The Business Times, 16 May 1983

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 67/1/83 MONDAY, MAY 1«, IKS 60 CENTS
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    Lock icon Australia proposes peacekeeping force for Cambodia
    346 1 UPI AUSTRALIA'S Deputy Prime Minister Lionel Bo wen proposed yesterday that troops from Japan and his country form a peacekeeping force in CambocHa to allow the withdrawal of Vietnamese forces. Mr Bowen, whose Labour Party government has discussed resumption of humanitarian aid to Vietnam,
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    Lock icon French loan request likely to be endorsed
    254 1 Reuter FRANCE is expected to win formal backing today for a multi-billion-dollar loan from the European Economic Community. The loan is needed to finance its acute balance of payments deficit. Diplomats said that the loan is likely to be endorsed by a meeting
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    Middle East chicken glut
    351 1  -  By RICHARD BEAH BESIDES the oil glut, there is a surplus of chickens in the Middle East at least three million of them are trying to make their way to Singapore. A somewhat unusual classified advertisement appeared in the Straits Times last Friday: "Have three million
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    Otis wins Raffles City lift contract
    213 1 OTIS Elevator Company has won contracts worth US$2O million for two major projects In the region. They are the Raffles City project here and the Shenzhen International Trade Centre in the People's Republic of China. A total of 106 elevators and escalators will be
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    Arab fertilisers for China packed here
    456 1  -  By LIM SOON NEO MILLIONS of dollars' worth of fertilisers from Arab countries are being bagged here for transhipment to China. The first shipment of potash from the Arab Potash Company recently arrived at Jurong Port. The 30,000 tonnes of fertiliser worth more than
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    Sri Lankans study oil facilities
    345 1 TWO TOP executive* from the Ceylon Petroleum Corporation were in Singapore last week on a study mission. Mr On ham Wimalssena, cfcafrssan and concurrently deputy mi Mg tn g director at the government-owned CPC, and Mr S Stvasundram, the deputy managing director, held wth Van
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  • BRIEFLY...
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      Lock icon Salomon blacklisted
      58 1 Reuter SALOMON Brothers Inc has been blacklisted by the Arab Boycott Office in Damascus because of a merger between Salomon and Phibro, which had been on the blacklist for several years. Salomon and Phibro, which was previously known as Philipp Brothers, merged two years ago. Salomon is now
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      Lock icon Marcos clampdown
      57 1 UPI PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos, in a new clampdown on dissent, has imposed stiff penalties on subversion, including death for demonstrators and Journalists engaged in propaganda. The penalties are contained in two new presidential decrees which also authorise the trial in absentia of Marcos' political opponents who are living
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      Lock icon Helicopter service
      38 1 AFP HELESERVICES Ltd of Hongkong is applying for permission to run a helicopter service between Hongkong and China. The company plans to set up regular passenger and mail services to Canton, Shenzhen, Shekou and Macau. AFP
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      Lock icon Manila seeks aid
      54 1 Reuter THE Philippine government is seeking about US$2l4 million from the World Bank and Asian Development Bank (ADB) to supplement its 1963 and 1964 budgets. Prime Minister Cesar Virata said the Philippines is negotiating for loans with the ADB totalling $64.1 million and about $150 million from
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      Lock icon LNG conference
      64 1 UPI THE seventh international conference on liquefied natural gas opened in Jakarta yesterday, with 1,200 participants from 16 countries presenting the latest developments in the use and promotion of the energy resource. President Suharto is scheduled to open the conference today at Jakarta's Sena yan Hall, where questions
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      Lock icon Syrian warning
      62 1 UPI SYRIAN Foreign Minister Abdul Halim Khaddam warned in statements published yesterday that Saudi Arabia would give military backing to Syria if it was attacked by Israel. Mr Khaddam renewed criticism of the US-mediated agreement which calls for Israeli troop withdrawal from Lebanon and accused the US government
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      Lock icon No pardon
      64 1 Reuter PRESIDENT Reagan has denied pardons to Jeb Stuart McGruder and E Howard Hunt, two leading figures in the Watergate break-in case, the Justice Department announced yesterday. The president turned down their applications after deciding on Saturday to pardon Eugenio Martinez, 60. He had also been convicted of
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      Lock icon Nakasone popularity
      60 1 UPI THE popularity of Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone remains low because of his economic policies, a public opinion poll showed on Saturday. The poll, taken by the nationallycirculated AsMhi newspaper on Wednesday and Thursday, showed that 30 per cent of the nation's eligible voters favoured Mr Nakasone as
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    First takeover of a bank in a decade
    716 1  -  ■y MANO SABNANI Companies Editor SINGAPORE is about to witness its first bank takeover in a decade. By the end of this month, the International Bank of Singapore (IBS) will become a subsidiary of the Overseas Union Bank. IBS will be the
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    New Chemical office
    64 1 CHEMICAL Bank'* energy and minerals group opened an office In Singapore to be heeded by Mr PaulHenri Foreatler, formerly of the bank's Brussels office. The bank's executive vice-president, Mr William Pierce, said in New York that the new office will help Qiemicsl "better serve the Asian natural
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  • MANAGEMENT
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      Operations research in Singapore
      1126 2  -  By TSANG SAU YIN OPERATIONS research (OR), a mathematical tool used for solving recurring management problems, has a bright future in Singapore in spite of the current low usage of its techniques in computer installations. In a paper on "The practice of operations research in Singapore,"
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      Lock icon Need to promote work dedication
      964 2 TSANG SAU YIN TO WHAT extent does Singapore want to encourage worker loyalty and discourage Job hopping? More important, what are the benefits and consequences of such actions? Would it benefit Singapore if our workers were very loyal to their employers? Dr Chew Soon Beng,
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      Course on trade and investment conditions
      217 2 THE Singapore Institute of Management and Business International Asia/Pacific are running a certificate course on world trade and investment conditions in the *****. Aimed at senior managers, portfolio managers and investment analysts, the programme is designed to broaden their knowledge of trade and investment
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      Lock icon Toy shops facing threat from video games
      728 3  -  By LORNE BARLING FT UNLESS toy retailers stock and sell more video games their market will be cut from beneath their feet as sales of conventional toys suffer. This was the warning given to toy retailers recently by Paiitoy, a leading UK toy
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      Lock icon Battle of the US soft-drinks giants
      559 3  -  By RICHARD LAMBERT FT NEVER a place for the taint-hearted, the US soft drinks industry is today locked in a competitive battle which could prove to be just too much for some of the weaker contestants. The latest sally comes from the strongest of
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      136 2 4 Car of the Year 1983 J International jury: motoring journalists Organised by "Car of the Year" jury committee 4 World Car of the Year International jury: motoring journalists Organised by Motor Magazine, Tokyo 4 The Golden Steering Wheel J International jury: journalists, racing drivers, well-known personalities Organised by Bild
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      107 2 m EHECUTHJE HEALTH SCREEfIERS is an affiliate of EXECUTIVE HEALTH EXAMINERS (EHE) of New York. EHE is the largest medical check-up organization in the world and has been noted as the leader in this field for the past 20 years. EHS (SINGAPORE) can now provide you with the same quality
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      66 3 < For amounts exceeding US$lOO,OOO, please contact our Treasury Department. Tel: *****48 Vw MNlland Bank International Mltf land Bank pic 65 Chulia Street OCBC Centre #48-05 Singapore 0104 Midland Bank or Group Representative Offices and Branches overseas; Amsterdam Athens Bahrain Beijing Bogota Bombay Brussels Buenos Aires Cairo Calgary Edmonton Hong
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Banks back merger of Swiss watch makers
      536 4 Reuter SWISS banks are to back the merger of the country's two leading watchmaking groups with 600 million Swiss francs (US$295 million) in the biggest bail-out in the history of Swiss industry. The AUgemeine Schweizerische Uhrenindustrie (Asuag) announced on Friday plans to combine
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      Lock icon US stand on currency intervention less rigid
      114 4 Reuter US TREASURY Secretary Donald Regan said America's view on intervention in currency exchange markets is less dogmatic now than it was two years ago when the Reagan administration took office. But he emphasised that the administration's basic position against intervention except to
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      Lock icon Business Council issues cautious forecast
      347 4 Reuter THE US economy should recover from recession at a moderate pace this year and next but lasting growth remains uncertain, according to a cautious forecast by a leading group of American businessmen. The influential Business Council said US gross national product (GNP), the broadest
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      Lock icon Venezuela rejects harsh IMF terms
      261 4 Reuter VENEZUELA will not sign any agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) that is excessively harsh for the country. Finance Minister Arturo Sosa said the government will resist IMF conditions that may have socially harmful consequences. He received an eight-page IMF report last week
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      Lock icon Big rise in US money supply pushes up interest rates
      565 4 NYT INTEREST rates in the United States rose sharply on Friday after the Federal Reserve (Fed) announced a much-larger-than-expected US$4.2 billion increase in the basic money supply for the week ended May 4. Traders and economists concluded that the big
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      674 4 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Tine From SLA SQ11 0010 LAX/TYO PAA PA5 0015 JFK/SFO/HKG SIA SQ43 0750 DHA MAS MH601 0820 KUL MAS MH671 0905 KUL MAS MH811 0910 PEN SIA SQ103 0945 KUL RBA BI421 1000 BWN MAS MH603 1020 KUL CAL CB14 1030 HLP
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      Lock icon Steel institute cuts consumption forecast for 1983
      385 5 Reuter THE International Iron and Steel Institute said total steel consumption in the non-communist world this year is likely to be 6.2 per cent below that earlier predicted. This is because of unexpectedly severe recession in the closing months of last year. It
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      Lock icon IBM-Hitachi computer spying trial averted
      235 5 AP AN AMERICAN businessman has pleaded no contest to charges that he conspired to sell computer secrets stolen from IBM to Japanese rival, Hitachi Ltd. This averts any trial in the controversial espionage case. A federal judge accepted Tom Yoshida's plea and ordered unsealed the
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      Lock icon Revival of Braniff looked forward to
      180 5 UPI AIRLINE passengers and travel agents said they looked forward to Braniff International's revival from bankruptcy to providing low-cost air service. "Even though I got stranded by them in England last year when they announced bankruptcy, I'd very much like to fly them again,"
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      Lock icon Fischer denies he forged Hitler diaries
      221 5 AFP KONRAD Fischer, who sold the fake Hitler diaries to a Stern Magazine reporter, has denied in a statement that he had forged the documents. Mr Fischer vanished for eight days when the documents were found to be forgeries. He turned himself in to
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      Lock icon Labour's defence policy attacked
      166 5 UPI BRITAIN'S fledgling third party has blasted the Labour Party's defence policy as a recipe for increasing unemployment and losing America's defence shield. "Labour would kick every US servicemen, every US ship and every US plane out of Britain. What a shameful policy. Pull up the
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      Lock icon US businessmen optimistic about Hongkong's future
      565 5 UPI AMERICAN business executives are confident of Hongkong's future as a trade and financial centre. In spite of political uncertainties and a declining Hongkong currency, the attitude of many American bankers and businessmen contrasts with the gloomier outlook of British and Chinese businessmen fearful
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      Lock icon Tokyo defends industrial policy
      209 5 Reuter JAPAN has defended its industrial policy against US criticism by saying that it was designed to help its industries readjust without resort to protectionist measures. Japanese officials defended the policy at the first meeting on Saturday of the newlyinaugurated US-Japan committee on industry-related policies and
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      Lock icon Why China gives foreign investors preferential terms
      338 5 AP CHINA has told critics there is a simple reason for offering foreign investors preferential conditions: international capital only goes where there is profit to be made. A front-page editorial on Saturday in the Communist Party newspaper People's Daily, which reflects official policy,
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      194 4 If you demand excellence You'll rent more than just a car The 1983 fuel injected Volvo 240 GLE is now available for rent A leaner look to match the power of its all-new 1.9 litre fuel injected engine. Completely redesigned bonnet, grill, backlights and a plusher, more comfortable interior add
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      604 6 ici ipH a*.: tiViifi aaatiittii feYtfcTifiSiaiilJTi S.oi^=gg=iJci=< [•I gT«T3 SHsil si H tel JI Kira rTtfSfcJS: Epson HX-20. The versatile portable computer that's totally expandable. It's even got normal desktop expansion capabilities and can run on its own power supply, or interface with optional desktop peripherals. If you think that
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  • REVIEWS
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      Jolly good timing
      492 7  -  By JOHN LIM KAY VILLANO (Sally Field) is a widowed decorator in her 3Qb and about to marry a second time. But things take a sudden turn and she finds herself facing a tough choice between the ghost of her late husband, Jolly VUlano (James Caan), and
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      Wishful thinking
      629 7 BRIDGE NOTES ERIC Jannersten, one of the great bridge personalities of Sweden, died last year at the age of 70. He not only taught, wrote and played bridge; he was Sweden's Mr Bridge. He worked very hard, sometimes to the point of neglecting his own game. Internationally he
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      Lock icon Puttnam zooms in on morals
      893 7  -  By ALJEAN HARMETZ NYT BY RIGHTS, a movie producer who says that "films must transcend profit and loss," speaks passionately of "movies and moral values" and adds, "bringing ET back to life was a terrible thing to do to kids," should not expect to make
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      Thrill of operetta
      758 8  -  Take a walk down memory lane, saya PATRICIA GOH, when the Ralflea Group preaenta 'Gilbert and Sullivan' thia week. It that'a not quite your kind ot muaic, there'a the London Symphony Orcheatra which arrivea later thia month. PATRICIA GOH GILBERT and Sullivan in concert? Yes it's definitely
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      No mean blowing of horns
      500 8  -  By LEE YOKE MENG THERE will not be any "little boy blue" to blow the horn, but if Gary Gardner has his way, the most interesting sounds to be heard this Saturday night will be those from the born. Gardner, principal hornist of the Singapore
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      A touch of magic coming our way
      264 9  -  By LEE YOKE MENG A LITTLE bit of magic is about to settle in at the Inn of Happiness next Monday to be exact. It's not quite Chinese, nor is it English. It's Fred Maro, who's 35, and Austrian and lives in Germany.
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      Lock icon O'Toole's second coming
      1255 9  -  By JUDY KLEMESRUD NYT PETER O'TOOLE is sitting in a Plaza Hotel suite, chain-smoking Gauloise cigarettes in a jaunty blach holder, sipping tea and talking about his "second coming." t The words have a dual meaning, because they refer both to his controversial 1972 film. The Ruling
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      752 7 OFFICE SPACE Now is the time to consider these hard-to-beat attractive offers from a range of top quelity office accommodation situated in both the prime financial business districts and in other popular decentralised locations, at competitive rental rates ranging from $48.45 psm ($4.50 psf) toapprox. $91.50p5m 8.50.p5f) per month inclusive
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      662 7 Groves, Inc." r fiast co mm bmp(N& YOU HMIM'T ULfT THIS Off<C£ FOR 36 HOURS/ By Pat Brady r wrww coir on W PONT WEN mow mm ma l POW* ANYMORE f m 2aL r»a 1 E'tv 4~* -v>Tr*. 'Hi V run ill 4L W i > < -11-OK CROSSWORD
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      128 8 Presenting 1 lie best (>f (ie< >ii>es 1 )ury ("1 let Extni< >rclii u lire m A >. r f %mt- yA The Behedere Supper Club- May 12-22 Georges Dury, President of the Society of Chefs of Paris, winner of the Best Chef of France award and member of the
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      80 8 WHEN BUYING A KEY SYSTEM, PAY FOR THE BEST NEC IT WILL BE A DECISION YOU WILL NOT REGRET €lectro-28 r- has it all! 12 Outside lines, 28 Key Telephone Sets 2 Direct station Selection Busy Lamp Field Consoles Automatic-last number dialed Hands-free dialing and monitoring Call Waiting on Intercom
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      696 8 TV&RADIO SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opening Mowed by Swordsman Chu (Mandarin) 3.40 Strategy For Survival (Documentary) 4.10 Ghananirtham by MI. Vasanthakumari (Tamil/r): Some of the items featured are Guu Varulam, Sohillu and Sri Parthasathy. 4.40 The American Advenhre Ice Clmbing: Mt Hood: A group of youngsters learn to climb a
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      74 9 s NOW You Can Make It Direct To PORT MORESBY JC HONOLULU Every Saturday at 9.30 p.m.i Only on AIR NIUGINI For reservation and ticketing, come to: 03-05 Orchard C E 220 Orchard Road, Singapore 0923. Tel: *****58 or Singapore Airlines, General Sales Agents for Air Niugini in Singapore. Hong
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      169 9 urn mm I CONCERTS THE Raffles Group will present Gilbert ud Sallivu la Ceaeert with the International Festival Chorus for three nights at the Victoria Concert Hall. John Edwards conducts. Tickets at $8, $10, $15. Concert starts at Bpm. DRAMA HWA Chong Junior College will present three nights of drama
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      873 10 Where to wine, dine and entertain with the American Express Card If you don't already have the Card, call *****33 for an application form" v sf. Singapore's latest to good food and cosy surroundings. Special servings are set for breakfasts, luncheons, dinners and late night snacks a wide selection of
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      JOHANNESBURG
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      TORONTO
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      Zurich
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      Paris
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      Frankfurt
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      Milan
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      Amsterdam
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      PLR
      22 11 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their beat cuatomera ia 9.09 per cent.
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      ASIAN $ RATES
      178 11 ASIAN RATES ASIAN currency average deposit rates for the week ended May 15: U88 (Bi ffigfc 7 days 8* 8H 1 month 8* 8* 2 month* 8* 8* 3 months 813/18 8* 6 months 8% 811/16 9 months 9 813/16 12 months 91/18 8% 8wiaa (rua Bfch Low 1 month
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      Short-term money
      43 11 FOR THE week ended Friday May 13, the range of call rates received from Short Deposits (M) Bhd was as follows: Baak IM: 4.S to 5.5 per cent. GeaeraJ ftaai: 5.00 to 5.3 per cent. HiTMwti of fundi totalled J1037 million.
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      Singapore market
      284 11 THE US dollar opened at U552.0675/95 and was narrowly traded between a high of 2.0900/15 and a low of 2.0855 65. It closed for the week at 2.0875/85. Trading for the week was quiet and without direction. A lack of commercial orders also contributed to the listless market.
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      Discount
      316 11 THE overnight rates continued to be firm last week despite erratic movements. Rates opened at 7 per cent and moved to a high at 8'« per cent. The firmness was attributed to the overwhelming response of the Kentucky Fried Chicken shares issue and the impending $6.15 billion Singapore Government
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      Gold
      336 11 A SHORT-LIVED flurry of market activity arising from the reported military confrontation between Syria and Israel bolstered gold prices last Tuesday, Green and Collier says. However buyers met with resistance as the price failed to attract follow-through demand above US$45O a troy ounce. The metal subsequently retreated marginally and
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      Lock icon Prices generally firmer
      1142 11 AFP THERE WAS A generally firmer trend on the London commodity markets early last week, aided to some extent by the serious fighting in Beirut. Also claiming the attention of speculators was sterling's nervous fall after the announcement of Britain's general election on June 9. Best levels
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      Buying interest in coconut oil and copra
      246 11 STRONG buying interest was evident on the coconut oil and copra market last week but conditions in the pepper trade remained dull. A spokesman from one local oil-milling company said: "The business was not bad. There were lots of enquiries and almost everyone
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      RUBBER
      120 11 RUBBER FUTURES in Tokyo on Saturday closed 3.7 to 7.5 yen higher in moderately active trading. Values recovered sharply with substantial gains on bargain hunting and covering centred in distants with traders attracted by low prices. Current May rose 3.7 yen to 259.6 yen a kilo and distant October
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      216 11 "I rate the Copper Chimney 8 out of 10 points for excellent North Indian Cuisine" Margaret Chan 4 Sunday Times From the land of the Maharajas.. Executive Lunch: 12.00 noon to 2.30 pm Sunday Brunch: tI.OO am to 2.30 pm Lunch and dine in regal splendour... on dishes fit for
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  • MARKET REVIEWS
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      TOP TEN STOCKS
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      673 13 I-, AFP THE Tokyo stock market suffered its first setback in five weeks last week in the absence of fresh incentives. Blue chips declined generally under profit-taking pressure as many investors sold in large lots thinking that the market had hit the ceiling.
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      93 21 KMT SHIPPING 3 Slwntwi War *V> 06 Stantan Hmv 0106 Id ***** M (S lacs) Ida RS36IH SKSHT K6HLM SMICQ TO DOT WUTSI n* n» ttsmm iv Mm Mn| hi ft 21/5 MMk/W/t M Hm|LMK kPt 17/5 LM/UiU*/kn MNhNm lb 4 29/5 2/C 9ta/teN* MuffeS taft 21/5 SaMa/Tmi Hb«Lml 22/5
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      500 22 Kcijioiuil Container Lines irrniTl 2 Sail,n 9 s Week, v LiU' l Reliable Regular Punctual Berthing PS A 1500 Hrs Tuesday Saturday REGULAR FEEDER SERVICE TO PHUKET/SONGKLA voy store skla nor stow phukt RATANA BHUM 123/134 Safed k> Pvt 225/226 2km (Imm RATANA BHUM 135/13* IS May 27 May 227/221
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      109 23 FREIGHT MANAGEMENT PTE LTD 10 Anton Rood. #35-15 Intcmofionaf Plaia, Singapore 0207 TW *****11 (12 Un*»Tril«* RS ***** FRTAAAN k' 77/ S. 4/4. C/f W/CONTMENT W/i. */S. 2/«. u* rain. SCMOMMA u hnm. wimr ETC CMMM/U.SA. 77/ S. JR/V 2/1, l/t 3AIMO 5/1, 7/1. 71/* •Also ACaPTNC CADCaS FOR OTICR
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      206 23 TATES SHIPPING CO. PTE. LTD. W Umi #JMt CPF BmlMag B**ey> Stager<e UN, BepakHe W TEL: ***** CC (7 LINES) CONTAINER FREIGHT STATION (C.F.8.) TEL: TOtUM MYANG MING LINE XXtf'if -*1 F.E. MEDITERRANEAN N. EUROPE USA EAST CANADA F.E. FULL-CONTAINER SERVICES FAR EAST/N. EUROPE/FAR EAST CPS JEDDAH, GENOA, HAMBURG, ROTTERDAM.
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      18 24 FOR CONFIRMATION OR FURTHER ENQUIRIES CONTACT: KEPPEL WHARVES *****76 PASIR PANJANG/TELOK AYER WHARVES *****77 JURONG *****66 SEMBAWANG *****11
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      589 24 sflipping (sir,yapor*>) piivStP lirrut_*»cl <> NVOCC EXPRESS SERVICE Accepting FCI/ICL t Conventnnal car|oes KJ/TANAU/SANM«AN CaOMBO bangror/sattahp (m* miso ouvo") hi s EUROPE/FAR EAST LINER SERVICE DtSCHFROM ANANGEL FORTUNE lift May J EL CONQUEROR km ASTERUN lOtti km 1 TARPON SEALAJE 121k km Ut *****11/9, *****11 1° M #224tt Menu tonal
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      768 24 HEAP SENG TRADING SHIPPING PTE. LTD. 13-01, 13H» floor, Gotdon Mil* Tower, B«od« Rood, Sinaopore 0719. T«l: *****44 T1« R*****2 HEAPCO SINGAPORE TO WEST MALAYSIA SERVICE t-r *1 ETA no Destautwi lANGSA I«/«3 17/5 11/S P. KELANG/PENANG SM6APORE TO PHUKET SERVICE **T FTA ETD D*t tauten LMffMG 17/13 11/5 20/5
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      677 24 CROSSMATCH FREIGHT SERVICES PTE LTB *aitar IM 1944 S»a»s Tra*« M** IIM Td *****5 (5 lan). ******4. *****4 91C531 I*l mtm caoni AUSTRALIA my 4/4 NEW ZEALAH) 7/4. 21/4 W/COHTIOfT 17/5. 24/5 IRA/CANADA i»/5.77/5 JSDOIi EAST u/t MSO ACCEPT* CMCKS ft* MMM POin M ASA specialist fq* ptes 1 rtotcT
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      164 24 Regional Weather ZJi i m f V <? ksi k v> t^\ tt k<S S > cv s Ha m sr. LL^vS °C cr* Wind direction with speed in knots SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. LEGEND: R Thunderstorm Temperature °C y Shower Weather Wind direction
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