The Business Times, 18 June 1984

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 66/1/84 MONDAY, JUNE 18,1184 60 CENTS
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    UIC plans to take over HK property company
    589 1  -  Total of HKs29om to be ploughed into Tai Sang Land Development By CHAN OI CHEE WHILE other companies are reportedly deserting Hongkong in search of greener pastures, Singapore's property and chemicals group United Industrial Corporation plans to channel a hefty HK$29O million
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    Three companies get pre-fab building contracts worth more than $10m
    411 1  -  By LISA LEE THREE companies have netted more than $10 million in local contracts to build pro-fabricat-ed homes and offices for construction companies and their workers. In the past one and a half years, the companies have built pre-fabricated housing
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    Lock icon Chicago futures link-up likely, says IMM official
    393 1 Reuter THE managing director of Chicago's International Monetary Market (IMM), Mr John Werderits, said the US government might approve a proposed financial futures link-up between Singapore and the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) before September and possibly in summer. He said Singapore International Monetary
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    Korean jet a pawn in US spying game?
    83 1 THE KOREAN passenger Jet shot down over the Soviet Union last year may have been used to trigger Soviet radar and electronic defence signals so that American satellites could monitor them, according to an article in a British defence magazine. Defence Attache
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    Lock icon Japanese think their culture is superior says survey
    117 1 Reuter MORE than 80 per cent of the people in Japan believe that their country has a superior culture, according to a survey released by the Prime Minister's Office yesterday. Two-thirds of them felt that Japan was a good country and that
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    Lock icon Brazilians set new rules on outflow of money
    213 1 AP THE BRAZILIAN government has set new restrictions for taking money out of the country, apparently aimed at stopping companies from paying off some foreign loans. The measure is expected to affect foreign banks and multinational companies. The government's central bank decreed
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    Two oil exploration companies sign up to use Chiwan base
    392 1  -  By WANG LOOK KEAH TWO LARGE oil exploration companies have signed up to use the Chiwan support base that is being built by a Singapore consortium led by Intraco. The Japan National Oil Company consortia, called Pearl River Operating Company,
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    Finance Ministry draws up guidelines on child relief
    183 1 THE MINISTRY of Finance has drawn up guidelines to determine the eligibility of women for the enhanced child relief which takes effect next year. Women with at least five GCE 'O' level passes or five credit passes in the previous School Certificate
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      113 1 Call Wayfoong at 737-7977 for a fast decision on your loan Waytoong Mortgage and Finance (S) Ltd A wnoty-owned subsidiary ot Hongkong Bar* 6 Claymore HiM >03-00, Claymore Plaza. Singapore 0922 A.P. No. 0006 SONY H -Th I J KX-20PS1 51cm (20 inch) JJL PROFEEL Profeel; a professional studio monitor
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      284 1 UlC's pig-farming v«ntur«, Pag* 16 mm ARTHUR FU owns Richi Beauty Salon at th« Royal Holiday Inn. But hairdressing was not his first choice of o profession. He wanted to become on artist. In foct, he attended the Nanyang Acodemy of Fine Arts after school. Page 2 STRATEGIC thinking thinking
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      53 1 THE Multiple Art Exhibition is bound to aive rise to many hooted conversations. People will either love it or hate it, but they won't be able to ignore it. P«g«9 EVEN in on ero where men wore flowing wigs but were still men, and women were demure, people were just
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  • MANAGEMENT
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      Making beauty his business
      1073 2  -  f N Small By SHAHRIR ARIFF ONE PECULIAR characteristic of Richi Beauty Salon is its location. It is tucked in a corner at the end of a maze of passageways on the fourth floor of the Royal Holiday Inn. Arthur Fu, proprietor of Richi, however, thinks
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      Lock icon Old timer Levi Strauss fights shrinking profits from jeans
      591 2  -  By LOUIS KEHOE FT "PEOPLE just don't wear blue jeans to cocktail parties any more," observes Mr Dennis Ross, a San Francisco security analyst. For Levi Strauss, which created Dennis Jeans to outfit California's gold miners and went on to transform
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      Beyond the profit principle
      959 3  -  By KANG SIEW KHENG FEW OF THE chief executives gathered together by the Singapore Institute of Management last week had heard of strategic thinking. But most agreed that the reason for their companies' existence rested in making profits high enough to keep their shareholders happy. Undaunted,
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      New Dior chief plans well ahead
      511 3  -  By CHUANG PECK MING SOME NEW chief executives would be in a hurry to launch a corporate expansion at the outset to announce their promotion, but not the new chairman and chief executive of Christian Dior. "I'm only 39 and still have plenty of
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      Another casualty in the IBM guessing game
      386 3  -  ■RROHiIiIERS Compiled by LEE HAN SHIH BRITIAN's largest domestic computer company ICL has quietly bowed out of the game of making mainframe computers that can run on software packages written for IBM computers. ICL's announcement came after an unsuccessful two-year venture in the
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      Seeing into the clouds
      142 3 RESEARCH METEOROLOGISTS in the AsianPacific region have achieved significant, if limited, progress towards the goal of long-range weather forecasting. Picture above shows Dr Neville Nicholls of the Australian Numercial Meteorology Research Centre in Melbourne indicating an important region the Southern Oscillation phenomenon tropical waters around Indonesia
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      The American whiz kids
      179 3 ASIAN TEENAGERS residing in the United States have again come out tops in the prestigious Westinghouse Science Talent Search. In March, 40 high school finalists from 19 states assembled in Washington DC to compete for the first 10 places and U5589,500 in cash and scholarships. Two
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      386 2 RAX OR FICTION? We can send him anywhere in the world in 20 seconds.' I V r X vr I t s Only our monster is fictitious, the concept is a fact. Panasonic have a machine that is a sophisticated cross between a photocopier and a telex. A facsimile transceiver.
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      108 2 FOR AUCTION DEVELO LANDS 1. Vacant land at Khiang Guan Avenue, behind Goldhill Square Lot Nos 225 t0234,236 t0238 663. TS2B Land Area 67,741 sq ft Title Freehold Master Plan Residential density Zoning 495 pph 2. Land at Nos 219 221 Moulmein Road, near Thomson Road In principle approval for
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      124 3 National Car Rental is the alternative. When it comes to owning a car, you've got to contend with increasing road tax and petrol costs, season parking, insurance, depreciation, servicing and repairs, annual inspection and there are hints of even more severe measures to come. National Car Rental is your alternative.
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      522 3 THE CHARTERED BANK BUILDING Location Rattles Place, beside the Singapore River Features 43 storeys Superb finishes throughout Current tenants comprise international banks, insurance companies and professional firms Directly linked to Raffles Place MRT Station Each floor approx 1186 sq m (12.700 sq ft) Minimum office suite 84 sq m (900
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Japanese economy up 3.7 pc in real terms last fiscal year
      299 4 AFP JAPAN'S economy grew 3.7 per cent in real terms in fiscal 1983 ended in March. This was due partly to brisk exports, the Japanese Economic Planning Agency announced recently. Growth surpassed the government-set target of 3.4 per cent
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      Lock icon Egyptian minister says Israel engaged in 'cold peace'
      406 4 UPI Egyptian foreign mjafeter Boutros Ghali said onnisArrival for an official vtsft that Israel was engaged in "a cold peace" with Egypt and sought only to maintain the status rather than improve it. Speaking at a news conference on his arrival on
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      Lock icon Turner will be next Canadian premier
      442 4 Reuter FORMER Canadian Finance Minister John Turner, returning triumphant from almost nine years of political exile, has won the ruling Liberal Party leadership to become Canada's 17th Prime Minister. Mr Turner, who quit Pierre Trudeau's cabinet in 1975 in a policy dispute, took over
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      Lock icon Steel makers enlist help of Chrysler Corp chairman
      312 4 UPI US sI kki. makers have enlisted Chrysler Corp chairman Lee lacocca in their efforts to get congressional action on legislation that would place quotas on imported steel. The American Iron and Steel Institute released a letter from Mr lacocca to Representative
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      Lock icon Production rise in US mines and factories smallest since November
      174 4 AP PRODUCTION in US factories and mines rose just 0.4 per cent in May, the smallest gain since November, the Federal Reserve Board reported last Friday. The increase was the*lBth in a row, but its modest size appeared to be
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      Lock icon Chinese peasants start independent cab service
      166 4 AP CHINA has allowed a group of peasants to form Beijing's first independent taxkrab company *to compete with state-ftf%ud services, the Beijing Dally reported. The capital's Communist Party organ said the new company, organized by peasants in Daxian County, will begin operations on July
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      Lock icon No new price hike, assures Philippine minister
      209 4 AFP PHILIPPINES' Trade and Industry Minister Roberto Ongpin yesterday said the peso was holding at its new legal exchange rate of 18 to the US dollar and assured that there would be no new price increases. Mr Ongpin made the assurance one day
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      Lock icon Indonesian new tax system to come into effect later
      152 4 AFP THE INDONESIAN government has postponed the introduction of new value-added and luxury taxes set for July 1. They are now to come into effect by January 1966. State Secretary Minister Sudharmono said while announcing the postponement that neither the business
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      Lock icon Team reports on setting up of insurance company
      327 4 Bernama A MALAYSIAN task force looking into the setting up of an insurance company based on Islamic teachings has recommended that a company be set up with an initial capital of Mslo million. The company, to be known as Syarikat Takaful, should
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      Lock icon Doctors advised to go on strike
      80 4 AFP TWO THOUSAND doctors working in New South Wales public hospitals yesterday received a recommendation for industrial action from their professional association in an escalating dispute with the state government over Medicare health insurance. The state's branch of the Australian Medical Association rectynmended that
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      Lock icon Uruguayan exiled leader back and arrested
      331 4 UPI THE Uruguayan government said last Saturday night it was holding opposition leader Wilson Ferreira incommunicado after he returned to his homeland after 11 years of exile. Mr Ferreira, who vowed to become President of Uruguay during a spectacular boat trip from Buenos Aires,
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      Lock icon Shortage of pipes holds up. Soviet oil projects
      236 4 Reuter A SHORTAGE of highquality metal pipes is holding up development of oil and gas deposits in the far north of Siberia, the Soviet Communist Party daily Pravda said. It said, in particular, plans to open up new gas reserves in the
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      Lock icon Farmers' uproar over rice imports by Japan
      683 6 Reuter A JAPANESE government plan to make emergency imports of Korean rice is causing uproar among Japan's farmers along with warnings that the nation's food security is in jeopardy. The prospect of Japan making its first substantial imports of rice for 17 years
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      Lock icon US trade commission's restriction on imported copper upsets Chile
      238 6 FT THE decision by the US International Trade Commission on Thursday to restrict imports of foreign copper has caused consternation in Chile, which receives nearly half of its export earnings from copper sales. The ruling is likely to threaten Chile's ability
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      Lock icon Gulf truce unlikely as Iraq accuses Iran of violation
      384 6 AP IRAQ accused Iran of violating a UN-brokered ceasefire on Saturday, dimming hopes that the two countries would expand the limited truce to encompass sea lanes in the Gulf. The Iraqi military command in Baghdad said Iranian gunners had shelled the
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      Lock icon Indonesia foresees depressed oil market until end of 1986
      210 6 Reuter INDONESIAN Mining and Energy Minister Dr Subroto said the world oil market would probably remain depressed until the end of 1986 and the possibility of a crude oil price cut could not be ruled out. Dr Subroto, speaking at the
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      Lock icon Pork found next to other meats in Malacca store
      69 6 Bernama THE MALACCA Department of Islamic Affairs found packed beef and chicken burgers displayed on sale in the same freezer with pork burgers in a surprise check on a supermarket at Jalan Silang in Malacca. The check was conducted jointly with
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      Lock icon New book criticises Thatcher's policies
      149 6 AFP FORMER British Foreign Secretary Francis Pym is strongly critical of the economic and social policies of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in a book due out this month called "The Politics Of Consent". In extracts carried by the Sunday Times yesterday, Mr Pym criticized "the
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        New system
        54 6 BERNAMA put its editorial computer system into operation in Kuala Lumpur yesterday, making it the first national news agency in Asia to be fully computerised. Its general manager, Mr Ahmad Mustapha Hassan, pressed a button yesterday morning to move the first news item which had been electronically edited
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        Bill approved
        58 6 THE Australian Federal Parliament has approved a controversial Bill protecting aboriginal sacred sites and objects despite opposition from mining companies and farming representatives. The legislation is only a preliminary to an even more controversial package on aboriginal land rights to be presented at a later date by the
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        Accusation
        64 6 BRITISH miners' leader Arthur Scargill on Saturday accused Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher of prolonging the three-month-old coal strike to starve miners and their families into submission. Mr Scargill told a rally in the New South Wales pit town of Treorchy that Mrs Thatcher had caused the collapse of tentative
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        Finishing probe
        83 6 MEMBERS of a board investigating the assassination of opposition leader Benigno Aquino returned on Saturday from two weeks of hearing in the US and said the panel hopes to announce its findings before the first anniversary of the murder. "We are proceeding with the last stretch of our
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        Lock icon Fuss over jets
        73 6 Agencies A GOVERNMENT decision to replace Queen Elizabeth H's three old propellor aircraft with two new jets at a total cost of about US$B.2 million came under fire yesterday from opposition Labour Party legislators. "It's a disgraceful way of spending money when there's so much hardship," said
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      Lock icon US ready for woman vice-president, says Mondale
      298 6 Reuter WALTER MONDALE, starting a week of interviews with prospective running mates, said on Saturday the American people are ready to accept a woman as vice-president. Standing beside him at a news conference near his Minnesota home was New York congresswoman Geraldine Ferraro,
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      745 6 ARRIVALS Operator Sorvicc number Locol time From PAA PA5 0020 JFK/SFO/HKG SIA SQ43 0750 DHA MAS MH68I 0820 KUL MAS MH60I 0905 KUL SV SV386 0910 JED/RUH MAS MH671 0935 KUL MAS MH811 0940 PEN CAL CI806 0945 HLP RBA BM2I 1000 BWN SIA SQI03 1005 KUL
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      138 4 How you can benefit from Bayerische Landesbank's presence in f Singapore f Bayerische Landesbank is headquartered in Bavaria, a leading federal state of West Germany with a long tradition in cross-border trade and finance, y Over the years we have constantly upgraded and refined our international banking capabilities, building a
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      179 5 THAI/SAS Divided representations i** u r r e I I mi msm Undivided attention After an unbroken working relationship of 24 years, Thai Airways International Ltd and Scandinavian Airlines System have jointly decided to establish separate offices in Asia and Australia. This separation enables each airline to develop fully their
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      124 6 \bu need only one reason to apply for an OCBC Master Card... simply, that if s accepted in over 3.7 million establishments in 140 countries around the world! It's all the credit card you need at home and abroad. If ever you need cash, your OCBC MasterCard allows you to
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      American dollar shows its strength
      291 7 THE American dollar traced a general uptrend last week on international currency markets amidst generally nervous trading. It posted the smallest gain against the yen while the Swiss franc lost most ground although its interest rate disadvantage against the US dollar had narrowed. The dollar's
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      Singapore currency closes firmer
      122 7 THE US dollar opened the week at 552.1035-50 and firmed to a high of $2.*****0 before easing to close the week at 2.1035-45. Trading was fairly active with some commercial demand. The Singapore dollar strengthened against major currencies. The US dollar continued to gain ground against
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      Gold expected to test year's low
      115 7 GOLD fell US$l3 last week from the previous week's closing, pressured by an unexpected advance in the US dollar. The sudden surge of the dollar prompted substantial commission house liquidation and profit-tak-ing, pressuring the metal to a session low of $366.70 a troy ounce
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      Lock icon Money market stays soft
      266 7 Discount Co of Singapore CONTRARY to general expectations of a tight local money market on account of new shares issue, interbank rates remained soft at around 514-5% per cent. Upon news of about a hundred times oversubscription for the Jurong Engineering share issue, the overnight rate
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      Short-term money
      7 7 Source: Short Deposits (M) Bhd
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      Asian $ market
      228 7 Asian market ASIAN currency average deposit rates for the week ended June 15: BID raiCES High Low us$ 7 day* II 3/16 10 15/16 1 month II 1/4 II 1/8 2 months II 7/16 II 1/4 3 months II 5/8 II 7/16 6 months 12 3/8 •1 3/16 9 months
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      London exchange
      354 7 THE US dollar closed sharply higher on Friday after dealers rushed to buy the currency to cover short dollar positions in a thin market ahead of the weekend. The dollar closed at 2.7400/10 marks, almost two pfennigs above an opening 2.7215/25 and compared with Thursday's 2.7190/7200 close. Many
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      Deadline for banks in Pakistan
      169 7 FOREIGN and domestic banks in Pakistan have until July 1, 1985, to convert to the interest-free Islamic banking system, Pakistan's Finance Minister said. Ghulam Ishaq Khan, who had presented Pakistan's annual budget (or 1964-85 over radio and television on Thursday, explained his budgetary proposals in
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      Prime lending rates
      442 7 PLR of bonks at the close of business on Friday, Juno 15 os supplied by the Association of Banks in Singapore. THE PLR a the lowest landing rota ot which a bonk it prepared to lend in Singapore dotlor* to its dientt on on overdraft or demond
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      Lock icon New Australian forex licences this week
      135 7 Reuter THE AUSTRALIAN government is expected to announce the granting of new foreign exchange licences by the middle of this week, a spokesman for Treasurer Paul Keating said. He said the government received more applications than the 20 or so it expected but added
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      DBS Bank opens Tampines office
      76 7 DBS BANK will be the first commercial bank to serve Tampines New Town when it opens its 26th office in the estate today. Tampines branch is the second DBS Bank branch to be opened this year, the first being at Goldhill Centre. The bank is
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      Lock icon Effects of crisis wide-ranging
      382 7 AP THE GROWING Third World debt crisis may not be limited to the Third World. It could have an enormous effect on the international monetary system, the world banking system and international economic activity. Debtor nations feel that they are being squeezed to death by the
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      Shipping Corporation of India secures loan of US$20m
      206 7 THE SINGAPORE branch of State Bank of India has extended a US$2O million loan to Shipping Corporation of India (SCI). SCI will use loan proceeds to pay for part of its purchase of 10 anchor handling-cum-supply boats, worth US$45 million from Robin
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      Lock icon US decision a signal to Buenos Aires
      323 7 Reuter THE US decision not to renew a US$3OO million loan guarantee to Argentina is intended to signal Buenos Aires to strike an early accord with the IMF, say US officials. The move is the latest in a complicated confrontation between debt-ridden Argentina
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      172 7 YOUR DECISION TO INVEST IN KNOLL TODAY WOULD PROVE WISE EVEN ALTER A DECADE! «< p m < k£< s .•JgEPfor Of I. v ,3t it-.t* V >*•; mm The Zapf Open Plan Office Sysfem All business people calculate To get rr jtiiisatior space ana human resources so that maxim
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  • FEATURES
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      PACIFIC PARTNERSHIP
      1486 8  -  The Asia-Pacific region last year overtook Western Europe as America's major trading partner. This is just one indicator of the increasing and unquestionable importance of the region, a region recognised as a present growth leader that is likely to remain so in the years ahead. For China, it
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      Foreign funds and China
      268 8 CHINA makes no secret of its need for external sources of funds to make it possible to realise its modernisation goals. Last year, it drew down almost US$2 billion of overseas cash to fund its modernisation programme. Over the last five years, it has called on
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      1057 8 PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 1983 OPERATING REVENUE PROFIT BEFORE TAXATION After charging/(crediting) the following: Auditors' remuneration Provision for doubtful debts Depreciation of fixed assets Directors' remuneration Office rent Provision for rebates written back TAXATION PROFIT AFTER TAXATION Transfer to reserve fund DIVIDENDS Final proposed
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  • THE ARTS
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      Intentional monotony
      647 9  -  Unnerving but fascinating statement on mass-production CAROL LIM reviews the exhibition of Multiple Art CAROL LIM THE Multiple Art Exhibition on display at the Goethe Institute is bound to be the source of many heated conversations among those who see it. People will either love it or hate
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      Brilliant enactment of Beckett's play
      475 9  -  SIXUAPORH FESTIVAL OF ARTS /C 1984 ir. By LISA LEE WHAT was it in Samuel Beckett's play which drew the individual to that bare stage and, for a moment that became an eternity, be wrenched by its force? The silent Lucky slowly shuffles forward and
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      Exposing the monster beneath polite tea-parties
      384 9  -  By JAIME LYE OH I SAY, but aren't the English naughty, naughty, naughty? Centuries ago, they invented a moral code called Victorian values which would pass through countless generations, spill into the rest of the world and even today, leave some people proud of
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      Plight of the elderly
      314 9 PEOPLE live. They grow old. There are some who find themselves relegated to a bed in the corner of an old folks' home and a couple of family visits a year that soon dwindle to none; there are some who don't. Those who don't face two
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      208 9 JAPAN STAND in CONPEX-ASIA '84 Has Your Construction Needs World Trade Centre, Singapore, June 25 29,1984. £-*ii If construction is your business, then a visit to the JAPAN STAND is a must. On display are numerous technologically-improved construction and machinery equipment. To meet the demands of the industry speedily and
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  • Page 9 Miscellaneous
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      673 9 Bri Stow: Fmiiic Dickens Tne LOOKING "Me NEXT DOOR ON TUe I is -rye. eoytNO is nmn6TQ^ I iF7i CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Fruit of which Leon consumes o lot (5) 6 Dance with Uncle, somewhat badly (5) 9 Costly theatrical buildings? (7) 10 Quiet, stem character (5) 11 Some
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      1197 9 to em HIGHLIGHTS: The cancer confrontation 8.00 pm, Channel 12 What would you do if someone close to you had cancer? This feared and dreaded disease takes more than 100 different forms. Would you know where to go for advice, diagnosis and treatment? A documentary that also includes emotionally-charged personal
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Lock icon Swiss watch group incurs loss for 1983
      249 10 FT ASUAG-SSIH, the Swiss watchmaking group formed last year and the world's second-largest watch group after Seiko of Japan, has announced a loss of 172.6 million Swiss francs for 1963. Last Friday in Bienne the group's managing director, Francois Milliet, speaking at times
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      Tokyo
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      Wall Street prices plunge to one-year low
      295 10 FOR the second straight day, interest rate pressures propelled stock prices in Wall Street last Friday to their lowest levels in over a year as trading volume improved. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which fell nearly 13 points on Thursday to under the
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      Toronto
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      Johannesburg
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      New York
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      European markets
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      Lock icon Hoechst gets Thai order
      65 10 Reuter HOECHST AG's whollyowned UHDE GMBH subsidiary has won a 144 million mark order for a polyethylene plant from Thailand. UHDE will supervise building, carry out engineering work and supply equipment. The plant for Thai Petrochemical Industry Co is due to go into service at the
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      148 10 Feng Cheng Lou for the best Teochew food in town. Discover mouth-watering delights prepared by Hong Kong chefs. Feel like royalty while you dine in Oriental splendour. Open daily from: 12.00 noon 3.00 pm for lunch and 7.00 pm— 11.00 pm for dinner cßown •FUttzfora 270 Orchard Koad Singapore 0923
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      370 11 Gulf Western to dispose of sugar-growing operations NYT IN A MOVE that would end nearly 20 years of involvement in the Dominican Republic, Gulf A Western Industries said it would try to sell its sugar-grow-ing operations and holdings there. Martin S Davis, chairman and chief executive officer, said: "Sugar no
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      Lock icon Isuzu plans to raise sales
      111 11 AP ISUZU Motor, Japan's major truck maker, has prepared a three-year plan to increase its sales by 50 per cent to more than 600,000 trucks and passenger cars a year by 1987, a leading economic daily said. Nihon Keizai Shim bun said Isuzu will increase
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      Lock icon Gulf Corp shareholders approve US$l3.4bn merger with Socal
      240 11 AP GULF Corp stockholders overwhelmingly approved a US$l3.4 billion merger with Standard Oil Co of California (Socal), marking the largest takeover in US corporate history. On Friday about 138.8 million shares representing 84 per cent of Gulf's stock were voted in favour
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      Lock icon Chrysler to purchase cars from Maserati
      456 11 FT CHRYSLER, the US car giant, is to spend more than US$6OO million buying cars from Maserati, the high-performance luxury Italian car company. Chrysler, meanwhile, is buying a 5 per cent stake in the Modena-based car maker for a price understood to be between
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      Lock icon Mercantile raises bid
      128 11 Reuter MERCANTILE House Holdings PLC is raising its offer for discount house Jessel, Toynbee and Gillett PLC to three Mercantile ordinary shares plus £1.50 cash for every 10 Jessel, Toynbee ordinary shares under agreed terms, a joint statement said. Jessel shareholders will also be offered an alternative
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      Lock icon Profits at Saab-Scania jump to 908 m kronor
      400 11 FT SAAB-SCANIA, the Swedish automobile and aerospace group, increased its profits by 79.8 per cent in the first four months of 1984 following a record year in 1983. Profits before tax, allocations and extraordinary items jumped to 908 million Swedish kronor from
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      Lock icon Poor prospects for some US farmers
      559 12 Reuter AMERICA'S FARMERS have planted big this year. But even with a bumper crop, heavy debts and high interest rates mean it will be the last season for some of them. In spite of projections of an overall growth in farm income this year,
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      1035 12 AFP COMMODITY markets generally showed a softer trend in London last week under the influence of gold which reached a five-month low following efforts to ease tension in the Persian Gulf. But prices recovered a little ahead of the weekend. The Whitsuntide holiday in Europe on
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      Quiet week for produce
      187 12 TRADING on the Singapore produce market was generally quiet last week. Prices for most commodities moved within very narrow margins. Traders said that prices for coconut oil remained unchanged. Buyers were apparently more interested in ready contracts rather than forward contracts. The noon closing prices per
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      SOYBEAN
      183 12 SOYBEAN futures closed 1 Vi to seven cents per bushel lower in active trade in Chicago on Friday, with prices ending near the middle of a 14-cent range. Soybean prices rose relative to soyoil on the day, correcting an out-of-line relationship between beans and products caused by Thursday's selloff.
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      989 12 COFFEE Robusta futures closed a quiet afternoon session on Friday £9 a tonne above to £25 below Thursday night. September traded last at £2,223, up one from Thursday's closing bid. Terminal turnover was lower than of late, at 2,516 lots including 342 crosses and 106 options. Dealers said
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      34 12 r STRAITS TIN aJ v Dot# Closing Prices Turnover (tonnes) 183 (M$/kilo) 29.21 June 12 29 27 150 June 13 29 27 152 1 June 14 29 28 170 June 15 29 28 209
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      147 12 ChiiMM Produce Robusta 20/25% Exchange FOB NSW 487 50 (Solon' noon dosing prices on Nutmeg Jm 16 SS/100 kg) 110 FOB NSW ***** Coconut oil B W FOB NSW 256 00 Bufc Foe 240 00 Gombier Old drum F06 253 00 FOB NSW 305 00 New drum FOB
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      WHEAT
      196 12 WHEAT futures closed IV4 to Vi cents per bushel lower In Chicago on Friday, with prices ending in the middle of a narrow 2 V« -cent range. Lower prices touched off sell-stops, but exporter and commercial buying absorbed sales and limited losses. Pressure from the beginning wheat harvest added
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      Lock icon Official says coffee market stabilising
      131 12 Reuter THE international coffee market shows signs of stabilising, said Jorge Cardenas, manager of the Colombian Coffee Growers Federation. He said agreements reached at the International Coffee Organisation last week, including the early opening of registrations corresponding to the July/ September quota, had enabled exporting
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      RUBBER
      348 12 FUTURES closed a lightly traded Friday in Lm4m £22 to £7 below Thursday night and just above new 17-month lows. Nearby July/September and Jan/March 1965 were traded last at £621 and £701 respectively, down £14 and £7, and both £1 above new contract lows. The market was quiet and
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      370 12 Reuter RUBBER prices should recover and rise sharply in the coming months, Malaysian Primary Industries Minister Paul Leong said. Rubber buyers in Western economies, who held back purchases in the Last few months because of the approach of August holidays, have started making
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      Forecast of lower Aussie wheat crop
      229 12 AUSTRALIAN wheat Forecasters Pty Ltd has lowered its forecast of the 1984/ 85 Australian wheat crop to 17.18 million tonnes from the 18.75 million forecast a month ago, against the record 1983/84 crop of 21.61 million. The private forecaster's lower crop prediction follows a
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  • MARKET REVIEWS
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      Jittery investors spark downslide
      5494 13  -  fh~ g By AMY CHEOK INVESTORS af the Singapore stock market probably learned one big lesson last week. In the words of British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher: "Blessed is he that expeeteth nothing, for he shall not be disappointed." And so, those who expected good news
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      Lock icon Weakness reflects concern about rates
      337 13 r vlAustralia d SVB Day Porter Co THE Australian share market continued on its downward trend during the week, with two takeover announcements being a feature of trading. The All Ordinaries Index slumped 26 points to close at 563.8. One of Australia's largest banks, the
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      COMPANY NEWS for the week
      682 13  -  Week ended June 15 compiled by LENA SIM SCRIP ISSUES Public Bonk: Bonus issue of one-for-four. Selongor Properties: Bonus issue of one-for-two. CORPORATE DEVELOPMENTS Astyler Company (Pte) Ltd's stake in Growth Industrial Holdings Ltd has increased from 4.55 million shares to 9.11 million shares after
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      Sore thumb search
      1294 14  -  London j By GERALD COLVERD RUNNING an index finger down the list of London stocks at the end of last week in search of a rising share price was a painstaking exercise. The plusses stick out like a sore thumb from the burnt fingers of those who
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      Lock icon Quality issues take heavy beating
      303 14 R|tJ Tokyo J AFP WTTH A STEEP decline on Wall Street weighing heavily on investors' minds, share prices on the Tokyo market took a heavy beating last week. Internationally popular blue chips fell on a broad front, some plunging to new 1984 lows. Only a
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      Lock icon Bulls abound in spite of Wall Street's slide
      696 14 @1 W/ 1 New York S=l A FT THE DAY before the US equity market went crashing down through the 1,100 mark, Dean Witter, the big retail broker, blazed a full-page advertisement across the back page of a leading financial newspaper entitled
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      Lock icon Stocks lose ground on a broad front
      207 14 1|l I I n 4 BCI THE NEED to settle some positions as technical deadlines drew nearer shook off some investors' wait-and-see attitude on the Milan stock market at the end of last week. In spite of this, the BCI allshare index fell
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      Sentiment takes a turn for the worse
      538 14 MM K.Lumpur *S Ĕ A LACK of positive leads again contributed to the Kuala Lumpur stock market's overall weakness last week. Trading was slow. With most overseas bourses losing ground and positive news on the home front absent, the gloom pervaded throughout the
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      Hongkong suffers setback
      200 14 RUMOURS, however insignificant, have always dominated the performance of share prices in Hongkong. And last week was no exception. The week started well but on Thursday, unfavourable rumours about various smaller listed public companies, against the backdrop of unsettled markets overseas, encouraged a reversal of sentiment. Share
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      Lock icon Interest rate fears exert strong pressure
      357 14 fpH Zur < l UBS DURING the week, the Zurich stock market was again unable to break the spell of the weakening New York stock market. Parallel to events on Wall Street, stock prices declined substantially in view of the renewed interest rate fears
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      Safuan most likely to take major stake in G Lumber
      347 15 DIVERSIFIED bumiputra group Safuan Holdings has been identified as the group most likely to take a strategic minority stake in General Lumber Holdings Bhd (GLB). It is understood that Safuan has tied up the acquisition but no details are available.
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      Guinness Malaysia's interim dividend up
      336 15 GUINNESS Malaysia Bhd has increased its interim dividend payment to shareholders in line with a creditable improvement in profitability. During the six months to March 31, 1984, the group managed a 14 per cent increase in pre-tax profits to M 120.82 million (from $18.24 million)
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      MPHB director hits back at 'critical' shareholders
      715 15 MULTI-PURPOSE Holdings Bhd (MPHB) managing director Tan Koon Swan has hit back, with diplomatic style, at shareholders who only made unfounded derogatory remarks aimed at undermining the respectability of the group. "If everybody comes here in the interest of the company with constructive
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      286 15 LAST FULL YEAR Company Period Date announced last year Net EPS (cents) Gross div Net profit ($*000) A M D B Kinta Kellas Oriental Hldgs Leong Huot FuB year FuB year FuM yeor Full year May 19 May 19 June 7 June 8 125.5 476 1 8(a) 2400
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      API slips into red for the first time since 1978
      480 15  -  By CHAN OI CHEE AMALGAMATED Properties Industries Bhd (API), once a favourite among stock market punters, has slipped into the red for the first time since the company made a spirited turnaround in 1978. The plastics manufacturing cum property development
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      Gold Coin meeting on bonus
      61 15 GOLD Coin Ltd is holding its annual general meeting on June 29, at 12.15pm, to approve the company's proposed one-for-10 bonus issue. The new 3.6 million shares will be capitalised from the company's revenue reserve account. The company's books will be closed from June 22
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      AMDB unit's new name
      31 15 ARAB-MalaysianDevelop-ment Bhd, formerly known as Taiping Textiles Bhd, has changed the name of its wholly-owned subsidiary, Taiping Management Services Sdn Bhd, to ArabMalaysian Management Services Sdn Bhd.
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      FIC allows Hong Leopg Realty to buy 50pc of Sunrise Development
      260 15 HONG Leong Realty Sdn Bhd, the wholly owned subsidiary of Hong Leong Industries, has obtained FIC approval for its acquisition of 600,000 $1 shares or 50 per cent of Sunrise Development Sdn Bhd. The purchase will be made with
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      Lock icon HK Land won't change Jardine holding
      210 15 Reuter HONGKONG LAND chairman Simon Keswick said the company is unlikely to raise its 25.5 per cent holding in Jardine, Matheson Co, partly due to financial constraints. But it is also unlikely to reduce its holding further, after cutting it from 43.1 per cent
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      923 15 BANKERS TRUST NEW YORK CORPORATION AND SUBSIDIARIES Incorporated with Limited Liability in the USA. BANKERS TRUST NEW YORK CORPORATION AND SUBSIDIARIES CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF INCOME Year Ended December 31, 1983 1962 Interest Income (JS*T>OO Loans *2.362.641. $2,720,742 Interest-bearing deposits with banks 574.239 *****6 Federal funds sold and securities purchased under
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    Lock icon Recovery can develop into recession warns BIS
    615 16 AFP THE economic recovery could develop into an even worse recession than the slump of recent years if corrective policies are not applied immediately, the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) warned in Basel, Switzerland yesterday. The US must take marked and rapid action
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    A whole new Frontier as women take to the cockpit
    99 16 IT HAD TO COME, those prejudiced jokes about women drivers notwithstsnding. Women pilots at Frontier Airlines of the United Stetes heve mede history with en all-femele cockpit crew in e pessenger plene. The UPI-pfcture ebove ahowa Captein Emily Warner, 44
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    UIC takes part in Batam pig farming venture
    375 16 THE United Industrial Corporation (UIC) has ventured into pig (arming with a 20 per cent stake in a large pig farm project on Batam Island. Industry sources say that two other major shareholders in the project are Oei Hong Leong, managing director
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    Lock icon China study plans for building giant dam
    152 16 Reuter THE CHINESE government is studying plans to build, possibly, the world's biggest hydro-electric project on the Yangtse River and could make a decision on when to go ahead (airly soon, an official closely Involved in the multi-billion dollar scheme said. The plans
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    Lock icon Sikhs hold day of protest against storming of temple
    265 16 UPI THOUSANDS of Sikhs wearing black held a day of prayer and angry protest yesterday against the storming of their sacred Golden Temple in Amritsar. Hundreds of police stood ready in riot gear around major Sikh temples, called gurudwaras, preventing thousands
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    Lock icon Marcos assures payment of foreign debt
    181 16 AFP PRESIDENT Marcos said yesterday the Philippine government would not renege on its commitment to pay the country's US$25 billion foreign debt, the Presidential Palace said. He was apparently reacting to opposition demands not to pay foreign loans arranged by the Marcos martial law
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    Lock icon US options for upgrading Kuwaiti defence
    200 16 UPI THE US has prepared a series of options to quietly upgrade Kuwait's air defence system against attacks from Iran, American officials said. The US contributions will not include Stinger missiles but will be more effective than the Stingers would be against the specific
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    KL ban on log exports will not affect local sawmill industry
    388 16  -  By BOEY KIT YIN PENINSULAR Malaysia's total ban on log exports next year will not greatly affect the already sluggish local sawmilling industry. The total ban had been expected since the Malaysian government started implementing quotas on its log
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    Lock icon Hectic forex buying in NZ
    58 16 AFP A SRAMBLE of foreign exchange buying in Wellington followed Thursday's announce-, ment of a snap election, putting heavy pressure on the New Zealand dollar that some economists say could force a devaluation. Prime Minister A Finance Minister Sir Robert Muldoon said yesterday he did
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    HDB sees good prospects in renovation work
    115 16 THE HOUSING and Development Board is encouraging building contractors to branch into renovation work to meet an expected increase in demand in the immediate future. Mr Teh Cheang Wan, Minister for National Development, said at the opening of the Geyla ng West Zone
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      Umno leaders to meet Mahathir
      51 16 KELANTAN Umno leaders will meet Dr Mahathir Mohamad today to discuss the latest political developments in the state. Finance Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah, who is the Kelantan Umno Chief, and Mentri Besar Datuk Haji mohamad Yaacob, the Deputy Chief, will, however, have separate meetings with
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      39 16 AFP PRESIDENT Marcos said yesterday that the ruling party would discuss electing a parliamentary speaker who could take over the presidency should the post become vacant during the 23-day break between the outgoing and incoming legislatures. AFP
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      Lock icon Iraqi general suggests attach
      57 16 UPI A TOP Iraqi general said yesterday he did not rule out an Iraqi "pre-emptive" strike to abort an Iranian large-scale offensive within a few days, the official Kuwaiti news agency reported. Major-General Maher Abdul Rashid said that Iran has mobilised 150,000 to 200,000 soldiers on
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      Lock icon 'Viet withdrawal a trick'
      43 16 Reuter THE Chinese communist party newspaper, the People's Daily, yesterday branded reports that Vietnam would withdraw some of its troops from Kampuchea as a trick. It said the move could be linked to trouble along the Sino-Viet-namese border. Reuter
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      Lock icon EEC's second leg elections
      52 16 Reuter SIX European Community states began voting in the second leg of elections to the European parliament yesterday. Some 150 million voters in West Germany, France, Italy, Greece, Belgium and Luxembourg were eligible to cast ballots to choose a total of 294 deputies in the 434-seat
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      Lock icon Jewish extremist trial adjourned
      44 16 AFP THE first hearing in the trial of 22 suspected members of a network of Jewish extremists was adjourned yesterday because of the hysterical atmosphere stirred up by the Israeli press. No date was fixed to resume the proceedings. AFP
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      55 16 Outlook for today: Scattered showers in the late morning and eorfy afternoon. Report for 24 hours prior to 7 30pm on Jure 17 ot th« airport: Maximum temperature 28.5 Associated humidity 83 Minimum temperature 21.4 Associated humidity 95 Hours of sunshine 0.15 Rainfall in millimetres 16.4 Roinfall this month 223.9
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
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      Lock icon Lower chartering prices following Gulf decision
      383 17 AFP PRICES have tended lower on the ship chartering and oil markets following the end of attacks against oil tankers in the Gulf. On the charter market, demand for VLCC super tankers has fallen sharply since the beginning of the week. Demand by Japanese
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      Measures for Malaysia to boost building industry
      490 17  -  By G DURAIRAJ A STUDY funded by the United Nations on the Malaysian shipbuilding and shiprepair industry has recommended various measures including the disposal of excessive facilities to maintain an orderly growth in the industry. The study, which was carried out by the
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    • PORT SIDES
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        Third ship contract
        82 17 AMERICAN shipping line Seawinds has awarded the conversion contract for its third vessel to Sembawang Shipyard. Work on the 1,543-TEU Java Winds will start next week. Its 40-ft slots will be increased from 494 to 599. Earlier contracts to Sembawang were for the restructuring of two other
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        Lock icon Remains of 45 Koreans
        128 17 AFP A TEAM of Japanese officials has recovered the remains of 45 Koreans killed in shipwrecks off Japan's southernmost main island of Kyushu in 1945, a spokesman for the team said last week. The joint Foreign and Health and Welfare Ministries operation located the remains of
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        Lock icon Evergreen's liner service'
        72 17 Reuter EVERGREEN Line has started a regular liner service between Taifern and Caribbean countries via Japan on June 16, a company official said. He said Evergreen will dispatch a 550-TEU full container vessel which will call at Osaka and proceed to Cristobal in Panama, Kingston in Jamaica,
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      MOL celebrates 100 years of progress
      1228 18 Regular Liner Routes: Containerised: California Container Line Pacific North West New York Container Line Far East/US west coast Europe Container Line Mediterranean Red Sea Container Line East/South Australia West Australia New Zealand Far East/Australia Gulf Container Line Manila Container Line Japan/Straits Indonesia Bangkok Container
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1724 18 CHARTERING of vessels to carry fertiliser cargoes on Indian government account continued to feature an otherwise extremely dull freight market on Thursday with the grain section lifeless, shipbrokers said. Rock phosphate from Aqaba to India received steady levels of U5513.50 and H4 according to size, while diammonium phosphate
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      Lock icon South Korea to build BHP ship
      250 19 AFP BROKEN Hill Proprietary (BHP) Ltd has switched the building site for one of the world's largest bulk carriers to South Korea from Japan in an effort to encourage coal shipment negotiations with Korean buyers, a company source said. The contract for the 220,000
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      SHIP SALES
      393 19 THE Caat Blae whale. now renamed Veatare, has been sold to undisclosed buyers for about US$2B millions, secondhand tonnage brokers said last week. The oil/bulk/ore carrier of 149,640 long dwt was built in 1982. Other sales in the second-hand market last week included the following: J ate Traaapartor
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      Lock icon Deadlock over Bait Orient talks
      446 19 Lloyd's List TALKS TO persuade the Soviet company Bait Orient to join the Far Eastern Freight Conference and end one of the most vicious rate wars in shipping have collapsed. The bitter end to the latest negotiations follows months of delicate discussions between conference executives
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      4779 24 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 of Singapore.
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      CONTAINER SCHEDULES
      657 25 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godws FCL Arrival for LCL movement Ship Voy date/time Operator cargo schedule Location Pelopor 88 18.6.84 2300 Boustead TA 3 1000-1100 B2 Tohgo Moru 36/378 186 84 2359 Sunship FSB 1000-1200 L6 T orago 1 19 6 84 0900 Barber
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      Who acts for whom...
      1677 25 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A-B AFEA African Shipping Agencies (S). Afra-Raraala Liar Transgroup (S) UurakM I l»r SrrvW Kim Shpg (S) Alfred C Twflrr Oceanus Shipping Agency (S) Mannie* Enterprise (PK). Alpar Ln I rase a (S) Binung Shpg
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      872 17 *r MAERSK LINE EXPORT FASTEST SERVICE TO USA EUROPE TO L S PACIFIC. GULF. ATLANTIC FAST CANADA INLAND POINTS l*.7T£X£inn DTTvn ISTII M RAfOO M RAfOO n 3 •CY 18th June 1100 HRS CFS 17th June 2300 MRS TO BELGIUM. HOLLAND, L' K GERMANY, FRANCE. SCANDINAVIA. AUSTRIA A. SWITZERLAND r:
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      249 18 FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE To Europe. Fndar From Europe 1) Barcdona. Genoa. 2) Amsterdam Antwerp. L.Havre. Basle. UK. 3) Bremen. Bremerhaven. Aarhus Copenhagen Helsinki 4) Malmo. Stockholm. Oslo •Accepting Europe cargo lor feeder via S pore 'Also direct carp for Spore I Bangkok Pis contact PERM6C P Kdan| lor feeder
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      507 18 C.B.FENTON A CO., S.A.-REPUBLIC OF PANAMA (Established 1916) Shipping Agents/Brokers Chartering Liner/Tramp Agencies Protection and Indemnity Las Minas 3 Balboa Puerto Armuelles FAguaduice Q tea Representatives at The Panama Canal for over 200 shipowners operators Attendance at al ports throughout Republic of Panama Consulate* of Norway. Denmark and Sweden represented
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      779 19 The Straits Steamship Group OCL Overseas Containers Limited CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Sihiti. liriwilt. Brunei Ports and Bangkok J 1 il-! rtm tJUm it/« 21/4 tin •4/7 mn 12/7 14/7 a/7 a/7 2R/7 31/7 M/t ft/I 12/1 IV* i»/i a/t KW| Arwa I'tan M/ 7 11/7
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      38 19 WANTED 100 USED 20 FT ISO CONTAINERS. Must be cargo-worthy i.e. leakproof water-tight Not necessary to be sea-worthy. DtNviry: On or before 01 July 1984 at Singapore. Please write to:BT Box 5340 390 Kim Seng Road Singapore 0923
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      619 19 NOTICE is pleased to announce the appointment of Straits Container Agencies Pte Ltd for its US West Coast and US Gulf Direct Service with effect from. 20 th June 1984 We look forward to your continuing support Straits Container Agencies Pte Ltd 15 Hoe Chiang Road *09-01 to #09-06 Sanford
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      695 20 |K Hapag-Lloyd TO CONTENT UK EXPORTS S'pere P. Ktiaif Penf laion Kb** lISI 27/8 20/8 2/7 17/7 Genoa H bw| Rdam BTurefi Antwerp 24/7 31/7 2/0 Looj Oakland Scatttc Benaran 20/8 22/8 Taled. tipreu 20/8 1/7 l«eie< Cardan Bay 7/7 J/7 AEm K«H|> Mara 10/7 Yelan Benakter 14/7 15/7 Titan
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      460 20 FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EUR Oft Vl* SUEZ 1 Membef ot th* Acf Ccmoftum CKVAUEJ PAUL 40* CtCVU.CH DOS 39W FROM EUROPE VIA SUEZ J A Mfmof ol the Act Convytmm KQKM CHAACE I'f rrrrfir FULLY CONTAINERISED TO/FROM NORTH AMERICA WEST COAST 2/7 H/7 20/7 23/7 24/7 HK STCRf" 20/8
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      462 20 EVERGREEN LINE FAR EAST/FUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE ACCEPTMG FCI 1 ICI CARGO FOR SGP nu IK ru MM Mm LHV E.w Gith*f kiPwt 17/00 00/07 01 07 10/07 11/07 13/07 EwGMM 25/00 20/00 17/17 19/07 71/(7 22/17 24/17 E»« Gunt 00 07 07/07 21/07 30 07 01,01 07 01 04/01 also
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      905 20 |M KIE GWAA SHIPPING (M) SDN. BHD. No 26 A MIAN BERANGAN «*T KELANG. SELANGOR MALAYSIA \V TU Not *****2 KM 35 *****2 *****4 *****2 *****7 W. MALAYSIA/S PORE TO E. MALAYSIA SERVICES: THAT I SfNANG U.TOMOH SATU tKITA tHATI BAIK TGAMBEIA KKUu Skan L Oatu. KKWu. S kan Tawau
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      213 20 Ti QSINOSE MARITIME PTE LTD EM ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES PORT ft (LANG PENANG IRANIAN SERVICES S«e«p«r* L«a*« tar 24/S B. Mn. I. Khaman SWOSf MARITRK Pit ltd TU ******4 7 ft *****70 MALOSE MMITM SON BHD I* *****2 3 •AAIArSIA IRAK I TRANSPORT LTD Tft ***** I
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      765 21 PIL GROUP EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICES VESSEL VOYAGE SINGAPORE LOADING FOR: KOTA SEJATI E-509 4-7/7 HOOEIOAH, JCDOAH, AOABA KOTA SALAM E-511 5-10/7 ADEN, HOOEIDAH. JEDOAH, AG ABA, PTSUDAN KOTA SEGAR E-513 10-15/7 TAMATAVE, MAPUTO. D'SALAAM, MOMBASA. MOGADISCIO KOTA WISATA £-515 3-5/S ADEN. HOOEIOAH, JEDOAH. AOABA KOTA MEGAH E-517 10-15/8 HOOEIDAH. JEDOAH.
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      663 21 BEN LINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE DIMM HAVRt SaA»4 Safes Safed Safed SaAnt Safed um u*m 19 6 ?l/« 2J/t n/t 27/6 29/6 1/7 3/7 6/7 1/7 WITH IBOITY TO CALL AT RE AO SEA PORTS PCNANG fED VIA SMGAPOHE KKJJEBSEN LINE K. NEW ZEALAND SOUTH EAST ASM
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      579 21 DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL LINF Far East S'pore Service ull Container Vessel Buijri Yoko Kotw Km- S'pore TfPriak MAJAPAHTT VllOB/11HB 11/6 20/6 21/6 24/6 5/7 7/7 GOWA VlO 08 11/7 14/7 18/7 20/7 25/7 27/7 EXPRESS SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE STORE P KELANGTIBURY RDAM/ H3URG ANTWERP LOU ADAM BREMEN MATMAM-
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      549 21 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BURMA FIVE STAR SHIPPING CORPORATION (Burmese National Line) Loadinf foe Rangoon S'pore Poon V 72 19/20 June Htoneywo V 193 2/4 July Poon V 73 11/14 July P. Kelong Penong Soiled BANK UNE EXPRESS INDEPENDENT SERVICE TO UK/CONT SPORE R'DAM HULL HMBG CLYDEBANK 11 July 5 Aug
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      672 22 K LINE KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. USA CANADA PACIFIC COAST (Including DESTINATIONS INLAND via IPI/MICROBRIDGE A MINILAND BRIDGE) S pore Ajents KAWASAKI SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD. 135 Cecil Street =11-01 IKN BLDG TEL *****77 K LIME OTHER SERVICES SEE TUESDAY MO THURSDAY SHPPMG TMES" Terminal Oftice 7 Keppel Road =03-16 Tan|o<i{
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      290 22 Accepting Break bulk and containerised cargoes Direct to South Africa FHTHiffl 70 SHtNTON WAT #04 03 MARMA MOUSf SJNGAPOW 0207 TEL *****11 TELEX NO RS ***** CFS OfFCf TPC «03 029 TO *****31 and *****32 TfRMWAI. Of FtCE TPC #03 030 W *****90'*****93 CHAR CHING MARINE CO LTD Mono faso.
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      718 22 CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAMER/REEFER/BULK SERVICE lM«n( tor LOS ANGELES SAN FRANCISCO SEAITIE TACORM VANCOUVER B C •cceptnj Fa/Fa Cwtfanm —it vr sri. var AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Acccptnt Fa/Fa Contwwn *Ah« Kcrptnf from PKrUnt tor AuctWd/lytt VBMM MmM Clow* it PSA COU Gdn 31 3? it 1800 hrs
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      669 22 SANKD ASIA FROM JAPANESE PORTS ANO HONGKONG EQ P KeUnj Pen** In PI/17 1. Sill NORMS 2. (MRNAVE 3. CMffHOt 4 NPfO MARU 5 SANKO SCORPIO 6 SHMKOMMU 7. OCEANU STAR In Pt/18 lun 19/20 lun 21/22 Jun 26/27 lun 30/1 M 4/5 W GONI9/18 km 19/20 lun 23/25 lun
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      555 22 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD lO Anson Road ®27-16 Internationa Plaza Singapore 0207 Tel *****11 ilO Lmesi BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK FORT NELSON *****07 S pare P Kcbfif Load** tar--23/8 9/7 SETE/ROTT/ANT/IJI ALPAC LINE ALPAC ASIA 165N8 S pore P Ketang li Dwtwn T»mata*e SEAWOOD SHIPPING CORPORATION S pore P KeUng ludnc
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      599 23 NOL NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia C PAUL S'pore Closing Times FCL Cargo 1500 21/6 LCL Cargo 0300 21/6 FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) SURABAYA. SINGAPORE PENANG BRISBANE 8/7 15/7 SYDNEY 11/7 18/7 BURNE 22/7 MELBOURNE 15/7 24/7 AOELADE 19/7 28/7 FREMANTLE 24/7
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      557 23 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED OIRECT SERVICE TO: lAHGKQK, KEELUNG. BUSAN. INCHON (SW We BM No 9 (mum 40?K h Poll 70 7 7 »o 7 Doium <OSH No i Ovum 404N No I Dwum 40SN Gtoru 40SM No Doium 40 JN No t Doium 40W Zt/i 11/7 10/7
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      760 23 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUILDING 55, Maftet Street Singapore 0104 Telephone Numbers *****3 (15 Lines) Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Tele* Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS 2510S P KELANG M/S SHARMAT NAM SOON SON. BHD IST AND 2NO FLOOR. NO 1, JALAN CEMPENWG PORT KLANG. MALAYSIA
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      130 23 ahrenkiel liner service gmbh DURBAN JOHANNESBURG. MAPUTO. MAURITIUS REUNION WESTBOUND DURBAN 16/7/64 ARiTA 1 1W 84 EASTBOUND ETU R BAY ETD ETA DURBAN SIN f ASTFRN HARMONY 6E 64 14/6 20/6 7/7 Agents: Kim Shipping Trading Pte Ltd 63 Market Street =08-06 Tat Lee Bldg S pore 0104 Telex RS
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      529 24 IN'«|i«wal Container Lines \Frrmi 2 Sailings Weekly vll'Pll Reliable Regular Punctual Berthing PS A 1500 Hrs Tuesday Saturday S!\GAPORE ISLASDS L/Xt MIDDLE L AST REGULAR LINER For Europe S pore P Kelang Penang TSDAM 1/3 M 4/6 ta 7/10 ta SOWOSHAUSEN 7/9 hut 10/14 *uf 15/17 Auf R dam Awerp
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      63 25 LUCKY SEAWAY SERVICES PTE. LTD. 89 Short Street, 10 07/08 Golden Wall Auto Centre, S pore. 0718 Tel *****55 Tl« ***** -^Seawinds amut ic/ms ORIENTAI SMWiNOS HWR AGFNCY PTF I ID SINGAPORE TEL *****01 SALES/BOOKINGS MALAYSIA GENERAL FREIGHT (M) SDN BHD PK *****0 KL *****4 PEN *****3 r DIRECT FULL
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      445 25 Eta Etd Leu IC/S Sv 19/6 Sa UWTED FOtnM WW PTC ITB 13. MMwn sum IK« CTS ML TEL U3M23. 533M31 loaomj tor nwHoi VESSEL PTE) LTD BALTIC ENTERPRISES MADJU SDN BHD REGULAR WEEKLY SERVICES TO FROM BELAIVAN VESSEL M V DELMM 121 M.V BRASTAQ ETA 7/8. 14/8 11/6, 11/6
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      145 26 EXPRESS REGULAR SERVICE JAPAN/HONGKONG/STRAJTS M.SO ACCEPTMG CAKO 10 POUT KELANG ssar ss SSSTuS- IS, sr s»f M WSC tnsets berth Saifapore at PPW Gdn 303 CB7 Seifapore On Agent NTPON EXPUfSS (S) PTE LTD World Trad* Centre 1 Maritime #WW Soifapere 0409 Tit: *****11 Port Kotanf Gen Agent MIT ASM
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      95 26 REGULAR FAR EAST SERVICE TO ANGOLA PORTS VSI STOW LOAD FOR:Lieditenstein 20/6 LUAWA/LOHTO/SOVO/CABMDA Singapore Agent SIROCCO SHFPMG SERVICE 135 Ceci Street #07-01 Tel: *****67 Th: ***** VESSEL SUM** wag* mil P.T. WASESA LINE JAKARTA CM ETC 10MNNG fOR It km 21 kite tmfitl BMtm 25 km 27 June Ijtjrtj 27
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      755 26 r FS) FREIGHT MANAGEMENT E2I ii 29/9. 29/9 74/9. 2/7 s*o* T MLIBOURM UK/CONTHENT I i(/(. it/9. 29/9. 3/7. 4/7 CANADA/U.S.A 19/9. 22/9. 29/9. 29/9 39/9. 4/7. 6/7. »/7 NEW ZEAL AM) u/t. it/». 2R/9. M/ 7 FAR EAST 19/9.22/9. 23/9.»/( UK HMTV SCMOMMA If HAR« ANTWERP ROTTERDAM BREIEN HMUG
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      573 26 Everett Urns] COMPAMA PERUANA DE VAPOREES (C.P.V.) "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" load.nf tor Catjc Mataram lo and an other Peruvian ports with transhipment at Hongkong and or Kobe On CPV Through Bills ol lading lo tmal destination MANOLOEVEIETT jowcvektt MURRATEVERETT Penang P Kelang Satgapore f 29/1 My 2/3 My 5/7 My
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      583 26 J ZIM l»i Kit 21 M 31 M 31 M 10 A« 31 M II 11 A«g ft* 22 Aug 31 km 2 Sap< 1? S«pl S«p« 12 S«p( 13 S* 22 Sapt G3C AUSTRALIA CONTAINER SERVICE ;M HAT ton ZW MOHSJUNG 13 W IU BSISBAN 27 M AISO ACCEPTNG
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      184 26 Regional Weather i v.. '«S 51 2 Jg u t 'l! 1 A M 'fi SS I k. s» > 1 MSS f'il m SL i'm s&sm s SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. LEGEND: R Thunderstorm Temperature •<, X\ 2. s^ oiver Weather Wind direction
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