The Business Times, 20 June 1988
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Title Section11 1988-06-20 1 BUSINESS TIMES MCI (P) 95/12/87 MONDAY, JUNE 21, I*BB 75 CENTS11 words
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283 1988-06-20 1 Reuter INDONESIA'S rapidly expanding petrochemical industry will get US$4.5 billion in new investment by 1992, Industry Minister Hartarto said. He said seven projects worth US$773 million were under construction and another 14 projects worth US$3.6l billion were planned for operation by 1992. "In aReuter - 283 words
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Article52 1988-06-20 1 Reuter AMERICAN and Japanese negotiators were unable to resolve differences over Tokyo's beef and citrus imports in yesterday's talks. "We haven't had a very productive day thus far. We have not reached an agreement," US Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter said in an interview with NipponReuter - 52 words
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580 1988-06-20 1 LOH HUI YIN - The Polyolefin Company putting in another $70m By LOH HUI YIN THE BULLISH OUTLOOK for petrochemicals has not only helped turn the petrochemical complex around, but has also prompted more investments. One of the major companies in the complex, The Polyolefin Company, is580 words
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317 1988-06-20 1 THE POLYOLEFIN Company, one of the main downstream companies in the petrochemical complex, finally wiped the red ink off its balance sheet last year after three years. Its turnaround betters that recorded by the Petrochemical Corporation of Singapore (PCS), the upstream plant in317 words
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144 1988-06-20 1 SECOND DEPUTY Prime Minister Ong Teng Cheong thinks the overall wage cost including Central Provident Fund contributions will rise by no less than 7 per cent this year. Some sectors, like the electronics. might even have dou-ble-digit increases, Mr Ong, who144 words
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Article105 1988-06-20 1 AP AN IRAQ-BASED army of Iranians opposed to the regime of Ayatollah Ruhoilah Khomeini yesterday claimed its troops captured the Iranian border town of Mehran and killed "thousands" of Iranian troops. There waa no independent confirmation or response from Iran. The National Liberation Army (NLA) saidAP - 105 words
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345 1988-06-20 1 Reuter AMERICAN Vice-President George Bush has promised drought-stricken farmers that President Reagan will not impose export restrictions if there are food shortages from potentially the worst dry spell in the US since the Great Depression. Sitting with farmers and AgricultureReuter - 345 words
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495 1988-06-20 1 WILLIAM CHIA - By WILLIAM CHIA REEBOK INTERNATIONAL, a billion dollar American manufacturer of upmarket athletics shoes worn by superstars and sports personalities, is trying to stop a Singapore sole proprietor from operating under the name Reebok and selling sports shoes called Reebok. The495 words
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312 1988-06-20 1 THE ESTIMATED repair bill for Cheng Hong Manaion, a fourblock condominium off Jalan Daud, has been halved to about $4 million after a careful study by engineers, said Mr YC Tan, chairman of the Cheng Hong management council. Mr Tan told312 words
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Advertisement366 1988-06-20 1 Need a \l I Wwioov, 737-7977 |j<J Mortgage And Finance (S) lid A wholh -owned subsidiary of Hongkongßank 6 Claymore H>l #03-01 Claymore Plaza Smfaporc 0922 THE BIGGEST business conference ever between the US end China starts today. For the first time, it brings many smaller American companies to China,366 words
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Advertisement298 1988-06-20 1 Long drought eende prtecc soaring, Pigc 6 A LANDSLIDE OPPOSITION by-election win In Prim* Minister Rajiv GondN's traditional stronghold has opened up now possibilities In Indian politics and may have thrown up a leader to challenge him. ASIA-PAC, Pago 4 THE TWO-YEAR INVESTIGATION by the US Justice Department of defence298 words
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Advertisement82 1988-06-20 1 ;@"%-%<'_>,+'=_*]]!$>_&,*~>?[&\ Shipping Times comet at a separate section today. Make sure you get your copy. AND NOW NAGOYA! f^V. Elegant endunng symbol of the Sagoya Castles former glory the legendary fish of pun gold i is M» JAL adds another ypf new destination Nagoya. Now, two flights a week every82 words
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MANAGEMENT
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Article, Illustration1728 1988-06-20 2 AS A YOUNG GRADUATE. Ho Tian Yee sought a career in banking because he thought banks would provide better job security. He accepted an offer to join the currency trading desk of a foreign institution. The choice has been a fortunate one.1,728 words
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282 1988-06-20 2 CATHARINE FERNANDO - By CATHARINE FERNANDO IF YOURS is a small- or medium-sized company seeking to computerise, shop at Hewlett-Packard. This has been HP's thrust ever since it developed a line of products at the lower end of the market to serve the needs of small282 words
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Article698 1988-06-20 2 TAN TIONG LIAT - W Spotlight on Management By TAN TIONG LIAT Tan Tiong List is a senior management consultant executive recruitment service, st Ernst Whinney Consultants Pte Ltd. THESE DAYS the ranka of management leaders and technical experts change with aatoniahing speed; new talent emerges and new disciplines evolve.698 words
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624 1988-06-20 3 TAN KEE WEE - WM2W »y TAN KEE WEE TWe: Trade Routes to Sustained Economic Growth. Author Amnusy Viravsn et si. Publisher: MacMillan Press. MANY BOOKS and articles have been written about the benefits of free trade as opposed to protectionism. This one, however, dwells624 words
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468 1988-06-20 3 Title: Financial Information and Decision-Making: A Singapore Survey. Authors: Rj Chambers, Ronald Ma, R Hopkins and N Kasiraja. Publisher: Singapore Institute of Management. CURRENT SELLING PRICES of assets used in accounting reports are most useful in determining the wealth, financial poeition and periodical468 words
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Article, Illustration687 1988-06-20 3 JIM ABRHMS - The biggest business conference ever between the US and China starts today. For the first time, it brings many smaller American companies to China, a nation they previously avoided because of the risks involved. JIM ABRHMS reports. JIM ABRHMS AP SOME CHINESE OFFICIALS willAP - 687 words
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Advertisement62 1988-06-20 2 Any questions on management? Send them to The Management < Correspondent, Business Times, 390 Kim Seng Road, Singapore 0923. Please include your name, designation, company, address and telephone number. All queries will be channelled to experts from Ernst Whlnney Consultants. Do you Need an analyst? Yes. The Qinique Computer. It62 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous91 1988-06-20 2 Doonesbury m 14. WT*9otj m m u T4 m m m p SSI THE REDS 6AVB US A REAL RUN FOR OUR MONEY, I'LL TELL VOU THAT! BUT WE BEAT THEM HMTHTHEBASiCS: HARD CUR RENCY, CHEAP WHEAT AND GOOP ROCK v W ROLL! pirfi V. S* i m BY GARRY91 words
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Advertisement95 1988-06-20 3 Tlic Ultimate French Isabel. UTA, the French Airline, flies to Paris three times a week. The more discerning traveller will find that our Galaxy Business Class is the ultimate in panache and style, and clear proof that great cuisine,like great wines, can travel well. The French,it is said, know how95 words
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ASIA-PACIFIC
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411 1988-06-20 4 Reuter A LANDSLIDE OPPOSITION by-elec-tion win in Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi's traditional stronghold has opened up new possibilities in Indian politics and may have thrown up a leader to challenge him. Vishwanath Pratap Singh, who deserted Mr Gandhi's Cabinet last year toReuter - 411 words
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260 1988-06-20 4 AFP KEY PHILIPPINE senators, reacting to US statements that the US may have to move its military facilities in the country elsewhere, said on Saturday that Washington should prepare for a pullout of its bases from the Philippines. Senate president Jovito Salonga saidAFP - 260 words
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72 1988-06-20 4 Reuter CHINA has become Taiwan's fifth biggest trading partner despite a ban by the Nationalist government on direct trade and investment in the mainland, the China Daily reported yesterday. It said bilateral trade this year would reach US$2 billion to US$2.5 billion, upReuter - 72 words
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242 1988-06-20 4 Reuter STATE COMPANIES are laying off some of their over-inflated workforces as China holds its first public debate on the sensitive problem of unemployment, the official Chinese press reported yesterday. But the sacked workers are accusing the bosses of "exploitation"Reuter - 242 words
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Article961 1988-06-20 4 ARRIVALS Operator Scrvic* number Local rim* From PtA PK766 0550 KHI/8KK GU GA7201 0555 cgk/hlp su SQ401 0555 Cmi SU SQ41 0610 MAA su SQ/MK45 0745 MRU su SQ23 0755 AMS/80M MAS MH640 0820 KUL SiA SQ27 0825 CPH/FRA SU SQ43 0835 DHA MK MK/ SQ742 0855961 words
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Advertisement190 1988-06-20 4 Orchard Road 9 Only one first class hotel is spot in the middle. The Crown Prince Hotel. To business travellers and holidaymakers aJike, it is the 'crown in the jewel'. Spot in the middle ol all the action, the lite, the colour ol Orchard Road. In every direction, there are190 words
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REST OF THE WORLD
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253 1988-06-20 5 AFP THE US State Department announced on Friday that US government agencies and private companies would be permitted to pay social security payroll taxes to the Panamanian Government for their Panamanian employees. Department spokesman Charles Redman said the decision was an exemption toAFP - 253 words
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98 1988-06-20 5 AFP FRENCH ELECTORS are already loaing their affection tor newly-re-elected Preaident Francois Mitterrand and hie Premier Michel Rocard, according to a poll published in Parie yesterday. Only forty-nine per cent of those polled by the Journal du Dimanche said they were satisfied with MrAFP - 98 words
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169 1988-06-20 5 Reuter WEST GERMAN companies are expected to increase their investment this year by about 3 per cent in real terms, after an increase of about 4 per cent last year. The economic research institute IFO said yesterday in a report that a pollReuter - 169 words
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203 1988-06-20 5 Reuter WEST GERMANY'S mighty Volkswagen car firm, like other makers feeling the pinch of Japan's rslsntlsss drivs into Wsstsrn markets, ssys it is looking to ths communist bloc to ssvs jobs snd sell cars. Volkswsgen msnsgsmsnt board chsirmsn Csrl Hshn said lastReuter - 203 words
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153 1988-06-20 5 Reuter EAST GERMANY is expected to buy three European Airbus A3lO jets for US$5BB million. According to the West German weekly news magazine Dor Spiegel yesterday, East Germany in turn would grant the West German carrier Lufthansa landing rights for Dresden. TheReuter - 153 words
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Article, Illustration370 1988-06-20 5 AFP IF YUGOSLAVIA'S economic planners get their way, cltlzans of tha socialist country will soon be able to own stocks and shares, start up companies, get rich, or get the sack, even in state-run concerns. As Joza Smole, head of the ruling Socialist AllianceAFP - 370 words
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375 1988-06-20 5 Pentagon secrets allegedly sold to defence companies Reuter THE INVESTIGATION by the US Justics Department of defence Industry corruption has extended to Capitol Hill and may leedto criminal charges against soma congreesmen, according to law srrforcemenl eourcee. Thay said last Friday that tha two-yeerReuter - 375 words
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198 1988-06-20 5 Reuter BRITISH PRIME MINISTER Mergaret Thatcher said that reforms in Esst bloc countriss would ultimately be judged by the quality of their justice system. Mrs Thstcher, speeking last Saturday to a Canadian law society on the eve of the economic summit ofReuter - 198 words
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Advertisement254 1988-06-20 5 The NCRTotal Branch Automation System. Now more than ever before, banks need the tools of technology to maintain a sharp, competitive edge. For when it comes to people and money, service has. become a key word. And in order to give the kind of. service customers demand, you need an254 words
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Miscellaneous40 1988-06-20 5 wmm v/" "•pot for 24 hour* prior •o 7.30pm an Jun* 19 at MMMML U2J Rainy days Ms m*—• Now MM Now York Me 'Janeiro San Fris'eo San Juan SanWogo Sao Paulo Sydney Toipoi Tokyo Toronto Vancowvor VTama Wor»ow Wodrfngion40 words
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COMMODITIES
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609 1988-06-20 6 NYT MORE OVERSEAS IMPORTERS joined domestic food processors and others in the US last Friday in bidding up prices of corn and soybeans which remained from previous harvests by their permissible limits. With no end to the long Midwest drought in sight, prices of wheat,NYT - 609 words
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204 1988-06-20 6 Bernama THE Perak state government has assured investors that the current shortage of latex supply in the country is a temporary situation that will "settle down soon Perak Development Corporation Industrial Officer Haji Iskhak Bardan said on Saturday the shortage was causedBernama - 204 words
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957 1988-06-20 6 AFP ATTENTION IN LONDON remained focussed last week on the performance of the soybean and grain markets in Chicago, where soaring prices had recently prompted renewed fears of a rise in inflation. Soybean prices continued to surge due to persistent drought in the US,AFP - 957 words
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Article178 1988-06-20 6 Bernama THE ABSENCE of buying support saw rubber prices fluctuating within a wide range to close 7.50 Malaysian cents easier to 375.50 cents per kg last week. The market opened one cent lower from the previous Friday's close of 383.00 cents per kg and shed 12.50 cents the followingBernama - 178 words
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Article28 1988-06-20 6 KL TIN Dot* Closing prices M$/kg Turnover (tonnes) June 13 18.12 142 June 14 18.05 81 June 15 18.09 64 June 16 18.10 121 June 17 18.09 12528 words
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Article170 1988-06-20 6 Chinese Produce Exchange Selltn noon doling pri Juno 18 (SS/100 kg) icat an Coconut oil Mk FOB 118.00 Old drum FOB 128.00 N*w drum FOB 132.00 Copra Mixed (Ioom) 67 H Pepper »e(i#r> Muntok whit* FOB NIW 1105.00 Sarawak wMt FOB foq NIW 1090.00 Sarawak spatial block FOB170 words
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Article223 1988-06-20 6 SOYBEAN FUTURES on the Chicago Board of Trade rallied last Friday to a 30US cent a bushel limit-up close in the nearby July and August. Prices ended 30 to five cents higher a bushel. New contract and 4ftyear highs were set in July to November. New crop November rose223 words
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Article243 1988-06-20 6 SOFT RED WINTER wheat futures on the Chicago Board of Trade recovered and rallied to gains of ft to six US cents a bushel at last Friday's close. Spot July settled up 2ft cents at US$3.Bl ft. Prices turned around in strong mixed demand late in sympathy with sharp243 words
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Article293 1988-06-20 6 London Commodity Exchange Buyer/Seller doting prices on June 17 (£/tonne unless specified). Previous closing prices in parenthesis. Coffee Rath in-itore London, sellers option CIF London Jul 1133/1135 (1129/***** High/Low 1142/1131 Sep 1147/1148 (1142/1143) High/Low 1154/1143 Sales (2635) Cocoa Jul 889/890 (894/895) High/Low 895/885 Sep 911/912 (913/914) High/Low 915/907293 words
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Article462 1988-06-20 6 Bernama MALAYSIAN crude palm oil (CPO) futures finished steadier on the Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange (KLCE) in active trading last week with spot month July closing Ms 49 higher at M 51,116 per tonne on encouraging leads from the Chicago Board of Trade (CBT). The local market fluctuatedBernama - 462 words
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Advertisement207 1988-06-20 7 WHY BUY A COMPUTER THAT TWICE COSTS AS MUCH? HEWLETT-RACKARD PRECISION ARCHITECTURE THE SAME POWER FOR HALF THE PRICE Hewlett-Packard has revolutionised the economics of supermini computers. Compared to .equivalent models by leading competitors, the new HP Precision Architecture computers have more capability. At half the price. It's done by207 words
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FOCUS
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Article, Illustration1839 1988-06-20 8 If past performance is any guide, leaders of the seven rich countries meeting in Toronto from June 19 to 21 will produce a bland communique. Ten of the world's most experienced financial and political figures think that something more forthright and constructive isThe Economist - 1,839 words
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Article466 1988-06-20 8 Don't tinker with the world economy, It has rarely been this healthy, say other economists NYT ECONOMISTS My that the world economy has rarely looked ao healthy and needa little of the tinkering that countriea aometlmes attempt at meetings such as the Toronto Summit.NYT - 466 words
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Advertisement127 1988-06-20 8 MIVINIA KING FOR N SOURCES? t ■V. w. y m mm. +> m 3* f !k v ,v... We are happy to sell directly to importers, wholesale. World-class home textile products. A full range of bedsheets (wide: 54"— 80"), Bath towels (20" X 40", 25" X 50", 27" X 54",127 words
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THE ARTS
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Article, Illustration681 1988-06-20 9 VANESSA LEE - By VANESSA LEE INSTALLATION art. which some people must have seen by now. is humorous, whimsical, highly imaginative and downright radical compared with conventional canvases. When one of Singapore's oldest historic mission schools, St Joseph's Institution, moved out of Bras Basah Road, lots of discarded681 words
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Article260 1988-06-20 10 TOH HAI LEONG - By TOH HAI LEONG ARGENTINIAN film director Luis Puenzo's powerful film, La historia official {"The official story", in Spanish with English subtitles, 1985) won the Oscar award for best foreign film in 1987. The film criticises a dictatorial regime famous for its abuses of power. Set260 words
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Article, Illustration539 1988-06-20 10 JAIME LYE - REVIEWS By JAIME LYE THIS is NOT, repeat. NOT, a review. This is an account of what goes on in the mind of an uncultured cretin sent to assimilate, in one evening, the essence of the Japanese being via a crash539 words
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333 1988-06-20 10 SHAUN KOH - By SHAUN KOH THE PROGRAMME for the Singapore Symphony Orchestra performances last Tuesday and Wednesday at the Victoria Concert Hall as part of the Arts Festival seemed hastily put together. It could best be described as a series of snippets arranged333 words
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Article, Illustration250 1988-06-20 10 SHAUN KOH - By SHAUN KOH WOULD MEMBERS of the audience have enjoyed the performance better if they had been buried in their programmes? As was the case at the Arts Festival performance on Saturday night by the Boston Camerata of the often told tale of Tristan250 words
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Article, Illustration823 1988-06-20 11 LEONG SAU MING - PREVIEW By LEONG SAU MING MOZART s Don Giovanni is coming to the Kallang Theatre as part of this year's Arts Festival. Now here's an opera about an amorous superman indeed, a seducer with 2,065 conquests to his credit. They're all listed in a catalogue823 words
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Advertisement9 1988-06-20 9 Keep your investment decisions on target CHARTPOINT EVERY SATURDAY9 words
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Advertisement313 1988-06-20 9 Think of it The next time you use one bank to take care of your financial needs. Or take advantage of the expertise erf an international financial institution. Or enjoy the convenience of a local network of 20 branches. \foull know you have a winner when your main bank bears313 words
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Advertisement87 1988-06-20 10 Shake, rattle &roll with the Aphrodites at the new Bill Baileys Bar! Forget today's meetings, tomorrow's schedules, next week's deadlines. Come on over to the Bill Bailey's Bar now at Basement 1. It's new, bigger, better and buzzing with excitement with our seven fun-loving goddesses, the Aphrodites, playing your favourite87 words
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Miscellaneous12 1988-06-20 10 Rristcw: FranlcDicfcenS STpyFF U\TW UOTHtMG TO DeClAte SHOULD R3LLOU THE GRceN ARROOS....12 words
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Advertisement187 1988-06-20 11 Here's an opportunity to own the local franchise of a proven business venture. It's an opportunity of a lifetime! We are looking for Master Franchisee for one of the fastest growing and successful franchise operations today the instant off-set printing business. Print franchising which developed in the 60s'has had tremendous187 words
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Miscellaneous1325 1988-06-20 11 TOoasaaao® HOT HOUSE PEOPLE 9.30pm, Channel 12 Is it possible for scientists to extend life, given advances in bio-genetics? This final programme focuses on elderly volunteers who are willing to donate their bodies to science while they are still alive. I Maurice Chevalier (left) and Margaret Locfcwood star In The1,325 words
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SPORTS & LEISURE
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Article, Illustration954 1988-06-20 12 NYT BOXING PEOPLE usually just call it the left hand but they mean the left jab. not the left hook. Of all the punches, the left hand is tactically the most important. And when Michael Spinks arrived in Kiamesha Lake in NewNYT - 954 words
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Article, Illustration536 1988-06-20 13 CHARLES SAVAGE - Singapore International Dragon Boat Races '88 By CHARLES SAVAGE THE US won the Dragon Boat Races '88 in a close duel fought amid rising winds and choppy seas, pipping the Indonesians by seven-tenths of a second. Half the winning crew raced with the US536 words
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Article, Illustration403 1988-06-20 13 AFP A LIGHTNING BOLT chased Curtis Strange off the 12th tee last Saturday but it didn't prevent him from shooting a two-under-par 60 that put him in front after three rounds in the 88th US Open. Strange, who was seven under par on 206AFP - 403 words
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244 1988-06-20 13 AP GORDON GREENIDGE and Viv Richards buried England's hopes of glory in the second Test beneath a barrage of classic West Indian strokeplay in the third day's play at Lord's last Saturday. Greenidge hit his 15th Test hundred and Richards a magnificent 72 toAP - 244 words
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70 1988-06-20 13 UPI BY LAND BY SEA further enhanced her reputation as one of America's top racing mares last Saturday, winning the U*****,700 Milady Handicap at Hollywood Park for her fourth straight victory. Ridden by jockey Fernado Toro, By Land By Sea had to fight offUPI - 70 words
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Article, Illustration383 1988-06-20 13 AP AYRTON SENNA locked up his sixth consecutive pole position last Saturday, but Ferrari made some inroads into the domination of the McLaren-Hondas by taking the second and third starting positions for yesterday's EniChem Detroit Grand Prix. Senna's fastAP - 383 words
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Advertisement209 1988-06-20 12 Experience the delicate taste of Claypot Sharksfin again in June. Delicate sharksfin and crab claw...a unique Thai dish that shouldn't he missed. Or take up one of two special 10-course set menus with complimentary Hennessy XO. $398++ (plus free pint) $498++ (plus free quart) Whichever you choose, it will be209 words
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Advertisement74 1988-06-20 13 POMMERY Applauds The Arts Fest Folk Pommery is up on its toes tor a standing ovation to the Arts l estival patrons w ho stood, shouted and screamed applause tor the C ieorgian State I)ance C ompany, 10 the glitterglamour of the"Beauts World" chorus-line, and to the kids w ho74 words
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BANKING AND FINANCE
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432 1988-06-20 14 Bernama NOW that the base lending rate (BLR) will be lowered from July 1, it ia anticipated that it will further atrengthen Malaysia's economic growth. The BLR reduction, announced by the Association of Banka in Malaysia (ABM) on Friday, would benefit borrowers andBernama - 432 words
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240 1988-06-20 14 Bernama BANK NEGARA said that the total deposits placed with the banking system declined by Ms6l2 million or 0.8 per cent in February. In a statement, the central bank said on Saturday that in contrast, total loans and advances extended by the banking system (excludingBernama - 240 words
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116 1988-06-20 14 Reuter THE NATIONAL Australia Bank Ltd said it will raiae its benchmark prime lending rate to 15 per cent today from 14.75 per cent. A bank spokesman said on Friday the bank also will raiae its base lending rate to 14.75 perReuter - 116 words
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339 1988-06-20 14 Reuter SWITZERLAND'S major banks are likely to report declines of up to 10 per cent in 1988 profits as last year's worldwide stock market crash continues to take its toll, according to a study published on Friday. But the study,Reuter - 339 words
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Article, Illustration366 1988-06-20 14 AFP BRAZIL has eliminated the final obstacle to reaching an accord on rescheduling part of its foreign debt owed to private commercial banks, it was reported on Saturday. "The accord was virtually concluded," the newspaper Jorrml do Brasil said. The daily cited unidentified governmentAFP - 366 words
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506 1988-06-20 14 Reuter WILL LUXEMBOURG'S booming banking centre still be booming after 1992? Or is the European Community going to force Luxembourg to give up all its tax advantagee and make the banks pack up and go elsewhere? These are questions being asked by manyReuter - 506 words
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188 1988-06-20 14 Reuter ITALIAN public works credit institute Crediop has denied en Itelien newspaper report that it is negotiating to acquire 20 per cent of state bank Banca Nationals del Lavoro (BNL). "There are no talks or negotiations of the type described in Lm RepubbliCM newspaperReuter - 188 words
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414 1988-06-20 14 IHT FEARS OF accelerating inflation and the proepect of higher interact rates preoccupied world financial markets last Friday, the last full day of major global trading before the economic summit meeting in Toronto. The uncertain climats for the seven-nation conference that opened yesterdayIHT - 414 words
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292 1988-06-20 14 LEONG WEN WAH - By LEONG WEN WAH THE HOME LOANS WAR is heating up, with Chase Manhattan Bank taking the initiative this time round by offering a lucky draw. An interest-free loan (for the entire period of the mortgage) awaits the lucky customer the first time a292 words
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Article168 1988-06-20 14 THE GROWTH of money supply in Singapore was generally sustained in March, according to the latest monthly statistical bulletin (April) issued by the Monetary Authority of Singapore. M 1 (cash in circulation plus banks' current accounts) and 142 (M 1 plus banks' fixed deposits and negotiable168 words
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Advertisement158 1988-06-20 14 w ,-Vt *r ■.iW'l *Jojl i -m M M "I Iroup, the CHATEAU at SCOTTS is a* Come July, when the CHATEAU at SCOTTS opens its doors to the public, let the hotel play host to your fellow executive heading east. Then perhaps he too will name Singapore his favourite158 words
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Article1238 1988-06-20 15 Union Bank of Switzerland AFP IN SPITE OF THE allegedly confusing announcement of the revised figures for the preceding month and of the seasonally adjusted and actual import and export results, the markets reacted to the much lower-than-expected deficit with a strong boost to the US dollar. InUnion Bank of Switzerland; AFP - 1,238 words
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Article346 1988-06-20 15 Gold Financial futures Green Collier THE FAVOURABLE American trade report was bad news for currency futures last Tuesday. Prices on all three Simex/IMM currency contracts slumped more than 80 ticks on the day. The subsequent market actions of each of the contracts gave instructive clues to their relative strength. SeptemberGreen & Collier - 346 words
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Article169 1988-06-20 15 Gold futures on June 17 100 troy ounces USS per troy ounce Op«n High Low SMI* Jun 450.30 455.80 450.00 454.50 4.50 Jul 455.30 4.40 Aug 453.70 459.80 453.20 458.30 4.40 Oct 459.90 464.50 459.00 463.70 4.50 OK 465 00 471.00 463.80 469.10 4.60 Fab 89 470.90169 words
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Article, Illustration483 1988-06-20 15 PLR of bonks at the close of business on Friday, Jun 17 as supplied by the Association of Banks in Singapore. Indicates the average of the prime lending rates of 12 major banks in S'pore BANK PLR Algemene Bank 6% Allied Irish Bank PLC 6!4 American Express483 words
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Article214 1988-06-20 15 Asian market ASIAN CURRENCY average deposit rates for the week ended June 17 BIO PRICES High Low us 7 days 7 7/16 7 3/8 1 month 7 1/2 7 7/16 2 months 7 9/16 7 7/16 3 months 7 9/16 7 7/16 6 month* 7 3/4 7 5/8 9 months214 words
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Article31 1988-06-20 15 The range of call rates for the week ended Saturday, June 18 Bonk fund 2.50 3.75 G«n fund 2.50 3.55 Movement! of funds MSPUm Source: Short Deposits (M) Bhd31 words
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Article207 1988-06-20 15 UOB Treasury SINGAPORE government securities firmed last week on short-covering after a steep sell-off in the previous week. The upward movement was however limited. Expectations of interest rate rises by the leading industrial countries and the impending new issue of $600 million five-year bond by the governmentUOB Treasury - 207 words
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Article, Illustration723 1988-06-20 15 PAUL FRANKLAND - WMiiiia ©am by PAUL FRANKLAND IF YOUR BUSINESS involves the import and export of goods, the subject of marine cargo claims and how you can avoid pitfalls while making such claims should interest you. Let's start by assuming you are the consignee. Having723 words
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139 1988-06-20 15 NYT THE Federal Home Loan Bank Board in Loe Angeles* last week provided reaeaurances to securities dealers holding certain futures and options contracts with the American Savings and. Loan Association, the largest US savings institution. The action is similar to one taken by the bankNYT - 139 words
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Advertisement9 1988-06-20 15 11l BANQUEINDOSUEZ 3 Shenton Way, Shenton House, Singapore 01069 words
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Advertisement135 1988-06-20 15 4 f. I$ 9 **C •#€**<*<•■ n TAUI QIGONG a MOVEMENTS 6-12 speaaly prepared lessons for busy professionals Every Tueeday 9.00p.m 9.45p.m Commenang on sti July 1968 Insmctor: Mdm LC Ong PAKUA CHANG OH form otPakua Chang ongrated from Beqng China Every Tue A Thur 9.00 p.m. 945pm (Individual Arrangements)135 words
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Article, Illustration5167 1988-06-20 16 LONG SHIH ROME - r Singapore P L 4 By LONG SHIH ROME LOWER LINERS and speculative stocks were the focus of attention in the local stock market last week as the man-in-the-street joined institutional investors in the current rally. The week started on a cautious note5,167 words
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1072 1988-06-20 17 K.Lumpur MBT THE Kuala Lumpur stock mr.rket began on a weak note last week with bulls showing signs of fatigue. Contrary to expectations of a week of consolidation, small investors who missed out in the previous run-up refused to be left outMBT - 1,072 words
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336 1988-06-20 17 PI rVJ Sydney S A AFP THE AUSTRALIAN share market had an uneasy finish to the week with late buffeting from a Wall Street downturn and higher-than-expected May trade figures. Brokers said a sharp downturn on Wall Street overnight and a blow-outAFP - 336 words
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166 1988-06-20 17 FDA AMSTERDAM share prices climbed slowly but surely last week. Tuesday's better-than-expected US trade deficit figures supported the market, but did not spark off any real enthusiasm. The ANP/CBS index soared four points to 258.3 at reasonable volumes of between F 500 million and F 600FDA - 166 words
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805 1988-06-20 17 PI W\ J ew II FT WHILE daily lurches of 30 points or more in the Dow Jones Industrial Index continue to be a routine and. for most investors, a frightening occurrence, a new mood of confidence is taking hold on WallFT - 805 words
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248 1988-06-20 17 SHIRISH NADKARNI - rom SHIRISH NADKARNI THREE MAJOR FACTORS the shadow of a parliamentary by-election, hectic bull unloading due to end-of-account considerations, and selling pressure by bear operators and financial institutions resulted in share prices on the Bombay Stock Exchange receiving a setback during the week.248 words
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Article, Illustration801 1988-06-20 17 L 1 Hongkong DBS Securities HK AFTER a long weekend, the Hongkong market started off last week in high spirits, despite the weekend announcement of a 0.5 per cent increase in the prime rate. Hongkong punters and institutional players were active on the exchange.DBS Securities HK - 801 words
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794 1988-06-20 17 RAY HEATH - inml London From RAY HEATH THE MENACE is on the loose. The black shadow of inflation fell late last week over what looked to be a healthy recovery in UK share prices. The Financial Times Stock Exchange 100 Shars Index closed above 1,850, but794 words
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314 1988-06-20 17 1 M] Tokv AFP SHARE PRICES rallied on the Tokyo Stock Exchange last week, with the closely monitored Nikkei stock average hitting three consecutive all-time highs from Wednesday through Friday. The 225-blue-chip average, a moderate 18.33-yen winner the previous week, closed out theAFP - 314 words
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Advertisement66 1988-06-20 17 June 1 988 A ASIAN OCEANIC GROUP AND ITS SHAREHOLDERS CIGNA CORPORATION, BLISS OCEANIC HOLDINGS LIMITED AND Kuwait Foreign Trading Contracting INVESTMENT COMPANY (S.A.K.) ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE PARTICIPATION OF Nissho Iwai Corporation and ORIENT LEASING COMPANY LIMITED WHO HAVE EACH SUBSCRIBED TO APPROXIMATELY 1 0% OF THE ENLARGED66 words
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COMPANY NEWS
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Article226 1988-06-20 18 MBT THE KUALA LUMPUR stock market could breach the 1.900 market level after a serious correction and further consolidation base, Malaysian Investors' Association's president P H S Lim said. He told participants at a seminar on stock market outlook for the half year 1988MBT - 226 words
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Article599 1988-06-20 18 Week ended June 17 CORPORATE DEVELOPMENTS Auditors have qualified the accounts of Central Properties ltd because the Khoo Teck Puat linked company has included $4.2 million in interest income not yet received for deposits and bank balances with the defunt National Bank of Brunei. Dah599 words
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469 1988-06-20 18 MBT THE MALAYSIAN Association of Certified Public Accountants (MACPA) has taken or will be taking appropriate action against its members for any misconduct relating to the deposit taking co-operativee. Addressing MACPA's members at the 30th anniversary dinner on Friday, president Mr Larry Seow Thiam FattMBT - 469 words
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Article, Illustration377 1988-06-20 18 GALEN CHAY - By GALEN CHAY JAPANESE property conglomerate Tokyu Land Ltd it considering entering the property agency business through Claymore Investments Pte Ltd. its whollyowned investment arm in Singapore. This is believed to be the first time that a Japanese property conglomerate is eyeing a share377 words
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Article328 1988-06-20 18 Pstallng Gardsn Barhad: 28th AGM at 49-B, Jalan 6/31, Pataling Gardsn, ***** Pstaling Jaya, Sslangor on Monday. Juns 20, at 2.30pm. Dutch Baby Milk Induatrles (Malaya) barhad: 25th AGM at 13, Jalan Ssmangat (Ssction 13), Pstaling Jaya, Sslangor, on Tussday, Juns 21, at 11.00 am. Federal Flour Mllla328 words
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Article330 1988-06-20 18 Company RIGHTS ISSUE AMD> One-tor four SO SO per star* C 1 Holdings 27 million loon stocks mi »to ratio of $3 loan stock tor every live ordinary V L-1J yXJ'tl r>9*G C K Tang One-tor-two $2 25 per stare Eocti rights co«es with two detoctaMe TSh The330 words
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256 1988-06-20 18 MBT SOCOtL CORP's managing director Oennia Tan Chin Yong ia one of the principal directors of Pudu Sinar, the company that purchaaed the Prince Hotel for Mss3 million last month. A search at the Registrar of Compeniee revealed that Mr Oennia TanMBT - 256 words
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Advertisement172 1988-06-20 18 Transport Freight Distribution EXHIBITION and CONFERENCE RAFFLES CIT/ V-/ CONVENTION CtNTRf SINGAPORE 20-23 Juno 1966 For the first time, an international conference and exhibition focusing on the global transportation and freight industry and its impact on the development of countries in the Asian and Pacific region. Eminent speakers from five172 words
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Advertisement136 1988-06-20 18 OFFICIAL NOTICE PROPOSAL TO CHANGE A SHIP'S NAME We. Tim Marine Services Pte Ltd 80 Marine Parade Road. #10-06 Parkway Parade. Singapore 1544 hereby five notice that we have applied to the Registrar of Singapore ships under Section 417 of Merchant Shipping Act (Cap. 172) in respect of the ship136 words
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Advertisement490 1988-06-20 18 tsitss THE COMRAMES ACT, CAP. 50 SAN KWONG NAM ENGMEERMG (PTE) LTD (IN VOLUNTARY UOtHOATTON) At an Extraordinary Oanaral Meeting of SAN KWONG NAM ENGINEERING (PTE) LTD duly oonvanad and held at B* 3,1373, Toe Payoh Industrial Estate Pvt. Singapore 1231 on Wlsdneeday. the 15th day of Juna ***** tha490 words
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Advertisement415 1988-06-20 18 In the Matter of The Companies Act. Cap. 50 And In The Matter of BQUIRARCH (FAR BAST) PTE LTD (la Members' Voluntary Winding-up) Notice is hereby riven, pursuant to Section 308 of the Companies Act. Cap. 50. that the final general meeting of the members of the above-named Company will415 words
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Advertisement433 1988-06-20 18 In the Matter of The Coapanln Act, Cap. 50 and la the Mattar of U.E.S. NOBLES (8) PR. LTD Notice of Reootatioae tor Member*' Voluntary Winding Up (Pursuant to Section MO) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of U.S.B. NOBLES (8) PTE. LTD. duly convened and held on433 words
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Article1030 1988-06-20 19 New York Reuter BUY ORDERS poured into the New York market in the final minutes of trading last Friday as investors rolled over expiring futures and options contracts on this quarterly 'witching hour.' The late rally enlivened a market that was depressed most ofReuter - 1,030 words
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Article1041 1988-06-20 19 London Reuter LONDON share prices last Friday recovered from their lows of the day as trading for the new two-week business account started at 1430 GMT, dealers said. The FTSE 100 index closed 11.8 points lower at 1,850.1, showing virtually no change in the week despiteReuter - 1,041 words
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184 1988-06-20 19 Reuter THAI state-owned PTT Exploration and Production Co Ltd has signed an agreement to buy back tour natural gas concaaaiona in tha Quit of Thailand from a consortium lad by Taxaa Pacific Thailand Inc. a unit of Seagram Co Ltd of Canada. for U5583.75Reuter - 184 words
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197 1988-06-20 19 Reuter TOYOTA MOTOR Corp plans to spend a total of US$7O million on US-mada car components, preaident Shoichiro Toyoda has said. Tha American components, such aa drive shafts, wheal caps and tyros, will be used for production of Camry models to be shippedReuter - 197 words
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Article928 1988-06-20 19 Amsterdam JUNE 17 PIS ABN 41.10 83.00 -0.1 1.4 Ahoid 76 90 0 2 120 30 09 152 20 unch AMEV Amro Bank Am Stad 53 00 70 90 123.50 12 70 0.2 0.3 -05 BOLS 128.50 1 Bor*umi| 100 SO Buahrman Tattaroda 40 Calva -0.5 0.3 ■2 Eluyiw 57928 words
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707 1988-06-20 19 Recovery spreading to overseas markets Reuter FRESH EVIDENCE of an improving US trade picture has boosted optimism on Wall Street, where stocks last week touched poetOctober crash highs. The recovery has spread to London where a rise to a postcrash high in the middleReuter - 707 words
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168 1988-06-20 19 AFP HONGKONG Telecommunications Ltd, the biggest locally listed company, has announced that Its net profit roaa by 26 per cant to HK$3 billion in the year to March 31. The lateat figure comparee with combined pr.ofits of the company's two subeidiariea, Cable andAFP - 168 words
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151 1988-06-20 19 AP UNITED AIRLINES filed a complaint laat Friday with tha US Oapartmant of Tranaportation charging Japan Air Unas with unfair competitive practices for blocking Japanese travel agents from using United's Apollo computerised reeervationa system. The complaint, filed in Waahington DC. contended that JAL had engagedAP - 151 words
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204 1988-06-20 19 AP TEXACO Inc predicted it had won its proxy fight with Mr Carl C Icahn last Friday, but the financier argued that the vote by the oil giant's 211,000 shareholders was too close to call. The actual outcome ofAP - 204 words
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Article214 1988-06-20 19 Reuter THE KUWAIT Inveetment Office (KIO), the London-based investment arm of the Kuwaiti government, is planning to launch its first flotation on the Madrid stock market, the London Observer newspaper reported. KIO officials were not immediately available to comment on the report which appeared in earlyReuter - 214 words
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Article111 1988-06-20 19 NYT THE SHISEIDO Co of Japan, one of the world s largeat cosmetic concerns, haa agreed to purchaae the Conair Corp's haircare products division, Zotos International Inc, for US$345 million. Zotoe, which ia baaed in Darien, Connecticut, pioneered the cold-wave perm and now licenses its professionalNYT - 111 words
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Advertisement124 1988-06-20 19 Mouth inthebeart of town! restaurant corner This is a great gastronomic experience for seafood lovers! At only $9.50, you can pick half a dozen oysters from our Oyster Bar and have them opened before your eyes served on a bed of ice with hot sauce and lemon. And a complimentary124 words
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121 1988-06-20 20 FOUR RE-ARRESTED detainees involved in the Marxist plot have had their Detention Orders extended for a year, the Home Affairs Ministry announced yesterday. A fifth detainee, William Yap Hon Ngian, has been released on a Restriction Order. The Detention Orders against the four take121 words
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521 1988-06-20 20 ANNA TEO - Push towards 25-30 pc target to continue By ANNA TEO SLOWLY BUT SURELY, the efforts to get more women into the male-dominated world of engineering are producing results. There are more females in absolute numbers and as a percentage of total intake taking521 words
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186 1988-06-20 20 Reuter SIKH separatists stepped up their armed campaign in northern India yesterday, killing 17 people, including 14 among a crowd watching a popular television serial, police said. Sikh militants gunned down a rightwing Hindu revivalist leader, his bodyguard and a third person as theyReuter - 186 words
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Article, Illustration226 1988-06-20 20 AP RADICAL South Korean students demanding the execution of former President Chun Doo-hwan hurled firebombs end rocks at riot police in Seoul yeeterday after authorities stopped them from marching to the former leader's house. Riot police blocked the way with shieldsAP - 226 words
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158 1988-06-20 20 AP FUl's sugar harvest came to a halt yesterday as thousands of Indian farmers refused to cut cane in protest over bans imposed on work and recreational activities on Sundays, governmentowned Radio Fiji reported. The bans were imposed after last year's second militaryAP - 158 words
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SATURDAY ROUNDUP
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148 1988-06-20 20 A quick look at Saturday's main naws THE government is to be asked to look again at the idea of setting up a trust fund to improve the economic positions of the Malay community. Members of the Malay Chamber of Commerce voted at148 words
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95 1988-06-20 20 JALIL HARON, a director of Sate Ria restaurant, was elected the new president of the Malay Chamber of Commerce at its annual general meeting on Saturday. He defeated former vice-president Asmani Nyarman, managing director of a shipping company, and Syed Saleem Chishty, chairman of a95 words
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124 1988-06-20 20 SINGAPOREANS still have far to go in building a true community. Community Development Minister Wong Kan Seng said on Saturday. "We still have a long way to go We have to keep on bringing home to every individual in Singapore the message of124 words
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129 1988-06-20 20 AP ASIA TELEVISION Holdings Ltd has agreed to aall its wholly owned subsidiary, Asia Television Ltd (ATV), to a Hongkong company for US$79 million. ATV is ons of the colony's two television stations. According to a statement re»aased by ATV Holdings yeeterday, Thomond InvestmentAP - 129 words
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62 1988-06-20 20 AP LAOS will hold national elections for the first time since the Communists seized power 13 years ago, the official Laotian news agency KPL said yestorday. The June 20 voting will be tor representatives of 113 districts throughout the isndlocked nation. This wouldAP - 62 words
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Article63 1988-06-20 20 AFP IRAN and Britain art taking •tap# to rabuild raiattona, Iranian Daputy Foraign Mlniator Mohammad Javad Larijani •aid yaatarday, but ha warnad London to staar ciaar of Washington's Quit policy. In a Taharan Radio intoiviaw, ha said a viatt to Iran by a Brittah parliamantaryAFP - 63 words
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42 1988-06-20 20 Reuter ISRAEL said ysatorday it wffl opan talks with Egypt on thair Taba bordar diaputa and thay would ask Marnational arbitrators to dalay a daciaion on who should control tha bny Rad Saa torrHory. RautarReuter - 42 words
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Article39 1988-06-20 20 AFP PHILIPPINE Preeldent Corezon Aquino arrived In Manila yeatorday from a weak-long Europaan tour which aha •aid had lad to pledges of trash invaatmanto and omcial offers to halp improva har country economy. AFPAFP - 39 words
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Article58 1988-06-20 20 AP A STUDY saying hundradi of thousands of British youths ara hoofcad on slot machinas has promptad tha governmant to try to ban children under 16 from entoilng arcadas whara thay can gamble at the machinas. A British nawspsper aaid yesterday the government plannedAP - 58 words
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Article41 1988-06-20 20 AFP PAKISTANI POLICE have been given shoot-on sight orders to curb ethnic rioting, which has left at least eight people dead and mora Own two dozen injured In Hyderabad, police said in Karachi yesterday. AFPAFP - 41 words
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Article45 1988-06-20 20 AP THE UNITED NATIONS may cut off food and medical aid to a second Cambodian refugee camp in Thailand becauae its Khmer Rouge administration blocked aid efforts and reportedly prevented refugeee from being evscuatad for emergency treatment. APAP - 45 words
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Advertisement622 1988-06-20 20 Free clippings of BT exclusive stories Free copies of these exclusive stories in last week's Business Times are now available 1. The story of the little-publicised good fortune of establishments catering to the Japanese. 2. The 10 top paymasters in manufacturing. 3. A major insurer is planning to float its622 words
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500 1988-06-20 21 LINDA CHEE - By LINDA CHEE ENCOURAGED by good prospects in the Far East/Europe timber trade, Mitsui OSK Lines is looking to extend its new timber venture into a fullfledged liner service. Mitsui has since February filled up excess space on its bulk carriers500 words
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147 1988-06-20 21 P 0 Containers orders boxship from IHI LEADING British liner operator P O Containers Ltd has ordered a second 3.600-TEU containership from Ishikawajima Harima Heavy Industries. Due for delivery in December 1969. the vessel will follow her sistership into service in the Trio Consortium operating in the buoyant Europe-Far East147 words
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Article98 1988-06-20 21 AFP THE AUSTRALIAN government has agreed to negotiate with the Soviet Union on port access for Soviet fishing vessels. An Australian foreign affairs spokesman said last Friday that the Federal Cabinet had agreed last Thursday to the negotiations, which would be linked with commercial cooperationAFP - 98 words
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Article70 1988-06-20 21 Reuter MULTINATIONAL transport group TNT Ltd has acquired a 75 per cent stake in the parent of Spain's largest express freight company, Unitransa SA. TNT acquired 75 per cent of Unispain SA, which owns Unitransa, with a management group retaining 25 per cent. A TNTReuter - 70 words
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Article112 1988-06-20 21 THE PORT of Portland has budgeted about US$3 million for new equipment this year, to reflect increasing container traffic volumes. In the first two months of 1966 Portland recorded a 13.6 per cent rise in container throughput compared with the same period in 1967. The112 words
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Article134 1988-06-20 21 AFP AN INOONESIAN fishing boat was seized off the northern West Australian coast last Friday for alleged poaching of trochus shells, and aircraft were last Saturday looking for a second one, Australian officials said. The two motorised fishing boats were sighted by Coastwatch aircraft last Saturday andAFP - 134 words
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97 1988-06-20 21 AFP FIVE COSTA RICAN fishermen landed on Oahu island, Hawaii, last Friday after spending five months adrift in the Pacific because their boat ran out of fuel. US Coast Guard officials said. A Japanese fishing ship, the Kinei Maru 128, spotted the drifting CairoAFP - 97 words
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Article160 1988-06-20 22 MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/European, Far Gulf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines ACE (FAR EAST/EUROPE): "R" Line Korean Shipping Corporation Neptune Orient Lines Orient Overseas Container Line Shipping ANRO (STRAITS/ AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line Australia/Straits Container Line Djakarta Lloyd Nedlloyd Lines Neptune Orient Lines160 words
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Article491 1988-06-20 22 Reuter FREIGHT RATES have generally continued to ease on entry to the Northern Hemisphere summer lull, but current levels paid are still well above June rates last year, according to traders on the Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange. A tightening of the ratio between tonnage supplyReuter - 491 words
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182 1988-06-20 22 BRITISH COLUMBIA Steamship Company is sailing the popular route to privatisation. It wants to sell a majority holding in its two ships Princess Marguerite and Vancouver Island Princess. Of 22 interested bidders, the company has listed three as choice ap- plicants Stella182 words
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Article1011 1988-06-20 22 AB Shpfl V s ABC Container a 1 Accord Shpg VI Ahrenltiel liner n Alttrons VI AC Toepler XI Aiaericon Tpt 1 Anro Service IV A/row I mas a Asian Oceon XI Assoc Carriage XI Alias Una X ANl 1 APC line V An M ASCI IN1,011 words
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193 1988-06-20 22 AFP NORWEGIAN shipping company Klaveness has directed a ship to Guinea to pick up 13,000 tons of ashes believed to contain toxic chemical wastes illegally buried on the island of Kassa. The ship was to have started loading the barrels ofAFP - 193 words
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261 1988-06-20 22 Reuter METAL and forest industry company Rauma-Re-pola Oy said it was laying off more than 600 staff in its loss-incurring shipbuilding and marine technology division. Shipbuilding would be re-organised and 350 jobs lost, with cuts of 100 staff respectively in offshoreReuter - 261 words
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Article290 1988-06-20 23 BANGKOK CRANAGE claims that it has lost some 300 million baht after the Thai government reneged on its contract which gave the company exclusive rights to handle containers at Klong Toey. Since May 31, ships calling the Bangkok port have been allowed to use their own290 words
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210 1988-06-20 23 Reuter NIPPON YUSEN KK has agreed to acquire US motor carrier Greater South Traffic Service Inc. based in Memphis, to upgrade its trans-Pacific transport service. Company and shipping industry sources said NYK will finalise the acquisition with Greater South s agent onReuter - 210 words
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602 1988-06-20 23 Reuter AMBITIOUS PLANS to extend Hongkong's transport network will mean large borrowings, according to debt market analysts. But new roads, tunnels, port facilities and an airport will not unduly strain the colony's debt market. On the contrary, analysts say institutions are queuingReuter - 602 words
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189 1988-06-20 23 Reuter A DUTCH cargo ship has arrived in the Gulf to take the mine-damaged US frigate Samuel B Roberts to the US for repairs, US Navy officials said last Saturday. Shipping sources said the semi-submersible 25,743-tonne Mighty Servant II hadReuter - 189 words
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Article68 1988-06-20 23 AFP THE WORLD VOLUME of idle tanker and combination carriers fell to 9.93 million dwt during the past month, compared with 10.24 million dwt one month earlier, said tanker broker E A Gibson. The total number of idle vessels, at 61, included 24 of more than 200,000AFP - 68 words
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172 1988-06-20 23 AP THE CAPTAIN and three crew members were killed in a mutiny aboard a merchant marine training ship in central Philippine seas early last week, the Philippine Coast Guard reported last Saturday. Third mate Alex Quilatan, leader of the mutiny, escaped aboard aAP - 172 words
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251 1988-06-20 23 Reuter A BITTER industrial dispute, which turned some of the Netherlands famous waterways into a stage for pitched baotss between barge owners and-po-lice in the last two months, was finally settled last Saturday. Militant independent barge owners said they had decided to stopReuter - 251 words
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8594 1988-06-20 28 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 r the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of8,594 words
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Article1365 1988-06-20 29 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES P Bulion 8 PIB *****830 *****300 A It Arrival Departure Progress light P2D 2006/1500 23 06/1500 TVI9VI Bfft Son Mateo P4B 20 06/1400 20 06/1800 KEPPEL WHARVES Susanna P2B 2006,0700 2006 2300 Amphion K33 alongside 20 06/2300 JURONQ PORT Equator V For Eost Nave*1,365 words
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Article2065 1988-06-20 30 A—B AS Shipping Bomtnft AMiteiil. ABC Conlainertine NV S pore Shpg (S) Accord Shpg Accord Shpg (S) Africa Ocean Lino* Seal ion Shpg (8). AhrenfcM Liner Kim Shpg (S) Alfred C Toepfer Oceenue Shipping Aponclee (3) Mumport Sdn Bhd (PK) Ai(trans AlKrana Expreee American President Linee2,065 words
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Article1009 1988-06-20 30 INDIAN charterers highlighted an otherwise dull day on Thursday by fixing tonnage to lift US wheat and Thai rice in addition to further Red Sea phosphate business. In the US Gulf, the Indians paid US$46 (basis full lightening terms) for a mid-July loader to work 60,000-70,000 tons of1,009 words
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283 1988-06-20 32 Lloyd's List NIPPON LINER SYSTEMS Ltd, the specialist company set up by Japan Line and YamashitaShinnihon to curb losses on the trans-Pacific trade lanes, will start operations on Oct 1. The joint venture, established with a capital of five billion yen (US$4O million),Lloyd's List - 283 words
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Article596 1988-06-20 32 THE NORWEGIANS made a foray into the second-hand tonnage market last week in search of tankers. Their purchases included two products tankers, the Vega of 32,907 dwt and built in 1978, and the Taurus of 32,389 dwt and built in 1977, for around USs22.7m en bloc. Brokers also reported596 words
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90 1988-06-20 32 Reuter THE NUMBER of Japanese seamen was almost halved to 12,000 in two years as a result of staff cuts by deficit-ridden shipping firms. A Japan Shipowners' Association official said the number of Japanese seafarers at 48 ocean-going shipping firms registered at the shipowners'Reuter - 90 words
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Advertisement121 1988-06-20 21 mm FREIGHT RATES have generally continued to ease on entry to the Northern Hemisphere summer lull, but current levels paid are still well above June rates last year, traders on the Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange said. Page II BANGKOK CRANAGE claims that It has lost some 300 million baht121 words
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Advertisement831 1988-06-20 21 THE SPECIALIST IN Wire Rope Slings Lashing »«-i—* i Materials W WTERMAMNE SUPPLY CO. (PTE) LB). THj MUD LMEt) Tlx MCCO MS FAX: *4«77 MAERSK LINE 1 THE SHORTEST DISTANCE BETWEEN WEST GERMANY AND STRAITS IS MAERSK UNE o Europe UK Scandina».a Finland OORIRni TNi Arthur Maarsk Coti'.g Tim* CV831 words
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Advertisement605 1988-06-20 22 u Hapag-Lloyd CONTAINER SERVICE FROM UK/CONTINENT VOY NO. HAMBURG BENALDER THAMES MARU B6NAVON OSAKA BAY KASUGA MARU LARGS BAY CALLING AT KOBE 4/7, *TYO 7/7 CONV/SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICE TO MED EUROPE A o ents: 4b &LM2YMUJ Singapore *****00 Bookings 2210** CFS *****48 K. Lumpur *****25* P. Kalang *****18 CFS *****50 Pmng605 words
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Advertisement344 1988-06-20 22 13^ 7ff Enquiries call: Changi International Distribution SanricM Pit. Ltd. Ttl No: *****53 (6 lift*.) AMERICAN TRANSPORT LINES, INC. U. 3. EAST COAST Affflrans. E3 CM LZ2ZZ2 CJ EZZ3Z ERICA, CARIBBEAN/MEXICO i,„';"lUlcarimi r.-r »m aiEacaca EZMdEZBEa; S»SUMRLEBBS*»2~. «W 0 tt T A W OU OgTMAL ~«T0 CAWIO^" A,,Dt "«ANACUA, RIO344 words
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Advertisement709 1988-06-20 23 The Straits Steamship Group Mansfield Container Shipping Re Ltd k P&O Containers CONTAMERSHP SERVICE TO UK/CONTMENT: Accepting Cargo Fori It XI UK tmHmttmm. MM (J k \m STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Ssbah, Sarawak, Bcunei Ports and Bangkok PI CASUS PROGRESS VSMN V-M M M PEGASUS PROGRESS V9SN MM NN BANGKOK709 words
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Advertisement637 1988-06-20 23 EUROPE una ■SSL'S —I ■f 111 aj§ tun tun tun |mj7 ■F 114 MJ7 KJI MjH KJH ■Fill BJ7 14JI lUI lUI ■Fill QJ7 lUI lUI lUI 1 1 L I I rn USA/PANAMA mi Ift 111 124J1 M 111 I7JI a* mr an lIJI lUI «J7 tkM UM tun637 words
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Advertisement377 1988-06-20 24 US I NOSE J MARITIME PTE LTD ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES IRANIAN SERVICE Singapore W Loading forBANDAR ABBAS fAP AN/KOREA I VICE Singapore m Loading for:JAPAN. KOREA KYOWA LINE Singapore Loading for: A VESSEL 30/6 LAE, PM6. RBL, HRA MICRONESIA SERVICE HK LOAD FOR OCEANIA EXPRESS V-16 28/6377 words
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Advertisement845 1988-06-20 24 tC&LINE tun* JM'WINM FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO FUROPE VIA SUfZ A Membet ol the Ace Consortium •FDR/BOTHER VESSEL TWB 42E/KOREAN WON IS JIN 7«C TUB 42E/HANJIN KWANCYANC «E NOB 75E/KOREAN WONIS SUN 711 NOM 75E/HANJIN BUSAN HE NCY 45E/KOREAN WON IS SUN TIE NCY 4SC/HANJIN BUSAN HE CCN 4SE/KOREAN WONIS845 words
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Advertisement256 1988-06-20 24 VA FREIGHT LINKS EXPRESS PTE LTD EURO-AFRICA SERVICES FOR. PORTO. US* ON, Oft AN, BILBAO 25/6 A 9/7 AAADRIO, MALAGA, AAEUUA, TANGER, TtNEm, LASP ALMAS, ALGIER TUNIS, VALLETTA, IRUN. CEUTA A ISTANBUL FAR EAST NEW CALEDONIA A FUI ISLANDS NOUMEA, SUVA/lAUTOKA 23/6 A 10/7 PAPUA NEW GUINEA PORT MORESBY, RABUAL,256 words
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Advertisement1112 1988-06-20 24 EVERGREEN full Container Service Round The-World East Bound (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) EVU GIVEN 2M )M in V 7 VI ijn pvrJ maTl* 2/7 5/7 V 7 UP 14/7 17/7 CVCR GRAND J/7 13/7 15/7 I*7 IV7 22/7 >4/7 cvcr cuauy W w vp np in in CVCR GENERAL 30,7 2* M in1,112 words
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Advertisement801 1988-06-20 25 \v PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street, 03-00 Singapore 0106. Tel: *****33 FAR EAST CONTAINER SERVICE JAKARTA CONTAINER SERVICE SURABAYA/SEMARANG CONTAINER SERVICE SIN VOY JKT 1/7 BANGKOK CONTAINER SERVICE BEL A WAN/STRAITS CONTAINER SERVICE PCM ILW PKL 22/4 2M 21/3 tM M Wl 174 tn tn tn tn801 words
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Advertisement364 1988-06-20 25 \a BEN LINE CONTAINERS TASM AN JEBSEN NEW ZEALAND LINE TO NEW CALEDONIA. FIJI AND NEW ZEALAND SIN MAIN LINE HKC NOUMEA SUVA AM. NAP TM 23* ANANGEL LEADER SS if! 2JI t* 9* 12* W ACRITAS 2S JOf7 ll* 22* 24* 2M XP ARISTOTELIS 3S S* 2* 7/9 lQrt364 words
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Advertisement425 1988-06-20 25 DJASAGETRI A Joint Europe Service Of: P.T. DJAKARTA UOYD P.T. 6ESURI LIOYD P.T. SAAHIDERA INDONESIA P.T. TWKOM LLOYD EXPRESS SEMI CONTJUNERSNIP SERVICES VSL/VOY S POKE BILBAO ANTWERP H BURG/ R DAM/ADAM BREMEN S PANJANG/19WB 10-12/7 l/l 11/B 'A' VESSEL S-a/7 27/1 30/1 KUTAI/ISWB 11-HO U/» 22/1 S4*foct lo Inducement Alto425 words
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Advertisement411 1988-06-20 25 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES PA-AM VUM PAGAN VUM BURMA FIVE STAR SHIPPIH6 COBPfIRATIfIN (Burmese National Line) Loading for Rangoon S'poro P.Kelang Penanf Bangkok 3 .lßK'ii>yJLlj;lda.Tll CLYDEBANK V23N TAMAITAI SAMOA VI3N FORTH BANK V22N SPORE RDAM HULL HMBC 29/6 24/7 l/t Ttp lty7 13/1 22/8 l|fß lit nit 6/9 3/9 HENRIETTE SCHULTE411 words
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Advertisement717 1988-06-20 26 KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. 'K'linb RAINBOW BRIDGE NEPTUNE GARNET ORIENTAL FREEDOM ORIENTAL FAITH RAINBOW BRIDGE NEPTUNE GARNET ORIENTAL FREEDOM ORIENTAL FAITH N. AMERICA-ATLANTIC COAST VOY 'INDO 13 19/6 VOY LB 12 14/S •PK/PNG 20# 27 4/7 up •PK/PNG *INDO 2S/S 26# N. AMERICA PACIFIC SOUTH-WEST N. AMERICA PACIFIC NORTH-WEST CHICAGO717 words
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Advertisement336 1988-06-20 26 Accepting LCL and South Africa cargo** Diract to Durban PEIil C Town In Pt W 10/7 W NEDLLOYD BANGKOK 0001 NEDLLOYD COLOMBO 5635F OSAKA MARU S74of CANOPUS 0501F HAYAKANA MARU 5438 C VIRGO (BOIG VAAL SS36C P.EIil C Town Durt> 13/6 14/6 17/6 5/6 7/6 14/6 25/6 26/6 29/6 J«rd336 words
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Advertisement589 1988-06-20 26 •M INDIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accapltng FCL/FCL Container* ORIENT SUCCESS V 1» INDIAN COURIER V 31N V NANDINI V UM TIGER lAY V X VISHVA PARMAL V !%H ORIENT SUCCESS V lit INOIAN COURIER V »N TIGER BAY V IM ORIENT SUCCESS V.UI SO MANIPUR V M TIGER BAT V589 words
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Advertisement866 1988-06-20 27 NEPTUNE AGENCIES PTE LTD. FE EU/AUST TPA/SEA Omtfil EnaulrtM: T«fc 17X177 Ttnmiul CFS BOOKINGS: UKK3 VtSO 721X2 *****53 27*111 77*114 r 1 —r uM| ncpline son. BHD mm NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD !£T SmmZMww J Mrt NEPLINE SDN BHD. 2MM/23M1 mau mac 27*111 27*111 27*111 27*1« INWARD/OUTWARD ENQUIRIES *****44 FM866 words
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Advertisement508 1988-06-20 27 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO P KELANG, PENANG. KEELUNG. BUSAN. INCHON WEF JUNE:1) BUSAN M4QAPORE 2) SINGAPORE' KEELUNO 10 DAYS SERVICE H SERVICE!! Nam ITO K SPORE PKELANC KEE BUSAN HO JI NtSDonam/WN 71-23/N# 25-2 MI <B-OM>7 04-OM7 10/07 No Donam/MSN IIA* 2MI/V 02-0307 Ull/B7508 words
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Advertisement817 1988-06-20 27 r 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 ***** PENANC p KELANC MESSRS HAI THONG SHIPPING 127 Pening Street. Pentng, Malaysia M/S HANDLING SYSTOI CO817 words
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Advertisement234 1988-06-20 28 SINGAPORE SHIPPING j/SF CORPORATION (PTE.) LTD. TEL 225 6868 <30 Lmes< FAX *****39 *****76 TELEX RS ***** A B SSCMA R6 ***** A B SSCAO VE.B DEUTFRACHT'SEEREEDEREI RQSTOO "Aaaptinf carfo far Hong Kang, •man. Taftyo ant Kate. REGULAR CONVENTIONAL SERVICE TO EUROPE COTTBUS Ml KXKNMjftc ym h». tii i "Aha234 words
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Miscellaneous175 1988-06-20 28 *0 > 03 25R yi r Regional Weather 'i. Ti < »'iw m S< I s« kc'4 I 5 1£ Li! SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. June 20, 1988 •c O w Wind direction with speed m knots Wove height LEGEND R Thunderstorm Temperature c V Shower175 words
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Advertisement542 1988-06-20 29 SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE. LTD Bl -JTel *****66 (16 l ines) Fai *****1S ji ii »j.II w;ii« I I I" ,1, <.. KAOSHIUNG. KOBE. MANILA, BUSAN, MCBON, TOKYO, YOKOHAMA, OSAKA, COUMOO, CALCUTTA, FELIXSTOWE, HAMBURG, OOMGAY, SYDNEY, MOB, KARACHI, CMTTAGONG, LEGHORN, JAKARTA. NAGOYA, GOTBHMIBB. ALL EUROPE BASE PORTS All USA PORTS Also542 words
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Advertisement638 1988-06-20 29 UNIPACIFIC TRANS TRADING AGEN' V PTE. LTD. SINGAPORE TEL: *****44 {9 LINES) FAX: 533 K < IRAQI LINE !r IRAQI STATE ENTERPRISE FOR MARITiHF TSi* WEST BOUND SERVICE HA S PORE LOADING FOB HA S PORE HIV BABYLON 30/s THROUGH R/U tt BAGHDAD UPON REQUEST ALSO ACCEPTING CONTAINERS UPTO AQARA638 words
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Advertisement561 1988-06-20 30 m FINE-LINER shipping 1 PTE LTD I /'o Shenton *iy 01 f).'C W inn i m u-S pore 070/ TFI *****7/ (8 l.nes) tlx rs fiinep fA« .vx>y> SERVICE S3i:y 1» IS 14 far east service IT* IK 14 14 Hamburg West Germany Tiger Line BEN LINE AGENCIES (S) PTE.561 words
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Advertisement304 1988-06-20 31 -r-1 r I t\ SEABRIDGE TRANSPORT SINGAPORE MALAYSIA (A member of the JEURO GROUP of COMPANIES. Japan) Singapore: *****11 Tlx: R*****1 SEAAIR Fax: *****30 Warehouse at PSA Multistorey Complex: *****06 Malaysia: *****33 Tlx: MA37ISO Pax: *****68 WEEKLY FROM Singapore Port Kelang Penang UK/EUROPE: FAR EAST United Kington Bangkok, Hong Kong,304 words
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Advertisement252 1988-06-20 31 NEW CALEDONIA TAHITI SIN 23/6, 28/6 NOUMEA 3/7 PAPEETE 12/8 MAURITIUS REUNION ISLAND SIN 26/6, 28/6 PORT LOUIS 6/7 REUNION 11/7 FRANCE SIN 27/6 MARSEILLE 18/7 LE HAVRE 2/8 3 cu WEST AFRICA SERVICE CASABLANCA/NOUAKCHOTT/DAKAR/BANJUL/ CONAKRY/COTONOU/LIBREVILLE/ P. NOIRE/MATADI Thru direct B/L to BAMAKO/NIAMEY/ OUAGADOUGOU/BANGUI/KINSHASA fW iM T«fc *****86 TLX R8252 words
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Advertisement351 1988-06-20 31 1 1 TEL: *****11 FAX: 7J***** TELEX: RS M4II SKHST 1 LCL/FCL SERVICE lEssiEainiiEanEaEsi! As r rargo Kff. V, PAOmSMJV, n<NA ri HONG f"f Kf L A\f» R i c >A% jAT A* f MA A»SA BMUNf PORTS f H Pf i'SA CANADA AUSTRAL a MERCANTILE CONSOLIDATORS MERCANTILE CONSOLIDATORS (SINGAPORE)351 words
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Advertisement595 1988-06-20 31 GLORY NAVIGATION GROUP BE6ULAR LINER SERVICE TAIWAN TO SINGAPORE ASEAN DIRECT WEEKLY TO PORT KELANG/PENANG •AT ATTRACTIVE RATES' 6LORY SCUT AN VII VJ3 22/1 GLORY SELATAN V V 14/S PR bin kaoh m 6 VESSELS OF LOG CARRIERS 5 VESSELS OF BRAND NEW TWIN DECKERS ON REGULAR LINER SERVICE FROM595 words
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Advertisement303 1988-06-20 31 PTC CONTAINER LINES FCI ICI SERVICf P*C GfJOUP C/CJ CARGO IN CONTAINER CO LTD FULLY CONTAINERISED/RO-RO VESSEL. 23/6 HAIRATAN/KABUL/TOURGHUNDI WORLD FREIGHT SERVICES LTD International NVOCC Container Liner Weekly Service To and From U.K. (Accepting cargoes for all inland destinations in U.K. Qpnerjl Agert' POH TIONG CHOON SHIPPING (PTE] LTD TEL303 words
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Advertisement264 1988-06-20 32 ticii Sun Hup Co (Ptc) ltd "t I >!« T l > l(S %MS .'ll.. \N \|< I I\ I Is tI STRAITS/ JAPAN/ STRAITS SERVICE SPECIALIST IN RO-RO HEAVY LIFT NOTE: ALSO CALLING OTHER JAPANESE PORTS, HONGKONG, TAIWAN i CHINESE PORTS. SUBJECT INDUCEMENT IMLintermaritime SOUTHERN AFRICA SERVICE KK SPORE264 words
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Advertisement94 1988-06-20 32 \TN WEEKLY LCL/FCL CONSOL SERVICE L.A., SFO, NEW YORK LONDON, MARSEILLES MPPMG (S| PTE LTI Tel: *****88 (8 Line#) Tlx: RS ***** 6 B. S» Ob BANGLADESH NATIONAL LINE i Bangladesh Gnvfrnmpnt E nfprprisO fcifcr EXPRESS/\ SERVICE SPORE Urmi VMM 20-22/1 FTIN6 TNK UP TO DHAKA fluents JN'PACIFIC TPANS A94 words
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