The Business Times, 30 December 1995

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  • 15 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES MIT A (P) 04tV12/U5 Internet: http://www.asial.com.sg/biztimes SINGAPORE WEEKEND EDITION, DECEMBER 30-31,1995 85c
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  • 632 1  -  Increase comes largely from first-time inclusion of several hefty foreign shares By\ S N Vasuki [SINGAPORE] The market capitalisation of the Singapore stockmarket touched a record *****.74 billion in 1995, though the increase comes largely from the inclusion for the first time of
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  • 232 1 [SINGAPORE] The region's stock markets yesterday rounded off the year on a quiet, but firm note, with all the major indices ending their last trading day of 1995 in positive territory. However, at least in the case of the Straits Times In. d
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  • 279 1  -  By. Abdul Hadhi [SINGAPORE] The government will effectively supply land for some 7,300 residential units next year, an increase of more than half from 1995's 4,700 units. A statement from the Ministry of National Development yesterday said supply for 1996
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  • 169 1 [SINGAPORE] Former Barings futures trader Nick Leeson will not appeal against a six-year jail sentence for cheating Singapore's financial futures exchange, his lawyer John Koh said last night. Lawyers say the downside in appealing could be a longer jail term and a possible fine for taking
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  • 615 1  -  Tycoon gets 30-month ban on directorships in listed firms other than VDH and ABR ffyi Conrad Raj [SINGAPORE] The Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday barred Indonesian businessman Johannes Kotjo and his nominees from directorship of any listed company other than their existing
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • 146 1 mSIDE TvfcayawajrdilG If s time for the annual bird-throwing expedition as Executive Lifestyle opens the envelopes and announces this year's deserving recipients, EL 1-3 MHWSTMOB 9>r*ttack9»rt«eajbmltatffcakteMb, thispg. But take away the foreign sines, value rose hardly 8%. thispg. Punters will tempted to draw a parallel between the performance of Lum
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    • 17 1 HK brokers suffer from 1993 hangover, pg 8 Most ittMfor '96 sales outside prime areas, Pg 2
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    • 106 1 Entry oiforeign firms sees rejig of top slots, Pg 7 No BT on Monday The Business Times will not be published on Monday. Normal publication will resume on Tuesday. It takes more than money TO WEAR THE ROYAL OAK. For the past twenty years, some of the most successful and
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    • 21 1 SES notion* on Lum Chang not fair to small shareholders, Pg 6 Lum Chan* shares take a beating after censure, Pg
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  • SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
    • 349 2  -  I,2oojobs created as direct result of EDB programme By Kevin Sullivan TOTAL business spending generated by the Economic Development Board's regional headquarters programme rose 90 per cent in 1995 to top 1640 million, EDB officials said yesterday. In the course of the
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    • 246 2  -  Long-term deal reportedly costs US$64O million By\ Michelle Low THE Government of Singapore Investment Corporation (GIC) confirmed yesterday it bought AT&T's headquarters and a connecting building in Chicago as a long-term investment. Sold by AT&T Corp as one complex, the two buildings reportedly
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    • 383 2 (SINGAPORE] The bulk of residential land available next year from the government's land sales programme will be outside the prime areas. A statement from the Ministry of National Development yesterday showed that about 20 out of the 24 sites will be in
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    • 148 2 NOVOTEL Orchid Singapore is spending more than $10 million to become a four-star hotel by September next year. The three-star hotel, owned by Singapore-based CDL Hotels International and managed by French group Accor, is renovating its 450 rooms and restructuring public areas. It is also coming
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    • 215 2 THE Port of Singapore Authority (PSA) is cutting its proposed new tug charges by between 5 and 20 per cent a move that will please shipping lines upset over the authority's general port fee rises. The move, announced yesterday, is in response to an
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    • 282 2  -  By Jennifer Lien PACIFIC Internet (PacNet) has responded swiftly to rival Sing Net's latest round of price cuts, sweetening its Easy Access package by offering subscribers two more free netsurfing hours from Jan 1. PacNet's move, which comes barely a month after it halved
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    • NEWS Roundup
      • 69 2 FROM Jan I.CPF members can nominate beneficiaries for their Singapore Telecom Group A shares. Currently, Group A shares form part ofCPF members* estate when they die. So the stares are sent to the Public Trustee for distribution. The CPF Act has since been amended
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      • 60 2 SINGAPORE Post will pay more compensation for loss of registered mail from Jan 1. The rate will be $68 per item, up fhra $90 now. The current compensation rates for teas of ordinary parcels will also be abolished on Jan 1. Compensation would then be $90
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      • 57 2 U8 MANUFACTURING conglomerate 3M, which spent SsB million thisyear on Singapore-based RAD operations, plans to toost that figure by 35 per cent in 1996, company officials said yesterday. The firm's Customer Technical Centre, which now has a staff of 66 tedmidmis servicing clients
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      • 43 2 ex-directors to help locate assets" yesterday, we said Fu Ya-Yin's had been surrendered to the Commercial AflWrs Department Mrs Fu's lawyers yesterday clarified that ho* passport was with her and that she was travelling freely in and out of Singapore.
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • 845 2 THE INDUSTRIAL BANK OF JAPAN, LIMITED I ■■■Head Office's Address: 3-3, Marunouchi 1 -chome, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100, Japan I BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED MARCH 1995 I NON-CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET NON-CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF INCOME (in millions of yen) (in millions of yen) II March 31,1666 March 31,1994 Fiscal 1664
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
    • 377 2 THE WEATHER StagspM Partly cloudy and windy with occasional showers in the late morning and afternoon. Temperature (2430) oJty S>uSi °sTm 1 CkMfy Baa£dk 31/18 .lowly AM- 1K« Ctady Bmoi Am Jl/tt TMra hit. W-l Sam M #l/-4 Saw CUcmi -1/-8 Ctady taMy IVU Stan feW Saow HoaoMi *7 Ckmty
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  • FOCUS: PERSONAL FINANCE & INVESTMENT
    • BULL'S EYE
      • 529 3 Those polled for their views on the Singapore stock market's outlook the week ahead are: Alliance, ING Baring, Daiwa, GK Goh, Deutsche Morgan, Nomura, SBC Warburg, Merrill Lynch, WlCarr. Buy! ItpMe Brtrii A Bowls (BHI)t RHR is poised to become the listed vehicle for the CDL Hotels
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      • 469 3  -  Tong Keul Ong PWMUMBU urv ptionß: Big Bull I I could do even VX better with this Option, although he may be committing some offence in law. In Year I, Big Bull gets Big Magic to acquire some assets (for example, machinery and factories in the spirit
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    • 762 3 What factors should one consider when planning for retirement? FOR many Singaporeans in their 30s and 40s, retirement seems like a long way off. It is the last thing people want to worry about when just coping with the present is enough of a problem.
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    • 955 3  -  EYE ON THE RBGXOIf: HONGKONG The market remains sluggish bat there are some pointers tea better year From Quak Hiang Whai in Hongkong THE long-awaited cut in interest rates came and went. But resistance to a surge over the Hang psychological 10,0QflJ>amer_with a continuation upward seems
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    • 440 3 Bloomberg Business News [NEW YORK] Investors made a lot of money with computerrelated stocks this year but not in this last quarter. The Nasdaq Combined Composite Index, which includes stocks of many so-called technology companies, has beaten the more broadly based stock market
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  • REGION
    • 489 4 TAIPEI Watchdog body acta against cabinet member following NTslob scandal Reuter TAIWAN'S central bank governor Sheu Yuan-dong said yesterday he will not resign after the Control Yuan, the island's top watchdog body, decided to impeach him over a financial scandal. The impeachment
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    • 248 4 TAIPEI Reuter TAIWAN'S Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said in a statement yesterday that it has raised the investment ceiling for Individual foreign fUnds in the local stock market to US$4OO million (***** million) from the current US$2OO million. The measure, which
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    • 367 4 SEOUL Rob's aide also indicted on graft relating to purchase of military aircraft AFP PROSECUTORS in Seoul yesterday indicted the chairman of South Korea's giant Daewoo Group, Kim Woo Choong, and an aide of jailed former president Roh Tae Woo on charges of bribery in
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    • 1242 4 CITY FLIGHT ETA FLIGHT ETD (JAMS 0105 GOTO 0840 MIMMM GAMO 0045 S0001 1140 S0860 0915 AMaMa 0F81 1930 Of82 2050 CX717 1235 CX7V4 mo wr rajv —CI665 1335 S0862 1315 WW OOP SOWS 1440 6A902 1320 Aastarta* S0/DL25 0645 GA890 0045 CX713 1525 CI666 1440
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    • 103 4 MANILA Reuter PRESIDENT Fidel Ramos is not plotting to revive martial rule in the Philippines, a senior government official said yesterday. "Our president has time and again said he will not declare martial law. He is for democracy," presidential chief-of-staff Ruben
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    • 86 4 BEIJING Bernama-Xinhua CHINA has decided to station supervisors in laser disc factories from the New Year to check piracy of electronic products and the spread of pornography. Officials here said that two supervisors will be assigned to each factory and
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    • Article, Illustration
      60 4 [BEIJING] Visitors to Beijing's Art Gallery gazing up at a huge portrait ofparamount leader Deng Xiaoping that went on display yesterday after beating 13,000 other works of art to win first prize in a recent competition. The picture shows Mr Deng, who is now 91, in his prime
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    • 301 4 MANILA 415b-pefto budget aimed at yielding surplus of 17.5b pesos Bloomberg Business News PHILIPPINE President Fidel Ramos signed into law a 415.6billion peso (5522.36 billion) budget for *****MU would produce the government's third straight surplus. Mr Ramos said in a statement that the
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    • 272 4 MANILA UPI A UNITED STATES appeals court has ordered a halt to any move to transfer some US$475 million (***** million) in alleged loot of late Philippine strongman Ferdinand Marcos being kept in two Swiss banks, a Marcos spokesman said yesterday. Judge Steven Trotter of
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    • NOTE Book
      • 70 4 AFP [JAKARTA] Indonesia's top 900 companies controlled 47.8 per cent of the country's gross national product and had a turnover of 169.9 trillion rupiah (Sslos billion) in 1994, the Jakarta Post reported yesterday. The combined sales of the top 300 companies were almost
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      • 46 4 Bernama-Kyodo [TOKYO] The Japanese government is moving towards ratifying the International Ocean Treaty and creating a 200 mile (320 km) Exclusive Economic Zone that will likely inflame territorial disputes with China and South Korea, the Tokyo Shimbun reported yesterday.—Bernama-Kyodo
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      • 54 4 Bloomberg Business News [BEIJING] China's grain harvest jumped unexpectedly to a record 466.4 million tonnes this year, the official Xinhua news agency reported yesterday. The harvest figures were surprising because China's agricultural ministry had predicted for months that the total would hit the 455 million
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      • 63 4 AFP [NEW DELHI] India's trade deficit jumped 49.5 per cent from a year earlier to U553.29 billion (554.6 billion) in the eight months to November, due to a surge in imports. "Imports during the April-November period have shown a growth rate of 81 per cent
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  • REGION/WORLD
    • WORLD Watch
      • 84 5 Reuter {MOSCOW] Russian President Boris Yeltsin, returning to the Kremlin unannounced, recorded a New Year's address to the nation yesterday but maintained suspense over his political ftiture. The 64-year-old leader, well wrapped up in freezing temperatures, strolled through the snow-covered fortress grounds on his first day
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      • 45 5 AFP [LONDON! Betty Boop lookalike Debbi Fuhrman arrives in London's Trafalgar Square on Thursday at the launch of a celebration of the 1930's cartoon character's 66th birthday. The Max Fleischer-created character is spearheading a campaign to preserve pro-1960e cartoon animation. AFP
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      • 51 5 Reuter liquidation has increased for the first time in three years by business information Supplier Dun Bradstreet showed. The number of companies put into liquidation during 1996 totalled 17,280, compared with in 1904 with liquidations in London jumping 27.9 per cent to 6,099 companies.
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    • 306 5 HANOI AFP VIETNAM is to cut tariffs on 857 goods or commodities from next month for imports from the six other Asean members, a report said yesterday. Under Asean's Common Effective Preferential Tariffs (CEPT) scheme, Vietnam, Asean's newest member, will reduce tariffs
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    • 317 5 MOSCOW Government feces mounting criticism over sell-offs AFP THE Russian government will end 1995 far from the targets it set for privatising state enterprises and facing mounting criticism over the sell-offs. The collapse this week of a US$l.4 billion (551.97 billion) deal with
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    • 527 5  -  WASHINGTON Ranking in the world for 1994 is 12th, according to the World Bank By. Leon Hadar SINGAPORE has emerged second in a ranking of Asian economies in terms of GNP (gross national product) per capita in 1994. Its income of U5523,360 (5532,940)
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    • 318 5  -  TOKYO He takes the heat off minister attacked over loan bail-oat By. Anthony Rowley JAPANESE vice-minister of finance Kyosuke Shinozawa quit yesterday acting as a sacrificial lamb to ease pressure on finance minister Masayoshi Takemura to resign over his ministry's handling of recent controversial issues.
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    • Article, Illustration
      61 5 [NAPLES] Passers-by walking past Naples' Plebiscite Square on Thursday evening, where a salt-mountain with life-sized horses by Italian sculptor Mimmo Paladino was erected as a cultural event for New Year's Day. Youth volunteers patrol the piece of art in front of the St Francesco church (right) to stop visitors
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    • 298 5 WASHINGTON AFP Reuter PRESIDENT Bill Clinton and top Republicans met yesterday to discuss the US budget crisis, but there were few signs a quick deal could be struck to end the partial government shutdown that is being felt nationwide. Meeting Mr
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    • 220 5 WASHINGTON Bloomberg Business News ONE year after the Mexican bailout, the country's economy is showing "encouraging" signs of growth even though the Mexican banking sector remains strained, the US Treasury said on Thursday. "Mexico continues to satisfy its commitments under the financial agreements
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    • 214 5 TAIPEI Reuter TAIWAN'S Foreign Minister Fredrick Chien yesterday blamed China's vehement opposition for the island's inabUity to gain international recognition, but vowed Taipei would continue making efforts. Separately, a Taiwanese Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) official scoffed at the military threats from China
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    • 150 5 WASHINGTON Reuter THE US economy has been operating beyond fitll employment for more than a year, which has probably caused the "core" rate of inflation to creep higher, according to kn economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City. "Inflation developments
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    • 261 5 JERUSALEM AFP ISRAEL has presented Syria with proposals for economic cooperation in the event of a withdrawal from the Golan Heights including joint development of the strategic plateau's successful vineyards, Israeli press reports said yesterday. Reporting on the second day of talks between Israelis and
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  • COMPANIES & MARKETS
    • 393 6  -  Forecast short of market expectations; analysts say firm playing safe From Ho Kay Tat in Kuala Lumpur SIME Darby Bhd has come out with a profit projection for its current financial year that falls short of market expectations, but analysts say it is probably playing
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    • 184 6 [SINGAPORE] Orix Investment and Management further reduced its stake in Scotts Holdings on Thursday to 13.03 per cent from 13.66 per cent. It sold 1.5 million shares at $1.29 through Croissant Investments, a day after it sold its own 475,000 shares in Scotts
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    • 217 6  -  By, Abdul Hadhi [SINGAPORE] Shares of Lum Chang and its subsidiary LC Development were hammered yesterday after the Stock Exchange of Singapore severely reprimanded Lum Chang, its executive chairman Raymond Lum and managing director David Lum. Lum Chang closed 18 cents lower
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    • 625 6  -  HOCK LOCK SIEW By Lee Han Shih THE Stock Exchange of Singapore (SES) seems to have confused the Lum brothers with their companies. In meting out punishment to Raymond and David Lum, the SES has also penalised minority shareholders of
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    • 289 6  -  Prices at its last home project there are likely to be $600-s7oopsf By, Jenny Lam [SINGAPORE] CCL Properties (Hillview) is building its third project, a 305-unit condominium called MeraWoods, in the Hillview area. This will be the last of its residential developments after MeraLodge
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    • 329 6  -  It will take case involving payment to House of Lords By\ Michelle Low [SINGAPORE! Sembawang Maritime's salvage arm has lost its court appeal for a "fair rate" of return on a 1992 job but will take the case to England's highest court of appeal
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    • 334 6  -  By) Lu Ning [SINGAPORE] Pan-Pacific Capital Holdings Pte Ltd, which bought a 19.8 per cent stake in Pacific Can Investment (PacCan) this week, will use the company to get established in Singapore and expand into the region, general manager Yan Zhiming said yesterday. Pan-Pacific
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    • 212 6  -  By, Jenny Lam [SINGAPORE) Pacific Can Investment Holdings yesterday reported dismal full-year results, with losses more than tripling to $4.52 million from $1.35 million last year. The losses came about despite a 33 per cent rise in group turnover to $55.49 million for the
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    • 228 6 [SINGAPORE] Consumer electronics distributor Casa Holdings has posted a 12.9 per cent increase in group net earnings to $5.5 million for the year ended Sep 30. Casa, which released its final results yesterday, attributed the better profits to improved turnover. The group's sales
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    • 211 6 New units to run food court, bowling alley and karaoke centre [SINGAPORE] Construction and property development group Koh Brothers announced yesterday that it has set up two new subsidiaries one each in China and Indonesia to go into the leisure business.
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    • COMPANY Briefs
      • 48 6 [SINGAPORE] Fraser Neave has been granted in-principle approval by the Stock Exchange of Singapore for its proposed bonus Issue of one new ordinary share of $1 for every five ordinary shares held. There will be an extraordinary meeting to seek shareholders' approval.
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      • 55 6 [SINGAPORE] Trans-Paciflc Credit saki yesterday tt is raising its authorised capital from $10 million to $10.2 million. This will be done through the creation of 20 million cumulative redeemable preference shares (RPS) of one-cent each and through the allotment of 20 million RPS of one cent
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      • 43 6 [SINGAPORE] Singapore Technologies Aerospace has appointed Wee Slew Kim as senior vice-president (operations) of its commercial business group and Ooi Ling Heong as senior vice-president (marketing). Tang KoWai, its executive vice-president of the commercial business group, has resigned.
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      • 47 6 [SINGAPORE] Super Coffeemix Manufacturing has 9 acquired an additional 1.42 million shares of $1 each at par in subsidiary Super Food Investment International (SFH). SFTI has also raised its paid-up capital to 9&56 million by alloting additional new shares to existing shareholders.
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    • FOCUS: RANKING OF SINGAPORE/MALAYSIA COMPANIES
      • 1975 7 fm Cur Cm*a* Mm N*«f Ctoatag NX PI (taSSL) 1 1 S Telecom *****.0 *****.4 3.14 36.1 3 2 OCBC *****.6 906.5 11.2 18.4 2 3 SIA *****.7 1282.5 8.05 11.3 4 4 UOB 9714.1 911.5 9.2 14 5 5 DBS 8932.9
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      • 754 7  -  Indon-linked issues also move up but property, technology issues lose ground By I S N Vasuki [SINGAPORE] Though the singa pore stock market was mostly sedate in 1995, this is not evident from BT's annual ranking of locally-listed companies in terms
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      • 711 7 Total market cap surges to Mssslb; Telekom, Tenaga Kaybank lead pack MBT [KUALA LUMPUR] Despite it being a trying year for the local bourse, the number of large-capitalised companies continued to thrive. This was seen in the headcount of companies with market capitalisation
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    • REGIONAL COMPANIES
      • 441 8 Stock exchange group to look at easing restrictions on profit track records SCMP [HONGKONG] The Hongkong stock exchange intends to encourage infrastructure projects to go public by relaxing restrictions on profit track records. Chief executive Paul Chow Man-yiu said on Thursday the priorities were to
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      • 40 8 [TOKYO] Stock traders exchanging bows and saying good bye after the last trading session of this year at the Tokyo Stock Exchange yesterday. The Nikkei Average lost 4.98 points to end the half-day session at 19,868.15p0int5. AFP
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      • 311 8 Reuter [HONGKONG] This past year was not a plum one for Asia's stockbrokers, and while observers say 1996 will be better, it will not be much better. "I would project a better year next year than this year, but I wouldn't be jumping up
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      • 281 8 Reuter [HONGKONG] Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd is reconsidering an earlier decision to move its flight training facilities to Australia from Hongkong, a company spokesman said yesterday. "We consider the economic factors have changed and we are looking again whether to move the
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      • 85 8 Bloomberg Business News [HONGKONG! Colour-tele vi-sion-maker China Everbright Technologies reported a net loss of HK137.45 million (516.85 million) in the six months ended Sep 30. That compares to a loss of HK539.396 million in the yearearlier period. Sales feU to HK5241.05 mil- lion from
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      • COMPANY Briefs
        • 70 8 AFP [TAIPEI] Taiwan's Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is planning to allow foreign shares to be traded on the local bourse by June, SEC chairman Gordon Chen said yesterday. The SEC, which comes under the finance ministry, Is also planning to permit local
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        • 40 8 AFP [TOKYO] Major Japanese trading house Sumitomo Corp said on Thursday it would take a 10 per cent stake in PT Sulflndo Adiusaha, a chemical unit in the Salim group, Indonesia's largest conglomerate. —AFP
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        • 65 8 Bloomberg Business News [SHANGHAI] Microsoft Corp started large-scale production of its Windows 96 operating system written In the simplified Chinese characters used in China. The company will produce the new system in a Shanghai joint venture. Microsoft has invested more than US$2 million (Ss2.B
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        • 80 8 Bloomberg Business News (TOKYO) Ten Japanese semiconductor makers, including NEC Corp, Toshiba Corp and Hitachi Ltd, will form a new company by the end of March to test technology for making the next generation erf silicon wafers used as the base of microchips, the Nihon
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    • SHIPS IN PORT
      • 472 8 Vtssti Voy Mo Nftt Arrtvil Dtporturt AT) Pitn Abadi 2 34/95 J1 30.12/1200 30 )2/1900 (ST) Suriati 14/95 J1 30.12/1130 30.12/1830 (IT) Ww 22/93 J1 30.12/1100 30.12/1700 AJnes I8S01/95 J7 30.12/0000 31.12/0000 Cattex Excellence 12/95-05 J12 30.12/1000 31.12/0600 GSM 212/1 J13 30.12/0700 30.12/2300 Komsomolets Adzhari 12/95 J12 30.12/1600
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      • 1151 8 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Booklng/Manc* Rstls Ship Voy No Etb/Btr Ptftod from To frow Aci J id* 27M 31/0600 M 29/1500 N/1659 24/1900 2A 29/1700 30/0659 30/0900 3 30/0700 30/1159 30/M00 4 30/1200 30/1459 30/1700 ACXRom 074* 30/1500 IT" 29/1500 29/1659 29/1900 AciSwan 202B
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    • FINANCE & COMMODITIES
      • 434 9  -  Huge success shows Japanese regaining confidence in market, says chief of investment firm From Quak Hiang Whai in Hongkong THE rejuvenated Japanese market was given another boost yesterday when leading ftind manager Fidelity Investments said it successfully raised more than US$4OO million (***** million)
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      • 398 9 Slower loan growth and fierce rivalry from offshore centre AFP [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysia's banks face a tough year ahead, analysts said yesterday, warning of slower loan growth and fierce rivalry from the country's offshore financial centre at Labuan. The need for Malaysia's 36
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      • 356 9 US$/Dm: The US$/Dm dipped slightly to touch a low of 1.4275 oil Thursday before it recovered on the same day to 1.4417. The unit traded at around 1.4380 yesterday morning. Although the overall bullish view remains intact, a breach of the crucial support level at
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      • 126 9 AFP [NEW DELHI] An Indian government bond issue has closed undersubscribed for the third time in a row, with banks and financial institutions picking up only half the offering. A senior Reserve Bank of India (RBI) official who requested anonymity said
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      • 200 9 Reuter [BEIJING] The chief of a joint venture investment bank, the first of its kind in China, has resigned after just four months in office, a bank official said yesterday. Edwin Lim, chief executive officer of China International Capital Corp (CICC), resigned
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      • 235 9 Bloomberg Business News [WASHINGTON] The Securities and Exchange Commission proposed a new rule that would expand the amount of information companies have to tell their investors about derivative holdings. The proposal, which the SEC has been developing for over a year, is intended
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      • 224 9 Reuter [JAKARTA] Indonesia's central bank said yesterday it would introduce a new 3 per cent intervention band for dol-lar-rupiah trading, effective Jan 2. Bank Indonesia managing director Paul Soetopo said the move was aimed at increasing the effectiveness of monetary controls and
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      • 169 9 Reuter THE dollar ended the year with a whimper against the mark and shed an overnight one pfennig gain but it did better against the yen and rose above key resistance at 103. Overnight gains were forfeited in a short burst of activity as a large commercial sterling/mark
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      • 293 9 ENERGY REPORT Reuter [LONDON] Cold weather kept a firm grip on world oil markets yesterday leaving prices to edge higher again after Thursday's brief reversal of the recent bull run. February futures for international benchmark North Sea Brent blend crude ended
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      • Article, Illustration
        1198 9 nTTBRBAMKCURREllCT RATES 4pm, Dec 29 Against Afctest USS fl|ilntt S$ Afalnst US$ Carroncios BM Offtf M Offtr Carroncios M Offtr BM Offor Franc* franc 28.8172 28.8434 4.9058 4.9061 Local dollars to one unit of foreign currency: lianqkang dollar 18.29 18.30 7.7315 7.7325 AostraUan dollar 1.0530 ***** 0.7447 0.7454 Indonesia 0.0619
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    • COMMODITIES & FUTURES
      • 667 10 [KUALA LUMPUR] The price on the Kuala Lumpur Tin Market rose 40 sen to M 516.23 per kg on heavy buying interest. Traders said market sentiment was aided by the steady close on London Metal Exchange. At the opening level of M 515.83 per kg, initial bids amounted
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      • 1146 10 Reuter [SINGAPORE) Euroyen and Japanese government bond (JGB) futures yesterday finished the year weaker but off their intra-day lows after coming under intense early pressure. Dealers said that the sell off was largely technically driven and exaggerated by a thin, illiquid market with many players leaving early for
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      • Knight-Ridder Commodity Summary
        • 107 10 [HONGKONG] China produced 105 tonnes of gold in 1995, up 16 per cent from 1994, the official Xinhua News Agency reported yesterday, quoting the Ministry of Metallurgical Industry. This marks the first time China has announced its annual gold production, instead of publishing annual growth
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        • 92 10 [TOKYO] Japanese steelmakers are under growing pressure to cut prices of Asia-bound steel products due to a glut in the market, Kyodo news service reported steel industry officials as saying yesterday. They said China's restraint on economic expansion, including a switch to a tight credit
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        • 89 10 [HONGKONG] China's grain production reached 466.4 million tonnes in 1995, up from 445.10 million tonnes in 1994, the official Xinhua News Agency reported yesterday, quoting sources. The final grain output for 1995 is also higher than the original forecast, reported in the official media, of around
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        • 115 10 [NEW DELHI] The state-run Coffee Board has been ordered to release more coffee at retail outlets to bring down the domestic price, a government statement said yesterday. Prices at retail outlets are much higher than domestic wholesale and international prices, said the statement.
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        • 69 10 [AMMAN] The US signed an extension of a concessionary loan of US$l5 million (5521.3 million) to Jordan on Thursday, an official announcement said. The loan will be used to finance the purchase of 70,000 tonnes of American wheat. The loan, extended by the
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        • 115 10 [LONDON] At least two Russian gas oil cargoes are seen heading to the United States during the second half of this month, industry sources in north-west Europe said. A 45,000-tonne Russian gas oil vessel left the Baltic port of Ventspils around Dec 11
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        • 92 10 [LONDON] E D and F Man and Czarnikow-Rionda provided new business in otherwise slow trading on the sugar freight market, brokers said. Man needs tonnage for a Jan 2-12, 14,000-tonne min-max bagged sugar cargo from Tampico to the Black Sea. Czarnikow-Rionda entered the market seeking tonnage for
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    • 1259 10 SICOM FUTURES Dec29 RUBBER (Mam d«ia« as it SJOpa) R$S 1 CONTRACTS cwrti/kq) Close VolMM Of* Low Sott (towes) leterest J« 96 226.00 1000 F* 96 ***** 3175 Mar 96 225.00 225.00 225.50 300 1925 A#tAMM H 22X50 ***** Jvl/Up 96 224.00 ***** Otf/D#C 96 224.50 3000 BSS
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    • REGIONAL STOCK MARKETS
      • 2405 11 -4J6 STOCKS were little changed as brokerage shares fell. Gainers included companies such as Nippon Steel that expect to profit most from an economic recovery. The Nikkei Average fell 4.96 points to end the week and the year at 19,868.15. The benchmark index was up only 0.7 per cent
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      • 678 11 ♦10 A late rally helped share prices rise 0.1 per cent in a shortened end-of-year session. "It was a reasonably quiet close for the end of the year, normally we see a bit of win-dow-dressing on the last day of trade," a dealer said. The All Ordinaries Index, rose
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      • 630 11 ♦3U1 Stocks rose to a two-week high, led by the Ayala group of companies, as investors bet economic growth will accelerate next year. "Stronger hands are cradling the market," said an analyst. "My bet is that it shall be up, up and away." The PSE Composite index gained 36.11
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      • 351 11 ♦ML09 Share prices finished higher amid bullish sentiment, with broad gains reported in cautious trading. "The market was undergoing an upward but cautious upswing to challenge the 5,400point level," said a trader. The 321-issue Weighted Price Index advanced 54.09 points to 5,158.65. Turnover was 1.39 billion shares worth NT544.93
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      • 419 11 +1L43 Shares closed the year with a pinch of bravado. Buyers made good use of the shortened session, pushing the NZSE-40 Capital Index up 11.43 points to end 1995 on 2,149.82, 235.58 points up on its close on the last trading day in 1994. "A little bit of keen
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      • 169 11 Reuter [LONDON] After a year which has seen British stocks surge to a succession of record highs, investment managers have lost their enthusiasm for the London market. With economies in Britain, the US and elsewhere expected to pull out of recent slowdowns, the interest
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    • WORLD STOCK MARKETS
      • 588 11 +116 SHARE prices closed higher in a shortened session, with the FT-SE 100 Index closing at a new all-time high, dealers said. The FT-SE 100 Index closed up 12.6 points at 3,689.3. Volume was 182.7 million shares. At its highest level, a new intra-day record, the index was up
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      • 744 11 +L80 US stocks were mixed after a profit warning from Alliance Semiconductor Corp sent shares of computer and software companies lower. Gains in tobacco and financial issues helped temper the losses. Alliance Semiconductor's warnings followed one day after Cirrus Logic Inc said it would earn less than expected
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      2367 12 Bloomberg Business News QllingSeng +TS32 STOCKS rose to their highest level of the year on 1995's last trading day, boosted by hopes lower interest rates will boost earnings next year. "Most people expect interest rates will fall half a point in 1996," said a trader. The 33-stock Hang Seng
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      687 12 Reuter n Shanghai B Share Infax jjj SHANGHAI B Share Index ended down as investors liquidated their assets at the year-end, but trading was dull. The index fell 0.85 point to 47.69 on volume of 3.3 million shares worth US$l.l million. A total of 26 stocks traded with nine
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      1155 12 Bloomberg Business News Hsetmm «m STOCKS rose, led by property and construction issues on optimism the US economy is slowing, meaning interest rates could come down more early next year. Thai rates often follow those in the US because the baht's value is closely tied to that of the
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    • KUALA LUMPUR STOCK MARKET
      • 6945 13 KUALA LUMPURReports Bloomberg Business News Composite Intel *124 STOCKS were little changed as gains by conglomerate Sime Darby and banking group DCB Holdings balanced declines by Tenaga Nasional, the dominant power company. DCB said on Thursday a new chief executive officer, Yvonne Chia,
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    • WARRANTS & OPTIONS
      • 220 14  -  WARRANT WATCH By\ R Sivanithy IN PAST columns, we've mainly tried to focus on finding value in the warrant segment of the market in the hope that our analysis helps readers make money. This time, however, we'll focus on those that are, in our opinion, grossly
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        74 16  -  By Teh Hooi Ling JEN CHUA MARCO POLO Development put on 40 cents in the months. It looks like a good time to lock in the profit*. Shortterm technicals are indicating that it has reached the end of the uptrend. Weekly technicals, however, show there is some more
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      • 874 16  -  STOCKMARKET COMMENTARY Market propped up by late window-dressing LC Dev and Lam Chang shares hit after SES reprimand over breach of corporate disclosure policy- By i R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] Late window-dressing yesterday ensured that the Straits Times Industrials Index ended the
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      • OH THE GRAPEVINE
        • 192 16 MALAYSIA went in in style to tap the Yankee bond market in 1996, accounting for six of the 15 Yankee bond issues made by Asian corpo rates outside Japan. To date this year, Malaysia raised some US$2.l billion (552.98 billion), making it the top Asian
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        • 164 16 THE next time listed compnftmf my tfrey don't know why their shares are moving, they better mean it The slap on the wrist on Lum Chang by the stock exchange will keep companies on their toes for a white. Dealers said the takeover rumour mill
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        • 199 16 HOW different are die fetes of Singapore's two leading watch retailers. The Hour Glass on Thursday reported a sparkling 16.8 per cent rise in interim net profits to $5.05 million on a 10.8 per cent rise in turnover to $221.1 million. In contrast Sincere
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    • ISEAS Trends
      • 1033 17  -  AMERICA AMD THE REOIOHftT. BftT.AWCE OF POWER By not attuning itself to the new reaUties in the Asia-Pacific, the United States has distanced itself from the region, says Donald Weatberbeo Donald Weatherbee Professor Donald E Weather bee is the Donald S Russell Professor of Contemporary Foreign Policy
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      • 930 17  -  From its very inception, Asean's approach to security issues has contained a balance of power dimension By Michael Leifer Professor Michael Leifer is a Senior Professorial Fellow at the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies. IN academic and political debate on regional security within South-east Asia,
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      • 1319 17  -  It is only because of an uncertain regional environment that Tokyo and Washington continue to be tied militarily By Heng Pek Koon Dr Heng Pek Koon is Assistant Professor of the Institute for Pacific Rim Studies, Temple University, Japan. JUST after American and
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      • 1173 18  -  Why is the Singapore political landscape so bereft of women? KanwaqitSoin explores the issue Kanwaljit Soin Dr Kanwaljit Soin is a Nominated Member of Parliament. WE are used to seeing women in leadership positions in high finance, business and academia. In Singapore, they
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      • 1282 18  -  There are thematic similarities in the literature produced by ethnic Chinese waiters in two countries Singapore anil By. Laurel Means Dr Laurel Means is with the Department of English, McMaster University, Canada. WHAT first attracted me to a study of Singaporean post-colonial literature in English
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      • 101 18 AUSTRALIAN Prime Minister Paul Keating (above) will deliver the 14th Singapore Lecture. Organised by the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, the lecture will be held at the Island Ballroom, Shangri-La Hotel, on Jan 17 at 3.00 pm. The subject of the lecture, which will be
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      • 1056 19  -  SorpongPeon examines the political situation in Cambodia and suggests some ways to foster democracy in that country Sorpong Peou Dr Sorpong Peou is a Research Fellow at the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies. SEVERAL months ago, I wrote two articles contending that Cambodia was
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      • 1221 19  -  Once the mainstay of the Malaysian economy, plantations now have a bleak future P Ramasamy Dr P Ramasamy is an Associate Professor with the Department of Political Science, (Jniversiti Kebangsaan Malaysia. A MAJOR concern among developmentalists in Malaysia relates to the future of the country's plantation
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      • 1021 19  -  Vietnam's membership and the likely entry of Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar bring certain challenges to Asean By. Hoang Anh Tuan Hoang Anh Tuan is a Research Fellow at the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies. AFTER decades of competing with Asean in establishing a
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      • 1333 20  -  Yeo Lay Hwee sketches out the future direction of the relationship between Asean and the European Community Yeo Lay Hwee Yeo Lay Hwee is a Research Associate at the Institute of Policy Studies. ASIA-EUROPE relations have been receiving a lot of attention lately. Asean, with its
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      • 841 20  -  XMTBRMATIOHAX. INSTITUTIONS: THE UN SECURITY COUNCIL AND THE WORLD BANK Membership of the UN Security Council most reflect carrent global power relationships By Ramesh Thakur Professor Ramesh Thakur is Head of the Peace Research Centre, Australian National University, Canberra. THERE is widespread concern that the UN
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      • 733 20  -  Is the World Bank interfering with the domestic political environment of client countries? By, Joaquin L Gonzalez III Dr Joaquin L Gonzalez 111 is with the Department of Political Science, National University of Singapore. IS the World Bank drifting away from its mandate? This is a serious
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    • 313 16 LOST SHARE CERTIFICATES The following share certificates have been reported lost or destroyed: AMCOL HOLDINGS LIMITED Cartfflcats No. In Tlm Nam (X Ne.afStom *****9 Mrs Molly Hussein 1 x 1.000 *****21 do 1 100 *****42 do 1 110 *****80 -do 1 121 *****74 -do- 1 665 *****73 -do 1 665
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    • 89 16 Singapore Closing Share Prices 29/12/1995 CLOSE PREV LOW HIGH USS uss uss uss All If# Jardine Matheson 6.85 6.90 6.80 6.00 IffflQlll Jardine Strategic 3.06 3.12 3.02 3.10 L VKV J Dairy Farm 0.92 0.92 0.916 0.96 Hongkong Land 1.85 1.83 1.83 1.85 ■VVPTPVI! Mandarin Oriental 1.21 1.23 1.21 1.24
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  • EXECUTIVE Lifestyle
    • 1169 21 It's time for the annual bird-throwing expedition as Executive Lifestyle opens the envelopes and announces this year's deserving recipients IF YOU thought electricity was invented as a more efficient source of energy, we've got news for you. A fat man in a red suit told us
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    • STRAWS In The Wind
      • 110 21 IF ONE of your New Year resolutions is to throw that nasty bottle of monosodium glutamate out of the kitchen window, think again. After all the negative press that MSG has been getting, we are now told in an exhaustive study that there's absolutely no good health reason
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      • 69 21 WHAT do businessmen do when the New Year is just around the corner and there are salaries and bonuses to be paid? According to one steel supplier, all the contractors he knows have decided to hang around the golf course in an attempt to avoid their creditors. We
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      • 58 21 WANT to Impress someone at tomorrow's New Year Eve party? Here's some advice from kids on the Internet: "Tell them you own a whole bunch of candy stores." "Shake your hips and hope for the best." "Don't do things like wearing smelly sneakers. You might get attention,
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    • TURKEY AWARDS 1996
      • 1662 22 Gasbag Of Hie Tear Cult leader Shoko Asahara spouted much hot air about doomsday and other such stuff to members of the Aum Shinrikyo and, unfortunately, a lot of it turned out to be deadly. The man who masterminded the sarin gas attack in a
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      • 1681 23 Never Say Never Again That's a line Michael Jordan ought to learn if he doesn't want to have to continue eating his words. While struggling to make a career in baseball, he said, "I will not crawl back to basketball." Guess who's back? Just a lot
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    • 535 24  -  TELEVISION Picket Fences' Tnletide episode was engrossing and entertaining. Ja And Friends, however, was neither By] Kevin Sullivan YULETIDE issues abounded, unsurprisingly enough, in sitcoms and drama series this week. Picket Fences, a superior soap, imaginatively staged and casually intelligent, was no exception. Northern Exposure was taken
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    • 607 24  -  CINEMA Now And Then has its share of good moments, Imt says nothing new about growing 19 female in the 70s By 1 Corinne Kerk INLAND-SCARCE Singapore, holding seances In the cemetery and saving money for a tree house aren't exactly In the top 10 list
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    • 500 25  -  NIGHTSPOT Coco Carib was attracting its own little following in the ran-up to Christmas By\ Corinne Kerk BOAT QUAY, with it's long stretch of food and entertainment haunts, has quietly welcomed it's latest addition Coco Carib. Perhaps as a hedge against competition and rising
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    • 538 25  -  Compiled by Corinne Kerk mnmrriOlltß 90th Anniversary Of The End Of World War n Exhibition In the hustle and bustle of daily life, have you ever stopped to wonder what things were like just after the Second World War? For those who would like to find out more,
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    • EPICURE
      • 585 26  -  Tired of eating Italian or Japanese? Try Coco Carib at Boat Quay, suggests CMtDniß kerk CORINNE KERK SINGAPORE, as we all know, is a food paradise. And since it already offers a myriad of cuisines, why not throw in some Caribbean food as well? Doing just this is
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      • 779 26  -  WINE CONNOISSEUR Highlights of the year included the Vinexpe and visits to three of Germany's best winemakers By. N K Yong IT HAS been a busy year, beginning with my one-week visit to Los Angeles for a wedding which provided the opportunity to look at
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    • PEOPLE
      • 265 26 THE 1995 Terry Fox Run organised by Four Seasons Regent Hotels and Resorts in aid of cancer research was tremendously successful in terms of participation and money raised. Almost 8,000 people showed up and $400,000 was raised for the Singapore Cancer Society through corporate donations, pledge cards,
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      1070 27 Affair Play. Dutch movie. A man is pathologically jealous. To save his marriage, he asks a golfer to seduce her. R(A). Golden: 3pm. Bate. A lonely little pig is adopted by sheepdogs and achievesshepherding greatness. Don't miss this one. Yishun: 10.55; 12.55; 2.55; 7.15; 9.15. Bishan: 11.10; 3.15; 7.20;
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    • TRAVEL
      • 1503 28  -  r Nassau, once given a wide berth by anybody with an ounce of discernment has since been treated to an expensive facelift dated reports DAVID WICKERS The Sunday Times Irs BETTER in the Bahamas. The ads tell you this, but they don't say what "it" is. Better
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    • 225 24 WHERE TO WINE, DINE AND ENTERTAIN i TTT Where can we bring the for dinner? Singa Inn, of course! Singapore's largest outdoor seafood restaurant offers you the opportunity to dine under the stars and enjoy the cool sea breeze at the same time! SIR6P IRR seafood restaurant Offers more than
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    • 2157 27 TODAY'S TV IS 'CViBMtfHHK I I t ———I ILBO TV Innovations. kRCOMMBWPBP VIMWIHQ —J— id um> am Close ILOO AM M.O.G. as Seen on TV Wi\ JLVII Hey TCS, make jKZSSS* BSSKSSS. S fflSasr™ me a Star Yesterday, Ticket To Ride ""<*"» v* iTyi A AMI IS MoTiv^U^rL. and Yellow
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    • 225 27 RADIO From Plus To Paperclips, baritones. Then, in 1837, the BBC, Sunday, ILKtew modern tenor voice was born This programme examines when a Frenchman excited everyday objects that have audiences by being the first to unusual histories. The sing a high C in ftill chest inventor of Velcro got the
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