The Business Times, 27 April 1978

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 218/1/78 THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1978 50 CENTS
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  • BRIEFLY...
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      70 1 Reuter MANILA, Wed. The Industrial complementation programme of Asean would only cover corporations which are at least 51 per cent owned by nationals of member countries. Philippine Industry Secretary Vicente Paterno chairman of the Asean Committee on Industry, Minerals and Energy, told the Times Journal newspaper
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      Lock icon OECD growth
      64 1 Reuter PARIS, Wed. Concerted expansion of total domestic demand by members of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development could add 1.14 per cent to their overall gross national product growth. An OECD secretariat computer stimulation shows a one per cent stimulus of QNP by the five countries
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      Lock icon French hikes
      59 1 AP PARIS Wed. The French government today announced sharp rises In electricity, cooking gas, rail, coal and tobacco prices which analysts predicted would push inflation again over 10 per cent this year. Premier Raymond Barre, said they were "considerable, but inevitable" If the government was to meet Its
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      Lock icon Cable link
      46 1 Reuter MANILA, Wed. A cable system linking the Philippines and Singapore will be operational by July this year. The laying of the cable was agreed to by President Marcos and Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew during his official visit here last year. Daii4a»
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      Lock icon Fukuda warns
      90 1 AP TOKYO, Wed. Prime Minister Fukuda warned today that world economic chaos, if unresolved, could lead to political chaos and he asked the United States and Europe to cooperate with Japan in preventing this. Looking ahead to his second meeting with President Carter in Washington on May 3
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      Lock icon One-in-five
      34 1 AP HONOLULU, Wed. President Carter's defence budget proposals would reduce the nation's chances of winning a major war from one-in-three to one-in-five, says retired Admiral Elmo Zumwalt, former chief of naval operations. AP
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      Lock icon Canal jam
      42 1 Reuter PANAMA CITY, Wed. More than 40 ships are held up at the Panama Canal following a collision Involving a petrol tanker on April 7. The Panama Canal Company said traffic should be back to normal by the weekend. Reuter
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      Lock icon Dow Jones
      111 1 UPI NEW YORK, Wed. After a slight profit-taking dip at the outset, stocks turned mixed early today following the government's report of a US$2.7B billion March trade deficit, nearly 52 billion less than February's figure. Trading was heavy as the Dow Jones Industrial average, off about a point
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  • Chief Price Changes
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      In Singapore yesterday
      127 1 Rises Most active Hong Leong 334 +26 Sin Chew 279,000 G E Life 1100 +20 CAC 238.000 Berjuntai 730 +20 Pahang Cons 192,000 Guinness 585 +20 SPPL 166,000 L'td Malacca Public Textile CAC 420 80 340 16 10 +8 Total Turnover: 5.87 m Total Value: $10.67 m
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      In Kuala Lumpur
      163 1 Rises Most active Castlefleld 11.80 .50 Pahang Cons 424,000 SgBesi 5.45 .15 Msla Rice 387.000 D Keramat 8.50 .15 A P I 325.000 L td Mai 4.30 .10 U M Works 303,000 M Tobacco 6.50 .10 Kemayan 2.05 .08 Total Turnover: 6.00 m Yeo HS 2.90 .08
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    Citicorp puts Tokyo in a spot
    572 1  -  REQUEST TO ISSUE CD By SOH TIANG KENG BANKS in Singapore and elsewhere are watching the Japanese Finance Ministry's next move in handling Citicorp's controversial application to float the first-ever certificate of deposit on the Tokyo market. If approval is given, it will set
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    SBS shares tomorrow
    281 1 THE SINGAPORE Bus Service's offer of 20 million shares at par value to the general public Is scheduled to take place tomorrow. But It Is not known how many of these will be reserved for Its employees. Lead underwriters for the issue will be Development Bank of
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    Lock icon ADB SNUBS U.S.
    75 1 Reuter THE 43-nation Asian Development Bank yesterday ended Its 11th annual board meeting In Vienna with a stern rejection by its president of US attempts to block aid to countries which violate human rights. Bank president Tarolchl Yoshlda said the bank was mandated solely to stimulate economic
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    Haw Par wins appeal to write off losses
    845 1 HAW PAR Brothers International Ltd yesterday won its appeal against the Judgment of the High Court which last November dismissed the company's petition for a court order to allow it to reduce its share premium account from $61,288,789 to $2,349,413. Almost immediately,
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    S'pore-Korea trade likely to double
    195 1 TWO-WAY trade between Singapore and South Korea Is likely to double from $500 million last year to billion in the next decade, said opt-golng Korean Ambassador Lee Kew Sung, yesterday. He pointed out that the bilateral trade had increased by about 45 per cent since
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    Shares of API are designated securities from today
    342 1 THE STOCK Exchange of Singapore has declared the •hares of plaatica manufacturer, Associated Plaatica Industries (API), "designated securities." Under this ruling, trading in the shares will be restricted to dealings on an immediate basis with effect from 10 a.m. today. The SES
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    Mitsui's floating rate issue a success
    406 1  -  ■y COLIN CHEE THE MITSUI Bank's US$2O million floating rate negotiable certificate of deposit Issue, announced barely two weeks ago, has been over-subscribed. Describing the issue as a success, Mr. Mitchell Shivers, vice-president of Merrill Lynch International Asia, the lead managers, said it is
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    Lock icon Deficit narrows
    122 1 UPI AMERICA'S trade deficit with the rest of the world declined last month to US$2.B billion (SSB.6 billion) from a record $4.5 billion in February, the Commerce Department reported today. It said exports rose 10 per cent In value In March to $10.9 billion, while Imports fell 5.2
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      74 1 mm. POINTERS for electronic* industry 2 PEOPLE in business 2 BETHLEHEM's rig building strategy pays 5 SINGAPORE a tourist beach-head 6 LETTER from America John Tan 6 SHIPPING TIMES FORUM: Calm returns to Indonesia HOW to motivate your salesmen DRAG on Setron's earnings CHEERS at Car Is berg SHIPPERS reject
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  • TRADE AND INDUSTRY
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      MEMO PAD
      276 2 DATE TITLE VENUE ORGANISER COURSE AND TALKS April 24May 13 Middle Management Course SITC SITC April 27, Personnel Management 28 and Workshop Hilton Consulasla April 30May 2 Corporate Survival In the 80s Melbourne ICSA, Australia May 3 May 3-4 Marketing Now Assessment and Development Programme Hilton Hilton Consulasla
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      Banking diploma
      254 2 THE FIRST national banking diploma course, to upgrade local financial expertise, will start in July. The two-year part-time course, divided into four terms, is organised by the Institute of Banking and Finance. Two classes will first be conducted in the first week of July, with a maximum of
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      Way ahead for electronics industry here
      933 2  -  By RONNIE LIM SINGAPORE'S electronics Industry will continue to upgrade its products in the next three to five years. It will also move Into the manufacture of central processors, electronic communication equipment, industrial control instrumentation, computer peripheral and home and mini-computers. Investments of US$22
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      134 2 SHANGRI-LA Hotel has strengthened its marketing team with three new appointments Je»»e Chevrez, senior sale's manager; Antonio P.S.Wee, sales manager; and Michael Han, tour coordinator. Mr. Chevrez, 29, has over 11 years experience in the hotel Industry, the last seven with Shangri-La. Mr Wee, 31, has had
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      PHILIPS VIDEO 80 COMES TO TOWN
      362 2 A COMPREHENSIVE new system of colour television equipment announced by Philips in Europe and the United States last year is being introduced here. Called the Video 80, the system is meant for professional use only. The centrepiece of the system is a new lightweight
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      Lock icon Malaysian rubber exports increase
      185 2 Reuter MALAYSIAN rubber exports rose to 172,323 tonnes In December last year from 154,418 tonnes In November and 168,888 tonnes in December, 1976, preliminary Singapore Statistics Department figures show. This brought total 1977 exports to 2.076,937 tonnes compared with 2,033 tonnes in 1976. Rubber imports in
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      Lock icon Japanese steel workers settle for 4 pc pay hike
      317 2 Reuter JAPANESE steel worker unions at five major steel firms have accepted a management offer to increase monthly wages by 7,000 yen (SS7O), or 4.24 per cent, to avert any possible strike action, the 250,000strong Federation of Steel Workers Union said.
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      Lock icon Nissan studying sites in Michigan
      107 2 AP THE MAKERS of Datsun cars are reportedly taking a close look at Michigan as the site for an assembly plant. Governor William Milliken met with Nissan Motor officials in Ann Arbor last week and discussed a number of potential sites, said Norton Berman, chief
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      Something for tourist industry to chew on
      261 2 FOODASIA, the International exhibition of food, drinks and catering equipment. is being staged at the right time with South-east Asia now enjoying a healthy tourism growth rate. Speaking at the exhibition's opening at Hyatt Hotel yesterday, the chairman of the Singapore Tourist Promotion
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      The proof is in the eating
      260 2  -  By SIVA ARASU JUST as it is difficult to argue over the beauty of different women, it is similarly difficult to compare the cuisine of different countries. Still. Paul Boccus, a renowned chef from Lyons. France, who is in Singapore as the chief judge
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      Lock icon Chinese missions due in Britain
      266 2 AFP THREE major Chinese trade missions will visit Britain next month as part of a European tour to Inspect a wide range of Industrial products. These visits, directly follow up Li Chiang's visit to London last December, when the Chinese Minister for Foreign Trade listed
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      3 2 LEADER PAGE 6
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      646 2 TWO-IN-ONE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS I Question breathlessly echoed by an old hag (5) 6 On which to sit In judgment (5) 9 Hard lines! (7) 10 Mining area (5) 11 Drink to a woman (5) 12 Big hit? Not I! (5) 13 Dream of the Queen talcing Don out(7)
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Tentative vote by Senate to delay tax cut
      965 3 AP NYT THE US Senate voted tentatively on Tuesday to delay for three months a US$25 billion (SssB billion) income tax reduction recommended by President Carter. In what apparently was a show of concern about Inflation, the Senate went on record, 65-22,
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      Lock icon DEVELOPED ADB MEMBERS AGREE TO TOP UP
      202 3 UPI THE president of the Asian Development Bank, Mr. Tarolchl Yoshlda, said the developed member countries have agreed to a replenishment of US$2 billion (554.7 billion) to be contributed during the four-year period from 1979 to 1982. Mr. Yoshlda was speaking on the
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      Lock icon Astley and Pearce start-up delay
      463 3 Reuter LONDON money brokers Astley and Pearce are now unlikely to start its Tokyo branch operations before autumn and the start-up could be delayed considerably longer, foreign exchange broking and banking sources said. A Finance Ministry spokesman said all official procedures for approving the Astley
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      Lock icon Yen bond plans
      124 3 Reuter THE WORLD Bank and the Brazilian government plan to issue yen-denominated bonds totalling 105 billion yen (551.05 billion) on the Japanese capital market in July. Japanese Finance Ministry sources said 75 billion yen Is for the World Bank and 30 billion for Brazil. The World Bank's
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Lock icon KICKBACKS CHARGE
        526 3 Agencies FOUR Ford Motor Co. stockholders on Tuesday filed a US$5O million (SJIIS million) suit against the company and chairman of the board, Henry Ford n, charging Mr. Ford himself with accepting $750,000 In "kickbacks" from a vending machine caterer. The suit, filed in New York's supreme court
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      Lock icon Sterling may be allowed to go higher
      251 3 Reuter THE BRITISH authorities may allow sterling M-3 growth to exceed the official annual rate of 12 per cent In the first half of financial 1978/79 and set a more lax money supply guideline at the mid-year review, stockbrokers Phillips and Drew say
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      Lock icon Worker output falls
      129 3 AP. AMERICAN worker®' productivity fell it an annual rate of 3.6 per cent in the first four months of this year, the biggest decline in four years. The sharp decline means less output comes from the same amount of paid hours of work, which increases inflationary pressures
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      Rate rise explained
      503 3 US FEDERAL Reserve chairman William Miller said the central bank allowed interest rates to rise last week because of expectations of greater inflation. He added that money supply depended on the federal government's ability to reduce the size of the fiscal deficit. Should the deficit be cut.
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      Lock icon BONN SURPLUS WIDENS
      134 3 Reuter WEST Germany had a current account payments surplus of 2.8 billion marks (553.2 billion) in March rnst a revised surplus of million in February and 2.3 billion in March 1977. according to provisional Bundesbank figures. The Federal Statistics Office said the figures also show a current
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      1296 3 CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS FOR YEAR ENDED OCTOBER 31,1977 (All figures quoted in Canadian dollars) STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES STATEMENT OF REVENUE. EXPENSES AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS Assets Cash and due from banks Cheques and other items in transit, net Total cash resources 6.157 473.886 5.123.673.641
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      LOCAL AND FOREIGN RUBBER
      398 4 OPENING quotations were marked down 1.50 cents yesterday following easier London advices and softer after-hours trading here on Tuesday but prices later recovered on short-covering Interest, some buying support from the trade and reserve of sellers. Forwards and physical trading was small, dealers said. The morning
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      RAS PRICES
      302 4 Prices in cenu per kilo yesterday Noon (per kilo) Cloee per kilo) Int. 1 R.8.S. prompt f.o.b. Int. 1 R.S.S. May Int. 1 R.S.S. June Int. 2 R.S.S. UK/Cont. Int. 3 R.S.S. UK/Cont. Int. 4 R.8.S. UK/Cont. Int. 5R.8.8. UK/Cont. Buyers 206 75 207.30 206.00 201.75 200 75
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      SSR AND SMR
      97 4 NOON SSR and SMR price* yesterday: May June HAS (Current Mtk) (For ward Mtfc) Buyer Seller. Buyer* Seller* (cm itaparkf) (cm I I a SSR 20 (1-ton pallet) 196.00 200.00N 199.00 201 OON SSR SO (1-ton pallet) 1M.00 198 OON 197.00 199.OON MRELB SMRSCV (l-ton pallet) 221.SO
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      Closing prices
      30 4 Rubber: April 26 Singapore: May 207.00 cent* (down 1.00 cent) Malaysia: May 212.25 cents (down 0.75 cent) Tin: $1,599 (up 529) Official offering: 280 tonne* (up 30 tonnes)
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      Rice
      195 4 BANGKOK rice prices were quoted as follows yesterday: (In US dollars per tonne f o b., basis Bangkok) White Rice: 100 pet Ist class 442. 100 r:t 2nd class 427. 100 pet 3rd class 422. pet 413. 10 pet 400. 15 pet 392. 20 pet 387. 25 pet 377.
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      Produce exchange
      407 4 PRICES all held steady in quiet trading on the Singapore produce market yesterday. There was a singular lack of overseas inquiries in all the sectors except for white peppers. European traders were still asking for this commodity but there were few sales. As for the black grades, the
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      Coffee
      239 4 TERMINAL coffee in London yesterday opened about steady 112 to €5 per tonne up from Tuesday night in sales of 180 lots. Trade support particularly in July at around €1.365 featured. Overall trading was quiet with scattered light commissionhouse buying. Dealers said the market's underlying steadiness could reflect the
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      Palm oil
      89 4 C I F North European ports. In US dollars per ton unless otherwise stated LONDON: Tueaday Previous Malaysia 5* f fa bulk per tonne June MOslr 800 sir Sumatra 5* f fa bulk April unch 660 sir May SIS sir 630 sir June 587 SO sir 807 50
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      Sugar
      136 4 TERMINAL sugar closed with on-balance losses of 10.80 to 12.05 per tonne on Tuesday. Turnover totalled 3.257 lots including 26 options. The market seemed unaffected by the reported Yemeni purchase of 40,000 tonnes of white sugar against tender from a West Asian operator at US$224 per tonne cost and
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      Straits tin
      222 4 THE STRAITS tin price in Penang yesterday, firmed Ms 29 per plcul to $1,599, $99 rlnggit above the International Tin Agreement celling. The rise was attributed to London's firmer tone and active local demand, with US and Japanese demand low dealers said. Turnover rose to 280 tonnes from
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      Cocoa
      156 4 TERMINAL cocoa in London sold off against New York In late trading on Tuesday, closing with losses from Monday night of $42.50 tp 1'54 per tonne. Prices were around the day's lows. Turnover totalled 5,354 lots although 2,564 lots were crossed. Fourteen options were included. Dealers attributed the late
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      Hongkong comex
      114 4 THE SUGAR market closed quiet yesterday with turnover steady at four lots. Sugar futures closing prices: Closing Previou* Closing May 7.45/55 7 60/65 Jly 7 80/95 7 87/8 00 Sep 8 01/25 8.10/35 Ol 8 25/28 8.32/36 Jim 845/60 8.50/75 M<h b 95/9 10 9 00/30 Tone: Quiet
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      SPOT PRICES
      197 4 YARN and cotton In Hongkong dollars, spot ex-godown: Cotton Yam: China blue phoenix 20s 1.750. 32s 2.060. 40s 2.180 (per bale of 400 lbs) Piece Good*: China Butterfly and Globe Brand unq. Dragon Head unq. Five Lambs unq. Flower and Butterfly unq. Flying Geese unq (per piece 36
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      Soybean
      110 4 CHICAGO soybean futures rose sharply in late trading on Tuesday to close at the day's highs with gains of 20% po 11 US cents a bushel. May led the advance, with the next largest gain 17% cents in the September contract. Soybean product futures closed at the day's best
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      Wheat
      63 4 WHEAT futures In Chicago on Tuesday extended early Eilns in nearbys to close 8% S cents a bushel higher in the May contract and 5W to 3Vj cents a bushel higher in other Months. The market moved upward at the opening when a lack of selling and the appearance
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      Copper
      347 4 COPPER wire bars finished the morning in London yesterday showing gains of C 5.50 for cash and for Three Months. Values advanced on the pre-market aided by overnight gains at New York with Three Months traded up to 1708 per tonne before softening following steadier sterling against the US
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      Silver
      187 4 SILVER on the London Metal Exchange rose by 0.50 ;ence per troy ounce on uesday. The afternoon market was steadier on shortcovering prompted by the performance at New York with Three Months trading up to 277.8 pence per troy ounce. In NEW YORK on Tuesday, Comex silver futures rallied
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      Gold
      407 4 THE KILOBAR In Singapore yesterday opened at 5512.797 and closed at $12,756. In the loco London market, the metal opened at U*****.30/60 and closed at US$ 168.00/30. The London morning gold fix was US$l6B.lO, up 45 cents on the previous fix. Source: Singmai Retail prices per tael quoted by
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      Zinc
      65 4 ZINC on the morning finished with gains of £3.75 all round in London yesterday. The advance in copper attracted some bear covering up to t'3o6 per tonne in the ring although there was no sign of any pick-up In outside activity, dealers said. Sales of 2,200 tonnes were boosted
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      Lead
      78 4 LEAD finished the morning with gains of £4.25 for cash and t'4 for Three Months in London yesterday. Values paused on the premarket but went ahead in the ring on bear covering prompted by the tone in copper and reports of some physical inquiry from the US. dealers said.
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    • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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        Singapore market
        508 4 THE DOLLAR eased marginally against the other currencies yesterday in foreign exchange ma-kets as traders, waiting for news of the latest US trade figures, became cautious. Opening at 226.50/60 against the yen, the dollar was traded down to 225.90/00 after lunch. The dollar, however, was traded down further
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        Minimum lending rates
        68 4 THE PRIME rate of most commercial banks in Singapore now stands at 7 per cent. Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation is still offering 6*4 per cent to its best customers while United Commercial Bank is maintaining its prime rate at 7 1 > per cent. The stated prime rate
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        Asian $ rates
        161 4 Asian rates ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on April 26 l!S Dollar* (Spot) Offer Bid 7 days 7S 7 lmth 615/16 613/16 2mlhs 7 7/16 7 5/16 6 mths 7'* 7*. 9 mths 8 7% 12 rcuhs 8 1/16 715/16 Sw. Fra. Dm*. (Middle Price*) 1 mth
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        Tokyo
        120 4 THE US dollar for overnight delivery yesterday closed lower at 225.85 yen, compared with a 227.20 opening and 226.90 at Tuesday's close, dealers said. Trading was moderate, with volume US$443 million. Trading was nervous ahead the day's announcement of US trade figures for March and some Japanese banks increased
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        Discount
        40 4 KANGE of prices offered by discount houses on April 26: Overnight 3 Call deposit 3V,* .< loaing Buying Selling 3-Month Treasury bills 31/4 31/8 3-Month Bank bills 4 7/8 4 3/4 3-Month CD 415/16 4 13/16 6-Month CD 51/4 51/8
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        Australia/NZ
        56 4 AUSTRALIA and New Zealand exchanges on April 26: AUSTRALIA US dollar 1.1318/1.1270 Sterling 0 6263/0 6192 Ninety-day air mall buying rates Sterling 0.6443 US dollar 1.1614 bu J" n ™te» sterling 0 6270 US dollar 1 1288 NEW ZEALAND: Sterling 0 5570/0 5539 US dollar 1.0130/1.0030 bu > in
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        Zurich
        62 4 ZURICH exchanges closing quotes on April 25: US 1 9570-9585 Stg 3 5531-5568 Can 1.7265-7288 D Mk 94 1409-2584 D Ft 88 1849-2923 F Fr 42.3501-4101 B Fr 6 0607-0691 D Kr 34 2972-3295 N Kr 36 0438-0814 S Kr 42 0260-1273 Ut 0 2253-2256 Aus sch 13 0818-1003
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        London
        190 4 STERLING yesterday rallied to U551.8177/84 from an early Indication of 1.8122/32 and 1.8130/45 at Tuesday's New York close, dealers said. Some traders suspected official assistance to the pound in early dealings while others said they were unaware of the Bank of England being In t(ie market. Forward sterling discounts
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        New York
        331 4 AS ACTIVITY was subdued ahead of the US March trade figures, the dollar ended the session little changed against most currencies on Tuesday. The market was essentially directionless and the dollar fluctuated in a very narrow range, dealers said. However, the dealers noted there appears to be a
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        Euro $ rates
        156 4 Euro rates LONDON Eurodollar deposits yesterday opened steady in relatively active trading. Periods were adjusted lower on the Friday dealing technicality, dealers said. One Month, most affected, was marked down 7/16 to 6-7/8, 6-3/4 per cent. A Friday end-of-period in Two Months helped to keep the rate unchanged at 77/16,
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        Frankfurt
        47 4 FRANKFURT exchanges closing quotes on April 25: US 2 0790/0805 Can 1 8305/25 81(3.77/78 DFI 03 80/70 S Fr 105 95/106 .15 Lit 2 395/403 F Fr 44 95/45 05 Yen 0.9133/48 B Fr (con) 6 423/433 B Fr (fin) 6 42/43 N Kr 38 20/30
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        Hongkong
        116 4 ACTIVITY was mostly concentrated in afternoon dollar-yen trading yesterday when the US dollar fell to close at 226.00/10 yen after opening at 227.10/30 yen in line with its New York close, dealers said. Against the mark, it opened slightly lower at 2.0760/70 and fluctuated narrowly in quiet trading ahead
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        Treasury bills tender
        60 4 THE MONETARY Authority of Singapore Invites banks and discount houses to tender for the following Treasury bills: SS3O million 91-day bills to be issued at the option of the tenderer from May 2 to May 5, SlO million 182-day bills to be issued on May 2, and
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  • TRANSPORT
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      Lock icon Plessey finds consolation in landing system date
      843 5 FT THE SUDDEN decision of the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) to adopt an American aircraft landing aid is a big disappointment to Plessey of the UK, which was pressing Its alternative Doppler system. However, the disappointment Is greatly mollified by the additional
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      SHIPS IN PORT
      381 5 EXPECTED ARRIVALS TODAY KEPPEL WHARVES Altalr (0800) 47 Centaur (1330) 44 Esso Jurong (B. Barge) (1000) 40/41 Hugheverett (0930) 25/26 Kalgo (0900) 15/16 London Grenadier (0700 after Howell Lykes) 6/7 Nedlloyd Nassau (1700 after Integrity) 3/4 Nlsshln (1100 29/30 Scotland Maru (1800) 10/11 PASIR PANJANG WHARVES Dell
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      Bethlehem finds rig building strategy pays
      740 5  -  By TERESA LIM i BETHLEHEM Singapore is i one shipyard which has t managed to beat the slump by building oil rigs -on speI culation. It has sold two so i far and has ordered steel for a third. I Whether we get an
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      MAS and Avis special for businessmen
      218 5 MALAYSIAN Airline System (MAS) and one of the world's largest car renting agencies, Avis Rent-a-Car, have launched their "fly-drive" businessmen's special, the first such service In Asia. The programme Is available in Kuala Lum§ur, Penang, Kuantan and Ingapore for businessmen flying MAS. Rental for
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      LONDON FREIGHT
      253 5 DESPITE an increase In single-voyage grain fixing, particularly from the Great Lakes, time-charter activity continued to dominate on Tuesday. British Steel took another ore carrier, the Mlfunesan Maru, with 121,602 dwt for a trip to UK Continent or Havre Hamburg range via Australia after May 10 to 20,
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      Shipbuilders hit at UK compensations
      162 5 INTERIM compensation payments totalling £4.8 million (SSII million), to three UK shipbuilding groups nationalised last July by the British government have been immediately criticised by the companies. Undef the interim payment on account scheme Vlckers Shipbuilding Group have been awarded £4 million, Scott Lithgow and
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      ANZ and union row for arbitration
      119 5 NEGOTIATIONS between Air New Zealand and the New Zealand Stewards and Hostesses Union to resolve their dispute over the ANZ DC-10 aircraft leased to Singapore Airlines have broken down. An Air New Zealand official said yesterday that the issues involved have gone beyond the
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      Lock icon Airbus to sell more to US
      153 5 AFP MAKERS of the European Airbus expect to sell 150 of the aircraft to the United States in the long run at 55 to 60 million marks (SMI to $67 million) each. Airbus Industrie chief Bernard Lathlere said on Tuesday night before yesterday's opening
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      Lock icon JAL GOES LATIN AMERICA
      82 5 AFP JAPAN Airlines (JAL) is to start regular flights between Tokyo and Sao Paulo-Rio de Janeiro from mid-June. A JAL spokesman said yesterday the service, subject to the approval of the Japanese and Brazilian governments, would be operated between the two countries, via Anchorage, New York
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      Lock icon Pak fleet needs help
      264 5 AFP Reuter PAKISTAN seeks Japan's technical and financial cooperation in its merchant fleet expansion programme, a visiting Pakistani maritime official said in Tokyo. Mr. Mustafa Ookal, maritime adviser to the Pakistani Chief Martial Law Administrator, asked for the Japanese cooperation In a meeting with Japanese Transport
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      623 5 ARRIVALS 8«r»ip» Lactl I <Number Tine T'rwm MA S GIA GIA PAL OIA SIA TMA SAS THAI MAS SIA MAS SIA SIA OIA CPA CIA C'AI. GIA MAS SIA SI A SIA J A J. MAS SIA OIA THAI S(A THAI in A QAL <HA *>A sia
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    No economic basis for oil rise
    482 6 ANOTHER rt* in the price of oil will be prompted by little that is economic. Instead, the next Opec oil price hike. If Implemented, will have ltff roots mainly in a rather uneconomic and unfortunate thing called greed. And this will not Just be
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    Reputation and quality vital
    265 6 THE electronics Industry's attempt to recruit the Government in export promotion efforts is significant for two reasons: the protectionism in the Industry's main markets threatening to cloud its so-far-successful growth is being taken seriously and the search for new markets as a unified body (Government and
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    Lock icon S'pore is an ideal base for tourist promotion
    2484 6  -  «y CONRAD RAJ Singapore Business INCREASING affluence is enabling more Singaporeans to pack their bags and go abroad. This trend is also seen in other countries in South-east Asia. The Singapore Household Expenditure Survey In 1973 showed that over 2 per cent
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    Post-industrial status for us
    758 6  -  LETTER FROM AMERICA bv* John Tan AT A TIME when doomsayers, like the Club of Rome, are predicting limits to growth, and more immediately, the spectre of protectionism appears ever more ominous, It must be very comforting to hear from a man who is not only
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      118 6 406/407 Havelock Road, S'pore 3. Tel: 4SHtI lon Bar Where beautiful things happen come around to lon Bar for a swinging get together where Miss Shiao Pin (Taiwan), Constellations, Miss Tammy Wong, Sonny Bala The New Moonglows, Anna Mina (from Japan) and Louis Tan Limited 3 treat you to a
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      85 6 HOTEL HOTEL ROYAL-RAMADA Newton Road, S'pore 11. Tel: *****1 Emperor's Room Try our most talked-about air-flown steak and our Indonesian speciality, Ikan Mas. A special International Buffet awaits your pleasure on every Sunday from 12 noon to 3 p.m. Adult $8/ 10% 3% Children $5/ 10% 3% Ramada Lounge Enjoy
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      145 6 IHi :Ti 11 ■JJ. |i OXLEY RISE/PENANG ROAD, SINGAPORE 9. TEL: 3*9111 How Lady Godiva was side'tracked to Our Lady Godiva rode by as fair as fair could be. On a white horse she did come, riding high and free. Kiip-klop klip-klop went Equus; Throb, throb-throb went our hearts. It
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      214 6 m SMGAPORE HLTON 581 Orchard Road, S'pore 9. Tel: *****3 Hin's Heavenly Cookhouse Hin's Heavenly Cookhouse offers the opportunity to relish the many and varied flavours of Singapore. Exotic Chinese cuisine; spicy Indian curries; delicate Malay and Indonesian foods all under one roof. During dinner, a troupe of local performers
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      67 6 wmmmm k WEATHER outlook for Singapore from 6 a.m. to noon today: Occasional light rain in early morning. Report for 24 hours prior to 7.30 p.m. on April 26 at the airport. Maximum Temperature 33.7° C Associated Humidity 65 Minimum Temperature 24.6° C Associated Humidity 98 Hours of Sunshine 6.85
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      261 6 (HRWDTO SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opening announcements followed by The Beverly Hillbillies The Hills of Home (Repeat) 3.25 Diary Of Events (Chinese) 3.30 Eight Heroes Of Shou Lin A Mandarin drama serial (Repeat) 4.15 Intermission 6.00 Opening announcements followed by Lassie Fury At Wind River 0 6.30 News in Brief
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    A great service
    273 7  -  Letter to the Editor Lim Chong Yah Professor of Economics, Head, Department of Economics and Statistics, University of Singapore Dear Sir, The Business Times has done its readers, at least some of them, a great service by bringing to their attention the untimely death of Sir Roy
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    How to motivate your salesmen
    1348 7  -  MARKETING men will soon be able to hear a key exponent of marketing theory and technique when Mr. Mike Wilson speaks in Singapore on May 3 he will be leading a Consulssia seminar on that date, from 9am-spm at the Singapore Hilton, and also on
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    STRAWS IN THE WIND
    423 7 AT LAST, the Jade cinema has changed its tune. of "Hurry Lut Few Days!", It Mid yesterday "Hurry Last 8 Day*!" in ita press advertisement* for the current run of Italian director Franco Zefllrelli'a "Jesus of Nazareth." By my count, at the end of thooe eight
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    Calm returns to Indonesia
    1109 7 [FORUM i r ...OD Asean By Our Correspondent e POLITICAL calm has i. returned to Indonesia after s, the anti-government il demonstrations staged by g students before and during the recent session of the d National Congress, the p consequent wave of arrests r and deployment
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      295 7 -■a- HOTEL ASIA 37 Scotts Road, Singapore 9 Tel: *****8 CHEQUERS HOTEL 418 Thomson Road, Singapore 11 Tel: *****/7 HOTEL EQUATORIAL 429 Bukit Timah Road, Singapore 10 Tel: ***** GARDEN HOTEL 14 Balmoral Road, Singapore 10 Tel: *****44 GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL 22 Scotts Road, Singapore 9 Tel: *****1 HOTEL GRAND
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCK MARKET
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      Lock icon Market continues to rise
      494 8 TOKYO Source: DBS-Daiwa THE stock market was strong at the opening yesterday, reflecting the rise on Wall Street. It roee steadily In the morning session on selective purchases, centring on precision machinery and chemical Issues such as Olympus, Yashlka and Ishlhara Sangyo. In addition, low-priced speculative
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      Hongkong
      363 8 THE market continued to rise on overseas and local demand in fairly active trading yesterday with the Hang Seng Index 4 82 points up at 450.91. Dealers said Jardlne Industries rose 55 cents to HKJ3.BS after Jardlne Matheson announced a cash offer of $4 for every Jardlne Industries stuire
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      Sydney
      313 8 PRICES rose strongly yesterday In a buoyant market, the latest low consumer price Index rise result being the major influence. Brokers said BHP gained 22 cents to close at AJ6.44 and banks gained as NSW rose 14 cents to $5.44 and the ANZ five cents to $2.75. Minings were
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      Manila
      117 8 THE market closed higher yesterday with all sector averages posting slight gains, and turnover rose to 2.07 million pesos from Tuesday's 1.99 million. APR 26 Pesos Acoje Mining .0076 -0 0002 Atlas Con A Atlas Con. B. 13.50 +0.3 Baeuio Gold 0068 unch BenguetCon.B BF Goodrich 20 50 +0.5
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      Bangkok
      136 8 APR X Bah IS Asia Fibre 248 unch Bangkok Bunk 373 -4 Bangkok Invest 354 4-4 Bangkok-Metro-politan Bank Bata BerllJucker CarpetIntnl Charoong Thai Wire 284 -3 Dumex DusltThani Faber Merlin First Trust 309 2 Genera Finance Indo-Thai Industrial Finance Corp 25 IS 410 J And J Ho Jalaprathan Cement
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      STRONGER IN PARIS
      382 8 FA ROPE AS MA h'KH'IX FRANKFURT share prices were mixed to weaker on balance, with the market wary after the German economic forecast for this year by the five leading research Institutes, bourse sources said on Tuesday. Leading chemicals and electrlcals eased, while Hoechst's announcement of a
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      Frankfurt
      216 8 APR 2S Dm Aef-Telefunken 85 50B Akzo 24 20 AIU Leben 613 -2 Alb Vers 462 -3 BASF 135 BOB Bay H T Wbank 277B Bay Vbank 297B -3 Bayer 136 80 -0 6 BBC 287 BMW ***** 1.7 Cassella 361 unch Chem Verw 231B Commerzbank 224 -2.2 Conti
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      Amsterdam
      231 8 APR JS FIs ABN 347 00 -1 Ahold 100 10 +0 1 Akzo 26 20 ♦0.2 AMEV 84 00 +0 2 Am fas 109 00 +2 Amrot Bank 74 40 -0 7 Bergoss Berk 55 60 87 10 u nch Bols 99 30 -0 4 Borsumij 150 00 -02
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      Paris
      279 8 APR 25 Frs CORBEILLE Air-Liquid* 315 B S N Gervals Danone 505 CSF (Thomson 238 Cle Franca is* des Petroles 130 70 Compagnle Flnanclere Compagnle GeneraJe 380 Credit Fonder De France 330 Hachette (Libralrie) 185 Machines Bull 35 50 Mlcheltn (B) 1505 Parlbas 184 20 Pechlney Clglne Kuhimann 91
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      Jo'burg
      160 8 OOLD shares continued drifting throughout Tuesday to close marginally easier reflecting lower bullion prices. Financial minings were mostly Inactive though Charter Cons lost two cents to 293. MININGS Anglos 515 unch Angkaal Beffels UOOB 1400 unch +20 Blyyoors 530 Brand 1410 -20 Charter -2 Cons Gold 395B -5 Cons
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      Zurich
      141 8 APR 25 Francs Actions Sulsses 285 -JH AlusulsseBr. 1090 -50 Alusulsse Reg Me -17 Brown Boverl Br 1525 -60 ClbaOelgyBr 1100 -65 ClbaQelgy PC 800 -60 Clba Geigy Reg 630 -20 Credit Suisse Br 2100 -75 Credit Suisse Reg 410 -9 Elektrowatt Br 1580 George Fischer Br 655 -5
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      Brussels
      92 8 APR 2$ FYs FORWARD MARKET Acec 200 -7 Arbed 2235 +75 Astur 750 +30 Brascan 465 •3 Bru-Lamb 1600 +5 Canpac 528 18 Cock 388 -9 O Beers 157 +2 Ebes 2460 +5 Electrobel 6510 120 Ob-Inno-Bm 2150 +5 Gev 1410 12 Hobok 2585 +25 Petro 4260 -5 Ryl
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      Milan
      12 8 THE Milan Btock Exchange was closed on Tuesday for Liberation Day.
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      Toronto
      191 8 APR 25 C$ Abltibl A lean Algotna Bank Mont Bank Nova Scotia Bell Tel Beth Corp BP Can Ltd Brascan Camp Red Lake Can Imp Bk Canpac Canpac Inv PI Carting O'Keefe Comlnco Cons Bath Cons Marbenor Dankoe Dentson Dom Stores Dom Tar Dome Mines Falconbrldge Falconbrldge Cop Genstar
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      Early band wagon rally
      1095 8 NEW YORK THE stock market, propelled by a powerful buying wave, reached for another celling but profit-taking In the final hour cut nearly half of Its gains on Tuesday. Volume was the second largest on record. The retreat began shortly before President Carter's news conference at
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      CHICAGO BOARD OPTIONS
      1406 8 April 25 TRADING on the Chicago Board Options Exchange came to 273,014 contracts on Tuesday compared with 147,697 on Monday. arnoH JLV OCT JAM STOCK A\em M UMTKD a AI»MI M In 111 1 a AlWm M I n 11 I in a Am T»i Am T»i
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      Selected indices
      67 8 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 400.7 Monday 400 4 Week Ago 464.4 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 533 59 Monday g26 M W ~*Ago 803:27 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Tuesday 109 to 109 v. Monday IOC to 1O0H H.K. HANG SENG Wednesday 459.91 Tuesday 455.09 Week Ago 442.86 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS
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      443 8 Penguin IN PENGUINS Virginia Woolf died in 1941 and at the time of her death she had won a foremost place in English fiction. Three Guineas and Flush have now been published in Penguins and both will find a wide and passionate audience. Three Guineas magnificently argues the case for
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  • INTERNATIONAL COMPANY NEWS
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      Lock icon Conflicting fortunes for steel giants
      636 9 NORTH AMERICAN Reuter The two largest American steel mills saw conflicting fortunes In the first quarter of this year. While the leading steel producer, US Steel suffered Its worst quarterly loss In recent memory, Its rival, Bethlehem Steel, managed a profit of US$l.l million after
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      Lock icon Same cause, but differing effects on oil companies
      473 9 AP SIX majors US oil companies reported sharply contrasting first quarter earnings on Tuesday, with some firms blaming their problems on the oil glut and others attributing success to the same increase in oil production. In Los Angeles, Texaco Inc., the third-largest
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      Lock icon Massive cost reduction at Hoogovens
      155 9 EUROPEAN Reuter IJMUIDEN: Estel NV Dutch partner, Hoogovens BV said Its reorganisation plan will enable at least 200 million guilders of annual reduction In costs in the period to the end of 1979. This cut should fulfil the company's aim of bringing costs and Income
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      Lock icon Fokker rejects merger plan
      127 9 Reuter BREMEN: The Works Council of Vereinigte Flugtechnische Werke Fokker GMBH (VFW Fokker), German partner In the Fokker VFW group, rejected the suggested plan for a merfer between VFW- Fokker and Messerschmltt Boelkow Blohm GMBH, VFW Fokker sources said. The council said In a statement the
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      Lock icon Thyssen Industrie orders up
      138 9 Reuter ESSEN: Thyssen Industrie AG's incoming orders rose 15.4 per cent to 2.34 billion marks In the first six months of the current financial year ending Sept. 30. Management board chairman Wolfgang Schaefers told the annual meeting, company turnover in the six months fell 9 per
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      Lock icon Coca-cola franchises appeal
      99 9 Reuter COCA-COLA Co said It will appeal against a Federal Trade Commission (FTC) decision that its exclusive territory bottler franchises violate anti-trust laws. Chairman J. Paul Austin said the appeal will be made to the US circuit court of appeals for the Washington circuit and if necessary,
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      Lock icon FOREX PROFITS
      87 9 Reuter BANKAMERICA Corp said its total profit on foreign exchange activities rose in the first quarter to US$l5.5 million from $3.8 million in the prior year period. It made the disclosure in a supplement to its previously reported first quarter earnings report. The supplement showed first quarter trading
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      Lock icon Weather, rising costs hit GM
      205 9 Reuter GENERAL Motors Corporation, the largest US car manufacturer, blamed bad weather, the prolonged coal strike and rising costs f or reduced first-quarter profits. Quarterly profits fell to US$B7O million, or $3.03 a share, from $903 million, or $3.14 a share, in the same quarter
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      Lock icon Strikers to blame
      120 9 Reuter AMAX Inc said its 1978 first quarter earnings decline was due principally to losses resulting from the United Mine Workers' strike and increased interest expenses. The company earlier reported first quarter earnings of 32 US cents a share compared with 91 cents a share in the
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      Lock icon Goodyear Tyre on the way to recovery
      298 9 Reuter GOODYEAR Tyre and Rubber Co attributed its lower first quarter earnings to bad weather and the coal strike, but said results have been improving since March. The company said a strong comeback in March helped offset reduced profit margins in the first
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      Lock icon Ascarco hurt by low copper, zinc prices
      194 9 Reuter ASARCO Inc said its first quarter results were impaired by unprofitably low prices for copper and zinc, two of Its principal products. The company reported a loss of 42 cents a share, compared with a net profit of 30 cents a share
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      OTT gloomy
      566 9 THE year has not started well and 1978 will not be an easy one for Ocean Transport and Trading, Sir Lindsay Alexander, the chairman, says In his annual review. Oross congestion in A papa, the major trading port in its West African trades, has virtually brought that port
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      Lock icon Herstatt Bank closure
      127 9 Reuter KARLSRUHE: The Federal Supreme Court has postponed its decision on the Bundesbank Hill Samuel appeal case over the Herstatt Bank closure until May 8, a court spokesman said. Court sources said a decision on the case has been made but the report of the judges has
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      Lock icon VW record likely
      245 9 Reuter WOLFSBURG: Volkswagenwerk Ag believes it has a fair chance this year of equalling last year's record sales of 2.3 million vehicles and of earning a similar net profit, managing board chairman Tonl Schmuecker said. Last year, the group earned a 419 million mark net profit against
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      Lock icon Daimler Benz
      181 9 Reuter STUTTGART: Daimler Benz AG said it proposed a nine mark dividend (9.50) on its 1977 results. Shareholders subject to German tax law will receive a credit of 5.06 marks per 50 mark share as a result of the Corporation Tax Law reform, giving total payout of 14.06
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      Jardine Matheson will offer cash for Jardine Industries
      238 9 ASIAN HONGKONG: Jardine Matheson and Co Ltd said It will offer HKS4 cash for every Jardine Industries Ltd share It does not already hold. No further details were Immediately available. Jardine Matheson currently owns 79 per cent of Jardine Industries' $30.02 million
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      Lock icon Toyota gears up to meet demands
      140 9 Reuter TOKYO: Japan's Toyota Motor Company, which last year produced a record 2.7 million vehicles, plans to Increase its output to meet domestic demands, a spokesman said here on Tuesday. Japan's largest vehicle maker refused to disclose targets, but Industry sources said production would
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      Lock icon Matsushita
      38 9 Reuter TOKYO: Matsushita Electric Industrial Co consolidated net Income was US$77 million (71 million) for the first quarter ended Feb 20. Sales were $1.99 billion (1.83 billion). Income per share was seven cents (unchanged). D All* AW
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      Reducing loan burden
      91 9 MANILA: Marlnduque Mining and Industrial Corp's financial plans for the next three years will enable the company to restructure loan maturities to help reduce Its loan repayment burden, chairman of the. company Jesus Cabarrus said in a statement. Cabarrus said the financial difficulties of the company have
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      Lock icon AAC mines down
      196 9 SOUTH AFRICAN Reuter ANGLO American Corporation of South Africa Ltd said results of the group's Transvaal gold mines are as follows In order of taxed profit in million rands gold produced in kilos, yield in grams/ tonne and cost in rand per tonne milled, with Erevious quarter
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      Lock icon Decision changed on loan facility
      98 9 Reuter THE state has agreed to extend East Rand Proprietary Mines Ltd's loan facility to Dec. 31, 1978, chairman D.T. Watt told the annual meeting. He said the agreement is subject to the loan not exceeding the loss after state assistance, based on the company's
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      Lock icon UDC Bank acquisition
      60 9 Reuter LONDON: United Dominions Trust Ltd and South African Breweries Ltd said they reached agreement In principle for Standard Bank Investment Corp to acquire UDC Bank Ltd. UDC bank Is a South African subsidiary of UDC Holdings Ltd of which United Dominion and South African Breweries each
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      320 9 BULLETIN places the facts at your fingertipsevery month. The Bulletin is a monthly digest of current economic comment, facts and figures from East and Southeast Asia, providing an invaluable source of data for investors, manufacturers, economists, traders and shippers. It is divided into 6 separate concise reports, indexed by country
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  • DEALS DONE ON THE SES AND KLSE
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      In Singapore
      1530 10 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the world "sett" Big Board deal
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      Government bonds
      147 10 D Mark 7* IM2 (100.000) (IO2MB 103 MS) 1/2* 1983 (100.000) (101 MB 102SS) ~JUPJL por 7 5/4 1987 (100.000) (99'48 1008) 5 1/4* 15/10/79 (250.000) (101 308 101 80S) 5 3/4* 1/8/78*89 250.000) (101.15B) 4 3/4* 15/9/80 (250.000) (100 258 100.40S) 5* 15/4/81 (250.000) (100.858 100 758)
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      Corporate bonds
      255 10 I B J 8 1/2% 1981 (100.000) (100'»B 100HS) (1) 100 M Australian DBS 1/4* 1982 (100.000) (95 MB 975) Australian D B 19* 1982 (100,000) (98MB 995) B O T 8 1/2* 1981 (100,000) (100 MB 101S) B O T 7 5/8* 1984 (100.000) J 9SMB 96'*S)
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      Stock options
      104 10 STRIKING prices of the stock options officially listed on the Stock Exchange of Singapore, the periods, bid and offer prices and business done yesterday, with the number of options traded shown In brackets CoM Storage (June 12.20) (0.508 0.575) C and C (June $2.20) (USB 1.298) F and
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    Unit trusts
    152 10 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST INCOME BOND UNIT <Maaag«r»' prica* far April IT) The Commerce l.M 2 08 INCOME BONO I 04 1.10 The Saving Fund 1.14 i jj S pore Prog Fund O M 0 99 MARA BUMIPUTRA FUND (Maaa—■' arimi for Aarll n 8 pore Security Mind 1.S1
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    SHARE INFORMATION SERVICE
    2501 10 1*78 High Low Company Lut Sale +OTGe' Div Div C'vi Gr'» Net Y'ld P/E Vol Day COOO) High Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIALS 181 213 140 225* 72* 265 183 340 422 152 132 123* 112 195* 60'/, 191 144 256 394 123 Acma Alcom Allied Choc Bata
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    In Kuala Lumpur
    2045 10 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Afinemoto <2 228 2 308) XALL. Alcom (l MB 1.928) (4)
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    Second liners dominate
    860 10 SINGAPORE SECOND linen continued to dominate in selective and mixed trading on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday. The market opened slightly higher with buyers moving in cautiously during the first hour. However, profit-taking reduced the gains of most counters as the day wore on. Several of
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    Kuala Lumpur mildly easier
    700 10 THE emergence of sellers forced prices to be mildly easier at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Trading volume remained fairly active. Profit-taking was most prominent among a number of the previous day's favourites. These were mainly the volatile second liners. These shares were initially traded
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  • COMPANY NEWS
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      Market formula pays off again at Carlsberg
      875 11  -  •y STEVEN TAN AN AGGRESSIVE marketing policy and stringent cost controls once again proved to be the magic formula for Carlsberg's continued rise In fortune last year. These two factors were highlighted by chairman Mr Finn Frandsen in his latest report for the
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      721 11 Currant Ek Book* cloae Date Total far Total for fi.E. Life A. Eitonriie Talam Mine* payment Date payable the year previous year 22%<k) 10%(n) 5%(n) Apr 17 Mar 31 Apr 24 Apr 12 Apr 12 Apr 27 Apr 28 Apr 28 33% 20% 15% 29% 20% 15% United
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      SCRIP ISSUES
      255 11 Company Particulars Ex Date Books Close Dun lop (M) bid. Bata (M) Bcrkid Consolidated Bonus Issue of l for 5 Bonus Issue of l for 3 Apr 18 Apr 20 Apr 28 May 3 Plantations Kempas (M) Sime Darby Kramat Tin United Oversea* Bonus Issue of 3 for
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      S'pore Unit Trusts
      97 11 SINGAPORE Unit Trusts reported a gross distribution of $7.75 per 100 units for the year ended Feb 28, 1978. This represents an increase of 46.2 per cent over the previous period's distribution of $5.30 per 100 units. Calculated on the selling price of $0.97xd per unit on
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