The Business Times, 24 November 1989

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES MCI (P) 45/12/88 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1989 75 CENTS
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    FINANCIAL MARKETS SUMMARY
    218 1 Footsie up LONDON share prices shot sharply higher in late morning trading yesterday, responding to better-than-ex-pected British trade figures for October. At noon (1200 GMT), the Financial Times-Stock Exchange 100-ehare index was up 22.1 points, or 1 per cent, at a session high of 2,214.4 points. At
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    Local market bucks trend in the region
    222 1 REGIONAL STOCK MARKETS fell yesterday except in Singapore where prices surged ahead on continued institutional and individual buying. The Straits times Industrials Index climbed another 16.38 points to end at 1,378.05 in active trading. The 30-share index gained 12.2S points on Wednesday. The
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    Lock icon Chinese team to hold talks next week in Jakarta
    113 1 Reuter AP CHINA will send a delegation to Indonesia next week for talks on resuming relations, frozen more than 20 years ago. Indonesian Foreign Minister Ali Alatas said in Jakarta yesterday that a six-member Chinese team led by Assistant Foreign Minister
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    Lock icon KL setting up special unit to look into complaints by investors
    425 1 AFP Bernama MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said in Kuala Lumpur yesterday that he was setting up a special unit in his office to handle complaints by investors. He said that his decision underlined Malaysia's commitment
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    Site sales to spark $400m investment
    520 1 DESIGN A CRUCIAL FACTOR IN BUGIS. ALBERT STREET LAND TENDER By LEE HAN SHIH, Property Correspondent THE GOVERNMENT hopes to generate some $400 million of private sector investment with a land sale designed to rejuvenate the Bugis and Albert street areas. Launching the sale
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    Executive salaries expected to rise a steady 8.4pc next year
    581 1  -  By ANNA TEO EXECUTIVES' salaries went up by 8.5 per cent this year, and will riae by 8.4 per cent in 1990, according to a survey of 80 large and email companies by Hay Management Consultants. The 1989 pay rise
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    Lock icon M'sian navy to build base near Kota Kinabalu
    142 1 AFP THE MALAYSIAN NAVY is to build a major base near Kota Kinabalu to cover the South China Sea and Malaysia's eastern seaboard. Sabah's Chief Minister, Pairin Kitingan, said in Kota Kinabalu yesterdsy that the state government would provide 142 hectares tor
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    CDL Hotels to go ahead with listing plans in HK, Amsterdam
    211 1 PLANS BY City Developments Ltd to list its hotel arm on the Hongkong and Amsterdam stock exchanges have apparently not been jeopard ieed by recent charges against its group chairman, Kwek Hong Png, and his nephew, Ouek Leng Chye.
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    Lock icon Jakarta may host Cambodian talks
    150 1 AP Reuter INDONESIAN Foreign Minister All Alatas said yeeterday that an informal meeting aimed at solving the Cambodian conflict could be held in Jakarta by next February. He said that Vietnam and the two Cambodian resistance groups headed by Prince Norodom Sihanouk and Mr Son
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      178 1 giaiaffataffa sssr wJ SJI *<■■■ wJ Ui Bar jay a announces Asian Market 11 Editorial Comment: 12 US 4 Till none is left in Lebanon Year opens with USs26b deficit Ms2BBm Tln Eastern Europe 12 West Germany 7 AHL shareholders Bankers peep through Curtain Pledge of commitment to EC J
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      12 1 Bomb •hatters hopos for Lebanese unity Focus, PAGE 14 Loader, PAGE 12
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Value-added of hotel staff rising
      340 2  -  PRODUCTIVITY INCREASING AT FASTER RATE THAN WAGES By LILIAN ANG THE LABOUR COST of Singapore hotels is lower than that of Japanese hotels, with productivity of workers in the local industry rising at a faster rate than their wage increases. The results of a recent
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      Keen competition for tourism awards
      137 2 COMPETITION for this year's Tourism Awards has been keen, with 140 entries having been received for 13 categories of awards. And aa nominations for two other categories Best Tourism Photo and Beet Travel Article remain open until Dec 1, a i strong turnaround in these
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      Sir Michael Atiyah the latest LKY Distinguished Visitor
      238 2 SIR MICHAEL ATIYAH. the Oxbridge academician who, together with MIT profeeeor IM Singer, created the Atiyah-Singer Index Theorem, la the lateet Lee Kuan Yew Distinguished Visitor. The National University of Singapore announced yeeterday that aa LKY Distinguished Visitor lor the period Nov
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      Four new awards for press photography
      215 2 IN A BID to ralae the ieval of profaeslonaliam in prssa photography, four now pho-to-Journalism award* will ba Jointly praaantad by tha Confadaratlon of Aaaan Journalists (CAJ) and Kodak naxt waak. Prlzaa for ths boat naws photography includa a three-night atay at Club Mad
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      'S Australia offers good investment prospects'
      201 2 WITH Singapore manufacturers being encouraged to move their labour-intenelve operations offshore, South Australia should be conetdered aa a poeeibie inveetment centre. With South Auatralia emerging aa one of the most dynamic economic areas in Australia, Singapore inveetors should seize the chances being created, said
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      MEMO PAD
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      Jayakumar begins visit to Malaysia
      207 3 THE MJNISTER for Law and Home Affairs, Professor S Jayakumar, begins a three-day visit to Malaysia today at the invitation of the Malaysian Deputy Minister of Home Affairs, Da to' Megat Junid Megat Ayub. The trip is part of the ongoing exchange of visits by
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      Tender soon for private child-care centres in HDB sites
      105 3 A SECOND LOT of six Housing snd Development Board sites will be released for tender to private child-care centre operators. Under phase two of a scheme to raise the number of child-care centres in HDB estates, HDB void decks in Bishan,
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      Unions should reach out to part-timers: Teng Cheong
      334 3  -  By SHOEB KAGDA TRADE UNIONS in Singapore must adopt a new approach towards part-time workers if they are to keep up with the changing trends in the labour market, said Ong Teng Cheong, secretarygeneral of the National Trades Union Congress (NTUC), yesterday.
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      Pidemco picks South Bridge Centre as flagship property
      364 3 PtDEMCO LAND, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Urban Redevelopment Authority, has chosen South Bridge Centre, also called the Jewellery market as its flagship property. To reflect the 13-storey building's new role as corporste headquarters, South Bridge Centre will be re-named Pidemco Centre
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      Health ministry to spend $2m on Aids education
      133 3 THE HEALTH MINISTRY is spending sbout $2 million over the next five years on Aids education, said Acting Health Minister Yeo Cheow Tong yesterday. Speaking at the opening of the 2nd Aaian Dermatoiogical Congress at the Mandarin Hotel, Mr Yeo said health
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      Directors from SLF receive awards
      179 3 TWELVE DIRECTORS from ths Singapore Labour Foundation's (SLF) subsidiary companies received certificates of appreciation from First Deputy Prime Minister Qoh Chok Tong yesterday. The 12 sit on the board of directors of tour of the SLF's six subsidiary companiee: General Automotive Services. Transcom Enterprises. Paair
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      219 3 i AArs Otiin Shops At NTUC SheQiecte Out The %"vkeTo& *F> ,*sf.^4iMr-w? r fcr* s 1 tfl f I k^*«H& ptafifea 2 Y r> V '^T' s Mrs Chin may look like an ordinary shopper. all on request from NTUC Fair Price, and sends "If we know something isn't right,
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  • FOREIGN NEWS
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      Lock icon New US fiscal year opens with US$26b deficit
      450 4 AP THE US federal government opened the new fiscal year with a deficit of U5526.09 billion in October, four times higher than the imbalance in the previous month, the Treasury Department said on Wedneeday. While the figure is in line with expectations,
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      Lock icon US$8b tax increases a key measure in deficit-reduction package
      413 4 AP A DEFICIT-REDUCTION package approved by Congrats on Wednesday is built around almost US$B billion worth of tax increaaea, even though nobody teems eeger to call them that It atao includes nearly US$2 billion in selected tax reductions, tor s net
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      Lock icon Third World spending for the future rising
      322 4 AP SPENDING lor the future In the Third World is rising sgsin, sspsdsJiy on such things ss equipment ttvst crest— new jobs but not on schools thst trsin people to hold them. According to figures eesembled from 30 counti te>. much private investment
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      Lock icon Business groups criticise Aquino government
      279 4 AP LEADING Filipino builnw men warned that inadequate infraatructure will diecouraga foreign invest■■l i II alii r 1 Rm mem Ana cnuciSM rrwident Coraxon Aquino's government for failure to est policy and goala for the Philippines Meanwhile, the economic planning secretary said inflation had reduced
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      Lock icon Moscow not interested in aid-for-reform deals
      320 7 Reuter THE SOVIET UNION will not tailor its reforms to attract Western cash, a senior Soviet government official said on Wednesday. "It's not in our Interests to go begging-vor assistance, or to expreee readiness to meet demands tied to such aaeletahce," said Leonid Abalkin,
      Reuter  -  320 words
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      Lock icon Hungarian austerity plan features tough measures
      201 7 AP HUNGARY'S government has proposed an austerity programme tor next year that torsssss a 15 par cent riss in consumsr prices snd a sharp cut of subsidies in an effort to reduce the budget deficit Budget directives for next year prssented in Parliament by
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      Lock icon EC plans shake-up of railway monopolies
      141 7 Reuter THE EUROPEAN Community on Wednesday unveiled a radical plan to shake up national railway monopolies in the 12-natk>n bloc. EC Tranaport Commissioner Karel Van Miert said the plan, which has to be approved by a majority of EC tranaport ministers, would allow private
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      Lock icon Kohl pledges W German commitment to EC unity
      347 7 CHANCELLOR SAYS GERMANY WILL NEVER AGAIN' THREATEN EUROPE AP WEST GERMAN Chancellor Helmut Kohl has said that his country "will never again" threaten the rest of Europe. "Germans will never again be a threat but they will be a benefit to the
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      Lock icon China recognises sanctions are long-term
      228 7 AP CHINA reelieee that sanctions imposad by foreign nations after the vioiant suppression of ths pro-democracy movement will last for soma time. "Of course, the sanctions will come to en end Anally," State Council spokesmsn Yuen Mu said in en interview publiehed on Wedneedey. "But
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    DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
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  • COMMODITIES
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      Lock icon Opec chief rules out quick output agreement
      156 8 Reuter OPEC president Rilwsnu Lukmen ties ruled out any quick agreement on carving up market shares when the oil group's 13 members meet in Vienna thie week. "It would be preeumptuous to expect that agreement will be arrived at in five minutee." he
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      London markets
      191 8 London Commodity Exchange Buyor/Sollor dosing prices on Nov 22, (£/tomo union spodflod). Provious dosing prioos in poronlhoih. con— Nov 690/700 (492/701) Ktgh/low 705/492 ion 481/682 (480/481) Mgh/low 690/477 SdM (3580) Dm 484/488 685/690 KNgh/low 695/685 Mar 466/467 666/667 671/664 Sato* (5004) NoTFOB (USS/tonro) Ok *****/***** KMgh/Low *****/***** Mar
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      Produce
      171 8 CMrmc Produc* Exchange Sotors' nan dodng priam on Nov 23 (SI/100 kg) Coconut oil Mk FOt MjOO Old dram FOt 90.00 Now dram FOt 102-00 Copra Mlxod (loot*) 5<X00 mNM Poppor FOt NLW 445.00 FOt foq NLW 455jOO Sarawak apodal black FOB NLW 307.50 joraww wu black FOB NLW
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      Lock icon Soybean
      89 8 Reuter CBOT soybean futures closed wMh model gains on Wedneeday after being buoyed toroughout the eeealon by a bullieh US Cerv aua Bureeu report Soybeans closed up 51/2 to 4.0 cento per bushsi, with January up the moet at UBSSJI-1/4. A mix of speculative end commercial buying Nfted CBOT
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      Lock icon Wheat
      103 8 Reuter CBOT ma red wMar wheel fuluree closed modeelly lower on WartnMrtey, pulled down by e mix of commercial end commleeion houoo selling. Scattered talk of moleture likely In the eome perched herd red winter erees, plus e leek of elzeble upcoming export buelneee weighed on veluee much of
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      KL Tin
      66 8 THE Kuala Lemper Tie Mortal (KLTtf) prtos ted 11 sew Is ctese at MtllUl j over the past tew eoys, "Seeteelly, the KLTM tesdh Seaws^2sls l Sgw yeeterday*s level. Velase tell to 40 tonnes from yitoiHsfs M, wMMte este*. The KLTM prioe mUS$BB a tonne 1,1 mi 0'*»
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      Rubber
      236 8 Rubber pricea closed slightly lower yesterday, with Oscsmbsr 1 RSS buyer quoted at 163.00 cents s kg. down half s cent from Wedneeday'a doee. Dealers aakf the afternoon waa extremely quiet. with prices drifting lower towards the ctoee on long liquidation. Operators stayed on the sidelines in the abaence
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      Lock icon Crude Oil and Products
      154 8 Telerate Fuel oil prices moved •lightly lowor In vory right deelings yesterday. Acttvtty wm thinned by a Thanksgiving holiday in Japan and Mm US. Softer crude prices overnight dampened market sentiment Simex's HBFO futures for Dec traded sharply lower as a result Cash fundamentals held stable.
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      RAS and MRELB
      340 8 RAS prices hiieNMi,raiiib*i NOON CLOSE Iwywi Silifi Buycn Siltn tat 1 RSS Prompt 160.00 161.00N 160.00 161jOON tat 1 RSS Dac 16X25 16X75 16X00 164.00 tat 1 RSS Jon 90 166.25 166.25 166^5 tat 2 RSS Of 159 JO 161 JON 159 JO 161 JON tat 3
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      Palm Oil
      520 8 MALAYSIAN crads pal* oM prices Ml further to doee at the day's lows on persistent selling. In sympathy with losses In pelm oil futures. dealers said. Tha market, already affectsd by record palm oil slocks, remained littery after Wadnaaday'a report that major plantation companies were scrambling for sxtrs
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      152 8 Why our mobile phones are^H every where. 7~l It's no surprise. And prompt activation of your phone Especially when you number which allows immediate use 1 consider that we after you've purchased it from us Why? stock the widest range of handphones Because no one earphones, portaphone and accessories other
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      229 9 v V Hps. v iKJtjgH Hj^T^fis^HH V pr liP9fiiE9^HKll^HHßß^£lilß9BHP^^B9^l ySaRJ -Wl^sB|^^ The days when gigantic commercial aircons ruled the earth will soon Colossal chunks of machinery throbbing away through the day? Not any more, be but a memory. Thanks to a revolutionary (or should we say evolutionary!) VRV uses a
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Forex markets
      1001 10 BMGAPORE: The dollar yesterday ended higher against the yen on late short-covering, but edged down slightly against the mark on cross trading, dealers said. "The market was yenled ss the yen was correcting against the mark, sterling and swiss franc." said Oallp Chandiramani, local vice-president of First Interstate
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      Options
      1084 10 CURRENCY FUTURES OPTIONS IMM Wednesday, Nov 22 1989 —WW POUND m,W, —Hi pm t Mm Dm J—» Mot* B»f Marf 1900 UO U« IU l« 140 IS2S 1M 17* 4.19 0-40 1.92 X4* ISM 1 JO 14* 34* 1.12 UO 47* 1579 072 094 119 2J3 944 4J9 1900
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      557 10 Reuter EURODOLLAR future cioeed narrowly mixed In moderately ectivo trading yaatarday, with activity dampanad by tha US Thanksgiving holiday, daalara said. Dacambar waa unchanged at Chlcago'a 01.74, while March fall to 8241 from 92.32. Around 946 lata ware traded. In Eurodollar optione, four calls and 14 puts changed hands.
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      Comex gold/silver futures
      201 10 Gold futures on Novomboc 22,19M 100 My OMBK ust par toy own Opw wgi u* MM Ih, 40X50 ***** 40X50 4IIjOO 7JO Ok 409JO 41 1 JO 407JO ***** ♦7JO 90 414.50 +7 JO Nb 413.00 417JO 41X30 ***** +7JO Aar 419.30 423J0 ***** 43X10 *7.40 jw,
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      146 10 ANOTHER FINE MATCH BY RICHARD ELLIS HEWLETT-PACKARD THE GATEWAY a ..V* Over the last four years, Hewlett-Packard Singapore (Sales) Pte Ltd has experienced tremendous growth. This growth led them to a decision early this year to look for additional premises capable of accommodating their sales, marketing and customer services divisions.
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon IMM
      281 11 Reuter IMI CURRENCY FUTURES drifted off their peaks in Ist trsde on Wednesday ss plsyers prspared tor yslsrdsy's US snd Jspansse market holidays. Long liquidation during the final minutes livened sn otsrwise uneventful sftsrnoon in which traders overloksd s drop in wsekly US Jobless cisims snd s U526.00 billion
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      Precious Metals
      252 11 lIONOICONO. Qold cioeed saslsr in quiet, thin trade yesterday due mainly to holidays in the US and Japan, dealere said. i US buying in the early ■ssslon pushed the metal up to Ita high of USS4I3.OQ/50, but local stop-loss selling end prof-it-taking depreased the price later. Qold was
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      Government securities market
      103 11 Treasury bills P«rlod haw* Yesterday's dosing Day's code Maturity MO om MGH LOW 3 months 8Q*****Z 22j02.90 4J3 4.48 4J2 4.45 6 month* 8S*****V 18.01.90 4J3 4.48 1 ysar 8Y*****Z 18.10.90 4.42 4.37 <40 4.40 Government notes and bonds Parted Issu* Maturity Coupon Yoslorday's dosing Day's cod*
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      World interest rates
      166 11 -iiimr n r eMa'mJor beaks In IfrMpnrs Interbank marital rata* (offar/Md) on Nov 23 US* DM SWFC Y«n 7 day* 7/14 J/14 14 7/1 14 1/4 7 J/B 7 1/1 7-4 7/1 4 7/14 J/14 la* a 1/4 a l/a is 1/14 |4 19/14 7 J/4 7
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      Money markets
      55 11 THE overnight rate on the Singapore money market was 1/8 point higher at 5-11/16 yesterday. Short-term rates were 1/16 point higher. Ct 1. .■■I, IrWwTOCIfm roTvf of (he doM ytittrdayi om ho 4*1 3 11/14 St/14 I«m* S t/14 3 7/14 a-MMk 5 t/14 S 7/14 !■!<[ S
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      Mitsui sets up joint venture bank in Indonesia
      274 11  -  By QUAK HING WHAI JAPAN'S Mitsui Bank has joined the present rush of foreign banks into Indonesia. It teamed up with Bank Central Dagang to start a branch in Jakarta on Tuesday. The Joint venture. PT Bank Mitsui Swadharma. offers full banking
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      Lock icon Key EC banking law clears parliamentary hurdle
      147 11 Reuter A KEY LAW for ttte creation of a singlo European Community banking market claarad a final hurdle on Wedneeday after the European Parliament failed to Mock it The so-called Second Banking Directive, expected to be formally endorsed soon by EC governments, allows
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      Lock icon Swiss bank to manage funds for Nippon Life
      149 11 Reuter SWISS BANK CORP has agreed to menage worldwide eome of the tonde of Japan's biggest life insurer, Nippon Life Ineurance Co. SBC said in a statement that it and Nippon Life will aieo exchange information on Swiss, European and Jspaneee financial
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      Asian $ market
      192 11 Asian market ASIAN dollar dsposlt ratee finished little changed from opening levela, but were lower when compared with Wednesday's close, dealers said. Trading was quiet becauee of holidays in Japan and the US yesterday, they added. us* cm mo 7 4f 13/1 1/4 1 mm* 5/14 3/16 2 ma** 7/1*
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      194 11 SOON, EVEKxONE WILLWK ABOUT IT AGAIN. albcwt The sights and sounds of Bugis Street to blend the old and new in harmony, to have been indelibly etched in the minds capture the flavours of the Bugis area and of those who've been there. then translate them into a contemporary Now
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  • PERSPECTIVE
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      Till none is left in Lebanon
      497 12 LEBANON is imbued with s chilling simplicity. Political analysis, which normally thrives on ferreting out hidden complexities and reading between fudged lines, has no problems when it comes to that country. Take a certain number of religious and ethnic factions, make them almost equally
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      Lock icon Bankers take a peep through the Curtain
      1056 12 Events in Eastern Europe are shaking up lives and standing iong-held ideas on their heads. In particular, Western and Japanese bankers are taking a hard look at their exposure while some analysts think that the time may be ripe for a development bank
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      523 12 Reuter DOCTRINAL OBSTACLES to channelling Western cash to Eastern Europe are disappearing fast and the time may be ripe for a development bank to coordinate the task, Western analysts say. French President Francois Mitterrand proposed the idea of a bank for the development and
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      816 13 BURMA AFP BURMA'S military authorities have opened the door to onshore oil exploration by foreign companies in a move to boost the country's flagging economy and foreign drillers are beating a path to Rangoon's door. Betwesn Oct 3 and Nov
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      1548 13  -  EUROPE Never has communist Central and Eastern Europe witnessed such sweeping and momentous changes since the Iron Curtain divided the continent four decades ago. GEORGE F KENNAN, a former US ambassador, notes that Europe's leaders will have a tough time
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      993 14 NYT THE ULTIMATE target ot the bomb that killed the new Lebanese president, Rene Mouawad, 17 days after his election, was the accord reached between Lebanon's Muslim and Christian factions last month in Taif, Saudi Arabia. "It is an assassination of the whole Taif
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      288 14 RENE MOUAWAD, the president of Lebanon, who was assassinated in a car bombing in Beirut, was s Maronite Christian who advocated coexistence with Muslims and acknowledged the importance of the Syrian role in Lebanon. He was 64. Mouawad was elected preeident of Lebanon
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      536 14 April IS, 1676 Decades of simmering political and sectarian rivalry are brought to a boil by Christian resentment of the Palestinian state-with i n-a-state that has sprung up in Lebanon after the expulsion of the Palestine Liberation Organisation from Jordan in ig7o. Civil war breaks out between
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      328 15 Tomorrow 1601 st 1602 nd open. And we're still counting. Mr John Brooks CBE, Chairman of the Thomas Cook Group, will officiate at the opening of two new Thomas Cook Travel Shops. The opening of our two new outlets in Singapore will bring the total tally of Thomas Cook Travel
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      628 16  -  BERLIN By DAVID BINDER NYT EAST GERMANY'S transportation systems and telephone lines have come under enormous stress as s result of the Communist government's decision 13 days sgo to allow 16.5 million citizens to travel freely to the |S| The East German press reported yesterdsy morning
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        254 17 "Baptism of Blood }and Fire", an art exhibit glorifying the military assault on pro-democracy dissent in June, has opened at Beijing's main art mueeum. The China Art Gallery show of 113 paintings, photos, staalchee. cartoons and works of calligraphy, moat in praiae of the
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        161 17 Sydney Is in an uproar because raw aewage appears eat to ruin two of the joys of living In Australia's largest city, swimming and lazing on the beach. Several of the country's leading surfers warned they might not compete In surfing events at world-fa-mous Bond! beach becauae of
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        Presidential facelift
        138 17 Mount Rushmore'a monument of 18-metre-tall facee of US presidents may need a facelift. To find out for sure, a helicopter will hover alongside next week as snginssrs photogrsph cracks and other rocky wrinkles in the aging presidential faces. "This Is the first time that a total structural analysis
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        217 17 A 150-year-old manuscript of Robert Schumann's only finished piano concarto aold at auction last Wadnaaday for a record £880.000 (US$l.3B million). Oxford book dealer AIM Rosenthal, who saw off two rival biddera, said the signed msnuscript would go to a library in West Germany where musk: scholars would
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        Delightful Giselle
        254 17 For thoae who missed opening night, Giselle (the long-lived romantic ballet of unfulfilled love being staged in Singapore by The Auatrallan Ballet), two more performancea will be preeented at the Kallang Theatre tonight and tomorrow. After an Impreaeive first night, with Fiona Tonkin performing the title role, tonight's
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      1232 17 TV and RADIO > Crisis at 46 OUR CHOICE k JMK W THE COSBV SHOW, 8.25pm, SBC 5 B 1 Tsnor PlackJo Domingo turns up in M tonight's episode ss a doctor of all aHMBi Jv 9 things. As Alberto Santiago, Cliff Huxt- M WKk/- M able's colleague, ho com—
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      244 18 TENNIS AP FOURTH-SEEDED Jakob Hlasek of Switzerland was eliminated by unseeded Marcelo Filippini of Uruguay 64, 1-6, 7-6 (7-6) in a stunning upset on Wednesday at the Itaparica men's tennis tournament in Brazil. In other matches, seventhseeded Emilio Sanchez of Spain downed Australia's Johan Anderson in
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      501 18 BASKETBALL AP MARK PRICE toored 21 points, including four of Cleveland's sovsn 3-pointers, as (ha Cavaliers beet the New York Knicks 97-65 on Wednesdsy night for their fifth straight victory. The Cavaliers, who lost their first four games this ssason.
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      159 18 AP STEFFI GRAF of West Germany rallied after loeing the first set to best Manuela Maleeva of Bulgaria 6-7, 6-1, 6-3 on Wednesday in the opening round of the US$5OO,OOO Nokia Masters women's tournament in Essen. In other matches, Monica Seles
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      177 18 RALLY AFP SPAIN'a Carlos Sainz and Pentti Airikkala of Finland are set for a dramatic duel on the last day of the RAC Rally of Britain yesterday. Sainz arrived in Newcastle leading the British-based Mitsubishi driver by a mere 31 seconds after more than five
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      439 18 NOTICES IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 80 CHUCK PROPERTIES INVESTMENT PTE LTD (In Voluntary Liquidation) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of CHUCK PROPERTIES INVESTMENT PTE LTD duly convened and held at 6001 Beach Road #14-01 Qolden Mile Tower, Singapore 0719 on the 30 day
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      AHL shareholders urged to approve two acquisitions and a rights issue
      545 19 THE INDEPENDENT directors of Ambassador Holdings Ltd have recommended that shareholders spprove two acquisitions and a rights issue end sell off an associated company and a refinery. According to a circular released yesterday, the directors Mr Chwee Meng Chong,
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      314 19 JURONG CEMENT Ltd is ssid to be making s placement of 3.2 million shares to finance s new acquisition. The counter was suspended yesterday pending an announcement. Brokers say the placement, the price of which is still being negotiated, has
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      Berjaya in deals worth M$266m
      622 19  -  BIGGEST IS PURCHASE OF SHAHZAN TOWERS FOR Msls3m By AMY BALAN MALAYSIA'S growing conglomerate Berjaya Corporation has announced a series of property acquisitions and joint ventures totalling M 5266 million, the largest of which is the Msls3 million purchase of the disputed Shahzan Towers. Berjaya's
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      Summa takes over control off Sim Lim board
      337 19 THE Indonesian Summa group has moved quickly to take over control of the boerd of Sim Um Investments Ltd following its successful takeover of the listed company. At the cloee of its offer on Wednesday, it controlled 77.23 per cent of Sim
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      DBS Land to pay $103m for Adelphi if office use approved
      312 19 DBS LAND, which is still hoping to Changs the use of Adelphi from hotel to office space, will now pay $103 million for the building if the change is approved, instead of the original $111 million. The property group
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      150 19 Bernama SOUTH PACIFIC Textile Induetrtee Bhd diepoeed of a total of 9.459 million sharee in MWE Holdings Bhd on *te open market between Nov 13 and Nov 21. The aale waa done ttirough stockbrokers for a total caah consideration of M
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        719 20  -  by ABDUL HADHI THE SINGAPORE stock market rose sharply yesterday on continued institutional and individual buying with sporadic light profit-taking well absorbed. "The holiday in Japan shifted the attention of some of the fund managers there to Singapore. This was good and
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        231 20 Rises KKallat 25p 456 +8.1% +34 l&MWm T18 +6.3% +7 U I SxurWw 109 +4.8% +5 Mat Iron 785 +47% +35 Jhno-Pac TSR 94 58 4J% 2% +4 Prop Wrts 123 +4.2% +5 M Prop Wrts 91 74 +4.2% +3 Goodwood Park- 1450 +34% +50 Somb Ship Wrts
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        216 20 Rises TmmtMI 197 +9.4% +17 OoyopJ M 112 +7.7% +8 Hum* M 262 +6.5% +16 Kamayan 50f 84 +6.3% +5 U PropoHw 162 +5.9% +9 Ungui 50f 86% +5.5% +4% Slh Mski Ind 118 +5.4% +6 ton* Tin 146 +5.0% +7 U A C 338 4.3% +14 foasBMSO*
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        Unit trusts
        279 20 Manages' prices Royal Trust Asset Mgt for Nov 24 »T S'pon Gr Fund OM' 090* »T Auo-foc Gr Fund 110 1.14 Singapore Unit Trust Tka Coawrcn I 1.27 OC8C-SiMBL Investment Ttw Sovhiqs Fund 103 I0» Sovan Capitol Fund 106 Ml S'pot* frog Fund 0.47 Oil Sovws Tiwt Fund
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        43 20 RMCA REMSURANCC U»(TElhSth AQM at ICS Board Room at 137 Cacil Street #08-00 ICS Building, today at 3pm KE MAYAN (ML PALM BEB-HAl>;Twenty-fourth AQM at Oawan Johor, Mezzanine Floor, Holiday Inn. Jalan Da to Suleiman, ***** Johor Bahru, tomorrow at noon
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        5926 20 Til Last Vol Dty Last Quota Dtv Mw y*u Nat M Cto Wflh Urn Cod. Company Sato or- (*000) High Low B*»rs£r 2Zr M £5 NOV 23 8ESOAQ :2T 5o* 4006 IS +i 167 1,7 m #0N 66 07 211 1419 *S20 138 4001 GB HktaT
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        3577 21 MBT INVESTORS on the Kuala Lumpur stock market had another field day yesterday as share prices were taken to higher levels in active trading. Buyers again remained in control virtually right from the opening bell. The market opened firm on spillover interest Financials and industrials continued
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        Lock icon Taipei: Index bounces back
        390 22 Reuter BARGAIN-HUNTING by Taiwan investors pushed share prices hioKer acroes the board yesterday and sent the Index bouncing back to close sbove 10,000. its first gain in seven days, deelers said. The weighted index roee 00.16 points, or 0.00 per cent, to end at 10.004.44 against
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        Lock icon Jakarta: Higher turnover
        87 22 Reuter TURNOVER on the Jakarta stock exchange jumped to 611,130 sharee yesterday from Wednssdsy's 366,750 on profit-taking, dealers said. "Many individual investors give up their shares cheaper. Perhaps they need some cash shead of the Christmaa holiday," one broker said. The Index fell 4.08 points to 413.31.
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        Lock icon New Zealand: Firmer finish
        96 22 Reuter THE share market continued to ignore a default in New Zealand bond futures to end higher on wellspread support yeeterday. Brokers said it was a good day's trade, with active overseas support for Brierley Investments, Carter Holt Harvey and Bank of New Zealand. BIL finished
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        1155 22 Hongkong SHARE pricaa on tha Hongkong stock sxchsngs closed generally lower for the second consscutlvs ssssion in light trsding yeetsrdsy. The Hang Seng Index, the market's key indicator of blue chipa, loet 11.23 points, closing at Turnover amounted to HK$67B million, down from Wednesday's HKS77O million.
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        505 22 Australia Reuter SHARE PRICES closed lower yesterday after investors took profits in gokJ and bank shsrss. Brokers said the market paid little heed to the A 52.24 billion October currant account deficit figurs. "It waa Just an extrsfnely dull and bad perf or ma nee,' aaid Bruce McFariane, principal
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        Lock icon Bangkok: Stocks decline
        251 22 Reuter THAI docks Ml serosa the board yestsrday In volatile •oiling triggered by leers that the Finance Ministry may Introduce a capital gains tax on short-term galne from share trading, brokers said. Tha SET Indax declined 27.06 points to does at 782.21 in active trade. Declines lad
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        Lock icon Seoul: Firmer finish
        269 22 Reuter SEOUL stock prtoM wm firmer at the dOM ywterday but off the day's highs with turnover higher than on Wadnaaday, brokers said. Tha composite Index dooed at 890.06. up M points. Turnover was 206.1 billion won compared with 100 billion the day before. Brokers said the
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        100 22 Reuter L PHILIPPINE shares closed mixed yesterday as miners gained on firmer gold prices, brokers said. The main Manila Stock Exchange composite index slipped 10.97 points to end at 1,375.56. "It's consolidation time all the way thte week, except in the morning when mines enjoyed a little
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        61 22 Recter SHARE prices tumbled on the Bombay stock exchange yesterday, triggered by fears that India's national elections would throw up a coalition government, brokers said. "There will be no stable government. That's why market players are jittery," stockbroker Ramnik Parekh said. The sheer weight of selling drowned
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        974 23 New York Reuter WALL STREET stocks closed higher on Wednesday after a pre-Thanksgiving holiday rally aided by gains in the bond market and the award by Japan of a landmark technology patent to a major US semiconductor manufacturer. Traders said technology stocks and US shares generally
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        843 23 London Reuter SHARE prices opened mixed in very quiet trading yesterday though with a slightly firmer bias, helped by a 17 point rise on Wall Street, but caution prevailed ahead of yesterday's UK October balance of payments data due at 1130 GMT. Dealers noted over
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        1292 23 Reuter ZURICH: Swiss shares were firm around mid-session yesterday. Dealers said investors were encouraged by stable Swiss interest rates and by reports that the US Federal Reserve was likely to ease its credit policy. The sll-share Swiss Performance Index was 8.6 points higher at 1,115.6 at the
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    278 24  -  PRODUCTS WILL BE MARKETED IN ASEAN AND HK By JAYARAM MENON SINGAPORE Computer Systems (SCS). one of the companies of the government-owned Singapore Technologies Industrial Corporation, has entered into another joint-venture with a foreign company. The tie-up this time is with leading Canadian
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    324 24 SOFTWARE PIRATES in Singapore are creaming off about US$lO million worth of business from original softwars manufacturers annually, and the biggest culprits are large corporations, a representative for major US software makers said yesterday. Declining to name names, Douglas Phillips, president of the
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    289 24 Reuter THE US has called off a threat to retaliate for alleged bid-rigging and other collusive practices which have hindered US companies from taking part in Japanese construction projects. Mrs Carla Hills, the US Trade Representative, said in Washington on Wednesday that she
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    312 24 AP US PRESIDENT George Bush on Wednesday hailed the dramatic changes sweeping eastern Europe as "a joyful end to one of history's saddest chapters," and called on Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev to join him at next week's summit to "once and for
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    186 24 AFP INDONESIAN Foreign Minister All Alatas is to sign an agreement on Dec 11 with his Australian counterpart, Gareth Evans, to jointly exploit the potentially oil-rich Timor sea bed. "The signing will be made on board a plane overflying the Timor Gap,"
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    115 24 AFP A JAPANESE construction company is to buy Bush House, the central London headquarters of the BBC's radio World Service, for around £130 million. The Financial Times said yesterday that a deal between Kato Kagaku and Finishservice. the British company which owns
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    429 24 Reuter CHINA'S communist party decided «t economic policy tslks this month to slssh imports to stsvs off s Looming foreign debt crisis, Chinas* sources said yesterday. The sources in Beijing ssid their information, so far not made public by the
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    228 24 THE ASEAN CHAMBERS of Commerce and Industry (Asean-CCI) the umbrella organiaation of Asean businessmen and industrialists will hold their biannual meeting in Singapore from Nov 27 to Dec 1. Top on the list of prioritise will be the election of a new
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      70 24 AFP INDIA'S Chief Election Com- mission ar Porl SMtry ytdtr* day announced a probe Into chargaa that the governing Congraaa (I) party had rigged the ballot in Prime Miniator Rajiv Qandhl'a constituency in Uttar Pradaah. Meanwhile. Sanjay Singh, an Oppoaltton candidate who was allegedly'
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      54 24 AFP THE EUROPEAN Parliament yaatorday urged EC memberstates to give <te tecto recognition to the Phnom Penh government snd called tor an end to all military aid to Cambodian reaiatancegroupa. It alao urged the EC 1 to grant Vietnam'a requeet for diplomatic reiationa
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      49 24 AFP THAI armed forcea were put' on alert yesterday along the*. Cambodian border tearing a' possible spillover as Cambo-*' dian government forces bat* tied reaiatance guerillas in north-west Cambodia. This appeared to be the start of a major offensive against the. guerillaa. AFP
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      45 24 AFP A TOTAL of 262.9 M East Germans have fled to Weat Qermany since the start of the year, including 102J62 who defacted via Czechoetovakia after Eaat Berlin re-lntro-duced visa-free travel on November 3, Bonn officiate aaid yestsrday. AFP
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      41 24 Bernama FOREIGN Minister All Alatas yesterdey reaffirmed Indonesia's rejection of the presence of foreign military baaes in the region, aaying that such besss would only threaten the security end stability of nationa in the areas concerned. Bemams
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        95 25 Seatrade Week THE UNITED KINGDOM and South Korea have agreed to sign a formal shipping accord next year and apply Unctad Liner Code shares in their bilateral trade. However a stumbling block to progress is the UK's desire to have ships registered in
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        136 25 Reuter NEARLY 17 years after it sank to the bottom of Hongkong harbour in a pall of smoke and flame, the wreckage of the once-proud Cunard liner Queen Elizabeth has come back to haunt the British colony. Plans to build a new container terminal to
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        39 25 AFP CUSTOMS OFFICERS seized HK$4 million (U*****,820) worth of cigarettes from a Chinese ship off the colony yesterday and detained 10 crew members, officials said. The undeclared goods were believed destined for China. AFP
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        44 25 Reuter THE PANAMANIAN-REGISTERED 8,330 dwt survey ship Sagitario is resting broadside on a sandy beach near Coatzacoalcos, Mexico, after dragging its anchor, Lloyd's Shipping Intelligence said in London. The vessel dragged anchor in stormy conditions on Nov 16. Reuter
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        53 25 Reuter A BRITISH TANKER, the 79,999 dwt Texaco Westminster, is reported to have spilled oil in the Welsh port of Milford Haven and may be discharging oil into the sea, Lloyd's Shipping Intelligence said. The oil is believed to have leaked from a damaged
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        61 25 Reuter THE OWNERS of a Maltese bulk carrier which ran aground on Tuesday in the River Plate have instructed that the ship should be left to refloat by itself at high tide. Lloyd's Shipping Intelligence said in London. The 25.650 dwt Sea Queen
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      135 25 THE PHILIPPINE government is not giving up completely its stake in the Philippine Shipyard Engineering Corp (Philseco). Seatrade Week reported that documents submitted by the yard to the Securities and Exchange Commission show only 55 per cent of total company shares will be
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      440 25  -  »y JEAN FOONG AN INCREASE in cargo traffic at Chittagong port, coupled with its limited handling facilities, have led to severe congestion at the port. The bottlenecks, which began in late September, have resulted in some 10 ships queuing up for the port's general cargo
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      477 25  -  By JEAN FOONG CHILEAN CARRIERS Compania Sud Americana De Vapores SA (CSAV) and Campania Chilena De Navegacion Interoceania SA (CCNI) will jointly launch a direct semicontainer service between Singapore, the west coast of South America and Papua New Guinea in
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      408 25 THE SIAM CHEMICALS flroup has ambitious plans in the marine field to boost Thailand's international trading position. It will build Thsilsnd's first privstsly-ownsd deep-sea port, hsve its own merchant marine fleet, end construct s condensate spiiter plant Sism Chemicals is the psrent company of
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      508 25  -  By YUSMAN NAWAZIR PETROLEUM GIANTS are likely to sign up tanker* on time charter* in the 1900b, say* International Maritime Carrier (Malaysia)'* director and general manager Lim Leng Pin. He said with the tanker market improving and firming op,
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      82 25 TAIWANESE carrier Yangming Marine Transport is scheduled to go public by the end of next year. Shares in the container shipping line will be listed on the Taipei stock exchange but it will be two to four years before the bulk of the company's
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      1407 26 Lloyd's Shipmanager Shipping News International MARINE INSURERS and classification societies are still locked in a fierce tussle over safety standards. Right in the middle lie ship owners who wish the squabble over warranty clauaea would come to a happy end. There
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      520 26 Density Water Cartoon Aah Aluminium Sadlman RaaMua KQ/M*3 V/V M/M M/M PPM M/M Exxon m^lAuya m#tnoa ISO/Clmac limits Spec E25 991 1.0 15.0 0.10 30* 0.10* Spec G35 991 1.0 18.0 0.15 30* 0.10* Northern Europe 180 Ave 983 0.2 12.7 0.05 8 0.02 180 Max 994
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      412 26 AFP THE SUEZ CANAL, one of Egypt's main sources of revenue, celebrates its 120 th anniversary today amid financial deficits due to a drop in world oil prices and slower tanker traffic through the waterway. The oil price drop in Arab Gulf countries
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      138 26 Reuter FINLAND'S Wartsila AB said collapsed Wartsila Marine Industries had claimed 470 million markka from it for losses on ship orders. Valmet said in a separate statement on Wednesday it rejected Wartsila Marine's claim for 418 million markka compenaation. Wartsila reiterated in its statement
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      689 27 DRY cargo freight chartering was fairly quiet on Wednesday ahead of Thursday's holidays in Japan and the US and conditions are likely to stay thin to the end of the week, brokers said. The Soviet Union's presence in the market continued with the fixing of a 62,000 tonner
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      219 27 Nov 29 Security on ferries, cruise ships and in ports, British Ports Federation conference (details: BPF, Victoria House, Vernon Place, London WCI). Dec 6 The minimum bridfle and flight deck requirements for safe operation of ships and aircraft, joint Royal Institute of Navigation, Nautical Institute and Hon. Company
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      10739 32 A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of Singapore.
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      2759 39 Who acts for whom A B Accord Shpg Accord Shpg Pte Ltd (S)/Accord Contr Un« (M) Sdn Bhd (PK)/Accord Contr Lino (PQ) Sdn Bhd (PN) ABC ConMnerMno NV KYC Lino (S)/Ronown Shpg (PK/PN). AlnwUil Unor Kim Shpg ft Trdg (S). A*oboa fee Air Service Frata Shpg Pto Lid (S). AMred
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      305 40  -  By AL O LABITA Jr, writing for Shipping Times from Manila ASIAN COUNTRIES should pool their supply of sailors to gain a collective bargaining leverage with recruiting shipping companies on salary, working conditions and other fringe benefits. "The lack of capabilities has
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      240 40 AP DAEWOO Shipbuilding and Heavy Machinery Ltd said on Wednesday it has signed contracts to build two crude oil tankera worth US$l4B million for two Swedish companies. Daewoo officials said the company has promised to deliver a 153,000-deadweight ton (dwt) tanker, priced
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      237 40 Financial Times THE FIRST tentative moves to challenge the European Community's national railway monopolies were announced in Strasbourg on Tuesday by Mr Karel van Miert, the EC Transport Commissioner. Mr van Miert unveiling proposals to make railway companies more "transparent" and prepare the way
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      279 40 Lloyd's List KOALA EXPRESS, th 6 Europe to Fir Eist successor to the defunct Koala Lines Ltd We of Man, will introduce a northbound call at Foe in December with the 940-TEU Packing. Ports of call on the independent monthly service will be Melbourne.
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      204 40 Reuter THIRTEEN Brazilian ports were paralysed on Wedneeday, the second day of an indefinite strike. About 25,000 dockers from ports that included Rio de Janeiro, Vitoria, Porto Alegre, Salvador and Manaus walked off the job. In Rio, the strike is causing a US$l
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      178 40 IN AN EFFORT to maximise limited space at the Port of Loe Angeles, its port authority is looking at forming an "inland port" to handle non-critical, port-optional activities. Port-related induatriea are being asked in a survey on the feasibility of
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      175 40 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between Far East/Europe, Far East/Persian Qulf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan, Far East/Mediterranean and Far East/South Africa: TRIO (Far East/Europe): Ben Line Containers Hapag-Lioyd Mitsui OSK Nippon Yusen Kaisha P O Containers Ltd ACE (Far Eaat/Eiarope): "K" Line Neptune Orient Lines Orient Overseas Container Line BCANOUTCH
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      299 40  -  By JULIE CHATTERJEE, writing tor Shipping Times from Bombay THE JAPAN International Cooperation Agency (Jica) haa been awarded a major contract by the Indian government to prepare a report on expanding the new Mangalore port. Jica, said the new Mangalore port
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      174 40 THE MAJOR shipping conferences operating between the Far East and North America: Aaie-North America Eaatbound Rale Agreement (Far East (excluding Japan)/Norlh America) American Preaident Lines Sea-Land Neptune Orient Lines Maersk Line Nippon Yusen Kaisha Line Mitsui OSK Lines Nippon Liner system "K" Line Trana-PacHlc Westbound Rale Agreement (North America/Far
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      18 25 Lines and services represented by AvjßKfcC'A Members of the Registry of Accredited Shipping Agents, Singapore National Shipping Association.
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      165 25 INSIDE Arguement over safety standards MARINE INSURERS and classification societies are still locked in a fierce tussle over safety standards. Right in the middle lie ship owners who wish the squabble over warranty clauses would come to a happy and. Page Two Deficit at 120 th birthday THE SUEZ CANAL,
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      609 34 1 VESSEL I ETA SINGAPORE [DESTINATION g i: sg' m sat anas'" w w s&ffusHur! I ousan.Jakarta TBN 27/11. 3*ll COLOMBO. KARACHI. BOMBAY, I madras, CALCUTTA a Itbr |2*ii cwttagonc IEAIT/WOT JtfUCA/MB. Ftt. j |ft BWg 3® p 5 a w v*** I astes-"-- i™" I PORT SAIO PIRAEUS. I
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      1664 35 SX NEPTUNE AGENCIES PTE LTD SINGAPORE SX/y (CR No: **********0 E) Bookings: UK/EUROPE *****53, *****19, AUST/INOIA/PAK-*****18 MflMMg USA *****42/*****16, FAR EAST-*****48 Documentation: *****44/*****14 Terminal: *****22 CFS: M 2 IMPORT: *****69/*****50 EXPORT: *****53/*****04 NEPLINE SDN BHD MALAYSIA K.L.-*****33, P.Ketang-*****87, Penang-*****0, J.Bahru-*****0, *****1 PKG SOP MOTH KB VSL/VOY Stlp LEH rLX RDM
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      891 35 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUILDING 55, Market Street Singapore 0104 Tel: *****33 (15 Lines) Terminal Office: *****1/2 Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** gjvrs a.nss^r 1 fgg/mmJtxTa Tafc *****1/*****1 Tic MA «814 TEBUB" 22nd Or. UMBC Mm BmUm Jalaa Saßan
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      741 36 [■^^DNESjBI INTEGRATED CONTAINER SERVICE |l MEMBER OF EACON SERVICE I TO EAST MEDITERRANEAN t I NORTH CONTINENT EUROPE I OUTBOUND SIN ICA ANT RON HK RST T WENOA 3W UU M/ 12 25/12 1502 21/12 O/tt o. grotewomlvMi 14/u a/12 voi mi *wT 11/01 I H CEGIELSXI CW 9fU 13jH
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      937 36 Vmml P. KLG PNC PC LaaAng tor TONGCHUAN 3*ll RottwttaawAntwp JIANOCHUAN 3*12 RrttarßMtfAatMrf CNWAfWICONTAINnWIVKI Vmml Pklg Png Sport Bkk Nkf Shot Qh*too SMANC CHENG ¥11* 21/U 2*ll 27/U B/U 87/12 YANG FANG KOU VU7 30/11 20/11 4/Ull/U I*l2 Accopting FCL Cargo lor all othor CMhom porti aN mUnd cWm to
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      213 36 FAST DIRECT REGULAR SERVICE TO I INDONESIA PORT PADANG/PK. BALAM SEMARANG/PANJANG/CIGADING/ BENGKULU *SL ETA ETD LOADING FOR OELMNDAH 26.11.89 27.11.89 PAN JANG/PR BALAM NA6A JAYA 30.11J9 1.12J9 PANJAN6 JAYA 28.UJ9 2911.89 SEMARANG/PANJANG JAYA KUJ9 PANJANG/PK BALAM PttlTA JAYA In Port 15.UJ9 PANJANG/J AKARTA ABAOI JAYA 29.11.89 3011 89 PANJANG Ptt'TA
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      494 36 r i POSEIDON CONTAINER TRANSPORT GMBH HAMBURG TRANS-SIBERIAN CONTAINER SERVICE SOTRA GENERAL AGENTS ACCEPTING ALL FCL LCL CONVENTIONAL CARGOES I AFGHANISTAN l f!*'™ 10 I Touijhundi, Kabul, Herat, Mazar-1-Sharif, Mashad, Kushka I IRAN J:Djulfa, Astara VIA ILYICHEVSK ETD SINGAPORE 25/11, 10/12, 13/12, 14/12, 20/12 25/12, 26/12, 03/1, 04/1, 17/1 20/1,
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      491 36 iii ASEAN PORTS NflCTwHochAoenqfCoUd BKK (T«l: a«723»0t SWIWW 4gW Ifri t»W IMm p/u JEWUN* lam frl hi n mm Ufll iaru hum aw sm am wtt am RATAWA WW zm mm Vfll fattfU hya WW mm Hwr mm s- yu JEWUWK law Ffl VU Ml yu SMI WW 081 Frt
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      934 37 I VESSEL VOY SINGAPORE KHF/DUBAI KARACHI I LANKA SRIMANI 72W 25/11 13/12 I MV COMET 07/12 I LANKA SIRI 131W 09/12 I LANKA SRIMATHI 72W 15/12 02/1 I LANKA SIRI 132W 25/12 I LANKA SRIMANI 73W 26/12 I ALSO ACCEPTING CARGO (FCL/LCL) FOR:- I A) INDIAN PORTS I MADRAS; TUTICORIN;
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      242 37 ACCEPTING FCL AND CONVENTIONAL PEN/PKQ ETA LOW*NO FOR SPORE ABBAY WOHZ 21/12 DAHE3SALAAM. MOMBASA. OJMOUTI VOY 22W8 ASSAB. MASBAWA. HOOCIOAH ANOMET IS/1 OARESSALAAM MOMBASA. DJIBOUTI VOY ia*B ASSAB. MASSAWA. MOOEIOAH ABYOT W3 DARESSALAAM. MOMBASA. OJMOUTI VOY 20WB ASSAB. MASSAWA. HOOBOAH Rj KIEN HUNG LINE FULLY CONTAINERISED FORTNIGHTLY LINER SERVICE TO
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      597 37 LAUT FULLY CONTAINERISED REGIONAL FEEDER SERVICE TWICE-WEEKLY/WEEKLY FIXED DAY SCHEDULE BETWEEN THE PORTS OF S'PORE, INDONESIA, MALAYSIA A THAILAND ALSO ACCEPTING LCL CARGO TO JKT, PKG, PNG AND, BKK. FOR BOOKINGS CALL SPECARGO FORWARDING AT TEL: *****55 SINGAPORE INOONEBIA SERVICE VSL VOY SIN JKT PAJ JKT SIN PULSENTOSA 14S 25/11
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      478 37 BAY OF BENGAL SERVICES VESSELS WY SIM MAA CAL CM! HY I. YAMBURENKO *****9 Sid 2/12 LEUVE 9114 In Pt 27/11 30/11 GONCHAROV *****9 26/11 3/12 VERMILLION BAY VttW 29/11 12/12 TIGER BAY 87N 29/11 6/12 PAITHOON V3OW 1/12 13/12 SUSAK 90N 3/12 10/12 CALABAR 80CNB 4/12 10/12 TIGER BAY
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      230 37 TO AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND i nunc a oni vu w "sfu wu brush. a in m w Tsi Si on i I c vcrouk 5 ~un an 1m "an w 55 AMmtHN m Ha "an %a "55 m 15« 1* OATS TO STDNKTS TO USA/CANADA |Ti«piin iHniaiijiTi [HaMai t muo»c a
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      821 38 8 vKk de vapores i J "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" i R ACCEPTING BREAKBULK/FCL/SOC CARGOES TO/FROM i 4 CALLAO, MATARANI, ILO* OTHER PERUVIAN PORTS* fl WITH T/S AT KOBE ON CPV THROUGH BILL OF LADING. Zk Ptnang* P. Kelang* Singapore 8 5 SHAPLAEVERETT 29/25 Nov E P ROSE EVERETT 3/S 0*
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      611 38 FULL CONTAINER SERVICE accepting FCL/LCL cargeet to USA Eat! A Weet Ceeat, Carribbean.Eatt Canada. HAITI. Guatemala an 4 Henriura* VSL jS'PORt jMAINLINER [LAX [KST MAV INTC [HFX ZW TRIESTE 29/11 2IM MONTREAL N/12 2/1 M 7/1 W1 A. VESSEL 2/U 2IM SAVANNAH 2/1 11/1 14/1 11/ l 11/ l ZW
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      604 38 SING KWANG HANG I BIMM—O a TRANSPORTATION (PTR) LTD WEEKLY LCL/FCL SERVICE [visSEL Is PORE bAKARTA jSURABAY>T| EQUATOR JOY 04N 26/11 20/11 |A"VESSEL BS/11 128/11 VESSEL [SPORE BANGKOK"! A VESSEL 25/11 28/11 IA VESSEL 5/11 g/11 DESTINATIONS ETA SINGAPORE PORT KELANQ 24 NOV MANILA 24 NOV HONG KONG, ALL CHINA
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      498 38 a PERINTIS LINE II WEEKLY FULL CONTAINER SERVICE ACCEPTING ALL FCL CARGOES BETWEEN SINGAPORE AND JAKARTA SURABAYA VESSEL VOY SINGAPORE JAKARTA ETA ETD ETA ETD PRASETIA 44-45 A 25/11 26/11 28/11 28/11 46-47 A 2/12 3/12 5/12 5/12 48-49 A 9/12 10/12 12/12 12/12 50-51 A 16/12 17/12 19/12 19/12
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      439 38 SIM fAI FAIT 26/11 KEELUNG/KAOHSIUNG 1/12 BANGKOK 1/12 MANILA 25/11 JAKARTA 30/11 PORT KELANG/PENANG 30/11 BUSAN 27/11 TOKYO/YOKO/KOBE 27/11 HONG KONG also accepting cargo to Huangpu/Shenzhen/Fuzhou/ Xiamen/Xingang/Shanghai SIN EMMFE/VK 2/12 LDN/FLX/LVP/SOU 2/12 RDM/HAM/ANT/LE HAVRE/GENOA also accepting cargo to Austria/ Hungary/Roumania/Potand/Bulgaria/Czech. Sim iii/eiiiii 27/11 L.A./NYC/SFO 27/11 VANCOUVER/TORONTO/MONTREAL UN HflHHflfil ZEALAM 25/11
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      209 39 /T .Jla* THE NATIONAL SHIPPING COMPANY OF SAUOI ARABIA REGULAR 80-BO SERVICE TO MIDDLE EAST VESSEL SINGAPORE P KELANC OAKHAM DUBAI JEDDAH SAUDI QASSIM FEA 004 II NOV 20 NOV OMIT OMIT 30 NOV SAUDI ABHA FEA Oil 21 NOV 30 NOV 01 DCC 12 DEC 11 DEC SAUDI TABUK
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      81 39 IT spfrk EAST PACIFIC MARINE ICUS 4 mD,NG PTE ITO i s,mmpore SCHEDULE TG. PRIOK SINGAPORE M.V. HUGO OLDENOORFF VOY 10 27 NOV-2 DEC 4-6 DEC ACCEPTING CARGO FOR HONIARA. NOUMEA. APIA. PAGO PAGO, PAPEETE. L.N. SHIPPING PTE LTD, TEL: 273M11 FAX: Z7S37CI VESSEL SPORE INDONESIA DESTINATION Christina V 2S/M
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      478 39 <5R OcEnnSERUiCE JS Ger»«r»l Ag*ntt —Vv i rN i KL: allied-LINK SINGAPORE: Sfgir 04r*****2 *****8955 778 6522(22 lines) Marine Oafl Swan Ng/ChrtoMna CMm Chso U IWsagffTsftsi Yap transintra SK I shippa* (wpport) pnvato limited Cargo bookings Tsfc *****88 (5 LIMES) X C. MINDORO 27(11 MNL ITBN END NOV Manila, Kaohsiung
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      312 39 I new K: DIRECT V FASTEST TRANSIT l(] PAPUA NEW GUINEA CHILE W (I 'ISLA FLOREANA' 21 JAN 1990 V) (l AgMtc SEGANI Tel *****00 j\\ M m om CHOFU VOY3IW 20/11 10/12 19/12 OMTT ALS STRENGTH VOY33W 10/12 20/12 04/01 10»1 ALS ENOEAVOUR VOYMW 20/12 10/01 15/01 OMIT Accepting
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      958 40 UK/CONTINENT (TRIO) •>^ CV| .f. IHM^H ti CtpMlagw. Aartoit, Mka*v|, Mm. MMi run r iuum rm rtorj rimn rtm un imw am 1/U JM2 21/12 21/12 Hfl2 WlhMi ibll^/MHO^SMMta.IWMi iwm express am 2*12 I*l2 21/12 vuu wu anwiMi :r« anm WIOELKK cms tfli 1/12 27/12 8(12 31/12 171 In TlHlllnllil
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      150 40 woi! hob *****E IPS I IQOE SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 0730 HOURS ON NOV 24, 1989. LEGEND R Thunderstorm Temperature c X\ Jm h Weather ~S Wind direction with speed in knots Ram V-/ Cloudy Sky W V he,gh Surfoce winds ore indicoted by orrows which fly with
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