUTURES on the Chicago Board of Trade, which extended gains at mid-session on Wednesday, sold off in reaction to a falling stock market and closed with sharp losses of 3% to VA US cents. March was off 314 cents at U556.26 a bushel. Commission houses and professionals sold141 words
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Article145 1988-01-22 5 WHEAT FUTURES on the Chicago Board of Trade closed on Wednesday with pared gains of to one US cent a bushel. March finished cent higher at US$3.2B V 4. Prices eased on late selling by locals and commission houses after sharp falls in Wall Street stocks and spill-over pressure145 words
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Article106 1988-01-22 5 THE PRICE of tin on the KLTM fell eight cents to close at M 517.28 a kg yesterday on lack of fol-low-through support, in spite of firmer sterling against the ringgit A weaker European spot tin market also discouraged buyers, particularly the Japanese, from making their requirements The106 words
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Article81 1988-01-22 5 FIRM TRENDS continued yesterday for naphtha and fuel oil with sellers holding out as supplies for both products remained tight. Jet/kerosene however weakened further as buying interest was poor. All other products were stable. Dubai (F*t>) W«l Tmoi USS/bamJ 15.63 Otanga -ai7 wn (Nb) I7.lt -0.10 Products81 words
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Article456 1988-01-22 5 Crude palm oil future* closed lower yesterday in reduced activity on the KLCE on heavy profit-taking and long liquidation. There was cautiousness and uncertainty as operators awaited the outcome of India's weekly tender. Actively traded April and May were down by Ms 37 and Ms4s respectively at M456 words
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Article307 1988-01-22 5 HONGKONG: The metal closed firmer yesterday on renewed buying interest mainly reflecting the weakness of the US dollar. Dealers said US Trade, Representative Clayton Yeutter's remark that he did not see any sharp drop in the country's trade deficit until the second half triggered dollar selling and boosted307 words
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500 1988-01-22 5 Bernama MEMBERS of the seven-nation tin producers accord will soon be formally notified of their quotas in the agreement's second tin supply rationalisation scheme, Primary Industries Minister Datuk Dr Lim Keng Yaik said in Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday. Datuk Dr Lim, who isBernama - 500 words
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281 1988-01-22 5 AFP MALAYSIA would reconsider joining the International Cocoa Agreement once concern about market access and production was dealt with, Primary Industries Minister Lim Keng Yaik said on Tuesday. "We have refrained from joining because we believe that there are some problems associated withAFP - 281 words
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Article239 1988-01-22 5 Chines* Produce Exchange SfMift noon pel ion 21 (St/100 kg) k»» an Coconut oil Mi KM 120.00 CM drum FOB 130.00 Now drum FOft 134.00 Copra Mixad (too**) 64 toMort Pepper 'toS^NIW* 11S7J0 Sorowak wtiHo FOB foq NtW f —-X- jbJ 1172 JO dorowai G Mac* FOt NtW239 words
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154 1988-01-22 5 FT INTERNATIONAL GRAIN PRICES are strengthening as demand exceeds production and world stocks fall, but fundamental improvements in the market depend critically on the Uruguay Round of trade negotiations. This was the view of an international panel of experts discussing the worldFT - 154 words
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MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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Article1707 1988-01-22 6 SINGAPORE: The US dollar closed slightly lower yesterday against most major currencies compared with New York's levels, after a moderate but nervous trading session Dealers said the dollar started firmer on some short-covering but met selling pressure at midday on US Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter's remark that he1,707 words
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Article, Illustration193 1988-01-22 6 Indicate* th* ivtraga of the prim* landing rata* of 12 major banka In S'pora Interbank market rates (offer/bid) on Jan 21 us$ DM SWFC Y«n 7 doy. 4 15/1* 13/1* 1/2 3/« 3 3/» 1/4 1 1/4 1/i 4 1/1-4 1 KMh 7 4 7 f 3/«193 words
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Article85 1988-01-22 6 Treasury bills X Period Issue Yesterday's closing Day's code Maturity BID OFFER HIGH LOW 3 munths 6 months 1 yeor BQ*****X BY*****S 8Y*****T 21.4.88 30.6.88 24.11.88 2.90 2.85 2.95 2.90 2.95 2.90 2.84 2.80 2.94 2.90 2.93 2.88 Government notes and bonds Period Issue Maturity Coupon Yesterday's85 words
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Article57 1988-01-22 6 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore interbank market remained unchanged at 354 per cent yesterday. The term rates were also unchanged. S$ Interbank rates at 12 noon yesterday: OfW MO Ov«r- «<«* 3 1/3 3 1/4 l immii 3 3 7f% 3-ManMt 3 1/16 3 IS/14 3-montti 357 words
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Article349 1988-01-22 6 ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rates closed steady at lower opening levels yesterday. with trading generally quiet in the afternoon. Most operators were sidelined in the afternoon due to a general lack of interest as there were no major US economic data due for release yesterday. Term rates weakened349 words
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Article563 1988-01-22 6 BA Futures Inc EURODOLLAR futures opened higher yesterday from the previous close on Simex as prices were pushed up in the overnight session in Chicago due to lower commodity prices and a smaller-than-expec-ted increase in the US consumer price index. Losses in the stock market also prompted some flightBA Futures Inc - 563 words
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Article157 1988-01-22 6 Gold futures on Jan 20 100 troy ouncat. USS par troy ou va O^M HN*. Lot fm. Jon 476.50 1.00 f«to 478 20 478.90 475 00 476.60 1.40 Mor 4(1.30 413.30 477.30 479.30 1-50 Apr 484 30 4*4.70 460 JO 463J0 1-50 Jwn 490.30 490.30 486 80157 words
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Article1523 1988-01-22 6 CURRENCY FUTURES OPTIONS Thursday, January 21 19M DEUTSCHE MARK (tMEX) MMM* N»MM> U 56 57 M 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 66 956 436 66 171 365 3*9 170 99 47 19 7 3 14A 37A 66A 159A 246A 343A CA6 CA6 2 5 131,523 words
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Advertisement10 1988-01-22 6 IB RANQUE INIX3SUEZ 3 Shenton Way. Shenton House. Singapore 010610 words
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BANKING AND FINANCE
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353 1988-01-22 7 FT BANKERS in Riyadh discount the chance of a Saudi riyal devaluation, though the riyal has come under pressure since the government backed down from two new revenue-producing measures. This week, the Saudi government retreated from a set of increased governmentFT - 353 words
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196 1988-01-22 7 Reuter CHINA IS MOVING CLOSER to having its own foreign exchange market by setting up a national foreign exchange centre in Beijing, a newspaper has quoted the president of the People s Bank of China as saying. According to the Chinese People's DailyReuter - 196 words
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102 1988-01-22 7 AFP THE International Finance Corporation (IFC), a World Bank affiliate, said on Wednesday it was to invest US$5 million in the expansion of the Shenzhen China Bicycles Co. in China's Shenzhen Special Economic Zone. The plant produces 400,000 bicycles a year. Production is expectedAFP - 102 words
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281 1988-01-22 7 FT THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE of Den Norske Creditbank (DNC), Mr Leif Terje Loeddesoel, on Wednesday night resigned following the bank's disclosure of huge losses for 1987. The bank, the biggest in Norway, said provisional figures showed that DNC would incur a loss ofFT - 281 words
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Article669 1988-01-22 7 Reuter THE INTER-AMERICAN Development Bank, often a force for stability and economic reform in Latin America, faces its most severe funding crisis since its formation nearly 30 years ago, bank sources say. A lingering dispute between the US and the Latin countries over lending control isReuter - 669 words
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Article, Illustration669 1988-01-22 7 Reuter THINGS COULD STILL get rocky again for the dollar, economists say. Money market dealers are once more worrying that Americans are still importing more goods than they can really afford and spending more dollars to buy them than the worldReuter - 669 words
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223 1988-01-22 7 LEONG WEN WAH - By LEONG WEN WAH CITICORP, the parent company of Citibank, maintains that it will continue to be a major player in the fund management business worldwide in spite of the impending sale of its asset management unit in the US. A statement issued223 words
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182 1988-01-22 7 UPI ITALIAN finance officials on Wednesday revoked a set of currency exchange measures instituted in September to defend the lira, but left in place measures to restrain bank lending imposed at the same time. A joint announcement by Italian foreign trade, Treasury and central bankUPI - 182 words
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908 1988-01-22 7 NYT THE BANKERS TRUST New York Corporation, corporate parent of the Bankers Trust Company, on Wednesday reported extraordinarily high net income for the fourth quarter nearly triple its earnings a year ago mainly because of huge profits from its foreign-ex-change andNYT - 908 words
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248 1988-01-22 7 Reuter A TAIPEI paper maker haa announced a NT$l billion convertible bond isaue, the first in Taiwan's history. Yuen Foong Yu Paper Manufacturing Co Ltd said the bonds will have a five-year maturity, carry an annual coupon of 3.1 per cent and will be convertibleReuter - 248 words
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Advertisement174 1988-01-22 7 THE MANDARIN SINGAPORE IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE YUNNAN FAIR OF THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA PRESENTS ATASTE OF Pine Court, Jan 22 to 31 1988. For the first time, the gourmet delights of Yunnan, a province in Southwest China, will be available in Singapore. Seven of Yunnan's most famous chefs,174 words
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PERSPECTIVE
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570 1988-01-22 8 BT Comment MUCH HAS BEEN SAID, and with considerable passion, about the Team MPs proposal. And rightly so. For what has been proposed is a major adjustment in our electoral system. The debate, unfortunately, got off on the wrong foot570 words
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Article, Illustration2332 1988-01-22 8 Mano Sabnani; Loh Hui Yin - The Team MPs concept is to ensure that Malays and other minority groups will always be represented in Parliament; it is not to "fix" the Opposition. Drawing on a conversation with Mr Lee Kuan Yew, BT examines the evolvement of the idea from the2,332 words
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802 1988-01-22 8 SINGAPORE has to learn to be more relaxed in dealing with its communal problems. There is no merit in simply glossing over the difficulties, says the Prime Minister. Mr Lee feels there is no need to be too sensitive about802 words
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680 1988-01-22 8 CABINET PAPERS released by the Prime Minister last week show that as early as July 1982, there was a proposal that between 12 and 16 constituencies be designated into six to eight "twin constituencies" under which two MPs, one a Malay, would be elected680 words
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896 1988-01-22 9 DREW MIDDLETON - By DREW MIDDLETON NYT DURING the last week of the recent unpleasantness with the Germans, a young reporter asked General Carl Spaatz, Commander of the Eighth Air Force, if he thought there would ever be a unified US militaryNYT - 896 words
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Article, Illustration860 1988-01-22 9 Rampant inflation, unemployment and the burden of keeping more than 100,000 troops in neighbouring Cambodia are among the most serious problems in Vietnam. In its bid towards economic reform, Hanoi is now looking to the IMF for help. The following report examinesFT - 860 words
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Advertisement112 1988-01-22 8 TOP SECRET AM) PEnSOtJAL 7th July 1962 Cabinet Paper No (62 THE CABIMET JOINT MEMORANDUM FWOI THE PRIME MINISTER WIN CONSTITUENCIES To tniurt that Parliament will have a minima, number of Malay Members, it ia proposed that 12 to 16 constituencies be designated into 6 to 6 twin constituencies. 2112 words
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Page 9 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous1285 1988-01-22 9 to ok© aasoo 12 7.30 PM Opening and Programme Highlights followed by Italian Soccer. 8.30 Indonesia: A Generation of Change Trading Places. This programme examines Indonesia's relationship with the West. 8.55 Coming Attractions. 9.00 No Place Like Home. 9.30 The Arctic Rim Edge Of Ice. 10.30 Applause The Big Band1,285 words
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Miscellaneous676 1988-01-22 9 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Eat turkey? (6) 7 Acid, but in a tasteful way (8) 8 Child of a different time (4) 10 A dangerous creature to haul forward (6) 11 Writer who uses a crib (6) 14 But not too demure to have one's fling? (3) 16 Often water-filled676 words
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Article, Illustration355 1988-01-22 10 And tonight's winners are THE MINISTER FOR FINANCE, Dr Richard Hu. Will present trophies tonight to the winners of the businessman of the Year Award and The Enteretyse Award for 1987. The naming of the winners invited audience of leading business figures wili+{£ke place at the Shangri-La Hotel at the355 words
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Article, Illustration266 1988-01-22 10 PAST WINNERS BT special feature THE FIRST Businessman of the Yssr Award, for 1965, went to Mr Michael Fam, the chairman of Fraaer and Neave. While meeting all the criteria. Mr Fam waa also noted ss having played a major role in the MRT programme and266 words
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Article419 1988-01-22 10 THE CRITERIA for the Businessman of the Year Award are very strict and the selection process takes place over many months. Nominations for the award are solicited from the public and from various associations and institutions. They are then vetted according to the published criteria by419 words
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Article, Illustration314 1988-01-22 11 SPONSORS BUSINESS TIMES is Singapore's only business daily and since its inception almost 12 years ago it has become mandatory reading for the business community. It has always had a keen interest in both the standards of business leadership and in the civic responsibility314 words
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Article, Illustration530 1988-01-22 11 JOINT SPONSOR of the Businessman of the Year and Enterprise Awards in Singapore, DHL Worldwide Express, has been operating in Singapore for 15 years. Not long by most standards it represents more than three-quarters of the company's life-span. In other words DHL has been here530 words
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SPORTS & LEISURE
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Article, Illustration471 1988-01-22 12 AFP A MAJESTIC Chris Evert turned back the clock at the Australian Open in Melbourne yesterday, beating old rival Martina Navratilova to join West German powerhouse Steffi Graf in the women's final. The 33-year-old Evert was back to her vintageAFP - 471 words
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268 1988-01-22 12 Reuter THE "PAT PACK" has reunited for the first time since Wimbledon. The three men and a woman embraced by Pat Cash after his victory climb through the crowds at Wimbledon last July have combined in Melbourne to plot his Australian Open campaign. "WeReuter - 268 words
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Article, Illustration365 1988-01-22 13 UPI PLAGUED THIS YEAR by three deaths and several serious accidents. the Paris-Dakar rally was again mired in chaos on Wednesday after leader Ari Vatanen was disqualified because his car had been stolen but then was allowed to continue racing after appealing against the disqualification. TwoUPI - 365 words
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Article, Illustration639 1988-01-22 13 UPI MIKE TYSON has said he must put aside his feelings for Larry Holmes as a fighter and as a person when he defends his heavyweight title against the former champion. Tyson has mixed opinions of Holmes. He respected Holmes, 38, when the latterUPI - 639 words
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272 1988-01-22 13 UPI JAY HAAS, taking advantage of a "Magic Jay" with the putter, fired a nine-under-par 63 on Wednesday to take a onestroke lead after one round of the US$l million Bob Hope Classic in California. Andy Bean eagled No. 18 to tie Scotland'sUPI - 272 words
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Article, Illustration493 1988-01-22 13 WALTON MORAIS - By WALTON MORAIS GREG NORMAN arrived late last evening while his opponent in Sunday's $270,000 golf Skins spectacular, Isao Aoki, arrives this afternoon. In other words, Singapore is all set for its biggest golf match ever. For their first public function in Singapore, Norman493 words
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Article, Illustration712 1988-01-22 13 AP ALBERTO TOMBA has revived the passion of Italian fans for Alpine skiing, 13 years after the golden era of Gustav Thoeni and Pierino Gros, with a striking streak of victories in the men's World Cup this season. Italian newspapers are devoting front-page headlinesAP - 712 words
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234 1988-01-22 13 Reuter THREE SEEOS perished in the opening round of the Blois international squash tournament in France on Wednesday, although world No. 1 Jansher Khan made no mistake on his way to the second round. Third seed Tristan Nancarrow of Australia fell to South Africa'sReuter - 234 words
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Advertisement203 1988-01-22 12 r 013 As3ldetdtooyouddkiousvalue jorhmdu Italian style. You're in for an incredible deal with The Belvedere's Italian Buffet lunch 60 traditional delicacies for $31 (children, $15). It's an exchange which will get you deliciously confused! With tuna fish, prawns Veronese, spaghetti alle vongole, torta Siciliana and strawberries in marsala wine. Plus!203 words
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Advertisement140 1988-01-22 13 PALM GRILL An elegant and intimate ambience. With exceptional French and Continental cuisine. And the very finest wines from our exclusive cellars. BUSINESSMEN'S SET LUNCH $36+ Closed on Sundays. Saturday dinner only. Westin Plaza, Ist Floor. For reservations, call 338 8585. ext. ***** or 330 8310. The Westin Plaza Raffles140 words
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Article, Illustration4311 1988-01-22 14 SHARE PRICES closed lower over a broad front on profit-taking and lack of fol-low-through buying support after Wednesday's gains. Market sentiment was undermined by falls on Wall Street overnight and other major Asian markets. Prices fell from the outset and selling4,311 words
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Article220 1988-01-22 14 SINGAPORE Rises ,ndk 2*„ laJmamAMa 570 45 IT fun)!mill (14 90 *00.74 M MS 25 ITOI/OS 65 -47 MTC7V 350 +12 IT CADI -6774 -M4« CortAar® 464 IT 10-4oy MA -6*71 -6*77 SfcaaQrf-lo 430 IT C3*V +*****90 ******1 ouc 312 +6 ST M*Wi 924.06 ***** *1)1 176220 words
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Article3739 1988-01-22 14 BID and otter price* officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of share* traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "SETT".3,739 words
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Article37 1988-01-22 14 BATU KAWAN Berhad: 23rd AGM at Wisma Taiko, 1, Jalan S P Seenivasagam, Ipoh tomorrow at 12.30pm. MALAYAN BREWERIES Limited: 44th AGM at OCBC Centre, 19th Storey, Singapore 0104 on Tuesday. Jan 26. at 11am.37 words
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Article275 1988-01-22 14 j Manogers' prices Japan Gr fwnd Shwton Thrift fund 1 44 OX 14* OX foe Jan 22 UOB Manage' ment Singapore Unit Trust UMfand 0815 0815 Th* Comcc* 0*3 0*» Unrbond 0*85 101 Th* Savings fund Sport Prog fund on 037 087 041 MARA-Bumiputra S'por* Sac fund 062275 words
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Article, Illustration783 1988-01-22 15 TCMKIQ mm™ HOCK LOCK SIEW PROPERTY COUNTER First Capital Corp attracted much speculative interest yesterday and on Wednesday, with 1.42 million shares changing hands in all. That's an unusually high turnover. Rumours had it that Ng would be ordered to makeHOCK LOCK SIEW - 783 words
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522 1988-01-22 15 MBT THE CYCLE Carriage Ltd (CCL) group expects continued profitability in the current year despite a few hiccups. While the strong deutschemark and yen are still a concern as selling prices and profit margins will be squeezed, the group has also takenMBT - 522 words
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237 1988-01-22 15 MBT THE Tradewinds (M) public share offer, Malaysia's first flotation this year, will open for subscription next Thursday. The sale of shares of Msl each priced at MSI.IO a share to the public by the two major shareholders. Pernas Securities and Grenfell Holdings,MBT - 237 words
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Article561 1988-01-22 15 LAST FULL YEAR Company Period Date announced lost year Yeor Net EPS (cents) Gross dK Net profh ($•000) Minebeo Interim Jul 21 Sep 87 169 230 2.907(g) Tokyu Land Interim Aug 22 Sep 87 3.0 9771(d) Duta Cons Final Aug 28 Dec 86 4.8481 Fed Cables Final Sep561 words
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Article, Illustration388 1988-01-22 15 AMY BALAN - By AMY BALAN MALAYA TIN Printing director and former chief executive officer Edward Goh Kim Hai is garnering more ammunition for his boardroom showdown with fellow MTP directors. Mr Goh recently wrote to all shareholders of the company urging them to attend an388 words
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Article, Illustration569 1988-01-22 15 LISA LEE - Group is expecting a loss of $8.26 m By LISA LEE INSTEAD of profits and its promised maiden dividend, QAF Ltd has drastically revised its earlier after-tax profit forecast of $1.89 million to a loss of $8.26 million for the year ended March 1988569 words
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712 1988-01-22 15 MBT 'PERMODALAN Nasional Bhd has become the largest shareholder of UMW Holdings with a stake of 26.09 per cent in the company's enlarged share capital of MsloB.B million following its rights issue. At the same time, the stake ofMBT - 712 words
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541 1988-01-22 15 MBT AMALGAMATED Steel Mills (ASM) has forecast a higher group pre-tax profit after minority interests of M 539.3 million for the year ending June 30. 1988 ASM made a group pre-tax profit of MJ35.16 million last year. This latest forecast was made in theMBT - 541 words
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454 1988-01-22 15 Reuter AUSTRALIA'S longestrunning corporate drama is over, thanks to the October world sharemarket crash. Robert Holmes a Court, the chairman of Bell Resources Ltd, has finally failed in his bid to control Australia's largest company, Broken Hill Pty Co Ltd (BHP),Reuter - 454 words
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Advertisement13 1988-01-22 15 The Discerning Mans Choice tfT77 line Suiting Fabrics available onlv at selected tailors.13 words
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3612 1988-01-22 16 THE Kuala Lumpur stock market saw quiet and subdued trading yesterday with prices ending slightly weaker over a broad front. Losses were marginal. The New Straits Times Industrial Ordinary Share Index declined 9.29 points to 1,427.74. The index gained 13.53 points on Wednesday. A3,612 words
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Article1430 1988-01-22 16 Hongkong SHARE PRICES on the Hongkong market closed sharply lower yesterday under pressure from US institutions concerned about the health ot the US economy and its possible impact on overseas markets. brokers said. The Hang Seng Index slid 71.97 points, or 2.9 per cent, to 2,412.32 near1,430 words
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Article133 1988-01-22 16 JAN 21 WON Kai ***** 300 Cheil Sugar ***** 100 Kangwon Ind Kia Motor ***** ***** 100 500 Daelim IrxJ ***** -100 Kolon Ind ***** 300 Daewoo Corp ***** 450 Korea Long Term ***** 200 Daewoo Heavy ***** 300 Lucky Lid ***** 200 Daitfim Securities ***** 200 Oriental Brewery133 words
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Article518 1988-01-22 16 Reuter SHARE PRICES on the Tokyo market closed lower in thin trade yesterday on concern about possible selling by fund and special money trusts and margin calls ahead of the fiscal year end on March 31 and the dollar's fall below 127 yen, brokers said. Mixed signals on theReuter - 518 words
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Article445 1988-01-22 16 Reuter THE AUSTRALIAN share market closed sharply lower in lacklustre trade yesterday as investors took fright at further sharp falls on Wall Street overnight. Brokers said the 57point fall in in the Dow Jones to 1,879.14, and weaker gold bullion prices, sparked widespread selling throughout the session. At theReuter - 445 words
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Article156 1988-01-22 16 Reuter THE SECURITIES Exchange of Thailand Index was down 4.33 points to 316.04 yesterday on a turnover of 3,557,471 shares worth 411.70 million baht. Reuter JAN 21 BAHT Ao Kham Thai -10 Ayudhya lnva«»m«nt 306 Bangkok Agro-lnd 87 unch Bangkok Bank 315 Bank Ot Ayudhya 316 unch Charoong ThaiReuter - 156 words
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Article236 1988-01-22 16 MT 2 38 •0 07 32 00 -0.4" Kuochan Oav Laa Chang Yuan 41 50 36 20 1 -05 69 00 -1 5 37 60 -06 72 00 -1 5 56 00 1 55 00 15 Cheng Loong 5000 -1.5 Pacific Elact Wire 43 40 -01 0.2 -09 2236 words
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Article77 1988-01-22 16 JAN 21 pesos Marcoppar 0 1150 0 015 Acof* Mining Pt»il Overseas Ptiilai B 0 0550 056 0 0Q2i unch A Soi -0 0025 Picop B Apex Mining B PLOT 156 -6 Atlas Con B Baguio Gold Basic PatrcMaum Banguat Con B First Phil HlOgs 0018 95 22 unch77 words
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Advertisement454 1988-01-22 16 NOTICES IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CHAPTER 50 AND IN THE MATTER OF KNK CONSULTANTS PTE LTD (MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING UP) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the abovenamed company duly convened and held at #15-07 Asia Insurance Building, No. 2 Finlayson Green, Singapore 0104, on 15 January454 words
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Advertisement460 1988-01-22 16 THE COMPANIES ACT (CAP. 50) CHIA CHENG TRADING PTE LTD (MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING UP) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of CHIA CHENG TRADING PTE LTD duly convened and held at 585 North Bridge Road #11-07 Blanco Court Singapore 0718 on the 19th day of January 1988 the460 words
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Advertisement493 1988-01-22 16 COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 50 GUIMACO NOMINEES PRIVATE LIMITED SPECIAL RESOLUTION Passed on the 15 day of January 1988 At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the company held at 4 Raffles Quay #03-00, Finlayson House. Singapore 0104 on 15 January 1988 the following Special Resolution was passed: RESOLVED: 1. "That Guimaco493 words
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Article1079 1988-01-22 17 New York Reuter WALL STREET share prices closed sharply lower on Wednesday as an afternoon selloff buried stocks. The Dow Index closed down 57.20 points at 1,879.14. Volume was a moderate 182 million shares and declining issues outnumbered gainers by a stunning 1,301 toReuter - 1,079 words
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Article539 1988-01-22 17 Selected indices HONGKONG Hongkong Index Thursday 1,576 87 Wednesday 1.624.42 Wee* ago 1.576.11 All Industrials Thursday 1.993.3 Wednesday 2,013.3 Week ogo 1,953.2 NEW YORK Hang Seng Index Thursday 2.412.32 Wednesday 2.***** Week ago 2.411.52 Dow Jones Wednesday 1,879.14 Tuesday 1,936.34 Week ogo 1.924.73 TOKYO Nikkei Average Thursday 22.710.26 Wednesday 22.*****539 words
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Article973 1988-01-22 17 London Reuter EQUITIES on the London market continued around the pre-official opening levels in quiet early trading yesterday, but much of the decline reflected markdowns after Wall Street's 57.20-point (3 per cent) fall overnight. There were few active sellers in the market, dealers said.Reuter - 973 words
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328 1988-01-22 17 Reuter JAPANESE CAR makers have called unfounded and simplistic a suggestion by a Chrysler Corp official that their failure to raise US prices in line with the yen's appreciation meant they were dumping. Chrysler vice-chairman Robert Miller said early this week that ChryslerReuter - 328 words
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Article382 1988-01-22 17 Panel still studying de Benedetti bid AFP A BRUSSELS trade court on Wednesday forbade the giant Societe Generale de Belgique (SGB) holding company to allow resale of 16 million new shares issued on Monday, judicial sources said. Meanwhile the Belgian Banking Commission, which wasAFP - 382 words
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Article, Illustration234 1988-01-22 17 AFP BRITISH PRESS MAGNATE Robert Maxwell has hinted that his group could play a part in a takeover of the French business prass group Las Echos. Pearson PLC, owner of the daily Financial Times, announced an agreement last week to buy the EchosAFP - 234 words
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Advertisement150 1988-01-22 17 NEW ISSUE This announcement appears as a matter of record only. 17th September, 1987 O HMtHNUm U. 5.5190,000,000 3W per cent Guaranteed Notes due 1992 with Wurants to subscribe for shares of common stock of Hanwa Co., Ltd. Payment of principal and interest being unconditionally and irrevocably guaranteed by The150 words
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Advertisement626 1988-01-22 17 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I Lim Lai Fong of No. 18 Marine Terrace #15-94 Singapore (1544), have applied for a First Class Beer House licence in respect of premises at 865 Mountbatten Road #B 1-132 Singapore (1542), and that this application will be heard in Court No 1,626 words
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404 1988-01-22 18 WILLIAM CHIA - Tariff cuts to save consumers $93m a year By WILLIAM CHIA ELECTRICITY and gas users will next month receive a $93 million hong bao from the Public Utilities Board. Electricity and gas tariffs go down by an average 6 per404 words
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269 1988-01-22 18 AFP TWO former Ka Wah Bank officials facing corruption charges may lose HK$2l million (US$2.7 million) in cash bail after apparently absconding, a court in Hongkong heard yesterday. The prosecution will apply for forfeiture of bail paid by the Singaporean brothers andAFP - 269 words
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Article, Illustration163 1988-01-22 18 THIS TIME, lan will just have to take the back seat. Mrs Caroline Batey has chalked up as many flying hours on Singapore Airlines as her husband. While he scouts the world for business opportunities and scenery for his beautiful commercials,163 words
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246 1988-01-22 18 AFP EIGHTEEN Commonwealth countries in Asia and the Pacific are likely to drop their plans for a regional summit this year, according to diplomats in Kuala Lumpur. They said Malaysia had received negative responses from most of the regional Commonwealth nations, including IndiaAFP - 246 words
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359 1988-01-22 18 AFP THE days of preferential trade treatment for Asia's four economic "dragons" are numbered, US Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter said yesterday. He said the future of Hongkong, South Korea. Taiwan and Singapore in the Generalised System of Preferences (QSP) was underAFP - 359 words
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406 1988-01-22 18 ANNA TEO - By ANNA TEO A SINGAPORE company which has been marketing a still-to-be-built time-share resort on Pulau Tioman has been served with a winding-up notice. More than 300 people are said to have bought 20-year holiday plans, at between $3,700 and $7,900 each, in the406 words
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Article122 1988-01-22 18 AFP THE US DOLLAR opened lower in early trading on European markets yesterday following comments by US Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter that the American trade deficit would not fall till late 1968. At 10am yesterday, the dollar was at 1.6585 Deutsche marks against 1.6560 at Wednesday'sAFP - 122 words
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Article95 1988-01-22 18 Reuter COMEX GOLD futures fluctuated erratically yesterday morning on US dollar-driven activity. February gold held a net gain of US$O.5O at U*****.30 an ounce after snappy swings from U*****.40 to U*****.80. Silver futures edged up in the morning after drawing buyers on a pull-back to technicalReuter - 95 words
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190 1988-01-22 18 AFP INDONESIA'S General Assembly will be ready at the end of its March 1-11 session to appoint a president and vice-president for the next five years, the head of the working group of the 1,000-man assembly (MPR) said yesterday. President Suharto,AFP - 190 words
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371 1988-01-22 18 AFP AMERICA should continue to strengthen political and economic ties with East Asian nations, encouraging their greater involvement in their own defence, a White House report said on Wednesday. The annual White House "National Security Strategy of the United States" report emphasised critical USAFP - 371 words
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354 1988-01-22 18 AFP BUSINESSMEN yesterday welcomed the successful holding of local elections in the Philippines and said they hoped the country could now shift its attention to the economy instead of politics. Monday s polls were the third electoral exercise in two years following aAFP - 354 words
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127 1988-01-22 18 AFP THE INDONESIAN government has substantially speeded up the disbursement of foreign aid funds on development projects since a special team was formed in July 1986, according to a senior official. Team president Saleh AW said yesterday that disbursement of Japanese aid hadAFP - 127 words
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63 1988-01-22 18 Reuter COPPER prices tumbled nearly US$2OO a tonne in early trading yesterday on the London Metal Exchange as speculators, fearing a recent boom could not be kept going, baled out. Copper futures for three months delivery slid to U552,150 a tonne. The metal touchedReuter - 63 words
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Article42 1988-01-22 18 AFP THE US has reiterated its refusal to provide aid diredy to Vietnam, following reported complaints by Hanoi that Washington was not doing enough in exchange for help in locating the remains of US servicemen. AFPAFP - 42 words
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Article34 1988-01-22 18 AP SAUDI ARABIA and Taiwan have initialled a trade and technology agreement allowing Taiwan to import more Saudi petrochemicals. Taiwan will send more nurses and medical technicians to Saudi Arabia. APAP - 34 words
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62 1988-01-22 18 AFP CHINA yesterday signed a multi-million-dollar technology transfer agreement with the US automotive giant General Motors to produce car engines for its domestic market. The agreement, which Chinese officials said required an investment of "about US$2O million", is the first Chinese venture entirelyAFP - 62 words
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Article62 1988-01-22 18 AP AN INDIAN state court agreed yesterday to hear an appeal by the Union Carbide Corp against a court order to pay US$27O million to victims of the Bhopal gas disaster. United News of India reported the Madhya Pradesh State High Court scheduled a hearingAP - 62 words
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Advertisement117 1988-01-22 18 you owe it to yourself.. i Your family's happiness in Singapore will be determined by the environment in which they live. That's why you owe it to yourself to check out Ardmore Park. School buses call at the gate... there is aerobics, squash, tennis, swimming, chip and putt and special117 words
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Advertisement128 1988-01-22 18 Bombav Trading Presents January 24 1988 Sunday Commencing at 2 pm sharp The Reception Hall, sth Floor, South Wing, Mandarin Hotel Viewing Inspection: I Oam- lpm Auctioneers: A conference for companies who want to create and sustain superior performance and become leaders in the marketplace POSITIONING FOX COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE Wednesday,128 words
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Article, Illustration400 1988-01-22 19 G DURAIRAJ - By G DURAIRAJ BANKS in Malaysia have been urged to accept bills of lading issued by shipping lines for goods received at designated inland points to foster the growth of trade in the country. Shipping sources said inflexible banking practices stand in400 words
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318 1988-01-22 19 UPI FRANCE has declared the toughest Western policy for confronting Iranian attacks on Gulf shipping, warning that French warships will fire on any gunboat ignoring orders to break off an attack on a merchant vessel. The commander of FrenchUPI - 318 words
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322 1988-01-22 19 Lloyd's List OPEN REGISTER fleets have been growing over the past three years to the detriment of those from the industrial world, a new report says. The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development says the 7,169 ships of 216.4 million tonnes deadweight onLloyd's List - 322 words
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552 1988-01-22 20 IT COULD COST from US$2O,BOO up to U5578,600 to equip a dedicated rescue vessel for operation under the global maritime distress and safety system, according to estimates prepared by the International Maritime Organisation. The GMDSS will greatly enhance maritime rescue operations552 words
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Article77 1988-01-22 20 UPI SIX POLISH sailors "reluctant" to return to their homeland have asked for political asylum in Boston after jumping ship and taking a taxi to a police station, authorities said. The six, all crew members of the Laskara, walk- Ed into the police station at 6:4opmUPI - 77 words
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412 1988-01-22 20 FT -1 THE EUROPEAN Commission has ruled that the French government must reduce aid drastically to a shipyard which won a Ffr43s million (US$79 million) order for a cross-channel ferry against British and Dutch competitors. The British and Dutch companiesFT - 412 words
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Article974 1988-01-22 20 AB Shpg V s ABC Contoiner vw 1 Accord Shpg VI 3 Ahrenkiel liner II 1 Africa Ocean XM 2 Alliron VI 3 AC Toapier XI 5 American Tpt a 4/5 Anro Service IV 2/3 Arrow lines IX s As«on Oceon VI 1 Alios line X s974 words
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Article1417 1988-01-22 20 MIXED business on the London shipping freights market on Wednesday revealed a persistently firm tone on most major trades, but with particular emphasis on the US Gulf grain and Australian coal origins. US Gulf grain export fixing included two more 52.000-ton consignments for Japan, one in late February1,417 words
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350 1988-01-22 21 TO PREVENT possible delays in delivery for short transits, Nedlloyd has introduced the waybill. The waybill with a format similar to a bill of lading is a non-negotiable document providing for the automatic delivery of cargo to a nominated consignee. The goods will be350 words
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257 1988-01-22 21 AP THE PORT of San Juan was closed on Wednesday because of a container vessel pushed aground by strong seas, keeping 25 boats from entering and leaving, including the world's largest cruise ship. At high tide, four tugs were trying toAP - 257 words
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169 1988-01-22 21 Bernama THE JOHOR government has confirmed that a Singaporeregistered barge was detained on Monday on suspicion of discharging oil sludge into Malaysian territorial waters. The barge owner had been identified by the Malaysian State Marine Department, State Social and Environmental Development Committee chairman Jimmy LowBernama - 169 words
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184 1988-01-22 21 THE WEST GERMAN subsidiary of the Brisbanebased Associated Technology International has been warded an EC grant to continue studies into computer design for the shipping industry. Schiffko West Germany has been given a grant of Dm 6 million (about A 55.25 million) to184 words
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Article106 1988-01-22 21 Reuter A SPANISH shipyard on the north coast was ordered closed on Wednesday for the second time in a week after protests by workers over manning levels. The state shipyard company Astilleros Espanoles (ASEA) said its yard at Sestao would be closed following "serious incidents" onReuter - 106 words
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177 1988-01-22 21 Reuter A TOTAL of 288 oil tankers amounting to 22.68 million long dwt were in the world shipbuilding order book as at Jan 1. up from 235 totalling 18.33 million dwt on order a year earlier, London shipbroker Howard Houlder said. OrdersReuter - 177 words
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Article292 1988-01-22 21 Jan 21 High power laser welding of "T" joints in ship production, North East Coast Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders (Teeside Branch) meeting, 1800 hrs, Cleveland Scientific Institution, Corporation Road, Middlesbrough. Jan 27 Education and training for the MN and RN, Nautical Institute (Solent Branch) meeting, 1930 hrs,292 words
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7708 1988-01-22 26 §®aBG)(!EB 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 Port7,708 words
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Article1441 1988-01-22 27 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES i > B«rth Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Bongior ProQOfi n? olongvde 22 01 0730 Dona fciond K34 o'ongvde 2301 '2300 Dongguong <35 olongude 2S 01 7300 Easier* Glory K» olongude 22 01 1630 Ff No* K2I olongude 2201 1800 fortkbonfc Kit olongside 2301-2300 f'ricti1,441 words
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Article2013 1988-01-22 28 Who acts for whom A—B AB Shipping Boustead Shpg Agencies ABC Containerline NV S'pore Shpg (S). Accord Shpg Accord Shpg (S). Africa Ocean Lines Sealion Shpg (S). Ahrenkiel Liner Kim Shpg (S). Alfred C Toepfer Ocean us Shipping Agencies (S) Multiport Sdn Bhd (PK). Alltrans Alltrans Express. American President Lines2,013 words
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Article, Illustration291 1988-01-22 30 THE WEST GERMAN port of Bremen and Bremerhaven has identified the Far East as the region with one of the best growth potential. Though North American is still its biggest market, the trade has stagnanted since 1985 due to291 words
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173 1988-01-22 30 THAI NIPPON Steel Engineering and Construction Corp was awarded a US$5 million contract to build two offshore rigs for Unocal Thailand. The Bangkok Post said two steel structures will be fabricated in Thailand for the first time at its yard in173 words
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Advertisement99 1988-01-22 19 rasa IT COULD COST from US$2O,BOO up to U5578,600 to equip o dedicated rescue vessel for operation under the global maritime distress and safety system, according to estimates prepared by the International Maritime Organisation. P«g« II TO PREVENT possible delays in delivery for short transits, Nedlloyd has introduced the waybill.99 words
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Advertisement796 1988-01-22 19 A STP Distributors r*r MAERSK LINE FOR FAST TRANSIT TO LE HAVRE USE MAERSK LINE Tha week Lautf M Closing Time CY 27/1 2300 MRS CFS 27/1 1300 MRS LA US T M ANOERS M AXEL M arild m LUNA M ARTHUR M ANNA M 28/1 M Rando 4/2 M796 words
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Advertisement18 1988-01-22 20 Lines and services represented by Members of the Registry of Accredited Shipping Agents. Singapore National VXZffl Shipping Association.18 words
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Advertisement326 1988-01-22 22 CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT Hapag-Uoyd CONV/SEMI CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE CONV/SEMI CONT AINER SERVICE TO MED L'JR OP K CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE FROM UK CONTINENT Agents Singapore *****00 K. Lumpur *****25 Booking *****08 P. Kelang *****18 CFS *****48 CFS *****50 Penang *****7, *****2 ■•Mm SOUTHEAST ASIA PTE. LTD. INTERNATIONAL FREIGHT FORW326 words
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Advertisement834 1988-01-22 22 *Xu*t ]&.&L,INE t$O(A IMWM FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO FUROPE VIA SUCZ 1 Mwnbw ot the Ace Consortium FROM ['JROPt VIA SUEZ A Member ol the Ace Consortium ACE CONCORD 12E KOREAN CHANCE ME NEPTUNE DIAMOND 73E ORIENTAL CHIEF 57E KOREAN JACEJIN 42E 12/2 11/2 16/2 19/2 Mil I V CONTAIN}834 words
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Advertisement322 1988-01-22 22 T/a FREIGHT LINKS EXPRESS PTE LTD NEW WEEKLY DIRECT SERVICE TO CHITTAfiOHfi: SAILING 26/1 30/1 EURO-AFRICA LINE FOR: PORTO, LISBON, ORAN, WLBAO MADRID, MALAGA, MELILLA, TANGER, TENERIFE, LASPALMAS, TUNIS, VALLETTA, IRUN, CEUTA, ALGIER A ISTANBUL U.S.A. PAPUA NEW GUINEA PORT MORESBY, RABUAL, LAE KIETA, MADANG A KIMBE NOUMEA 21/2 SUVA/LAUTOKA322 words
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Advertisement971 1988-01-22 22 I*l WLtzvZl EVERGREEN Full Container Servia Round-The-World East Bound (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) EVER GUARD EVER GROWTH EVER GRAND EVER GREET EVER GLOBE EVER GENTLE EVER GENTRY EVER GUIDE SGf> HKG KSC KLG PUS OSK TVO KSN In Pt 26/1 2*l 3*l 20 4/2 *2 24/2 Till 2/2 112 5/2 1/2 10/2 11/2971 words
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Advertisement807 1988-01-22 23 PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building. 140 Cecil Street. 03-00 Singapore 0106. Tel: *****33 1 FAR EAST CONTAINER SERVICE JAKARTA CONTAINER SERVICE SURABAYA/SEMARANG CONTAINER SERVICE VESSEL SEA HAWK SEA DRAGON SEA HAWK SEA DRAGON VESSEL VOY SEA FORTUNE MO3 INTEGRA MO4 SEA FORTUNE MO7 SLD SLD 23/1 2S/1 28/1 30/1 IS/2807 words
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Advertisement511 1988-01-22 23 BEN LINE CONTAINERS TASMAN JEBSEN NEW ZEALAND LINE FIJI AND SOUTH PACIFIC ISLANDS JEBSEN SOUTHLAND 21S SIN NOUMEA AKL TGA NAP TIM TIM/IY TIM/ON BIUFF wmwww w m m iw ANANCEL LEADER VOY 7S SIN NOUMEA AKL TGA NAP TIM BLUFF 4/3 2S/3 29/3 2/4 4/4 6/4 10/4 ACCEPTING LAUTOKA,511 words
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Advertisement652 1988-01-22 23 DJASAGETRI A Joint Europe Service Of: P.T. BJAKARTA LLOYD P.T. GESUII LLOTB p.t. tmum wmmui p.t. trikora iioyd r EXPRESS SEMI CONTAINERSHIP SERVICES > VSL/VOY GANDA GAUAjWW ■ATARAWSm ANTWERP BILBAO A DAMN DAM H (UK/MOKN iii m on -WW I*3 21/3 Buto)eci to Inducement Atoo eocepMng cargo to Ceaeblenee, P652 words
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Advertisement228 1988-01-22 23 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES I FORTHBANK V2IS Spore In Pt BEECO ASIA VIS Spore 8/2 (PNG ports: PORT MORESBY/KIETA/R ABAUL/KIMBE/LAE/MADANG) T/S: ALOTAU. OROBAY, WEWAK, KAVIENG (PKL Agt H C Tel *****01/4 *****31) iH YUNDAI MERCHANT MARINE BULK TIMBER AMO PLYWOOD SERVICE USA SERVICE PACIFIC/GULF/ATLANTIC PORTS S'pore Indonesia Tg. Item Ld| for228 words
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Advertisement1319 1988-01-22 24 ftTLflrmC COAST (Round-The-World Service) •PK/PNG STORE LB CHLS NFK NYC HFX B BRIDGE V6/AMBASSADOR Ski 23 Jan 13 Feb 23 Feb 25 Feb 27 Feb 2 Mar BRIDGE Vl5 ORIENTAL FORTUNE V 7 28 Jan 20 Feb 1 Mar 3 Mar 5 Mar 9 Mar •VIA FEEDER PACIFIC SOUTH-WEST FEEDER1,319 words
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Advertisement669 1988-01-22 24 '/l€ INDIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accepting FCL/FCL Containers Sinpporc P Ketone Penan, loading tor Mother V 4 By Feeder By Feeder FOMTANE V 14N H 1m Htt/Cakutta/CboMadras LOTTE SCHEEL Vn »tm ninwi^iiii SOA PRADESH VKH 2 Fat Kaftdla/Baotoy mmANI COURIER V»N Fet 27 Jan 27 Jan Cko/Madrai/HUXalcutta HSH! Vt B669 words
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Advertisement734 1988-01-22 24 GOLDEN LINE WK tV GUM GUAN SHIPPING (PTE) LID a. Tttok kfi StrMt v^—-->4 SINGAPORE 0104 TEL U4JJB (U LINES) fix S34JSM STRAITS PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: Spore p Keiang Penan. GOLDEN HARVEST Cotomdo Karachi, Dirt*. 29/30 Jan GOLDEN HAVEN CoWnßo Karachi Dubai 12/14 Fab CHINA SERVICE A VESSEL ShanjharHvnkang ?Sy»734 words
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Advertisement600 1988-01-22 24 EASTf Afl EAST OUBAI. DAMMAN KUWAIT. DOHA. MUSCAT. BAHRAIN ABU DHABI 4 SHARJAH JEDOAH MODE ID AH AQAIA H KONG KOBE KffLUNG COCOMBO. KARACHI BOMBAY USA SERVICE w. w jdnlAHi V. VASLYAEV TENERIFE, LAS PALMAS. LISBON. GIBRALTAR CEUTA LEIXOCS. NELILLA AND ALL INLAND SPAIN DESTINATIONS PHILI Oni€NT tINCS PT€ LTD600 words
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Advertisement614 1988-01-22 25 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD •£< NEPTUNE AGENCIES PTE LTD FE EU/AUST TPA/SEA Terminal CFS BOOKINGS 27*5753 27*5742 *****22 *****53 *****19 *****16 *****11 27*141 NEPLINE SON. BHD. 36* M*7 INWARD/OUTWARD NEPLINE SON BHD 2C***** ENQUIRIES 2717*44 NEPLINE SON. BHD. *****5/*****/*****1/6276*2 NEPLINE SON BHD *****0/23KM1 AT cargo will be transhipped via RO614 words
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Advertisement301 1988-01-22 25 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO: P. KELANG. PENANG. BUSAN. INCHON MOJI container to be transhipped at Butan. Korea CALLING INCHON DIRECTLY ON 04/02 04-03 SPORt AW MS NIPTUM AGINCIiS PU I 10 lei .'no 1M ."401/1 10 7/170 A' ittons) IS/ .\DV«4 (Irfmm ii) .VU.'HW (CtS)301 words
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Advertisement845 1988-01-22 25 SINSOV" SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUILDING 55, Market Street Singapore 0104 Tel: *****33 (15 Lines) Terminal Office: *****41/2 Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** p KELANG PENANG H* HANDLING SYSTEM CO SON BHD MESSRS HAI THONG SHIPPING 127 PaneneStre* Pana* Maiayw845 words
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Advertisement353 1988-01-22 26 SINGAPORE SHIPPING CORPORATION (PTE.) LTD. Til 225 6868 <30 Lines. FAX *****39 *****76 TELEX RS ***** A B SSCMA RS ***** A B SSCAD Vtß DEUTF RACHT/SEBREEDEREI RQSTQCK INTEGRATED FULL CONTAINER SERVICE •VIA COLOMBO: Accepting cargo for INDIA Bombay. Cochin, Madras Calcutta ••VIA LARNACA: Accepting cargo foe Lattakia. Piraeus, Thessaloniki.353 words
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Miscellaneous163 1988-01-22 26 T7, fS Regional Weather *n N> m m r m ti iL« <£ SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. °c O w Wind direction with speed in knots Wove height LEGEND R Thunderstorm Temperature c X\ V Shower Weather Wind direction with speed in knots Ram163 words
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Advertisement1192 1988-01-22 27 ■MM \\CSP\ CSP SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE. LTD. Tel: *****93, *****98, *****53. Fax *****44 FCL/LCL TO: CHINA, HONG KONG, BANGKOK, P.KELANG, KEELONG, KAOSHIUNG, MANILA, BUS AN, TOKYO/YOKOHAMA KOBE, OSAKA, JAKARTA, E. MALAYSIA ALL EUROPE BASE PORTS ALL USA PORTS Also accepts to other destinations. ACCEPTING FCL/LCL AND CONVENTIONAL: (S) PTE LTD1,192 words
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Advertisement292 1988-01-22 27 EAST BOUND SERVICE ETA S PORE LOADING FOR ALFARABI 30/1 japan MV SINOBAD 20/2 Japan WEST BOUND SERVICE ETA S PORE 10ADINC FOR I MV ALFARABI 25/2 Joddah Aqaba BaftaM THROUGH B/Li to BAGNOAO UPON REQUEST ALSO ACCEPTING CONTAINERS UPTO AQABA A BAGNOAO I REEFER SPACE AVAILABLE UPTO AQABA LOADING292 words
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Advertisement614 1988-01-22 28 m FINK-LINER SHIPPING PTE LTD 70 Shenton Wi/ M 0?C Mmni House Spore O?!)." TEL *****'7 (6 Lines) TLX RS 22W1 FLINFR rAX 22b28i6 EUROPE SERVICE ui.:-M.y.:in.'" !r.Mi7Tin»7~»rmT7T r "Fi'ii' ,J n 5® un m an an an m an an an w *J a w M an FAR EAST614 words
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Advertisement610 1988-01-22 28 Everett Lines! v COMPANIA PERUANA DE VAPORES "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" I. LOADING FOR CALLAO, MATARANI, ILO* AND ALL OTHER PERUVIAN PORTS* WITH TRANSHIPMENT AT KOBE ON CPV THROUGH BILL OF LADING TO FINAL DESTINATION. Penang* P. K*lir»g* Singapore MANOLOEVERETT 30,31 Jan JOHNEVERETT 14/15 Fci> MURRAYEVERETT 20/21 Fab yf&L "EVERETT ORIENT610 words
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Advertisement514 1988-01-22 29 LCL/FCL SERVICE VESSEL JENLINK V 53N liTT^ir SPORE 27 /1 1/1 SPORE 27/1 1/1 VESSEL JENWEL V 53N ENHOL V. DESTINATION KEELUNG/KAOHSIUNG HONG KONG P. KELAN BANGKOK 30/1 3/2 JAKARTA 30/1 i accepting cargo to PNG P. MORESBY, KJETA, RABAUL, LAE, MADANG, WEWAK. S. ISLANDS HONIARA N. CALEDONU NOUMEA TAKTI514 words
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Advertisement340 1988-01-22 29 rated Man una (PorV** China Ocoan Shipping Liim) Destinations: I ■SHANTOU, GUANGZHOU HUANGPU, XIAMEN HAIKOU, ZHANJIANG XINGANG, QINGOAO SHANGHAI ft OTHER PORTS Etd. SPORE Etri. PKLG WEEKLY SAILINGS LIAN SENG HIN 3 FELISTELLA (DWT 25,73) TBN BANGKOK NOUMEA 29-31 Jan 20-25 Jan 26-29 Jan 28-30 Jan Kota Kinabalu Port Said,340 words
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Advertisement375 1988-01-22 30 Hai Sun Hup Co (Pte) Ltd TFt ??0490f. I? 0 linesi TLX RS A RS .'0672 t I \s| I |<\ \K I l\l K 111 STRAITS/ JAPAN/ STRAITS SERVICE SPECIALIST IN RO-R0 HEAVY LIFTS 'Subject inducement NOTE: ALSO CALLING OTHER JAPANESE PORTS, HONGKONG, TAIWAN t CHINESE PORTS, SUBJECT INDUCEMENT375 words
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