The Business Times, 6 January 1984
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Title Section11 1984-01-06 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 66/1/84 FRIDAY, JANUARY I*B4 60 CENTS11 words
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370 1984-01-06 1 SOH TIANG KENG - Fall in Asian market after record month By SOH TIANG KENG THE Singapore-based Asian dollar market suffered a setback last October, after hitting an all-time high of US$ll2 billion in September. But the nation's foreign reserves, total bank loans and deposits chalked up healthy increases, according to the latest monthly370 words
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206 1984-01-06 1 FOR the third time in IS months, the Performing Right Society and show piouMUsi Jasper Productions will be facing each other in court Their latest encounter will decide the fate of two concerts bj Taiwanese singer Teresa Teng, scheduled to be staged at206 words
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Article, Illustration447 1984-01-06 1 RICHARD SEAH - By RICHARD SEAH THREE American giants will try to put an end to the Japanese domination of Singapore's video equipment market this year, a market worth over 1600 million in imports in 1983. Kodak yesterday announced plans to sell video products here447 words
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356 1984-01-06 1 AMY BALAN - By AMY BALAN THE lack of legislation for software copyrights in Singapore could hold back the further development of the software industry here. Mr Gerald Diamond, corporate vice-president of VWCorp, a leading software house in the US, expressed this view yesterday. Mr Diamond is in356 words
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249 1984-01-06 1 THE Singapore Livestock Farmers' Association is organising its first over seas study mission on chicken fanning. The 26-member mission, which leaves today, win look Into advanced terming methods in Taiwan, Japan and the United States. Deputy mission leader Leow Leong Poh emphasised that farmers249 words
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BRIEFLY...
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Article67 1984-01-06 1 SYRIA and Israel have given President Amin Gemayel's government the go-ahead for a security plan mediated by Saudi Arabia to separate Lebanon's civil war combatants and establish a stable ceasefire, officials said yesterday. They said the Gemayel administration would seek fresh assurances that the US, France, Italy and67 words
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Article48 1984-01-06 1 Bernama CITY police have crippled an international syndicate operating in forged travellers cheques, Kuala Lumpur city chief police officer Haji Zaman Khan said yesterday. Three people a Singapore merchant, an Indonesian trader and a Hongkong jeweller were arrested on Wednesday in connection with the forgery. BernamaBernama - 48 words
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Article81 1984-01-06 1 AFP THE British aircraft carrier Invincible, which was refused dry dock facilities during a controversial five-week visit to Australia, is expected to arrive in Singapore on Sunday for repairs, diplomatic sources said. The aircraft carrier is likely to drydock at the Sembawang Shipyard for repairs to a damagedAFP - 81 words
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Article84 1984-01-06 1 Reuter ABOUT 40 coachloads of riot police moved in to Peugeot's troubled car plant near Paris yesterday after 35 people were injured in a second day of violent clashes between strikers and workers. About 50 police arrived at the entrance to the final assembly workshop where workersReuter - 84 words
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Article62 1984-01-06 1 AFP THREE US foreign policy experts have gone on a private tour of Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos, the Far Eastern Economic Review reported in Hongkong yesterday. The Hongkong-based magazine said the three, led by former Democratic senator Dick Clark, left Bangkok on the trip "in theAFP - 62 words
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Article81 1984-01-06 1 Reuter PHILIPPINE President Ferdinand Marcos yesterday described the country's opposition parties as fragmented and said a decision by some erf them to boycott parliamentary elections in May showed they were unprepared. A presidential palace statement quoted Mr Marcos as saying the boycott decision, announced by factions of someReuter - 81 words
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Article79 1984-01-06 1 UPI NORWAY'S state oil company Has cut the price of some North Sea crude oil by 20 cents to U5529.60 a barrel in a move that could pressure Britain to make minor price adjustments on its oil, industry sources said. There is widespread uneasiness that world oilUPI - 79 words
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248 1984-01-06 1 SHARE prices rase stisnglj Is active again yesterday, f— Msg the Iseal stoeksmrket to Ms fifth ewsecsttue new Ugh. Ihe Strata Times tad», trial Index cleeed at aa alltime reesrd ef IJULU, an Ml prints. Over the past live trading sesrisns, the wWety-Mfewed Index248 words
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377 1984-01-06 1 JOHN LIM - By JOHN LIM OPPOSITION Member of Parliament, JB Jeyaretnam, and the rhuinrmn of the Workers' Party, Wong Hong Toy, were yesterday acquitted on one of four charges against them. Senior District Judge, Mr Michael Khoo, acquitted the pair on the charge of making377 words
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116 1984-01-06 1 THE meeting between Asean and Australia, postponed earlier because of a row over Cambodian policy, will be held in Canberra later this month. But the arguments that tod to its delay were raised again yesterday by Australia's opposition spokesman on defence, Mr John116 words
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Advertisement227 1984-01-06 1 /k. kennex DIAMOND ACE r\f tutting ror winners 'W' -dfct»v* V Vwr-^SI _/;<%*$-<%{];{>$!\}:%"<$([|><+~ ICMDB 'MANAGEMENT should help union in membership drive' Page l GOOD response to land sale brightens the depressed mood in Hongkong's real estate market Page J THE US administration has preliminarily estimated the fiscal 1965 budget deficit227 words
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HOME NEWS
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357 1984-01-06 2 LOH HUI YIN - By LOH HUI YIN OFFSHORE oil exploration activity in the Asia-Pacific region is about three times more than that in the United Kingdom. Figures given by oil consultants Gaffney, dine A Associates show that total drilling activity in the AsiaPacific region hit357 words
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172 1984-01-06 2 A DELEGATION of 16 members from the Penang Island Structure Planning Unit (Pispu) of the Penang Municipal Council (PMC) and from the private sector involved in town planning, are now in Singapore to meet government officials. Yesterday, the delegates visited the Planning Department and172 words
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480 1984-01-06 2 TSANG SAU YIN - By TSANG SAU YIN THE present "open shop" policy on union recruitment should continue in Singapore. However, management should assist the union in its drive for more members. The Singapore National Employers Federation (SNEF) made this and a number of other recommendations on480 words
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331 1984-01-06 2 SINGAPORE'S first property magazine catering to the general public interested In speculating and investing in real estate is now available. The premier issue of Review of Singapore Real Estate, produced by Marnlx Enterprises and published by Times Periodicals, costs 15 and is available331 words
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Article136 1984-01-06 2 A TWO-WEEK seminar on the 'Teaching qf Spoken English" is being held at the British Council. It is conducted by Dr David Brazil from the University of Birmingham, England, and he is assisted by Jane Willis, a well known teacher-trainer based in Singapore. Taking part in136 words
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296 1984-01-06 2 THE Advisory Council on Community Relations in Defence (ACCORD), an extension of the Advisory Council in terms of its scope, will be farmed on Jan 18 to improve support and recognition for full-time national servicemen and reservists by their families, employers and296 words
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208 1984-01-06 2 LUCY NG - By LUCY NG IN AN attempt Is Vrktrr its eempetlUve psstttsa Is Ike Bp-market retail iadastry, Traasmares Ltd has set ap a sahsHliry to dtotrlhate exchulvety Its Cartter Use sf predaeto. Tie whelly-ewaed sahttdlary, Traaslax Trading Pte Ltd, was faesrpsntod saOet 1208 words
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251 1984-01-06 2 AT LEAST two parties in Singapore are interested in setting up pre-school facilities baaed on the widelyacclaimed Montessori method of teaching pre-primary school children. Discussions on the setting up of a Montesorri school are being held with the two parties, disclosed its local representative.251 words
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207 1984-01-06 2 THE Preservation of Monuments Board (PMB) has grown 7.6 per cent richer. Its latest accounts for the year ended March 31, 1983 show that its fund has risen to $213,021 from the previous fiscal year's $197,944. The increase was due to higher income, especially207 words
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Article155 1984-01-06 2 "STAR-SHAPED" sand »nH an edible giant radish which grows on .a lava field are some of the aspects of life on Kagoshima which will be on display in a week-long exhibition (Jan 17 to 22). Kagoshima, on the southernmost part of Kyushu, Japan, is located at the155 words
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OVERSEAS
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Article654 1984-01-06 3 Reuter NIGERIA'S new military rulers, who took power in a quick, virtually bloodless coup last Saturday, face a mountain of economic problems and some financial experts are already questioning their ability to cope. Few doubt the ousted civilian administration of President Shehu Shagari was flounderingReuter - 654 words
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341 1984-01-06 3 Reuter NIGERIA'S new bead of state, Major-General Mohammed Buhari, yesterday defended the military coup that brought him to power last weekend, saying that the ousted civilian government had not brought democracy to the country. "What we had in Nigeria in the past fourReuter - 341 words
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196 1984-01-06 3 Reuter STATE-ewned Preach itlllty Gas De France (GDP) confirmed that the Soviet Union has begnn delivering salami gas to France threagh a pipeline Unking Slheria with West Eanpe. A GDP spahaamaß said dettvectes begaa aa Jaa 1, aa sehedaied aader Ihe terms tt aReuter - 196 words
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Article637 1984-01-06 3 Reuter RESPONSE to the first major public land sale in nearly two year* has exceeded earlier expectations, brightening the previously depressed mood in Hongkong's real estate market, property analysts said. The proposed auction of the 586.4 square metre site has provoked strong interest fromReuter - 637 words
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WORLD IN BRIEF
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Article263 1984-01-06 3 Agencies NEWSWEEK editor-in-chief William Broyles has resigned after s 15-month stint with the weekly news magazine to pursue "creative interests". Katharine Graham, chairman of the Washington Post Co, which owns the magazine, yesterday said that Newsweek, since Mr Broyles' tenure, has increased its circulation and that advertisingAgencies - 263 words
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294 1984-01-06 3 Reuter THE Tunisian capital, under strict curfew, appeared calm early yesterday despite reports of fresh violence in suburbs the previous night and a threatened general strike in protest against doubled bread prices. Eye-witnesses said the army fired into the air on WednesdayReuter - 294 words
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199 1984-01-06 4 NYT US DEPUTY Secretary of Defence Paul Thayer resigned on Wednesday, saying that the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) plans to charge him with illegally passing along "insider" stock trading information to others. The SEC has been investigating for 10 months whether Mr ThayerNYT - 199 words
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Article164 1984-01-06 4 UPI CHEERY forecasts for Britain's economy this year have emerged from leading investment managers in London. In the latest edition of Cityscope, prepared by the analyst firm Godwin's, the investment managers said that Britain's cost of living should remain stable throughout this year. Fewer than 50UPI - 164 words
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514 1984-01-06 4 Reuter UPI THE US administration has preliminarily estimated the fiscal 1985 budget deficit at US$lB6 billion, according to an administration budget document. Congressional sources said Budget Director David Stockman outlined details of the budget in briefings on Tuesday. In the document, the 1985 budgetReuter; UPI - 514 words
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Article, Illustration376 1984-01-06 4 Reuter PRESIDENT Reagan has stopped criticising Syria in an effort to persuade President Hafez Al-Assad to follow up the freeing of an American airman with moves for peace in Lebanon. Mr Reagan softened his attitude when he said on Wednesday he boreReuter; UPI - 376 words
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429 1984-01-06 4 AP THE Supreme Court of the Philippines has ordered the military to produce in court a suspected Filipino communist leader seeking his freedom after more than years of alleged solitary confinement. The court ordered the appearance of Jose Maria Sison at a hearing nextAP - 429 words
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Article30 1984-01-06 4 Reuter THE state-ran British Rail network is issuing its 19,119 train drivers with tree watches in an effert te get trains te ran on time. RenterReuter - 30 words
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325 1984-01-06 4 Reuter THE top military council of the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) yesterday expelled five officers, including chairman Yasser Arafat's chief opponent Abu Musa, in what diplomatic sources said was a bid to break dissident factions within the organisation. The Palestinian Supreme Military CouncilReuter - 325 words
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284 1984-01-06 4 AP CHINESE workers were told yesterday that for the fourth consecutive year, they are expected to buy four billion yuan (US$2 billion) worth of 1984 Treasury bonds to supplement state revenue. Although described as voluntary, the government bonds are distributed by factoriesAP - 284 words
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Article, Illustration219 1984-01-06 4 UPI SOVIET Pmip Minister Andrei Gremyks (atone) has reaffirmed that Maseew fees Mi latoad to retarn to aaelear arms Hmffatlsa talks wttheat withdrawal at aew US missiles fretn Westera Earepe. Hm Umltattoa ia Geneva were tmmmM la Nsvemher fettowtag initial deptoymeat sf same sfUPI - 219 words
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548 1984-01-06 4 Bernama THAILAND plans to privatise at least some of its 70 state enterprises because they spend too freely, borrow heavily and are poorly managed. The Thai government has not disclosed how it will go about getting the private sector involved in state enterprises, butBernama - 548 words
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416 1984-01-06 4 FT Reuter MEXICO has greatly exceeded the requirements imposed by the International Monetary Fund of increasing its net international reserve by US$2 billion. The net reserve rose by about 15 billion in the first 10 months of 1983, largely due to an external current accountFT; Reuter - 416 words
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317 1984-01-06 4 UPI POLISH officials denied starving political prisoners to force them to emigrate, but repeated an offer to drop all charges against former Solidarity union leaders who leave the country. Replying to allegations published in the US that political prisoners are being systematically deprived ofUPI - 317 words
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286 1984-01-06 4 FT THE Australian economy is heading for its best year since the early *****, according to an annual survey of the country's top forecasters. In part, the survey's optimism reflects the depths to which the Australian economy sank in the past two years. Nevertheless,FT - 286 words
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118 1984-01-06 4 AFP THE Association of South-, east Asian Natkm (Asean) has the highest growth rates for some manufactured exports to industrialised countries. Speaking st s in Kuala Lumpur, Florian" Alburo of the University of the Philippines emphasised that Asean's growth record does not cover basicAFP - 118 words
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Article730 1984-01-06 4 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Time From FT FT75 0115 JFK/ANC/NRT/ THAI TPE/KUL TG961 0135 BKK PAA PA5 0225 JFK/SFO/HKG SIA SQ41 0605 MAA SLA SQ43 0730 DHA MAS MH601 0820 KUL CAL CI010 0845 JED/DHA MAS MH671 0905 KUL MAS MH8U 0910 PEN SIA SQ103 0950730 words
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BANKING AND FINANCE
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630 1984-01-06 5 Reuter THE US dollar should strengthen further this week and currency futures record additional losses on the international monetary market (IMM), especially European currencies, analysts said. The military coup in Nigeria spurred a widespread flight to the dollar on Tuesday morning, a patternReuter - 630 words
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Article147 1984-01-06 5 Reuter STANDARD and Poor's Corp said that it is now rating money market funds, starting with a rating of 14 funds. More evaluations are going on. The 14 money market funds all qualified for the higest rating, either AAA-M or AAA-M-G, in the case ofReuter - 147 words
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499 1984-01-06 5 UPI AFP THE Philippines, facing the worst economic crisis of President Marcos' 18-year rule, is seeking rescheduling of US$l5 billion of its external debts, the central bank said yesterday. The amount, revealed in a staff report by central bank Governor Jaime Laya, represents 61UPI; AFP - 499 words
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Article390 1984-01-06 5 Reuter WEST German bonds started the new year with a modest rally, showing the first signs of emerging from the shadow of the booming stock market in Frankfurt and high US interest rates where they languished for most of 1983. In spite of aReuter - 390 words
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Article114 1984-01-06 5 Reuter FUJI Bank Ltd said that it will raise long-term funds in the domestic capital market this month, the first longterm borrowing by a Japanese city bank. Fuji said that it has agreed with Yasuda Fire and Marine Insurance Co Ltd and Yasuda Life Insurance CoReuter - 114 words
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231 1984-01-06 5 AFP NIGERIA'S new military rulers will soon devalue the naira by 40 per cent, London financial analysts Maxwell Sump Associates predicted. The group said that the military government could even go ahead with the devaluation without waiting for the conclusion of an agreement withAFP - 231 words
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Article523 1984-01-06 5 POUR major Swiss banks cut three to eight-month customer time deposit rates by V« point to 3V« per cent, effective immediately, a spokesman for one bank said. Customer time deposits with maturities of nine to 12months will continue to pay 3V4 per cent. Since the last change, on523 words
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209 1984-01-06 5 AP THE Venezuelan government will ask its creditor banks for a new moratorium on payments of its US$35 billion foreign debt, finance ministry sources said in Caracas. The last grace period granted in 19© expires Jan 31, two days before Social Democratic president-elect JaimeAP - 209 words
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE
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Article322 1984-01-06 5 SINGAPORE gold futures yesterday fluctuated within a narrow range throughout the session in thin trading before closing steady to slightly higher than New York levels. Total sales for the day were recorded at 162 lots while kerb volume was 176 lots. Prompt closed little changed at US$377/379 an ounce322 words
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Article35 1984-01-06 5 New York 8. OB 8.58B 8.MS 8.63S Zurich 8.40B 8.85B 8.45S 8.90S Si4M>ore not* 8.50B WCfl 8 48B 8.55S 8.53S Closing prices in US dollars a troy oune e. Source: Credit S, S'pore35 words
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Article105 1984-01-06 5 THE US dollar rose marginally against other major currencies in late trading yesterday after fluctuating narrowly in the morning. It rose to 2.7890/7900 marks from an early 2.7875/ 82 but was below New York's 2.7906/15 close, and to 233.30/40 yen from 233.20/ 30 and 233.15/25. Operators were generally adopting105 words
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Article123 1984-01-06 5 THE DOLLAR showed little movement against the yen in thin trading yesterday but sporadic commercial orders lifted it slightly to 233.40 from 233.15/25 in New York. Many operators remained on the sidelines. The yen has largely moved up with the dollar in the last few days of dollar buying123 words
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Article185 1984-01-06 5 ASIAN ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at 5 pm on Jan 5: U8 Dollar* Offer Bid 7 days 9% 9* 1 month 913/16 911/16 2 months 9 15/16 913/16 3 months 10 9% 8 months 10 3/16 101/16 9 months 107/16 10 5/16 12 months 10 9/16 107/16 Das.185 words
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Article44 1984-01-06 5 RANGE at prices offered by discount houses on Jan 5: Overnight: 3 Call deposits: 2-3 Closisi BmyiH 8*Uiag 3-month Treasury bills *2H 2Vi 3- month Bank bills 8« 8* 3 months CD 7h 7H 6 months CD 79/18 7 7/16 Source: National Co44 words
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Article65 1984-01-06 5 THE dollar yesterday opened slightly firmer against continental currencies, but weakened against the yen in basically quiet trading. Opening que »tes yesterday: US 1.4168/78 1.7890/7715 Cross 1 2485/88 nn 3.9610/40 DF1 4.4310/50 S Fr 3.1565 1600 B Ft con 80.49/60 F FY 12.0660/0795 Lit 2393 70 2396 45 Yen65 words
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Article477 1984-01-06 5 THE US dollar strengthened against most major currencies on the local foreign exchange yesterday. Against the local dollar, the greenback opened at 552.1315/ 25, 25 points higher than the overnight closing rate of 12.1290/00. In late afternoon, the greenback eased slightly to close at $2.1310/30. litertaafc hrwart rales477 words
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Article22 1984-01-06 5 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 0.06 per cent.22 words
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Article558 1984-01-06 6 WEEDING out corrupt officials in Nigeria might be difficult, but probably not too great a task for its week-old military rulers. It is something that is usually best done by force, the same way Major-General Mohammed Buhari gained control of the country on New Year's558 words
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Article, Illustration1676 1984-01-06 6 ZHOU MEI - The Japanese experience through the eyes of a Singapore scholar HEAVEN on earth? Yes, to Professor Lim Chong Yah, the Land of the Rising Son's magnificent rolling mountains, crystal-clear brooks and streams add up to that. The ever-protesting volcanoes serve only to enhance the beaoty1,676 words
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Advertisement895 1984-01-06 6 —Economics finance titles from the Singapore University Press 7H9m 1 Sourcebook of Singapore and Malaysian Company Law by Philip N. Pillai This third supplement is the last supplement in the series. It is proposed that a new edition be' prepared which will incorporate and update all materials. For the convenience895 words
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Page 6 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous687 1984-01-06 6 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 4 Being heartily noisy, they have thunderous associations (6) 7 Something akin to a castle in Spain (8) 8 About-turns and shows a response (6) 10 A try at writing (5) 13 What even brand new clothing is (4) 14 Plenty to bid for (4) 15 Story687 words
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Article, Illustration914 1984-01-06 7 PAUL TAYLOR - Which way are US interest rates going this year? That is the key question facing the world's financial markets. PAUL TAYLOR of the Financial Times reports from New York on the big debate. PAUL TAYLOR THE US Federal Reserve Board enters 1964 in914 words
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658 1984-01-06 7 DAVID SMYTH - By DAVID SMYTH AP LEAPFROGGING national borders, ignoring political ideologies, several hundred strong, these specialised zones are scattered all over the globe but united in a common purpose: a dedication to world trade. They are free trade zones areas where goods can beAP - 658 words
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827 1984-01-06 7 VIKRAM KHANNA - VIKRAM KHANNA concludes his assessment of Professor Balogh's exploration of economists' evasions of reality. VIKRAM KHANNA THAT the world has experienced a near calamitous depression in the last two years is, according to Professor Balogh, no coincidence. Especially since the downward spiral has827 words
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Miscellaneous767 1984-01-06 7 TV RADIO SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opening and Programme tfghfifhts folowed by A House is Not a Home (Mandarin/r with English subtitles) 4.25 Choice of Champions The Guts and Gtory Boys: The pentathlon, is the ultimate test for the all-round athlete. The competitor has to undergo gruelling events such as767 words
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RAW MATERIALS
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Article662 1984-01-06 9 COFFEE: Robusta coffee futures yesterday posted pared gains of £10 to £23 a tonne at midday, with trade selling partly offsetting the effect of early commission house buying and New York's stronger close. Most active March traded at £1,917, against a high of £1,960 and previous bid/ask closing662 words
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Article147 1984-01-06 9 OLD crop soybean futures in Chicago on Wednesday closed as much as 11 UScents a bushel lower, with new crop ending as much as 6'/2 cents higher. Trade generally ended on a weak note as renewed selling after midday, when prices neared unchanged, sent values near day's lows. Much147 words
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Article116 1984-01-06 9 WHEAT futures in Chicago on Wednesday closed V« to 2 V* US-cents a bushel higher in light trade. Prices ended near the top of a 4V«-cent range. After opening lower, prices traded on the plus side when currencies rebounded against the US dollar. A pickup in export demand and116 words
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Article139 1984-01-06 9 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday firmed on covering and speculative buying interest, following the Indian purchase of 22,000 tonnes of RBD olein and reports of Pakistan presence in the market. Jan in the south rose M 3165 to M&.840 a tonne and central M&l5 to M&.850,139 words
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Article320 1984-01-06 9 SINGAPORE: Yesterday's closing prices in S$ per kilo, ex-godown: THAI WHITE: 100 per cent first class (Kangaroo) new crop 1.05, 100 per cent second class 0.80, 100 per cent third class 0.76, 25 per cent new crop no stock, B-10 per cent no stock. THAI BROKEN: A-super 0.61, Special320 words
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Article138 1984-01-06 9 YARN and cotton prices were quoted as follows In Hongkong yesterday. (la HK dollaiY spot ex-go-down) OaMw Van: China Blue Phoenix 3,0», 3Ts 3,370. 40*1 4,450 (per bale of 400 lbs). UMilii Saw Cmttm: LSS 7.80. 4F 7.70, 289F 7.85, NT Roller Ginned 7.79 (per lb). CLOTH in HK138 words
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Article121 1984-01-06 9 Reuter THE European Community has set Interim quotas for Chine* textile and clothing imports for 1984 while t»iir« on a long-term pact continue. The two sides had agreed to roll over a five-year accord on imports which expired on Dec 31, under which China will getReuter - 121 words
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Article68 1984-01-06 9 THE Stratta tta priee la Peiaig yesterday remained at the IT A fleer level tt Ms2».lft a Idle. Dealers aeted the taller stseh maaager sapperttag streagly at this "mast bay" level la Ike absence sf faretga la teres! Hewever, a small amsaat sf demaad tram laeal latereats was68 words
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Article30 1984-01-06 9 Rubber Jan 5 Singapore: January: 236.00 cents (down one cent) Malaysia: January: 260.60 cents (down 1.60 cents) Tin: M 629.16 per kilo (unchanged) 107 tonnes (down 36 tonnes)30 words
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Article96 1984-01-06 9 NOON 88 at ud SMR phem ymI *rday RAJ SSR 10 S8R SO ME1LB titan palkt) (1-tan paibt) e5 tout *>4.S0 rj Mtk) •Dan **.80 N **40N ry r«Wun (Forward MU! Wm Btlkn **.40 210.00N **40 10MON Ftkrain SMRCV SMR L SMR6 SMR CP SMR 10 <l-toa96 words
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Article157 1984-01-06 9 CHINESE Preface Exchange, aagapsMy closing prices per lMkg y oterday. Cse—t all: Bulk fob $194.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $207.00 sellers, new drum fob $211.00 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $112 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $690.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper faq157 words
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Article190 1984-01-06 9 THE RUBBER market yesterday closed easier with January One RSS buyers quoted at 236.00 cents a Idlo, down one cent from Wednesday's close. The morning session lost 0.75 cent on softer overnight London advices and some long liquidation. Prices esed fractionally in quiet afternoon trading on lack of support190 words
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Article268 1984-01-06 9 RA8 price* In crate per kilo yesterday: (per kOo) (per kilo) Int. 1 R.S.S prompt f o b. Int. 1 R.S.S Jaaaary ***** lot 1 R.S.S February MO 00 Int. 2 RSS w UK/Coot Ml m Int. 3 R.S.S. 23U0 UK/Cont 227JO Int. 4 R.S.S. 220.00 UK/Ooot 219.00268 words
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Article107 1984-01-06 9 JAN M Fr» COKBKILLX GROUPB Cart* four 1306 Plaanclara d• I llnlm M ♦91 ♦0l3 Alr-UquKto ss 3M ♦S AOttltftlM M>t On Patrol* m ♦j Moat-nann—y 1430 mm ♦30 -L7 BIX Oanrata Ptnarroya 44J0 •M CSr (TbomaonCK rruetlo IB 15 GROUPC Ml Crwllt Pooctar D» Praaea 916 ♦1 Oaoarml*107 words
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Article51 1984-01-06 9 JAM M "inrh mho -u *$2** «nton_ Horttn MM +LM 1MM -CI SST ma -0.1 ijmi. IBM -4 nsjo U£M ♦u pS2£J tom RWSTA 300JD -U KSSjf OUI -U ntn 179JO unch MuH -S MM uneb gH as nu Hooenst UUI +1 VoUawaacn HM -0J 171 JO -U auo51 words
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Article61 1984-01-06 9 JAN M m Or Bra Lamb unch VOIWAIO MAIKir Man E audi -40 JO +40 -U 50 Acae AltaH M -l« no -10 Boc Oan Bale BrmMn asDa Bun n» ia B» +30 IS unci} OB -7 lohsjr A V Umt CASH MAW MO rru U -U ♦5 r61 words
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Article71 1984-01-06 9 JAM M Lin 1 OOOd AC qo* Room Flat CM OMMIII M40 nao *m Ifl Prt* IW +J5 aw >10 lira* 1UD *11 IWCMMOU Ort Itatau Lawn OH ■mo -an 111* -M liedlotanca MUbbo AM CM Moodadorl CM n»i_ 17N0 -40 4000 uncfi MM 4-10 1—j +1. •1 ♦a71 words
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Article150 1984-01-06 9 JAM 04 ABM IhfM Akan AMI* Pto MM *T MM -ft 1MM 1MM -ft IB TO 1 1 Aarotak VTJ) Iter* laaa LB Rnli IM .1 IVxninl) MM +11 M -+17 Burttt MM Calami DaU MIJ Banter Knnla PW» Fofckar OWtne s*>— Hundou OVA Into Malter n m mo150 words
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Article132 1984-01-06 9 F: T 1' f tai at tea Ul Mb 1 f ft r •1 -4 -1 I 1 I 1 ich rrrrr*Xn Ctba (Mo Ctba (Mo Br. r c E -4 -i •a 437 1M Ul r'V. B .J Br 1 -t 1 Oaort* Flacbar OWn Pe n -i132 words
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Article175 1984-01-06 9 JAM M AMUM a 28 H lt M unci) -It H unch uncb H H H But No*m Scotia Ball Ttt BP Cw Ltd 44 a a Brucw a Can Imp Bk 11* -It rBMMP w Ctiilnf CTK—t* SI a H M 14 Cmbi ftd Lk a IT M175 words
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Article924 1984-01-06 9 NEW YORK INSTITUTIONAL Investors swarmed into the stock market during the afternoon session on Wednesday and helped prices close sharply higher as the market staged its best rally in several weeks. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which began the new year on Tuesday with a nearly six924 words
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Article212 1984-01-06 9 jam M Rand INDUSTRIALS A Alptu tua A**4a?CI 5 .tJfh asr» a. ??TS- X, sa Cbeftan «U 1« CNA —ZZZZZZZZZ MB uneh Curm rtn*nc* M +g are. bp men «0 WlIlM 510 -MM Lib Hoi* LOi Unrho iao unch LT* JJ AaA R 1W +n Mccarthy llilm «to -u212 words
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Article424 1984-01-06 9 SHARE prices firmed in active trade on Australian market* yesterday, overcoming news of a rise in US interest rates and another fall in the world bullion price. The All-Ordinaries Index resumed its upward movement, after Wednesday's small decline, fining 3.3 points higher at 783.6. The All-Industrials Tnrfw finished 2.9424 words
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Article361 1984-01-06 9 HONGKONG STOCK prices yesterday closed with pared gains after a fairly active session, brokers said, noting some profit-taking towards the close. The Hang Seng Index closed 3.73 points higher at 880.99 but below the morning close of 884.48. Brokers cited active buying from overseas interests after the361 words
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Article552 1984-01-06 9 SHARE prices yesterday finished at a record closing high on the strength of the Wall Street advance on Wednesday, although late profit-taking pared initial gains. The market average rose 19.75 to a closing record of 9,946.86 after rising 33.29 on Wednesday. It briefly touched 9,972.76552 words
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Article59 1984-01-06 9 BabU Mi k 1M »tZ m a ♦A ■I •1 •U iMan Mam CMIt South A* nbra Thai OommrW Bank Thai Danu Bank Thai man Bai Thai Ol»» ThaMndutrlal Thai Mataal Pond D That Mutual Pund III Thana Stan M> an m Ml M IU ouch -a unch unch59 words
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Article50 1984-01-06 9 JAM rmm ArS& wST* I I Asa Mtnlof B MM aoefa A&CnX much tapHOM.1—ST cdcr FWMH» OhmSt B ami na O inm Mil wtdi nam B 1UM -MI pwy > WJT HT Fag* I MM aneb Sm Mlnai a *tM amtnoi mm *um Mm Diitr IMS Bach Surttto Coo50 words
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Advertisement76 1984-01-06 9 Thai Seafood Served I n I rue Siamese Slvle w~~ n r sm* Thinking Of food. Think Thai: Spicy Tomyum Soup; Cnarcort-QrfHed Seafood, Royal Thai Seafood and our other detectable Thai Cut*ine. Or if you're a gourmet cook, take home some fresh seafood from our mini seafood market And cook76 words
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3766 1984-01-06 10 810 and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after3,766 words
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Article3652 1984-01-06 10 IMS/84 High Low Company Last Sale orGr*s Div Div Cvr Gr*a YTd Net P/E Vol (•000) Day Higk Low 8ECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 286 354 367 306 410 130 300 318 368 680 sao S3S 500 268 340 328 585 870 472 472 1190 310 680 6803,652 words
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Article2166 1984-01-06 10 BID and offer price» officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified INDUmUUI (4-MB) Akmm (LIC 11«) 11« (3) 11« AM (in 1MB) (3)2,166 words
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Article748 1984-01-06 10 THE leeal lUek market reee strongly agala yesterday la spite ef expeetatteas that preflt-taUag eeald be ■etttag la. Seme ef the wwgww la beylag orders caaid have beea stimulated by a sharp overnight rise la Wall Street. IV Straits Times ladaatrlal ladex pat ea aaether 8M748 words
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Article516 1984-01-06 10 SHARE prices closed generally higher for the sixth consecutive session on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday as bulls continued to dominate trading. However, the New Straits Times Industrial Index closed at 1,425.50, down 1.73 points from its record high of 1427.23 set on516 words
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Article173 1984-01-06 10 MMMgei*' prices far JaaC SINGAPORE UNIT TB18T DIAMOND MOT rPOBC The Commerce 157 3.78 Dec Ju The Saving* Fund 2.11 2.34 Diamond S pore Pro* Fund 1.35 164 S pore Fd (USI) 0.« 0.53 S pore Sec Fund 2.33 2.47 SI 104 1JV ffpore Invest Fund 1.22 129173 words
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Article, Illustration3282 1984-01-06 11 CHAN OI CHEE - Last year was definitely an exciting corporate year both in Singapore and Malaysia. The many takeovers and mergers that took place saw several local companies, including a major one, changing hands. There were also the revival of a few ailing companies through the3,282 words
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Article887 1984-01-06 11 THE market opened higher yesterday, helped by the sharp gains on Wall Street on Wednesday and the better trend in US credit marr kets, dealers said. Candecca Resources, which rose to 180 last Friday following a bid approach, gained lip to 191 after an agreed offer valued at887 words
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Advertisement62 1984-01-06 11 A sign of good service n si IF 9 Irse For details write to Lombard North Central PLC.' Banking Services. Dept 510. 17 Bruton Street. London WIA 3DH. England Telephone 01-409 3434 K FINE CHINESE ANTIQUES WORKS OF ART KWOK GALLERY Pte Ltd 545 Orchard Road. »03-01. Far East Shopping62 words
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Advertisement327 1984-01-06 11 Kgg YEOHIAP SENG LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) ANNOUNCEMENT The Directors art pleased to make the following announcements: 1. AUDITED RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 SEPTEMBER 1983. 1983 1982 Group Company Group Company Turnover 151.595 102,863 145,798 92,483 Operating Profit 10,821 10,476 11,302 9,669 Received and Share327 words
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Article172 1984-01-06 12 Rises Indices Jack* Iat eeo 45 Jan 4 Pramt 444 36 Jan 5 Bedford MX C I Holdings M Ctmat 180 334 800 33 32 +30 30 BT Composite: 980.29 966.85 BT Indicator: *****88 Car la barf 900 ST Industrials: 1015.69 1084.25 C Propartiaa TUa* Eacrg 468 18 ST172 words
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Article, Illustration142 1984-01-06 12 Rises Indices Toshiba Max 840 270 +55 +53 Jan 4 Jan 5 Jacks Intl 710 +30 MBT Indicator: *****65 NA If—Hg 482 +28 NST Industrials: 1427.23 1425.50 Promet 484 +28 NST Finance: 2684.49 2696.83 Bent* 645 +25 NST Hotels: 659.27 659.65 C Storage Bhd 478 +14 NST Properties:142 words
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Article51 1984-01-06 12 v H.K.HANG SENG Wednesday 780.3 Week Ago 709.9 Thursday 880.90 Wednesday 877.28 FINANCIAL TIMES Week Ago 877.15 INDUSTRIALS AUSTRALIAN Wednesday 770J INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 771A Week Ago 775.8 Thursday 1018.7 Wednesday 1013.9 DOW JONES AVERAGE Week Ago 1002.9 INDUSTRIALS ALL ORDINARIES Wednesday 1289.05 Thursday 783.8 Tuesday. 1252.74 Week Ago51 words
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387 1984-01-06 12 AMY CHEOK - By AMY CHEOK KECK Seng (Malay*») Bhd will we the preeeeda treat Its proposed sne hr St rights lane te flaaaee the The rights taaae will rake aheat IQtii mHltoa, sfter dedactlag wWaitut Issae expaaaia sf %mjm. The balk af the fsads,387 words
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748 1984-01-06 12 NAJEEB JARHOM - Gil ggy By NAJEEB JARHOM CYCLE and Carriage Ltd has revealed that the London-baaed Kuwait Investment Office and Pontiac Land Pte Ltd have bought a combined 11 per cent stake in the fast diversifying motor-based company. The purchases, apparently carried out748 words
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151 1984-01-06 12 Reuter THE Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange will start a three- to six-week trial of Its new computerised clearing system on Monday, KLSE chairman Abdul Razak Mahmood said yesterday. The system is designed to allow for faster delivery of scrip and settlement of accounts.Reuter - 151 words
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140 1984-01-06 12 Reuter TRAFALGAR House PLC is making an agreed offer for Candecca Resources PLC, the oil and gas exploration group, on the basis of 10 Trafalgar ordinary shares for every 11 Candecca ordinary shares. The offer values each Candecca share at 200p and Candecca's issuedReuter - 140 words
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Article278 1984-01-06 12 Reuter HONGKONG'S ktovMw itetita, HK-TVB Ltd, to aeeklag a ttottag n the eatoay'a tkne stack exehugM. The eampaay hU yeaterday UuU It plan to Mil 1M mlUtoa a< tta itora (par vime m HK eeata) at HKfMi each. The «Osr wfwwrti 2S per eeat el TVB'« tonedReuter - 278 words
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509 1984-01-06 12 CHAN OI CHEE - By CHAN OI CHEE FOR THE first timp in three years, local food and beverage group Yeo Hiap Seng Ltd has reported a drop in profitability for the 12 months ended Sep 30, 1983. The 2 per cent decline in Yeo's group509 words
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Advertisement127 1984-01-06 12 |`@\,?^|"|^$.<,]'}.{~_-^?::=(<_ Running up a high hotel bill?— Lacking pvNaaf} Why not move into THEPLAZA SERVICE ARUmiENTS LUXURY HOTEL LIVING IN AN APARTMENT YOU CAN CALL HOME Full housekeeping and linen services Completely furnished with colour TV Fully equipped kitchenette with refrigerator, crockery and cultery Fully air-conditioned with telephone and public127 words
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Advertisement108 1984-01-06 12 Our new JAL Executive Class' adds up to a first class deal. At just the economy fare. r \u wP n I 2 Jf 3* V i When you travel 'JAL Executive Class', youH enjoy: No surcharge. Just the normal economy fare. Separate check-in. Separate cabin, only 8 seats abreast.108 words
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Miscellaneous52 1984-01-06 12 OUTLOOK tor today: Windy, cloudy, ruin in several areas. Bepert tar 24 hawa prtor to 7Jtpm Ntaiit the lirpirt: Maximum temperature 30.0 Associated humidity 69 Minimum temperature 22.7 Associated humidity 96 Hours of sunshine 7.85 Rainfall in millimetres 4.0 Total rainfall for the month 4.0 Total rainy days for the52 words
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206 1984-01-06 13 Reuter AFP AT THE end of 1983, Taiwan had a merchant marine of about 200 ships totalling over 5.3 million dwt, up from 176 ships totalling 3.87 million dwt a year earlier, the Taiwanese Communications Ministry said. Communications Minister Lien ChanReuter; AFP - 206 words
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Article, Illustration353 1984-01-06 13 G DURAIRAJ - By G DURAIRAJ A CONTAINER gantry crane collapsed under the violent berthing force of a vessel in Port Kelang yesterday. The extent of damage to the container berth and the vessel Chevalier Paul has not been ascertained. According to Port Kelang Authority, the353 words
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Article88 1984-01-06 13 Reuter TALKS aimed at averting a British shipbuilding strike from next Friday broke down. Unions, management and independent conciliators had been engaged in the two days of talks. A management spokesman said the chances of avoiding a strike now looked doubtful, though union solidarity appeared threatened whenReuter - 88 words
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Article63 1984-01-06 13 A SENIOR Soviet shipping official rejected charges that his country was offering cheap holiday cruises by undercutting British operators. Vladislav Petukhov, chairman of the All Union Association of Passenger Shipping l.inpg awl Cruises, said: "Regrettably, attempts are sill being made in the West to introduce political motives63 words
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Article123 1984-01-06 13 A JAPANESE fishing boat collided with a fellow boat on Wednesday night in the East China Sea and eight out of 12 crewmen are still listed missing as of yesterday, Japan's Maritime Safety Agency said. The eight crewmen from the 114-ton No 18 Kyotoku Maru were thrown into123 words
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Article783 1984-01-06 13 SkippimgLto* Page C*l Sfelppiag Uae Pw C*t AC Toeptor VI 1 Fargo Shpg vm I Alee VI 1 Fenco vn 4/5 Ahreakiet Liner vn 5 Franco- Belg m 4/5 S Aipar VI 5 FrataShpg VI Aiiura Shpg X s Freight Links vn I AFC Urn V 4783 words
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Article, Illustration197 1984-01-06 14 HAVING weathered several "storms" during the collapse of its RSV parent company, the Verolme shipyard at Heusden, continues to operate independently and is at present working on the construction of a pair of 2,500 dwt chemical tankers for Dor- drecht owner, Gebr Broere BV. The197 words
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1188 1984-01-06 14 CHINA plans to double its annual coal output by the year 2000, which implies an increase from the 650 million tons produced in 1962 to 1.2 billion tons a year by the end of the century. The plan is to be implemented in1,188 words
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Article1349 1984-01-06 14 FAIRLY active fertiliser business to India and limited grain fixing to Venezuela featured an otherwise very dull freight market on Wednesday, shipbrokers said. An unchanged U5529.50 was paid for bagged urea from Varna to India and (13.40 for urea from Dammam to India. Rock phosphate from Dakar to1,349 words
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Article197 1984-01-06 15 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/Europe, Far East Persian Gulf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (FAR 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 Container197 words
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485 1984-01-06 15 THAI shipping companies are in for another tough year unless the government provides some assistance, said an executive member of the Bangkok Shipowners and Agents Association. The executive told the Bangkok Post that Thai carriers are still fighting each other for a485 words
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Article107 1984-01-06 15 Reuter A US icebreaker was holed and partly flooded when it hit an ice shelf in the Antarctic south of Chile on Monday, the US Navy said. But a spokesman said that the 6,000-tonne Coast Guard vessel Westwiad, despite buckled frames and a three-metre gash in its sideReuter - 107 words
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206 1984-01-06 15 SEMBAWANG Engineering has signed a technical agreement with Paladon (Engineering) Ltd, UK for the engineering, supply and manufacture of multicylcone separators. This will enhance Sembawang Engineering's capability in undertaking projects requiring a greater degree of technological sophistication. As part of the agreement, Sembawang has206 words
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6047 1984-01-06 20 SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due and when SCHEDULE n A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world n The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the t. shipping line involved and the estimated e dates of arrival and6,047 words
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Article811 1984-01-06 21 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godowns FCL Ship Frankfurt Exp Plata B Melatl CR Abidjan Sea Fortune H Shokawa M Maersk Mango Achieve Harvester Char Chlng Thana Bhum Anro Temasek Voy 15/410 17N 585 02R 02 18/357 01/02B *****E 9A/84 18C 100N *****811 words
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Article1735 1984-01-06 21 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A-B AFEA African Shipping Agencies (S). Um Transgroup (S). Ahnaklel Uaer Serrlee Kim Shpg (S). Allrad C Taepfer Sea Conaortium (S) Marinte* Enterprise (PK). WpM Intrasea (S) Bintang Shpg (KL)/ gj- Cargo Handling and Forwarding1,735 words
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Article360 1984-01-06 22 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Arc Odysseus 35/6 BOR alongside 6.1.84/1800 Bal&ntang 27 Llan Soon alongside 6.1.84/1500 Equator IV 22 Thong Soon alongside 6.1.84/2300 Fukuzakl Maru 19 Sharp alongside 6.1.84/1500 Kao Cheng 33/4 Koko Nav alongside 6.1.84/2359 Kyoju Maru 47 Kim alongside360 words
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Advertisement465 1984-01-06 13 Trl I kti ■> mm m LONDON Freights CONSORTIA SHIPPING Schedule CONTAINER Schedules WHO Acts for Whom SHIPS In Port REGIONAL Weather I \RDIM N 1 Ml H EJSEALORDS3 FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ •fIROTM CHEF 37* Mt CONT WO 38N S 5*5 BMW 44N am com ami465 words
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Advertisement1018 1984-01-06 13 The Straits Co m P a es Times Activities, T>ris ppthdv Key Personnel. UIKJbbIUKX Agencies 0* Singapore (Buku Merah) MAERSK LINE EXPORT FULL CONTAINER SERVICES M MB 1 I I■■l M 2t/l 29/1 4/2 5/2 11/2 12/2 11/2 19/2 26/2 27/2 3/3 4/3 TO: BELGIUM, MAERSK MUX) MAERSK UNDO MAERSK1,018 words
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Advertisement467 1984-01-06 14 To Europe. FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE FrgmEuroM Span 2) Rdam |3) H buff II) Cburg VCSSCL Gbur| 1 2)Kb«r( 14) IT dam 5) L* H P tea* I S'peri 10/1 17/1 24/1 31/1 7/2 22/ 14/2 29/ 30/1 31/1 6/2 7/2 31/1 2/2 7/2 9/2 14/2 16/2 13/2 14/2 20/2467 words
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Advertisement316 1984-01-06 14 YAMASHITA-SHINNIHON LINE CONTAINER SERVICES JUSA/CANADA m 14/1 12/1 U/1 21/1 25/J 27/1 1/2 3/2 MIDDLE EAST VJ t/1 J/J H 1 Also accepting LCL Cargo for USA Port* only. 21/3 19/3 23/3 CONVENTIONAL SERVICES AGENTS SUNSHIP AGENCIES PTE LTD M.m Office *****22 5 Im.a CFS/T»rmin»l *****21'*****57 OPTORG CO (M) SDN316 words
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Advertisement535 1984-01-06 15 The Straits Steamship Group QCL Overseas Containers Limited CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE TO UK CONTINENT raa t'iM VI «/2 13/2 14/2 an t*/2 fme* anas (OWOON MT 29/2 11/3 •7/3 N/3 SMI MT KMMM ■MOHWI csaawMr n*H»WTanRj 11/3 11/3 *7/3 It/3 M/ 4 H/4 11/4 12/4 un ALSO ACCEPTING CARGO FOR n535 words
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Advertisement774 1984-01-06 15 NOTICES SUM. BRUNEI AND SARAWAK FREIGHT CONFERENCE FAR EAST/GULF OF ADEN AND RED SEA PORTS CONFERENCE NOTICE TO SHIPPERS PORT CONGESTION SURCHARGES The member Lines of the above Conferences have been monitoring the berthing situation at the undernoted ports and have reported and agreed on the following:ADEN :In view of774 words
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Advertisement583 1984-01-06 16 rHapag-Lloyd TO CONTIF4NI TO CONTINENT UK EXPORTS S pore P Kelang Pen Bilbao leiionGenoa H burg Mar Rdam Bhaven Anl werp sonsncKms io/t 21/1 24/1 19/2 16/2 23/2 4/3 27/2 TO US* CANADA Long Oakland Seattle/ Connecting in Tokyo Connecting m Kobe "Aho accepting cargo tor ATLANTIC GULF PORTS via583 words
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Advertisement380 1984-01-06 16 M •Tun* FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE KSline MiMtj LOtmaMTto* TO FUR Off VIA SULZ Mtrnb* ot the Ac t Consortium ORKNIAI CHUf 37* HK COMAKER 34W S Sf AS MHOS 44* FROM EUROPE Vl* SUC/ J A Memoer ol lh< Act Conswlmm FULLY CONTAINERISED '0 (BOM MIRTH AMI RICA (AS! COAST380 words
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Advertisement384 1984-01-06 16 EVERGREEN LINE FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE ACCEPTKG Fa i LCL CAAGO FOR UP P«l WG FLI ROM ANN LMV It* 19/97 12/92 14/92 li/92 17/92 [vmlmrl 1/92 J/92 7V92 21/92 29/92 1/93 1/93 tw. U»4 14/1? IJ/92 7/93 >03 11/13 12/93 14/03 also acceptrk la/ra i fa/fa h* GOT*W*G AARttfS384 words
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Advertisement797 1984-01-06 16 Everett Lines I Camp*ma Ar«*«tiaa Oa Nimmuo" tmn earn, nam a< SACK ARGENTINE NATIONAL LINE" ACONCAGUA COMPANY PERUANA DE VAPOREES (C.P.V.) "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" lojd*f toi UUo Mataram la and al oltwr I at Honfkonc and w Hot* On Cft TrwoufH Ms of laduie l destination Om.tt.nj Hongkong JOWfVERETT MURRAVEVERETT**797 words
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Advertisement292 1984-01-06 16 rQkSINOSE ll# MARITIME PTE LTD ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES IRANIAN SERVICES Sncaporc Lojdnf tar 15/1 6 Atobis B Khomen SMGAPORE SMOSf MAJttTM PTE LTD TEL *****44/7 t *****70 PORT AELANG MALOSE MARITHE SON BHO Id *****2/3 PINANG MALAYSIA TRADE I TRANSPORT LTD I* ***** t ***** KYOWA LINE292 words
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Advertisement492 1984-01-06 17 SL PIL GROUP EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICES KOTAMUMB KOTAMAJU KOTA SCJATI VOYAGE SINGAPORE LOAMMQ fOtt 12-W/1 DJIBOUTI, HOOODAH, ADEN, MOGADISCIO, MOMBASA S"f2 I va mooe®am, jedoam. ao aba, rr. suo am E-4SS 5-10/2 HOOEIDAH. JEDOAH, AQABA. PT. SUDAN. MOGADISCIO. MOMBASA ACCEPTING CONTAINERS TO HOOEIOAM/AQABA/PT.SUOAN/MOGADISCIO VOYAGE BPORE KARACHI I KUWAIT COLOMBO/CHITTAGONG/RANGOON SERVICES492 words
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Advertisement366 1984-01-06 17 MALAYSIA SHIPPING CORPN. SDN. BHD. VESSEL WOT. PEN KOTA ROAM 1/14 KOTA HARAPAN 1/M P. KELAK STORE LOADMC FOR 12-19/1/ M KU/KX/SXN 1-14/1/14 KK/SKM/TA 24-30/1/14 KK/SKN/TA Agents SINGAPORE Pll P KFtANG SFIATAN AGENCY Kl SFLATAN AGENCY PFNANG IF AN BEE A CO IFF FFF IFF TFI ??***** *****6 *****3? *****9366 words
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Advertisement1164 1984-01-06 18 K LINE KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTE EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE CANADA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA PACIFIC COAST FHDO VESSEL 1 STM VIS AISO ACCEFTWC (MKROMDGE) (MMOiM) ATI.AMTvr rniar k STM Vis H WBT Vl2 nomvzs itadlag DESTINATIONS INLAND via IPI/MICRO BRIDGE 6 MPfILAND BUDGE) VL 222?. vjwbt u/lb oakund »mi vmbc1,164 words
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Advertisement617 1984-01-06 19 TO EUROPE/UK (VM SUEZ): OCHEF37W+ 10/1 11/1 W CONTMO 3tW 19/1 20/1 SS BMDGE 44W 25/1 26/1 C CONTMO 24* 1/2 2/2 C ROZE 37W 9/2 10/2 N GARNET 18* 13/2 11/2 Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia +0 CH€F S pore Closing Times: FCI Cargo 1500 9/1 LCI Cargo 0300617 words
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Advertisement713 1984-01-06 20 l'c«|ioiial Container Lilies 2 Sailings Weekly Reliable Regular Punctual Berthing PSA 1500 Hrs Tuesday Saturday Wt u*/ison 995/100N IMS/ ISIN 100S/101N 151S/152* 101S/102N 1525/153R 102S/103N 158/154N 1435/IMN 1545/15SH STOK 10/11JM 14/15 1m 17/11 JM 21/22 in 24/25 JM 20/29 JM 11 Jm/1 Ftb 4/5 Feb 14/15 FA 11/12 Feb 21/22713 words
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Advertisement188 1984-01-06 21 GOOD HARVEST LINES RED SEA SERVICE KSSEI MASTUM ZAHABIA OWNER'S AGT: GEN FRT. ACTS: ETA IDG FOR 30/31 Jw HODEDAH, JEDOAH. AQABA J. T. HOLOMGS PTE LTD moon SWUNG PTE LTD TEL *****39, *****20, *****11 TLX: ***** INDON *il£j -9 H3 k K JJi DAftWM/MMAPORE/DAffWM WITH WORLDWIDE CONNECTIONS 55L-. ETA/TJD188 words
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Advertisement97 1984-01-06 22 BENGAL LINER Independent Conventional Service rjCaiwf Loadnf tar mX II Jm 22 Jan Muscat. Qui* Oanrnan BOUSTEAO SHIPPING AGENCIES SinfJpore *****66 *****12 *****20 Kuala Lumpur *****4 Penanj 3(2301 MENG HORNG SHIPPING PTE LTD #02-21 Gokton Wall Auto C«ntr«, 89 Short StrMt, S'por* 0718 TEL: *****47/8 REGULAR SERVICE TO INDIA PORTS97 words
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Advertisement398 1984-01-06 22 Ba 3b OB BANGLADESH NATIONAL LINE iAn Enterprise of Bangladesh Govt i M.V. BANGLAR TARANI ETA LOADING FOR:25 Jan Hong Kong/S.Korea/ Japan AQents J UHIPACIfIC TRANS TRADING Agents *G£NC* PTE LTD OBtEMTAL SHiPP'HC CORP". Tel *****4 |b Imesl SINGAPORE Um»«r Tel *****6 48?b44 GNOMONIC LINES A VSL STORE M PORT398 words
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Miscellaneous167 1984-01-06 22 Regional Weather 5a m >4 1 N J Sf, Steo^V/l 19 r' ffl tS5i SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. c y^v cr* Wind direction with speed in knots Wave height LEGEND* R Thunderstorm Temperature °C Shower Weather >-/ Wind direction with speed in Rain Cloudy167 words
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