The Business Times, 8 July 1981
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Title Section10 1981-07-08 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 107/1/81 WEDNESDAY, JULY 8,1981 60 CENTS10 words
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Article57 1981-07-08 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Finance Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah yesterday met Deputy Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad to discuss his position in the new Cabinet line-up to be announced soon. Sources said the two leaders are expected to meet again for further consultations as the meeting yesterday is57 words
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Article84 1981-07-08 1 Reuter MILAN, Tues. Trading was suspended on the Milan Stock Exchange today after a sharp fall in share prices caused by speculators trying to unload large quantities of shares. The index of prices on the exchange, Italy's most important stock market, fell 4 per cent yesterday and hasReuter - 84 words
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Article75 1981-07-08 1 AP LONDON, Tues. British Steel Corporation said today it lost a record £668 million last year. The company's annual report blamed the loss on a three-month strike by workers, a sharp drop in British demand for steel products and a deterioration in European steel prices. TheAP - 75 words
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Article92 1981-07-08 1 AP WASHINGTON, Tues. Wholesale food prices in the US, unchanged for most of the spring, began rising in June, pushing the nation's inflation ahead at an annual rate of 6.9 per cent at the wholesale level. The Department of Labour's Producer Price Index for finished goods hasAP - 92 words
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Article62 1981-07-08 1 Reuter BELFAST, Tues. A fifth IRA guerilla neared death today after 59 days without food. Joseph Mcdonnell, 30, an IRA gunman, has refused food since May 9. Four men have died since the campaign of hunger strikes for special privileges and political status for IRA prisoners beganReuter - 62 words
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Article73 1981-07-08 1 Reuter SALISBURY, Tues. New Zealand Prime Minister Robert Muldoon has rejected a plea by Zimbabwe Prime Minister Robert Mugabe to stop the proposed South African rugby tour of New Zealand. Mr Mugabe, said by informed sources to have acted at the request of Australia, wrote to MrReuter - 73 words
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Article51 1981-07-08 1 Reuter TEHERAN, Tues. Iran ordered the Teheran bureau of Reuters to close and its three correspondents to leave the country within 48 hours. The Ministry of Islamic Guidance (formerly Information) said the order was in connection with a recent survey of Reuters news reports from Iran.Reuter - 51 words
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Article753 1981-07-08 1 CATHERINE ONG - UNUSUAL UNDERWRITING SCHEME By CATHERINE ONG THE MUI-Goodwood takeover saga has taken another twist. An unprecedented underwriting scheme to push the deal through has I created controversies in local banking circles. A group of banks and merchant banks invited to participate in a $143753 words
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234 1981-07-08 1 THE SKILLS Development Fund (SDF) should subsidise 70 per cent of the total costs of university students' vacation training. This is the essence of a counter proposal by the engineering faculties of the National University of Singapore (NUSjt and the Nanyang Technological Institute (NTI)234 words
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464 1981-07-08 1 WONG AI KWEI - By WONG AI KWEI AFTER three years of prodding by the private sectors for better rapport, Asean economic ministers have agreed to invite representatives to their annual meetings. The decision for a direct dialogue with the Asean Chambers of Commerce and Industry was made when464 words
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Article356 1981-07-08 1 THE inauguration of the National Transport Workers* Union (NTWU) heralds a new era in which our grassroot leaders team up with professionals from outside their trade to create a more efficient and productive nation. It also marks the formation of the first industrial union by356 words
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Article101 1981-07-08 1 AP THE US dollar slipped against major currencies in early trading yesterday. Gold prices were traded marginally lower in the morning. The pound was bouyed by expectations the Bank of England would raise the 12 per cent minimum lending rate. The dollar fell by nearly 2 centsAP - 101 words
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254 1981-07-08 1 THE (rtvrruwat's planned reservist upgrading programmes will tit resalt la aay extension of the earreat aaaaal reserve service liability a( 49 days. Mr Got Chok Toag, (be Minister far Health aad the Second Minister for Defeaee, made this assaraace whoa he was speaklag254 words
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460 1981-07-08 1 WONG SOUK YEE - By WONG SOUK YEE THE stock market suffered from another bear raid yesterday, resulting in an across-the-board fall in prices and a sharp decline in the Straits Times Industrial Index. In particular, Malaysianbased issues were hardest hit by the selling blitz. Singapore stocks460 words
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Advertisement224 1981-07-08 1 :ino iJiunyiu _Times Bookshops aMiDs BANK Negara Malaysia has asked banks not to finance investors planning to buy property or shares in companies outside Malaysia Page 12 WEST Germany's steel industry is clamouring for aid, claiming that their competitors are heavily subsidised Page SENDING the brightest of their people for224 words
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Advertisement179 1981-07-08 1 FOR PEOPLE WHO MATTER I He said it was artificial respiration, but now I find I am to have his child." A. Burgess There are many fools at a university as elsewhere But their folly, I admit has a certain stamp the stamp of university training, if you like. It179 words
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466 1981-07-08 2 AFP THE MALAYSIAN government is concerned about the sharp drop in rubber prices in recent weeks. Speaking to reporters in Kuala Lumpur yesterday, Primary Industries Minister Datuk Paul Leong said there is no justifiable reason why the prices should continue to fall. HeAFP - 466 words
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Article261 1981-07-08 2 UPI CHINA'S readjustment programme is successfully shifting resources away from heavy industry towards light industry, raising the output of consumer goods. The State Statistical Bureau said the readjustment, now more than two years old, is proceeding in the direction as originally planned. Light industry output came toUPI - 261 words
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179 1981-07-08 2 AFP EUROPEAN machinery makers aid engineering cempaales are iacreadag their experts to Chlaa, Taiwan and Sm to-east Aala la aa attempt la meet Japanese campetltlaa head w. Maitry leareei attribatod toe iaereaae la expart* to these regleas, besides the tradltleaal markets la toe MkMle East andAFP - 179 words
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Article566 1981-07-08 2 Reuter THE EEC has indicated that it wants to avoid a trans-Atlantic row over high US interest rates and the soaring dollar. Finance ministers from the ten E£C countries, meeting in Brussels two weeks before a seven-nation economic summit in Ottawa, endorsed on MondayReuter - 566 words
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403 1981-07-08 2 AFP THE LEADER of Umno Youth, Datuk Haji Suhaimi Kamaruddin, said yesterday that he is ready to face the opposition Democratic Action Party's (DAP) move to censure him in Parliament. DAP Secretary-general Lim Kit Siang had called for the censure motion in protestAFP - 403 words
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354 1981-07-08 2 AP CHINA is ready to Join the US and other Western countries in a "united front" against the Soviets, said a US State Department expert on Asia. Mr Henry Janin, chief of the North-east Asian division of the Bureau of Intelligence and Research,AP - 354 words
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Article191 1981-07-08 2 Reuter THE PHILIPPINE national budget for 1982 has been projected at 60 billion pesos compared with 54 J billion pesos for this year. The official Philippines news agency quoted Finance Minister Cesar Virata as telling a Parliamentary Finance Committee last week:! "The estimated revenue is 49 billionReuter - 191 words
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WORLD IN BRIEF
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Article476 1981-07-08 2 Agencies VIETNAM'S ambassador to Franc* and the Benelux said be hoped the European Economic Community (EEC) would toon resume food aid to his country Mr Mai Van Bo said Hanoi hoped the EEC'S 1979 decision to suspend food aid to Vietnam, because of its invasion ofAgencies - 476 words
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Article107 1981-07-08 2 Reuter MARUBENI Corporation of Japan has entered into a joint venture in Sabah to process veneer boards. Marubeni officials said a plant capable of manufacturing 3,500 sq metres of boards monthly is under construction in Sandakan and will start production next June. The joint venture,Reuter - 107 words
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Article190 1981-07-08 5 UPI A POSSIBLE key partner of Menachem Begin's Likud Party has softened its opposition to the inclusion of a breakaway faction in a coalition, improving the Israeli Prime Minister's prospects of forming a government. What is shaping up, political sources said yesterday, is a coalition made upUPI - 190 words
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Article728 1981-07-08 5 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Time From PAA PA005 0010 NYC SFO HKG MAS MH601 0630 KUL MAS MH680 0645 KCH SIA SQ10I 0615 KUL MAS MH811 0615 PEN MAS MH603 0630 KUL RBA BI421 0930 BWN MAS MH671 1000 PEN/KUL su SQ201 1000 HLP CPA CX710728 words
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183 1981-07-08 5 IRAN'S revolutionary guards, who have executed 44 opponents in the past three days, announced yesterday the arrest of 40 more people In the holy city of Qom, including followers of a moderate ayatollah. The 44 firing squad executions in the previous three days183 words
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423 1981-07-08 5 AP CONSUMER resistance in the US to high prices and high interest rates are behind the slump in US car sales last month. Sales by US car makers hit their lowest June levels in at least 17 years. New car sales byAP - 423 words
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167 1981-07-08 5 Reuter WEST Germany will never adopt policies dominated by tight monetarist controls. Chancellor Helmut Schmidt said although such controls play their part, so do taxation and budget balancing. "The West German government will under no circumstances adopt economic policies dominated by monetarism, whether theyReuter - 167 words
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Article404 1981-07-08 5 AFP CASH-RICH private companies, faced with increasing difficulties in listing their corporations on the Hongkong Stock Exchange, have acted smartly by buying out small companies in several speculative 'takeover bids which have been rocking the stock market for the past month. Over the last twoAFP - 404 words
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Article142 1981-07-08 5 UPI JAPAN'S Ecwlt Plaaalag Ageacy itreetortMenl Tssfcl* Kihowto kH (wceait that wnnwr prim la Us caaatry will ast rise mart thaa Si per ceat iariag the earreat fiscal year. Jmumc gsveramcat Btwißlrti M wtliiW that the laflattea rate Isr the Hseal year beglaatag test April wnM riseUPI - 142 words
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Advertisement32 1981-07-08 2 ROCFLOOR Resin flooring many timos stronger than concrete covers new or old floors chemical resistant strong and durable fast to install. Batika Singapore Pte Ltd 51 Senong Crescent Singapore 1441 Tel: *****5532 words
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Advertisement100 1981-07-08 3 ■X: :>3v..- < 29 > :K ife»s V j p ft' k''.,, iagsn&iS-i fiC >-vr M I♦ IS® e Hennessy Cuv£e Su So exclusive, every bottle bears its own number utwee It is to tell you very limited quantities are produced. Reserves of Cuvee Supferieure are built up very gradually.100 words
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RAW MATERIALS
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636 1981-07-08 4 NYT COCOA beans, the foundation for chocolate and other sweets, are at the centre of an increasingly bitter controversy between cocoa producing a nd consuming countries. While the price of cocoa has plummeted to a fiveyear low, the International Cocoa Organisation, anNYT - 636 words
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Article230 1981-07-08 4 RUBBER prices in Singapore yesterday closed lower with July One RSS buyers quoted at 218.50 cents per kilo, down five cents from Monday's close. Afternoon prices lost further ground on continued stale bull liquidation but short-covering interest emerged towards the close to check the decline. In Kitlt Lam par,230 words
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Article383 1981-07-08 4 RAS prices In cents per kilo yesterday. Noon (per kilo) Buyers Sellers Int 1 R.S.S. prompt f o b. 214 50 215 50N Int 1 R.S.S. July 219 00 220 00 Int. 1 R.S.S. August 229 50 230 00 Int. 2 R.S.S. 207 50 208 50N UK Cant383 words
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Article121 1981-07-08 4 NOON SSR and SMR pncce yeet arday HAS Jaly MU) At—> (Farward Mtfcl SSR 20 SSR SO (1-loa pallet) (1 ton pallet) Bayer* |i 202 50 200 00 ill* re 204 SON 202 00N Bi;en n 204 SO ***** 20* SON 204 00N MRKLB AafMt ■pUaker SMR121 words
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Article83 1981-07-08 4 THE STRAITS tin price in Peatng yesterday rose II cents to M52f.29 kilo, stiil in the ITA lower rouge of $21.28 to Dl.ll, dealers sftld. Sterling's recovery, higher overnight London ndvlees nnd renewed European buying supported by Japanese ftnd local interest contributed to steadier sentiment. A continued presence83 words
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Article34 1981-07-08 4 Rubber: July 7 Singapore: July: 218.50 cents (down 5.00 cent) Malaysia: Aug: 249.00 cents (down 4.00 cents) Tin: M 529.20 per kilo (up 10 cents) Official offering: 244 tonne% (up 28 tonnes)34 words
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Article161 1981-07-08 4 WHEAT futures in Chicago on Monday rallied to close near the top of an 18 cent range, up 10 V« to L2"i cents a bushel in hectic trade. Private forecasts of a substantially reduced USSR spring grain crop and continued hot, dry conditions in the Soviet Union prompted active161 words
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952 1981-07-08 4 NYT MOST commodity futures speculators need not be reminded that they lost heavily during the first half of the year, when prices declined sharply in most markets. As usual, the losers were long on the market because most small traders do not sell short.NYT - 952 words
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Article181 1981-07-08 4 CHINESE Pradaee Exchaise, Slagapare, eMag prices per lit kg yesterday. Cwmil Mi: Bulk fob $118 00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob 1131.00 sellers, new drum fob $137 00 sellers Capra: Mixed (loose) $70.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $377.50 sellers, Sarawak white181 words
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Article194 1981-07-08 4 YARN and cotton prices were quoted as follows in Hongkong yesterday: (In HK dollars, spot ex-go-down) Cattsa yara: China Blue Phoenix 20s 2,365; 32s 2.875, 40s 3,030 (per bale of 400 lbs). Piece (Mds: China Butterfly and Globe brand unq; Dragon Head unq; Five Lambs unq; Flower and Butterfly194 words
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Article318 1981-07-08 4 SINGAPORE: Yesterdays closing prices in S$ per kilo, ex-godown: THAI WHITE: 100 per cent first class (Kangaroo) new crop 1.34, 100 per cent second class 1.08, 100 per cent third class 1.05, 25 per cent new crop no stock. B-10 per cent no stock. THAI BROKEN 0 80. Special318 words
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Article745 1981-07-08 4 COFFEE: Robusta futures yesterday traded within a narrow range after opening lower in line with closing New York levels overnight SUGAR: The London daily price for raws July/August closed at £210 and whites July/ August at £235. OILSEEDS: Brokers reported moderately active dealings in Dutch soybean oil at745 words
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Article227 1981-07-08 4 SOYBEAN futures in Chicago on Monday rallied to close 25 cents a bushel higher, to up the 30 cent limit in deferred July. Values settled at or near the top of a 40 1 cent range. Late sympathetic local short-covering following the rally in grains and aggressive purchasing by227 words
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Article139 1981-07-08 4 THE Kuala Lumpur market yesterday recovered, mainly influenced by steadier overnight Chicago, in quiet trading, dealers said. July and August deliveries in the south gained MH2.50 and HO to $1,072.50 and $990 a tonne respectively while July in the central rose $10. However, September delivery in the south139 words
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Advertisement368 1981-07-08 4 r r NEW SIMPLE REVERSIONARY BONUS RATE FROM ASIA LIFE $41 FOR EVERY ,000 SUM ASSURED Asia Life oncc again takes great pride and pleasure in announcing another increase in its reversionary bonus. The new rate is now 41 for every 1,000 sum assured for the year 1980. With this368 words
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Advertisement112 1981-07-08 4 OFFICE FOR SALE: 1. UIC BUILDING 8500 u) ft $1900 psf ono 2. BYLAND BUILDING 1060 «q.ft. $850 psf ono 3. PENINSULA PLAZA 503 tq ft $1600 psf ono 4. FAX LAST SHOPPING CENTRE 353 sq ft $1200 pit 5. GSM BUILDING 1000—1700 «j H $820—5850 pit OFFICE TO LET:112 words
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Advertisement92 1981-07-08 5 'The Stamford Arms? No,you wouldn't like it" The place is absolutely riddled with coves with loose-tongues who seem to have nothing better to do than to tell the whole world how good the food and wine and beer is. I used to be able to call it my pub before92 words
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Advertisement199 1981-07-08 5 New Sleeperseats inHAfcwMrt LOWN INTRAVEL I 186 cm (34") I (when there's a vacant seat beside you.) Introducing two new measures to benefit businessmen flying to London and Australia Now you can measure your length at no extra cost on the new Sleeperseats you'll find in our Crown first class.199 words
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Article347 1981-07-08 6 IT WAS a welcome move when the Skills Development Council offered to bear 70 per cent of the salary costs incurred by employers in providing vacation work to engineering students. Such a scheme is a valid expansion of the areas to which SDF monies can be applied347 words
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Article352 1981-07-08 6 THE CUT and thrust of takeover battle has long constituted the primary entertainment value of stock markets. Here the world can see financiers and industrialists at their best as they huddle with their advisers to concoct means of bringing to life their own dreams352 words
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Article, Illustration1352 1981-07-08 6 ROGER BOYES ROGER COHEN - West Germany's steel industry is clamouring for state aid, unthinkable before the recession. The country's steelmen argue that this has been forced on them by heavily subsidised foreign competition. How true are their claims? ROGER BOYES reports. In another article, ROGER COHEN discusses the the Commorf Market'sFT - 1,352 words
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Article709 1981-07-08 6 Reuter ON OCT 30 last year the EEC Commission took emergency control of the Common Market's crisis-hit steel industry with a pledge to raise prices and restore normal competition by the end of June 1980. "If we do not succeed by then we will never do so," EECReuter - 709 words
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Miscellaneous642 1981-07-08 6 t -M-OIE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS I A matey game (5) 6 Couples do it on the floor (5) 9 A sweet Clara may share with me (7) 10 Vex with a refusal in any case! (5) II Legal points concerned in gardening (5) 12 Vessel from Basingstoke (5) 13642 words
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Miscellaneous27 1981-07-08 6 BriStoW: Frank Lb ftRjSTOU) DONT "SEIL ««X. NbLM exJCPfftoM... TH**s TOTHC G«*FFfTt OJ Tv 4£ W*U I KNCftf fY\Ofce ABOUT T*H£. CU«6N7 STpiTe OF SKJTiSM FoOT&ftU. 185227 words
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Miscellaneous777 1981-07-08 6 r SK3 The amazing Isaac Newtorig MENTION ISAAC Newtoa af Ma dlaeevery gravity. Hftmm: fie Aauuing Dr Newtm (oh 5, lt.lt) featares wvenl critical parti In the arteatlsfs He. WMle he «u aakk| Mi rafleetlag tetaaespe, the Uae he Mi stady, Mi secret expertmeaU la alchemy tad while he wai777 words
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Article, Illustration1470 1981-07-08 7 THOMAS CHESSER - While developing countries continue to hire skilled expatriate staff to support their domestic development, some of the brightest of their own S people are playing a crucial role in the advanced 1 industries of the western world. Sending the brightest M of their people forNYT - 1,470 words
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Article848 1981-07-08 7 CLYDE FARNSWORTH - FORUM with CLYDE FARNSWORTH NYT "FREE TRADE doesn't exist," contends Michael Samuels, who watches over international trade matters for the United States Chamber of Commerce. "It's like infinity you never reach it." Nevertheless, judging from the statements of the Reagan Administration, the removal of tradeNYT - 848 words
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Advertisement294 1981-07-08 7 r i i i f if** You know what it's like in a big city, when you stay at a hotel where nobody cares. But not at President Merlin! Now, when you come to Singapore you know you '11 be treated to that special, friendly hometown hospitality that makes your294 words
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Article270 1981-07-08 8 JULY 08 1 Pra CORBEILLE Alr-Llqulde B S N Gervals Dtnone 418.50 960 •14 3 C 8 F i ThomsonCsf) 133.10 -34 Cle Fnnctlte dts Petroles 80 90 -3.7 Compafnle rininclert Compafnle Otntnk 2S2 4 Credit Fonder De France Hachette (Ubralrle) Machines Bull Mlchelln (B) Parlbas Peehlney Clflne Kuhlmann270 words
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Article222 1981-07-08 8 JULY 06 Dm Aec-Telefunken 44 00 -0J Akso 2130 05 Alls Letwn 1190 00 30 All* Vers 484.00 -ft BASF 130 JOB Bay H T Wbank 197 JO -J.7 Bay Vbank ***** -05 Bayer T *****B BBC 2S200B BMW 300 00B ***** unch Cham Verw 280 00 unch Commersbank222 words
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Article92 1981-07-08 8 JULY 08 m FORWARD MARKET AfVf 7T9 3 Arttd 1132 -4 Aatur 338 -4 Brucan 1306 4 Brvi-Ltmb im -4 Cjnpv 1530 5 Cock 136 -S De Be«rt rbes _.280 3 1330 -20 Etectrofcel 2886 Oblnno-Bm IffIS ♦46 Oe* 1380 unch 2180 36 Pflro 4010 ID gyl DutCh unch92 words
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Article182 1981-07-08 8 JULY Francs Actions Sulsses Alusulsse Br Alusulsse Ret Brown Boeetl Br CM* QeltJ Br Clha 0«lf> P C Clba Oetgjr Re* Credit SuUw Br Credit Suisse Ret Elektrowatt Br. Oeorte Fischer Br Globus Pt Hero Br Hoffman La Roche 1/M Holderbank Br Interfood Br 263 I01S 380 13V iaao182 words
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Article169 1981-07-08 8 JULY 08 n» ABN AMU Akao AMEV Amfu Amrobnk en. Boa BonumU Burhm&r.n Ctland C*l*e Delft Dell M1J Ennlm Fotker 304.00 71 JO 3110 0830 100.00 S3.80 38 00 40 10 (1 00 moo MOO 3550 300 SO 77 JO 133 SO 40.10 134.00 43 unch 0.4 -05 -1169 words
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Article95 1981-07-08 8 JULY 06 Lire Ante 790 -90 Aaaor Gen *****0 -5625 Btstofl 306 -90 Central* 4690 -1510 rwt 1616 -123 Fln«kW 10 uncft Oen Immob 1766 -275 in Pri 4000 -546 Inice menu ***** -6310 ItAlfAl 1000 -140 Ililtkler *7 JO •W liftfneU M Pf 611 -36 Marelll Ere •use95 words
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Article210 1981-07-08 8 JULY 06 C« Ablttbi 26-> Alcan 33 ->» Alfomi 42V Bank Mont J7H -H Bank Nova Scotia 3BH Bell Tel HV. unrh Bel!) Corp BP Can Ltd 47 Bruran 34 -H Camp Red Lake 11 Can Imp Bk X H -fit Can par 43 Can par In* Pf 30210 words
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Article282 1981-07-08 8 JULY Rand INDUSTRIALS A Alpti* aao uneh Abercom at unch AE And CI 796 unch AMIC MSC unch Barlows SOD *t» Cf Sufmr CNA 1«S 300 unch unch Currte Finance 230 unch Dr Bwrs Ind rm Edcon an unch Ed(mn TWO uncti Enmdi r«i voik 480 30 ru«it 250282 words
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Advertisement162 1981-07-08 8 The American Express Card serves vou well, wherever good food is served". 1 Local and Western self-service lunches Open daily 10.30 a.m. to 3.00 p.m. j Restaurant Lounge 10.30 a.m. to 10.00 p.m. DOLPHM CAFETERIA Ist. Floor, World Trade Centre. Tel: *****11/2 <5^ 4#" °<y Set in traditional Chinese decor.162 words
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Advertisement173 1981-07-08 8 @@!}=|*^=+|&+,,|^<*|>>.^`-{-+'] Feast like an emperor at Chinatown Our chefs can whip up culinary delights that would excite even the most demanding of emperors Here at The Chinatown, we serve Szechuan specialties Name your favourites Or ask for our recommendations Then be treated to a feast of tastes In the grandeur173 words
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Advertisement129 1981-07-08 8 OGGOO Inn Of Happiness Dine Dine Cantonese style. Szechuan style. The Inn of Happiness brings together the best of two culinary worlds. Two kitchens. Two chefs. All to double your dining pleasure, with that famous Hilton service. For reservations, please call 737-2233. I H \W >9 (VS f V -,r»129 words
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Advertisement262 1981-07-08 8 The rumour it true. For The Citation a a very privaae and exclusive dub for business executives. Sffhifipd beoedtH the Cockpit Hotel, ks furnishings are the very finest; the atmosphere appropriate for business inf*irnf' Come aod experience a AWAY OP lift Oder f■■l, t! iap|i 11 0923. Ttk *****11 (20262 words
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Article227 1981-07-08 9 OVERSEA-CHINESE Banking Corporation (OCBC) and Overseas Union Bank (OUB) have joined the other leading banks in Singapore to raise their lending rates and deposit rates. OCBC has moved its prime rate up to 13.25 per cent from 13 per cent previously while OUB's now227 words
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Article601 1981-07-08 9 Alan Lerner - Alan Lerner The writer, Alan Lerner, Is a senior vice presdient president and money market economist with Bankers Trust. THE Federal Reserve Open Market Committee (FOMC) convenes today in what is shaping up as a pivotal meeting. The monetary policymakers have already confounded a601 words
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Article57 1981-07-08 9 IN THE report 'DBS takes charge of Spanish loan' yesterday, it was stated that the Development Bank of Singapore and Manufacturers Hanover Asian Ltd were Joint managers of a US$25 million syndicated -loan to Autopistas Del Atlantico. There to a third lead manager for the project. This to57 words
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186 1981-07-08 9 PETROLEOS Mexkanos (Pemex), the Mexican state oil company has signed a bankers' acceptance facility totalling US$4 billion provided by a syndicate of 82 banks representing 11 countries. The financing was arranged by Bankamerlca International group. The facility will be used to finance the import186 words
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Article42 1981-07-08 9 Reuter THE Commercial Bank of Australia (CBA), the National Bank of Australasia and the Commonwealth Banking Corp have all raised prime rate for borrowings above Asloo,ooo to 15.75 per cent from 15 per cent. The rise is effective immediately. ReuterReuter - 42 words
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Article92 1981-07-08 9 Reuter CONVENTIONAL home mortgage commitment rates rose to a record 16.75 per cent in June. The US Federal Home Loan Bank Board also reported that mortgage commitment rates climbed from May's 16.12 per cent and surpassed the previous high of 16.57 per cent set in April 1900.Reuter - 92 words
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Article177 1981-07-08 9 BANK of Japan governor Haruo Maekawa said the bank supports US monetary policy to combat inflation by restricting money supply, despite an undesirable international impact produced through high US interest rates. He told Japan's national daily Asahi Shim bun high US rates have compelled some West European countries177 words
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Article64 1981-07-08 9 JAPANESE Finance Matter Mlehto Wataaahe said Japaa «ill take meawres to sappart the yea If the earreaey'a ■reseat depreeiattea galas meiratam dae to high US Interest ratea. He H4 aat believe the yea's preaeat level reqalres li—rdlstr aettoa aai did ast —specific measarea. The yea briefly hwtt64 words
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MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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Article485 1981-07-08 9 THE US dollar eased against major currencies on the local market yesterday. Trading was fairly active, although no major factors influenced the exchange rates, dealers said. The US unit opened at 2.1580/90 against the local dollar. It eased to 2.1550/60 in the late morning, but picked up slightly485 words
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Article195 1981-07-08 9 THE US dollar for overnight delivery yesterday closed easier at 228.65 yen compared with a 229.70 opening here, a 229.70/80 closing in New York and 229.25 here on Monday, dealers said. Trading was active with volume US$l.23 billion. The dollar firmed initially to a 14-month high of 229.90 yen195 words
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Article22 1981-07-08 9 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 13.6 per cent.22 words
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Article176 1981-07-08 9 ASIAN ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on July 7. U8 DoUan(Saot) Off.r Bid 7 days 19 5/16 19 3/18 X month 18 15/18 18 13/10 2 months 18 9/18 18 7/18 3 months 185/18 183/18 0 months 17*4 17M 9 months 17 1/18 18 15/18 12 months176 words
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Article45 1981-07-08 9 RANGE of price* offered by discount houses on July T: Overnight: Call deposits 5% to tW* Ck»ia( Bayiaf Sellimf 3-month Treasury bills 8V, 6 1 3-month Bank bills 13H 13V* 3 months CD 13 12'* 0 months CD 12'4 12'* Source: National Discount Co45 words
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Article162 1981-07-08 9 SINGAPORE gold futures yesterday closed higher against Monday's close in selective' active trading, dealers said. Opening quotations were quietly steady, partially influenced by Hongkong's closure, but values rose in the afternoon session following some overseas buying, they said. Total sales for the day was recorded at 202 lots with162 words
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Article43 1981-07-08 9 Mm Pri New York 8.20B 8 40B 8 40S 8 «0S Zurich 8.JOB 8 40B (406 TM 8 COS Mm Singapore 8 20B 8 «0B 8«S 8 60S Ckwnj prk in US dollars a troy ounc r Source: Credit Suisse, S'pore43 words
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Article101 1981-07-08 9 THE dollar yesterday opened slightly below Monday's close against all leading currencies after profit-taking at its higher levels. The market was generally quiet in early dealing and sterling was the only actively traded currency. The dollar opened at 2.4415/25 marks after closing here on Monday at 2.4490/4505. Sterling rose101 words
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Article179 1981-07-08 9 THE US dollar yesterday eased against most major currencies in thin late trading, dealers said. Sterling was little changed at a late U551.9125,35. after reaching a high of 1.9140/60 compared to an early 1.9130/40 following news that the Bank of England lent to discount houses at above minimum lending179 words
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166 1981-07-08 9 Reuter THE UNITED Arab Emirates (UAE) eeatrai teak teid die fareiga teaks te claae a tetal af 89 breach iffleM aa a step te wards streagtbealag the eaaatry's The teak sate It Is limitlag the aamber if breaches a fareiga teak nay have laReuter - 166 words
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Article624 1981-07-08 9 LEE YOKE MENG - By LEE YOKE MENG SINGAPORE Reinsurance (Singapore Re) suffered another setback last year. Low premium growth and high claims payments bit so hard into the strongly-hack ed company's returns that it suffered a high underwriting loss of $2.43 million or 10.9 per cent of net624 words
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Article745 1981-07-08 9 rfcriS 49<l -1 lift -ft rrn M« -K ■ft +H TTH .1 X* -ft AiB AimnM Km Brands toe 16h -ft 41 -H 28-« .ft »ft -ft SIX -ft M ",v' M'« M rr: rr*T? Hem D unch Amir Cp 25H unch 32S -m Aatco Inc745 words
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Advertisement133 1981-07-08 9 TODAY SINGAPORE MAKES THE NEWS. From now on The Asian Wall Street Journal is printed in Singapore. With this Singapore edition, the Singapore businessman can really stay ahead. Exclusive, instant coverage of both Asian and major international markets. In fact, due to modern satellite technology the Singapore edition releases the133 words
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1875 1981-07-08 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. SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Allied Choc (3.228)1,875 words
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Article205 1981-07-08 10 SINGAPORE 1 "NTT TOJST (M»mw' prieaa tar M t) The Commerce I B 4.17 The Saving* Fund 2.8 2 36 S parc Prog Pond 1.73 1.H S pare Sec Fund 26 175 S pore Invest Fund 2 562. 6Rxd! csi S pare Equity Fund 1(3 1.71 DIAMOND MOT205 words
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Article2758 1981-07-08 10 1961 High Low Coapaay Last Sale orGr** Div Div Or Gr'm Y'M Net P/E Vol Day (*000) High Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 404 350 312 420 200 470 980 875 430 320 Ac ma Alcom 130 Allied Choc 161 BAT 330 Bata 110 Ben 360 Berjaya2,758 words
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Article2060 1981-07-08 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. iNDumuaui Afaaai (4 00S) (I) 1« (1) 310 Mi ad T 12,060 words
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Article45 1981-07-08 10 MALAYAWATA Steel Bhd has replied to a KLSE query that its one-for-two bonus issue will be capitalised from the company's reserves arising from a revaluation of its land and buildings and this, it said, is conditional upon approval from the Capital Issues Committee.45 words
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Article40 1981-07-08 10 SANYO Industries (M) has replied to a KLSE query saying that it is still in discussion with the appropriate authorities regarding the proposed rights and special issue and that it would keep the exchange posted on any further developments.40 words
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667 1981-07-08 10 BI LLS remained In the sick bed ud paths were paved far another bear raid at the stack exchange yesterday. The morning apeaed mixed with a h&ndfai of Singapore-based issues cemmaadlag steady sappart while the Malaysian-baaed stacks continued ta languish. However, ia the aftermm,667 words
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Article711 1981-07-08 10 SELLERS reasserted themselves at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday after lying low on Monday. As a result, share prices took a downward plunge with scarcely any measure of support seen throughout the session. The morning opened easier due mainly to the dampened Singapore711 words
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Article159 1981-07-08 11 MALAYAN United Industries has written to the KLSE saying that it does not have a dealer's licence "as we do not carry on the business of dealing in securities or hold ourselves out as carrying on such a business." It was replying to a query following a telex159 words
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Article570 1981-07-08 11 THE unit trust scheme of Amanah Saham Nasional Berhad (ASN) has exceeded all expectations since its introduction on April 20. It has succeeded in mobilising investments worth 1245 million by the end of last month within 70 days of its introduction. The number of unit buyers, mainly570 words
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286 1981-07-08 11 STOCKMABKET high Oyer Pegl Makyrit has pr—itoed that tt will sat Its rewarees to make "rigalfleaat aad nMhHiI lamstmiats" la •thcr caaaaaaies to hatotor Its carparato grawth. Ms aaaaal stetomeat, ehalrmaa Abiil Ghafar Baha saM that It will la vest la Mfe Malaystaa aad286 words
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Article654 1981-07-08 11 KOH TSE YING - By KOH TSE YING GROWTH Industrial Holdings will devote greater attention to the offshore petroleum industry by chartering support vessels to oil companies. "With this in view, we have acquired one hotel-cum-workbarge which is on a two-year charter to a first class oil company," said chairman654 words
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Article387 1981-07-08 11 OCBC has formed a whollyowned subsidiary called OCBC Square to develop the two URA sites it successfully tendered during the ninth sale. The paid-up capital of the subsidiary is $2. UNITED Overseas Bask has notified bondholders that they have up to 4pm Aug 7 to convert their bonds387 words
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Article602 1981-07-08 11 TOKYO SHARE prices yesterday fell sharply over a wide front with many investors discouraged by the yen's further fall against the US dollar, the continued fall on Wall Street and uncertainty over US interest rates, dealers said. The market average lost 100.89 to 7,826.47 in thin602 words
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Article66 1981-07-08 11 STOCKS closed mixed yesterday and the extent of new commitments was still very limited in a weak market, dealers said. Bangkok Bank fell two baht to 246, Siam Cement two to 198, Rama Tower rose 0.50 to 61, Thai Mutual II gained two to 14.50 and Saha Union closed66 words
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Article111 1981-07-08 11 Reuter A POTENTIAL diamond resource of 800 million carats can be reasonably inferred down to 200 metres for the AK One Kimberlite pipe at the Ash ton joint venture's Lake Argyle site in Western Australia, partner Northern Mining Corp NL (NMC) said. Preliminary tests based on structuralReuter - 111 words
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Article53 1981-07-08 11 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Monday 540.8 Friday **8 0 Week Ago.- 543.8 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday #49.30 Friday 9M.19 Week Ago #84 50 H.K.HANG SENG Tuesday closed Monday closed Week Ago 1734 «5 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 742^ Monday 730.8 Week Ago 753.3 ALL ORDINARIES Tuesday 681.1 Monday 6B8.353 words
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Article340 1981-07-08 11 NERVOUS sellers yesterday wiped more than $1,000 million off the market capitalisation as prices fell under the weight of rising interest rates and a flagging gold price, brokers said. The market was not so impressed with the Aahton project's 56.8 per cent sharebolder, CRA, which dropped 25 cents to340 words
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Article118 1981-07-08 11 THE market yesterday closed mixed as the commercial and industrial sector firmed and minings fell, dealers said. Turnover rose to 721,000 pesos from 717,000. Seafront finished stronger while the rest were either untraded or unchanged. JULY or? P*«c* A CO* Mining 0064 uncb AUu Con A AUM COD. R118 words
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Advertisement429 1981-07-08 11 Every business has its share of VIP guests. What better way of telling them they're important than by greeting them in a chauffeur driven Jag? Unless, of course, you'd prefer the thrill of driving one yourself. So next time you have a VIP guest, impress him. The Jaguar Series 111.429 words
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Advertisement535 1981-07-08 11 Seminar: Learning from The Japanese Experience t \r Venue: Shangri-La Hotel Date: 27th 28th July 1981 Thk book b attributed by PRENTICE HALL and available on safe at SHIZUOICA YAJIMAYA There is a method in the Miracle of Japan. It's a man-made Miracle in Economic Success that can be repeated535 words
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387 1981-07-08 12 PERLIS Plantations had (PPB) has bought another piece of property, this time a $56 million residential site in Kuala Lumpur. The acquisition will be effected through PPB's proposed takeover of the proprietor, Tai Yan Realty. PPB announced late yesterday that it would be387 words
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Article143 1981-07-08 12 Falls Indices M U I 1780 -120 July 6 July 7 C Sugars 1810 -90 BT Indicator: *****2 *****2 Sel Properties 1100 -90 Industrials: 940.95 925.01 PMC H Leong Fin Geo tine* Magnum Corpn 1800 1210 965 766 -80 -80 -06 -05 Finance. Hotels: Properties: 2044.48 1352.28 980.55 2006.16143 words
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Article, Illustration156 1981-07-08 12 Falls Indices M U Ind 1940 -130 July 6 July 7 Sel Prop Gen ting Pac Dev 1200 -100 BT Index *****7 *****2 1020 -80 Industrials: 1200.12 1179.72 1190 -80 Finance: 1942.25 1896.37 Rlverview 364 -70 Hotels: 521.75 519.64 PMC 2010 -70 Properties: 1256.62 1225.73 G Ceramics 870156 words
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Article246 1981-07-08 12 TRADING la two flaaace Imm, Development Bank of SUg»p*re's (DBS) caavertIbie unsecured Imm stock, •Ml Singapore Flaaace (Sinfin) will begin m Friday. 11m listing and quotation of the DBS Imm stock unit r«U«wi the cwnplrtlH of a rights lame of $228 million 7.5 per ceat246 words
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Article133 1981-07-08 12 TBACTORB Malaysia Holdlags Bhd has announced aci iplsain far tte oae-for eight rights laaae totalling 11.* mlllloa shares, or MJI per ceat af the total laaae. The balaaee af M,748 shares will be takea ap by aaderwriter Bamlpatra Merchant Baakwrs at the offer price of $5 a133 words
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Article916 1981-07-08 12 BANK NEGARA ISSUES ADVICE (Hfllßl Companies Editor: Mano Sabnani IN A MOVE designed to stem an already severe liquidity crunch, Bank Negara has directed Malaysian commercial banks to desist from financing the country's investors planning to make property or share acquisitions in companies outside Malaysia.916 words
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Article919 1981-07-08 12 LONDON, Tues. Interest-rate uncertainties continued to dominate market sentiment today and prices fell over a broad front, but closing levels were above the day's lows, helped by the banking figures for midJune, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times index was down 11.5 points at 529.3. The Bank919 words
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Article610 1981-07-08 12 HOCK LOCK SIEW IT IS hardly surprising that Wee Cho Yaw's family investment company has rejected United Overseas Securities' (UOS) cash offer of $4 per share in respect of the 500,000 Haw Par shares it owns. The decision of Wee Investments Pte Ltd clearly indicatesHOCK LOCK SIEW - 610 words
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Article93 1981-07-08 12 AP NEW YORK, Tues. Stock prices headed higher this morning, rebounding from the slide of the past eight sessions. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials climbed 5-42 points to 964.72 in the first half hour. Gainers took a 3 to 2 lead over lasers among NYSElistedAP - 93 words
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Advertisement117 1981-07-08 12 Land Investment Opportunity In FLORIDA-USA The Sunshine State Uk r OtIANOO <• TAMPA WOWD JT PfTISSBUKG SARASOTA IN (®V FORT MYf*s ISLES If Ml AM! ipf -> 5 Wm Hedge Against Inflation with the purchase of a homesite in Charlotte Harbour. Lot of 9,600 sq. ft. or more from U5513,500117 words
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Advertisement97 1981-07-08 12 I I I I The Revolutionary Computer-Controlled Slide-Sound System Spectacular From Work exciting Single-screen Presentations or Multiscreen Extravaganzas. All with complete 'processor precision' Amazing special effects or simple slide-flips the range and flexibility is virtually unlimited. M V E*****/ SHOWTAPE The handy/ all-in-one/ do-it-yourself/ record/ playback kit 1 E***** PORTABLE97 words
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Miscellaneous62 1981-07-08 12 Outlook for Singapore from 6am to lpm today: Showers in few areas from around noon. Report for 24 boars prior to 7JI pm on Jily 7 at the airport. Maximum temperature 33.1 Associated humidity 61 Minimum temperature 23.0 Associated humidity 96 Hours of sunshine 4.65 Rainfall in millimetres 12.0 Total62 words
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178 1981-07-08 13 THE Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore (NUS) and its courterpart of the University of Southampton will be conducting two five-day courses on selected aspects of maritime law. The courses will be an adaptation of the monthlong course which the University of178 words
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Article, Illustration500 1981-07-08 13 JAN LEE - By JAN LEE FAST-EXPANDING Japanese vehicle carrier specialist, Eastern Car Liner, has added a new multipurpose vessel on its service from Japan to Singapore and Port Klang. The company now has eight vessels plying from Japan to this region, a service started four500 words
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Article55 1981-07-08 13 Reuter THE Australia to Europe Shipping Conference said it will lower its currency adjustment factor to minus 12.59 per cent from minus 10.81 per cent, effective July 15. The new rate will apply to all cargoes except wool and goods carried under contract with the Metals and MineralsReuter - 55 words
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Article110 1981-07-08 13 Reuter THE General Council of British Shipping (GCBS) tramp trip charter index fell slightly to 204 in June from 209 in May and is at its lowest level since September 1979 when the index stood at 183, the GCBS said. The basis for the index isReuter - 110 words
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Article89 1981-07-08 13 AFP A NEW drydock for foreign ships has been completed at Lianyun harbour, one of China's major ports on the Yellow Sea. The dock has a dozen workshops for engineering, hull work, metal work, carpentry and heat treatment. It is part of Lianyun's expansion project which includes theAFP - 89 words
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Article68 1981-07-08 13 Reuter POLISH dock workers have threatened a onehour warning strike today to press their demands to be given special treatment. The National Coordinating Commission of Portworkers said they would stage strikes in all Polish ports and related enterprises on July 8. The dockers are pressingReuter - 68 words
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Article717 1981-07-08 13 Shipping Line P*ge (M SMppteg Use P»g* CM Achipelego AIM Afro-Eurasia A li trans Alpac Angkutan Angonave ANL Antoil APL Argentine Asia Merchant A astasia Line Australian Cool Bait-Orient Baltic Bangkok Coot Bangladesh Bank Line BBS Bn Um Ben Ocean Ben Asia Benbulk Bintuhi Blrkart Blue Funnel717 words
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Article300 1981-07-08 14 ARRIVALS KEPPEL WHARVES Bunga Melor (0600) 46 Jenson (0700) 22 Oceania Star (1800) 19 Santa Esperanza (0100) 5 Taisho Maru (1200) 23/24 Yuheng (0900) 18 Zhi Hu Yuan (ro-ro) (2359 after La Roc he lie) 35/36 CONTAINER TERMINAL Ever Voyager 54 Fondo 53S Lampung 52 La Rochelle300 words
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Article995 1981-07-08 14 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO AT CONTAINER TERMINAL Vessel's Voy Estimated Shipping Gdn Mode of Name No. Time of lines Operatn Arrival Date Time Ned Hoorn 243 8.7.81 1500 Ned-EAC TA 3 TT Mont Blanc Maru 36/330 87.81 MOL TA 4 TT Sovereign Accord 5SB995 words
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Article1365 1981-07-08 14 BROKERS reported extremely quiet chartering condition* on Monday in all sections of the freight market mainly reflecting last Friday'» holiday in the US. Scattered business included a time-charter booking by British Steel of the Dean Belanak of 22,542 long dwt for delivery UK/Coot July 2/4 for a voyage1,365 words
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Article, Illustration241 1981-07-08 15 THE Port of Shuaiba in Kuwait is' to be the location for the latest Navire Cargo Gear linkspan wfiich will be built in Kuwait by Kuwait Shipbuilding and Repairyard Company. The linkspan has been designed by Navire Cargo ■Gear in conjunction with Shuaiba Port241 words
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369 1981-07-08 15 Business Day OPERATIONS at the Manila International Port (MIP) slowed down during the first half of this year, with container throughput totalling only 28,438 TEUs. Rogelio Soledad, chief of port operations at MIP, said that if this trend continues, this year's performance would beBusiness Day - 369 words
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Article153 1981-07-08 15 CONTAINER traffic handled In thl Port of Mombasa doubled from 15,158 units in 1979 to 30,420 in 1980. There is now serious concern in the shipping community about the facilities available to handle this sector of the port's business. A group of lines, Mombasa representatives and153 words
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1013 1981-07-08 15 Fairplay A GREAT deal of publicity, much of it bad, surrounds the success of the Japanese shipbuilding industry in securing orders for new tonnage in the face of strong competition from European, Scandinavian and Third World shipyards. However, the fact remains that the JapaneseFairplay - 1,013 words
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695 1981-07-08 19 SCHEDULE The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of Singapore. Advanced dates are published at a maximum of three weeks. PN/PK695 words
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Advertisement441 1981-07-08 13 Everett Lines FOR THE MOST F«EQUENT SAILINGS TO BANGKOK HONG KONG JAPAN BUSAN CHIT T AGONG CALCUTTA •CHALNA •RANGOON BUfNOS AIRES MANZANILLO ACAPULCO Everett Steamship Corpn. 8/A CliMwd Centre Singapore 1 Tel ***** 9 36 Beach Street. Penang Rm 36 103 OCBC Bldg lel P1441/3 Port Mang Agents SOCSHIP CO441 words
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Advertisement311 1981-07-08 13 ISEALORDO I UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG; •i i 11 11 Ul AIA EXPRESS MULTI PURPOSE SERVICES BN SHUHAD V.35 Inl BN ASAKR V.35 15 THEEKAR V 30 26 A VESSEL FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE carro acceptable intransit loading tor Dubai (21/7). Kuwait (23/7). Dammam (27/7) Abu Dhabi (29/7), I311 words
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Advertisement13 1981-07-08 13 CONTAINER Schedules II SHIPS In Port II SHIPPING Schedules VII/VIII REGIONAL Weather VIII13 words
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Advertisement632 1981-07-08 13 >V\S\\\v ss^ "p* SINIi\K)RF business Tmes Pwoocos Pubtcaiion FOR PEOPLE WHO MATTER *r MAERSK LINE EXPORT FULL CONTAINER SERVICES TO: U.B. PACIFIC, GULF, ATLANTIC, EAST CANADA, ASIAN PORTS Sjfcd 12-13/7 19-19/7 26-27/7 2-3/1 9-10/8 15-16/1 23-24/1 30-31/1 'SMGAPORE aOSMG TMES CT 12th M* 2300 HRS CFS 12th luty 1100 HRS632 words
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Advertisement677 1981-07-08 15 Overseas I Containers Limited STRAITS SHAPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Porta and Bangkok CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE TO UK CONTINENT Ufw Bran k'mmp 95/1 <•»/!) 931t •7/1 N/l 11/ l 11/1 13/1 M/l 15/1 17/1 11/ l M/l 11/1 M/l a/i 27/ i a/i 27/1 a/i a/i 11/ l 13/9 a/9677 words
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Advertisement587 1981-07-08 17 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES \a BANK LINE FOR REIfOK t S. AFRICA A. VESSEL Spore: Aug Also occepting FCL containers flooding direct for Reunion, Durban ond Capetown only) Lukes Lines U.S. WEST COAST SERVICE i— BHd (row SfO Ibch SFORf Bl*N S tk/Tac ffiC LESUE LYKES 9d SM 16/7 lt/7 12/1587 words
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Advertisement399 1981-07-08 18 H < (>roii|) SINGAPORE SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE LTD 20TM FLOOR OCEAN BUILOING SINGAPORE 0104 ARRETING 9111?? <3 LINES! GENERAL 91 3111 114 LINESi TERMINAL OEfICE ???3583 LEX RS ?4595 RS ?5568 A/B CARSHIP CAPLE CARGOSHIP liai !'«i!Sr u.K-s WEEKLY CONTAINER SERVICE to/from BANGKOK S/\G4POR£ ISL4\DS V/ l: MIDDLE EAST REGULAR399 words
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Advertisement580 1981-07-08 18 KORINS MARITIME SERVICES Room 601 ICB Building. Shenton Way Singapore Tel *****22 *****67 P Kelang Tel *****4/*****5 MIDDLE EAST/RED SEA/EUROPE SERVICES STORE P. KELANG LOADING FOR: A VESSEL 12 Jul Bahrain BUNGA VANDA... 20 Jul Jeddah/P.Sudan A VESSEL 20 Jul Iran Ports £3 iHyundae Shipping Co. Ltd. ASIA MERCHANT MARINE580 words
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Miscellaneous172 1981-07-08 20 Regional Weather 45 M SRSJ m s -At si K ■> H r 4 S3 zc g® l' 5 S'V, 381 11 Srss sa °C yA O w Wind direction with speed in knots Wave height SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. LEGEND: R Thunderstorm Temperature172 words
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