The Business Times, 8 January 1990

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES MCI (P) 170/12/89 MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1990 75 CENTS
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    Lock icon Tokyo plans to resume economic aid to China: paper
    194 1 Reuter JAPAN plans to lift a freeze on economic aid to China soon and Prime Minister Toshiki Kaifu will spell out the details to West European leaders during a tour this week, a Japanese daily newspaper said yesterday. The Mainichi Shimbun
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    PSA's $2 billion plan to transform West Coast area
    583 1  -  RISING COSTS LIKELY TO JACK UP BUDGET By LILIAN ANG THE PORT of Singapore Authority (PSA) has a $2 billion plan to transform Singapore's west coast area into a hub of transportation and warehousing activities, complementing numerous private and public sector
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    Lock icon Korean Air Lines allowed to overfly Soviet air space
    259 1 Reuter THE SOVIET UNION has for the first time allowed South Korea's national carrier Korean Air Lines (KAL) to use its air space for a routine flight, airport officials in Seoul said. KAL flights are banned from Soviet airspace and planes
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    Higher tender success rate reflects construction upturn
    533 1  -  by Lilian Ang BOTH LOCAL and foreign contractors enjoyed a higher success rate in winning tenders last year compared with 1988. reflecting the upturn in the construction industry. Foreign firms were, however, more active in the private sector, while local contractors secured the
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    S'pore-based firm makes A$250m bid for Bond Corp
    594 1  -  ANALYSTS SCEPTICAL ABOUT THE DEAL By FLORENCE CHONG writing for BT from Sydney CALIFORNIA PACIFIC International, described as a Singa-pore-based company, is reported to have made a As2so-million bid for the beleaguered Bond Corporation. The bid is said to have been made
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    Lock icon Kelantan to have a port in two years
    182 1 Bernama KELANTAN will have its own port in two years when the Se-merak-Kemasin mini port project is completed. State Economic Development Corporation general manager, Jaafar Abu Bakar, said yesterday. A Japanese firm showed interest in building the mini port, about 15 km
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      451 1 I LMIYft I Mad* In WMt Qxiwny Yat Wang PU Ltd Tel: msaai Na. murs MANAGEMENT THE SENSE of civic pride in Singapore has never been more palpable than now. Corporate citizens, too, have been active in sponsoring sports, the arts and other civic events. Altruism and the doing of
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      214 1 Tokyo plana UBslb financial aid package for Poland, Hungary, PAGE 7 R -52 Rashid Hussain in Asian Market 12 MsB4m cash call CommodiliM a Ai»ii«tA« 9 Pslro Oil, Metals. HK-Chlna trade Airlines U cac going into Produce, Rubber. Tin More barriers need to be removed The jostle for Pacific Rim
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      136 1 'KB C. T. HOO 27 Taayfiii MT j 1024 T* *****43 *****63 #01-22 TMffea Pippin CwMra Td: *****47 New York tafcs tall to sasusgs Bond's US creditors, PAGE 17 NEW LOOK. iikif kvvn. MEW SERVICE. P SAME 'lf PHILOSOPHY The beauty of JAL's new livery is more than skin deep.
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  • MANAGEMENT
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      Corporate sponsorship makes sense
      1379 2 FOR 19th Century robber barons in Europe, ostentatious acts of philanthropy making generous contributions to charity, endowing a university, or building a hospital provided gilt-edged opportunities to demonstrate their sense of noblesse oblige and enhance their personal prestige. During the post-war years, corporate do-gooders keen to
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      Lock icon The green light for environmental investments
      665 2 Reuter THE SAME SPIRIT that has driven consumers to buy so-called "green" household products in the Ists 1000s could sprsad to financial services in the 1000s, industry sources snd environmentalists say. The 1000s sre being dubbed the "Green Decade" and in that vein some
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      SMEs entering period of world expansion
      851 3 The 1980s have been formative years for small- and medium-sized tegr B enterprises. Though many have fallen 'HlMPjii, by the wayside, the strength of the r| Ojl jjS«| survivors is very evident. So from the V 3 LI r |V 3 gJI vantage year
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      Lock icon The judgment of tougher times
      989 3  -  JAMES BUCHAN and ANATOLE KALETSKY report on buy-out specialist KKR JAMES BUCHAN,ANATOLE KALETSKY FT YEAR-END in 1988 found Henry Kravis and George Roberts at the summit of their power and reputation, the unchallenged masters of an almost magical technique for financing business called thd leveraged
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      443 2 Executive Relief s Information is the key to your success. Today's busy executive must have knowledge of the right skills, strategies, techniques.and philosophies in order to have the competitive edge. This knowledge and the latest trends in business, management, finance, marketing, advertising, etc are in the best business books published
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      349 2 The Nationaifaltkrth^^toart^^^^^m I;' Singapore 1 Hla# Productivity I WSSB Lecture THE SPEAKER The NPB is proud to present Sir Robert Scholey, CBE, D. Eng. Chairman of British Steel Pic. Sir Robert is the man credited with turning British Steel around in the 1980s. From a loss of more mM than
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      9 3 The 'Spotlight on management' column has been held over
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      458 3 GOOD IDEAS KEEP COMING UP p Add a colour anywhere, with one scan. I I I 1 INV KSTMKNT ()BJFXJTIVE INVESTMENT ()BJECTI\ E On the subject ol investment objective. t*b% of the respondents On the subject of investment objective. (*>% of the respondents indicated that their goal w as to
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  • FOREIGN NEWS
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      Lock icon HK urges China to remove more investment barriers
      483 4 South China Morning Post CHINA SHOULD IMPROVE the investment climate for Hongkong manufacturers who are in a dilemma over the country's barriers on investments, says Hongkong Trade Development Council executive director Jack So. Mr So met Shanghai Government Foreign Economic Relations chairman
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      Lock icon Beijing to boost exports of machinery
      280 4 AP CHINA is aiming for a sharp increase in exports in its machinery and electronics industry in 1990 after a year in which the domestic market was hit by falling sales and rising stockpiles. a senior official has said. Machinery and Electronics Industry Minister
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      Lock icon Manila trade deficit more than doubled
      220 4 AFP THE PHILIPPINE trade deficit totalled U552,201 billion in the first 10 months of 1989, up 105 per cent from the comparable period in 1988, the Central Bank said last Saturday. Exports rose by 12.2 per cent to U556,444 billion from January to October
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      Lock icon South Korea sets US$66b export target for this year
      517 4 AFP SOUTH KOREA has set a US$66 billion export target for 1990, up 5.94 per cent from last year's performance, but is still expected to suffer a US$2 billion trade deficit, according to Trade and Industry Minister Han SeungSoo. Mr Han
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      Lock icon Taiwanese trade surplus up 27.5pc to US$13.93b
      228 4 AFP TAIWAN'S trade surplus widened to US$l3 93 billion last year, a 27.5 per cent rise over the previous year, according to Taipei government statistics. The imbalance surpassed the government's target of US$6.B billion for the whole year under a five-year export diversification
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      Lock icon Egypt considers calls to lower currency, raise interest rates
      366 4 Reuter EGYPT is considering devaluation and higher interest rates as part of a compromise with the IMF on economic reform, according to Cabinet minister Atef Obeid. "The International Monetary Fupd is proposing a devaluation of the Egyptian pound and an increase
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      Lock icon Taiwan's Gatt bid poses complex problems
      352 4 INFORMAL CONTACTS AMONG MAJOR MEMBERS EXPECTED Reuter AN APPLICATION by Taiwan to join Gatt poses complex legal and political problems for the world trade forum, according to diplomatic sources in Geneva This is because the UN recognises Taiwan as a province of mainland China;
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
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      Lock icon Oil prices push transportation charges up
      649 6 Experts expect further increases in mid-1990s NYT THE RECENT EXPLOSION in petroleum prices, especially diesel fuel, is raising transportation prices in a way not seen for a decade, according to American economists and industry executives. Airlines and trucking companies are imposing fuel surcharges or
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      Lock icon Iran proposes construction of 3,200km Asian gas pipeline
      186 6 Reuter IRAN wants to build a natural gaa pipeline from eastern Iran, through Pakistan to India at a cost of U5511.75 billion. Deputy Minister of Mines snd Metals Ali Shams Ardekani said the scheme "calls for a pipeline of 100 million cubic
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      Lock icon Labour Party seeks sweeping constitutional change for Britain
      392 6 Reuter THE OPPOSITION Labour Party has pledged itself to major constitutional reforms for Britain, including abolishing the House of Lords and curbing government powers, if it wins the next general election. Billed as the country's most sweeping constitutional reforms this century, they
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      Lock icon Argentina on the brink off financial collapse: analysts
      367 6 Reuter IN SPITE Of a spectacular comeback of the austrsl currency and a fall in consumer prices, economists last Friday warned that Argentina's economy, stricken by hyperinflation, was barely a step away from financial collapse. Officials trumpeted the 50.3 per cent revaluation
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      Lock icon World farm leaders still miles apart on key issues
      628 7 AFP FARM MINISTERS of five of the key players in the current round o< global trade liberalisation talks admitted in Howey-in-the-Hills, Florida last Friday that, in spite of two days of informal talks, they had failed to make any substantial progress
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      Lock icon Corporate heads predict increased opportunities
      537 7 NYT JAPANESE corporate heads have predicted that political changes in Eastern Europe and elsewhere in the world will create increased business opportunities for Japanese companies. *ln their traditional speeches tlol company employees at the start of the new year, they also touched on the greater
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      Lock icon Japan reminds critics it is world's largest net food importer
      331 7 AFP HIDERO MAKI, Japan's Agriculture Vice-Minister for International Affairs, has said that critics of his country's efforts to protect rice growers should remember that Japan is the world's largest net importer of food. Mr Maki was talking at the end
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      Lock icon Tokyo plans US$1b financial aid package for Poland, Hungary
      478 7 NYT IN A SIGNAL of Japan's eagerness to take part in the emerging new order in Europe, Prime Minister Toshiki Kaifu plans this week to announce a package of more than US$l billion in loans and guarantees for Poland and Hungary.
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      Lock icon Miti to push US car parts
      76 7 AFP THE Japanese Ministry of International Trade and Industry (Miti) intends to hold seminars with the US Commerce Department and Issue guidelines to promote imports of US car parts. Guidelines will also be prepared for US automakers to cooperate with Japanese firms, Miti said
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      Lock icon Comecon meeting likely to see radical changes
      434 7 AFP THE ECONOMIC grouping of communist states opens a ministerial session in Sofia tomorrow that should mark a radical change in its direction, if not sound its death knell, observers say There is almost unanimous agreement in Comecon on the need for thorough
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      Lock icon Orders for US goods jump to second highest level ever
      524 7 AFP ORDERS to US factories for manufactured goods rose 2.4 per cent in November, pumped up by durable goods to the second highest level ever. The Commerce Department said on Friday that orders for both durable and non-durable manufactured goods
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      Lock icon Japanese stores scoop shoppers in traditional lucky dip
      400 7 FT FOR JAPANESE department stores, the start of a New Year's trading is a chance to cultivate a cash-rich clientele with a curious blend of auspicious tradition and conspicuous consumption called a "lucky bag". The lucky bag is a lucky dip with
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      119 4 To those who've yet to discover the true flavour sBaSD /Cl rV VVL MAcmwu uki»«MH I A/'\ vy. V\ I U»HHHUUIH4>IB.I|*NI«,«I r tt 2" MAGYAR POSTA or Hungarian Cuisine There s more to Hungarian food than goulash and paprika chicken. As a matter of fact, 60 dishes more. All laid
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      304 6 RL r JA 7 JA rr^ uy 4 Now when you choose any hhm PC AX2 ***** CPU at 12 MHz ***** CPU at 20 MHz personal computer from the I■■ I 640 KB standard RAM J/gM •I MB standard RAM Epson PC AX series, you get the new 3
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      106 7 JS'i FAR EXCELLENCE, GOLF. a We have people coming to us with any brand of clubs and accessories which our competent technical wIL repair craftsman happily restores to tip top condition HA They also come for tips on playing the game And friendly expertise from our w\ experienced staff on
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  • SPORTS
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      Lock icon Azinger leads in California
      487 8 GOLF AP PAUL AZINGER took advantage of a late lapse by lan BakerFinch on Saturday to take a twoshot lead after the third round of the Tournament of Champions, the kickoff event of the 1990 PGA Tour, in California. Azinger, playing on his 30th birthday, was
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      Lock icon 49ers one step away from Super Bowl
      326 8 FOOTBALL AFP THE SAN FRANCISCO 49ers moved one step closer to their second straight Super Bowl appearance in San Francisco on Saturday by trouncing the Minnesota Vikings 41-13 in a National Football Conference play-off game. The 49ers, who could become the first team
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      Lock icon Detroit Pistons score fifth straight victory
      439 8 BASKETBALL AP JOE DUMARS scored five of his 29 points during a 15-5 fourthquarter run on Saturday night that carried the Detroit Pistons to their fifth straight victory, 117-106 over the New York Knicks. Oumars scored 10 points in the fourth quarter and made
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      Lock icon Zvereva breaks through for first major title
      377 8 TENNIS AFP SOVIET TEENAGER Natalia Zvereva broke through at last for a major title yesterday, beating Australia's Rachel McQuillan in the final of the A 5190.000 (US$150,000) Australian Hardcourt Championships in Brisbane The sixth-seeded Soviet won 6-4, 6-0 to put her career back
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      Lock icon Nightmare for Rowing
      142 8 SNOOKER AFP MARK ROWING will probably want to forget his first appear* ance before the television cameras in the Mercantile Credit Classic snooker tournament fn Blackpool on Saturday. The 23-year-old had caused an upset in beating world number 15 Oean Reynolds to reach the fifth round but
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      Lock icon Shinozuka steers Mitsubishi to victory in longest stage of rally
      275 8 RALLY AFP KENJIRO SHINOZUKA of Japan finally broke the Peugeot stranglehold on the Paris-Dakar rally when he steered his Mitsubishi to victory in the race's longest stage, the 780 kms across the Tenere desert from N'Guigmi to Agadez, on Saturday.
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      Lock icon Nilsson wins special slalom
      306 8 SKIING AP SWEDEN s Jonas Nilsson. the only non-Austrian among five top finishers, won a men's special slalom, beating Hubert Strolz by one hundredth of a second, in Yugoslavia on Saturday. "It was an excellent slalom race," the enthusiastic. 26-year-old winner said of the first victory
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      5 8 I h c Unfair Advantage.
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      189 8 What legal options do you have if you cannot produce this document now? I lu> answer, quilt' simply, is none Because according to the Income Tax Ac t, records ,in<i doc umenls nuist Ik- produced in their original form when requested any time within 12 years. N Bui imagine the
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  • PERSPECTIVE
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      Lock icon US airlines jostle for lucrative Pacific Rim pie
      1935 9 US airlines are scrambling for a piece of a very lucrative but highly competitive market in air travel to and from Asia. But it is not easy, given their relatively late entry into the market where several Asian airlines have the reputation
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  • COMPANIES & MARKETS
    • TAKING STOCK...
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      Lock icon Safuan files suit over sale of Kesang Corp shares
      432 10 MBT THE SAFUAN group has alleged "conspiracy and collusion" in a legal suit filed against certain parties including Rakyat First Merchant Bankers and Coramas over the sale of 7.8 million shares in Kesang Corporation. The plaintiffs in the suit are Safuan
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      Rashid Hussain in M$84m cash call
      507 10  -  STOCKBROKING GROUP PROPOSES LOAN STOCK WITH WARRANTS By MAGDALENE NG MALAYSIAN stockbroking group Rashid Hussain Bhd (RHB) has proposed to raise MsB4 million through a rights issue of loan stock with detachable warrants to finance its expansion plans. RHB. the biggest securities group across
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      Squabbling Phng family to sell Malaysian properties
      244 10 SIBLING FEUDING has further split the Phng family of the Asia Motor Bhd group, with an announcement of a sale by tender of its Malaysian properties including Asiajaya Shopping Complex in Petaling Jaya. Last October the Phngs sold Yen San Building in Singapore
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      C & C going into property business in a big way C & C going into property business in a big way
      653 10  - C C going into property business in a big way C C going into property business in a big way By ANDREA BORCH MOTOR DISTRIBUTION group Cycle Carriage Ltd is taking a big plunge into the property business this year in line with the group's intention to establish property as
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      Lock icon API's shareholders, creditors approve restructuring scheme
      244 10 Bernama SHAREHOLDERS AND CREDITORS of Amalgamated Properties Industries Bhd (API) have approved the company's composite scheme of arrangement after a seven-hour long court meeting and an extraordinary general meeting last Friday. The scheme, which was formulated to put the company back on a stronger
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      257 10 Seminar on "AUDIT COMMITTEES AND DIRECTORS' RESPONSIBILITIES" The recent enactment of the Companies (Amendment) Act 1989 sets yet another milestone in corporate legislation relating to the duties and responsibilities of company directors. Specifically, the Act requires all listed companies in Singapore to constitute an audit committee within 12 months of
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      68 10 $4 A MONTHLY MAGAZINE OF BUSINESS TRENDS Privatisation takes shape e Ad chief calls for greater recognition of local talent e How CEOs are coping after their Seedaa listings e Those vital back office people e Local watchmakers move upmarket e Insurance agents lay groundwork for self-regulation e Rent a
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      59 10 Wednesday. January 10.1990 Grand Ballroom Hilton International Singapore Viewing cocktails: 4pm 7pm Auction Sale: 7pm 830pm Auctioneers: Cheong Koon Seng (CKS) Auctioneers Valuers Pte Ltd Showroom #03-28 Raffles City Shopping Centre Tei 338 8135/338 8468 new R2J travels WITHOUT COMPROMISE r f»** y v^_f/ t >»ui«« I IfW* aK n
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
    • SMALL CHANGE
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        Practising what it preaches
        77 11 UNITED Overseas Bank has combined its Christmas. New Year and Lunar New Year greetings into one card. Why? To save its employees the need to sign the usual two cards; after all the time gap between Christmas and Lunar New Year is just slightly more than
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        The price of being big
        46 11 STILL on UOB. The group is offering souvenirs to its employees to encourage them to wear their badges so that they can be identified by their colleagues. A price to pay for being the commercial bank with the biggest branch network?
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        The BOSS is human after all
        46 11 THE "BOSS is out" flashed one of the automated teller machines at OCBC Bank's Orchard Road branch on New Year's Day. BOSS, or "Bank On Self Service", is OCBC's 24-hour automated branch service. Well, even a machine needs a break.
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        Home sweet home
        59 11 THE COLLAPSE of the Berlin Wall has not only reunited families, but banks as well. Oresdner Bank, the second largest bank in West Germany, says it plans to return home to East Germany soon. The bank is opening an office in Dresden, East Germany the town where
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      Lock icon HK prime rate unchanged
      84 11 Reuter THE HONGKONG Association of Banks has decided to keep interest rates unchanged at its weekly meeting on Friday, leaving the prime at 10 per cent. "Interest rates earlier this week were quite soft which indicated we perhaps should reduce them, but on Friday morning the
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      Lock icon US thrift office working out new rules governing director duty
      571 11 Reuter THE UNITED STATES Office of Thrift Supervision has started developing new rules covering the fiduciary duty for officers and directors of all savings associations because some state laws allow thrift charters to limit the liability of directors for breaches
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      Lock icon World Bank to launch second US$ bond issue
      135 11 Reuter THE WORLD BANK plans to launch a second US dollar global bond issue, valued at US$l.5 billion, in the coming weeks. The new issue will be underwritten and distributed simultaneously in the Japanese domestic market, Euromarkets. and the US domestic market,
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      Comex gold/silver futures
      170 11 Gold futures on January 5, 1990 100 troy ounces; USS per troy ounce Opon High Low Sottla Jon 90 406.30 406.30 406.30 406.30 7.70 F.b 404.50 409 50 402.50 408.50 -t-7.70 Mo, 410.90 +7.70 Apr ***** 414.60 407.60 413.50 >7.70 Jun 414.00 419.40 412.40 418.40 +7.70 Aug
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      Aussie rating firm draws attention to dishonest directors
      101 11 AN AUSTRALIAN credit rating agency said foreign banks were becoming disillusioned with Australia and New Zealand because ot the actions of some dishonest company directors. Australian Ratings Pty managing director Duncan Andrews said some directors should be jailed for using client's money
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      Lock icon UK wants to be consulted by Japanese ministry in drawing up warrant rules
      292 11 Reuter BRITAIN has asked Japan's Finance Ministry to consult with it and foreign brokers in drawing up new regulations for the Eurodollar warrant market. British diplomats and brokerage officials said. The verbal request, conveyed through the British
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      Lock icon Lira devaluation seen as a step towards European monetary union
      436 11 Reuter ITALY HAS CUT the official value of the lira against other currencies in the European Community (EC) monetary system, a move seen as a crucial step towards European economic integration. Over the weekend Italian officials said the 3 per
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      Lim Yong Wah leaving DBS Bank as exec vice-president
      363 11 DBS BANK yesterday announced the appointments of three new executive vice-presidents (EVPs) and six new senior vice-presi-dent (SVPs). confirming an earlier Business Times report on its top-level promotion exercise. But DBS Bank will lose Mr Lim Yong Wah, an executive vice-president,
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Factors behind mark's rise likely to prevail this year
      883 12  -  Bankers have reported a growing trend of local investors putting their funds into foreign currency deposits because of the relatively higher interest rates. Starting today, BT launches a weekly column on high-yield currencies to cater to those with investments in foreign
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      Lock icon World currencies
      597 12 FOREX MARKETS: WEEKLY ROUND-UPS Agencies THE US DOLLAR made a rocket start to the New Year, testing 1.7160 West German marks last Tuesday, before soaring to the week s high of 1.7350 marks on Thursday; it had closed at 1.6900 marks at the end of 1989. By Wednesday,
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      Asian currencies
      480 12 THE YEN opened the new year in a funk, dipping to its lowest point in three months amid pre-elec-tion political uncertainty as the South Korean won continued to slide on reports the government was letting it fall to boost ex ports. Japanese yen: The Japanese yen took a
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      385 12 Gold Financial futures IN THE LAST October of 1989. spot gold began a rally which boosted values from a 3-year low of U5355.00 per troy oz to a peak of almost U*****.00 last Dec 12. A sharp collapse in world stock markets sparked the flight-to-qual-ity while political turmoil, a weaker
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      245 12 ASIAN CURRENCY av«rag« deposit rat»i for lh« w—k •oded January 5 BIO PRICES High Low US t 7 doyt 8 7/16 8 1/4 1 month 8 5/16 8 1/4 2 montto 8 5/16 8 1/4 3 momht 8 1/4 8 1/4 6 morrtht 8 1/4 8 1/8
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      509 12 Indicate* the average of the prima landing rataa of 12 major bank* In S'pore PLR of banks at the close of business on Friday. Jan 5 aa supplied by the Association of Banks in Singapore BANK PLR ABN Bonk 6% Aliiod Irish bonk PLC 6% Amtrkon Express
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      88 13 Reuter JAPAN'S oil firms are expected to raise their domestic wholesale prices soon to meet rising oil import costs in the light of soaring crude and product market prices and the yen's depreciation, oil companies said. But analysts and industry sources agree
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      86 13 AFP RICE EXPORTS from Thailand, the world's top rice-exporting country, hit an all-time high last year of six million tons, the Thai News Agency said. The agency quoted Thai Rice Exporters Association president Samarn Poasswongse as saying that Thailand had exported a total of six
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      120 13 Chinese Produce Exchanae Ap NSW ***** AP2 FOB NSW 150.00 EK1 FOB NSW 165.00 Sollon' noon doting prkot on Robwsta 20/25% Jan 6 (SS/100 kg) FOB NSW 125.00 Coconut oil Nutmeg Suft FOB 81.00 110 FOB NSW 992.00 OW drum FOB 91.00 BWP FOB NSW 710.00 N*w drum
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      193 13 London 3-month* 1527/1528 Commodity s 555/***** Exchange W: Tin (US$/!onne) Buyer/Seller closing prices Coih 6790/6810 on Jan 5 (£/tonne unless (6720/6740) specified). Previous dosing 3-months 6910/6920 prices In parenthesis. (6840/6850) S# ttl omont CoffM 6740 (6680) Jon 643/645 Too#1 Sal#i (963) (632/633) aaH High/Low 645/633 aXa/aia Mor 664/665
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      144 13 Telerate FUEL oil prices in Singapore rose and fell in line with the Nymex and Simex markets. Fundamentally, the market was seen to be getting a little supply heavy especially for the mid to end February period. Sellers, however, used the firm crude and futures markets
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      278 13 Reuter THE ORGANISATION of Petroleum Exporting Countries oil output hit a 1989 monthly high of 23.6 million barrels per day (bpd) in December and seems likely to remain strong in early 1990 despite a new produc-tion-cutting accord, a Reuter
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      231 13 AFP INDIA'S crude oil production registered a slight rise to 31.07 million tonnes in 1909 from 29.2 million tonnes the year before as the country's state oil company expanded overseas operations, the Press Trust of India (PTI) reported. PTI also reported on Saturday
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      267 13 Bernama THE MALAYSIAN CRUDE PALM OIL physical market closed marginally closer last week on light selling and reserved buying in line with losses in palm oil and soyaoil futures. Trading was thin with little movement noted as operators were awaiting today's December output figures from the Malaysian Oil
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      188 13 Reuter NEWS that China was bidding tor 300.000 tonnes of US wheat sparked light buying in CBOT soft red winter wheat and contracts closed steady to slightly higher. Wheat was slightly lower at midday but turned higher when the China news reached the floor. However, floor sources said the
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      172 13 CBOT SOYBEAN futures closed narrowly mixed, with active exporter selling of March offset by commission house buying. Exporters Continental and Cargill were featured selling March, with most of the day's 4.0 million bushels sold early. As a result, futures gradually recovered early losses, with nearby contracts supported by commission
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      145 13 THE Kuala Lumpur Tin Market (KLTM) extended last week's downtrend to close lower in quiet trading this week. The metal plunged 76 sen to end at M 517.84 per kg against the previous close of M 518.60 per kg. Total turnover fell to 432 tonnes from 496 tonnes
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      188 13 Bernama THE Malaysian rubber market finished easier last week in quiet trading on poor overseas offtakes Both February international RSS one buyer and SMR 20 buyer ended 1 50 sen lower to 224 00 sen per kg and 208 50 sen per kg respectively Dealers attributed the downtrend to
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      1250 13 WEEKLY ROUND-UP AFP CRUDE OIL PRICES dominated the commodity market over the past week, going through the USS22 per barrel mark for the first time in four years The increase took place in line with New York, underpinned by fears
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      396 13 Reuter THE ASIA-PACIFIC region has accounted for half the growth in world oil consumption over the past three years, a major factor in stabilising prices, the chief economist of Caltex Oil Corporation said. "It has been the most dynamic growth
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      1381 14  -  r Singapore p L By ABDUL HADHI THE SINGAPORE stock market ended the first week of trading of the new year on a bullish note, with the revised Straits Times Industrial Index rising an impressive 50.24 points to 1,531.57 points.
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      1419 15 Or* Or'a 19*9/90 Tol Laat Vol WMk Last Quote Div Dtv Y'M No< M Cap High Low Codo Company Sale +or- (*000) High Low Buyor Sailor Cot P/E Smll JAN 05 HONG KONG STOCKS 900 960 1738 Cheung Kong 900 5 980 980 970 1000 750 735 1341
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      Lock icon Report on Gorbachev wipes out most of week's gains
      893 15 i 1 Hongkong m DBS Securities THE HONGKONG MARKET started off the new year in volatile trading amidst thin but slowlyimproving turnover. The first morning session alter the New Year holiday opened on Tuesday with a plunge, with the market losing
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      Lock icon Prices chalk up new highs amid record trading volumes
      717 15 m |a< K.Lumpur I LEU MBT THE KUALA LUMPUR stock t < market started the first a trading week of 1990 and the new decade with a p bang as share prices 2 soared to uncharted territo- 4 ry amid record
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      Lock icon Bombay market rally continues
      190 15 AFP INDIAN stock markets ushered in 1990 on s bullish note, sfter s week's Christmas break, pursuing a year-end rally. The Bombay Stock Exchange s sensitivity index reflected the market sentiment, climbing six points to close the first trading week of the year on Friday at
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      CORPORATE ROUNDUP
      425 15  -  Compiled by JULIANA TAY Week ended Jan 5 PRELIMINARY RESULTS Company Year to Group pre-tai Net eernlngt Qtom profit/toM (L) por aharo dhrktood ('000) (cento) Pocific Con Sep 89 $562b($NAJ 2.31 —t—• Von d«f Horn Sep 99 $1,801 ($639) 33C23 i—» Wilkinson Sep 89 M57.454(56.721) 35 3126 9»
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      Lock icon Real-estate worries hit home
      627 16 New York AP THE real-estate scare that hit Wall Street in the waning weeks of 1989 has now prompted many analysts to reappraise their economic forecasts for the new year. These observers have set out to look beyond the problems that might arise for builders, brokers,
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      532 16 Tokv It' 1M A AFP THE Tokyo Stock Exchange got off to a bad start in the new year with the Nikkei Stock Average losing 1.6 per cent in a two-day week, largely on an exaggerated report of political instability in the Soviet
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      New year, new perspectives
      830 16  -  r— 1 fnrpl London By RAY HEATH CAN IT BE that 1990 won't be so bad after all? Was last year's talk of a hard landing for the economy, even (horrors!) a recession and slumping corporate fortunes. overdone? The opening sessions of the decade on the
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      261 16 1 S V dne Y J AFP THE Auatralian stock market performed atrongly during the firat trading week of the new year but lacked depth, with intereat confined to major companies. Statton Securities analyat Cameron Williams aaid that major stocks were strong "but
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      APPROVED ISSUES
      247 16 Company RIGHTS ISSUE Ambonodor Two-tor-on* $1 10 p*r star* E« dot* Ok IS Books dot*: Ok 28 Acc*ptO«c* Payment NYA lion Corpn Ont 'of two Q Mjl 70 P*r shore Ex dot* Ok 7 Books dot*- Dk 21 Accaptanc* Poynrit NVA Ml Ptoosure Thr**fortwo MJ050 p*r shor* Ex
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      505 16 Company RIGHTS ISSUE A Enterprise* Three-for-four Q M$230 per shore c C Two-tor five $210 per shore; $S0m 5% bonds with 37 5m worronts to be offered on the basis of 3 worronts for every 10 shores held C I Holdings Issue of 27m loon stocks in the
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      269 16 NOTICES IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT CAP 50 AND IN THE MATTER OF SYSTEM EQUIPMENT ALLIED SERVICES PTE LTD (Member's Voluntary Winding Up) At an extraordinary general meeting of the members of System Equipment Allied Services Pte Ltd duly convened and held on 29 December 1989 at 257
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      305 16 In the matt4er of THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 50 and In the matter of TIONG NAM TRAVEL SERVICE (PTE) LIMITED (MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING UP) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of the abovenamed Company duly convened and held at 51 Anson Road. #02-57 02-59 Anson Centre, Singapore 0207,
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      309 16 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 50 XINLI TRADING PTE. LTD. (In Voluntary Liquidation) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of XINLI TRADING PTE LTD duly convened and held at No 48 Siglap Drive Singapore 1545 on the 31 day of December 1989. the following Special
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      311 16 IN TH£ MATTER Of THE COMPANIES ACT, CHAPTER 50 DROMORE INVESTMENT (PTE) LTD (MEMBERS VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company deemed to bs held on 30th December 1989 the toll awing special resolution was duly passed 'That the Company be wound jp voluntarily and that Messrs
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      280 16 H L STEEL EQUIPMENT PTE LTD (In Vol. Liquidation) FINAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 308 of the Companies Act (Cap. SO) that the Final General Meeting of the Members of the abovenamed Company will be held at the Office of M/s Wee Seng Tiorg A Co.,
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      266 16 In the Matter of The Companies Act, Cap. 50 and In the Matter of PKRLIN CORPORATION PTE LTD (In Members' Voluntary Liquidation) At an F.xtraordinary General Meeting of the abovenamed Company duly convened and held at I Colombo Court #0415. Singapore 0617 on Friday, the 29th day of December. IMHM
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      334 16 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 50 AND IN THE MATTER OF OFFSHORE SUPPLY ASSOCIATION (S.E.A.) PTE LTD At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company held on 30 December 1989, the following resolution* were passed SPECIAL RESOLUTIONS WINDING-UP That Offshore Supply Association (S EA.) Pte Ltd be
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      31 16 OLLAR$ AND NON$EN$ \i\ I li:-. i 'TjX-il la. Ci x r\\ CSZz:? i ~—u Si I1A "Well, Harold. I think it's time to take you to meet my parent company."
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      809 17 New York Reuter PROFIT-TAKING, bond market weakness and nervousness about political developments in the Soviet Union sent US stock prices skiddinQ for the second day in a row on Friday. The Dow closed down 22.82 to 2 773.25. Decliners led gainers nine to five. Still,
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      942 17 London Reuter SH*RE PRICES ended weak on Friday responding to profit-taking and a mked Wall Street, dealers said. Traders had expected a firmer opening in the US after an unexpectedly small rise in December US non-farm payrols, which was expected to increase the chances of an
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      486 17 TRANSACTION EXPECTED TO HAVE STRATEGIC BENEFITS ■BjgBESS NYT THE NIPPON LIFE Insurance Co. the large Japanese insurer that already has a sizable stake in the brokerage unit affiliated with American Express Co. has agreed to make a US$2OO million investment in American
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      257 17 AFP DUTCH ELECTRONICS giant Philips is to sell around half of its defence-related holdings to the French electronics group Thomson-CSF In a statement on Saturday, Philips said the deal would take effect today. The value of the transaction was not disclosed. Under
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      Lock icon New York talks fail to assuage Bond's US creditors
      283 17 AFP THE FATE of Alan Bond s worldwide brewing empire is still under a cloud after urgent weekend talks in New York failed to sway US creditors wanting their money back immediately. Bond Corporation Holdings Ltd spokesman Peter Lucas said that
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      969 19  -  MUSIC By JOHN ROCKWELL NYT TASTES CHANGE. The immutable verities of today seem dated and clumsy tomorrow. And often, a shift in one seemingly small area of taste reveals itself to be linked with larger changes in our cultural preferences. The particular aspect of musical
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      470 19 COMPACT DISCS THE VERDI SCHOLAR Julian Budden, writing in his Operas of Verdi (Oxford) of the composer's early works, says there is no opera from those pre-Rigoletto years "which does not show an interesting musical advance in some quarter, even if the work is
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      697 19 RADIO BBC Highlight Radio 5 Highlight Viva Garibaldi, 10.45pm The World of Books, 9.00pm Giuseppe Garibaldi was a revolutionary who be- American author E L Doctorow speaks about his came the folk hero of the unification of Italy. In 1060 latest novel Billy Bathgate, the story of a 15-year-old he
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    351 20 Bernama SABAH's share of its oil revenue should be increased to 50 per cent from the present 5 per cent while the state should be given a greater say in managing the nation's affairs, according to Sabah Foundation Director Datuk Dr
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    208 20 Reuter A SENIOR Chinese official said Beijing would repay its more than US$4O billion of foreign debt without serious problems in spite of a 21.2 per cent devaluation of the renminbi last month. The China Daily yesterday also quoted Tang Gengyao, director
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    477 20 WE PLAYED NO PART IN REVOLUTION: SHEVARDNADZE AFP SOVIET Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze has pledged Moscow's full support for Romania's new leadership, but stressed that it had played no part in the revolution which ended the Ceausescu regime. Mr Shevardnadze, the first Soviet
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    153 20 Bernama UMNO Secretary-General Datuk Mohamed Rahmat yesterday suggested the top five posts in the United Malays National Organisation be uncontested at the party's general assembly this year. This would be in line with Umno's tradition apart from strengthening the party, he said opening
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    Legislation on maintaining religious harmony finalised: BG Lee
    323 20 THE GOVERNMENT has finalised the legislation aimed at maintaining religious tolerance and harmony in Singapore, says Trade and Industry Minister Brigadier General (Res) Lee Hsien Loong Speaking at a Teck Ghee constituency function yesterday, the MP for Teck Ghee also said the
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    325 20  -  By JOHN TAN BRAZIL S new President-elect. Fernando Collor de Mello. plans to visit Singapore in a whirlwind tour of 13 countries before taking office in March. Brazilian daily Correio Braziltense reported on Dec 28 that Mr Collor is keen to visit Singapore. China.
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      Chok Tong spells out goals
      175 20 A quick look at Saturday's main news GETTING SINGAPOREANS to keep their hearts here is just one of three goals set by First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong for the *****. Mr Goh. who takes over as Prime Minister later this year, also wants
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      171 20 THE GOVERNMENT will exempt contributions to the 25th Anniversary Charity Fund from taxes and match donations dollar for dollar, said Community Development Minister Wong Kan Seng on Saturday. Mr Wong, speaking at the annual dinner of Club 200. described the charity fund as a
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      233 20 PRESIDENT Wee Kim Wee underscored the importance of tolerance and moderation in the preservation of religious harmony among citizens of different faiths and creeds. Speaking on Saturday at an Islamic Religious Council (Muis) function to commemorate Prophet Muhammad's birthday, Mr Wee noted that religious harmony had
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    315 20 Reuter AFP KHMER ROUGE rebels said yesterday that they had launched a major offensive against the key northwestern Cambodian provincial capital of Battambang and the town was burning. The sssault could not be independently confirmed, but Western military experts said it
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    194 20 Reuter AP PRESIDENT Corazon Aquino. wary of another coup attempt, has ordered the takeover of all private airstrips in the Philippines and the seizure of private aircraft used by army mutineers in last December's military putsch. Mrs Aquino, in a signed copy of
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      29 20 Reuter BUDDHIST Chamlong Srimuang, dubbed Bangkok's Mr Clean, secured a landslide victory in local elections yesterday and a second tour-year term as Bangkok's governor. Reuter
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      Lock icon Asean Tourism Forum at Pattaya
      37 20 Bernama THAILAND is hosting the Asean Tourism Forum '90 at the Pattaya Beach Resort from Jan 13 to 18, with an aim at creating awareness of the Visit Asean Year in 1992.
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      40 20 AFP LEADERS of South Korea's two most conservative opposition parties, Kim YoungSam and Kim Jong-Pil were closer yesterday to forming a new group, a move that could radically change the country's often volatile politics. AFP
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      40 20 Bernama Spirit of 46 President Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah expressed the hope yesterday that his second meeting with Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad to discuss Malay unity will be held before the next general election. Bernama
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      34 20 NYT A THREE-week confrontation over a pay increase ordered by a government tribunal has closed the New Delhi edition of The Indian Express, the country's most outspoken newspaper chain. NYT
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      28 20 Reuter POLAND'S Communist Party leaders have approved plans for dissolving the party later this month and creating a non-Marxist party to replace it. Reuter
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    215 20 Reuter AN EARLY OPEC decision to increase its official market share is unlikely despite buoyant oil prices and demands in the Gulf for higher output quotas, officials and industry executives said yesterday. They said a leap of up to US$5 a barrel in world
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      113 20 The dedicated Hall C for Air Freight Asia (at the Asian Aerospace '90 Exhibition) will allow you to focus directly on this specific industry sector and update yourself on new products and services to enhance your operations. At the show will be leading freight handling companies, airlines displaying freight capacity
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        92 21 AFP JAPANESE CARMAKER NISSAN is planning to install a Nordic central vehicle depot in the Copenhagen free port area, a spokesman for Nissan Motors Denmark said in Copenhagen on Thursday. The unit will store around 60,000 vehicles a year in a 10-hectare area, he said.
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        114 21 Reuter THE WEST INDIA Transatlantic Steam Ship Line (Witass) said it is changing the currency adjustment factors (CAFs) for traffic between Europe and the Caribbean from Jan 16, when it will also raise the bunker adjustment factor (BAF) to US$9 per freight ton from US$B. The
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        Lock icon USSR ships for UK-Black Sea trips
        110 21 Reuter THE SOVIET UNION is understood to have recently fixed two handy sized ships, around 25,000 tonnes dwt, for trips from the UK to the Black Sea with the option of round voyages, brokers said. There were no further details, but the business follows
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        Lock icon St Vincent ship collides with jetty
        50 21 Reuter THE ST VINCENT and Grenadines motor vessel, Virgel, 14,834 dwt, came into contact with a jetty while shifting berth in Chittagong on Jan 1, Lloyds Shipping Intelligence Service said. Some damage was reported and an inspection is being carried out, Lloyds said. Reuter
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        Mozambique railwaymen end strike
        101 21 Reuter STRIKING RAILWAYMEN at Mozambique's port of Maputo returned to work on Thursday after accepting a management proposal which meets some of their demands. Mozambique Ports and Railways director Ferreira Mendes said the strike over non-payment of year-end bonuses was practically resolved. Trains to South Africa
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      483 21  -  By JEAN FOONG JAPANESE CARRIER Tokyo Senpaku Kaisha (TSK) Line has significantly beefed up capacity in its weekly Asia Container Express (ACX) service, calling Singapore to cope with buoyant cargo movements in this region. The 1,240-TEU (20-foot equivalent unit) TSK Chorus
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      Jurong Port commissions two R&D projects
      290 21 JURONG PORT has commissioned two joint-research and development (R&D) projects with local tertiary institutions to prepare for its role as a world-class deepwater terminal A computer-based pricing model is now being developed jointly with the School of Accountancy and Commerce at the Nanyang Technological
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      290 21 AUSTRALIA-BASED SEA Carriers (Darwin) has moved into liner shipping with a new monthly service plying between the Far East and the Australian ports of Darwin and Port Hedland The service, started on December 31 last year, is served by the
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      the three most important issues in the transportation of methanol
      1407 22  -  This paper, which is based on a presentation by JAN CHR ENGELHARDTSEN of Stolt Tankers at the 1989 Asian Methanol Conference in Singapore, highlights the three most important issues in methanol transportation: the scope and volume of world-wide ocean transportation,
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      100 22 Vessels sold for further trading Callope product tanker of 30.256 dwt and built 1970. believed to be sold to Italian buyers for US$4 5 million Reina Navlgante No 8 chemical tanker of 6.306 dwt and built 1979. sold for US$5 3 million Shoryu Maru chemical tanker of 5.734 dwt
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      1097 23 THE BALTIC Freight Index on Thursday rose a further seven points to 1,609 partly reflecting a firm rate for a grain cargo from the US Gulf to the Continent, brokers said. A lump sum of U*****,000 was agreed for an 85,000 tonner which brokers equated to $14.21 for
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      10053 28 A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of Singapore
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      2905 35 Who acts for whom A B Accord Shpg Accord Shpg Re Ltd (S)/Accord Contr Line (M) Sdn Bhd (PK)/Accord Contr Line (PQ) Sdn Bhd (PN) ABC Contalnerilne NV KYC Line (S)/Renown Shpg (PK/PN) Ahrenkiel Liner Kim Shpg ft Trdg (S). Albatroe Sea-Air Service Frata Shpg Pte Ltd (S) Alfred C
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      Manila shipowners mulling over ship-pooling proposal
      355 36  -  By AL O LABITA FILIPINO shipowners are mulling over a ship-pooling concept to cope with excess cargo load in certain routes and avoid any waste ot tonnage. The proposal surfaced after the 19-member Conference of In-ter-island Shipowners and Operators (Ciso) found that among delineated
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      219 36 US-BASED American President Lines (APL) is now calling at the Indonesian port of Surabaya on a weekly basis, using Singapore as its transhipment point. This service for containerised cargo was initiated "to meet the growing demand for Indonesian imports and exports," said Mr Peter
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      France sells USSR about two million tonnes of soft wheat
      201 36 Reuter FRANCE HAS SOLD the Soviet Union about 2.0 million tonnes of soft wheat for delivery in the first quarter of 1990. Compagnie Interagra said. "Interagra participated in negotiations that led to the sale of about two million tonnes of
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      123 36 Reuter CHINA AND AUSTRALIA are discussing establishing new wool scouring joint ventures in Australia, Ji Jun, a deputy director at China's Textile Industry Ministry, was quoted as saying in the China Daily. China could cut costs by buying wool in Australia, processing it
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      179 36 South China Morning Post HONGKONG'S container traffic rose 11.19 per cent to 4.07 million (TEUs) twenty-foot equivalent units in the first 11 months of last year. This is lower than a forecast of 14 per cent made earlier this year, before the crackdown
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      825 36 THIS twice weekly report, compiled by Cockett Marine Oil Ltd. shows price ranges in US dollars instead of single prices for a more comprehensive description of the market. Prices shown are based on average-sized stem Market movements are indicated The Cockett Bunker Price Index change and the
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      Aragon towed to Santa Cruz de Tenerife
      64 36 TUGBOATS TOWING Spanish tanker Aragon Into Santa Cruz da Tenerife, Canary Islands, earlier this week, after it suffered a gaping hole In its bow, leaking 25,000 tones of crude oil Into the Atlantic off the Madeira Islands on Dec 29. The tanker Is
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      Tanker scrap sales lower last year
      145 36 Reuter ONE SMALL TANKER of 4.965 long dwt was reported sold for scrap in Oecember compared with three amounting to 147,239 long dwt in November, London shipbroker Howard Houlder said. This brought total tanker tonnage sold for scrap in 1989 to 1.57 million long
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      17 21 Lines and services represented by Members of the Registry of Accredited Shipping Agents. Singapore National Shipping Association.
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      196 21 INSIDE Methanol transportation JAN ENGELHARDTSEN of Stolt Tankers highlights the three most important issues in methanol transportation: the scope and volume of world-wide ocean transportation, the standards necessary, and the advantages of parcel tankers versus dedicated ships Page Two Ship-pooling proposal FILIPINO shipowners are mulling over a ship-pooling concept to
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      1416 24 EtW&MSBEM, &MMBS REGULAR INDEPENDENT FULL CONTAINER SERVICE WESTBOUND FOR EUROPE VSI/VOY SIN CLM PRS ALG BCL FEL HAM BRE ROT ANT LHA (VIA (VIA (VIA MJQ HAM) ROT) NORASIA SAMANTHA 8942-3 12/01 16/01 29/01 02/02 04-02 06/02 06/02 09/02 10/02 11/02 12/02 ARABIAN SEA 943W 19/01 23/01 05*02 10/02 12
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      1539 25 Steamers Maritime Holdings Lid P&o \W" "W STRAITS SHIPPINGI Containers jarJiSS. 1 Sm* "N ito» Htar» nwwriw l* arrfPTtrABCO OUF SAIIS •own um» 11# um am nm am otm urn accepts cargo out sails CAtOtCAN BAY iw 1W Ml tw Wl 1W BtNAIOC* Um IMI U H IW lit Ull
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      319 25 STRAITS/ JAPAN/ STRAITS SERVICE SPECIALIST IN RO-RO HEAVY LIFTS VESSEL COSMIC ASIAN CHAMPION PIONEER CLIPPER TRADER VOY NO 3 121 5 S pore In Pt 24/1 2/2 P. Kelang 9/1 27/1 5/2 Penang Hong Kong Yokohama Nagoya 4/2 Osaka Senboku 1/2 Moji Funabashi •For Discharging Only NOTE: ALSO CALLING OTHER
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      732 26 pSSiI I IRANIAN SERVICE I I Singapore Loading for I I IRAN EKRAM PJL/30 IN PT BANDAR ABBAS I I Vkvowav I_i 01 Afl kI I W-* lili llfililhli I CUAM BAIPAN DIRECT SERVICE I (B/BULK CONTAINER) I ETA SPORE GUAM SAIPAN I SPARKLE V 4 SID 12 JAN 13/14
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      888 26 I HANJIN SHIPPING J K—X «f FULL CONTAINER SERVICE IS'por* I L«Ma»r* Rdjm HW| BiMM P»lo«« fEEOf* VU SIN LINE HAUL LAX OAR l)«l 31 1 1/2 2/2 «/2 i/2 CHOYANC SUCCESS 00K I*l H POMANC DIM I*2 W 20/1 12 12 9/2 11/2 12/2 HANIIN TONC HAE VIE 22/1
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      1690 26 PKL SCP HKC KSC KLC PUS HUT OS* TYO ML IHV ANW MM FIX HK I EVER GATHER *1 l/l 1//1 15/1 I*l 72/1 74/1 25/1 2*l W7 5/3 4/3 7/3 #3 31/3 aw 17/1 21/1 23/1 24/1 27(1 2*l n/l 3/2 2/3 13/3 14/3 15/3 1W 14/3 I*4 1
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      1295 27 jnirriliu 1 ihicj, muuua;, uauuaij o, »ocrsj PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES (PTE) LTD gf g p| L Building, 140 Cecil Street #03-00. Singapore 0106. Tel: *****33 I FAR EAST VESSEL VOY SIN JKT SBV VOY HKQ VOK NGO KOB BUS KEE KAO HKG MAJAPAHIT 4958 8/01 9/01 12/01 50NB 20/01 27/01
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      723 27 EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT SfOH P KIANC STON MAM I HAWK ROAM HAWK Bono Eiprtu 11/1 Ujl Ml 1/7 1/7 «7 *7 C*r#tgwi lay 11/1 V 7 M/l 1/7 7*l *7 ■wumw w/i I*l iff i«2 w im I*2 Kuram IM Uff Iff Iff Jff llff •m.v 2*l 2*7
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      395 27 DJASAGETRI A Joint Europe Service Of: P.T. DJAKARTA LLOYD P.T. 6ESURI LLOYD P.T. SAMUDERA INDONESIA P.T. TRIKORA LLOYD s EXPRESS SEMI-CtNTAINERSNIP SERVICE VSL/VOY S PORE R OAM/ H BURG BREMEN ANTWERP ADAM S PANJANC/24W8 1121/1 I*2 2*7 24/2 27/2 BAAB ULLAH/21WB 24 27/1 22/2 2*2 2/3 *3 SRIWIJAYA/2IMS IS-I*l 14/3
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      450 27 w MYANMA USSk FIVE STAR ONE I (Burmese National Line) Loading for Yangon (Rangoon) S'pore P.Kelang Penang Bangkok LASH 10 Vltt 9/10 JAN PAGAN VISOW Ufl4 JAN PINYA VIOCW 22/27 JAN PAGAN VISIW JAN/2 FED MERGUI V/ 97 3/1 FEB THE BANK LINE uPAlv^rmpikb^^ I EXPRESS TO PAPUA NEW GUINEA
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      287 28 /Am 7 DAILY LCL RECEIVING AT OWN CFS PENANG VESSEL P KELANG ISPORE! P K MADRAS MEL,TA V 9002 12/1 nr\ 14 19 /1 /M APOI INF ifi l LEUVE V 9117 gj 27/1 IVIAtULIWC 16/1 MELITA V 9003 25/1 2®' l 28/1 2/2 BOOKINGS: S PORE *****22 PK (03)
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      142 28 REGULAR CONVENTIONAL SERVICE SE ASIA/CHINA u esse l S pore P. Gudang Pk. Loading For OAOE IN PT HUANGPU CHANGDU 6/1 HAIKOU •JIANCHANG 13/1 HAIKOU •(REGULAR SERVICE TO HAIKOU) SCHINDON TRADE FREIGHT SERVICES 47 BEACH RO. #Ofr-M KMC MO CHHJ BLOO. TEL: *****74/*****03/*****17 FAX: 33*5544 TLX: RS MOM SOON KIAT
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      109 28 FCL/LCL Acceptance Weekly consol at our CFS to taMt Sydney, Melbourne, Fremantte, Brisbane. Adelaide Mm Mm* AH Ports ISA: Al Ports farm/Mb All Major Ports fm East Bangkok. Hongkong, Keeiung, Kaoshiung, Manila, Tokyo, Yokohama, Kobe Warehousing Transportation (1988) Pte Ltd Direct Tel. 861-5060. 861-5324 Reception: 861-1911 Tlx: RS ***** Fax:
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      105 28 *****W0000G BANGKOK VESSEL/VOY SIN BKK Siri Bhum 431N 9-10/1 12-13/1 Piya Bhum 208N 14-15/1 17-18/1 Hermes Bhum 02N 15-16/1 18-19/1 Siri Bhum 432N 16-17/1 19-20/1 CEBU/MANILA VESSEL/VOY SIN CEBU 5^, NILA Aka Bhum 02S 12/1 18/1 20/1 S.D. Asia 03R 19/1 25/1 27/1 SOUTHBOUND VISStL VOV OSA NGO TOR HKC
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      732 29 Inter Con I M AUI lIMI 111: I.TI> EEP^ ■FWEEKLY FCL/LCL TO: FAR EAST JAPAN EUROPE FIJI ISLAND KAOHSIUNG —14/1 TOKYO —18/1 LE HAVRE —15/1 LAUTOKA —13/1 KEELUNG —14/1 YOKOHAMA —18/1 ROTTERDAM —15/1 SUVA —13/1 MANILA —19/1 KOBE —18/1 UK PORTS —15/1 BANGKOK —19/1 HAMBURG —15/1 BUSAN —18/1 GOTHENBURG —15/1
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      563 29 —11 IST 7FWAHIN B i* =*1 is «"p3 fjifi T "p""" 1 ST" S""""* 01 1 N ftodmtmjßH 11/1 IS/1 11/1 11/1 13/1 ltfl rm 33 23/2 24fl 2?B V I N 31/1 31/1 31/1 ,!£„%s£ ua im M MR JIP 12/3 13/3 14/3 I TO -",.,,sJu.sii'w, __J I I
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      660 30 It has been announced by Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, Ltd., Tokyo, well known as "K" Line, that a new company is being established to handle the agency business for "K" Line in Hamburg, Bremen and Bremerhaven. "K" Line (Deutschland) GmbH will open its offices in Hamburg, Bremen and Bremerhaven and will
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      863 30 A ACCORD GROUP OF COMPANIES S'PORE ACCORD SHIPPING PTE. LTD. TEL: *****56 (24 LINES) P. KLANG: ACCORD CONTAINER LINE (M) SDN. BHD. TEL: (03) *****01 (8 LINES) PENANG ACCORD CONTAINER LINE (PG) SDN. BHD. TEL: (04) *****6 (4 LINES) W®' MANILA ACCORD CONTAINER LINE (PHILS) INC. TEL: 632-*****51 (4 LINES)
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      380 30 GOLDEN LINE GUAN GUAN SHIPPING (PTE) LTD n Tflo* Ayar Street SINGAPORE 0104 TEL V34HH (10 LINES) Fai *****04 STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: S-por* P Ketang Penanj GOLDEN BEAR Cotomb«Karact»/Diib*i 11/14 la* OOCOCN HARVEST Colombo Karachi'Oub*. 2*21 Jan CHINA SERVICE BAI TUN SHAN Huar«w/f lutou 22/24 Jan Vim CHINA OCEAN SHIPPING
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      587 30 Continental Pacific Shipping r J TIMBER PLYWOOD SERVICE TO U.K./CONTINENT KKU TORE PK LOADING FOR HERUVIN «d SETE/ROHfANT /FLU/UK CAPTAIN GEORGE SM 12/1 SETE/ROM/ANT/RU/U* MARIA K 11/1 22/1 SETE/ROBB/ANT/FLU/UH lot* Satoh/lntfomsU zC-k MULTIPOBT AGENCIES (S) PTE. LTO. f V y TtL: *****77 PA*: 2253M1 V MW-TIPORT SON BHO V V
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      1345 31 m sinsov SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUILDING 55, Market Street Singapore 0104 Tel: *****33 (15 Lines) Terminal Office: *****41/2 Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** PINANG P KELANG I MESSRS NAI THONG SKIPPING 127 Pen»f* Street, Penant Malays M/S HANDLING SYSTEM
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      265 32 I FAST DIRECT REGULAR SERVICE TO INDONESIA PORT PADANG/PK. BALAM SEMARANG/PANJANG/CIGADING/ BENGKULU VSL ETA ETD LOADING FOR DELI INOAH In P» 12.190 PANJANG/PK. BALAM NAGA JAYA 15.1.90 16.1.90 PANJANG LAMPUNG JAYA 10.1.90 11.1.90 SEMARANG/PANJANG PINANG JAYA 12.1.90 13.1.90 PANJANG/PK BALAM PERITA JAYA 15.190 16.1.90 PANJANG/JAKARTA ABADI JAYA 15.190 16.1.90 PANJANG
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      508 32 7 v*=v 111 \vcA POSEIDON CONTAINER TRANSPORT GMBH HAMBURG TRANS-SIBERIAN CONTAINER SERVICE SOTRA GENERAL AGENTS ACCEPTING ALL FCL LCL CONVENTIONAL CARGOES I AFGHANISTAN I Hairtton, Tourghundi, Kabul, j 1 Herat, Mazar-I-Sharif, Mashad, Kushka I p A Djulfa, Astara VIA ILYICHEVSK ETD SINGAPORE 13/01, 19/01, 28/01, 3/02 EUROPE -To all inland
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      524 32 ASEAN PORTS Ngow Hock Agency Co Ltd BKK (Tel: *****80) tvosa iwr 1 amvom wmm 1 IJEWLIWW 13>W Tua VI Fri 12/1 Sim BHUM 431W Tut >/l Fri 12/1 PIYA BHUM K*N_ Sun 14/1 VH D6JA BHUM 03W Hon lSfl Thur lt/1 MP ACt 0?N Tua I</1 Fri Ufl JEWLIWK
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      1062 33 ***** I iIIVJ y I VESSEL VOY SINGAPORE KHF/DUBAI KARACHII LANKA RUWAN 2W 14/1 09/2 05/2 I LANKA SIRI 133W 26/1 22/2 15/2 I LANKA SRIMANI 74W 25/1 22/2 15/2 I LANKA SRIMATHI 73W 02/2 22/2 15/2 I I ALSO ACCEPTING CARGO (FCL/LCL) FOR: I ■A) INDIAN PORTS I I
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      237 33 ACCEPTING FCL AND CONVENTIONAL PEN/PKO ETA IOAOtNO FOR SPO«E ANOINET 21/1 DARESSAIAAM MOMBASA DJIBOUTI VOY 18WB ASSAB MASSAWA MOOtIOAM ABB AY WON/ 2S/2 OARESSAIAAM MOMBASA DJIBOUTI VOY »WB ASSAB MASSAWA MOOEIOAH tIEN HUNG LINE FULLY CONTAINERISED FORTNIGHTLY LINER SERVICE TO MAURITIUS AND SOUTH AFRICA ACCEPTING BOTH FCL/LCL CARGO Vessel Spore
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      662 33 Pa PULAU LAUT I FULLY CONTAINERISED REGIONAL FEEDER SERVICE I TWICE WEEKLY/WEEKLY FIXED DAY SCHEDULE I BETWEEN THE PORTS OF S PORE, INDONESIA, I MALAYSIA THAILAND I ALSO ACCEPTING LCL CARGO TO JKT, PKG, PNG I AND, BKK. FOR BOOKINGS CALL SPECARGO I FORWARDING AT TEL: *****55 SINGAPORE INDONESIA SERVICE
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      520 33 rmq BAY OF BENGAL SERVICES VESSELS WT SIM MAA CAL BIT SUSAK UN SID 14/1 TIGER RIVER I2CNB IN FT 15/1 ILOVIK 94N 13/1 20/1 SUPANYA J2W 17/1 31/1 IZVESTIA OISMO 10/1 23/1 SUSAK 05 *1/1 70/1 LEUVE 0117 *1/1 20/1 TIGER RIVER UCNB 23/1 20/1 VERMILION BAY 10 25/1
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      255 33 TO AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND VSI imfpan frmatnttt Htltourn* Sydney Auctlmi Oim^« c. vtßouK 2» M/i "SI on n/i w Mmi m Hi w w w I*l a<* TNT UPtCSS 2*2 Hfl j/3 5/3 13/3 »3 23/3 t. hu(mc M 3 u/j i*3 an an v* m 7 DATS TO FREMANTLE! TO
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      751 34 4 de vapores 4 0 "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" d W ACCEPTING BREAKBULK/FCL/SOC CARGOES TO/FROM 4 2 CALLAO, MATARANI, ILO' ft OTHER PERUVIAN PORTS; 9 B WITH T/S AT KOBE ON CPV THROUGH BILL OF LADING. Zk 5 Penang* P. Kelang* Singapore j J KAMALEVERETT 21/23 Jan E THOMASEVERETT 5/7 Fab
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      608 34 FULL CONTAINER SERVICE accepting FCL/LCL cargOM to USA Eaat Meet Coatt, Carribbeen.Eatt Canada. HAITI. Guatemala and Hemfcrat vsl h'PORE Mainliner |lax Ikst Nre Iwrx ZM SINGAPORE 11/1 5 CALIFORNIA! 4/2 12/2 W 17/2 }#2 A. VESSEL 11/1 ZIM CALIFORNIA) 4A 12/2 IS/2 17/2 I*2 A. VESSEL M/l ZIM LIVORNO bl7
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      640 34 SING KWANG HANG I WWW ft TNANNJONTATION <TTt) LTD WEEKLY LCL/FCL SERVICE I VESSEL fe PORE [JAKARTA [SURABAYA JENWEL 13/1 16/1 Ijenhol 113/1 116/1 1 VESSEL I SPORE [BANGKOK A VESSEL 13/1 15/1 |A VESSEL 120/1 123/1 DESTINATIONS ETA SINGAPORE PORT KELANG 12 JAN MANILA 12 JAN HONG KONG. ALL
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      548 34 PERINTIS LINE Ifl WEEKLY FULL CONTAINER SERVICE ACCEPTING ALL FCL CARGOES BETWEEN SINGAPORE AND JAKARTA SURABAYA VESSEL VOY SINGAPORE JAKARTA ETA ETD ETA ETD PRASETIA 58-59 A 13/1 15/1 17/1 18/1 60 61A 20/1 21/1 23/1 24/1 62-63 A 27/1 28/1 30/1 31/1 SURABAYA TANTO UTAMA 54-55 15/1 15/1 18/1
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      435 34 S|| FAI EAST 14/1 KEELUNG/KAOHSIUN6 14/1 BANGKOK 12/1 MANILA 13/1 JAKARTA 12/1 PORT KELANG/PENANG 11/1 BUSAN 16/1 TOKYO/YOKO/KOBE 15/1 HONG KONG also accepting cargo to Huangpu/Shenzhen/Fiutwu/ Xtamen/Xingang/Shanghai SIN EIUPE/MK 13/1 LDN/FLX/LVP/SOU 13/1 RDM/HAM/ANT/LE HAVRE/GENOA also accepting cargo to Austria/ Hungary/Roumania/Poland/Bulgaria/Czech. SIN USA CANADA 11/1 L.A./NYC/SFO 15/1 VANCOUVER/TORONTO/MONTREAL SIN mmUA/NEW ZEALAM
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      493 35 ■M SAMUOERA MOONESM (S| ML BHD. r* it mccauum rmerr —P— #14-04 NATWOT CENTRE Hi n> Tel: tn 4JSI Fmc W 4tW CONTAINER SERVICE SIN-JKT SIN VOY ETA SIN ETA JKT STTPELOPOR 92" 13/1 MV. PELOPOR 925 20/1 23/1 M V PELOPOR 926 27/1 30/1 M V. PELOPOR 927 3/2
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      398 35 II Mm J CSF® m»nt.i»H ow 35,000 tractor* truck*. V II IHb| A CjT Mrvet over 60,000 points in U.S.A. B=9l I H m cy oWwi fiiabla LCL/FCL twhcm V v mrm\ w 7RAA/STJA//C o£l KL: allied-link SINGAPORE: /7tV\ 04-*****2 03-*****55 778 6522(22 lines) SH& Marina Ong Sumo Ng/Chrlatlna Chlaw
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      250 35 VESSEL SW PTL OBN RBY ARABELLA VOY3SW 09/01 20/01 25/01 OMIT LONOON BRIDGE VOY36W 20/01 31/01 05/02 09/02 OHRJ VOV 01W 30/01 09/02 14/02 21/02 Accepting FCL (or Johannesburg VESSEL RBY DSN PTL SM CHOFU VOY3IE OMIT 29/12 04/01 14/01 ALS STRENGTH VOY33E 12/01 15/01 20/01 01/08 '2c ALS ENOEAVOUR
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      1000 36 CTO T N?INE N T (TRIO) Hn+Jf"** Ajrtsw. Cotl*ndua Mri»«. J»«cW»l« .ONNHPRESS fjFYliir "rn'TT W«— A_M_. o*. S**-*, H*«*, s"«"' i i_! 11l *****1I ***** MEDITERRANEAN (MED CLUB)* JEDDAH MINE HMHI \ir n Vsr #B1 *tT T kh* txmss "w is KTtokyo HU« 16 m Iflljljfl MIDDLE EAST (OASIS)** rrpoin
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      148 36 |Regional IPS SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 0730 HOURS ON JAN 8, 1990. LEGEND P T Temperature un *s' Weather Wind direction with speed in knots Shower (j Ro,n Wove height Cloudy Sky Surface winds ore indicoted by arrows which fly with the wind ©O le tuH circle represents
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