The Business Times, 28 March 1983

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    10 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 67/1/83 MONDAY, MABCH IMS 60 CENTS
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    Marginal rise in OCBC group profits
    608 1 PROFTTS of the OverseaChinese Banking Corporation group grew only marginally last year, reflecting the slowdown in the banking sector. For the 13 months ended Dte a, MB, the OCBC group managed to record a 14 per cent rise in group net profit to traJHstfltwi
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    Challenges facing Indonesia in 2000
    249 1 THE creation of a productive environment would be eno of the moat chaDsngtng problems for the seal This waa stated by Profeaaor Sumitro DJoJohadlkusumo, an adviser to the Indonesian government on economic matters, eaergy and research and technology. Speaking at the aanuul dinner of the
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    MUI unit declares 10pc stake in C&C
    438 1  -  By ALAN LEE THE MALAYAN United Industrie® group has broken the deafening silence over its rumoured takeover of the Cycle A Carriage group. In the first bit of information since the takeover rumour started two to three weeks ago, Pan Malaysia Cement Works
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    C Itoh bid is lowest for Seraya project
    178 1 C ITOH, one at the top Japansne trading houses, has submitted the lowest Ud in the tender tar construction of ancillary facilities for the Pulau Seraya power station. The tender, which dosed last week. Is tar the building of circulation water conduits,
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    Ohbayashi-Gumi clinches $19m government contract
    488 1  -  ANGELINE TAN UNDERLINING Its competitive stance here, Ohbayashi-Gumi af Japes has clinched another multimflHon contract for a government project. The company has obtained a $19J million contract to coMstiuct a tunnel and pipeline for the of the Ulu Pandan sewage treatment works effluent outfiQL This
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    Lock icon Bans on ships held in Australia lifted
    130 1 Reuter SEAMEN'S UNION bane on three *4» waiting to enter Anrtmltaa porta have been lifted after a Mend court granted an interim to the ships' owners, Industry sources in Syihiey aaid. The court granted the injunction on an by Columbus Line, owner of
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  • BRIEFLY...
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      Lock icon LNG supplies
      72 1 Reuter MALAYSIA will supply Japan with six million tonnes of liquefied natural gas (LNG) every year for the next V years under an agreement signed in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Tbe agreement, signed after four years at negotiations, is between Malaysia's state-owned oil and gas agency, Petronas, and the
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      Lock icon Steel complex
      77 1 Reuter CHINA has decided to go ahead with the construction of the second stage of the troubled Baoshan steel complex near Shanghai. The New China News Agency said China suspended USH.S billion worth of contracts with Japanese and West German companies in 1980 after serious financial and technical
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      Lock icon Overstated threat
      86 1 AFP THE Reagan Administration has overstated the Soviet threat to South-east Asia aa part of an apparent bid to justify greater military outlays, Indonesian Foreign 1 Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja said in Bangkok yesterday. He called expressions of US concern a "scare" and linked them to the annual budget
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      Lock icon Oil import plans
      63 1 UPI THE JAPANESE government to import Alaskan crude oil through private deals in a bid to reduce Japan'» trade surplus with the US. Kyodo News Agency yesterday quoted oflirtsls at the Ministry of International Trade and Industry as saying the plan is also aimed at diversifying Japan's
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      Lock icon Military alert
      55 1 AFP THE ENTIRE armed farces of the Philippines has been placed on high alert to forestall reported plans of the Communist New People 1 Army (NPA) to celebrate its 14th anniversary tomorrow with widespread violence. Chief of Staff General Fabian yesterday ordeied the alert after receiving intelligence reports
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      Lock icon Relief operation
      69 1 AFP THE Indian government has announced a massive relief operation for more than 80 million people affected by drought in the country, amid fears that the situation could become critical if monsoon rains fail again. A nationwide survey conducted by the Press Trust of India said at least
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      Lock icon Fraser to quit
      69 1 Reuter FORMER Australian prime minister Malcolm Fraser said in Canberra yesterday he would quit politics on Thursday, Just 26 days after his Conservative government was swept from power by the Labour Party. The election defeat waa a bitter blow to Mr Fraser who, in calling the «nap
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    Developing nations' concern about pollution valid
    229 1 EFFORTS towards IndustrlsHastloa aad technological advaace are not Incompatible with msnsvss to protect the environment. Prnfcsw S Jayakumar, Minister at State (Law and Home Affairs), said this at the opening of aa environmental law ssmlnar organised by the International Bar Association. Developing nwlilee, he
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    Training body seeks more employer participation
    480 1  -  By RICHARD SEAH THE Shiga pore Training and Development Aaoditkm (Stada) will be trying to get employers more involved in to acthltlea. By doiag bo, it hopes employer* wffl gala a better understanding of boar to get the most out of training. This Is
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      259 1 Call Wayfoong at 737-7977 for a fast decision on your loan Waytoong Mortgage ma Franc* (S) Ltd Tha Hoogtiong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Snaw Houaa. 364 Orchard Road »0i 01 Singapore 0923 AP No 3863 I AMERICAN Express has moved aggressively from its traditional power base of the card and
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      85 1 The best n Get your paperwork done easier and quicker with Sony's BM-510 microcassette portable dictator and the BM-715T microcassette desktop transcriber. With the BM-510 you can put your ideas down wherever you're. Once your dictation is done the BM-715T will help your secretary speed through the transcription. Together, both
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      116 1 (Corporate pMKJwill wilh s iMitnMiAfMHIHWMiIM Tri 474 MA 47MM9 Trior R*****0 Super Executive"!" Class 4 4 And discover an exclusive private world of your own From April, japan Air Lines takes off with a new standard in air travel for business executives. The Super Executive Class. Super-wide seats with foot
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  • MANAGEMENT
    • Article, Illustration
      Lock icon Bold rapid diversification by American Express
      1605 2  -  American Express has moved aggressively from its traditional power base of the card and travellers' cheque operations, intent on establishing itself as a giant financial services company. WILLIAM HALL and PAUL TAYLOR reflect on its strategy. WILLIAM HALL and PAUL TAYLOR FT "WHAT a
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      Disarmingly soft-spoken personality
      301 2 ROBINSON is a (tisarmlngly soft-spoken son of an Atlanta banker who did not need to it In Us own right but has. A vwitute heart following a spell in the corporate department of White Weld, he also has a streak of visionary verve. His cofleagues don't know
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      Book on advertising laws in S'pore raises eyebrows
      935 3  -  »*.a_ wttn TSANG SAU YIN LAWS Relating to Advertising in Singapore is the sensible-sounding name of a 184-page book which has raised some eyebrows in the advertising ty."Released almost two weeks ago, the book is the result of work commissioned by the
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      SIM's action learning approach
      1292 3  -  By TSANG SAU YIN THE 18th annual general meeting of the Singapore Institute of Management held last Friday evening had the motto "To do better the things we have been doing". This year's activities ranged from introducing new programmes to translating and publishing Japanese management books
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      203 2 When you are investing or trading with Australia, or it you are thinking of doing so. it's important to choose the bank that knows Australia best. That bank is the Commonwealth Trading Bank of Australia. With its large network of branches throughout Australia, the Commonwealth Trading Bank of Australia's knowledge
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      172 2 X v: r m Now Save Wkter Speakman Autofto Shower Head 20— FLOW RATE COMPARISON (NORMAL VS. AUTOFLO®) FLOW RATE OF NORMAL SHOWER FLOW RATE OF AUTOFLO" SHOWER 40 SO 60 PRESSURE (POUNDS PER SO INCH) As demonstrated on the chart and assuming one 5 minute shower is taken each
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      68 3 GETARQUND SINGAPORE IN A FIRST CLASS CAR WITH A FIRST CLASS DRIVER AT ECONOMY CLASS RATES Latest model Mercedes Benz 200 Speciat9tosßateSsl7snett Special one-way Airport Transfer Ss3s Cars dispatched promptly via two-way radio Experienced and courteous chauffeur/guides e Hire for an hour, s day, a week, a month In-car telephone
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Federal Reserve may have to tighten policy
      748 4 NYT THE US Federal Reserve system, which has supplied funds to the economy readily In the first quarter to hold down interest rates, may have to tighten its policy soon to avoid a major increase in credit costs later in 1883. A number
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      Lock icon Andropov hits out at Reagan arms policy
      540 4 Reuter SOVIET leader Yuri Andropov has accused US President Reagan of pulling the rug from under disarmament talks by departing from fundamental principles understood by both sides. Andropov said in an interview with the Soviet Communist Party newspaper, Pravda, Reagan had formulated a
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      Lock icon Population may soon exceed economic growth
      412 4 Reuter GROWTH in population may soon exceed economic growth in countries accounting for more than half the world's population, the Worldwatch Institute said in a report. Lester Brown, president of the non-profit research group, said the gap between rich and poor countries will widen
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      Lock icon Threat from 'mini-Japans'
      336 4 UPI AMERICAN Senator Paul Tsongas bas warned that Japan's industrial successes have spawned a "farm system" of other countries that threaten to topple US economic pre-eminence. Tsongas told a meeting of the National Conference of State Legislatures in Boston even the US high technology industry could be
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      Lock icon Fall of 0.3pc in Italian GDP
      185 4 AP THE Italian economy continued to feel the effects of world recession in 1982 with domestic output (gross domestic product) failing by 0.3 per cent in real terms, Budget Minister Guido Bodrato reported. But in a presentation to Premier Amintore Fanfani's Cabinet, Bodrato said
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      Union opposes US Steel's deal with Britain
      257 4 THE United Steelworkers Union said it is "exerting every effort" to prevent US Steel Corp from buying semi-finished steel from Britain. The union said last Friday that a deal between US Steel and British Steel Corp "would be a classic case of hypocrisy"
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      Lock icon Exxon found liable for US$895 million of overcharges
      257 4 UPI AN AMERICAN federal Judge has found Exxon Corp liable for US$B96 million of overcharges on crude oil it took from its Texas oil fields between 1975 and 1981. US district Judge Thomas Flannery, in a 115-page opinion, found the large US
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      Lock icon US-Taiwanese pact on anti-counterfeiting
      163 4 Reuter THE US and Taiwan have agreed to Join efforts to combat counterfeiting and provide better protection for patent owners, officials in Taipei said. The Taiwan Board of Foreign Trade officials said on Saturday, at the end of a US-Taiwan anti-counterfeit-ing conference, the two countries had
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      Lock icon Bank secrecy defended
      139 4 Reuter BAHAMAS Prime Minister Sir Lynden Plndling has defended banking secrecy laws, but proposed a system for exchanging Information on international crime. Addressing a meeting of bankers and financiers in Nassau, Bahamas, recently, Sir Lynden said: "We do not believe that bank secrecy laws should be condemned
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      Lock icon Soviets working on rocket defence shield
      231 4 UPI SOVIET scientists are already working on a nuclear defensive shield like the one suggested for the US by President Reagan, former West German defence minister Franz Josef Strauss said. "The only difference between the two sides is that the West is announcing it
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      545 4 OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) The Directors are pleased to announce the following AUDITED RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 1982 The profits of the Company and the Group for the year ended 31 December 1982 after providing for taxation, diminution in value of
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      64 4 CBD OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE PHONE *****4' *****0 Jones Lang /jfl M <*% K y OHOM OKOH JAPANESE RESTAURANT Supreme Houee: 4ih Fir Penang Rd Tet *****61 Change Airport: 3rd Fir Passenger Terminal Bldg (above depi hall) Tel *****41 □lETHELM Furniture that has no equal Showrooms: 0402 Singapore Shopcng 190
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  • REVIEWS
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      A touching portrayal
      602 5  -  By BERNADETTE CHOOI IT IS bard (or anyone, let alone someone who has never lived in India and is not an Indian, to understand the life and emotions of Mahatma Gandhi. Yet, after watching Sir Richard Attenborough's three-hour long epic on India's greatest political and spiritual leader,
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      BRIDGE NOTES
      372 5 Forcing the declarer LOOKING through some old bridge files, I came across the following interesting comments by Mr H.S. Ho in 1975. Mr Ho is a well-known bridge player who has represented Singapore in the Far East Bridge Championships. The deal was from a set of hands selected
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      Simple but emotional
      622 6  -  By ALVIN CHOW IT'S NOT often that quality movies come our way. When they do, they usually don't last long enough. The reason (or that, according to the promoters, is that local audiences are not fully appreciative of such Alms. Hopefully, An Officer and a Gentleman will
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      Fun evening of music
      788 7  -  By PATRICIA GOH HAVE you ever wondered how the proI gramme for an evening of symphonic music comes about? An overture, a concerto and a symphony are usually part of the rule, each of which should ideally reflect music from different periods. The only exception is
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      Lock icon Cheever's heroes — always lovers
      795 7 Cheever's heroes always lovers NYT Ok What A Paradise It Seems By Ma Cheever Kaapf, 1M pages Reviewed by ANATOLE BBOYARD OF ALL the major American writers, John Cheever seems to be the most spontaneous. Since that word has been so much abused ril add I take it to refer
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      256 5 BIOTECH SYSTEMS AND ERGO TOP (mode and imported from USA) VDT furniture that increases efficiency while reducing fatigue. A*w 27: 31 h 4 mm t Just like your computer, Biotech —i Systems and Ergo Top are adaptable and uniquely designed BP" to satisfy your special requirements simply, inexpensively and efficiently.
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      27 5 »J *1 L I SB Wienerwald M 'Vhichever vay you say it, it's vunderful.' novotel orchid inn 214, Dunearn Road, Singapore 1129. For reservations, call: 250 3322.
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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      520 5 I -11-OIE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 But it may be an honour to accept! (5) 6 Fanner on the football field? (5) 9 King alone: but not all day 10 Reduce the great to small pieces (5) 11 Letter opener! (5) 12 Collector's piece, possibly, ttds instrument (5) 13
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      1061 6 National Australia Bank National Commercial Banking Corporation of Australia Limited Registered Office: 500 Bourse Street, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Authorised Capital 257,097,650 ordinary stock units of $1 each 142,902,341 ordinary shares of $1 each Stockholders' Funds Issued and paid-up capital 257,097,659 ordinary stock units of $1 each Reserves (Note 2) Unappropriated
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      36 6 BriStoW: Flank BickenS GOOD Te£Rie>Le coeptfuetf oP€j4 iue tpfle latc fecxx... Fpaß— m URTe Offers! Ty<. Socx TMPVTS P\LL Right JOST THIS\ ONCE. I'LL TufcN P\ 6>UHD FOO3CT IT i MPi^CN- T seje>4 NOU RUN P^LCKG
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      153 6 3^! I m CONCERTS TWO-PIANO ndtel by Richard Markham ui David Nettle. Both pianists Im»<i from England. At the Victoria Concert Hall on Friday, 8 pm. Tickets at |3 and $L Opns vm. An evening of classical, contemporary and folk music to celebrate the Institute of Education's 10th anniversary. At
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      297 7 Card tells him where you come from Ours tells him that you've arrived When you carry the new American Express Corporate Card, your Company's financial standing is immediately recognised and accepted in over 160 countries worldwide. The American Express Corporate Card System offers you'and your executives all the advantages of
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      609 7 SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opening folowed by On the Waterfront (Mandarin/r) 3.50 Amphttans 4.00 Story Time (Tamil/r) 4.30 Tennis for the Future 5.00 Paint Along with Nancy Moonfifht on Lake Tahoe 5.25 Rainbow 5.50 The Littlest Hobo 6.15 News 6.25 Science International 6.50 Spiderman and Hb Amazing Friends The Quest
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      231 8 Where to wine, dine and entertain with the American Express' Card HUH. 'if you don't already have the Card, call *****33 tor an application torn" wf fan* j a fresh with Eastern sta rtthedaV a^ s avOU rites. xssjssk $12* P« r v Come to our jt "timmrs V t-
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      175 8 lubertug SriU For lunch. For dinner For a rich I v rewarding experience. A B i> M -'•1 Ml I.n K For reservations call *****77 J k'*) t'llllll'X I'lll'k S) l( Tl ll< >11 Si I y, r l l| K Dine as \i Kisior.niu \l •tii<». cnK ilie m*
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      174 8 Date Time Adults Children I under 12 years) Sunday, April 3 11am —3pm $18++ $12** Paramount Hold Marine Parade Road. Singapore 1544 Trt: 344 5577 A i A hearty set meal that's a gourmet's delight, at a steaichouse that serves only the choicest, most succulent steaks and grills. Businessman's Luncheon:
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      202 8 Jazz upjour favourite drink with the LouisTanThree-Ot W A V i 4 K r\ Get into the beat with Asia's leading jazz musician. Louis Tan. VJ musician, Louis Tan. At The Lounge. Every night/ It's the nicest way to jazz up your favourite drink. A great place to be. my
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      195 8 Not Just Another Continental Restaurant Amid splendid Victorian decor, dine on the choicest of meat, fowl and fnh to the accompaniment of live entertainment. Prime Rib of Beef on the Silver Wagon Juicy Steaks from the U.S. Spanish-style Seafood Gratin de Crabes au Frontage Hath it at down with the
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      LONDON MARKETS
      481 9 COFFEE: Robust* coffee futures on Friday recovered from the day's lows on local dealer booksquaring ahead of the weekend. Prices ended £3 lower to £2 higher in more active positions on a turnover of 3,657 lots, which included 995 crossed trades and 15 options. SUGAB: Raw sugar futures
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      Lock icon Metals finish mostly firmer in London
      1290 9 AFP THE CHAOS in the European Monetary System (EMS) prior to the realignment of the currencies and its adverse effect on sterling, unsettled commodity markets in Londo;) last week. The subsequent agreement among EMS members gave some reassurance, but sterling's fall to new low
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      Local produce market slightly mixed
      257 9 THE Singapore produce market was slightly mixed last week with coconut oil and coffee performing better but pepper prices easing a little. A coffee dealer said the commodity had been very steady during the week, especially during mid-week when there was a sharp increase in
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      RUBBER
      154 9 RUBBER FUTURES in Tokyo on Saturday closed 2.6 to 5.3 yen lower in moderately active trading. Values fell sharply on profit-taking and liquidation centred in distant* as the market was considered overbought, despite higher overnight London advices. Current April tell 2.6 yen to 244.4 yen a kilo and distant
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Amsterdam
      183 9 SMree: ABN/ Renter MAR 25 ABM n* 300 00 2J Khh KLM MJO 162.10 0l» -15 Ahold isojo 73J0 JJ Akin AMCV 56 to 130 00 4-1J Naard«n National Ned Medltojd Mtnb 0e» OrlnUn 37 JO 147.00 •J 15 Amfaa Amrobnk 92.50 90 JO ♦0J 2J IOSJO ***** 1*1
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      Zurich
      188 9 MAR 25 Actions Sulsses Alusulsse Br Alusulsse Reg Brown Borer! Br Francs 270HB MO 307 4-1 -2 Sandos Reg. Sulser Pe Sulser Reg. Swiss Bank Br 1905 200 mo 327 40 5 10 1 1138 10 Swiss Bank Corp „Reg 247 unch vlWI VJTIJJ or. Clba Oelgy PC Clba
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      Paris
      180 9 MAR 25 Fn GROUP B CORBEILLE Alr-Uqulde 480 B S N Orals Danone 1R20 11 Carrefour Financier? de t Union Lafarge 1323 64 50 386 23 0.5 It C S F (ThomsonCM)— Cle Francalse dej Petroles Credit Foncler De France Hachette (Llbralrte) Machines Bull Mlchelln (B) Omnium 210 184
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      Frankfurt
      99 9 MAR 25 Dm M06B ***** 138 30 291 SO MS 81-10 484 00 H 325 00 171 00 177 00 -0.4 Hoecnit Hoesch Hot ten Karsladt 142 80 47 80 ISO SO ***** 0.8 0 9 0 i 3 BMW «ZL.~* Com meribank Contl Qummi Daimler-Benz Degussa Demag Deutsche
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      JOHANNESBURG
      279 9 MAR 25 ♦A Un Steel ao IWCh mniiimii > a Ontsec Wool worth 406 1200 -5 ao A Alpha MO unch MINING8 Abercom AE And CI Amaprop Aiflf Barlows 115 MO 380 uncli -S Anglos Anflvaal 2095 2860 nao unch 10 Blnoors Buffels 1500 9005 -m -ISO C O
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      TORONTO
      195 9 MAR 25 CS 4/Hud Bay Mtn Imp OU IS li* 4* AblUbl A Iran 21 <* JT<* Inco Int Pro* Pipe M 27* Algoma 31*i Int UU 21* 1# unch 4* Buk Moat 29 4* InU Nickel Bank Nova Scotia Bell Tel St 12* unch Kerr Add Lobtav B
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      Milan
      103 9 MAR 25 Lire M ilanc Aaa Ord ***** 500 Bulcfl 283 Mondadori Prl» 3830 10 Bel M850 -636 Montedison 153 unch Central* Ord 2810 -5 Olivetti Ord 2885 -14 Cond Acqua Roma 210 7300 -325 -90 Pirelli And C 3238 38 Erldanla Pirelli Spa 1181 2 rial Ord 3085
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      Brussels
      84 9 MAR 2S FT* FORWARD MARKET Acer i« Or Bru Lamb Hotwk htro Ryl Dutch Skim 1890 4000 1B25 1342 30 as unch t 30 unch Arbed Astur 1238 3U +1 Sor Gen Bel( Soflna 1630 4700 Brwciit UK in Solvmy A 115 Cinpac I |105 45 V Mont 4350
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  • MONEY AND EXCHAGE$
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      Singapore market
      311 9 THE US/Singapore dollar rate opened at 2.0850/70 and was traded between 2.0900/ 10 to 2.0960/70 before closing at 2.0925/35. Trading on the local foreign exchange market last week was steady with a slightly bullish undertone. The Singapore dollar gained strength against all major currencies except against the Australian
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      PLR
      22 9 THE average rate at which major 8$igapore banks are «currently prepared to lend to their fbest customers is f>.23 per cent.
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      Discount
      300 9 THE local money market continued to be easy with the overnight rates sustaining within the 6 5 per cent level last week. The term rates experienced a downward pressure due to reported intervention by the Authority to curb further rises in interest rates in the face of a sluggish
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      Gold
      341 9 PRICES traded within a tight range last week between US$4O6-424 a troy ounce, Gnea and Collier says in its weekly gold review. On the New York Comex the metal closed at US$4l4 for the current delivery month. There was little or no fresh impetus providing direction. While the fear
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      ASIAN $
      160 9 ASIAN ASIAN currency average deposit rates for the week ended March 25: |flj|||| U8$ (BU prieM) Hi«k Low 9H 9*t 99/16 96/16 99/16 9T 16 9H 9"7 ;6 9* 9\» 9* 911/18 9 9K l month 3 months months 12 months Swiss fraac* Hick In 4V, 4% 4V* 315/16 4*
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      Short-term money
      37 9 FOR THE week ended Friday March 25, the range cil rates received fromjShort Deposits (M) Bhd was'as follows: !■■<: 4.5 to 6 pm cent. Geseral tmmi: 4.75 to>.s per cent. Mmmaii of funds totalled 1956 million.
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      London
      202 9 THE DOLLAR closed «lightly weaker on Frk%y as profit-taking in thin conditions overcame the Meets of higher Eurodollar «epo6it rates and speculation by some operators tha) the Federal Reserve majk have tightened its monetary stance. After rising to around the 2.4230 mark level, the bo liar slipped to 2.4155/70
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      7 9 See Page 11 for New York stocks.
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      46 9 This announcement appears as a matter of record only. March 1983 /aO PROMET BERHAD ACQUISITION OF THE ENTIRE ISSUED AND PAID-UP CAPITALS OF RAMUNIA BAUXITE PRIVATE LIMITED MKI KELENGKAPAN SDN BHD (CURRENTLY KNOWN AS PROMET PIPE COATINGS SDN. BHD Advised by QQQQ ***** .4SE4MB4NKERS M4L4YSM BERH4D
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  • MARKET REVIEWS
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      Friday rally steadies nerves
      769 10  -  I! f Singapore hi By CHRIS LIM THE bulls which kept the rally going for the past two-and-a-half months generally took a beating last week but they came back tenaciously on Friday. However, when the week began, there was not much going (or them, at least
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      COMPANY NEWS for the week
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      494 10 Mj K.Lumpur a THE Kuala Lumpur stock market last week saw its long-awaited correction. ibxcept for Friday, when tht market improved, prices remained easier for the rest of the week. Reflecting this, the 30counter New Straits Times Industrial share index fell 24.06 points to 1081.24, the first
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      472 10 SINGAPORE Mwtl Mar B MarB Mar M Mar M foBT ComD: Indicator: ®ST lack: •ST Finance: •STHotth ••ST Prop: *«sr lOaiaci fefeST Plant 80CBC: USES lad: sue wnao 847.82 2070.99 104(31 •0.47 an *38.87 750.32 853J8 824J7 841.79 2081.46 1041.87 (73.10 ***** 940.37 738.44 045.41 812.81 *****4
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      106 11 THE final approval of the asset revaluation bill and of m I-.MI ~t ni.i kin IIS4 UK investment runa oui urted the Milan market last week, although volume was slightly lower. The BCX All-share Index reached 314.93, a new high since September 1981, then declined to 312.70 though mitfiiiiin
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      424 11 New York t AP AS THE stock market has risen to record highs lately, Wall Street's enthusiasm has been tempered by concern over the outlook for interest rates in the United States. Since the start of the year, stock prices have extended the rally
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    330 12 BONG FOK Corporation A.W QKB eXIcTJOcU if»* ifTHff dstf- far the ode of its Oxley Garden property to April 5 to allow more time $r possible purchasers to pi Cor the property. Z The decision to extend the date was taken
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    273 12  -  ■y ALAN LEE UNIRD Ofiism Bank Is Ihs IkM Far the 12 sMotts ended Dm fl, 1«, the grenp tsmsd ta eriy a U per eenf gate la set pre* is 9149J1 ■eaSwneh *arp iinhssl Is the M 4 per esnl grswth achieved hi IIIL
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    702 12  -  FLORENCE CHONG GENTING Bhd withdrew from participating in Queensland'! planned cadno project! because of tough state legislation which would have placed a multi-million dollar investment at Ugh risk. A source dose to Gentings conflrmsd that the legislation the Queensland government's refusal to give an
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    184 12 COLD Storage (Malaysia) Bhd has aimoimced purchases ot shares In two companies from Sime Darby Bhd. It has bought 980,000 shares of Msl each In Selangor Ice Company Sdn Bhd, representing 40 per cent of the tatter's paid-up capital, for 950,«0 cash. In
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    103 12 OANGU4A Hotel Lid said Its proposed fornine boons issue will be rspitsllfd foom its asset revaluation reserve account which currently stands at $SL55 million. Directors added they do not expect any change in .the profitability of the group for the year ending Dec 31, 1983, and In the
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    483 12 THE MALAYSIAN Capital Issues Committee will make available definite guidelines on share valuations of public companies once they are gasetted under the Securities Industriss Act The secretary of the Capital Issues Committee, Mr C Rajandram, disclosed this at a talk in Kuala liimpur
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    414 12 CYCLE A Carriage Bittang Bhd, the listed per ceat owned aasodate of the Cycle A Carriage group, has earmarked aome MgS mOMon far i nnsslin at hs facflttftea la Makyria thto The wpanshin laojatta I, n t„ rj. IDCXuOP. •a predelivery IwpKta centre,
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      60 12 WEATHER OUTLOOK tor today: Fair and warm; showers In the late afternoon. Bflwt tor 24 bears prtor to 7 M pm aa Mink 27 at £e airport: Maximum temperature 34.1 Aanciated humidity 56 Minimum temperature 26.2 Asaodated humidity 93 Hours of sunshine 10.10 Rainfall in millimetres Nil Total rainfall for
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      333 13 JAPAN'S Mitsui OSK Lines is considering withdrawing from the a co-ordinated service in the Pacific in response to an intensification of competition for Far East markets. Mitsui OSK is expected to withdraw from the Japan-West Coast shipping consortium in August
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      502 13  -  By G DURAIRAJ A LEADING Norwegian manufacturer and supplier of high technology marine equipment, A/S Konsbery Va penf abrikk-Norcontrol has won the contract from Esso Production Malaysia Incorporated (EPMI) to install a traffic management system at its marine terminal in Kerteh, Trengganu. The
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        86 13 Reuter THE United Arab Shipping Company will take delivery of three new ships in Seoul tomorrow with another eight on order. The three ships are Al-Jhsa, timMd Bin AlWgJeed', and A 1 Wsjbmb. The UASC is Jointly owned by Bahrain, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Iraq &nd the United
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        53 13 Reuter THE Australian and New Zealand/Eastern Shipping Conference said it will raise the currency adjustment factor for Hongkong to Australia to 23.06 per cent from 15.44 per cent, effective April 1. The conference said It was taking the move in the light of the recent devaluation of the
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        108 13 BRITAIN'S second largest vessel, the 457,841 dwt tanker Burmah Endeavour, is to be laid up because of the slump in oil demand. Its owners, Burmah Oil Tankers said charter rates had been low for a long time, but demand was so slack that it was difficult to
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      1389 14 SHIPBROKERS at the London secondhand market said sustained Greek interest is being shown for dry cargo vessels for continuing trading, which appears to indicate confidence that the market will improve in the not too distant future? The Greeks were said to have purchased the Cambridgeshire, a bulk carrier
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      1872 14 STEADY freight rate» are generally being paid for grain shipments from the US although chartering on Thursday is on a fairly «nail scale. The slightly dearer rate of USpS.CS was paid from the US Gulf to Aqaba while two cargoes from the Gulf to the Spanish Mediterranean paid
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      173 14 THE Japanese icebreaker Fuji, having completed the 1962/1983 scientific observations in the Antartlc, will be visiting Singapore from April 1 to 8 on her way back to Japan with a crew of 182 and 11 observation team members on board. Japan has been
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      485 14 Lloyd's List OPTIMISTIC predictions at the beginning of 1982 for the Sea pontainers Group were crushed by the recession and the ship and container leasing company ended the year with net profits 4 per cent down at US$4l.7 million compared with $43.3
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      339 15 A TOP Taiwanese government official has denied a report that Taiwan was negotiating to buy out the ailing Dutch Rijn-Schelde-Verolme (RSV) shipyard, which is building two submarines for the nationalist Chinese navy. Taiwanese Defence Ministry spokesman, Major General Wang Miao said.
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      640 15 FUNDING for the Manila International Port phase II project of the Philippines Ports Authority has been suspended by the Asian Development Bank, delaying the completion of the Philippines' first container port. The suspension of the funding has been confirmed by a senior PPA official.
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      143 15 THE Act/Pace consortium has announced plans to extend its US-Australia/New Zealand service by adding new port of calls in the US Gulf. The selected Gulf port will be New Orleans, and the first Act/Pace vessels is scheduled to arrive in April. Once established, the
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      5927 20 SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due and when SCHEDPLE 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
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      812 21 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO i Godowns FCL Arrival for LCL Movement Ship Voy Date/Time Operator Cargo Schedule Location Prase Ua 08SB/83 29.3.83 1800 Seven Seas 49 1300-1400/0600-0800 B3/B3 Hayakawa M 3007F 29.3.83 0800 Borneo 49 1000-1100/1900-2000 J2/J2 K Jacejln 18E 293.83 1100 C Marine
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      369 22 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVE8 Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Dlnok Eauator in Hel Long Jiang Rajah Brooke San Luis Sekl Kochl Sharp Island Straits Star Tomoe 145 Asian Clipper Builder Cherry Laju ChleMaru Confidence Ocean Splendour Perils San Bruno Sea Bloom Srlwljaya Success 5 Tan Men
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      205 22 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Par East/Europe, Far East/ Persian Gulf, Straits ports/Australia. Straits/ Japan and the member lines: AGS (FAB EABT/EUBOPE): Franco Belgian Services. "K" Line Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Orient Overseas Container Line. Cho Tang Shipping. ARM (BTBAffl/AUBIBAIJA): Australian National Line. Australia/Straits
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