The Business Times, 22 May 1989

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES MCI (P) 45/12/88 MONDAY, MAY 22, 1989 75 CENTS
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    NWC expected to propose higher pay increase
    627 1  -  INCREMENT TO INCLUDE CUMULATIVE VARIABLE PAYMENT By ANNA TEO A PAY RISE equitable with a healthy economy, with emphasis on a cumulative lump-sum portion, is expected to be proposed by the National Wages Council for 1989. The tripartite body, which will wrap up
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  • Article
    SIA's after-tax profits jump 64pc to $985 million
    564 1  -  By ELAINE KOH SINGAPORE AIRLINES recorded a 64 per cent jump in net profit to $985.3 million, which spells another bumper year for the national carrier. The results were achieved amid relatively low fuel prices and higher traffic and yields. One milestone
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    Lock icon Beijing sealed off but students remain defiant
    455 1 Agencies STUDENTS occupying Tiananmen Square in violation of martial law yesterday rejected a reported ultimatum by Premier Li Peng to leave by dawn or face a military attack, and troops occupied major state-run news organisations. Soldiers sealed off Beijing by setting up roadblocks,
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    HK in massive show of support
    504 1  -  By FOO CHOY PENG, i, Hongkong Correspondent IN THE LARGEST turnout in more than two decades, about 400,000 Hongkong residents took to the streets yesterday in a spirited show of support for the student demonstrations in Beijing. Many observers were encouraged by the exceptionally
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    S'pore Malay-Muslim Development Congress achieves its objective
    513 1  -  By SHOEB KAGDA AFTER THREE DAYS of heated debate and some soul searching, the Singapore Malay-Muslim Development Congress ended yesterday by achieving what it had set out to do bringing together some of the best minds within the community to discuss its future.
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      287 1 Did you miss BT's Weekend Edition? IF YOU ARE a Business Times subscriber and you did not receive the May 20-21 Weekend Edition of BT, please call Simon Loh (BT Circulation) on 255-0011. We are monitoring the efficiency of our circulation and vendor services and would appreciate feedback from our
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      30 1 <]$[+&)&]]^"_~["*.!'^$]:=-+{,$[ Focus, PAQE 10 wte' competitive spffrt and tnthuwßn lo meet your needs. As Japan's international airline we are bound by our own unique corporate sense of honor to fuMI promises
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    197 1 MANAGEMENT THE SIGNS are that unicorns, dragons and the tike will soon be joined on the list of mythical beasts by a modern equivalent: the general manager. This poor creature, reports MICHAEL DIXON, is defined as someone competent to run an organisation of whatever sort regardless of
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  • MANAGEMENT
    • Article, Illustration
      Lock icon The very model of a mythical manager
      1187 2  -  By MICHAEL DIXON FT THE SIGNS are that unicorns, dragons and the like will soon be joined on the list of mythical beasts by a modern equivalent: the general manager. This poor creature is defined as someone competent to run an organisation of
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      Getting it right the first time round
      932 2  -  By FLORENCE CHONG DANIEL KWOK is obsessed with the pursuit of quality. He is driven by what he calls a "zero defect attitude". A practitioner of a branch of management known as quality management what companies can do to avoid making costly mistakes
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      Lock icon How important are ethical issues?
      518 3  -  By MICHAEL SKAPINKER FT ARE AMERICAN MANAGERS more ethical than their British counterparts? They are certainly keener on drawing up codes of ethics. US academics also seem to spend more of their time thinking about ethical issues. In the US, there are more than 500
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      Acceptance and understanding
      669 3  -  What concerns Asian women executives in the workforce By CHUANG PECK MING THE BRA-BURNING, streetmarching protests of feminist radicalism in the United States and Europe do not turn on Singapore women executives and their sisters in the Asean countries. Women executives in this part of the world
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      Game for management?
      258 3 PIT YOUR management and business wits against those of your rivals. And have fun at the same time. The National Management Game is here again. The annual game, starting at the end of June, is based on a computer-simula-tion of business life in which participating teams of
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      How to keep a new business from sinking
      828 3  -  t!/Spotlight on Management By ONG YEW HUAT (Ong Yew Huat is a director at Ernst and Whinnoy Consultants Pte Ltd.) NOT MANY emerging businesses last. Often, a strong belief in your product is not enough to guarantee success. The realisation that an
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      209 2 MULTI-MODAL SEA TRANSHIPMENT 'II I I 1992/ T FREIGHT ASIA-PACIFIC TRADE CURRENCY /FLUCTUATION I II I I TRANSPORT I HE event of 1989. An unrivalled showcase for multi-modal freight, transport and distribution in the Asia Pacific. Vital topics include... The impact of 1992... Role of computers... Intra-Asian trade... Transhipment... Currency
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      316 2 DARWIN. You've never experienced anything quite like it Hand-feed thousands of fish. Spend a a night with a camel. Take your k chances at the roulette table. And f unwind at the end of the day in the sheer luxury of a 5-star hotel. V That's only some of the
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  • ASIA-PACIFIC
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      Lock icon South Korea, US wrap up trade agreement
      476 4 AFP THE US and South Korea have reached a full trade accord as Washington accepted Seoul's proposal for the opening of its agricultural market, South Korean Trade and Industry Minister has announced. Mr Han Seung-Soo told a press conference last Saturday that the
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      Lock icon American officials still not satisfied with access to chip market
      351 4 FT SENIOR US Trade Representative officials remain "highly dissatisfied" with US penetration of Japan's semiconductor market, and heard nothing in bilateral talks which ended on Friday that would stop them listing semiconductors in a Super 301 action, a US trade
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      Lock icon LDP reeling from triple blow to political supremacy
      464 4 Reuter JAPAN'S ruling party is grappling not only with a messy financial scandal but also with the disintegration of an electoral base which ensured it victory in every national vote since 1955, according to political analysts. It has taken a major crisis
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      Lock icon Thai trade team visiting Burma
      81 4 AFP A POWERFUL trade delegation from Thailand led by Commerce Minister Subin Pinkayan arrived in Rangoon last Saturday, Burmese radio reported. It said the Thai delegation, including 21 government officials and 17 private businessmen, was welcomed at Rangoon airport by Colonel Abel, Burma's Minister of
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      Lock icon Japanese investors concerned about Philippine stability
      257 4 AFP JAPANESE INVESTORS in the Philippines are concerned about infrastructure and the security situation in the country, a Philippines official said. "They were concerned about infrastructure mainly, and secondly about the peace and order situation," said Trade Undersecretary Tomas Alcantara of the visiting Keidanren
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      Lock icon Aquino urged to let Marcos return
      356 4 AP PHILIPPINE senator Juan Ponce Enrile yesterday said that President Corazon Aquino should display leadership by allowing ailing former president Ferdinand Marcos to return from Hawaii to die in his homeland. Mr Enrile, a former defence minister instrumental in Mr Marcos's 1986 overthrow, spoke
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      Lock icon Khmer Rouge agrees on non-communist govt
      142 4 Reuter CHINA has said that the Khmer Rouge, whose radical revolution killed more than a million Cambodians in the *****, accepts there should be a non-communist government after a settlement of the 10-year conflict. Beijing Radio last Friday quoted Prince Norodom Sihanouk, the veteran
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      Lock icon Phnom Penh marks 'Day of Hate'
      238 4 AFP CAMBOOIA marked last Saturday a "Day ot Hate" against the Khmer Rouge at a time when the resistance group's role in the country's political future has become central to a settlement of the Cambodian conflict. The "National Day of Hate against the Genocidal
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      896 4 ARRIVALS Operator Service Local From number rtmo MAU AAK742 0910 AAtU MAS AAH653 0910 PEN MAS AAH630 0920 KUL SU SQ103 0950 KUL CPX CX710 1000 CGK KLM KL841 1055 AAAS/KM GU GA960 1100 CGK SU SQ105 1105 KUL MAS MH642 1120 KUL MA 1421 1130 RWN
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      157 4 ITALIAN HI-TECH FOR THE CHEMICAL, PHARMACEUTICAL OIL INDUSTRIES An opportunity to view the latest developments in Italian equipment for the chemical, pharmaceutical and oil industries. CHEMASIA '89 offers the trade a chance to meet some Italian exportoriented companies who specialise in the supply of complete plants as well as in
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      39 4 The business person's choice every Tuesday, Thursday Saturday and Sunday. Leasing Changi Airport at 22£$ hours and arriving at Lester B. Pearson International Airport the following day. Clilyour Trtxel Agent or Air Ctnxb M 7J*****. IiHEATH 01' FRESH AIR
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      63 4 wm L'W/y Max/ Not* Singapore OUTLOOK: Showers over several areas In Report fof 24 hour* prior to 7.30pm on May 21 at unav 25/15 Clear 33/24 Cloudy 31/24 Clear Mexico City Miami Montreal Moscow Nassau New DettW New York Nicosia Oslo Paris Perth Rio 'Janeiro Rom* Son Fris'co Son Juan
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  • REST OF THE WORLD
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      Lock icon US trade policy upsets its OECD partners
      382 5 AFP THE United States and its main trading partners, Japan and the 12-nation European Community (EC), are on a collision course over US trade policy ahead of a ministerial meeting of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), economic diplomats said. They
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      Lock icon Improved harvests ease grain shortage
      377 5 Reuter THE THREAT of a major world grain shortage has waned due to better world harvests, but it could return if there is another drought, grain experts in Brussels said. At a world grain conference called "Coping with Crisis", European Commission DirectorGeneral for Agriculture Guy
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      Lock icon EC to maintain tariff cuts for developing countries
      257 5 AFP, Reuter THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY has said that the amount of exports from developing countries which would benefit from dutyfree access to EC markets in 1990 should be left unchanged. The EC's executive commission said in a statement that it wanted the
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      Lock icon EC makes progress on monetary union
      578 5 AFP Reuter OVERCOMING British resistance, European Community finance ministers have agreed to prepare the first moves towards EC economic and monetary union. They have also favoured a scaled-back plan to harmonise indirect taxation, as part of the EC single market due to come into
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      Lock icon US sets conditions for talks on limiting SNF
      418 5 AFP THE United States has told West Germany it would accept negotiations on limiting short-range nuclear forces (SNF) in Europe only after significant progress has been made on reducing conventional weapons, US Secretary of State James Baker said on Saturday. "We think
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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      93 5 Dxmesbury TMMSSiP,B.D.!HE AVSMR.REAGANS TEAIDIPtfT GO GOOD! THROUGH! 1 MAYBE NOW HE'LL GET BACK INTO POLITICS MHERB HE'S Ndepep! ever since he reTIREO, THINGS HAVE BEEN GOING TO HELL IN A HANDBASKET! s-* 19k 7Z L mm i m*3 A BY GARRY TRUDEAU IFBUSHPOESNT 6ETON THE BALL FAST, GORPfS GONNA MAKE
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Lock icon Soviet currency losing value
      906 6 AP THE ROUBLE is fast becoming a sec-ond-rate currency in the Soviet Union. More people are insisting on foreign money for their services, or rejecting all money in favour of bartering for products in short supply. Salaries have been rising, but state stores remain so poorly
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      Lock icon Government Securities Market
      106 6 OCBC Bank THE SGS PRICE rallied on a positive producer price index and optimism of easier interest rates. The five-year July moved higher to 99.20-25 from the opening of 98.95-00 before closing for the week at 99.08-13. The two-year April bond was also traded higher to 100.25-30
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      Lock icon Forex markets
      869 6 AFP ALMOST all regional currencies dipped against the stronger US dollar during the week as the yen touched an 18-month low and the Australian and New Zealand units also took a battering. The Hongkong. Taiwan and Singapore dollars all lost ground against the greenback as did the South
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      Asian $ market
      245 6 Asian market ASIAN CURRENCY avorago deposit rato* for 1 «nd«d May 18 Mgh RICES Low us S 7 doy» 9 5/8 9 S/S 1 manrti 9 S/8 9 9/16 3 —Ol 9 S/8 9 9/16 3 momtn 9 9/16 9 9/16 6 morttw 9 9/16 9 1/2 9 n>mi#» 9
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      Prime lending rates
      498 6 Indicates ItM average of lha prime tending rates of 12 major banks In B'pors PLR of banks at the close of business on Thursday. May 18 as supplied by the Association of Banks in Singapore: BANK PLR A6N Bonk 6* Allied Irish Bonk PIC 6% Americon Express
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      Lock icon Gold & Financial futures
      373 6 Gold Financial futures Sin Huat Bullion (S) ON two previous occasions this year, Loco-London gold attempted to break conclusively below U*****.00 per troy oz and each time, one factor or another such as bargain hunting, fears of higher inflation or a simple lack of follow- through selling, thwarted success. Last
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      Comex gold/silver futures
      196 6 Gold futures on May 19, 1989 100 troy ouncas, USS par troy a jnca 8ottto H1X0 (70 xo .00 -JO -JO -10 -30•40 -*> -SO -00 Moy km M g Oct Ok F«b 90 Apr Jar A-9 Oct Ok fab 3*7.40 364.90 369.90 372.00 377XX) 381.00 388.20
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      152 6 Packing a work of art is a work of art 79 N The key to successful moving is perfect packing We specialise in packing and moving delicate and valuable items. In fact, just the sort of things you've probably been collecting here Two thirds of our staff are actually involved
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      171 6 What legal options do you have if you cannot produce this document now? JT l> *C* A A The answer, quite simply, is none Because according to the Income Tax Act, records and documents must be produced in their original form when requested any time within 12 years. But imagine
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon Stable prices cool fears of interest rate rise in Japan
      469 7 Reuter THE UNEXPECTEDLY LOW 2.5 per cent rise in Japan's April wholesale prices from a year earlier has cooled chances the Bank of Japan will raise its key interest rate, economists said. Financial markets had speculated that the 3 per
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      Lock icon Fed body voted in March to keep rates steady
      507 7 AP POLICYMAKERS at the US Federal Reserve the American central bank voted in March to hold interest rates steady unless the slowing of economic growth proved inadequate to restrain inflation, according to minutes of the meeting released last Friday. The Federal
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    • SMALL CHANGE
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        Jumping on the bandwagon
        112 7 IN ITS REPORT on OCBC Bank's change of logo and corporate name, BT noted that many banks have opted for "shorter, snappier names" in recent years. And First City National Bank of Houston has made it clear it has also jumped on the bandwagon. Responding to
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        A well-kept secret
        109 7 THE PERFORMANCE of fledgling Rabobank Asia so outstripped the expectations of its head office in Utrecht that the local branch never got wind of how impressed the head office was. At a press conference to announce the official opening of the local branch, which began operations in
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      New GM for United Merchant Bank
      94 7 UNITED Merchant Bank, a subsidiary of United Overseas Bank, has appointed Or Oavid Turner as its general manager and chief executive. Dr Turner, 49. has more than 15 years of banking experience in corporate finance and investment management. Before joining the UOB group, he
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      Lock icon 'China's debt service below critical level'
      566 7 Reuter PROTESTING STUDENTS in Beijing may be concerned about their country's growing foreign debt but as far as bankers and analysts in Hongkong are concerned China is still a good risk at least for the moment. "China is still a 'good guy' in the
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      Lock icon Soviets make debut at bond dealers' meeting
      472 7 Reuter SOVIET BANKERS have for the first time joined in one of the capitalist world's most free-wheeling rituals the annual conference of the Association of International Bond Dealers (AIBD). Sergei Osinyagov, head of bond trading at Moscow's Bank for Foreign Affairs, and Evgeni
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      149 7 Yahoo! It's ,US beef-on-the-wagoff month again. fAjV May2—3l. t vf>T. Right from the ranch comes this month's selection of succulent roast US beef l For 15 for lunch or dinner, taste tender roast beef done in traditional style With hearty servings of gravy, Yorkshire pudding and vegetables o start off
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      4 7 See FOCUS, PAGE 10
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      74 7 Thai flies non-stop to Bangkok B times a day, everyday 365 days a year. Flying to Bangkok is easier with Thai. With three convenientlytimed departures per day, everyday 365 days a year. And our smooth-running schedule quite naturally extends into smooth service. Because we believe that the personal touch can
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      190 8 IF YOU SPECIALISE IN FINANCE, SHOULDN'T YOUR INFORMATION SOURCE DO THE SAME? 1 In today's financial world, a profit can turn into a loss in a matter of seconds. Which'is why i 1 your screen gets your undivided attention. At Telerate, we've given our undivided attention to the world's financial
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  • COMMODITIES
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      Palm Oil
      265 9 THE Malaysian crude palm oil (cpo) market was easier last week with the May delivery average price closing at M 5952 per tonne last Thursday against M 5966 per tonne the previous Friday. June delivery average price dropped Ms 9 to M 5952 per tonne. The market was
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      Produce Prices
      124 9 Chinese Produce Exchange Setters' noon dosing prices on May 20 (SV'OO kg) Coconut oil Bulk FOB 106.00 OM drum FOB 116.00 Now drum FOB 120.00 Copra Mixed (loose) 62 Pepper WJrtTOn WTNTt FOB NLW 595.00 Sarawak white FOB faq NLW 585.00 Sarawak spodal Made FOB NLW 420.00 Sarawak
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      Rubber
      169 9 THE Malaysian rubber market extended the previous week's losses with June International One RSS Buyer closing at 272.00 sen per kg last Thursday, six sen lower from a week earlier. The market was closed last Friday for a public holiday. Dealers attributed the downward trend to a continued lack
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      Lock icon Crude Oil and Products
      137 9 Telerate FUEL OIL started the week on a bearish note as many players believed that there would be a surplus of end-May-June avails. As the week progressed, cargoes were discovered to have al- ready been committed. Regional demand for first to second half June CST-180 helped
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      London Markets
      190 9 London Commodity Exchange Buyer/Seller closing prices on May 19 (£/tonne unless specified). Previous closing prices in parenthesis. Coffee Basis in-store London, sellers option CIF London May 1335/1399 (1420/1475) High/Low 1438/1290 My 1228/1229 0222/1225) High/low 1252/1226 Sates (4415) Cocoa May 717/720 (695/699) High/Low 720/698 July 736/738 (705/706) Mgh/Low 739/710
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      Soybean
      218 9 CHICAGO Board of Trade soybean futures ended the week fractionally mixed, giving up larger advances achieved earlier in the session, traders said. While the market had a firm undertone and was underpinned by lack of country movement, there was no change in the weather outlook for the near term
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      Wheat
      207 9 SCATTERED RAINS over the US plains and a lack of confirmation of rumoured Chinese export demand pressured Chicago Board of Trade soft red winter wheat, which closed lower last Friday, traders said. "We're only a few weeks away from full bore harvest (in some US locations) and still not
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      KL Tin
      193 9 DEPRESSED SENTIMENT led to the Kuala Lumpur Tin Market (KLTM) price closing lower last week at M 527.10 per kg last Thursday. 84 sen lower from the previous Friday. Dealers said prices dropped during the week following the absence of buying demand in line with bearish sentiment on
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      Lock icon Washington raises fuel economy standards for cars
      270 9 UPI THE US government, citing the need to reduce the country's dependence on foreign oil. has raised fuel economy standards for 1990 model cars in a move also sought by environmentalists to reduce pollution and global warming. In a speech in Chicago last
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      Lock icon Precious metals hit by strength of US$
      1152 9 AFP DOLLAR STRENGTH after news of a significant reduction in the US trade deficit in March was the primary influence on commodity market movements over the past week. Platinum led a downturn among precious metals, reaching its lowest level since September last year.
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      Lock icon Falling gold price threatens marginal mines in S Africa
      462 9 AP THE falling world gold price, at its lowest since 1986, caused two gold mines in South Africa to suspend stock exchange trading on Friday, and about 15 marginally profitable mines may close if the price drops further. South Africa is
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      66 9 Ca/tier GRIFFE LA TABLE M m m MB §1 ley mu/t" de Cartier Boutique/ SINGAPORE 01-36, Lucky Plaza. 304 Orchard Road Tel: *****27 #01-04, Hilton Shopping Gallery, 581, Orchard Road Tel: *****95 A Carrier Table' featuring the new collection and a specially designed menu offers a unique experience at The
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  • FOCUS
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      Lock icon Beijing residents defy martial law
      691 10 Reuter, AP, AFP MORE THAN a million people of Beijing took over their city in open revolt on Sunday, defying a government which ordered martial law to control pro-democracy protests. However, a spokesman for the Beijing municipal government said that People s Liberation Army troops
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      Lock icon China seen as high-risk country
      907 10 Once regarded as a lucrative market, China may now be shunned by foreign investors in view of the widespread demonstrations that have plunged the country into turmoil. FOCUS also takes a look at the situation in Beijing, Deng Xiaoping's role and the students' view of
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      Lock icon Deng's changes ironically help pave the way for protests
      365 10 NYT IF, AS IS widely presumed, Deng Xiaoping made the key decision to call in the army to crack down on the demonstrators in Beijing protesters who have demanded his retirement he becomes a paradoxical, possibly even tragic figure. For it
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      Lock icon Student leaflets offer insight into high-level manoeuvring
      364 10 AFP BEIJING UNIVERSITY student leaflets distributed in Beijing on Saturday offered an unofficial insight into the high-level manoeuvring which resulted in the reported replacement of embattled party general secretary Zhao Ziyang by Prime Minister Li Peng. The leaflets, which have been on city
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      203 10 THE MOST SOUGHT AFTER UM\ W 1Vj= f< ft 4'^:1 Sign up now for the most fascinating and successful fashion event Hong Kong Fashion Week 1990, to be held at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre from January 17-20, 1990. Hong Kong Fashion Week '89 marked a milestone for
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  • Page 10 Miscellaneous
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  • THE ARTS
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      Lock icon Wings on their feet, fire in their bellies
      635 11  -  DANCE By LISA LEE WITH THE ROUSING tempo of each well-chosen bit of music, great bodies and a keen sense of fun, the Las Ballet Jazz de Montreal was everything it was made out to be. This was especially evident in Big
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      S'pore troupe celebrates its first year
      293 11  -  By Lisa Lee FOR THOSE who remember the long incubation period before the birth of a professional ballet troupe for Singapore, the good news is that the Singapore Dance Theatre (SDT) turns one year old next month, and is raring to go. For their
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      Lock icon Uncertain times at the Royal Ballet
      1126 11 NYT ANTHONY DOWELL, the longtime premier danseur of Britain's Royal Ballet, sat in his modest office at the Royal Opera House, a leg gracefully stretched across a chair, and summed up how his life has changed since he became artistic director of the company
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      Lock icon When the applause is not for the work of art...
      1041 11  -  AUCTIONS By JOHN RUSSELL NYT NOT SO LONG AGO, art auction rooms were the refuge of a tiny group of professionals who sat in silence, barely moving an eyelid, as lot followed lot and the auctioneer deciphered their every tiny
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      Lock icon Young directors make an impact in Cannes
      873 12  -  CINEMA By VINCENT CANBY NYT IT'S STILL anybody's guess how the 10-member jury will vote, but last Wednesday, at the halfway point in the 42d Cannes International Film Festival, one thing is obvious: directors who have been big festival favourites in the past
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      1075 13  -  MUSIC Bv BERNARD HOLLAND NYT NEXT MONTH'S winner of the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition will almost certainly be a brilliant technical player. But whether this same player will also be a well-rounded and versatile musician is another question. Complete musicianship
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      313 13 NYT CARL PHILIPP EMANUEL BACH, who in 1762 set the standard for what a piano-playing musician should be, would find his heirs more likely playing in jazz clubs than in New York's Carnegie Hall. Far removed from the Cho-pin-Tchaikovsky-Rachmaninoff virtuosos being turned out by
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      Lock icon NY to greet summer with music festival
      403 13 NYT THE NEW YORK International Festival of the Arts is presenting a citywide, daylong music festival, called Fete de la Musioue, on June 21, the first day of simmer. Details of the festival, which is named after the annual simmer solstice celebration in
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      831 12 ra Where to entertain... Where toentertain... Where to entertain... Where to '(in J* Hong Kong Buffet 16-31 May Tuck into these dishes from the Fragrant Harbour: roast duck, barbecued meats, claypot specialities. Desserts include gingko nuts in barley soup and red bean paste. Lunch and Dinner. Adults: $14.50+ Children: $9+
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      663 13 mmMm (mbssjmd CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 See a girl to be of quality (5) 6 Game between equals? (5) 9 The bit ot drink I get on with (7) 10 A film that's been cut? (5) 11 Girl with the figure of a child? (5) 12 Figure the water will
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      1284 13 TV and RADIO Screen legend .en mi 1 V t:V Spenc#r Tracy wd Katharine Hepburn In Out 80L OUR CHOICE THE SPENCER TRACY LEGACY: A TRIBUTE BY KATHARINE HEPBURN, 10.25pm, Ch 12 One of America's most talented actors, Spencer Tracy, is remembered by his longtime friend, Katharine Hepburn, in this
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      Field day for oldies of the road
      688 14  -  DICKSON VINTAGE EQUATOR RUN By A SURENDREN THE DICKSON Vintage Equator Run roared off to Desaru, in Johor, and back last Friday and Saturday. Competitors, driving their precious vintage cars, were made to go through tough terrain, including oil palm estates. In the
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      789 14 TENNIS AP, Reuter ANDRE AGASSI reached his first tournament final in eight months on Saturday as he used a blistering forehand for a 6-3, 6-4 victory over Sergio Bruguera in the Italian Open tennis championships. Alberto Mancini of Argentina, seeded No 11, celebrated his 20th
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      394 14 MOTOR-RACING AP, AFP DANNY SULLIVAN, ignoring the pain and discomfort caused by his broken right forearm, was the fastest of Saturday s early qualifiers for the Indianapolis 500. The 39-year-old driver turned a 10-mile, four-lap average of 216.027 mph (347.652 kph) with
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      460 14 GOLF AP AUSTRALIAN lAN BAKER-FINCH shot a 5-under-par 65 and stretched his lead to four strokes on Saturday in the third round of the Colonial National Invitation tournament in Fort Worth, Texas. Baker-Finch, a one-shot leader at the end of the first and second rounds,
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      255 14 CYCLING Reuter AMERICAN Andrew Hampsten donned the number one shirt yesterday to lead a 198-strong pack of riders on one of the most gruelling editions of the Giro d'ltalia cycle race. Hampsten, 27, who last year became the first American to win the prestigious cycle race,
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      407 14 BASKETBALL AP WITH Magic Johnson on the bench due to foul trouble, the Los Angeles Lakers got help from some unexpected sources. Orlando Woolridge scored nine of his 13 points in the final 16 minutes, blocked a shot and was a force under the boards
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      Lock icon Sunday Silence peaks Easy Goer for Preakness
      469 14 HORSE-RACING AP SUNDAY SILENCE battled Easy Goer the length ot the Pimlico stretch and won the Preakness in a photo finish on Saturday to place himself on the threshold of winning horse racing's Triple Crown. A foul claim was filed against Sunday Silence
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  • COMPANIES & STOCK MARKETS
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      Jardine group to expand businesses in region
      507 15 SEVERAL ACQUISITIONS ON THE CARDS JARDINE PACIFIC, the trading and services arm of the Jardine Matheson Holdings group in Hongkong, has plans to expand businesses in the region, which may include retailing interests in Singapore and Taiwan. According to a report in the
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      387 15 Bernama. THE MASTER Builders' Association Malaysia (MBAM) has appealed to the government to reject the proposed cement buyout move by Malayan Cement Bhd to prevent any further hike in the price of cement. Its president. Mr Siah Kwee Mow, said in a statement over the
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      Lock icon Ernst & Whinney, Young to keep earnings separate
      367 15 Ernst Whinney, Young to keep earnings separate FT EARNINGS OF partners of auditing firms Ernst Whinney and Arthur Young are likely to be kept separate in some countries for a period because of differences in profitability. This gives an indication of the difficulties still to be tackled by the two
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      Orders continue to fill Keppel's Philippine yards' books
      414 15  -  Companies expect another bullish year By WILLIAM CHIA THE Philippines-listed subsidiary of Keppel Corporation expects another bullish year for shiprepair and shipbuilding as orders continue to pour In. Keppel Shipyard, in the latest issue of its newsletter, Keppel Now. said Keppel Philippines
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      Lock icon IOI seeks KLSE listing for plantations unit
      378 15 MBT INDUSTRIAL OXYGEN INC (101) is seeking a stock exchange listing in Kuala Lumpur for its whol-ly-owned subsidiary Dynamic Plantations, according to sources. It is believed that an application for listing on the main board of the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (KLSE) has
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      Lock icon MAS to have majority stake in firm marketing Abacus system in M'sia
      388 15 MBT MALAYSIA Airlines will have a majority stake in a national marketing company (NMC) which will market the Abacus computerised reservation system in Malaysia. Managing director Tan Sri Haji Abdul Aziz Abdul Rahman said the NMC will be
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      Lock icon Foreign stake in Public Bank hits 30pc ceiling
      188 15 MBT FOREIGN SHAREHOLDING in Public Bank reached the 30 per cent limit last Thursday. With this, its share registrar will reject any transfer of shares in favour of foreign persons, including Singaporeans, until the foreign ownership level drops below 30 per cent
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      Lock icon Perlis Plantations on expansion drive
      237 15 Bernama PERLIS PLANTATIONS BHD is on the look-out for opportunities to improve its business, chairman Geh Ik Cheong said. Speaking to reporters after the company's annual general meeting in Kuala Lumpur last week, he said the merger with sister companies Federal Flour Mills Bhd and
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      Lock icon Kian Joo Can expects 29pc rise in profits
      131 15 MBT PACKAGING manufacturer Kian Joo Can Factory (KJCF) expects to ring up some M 515.5 million in group pre-tax profits for the current year on an estimated turnover of Msl6s million. Compared to 1988 earnings of M 512.05 million and turnover of
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        1709 16  -  r i Singapore P Li 4 By HERMAN PHUA NOW THAT the psychological 1,300-barrier has been breached by the Straits Times Industrials Index, market pundits are looking to the STII-1,390 mark as the next significant test. This was the level at
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        SES SHARE INFORMATION
        6251 16 1989 High Low Tel Code Company Last Sale MAY 18 -♦Of. Vol (•000) Week High Low Last Quote Buyer Seller Gr's Dtv Dtv C'vr Gr's Y'ld Net P/E M Cap Smll SESDAQ 168 93 180 70% 94 100 101 82% 190 91% 104 144 100 87% 120
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        Lock icon Light selling escalates into panic sell-off
        613 17 *1 t j I Hongkong M DBS Securities THE SPREAD of the student unrest in Beijing sent jitters through the Hongkong market. Despite positive overseas sentiment, the Hongkong bourse was continuously suppressed as a result of the students' relentless demand for reforms in China.
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        Lock icon Share prices rise marginally in thin trading
        427 17 |slj| Tokyo Ira g* jj j AFP PRICES recovered marginally on the Tokyo Stock Exchange last week in lacklustre trading as investors stayed on the sidelines amid political uncertainty and the dollar's sharp rise against the yen. The 225-blue chip Nikkei Stock Average
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        Lock icon Stocks firm after strong buying early in the week
        379 17 Sydney AFP THE Australian share market traded firmly through the week after an initial burst of buying as offshore investors sought wider exposure to local equities. Statton Securities analyst Cameron Williams said last week's market strength was largely confined to blue-chip
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        CORPORATE ROUNDUP
        699 17  -  Compiled by JULIANA TAY Week ended May 18 SCRIP ISSUES Ayer Molek: Proposed bonus issue of one-for-fwo. o*em Inch Proposed bonus issue of one-for-ten. CORPORATE DEVELOPMENTS The Stock Exchange of Singapore will be relaying oil the SES indices and the DBS CPF Index at five-minute intervals from the
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        Lock icon 2,500 again — but the setting has changed
        573 18 2,500 again but the setting has changed lyj New York 9— M j AP A LITTLE LESS than two years after the Dow Jones Industrial Average first crossed 2,500, the stock market has passed that landmark again. The first time it happened, in July of 1987, it seemed only natural.
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        Lock icon Market soars above record set in August 1987
        734 18 MS-j K.Lumpur MBT SCALING of new peaks by the 30-counter New StraiA Times industrial ordinary share index and the implementation of Score trading in the financial section were the highlights of Kuala Lumpur stockmarket operations last week. Profit-taking, particularly in the last
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        Lock icon Philippine suit against Westinghouse to go to arbitration
        284 18 Reuter A PHILIPPINE government lawsuit against Westinghouse Electric Corp involving a mothballed nuclear power plant was ordered to international arbitration last week, Westinghouse said. The company said that a US district court ordered 14 of 15 counts in the lawsuit against Westinghouse
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        Lock icon Investors defy traditional economics
        551 18  -  Bf! By RICHARD HARRIS Enskilda Securities EUROPEAN MARKETS have continued to defy traditional economics in a week where the US dollar continued to strengthen against the keystone deutschemark. Markets have focused on interest rates especially, but also on climbing inflation rates. As a result, prices were
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        Lock icon US trade data lift share prices to post-Crash high
        361 18 mm ■cuxifl London A AFP EARLY RESILIENCE was rewarded with a veritable boom in prices last week as market-makers scrambled for what little stock was on offer following favourable midweek US trade data. The Footsie 100-share index stopped just over 2.200,
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        BONDS, LOANS & WARRANTS
        778 18 BONDS, LOANS WARRANTS Company Eiplry/ Coupor i Conversion parted ICllSml Conversion term tor one ordinary date <%> payable •hare CK Tang Wrti *****990 Anytime to Moy 31. 1990 1 warrant plus $225 cash. Chuon Hup Wrts 1991 Anytime on or offer March 1.6 warrants plus $1.60 cosh. 1987 until Dec
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        236 18 Reuter LIECHTENSTEIN plans to make insider trading a crime and to tighten the voluntary agreement on exercising care in the acceptance of bank depoeits, the Liechtenstein Banks' Association said. Association president Egmond From melt, who is managing director of Bank •in Liechtenstein AG, said last
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        855 19 New York Reuter A STRONGER DOLLAR and falling credit market rates pushed Wall Street stocks to another post-crash closing high on Friday. Wall Street traders said expiring options and some of the index futures played a part but there seemed to be strong demand across
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        972 19 London AP SHARE PRICES on London's stock exchange surged on Friday to their third post-crash closing peak in succession despite potentially worrying economic figures. Trading activity surged to its best level since late January on the back of substantial British and foreign buying interest
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        Lock icon Tokyo brokers post strong earnings growth
        195 19 Reuter JAPAN'S big four brokerages put the global stock market crash of Ootober 1987 well behind them when they posted strong earnings growth in the latest half-year on Friday. But they forecast their profits would be unchanged on an annualised basis in the current
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        513 19 Serious doubts on Alan Bond's business capabilities and activities Reuter ALAN BONO was an Australian hero when he won the America's Cup six years ago but these days his integrity, business acumen and solvency are almost daily being questioned by a voracious press. A payment to a
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      203 15 umuj HOLDings BGRnan (Incorporated in Malaysia) INTEREST PAYMENT ON 10% CONVERTIBLE LOAN STOCK 1988/92 The Board of Directors is pleased to announce the Third Interest payment for the period 1 st January 1989 to 30th June 1989 on $71,900.224 10% Convertible Unsecured Loan Stock 1988/92, payable on 30th June 1989
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      441 18 NOTICES KINGPAC ENTERPRISES PTE LTD (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) (In Voluntary Liquidation) NOTICE OF FINAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Section 306 of the Companies Act Cap SO the Final Meeting of Members of the Company will be held on Thursday 22nd June. 1989 at
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      99 18 KIM KUAN PTE LTD (IN MEMBERS VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai the Final Meelng ol the Members o) the abovenamed company will be held al 36 Robinson Road *05-01 City House. Sngapore 0106 on Thursday 22 Jine 1980 al 1100 a m lor the purposes set out in
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      707 19 SinGAPORE AIRLinES (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) ANNOUNCEMENT The Board of Directors of Singapore Airiines Limited wishes to make 1 AUDITED RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 1989:THE COMPANY 1986-89 1987-88 Change S$ Million SI Million the following announcement:Revenue PROFIT FOR THE YEAR After accounting for.Investment income Finance
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    Lock icon Disk maker to set up R&D centre
    498 20  -  BG LEE'S VISIT TO THE US By JEFFREY TSANG DISK DRIVE MAKER Western Digital is planning to set up a research and development facility in Singapore for the PacificRim. The company which was set up in Singapore less than one-and-a-half years ago is
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    Chok Tong's proposal to come under closer scrutiny
    435 20  -  MALAY-MUSLIM CONGRESS By WALTON MORAIS ENVIRONMENT MINISTER Dr Ahmad Mattar and fellow Malay MPs will discuss the proposal to transfer government subsidy of Malay tertiary student fees to Mendaki "over the next few weeks'". Closing the epoch-making Mendaki II Congress at the
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    Support from non-Malays needed
    138 20 MENDAKI li s objective of upgrading the performance of Malay-Muslims in various fields deserves the full support of both Malays and non-Malays, says BG (Res) George Yeo Yong Boon, Minister of State for Finance and for Foreign Affairs. According to BG Yeo, who is also MP
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    Lock icon 'MTUC does not need representative in Parliament'
    255 20 Bernama THE MALAYSIAN Trade Union Congress does not need a representative in Parliament to voice workers' interests because existing elected representatives are already doing this job. Malaysian Trade and Industry Minister Datuk Seri Rafidah Aziz said on Saturday that parliamentary seats were meant
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    Irvine — a self-contained city in the US
    386 20 Irvine a self-contained city in the US IN AMERICA, they make 'em BIG. Take Irvine, a city in Orange County between Los Angeles and San Diego. It is spread over 60,000 acres, houses 2.2 million, and basically owned and developed by one company. The project of the Irvine Company converted
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    SAF, MAF display unity in spirit
    180 20 IF THE INITIAL meeting between the Singapore and Malaysian armed forces yesterday is anything to go by, the aim of forging closer ties between the two armies is off to a good start. Soldiers from Malaysia's sth Battalion Ranger Regiment were greeted by a
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    Lock icon Hanoi wants ties with Beijing, says paper
    153 20 AP, Reuter THE VIETNAMESE Communist Party newspaper has said that it hopes China will normalise relations with Vietnam as it did with the Soviet Union during the summit last week. The Beijing summit was a step towards peace in Asia, said the commentary
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  • SATURDAY ROUNDUP
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      Many races, one nation
      189 20 A quick look at Saturday's main news RACIAL HARMONY and religious tolerance should not be taken for granted, said Or Yeo Ning Hong, Minister of Communications and Information and Second Minister for Defence (Policy). Citing the cases of Sri Lanka and Lebanon which have torn themselves
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      More taxis on the way
      105 20 UP TO 300 TAXIS may be added to the present 10,415 by the end of this year. The Singapore Bus Service announced on Saturday its intention to double its fleet to 400. An SBS spokesman said that the decision to do so came after the
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  • LATE FILE
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      Lock icon No early election for Australia
      30 20 Reuter THERE would be no early election despite continued speculation in the financial markets, Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke told reporters in Adelaide yesterday. Reuter
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      Lock icon Tough stance in trade office talks
      36 20 AFP CHINESE and South Korean officials failed to agree on the exchange of trade offices during talks last week after Seoul insisted on official links, press reports said yesterday. AFP
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      Lock icon 'Manila Senate decision expected'
      32 20 AFP MALAYSIAN Deputy Prime Minister Ghafar Baba said yesterday that the Philippine Senate's decision to reject a proposed withdrawal of Manila's claim to Sabah state was expected. AFP
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      Lock icon Chatichai to visit Washington
      33 20 AFP THAI Prime Minister Chatichai Choonhavan is scheduled to visit the US for talks with President George Bush in late October, a government spokesman in Bangkok said yesterday. AFP
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      Lock icon Court rejects bid to jail top judge
      46 20 AFP THE Malaysian Supreme Court has rejected a bid by sacked senior jurist Wan Suleiman Pawan Teh to send Lord President Ham id Omar to jail for allegedly obstructing a controversial court session last July, newspapers reported yesterday. AFP
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      Lock icon Soviets expel British 'spies'
      43 20 AP THE Soviet Union has ordered eight British diplomats and three journalist expelled for alleged spying activities, the British Foreign Office said yesterday, a move which followed the expulsion of Soviet diplomats and journalists from Britain last Friday. AP
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      Lock icon Benazir shrugs off Afghan's threat
      29 20 Reuter PAKISTANI Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto yesterday shrugged off a threat from Afghan President Najibullah to fire rockets at Afghan guerillas on Pakistani territory.
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      Lock icon Hundreds dead in tribal war
      35 20 Reuter HUNDREDS of people are feared dead in tribal warfare in western Sudan. The official Sudan news agency said yesterday that police and army reinforcements were being sent in. Reuter
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      720 20 Free clippings of BT exclusive stories Free copies of these exclusive stories in last week's Business Times are now available. 1. Office rentals outside the coveted Central Business District are rising fast. In at least one area, rents now match those in some Shenton Way buildings. 2. MMC's £13.9 m
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        Lock icon Conference lowers CAF
        54 21 Reuter THE Karachi committee of the Japan/lndia-Paki-stan-Gulf/Japan conference will be reducing the eastbound currency adjustment factor (CAF) to 42.5 per cent from 58.5 per cent effective May 23. It gave no further details, but a shipper said the reduction followed a recent review of eastbound C and
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        Lock icon Seamen plan June 5 strike
        100 21 Reuter NORWEGIAN seamen will launch a three-hour political strike on June 5 to protest against a white paper on shipping which they fear will lead to higher unemployment if approved by parliament. The four main seamen's unions have called the action, which will affect ferry
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        Lock icon Finnish port dispute settled
        106 21 Reuter A DISPUTE over working conditions which threatened to close Finnish ports has been settled, the transport workers' union (KAF) said. Finland's biggest export port, Hamina, was closed for five days from May 10 by a strike of 300 workers demanding that the owners of a
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        Lock icon Greek workers call off work-to-rule
        96 21 Reuter GREEK port workers have called off a work-to-rule, which banned overtime and weekend shifts, and began clearing a backlog of cargo and container traffic, a union spokesman said. The union lifted the work-to-rule, imposed last Monday, after a demand for a special payment to
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        Lock icon Orange Coral declared a total loss
        50 21 Reuter THE 5,775 dwt Panamanian motor vehicle carrier Orange Coral, which sank after a collision in Kurushima Strait, southern Japan, on May 2, has been declared a total loss, Lloyds Shipping Intelligence said. Japanese authorities invited tenders for the vessel's removal, it said. Reuter
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        Lock icon USSR fixes more ships for grain
        167 21 Reuter THE Soviet Union has covered its current needs for vessels to carry grain from either North or South America, Soviet charterers based in London said. Rumours that the Soviet Union had pulled out of the Atlantic market sent freight futures down sharply from
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      Ship Analytics to open regional office in S'pore
      564 21  -  By RAHITA ELIAS UNITED STATES-BASED Ship Analytics Inc, a leader in the area of simulation-based training and research systems, will be opening a regional office in Singapore in the third quarter of this year. This office, serving both as a marketing hub
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      Lock icon ASRY to construct new dock
      192 21 Reuter AN Arab shipbuilding and repair yard is planning to build a new drydock in Bahrain to cash in on a boom since the Iranian-Iraqi ceasefire and higher ship prices worldwide. Aj Machado Lopes, general manager of the Bahrain-based Arab Shipbuilding and Repair Yard (ASRY),
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      Lock icon OOHL's net profit drops by 85pc
      158 21 AFP ORIENT Overseas Holdings Ltd (OOHL), the flagship of Hongkong's Tung shipping empire, has announced that its 1988 net profit fell 85 per cent from a year earlier to US$57 million. The figure included extraordinary gains from sales of the group's noncore assets, an
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      International Maritime plans to have shiprepair facilities
      196 21 ONE of Hongkong's rapidly expanding shipowning companies, International Maritime Carriers Ltd, has announced plans to build its own shiprepair facility. Chairman of IMC, Frank Tsao, told Fairplay magazine that talks are now taking place with one of the big Japanese shipbuilding companies with
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      317 21 AFP A US Congressman has warned that the continuing crisis in Panama could lead to increased tolls for international shipping transitting the Panama Canal. Representative Roy Dyson, chairman of the House of Representatives' Panama Canal Subcommittee, said there was a danger
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      Lock icon Sale & purchase: Greeks learning from experience
      1092 22 Sale purchase: Greeks learning from experience Seatrade ALTHOUGH long outstanding players of the sale and purchase market, the Greeks were always considered better buyers than sellers of tonnage. In fact, their ability to time the sale of their vessels was a major weak point, as they preferred to hold olh
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      410 23 Reuter TWO-THIRDS of Britain's 9,400 registered dockers voted on Friday to strike in protest against the abolition of a jobs-for-life guarantee. But the dockers said they would await a court decision before taking action. British port employers went to court seeking to prevent a
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      919 24 TO EUROPE REGULAR INDEPENDENT FULL CONTAINER SERVICE NORASIA PEARL 8910-3 NORASIA PRINCESS 8911-3 NORTH SEA 912-W NORASIA SINGA 8913-3 (VIA FEEDER) PEN PKL 22/5 23/5 ll* 14/6 15/6 21/6 22/6 ANC* AQABA' 22/6 23/6 Anterp via Rotterdam ———U ano o,ner turo Mn Bremen via Hamburg TO MEDITERRANEAN/RED SEA NORASIA PEARL
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      1247 25 Steamers Maritime Holdings Ltd W.P&O l^^Containers CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK CONTINENT CONTAINERSHIP SERVICES TO/FROM BANGKOK PEGASUS PIONEER V32N 24 25 Mar 2T» May MAJ SIF VO3N 2» May 31 01 Jun BANGKOK BORNEO AGENCIES LTD. BANGKOK TEL: *****80 SINGAPORE TO SABAH. SARAWAK AND BRUNEI Alto Accepting Cargo For: Himfcurg :to
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      890 25 nun VAfclP I IMC WEEKLY EXPRESS INDEPENDENT unU TAniU Lint far east/europe fullt containerised service ri*U:T.TTCTn CHOYANC SUCCESS 003W HANJIN TONCHAE OilW HANJIN ROTTERDAM 003W CHOYANC CHANCE M2W Alto acc«p<inf for Inland UK dxtiiuttom Antworp and Scandinavian ports. Ldj for HK/KAO/KOBE/YOKO/BUSAN FIOTA MERCANTE GC ANCO LOM Bl AN A S
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      120 25 SRI LIKU 10/89 MIRI/K BELAIT 23/5 24/5 Receiving cargo at M 2 (PSA Marina Wharf) from Monday to Saturday (MARINA WHARF OFFICE TEL. *****31) EURO BOX LINE EXPRESS CONTR SVC TO CANARY ISLES, PORTUGAL, W. MED ACCEPTING FCI I LCL TO ALL DESTINATIONS LOADING CONNECTING KL/VOY DESTINATION ETA 22/05 CANAMAS
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      408 25 Page V /y Hai Sun Hup Co (Pte) I TEL *****06 (20 Lines) TLX R5220«1 ft PS2Ot I fc. K \S'| IK\ M R I I STRAITS/ JAPAN/ STMTS SEMCE :l SPECIALIST IN RO-RO HEAVY LIFT! VESSEL SEKI SFKi audt» u VOY. NO S'pore P. Kelang Penang Hong Kong Yokohama
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      618 26 mSINOSE MARITIME PTE LTD mTIIRI ISLAMIC MPUBLIC Of IRAN SHIPPING LINKS T7TO IRAN BAYAN PJL7OO Singapore Loading for:27/8 BANDAR ABBAS KYOWA LINE SOUTH PACIFIC SERVICE MOTHER VSL KYOWA VIOLET V 25 KYOWA HIBISCUS V 37 LOAD FOR CUAM. SAIPAN. HRA. VILA. NMA, LTK, SVA, PAGO, APIA GUAM. SAIPAN. HRA. VILA
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      653 26 HANJIN SHIPPING CO., LTD i" •>S fAtNERtSED >FP.\ t c TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ TO FAR EAST PORTS HANJIN ROTTERDAM 002E CHOYANG CHANCE 041E HANJIN HASAN OWE HANJIN LE HAVRE 001E H Kong Kxnhiung Koto 25/5 28/5 29/5 1/6 2/6 5(6 8/6 9/6 12(6 15/6 16(6 19/6 FROM EUROPE VIA
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      257 26 INTEROCEAN LINE 79, 2nd Floor, Jo4on 2/71, Tamon Tun Or tomoM. *0000 KL. Tol: 71W7X. *****54, ***** M TLX. NO. MA-37M3 FAX: 09-717Jt11 Pononfl O* Tot 3SOM7. 3—4t2 ACCEPTING CARGOES FOR THE FOLLOWING PORTS loading FOP SYO. MELB. AOE. BRIS. FREM LE HVE. HBG BREMEN R DAM GENOA. ANTWERP UK
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      848 26 EVERGREEN Round-The-World East Bound (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE* Round-The-World West Bound (FE/EURO/USEC/CARIB/FE) US WEST COAST ALSO ACCEPTING I 1) LOW HACK 0 2) ATLANTA. CMC I) NEW TOW. MM B SAN DtffiO RKMMONO.STOCKTM. ALEMEOA. REBNBIM OTT, SACRAOOMT9. TACORM I KANSAS CITT DALLAS oiIMR. 0 OTWR MAJOR ■CMOMHI DESTINATIONS CHARLESTON rrc VIA MM MINI
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      765 27 ■w PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES ?Xy\ PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street, 03-00 Singapore 0106. Tel: *****33 CONTAINER SERVICES FAR EAST VESSEL GOWA HAI GUANG MAJAPAHIT ACCEPTING MURURAN/TOMAKOMAI/HITACHI CARGO VIA HKG JAKARTA BANGKOK CONVENTIONAL/SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICES RED SEA/EAST AND WEST AFRICA KARACHI/M.E. GULF VESSEL KOTA MULIA KOTA ABADI KOTA RATU HONGKONG 2-3/6 3-4/6
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      465 27 \r% BEN LINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE FROM UK/CONTINENT Hvrfvttoff (is Sailed Monte Rou Sailed Sa.l< Bremen Eiprtu Sailed Sailed Sailed larp Bay U'M Sailed Sailed Sailed Sailed 7* London (ifreu Sailed Sailed 22/5 23* 25/5 ivt Hamburg Eipiiu W Bfl 2*5 —31/5 Bom E.press
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      301 27 DJASAGETRI A Joint Europe Service Of: P.T. DJMCUTA LIOYI P.T. GESURI LLOYD P.T. SMMIOEM IMQKSIA P.T. TtIKOM LIOYJ EXPRESS SEMI CONTAINERSNIP SERVICES SINGAPORE TO EUROPE fit VSI/VOY S PORE ANTWERP H BURG/ RDAM/ADAM BREMEN SRIWIJAYA/26W8 2-5/6 5/7 9/7 S. PANJANG/22 WB 19-22 6 20.7 24/7 KUTAI/17WB 27/6-2/7 26/7 5/» Sut>f*ct
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      372 27 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES MYANMA FIVE STAR LINE (Burmese National Line) Loading for Rangoon S'pore P.Kelang Penang Ba 5 BANK LINE SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICE NORTHBOUND TO UKC SPORE ROAM HMBG HULL IVYBANK V24N 15/6 14/7 l«/ 7 21/7 TAUSALA SAMOA VISN I*7 110 1(0 20/8 CLYDERBANK V26N 14/1 12/9 18/9 21/9 I
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      975 28 RAINBOW BRIDGE 04CL FREEDOM OOCI FAITH OSCL FRIENDSHIP VIA FEEOCR RAINBOW BRIDGE OOQ. FREEDOM OC(CL FAITH OCCt FRIENDSHIP mmmm f K LINE KAWASAKI KIStN KAISHA. LTI). N. AMERICA-ATLANTIC COAST VOY *INDO 18 23/5 •PK/PNG SGP N. AMERICA PACIFIC SOUTH-WEST 26/5 1/6 8/6 15/6 FEEDER VESSEL ACE CONCORD NEFTUNE TOPAZ SEVEN
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      619 28 43 (H a aw AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accepting FCL/FCL Container* TULSIDAS V 41 KALIOAS ¥43 TULSIDAS ¥4? KALIOAS V M TULSIDAS V 4] Transit tune Singapore Melbourne 11 days P Ketong Penang Loading kx By Feeder By feeder May 29 May Frem Melb Sydn,Adel June 21 June Frem.Melb Sydn
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      397 28 STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: GOLDEN HARVEST Colombo Aaracfw Dub*. GOLDEN *ONDER Colombo Karachi Duba< CHINA SERVICE B*l TUN SHAN Sftanfhai GOLDEN LINE GUAN GUAN SHIPPING (PTE) LTD 23. Tetok Ayer Street SINGAPORE 0104 TIL 5343 M (10 LINES) Fai *****04 GULF SERVICE: S-por« P Keian, Pen™, TONGNINC A VESSEL AN HE
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      543 28 tmmm PHILI-ORIENT LINES PTE LTD HEAD OFFICE 63 ROBINSON ROAD AFRO ASIA BUILDING SINGAPORE 0106 TELEX RS ***** PHILI FAX *****76 VESSEL TBN EAIT/FM BUT Ftt j LCI |ETA SINGAPORE |DESTINATION MOMBASA. DARESSALAM ASSAB BEIRA. TAMATAVE. P SUDAN. REUNION TANGA P SUEZ ABIDJAN. DOUU. DAKAR. MONROVIA. TEMA. LOME. LAGOS. COTOMOU
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      244 29 Introducing another llCtra < v v i :>• ?>>.<■ vS v>: -x ;.x3 fW. ZVRCO^L Arriving... 22 May, 1989 NOL ORIENT LINES LTD kf Specargo Forwarding (S) Pie Ltd (ii!e'r,a'>o r, .a FrcgM Fc^a'de'S) P MORESBY/LA E/RABUAL/KIETA OTHERS POflT LOUIS USA EAST/WEST COAST PORTS TEL *****55 FAJ *****88 TLX RS
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      201 29 KeA je container line r— A TEL: *****59 FAX *****63 GUARANTEE LCL CONSOL SERVICES (ALSO ACCEPTING FCL BOOKINGS) FAR EAST PORT KELANG PENANG BANGKOK HONG KONG CHINA KAOHSIUNG 27/5 A 3/1 muv* 25/5 t 29/5 23/5 A 27/5 23/5 A 27/5 23/5 A 21/5 SRI LANKA/ INDIA NEW ZEALAND/ AUSTRALIA
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      444 29 00* A* I HEUNG-A SNIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEM CON T AIN£RiS£O DIRECT SERVICE ro KELANG PENANG KEEIUNG BUSAN INCHON Vessel's Name ETD GLORIA/905N 10/05 •DRAGHET/SOSN 21/05 NO t DONAM/K&N 27/05 GLORIA 906N 05« NO 9 DONAM/906N 10/06 STRAITS/KOREA SERVICE ETD BS S PORE PKLC KEE BUSAN MO JI 10/05
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      849 29 rage lJ 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 KELANG MESSRS HAI THONG SHIPPINC 127 PenangStreet. Pwjng. M/S MANOLINC SYSTEM CO SON
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      323 30 SINGAPORE SHIPPING sgr CORPORATION (PTE.) LTD. Til 225 6868 (34 lines) FAX *****39/ ***** 76 TlltX RS ***** A/B SSCMA. RS ***** A B SSCAO r DSR-LIMES l VEB DEUTFRACHT SEEREEDEREI ROSTOCK INTEGRATED CONTAINER SERVICE MEMBER OF EACON SERVICE TO EAST MEDITERRANEAN NORTH CONTINENT EUROPE E. THAELMANN 4/89 T. WENDA
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      68 30 xz. T.S.K. LINE WttKlY CONTAINERIS6O StAVICI WITH FIXED OAY ARRIVAi. EXPORTS TO TAIWAN ft JAPAN HERMCS ACE ¥22 BIE3 iBBHiaGMHisaEaHS IMPORTS FROM JAPAN ft TAIWAN BEZE^MLMLMLLMLIIBLMEMUI.tttS lUHadG9HISIHIE2IQIQiI ESIEiIGBBEIB&IKfIKfIQQII inn EXPORTS TO SURABAYA TSKLINE AGENCIES IS) PTE LTD TEL: *****68 NYK AGENCIES (M) SDN BHD TEL K L *****66 PKL *****15
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      162 30 Regional Weather 4 ft I ft K fi I s BS 27 rf-j 100E SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. May 22, 1989 V s Wfnd (Vector •>•** speed m knots LEGENO R c XSv Weflfhff Wmd drec««on »«tti speed «"> knots y V>owef A Bo,n Wn,f h,^..
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      650 31 UNIPACIFIC TRANS TRADING AGENCY PTE. LTD. SINGAPORE TEL: *****22 FAX: *****76 Q IRAQI LINE IRAQI STATE ENTERPRISE TOR MARITIME TRANSPORT EAST BOUND SERVICE ETA S PORE LOADING FOR MV ALKINDI 25/5 Um Oasr/Basrah/Baghdad THROUGH B/Ls to BAGHDAD UPON REQUEST ALSO ACCEPTING CONTAINERS UPTO AQABA BAGHDAD REEFER SPACE AVAILABLE UPTO AQABA
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      307 31 jrg! 1 RICHFIELD MARINE AGENCIES (S) PTE LTD BB TEL: *****33 (10 Lines) rym FAX *****15 m TELEX RS ***** RISHIP (3 Lines) PI (N*ttfnwt I iiw of Ethiopia) ACCEPTING FCL AND CONVENTIONAL PEfi/PKG ETA I OADING FOR PEfi/PKG ETA SPORE NETSANET 7/f VOY 15WB ABBAV WOHZ 3/7 VOY 20W8
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      1050 31 J&FARGO SHIPPING Tel:SB4 018S f REGULAR EXPRESS FCL LCI SERVICE ABC CONTAINERLINE N.V. TO AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND 1* DATS TO BTDNET! TO USA/CANADA va. Also accepting cargo to USA Houston. Savannah. Tampa. Jacksonville. Wilmington (Del) Norfolk. Baltimore. New York. Boston CANADA Montreal. Toronto. St. John FROM USA/CANADA/EUROPE/MEDITERRANEAN Vsl C. VETOLME ANTWERPEN
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      101 32 EAST PACIFIC MARINE TRADING PTE LTO (SIN6APORE) SCHEDULE M.V. AMRTA JAVA I' MV. AMRTA JAYA 2* PORT KLANG VOY 1 VOY 2 20 25/6 SINGAPORE 26/5 25 30/6 ACCEPTING CARGO FOR LAE, PORT MORESBY, HONIARA, NOUMEA AND ON INOUCEMENT FOR SANTO. PORT VILA. PLUS ANY OTHER CLOSE PORT L.N. SHIPPING
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      363 32 OcerrSeru/ce LCL/FCL SERVICE TO/FROM k operates over 600 terminals/offices in U.S.A. maintains over 35,000 tractors trucks, serves over 60,000 points in U.S.A. offers reliable LCL/FCL services. SINGAPORE SIUSS 778 6522 (22 LINES) 0?"-***** Contact: Elaine Teo, Esther Yap. 21-*****4 shipping (Singapore) private limited Cargo bookings fd: *****88 (5 I.IN€S) REGULAR
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      276 32 C SAV EXPBESS SEBVICg to/from ctm :j FEEDER S'PORE MOTHER VESSEL HK TOKO AtCA KN ANTOF VALP SAI PTE VESSEL CSAV2 ifi ItW V.I7XX 15* IM *P 127-I*7 CARGO FOR PUNTA ARENAS. TALCAHUANO (SAN VICENTE) ACCEPTED WITH T/S VIA VALPARAISO Agwta Singapore >*****0 K lumpur /*****5/6/ H. /*****9, Bookings *****08
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      738 33 Everett Lines! Wh COMPANIA PERUANA yBQI DC VAPOftES Y* "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" 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. Kelang* Singapore MANOLOEVERETT 26/27 May ROSEEVERETT 2/3 Jun JOHNEVERETT 19/21 jun ORIENT LINE"
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      357 33 ZIM FULL CONTAINER SIRVICI KO*in« FCI/LCL cjrfoot lo USA Cut t W«t Cm» CirribbMo.tait Canada HAITI Coata *tca, fl Salvador. Guatemala. Hondurai Vonuuala. Paru. Ecuador Colowfcia via Miami. Trinidad, larbadot Antigua. Si Lucia. Monttarrit Guayani via Kingiton i| i an j iB IM PUSAN IM TOKYO IM L IVOR NO
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      633 33 r TT rn«Ms#OMrA(K)M <»TC > LTD WEEKLY LCL/FCL SERVICE E BE Pn7^Mf:W?eWi!ll| DESTINATIONS ETA SINGAPORE PORT KELANG 27 MAY MANILA 26 MAY HONG KONG. ALL CHINA PORTS 26 MAY KEELUNG, KAOHSIUNG 28 MAY BUSAN 28 MAY TOKYO. KOBE 26 MAY CHITTAGONG 26 MAY DUBAI 26 MAY SYDNEY. MELBOURNE 25 MAY
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      391 33 PERINTIS LINE WEEKLY Fuiw CONTAINER SERVICE ACCEPTING ALL FCL CARGOES BETWEEN SINGAPORE AND JAKARTA SURABAYA PfIABHAKTI (TUES) 'PRASETIA (WED) General Agents: ASIA PERINTIS LINES PTE LTD 80 Anson Road #25-04 IBM Towers Singapore 0208 Tel: *****33 TU: ***** A/B PTASIA FAX: *****! CR NO. **********0 C itrißi>3 (Perfect CMna Ocean
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      466 33 PTC CONTAINER LINES fCt LCI. SERVICE HI FAI EA|T 28/5 KEELUNG/KAOHSIUNG 27/5 BANGKOK 28/5 MANILA 27/5 JAKARTA 27/5 PORT KELANG/PENANG 26/5 BUSAN 26/5 TOKYO/YOKO/KOBE 26/5 HONG KONG also accepting cargo to Huangpu/Shenzhen/Fuihou/ Xiamen/Xingang/Shantfiai 27/5 RDM/HAM/ANT/LE HAVRE/GENOA 27/5 LDN/FLX/LVP/SOU 24/5 L.A./NYC/SFO 24/5 VANCOUVER/TORONTO/MONTREAL 1 k irj'.Y-I'*; 22/5 SYD/MELB/ADEL/FREM 27/5 AUCKLAND/WELLINGTON UialJ.U
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      196 34 »A SWISS SHIPPING PTE LTD 52 Telok Blangah Road #03 07. Telok Blangah House B5 Singapore 0409. Tel: *****68 (8 I.lnea) Tlx ***** 88 K A P Kelan* Office Tel: 03 *****48 C/R NO. U76 *****00 H CHINA SERVICE HAIKOU, HUANGPU, SHANGHAI, ALL OTHER CHINA PORTS SUBJECT INDUCEMENT PERSIAN GULF
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      81 34 COLUMBUS LINE \WESTERN AUSTRALIA F E SERVICE (WAFE) CR NO **********0R SOUTHBOUND VESSEL VOY YKH OSK HK SPORE FREM GTON KAPITAN BABIYEVSKIY 4 Sid Sid Sid Sid 28 30/5 31/5 KAPITAN SILIN 4 31/5-1/6 2/6 7/6 12/6 19-21/6 22/6 NORTHBOUND VOY FREM GTON SPORE HK OSK YKH VESSEL VOY FREM
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