The Business Times, 10 August 1989

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES MCI (P) 45/12/88 THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1969 75 CENTS
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    FINANCIAL NEWS SUMMARY
    154 1 Footsie up LONDON share prices were slightly higher at midday yeetarday as tha market drifted upward in thin, tentative dealings, dealers said. At 1115 GMT. the Financial Timea-Stock Exchange 100share index was up 2.6 points, or 0.1 per cent, at 2,360.7. AP Dow Jones up WALL STREET
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    Lock icon Kelantan's approach
    114 1 Bernama THE Kelantan state government ie concentrating on wooing existing investors in Malaysia and Singapore to expand their businees to the stats. Deputy Mentri Beear, Datuk Ahmad Rastom Haji Ahmad Maher, said yesterday that this spproach was decided upon by a joint committee comprising the state government and
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    A spellbinding show of pride
    440 1  -  By LILIAN ANG THE MOOD was magical. And moving. Thay waved, they sang, they cheered. They were Singaporeans, and proud of it At no point was this more evident than in the awe-inapir-ing grand finale. A squadron of four alrforce helicopters swept past the stadium,
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    Lock icon Thailand eases immigration rules
    249 1 Reuter THAILANO HAS EASED restrictions on residential permits to attract foreign money and talents, a move similar to that taken by Singapore recently. A Cabinet apokeaman told reporters that besides foreign Investors, those with educational beckgrounds valuable to the Thai economy will aiao receive special consideration.
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    Lock icon Chiang's son to be Taiwan's representative to Japan
    192 1 AFP CHIANG HSIAO-WU, the son of the late president Chiang Ching-kuo, will be named Taiwan'a representative to Japan. The China Times in Taipei said yesterday that Mr Chiang, 54, will replace Ma Chi-chuang, 76, as representative of the Tokyo office of the
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    Gateway bags AIA as its first tenant
    590 1  -  ■y LEE HAN SHIH SIX MONTHS before the building is doe lor completion, Singapore Lend hee secured the first tenent lor Its glsnt Gateway project along Beech Roed The lenent Is American Internetionel Aaaurance (AIA), which recently signed an agreement to take up
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      147 1 Editorial Comment 8 Fraudulent trading S MARKETS ....14,1 There's room for accommodation Sledz brothers plaad guilty Uon Nathan Queensland Advertising ft Marketing tBub,BW Lure of the sunshine state Bigger budgets for promotion J Naw» Lid, INL US foreign poMcy 9 Medon collection 10 on* Few options left to back Contraa
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  • FOREIGN NEWS
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      Lock icon China's reforms on hold: CIA
      352 2 Major problem is effect of unrest on foreign investors AFP THE US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) said on Tuesday that in the aftermath of the bloody events of Tiananmen Square. China was faced with putting off democratic and economic reforms, diminishing foreign investment and increasing
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      Lock icon US company leases land in China for 70 years
      221 2 AP AN AMERICAN COMPANY in Chins has contracted to lease 5.3 sq km of land for 70 years and develop it into an export production zone. The Xinhua News Agency said on Tuesday that it was China's biggest land rental agreement
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      Lock icon US against freeing Iran's assets in return for help on hostage issue
      457 2 FT WASHINGTON has rejected Iran's suggestion through s government newspaper that it would use its influence to free captives in Lebanon if the US sgreed to release frozen Iranian assets. On Tuesday. Iran outlined the proposal to ease
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      Lock icon Manila consumer prices up 10pc
      264 2 AP THE PHILIPPINE government said yesterday that consumer prices had jumped to their highest level since President Corazon Aquino took office as civil servants rejected a pay rise proposal as inadequate. The National Statistics Office in Manila said consumer prices increased by 10.3 per cent
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      Lock icon China trade surplus with US expected to exceed US$5b
      264 2 AFP THE US Centrsl Intelligence Agency (CIA) predicted on Tuesdsy thst China would have a trade surplus with the US this year of more than US$5 billion. "Last year." it said in a report to Congress, "manufactured goods accounted for 85
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      Lock icon Poland goes into second week of political deadlock
      337 3 Reuter POLAND entered its second week of political deadlock yesterday with the communist authorities and the Solidsrity opposition making no visible progreea on forming a government Remarkably for an East European country, the ruling Communist Party ia having to bargain with a
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      Lock icon EC, Poland sign accord to boost trade ties
      114 3 AP THE European Community and Poland on Tuesday signed a new agreement setting out ways to expand and strengthen trade and economic cooperation over the next five years. Pablo Benavides, a foreign affairs official of the EC, also travelled to the Polish
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      Lock icon US trade office to review policies in eight nations
      189 3 Reuter THE United States will open investigations of worker rights and expropriation policies in eight developing countries, the US Trade Representatives Office said on Tuesday. If violations of American trade policies are found, the nations could lose their low-tariff benefits for
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      Lock icon West Germany posts big capital account surplus
      285 3 FT WEST GERMANY showed its first sizeable surplus on long-term capital account for more than two years in June as foreign investors sent funds back into the country after the repeal of the controversial withholding tax on interest income. Latest figuree from the
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      Lock icon Tougher trade sanctions on Pretoria seen as necessary
      369 3 FT COMMONWEALTH heads of government, and Britain in particular, will be under preesure to launch a phased intensification of trade restrictions on South Africa when they meet in Kuala Lumpur in October. A 222-page report on sanctions published on Tuesday says tougher
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      Lock icon Lockouts, strikes disrupt S Africa's vehicle industry
      208 3 AP THE GOODYEAR Tire Company on Tuesday threatened to fire 1,200 striking black workers as a series of strikes and lockouts crippled South Africa's motor vehicle industry. In all, 13,000 members of the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa at four vehicle
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      Lock icon UK investment in S Africa growing
      184 3 AP BRITISH inveetment in South Africa ia still thriving, according to a study released on Tuesday amidst renewed international pressure on athletes and businesses to boycott the country to protest apartheid. More than 200 British companies have subsidiaries in South Africa, despite substantial disinvestment
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    DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
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      179 3 Ask me why I'm petting a new Cefiro and IV lie 111 tell you about bow the Cefiro bos features not found on even the most prestigious European luxury sedans IV goon for hours about the CefirosDUET-EA, for enhanced road handling and fuel efficiency And the DUET-SS Supersonic Suspension System
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Lock icon Bank Negara's move puts M$1.5b back in circulation
      525 4 Swap curb, off-shore funds directive pay off NST BANK NEGARA's curb on cur-rency-related swaps and its directive to companies to bring home funds placed off-share have helped reversed some MSI.S billion back into the Malaysian financing system. This has contributed to easy
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      Lock icon UK high interest rate policy puts the brakes on consumer spending
      590 4 FT OFFICIAL FIGURES showing a sharp drop in UK retail sales and a small rise in consumer credit on Monday provided the strongest evidence yet that the British government's high interest rate policy has put the brakes on consumer
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      Lock icon Taiwan to give cash boost to its overseas bank network
      312 4 Reuter TAIWAN, holder of the world's second largest for-eign-exchange reserves, plans to use some of its funds to boost the overseas operations of local banks, the central bank governor said yesterday. Samuel Hsieh told reporters that the central bank would
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      Forex markets
      698 4 SINGAPORE: Closed KUALA LUMPUR: The US dollar doeed at 2.8715/22 and the Singapore dollar at 138.89/137.00 yesterday. JAKARTA: The US dollar was fixed at 1774.00/1780 yesterday. HONGKONG: The US dollar yesterday doeed slightly firmer with trade quiet due to Singapore's National Day holiday, dealers said. "The dollar's tone
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      Comex gold/silver futures
      171 4 Gold futurM on August 8, 1969 100 bay I g 1 I s m Opaa Lav Mte *<• 347.10 347.40 >fr5 JB 344.30 ax w 3*7 JO 3*7JO 347JO 010 Oct 370.30 370.90 ***** 349JO >030 Ok 374J0 374.90 ***** 37X60 030 Hb 90 377.90 379.30 377.90
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      194 4 Reuter IMM CURRENCY FUTURES ended sharply higher on Tu—day. extending gains scored in Asia and Europe, traders said. Technical buying underpinned values throughout the session as nearby contracts punched through resistance areas. Although values briefly pulled back, sporadic buying pushed values towards seesion highs late. "There was some good
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon Manila should not press for debt cut: Japanese banks
      485 5 Reuter THE PHILIPPINES was urged not to press too herd for debt reduction when it opened debt tsiks with its creditor bsnks in New York on Tuesday, or it may fail to win enough new money from them, Japanese bankers said.
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      Lock icon 'Moody's is likely to downgrade Australia's credit rating again'
      479 5 Reuter AUSTRALIA'S long term credit risk as- sessment is likely to be downgraded by Moody's Investors Service Inc this month, the second downgrading in less than three years, several economists iaid. "Any intelligent Martian not familiar with the Australian economy looking
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      Lock icon Hundreds of failed US thrifts may have to close or merge
      457 5 AP PRESIDENT George Bush is ordering his administration to gear up to close or merge hundreds of failed US savings and loan institutions as part of a multi-billion-dollar bailout of the industry. Mr Bush planned to sign into law
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      Lock icon Commonwealth to apply bank pressure on South Africa
      235 5 Reuter THE COMMONWEALTH has agreed to put direct pressure on banks to impoae stringent repayment terms on US$l2 billion they are owed try South Africa. The action was agreed at a meeting in Canberra of eight Commonwealth foreign ministers grouped aa the
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      Lock icon ADB approves M$0.7m technical grant to Malaysia
      240 5 Bernama THE ASIAN Development Bank (ADB) has approved a M $688,500 (U*****,000) technical assistance grant to Malaysis for the eetablishment of an Environmental Planning Section (EPS) in Selangor, an ADB statement said. The Selangor State Secretariat will be the executing agency for the
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      Lock icon 'Globex will stimulate competition in UK'
      217 5 Reuter THE UK OFFICE of Fair Trading has ruled that the Globex automated afterhours trading system developed by the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) and Reuters Holdings pic will not significantly affect competition in the futures snd options market "Competition should, in the short term,
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      Lock icon Sledz brothers first to plead guilty
      494 5 Fraudulent futures trading case AP THE FIRST three traders arraigned on charges stemming from a probe of fraudulent trading at the world's largest futures exchanges entered guilty pleas on Tuesday. Two brothers Brian Sledz, 29, and James Sledz, 24 pleaded guilty to one count
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      153 5 Secure In the Knowledge Irs A Chubb In the underworld of petty thieves, burglars, safe-crackers, company break-ins, arson and organised crime, there is j something called "THE KNOWLEDGE". The Knowledge in knowing... What to go for... What's easy... How it works. And because they're in the know, these people leave
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  • ADVERTISING & MARKETING
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      Bigger budgets for promotion
      494 6  -  Observers see a rapidly over-shopped situation By SUZANNE SOH ALTHOUGH the retail industry is having it good these days, landlords on Orchard Road are spending more money, or at least just as much, to promote their shopping centres. This is contrary to the general thinking that
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      Relaunching Wisma Atria as a fashion centre
      237 6  -  By SANGEETA MULCHAND TO MEET the increasingly stiff competition on Orchard Road, Wisma Development is planning a 1000,000 advertising and promotional blitz to relaunch Wisma Atria as a major fashion centre. The $450,000 print and media campaign from the end of next month
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      Goddard aims to build up JMA in two years
      405 6  -  By SANGEETA MULCHAND FORMER Hill and Knowlton man. Colin Goddard, who racantly joined the Hongkong-baaed JMA Public Relationa, has set himaelf two years to build up tha amaller firm into a leading conaultancy in the region. "The JMA Group is about
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      Cora Jacobs shifts to Wisma Atria to cash in on the high traffic flow
      460 6  -  By JOCELYN TOH THE CORA Jacobs boutique in Centrepoint shopping centre has shifted to another part of Orchard Road. It is now at Wisma Atria, paying a much higher rental and with less space to boot.
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      Artswilliam to promote concerts aggressively
      350 6 EVEN the brightest of stars has to be marketed if it is to sell. At least that's the view show biz marketing company Artswilliam is taking in spite of a series of disastrously attended concerts last year. Artswilliam, which brings in international artistes to perform
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      COPY LINES
      189 6 DELIFRANCE ASIA has renewed its contract with Dynasty Hotel for a further three years. The French pastry and bread outlet which has been at the high traffic area adjoining the hotel's cafe, has occupied the premises for the last three years. The contract was signed between the hotel's
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      Hitachi drops super-chip advertising campaign
      286 6 TOO sensational. Or so was the verdict on Hitachi's Isstest advertising campaign, which it withdrew after running only once in Japan. "In discussions (of whether to run the ad) some suggested It would irritats the US, where people already fear Japan is leading in technology."
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  • COMMODITIES
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      KL Tin
      193 7 THE KUALA LUMPUR Tin Martiet (KLTM) price recovered seven sen to M 524.57 a kg yesterday aa Tuseday's sharp fall attracted buying at the lower levels In quiet trading, brokers said. They said the rise was in line with steadinees in the London Metal Exchange (LME) and also
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      Produce Prices
      100 7 FAMA 15% 370 Qodng prtcos on August 8 365 340 Coconut oil (M$/100kg) 20% 347 N#w druns 136.00 23% 342 2nd hand drum* Mk 130.00 121.00 35% Broken Rice 337 Local In buflc 118.00 A-1 Supor 265 Copra (Ml/IOOkg) A-l Spodal 263 No 1 (ostato) 70.00 C-1 Spodal
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      London markets
      172 7 London Commodity Exchange Buyer/Seller dosing prices on Aug 8 (£/tonne unless specified). Previous dosing prices in parenthesis. Coffee Bosh in-store London, sellers option OF London Sep 766/767 (773/775) High/Low 782/765 Nov 775/777 (780/782) High/Low 792/777 Sales (3963) Cocoa Sep 871/872 (876/877) High/Low 876/870 Dec 927/928 (930/932) High/Low 876/870
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      Precious Metals
      246 7 HONGKONG: Gold closed lower yesterday due to preesurs from s firmer US doilsr, dealers said. They said selling from Australian producers snd follow-through selling by European and local inveetors depreeeed the metal despite Taiwan's lifting of a tariff on gold imports. Although gold found support st US$3B4, negative
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      Lock icon Soybean
      185 7 Reuter CBT SOYBEAN futures closed sharply lower on Tuesday. Their drop accelerated on aggressive commodity fund liquidation when several sell signals were trig-j gered, traders said. Dean Witter, Elders, Shearson Lehmann Hutton, Collins Rosenthal and local professional house were featured sellers after midday, traders said. Still, small deliveries and
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      Lock icon Wheat
      220 7 Reuter CBT SOFT RED winter wheat futures closed mostly lower on Tuesday Prices were unchanged in September at US$3.9l- to down 3-1/4 cents per bushel in new-crop July after trading in narrow rsnges. Nearbys were supported by export tenders. Tighter new-crop supplies now that the harvest is nearly complete,
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      Rubber
      200 7 MALAYSIA: The rubber market cloeed easisr in quiet trsding as strong support from abroad rsmsined absent, brokers said. September SMR 20 buyer cloeed a sen lower at 203.50 sen a kg while September International Onee RSS buyer was down half a sen at 245.50. The inro daily market indicator
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      MRELB
      107 7 MRELB prices In M cmM B, FOB tn 1 Mm NOON CLOSE «n» 1 »SS S*p 89 ■vywrs 246 00 248.00N 245JO 247JON b* 2 KSS OF 238.50 239 JON 238.00 239.00N UK/Cont 237JO 238J0N 237.00 238.00N to 3 BSS Of 232.50 233.50N 232.00 233.00N UK/Com 231 JO 232.50N
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      Lock icon Palm Oil
      434 7 Bernama Total o/p a* at 1100 hr* 5794 comroctt. Tnwwwri 821 la*. Mark** tanai Eorfar MALAYSIAN CHUM PALM (ML FUTURES closed lower yesterday in active trading amid bearish condition* on the Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange The market opened lower in line with the sharp tall on the CBT
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      Lock icon Oil prices to face major test next few weeks
      518 7 Reuter THE NEXT two to three weeks could be decisive for world oil prices, energy snalysts say. If crude oil values can survive that period without collapsing under the weight of excess production, stsble prices for the rest of the year
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      Lock icon Refiners cut imports to improve earnings
      239 7 Reuter JAPANESE REFINERS have been sharply cutting middle distillate imports in a bid to improve earnings which have been hit hard by higher import costs since the end of last year, traders and oil company officials said. Since July most of Japan s major
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      249 7 A legend in modern design: Movado® Museum® Watch. It was inspired by the group of international artists who developed the famous Bauhaus School in the *****. Simplicity, tastefulness, function was their dictum. And one of its purist expressions was the watch dial distinguished by a single dot, designed a decade
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  • PERSPECTIVE
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      There's room for accommodation
      493 8 BUSINESS TIMES THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1989 HOSPITALITY Is becoming increasingly expensive these days. Local hotels have responded to the continuing tourist boom with two successive room-rate hikes this year. Partially, it is to make up for cuts undertaken during the recession years. More significantly, it is
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      The lure of the Sunshine state...
      1116 8  -  Just like the migration of Americans from the snow belt to the southern and southwestern sections of the United States, more and more Australians are heading for the sun. While other states are suffering from declining populations, Queensland, the Sunshine state, is attracting record
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      Lock icon .. and the hope of Newcastle city
      675 8 and the hope of Newcastle city AFP AUSTRALIA is soon to decide on which warship it wants to patrol the waters of the South Pacific and the Antarctic, and the coastal city of Newcastle is hanging its hopes on being chosen to deliver the best ship for the Job. Newcastle
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      147 8 t (j E \fci icious, isn rt it? In business, you need to expand in order to succeed. But in order to expand you need the money that comes from success You have to pay your suppliers, but your clients don't pay you. It's a vicious circle we're very familiar
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  • FOCUS
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      Lock icon Few options left for US to support the Contras
      512 9 Reuter CENTRAL American presidents have left Washington with few options by calling for the return home of a disbanded Nlcaraguan rebel force from base camps in Honduras by December 8, according to policy analysts. With the Contra rebels refusing to return
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      Lock icon Rebels face tough battle ahead
      486 9 Reuter NICARAQUAN Contra rebels, already weakened by cuts in US aid, face a tough battle to survive as a guerrilla force following a call by Central American presidents for their disbanding. "The Contras' death sentence has been signed," Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega declared after returning
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      Lock icon What the five agreed upon
      202 9 Reuter THESE are details of a Central American plan for disbanding 12,000 Nicaraguan Contra rebels camped in Honduras, agreed by the five regional presidents on Monday. e Setting up an International Support and Verification Commission made up jointly from the United Nations and the Organisation
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      193 9 Al9lOO-F»-»11-¥1-7600 Future needs immediate response Flexible manufacturing makes for timely deliveries Fast changing market needs demand fast change-over from one production programme to the next. Only maximum flexibility on your part will achieve the higher productivity and shorter delivery times you require. The source of this flexibility? CIM computer integrated
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  • LIFESTYLE
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      Lock icon Forty-two works from Mellon collection to be auctioned
      522 10 ART NYT 5 FORTY-TWO WORKS of art collected by Paul Mellon, the 182-year-old art patron and !philanthropist, will be auctioned in sales in New York 1 and London in November that 'Christie's expects to bring in {more than US$lOO million. The art
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      Lock icon Tackling French-style sex in the '30s
      1015 11 FILMS NYT HE LOOKED like a stereotypical bookkeeper who had wandered by mistake into a bordello, this round-shoul-dered, graying man with a paunch and a pipe, poking mildly around a room run amok with flocked red wallpaper, bright flowers and a picture collection numbingly
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      Lock icon B-29 aircraft that bombed Hiroshima to be displayed
      328 11 WAR RELICS AFP THE Enola Qay, the B-29 aircraft that dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroahima, sita in four piecaa at a hangar outaida Washington aa restorers tinker with it ahead of an exhibition tentatively planned for the 1960 a, officials said
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      295 10 U#en? to entertain... Where tv entertain... Where tv entertain... Where tv The best live jazz in town Hours: 5.00 pm 2.00 am Level 3, The Westin Plaza Happy Hours Mon-Fri: 5.00 pm 8.00 pm The Westin Plaza Raffles CMy 2 Sumford Road, Singapore 0617. WESTIN hotels Resorts Taiwan Porridge for
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      106 10 The Prime Time, Joe Norman will entertain nightly with your favourite songs in Spanish. Japanese, Indonesian and etc. nightly from 7.30 p.m. to 12.30 a.m. WIMP ODUfVT HOTEiNo. 1 Tanglin Road Sirvgapofe 1024 Cafe-) Tempura jl/affin j 'Buffet Lunch Come and enjoy a value-for-money buffet lunch featuring a variety of
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      175 10 FASHIONABLY HYATT Join the fashion-conscious every Thursday and Friday! (3 6pm) in The Lounge. < Vt Watch our models parade the latest collections while you enjoy our tea spread consisting of fine tea blends, scones and cream, ftesh pastries, cakes and fruits and imaginative sandwiches. Tea plus, show at 11.50*
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      187 10 V, HOTEL LOBBY Hillside Lounge proudly presents... A dazzling display of talent from the Philippines STAR LIGHT > Come and let this versatile quartet entertain you with their rendition of popular hits, jazz, Country 6c Western favourites, the familiar sounds of the Beatles and The Platters, and of course the
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      155 10 J 6 PROVINCES ALL IN ONE SimNG Sli VI m LULU CI-I f Get a taste of Sichuan, Beijing, fkMUgS Guangdong Yunnan, [ungsu ifll/A and Shanghai all in a lunch buffet that's as long as the Great Wall. Tuck into Jiangsu Spicy 35th floor and Sour Shark's Fin Soup, Beijing
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      178 11 entertain.. Happy Homes In The Paek. Our early evening Happy Hoard at The Fountain Lounge art simply delightful. For every drink you order you get the next one free. Phut, you get 25% off bottle purchase*. And to make Mire you're totally happy, there's great music to listen to. Happy
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  • Page 11 Miscellaneous
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      650 11 26 27 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Lots of ways to get a snooze (6) 7 Like a detective, say, with atrange charm and mien (8) 8 Figure a politician to make difficult progress (4) 10 Safe accommodation (6) 11 We're short of space here for a ball (6) 14 Rubbish
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      1313 11 Comic love triangle c. <- y, i j 2 1 Cheey Cheee (centre) and OoMte I OUR CHOICE SEEMS LIKE OLO TIMES, 10.35pm, SBC 5 Chevy Chase and Qoldie Hewn partner up in another inane but entertaining movie. Baaed on a Neil Simon comedy with Chase aa a down-and-out who
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  • SPORTS
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      476 12 GOLF AFP TWO OF the world's dominant players over the past 10 years, Australian Greg Norman and Spain's Seve Ballesteros, will close out a decade of competition in Illinois this week at the 71st PGA Championship. The final major of the 1980s will feature many plots
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      328 12 AP AH INTERNATIONAL golf body hat been formed to seek a place fo£ the sport in the Olympics for th« first time since 1904, officials in London said on Tuesday. An application was made in February to include golf as a
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      Lock icon DeFreitas, Butcher pull out
      393 12 CRICKET AFP LANCASHIRE'S Phil DeFreitas and Roland Butcher of Middlesex, the two black players in England's "rebel" cricket party to tour South Africa in January, have pulled out of the squad. In a statement, issued through his solicitors, DeFreitas said that the publicity which followed last
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      Lock icon Roebuck to lead England?
      257 12 AFP SOMERSET OPENER Peter Roebuck emerged on Tuesday as a clear contender for the tour to the West Indies when he was asked to lead an England team on next week's short tour of the Netherlands. Roebuck's appointment could even indicate that the England selectors are
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      Lock icon Ban provokes confrontation
      119 12 AFP A YEAR'S ban on six top players has split Indian cricket and raised fears of a damaging confrontation between the game's rulers and the Test team. The Board of Control for Cricket in India drew fire from the press on Tuesday for the ban which skimmed
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      Lock icon Duran has two scores to settle
      327 12 BOXING Reuter WHEN ROBERTO DURAN stepe into the ring for a long-awaited rematch with Sugar Ray Leonard, he will also settle a score with another hard-hitting opponent the US Internal Revenue Service. Duran, who is looking for revenge after his humiliating "No Mas'' loss
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      Lock icon Foreman out of bout with Greer
      115 12 AP A HAND INJURY has forced former heavyweight champion George Foreman to pull out of his Aug 17 fight against Michael Greer in Las Vegas, the USA Network in New York said on Tuesday. The network had planned to televise the bout. Spokesman Leslie
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      228 12 YACHTING AP DENMARK and Britain battled for the lead in the Admiral's Cup regatta on Tuesday as their yachts neared the halfway point in the Fastnet Race, while the US team was third and closing the gap behind the leaders. Britain's 53-point advantage entering the
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      492 12 TENNIS AP FIFTH-SEEDED Jay Berger outlasted qualifier Michael Robertson 6-3, 6-3 on Tuesday night in a battle of hard-hitting baseliners at the U*****,500 US Hardcourts tournament in Indianapolis. Andrew Sznajder of Canada, playing in his third major tournament of the summer, upset No 7
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      Lock icon Easy victories for three seeds in Slims
      166 12 AP FOURTH-SEEDED Pam Shriver, fifth-seeded Mary Joe Fernandez and seventh-seeded Hana Mandlikova scored straight-set victories at the US$3OO,OOO Virginia Slims of Los Angeles women's tennis tournament on Tuesday. In second round play, Shriver beat Stacey Martin 6-2, 6-4; Fernandez topped Elizabeth Smylie of
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      418 12 AP TOP-SEEDED Michael Chang overcame second-set returning woes to scors a 6-1, 3-6, 6-3 victory over Scott Warner in the opening round of the U*****,000 Swiss Army Knife Open in New Jersey on Tuesday night. Chang, the French Open winner and the fifth-ranked player in
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      267 12 ATHLETICS AFP SEBASTIAN COE and Steve Ovett could have their longawaited first clash on a British track at the Commonwealth trials in Birmingham this weekend. Coe told AAA genersl secretary Mike Farrell that he would be running the 1,500 metres heats on
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      122 12 AP BRITISH JAVELIN thrower Steve Buckley was the surprise best performer at the 12th Hungalu Cup Grand Prix track and field meeting in Budapest on Tuesday. Buckley threw 85.86 metres to win the event. It was the second longest throw in the current season. Six of the
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      3603 13 MBT SHARE PRICES on the Kuala Lumpur stock market continued to rally ahead as investors continued their buying spree In active trading yeeterday. Oeapite the stronger sentiment, the New Straits Times industrial ordinary share index dipped 0.5 point to end the day at 2,350.77. The index
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      491 13 Bernama NEWCO, the new investment holding company set up to take over Landmarks Holdings Bhd in a reconstruction scheme, is to acquire a 75.2 per cent interest in Saujana Resort (M) Bhd after Saujana's restructuring. In a statement yesterday, Landmarks, on behalf of
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      268 13 MBT PETRONAS senior vice-president Mursd Hsshim (mbovm) has retired sfter completing hie fiveyear contract on July 31. He has ssrved Malaysia s nstionsl oil corporation for 14 years. Chairman Tan Sri Basir Ismail ssid Pstronss has yet to shortlist anybody for the post. He wss speaking
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      559 13 MBT MALAYSIAN telecommunications equipment supplier Sapurs Holding msy seek a listing on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange in the future to raise more funds for rsssarch and development, export promotion and the acquisition of new technology in telecommunications. In
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      293 13 MBT THE SALE of Con naught Housing Development (CHD) by Universal Cable (M), which will be restructured, would snabls the company to concentrate on its cors business of manufacturing siectrical wirss and cables snd sever onerous finsncisl commitments in
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      280 13 Bernama MALAYSIAN businessmen were invited to take over hundreds of enterprises owned by the Philippines in that country, its ambassador to Malaysis Rodolfo Severi no said yesterday. He said the Philippines government had inherited hundreds of enterprises, ranging from hotels to textiles factories,
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  • REGIONAL MARKETS
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      396 14 Reuter SOUTH KOREA looks set to take over if Japan trading giant Mitsui and Company Limited withdraws from a stalled multi-billion dollar petrochemical project in Iran. Mitsui has said it wants to call the Iran-Japan Petrochemical Company (UPC) joint project
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      112 14 AP SOUTH KOREAN companies are moving production facilities overseas to avoid higher wages and labour disputes at home, a report said yesterday. A survey of SO companies moving production overseas found that 70 per cent were motivated primarily by cutting costs, said the gov-ernment-funded
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      400 14 AFP JAPANESE efforts to develop an ultra-high speed trsin are accelerating but technical and financial hurdles to commercial operation still remain, officials and railway industry sources say. The Transport Ministry says it will build a track at least 40 km long west of
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      371 14 Reuter NEW ZEALAND'S largest newspaper publisher Independent Newspapers Ltd (INL) said its 40.5 per cent owner News Ltd would boost its stake to 50 per cent after INL discovered an unnamed party had a 5 per cent to 10 per cent stake
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      Lock icon Orix to pay US$190m for New York firm
      128 14 NYT ORIX CORP, a major Japanese consumer credit and leasing company, said on Tuesday it has agreed to pay US$l9O million for Commercial Alliance Corp, a New York-based firm that leases construction equipment Orix is buying the firm from its Los Angeles-based
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      Lock icon Mitsubishi to raise price of ethylene
      105 14 Reuter MITSUBISHI Petrochemical Co Ltd, Japan's leading ethylene maker, has won agreement from its buyers to retroactively raise the price of ethylene to 98.6 yen per kg for the AprilJune quarter from 91.2 yen in the previous quarter, a company spokesman said. The April-June
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      Lock icon Coca-Cola 'yes' to Oasis sale
      88 14 Reuter LION NATHAN Ltd said in a statement The Coca-Cola Co had approved Lion's sale of soft drinks manufacturer Oasis Industries Ltd to a joint venture between C-C Bottlers Adelaide Ltd and Coca-Cola. Lion announced the NZ$226 million deal, which was subject to Coca-Cola approval,
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      451 14 Tokyo Reuter FINANCIAL sharss on the Tokyo market yestsrdsy soar ad. pertly on a forsign broker's buy progrsm targeting financials in ths first section, but oversll shers prices wers sluggish until futures-related buying knocked them broedly higher at the cloee. Volume wss thin, typical of the summer
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      199 14 Australia Reuter AUSTRALIAN shares yesterday cloeed lower after profit-takers took advantage of the market's recent strong run. Ths All Ordinariee Index cloeed 4.1 points lowsr at 1606.3. Dealers said that despits the market's fall, it held up fairly well In the face of some sggrssslve selling. "The market
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      1203 14 Hongkong Reuter HONGKONG'S Hang Swig Index yesterday ended en uneventful dey 19.37 points higher at 2,627.31 after an expected major corporate announcement failed to material lee. fttfjum nne«eee« 1 otroog ovtfHil intotutional intereet underpinD6Q •wiurTWu ail oiy out profit-taking capped every advance. "All eyee
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      Manila: Prices finish firmer
      169 14 PHILIPPINE shares yesterday ended mostly higher as Institutional buying boosted prices despite a fresh report of a doubledigit July inflation rste. "We are getting both local and foreign mutual funds into ths markst," Ramon Kabigting of First Pacific Securities Philippines said, sdding thst funds from Hongkong,
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      183 14 Reuter THAI stocks yestsrdsy closed mixed in active trade focueed on textiles, financials snd cements, with volstils prices indicating a lack of investor confidence. The SET Index gained 0.76 point to close at 625.03. Losses outnumbered gains 67 to 39. Most sctivsly traded were Royal Orchid Hotel,
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      198 14 Reuter SEOUL stocks yesterday rallied in active trading as investors responded to government measures to inject money into the market to help ensure the successful listing of state-run Korea Electric Power Corp (Kepco) today. The composits index rose 8.77 points to close at 914.87. Turnover roee to
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      Lock icon Taipei: Index dives on rumours
      468 14 Reuter THE Taiwan stock index yesterday dosed sharply lower as market rumours about underground inveetment houses sparked a run of profit-taking. The weighted index dropped 361.97 points, or 3.5 per cent, to end at 9,670.13 against Tusaday's 10,022.10 finish with turnover st NT5136.31 billion against
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      Lock icon New Zealand: Slight correction
      106 14 Reuter LONG-EXPECTED profittaking finally hit the New Zealand ehare market yesterday, forcing the Barclays index back 12.11 points to 2,247.74. Dealers said the dip was inevitable after the market soared 295 points over the past six days and they generally expect further profit-taking today. "A lot
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      Bombay: Stocks rally
      138 14 SHARE prices yesterday recovered broadly to finish sharply higher on heavy buying by state-owned investment trusts after a cautious opening. The market over the past two days has been hit by panic following reports of a payment default on the Calcutta Stock Exchange. "The Institutional buying helped
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  • WORLD MARKETS
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      730 15 New York Reuter PROFIT-TAKING on Tuesday hampered gains in the US stock market, but blue chipe managed to eke out a small gain to close a touch below a resistance area at 2700. Transportation stocks were once again in the limelight, as takeover fever drew
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      911 15 London Reuter SHARE prices yesterday opened mixed in quiet trading against a background of small gains on Wall Street. Dealers said market makers marked prices lower in early business. Substantial selling interest did not emerge despite modest profit-taking, and prices mostly retraced their stepe. "The
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      1148 15 Reuter MILAN; ITALIAN shares yesterday maintained earlier gains as the MIB index climbed five points, or 0.42 per cent, to a new 1969 high of 1,185 in an active trading session. Brokers said strong demand for food, insurance and chemicals stocks helped lift the market. Blue chip
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      Lock icon UAL shares jump again to reach US$219.25
      322 15 NYT THE SHARES of the UAL Corp, parent company of United Airlines, jumped again on Tuesday rising US$6.5O, to close at U*****.25 in advance of a meeting yesterday at which UAL directors were expected to consider a takeover offer from Marvin Davis. The
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      291 15 FT PLANS to simplify the much-criticised system for regulsting the finsncial services industry in the UK have been unveiled by the Securities snd Investments Board. The propoeal marked an attempt to replace the existing overcomplex snd costly system, said ths SIB, the UK's
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      327 15 NYT FREDERICK A WANG, president of the beleaguered Wang Laboratories Inc, resigned on Tuesday, returning the reins of the company to his ailing father, An Wang. The move renewed speculation on Wall Street that the family that effectively controls the office
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      Lock icon Battle for BAT: Proposal to sidestep US rules
      469 15 NYT SIR James Goldsmith offered on Tuesday to place the American insurance operations of BAT Industries under the control of an independent trust if the investor group he heads succeeds in its US$2l-billion bid for the company. The proposal is an effort
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      362 15 FT SUEZ, the French banking and investment group, has declared war on Its partners in the Victoire insurance group by launching a FFrl9.5 billion (US$3.l billion) takeover bid for Compagnie Induatrialle, Victoire's key shareholder. The bid, If successful, would be followed by s bid
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    392 16  -  JOINT VENTURE IS NOW THIRD LARGEST PRINTER IN HONGKONG By FOO CHOY PENG BARELY HALF a year after its official opening, a joint venture between Times Publishing Ltd and a Swiss company is planning to put aside HKS3O million to expand its Hongkong
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    456 16 AFP INDONESIA has cautioned Singapore about the dangers of drawing foreign powers into the region following the offer to provide military facilities to the United States, and Vietnam has condemned it as "dangerous". A senior Indonesian presidential palace official said yesterday
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    373 16 Reuter THE American embassy in Seoul has warned US companies to tread carefully around South Korean firms trying to start business with Vietnam and North Korea. Under the Trading with the Enemy Act established to use economic means to
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    518 16 Agencies TOSHIKI KAIFU. who became Japan's 48th prime minister yesterday after an embarrassing delay caused by the opposition, faces more problems in getting his policies through parliament than any Japanese leader in the past 34 years. The 58-year-old Mr Kaifu
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    260 16 AP FERDINAND MARCOS' former prime minister has agreed to testify against his former boss in a US court where the ousted president and his wife face charges of embezzling millions from the Philippine treasury. Philippine Justice Secretary Sedfrey Ordonez said yesterday that the offer
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    194 16 Reuter MILITARY AUTHORITIES extending a crackdown on dissent have set up six more martial law tribunals with draconian powers in north-western Burma, said diplomats in Bangkok yesterday. State-run radio, monitored in Bangkok, said the tribunals were set up on July 24. Five similar courts
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    Lock icon Bitter feud over 'palm oil causes heart disease' campaign ends
    336 16 Reuter MALAYSIAN palm oil producers and the American soybean growers have decided to halt s bitter feud over a US campaign that said palm-oil consumption csuses heart disease. Both aidea have agreed to atop portraying competing products in s negative
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    Lock icon Kwok Singapore wins Fijian molasses tender
    181 16 AFP A SINGAPORE company has won a tender to buy US$6.7 million worth of molasses from Fiji, the Fiji Sugar Marketing company in Suva said yesterday. Managing director John May said that under the agreement, Kwofc Singapore Ltd would buy up to 160,000 tonnes
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    S'pore-Pakistan joint ventures prove fruitful
    405 16  -  By SHOEB KAGDA SINGAPORE COMPANIES are discovering that Pakistan is proving to be a fertile ground for Joint-venture opportunities. In the I sis st businsss venture, locally-based Langbrklge Associates has been appointed as project managers for a $15 million shipyard project to be est up
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    Lock icon Suharto pleased with improving ties between Indonesia and Malaysia
    418 16 Bernama PRESIDENT Suharto yesterday said he was pleased that the friendly ties between Malaysia and Indonesia were improving especially when the countriee were going through a "generation transition". Ho said the doee ttee baaed on similar traditions, social, cultural and generic
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    82 16 Reuter COMEX GOLD futurss slipped briefly below Tueeday'a lowa early yeaterday on aelling againat a firmer dollar before they ateadied on dealer buying. December gold recovered to U*****.60 an ounce, holding a net loea of US$l.OO following a retreat to U*****.70. Comex silver futurss recovered to
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      81 16 AFP A Don infMyc i r i fVLIr r OWMIW inVOoir gativs team yaatarday called for the filing of criminal charges against Local Qoveromants Secretary Luia Samoa for miauaa of government funds and proparty. Sanata blua ribbon committee chairman TaoAato Quingona aakj Mr Samoa vioiaiad a
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      55 16 AFP TAIWAN put into affact yaatarday Its wideet-ranging tariff cuts avar whila lifting tha import tax on gold. Tha duty raductiona would bring tha real avaraga tariff rata down to 4.7 par cant from 6.7 par cant and affact 61 par cant of importad goods,
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      Lock icon Ronald Li pays nominal bail
      52 16 AFP FORMER Hongkong Slock Exchange boat Ronald U was releaaed by a magistrate yeetorday on bail of HKSIOO (US$l2.BO). Magistrals Warnsr Banks said ths nominal bail was rsquirsd sines Mr Li's original bail terms of HK$l2 million (USSI.S3 million) had been transferred to the High
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      56 16 Reuter VIETNAM said yesterday no settlement by wsrrlng Cambodian factions would be poesible until foreign interference in the conflict ended. Hanoi Radio, monitored in Bangkok, quoted Foreign minister Nguyen Co Thach as saying that "a mschanism tor national reconciliation in Cambodia can only be established
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      Lock icon Moscow for N-pact this year
      61 16 Reuter THE Soviet Union saM yeeterday that a superpower agreement limiting nucleer test explosions was poeaibie this year but the United Stales had to take decietona more quickly.'The decietone. at leeat with regard to our talks, are in our opinion being token too slowly in
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      35 16 Bernama THE Democratic Action Party nas 06C106Q not to contest in the Teruntum by-election becauee it wanted to concentrate Its reeources in msking preparationa for the next general electione. Berna-
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      66 16 AP DEPARTURE delays at European airports hit an all-time high in June with nearly one flight in three delayed for more than 15 minutes, the Association of European Airlines said. The AEA said in a statement that the delays were largely caused by "major
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
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        73 17 Reuter NEW ZEALAND DOCKWORKERS are planning their first major strike for nearly 20 years, a union leader said yeeterday. ''There's every possibility there will be a closure of ail ports... either this week or next week," Waterside Federation general secretary Sam Jennings said in Wellington.
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        102 17 Reuter FINNISH ENGINEERING and forest industry group Rauma-Repoia OY expects to reduce its losses on shipbuilding to less than 100 million markka this year and may eradicate them completely next year. Group senior executive vice-president Heikki Hakala said in Helsinki on Tuesday that loeses
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        38 17 Reuter THE KUWAIT PETROLEUM CORPORATION (KPC) entered the tanker market on Tuesday for one ultra large crude carrier from the Mideast Guff and one very large crude carrier from the Mediterranean, tanker brokers said. Router
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        65 17 Reuter OMI CORP expects to gain about US$l7 million from the sale of a 64,740-dwt crude tanker and from the previously reported scheduled sale of a 138,000-dwt tanker. The company said in New York on Tuesday that the sale of the first ship would be included
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        70 17 Reuter THE POSEIDON BREEZE, which ran aground off southern Sri Lanka on July 5 laden with 52,500 tonnes of grain, was refloated on Aug 1 after transferring part of its cargo of bulk wheat to other vessels, Lloyds Shipping Intelligence said. The 61,760-dwt ship, which was bound
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        56 17 Reuter THE VENEZUELAN BULK CARRIER Saru Mwv was refloated on Aug 5 after running aground at Mile 132 on the Orinoco River in Venezuela four days previously, Lloyd's Shipping Intelligence Service said. The 23,150-dwt vessel, carrying a cargo of steel products, resumed its outbound voyage for
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      180 17 Reuter SOUTH KOREA is negotiating with Iran over an US$BOO million contract to build 10 250,000-ton oil tankers, South Korean Energy Ministry officials said on Tuesday. Speaking in Seoul, they said the contract to build the tankers was part of a US$3 billion
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      Japanese boost to demand for shipping in S Korea
      265 17 THE EFFECT of Japanese manufacturers moving offshore to South Korea is starting to show up on demand for shipping services. Over the past 12 months, the South Korean southbound trade has continued its growth in tandem with the country's spectacular economic
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      Line launches container service between S'pore and Bangladesh
      449 17  -  SCHEDULE OFFERS ROUND-VOYAGE TIME OF 15 DAYS By JEAN FOONG WEST ASIA Kontena Line (WAKL) will, from today, start a new regular container service between Singapore and Bangladeeh. Known as the Asian X-Press Container Line, the service would "bypass the inherent berth
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      KCT acquires new straddle carriers for M$16.2m
      331 17  -  By G DURAIRAJ KELANG CONTAINER TERMINAL has acquired a fleet of 12 straddle carriers at a cost of M 516.2 million to beef up its lands ide container handling capability. The additional equipment, designed to cope with the surge in container throughput will
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      Philippines has potential to build giant ships, says consultant
      255 17  -  AL O LABITA JR THE PHILIPPINES will be able to build giant ship*, including some weighing 100,000 tonnes, in the next Ave yeers, says a Japaneee consultant assigned to Manila's Maritime Industry Authority (Marina). Tokuzo Watanabe, a technical consultant from the
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      Heavy traffic in Asia-Australia trade
      830 18  -  Slew services introduced to meet demand ■y FLORENCE CHONG SHIPPING TRAFFIC from Asia into Australia has sssn strong growth, Issdlng to shortages of at times. Mr Charlss Schuttz, tha Australian National Line managsr for South-eaat Aala, says: "The trade between Auetralia and South-eaat Aaia experienced
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      Inmarsat unveils new logo
      497 18 INMARSAT has announced a new symbol to signify involvement with its global mobile satellite system. Known as the Inmarsat Partnership Mark (IPM), the three-element symbol will be available for use by Inmarsat's member signatory organisations, earth station operators, other service providers, airline, shipping and land transport
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      Shipping events
      475 18 Aug 14-26 Manila-based Asian Institute of Manaliment (AIM) will conduct its third sea transport covrse for Asia's maritime managers. The course, deigned for those involved in the management of stypping companies and maritime operations, will Impart a comprehensive and critical managerial of the international merchant shipping as affected
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      605 18 Fairplay AMERICAN BTOCK EXCHANGEIisted MC Shipping Inc. a hybrid ahipping fund company eatabliahed by intereata associated with Monaco'a Vlaaov group (V Shipa) earlier thia year, haa completed its initial acquiaition of tonnage with the purchaaa of Its eighth ahip. Since raiaing around UBs46 million
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      176 19 THE UK-BASED Ben Line Group has reached an in-principle agreement to take a majority interest in another British company, Killick Martin Co. The agreement is subject to finalising certain unspecified details. Both companies have stated their commitment to maintaining Killick Martin's
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      992 19 FAIRLY QUIET chartering conditions continued on the single voyage dry cargo market on Tuesday and freight rates showed little movement brokers said. Two grain cargoes were covered from the US Gulf to Japan at U5522.75 and $23. and although slightly below the recent reported level of $23.25 the
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      425 20 TTTc COLUMBUS LINE REEDEREI GMBH l A Sf H VIC E Of HAMBUHC. SUDi T EXPRESS SEMI CONTAINER SERVICE TO m 'V'fcM! (ASIA-SOUTH PACIFIC JOINT SERVICE) SPOftE COLUMBUS NIUGINI MS 17* Port Moroofcy. I*. bM, AJ MORAVIAN* VUS V» Nrt fcrrt), La*. Mnl Accepting LCI cargo for main ports discharge
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      762 20 REGULAR INDEPENDENT FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE (VU FEEDER) KN PKL SIN rue HAM ME NORASIA AL-HANSOM AM M2O-3 M 10/1 13/1 5/9 7/9 M JAPAN SEA mw 14/8 UP 1M 12/9 14/9 15/9 NORASIA SUN MZ2-3 23/1 24* 2S#§ 19/9 21/9 22/9 NORASIA PEARL VWZ3-3 25/8 30/1 1/9 M/
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      1025 21 Steamers Maritime Holdings Ltd L 2 [CO P&O Containers STRAITS SHIPPING ON TAIMER SERVICE TO UK CONTINENT: rpn P Klmg rtm H'targ nml'ta Lak ua w an m m W UK W W If) W W u* uji Kfl v/t m an on m/s L 2/1 149 14* un i«*
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      907 21 Hai Sun Hup Co (Pt< r :d N! i I STRAITS/ JAPAN/ STMITS SERVICE PECIALIST IN RO-RO HEAVY LI VESSEL COSMIC SOU SOU KOGGEGRACHT TRADER MATSUYAMA KOCHI VOY. NO. 1 79 74 4 Sport SaiM 270 90 7/1 P. Mm| Sailed 300 12/9 100 190 I*o 310 NOTE: ALSO CALLING
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      518 22 n SINOSE MARITIME PTE LTD ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES KYOWA LINE MTROOUCMQ KYOWA PAST DIRECT B/BUUC/CONTAMmT •WW* FROM SVOME/PK TO GUAM/SAMAN AMD ETA SPORE LOAD FOR: ySffEZESSSE mMamo UIWO TRANSIT TIME FROM S TORE TO CUAM/SAIPAN AROUND U (MVS ONLY FOR ENQUIRIES/FREIGHT RATES ETC PLEASE CALL TEL: *****44
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      562 22 HANJIN SHIPPING «r full container service TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ NANJI* IE HAVRE TO FAR EAST PORTS HANJIN L HAVRE M QUEEN'S WAT RRIOCt CHOYAN6 PARK «H TV! Z2M 2M ad Sfl llfi Ufi FROM EUROPE VIA SUEZ VESSEL HO TO* I AC 21 KIMNTAN STORE LOAOINC FOR 23/1 DUBAI,
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      417 23 PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street, #03-00, Singapore 0106. Tel: *****33 CONTAINER SERVICES Tf n a <? .*i>i. V -x-y M mi m CONVENTIONAL/SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICES m rr S 5 m. X '".7 -v EI 71 <* DCSTMAHON M FORT 1M 14JB 21 It MUAAA/LABUAM/KOTA MUARA/LABUAN/KOTA MUARA/LABUAN/KOTA MUARA/LABUAN/KOTA MALAYSIA
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      353 23 \a BEN LIKE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT n» MB im ■b «b m m x s O* op ap m m m m m v» urn EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE FROM UK/CONTINENT TASMAN ASIA SHIPPING NEW CALEIINIA, FUI AND ■AM LME (TS) MB MMKA SUVA AA W TN TA
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      205 23 [accot inc c&wumo«uu., CMTAMOMD CAMO) u-m urn (AC&PMNG COtfyiNTIOHAi I CMTAMBN» CAMO) (ACCtrTIIK c£vMTK*Ut I COCTAMCKtKS CAMO) V.. t DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL LINE A MEMBER OF ANROt 11 'J 1 K.VMI.C lf.C=t-V I'll. b.i*l ftVLfl *1 'Aill HAKI'M- 'A IH A sDN BHD DJAKARTA LLOYD IMVS.F-'< A NATIONAL L'NF
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      256 23 SHIPPING AGENCIES MYANMA FIVE STAR UWE (Burmese National Line) Loading for Rangoon S port P.fotanf Pmmi Bm THE BANK LINE ITT7 A* CATHERINE N Up CLYDEBANK V2M 21* TAMAITAI SAMOA VMM 2*S FORTH BANK V2SN 13/ M otml am bdv) (ML A# B+C T«l mm NIGERIAN NATIONAI Worshipping LINE NIGERIA
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      710 24 oocl faith OOCL FRIENDSHIP NEPTUNE JADE OOCL FORTUNE •wftoa n :wm* "i 1 EXPORT NEPTUNE TOPAZ OOCL HONOUR RHEIN BRIDGE •VIA FEEPER SEVEN SEAS BRIDGE HONGKONG CONTAINER RHEIN BRIDGE NUMBER BRIDGE FEEDER VESSEL ASM STAR K Kline k WVASAkI klSl k MS| I 1 I VOV INDO iw up m
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      569 24 EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Ocfpfriu FCUfCL Container* Snppon P.lWm| Pw« U Mtftar FtMtar F«d» U Au| UA* Ikn 2 S*t 2S* f I (Oct ShU IS« R MM II Oct II Od ft 21 Nm IS Hw IS Nw ft INDIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE r r CCI /en Accepting ruL/fLL LOnVtintft
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      355 24 GOLDEN LINE GUAN GUAN SHIPPING (PTE) LTD 11 N 71 Imimk ivtr SIMCAPOMC 010* Til SM3M (M LINCS) r». UUSO* STRAITS/P£RSJAN GULF SERVICE: fM f. Mm. Hmm OOUXR MVU MMManMMi MM twri aOUXN MA* (UfeMalrafe/Out* M« IS cam* and QAi TUN SIM TiMSm apt Aml ■mmmuihmp anis CHINA OCEAN SHIPPING
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      454 24 PHILI-ORIENT LINES PTE LTV I'D MEAT- OFFICE 1 08 ROB NS S POi .M'o Bi.liDlNG SiS j A POPf 'f.fi R5 :S';r PM'il F4J Fa i LCI EAST/FAI rnTTTVi 222C222 H—t^ysnrm 2 rrr T—**n vuraftLCinma urn, rsmum lbbi ITMJURT, ABERDEEN, IiNAMK I IrtUM. R'OAM. IQIfHRMfB •rn U—Ml' 1 Li: rTTT"T
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      887 25 I NEK if SON Btf) Lumpy# Penan* .***** *****5 anm NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD IMPORT EXPORT i 11) <rA I v:i in 35 vsl/voy tea 878 KG BGP MOTHER VBL/VOY t<VOB 11/08 N. Bride* 1W 17/08 18/08 N. Topaz 4W M/ 06 26/08 O. Honour 1W 31/08 01/08 R Bride*
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      124 25 .jV PAN OCEAN y/jN) SHIPPING COMPANY LTD REGULAR CONVENTIONAL SERVICES TO JAPAN'KORE A PORTS Spore BALISA AGENCY PTE LTD 80 Va r p a r aae Roac 3-0' 02 D a r *Aav p "544 7e>ie« ***** BA_ 5A Po r Book hqs T 3455"00 9 n es P.Kelang BAHTERA
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      23 25 gpjFREIGHT SERVICE! HONGKONG 18/8, 25/8 MELBOURNE, SYDNEY 19/8 BRISBANE, ADELAIDE 25/8 TEL: *****66 (8 lines) IJiW.il>;. J INTERNATIONAL FREIGHT FORWARDERS GUARANTEE WEEKLY CONSOL
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      820 25 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUILDING 55, Market Street Singapore 0104 Tel: *****33 (15 Lines) Terminal Office: 120K241/2 Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** mSUti MAI TMOMC SNIPPING 127 PmgStrwl FW* Matey*. SYSTEM CO SON MO Mk JAYAPOH PENAIK. T* (******229*
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      364 26 SINGAPORE SHIPPIN6 CORPORATION (PTE.) LTD. Til 225 6868 (34 Iocs) FAX *****39/*****76 THEX RS ***** A/B SSCMA. RS ***** A/B SSCAO r DSR-LINES l B OEUTFRACHT SEEREEDERE ROSTOCK 41 INTEGRATED CONTAINER SERVICE MEMBER Of EACON SERVICE TO EAST MEDITERRANEAN ft NORTH CONTINENT EUROPE i\ 'I WIMMCA: ACCOTIM CAMO FOR UMASSft,
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      229 26 Th« complete Shipping List will bm pub- FAST DIRECT REGULAR SERVICE TO INDONESIA PORT PADANG/ SEMARANG/PANJANG/CIGADING/ BENGKULU VSL DELI I NOAH NASA JAVA LAMPUM JAYA PI NAM JAYA KtITA JAYA ABAM JAYA POMTA INT AN ETA ETD i»«w 13JJ9 IN PONT 30U9 17JJ9 11X8 13U9 IUJ9 In Port 12JJI ISU9
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      356 26 1U I. CONTAINER LINES 72» I Frt 3* a* Ii 4 I M r fm '-.i-'i v 11 iu« in m P.KELANG 3 SAILINGS A WEEK DASWANI Sdn Bhd Pkl (Tel: *****59) PENANG 2 SAILINGS A WEEK UL-1» llj JAKARTA 2 SAILINGS A WEEK PT Sarana Pewda Jkt get *****6)
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      459 27 UNIPACIFIC TRADING AGENCY PTE. LTD. SINGAPORE TEL. *****22 FAX: *****76 C IRAQI LINE IRAQI STATt ENTERPRISE FOR MARITIME TRANSPORT EAST BOUND SERVICE ETA S'PORE LOADING FOR A. VSL 10It Iraq/Jjpan TMMUCH UU to BAGHDAD UPON REQUEST ALSO ACCEPTING CONTAINERS UPTO AQABA S BAGHDAD KEFIR SPACE AVAILABLE UPTOAQABA LOADING CONTAINERS/CONVENTIONAL COO
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      297 27 fori RICHFIELD MARINE AGENCIES |S| PTE LTD jR Tfcl ***** 3J (10 I mev FAX *****15 Tt LE «S ***** RISMIP ,1 tmfM li' ACCEPTING Fa AND CONVENTIONAL rounua ita loaomq fom NCTIANCT m OMNMALAAM. MOMSAtA. OJMOUTi AWA«. MA—AIWA. WODMAH along th« routa workable on inducomont. rULLI vvnininwiow wn "I—.
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      516 27 SIGMA EXPRESS (S) PTE LTD x 37 TEL *****44 FAX *****75 ACCEPTING CARGOES FOR: BANGKOK 12/8 TOKYO/YOKO/KOBE LE HAVRE/HAMBURG .T 1 iW "1 < J J 17ft HM 11M 14H a 21« JAKARTA IliiW I M l/l ISA •n 44 jrTiTfrp m 2E rr A n GREAT ANDES SERVICE wwrr
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      110 27 BALTIC ORIENT SHIPPING PTE LTD. BAY OF BENGAL SERVICE i! i lcl/fcl acceptable TOR COMPETITIVE LCL RATI CONTACT AMWAR/JEYA CONTACT NMC TUJDUPAX HOC. :MR RORKRT OHI ANWAR Hamburg West Germany Tiger Line MOEPCNOAMT COMMON CARRER SERVICE SMOAPORE MADRAS SHUTTLE SINGAPORE —CALCUTTA SHUTTLE MV TIGER BAY, MV SUSAK MV CALABAR li
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      100 27 FARGO SHIP g REGULAR EXPRESS FCL LCL SERVICE ttt-' PORT KELANC (FCL ONLY) MKAITA (Fa ONLY) TOKYO, KOK, lUSAN (Fa ONLY) COLOMO (Fa ONLY) LLLI ILLi-'A'AH FARGO SHIPPING CO (P) LTD 19, Kappal Raod, #06-07 Jit Poh B«idM, S port 0208 Tit *****22, Fax: *****72, Cable FAR6OUNE #S ABC CONTAINERIZE
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      412 28 JE CONTAINER LINE TEL: *****59 FAX *****63 GUARANTEE LCL CONSOL SERVICES (ALSO ACCEPTING FCL BOOKINGS) FAR EAST KMT KELANC KNAMC BANGKOK NOWC KOMC TOKYO MM MfiOTA YOKOHAMA OSAKA SRI LANKA/ INDIA EUROPE/ UK SOUTHAMPTON TUMMY REGULAR CONVENTIONAL SERVICE TO SWISS SHIPPING PTE LTD M Talok Blijpili Road MM*. Talok Himili
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