The Business Times, 11 June 1985

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 99/1/85 TUESDAY, JUNE 11, IMS 60 CENTS
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    Condominium prices fall 25pc
    578 1  -  Official figures show further drop likely By LEE HAN SHIH Property Correspondent PRICES of Singapore's flats and condominiums have been slashed by almost a quarter from their peak and official figures show that they are likely to fall further.: Even the once seemingly invulnerable landed properties
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    Lock icon Innovations in financial markets must be closely studied, says BIS
    340 1 Reuter THE REVOLUTION in world financial markets holds dangers, not just new chances, and deserves the close attention of the authorities, the Bank for International Settlements (BIB) says. The bank's annual report welcomed the increased competition and the wider range
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    Lock icon Rise in gold sold by communist bloc
    219 1 AFP COMMUNIST countries sold 100 tonnes« gold last year, a 25 per cent increase over 1963, but well off the record 300 tonnes they sold in 1981. In a report on annual gold sales, the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) said that output
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  • Article
    Joint venture in robotics laboratory
    64 1 THE GOVERNMENT has act up a laboratory with a Japanese robot maker to prepare Singapore for the robotic age. The joint project between the Economic Development Board and Sankyo Seiki, known as the Robotics Laboratory, provides training in programing the operations and design of industrial
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    STOCK MARKET
    42 1 BAJfIUMQ fITOCKB, which "aZLSZZZL 2X2 OCBC, lag example, gained II cents to Miners tttoSt At toe emi sf the day, toe BT Csmpsstte bits added lit paints to 712.51, while toe Straits Ttoses btotrtil tain was sp LM to MtL
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    Lock icon Reagan's tax plan could widen budget deficit
    504 1 NYT CONGRESSIONAL leaders and many economists contend that President Reagan's sweeping tax plan could jeopardise government efforts to reduce the federal budget deficits. Most likely, they say, federal tax collections would fall below the administration's expectations, posing hazards for the economy that White
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    Search begins for the premier corporate citizen
    408 1 sljunw BUSINESSMAN Of THE YEAR THE SEARCH for the person with the most outstanding business skills in Singapore begins in earnest today with the opening of nominations for the title of Businessman of the Year. This award is designed to honour the parson
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    UOB reduces prime lending rate
    104 1 THE United Overseas Bank group will lower its prime lending rate by one-quarter percentage point to 8 per cent from today. The move puts the bank on a par with DBS Bank and Overseas Union Bank, but a quarter point higher than the Oversea*» Chinese
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      282 1 BIS calls for step* to cut U8 JJA AX A■ A Q A Ak iracM cwncii, rage SHARE INFORMATION DOONESBURY MONEY EXCHANGES CROSSWORDS SPORTS RAW MATERIALS KEPPEL SHIPYARD has won a $9.9 million contract, amid tough competition from Korean and Japanese heavyweights, to convert a very large crude carrier into
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Keppel wins $9.9m deal to convert crude carrier
      409 2  -  By LISA LEE KEPPEL SHIPYARD has won a $9.9 million contract, amid tough competition from Korean and Japanese heavyweights, to convert a very large crude carrier into an oil storage and processing vessel for use in the Gulf of Suez. The VLCC
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      Real estate agents to meet in Singapore
      372 2 SINGAPORE is set to play host to a worldwide real estate congress which will bring in 3,000 delegates and an estimated $15 million in revenue. The 42nd World Congress of FIABCI, the International Real Estate Federation, will be held in Singapore in 1991.
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      High turnover, worrying restaurant industry
      352 2  -  By JAIME LYE RESTAURANT workers are leaving (aster than replacements can be found to take their place. And while about 250 restaurant workers are expected to graduate each year from a new training centre to be set up, it will not be enough to counter
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      Tourism board undertakes another promotion mission
      307 2 THE SINGAPORE Tourist Promotion Board's move to promote Singapore as a tour destination has gained momentum with its chairman, Dr Wong Kwei Cheong, leading his third sales and study mission abroad within a period of six months. Dr Wong, who is also Minister of
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      One restricted lane
      140 2 SOMERSET Road, which has been closed since Thursday night, will have one of its lanes opened during the CBD's restricted hours from today. The closure has resulted in traffic Jams which choked the area. It was closed because s portion of the road next to the Somerset
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      New lease of life expected for insemination programme
      466 2  -  By PENQ AILIAN THE AIDS (Artificial Insemination with Donor Sperm) programme, suspended since 1961 because of lack of donors, could be given a new lease of life when the university's Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology moves to the National University Hospital at
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      MEMO-PAD
      553 2 Seminars and course* DURATION TITLE VENUE ORGANISER TELEPHONE June 20-23 Arbitration General Hyatt Hotel Institute of *****58 Course Arbitrators, Australian and Singapore Institute of Arbitrators *****77 A 1* June 21 Schuler Seminor i l Mendien Hotel Tronsformo Pte Ltd *****37 i June 27-28 Planning and Organising Holiday Inn Purchasing
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      Architects to address seminar in Shanghai
      453 3 j ARCHITECTS in Singapore, more accustomed to learning from the experiences of their in more developed J countries, will assume a reversed role later this week J and impart knowledge to Chi- nese architects at a seminar in Shanghai. An eight-member team from the
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      China conference
      91 3 i THE Third China Business t Conference 1985 will be held j from July 29 to 31 at Mandarin j Hotel. Delegates will be offered I hundreds of joint-venture proj- ĕcts with Yantai, Sichuan, Beii jing, Tianjin, Qinhuangdao, I Jiaoning, Hubei and Guizhou. j They will also meet
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      Not enough people doing voluntary work, says Tay
      311 3  -  By SHAHRIR ARIFF TWICE AS many adults in Singapore are taking part in voluntary work now, compared with 1962, but this is not good enough. Dr Tay Eng Soon, Minister of State for Education, and Communications and Information, estimated that about 33,000
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      Promotional package for IBM dealers
      423 3 IBM SINGAPORE is offering its dealers a promotional package one IBM PC free for every order of six personal computers and an assortment of peripheral devices. This follows > the reduction of IBM PC prices in the US in April. IBM Singapore's move does not
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      Singapore is third in computer number
      223 3 SINGAPORE has the third highest number of computer installations in Asia, according to the Hongkongbased Asian Computer Directory's latest survey. The survey, conducted annually by the directory, previously known as the Asian Computer Yearbook, said Hongkong had the highest number of installations. The British
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      Wepco wins electroplating line contract
      318 3  -  By CHUANG PECK MING A SUBSIDIARY of the WahChang group has clinched a turnkey contract for an automatic electroplating line in Malaysia. The subsidiary, Wah-Chang Electroplating (Wepco), sees its thrust into the export of sophisticated electroplating technology as a natural extension of its service-oriented business
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      PUB incentives for Giro users
      192 3 THE PUBLIC Utilities Board is introducing incentives to encourage more households to pay their bills through the Giro scheme. This is part of a national effort to reduce cash transactions. Consumers who join the scheme when they apply for the supply of utilities need pay
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      90pc of Keppel workers join Chest campaign
      71 3 SLIGHTLY over 90 per cent of Keppel Shipyard's workforce participated in the two-week SHARE campaign organised by the company and the Community Chest of Singapore. Of the 2,800 employees contacted during the campaign, 2,037 agreed to take part in the programme, pledging a
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon BIS calls for steps to cut US trade deficit
      354 4 Reuter THE Bank for International Settlements (BIS) has warned of dangers for the world economy unless the US cuts its soaring trade deficit and corrects its fiscal policy. The bank's annual report, released yesterday, urges West European countries to be more
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      Lock icon Still risks of US recovery being aborted says Volcker
      132 4 Reuter THE US has come a long way in changing attitudes towards growth and inflation, but threats and risks remain to the continuation of the recovery, Federal Reserve chairman Paul Volcker said at the weekend. "We have come a long way
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      Lock icon Mexico lose US$350m in oil income
      127 4 Reuter THE FALL in world oil prices has cost Mexico about US$35O million so far this year. Mexican central bank governor Miguel Mancera said Mexico was nevertheless confident it could weather the storm. Mancera, attending the annual meeting of the Bank for International Settlements
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      Lock icon Shultz backs tax concessions for US conventions in Bermuda.
      275 4 UPI AMERICAN Secretary of State George Shultz had expressed support for tax concessions for US businesses holding conventions in Bermuda, said the Prime Minister of the British colony, John Swan. Speaking after a luncheon meeting with Mr Shultz, Mr Swan said:
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      Lock icon Conference on US budget
      118 4 UPI CHAIRMAN William Gray of the House budget committee will go into a House of Repre-sentatives-Senate conference on the budget this week ready to compromise, but says the House is not likely to yield on preserving social security benefits. But Senate Republican leaders, who pressured their
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      Lock icon Big win for Denktash
      49 4 Reuter TURKISH Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash has won a landslide victory in presidential elections in the breakaway state he proclaimed two years ago in northern Cyprus. The counting of ballots was completed on' Sunday night and Denktash received 70.5 per cent of the vote. Reuter
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      Lock icon EEC likely to endorse foreign policy plan
      211 4 Reuter EUROPEAN Community foreign ministers are unable to agree on ways to make their trading bloc more effective, but have moved towards setting up a body to coordinate foreign policy. The British proposal to set up a 'political cooperation secretariat' independent of the
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      Lock icon Italian President pardons terrorist
      111 4 AFP ITALIAN President Sandro Pertini has caused a storm two 'weeks before the presidential elections by becoming the first Italian head of state to pardon a convicted terrorist. Mr Pertini on Sunday, however, said the pardon was a "misunderstanding", which he blamed on bureaucratic procedure and
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      Lock icon Greek communists to oppose socialists
      414 4 AP GREECE'S Moscow-line communist party, KKE, which gave the socialists an easy ride during their first four years in office, has pledged tough opposition to Premier Andreas Papandreou in his new term. Following a disappointing performance in last week's elections, a KKE central committee statement
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      Lock icon French Premier visits East Germany
      225 4 Reuter FRENCH Prime Minister Laurent Fa bius arrived in East Berlin yesterday on the first ever visit to East Germany, a country whose capital of East Berlin is not recognised by France. Underlining this diplomatic success for his country, head of state Erich Honecker was
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      Lock icon 'End reliance on West'
      126 4 Reuter SOVIET scientists have been urged to speed up research in order to face the challenge of the US "Star Wars" anti-missile research programme and a tightening Western embargo on the sale of high technology goods. Anatoly Alexandrov, president of the Academy of Sciences, said in
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      Lock icon Britain complains to Syria about diplomat
      390 4 AP BRITAIN has complained to Syria about one of its diplomats in London who refuses to move out of an apartment rented in 1982 for six months, invoking diplomatic immunity to escape eviction. Queen Elizabeth n has asked the Foreign Office to intervene when
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Closer ties
        32 4 PHILIPPINE President Ferdinand Marcos called for closer ties with China in a message to Chinese President Li Xiannian on Sunday, the 10th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the two countries
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        Abortive efforts
        45 4 SWISS VOTERS thwarted efforts by Roman Catholic and fundamentalist Protestant groups to ban abortion in a referendum on Sunday. Only 31 per cent approved an initiative to include a "right to life" clause in the national constitution, while 69 per cent were against.
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        Argentina firm
        58 4 ARGENTINA has said that it will never abandon its claim to the disputed Falkland Islands and accused Britain of refusing to resume serious talks on the future of thte islands. The Foreign Ministry said on Sunday: "The Argentines will not abandon for one minute our claim because it
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        Spy freed
        47 4 A MAN in China, sentenced to five years Jail in 1983 for spying for the Chinese nationalists, has been freed and allowed to return to Taiwan. The China Daily said yesterday that Li Binchun had been a model prisoner and had been freed on parole.
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        Hanoi hits out
        45 4 VIETNAM yesterday called a demand by President Reagan last week for an account of all missing' US service--men "unobjective and unfair" and denounced other preconditions (or diplomatic ties as part of a "hostile policy," according to a report from» Xinhua news agency.
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        Clean sweep
        29 4 MALAYSIANS grabbed both the men's and women's titles at the International Koran Reading Competition in Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. The competition involved 33 participants from 24 countries.
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        Lock icon Publicity blitz
        30 4 Agencies CHINA has embarked on a five-year programme to publicise its new laws, encourage citizens to observe them and ensure their enforcement, the New China news agency said.
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      Lock icon Pretoria oil supply may be hit by sanctions
      192 4 Reuter NORWAY has approved maksures to restrict trade wfh South Africa that could dfara>t shipments of crude Oil there. The Norwegian sanctions also include licensing of all trade with South Africa and a toad ban on imports of South African fruit and
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      Lock icon Developing nations stand firm on Gatt talks issue
      311 5 Reuter DEVELOPING countries have repeated their insistence that < there caa be no new round of International trade negotiations onkas the industrialised nations *.Jlrst esse trade terms for the rr- Third World. Ms and Brazil presented «se Third World's case on Sun--1
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      Lock icon Gandhi visit boosts ties with France
      233 5 AP ;a INDIAN PREMIER Rajiv Gandhi's visit to France gave "a new Impulse to relations between the two countries", his French counterpart Laurent Fshius said on Sunday jm French firms announced ma•fer contracts with India. Mr Fabtas was speaking at a press conference with
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      754 5 ARRIVALS sv PAA SV379 PA21 Hm 0115 SEL 0020 LAX/TYO/HKG MAS MAS MAS MAS MH601 MH681 MH603 MH671 0720 KUL 0«20 KUL 0906 KUL 0935 KUL MAS WA SIA CPA OA MHB1I BM2I SQ103 CX710 GA960 0940 PEN 1000 BWN 1005 KUL 1030 CGK 1100 CGK SIA
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      Lock icon PLO and Morocco seek Arab summit
      194 5 Reuter THE Palestine Liberation Organisation and Morocco are seeking to convene an extraordinary Arab summit, but it is not clear whether they have sufficient support PLO leader Yasser Arafat called during an emergency Arab League council meeting in Tunis at the weekend for a
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      Lock icon North Korea accuses South of delaying tactics
      352 5 AP NORTH KOREA has la effect rejected a South Korean offer to hold intcr-partiamentary talks In July, accusing the South of using delaying tactics to evade the question of relaxation of tension. The official daily Rodong Sinmun, in a lengthy commentary, said on
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      182 4 Hotel mermen Singapore. Lobsters ahto im i«3t- <» W SaSSt u n 5* V ft H^w|22* .v y/A msm* vV>n Avi' t-~>» I'l, jl E^'|Mir v W v j. i m Y wt A bumper crop of tender young lobsters is what we've unleashed at La Brasserie Meridien. From June
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  • WORLD BACKGROUND
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      Lock icon OECD throws light on the public expenditure burden
      815 6 FT TREASURIES throughout the world have a tendency to see their task as a Herculean battle against the hydra of public expenditure growth. But has the burden of public spending risen as much as is sometimes supposed? If so what are the
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      Lock icon Mengele case revives theory of Brazilian link
      498 6 AP THE INVESTIGATION into whether Nazi war criminal Josef Mengele lived in Brazil for 18 years until his death has revived theories linking the country with an international network to protect fugitive Nazis. In the past 20 years, three high-ranking Nazi officials were
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      Lock icon Macao prepares for an inscrutable future
      928 6 FT "WE ARE a people of discoverers and colonisers who today, without complexes, can assume and review the positive contributions we have given to civilisation and culture," said Portugal's President, Antonio Ramalho Eanes, in Macao last week. Macao, one of the final vestiges of
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Forex markets
      705 7 BMOAPORE The US Dollar yesterday extended its early gains against most major currencies in moderate late trading on shortcovering interest. Hie dollar rose to a late 3.0990/1000 marks tram an early 3.0890/3806 and New York's Friday 3.0830/50 dose, and to 2.6080/95 Swiss Cranes (Tom 2.8000/30 and 1900/80 respectively.
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      Asian $ market
      267 7 Asian market ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rates yesterday dosed firmer compared with last Friday 4a moderate trading. Waning expectations of a cut ia the US discount rate and better-than-ezpected US unemployment figures for May underpinned rates. Overnight dosed at 7tt 7V« per cent, up 1/16 point from last Friday. mCAIES tm
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      Money markets
      120 7 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore Interbank money market remained unchanged from Saturday to dose at 4 per cent yesterday. The one month term rates rose by 7/16 point». The two month term rate fell by Vt and the three month tell by 1/11. I g|4 f) If
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      Foreign Exchange
      152 7 Interbank rates at 3pm yesterday: WTWe4ee ym Local dollert «W Mil if liniy T* OWWCf1 K *bdLw 2 2260 2.2270 2.8196 -21 05 2.8049 ***** -61.87 1.4765 3.4286 -57.02 < »>■ vy/1 0.9999 3.4286 -70.92 Canodtan dolar 1.6200 Local Wton 1.6219 3.4206 •52.64 100 mitt of fereige mwrir
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      Lock icon Simex
      169 7 BA Futures Inc EURODOLLAR futures yesterday opened dnrply lower than Friday's dose due 1o the better than expected increase in payroll employment. The market attempted to move prices higher as a result of short-covering activities at the T-hf but reversed direction when renewed selling pressure at the high of
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      Gold
      344 7 HOOMKONQ: The metal yesterday dosed easier after a day of thin and sluggish trading, with the stronger US dollar overshadowing Interest In the metal, dealers said. The bullion price finished at U*****.40/10 an ounce against an initial $314.10/60 On the local market, gold ended HK$l6 below the previous dose
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      Back in the black to the tune of US$l90
      618 7  -  By DAVID GABRIEL SANG KANCIL wears a smile on his (ace right now. He has read the market right and not only has he recouped all the previous two weeks' losses, he made a net profit of USHSO. So far his
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  • FEATURES
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      Letting the bad times fold
      456 8 NEWS ABOUT a drop in the number of companies and businesses formed, and about big increases in the number of companies winding up, point to the same direction that times are tough. The overall economy is indisputably still growing. The 3 per cent registered for
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      Lock icon New teeth for an old ritual
      1156 8  -  Japan's traditionally docile labour discovers it needs new strategies By CLYDE HABERMAN NYT JAPAN'S Labour Ministry issued a little-noted report the other day, saying that strikes had cost the average employee only 15 minutes and 50 seconds of work time in each of the
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      988 8 TV HIGHLIGHTS By Design Elliott Erwitt Bpm, Chonnd 12 Photographer Elliott Erwitt is a long-standing member of Moanum Photos, an agency founded in 1947. He makes his living chiefly from editorial and advertising photography. His pictures are strongly structured but at the same time they capture the essence of rapkfty
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  • SPORTS
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      Race for rough and tough
      504 9  -  Autocross drivers put their cars through the paces By JEFFREY TSANG JURONG was dead on Sunday morning until the dot of nine o'clock when the first of 17 cars began ripping up the sandy ground at a deserted lot off Tuas road marking the start
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      Lock icon Abdul-Jabbar powers Lakers to NBA victory
      399 9 UPI THE CELTICS' greatest mistake in the 1965 National Basketball Association championship series proved to be winning Game 1 by 34 points. That overwhelming loss embarrassed Kareem Abdul-Jab-bar and it soon became painfully obvious to Boston that you don't embarrass a 2.2-metre centre whom
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    • Article
      Lock icon Proposed under-16 ban stirs up protest in tennis circles
      402 9 Reuter AN INTERNATIONAL Tennis Federation (ITF) proposal to ban players under 16 from professional events in an attempt to prevent them "burning out" has provoked heated reactions from coaches and teenaged competitors alike. "We must put an end to precocity in
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      Lock icon 'Super Mex' plays the shot of a lifetime to Nwin British Masters
      510 9 AFP LEE TREVINO played one of the most memorable strokes of his long and distinguished career to win the British Masters golf tournament in Woburn, England, on Sunday. "That will be a shot I shall not forget for
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      360 9 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 PURSUANT TO SECTION 2*X2Mb) AND IN THE MATTER OF SHIN E SHIPPING A TRADING PTE. LTD. At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the above named Company duly convened and held at 6001 Beach Road, #12-01 12-11 Golden Mile Tower. Singapore 0719
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  • INTERNATIONAL COMAPNY NEWS
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      Lock icon G & W to sell products group to Wickes
      763 10 G W to sell products group to Wickes Consideration of US$l billion plus debt of $90 million NYT GULF and Western Industries has agreed to sell its consumer and industrial products group to tlie Wickes Companies for US$l billion in cash, plus the assumption of $90 million in long-term debt.
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      Lock icon Du Pont faces patchy growth in textile industry
      872 10 FT MR BOB BLAIR is candid about the US textile industry. "It's not a pleasant time to be in fibres. In the 60s and 70s there was big growth, but it's turned sour. This is now a slow-to-no-growth industry." He qualifies that
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      Lock icon Airbus to be allocated to Turkish Airlines
      185 10 AFP AN ORDER for one Airbus airliner, cancrtlad by the British Caledonian Airline, is to be aliocatea to Tunasn Airlines, European Airbus Consortium manager Jean Pier son said at the Le Bourget Air show near Peris. He confirmed the cancellation of the order
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      Lock icon AMC to build cars overseas if talks fail
      109 10 Reuter AMERICAN Motors Corp will bnOd snail an oosrsess to replace to Asssrtraa «oil mtitl* if nsgotlsttous to rednce labour Prastdsnt Joae Dodunnaiidcraldoi Sunday that AMC win low at least as much money la the IMB second quarter at It did la
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  • ASIAN STOCKS
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      Hongkong
      372 11 HONGKONG: Concern about Overseas Trust Bank's (OTB) insolvency yesterday continued to overshadow the local share market and eroded most of the early price rises which followed Friday's sharp foil. They noted speculative selling in secondary banking shares, with the Union Bank easing 12.5 cents to HK54.475 at the close
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      Taipeh
      203 11 JIM M AM Shctra Mm Acta Cafnarrt Cothoy Cam MT» 1.74 22.90 23.50 ■0 18 4.3 •0.1 Uan Hw Indus Nan Ya Pta» PocMc Cans hdfc Bact Wb« 10.95 27.10 16.20 13.55 •0 25 ♦0.8 •06 •0.2 Owng Hwo Bark 48.00 18.50 •0.4 Pootag Papar Sharp 0.91 16.20 -008
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      Tokyo
      394 11 TOKYO: Share prices eased in moderate trading as investors remained restrained after last week's sharp gains, and a typical Monday waiting mood dominated. The market average fell 33.25 to 12,683.24 after edging up 0.48 on Friday, with the turnover 360 million shares against Friday's frantic 900 million. The market
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      Manila
      101 11 MANILA: Share prices closed largely unchanged in dull trading. Oils were up 0.022 to 0.799 while the Commercial and Industrial Index held steady at 128.61 and the mining marker at 677.22 Atlas Con B fell to 15.50 from 16. JUMf 10 NM 0.0014 >Mtdh Oriwual 8 0.011 unch isesr'--
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      Bangkok
      110 11 JUNE >0 MM Sam Cwwam Stam CMmr Sam Oy Camanl South Atfo^Ft** 1 tar* Thai Dm Bar* Thai fumwn Bai Thai MhM Gom Thai Mutual 433 93 412 •13 Aakhati Thai Aata Ftn W. Agroted Bangkok tar*. Bark Of Ayudhoyo Ltd M Juckar Charoong Thai WV» I 137 IS3
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      Seoul
      164 11 BANGKOK: Share prices closed higher in quiet trading, the securities exchange of Thailand said. The Book Club Index rose 0.43 to 139.40 and gainers led losers by a margin of nearly five-to-three. Turnover rose to 176,626 shares worth 29.8 million baht from a previous 164,141 shares worth 28.7 million.
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      Lock icon Trio Kenwood plans bonus stock issue next year
      293 11 Reuter TRIO KENWOOD Corp is planning a one-for-10 or a one-for-20 bonus stock issue to shareholders registered on May 20, 1986. The company made a 15-for-100 bonus issue on June 5 for shareholders registered on May 20, 1965, to pay back part
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      Lock icon Reynolds revives plans for aluminium smelter
      271 11 FT PLANS TO build an $865-million aluminium smelter in Western Australia have been pulled from limbo by the decision of US metals giant Reynolds to take a 25-per-cent stake in the project. Uncertainty had dogged the future of the environmentally controversial scheme since the
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      Lock icon NTT and IBM in joint venture
      169 11 AP NIPPON Telegraph and Telephone Corp and International Business Machines Corp of the US are Jointly developing a system that would enable users of Japan's domestic communications network to connect with IBM's computer network abroad. An NTT official said on Monday the two companies
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      Lock icon Sumatran gold mine
      100 11 Reuter AN Australian-Indonesian Joint venture, for gold in the southwest Sumatra province of Bengkulu, plain to start production in November and hopes to turn out iOO kilograms of gold annually. The JakMrtM Pott yesterday quoted PT Luaang mining chief executive Marcom Bailly as saying production would be
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      Tin agreement faces major obstacles
      705 12  -  By MICHAEL NEILL THE International Tin Council's (ITC) decision to permit tin prices fn the Kuala Lumpur Tin Market (KLTM) to fall below the Sixth International Tin Agreement's (ITA) official M 529.15 floor-price has set "a fatal precedent". One senior member of the Seventh ITA's
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      Malaysia to boost rice production
      226 12 has identified nine large-scale rice-growing areas totaling 221,060 hectares to intensify 8 rice production to meet the counrequirements. Tr* These areas would be provided &trtth adequate irrigation facilities iO enable double-cropping, Deputy 11 Agriculture Minister Dr Goh r €heng Teik told participants at the International
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      LONDON MARKETS
      1014 12 bOFFEE ROBUST A futures yesterday ended a fairly active atari on below traded higha, aa concern lessened over (Brazilian weekend weather, following the latest Reuter from Brazil indicatlittle, if any damage to the coffee crop. Most positions were higher, posting gains of £10 to £28 a tonne from
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      RUBBER
      181 12 BMQAPORE The market yesterday closed firmer with July One RSS buyers quoted at 173.00 cents per kg, up 3.25 cents from last Friday's close. The morning session gained &25 cents on 4>ortcovering interest and dealer buying for July position. MALAYSIA The market closed higher at IMJS cents per kg
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      RAS and MRELB
      255 12 RAS prices bScortWkf. FOB h< fas MC Beyers KM CUB ktf 1 RSS Prompt 176.00 I77.00N I/9.3U l /o An Int 1 RSS Juty 85 173.50 174.50 173.00 174. OON kit 1 RSS Aug 85 169 50 170.00 170.00 170.50N Int 2 RSS 170.00 171.OON 170.00 171.00
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      KL Tin
      64 12 IB Km* Lunr Hi Market (KLTM) prtoe toll ntm eeati to HpSlSm'a Friday.' II DM wttfcto to IT A Www rug« sf IQS9.iI Mi mM. UH «Nh «Mat wftisa to CM per taw (MI mm aaM the LME's spot high mi»i, Tkw were r» ttMtafir tordp een- dL
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      TEXTILES
      115 12 Yarn (la HK$ par Ma af 400 ft) China cordtd yon i, conos Bkja Phoanix 16'* 2.700 Bkja Phoanix 2C* 2,750 Bkja Phoanix 32'* 3,200 Bkja Phoarw 4Ct 3,550 Cofdod jfora, honl i Bkja Phoanix 21'* 2,950 Combid yorn, con Rua Phoanix 32*s MS 4,350 Bkja Rtoanix 4fft 4,550
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      PALM OIL
      150 12 PRICES on the Malay» dan crude palm aO market yesterday closed off the day's highs on late profit-taking after early sentiment was boosted by a limit-op dose In Chicago soyoil futures. June deliveries In the south and north regions rose IIfUJO to 5U7150 and $1,217.50 per tonne respectively,
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      SSR and SMR
      77 12 (CWM/I* 1-tM Htah) JULY 85 AUG 15 NOON NO ON RAS hfM SaBan 8if«i T SSR20 160.00 162.00N 161.00 I63.0QN SSR 50 158.00 I60.00N 159.00 161.OON MRELB Sdtet B*|)M Siim SMRCV 214.00 2I6.00N 216.00 218.00N SMR L 215.50 217.50N 217.50 2I9.50N SMR 5 193.00 195 .OON 195.00
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      Produce exchange
      119 12 Exchange _a mom Itofeutfa M/25* FOB NSW 409.00 J— 10. Sf/Motj' Coconut oil Buk FOB OW drum FOB N«w drum FOB 117.00 130.00 134.00 110 FOB few E&W FOB NSW Gombior FOB NSW 413.00 272.00 ***** Copra tJitwmii Oootli 60 buyara llHHilffl COMMM »dHy Poppor Muntok WhJN FOB
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      RICI
      225 12 Singapore c-i ora unq (SVUfc. 1 ,.<I Looniow tin Fragrant now crop JgJJ SMS* jS j- oj4 jKSfjr s 3rd 040 ParMU tic* Nw Crap 5% 227 25« no Mock |0% 222 ,0% kbmxm un. Thoi Broken gS; ?S Hugfcang Thoi Rico dSLf"' 55% no Hock P m IIP
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      167 12 HIGH INTEGRITY IRON AND STEEL FOUNDRY FOR SALE AS A GOING CONCERN INALCO, a Singapore based manufacturer of quality iron and steel castings with an excellent reputation with discerning buyers in the Oilfield, Petrochemical, Refinery and General Engineering Sectors. FEATURES INCLUDE: Modern quality control facilities (X-ray, Gas Analysis, Spectrometer, Ultrasonics)
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      201 12 MING COURT HOTEL KUALA IUMRJR'SINGAPORE From one strategic move in the boardroom to another t Taipan Qlub. It* Far from being just one floor of exclusive accommodation, Taipan Club puts you in a most strategic position. Here, you're within easy reach of many valuable facilities. A private club lounge makes
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  • SHARE INFORMATION
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      Market recovers some ground in light trading
      3973 13 SHARE PRICES on the Singapore stock market recovered «lightly yesterday. But overall, trading activity remained quiet. At the final bell, the broadly-baaed BT Composite Index was up 2.59 points to 712.55 while the widely-monitored Straits Times Industrial Index added 2.89 points to 803.21.
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      Chief price changes
      168 13 SINGAPORE Mm* IndtoM MMiIOmSpm 232 17 OCiC »20 i5 gf'.' 7AM0 •no» «as +io KSfts* IMMM II« gpyw. -yg Tmb Stag HUai *0 +0 2!^" ,n,fc B IWJI OmmM* 231 +7 2*—«» 3309.70 *****4 N ST 715 +5 Jit* 1 ***** «2057 ST*—*« 499.17 499JO rMM ST
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      Business done on the SES
      2303 13 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Stock Enhance of Slncaporc yesterday with the number of ebaree traded shown In brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "SETT".
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      219 13 ASIATIC DEVELOPMENT BEBHAD: Seventh AGM at the Conference Room, 8th Floor, Bangunan UMBO, Jalan Sultan Sulalman, Kuala Lumpur today at 9.30 am. BEDPOBD BEBHAD: Six-ty-first AGM at Chartered Bank Chambers, Beach Street, Penang today at noon. GENTING BEBHAD: Seventeenth AGM at Conference Room, 8th Floor, Bangunan UMBC, Jalan
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  • COMPANY NEWS
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      Sime earnings expected to remain buoyant
      510 14 WjßS2S£\t tfaaj2 SIME DARBY's earnings per share are expected to rise from 11 cents last year to 12 cents for the current year ending June 30. The group's earnings per share are then expected to be maintained at 12 cents in 1966. This projection
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      Selected indices
      96 14 HONGKONG Friday 1229.9 Week ago 1241.3 Hang Seng Index Monday 1571.87 Friday i 542.55 NEW YORK Week ago 1641.25 Daw Jones Friday 1316.42 TOKYO Thursday 1327.28 Week ago 1310.93 Tokyo Dow Jones Monday *****.24 Friday *****.59 Week ago *****.41 Standard Poors Friday 189.68 Thursday 191.06 Week ago 189.93
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      Kian Joo optimistic
      257 14 KIAN JOO CAN Factory Bhd, Malaysia's second largest tin can manufacturer, expects an improved performance this year, according to chairman Tunku Naquiyuddin in his maiden address to shareholders. Tunku Naquiyuddin, who joined the board of Kian Joo last year when it went public, says this is based
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      KL market eases in spite of light buying
      506 14 SHARE PRICES closed easier on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday in spite of light buying of selected counters. Overall, the market was quiet and the pace of trading was lethargic. Price movements were small but some counters recouped losses recorded last
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      Business done on the KLSE
      1707 14 BID and offer prices 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 ljOOOunits unless otherwise specified. IDUSTRMLS A Otoe (2 .09S) AMD (3 008 3 02SXI0) 302
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      Unit trusts
      230 14 Managers' prices for June 11 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 1 85 *1 96 The Soveigs Fund 1.40 1.48 S'pore Prog Fund 0 81 0 86 S'pore Sec Fund 1 20 1.27 S'pof* Invest Fund 0.88 0 93 S'pore Equity Fund 0.82 0 87 Asia Unit Trust Mol
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      Hwa Hong shareholders urged to support takeover
      480 15  -  By NAJEEB JARHOM THE BOARD OF Hwa Hong Corp Ltd has urged shareholders to approve the company's acquisition of People's Insurance Co Ltd because, in the long-term, it should contribute to the group's growth. For this year, the takeover could result in a
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      Pilecon Bhd invests in eight companies
      292 15 NEWCOMER Pilecon Engineering Bhd has ventured further into other forms of engineering by taking a majority interest in five new companies and has bought a stake in three others. The ventures are part of its plans to turn the company into a "construction supermarket"
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      Control on tin exports hits Petaling
      171 15 SMALL-SCALE tin mining operator Petaling Tin Bhd has continued to reel under the stringency of the restrictive tin export control, and has reported much lower profits for the first half year. Group pre-tax profits were slashed by 90 per cent to just M 5171,000
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      Sungei Way's advice
      58 15 Bernama SUNGEI WAY Holdings Bhd has recommended shareholders to vote in favour of Sungei Way Resources Sdn Bhd's proposed acquisition of a factory-cum-of-fice building in Petaling Jay a. The MJ7.B million cash acquisition will yield a gross return of 12 per cent or a net return of
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      252 15 MALAYAN CABLES Bhd appointed Mr Abdul Razak bin Abdul La tiff as secretary from June 1. The due date for the delivery of settlement contracts in FEDERAL CABLES, Wires A Metal Manufacturing Bhd will be- brought forward to June 24. Settlement trading on the shares will be suspended
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      LONDON STOCKS
      897 15 SHARE PRICES closed quietly easier yesterday on worries over the future trend of oil prices and ahead of the pending offer for sale of Abbey Life. At 2.30pm, the FTSE 100 Index was down 11.2 points at 1,299.4. Government bonds were steady at nearly V* point easier levels
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      Northam Court demolition costs MBf M$19m
      447 15  -  By CHAN OI CHEE MBf HOLDINGS Bhd has suffered a loss of about Msl9 million from the demolition of its 16-storey luxury apartment block in Penang known as Northam Court. This is the first time a figure has been put on the total known
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      Emtex moves to resist takeover bid
      275 15 EMTEX CORP Bhd, which is facing a takeover bid by MBf Holdings Bhd, Is seeking an injunction to restrain the latter (ram proceeding with the oiler in the form and nature as set out in MBfs recent notice of takeover. In Its writ of
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      Auditors qualify SPPL's accounts
      302 15 AUDITORS Goh Tan A Co have qualified the 1964 accounts of SPP Limited. The public accountants, in the latest SPPL annual report said: "...the audit reports of certain of the company's Malaysian subsidiary companies identified below are qualified in respect of the appropriateness of those companies'
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      291 14 is sub i of Our business to certain laws Isaac Newton Alfred Nobel Understanding these and other natural and commercial laws is essential for a successful financial group. Hill Samuel Group recorded its fifth successive year of substantially increased after tax profits, 26 per cent, ahead of 1984. Survival of
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      564 14 ZDS GOLD COIN LIMITED N OTIC I Of ANNUAL GKNIRAL MKKTING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the TWENTY- SECOND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Company will be held at its registered office, 14 Shaw Road, Singapore 1336, on 28 June 1985 at 72 noon to transact the following ordinary business
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      246 15 WW*. fern m WANTEDAbur Nominations For Singapores Best Business Brain THE search is on for Singapore's most outstanding business brain, and you are invited to join in. Business Times the republic's foremost business publication and DHL the world's leading international courier have joined forces to find the person who deserves
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    OTB affair expected to spur HK reforms
    519 16 Stocks rebound amid uneasy calm Agencies AN UNEASY CALM settled over Hongkong's business community yesterday as the failed Overseas Trust Bank reopened under government ownership and stocks rebounded from FYiday's financial scare. Bankers said the government takeover of the insolvent bank had averted
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    Hong Leong decides against buying 62pc share in HICB
    279 16 Reuter AP HONG LEONG and Co Ltd has decided not to buy a 62-per-cent stake in the Hongkong Industrial and Commercial Bank Ltd (HICB) from Overseas Trust Bank Ltd (OTB). OTB acting chairman, David Candler, also Hongkong's deputy secretary for monetary
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    Japan posts surplus of US$3.41b with US
    203 16 UPI JAPAN scored a US$3.4l billion trade surplus in May, led by surging exports to the US, particularly car shipments. The Finance Ministry said yesterday that the surplus with the US, Japan's largest trading partner, was the second highest monthly surplus on record.
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    More Iranian crude to be processed in Singapore
    274 16  -  By LOH HUI YIN EVEN AS a tanker loaded with Iranian crude oil heads for Singapore, another deal has been clinched for more Iranian oil to -be processed in the Republic. The new deal Will see 1.3 million barrels of Iranian oil
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    Too early to allow foreign banks in China, says Beijing official
    192 16 AP THE HEAD of the People's Bank of China thinks it is "far too early" for China to let overseas banks set up branches, except in the special economic zones designed to lure foreign investors. Mrs Chen Muhua, appointed
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    Devan Nair to return home in mid-July
    90 16 FORMER President CV Devan Nair has completed his treatment at a foundation in Pennsylvania, and will return to Singapore in mid-July, said a Ministry of Health statement. In a two-paragraph announcement yesterday, the ministry said Mr Nair was discharged from the foundation on
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    Citibank hopes to expand network in Singapore
    300 16  -  By ALVIN TAY CITIBANK might be the biggest bank in the world, but chairman John Reed still thinks there is a lot of room for expansion in Singapore. "I think the Singapore banking system works well, and has a very good track record
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    Malaysia's trade surplus last year highest in five years
    347 16 Bernama MALAYSIA chalked up a hefty M 55.68 billion trade surplus last year, the highest since 1979, with exports hitting the largest ever level of $38.65 billion, the Statistics Department said yesterday. The extraordinary performance was largely due to re-cord-breaking exports
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    SMA's honorary chairman passes away
    387 16 ONG Leng Chuan, well known entrepreneur and vocal longserving chairman of the Singapore Manufacturers' Association, died suddenly yesterday morning. The news was first made public through the secretary of Ming Court Hotel Ltd, Madam Lee Luan Yang, who in a short note to the Stock
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    Dow Jones lower
    69 16 Reuter THE New York stock market slipped lower in early trading yesterday, continuing the sharp decline of the Friday session. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was off four points to 1313. Declines led advances by a seven-to-three margin on volume of 8.77 million shares. Reichhold Chemicals was
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  • LATE FILE
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      Wett German GNP falls one per cent
      46 16 Reuter WEST GERMANY'S Gross' National Product (GNP) fell by a real, seasonally adjusted one per cent in the first quarter of this year (ram the fourth quarter of 1964, a spokesman for the Federal Statistics Office yesterday said. Reuter
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      Saudi currency devalued again
      48 16 Reuter SAUDI ARABIA yesterday devalued its currency for die third time this year. Foreign exchange dealers said the Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency adjusted die rate to 3.65 riyals to the US dollar. The riyal was last devalued on March 7 to 3.61 from 3.60.
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      UN colonel freed by Israeli soldiers
      51 16 Reuter ISRAELI-backed militia treed a French IMted Nations colonel but kept 21 Finnish soldiers hostage in Southern Lebanon. The French Defence Ministry said Lieutenant-colonel Jean-Michel BilendjM, a member of the UN Peacekeeping force, had been released after ie|ae—uutioiu to Israeli Prime Minister Shimon Peres.
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      Tokyo slammed for Son Sann's visit
      53 16 AFP VIETNAM yesterday lashed oat at Japan for inviting Cambodian restatinre leader Son Sann on an official visit to Tokyo which Hanoi termed as 'illegal and immoral'. The Vietnamese army daQy Qumb Dai Mum Dm accused Japan of pursuing an 'erroneous' and "hostile' policy
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      OECD oil demand dips
      46 16 Reuter PRELIMINARY reports indicate oil consumption in the the 24 members of the OECD in the second quarter will (all by about 2 per cent from the second quarter of last year, the International Energy Agency said in its monthly report Renter
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      165 16 EXPORTS. x BE A SUCCESS LIKE DATA PRINTERS. 5 "t v.!: tMMWsB You can also be a success in exports Ike DATA PRINTERS. Having difficulties in extending credit to your overseas buyers? Or in obtaining export financing from your bankers? Then, you should know how DATA PRINTERS, a leading manufacturer
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      37 16 f?raiM?trata Outlook for today: Showori in a tow oroos in tho aftornoon. Report for 24 hours prior to 7.30pm on June 10 at th« avport: Maximum tomporaturo .32.0 AfMcbtod humidity 67 Minimum tomporoturo 25.59 Attociotod humidity 96
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
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      FMC urged to tighten independent action rules
      215 17 Fairplay THERE IS GROWING official concern in the US over conference abuses of the provisions for independent action in the Shipping Act of 1964. TTie Department of Justice, which has always been unhappy over the anti-trust relaxations contained in the act, has sent
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      US considers APL's plan
      117 17 Fairplay THE UNITED States government has stepped in to consider American President Lines' plan to build three new 3,500-TEU container ships. Transportation secretary Elizabeth Dole has agreed to demands of opponents of the scheme t|at she reviews the legality of APL's acquisition of three Equity Maritime
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      Saudi line extends service to P Kelang
      321 17  -  By G DURAIRAJ THE NATIONAL Shipping Company of Saudi Arabia has extended its Middle East/US/Canada/Saudi Arabia to Malaysia. The service to Port Kelang will intially be feedered via Singapore until a sufficient traffic is built to warrant direct calls. Feedering will be carried
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      Increase in NK's tonnage register
      184 17 JAPANESE classification society Nippon Kaiji Kyokai achieved a 67 per cent increase in tonnage taken on its register last year its best intake since 1976. Of the 579 ships newlyclassed last year, 501 were newbuildings with a gross tonnage of 6.07 million. The increase was
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        Taiwanese ship detained
        74 17 Reuter THE AUSTRALIAN authorities have detained a Taiwanese fishing boat and its crew of 19 after the vessel was found in Australian waters off the northern tip of Queensland, Australian police said. Officials were inspecting the boat, the Lib Yih, and questioning its crew, after a Navy
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        Relief for Chittagong port
        83 17 Reuter FRENCH NAVY ship Victor Schoelcber left the pan g ia<ipgh Port of Chittagong after a 24-hour humanitarian visit, following a cyclone last month that killed up to 10,000 people, French embassy sources said. The frigate is to Join the French naval fleet in the Indian
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        Appledore to build dredger
        194 17 FT BRITISH SHIPBUILDERS's Appledore yard, Devon has won a £7 million order to build a dredger for ARC Marine, which has an option on a second vessel. The order is the latest in a run of new business for BS yards this year. The contract has
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      World's luxurious liners
      655 18 UPI THE BRITISH-BORN company that cruises the world's oceans with the venerable Queen Elizabeth n is spending US$9O million to keep an even older, even more luxurious sea-going tradition afloat. Cunard Line, which began life in 1839 as the British and North American Royal Mail Steam-Packet Co
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1837 18 THE LONDON shipping freights market ended the weekin fairly brisk activity on Friday, with emphasis on ore voyage fixing and time-charter engagements. grain operations remained slow, however. Ore interest included Sidermar's payment of US$7.4O (fio) to the Plotus for a 48,000-ton prompt shipment from Puerto Ordaz to western
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      131 18 THE LUXURY cruiser left to Join the Dutch Royal fleet recently on board the Scan Dutch container ship, the Korrigan. The 50-ft yacht was constructed for Prince Bernhard, the consort of Dutch Queen mother Juliana, by American Marine at a Co6t of more than
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      682 18 AB Shpg V 5 Freight Links Exp VI 3 A tea Line VI 3 Froto Line V 1 5 ANL 1 Fujiwara Line IV Anro S»r»Kt VI 4/5 Gescri Lloyd VI 5 APC Une V 4 Golden Line VI 4' APL 2/3 1 Hangfc Shpg V 5
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      Companies in dispute over salvage award
      213 19 AP TWO MAJOR MARITIME salvage companies have been locked In discord over apportionment of more than US$2.6 million (or saving the container ship Oriental Importer in the Gulf waters a week ago, the Bahrain newspaper Gulf Daily News reported. The vessel was struck with
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      Sea Containers benefitting from global services
      569 19 Lloyd's List ROUND-THE-WORLD services are having a marked effect on the businesses of leasing companies, as major liner operators step up their demand for containers and chassis. Bermudan-based Sea Containers, one of the world's leading lessors, says it is now benefitting from the increased
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      Measures to restrict trade with S Africa
      264 19 Reuter NORWAY HAS approved measures to restrict trade with South Africa that could disrupt vital shipments of crude oil there. The Norwegian sanctions also include licensing of all trade with South Africa and a total ban on imports of South African fruit and
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      SHIPPING EVENTS
      211 19 Jue Ml London the world insurance and financial centre, British Insurance Association senior management course. Jue M-a 26th Congress of the Permanent International Association of Navigation Congresses, including the Brussels International Navigation Exhibition, Brussels Exhibition Centre. Jue 18-11 A Sea trade seminar on the market predictions for bulk
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      CONSORTIA
      185 19 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. AMRO (STRAITS/AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia/Straits Container Line. Nedlloyd
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      Titan-2 delivered
      108 19 Fairplay SUDOIMPORT HAS taken delivery of the biggest catamaran ever built. The Titan-2 catamaran crane, for use in the Soviet oil and gas industry, has a 600 tonne lifting capacity at 39 metre outreach. It is intended for use in the Caspian sea. Equipped especially for offshore installation,
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      6251 24 aeiaßGxiEß 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
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      CONTAINER SCHEDULES
      671 25 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Ship Voy Arrival date/time Operator Godws for LCL cargo FCL movement schedule Location Siri Bhum P Johnson Maersk Mango Wiline Toyo Jenlink Khd Repin China Cont Selandia Ratona Bhum E Guard Uni Humanity Niaga 21 Berlin SA Vaal
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      1679 25 Who acts for whom The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A—l A Tap Enterprises Pte Ltd Some (S) Al Shipping Bomteod Shpg Agencies A too Ljm Africon Shpg Agencies (S) Ahrenkiel Liner Kim Shpg (S) Alfred C Toepfe» Oceanus Shpprig Agencies (S) Muhiport Sdn Bhd
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      327 26 AFP A RUSH of activity in the Gulf states area last week has greatly reduced the number of idle vessels in the vicinity, but rates paid were depressingly low, with oil prices weak throughout the world while supply continues to outstrip demand. The sudden upturn in the number
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      510 26 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES 11.6.85/0500 B Tonsberg K9 Barber alongside Lady Dona K34 Kim Trdg alongside 11.6.85/1200 Murrayeverett K21 Everett alongside 11.6.85/2300 Tropical Moon K27 Sharp alongside 11.6.85/1500 Vietxo 12 K18 NAPL alongside 11.6.85/1600 Global Mars K29 Leo Shpg 10.6.85/2300 14.6.85/2300
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      536 17 Monthly from Pitman Availabie at all good bookshops and newsagents HinTimes H liy Distributors I S'RAITS lUPOPi f XPRISS SIKVICf I £731 (URQPI STRAUS mPRfSS SFRWICI IJ/4 8/7 9/7 11/7 13/7 14/7 16/7 26/6 15/7 16/7 11/7 20/7 21/7 23/7 3/7 22/7 23/7 25/7 27/7 2»/7 30/7 11/7 21/7 30/7
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      167 17 mm CUNARD LINE is spending US$9O million to keep two luxurious seo-going liners of loot. Page II ROUND-THE-WORLD services ore having a marked effect on the businesses of leasing companies, as major liner operators step up their demand for containers and chassis. Page 111 Index to odvertisers II Weather map
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      592 17 BALT-ORIENT LINE Baltic SNppinf Co Rtfrtar Swim frtn MEKtMiti (MM Khfin mi NrtGMIMi Agent: Singapore Soviet Shipping CoPtoLtd Tel: *****3 MAERSK LINE Voy IS* por« EXPORT TO USA. 7/7 %n an an 14/7 14/7 a/7 a/7 a/7 a/7 a/7 i/i a/7 a/7 «/i v« 4/1 i/I u/i IVI n/i li/i
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      259 18 YAMASHITA-SHINNIHON LINE CONTAINER SERVICES USA/CANADA MIDDLE EAST tor at Kobo m nn nn :a i/i 1/1 v» RK IVI 11/1 wm iv« 11/1 accepting LCL Cargo for USA Porta only. TRANS SIBERIAN SFPViCt Malaysian Bk| Agants: Anfto-frmdi Tradhf (M) S4n BM WbPanAsia Line. Ltd. COMTARBER SERVICE TO/FROM JAPAN TAIWAN U
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      312 18 I.i .i 1 r i.i" Bm 111 »:^vvvi'.-.ii Supercarrier Service mcnr-ar-i NUT MHBVVSBMHI TUAS 17/4 TOUKOMC 24/4. MMU PttSEUS 5/7 TO: CALIFORNIA PANAMA US ATLANTIC US GULF E. CANADA rn» cMki tar rnmtm (Ml). V fiwAn. (MM. Stacktaa aiSaNi TO: CARIBBEAN CENTRAL AMERICA 3 u/t a/% 22/4 24/4 2/7 7/7
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      709 19 The Straits Steamship Group Mansfield Container Shipping PteLtd Overseas Containers Limited STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Satoeh, Sarawak, Brunei Ports and Bangkok •2/7 Mn M/ 7 M/ 7 11/7 12/7 11/7 21/7 21/7 25/7 27/7 29/7 M/ 7 M/ 7 M/ 7 M/ 7 M/ 7 12/7 11/ l 11/1 21/1
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      570 19 Franco Belgian Services F+' Li*. P* N< r rvi wx.l Bt ,-vi n Eus.r*~* 1 n^j i 11 MfMHtROf ACf CONSORTIUM if fractals cvp U/m f% m St I CHARGFURS HAVRAISE MEOEX I INF i ME 0 CLUB MEMBER) rin rJUIni Ha It ta II tm 4 M X ntm
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      336 20 w Hapag-Lloyd 10 CONTINt NT, UK EXPORTS Or carriage to Scandbiavia, Med, Carribean ft S. America Mand hautaf* to inland (testations in Europe 22/7 27/7 25/7 1/1 5/1 1/1 12/1 I TO EUROPE MED r>w Ml s« 21/1 24/1 24/1 i 2/7 4/7 1/7 11/7 14/7 14/7 11/7 11/1 l/«
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      100 20 ItC.&.LINE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE g»M(i .o»*nair-o*. 10 IUROPf Vl* SUM 1 ,hf tf ComoilMn CHM CONTMO 3M 12 KOKM CHMCf 22* 19 HONGKONG CONTttO 45* 26 ORBITM. CUB *4* 3 AISO LOMWG FOR BRMMHAVtN 2/7 4/7 6/7 J/7 J/7 11/7 13/7 14/7 16/7 11/7 20/7 23/7 23/7 25/7 27/7 30/7
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      429 20 I AGENCIES PTE. LTD. #09-07. ROBINA HOUSE. S PORE 0106. TEL: *****88. TELEX: RS ***** BOOKING: *****56 (OIRECT LINE) SINGAPORE TO PENANQ SINGAPORE TO SABAH SINGAPORE TO BRUNEI CONTAINER FEEDER SERVICE y rWh SIN CHIAO SMPPM AGENCY PTE LTD 8M CMa #imo m Taa NO. IB *****/RS COIOMBO/KAAACH/A6./*® SEA TEL:
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      592 20 r o EVERGREEN f-uH Container S^r.cP Round-The-World East Bound Service (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) Round-The-World West Bound Service (FE/EURO/USEC/C ARIB/ FE) no sua no ma pa cMOtx na lmkl m MOHTM an ouk SfiP *x 11/1 n/i n/t in 14n nn M Hi MR UN MfC m CM KM TYO AM MB nt
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      268 20 tUSINOSE MARITIME PTE LTD m ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LIMES IRANIAN SERVICES sr KYOWA LINE TO PAPUA NSW GUINEA/ SOUTH PACIFIC SNK HMa« Lm*| tar OCEANM COUHER 24/6 f. Moresby. Lm Rata* i nWlJil, WUnl*i Loutoka, Suva, hpecttt, Pap, Apia OCEANA QUEEN 7/7 fi/7 Lm. I*4 P. fcmhy. KkU,
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      712 21 V\v PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street. 03-00 Singapore 0 106 Tel *****33 KARACHI/M.E. GULF SERVICES 15-20/7 IMI/I 10-11/7 IS-14/0 10-10/6 12-13/0 KOTA AMOKASA EAST AFRIC A/REDSE A SERVICES HONOKONQ SINGAPORE LOAIMNO FOR IS-lt/f ti-Tfft HOOOOAKAQASA 20-22/• 2S-90/C REUNION, MOMBASA. D'SALAAM -n-T 2t-30/« 4-7/7 DSALAAM, MOMBASA, HOOCIOAH, JCDOAH,
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      762 21 BENLINE CONTAINERS ir 3 3 1,>•!■■' fi".< ii. mi EXPRESS COHTAtR SERVICE FROM IK/COWTUCff MM MniWi MRK STOW PJOHNSSTOH FOR Itaaaa Mm hMIM MM Safe* Uri 14/1 11/ l MS. TR Imp fan SMfaM WIMM 11/ l IK. car 11M>#faMUW SaM Sate* SaM 23/1 TR MM E*na iMMri bM faM
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      517 21 DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NAT lON AI i ifsjf f-i»' miif;.r,i \*aaLiu* nainii «n m »y»'3 i'MU'M 14-21/4 112/7 14/7 17/7 l«/ 7 l»/7 24/7 MMO m VMH/l/tM II Ml.—ll 11/7 M/ 4 4-4/4 9-14/1 ic-K/1 14-22/4 a/» MJO ACCEFTBK NKI, mi. IBM MMtuamt M CORTAKRL cam mo. Lifuomm u CAMOFOB
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      396 21 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES 1* BURMA FIVE STAR (Burmese National Una) Laadht f* Hantaan BANK LINE SPORE R'DAM HULL HMSG FOtTHBANK 15 Jwn 17 Jul 21 Jul 14 Jul MEADOW BANK 24 Jul 19 Aug 28 Aug 23 Aug HYUNDAI MERCHANT MARINE BULK TIMBER AND PLYWOOO SERVICE USA SERVICE PAOnC/GULF/ATUUmC PORTS
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      834 22 *V K LINE -KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. Eaum/KKI/CMIE None vs. wm mt m worn mm smtmi*c*uo «nt W* itmmtummomm mimm mm ujh 22 j» nib im »mi •sm 1 m "M roam annn nae m srac moor* mzmuommmm r qktziucawtu uowhocokto ptcvmp. nia mamm mm aotr« 21 tm 22 tm
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      418 22 •/tX CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAINER/REEFER/BULK SERVICE LM*| M LOS MKtllS. SM nMNCSCO. SEATTLE, TACOMA. VWCOUVU I C UliiMl Fa/Fa Mam f Utanf Smpoo'e I Anfttn ''ML vIMm ;in; 3a.t\>': Tpm ta M Si* 25/21 km 27/21 Dot II Mr 10 Mr KM) 7/1 Wf 71 M| 20 My
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      311 22 SANKD ASIA FROM JAPAWCSf *O*TS AND HONOKOWC to Pta IM I* 22(1422 ri m GOLDEN LINE gum cmw am (no in UD) <m mm ia.i STRMTS/PDBMN 6ULF SERVICE: Spm PlMmi Pm* HUB) KM C*«M/UrK>/I»il|i>iii/D«f kMtaL 17/11 km KOUR OWE N. HHUTM/STOK/L MALAYSIA rOWMG KSTMATnH K LBTM Tat 13-2M211. *****3 P.
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      263 22 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD O BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/tJK w k Nrt ton/mm*- (MM) -r •m P.T PERUSAHMN PELAYMtAM KALIMANTAN MECT WEEKLY SERVICE TO JAKARTA ETA/ETD BCSTMTBH ma *y 11/15 14/15 km MwWGHbn IB VtT 13/15 13/14 Jm Murta/CMw DXB 11/15 11/21 km Mid/Mi nV* 14/8 22/23 kM Jakarta/CHfcai 13/14 km
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      690 23 a NEPTUNE NOL ORIENT LINES LTD FAR EAST/EUROP€ FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE > A ma»ir>be' of AC Cc K CHANCE 22V (17/6) 19/6 8/7 9/7 11/7 13// m CORTMR4SN (24/6) 26/6 15/7 16/7 18/7 20/7 oamm < i/7> 3/7 22/7 23/7 25/7 27/7 K JACUH2M (8/7) 10/7 29/7 30/7 1/8 3/8
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      346 23 H 14/1 11/ l 22/1 a/i v? V 7 IV7 IV7 11/7 M/ 7 M/ 7 i"i NFPTIt* IUNi lis Pl| ID !#i Hs4i4 Hortfcmf* /MO .'l.'l'.V flper jtmnv 1* .'.'OS.'RI l»<i*>jl< '.'o.'iso .'.»n.*so4 US' 2S/I 1/7 14/7 an 11/7 Ml IS IN |i(N*S \l 11* SON HMD ftMel 111
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      513 23 I SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SWUNG CO PRIVATE LTD SMSOV BULOM6 55, Market Street Sinfapore 0104 Tdtphont Numbers *****3 (15 Urn) Cable Address SMSOV SMGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** P. KELANC M/S SHARKAT MM SOON MM «D. IST ANO 2ND FLOOR. NO 1. JALAN CEMPCMNG. PORT KLANG
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      422 24 Uti'«|i»nal Container l-iiirs j- T/r 4 Sa,lm^ s w eek, y J\ H p| P BB Reliable Regular 111 nrn __T .Punctual Berthing PSA Tue, Thur. Sat Sun KEBJLAR/FEEDER SERVICE TO PHUKET/SONBCLA DOT JH KT 9UJt MID KONSORTMM 172*/342 MTV KORSOtnUM 173 A/344 uni KONSOtTUI 174N/34C HINODE KISEN CO. LTD
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      152 24 A n m p m tC .v'j Vl r fi f iJK c oow^y t!v^ c CP" Wind direction with qwed in knots Wave height SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. LEGEND? R Thunderstorm Temperature °C Shower Weather pf Wind direction with speed in knots R
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      48 25 42S0SS/*****6/*****1/*****3 *****1/4 TERMMAI 3M3SI/2 *****/*****/*****/***** *****3/*****5/*****1/*****0 22SS6S/22USI/222t35 *****22 mmm FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE iZE nrrn PTIMPTj iTnTni mm Em nmwjm nm \nmumwn i nam in Jrv[UiDl ■mnani STRAITS/TAIWAN/JAPAN CONTAINER SERVICE SEA /AUSTRALIA CONTAINER SERVICE 11 li, I. ',-IIZ PENINSULAR-SABAH/SARAWAK/BRUNEI SERVICES U/ViM/TIM iCH/m/n a/au«/T*u 3=3 ISJ 117J lu IM
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      240 25 L/COKNE GENERAL AGENTS SEAL** SHPTWS (S) PTE LID. SWGAfQg SALES/WWWB TEL 22t5ttl (I UP) Scan Dutch UM To Europe (Med/UK/ NC Scan) TT I *1 VESSEL/VOY I ACCEPTNG/SMJNG 26/6 3/7 10/7 17/7 24/7 31/7 In rort 11/6 25/6 2/7 9/7 16/7 NDm*/174 N oap»a /184 B Sana/194 Setandu /204 N
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      333 26 r MitsuJOSK.Lines Ltd CONVENTIONAL/SEMI-CONTAINER ALTAI MARU 14 Jun Mombasa, Daressalaam APOLLO PEAK 25 Jun Port Louis, Reunion HEROINAE 4 Jul Mombasa. Daressalaam. Tanga, Beira. Tamatave GLORIA PEAK 24 Jul Port Louis. Reunion HIMALAYA MARU 16 Jun Monrovia. Abidjan, Lome. Apape, Douala, Tema AFRICA'S v )NO^| S.A. VAAL*- 12 Jun S.A.
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