The Business Times, 21 January 1982
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Title Section10 1982-01-21 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 93/1/82 THURSDAY, JANUARY 21,1582 60 CENTS10 words
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606 1982-01-21 1 RICHARD SEAH - By RICHARD SEAH YOUNG Singaporeans want high paying jobs, but they also feel that the job content is very important. Prospects of promotion and job security also rank high on their priority list, so do medical benefits. On the other hand, they606 words
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Article386 1982-01-21 1 LEE YOKE MENG - By LEE YOKE MENG THE SECOND phase of the Central Provident Fund's private housing loan scheme has got off to a very good start in spite of the downturn in the property market. Some 1,751 application forms have been issued since the start of the386 words
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Article578 1982-01-21 1 THE future of the Federal Reserve Board chairman, Paul Volcker, is in doubt following criticism of the board's policy by US President Reagan yesterday. Mr Reagan took a neutral stand when asked if Mr Volcker should resign. "I can't respond to that because the578 words
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334 1982-01-21 1 Reuter INDONESIA, faced with a possible decline in oil exports, has announced new regulations to boost exports of non-oil products and to guarantee state income. Among the most important decisions is the abolition of foreign exchange controls, enabling exporters to use freely their earnedReuter - 334 words
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BRIEFLY...
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Article88 1982-01-21 1 Reuter LONDON, Wed. Britain introduced surveillance licensing on bed linen and household linen imports from Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand. The Department of Trade said in a statement that from yesterday, such goods consigned from outside the EEC may be imported into the UK only under anReuter - 88 words
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Article76 1982-01-21 1 Reuter FRANKFURT, Wed. West German banks have put off a final decision on whether to lend the Soviet Union 300 million marks (US$l3O million) to help finance a pipeline that will bring natural gas from Siberia to Western Europe. A meeting of the banks yesterday endedReuter - 76 words
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Article60 1982-01-21 1 AFP PARIS, Wed. The five main producers of video equipment have agreed to eight millimetre standardisation, Philips said here today. Hitachi, JVC, Matshita and Sony of Japan, plus Philips, signed an agreement covering the production of 8 mm cameras and cassettes. The Bmm magnetic tape video system canAFP - 60 words
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Article62 1982-01-21 1 UPI TOKYO, Wed. The Japanese chemical tanker strafed by Philippine warplanes off southern Philip- pines last Friday did not carry weapons, the Maritime Safety Agency reported today. A team of 24 investigators from the agency searched the 5,307-tan tanker, Hegg, today, but no weapons were found in theUPI - 62 words
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Article54 1982-01-21 1 AFP KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaysian Airline System hopes to begin an air service between Kuala Lumpur and Bandar Seri Begawan in Brunei soon. Its general manager Mr Saw Huat Lye said today that this was to reciprocate the twice-weekly service between the two capitals being operated byAFP - 54 words
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Article65 1982-01-21 1 Reuter STRASBOURG, Wed The new president of the European parliament, Dutch socialist Pieter Dankert, today called for the assembly to become a real force in forming European Economic Community (EEC) legislation. In his first policy speech to the 434-member assembly, Mr Dankert also attacked EEC ministers forReuter - 65 words
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Article64 1982-01-21 1 AP JAKARTA, Wed.— Strong winds which hit the island of Bali's Regency of Tabanan on Sunday killed two persons and damaged several hundred houses, the Antara News Agency said today. Both casualties were caused by falling trees. The typhoon also destroyed about 90 per cent ofAP - 64 words
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281 1982-01-21 1 THE GOVERNMENT-ewaed Be—arccs Devetepmeat Carp*rsttea (ROC) Is sfferlag Its eeatraeten aad these ■adertaklag PWD asd Parks aad Recreattoa Department prsjecto sa eqalpmeat Insslsg scheme. IMs taelllty, which was latradaeed but meath, will prevlde sddltlsaal flezlMllty far esatraetsrs whs at peeeeat de ast wish281 words
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442 1982-01-21 1 FLORENCE CHONG - By FLORENCE CHONG SINGAPORE investors are unlikely to be affected by the Australian government's move to tighten rules on foreign investments in mineral processing and land, particularly in rural areas. This is because their main interests lie in urban land and buildings rather than442 words
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Advertisement213 1982-01-21 1 T!T 77T? Times Bookshops Leader...page 8 SEMBAWANG Shipyard has proposed a bonus issue in conjunction with its final report for the year ended Dec 1981. Page if SARAWAK Motor Industries has over the past year diversified into other activities Page 15 NOMURA Securities, Japan's largest securitites house, wants to become213 words
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BANKING AND FINANCE
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Article679 1982-01-21 2 Reuter ASIAN borrowers should find the terms they get on large syndicated loans this year beginning to bottom out after rapid falls in pricing last year. Bankers in Hongkong say international banks should remain active in an area which still promises to be worldReuter - 679 words
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Article465 1982-01-21 2 Reuter THE US insurance industry is expected to post generally flat income this year compared with year ago levels. Analysts said continuing price competition among underwriters and concern about the direction of interest rates will keep earnings very much in line with 1961. "This year willReuter - 465 words
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226 1982-01-21 2 QBE Insurance Group is planning a major thrust into the South-east Asian market in a bid to increase its international business, said group managing director John Cloney in Singapore yesterday. The group is one of Australia's largest general insurers, with origins dating226 words
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Article62 1982-01-21 2 THE Chartered Bank and Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation have reduced their prime lending rates by V• point each to 11 V« per cent from today. A third foreign bank, National Westminster Bank, cut its prime rate by V< point to 10.5 per cent, the third62 words
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533 1982-01-21 2 Reuter THE Bundesbank will probably continue to supply short-term liquidity to maintain call money rates at the easier levels which it has itself engineered, money market dealers and economists said. But, partly in view of the current weakness of the deutschemark, rising US interest ratesReuter - 533 words
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340 1982-01-21 2 Reuter AUSTRIA will probably take part in negotiations on re-scheduling Poland's 1962 debt even if Nato countries do not, the Finance Ministry said. Last week Nato foreign ministers decided to suspend negotiations on the debt repayments and not to extend further commercial creditsReuter - 340 words
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277 1982-01-21 2 AFP THE suspension of American stockpile sales of silver last month will accelerate the recovery in world silver, the London analysts Metals and Minerals Research Services said on Tuesday. In the latest review, the analysts estimated that the decision to suspend stockpile sales untilAFP - 277 words
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133 1982-01-21 2 Reuter BANK Negara Malaysia said its gold and foreign exchange reserves rose to M 59.17 billion at endDecember from 18.84 billion at mid-December and 18.66 billion at end-Novem-ber. However, the central bank's fortnightly balance sheet dropped to $11.70 billion on Dec 31 from 112.22Reuter - 133 words
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Article112 1982-01-21 2 Reuter BAHRAIN International Bank has processed about US$2.5 billion of applications for the $28 million of shares it is offering, a bank spokesman said. The total will more than double when all applications are processed. The offering, which closed last Sunday, was open to nationals of Kuwait, Qatar,Reuter - 112 words
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MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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Article447 1982-01-21 2 THE US dollar generally weakened against major currencies on the foreign exchange market yesterday. Against the Japanese yen, the US unit opened at 225.60/80 and was traded up to 226.30/40 during mid-day. However, it fell to 224.70/90 when the Governor of the Bank of Japan pledged to support447 words
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Article196 1982-01-21 2 THE dolla/ lOr overnight delivery in iHtyo yesterday closed easier at 225.45 yen, pompared with a 225.60 opening in Tokyo and 225 35/50 New York close, dealers said. The closing rate compared with the 224.50 close in Tokyo on Tuesday. Trading was an active $1.58 billion. After early firmness196 words
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Article22 1982-01-21 2 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 11.46 per cent.22 words
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Article185 1982-01-21 2 ASIAN RATES ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Jan 20: 7 days 1 month 2 months 3 months Smooths months 12 months US Off.r B*i 137/1* 13 5/16 13V, 13* 141/16 13 15/18 14 7/16 14S/16 15 3/16 IS 1/16 15* 15* IS* 15* BwJPrm. Dm. fMllJl.185 words
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Article44 1982-01-21 2 RANGE of price* offered by discount house* on Jan 20: Overnight: JV»* to JVj* Call deposits J'i* CWsiaf Bayiag Selli>( 3-month Treasury bills 2S 2H 3-month Bank bills 7W 7«« 3 months CD 7 8 months CD 8 7H Source: National Discount Co44 words
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Article40 1982-01-21 2 THE Monetary Authority of Singapore has invited banks and discount houses to tender for a total of $120 million 91-day Treasury bills to be issued until Jan 22. Each tender must not be for less than 1250,000.40 words
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Article237 1982-01-21 2 SINGAPORE gold futures yesterday closed slightly lower between US$3.5O and $5.00 an ounce in quiet trading with the unexpected 13.3 per cent December rise in US housing starts coupled with concern about higher US interest rates contributing to sentiment. Total sales for the day was recorded at 118 lots237 words
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Article31 1982-01-21 2 Twa Um New York 7.80B unav 7.87S Zurich 7.85B 7.BS WmA Singapore WM 7.77B Tm 7.92S Qodng price* In US dollars a troy ounci i. Source: Credit Suisse, S'pore.31 words
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Article197 1982-01-21 2 THE US dollar in Hongkong yesterday eased against most major currencies in fairly active, late trading. The dollar softened towards the close after an initial steady tone, and traders said the preceding rise of the US unit was overdone. The US unit fell to 2.2985/ 95 marks from an197 words
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Article118 1982-01-21 2 THE dollar in London yesterday opened slightly above Tuesday night s close in a very quiet start to trading. Interest rates provided the main source of movements, with the US currency aided by slightly firmer Eurodollar deposit rates on the hack of dearer Fed funds in the US on118 words
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TRADE AND INDUSTRY
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Article, Illustration195 1982-01-21 3 COCKPIT Hotel will have a total of 350 rooms when the hotel's extension plans are completed by December 1983. The hotel's owner, Kevin Hotels 3te Ltd, will be spending between 530 million and $32 million on a 168room extension plan. Building works for the extension consisting of195 words
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364 1982-01-21 3 BC MICRO, the newly appointed distributor of a Japanese micro computer system, hopes to secure a 25 per cent share of the local personal computer market in spite of keen competition. C Micro, a subsidiary of Business Computers, was formed recently to market364 words
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333 1982-01-21 3 CONCORD Watch Company SA of Switzerland has entered into an agreement with Uebermann Overseas Trading Pte Ltd to sell Concord lft carat gold quartz watches in Singapore. The watches will be displayed next month through several leading watch dealers here. Mr Kurt Burki, president333 words
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Article398 1982-01-21 3 SEMINABS AND COURSES Jan 20-April 3: Certificate in Computer Data Processing Module I Computer Programming 6 File Processing, NPB, Feb 1-2S: Industrial Control Module n STI, NPB Feb 1-March 3 (Mondays and Wednesdays): Higher Productivity and Better -£T L~~ Low Cost Way, Bukit Timah Centre, Department of Extra-398 words
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Article306 1982-01-21 3 CHAMPION MOTORS will open a new showroom/workshop at Alexandra Road. The Inchcape Bhd group, which owns Champion Motors, is believed to have paid about $8.5 million for the building and land. Renovation work is under way at the building, which was formerly owned by Spicers, distributors306 words
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Article166 1982-01-21 3 THE $11 million Telecoms Customer Services Centre located within the grounds of Comcentre will be opened next Thursday. All services formerly available at the Orchard Telephone Exchange (Exeter Road) will be re-located at the new centre. It will offer most of the customer services and facilities offered166 words
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235 1982-01-21 3 ESSO Singapore will attempt to process record volumes of crude oil at its Ayer Chawan refinery this year after achieving a record of 197,000 barrels per day last November. Thiw was disclosed by its managing director, Mr Terry Young, in the latest issue of235 words
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Article477 1982-01-21 3 AGNES WEE - By AGNES WEE REAL estate developers have called on the Government to offer a concessionary tax rate of 10 per cent on profits earned on their offshore projects. Mr Daniel Teo, president of the Real Estate Developers Association (Redas), said this is one way the Government477 words
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293 1982-01-21 3 SOME 300 workers at Sentosa will be included in the Government's drive to promote work improvement teams (Wits). Yesterday, the first course on Wits was introduced to some 25 department heads of the Sentosa Development Corporation. Heads of the engineering, security, public293 words
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100 1982-01-21 3 THE Japanese government will present Singapore with equipment worth 75 million yen for the promotion of cultural activities and musical education worth 75 million yen. The presentation will be made by the Jananese Ambassador, Mr T Nakajima, this afternoon, to JJf Permanent Secretary to the100 words
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Advertisement173 1982-01-21 3 -sv| B:3oam From November 1981, you can fty Thai to Bangkok on any of our three super flights. One leaves at 8.30 a.m., the first daily flight to Thailand. You'll reach Bangkok after a magnificent breakfast, with a full day ahead. 3 SUPER FLIGHTS FROM SINGAPORE TO BANGKOK WITH THAI173 words
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OVERSEAS
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645 1982-01-21 4 AP THE JAPANESE government will "suspend or stop" new trade agreements with the Soviet Union to protest against the Kremlin's role in Poland. Shintaro Abe, Japan's Minister of International Trade and Industry, said in New York on Tuesday that his government supportedAP - 645 words
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515 1982-01-21 4 Reuter, AP TRADE friction between Japan and Western countries is bound to be aggravated if Japan only achieves 3 per cent real fiscal 1982 growth, Isamu Miyazaki, former deputy directorgeneral of the Economic Planning Agency, said. Such a growth rate reflected aReuter,; AP - 515 words
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309 1982-01-21 4 AFP HONGKONG Trade Commissioner Peter Tsao has moved to quel] fears that Jobs would be lost in Britain if companies there set up industrial plants in the British colony. Briefing members of a trade mission from Britain on the industrial scene inAFP - 309 words
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406 1982-01-21 4 UPI CHINA appears to be taking a softer line on US arms sales to Taiwan, hinting that Sino-American relations will not have to be downgraded. A ranking official of the Chinese Foreign Ministry met European Journalists on Monday on theUPI - 406 words
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296 1982-01-21 4 Reuter FRENCH Finance Minister Jacques Delors declined comment on a Tuesday report in the daily Le Monde which said the government had decided on new terms for compensating shareholders of nationalised companies. He told a press lunch he was reserving his comments for yesterday's CabinetReuter - 296 words
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Article533 1982-01-21 4 UPI, AP WORLDWIDE crude oil production rose in October, primarily because Saudi Arabia Increased its output by 400,000 barrels a day. Global oil production climbed to 54.17 million barrels a day in October from 53.68 million barrels a day in September, according to Houston-based PetroleumUPI,; AP - 533 words
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Article250 1982-01-21 4 Reuter INDIAN Finance Minister Pranab Mukherfee has conveyed to World Bank president Tom Clausen New Delhi's concern at a proposed reduction in the bank's concessional assistance to India. During a meeting in New Delhi on Tuesday, Mr Mukher)ee said the proposed cut in the pledged assistanceReuter - 250 words
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508 1982-01-21 4 Reuter PRESIDENT Suharto yesterday inaugurated Asia's biggest and arguably most controversial Japanese foreign aid project, the giant Asahan hydroelectric and aluminium smelting complex. The cost of the now US$2 billion scheme on the island of Sumatra has doubled since the Japanese government and a consortiumReuter - 508 words
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Article315 1982-01-21 4 UPI SOME 12 million Indian workers returned to work yesterday, ending the first nationwide walkout condemning the government's "anti-working class" policies but with leaders admitting to limited success In the strike which left 10 people dead. The workers, demanding the right to strike and an endUPI - 315 words
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Article781 1982-01-21 4 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Nanber Tim Fron PAA PA005 0220 NYC/SPO/AHA/HKG MAS MH601 0700 KUL SU son 0740 MAA SLA SQ101 0845 KUL MAS MH811 0M5 PEN MAS MH671 0915 KUL RBA BI421 0955 BWN MAS MH651 1000 PEN/KUL MAS MH680 1010 BKI/MYY/KCH SIA SQ201 1030 HLP781 words
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Article358 1982-01-21 5 Reuter AN INDEPENDENT Inquiry released yesterday revealed severe weaknesses and loopholes in new government security measures and controls intended to prevent substitution of horse and kangaroo meat for export beef. The new controls were introduced last September after a scandal over meat substitution broke out whenReuter - 358 words
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411 1982-01-21 5 AFP INDONESIA is rebuilding it» air force paralysed by the grounding of most of its Russian-made aircraft due to a shortage of spare parts with new war planes arriving in Jakarta this month from several Western countries. The Indonesian air force, the most powerful inAFP - 411 words
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312 1982-01-21 5 AFP PRESIDENT Suharto has made it clear that he will issue a decree to cope with irregularities of credit repayments in the face of the government's failure to recover huge agricultural credits. The credits amount to some 115.3 billion rupiahs (about US$lB5 million), ofAFP - 312 words
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139 1982-01-21 5 UPI ASIAN nations will push for the establishment of an Asian food bank to offset incidents of famine when the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (Escap) meets in Thailand in March, Escap secretarygeneral SANS KibiaUPI - 139 words
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WORLD IN BRIEF
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Article439 1982-01-21 5 Agencies SPOKESMEN for Toyota Motor Co Ltd and Toyota Motor Sales Co Ltd denied a Japanese newspaper repot that the companies had agreed to merge by Oct 1 this year. They said the companies are not considering any merger or studying such a plan at present. NET puefeMMAgencies - 439 words
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176 1982-01-21 5 OFFICERS from th* Malaysian National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) yesterdday detained four senior customs officers at the north port of Port Klang for allegedly accepting bribes from forwarding agents. The NBI officers who were keeping close watch at the busy north port terminal, where176 words
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Article93 1982-01-21 5 Reuter THAI Commerce Minister Punnamee Punnasri said Thailand's rice exports this year would reach 3.5 million tonnes with China, Malaysia and Indonesia, among the prominent buyers. He said Indonesia has decided to buy 30,000 tonnes of glutinous rice. The Indonesian Minister for Cooperatives and Trade Bustanil ArafinReuter - 93 words
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Article441 1982-01-21 5 Reuter THE THREAT of a strike by British coal miners was virtually lifted on Tuesday when Arthur Scargill, their new left-wing leader, conceded he had failed to win enough support for a walkout. He said unofficial returns from a ballot of 250,000 miners showed mostReuter - 441 words
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233 1982-01-21 5 Reuter PETROLEUM exploration in Australia is scheduled to double in 1982 in terms of the number of wells planned, Australian Petroleum Exploration Association (APEA) executive director Kdth Orchison said. A total 308 new wells are scheduled for the year costing US$B4B million against 149 wellsReuter - 233 words
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Article226 1982-01-21 5 UPI A JAPANESE carmaker hopes the fruity smelling fumes coining out of the cars and motorbikes on its test track yesterday foreshadow a day when drivers will pull up to petrol stations and say: Pill it up with tangerine, please. Vehicles made by Suzuki Motor Co testedUPI - 226 words
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308 1982-01-21 5 AP RECORD high temperatures burned off the chill of a record cold week but left Atlanta Georgia's huge airport socked in with fog early yesterday after the Siberian Express, a bitter cold wave blamed for 300 deaths, chugged out of the south. A stormAP - 308 words
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Article265 1982-01-21 5 UPI TANDY Corporation's latest entry Into the computer field, billed as the world's most powerful self-contain-ed microcomputer, will cement the giant electronic company's grip on more than a fourth of the booming microcomputer industry, company officials said. "We feel this is a major breakthrough, a big JumpUPI - 265 words
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141 1982-01-21 5 Reuter A NEW Chief Minister yesterday took over in the west Indian state of Maharashtra following last week's resignation of one of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's top supporters. Mr Barasheb Anantrao Bhosale, Law Minister in the outgoing state government, was sworn in asReuter - 141 words
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415 1982-01-21 5 NYT THE US Federal energy regulatory commission has begun a study of whether the agency itself should raise the price of certain categories of natural gas, including "old" gas, from wells drilled before 1977, and whether it has the authority to do so.NYT - 415 words
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Article204 1982-01-21 5 UPI NEW apartment buildings pulled the pace of construction up by 13.3 per cent in December, but 1981 turned out to be the worst year for total housing starts since 1946, the US Commerce Department said on Tuesday. Privately owned housing units reached a seasonally adjusted annualUPI - 204 words
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Advertisement179 1982-01-21 5 Hoechst research so that thev mav know our colourful world. Reading and learning from books, newspapers and magazines is so much more fun when they are presented in colour. Hoechst researchers have contributed decisively towards making them interesting and attractive. Here in Singapore, Hoechst have been supplying colour pigments for179 words
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RAW MATERIALS
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Article216 1982-01-21 7 RUBBER prices in Singapore yesterday closed slightly higher with February One RSS buyers quoted at 185.00 cents per kilo, up 4.50 cents from Tuesday's close. Morning prices were marked up slightly on steady London advices and higher after close levels coupled with fresh buying interest. Afternoon prices gained some216 words
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Article307 1982-01-21 7 RAS prices In cent* per kilo yesterday: Noon (per kilo) Buyers Sellers Int. 1 R.S.S. prompt f.o.b. 180.00 181.00N Int. 1 RS.S February 181.00 182.50 Int. 1 RS.S. March 186.00 187.00 1st 2 R S.S 168.00 171.0QN UK/Coot 168.00 170.0QN Int. 3 R.S.S. 166.00 168.00N UK/Coot 163.00 1C5.00N307 words
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Article94 1982-01-21 7 NOON 8BR ud 8MR pno> ym ■Urdiy 1A1 SSRM SSR60 (1-ton pallet) (1-ton pdlat) hbmn ICunit Mtk) Bny era Snllere 166-60 167.60N 162.60 164.50N March 1 Forward Mth) Bayer* Sailer* 167.50 168S0N 164.60 166 SON MMI» rthwn March SMRCV SMRL SMR SMR CP SMR 10 (1-ton pallet)94 words
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Article66 1982-01-21 7 THE STRAITS tin price In Penang yesterday dropped 89 cents to Ms34.lf n kilo, remaining within the IT A middle sector price range of $32.M to $34.98. Dealers noted strong influential bnyer support at the lower level and also some light demand from foreign and local interests. Turnover66 words
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Article35 1982-01-21 7 Rubber: Jan 20 Singapore: Feb: 185.00 cents (up 4.50 cent a) Malaysia: Feb: 209.50 cents (up 3.50 cents) Tin: M 534.10 per kilo (down 80 cents) Official offering: 246 tonnes (up 11 tonnes)35 words
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Article169 1982-01-21 7 SOYBEAN futures in Chicago on Tuesday closed on or near the lows, down UV« to 6V4 US cents per bushel in light trade. After opening lower on scattered commission house long liquidation in sympathy with weakness in CBT grains, soybeans recovered slightly on steady buying of March by the169 words
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Article913 1982-01-21 7 COFFEE: Robusta futures yesterday were steady at midday with prices £7 to £5 a tonne up on Tuesday's close in actively traded positions. Dealers said weaker sterling against the US dollar aided sentiment, while a few buy orders also supported prices in thin and featureless trading. Dealers noted913 words
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Article111 1982-01-21 7 THE Kuala Lumpur palm oil market yesterday closed steady in quiet trading in front of the Chinese New Year, dealers said. South in January remained at MJ94O a tonne while central gained $2.50 to $927.50. The refined market continued featureless on lack of overseas interest. C.I.P. North European111 words
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454 1982-01-21 7 Reuter STABILISATION of the gold price at around US$4OO per ounce appears possible, Mr Werner Knies, Precious Metals assistant general manager at Degussa AG said. Writing in Metall Magazine, he said investment and speculation in gold depend largely on the successReuter - 454 words
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334 1982-01-21 7 Reuter WORLD RAPESEED crushings, excluding China, are likely to fall by 700,000 tonnes or 11 per cent to 8.2 million tonnes in the January/September 1982 period from a year earlier, the Hamburg-based weekly publication Oil World s&ld. This will create a gap of 260,000Reuter - 334 words
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Article173 1982-01-21 7 CHINESE Pwfcw Exehaage, per 1M kg'yeeteriay. Cnml «11: Bulk fob $100 00 sellers, old drum (In second hand drum) fob (112.00 sellers, new drum fob $116.00 sellers. Capra: Mixed (loose) <50.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $370.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper faq fob NLW $365.00173 words
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Article239 1982-01-21 7 SINGAPORE: Yesterday's closing prices in S$ per kilo, ex-godown: THAI WHITE: 100 per cent first class (Kangaroo) new crop 1.30, 100 per cent second class 1.05, 100 per cent third class 1.03, 25 per cent new crop no stock, B-10 per cent no stock. THAI BROKEN: A-super 0.70, Special239 words
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Article206 1982-01-21 7 WHEAT futures in Chicago on Tuesday closed just off the lows, down 8% to 4V4 US cents per bushel in moderately light trade. A reduction of estimated 1981/82 wheat exports by the USDA on Monday weighed on values all session, traders said. Local sell-stops at various chart points added206 words
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973 1982-01-21 7 AP, Reuter BOLIVIA led seven producer countries on Tuesday in demanding an 8.5 per cent rise in the buffer stock range of the 29-nation International Tin Council. The producer request followed last October's council decision at a meeting in Kuala Lumpur to raiseAP,; Reuter - 973 words
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Article262 1982-01-21 7 Reuter INDIA WILL play host to a conference of tea producing countries in New Delhi next month in a bid to bring about an agreement on a UN draft on quotas and auctioning system. An Indian Commerce Ministry official said 20 producing countries had beenReuter - 262 words
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Article421 1982-01-21 8 "A HIGH paying job" sounds like the obvious answer anyone would give when asked what kind of a job he or she is looking for. Young Singaporeans seem no different. For a few dollars more, few will hesitate t<* job hop. Yet the observation421 words
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Article311 1982-01-21 8 TELEVISION creates many problems for parents, teachers and the Education Ministry or so it has often been said. For television has, through the years, infiltrated our lives so successfully that many of us undoubtedly qualify for that silly little title the square-eyed Singaporean. "Glued to311 words
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Article, Illustration1913 1982-01-21 8 JOHN MAKINSON - PROBLEMS OF RECIPROCITY AND EXPERTISE Nomura Securities, Japan's largest securities house, wants to become the world's biggest diversified financial institution. Some critics wonder if it is versatile enough to realise all its ambitions. Also it may find further growth difficult in some markets because of Japan's unwelcomingFT - 1,913 words
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Article680 1982-01-21 8 PETER BARNARD - FOBUH with PETER BARNARD THE Great British Weather Disaster, an annual spectacular starring snowploughs, shovels and unprecedented absenteeism, is playing to full houses there is nowhere else to go all over the country just now. Obscure meteorologists are being dragged into television studios where, armed with maps,680 words
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Page 8 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous638 1982-01-21 8 TWO-IN-ONE CBOSSWORD CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Funny bow wild he is! (5) 6 He uses his beef too much (5) 9 Young animal always let out (7) 10 Cried for sotpe time, but not all day (5) 11 A very good satin weaver (5) 12 One course changed in a638 words
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Miscellaneous39 1982-01-21 8 -this is gun v Fwnes. rax DOCS RN eL£.PHPvNT PfMNT -thc sou 3 of his Fcer GUcgjg o ,Tv4Ftf IS NOO, ISN'T rr. sristooj MO COfc. BWSTOu) \S ON MOUOP<V FoR TUXD U>OEXS.... IN TMPCT case—- oufc ORDee Nora6ei?.39 words
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Miscellaneous654 1982-01-21 8 MRWDTO Cowboys and Red Indian^ ONE OF the oemken sf a tearlag reek grtip is Quid's tidrtii aad be hldea uier this ctver to steal atomic Wmb ligredeats ea torigM'a Beyami WeatwarU: Sommd at Terrar (eh i, 1M). Man aai Pam Jeln the tamaltaeas ■■■leal tear peaiag as a press654 words
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Article, Illustration1330 1982-01-21 9 Focus Japan THE PIE isn't getting any bigger. But the number of diners wanting a slice continues to grow. At least that's the way the situation looks to many of Japan's leading cosmetics makers. "The cosmetics market has matured, and from here on the onlyFocus Japan - 1,330 words
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816 1982-01-21 9 FLORENCE CHONG - By FLORENCE CHONG SINGAPORE'S chartered accountants will be relieved to know that the proposed merger between the Institute of Chartered Accountants (ICA) with the larger Australian Society of Accountants (ASA) has fallen through. The proposal to merge the Institute with the Society was supported by816 words
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Advertisement294 1982-01-21 9 Worldwide management experience at your fingertips. <v 'V r. FRAIID-the inside threat I. Early-Warning Signs of Fraud The Office 11. How to Keep Purchasing Clean Financial Executive ID. Computer Fraud and Fiction Harvard Business Review IV. What Managers Can Do About Fraud Financial Executive Company Heroes "Managing for Success" Why294 words
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Advertisement105 1982-01-21 10 I 9\ja i An Arab and International Association in Banking and Finance. Va y YA c WM %s r f. 1 WE PROVIDE YOUR FINANCIAL NEED IN ASEAN UNION DE BANQUES ARABES ET FRANCAISES-U.B.A.F. SINGAPORE Unit 11.00 The Arcade 11 Collyer Quay Singapore 0104 Telephone: *****67 Telex: RS ***** ÜBAFSN105 words
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Advertisement172 1982-01-21 11 Heartiest Congratulations to t .3 Li a t On the official Opening of their Singapore branch office. a HOCK SENG HARDWARE (PTE) LTD We specialize in:- Wide flange beam H bearing Sheet pile Mild Steel Round bar, high tensile deformed bar Mild steel Chequered Boiler Ship plate Others such as172 words
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Advertisement72 1982-01-21 12 Heartiest Congratulations to I I On the official Opening of their Singapore branch office. VAN HOUTEN > ifh YEONG SOON CHEONG (PTE) LTD Importers Exporters Rattan Canes Manufacturers ALLIED CHOCOLATE INDUSTRIES LTD. (INCORPORATED IN SINGAPORE) ALLIED COCOA INDUSTRIES PTE. LTD SIANG HONG COMPANY Importers Exporters of Sundry Goods. Mdm. Tan72 words
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1444 1982-01-21 13 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 Aeaa (2.828) (1)1,444 words
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Article163 1982-01-21 13 KNGAPOBB UNIT TSIOT DUUONDMOT rrai The Q—m tar teO) 3.11 U7 Diamond****' tarJMfl) The Saving! Fund IX 1.34 S'pore Fd(USO) •JO OJB S pore Prog Fund IX 1.43 91 1.15 S pore Sac. Fund 1« 110 (DccXtodar) S'pore Invest Fund 1.10 1.15 D4COOOC BOND UNIT (CnneM prtaae) S163 words
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Article2863 1982-01-21 13 1981/1982 Hl«k Low Company Last Sale or-Gr-t Div Div Crr Gr*s YTd Net P/E Vol (•000) Day High Low SECTION ON* INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 494 11S 360 312 430 200 470 532* 875 430 248 115 130 150 306 75 300 220 322 231 Acma Alcorn Allied Choc2,863 words
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Article1480 1982-01-21 13 BID and offer price* officially j listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday. I with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units, unless otherI wise specified. DKDUSTVIAJUS J I>lSl>| (1528) (I) 152 (1) JM i1,480 words
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Article24 1982-01-21 13 Fifty-sixth AGM to be held at Ist Floor, Straits Trading Building, 48, Leboh Pasar Besar, Kuala Lumpur on Jan 29 at noon.24 words
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24 1982-01-21 13 AGM to be held at Supreme House (11th Floor), Penang Road, Singapore on Jan 29 at 12.30 pm.24 words
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Article20 1982-01-21 13 AGM to be held at Supreme House (11th Floor), Penang Road, Singapore on Jan 29 at noon.20 words
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27 1982-01-21 13 EOGM to be held at Jalan Per ba da nan 3/ 5, Shah Alam Industrial Estate, Selangor, Malaysia on Feb 3 at noon.27 words
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Article16 1982-01-21 13 AGM to be held at Ladang Pinji, La hat, Perak on Feb 5.16 words
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Article15 1982-01-21 13 AGM to be held at Ladang Pin#, Lahat, Perak on Feb 5.15 words
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28 1982-01-21 13 AGM to be held in the company's theatrette, Balai Berita, 31 Jalan Riong, Kuala Lumpur on Feb 20 at 11 am.28 words
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581 1982-01-21 13 TRADING was geaerally «atot at the nhgepom stock market yesterday. Prteee opeaed firmer thaa oversight levels as aaa«e Bayers oamrged la early tradlag. However, there was as rash to Bey as Bmet paatora pretested to wait utll after tke Chlaese New Tear Weak.581 words
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Article633 1982-01-21 13 THE UPSWING on Tuesday proved to be another flash In the pan and the Kuala Lumpur stock market settled back to a dull and downward drift yesterday. While a fair number of counters firmed towards the lunchbreak from the barely steady start, a withdrawal of633 words
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Article65 1982-01-21 14 JAM 1* ru ABN JUkoW Ate mtv KM .> «030 03 «tw +u MM _0J AJBlu Aaiotat sr ■H-00 -A3 OH -03 KM +0-1 •o to 01 JO +1 *700 -1 cuud sua +01 Oiv* Drtft 11X00 +0J Don mi •HJ0 +314 11X00 -u MOO iinch SJTiS, M Ototbroc65 words
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Article212 1982-01-21 14 JAN 10 m CORBB1LLE Atr-Uqukle 486.10 M B 8 N Oerrai* C 8 P (TboatoaCta das Patroiaa COflipAf&lC 210 is •4 rtntocKn CompMtnle uaoaraia Cmllt Fonetor Da Prance Hachatu (Ubralrta) Mar hi no Bull Mtctxtln (B) Parlhu 330 400 TIM m -u -1 -OA -1 Pacblnay Clglna KunlmBnn Phffic212 words
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Article88 1982-01-21 14 JAN i» m FORWARD MARKET Acae Arfaxl 338 4-1 10M unch Brucui Bru-Lamb TO -1 K2 2 1308 -4 Canpac Cock D» Been 1388 -10 ia ai BM Elcctrobel Ob-Inno-Bm MOO -10 3740 -80 M10 35 On Hobok PatTO 1M0 -fit 2560 -5 4800 uncb I ri.TT lOO +3888 words
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Article197 1982-01-21 14 JAM 1» Dm A«f T*le funken HJO IJ Akao a.ID +OJ Alii Li ben All* V»r» 1530 00 moo 10 -J BASF BifHT Wbank Baj Vfcanl 132-30 1«1 JO moo 14 Li 2 Btvtr 114J0 OJ BBC 21 COO i|| ffH* m JO OMWUft 230 00 Cham V«rw CommerstK/ik197 words
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Article164 1982-01-21 14 JAN It Frmca Actloni T ilim Alimjim Br. AJimii— Ra> Brown Bor»ri Br. Ctb* 0*tgj Br. M7 Ma 25C 1070 UH •I -1 uncb ID cib» otic; r c m J Cite Oalf; Rag. Cradlt SuiaM Br M6 uncb in Crodtt Sulaw Ra« IMtnntt Br. Owri* Plachar Br Olotoua164 words
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Article98 1982-01-21 14 JAM 1» Urt Bartor US bci mm -i« Central* Ord mm -HI Cond Acqua Roma 1M KrMaaia W1M *mo n»t cm mm -m Ovnarmll 144TB 10K Ota MOD -M in ft* am invMt mm ItaicttnanU Ord STHO MM ItalfM HO -1« Uprtll Ord MHO *rnt MadloOanca THH -ISO M98 words
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Article96 1982-01-21 14 JAN If HUM c» SI ♦A Mean at -ft Aifooi* Bint Moot Bank Nov* Scott* Ball an UH uncb -ft •ft -ft (Vw BP Cu Ltd *TH -ft Braacan m •ft Camp Had L*k« Ou Imp Bk 14ft ]7H •ft uaett Cinptc n% •ft Cinpif lni W Carting OKmM96 words
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Article229 1982-01-21 14 tmsm «U 4-1 Pit uneh SIM -a Barlows a**" moo s IW uncb m m 4 Dt Bam Ino Bdcon ■dgar* IWNdl P*d Volk Puglt Wt +100 Otrdlan Olan&nl Hippo Hlvtld uacb Ubtrtj m *15 Ifl M And R Mcc&rthj XattOK rm MB uneh MO uneb on nk BU229 words
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Advertisement210 1982-01-21 14 'I i »w Sue, dine and entertain Don't leave home without it. To apply tor the American Express Card Call: *****33 GetawavtoSentosa with family and friends > f > Cost only HALF AS MUCH if you're residing in Singapore It's easy. Just book our chalet units, and enjoy a 50%210 words
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Advertisement128 1982-01-21 14 For lunch, For dinner. For a richly rewarding experience M J'. ,i' K it!. IV For reservations call *****77 J W I *>ll*k XI M ■■'111 Oil •Si I l| H Q 1910 1922 1934 1946 1968 1970 1982 YEAR OF THE DOG Hyatt Regency® Singapore wishes one and all128 words
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Advertisement188 1982-01-21 14 ~@^-,']@-[<?>-`"_{}@(^')'<!"?'? mm: r DVIIXIM S K I S T A I K I Before vou flv away to foreign lands, check-in your hag> then seek out the Five Continents Restaurant. Relax in intimate surrounJings and wine and dine on the most superb international cuisine you've c-\er tasted. Lunch 12 ruxm188 words
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Advertisement172 1982-01-21 14 When you dine, dine Cantonese. If pleasing your palate is achieved only by eating the best, then dine Cantonese at The Inn of Happiness for the best Cantonese cuisine outside Canton. And a standard of service that's exquisitely Hilton. So come. The stage is set for an evening to remember.172 words
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Advertisement203 1982-01-21 14 18 (onhtadc dhhes. 4* I** ft YuaShang(flawFleh) Pig Trottara wMh Black Mom •WINDFALL EVERYWHERE" Bralaed Abator*with Black Mom "PROSPERTTY GUARANTEED' Stuffed Mushrooms with Maahad Shrimp® "HANDFULOF GOLD" Sweet A Sour Meet Ba«s "SOURCES OF WEALTH FROM BOTH SIDES" Green Vegetable with Shredded ScaNop "NOWLTTY AND ELEGANCE" a i 8/7. a*yMN/ftMag203 words
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Article773 1982-01-21 15 LONDON, Tues. The market was firm across the board on the likelihood that UK miners will vote to reject any strike action, dealers said. The Financial Times Index closed 11.2 points higher at 545.9. The higher trend in New York and firmer sterling also boosted sentiment. In the773 words
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Article815 1982-01-21 15 STOCKS IN New York moved in step with bonds and closed lower as a rally in both markets was exhausted early on Tuesday. The Dow Jones industrial average finished off about 7 Vi points despite a gain of 3 Vi points in the first hour of trading.815 words
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Article388 1982-01-21 15 SHARES IN Tokyo yesterday rose in light trading as internationally-popular issues were bought selectively, dealers said. The market average gained 40.16 points to 7,717.23, moving over 7,700 for the first time in two weeks. Trading was a light 280 million shares and the Tokyo stock exchange index was up388 words
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Article248 1982-01-21 15 HONGKONG STOCKS IN Hongkong yesterday closed a quiet half day trading session mixed, with no new features apparent in the market, dealers said. The Hang Seng index closed at 1,397.06, 1.49 points down, after a firmer opening which turned weaker in the latter half of trading, they248 words
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Article278 1982-01-21 15 A FURTHER easing in the industrial sector in Sydney yesterday and another retreat by leading resource issues pushed the market to its lowest level for nearly two years. The All-Ordinaries index dipped 2.7 points to 544.4 at the close of trading. The index has lost 51.1278 words
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Article56 1982-01-21 15 JAM X Asia Fibre Bthu 131 +1 Bern Juekar ChAroooc Thai Wire Pirn Trust 42.73 -0J5 Industrial Plnan O COTD 101 -I International International Trust a««i rn Ruu Tower 8aha Union S1T5 ISO -at •i 144 -i Slam City Cement U7 •i South A<la Fibre Thai Danu Bank United56 words
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Article77 1982-01-21 15 JAM 3D PNM Acoj« Mtnlnc £005 ***** AUu Con. a AUmj Con. B. nzz u unch OokJ Benruet Con. B .0015 M uncti -1 KrnfdMMB LandoU Laptnto B. ZHZ ioeo unch MtulnduqiM B 110 ♦ai Orient*] A Sii I mm b oat -ooos Ortrwni 009 unch ex A Pioneer77 words
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Article51 1982-01-21 15 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 545.9 Monday 834.7 Week Ago 524.6 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 847.41 Monday 885.12 Week Ago 847 70 H.K.HANC SENG Wednesday 1307.08 Tuesday 1388.57 Week Ago 1423.57 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 895.7 Tuesday 807.8 Week Ago 718.4 ALL ORDINARIES Wednesday 544.4 Tuesday 547.1 Week Ago51 words
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52 1982-01-21 15 confirmed that no more dividends will be declared for the year ended June 1961. The query was raised in relation to Palmco's application for the listing of 11.25 million more shares to be issued as consideration for the purchase of Casuarina Hotel52 words
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27 1982-01-21 15 will be closed on March 15. Payment will be made on April 12.27 words
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Article23 1982-01-21 15 has informed the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange that Dato Sen Ibrahim bin Abdul Karim, 76, has resigned as a director.23 words
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73 1982-01-21 15 has submitted to the KLSE the audited accounts of Taman Karak for the past five years and a copy of the sale and purchase agreement. For the period Jan 1 to Oct 31, 1961, Taman Karak, which is being acquired by Federal Cables, incurred73 words
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Article24 1982-01-21 15 owner- ship of the issued capital of Tat Lee Baak by foreign persons as at Dec 31, 1961, constituted 11.96 per cent.24 words
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Article26 1982-01-21 15 said its final dividend of 10 per cent less 40 per cent income tax will be paid on March 4, following approval from shareholders.26 words
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Article51 1982-01-21 15 has queried Lai ted Mater Warks (M) Haidiags Berhad and Taaek Cemeat Berhad regarding separate articles published in the Malaysian Business Times on Jan 20. UMW was reported to be involved in a sogososha venture and Tasek Cement planning to mine coal in Indonesia to fuel its cement51 words
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Article22 1982-01-21 15 consoli- dated net tangible asset backing per share of Uilted lateral tteaal Securities as at Dec 31, 1961 was 552.04.22 words
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Article24 1982-01-21 15 has changed its registered office to 3rd floor, Bangunan Teck, *****0 Jalan Pudu, Kuala Lumpur with effect from Jan 14.24 words
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Article26 1982-01-21 15 has asked Sem- bawaag Shipyard to state whether its directors expect any change in profitability for the year ending Dec 31,1962.26 words
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Article, Illustration790 1982-01-21 15 SUSAN THAM - By SUSAN THAM SARAWAK Motor Industries (SMI), which will soon come under management of Associated Plastics Industries, has over the past year slowly diversified into other activities, such as property development and timber. The move away from its traditional motor assembly base is reflected in SMl's purchaseBT CHART BY - 790 words
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Advertisement221 1982-01-21 15 restaurant Try our sumptuous delicacies from the Hunan Province. An Oriental dining experience. Aanovated additional new car park now ready for use. Oncrife 214 Dunearn Road. Singapore 1129 Tel: *****49,*****22 INTERNATIONAL CONSULTING COMPANY Offers project management services for medium and large size projects industrial and non-industrial with full responsibility on221 words
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Advertisement494 1982-01-21 15 (Incorporated in ih« Republic of Singapore) PRELIMINARY REPORT OF RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER 1961 The Directors of Sembawang Shipyard Limited ("SSL have the pleasure of announcing the UNAUDITED results of the Group and the Company for the year ended 31 December 1901 as follows Trading profit (after494 words
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Article147 1982-01-21 16 Rites Indices L«n| Hut M BuUi| MO see tt 15 Jan 19 Jan 20 Ttaaa Pub OS 15 BT Indicator: *****3 *****7 K G Hide* MO 15 Industrials: 765.40 765-35 iMtU «ao 12 Finance: 1761.84 1760.33 O U I MB F F E Uriifitoi WttriH 010 MO sao 31$147 words
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Article, Illustration155 1982-01-21 16 SHARK prices wen mixed yesterday with vshune remaiatag lew, as lavustm prefer to wait aatU attar the «leaded CMaesn New Tear break Mire eeaunttThe Straits Itaes ladastrial index fistabil MS palate tower to 716J&. The Bmatmtm Times ladksator was Nf palate tower to IHW. Rises Indices UtdPtts Sunset155 words
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342 1982-01-21 16 THE RECENT sale of Gkindlays' two Hongkong subsidiaries to the Malaysian arm of the Hong Legroup is not expected to affect significantly the publicly-listed companies in the Hong Leong stable. Rather, the agreement is seen more as a private one between the Kwek342 words
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Article417 1982-01-21 16 KOH TSE YING - HHNR Compame^ditor^lan^brari By KOH TSE YING AS EXPECTED, Sembawang Shipyard has proposed a tree scrip issue in conjunction with its final report for the year ended Dec 1961. The company announced yesterday that it intends to make a bonus issue of one-far-two, raising its paid-up417 words
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Article460 1982-01-21 16 CHOCOLATE Products (Malaysia) Bhd's open offer of 1.57 million shares to the public has been oversubscribed 41.6 times. A total of 41,771 applications for 65,328,000 shares involving a cash outlay of M 578.39 million had been received by the time applications closed last Friday. The balloting460 words
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250 1982-01-21 16 TASEK Cement may soon have its own source of coal to fuel its cement plants. The company is reported to have agreed in principle with a Thai cement manufacturer, Siam Cement Company, to mine coal in Indonesia. According to Mr Dusit Nontanakom250 words
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Article95 1982-01-21 16 PERN AS Engineering Sdn Bhd owns 2.2 million shares in Berjaya Kawat, representing nearly 20 per cent of the latter's issued and paid-up share capital. PESB is the beneficial owner of the shares which have been registered under the names of three parties. Holding the largest95 words
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Article327 1982-01-21 16 Date LM it Fall Ym ir Campaay Tti^, a i WiH iMMlTfll Net EPS Grass Pre tax I 1 <«■*) Div. Praflt H Royal (ft*) F 18/12 5.9 819(c) San Hldgs I 30/13 797L Sembawang Ship F Xt/1 523 30.0 87.493 OUS F 2/2 5.0 2,491 Shangri-La F327 words
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191 1982-01-21 16 UNTTED ladsstrtaJ Carpanttw la tends te ate ap a am mlWea eheaileal ptaat with aa lafesMtejTeMsp!? ■J. UK, wfcteh »aly twa days ift reperted that It wnU ate be fteag late AastraHa after aO, tea decided to estates* aa alky! heaaeae sapply191 words
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Article64 1982-01-21 16 A NEW slMkfcfskJtag Brm, WE Seesrtttes Ms, stsrtsi Irs Msg frss Jas 4. WE flwilttes, the tttk mtmkrr Brsi sf the Ksah I/X JkirimFiiikEg flm I» be Mft ap Is fcsasIt fc expeetsd ti fsvvtie hrßtlw fsr prevlssflty had to rely ss ftoisidsl IssMlsdiss fsr Partners64 words
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456 1982-01-21 16 CHOO AI LENG - By CHOO AI LENG SHAREHOLDERS of Rothmans of Pall Mall (Malaysia) have received yet another generous "hong bao" from the company in the form of a one-for-one bonus issue. The bonus announced yesterday together with Rothmans' interim results is the third scrip issue the456 words
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Article331 1982-01-21 16 FAKE share certificates of Pan Malaysia Cement Works have not been discovered within the Kuala Lumpur stockbroking community yet. The Singapore stock exchange, which encountered two such cases earlier this month, has sent a memorandum to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange alerting the Malaysian exchange on the331 words
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Article244 1982-01-21 16 AFP HONG Leong-Yamaha Motor Sdn Bhd (HLYM), the Malaysian assembler of Yamaha motorcycles, will further expand its production capacity to cater for the growing Malaysian motorcycle market. Mr S Aral, senior manager at Yamaha Motor Company of Japan, said HLYM would increase its assembling capacityAFP - 244 words
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Advertisement50 1982-01-21 16 LTT3 V^>Ti3 Dining at Raffles Enjoyable, unobtrusive, romantic pot business or for pleasure PALM COURT Dine by candlelight in a charming garden setting ELIZABETHAN GRILL Fresh SEAFOOD specialities Succulent ROASTS from the SILVERWAGON Luncheon buffet on: SUNDAYS: TIFFIN CURRY THURSDAYS: RUSTTAFEL Let's meet at Raffles! Please call us. Tel: *****41.50 words
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Advertisement514 1982-01-21 16 THE JOB OF THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE (a residential programme) March 28 April 2,1982 Apollo Sentosa, Singapore Organised by: Sngapore Institute of Management IMBX Management Development Institute Sponsored by Asian Association of Management Organisations (AAMO) Obfeeffve The objective of the seminar will be to develop systematic ways of thinking about corporate514 words
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Miscellaneous53 1982-01-21 16 OUTLOOK for Singapore today: Mainly fair and windy. Repsrt tor 24 knn ftttteatrpirt: prlw to 7JI pm m 4m tt Maximum temperature 3L7 Associated humidity 52 Minimum temperature 23.6 Associated humidity 87 Hours of sunshine 8.25 Rainfall in millimetres.. Nil Total rainfall for the month 115.5 Total rainy days for53 words
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Article184 1982-01-21 17 THE SATTAHIP Commercial Port has reported a net profit of 27.7 million baht in its cargo handling operations during the 1900-81 fiscal year. The port handled more than 727,131 tonnes of cargo mainly heavy machinery and equipment an increase of 171,509 tonnes compared with the184 words
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Article, Illustration682 1982-01-21 17 JUNE LIM - By JUNE LIM INCIDENCES of charterparty frauds are expected to increase as the trade becomes more competitive. This is because shipowners are "quite reluctant to take any precaution which may delay and probably lose their contract", while shippers are interested in getting the lower freight682 words
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Article70 1982-01-21 17 Reuter THE CONFERENCES covering the trades between Europe and India may introduce a congestion surcharge at Madras unless there is a prompt and significant improvement at the port. They said member lines' vessels are experiencing serious delays as a result of continuing congestion at Madras. The disruptionReuter - 70 words
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Article74 1982-01-21 17 AFP HIGHSPEED Shipbuilding and Heavy Engineering Co of Bangladesh, jointly established by Mitsui Engineering and Shipbuilding Co of Japan and Bangladesh interests, has completed construction of a shipyard near Dacca. Mitsui officials said it was designed to build up to 1,000-ton ships and other steel structures. The jointAFP - 74 words
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Article37 1982-01-21 17 AFP A WEST German frigate collided with a British oil tanker in the Atlantic during North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) manoeuvers. The two vessels, the frigate Augsburg and the tanker Tidespring, suffered slight damages. AFPAFP - 37 words
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Article322 1982-01-21 17 Shlpptag Lia* Page C«l Evergreen IV 3 Fesco vn Flotta Lauro V Franco-Be lg m Fransmer DC Fran NVOC VI Freight Links V X 1 Freight Management V Frota V Fujiwara VI GBN vn Globe Une VI Gold Star VI Golden Line VI Gulf Shpg VI HajShpg322 words
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Article710 1982-01-21 18 ALGERIA Algiers —Dec 22, 8-10 days for general and at least 30 days for grain. Annaba Dec 22, 3-4 days. Oran Dec 22, 2-3 days. ARGENTINA Bahia Blanca End Dec 7 vessels in port, 6 vessels expected. Buenos Aires End Dec. 13 ocean-going vessels discharging, 16 loading and710 words
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Article1631 1982-01-21 18 QUIET chartering was seen In all sectors of the freight market on Tuesday but rates generally held steady, shipbrokers said. Continued demand was seen for coal out of Hampton Roads mainly reflecting the coal miners strike in New South Qales and Queensland and rates tended dearer. A 55,0001,631 words
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643 1982-01-21 18 THE PHILIPPINE government may implement a "one-stop shop" concept in shipping documentation soon to facilitate the processing of papers needed whenever a ship arrives at port. The plan has been presented to President Marcos for approval. Transport Minister Jose P Dans, Jr said643 words
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430 1982-01-21 18 THE FIRST container service devoted exclusively to a bulk commodity starts from the UK next month. During the next two years, half a million tonnes of coking coal will be moved from a Kent coalfield through the port of Dover to Zeebrugge in Belgium. The430 words
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Article321 1982-01-21 19 THAILAND'S board of Investment (Bol) has opposed the Cabinet's decision obliging It to enforce new regulations requiring government-promoted firms to use only Thai shipping lines to transport their imported and exported goods. The 80l claimed that it has no authority under the Investment Promotion Act to enforce321 words
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483 1982-01-21 19 IN LINE with its plans to substantially reduce its fleet of Swedish-flag ro-ro tonnage, the Johansson group has sold two of the vessels ascribed to the Atlanticargo operation. Meanwhile, the group has withdrawn a third ship and replaced her on the Atlantic run483 words
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Article, Illustration594 1982-01-21 19 INTER-UNION rivalry could cause another turbulent year on Australia's waterfront. Stormy disputes among dock unions, which helped make Australia's ports the most strikebound of all the world's ports in 1981, are expected to intensify in 1982. At the heart of the labour trouble, observers594 words
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6557 1982-01-21 24 SCHEDULE A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of6,557 words
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Article641 1982-01-21 25 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO AT CONTAINER TERMINAL Ship's Voy ETA Lin«« Gdn Op. Lelse Maersk 8202 21.1.82 0730 MAersk 51 TT Bunga Angsana 28NB 21.1.82 1500 Leo Shpg TA 4 TT Andros 41NB 21.1.82 0900 Leo Shpg TA 4 VC Bunga Penaga 2B/3A 21.1.82641 words
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Article527 1982-01-21 25 ARRIVALS KEPPEL WHARVES Bunga Melor (after Blue Kocfai Must starboard alongside UTM/L A D/L) 33/34 Cherry Manis (after Temburong Cang Shan) 28 Crikvenica (1830 after Manoloeverett) 44 Equator HI (8700) 22 Kota Cempaka (0700 after Kota Buana) 10/11 King Bird (1500 after Bai Yun Shan) 23 Nedlloyd527 words
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Article1816 1982-01-21 25 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A B Arhlpelege Shpg Singapore Shpg Agencies (S)/Euro-Asia Line (PN KL PK) AdrbkUr Caatalaer ContinenUi Feeders <S) Cargo Freight (PK). AFT.A Singapore Shipping Agencies (S)/ Euro-Asia Line (PK PN) Atr»-EirMto Line Tranagroup Pte Ltd (S).1,816 words
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Article, Illustration1059 1982-01-21 26 FT FOR THE PAST 17 months, more than 70 vessels have been immobilised in or near the Shatt-al- Arab waterway, off the Gulf, as a result of the Z Iraqi-Iranian war. Their entrapment has "created problems for the maritime world. Each involves manyFT - 1,059 words
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Article, Illustration454 1982-01-21 26 INDICATIONS of the deJJgree to which Asian markets for, North American agricultural products are can be found by •examining trans-Pacific ex*port statistics. US sales alone were ex- pected to increase from US$l4 billion to almost $17 billion by the end of fiscal year 1981. These figures not454 words
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Article, Illustration180 1982-01-21 26 NEDLLOYD EAC Agencies, agents for Nedlloyd Lines of the Netherlands and the international shipping consortium ScanDutch, have announced the appointments of Mr Jiwph BMoKlpLUag as marketing manager (Nedlloyd) and Mr Ckmmg AM Fatt as marketing manager (ScanDutch). Mr Joseph Boon joined Nedlloyd EAC in September 1970, and180 words
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199 1982-01-21 26 THE SINGAPORE National Maritime Board's training ship received a donation from Esso Tankers Inc (ETI) recently in the form of a Bridge Rudder Steering Stand. The stand was initially installed on the bridge of ETl's very large crude carrier, the Esso Honolulu. The superintendent199 words
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Article131 1982-01-21 26 AFP JAPAN'S ship exports decreased sharply in 1981 from the previous year due to a slump in foreign demand for bulk carriers. The Japan Ship Exporters' Association said Japanese shipyards contracted to build 293 ships aggregating 5,296,000 gross tons for foreign shipowners last year. TheAFP - 131 words
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477 1982-01-21 26 HONGKONG owners, which are among the most buoyant operators in shipping, have begun to hedge their bets strongly against the recession. To the consternation of shipyards, a number of entrepreneurs based in the colony are attempting to negotiate postponement of deliveries. The problem stems477 words
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Article, Illustration218 1982-01-21 26 KENYA is to take a further step in its industrial development programme by building a major container terminal to handle its principal exports. The terminal will be built at a specially cleared site at the port of Mombasa, which is expected to handle about 400,000218 words
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Article184 1982-01-21 26 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/Europe, Far East Persian Gulf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (FAB EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services. "K" Line. Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Orient Overseas Container Line. Cho Yang Shipping. ANRO (STRAITS/AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia/Straits Container184 words
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Advertisement461 1982-01-21 17 HEUNG-A SHIPPING KOREA FLAG VSLS Regular Liner Semi-Container Service To: P.Kelang/Keelunc/Busan/lnchon Fm: Busan/H.Koof/Banjkok Td S pore: *****11 P.K. *****4, PN *****5 K.L. *****0 >!&, .1A RI) 1M AMAH SAJ_L//yg Tw OK.itnt Overseas Ca*iUu*ieA Line FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) *KOREAN lACENON 16N 22/1 23/1 10/2 11/2 13/2 15/2461 words
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Advertisement390 1982-01-21 17 OSEALORDS UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG) GULF EXPRESS MULTI-PURPOSE SERVICES Loading for freakb^Q^ Dammam (4/3). Kuwait (7/3). Doha (10/3), Abu Dhabi (13/3) Mma Qaboos (19/3) Kuwait (22/3), Shuaiba (25/3), Dammam (28/3). Bahrain (31/3), Doha (3/4), Abu Dhabt (6/4), Jubatl (9/4) BN SHUHAD V.41 17/2 BN Al ATHEER V, FULLY390 words
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Advertisement18 1982-01-21 17 LONDON Freights PORT Conditions SHIPPING Schedule CONTAINER Schedules WHO Acts for Whom SHIPS In Port REGIONAL Weather CONSORTIA18 words
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Advertisement617 1982-01-21 17 cnan Algerian National Line WE SERVE MEDITERRANEAN AND ALGERIAN PORTS PLEASE SEE PAGE IV Agents lINIMCIFIC TRANS ft TRAOMfi AfiENCY PTE. LTD Tel *****4 (5 lines) SINGAPORE G3 MAERSK LINE EXPORT FULL CONTAINER SERVICES TO: U.S. PACIFIC. GULF. ATLANTIC. EAST CANADA. ASIAN PORTS Siacaporc (LoncbeachfNew York Philadelphia p*r tfW ALBERT617 words
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Advertisement795 1982-01-21 18 MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPN. BERHAD WISMA MISC, N0.2, JALAN CONLAY, P.O. BOX 371, KUALA LUMPUR 04-09, MALAYSIA. TEL: *****8 TELEX: MA *****, *****, ***** ***** CONTAINER SERVICE Feeder *T Keiai* Mmi B PtNAGA 22/1 NHON B DAHLIA 29/1 SELAMM B PtNAGA 5/2 B SUM B DAHLIA 12/2 DELFT B PtNAGA795 words
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Advertisement276 1982-01-21 18 J SUPERCARRIER SERVICE FROM: US GULF US ATLANTIC EAST CANADA fen* {..mM I N frtoaa I Mtom I T«t tM Bi a/i a/i ?7i a/i n/i »/i 11/1 2/2 vi in in a/z 13/2 KXTMMUI "BARBER TOBA" 2/2/12 "BARBER MENEBTHEUB" 4/2/12 "BARBER KARA" 11/2/12 TO: PANAMA US ATLANTIC EAST CANADA276 words
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Advertisement685 1982-01-21 19 gffWt The Straits fgUjg Steamship Group Overseas Containers Limited JPHIf STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, JBBrunei Ports and Bangkok Containonhip Sorvice To/From Bangkok 2*-27 k* n- M k* M FaA MM Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak and Brwi s rum m a« uen a«t STM flls $7MfTS Hit Sl* ■Man685 words
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Advertisement494 1982-01-21 19 It-'. 1 -Ill: fjg Franco Belgian Services Mf 1, A (f o^SOe 1 FVU COMTMRSHT SOU P KHANE La Howe Ite HW» rh»»w I'aorp CHM CONIMO 7Ma 15 ft* If Fob 20 Fob 21 Feb 23 Fa* MX CONCOtt IF* ft Fat n Fob IMa 4Ma i Mar OCWUB PMI494 words
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Advertisement646 1982-01-21 20 JC Hapag-Lloyd TO COMTITCNI UK Efce Mini /J/l lb 2 9/2 11/2 12/2 1 Ml M 2 14? 16? 17/2 1 Bourn V 7 28 2 22 2 24 2 25/? 2 Thames Maru 8 3 26,2 28 2 1/3 larp Bay 2 '3/? 1/3 3/3 5/3 6/3 Berutto* 11646 words
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Advertisement401 1982-01-21 20 I Mmmmmr ami KOREA SHIPPING CORPORATION ALTAIR 171W ALTAR 172E VEGA 169W SPORE 24-26 Jan 24-26 Jan 12-14 Feb VEGA 170EI 12-14 Feb P. Kelant PENANG 27-28 Jan 29-30 Jan FROM BUSAf BANGKOK 27-28 ian 29-30 Jan TO BUSAN 15-17 Feb 18-20 Feb FROM BUSAft BANGKOK 15-17 Feb 18-20 Feb401 words
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Advertisement572 1982-01-21 20 EVERGREEN LINE FAR EAST/EUWW CONTAINER SERVICE ACCEPTMG FCI I ICI CARGO FOR: [»tr Victory 21/1 11/2 IJ/2 IS/2 17/2 \%/7 K m 1,7 'wf "v? /w n/K ivtr foyi|tr r/z j/3 j/j j/3 i/i t/i Im> i#mi w/m n/i 9/03 ii/u i 3/l j VM l(/t) AISO ACCEPTING LCL/FCL I572 words
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Advertisement1009 1982-01-21 20 Everett Lines Burma Five Star Shipping Corpn. "BURMESE NATIONAL LINE' LOWING FOR RANGOON P Kt4jnf Pttunf PHRSHWGTRWTWR 711n tm nun M/i fit M ——\/7 ftt 3/5 HTO*T*A VU F* BFSSC Agents m Motaywo BOUSTEAD SHIPPING TEL NOS KL *****4/*****7—PKELANG *****1/8 PENANG *****1/8 DISCHARGING ONLY Campanu Argentine Ot tiicrrr- l«e»e»iWinent«l A1,009 words
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Advertisement365 1982-01-21 20 inni», luursuay, <fanuar> t.i, uoi IELO.S.E. OCEAN SHIPPING ENTERPRISES PTE i.fD. Jl SANKYO LINT! JAPAN/STRAITS SERVICE SANKOUMARU KAtSEI MARU OASIS VISCOUNT peony KORYU OCEAN RESOURCES TAJSHO MAJHJ GARSA DUA PA2ESTRELIA SUNUFE 17-11/2 l»-2t/2^ oqan sttfn i EWTortiss rn iro m *****44/71 mun US! ASM SMPPMC SON M TU 4*4(44/*****1 EAST365 words
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Advertisement890 1982-01-21 21 PIL GROUP FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO COLOMBO. HOOEIDAH, JEDDAH AQABA S'PORE I COLOMBO I HOOEIOAH IJEDOAH AQABA I COLOMBO 23-24/3 27-28/4 e-7/4 11-12/5 'i EG23I ■i 22-23/4 27-28/5 Accepting LCL Cargo to Colombo, Aqaba and Hodaidah. S.E.A. Container Faadar Sarvlca SINGAPORE/PT KELANG/BANGKOK/HONGKONG/MANILA ACCEPTING LCL/FCL/REEFER CONTAINERS NEP. AGATE NEP. ZIRCON NEP.890 words
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Advertisement648 1982-01-21 21 BEN LINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS COMTAKR SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE io cum estst »»y asiirt KBURG B'HAVEN R OAM HAVRE SOTON German, Aintra btotkt France UUK fUa«Sporc tty X IM M M W L»l»B*y bM MM SjM um a/1 */I VI V 2 4/2 w* faM n/i a/i a/i 11/2 12/2 22/1648 words
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Advertisement671 1982-01-21 21 i Scan Dutch U WEEKLY EXPRESS CONTAINER TO MID/UK/wr^r AM SERVICE tOMC* S SIM 22/1 su MSONlaPorl OMftM hwv*u» a/1 Msona/i 0 «M« f ACi JO/1 .'IL M 6°" oat* »mass 12/2 ANSON 11/2 f.JP* 64 13/2 •1/2 APATMK IS;J IS/2 lt/2 11/2 22/2 23/2 IS/3 16/3 18 3 0671 words
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Advertisement517 1982-01-21 21 a BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BANK LINE EXPRESS INDEPENDENT SERVICE TO UK/CONT (ACCEPTING CONTAINERS ONLY) SPORE R OAM HULL HMBG IVYBANK 26 Jon 20 Feb 23 Feb 27 Feb CLYDEBANK- 10 Feb 7 Mor 10 Mor 14 Mor FORTHBANK 17 Mor 12 Apr 15 Apr 20 Apr Alio loods P. Kelong517 words
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Advertisement754 1982-01-21 22 k» LINE TO NORTH AMERICA [arte feeder muk also tttbhk on r«pmt. Cjrpn also acceplaMe N* Oakland, Vancouver Portland. Houston, Galveston, Mm Oteam, Boston St Mai. PMad*taa. NorfA BaMmoit Savarauh. lacksonvfc JAPAN-STRAITS-JAPAN Vessel Spore monti eicraio vi 20/1 KANSAI PttCER V 4 2/2 WHORE BRCGE V? 7/2 To CHIN ictMdl754 words
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Advertisement503 1982-01-21 22 VIC CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAINER/REEFER SERVICE loj** far LOS ANKLES SMI FRANCISCO SEATTLE. TACOMA VANCOUWI C Acc«ptn( Fa/Fa CanlwMfi P Mar* Smppore I Anfetn AfALUr < Fa* SF* lite AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE "WSHVA ASHA"__ "WSHVA lAIANS" Fa Ma*» Cal Mxkn I bir CjA M**n CAaUti NEW ZEALAND503 words
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Advertisement700 1982-01-21 22 SINGAPORE SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE. LTD 20TM FLOOR. OCEAN BUILDING SINGAPORE 0104 MARKETING *****2 (3 LINESI GENERAL *****1 114 LINESI TERMINAL OFFICE *****83 TELEX RS ***** RS 2SSM A/B CARSHIP CABLE CARGOSHIP r d rramii lte«|i«Hial liOiitahier Linos 2 SAILINGS A WEEK to/from BANGKOK *1* «K SPOK 29/30 tan 2/3 F(«700 words
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Advertisement739 1982-01-21 22 KORINS MARITIME SERVICES E Room 6C 1. ICB Building. Shenton Way. Sinqaixxe Tol *****2? *****67 P Kelang Tel *****4/*****5 MIODU EAST/RED SEA/EUROPE SERVICES S pore R Kelang Loading For: BUNGA VANDA 2 Feb Mufcala/Aden/Salalah ARUKAMAL 2 Feb Dubai/Bandar Abbas/ Bandar Khomeri HAEWOO NO. 2 4 Feb Aleiandria/Pt. Said/ieddah WONSBON 20739 words
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Advertisement620 1982-01-21 22 ■NTRASEA (PTE) LTD Suiti- 2b 1 <>. Intorn.'jtion.ri f'l.i/.i An-.or. Hi) Sinya|X)i«- 10l 1 (lOlim-s) bflVii f BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK FULL CONTAINER WEST BOUND SERVICE Smgapore Loadnf for: YH KM WBI2I 28 Jan WdahLanasjol/M'teiev r Hamtwi/tatttrdam/iiw, AKIWTAS MR 122 8 Mar —do accepting Containers to Beirut/Tripoi/Latakia/Tartoui/ Aleiandria/Bajhdad FULL CONTAINER620 words
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Advertisement637 1982-01-21 23 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): 16W N GARNET IJACCJM 13* HK CONTAINER 29W. A CONCORD 3* C PAUL m Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia S pore Closing Times: FCL Cargo 1400 25/1 LCL Cargo 0200 25/1 FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) C CONTAIO 14E HK CONTAIO 2K. A CONCORD637 words
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Advertisement644 1982-01-21 23 MALDIVE LINES MALDIVE CREST Loading For Male MALDIVE NOVEL Loading For Hodetdah/Jeddah MALDIVE NAVIGATOR Loading For Salalah/ Dubai/Kuwait MALDIVE PEACE Loading For Dar E Salam MALDIVE IMPORTER Loading For Male BARBARY Loading For ieddah/Dafcar MALDIVE PROGRESS Loading For Salalah/Bahram/ Dammam/Kuwait ETA KUANTAN ETA PORT KELAN 25/1/82 30/1/82 In F 25/1/82644 words
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Advertisement684 1982-01-21 23 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD S*BOV BULDMG 55. Mvtet Strut Seaport 0104 Irtfphooe Nuntors *****3 (15 Lmes) r Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** P KELANG M/S SHAWM T NAM SOON SDN BM> IST ANO 2NO FLOOR NO 1 IALAN CtMPFNWG PORT684 words
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Advertisement293 1982-01-21 25 x,. EGYPTIAN INTFBNATIDNAI I INF fFII > INTERNATIONAL LINE (EIL> EGYPTIAN FLAG DIRECT LINER SERVICE TO EGYPT (PORT SUEZ PORT SAID ALEXANDRIA) STOK PT. SUD rTSiUD ALEXAMMJA EVJT* "SI Mi M Mar 19 Mar 22 MX U VOT 19 Mar IS Mar 30 Aer 2 ut SWWU »Y2l Apr 15293 words
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Advertisement287 1982-01-21 25 ft JOHORE SHIPPING Ljr 15J JALAN TENGKU BADAR PORT KELANG c SELANGOR MALAYSIA HAJ SHIPPING SDN. BERHAD Express Unrtfoad Service from P. Ketang East Malaysia Brunei HAYATI V: 1/12 HA YAH V: 2/82 HAYATI V: 3/12 HAMDAH V: 2/12 HAMDAHV: 3/12 HAMDAH V: 4/S2 mm *.2/92 P. KELANG 24/1/12 14/2/R2287 words
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Advertisement285 1982-01-21 25 r,.- c'.- V. Agents tor P T CESURI LLOYD P T BAMAAI BAMTIRA 304 305 3rd Floor Ocean M|. rn n Tot 9SSSC BSMS mOQ?9 SINGAPORE/INDONESIA SERVICE ET* no IOttOS FOR PRASETIA 22 lan 22 Jan Jakarta Acciptai briakbuft mi fa cwtmn 6ATK 30 lan 5 Fab Swabaya/Semarane/ Banjarmasii BMtfM285 words
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Advertisement170 1982-01-21 25 DIRECT SERVICE TO SOUTH AFRICA/ EAST AFRICA ETA Looding for BONZA 4 Feb Dorb.an/Momboso/ Dar-Es-Salaam Gfncr.ii At.j»'n?s KORINS MARITIME SERVICES R K)rn t>ol ICB Bu lclmq Shenfc n Wav Si-xjapof Indian Ocean Feeder Service Ag*nt» SINGAPORE SHIPPING AGENCIES (PTE.) LTD. MARKETING TEL *****? TEL *****1 120 LINES) THE MALAY STATES170 words
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Advertisement125 1982-01-21 25 FRANSMER (GROUPAGE) SERVICE Fronsmor Sorvicos (S) Pto Ltd Unit B. 4th Floor (05-02) Chong Qiwm Huot Industrial Building, 12, Arumugom Rood, off Poyo Labor pore 1440 I SioooDrrr tTTET poro 1440 P.O. Box 519 *****6 (5 linos) Totoi. I Singapore RS ***** 9146 FRAMER FCL/LCL SERVICE TO AUSTRALIA Colling ot125 words
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Advertisement145 1982-01-21 26 WORLD pP* LINE REGULAR SERVICES JAPAN/HONGKONG/STRAITS men GOUXM LIKE SMMSS SPORE 142 J«L 21/29 1-74 FA. 4/5 L-K Fib. 11/12 1-54 F«fe. It/19 mmm tmea <s) m ltd 84. Ml ft, M Tra* Caata. PKELANG Jan. 30/31 Fife 6/7 F«b. 13/14 F«fe. 20/21 T* *****11 Nrt Rata* Gm Af«rt HUT145 words
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Advertisement164 1982-01-21 26 to remove undersirable pands. NOTICES REQUIRE PROMPT 3/5000 DWT CARGO VESSEL FOR TRIP TIME CHARTER ABOUT 45 DAYS Singapore/Arabian Gulf Range (Excluding Iron/ Iraq) Please Telex only firm offer with ships details for sport fixing to RS ***** DONG SUNG SHIPPING CO. LID. N.V. "ORIENTAL BEAR" FROM BONO KONG KEELUNG164 words
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Advertisement71 1982-01-21 26 TOKO LINE M.V. "APAJtEJ" VOY-M wiM m IM Juury, IK MV "TOMOSHDMA Mill" VOY-1 IRlvri M Ittt Jltun, IMI Consignees aU damaged cargoes rx the abow captioned vessels are hereby notify that the General Survey will be held on Friday 22nd January, 1982 at Jurong Port Godown No. 1 from71 words
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Miscellaneous170 1982-01-21 26 m ~A Regional Weather M a n/« •3 P. 15 A 21! •> as a M e LL*£ C yA aWind direction with speed in knots SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. LEGEND j R Thunderstorm Temperature °C y Shower Weather Wind direction with speed in170 words
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