The Business Times, 8 April 1998
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Title Section12 1998-04-08 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES MITA(P) 110/12/97 85* SINGAPORE Internet: http://www.asial.com.sg/biztimes WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8,199812 words
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Article46 1998-04-08 1 8T0T1 ■1MKT UUMUB Tuesday Change KLSEOOMP dosed NIKKEI 14,178.71—+1717J HANGSENO 11.M9.43 4» SOT INDEX ttOJM -11H JAKARTA OOMP—dosed MANILA COUP _J.18M4 +H87 TAIPEI WPl fffU8 SEOUL COUP <MH +2XM CLSA CHINA B *477 -171 ADST ALLOW) 2,7»4J 4J lpm EST Ck&m WW 8JTKJ8 -47.1446 words
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Article80 1998-04-08 1 rax MRS U8$ s$ US# 1.620 £(USS/S$ per S) 1.867 1684 Ml L843 0.87» YEN 134.7 \2tT Ml 1737 9.433 BO 7.749 0m BAHT 40.06 0.040 kjpiah as«9 o.o ir St to 100 untu FUBB BATES SINGAPORE* 7.81 KUALA LUMPUR 11.50 JAKARTA 28.00 BANGKOK 14.75 MANILA 22J0 HONGKONG 10.2580 words
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Article, Illustration758 1998-04-08 1 Frances Lui - Retailers also poshing landlords for increased advertising and promotions By: Frances Lui [SINGAPORE] Landlords of several shopping malls are under increasing pressure from beleaguered tenants to give steep rental discounts and to spend more on advertising and promotion campaigns in theCHRIS LOH - 758 words
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411 1998-04-08 1 Teh Hooi Ling - Once averse to cross-subsidies, TAS now open to idea of $1 handphones By 1 Teh Hooi Ling [SINGAPORE] Retail prices of pagers and cellular phones have tumbled since the telecommunications regulator said two weeks ago that $1 handphone is possible in Singapore "as411 words
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465 1998-04-08 1 AFP [TOKYO] A Japanese financial group said yesterday that it plans to rate the top international credit rating agencies, warning they may be making the wrong decisions. The Japan Centre for International Finance, a group backed by private finance firms, willAFP - 465 words
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465 1998-04-08 1 Harish Mehta - Injection of capital brings foreign ownership to 49% From, Harish Mehta in Bangkok A GROUP of foreign investors, including the Government of Singapore Investment Corp (GIC), has extended a life-raft to an ailing Thai media company, the Nation Multimedia Group, by465 words
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Advertisement192 1998-04-08 1 XHSEDE I 91 H 'ftiiiflMMil Ini* On Monday, Sonia Gandhi's wmfawnnrphofrfc from a grieving widow to the president of the 110yearcki Congress Party was complete. By a show of hands, 1,600 delegates to a party convention formally elected her as their leader, Pgt The major factors driving the region both192 words
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Advertisement9 1998-04-08 1 Tokyo banfca pay more for loans abroad, Pg 129 words
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MARKETS IN TURMOIL
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Article, Illustration601 1998-04-08 2 TOKYO Stocks surge 1-7% on expectation that premier will call for even larger tax cnts Bloomberg AFP JAPANESE Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto said yesterday he will soon announce "bold" steps to boost the economy, and investors expect that will include income tax cuts.Bloomberg; AFP - 601 words
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189 1998-04-08 2 TOKYO Reuters [TOKYO] The Export-Import Bank of Japan said yesterday it is considering extending a loan of about US$l billion (SSI.6 billion) to Indonesia to help get the country out of its economic crisis. "We are considering extending a two-step untied loan toReuters - 189 words
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256 1998-04-08 2 LONDON Japan headed for recession this year, contracting 0.1% AFP [LONDON] World growth will dip in the next two years and Japan's economy will slide into recession, the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) think tank said in a report today. Gross domestic productAFP - 256 words
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Article, Illustration50 1998-04-08 2 [SEOUL] Soon-to-be married South Koreans waiting to have their wedding photographs taken near a blossoming cherry tree in Seoul yesterday. South Koreans, known for spending enormous amounts of money on their weddings, are opting for simpler, less expensive ceremonies during this time of economic crisis. REUTERSREUTERS - 50 words
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247 1998-04-08 2 JAKARTA Reuters INDONESIA is expected today to announce an agreement with the IMF (International Monetary Fund) to push forward with reforms to revive the nation's devastated economy. The Information Ministry has called a news conference for 11am (0400 GMT), but has givenReuters - 247 words
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SOUTH-EAST ASIA
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181 1998-04-08 3 KUALA LUMPUR AFP MALAYSIA'S second national commercial network NTV 7 began broadcasting yesterday with a live telecast of Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad at Hari Raya Haji prayers in northern Kedah state. NTV 7 is owned by NatSeven TV Sdn Bhd, a whollyowned unit of theAFP - 181 words
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134 1998-04-08 3 SINGAPORE MALAYSIAN Deputy Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim will arrive here today for a two-day visit at the invitation of Deputy Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said yesterday. Besides meeting BG Lee, Mr Anwar, who is also134 words
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369 1998-04-08 3 KUALA LUMPUR It is a mere process of law, not an erosion of freedom of speech, he says AFP MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad defended the 36-month jail sentence handed down to opposition leader Lim Guan Eng as a "mere process of law", reportsAFP - 369 words
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Article, Illustration319 1998-04-08 3 KUALA LUMPUR External threats doe to globalisation still persist, he warns AFP MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad called on the nation to practise the "spirit of sacrifice" and warned of "external threats". "Our country is still not free yet from external threats dueAFP; REUTERS - 319 words
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FOCUS: MONEY MATTERS
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Article, Illustration1000 1998-04-08 4 Jonathan Hazell - Region's fundamental weaknesses bode ill for currencies' recovery By, Jonathan Hazell The author is a Barclays Capital economist This article does not constitute an invitation to invest BTand its contributors shall not be held liable in any way. [SINGAPORE] STRATEGICALLY, we see every reason toCompiled by BT; Source: Dow Jones; Source: Deutsche Morgan Grentell - 1,000 words
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Article474 1998-04-08 4 Neil Behrmann - Forecasting panel sees it as vulnerable in the medium to long term By] Neil Behrmann The writer is BT's London correspondent [LONDON] Sterling's surge has amazed forecasters but BT's forecasting panel contends that it will only be a matter of time before the "bubble" bursts.474 words
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Article353 1998-04-08 4 RagioMl ourrencioa wfll weafci- wtth yen ify Dave Lewis NEWFOUND yen weakness has stymied Asian currencies' recent recovery and is likely to continue to weigh them down. Given the substantial trade between Japan and South-east Asia, it will be advantageous for regional central banks to allow their currencies to353 words
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Article282 1998-04-08 4 Larry Wee - Compiled by. Larry Wee Compiled by Larry Wee, Sources: ABN-Amro Independent Economic Analysis Holdings (IDEA), JP Morgan (JPM), MMS International (MMS) United States Tomorrow: After last Friday's surprisingly weak non-farm payroll number that sent US Treasury bond yields sharply lower (see table), and February's 0.1 per centCompiled by Larry Wee, Sources: ABN-Amro Independent Economic Analysis Holdings (IDEA), JP Morgan (JPM), MMS International (MMS) - 282 words
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CHINA – HONGKONG – TAIWAN
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243 1998-04-08 5 SHANGHAI Reuters CHINA's securities regulators have stripped a company of the right to act as designated warehouse for two futures exchanges for unauthorised futures trading, the Shanghai Securities News said yesterday. The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) said the Niulanshan warehouse, which hadReuters - 243 words
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388 1998-04-08 5 HONGKONG Democrats vow to repeal bill when new legislature takes office in May AFP HONGKONG'S outgoing legislature yesterday used its final sitting to pass a controversial bill to place Chinese state-run bodies above local laws, despite last-minute appeals from rights groups. The Provisional LegislatureAFP - 388 words
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229 1998-04-08 5 TAIPEI AFP US giant Citibank's local branch said yesterday that it would suspend transactions in a derivatives product here that Taiwan's central bank said was unauthorised. The central bank warned Citibank for carrying out transactions combining foreign currency deposits and non-delivery forward (NDF)AFP - 229 words
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Article291 1998-04-08 5 TAIPEI Foreign ministry proposing NTsl7.sb bndget in bid to boost ties, says report AFP CASH-RICH Taiwan is to more than double its international aid in an attempt to boost foreign relations despite China's opposition, a parliamentary source said yesterday. The foreign ministry has proposed anAFP - 291 words
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Advertisement149 1998-04-08 5 Phone Net from Singapore Telecom is a revolutionary f telephone system. It is an extremely cost-effective system that offers more benefits than existing PABX systems. i leaf's more, there is no limit to the number of lines and extensions you can put on Phone Net as your business grows. o149 words
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ASIA
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628 1998-04-08 6 Rajendra Bajpai - LETTER FROM NEW DELHI Mewly-elected president of Congress Party has a historic role in India By Rajendra Bajpai A YEAR ago few would have believed that Italian-born Sonia Gandhi, widow of assassinated Indian leader Rajiv Gandhi, would don her husband's mantle and become one of628 words
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Article, Illustration265 1998-04-08 6 TOKYO Heads of 9 banks appear before parliamentary body AFP [TOKYO] The heads of nine Japanese banks yesterday apologised for bribery scandals involving their employees and finance authorities. "Entertainment had been offered (to finance ministry officials)... as a long-term custom" without any specific purpose,AFP - 265 words
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318 1998-04-08 6 WELLINGTON Mm for more competition comes after Auckland crisis Reuters THE New Zealand government, emboldened by a recent power crisis in the country's largest city, yesterday unveiled a radical set of electricity reforms aimed at promoting competition and cutting prices to consumers.Reuters - 318 words
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ASIA Notes
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78 1998-04-08 6 AFP [COLOMBO] Postal services in Sri Lanka were crippled yesterday as more trade unions joined a pay strike, officials said. More than Ave million letters have piled up at the central mail sorting office here as employees continue a non-cooperation campaign after reporting firework, officiateAFP - 78 words
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83 1998-04-08 6 AFP [SYDNEY] Danish architect Jorn Utaon, designer of the Sydney Opera House, is to be honoured at last by the city he left 32 years ago amid a bitter row over the masterpiece he was never allowed to complete. Mr Utlon, who now livesAFP - 83 words
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85 1998-04-08 6 AFP [NEW DELHI] India's new government faced a setback yesterday when Surface Transport Minister Sedapatti R Muthiah was formally charged with corruption. He was charged with acquiring wealth beyond his known income between 1991 and 1994 when he was speaker of the state assembly ofAFP - 85 words
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71 1998-04-08 6 Reuters [NEW DELHI] India yesterday said its missiles could reach anywhere in rival Pakistan, a day after Islamabad announced a successful test-firing of its medium-range surface-to-surface missile, local media reports said. "We are capable of dealing with the situation in Pakistan," Press Trust ofReuters - 71 words
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Article, Illustration461 1998-04-08 7 CANBERRA Final vote today; Aboriginal activist warns against race-based election Reuters [CANBERRA] Australian Deputy Prime Minister Tim Fischer said yesterday the country was edging closer to an early election as parliament rejected key points of an Aboriginal land rights reformReuters; AFP - 461 words
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297 1998-04-08 7 SYDNEY Bloomberg AUSTRALIAN businesses are increasingly pessimistic about their prospects because of Asia's economic woes, a survey by National Australia Bank Ltd found a result which led the bank to cut its growth forecasts for this year and next. The bank's businessBloomberg - 297 words
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Advertisement716 1998-04-08 7 M THE MATTER Of THE COMPANIES ACT, CHAPTER 90 AMO •N THE MATTER OF ONKYO (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD (IN LIQUIDATION) Extract of the Minutes of the Extraordinary General Meeting signed by the Representative of Holding Company relating to Proceedings of Subsidiary Company pursuant to 5.179(6) of the Companies Act. Chapter716 words
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THE WORLD
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391 1998-04-08 8 WASHINGTON Robust demand drives businesses to add to stockpiles in Feb after a Jan fall Bloomberg INVENTORIES of goods at the nation's wholesalers rose in February at the fastest pace in five months as businesses added to stockpiles to meet robust demand.Bloomberg - 391 words
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171 1998-04-08 8 BRUSSELS Probe into whether channel received illegal state aid Reuters THE European Commission said yesterday it was investigating whether the BBC's new 24-hour news channel was benefiting from illegal state aid as part of a broader probe into the way public broadcastersReuters - 171 words
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Article, Illustration406 1998-04-08 9 NUREMBERG Bloomberg GERMAN joblessness fell for a third straight month in March, while inflation remained at a seven-year low, signalling faster economic growth and rising stock markets in the country. Unemployment fell by 2,000 people in March, seasonally adjusted figures from theBloomberg; REUTERS - 406 words
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335 1998-04-08 9 MOSCOW Opponents told 1998 should be non-confrontational Reuters PRESIDENT Boris Yeltsin struck a tough note as he kicked off a round-table meeting with political opponents yesterday by ruling out a coalition government and urging them to back his controversial prime ministerdesignate.Reuters - 335 words
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Advertisement726 1998-04-08 8 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 50 AND IN THE MATTER OF LECARN KARAOKE TEA LOUNGE PTE LTD At an Extraordinary General Meeting of LECARN MRAOKE TEA LOUNGE PTE LTD held on 1 April 1998. the following resolutions were passed pursuant to Section 179(6) of the Companies Act.726 words
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Advertisement419 1998-04-08 9 There's money to be made on the worlds sharemarkets* But which ones? USA 6,206,907 BRAZIL 136,664 TURKEY 26,529 JAPAN 1,498,560 MEXICO 108,530 KOREA 25,409 UK 1,284,817 SOUTH AFRICA 89,439 IRELAND 23,907 GERMANY 584,682 BELGIUM 75»53° AUSTRIA 23,007 FRANCE 474,453 DENMARK 67,719 ISRAEL 22,362 SWITZERLAND 465,596 INDIA 53»4°4 GREECE 22,253 NETHERLANDS419 words
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COMPANIES & MARKETS
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Article, Illustration550 1998-04-08 10 Wong Wei Kong - Despite losses due to regional crisis, they remain big source of trading, say brokers By Wong Wei Kong [SINGAPORE] Across Asian equity markets, retail investors remain active players, despite the sharp losses many suffered as a result of the regional financial crisis. WhileFILE PHOTO - 550 words
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408 1998-04-08 10 Managers slowing baying and even switching into cash Reuters [LONDON] Fund managers' interest in bloated global equity markets is waning as more investors see the re-cord-setting markets as overvalued, said the Merrill Lynch Gallup Global Survey for April. The poll of international investors,Reuters - 408 words
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Article143 1998-04-08 10 Denis Distant Singapore via Internet - LETTERS TO THE EDITOS Denis Distant Singapore via Internet I REFER to the article "Veil has to be lifted before Kep-bank-Tat Lee marriage" by Lee Han Shih (BT, April 3) and expect an early and explanatory response from Tat Lee Bank, which seems to have143 words
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Article217 1998-04-08 10 Dharmo Soejanto Singapore via Internet - Dharmo Soejanto Singapore via Internet I REFER to your article on April 3, "Temasek bond issue not well understood: Hsien Yang". You mentioned in the article that the bonds are "convertible into Sing Tel shares at 553.38, the effective conversion price works out to217 words
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836 1998-04-08 10 Louis Beckerling - HOCK LOCK SIEW Louis Beckerling WITH stock markets in retreat right around the region, investors have understandably gone on the defensive. And one defensive position in the circumstances of the currency crisis and the declining economic growth rates that have followed in its train,836 words
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COMPANIES
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Article, Illustration609 1998-04-08 11 Neil Behrmann - Citicorp-Travelers deal sparks belief of farther mergers in financial services industry From Neil Behrmann in London EUROPEAN bank and insurance shares are surging on the belief that there will be further mergers in the industry following the Citicorp and Travelers Group deal.REUTERS - 609 words
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281 1998-04-08 11 New entity will be US' largest publicly held consumer finance, health insurance company AFP [NEW YORK] Two US financial services firms, Conseco and Green Tree, yesterday announced a US$7.6 billion (5512.3 billion) merger that will create the country's largest publicly held health insuranceAFP - 281 words
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COMPANY Briefs
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Article76 1998-04-08 11 AFX-Asia [MANILA] San Miguel Corp said its unit San Miguel Packaging Philippines Inc and Metro Pacific Corp unit Steniel Manufacturing Corp are not conducting merger talks "We are unaware of any planned merger between Steniel Manufacturing Corp and San Miguel Packaging Philippine Inc," theAFX-Asia - 76 words
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Article115 1998-04-08 11 Bloomberg [JAKARTA] PT Hanjaya Mandala Sampoerna said 1997 profit will be hurt by foreign exchange losses that are 413 billion rupiah (5578.1 million) more than the company expected. The loss, associated with the company's roughly US$4OO million (*****.4 million) in foreign debt may wipe outBloomberg - 115 words
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92 1998-04-08 11 AFP [SEOUL] Inter-Continental Hotels and Resorts said yesterday it had signed with a subsidiary of South Korea's LG group to operate and manage a 640-room five-star hotel in Seoul. In an announcement from its Asia-Pacific office in Singapore, the US group said the new HotelAFP - 92 words
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130 1998-04-08 11 AFP [JAKARTA] Indonesia's major diversified business group, the Salim Group, and Credit Suisse First Boston have put on ice a plan to take a stake in PT Bank Danamon, according to a press release obtained yesterday. Both companies announced in a joint pressAFP - 130 words
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FINANCE & COMMODITIES
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388 1998-04-08 12 Premium hits as high as 34 points after Moody's 'negative' outlook rating Bloomberg [TOKYO] Japanese banks' costs for borrowing overseas rose after Moody's Investors Service changed its outlook on Japan's credit rating to "negative" last week. "Everyone's still suspicious about the credit worthinessBloomberg - 388 words
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199 1998-04-08 12 Reuters [SYDNEY] The Australian swap market has doubled in size over the past four years and was now more liquid than the domestic bond market, a survey by investment bank J P Morgan has found. The survey showed the value of swaps involvingReuters - 199 words
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379 1998-04-08 12 Soh Tiang Keng - Role of insurers' medical directors set to increase with new distribution channels By Soh Tiang Keng [SINGAPORE] Many insurance companies are now looking at alternative channels such as bancassurance, direct mail, or even the use of telephone or Internet to sell policies.379 words
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153 1998-04-08 12 Reuters [SEOUL] A Korean newspaper yesterday said that Quantum Fund, an international fund run by financier George Soros, had shown interest in purchasing US$2OO million (*****.7 million) to US$3OO million of South Korea's sovereign bonds, but wanted higher interest rates due to the fallingReuters - 153 words
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325 1998-04-08 12 AFP [SHANGHAI] The first two of China's long-awaited investment funds, set up to invest in equities, made their eagerlyawaited debut yesterday at a premium on their subscription price. The two 15-year closed-end funds, each worth two billion yuan (*****.8 million), areAFP - 325 words
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Article98 1998-04-08 12 AFX-Asia [MANILA) Eastern Telecommunications Phils Inc (ETPI) will offer US$l5O million (***** million) worth of bonds in June with Merrill Lynch as lead manager, ETPI vice-chairman Luis Sison said. The Philippine Daily Inquirer quoted Mr Sison as saying the firm also plans to raise its capitalAFX-Asia - 98 words
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Article265 1998-04-08 12 rum fin Report Reuters (SINGAPORE) Simex Euroyen and Japanese government bond (JGB) futures rose yesterday on further short-cov-ering after a recent heavy sell-off. Dealers said the outlook was for Japanese interest rates to remain low for the foreseeable future and there was even a chanceReuters - 265 words
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Article283 1998-04-08 12 AFP, AFX-Asia London THE US dollar remained rangebound against the yen in late trading here yesterday, with upside capped by the threat of Bank of Japan intervention and the possibility of further fiscal measures to boost Japan's domestic economy, analysts said. CIBC analyst Audrey Child-Freeman said dealers haveAFP,; AFX-Asia - 283 words
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COMMODITY PRICES
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Article1704 1998-04-08 14 S1COM FUTURES Aprt RUHER (Marts dNtag« at SJ0p«) tSS 1 CONTRACTS cmtsAg) CtoM VotaM Opto jjgjjN Lot S«tt (touts) hrtorost Way 98 06.00 2450 Jan 96 1T7.75 3150 Jri 98 120.00 1665 Aug 98 123.50 1665 Sep 98 125.25 1665 Od/Dcc 98 129.50 4950 Jan/Mar 99 ***** 975 Apr/Jai 991,704 words
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Article2329 1998-04-08 14 LONDON Industrials »T Nuca *h 34 Group 599.000 4.000 AB Ports 358.000 -12.000 Abbey National 121S.340 -0.660 Allied Domecq 617.000 11.000 Amc 160.000 unch Asda Croup 203.200 0.200 BAT Ind 548.000 -4.400 BO PIC 306.000 -3.000 BICC 147.000 -2.000 BOC Group 894.000 -4.000 BR Petroleum 901.400 23.0002,329 words
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Article1624 1998-04-08 14 Bloomberg □Nikkei 225 *272.73 JAPANESE stocks rose for a second day yesterday, led by banks such as Sanwa Bank Ltd, on speculation the government is preparing to announce additional tax cuts after securing passage of the budget today. Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto will hold a press conference to discussBloomberg - 1,624 words
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Article, Illustration1461 1998-04-08 15 Reuters P Hang Seng -125 HONGKONG stocks trod water yesterday to close largely unchanged with little news to trade on and with many investors on holiday, brokers said. The Hang Seng Index dropped 3.25 points, or 0.03 per cent, to end at 11,049.43. Turnover was light. The market wasReuters - 1,461 words
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Article, Illustration572 1998-04-08 15 Reuters CI Shanhcaß Index -dO2 SHENZHEN'S B Share Index ended slightly lower yesterday, partly due to heavy selling in Shandong Chenming Paper, analysts said. Chenming said yesterday it would issue 90 million new B shares mainly to repay bank borrowings of 208 million yuan used to set up aReuters; Source: Credit Lyonnsis Securities(Asia) Ltd - 572 words
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Article367 1998-04-08 15 AFP HWPhtot *7136 TAIWAN stocks inched up 0.3 per cent yesterday, winning a minor boost from a recordhigh overnight close on Wall Street, brokers said. "Sentiment was buoyed by the Dow Jones index that has climbed up to its record high level," said Lai Tseng-yu of Core Pacific Securities.AFP - 367 words
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Article, Illustration791 1998-04-08 15 AFP Q SET Mm -ma THAI share prices continued their downward trend yesterday, shedding 2.9 per cent on the back of concerns over higher interest rates. Stocks were sharply lower as investor confidence slipped amid bank moves to increase lending rates while foreign investors continued their portfolio adjustments, analystsAFP - 791 words
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Article294 1998-04-08 15 AFP Hnwfl* <a«7 PHILIPPINE share prices closed one per cent higher yesterday following a technical rebound, analysts said. The Philippine Stock Exchange Composite Index gained 22.87 points to 2.183.35 points. Turnover rose to 1.49 billion shares worth 854.03 billion pesos compared to 444.31 million shares worth 764.82 million pesosAFP - 294 words
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Article369 1998-04-08 15 AFP Qo*np«ittUkgMtt« SHARE prices surged 5.4 per cent on the Korea Stock Exchange yesterday, rebounding on the rising yen and reports that the government will privatise state-owned companies, dealers said. "The goverament's...(privatisation of) state-run enterprises proves that it will take the initiative in restructuring and sharing the pain withAFP - 369 words
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Article584 1998-04-08 15 AFP PADOrtaariM 418 AUSTRALIAN share prices closed marginally lower yesterday as profit-taking offset US-inspired rises, brokers said. The Australian Stock Exchange's main indicator, the All Ordinaries Index, fell 0.8 points to 2,794.8. The All Industrials Index improved 5.7 points to 4,813.6 while the All Resources Index fell 7.0 pointsAFP - 584 words
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Article244 1998-04-08 15 AFP n Wellington -7.1t SHARES closed down 0.3 per cent yesterday on hefty turnover worth NZ$42O million led by the newly-listed Telecom Corp instalment receipt. The NZSE-40 Index lost 7.16 points to 2,296.26. Trading in the new Telecom Corp instalment receipt accounted for NZ$9Ol million of turnover. AFP «r?AFP - 244 words
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EDITORIAL & OPINION
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Article, Illustration677 1998-04-08 16 Harish Mehta - THE BOTTOKLZXE OPINION By Harish Mehta The writer is BT's Bangkok correspondent THAI Prime Minister Chuan Leekpai has warned that this time, the Myanmar government has gone too far. Thailand would use force to retaliate against any further violation of its border by Myanmar militants677 words
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Article197 1998-04-08 16 'Politics in 1998 is not about a clash of ideas, it's an exchange of accusations.' -John Pitney Claremont-McKenna College professor, on the Clinton sex scandal. 'Where is the hope for us in America? We will never be in charge. We will always be 10 per cent We197 words
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601 1998-04-08 16 EDITORIAL WELCOME though the Israeli offer to vacate its 20-year occupation of south Lebanon might be, there can be no real peace in the Middle East until the United States brings far greater pressure on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's right-wing government to make much601 words
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Article, Illustration1210 1998-04-08 16 Saul Hansell, Leslie Wayne - Dissimilar CEOs of Travelers Group and Citicorp most work together to ensnre merger succeeds Bu S Saul Hansell, Leslie Wayne NYT THE two men who will run Citigroup, the new financial powerhouse to be made up of Citicorp and the Travelers Group, could hardly be moreNYT; REUTERS - 1,210 words
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823 1998-04-08 16 Lin Chee Lok, Tng Yong Chuang - mn.nftT Lin Chee Lok, Tng Yong Chuang IT IS interesting to see how people react when unfamiliar and new things are introduced, especially when it apparently affects their livelihood. The Internet is one good example: it rivals print media in distributing information, attracts more823 words
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Advertisement55 1998-04-08 10 UK PROPERTY FINANCE FROM SINGAPORE. r For further information, please contact either Joyce Tan, Eileen Tan or Amy Wee at Tel: (65) 225 1233 and Fax: (65) 225 8013 Highly Competitive Interest Rate Fast and Convenient Service Flexible Loan Package Pre-purchase Approval The Royal Bank a* of Scotland pic Six55 words
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Advertisement381 1998-04-08 11 Industry Briefing on Fund Management A 1998 Update The recent changes to the regulatory and taxation environment in Singapore are expected to have a significant impact on the fund management industry. The Government's decision to place out up to 50% of the Government of Singapore Investment Corporation's portfolio to private381 words
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Advertisement247 1998-04-08 11 A study in contrasts, Pg 16 No Other Airline Unites The States Better From Singapore. II m II K Northwest mm J11,5 dlroct to jSHIiHHk tmu 8 gateways fSIIV cities from Coast Toronto SA v\y Vancouver \i J£... Seattle Paul.- D*ro* Portland Washington Salt lake City SasbrtUe V lies Moines247 words
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Advertisement393 1998-04-08 12 06 April 1998 NOTICE TO CLOSE REGISTER OF LOAN STOCK HOLDERS $22,000,000 PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF 2.25% UNSECURED LOAN STOCK DUE 2002 Pursuant to the terms of issue of the $22,000,000 Principal Amount of 2.25% Unsecured Loan Stock Due 2002 ("Loan Stock 2002"), the interest on the Loan Stock 2002 will393 words
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Advertisement440 1998-04-08 12 In The Matter Of The Companies Act Cap. 50 In The Matter Of CI INTERIORS rTI LTD NOTICE Of CREDITORS' MEETING PURSUANT TO SECTION 2* Of THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 50 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Section 2% of the Companies Act Cap SO, a meeting of the440 words
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Advertisement7 1998-04-08 12 The Straits Times Classified I 1 Where7 words
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Advertisement199 1998-04-08 15 If only everything in life as was reliable as a Volkswagen The stock markets in Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore were dosed yesterday for the Muslim Hari Raya Haji holiday JTtvrar® j ST^V?" iXT w!2!oK! J, a 'iii'jik VS!- I S P« ,Ui «>Sfi«J#fil r>»» wvag i**r U. 4-<!fx>r Vto>S HffW199 words
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Miscellaneous17 1998-04-08 16 DOOWESBURT By Garry Trudeau Wcuesw&&useTH*r$W Vf£5££JEE£2}i n l IPUUSPCFF SUMMER BREAK- WyfSAH. 1 fl UH0&THC 1 A/fW7D>e-Kj-—17 words
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Advertisement591 1998-04-08 17 Buy It. Sell It. Find It. Classified, flfr CATS. Call Today For Results Tomorrow. 1800-737-1166 Where to wine, dine and entertain...< >> fsssA y T M kttp:// www. ana-kotels. com Not just seafood either. Visit our Kome page and you can order tonight'* dinner (torn our cyber selection. Browse through591 words
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Advertisement132 1998-04-08 17 Man*kirin\/£ Sirugiporc RieJing Grand Cru Kirstbberg 19% j pn oAlsace We bring you the wine IjP cuisine of Alsace. *oHp 27 March 8 April Xlx Bon Appetit! Please call 831 6258/9 for reservations. Sponsor*: CWWIWIB. rr r rrninr LELYOND'OP KLIPfEL IEtTAUIANT haWa^ln JZt 333 Orchard Road, Singapore *****7. Tel: 737132 words
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Miscellaneous754 1998-04-08 17 TV&KAPIO Fi m»lm al2 2.40 Remington Steel. &30 Kraftangan. *■3® J*M y. 330 Three Stooges. 9.00 Keluarga Harmuni. rXTXXTIS^ 4*o Kidz Blitz: Alf Tales I. 3.45 The Golden Girls. Cinemathique Heav 4JJO Lassie s Rescue Rang- no Bewitched. en's Animal (See Our BJO TV Innovations. Choice) 5.00 Bimble s Bucket.754 words
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Miscellaneous165 1998-04-08 17 CRYPTIC CROSSWORD ACROSS 17 Somehow her gets cov- ZZ|BLj||lE_^BtZj||LZ^BLjßLZjßtZ 19 Maybe toxin extracted from 31 Enduring labour whilst im- prisoned (2,11) 9 Having little luck at sketching YE9IERDATS SOLUTION DOWN (7.1,5) 2 Time serving hairdresser (7) Expulsion of enemies was 3 Estimate what the current Pride sfirst (5) ■^*mE^ p165 words
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Article, Illustration590 1998-04-08 18 PETER HUMPHREY - But fitter HUMPHREY finds out that some are intent on staying PETER HUMPHREY Reuters Douglas st Denny watches the world go by from his second-hand bookstore in Discovery Bay, a popular Hongkong residential area. And he watches the expatriates leave. "More people have been comingReuters; FILE PHOTO - 590 words
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Article, Illustration298 1998-04-08 18 PERSONALITY Aged 55, she was believed to have died of a blood clot Reuters [NASHVILLE, Tennessee] Tammy Wynette, who died on Monday in her sleep at her Nashville home, rose from poverty in the Alabama cotton fields to become the first woman inReuters - 298 words
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320 1998-04-08 18 GOLF Past victories have been marked by triumph and tragedy Reuters [AUGUSTA, GeorgiaJ The past three Masters tournaments have produced such theatrical masterpieces that even the magnificent Tiger Woods will be hard pressed to keep the string alive when the curtain goes up on theReuters - 320 words
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Advertisement75 1998-04-08 18 fake frf, tl#fii*e ***/h 6f ,w fcm Savour the inspired flavours of Cafe des Artistes. Now open at The Oriental, Singapore. Bring along this advertisement before 13 April 1998 to enjoy Jo7o JisA4U*t~ durin g lunch time. Advertisement can be used for a one time redemption only. Call 331 008275 words
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Article306 1998-04-08 19 Bridge News Reuter THERE were unconfirmed reports of higher rates for grain cargoes from the US Gulf and South America, however, because in each case both the charterer and the owner were South Korean, some brokers were discounting the reports as not necessarily representative of the market. WlBridge News; Reuter - 306 words
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Article202 1998-04-08 19 >ez n w CWT OMrfeuttan 044 -0X25 IS 030 -OOOS 17 CMMkwwttMnt -0.78 s»sf—§s *a KBSU— sis is IMC HokSnqs MK S.60 jhkm*v as -0.02 *o JufWMSMpy«rd —7.70 unclt 73 K*p»*(C«r»__<4« uncft 039 Kw«ras 432 -034 7 Mmtmrtm lm -aoi *4 MN*T6fc 0.999 -0.015 241 UOTyttartM 134 uncft202 words
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Article, Illustration380 1998-04-08 19 Container shipments through world's ports expected to jump 60%: Drewry FT [LONDON] More than 200 new container terminals will be required by 2005 to meet an expected 60 per cent increase in containers moved through the world's ports, according toFT; FILE PHOTO - 380 words
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827 1998-04-08 19 Seafarer - STRAIT TALK By Seafarer THE news that Kvaerner had sold its cruise line, Cunard, did not come as a complete surprise. The Norwegian-owned but London-based conglomerate had been looking to dispose of the prestigious, but until recently loss-making,827 words
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Article, Illustration400 1998-04-08 19 Reuters, AFP [SYDNEY] More than 350 dock workers walked off the job in Sydney yesterday as Australia's bitter waterfront dispute intensified. The seven-day strike at Sydney's Port Botany Australia's second busiest over new wage agreements, was described by national docks company Patrick as a continuationReuters,; AFP; REUTERS - 400 words
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Article, Illustration145 1998-04-08 19 [SINGAPORE] PSA Corp said it has achieved a stellar performance of 203 moves an hour on the 6,600-TEU Sally Maersk, its second highest to date. The achievement was made during the vessel's maiden call at PSA's Brani Terminal recentlyin which 1,700 containers were han- died in less145 words
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421 1998-04-08 19 Reding refuses to continue with bilateral talks after only 2 days Lloyd's List [WASHINGTON] A key US government official has warned that China and the US may be headed toward a serious maritime row, similar to the showdown between Washington andLloyd's List - 421 words
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Article, Illustration908 1998-04-08 20 Chen Tze Penn - MAR»S POLLUTION This is the second in a two-part series on Singapore's efforts at protecting the marine environment Bui Chen Tze Penn 77m writtr Is dlrwctor-gtrwvl of tht Marltlmt A Port Authority of Slngaport (MPA) IT IS necessary to send clear signals that we take pollution908 words
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317 1998-04-08 20 l»AOt ESUInM M MIL 3 Ethiopian 6 Accord 6 Ahrtnlilal M FarwWa M AppanaMp S '««gSun I Alia OCL IS I Astro 3 W LMu 16 Austral 6 Link Avant 16 Oamartrani t I'tang Mm I 6aw*g 9 BSA 7 Glory Niv M317 words
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Article17526 1998-04-08 28 THEBUSINESSTIMES THEBUSINESSTIMES EXPORT I rti m U«.iM I rTi FTi UMrtHar VMU VnvAM TlUlUllllH ETA ETA Advarttsar V«mI Voyaga T***o«a ETA ETA Advarttaar VW* T SIN Ont'n Nam» Nam* HlMlUr WnBar SIN Oatt'n Nama -"if** B/04 n/M Straits CHCNCTU VM 45-74M7M To BUENAVENTURA (BUN) 2059 lb ACAJUTLA (AOJ)17,526 words
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Article588 1998-04-08 35 Voaaol Voy No lorth Arrtvol Departure It Nurdlena *****6 alongside 06.04/0600 It Sejatl *****6 J01 ilongsfd* 06.04/0600 lei Itye Mah 01 JIT elongslde 10.04/1500 tow Growth 9601 JH elongslde 10.04/0700 Rtwln VI29 J1S elongslde 10.04/0600 ArtlcdolpMn 3/98 J03 07.04/1700 06.04/0500 AHn 366 J14 06.04/1500 09.04/2300 MUMR2 9606 J02588 words
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Article1677 1998-04-08 35 KgCCIYHW OF DffOtT FCl COHTAMtM AMP LCI CJUWO BooMnf/lolonco Rftli Ship voy Mo Ctfc/ltr Nrt* Frow To Prow ass i IS ss ss ka nm MM ©55 5 mm tSSR tBmo W II OWM NWH M/MM 3 01/0*00 MM 4 OIAIOO 0IA4W 0IA*00 mTMM MM 5B5o u P7B51,677 words
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Article203 1998-04-08 35 Apr* Denmark.: Maundy Thursday. Mexico: Maundy Thursday. Apr 10 Australia: Good Friday. Canada: Good Friday. Denmark: Good Friday. Finland: Good Friday. Germany: Good Friday. Hong Kong: Good Friday. Indonesia: Good Friday. Ireland Republic Of: Good Friday. Mexico: Good Friday. Netherlands: Good Friday. New Zealand: Good Friday. April Australia:203 words
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Article921 1998-04-08 35 THIS report, compiled by Cockett Marine Oil Ltd. itaow* price range* In US dollars Instead at single price* for a more comprehensive description at the market Price* shown are baaed on average-siKd stem Market movements are Indicated The Cockett Bunker Price Index change and the Individual921 words
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Article336 1998-04-08 35 180 Mai 993.5 2.0 17.4 0J1 123 0.09 Amm i itm My i*i juj i*h aimMiii iidlniil No abOM E25 12 4 HL* —-Z-— 380 Am 985.9 0.3 15.1 0.06 30 0.02 yg 380 Mu 992.9 0.9 19.9 0.13 64 0.87 Wri »»/y »■/>! »M/» w336 words
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582 1998-04-08 36 Under new guidelines carriers will be penalised for practices that drive oat small airlines Bloomberg [WASHINGTON] Major US airlines could be fined up to US$l,lOO a day per violation for adding seat capacity and lowering fares with the intention of driving smallerBloomberg - 582 words
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325 1998-04-08 36 Bloomberg [SEATTLE] Boeing Co said it delivered 108 planes in the first quarter, two short of its estimate, as the company tries to clear up production bottlenecks. As recently as last month, the world's largest aircraft maker predicted itBloomberg - 325 words
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87 1998-04-08 36 AFP [WASHINGTON] Japanese carmaker Honda plans to launch this week what it said would be the first mass-produced vehicle to run exclusively on natural gas with "the cleanest internal combustion engine ever". The company's US unit said the launch will come today at its autoAFP - 87 words
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Article93 1998-04-08 36 AFP [JAKARTA] Malays}a Airlines will open a new route on the island of Borneo linking the eastern towns of Kota Kinabalu and Tawau in the Malaysian state of Sabah with Tarakan in the Indonesian province of East Kalimantan, a report said yesterday. The MalaysianAFP - 93 words
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81 1998-04-08 36 China to spend <6.9b yuan on railways Reuters [BEIJING] China will invest 6.9 billion yuan (Ssl.3 billion) to build railways in the southern provinces of Hunan, Guangdong and Hainan this year, the China News Service said. The provinces were expected to start building three railways this year, as well asReuters - 81 words
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140 1998-04-08 36 Bloomberg [PARIS] US and French negotiations on an air services accord are likely to conclude today with an agreement, the French Foreign Ministry said. Major sticking points have been essentially talked through, and discussions will resume today afternoon, said Romaric Roignan, a spokesmanBloomberg - 140 words
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162 1998-04-08 36 Bloomberg [LIMA] Deutsche Morgan Grenfell will manage the sale of concessions to operate and upgrade Peru's four main airports, beating out four other investment banks, the Peruvian government said. The other banks bidding for the right to manage the concession wereBloomberg - 162 words
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250 1998-04-08 36 Reuters [LONDON) A committee of members of parliament yesterday called for an independent audit into whether Britain should scrap a plan to update its air traffic control system, after repeated delays caused by software problems. The House ofReuters - 250 words
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Article, Illustration84 1998-04-08 36 [SINGAPORE] The installation of the second of two BMW/ Rolls-Royce 8R715 engines during final assembly of the first of three Boeing 717-200 test aircraft, designated T-l. Formerly known as the McDonnell Douglas MD-95, the 100-seat regional twinjet is scheduled for rollout in May. The84 words
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Article424 1998-04-08 36 Two flights between Rome and airport cancelled Bloomberg (TOKYO) All Nippon Airways Co, Japan's second-larg-est airline, cancelled two flights between Rome and Kansai International Airport in west Japan after its pilots refused to fly international routes for a second day. ANA's eight other internationalBloomberg - 424 words
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Article1692 1998-04-08 36 CITY FLIGHT ETA FLIGHT ETD $0175 «40 S0176 1105 ***** WO V Wl740 SI Hnt«4m KIMS M50 HL838 2300 lu,T- MIM3 1110 ,W4 0735 $0327 0755 $024 2320 ***** 1540 ***** KL837 1455 1 MMM «W Qg WW IBS MM NZ42M 2050 ****** 2045 MiliMni $09771,692 words
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Advertisement20 1998-04-08 19 Penalties needed to act as deterrent to pollution Concluding a two-part series on Singapore's strategy in preventing marine pollution. P*ob220 words
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