The Business Times, 9 March 1978
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Title Section11 1978-03-09 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 21V1/78 THURSDAY, MARCH 9, I*7B 50 CENTS11 words
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Article71 1978-03-09 1 Reuter GENEVA, Wed. The European Common Market Is considering suggestions to help impoverished Third World nations by delaying loan repayments, cutting interest rates or writing off debts. The Danish Cooperation and Development Minister, Mrs. Llse'Oestergaard, speaking on behalf of the nine EEC states, told a United NationsReuter - 71 words
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Article91 1978-03-09 1 Reuter ABU DHABI, Wed. United Arab Emirates (UAE) Oil Minister Mana Al-Otelba said three Opec currencies should constitute 20 per cent of the basket of currencies he yesterday suggested should be used for oil pricing rather than the US dollar. The .Saudi rial should account for 10 perReuter - 91 words
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Article73 1978-03-09 1 Reuter MANILA, Wed. President Carter may take part in the second round of dialogue between the US and Asean set for Washington in July, Philippine Foreign Secreatary Carlos Romulo said. The dialogue which began In Manila last August, principally designed to promote US investment in Asean countries andReuter - 73 words
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Article68 1978-03-09 1 AFP TOKYO, Wed. Japan's gross national product in calendar 1977 grew by 5.1 per cent In real terms to 102.47 trillion yen (SJ9B2 billion) and by 11.7 per cent in nominal terms to 183.60 trillion yen. According to preliminary figures released today by the Economic Planning Agency (EPA),AFP - 68 words
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Article58 1978-03-09 1 UPI TOKYO, Wed. Japan's eight stock exchanges today tightened control over margin trading on all listed stocks In order to curb mounting speculative buying, exchange officials said. Under the new control, buyers are required to deposit 40 per cent of purchase value in cash with the exchanges. TheUPI - 58 words
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Article56 1978-03-09 1 Reuter VIENNA, Wed. Developing countries will increase their demand for energy four to six times by the year 2000, United Nations Secretarygeneral Kurt Waldheim«s&id. At the UN-sponsored symposium on the world oil industry here yesterday, Dr. Waldhelm predicted oil and gas will have to meet theReuter - 56 words
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Article69 1978-03-09 1 AP JAKARTA, Wed. Garuda Indonesia Airways and Pan American Air Lines have agreed to lower flight costs by 50 per cent between Jakarta and the west coast of the United States, a Jakarta based economic bulletin, Business News, said today quoting sources from Garuda. Passengers from Jakarta headingAP - 69 words
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Article64 1978-03-09 1 UPI NEW YORK, Wed. Gold mining Issues stood out In mixed trading of New York stock exchange Issues today as bullion prices reached their highest levels in three years on foreign exchanges. The Dow Jones Industrial average was ahead 0.27 point to 747.06 shortly before 11 a.m. AdvancesUPI - 64 words
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Chief Price Changes
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Article125 1978-03-09 1 Rises Most active Ayer Hitam Tin 955 +25 Coos Plant 520 +20 Perak Carbide 147,000 Sime Darby 340 12 Sime Darby 144,000 Tronoh Mines 605 10 Nanyang 116,000 Cold Storage 218 10 K.L. Kepong 98,000 Riverview Nanyang Press Tons Mrn( 150 210 60 10 +8 +8 Total125 words
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Article, Illustration159 1978-03-09 1 Rites Most octiv* YeoHS. 2.35 Conaol Pit 5.30 AJInomoto 2.35 A. Hltam 9.65 C Storage 2.23 Kr&mat 6 10 Tronoh Mines 6.10 Slme Darby 3.50 N. Iron 3 50 Tong Meng 0.60 MegaChem 1.12 Foils Petallng Tin 5.65 Negri Sembllan 3.10 Sel. Dredge 4.50 +.31 .20 +.17159 words
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337 1978-03-09 1 SINGAPORE Airlines will set up a 156 million engine complex at Changi International Airport for the overhauling of large aircraft Jet engines. This complex will complement the activities of the Singapore Aero-Engine Overhaul at Paya Leber and will comprise an engine overhaul workshop and337 words
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584 1978-03-09 1 RONNIE LIM - COMPLETELY FIRM PROPOSAL »y RONNIE LIM BP SINGAPORE and Caltex (Asia) have submitted a Joint proposal to Singapore Petroleum Company to participate in Its refinery company under its reorganisation and expansion plan. This latest bid, made last week, comes after the two584 words
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799 1978-03-09 1 SUPREME Corporation hopes that the latest reply It has made In writing to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange "will fully satisfy the Exchange". On the grounds that It tells a bit more about the proposed acquisition of 50 per cent of Soga Berhad and799 words
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Article684 1978-03-09 1 MANO SABNANI - ■y MANO SABNANI AFTER BEVERAL minor "tidying up'* operations, Slme Darby has taken the first major step In a series of moves which observers believe will culminate In the long awaited shift of Its domicile to Malaysia. Slme announced after the market closed yesterday that the Malaysian684 words
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335 1978-03-09 1 Reuter THE US deUar plunged against the Japonooe yon daring an erratic and beetle morning en the Europoaa foreign exchange market* yesterday, after foiling to record depths in Tokyo. Market operators ooonmd to have turned their attention away from the SwieeReuter - 335 words
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571 1978-03-09 1 SOH TIANG KING - •r SOH TIANG KING DESPITE mounting protectionism and the expected slowdown in world economic growth, the Singapore economy will put up another strong performance this year. The nation's real ODP will grow at about 7 per cent with further improvement In export performance.571 words
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Advertisement122 1978-03-09 1 A MOST H&nNGOSBED Gffi! Peugeot 604 exudes luxury. It's rigid body is protected by Electrophoresis and six handsprayed coats of paint plus a top layer of varnish. Insulation from noise and vibration is achieved via a floating differential, seats that are tuned to the fully independent suspension and extensive padding122 words
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TRADE AND INDUSTRY
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Article214 1978-03-09 2 COURSES AND TALKS DATES TITLE LOCATION ORGANISER Feb 13 Administrative Mar 31 management YWCA, Marine Parade University of Singapore Mar 4 11 Business strategy: Formulation and Implementation SIM Conference Room SIM 4 11 Telephone Techniques and Courtesies SIM Conference Room SIM Mar 5-11 3rd Asian Congress of Secretaries214 words
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415 1978-03-09 2 V.K. CHIN - "y. V.K. CHIN MALAYSIA'S tin production fell by 4,808 tonnes last year to a 15-year record low of 58,899 tonnes In 1977. It was also the first time that production had fallen below the 80,000 mark since 1983. According to the latest figures415 words
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Article434 1978-03-09 2 TWO of Malaysia's major agricultural commodities rubber and palm oil showed divergent trends in the first 11 months of last year. One common denominator, however, was the havoc of drought. Rubber production In Peninsular Malaysia dropped by 2.7 per cent to 1,374,298 tonnes compared with the corresponding434 words
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121 1978-03-09 2 TWO teams of Italian manufacturers will be in Singapore this month to exhibit their products. Eight leading leather goods manufacturers, members of Euro pel, will display their products at the Mandarin Hotel from March IS IS. They will hold exhibitions In Tokyo and Hongkong first121 words
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Article101 1978-03-09 2 AP A GROUP of 15 South Korean businessmen will arrive In Kuala Lumpur on March 25, for a week to promote sales of chemicals, railway equipment, textiles, car parts and other products. The group will be led by the head of the semlS'vernment SouthAP - 101 words
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Article39 1978-03-09 2 THE Singapore Quality Reliability Association will be organising a seminar on the management of quality control on March 28 and 29. Application forms can be obtained from its office at 179 River Valley Road (telephone *****3).39 words
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247 1978-03-09 2 BINOAPORE businessmen are invited to attend Interpack '78, an International exhibition of packaging materials and packaging and confectionery machinery, to be held In West Germany from June 8 to 14. The fair is being organised by Norwea, a German firm specialising in organising exhibitions.247 words
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Article, Illustration135 1978-03-09 2 CLAYTON B. Ba (above) wu appointed senior rice president in charge of credit administration for Bank of America's World Banking Asia Division in January. He had served as head of the North America Division's credit administration in Los Angeles since February 1978. In his new position, Mr.135 words
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875 1978-03-09 2 AFP THE CURRENT emphasti on diversification of Hongkong's economy does noi mean that the textile and clothing Industries hav< been written off. This point was emphasised by Director of Trade, Industry and Customs, David Jordan at the current Joint conference of the TextileAFP - 875 words
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218 1978-03-09 2 THE EEC Importers' mission now in Singapore, has fulfilled the aims of Its visit, said Mr. P. Savlnl, the team leader yesterday. The mission had come to shop for Items such as pewter, textiles, processed food, jewellery and wood products. Mr. Savinl said the representatives218 words
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Article267 1978-03-09 2 Reuter THE United States was yesterday accused of seeking "national" rights for its businessmen In the Philippines under which they would be treated the same as Filipino citizens in most areas of business. This was at variance with denials by the US Chamber of Commerce inReuter - 267 words
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Advertisement120 1978-03-09 2 kMZ<P> BMV7B VQL2 NO 2 FHJHIMfiV 1978 PRCE $300 MO v WHAT. rJ I is going on bGhind the posh facades of the mighty merchant banks 9 is wrong wi th the communication s6l-up in your company 9 is causing airlines to adopt a Change in Altitude" 9 is needed120 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous502 1978-03-09 2 TWO-IN-ONE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Asparagus on the lawn? S fc-SfW 5 10 A role on its own (5) U Let a chap down (5) 12 Having eaten too much cake? (5) 13 Ten sons' poetry? (7) 15 Has four legs and clothes on (3) 17 Point Christopher out502 words
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Advertisement99 1978-03-09 3 Near the new fly-over at Bukit Timah/Farrer/Adam Road junction. At AVz miles Bukit Timah, opposite Chinese High School. 2 :<i VL Wl•: qJ| M W:< I- T < t Most Ideal And Luxurious Split-level garden Houses On Hill-top Land Treat yourself to the beautiful greenery and scenery. Refreshing atmosphere with99 words
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OVERSEAS
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1044 1978-03-09 3 THE WORST MAY BE OVER THE United States has few options for further action to support the dollar and Informed International monetary sources question whether new measures are In fact necessary. The sources point to tentative signs emerging which could indicate the1,044 words
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227 1978-03-09 3 AP THE DECLINE of the US dollar may be keeping more Americans at home, but it is also bringing more foreign cash into the country. "The results of the continuous devaluation of the dollar show up with all clarity in theAP - 227 words
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600 1978-03-09 3 Reuter UPI THE US policy of "benign neglect" towards the dollar slump would spell disaster for the free world monetary system, according to Henry Fowler, former US Treasury Secretary. Speakers at a Conference Board symposium on the future of the dollar on Tuesday agreedReuter; UPI - 600 words
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Article423 1978-03-09 3 NYT THE United States Inched its way further towards an energy programme, when a congressional Joint committee agreed on Tuesday to a formula for gradually freeing natural gas prices. Disagreement on this point had lasted for around three months, and the accord was onlyNYT - 423 words
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WORLD IN BRIEF
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Article534 1978-03-09 3 Agencies BRITISH Petroleum has discovered oil off the coast of Sao Paulo, Brazil's leading industrial state. The reported find came less than two months after a report that BP had found oil in the same area was denied by Petrobras, the state oil company. PINEAPPLEAgencies - 534 words
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255 1978-03-09 3 AP Reuter f-UKEIGNERS are grabbing up small and medlum-slxed US businesses at low price* because of a sharp drop in Investment by Americans. The chairman of the American Stock Exchange, revealing this on Tuesday, said: "My information from investment bankers around the country IsAP; Reuter - 255 words
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194 1978-03-09 3 Reuter THE 80 million Swiss franc (Ss99 million) 15-year 4 per cent loan floated In Zurich by Finnish nationalised electricity utility, Y Imatran Volma, traded 4.5 points below Issue price at 05 per cent on Its first day of pre-bourse dealing. The loan wasReuter - 194 words
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519 1978-03-09 3 Reuter AP THE US runs an extraordinarily high risk of financial and economic catastrophe if present budget deficit trends continue, said a former Treasury Secretary William Simon. At a speech for the American Clubs In Paris, he said the US should be mov--lng intoReuter; AP - 519 words
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934 1978-03-09 3 Agencies RICH and poor countries appear wide apart on ways to solve the problem of Third World Indebtedness. The Western Industrialised countries represented at a Ministerial meeting of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (Unctad) presented their joint position on TuesdayAgencies - 934 words
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478 1978-03-09 3 Reuter BRITISH money supply growth probably slowed down in the four weeks to Feb. 15, but the yearly rate of growth was still above the government's guidelines for financial 1977/78 (to end-April). Banking sources and monetary analysts base this view on an analysis ofReuter - 478 words
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RAW MATERIALS
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Article451 1978-03-09 4 THE Singapore market closed yesterday easier with March One RBB buyers auoted at 202.50 cents/ kilo, own 2.2S cents on Tuesday's close. Prices dropped marginally during the afternoon on continued long liquidation of the outgoing March position whilst other months were less affected. The morning451 words
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Article297 1978-03-09 4 Prices in cent* per kilo yesterday: Noon (per kilo) Close (par kilo) Int. 1 R.S.S prompt f.o.b. Int. 1 R.S.S. March Int. 1 R.S.S. April Int. 2 R.S.S. UK/Cont Int. 3 R.S.S. UK/Cont. Int. 4 R.S.S. UK/Cont. Int. 5 R.S.S. UK/Cont. Buyers 203 50 203.90 204.29 199.79 196.79297 words
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Article91 1978-03-09 4 NOON SSR and SMR prices yesterday BA8 Marrii (Cunaat Mtfc) April (Forward Mtfc) <« >aU par kg) (casta park*) SSR 20 (1-ton pallet) 193 50 195.508 194.90 190.90N SSR SO (1-ton pallet) 191 .SO 193.906 192.90 194.SON MRELB April May SMR5CV (1-ton pallet) 214.00 218.00N 214.90 216.90N91 words
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Article29 1978-03-09 4 Rubber: March S: BI SCSTi Mircli ZQ2.SQ OBil (down 2.2S canto) Malayaia: April 207.5S eenta (sown I.SS east) Tin: SI,MO Official offering: 171 tennea (down 37 tones)29 words
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Article205 1978-03-09 4 BANGKOK rice prices were quoted as follows yesterday: (US dollars per tonne fob buu, Bangkoiy: White Rica: 100 pet Ist class 412. 100 pet 2nd class 307,100 pet 3rd class 302, 5 pet 383, 10 pet 370. 15 pet J«3, 20 pet 300, 29 pet 352, 35 pet unq.205 words
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Article325 1978-03-09 4 ALL prices held steady in dull trading at the Singapore produce market yesterday In the face of the continued uncertainty surrounding the US dollar. Most dealers did not receive any fresh Inquiries from overseas. Local consumers' was also not forthcoming, neither was there any demand on exporter accounts.325 words
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Article267 1978-03-09 4 ROBUBTA futures opened In London yesterday easier but £22 lower to £5 per tonne higher. Turnover was 215 lots. Late trade and dealer selling pressure pushed values down to a new contract low In May at £1,381 after the market had held steady and not more than £10 down267 words
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Article62 1978-03-09 4 C.I.F US dollar* per ton. LONDON: Malaysian 5* f fa bulk Tawday 556 sir 556 sir May Sumatra 5% ffa bulk 500 pd March 590 pd April S7VM0pd 560 sir May MO pd 560 pd June 530/W7H pd 525 pd June/July 532*pd Sttftltr August 520/528 pd ROTTERDAM: Sumatra62 words
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Article183 1978-03-09 4 BUOAR futures In London yesterday declined to new contract lows during morning, to record end-session losses from previous night of £2.80 to £1.75. Turnover totalled 2,745 lots Including 21 options. Dealers said sentiment was possibly Influenced by the discount of London market talk taht the USSR had taken 13183 words
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Article60 1978-03-09 4 LEAD in London finished yesterday morning unchanged for caah ana down £0.75 for Three Months. The early strength In copper prompted premarket short-coverlngupto £304 per tonne for Three Months hut hedge-selling and profit-taking in the ring took the position back briefly through the £300 level. However, influential caah buying60 words
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Article214 1978-03-09 4 THE Straits Un price In >• Penang Yesterday rose MBB to $I,Mt on an official offering of 171 tonnee. Tin In LONDON yesterday showed gams of £17 for cash and £11 for Three Months m both contracts. Values edged higher in the pre-market reflecting the rise at Penang214 words
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Article207 1978-03-09 4 TERMINAL cocoa traded In London yesterday down against New York at the opening call by as much as £20.50 with near May at £1,702, but rallied on trade house support to finish the call £9.50 up to £3.50 lower. But dealers said the market was contained on the upside207 words
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Article55 1978-03-09 4 ZINC In London yesterday morning rose by £1.25 for cash and £2 for Three Months. This metal was given an early boost by the trend in copper but after reaching C 263 for Three Months, hedge selling partially reversed the trend with down to £258 paid during kerb dealings.55 words
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Article394 1978-03-09 4 THE sugar market closed yesterday with easier losses of around U80.12 cents seen in dull featureless trading, reflecting lack of speculative Interest. Trading was restricted mainly to May, July and October. Turnover fell to 10 lots from 11 on Tuesday, while the Hongkong dally spot sugar price fell394 words
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Article187 1978-03-09 4 AFTER losing the strength of an early advance, soybean futures in Chicago on Tuesday reversed and drove up closing gains of 15% to 7m cents a bushel. The May finished at 16.40 and the November at 96.06%. Large export Inspections and reduced farmer selling overnight generated early commission house187 words
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Article113 1978-03-09 4 WHEAT futures In Chicago on Tuesday traded 2Vfc to m cents a bushel higher after the first hour but had slipped from early highs. Cash market firmness, export market activity and initial firmness in soybean futures encouraged early local buying and prices roee into commission house stfllstops. The market113 words
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Article316 1978-03-09 4 SILVER in London yesterday advanced by 8.5 to 8.8 pence per troy ounce. Prices were marked up at the outset following the limit up gains at New York overnight, dealers said. The market subsequently made further headway under fresh, chart and stop-loss buying with the strength in gold providing316 words
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Article204 1978-03-09 4 COPPER wlrebars finished In London yesterday morning with all round gains of £5 per tonne. The market rose on nervous short-covering prompted by the strength In gold and silver during morning combined with a background of Zamblan transport difficulties together with hostilities between Rhodeslan forces. Three Months traded upto204 words
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Article493 1978-03-09 4 THK kUobar In Singapore opened at 8014,032 and closed at 014,030 yesterday. In London the metal opened higher at UBsloo.oo/10, following Rhodsste's raid on ZamMe and the negative reaction to the enforcement of Taft Hartley Act on the striking miners. The market continued to rally throughout the day and493 words
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MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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Article456 1978-03-09 4 THE foreign exchange market yesterday saw the US dollar moving erratically against the major currencies. Against the Japanese Cn, the U8 unit plunged low the 235 level" but It continued to hold above the 2 mark level. Opening at 235.10/20 yen the US dollar was quickly sold down456 words
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Article69 1978-03-09 4 THE AVERAGE priaM rats efbaaka la Slagnpereatande around 7 per coat, wHk the range ruaalng between IH par coat and 7*4 par oaat. Ororooa-Ckinsos Baakiag Corporation Is at the lower and of tks rang* while a number of haaha, Citibank aadDrmloaaeenl Bank of Singapore, are granpad at69 words
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Article134 1978-03-09 4 Asian rates ASIAN currency deposit rate* u at cloae on mat Interbank USIMh Ottm *•<*«> BM 7d*jr» 1 mUl 2 mtfti Imtha ffitiM Imthi 12mthi ..t .411/14 .7 1/14 ..71/4 ..1W .7 19/14 47/4 4 4/14 415/14 71/4 71/1 7 11/14 77/4 sw.m. (MMOel On mam) 1 roth 3 mtfvi134 words
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Article40 1978-03-09 4 RANOE of prtCM offer* houae* on March 1 by (Ukov Oernifht: I Call depottU 3*% 2S2 t 3-Month Bmrtat Tr*kmry btlli 3 H 1* 3-Month Buik Mils 3-Month CD 47/t 4 3/4 51/1# 4ll/lf 6-Month CX) 7/16 11/11 Source:40 words
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Article112 1978-03-09 4 AFTER opening lower yesterday, reflecting an overnight dollar fall In New York, the dollar fell marginally In erratic early trading and hovered slightly above 23S yen. Japanese' banks sold dollars to cover export contracts and foreign banks bought to take profits, but •round mid-afternoon, export covering by Japanese traders112 words
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Article39 1978-03-09 4 THE MONETARY Authority of Singapore Invites banks and discount houses to tender a total of 8930 million 91day Treasury Bills to be Issued from March IS to 17. Each tender must not be lees than tM,M.39 words
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Article173 1978-03-09 4 YESTERDAY'S dollar recorded scattered gains against major currencies excluding the yen in early trading compared wllth overnight levels here. It dipped briefly to a new quoted low of 234.75/90 yen after closing at 235.00 in Tokyo despite an estimated 1250 million Japanese official support here, but was later recovering173 words
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Article217 1978-03-09 4 TUESDAY'S dollar closed slightly lower against major currencies after a day of quiet but nervous trading. There were fairly wide fluctuations in rates once again as operators sought to cover their positions, with very few willing to take any substantial long positions. The Swiss franc closed at 53.06/15217 words
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Article157 1978-03-09 4 THE dollar firmed slowly against European currencies but weakened in terms of the yen in thin trading. Most activity was seen In the Japanese currency, with some afternoon speculation pushing .the dollar down below 235 yen, where the pressure was met by Bank of Japan intervention In Tokyo. The157 words
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Article61 1978-03-09 4 Euro rates LONDON eurodollar depoMU opening quote* on Mat S: OrerrUfht S-11/16,1-IS/11 Ttar/Trl SO. 11-7/1 Weekend l-li/is, Csll two day* unq S**en day* fix and node* 1, S-7/1 Om mtft M/ 4, s-s/s Two mttM 7-i/ia, s-is/ii Three mtlM 7-1/4, 7-1/1 Four bUm 7-VIS, 7-1/11 rtw mttm 7-S/IS, 7-7/1# Sis61 words
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Article61 1978-03-09 4 ZURICH excftanfc clortnc quota* on Mat 7: US 1.W40 MM wrtm lee w CuiTfW «TV7 d iik m or# an PMM-& b rr a rm hn D K t 13 .7544 Ml M Kr M.SXM BHJ S Kr 4S.WW 41.WW Ut IBM »1 AW sell IX. WW WW r*n61 words
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Article34 1978-03-09 4 AUSTRALIA/ HZ trl»n— quota* on Mar t US totter 1.1411/1.1M4 Sterttaf O.WU/V.MM EM!- 7 Mdoun 11TU maggiggwu* bujrtaf WWK us oolan I.ISW NKW ZEALAND: Starting t.U114.M US do&r l.Wll/I.WU ine «taK mwt i.ww34 words
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Article29 1978-03-09 4 FRANKFURT tMhum owning quota* an Karen S: us iwmm Qui I.TMt/W Starting MU/Wi onlse SniM.lMi Lit SJW/SN F Fr 41.W/W N Kr W. 11/11 B Fr (eon) «.41»/4»29 words
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Article153 1978-03-09 4 mstcwtn M OO 00 7ft Court*uMl«c MM 77.. M.7| EXBMcMtm 07.79 Flsonaatf 10Mf7 lnc«K 101.00 07 J9 101.79 IncoSKM 00.00 07.00 Sgujt*nk«rruu 07 JO S>Mil8*M 00.00 SNCr tH M 00.00 CBISH 00.9 BB««» 00.00 m ECSCIHM 07.70 00 M Kuroftn*«HM KIB«cMt« 00J9 00 J7 07.11 tM At iwuuwm 10%153 words
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Advertisement168 1978-03-09 4 < h MONTHLY ECONOMIC REPORTS With monthly political supplement for UP-TO-DATE HANDY REFERENCE ASM RESEARCH BULLETIN This unique publication offers businessman each month a comprehensive guide to the lotest developments that hove token ploce in oil important sectors of the economies of countries in East and Southeast Asia. The Bulletin168 words
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TRANSPORT
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311 1978-03-09 5 Reuter A SHARP build-up in the number of tankers being •old for demolition to Far Eastern breakers is likely to result in an easier market for ships sold for scrap In the near future. London brokers say tankers totalling well over 1.5 millionReuter - 311 words
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Article489 1978-03-09 5 EXPECTED ARRIVALS TODAY KEPPEL WHARVES Aegis Beauty (1900 after Jocelyne) 45 Anna K (C/O Tanker) (after Vishva Prayas Maritime Grace subject gas free) 13/14 Big Glory (JPCB-Car carrier) (1500 after Nediloyd Seine) 3/4 Cherry Vilja (B. Barge) (1000 after Ocean Supply) 48 Chidambaram (0900 after Vishva Prayas489 words
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792 1978-03-09 5 GOH ENG KEE - •y GOH ENG KEE DELMEGE Forsyth (Shipping) group of companies, the oldest shipping agency i house in Sri Lanka, is to expand further its shipping land trading business with Singapore. Spearheading the group's thrust is its new managing director, Mr. Harold Speldewinde, who792 words
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Article147 1978-03-09 5 UNITED Yugoslav Line (Splosna Plovba), is Incorporated in Plran, Yugoslavia in 1054. From modest beginnings, today it owns a fleet of 21 vessels totalling 270.000 dwt, and there are plans for future development In its activities. It has regular monthly sailings to Vancouver BC, Seattle, Tacoma, Portland and147 words
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Article85 1978-03-09 5 AP THE spotlight was on Chinese charterers on Tuesday when they took three vessels on a time-charter basis. They paid 2,900 per day to the 15 t lO7 dwt "Kostantts Yemelos" for a March 15-30 trip from the OenoaTaranto range to China. $2,550 per day to the 11,785AP - 85 words
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Article711 1978-03-09 5 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Time From MAS MH601 0715 KUL MAS MH682 0610 KCH SIA SQ101 0815 KUL MAS MH621 0835 PEN MAS MH607 0845 KUL OIA GA980 1030 HLP CPA CX710 1035 HLP SIA SQ103 1045 KUL SIA SQ209 1045 HLP OIA GA944 1055 PKU711 words
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Advertisement182 1978-03-09 5 Non-stop to New Zealand. Non-slop comfort. Non-stop service. Non-slop entertainment. There s only one way to get to New Zealand in one hop. Nonstop. The fastest way. The most comfortable way. Every Tuesday and Saturday. Air New Zealand takes you there. In wide-bodied DC-lOs. With non-stop service because passenger capacity182 words
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Article562 1978-03-09 6 THE Urban Redevelopment Authority's sixth sale of development site, together with Senior Minister of State for National Development Dr. Tan Eng Liang's remarks, offer strong evidence that the government has decided the time Is ripe for more private sector construction in certain segments of the562 words
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Article265 1978-03-09 6 THE TIN industry, including both producers and consumers, is rapidly heading towards a crisis. Production is falling and the prospects for more output are bleak. On the consumers' side, demand continues to surge with economic recovery in the Industrial nations and no economic substitute265 words
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Article, Illustration2354 1978-03-09 6 TOH THIAN SER - By TOH THIAN SER MR. LIM Koon Teck, chairman of the Buklt Sembawang Group, Is one of the early breed of professionals who gave up secure Jobs in the mandarlnate of the colonial masters to strike out Into the business world. He Is today a2,354 words
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Advertisement643 1978-03-09 6 w ■y -1 mm M damada IYhotelA ri US Orchard B—d, S'pore 9. Tel: *****2 408/407 Havelock Road, S'pore 3. Tel: 4UHI HOTEL ROYAL-RAMADA Newton Road, S'pore 11. Tel: *****1 Come and be enchanted by the repertoire of the dynamic duo Adam and Ben (appearing for a short season only).643 words
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Page 6 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous61 1978-03-09 6 WEATHER outlook for Singapore from 6 a.m. to noon today: Mainly fair. REPORT for 24 hours prior to 7.30 pm on March 8 at the airport. Maximum Temperature 32.2° C Associated Humidity 65 Minimum Temperature 23.9° C Associated Humidity Hours of Sunshine g 00 Rainfall in Millimetres Nil Total Rainfall61 words
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Miscellaneous247 1978-03-09 6 mmmm SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opening announcements followed by Window (ChineseRepeat) 0 3.25 Diary Of Events (Chinese) 3.30 Eight Heroes Of Shou Lin (Repeat) O 4.15 Intermission 6.00 Opening announcements followed by Lassie Brink Of Oblivion 6.30 News in Brief 41 6.35 Warna Warn* (Malay-Repeat) 7.05 Candid Camera 7.30 News247 words
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Article, Illustration924 1978-03-09 7 MARCUS LINEAR - trouble with brewers in Europe is that they're too good at their own business. Unless beer drinkers can .produce better thirsts, the brewing industry of the industrialised world could _jdrown in a flood of beer. MARCUS LINEAR reports from Munich. MARCUS LINEARFT - 924 words
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Article, Illustration463 1978-03-09 7 "WHEN is a building not a Jnillding? When It Is the Stately Hongkong Club, <#rand old lady of one of the 'few remaining British polonies. Hongkong. The Club building has become a hotly debated symbol of "■olonialism there. With its Wmost totally European tfiiemberahlp, it is463 words
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Article, Illustration594 1978-03-09 7 PAUL MAJENDIE - •y PAUL MAJENDIE TO JOVIAL cries of yam sing (cheers), the flushfaced banquet guests gulp down glassfuls of the precious nectar as If It was orange squash. By meal's end many are distinctly pink around the gills after consuming more brandy in one evening594 words
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737 1978-03-09 7 FRANCOIS DUMOUSSAUD - (FORUM 0 D industry i •y FRANCOIS DUMOUSSAUD FOR MOST industries the contents of a national budget are naturally important; for some it is vital. Indeed a sector such as metal and metal products here falls Into the second category. It737 words
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Advertisement306 1978-03-09 7 HOTEL ASIA 37 Scotts Road, Singapore 9 Tel: *****8 CHEQUERS HOTEL 418 Thomson Road, Singapore II Tel: *****/7 HOTEL EQUATORIAL 429 Bukit Timah Road, Singapore 10 Tel: ***** GARDEN HOTEL 14 Balmoral Road, Singapore 10 Tel: *****44 GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL 22 Scotts Road, Singapore 9 Tel: *****1 KING'S HOTEL Havelock306 words
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Miscellaneous58 1978-03-09 7 dTISiOW'.' .FranJc Dicier ssee Bmeeefcw&.Nou CRj e>F\G>V... TOORtHHO,. ™<SS «E»u>f lIGOOD mofcN\NG OJRM£ I w*s€. M&Re ft school ueixoox; to 6>f MWE ?£g^ N f s BLOG&S KMO i place 1" W\ra njcxjß TGMOGJ? |L I U—) HRMOS 7 V&A ftatu. 60 STpctwg v TMC fW Roo<n... Ifotuau) me M58 words
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622 1978-03-09 8 /Tokyo Source: DBS-Daiwa PfUCEB declined yesterday due to restrictions on margin trading and uncertainty over the yen rate. Most issues sagged. However, some speculative and incentive-backed Issues saw spirited activity. Towards the close, some electrical* minimised their earlier gains, as the yen rate recordedSource: DBS-Daiwa - 622 words
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Article395 1978-03-09 8 Source: Sun Hung Kai Sec Ltd. PRICES again fluctuated narrowly in moderate trade yesterday morning. Investors seemed uncertain towards blue chips but favourable towards property and utility shares such i as New World at 1.54, Tal Cheung at 1.27 and Cheung > Kong stood out against the slug- glshSource: Sun Hung Kai Sec Ltd. - 395 words
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Article280 1978-03-09 8 INDUSTRIALS closed mixed yesterday, minings eased and golds continued to advance, dealers said. BHP added two cents to A 85.40 as did ACI to $1.59. The Bank of NSW added two to 85.08 after touching 85.10. Coals were steady to slightly firmer, uraniums weakened while oils firmed. BH Bouth,280 words
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Article119 1978-03-09 8 THE aarkck closed mixed yesterday with intngs aad commercial avjraan posting shghtjph» wtX«EtfEE7 dealers said. Turnover reae to 4.01 ■Men posoe from Twaeftay's t.«T million either unchanged or bad fractional losses. mamm Peaa* AcojeMining .001 +0.0000 AUuCon A 1300 unch AllaiCon B 13.10 .0000 -0.1 ♦•.am Bftfulo Qold BencuetCon119 words
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Article149 1978-03-09 8 MAS M Asia Fibre Bangkok Bank Bangkok Invest. Bahts m 3H 398 -1 -12 -2 Bangkok-Metro-politan Bank Bata BerhJucker Carpet Intnl Chsiroong Thai Wire Dumex DusitThani Faber Merlin Pint Trtxt Oenera Finance Indo-Thal Indus trial Finance Corp J And J Ho Jalap rathan Cement Kamasuta Lee Kvang Mln Metal149 words
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Article62 1978-03-09 8 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 444.1 Monday 442.8 Week Ago 443.4 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 740.79 Monday 742.72 Wiek Ago 742.12 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Tuesday MM to 85 Monday 83* to 8444 H.K. HANG 8ENG Wednesday 420.51 Tuesday 421.80 Week Ago 410.95 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 390.70 Tuesday 389.3362 words
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Article942 1978-03-09 8 THK stock market held Its ground on Tnssrtey. flssptts continuing worries aboutne situation in the coal mines, Um tack of an energy programme and renew*d tiiknw in uw dollar The advance watted by IBM, a Mf weight on Uondifi down ■UM when the Mod teat 4*/t point* Support942 words
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Article206 1978-03-09 8 MAS 97 CI Abitibl AJcan Algoma Bank Mont Bank Nova Scotia Bell Tel Beth Corp BP Can Ltd Braacan Camp Red Lake Can Imp Bk Canpae CanpocInvPf CarllngO Keefe Comlnco Con* Bath 11% a% 17% 18% M% 14% 15% 39 as% 17 1S%B l.M 23* 13% W unch Con*206 words
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Article38 1978-03-09 8 BUIOPIAM Wmim elurf g 2 i2TiSE'* k^SirLi: tm. la Pari*, ilt* M thiatec Mwfcy*i «Mk U'iri. ■taw*. Tb» b— al— laFraakftfft,maUWtwtt»pm< Umh w«m balumi by Mroac bat ImUM fate aa* aa IMral Mi wu Jtfactabto at38 words
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Article175 1978-03-09 8 MAR or ru Ahotd Akjo Algbank AMKV Am fa* Amrot Bank tar.. Bols BorsumiJ Burhmann Byenkorf Calve Delft Dell Ml] Ennla Fokker Port Ounmi OeWer Outbroc Qobaln HtfetMjw Kelneken Holland-Am Hooforem Hundou HVA IHc Intn Muller KLM KNSM Meneba MM bank Naarden National Ned Ned Scheepvaart OceOrlnten OfCRl Ommeren175 words
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Article248 1978-03-09 8 MAS 97 Fn COKBEILLE Alr-Llqulde BSNQervais 253 -1 Danonr 353 unch C8 F(Thom«onCM) 140 40 -1.5 CieFrancaiae dei Petrolei 100 10 -1.9 Com pun le Financier* Compagnie Generate 287 50 -1.9 Credit Fonder De France 294.SO -7.5 Hachette (Ubralrte) 120 A.t MachlnetBull 25.20 -1.4 Mlchelln (B) 1084 -39 fMtoa248 words
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Article94 1978-03-09 8 MAS *7 FYs FORWARD MARKET Acec 21S -4 Arbed 2220 -50 Astur 512 -14 Brascan 424 4-1 Hru-Lamb 1408 -2 Canpac 473 +8 Cock 355 unch De Beers 101 •2 Ebes 2355 4-5 Electro bel 8060 >20 Ob-Inno-Bm I860 unch Oev 1236 ♦2 Hobok 2250 -50 Petro 3835 -1594 words
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Article157 1978-03-09 8 MAR 07 Franc* ICUOMMM 280 Aiusulsae Br 1175 -25 Alusuisae Reg. 530 -10 157# -66 ClbaQeicyBr. 100 -66 CtbaOelcyPC CibaOettjr Dm. aw -39 -6 m» -TO 447 -6 I960 -40 670 -36 OtotousPc M0 -34 Hero Br M0 unch Hoffman-La Roche 1/10 *023 -to HoMartankBr m -IS Intarfood Br157 words
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Article195 1978-03-09 8 MAB m Dm Acr-Teltfunkcn Akto Alls Leben Alii Vert BASF BayHTWbank Bay v bank Bayer BBC BMW Caaaeila Chem Verw Commersbank ConU Oummi Daimler-Bern Deguaaa Demag Deutsche Bank Dresdner Bank IX Texaco Dyckerhof f ST A Enka Olanxs Gelsenberg OHH Hapag-Lloyd Harpener Hoechst Hoesch Horten Kali Salt Karstadt Kaufhor195 words
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Article407 1978-03-09 8 EUROPEAN COMPANIES Reuter LONDON: Vlckers. Da Costa and Co Ltd said plans have now been formalised for the Introduction In April of traded options on 10 UK shares on the stock exchange floor under control of the Stock Exchange Council. But the council's final confirmation IsReuter - 407 words
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Article177 1978-03-09 8 Reuter ZURICH: Credit Suisse said It proposed unchanged 80 franc bearer share and 16 franc registered share dividend on last year's net profit on 235 million francs (201 million previously). The bank proposed a one-for-elght rights issue priced at 1,250 francs for bearer shares and 250 francsReuter - 177 words
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Article131 1978-03-09 8 NORTH AMERICAN COMPANIES GENERAL Motors Corp expects total capital spending to reach US$5 billion a rear In the early 1080s, up from last years record $3.6 billion president E M. Estes said. Speaking at a luncheon for the Chicago auto show, Mr. Estes said, Roughly131 words
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Article195 1978-03-09 8 DE BEERS Consolidated Diamond* Mine* of Johannesburg revealed taxS profit of 623 million rand i 1977 (308 million previously). Earnings a share was 172.7 cents (86.2 cents), final dividend at 35 cents (22.5 cents) making 52.5 cents (36 cents), profit before tax was 888195 words
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Article290 1978-03-09 8 Reuter STOCKHOLM: Three leading Swedish companies have agreed to Investigate the setting up of a joint organisation to coordinate the activities of their special steels divisions. The companies are AB Svenska Kullagerfabrlken (SKF), Uddeholms AB and Fagersta AB. In a statement the firms said theReuter - 290 words
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Article340 1978-03-09 8 NYT NEW YORK: The Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of New York and Qmni International Ltd. Jointly announced that a sale of the Omni International offlce-and-hotel complex in Atlanta scheduled for yesterday would be cancelled. Morgan, the lead lender to the Omni project, Initiated foreclosureNYT - 340 words
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Article53 1978-03-09 8 ESTAL NV'S steelmaking Dutch partner, Hoogovens Ijmuiden BV said It plans to extend the current period of short-time working 4 further six weeks from .March 12. The new period will affect about 8.500 workers, with an average curtailment of 16 per cent, compared with the current six-week period53 words
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Article205 1978-03-09 8 WELLS Fargo and Company last week increased Its quarterly dividend rate on tne company's common stock to UB3S cents a share from 28 cents an increase of 25 per cent. The first quarterly dividend at the new rate of 96 cents a share is205 words
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Advertisement137 1978-03-09 8 Don't let the language barrier stop you from wider contacts Si m IK I i H cH' < Y -ve x e& :> vp,v<\e nN S "«£> \<V \N G >t>°' k !>>oiji \e i r s~ V /i- -u »>>*-■• Ssf •.> <« <«! aw v YOU SIMPLY CANNOT137 words
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Advertisement1385 1978-03-09 9 m if VV aw K2& ll r* <,5. P' ■y. fs** &L 4 fti r$ 5d V" r""_ K IK r**« #33? m >ri mats MI ■r '\i /?oy Mackie, Editor, Business Times Teresa Urn, Journalist, Business Times John Tan, Economic Writer, Business Times Chan Bong Soo, City Reporter, Business1,385 words
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Article1386 1978-03-09 10 BID and offer prices officially Uitcd and buetneea in —reported to Uaa Stock Kx- ehrne of Blncapon ysetsr Shy with (tat nuabtr of shares traded sbown in bracket* In lota of 1,000 unite unleee otherwise specified. All Time Settlement Contracts quoted after ttas world JseU." Ms Board1,386 words
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Article171 1978-03-09 10 Rep Spore D Mark 7% 1982 (100,000) (1038 103SS) Rep Spore 8 1/2% 1983 (100.000) (1038 103SS) Rep Spore 7 3/4% 1987 (100.000) (998 100S) 4 3/4% 1/5/79 (250,000) (100.808 100.955) 5 1/4% 15/10/79 (250,000) (101.308 101.355) 6 3/4% 15/6/80 (250,000) (104.008 104.205) 4 3/4% 15/9/80 (250.000) (99.808171 words
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Article161 1978-03-09 10 B O T 8 1/2% 1981 (100,000) (101 *B 101SS) B O T 7 5/8% 1984 (100,000) (9558 965) B O T Floating 1984 (100,000) (99'/4B 99SS) C Itoh 8 1/8% 1984 (100,000) (95V«8 95SS) J O00.000) (90*B L T C B J IMS (100,000) (90*B 1008) Oedn161 words
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Article147 1978-03-09 10 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST INCOME BOND UNIT (Manager*' price The Commerce.... for Mar 9) 1.81 192 (Current pi INCOME BOND ■ice*) 1.10 1.17 The Saving Fund S pore Prog Fund S'pore Security Fund 1.02 o.s: 1.69 1.03 l.OSxd 0.92 1.79 1.09 MARA BUMIPUTRA FUND (Manager*' price* for Feb 24147 words
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Article259 1978-03-09 10 STRIKING prices of the stock options officially listed on the Btock Exchange of Singapore, the periods, bid and offer prices and business done yesterday, with the number of options traded shown in brackets. Pan Electric (March 81.55) (0.168 0.208) (June 81.50) (0.178 0.248) Sitae Darby (March 82.75) (0.50B)259 words
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Article1496 1978-03-09 10 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 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIAL! 2.188) (9) 2.38. Alaam (2.708) (1) 2.6#, (3) 2.70. A. ChM1,496 words
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Article2398 1978-03-09 10 im/im Hifffc Low Laat Sale Weak Gr. DK DK Crr Gfs YT4 Net P/E Weak Val (*880) Weak Higk Lew SECTION ONE INDUSTRIALS 165 266 124 282 88' 234 189 291 422 146 132 165 58 212 sr 155 144 182 350 91 Aetna A loom Allied2,398 words
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Article1361 1978-03-09 10 March 7 OPTION APL JLY OCT STOCK Alcoa 40 I 1 7/8 2 16/16 30 1/8 Alcoa 4S M 11/16 1 1/4 1/8 Alcoa SO UNTRD NOL NOL 30 1/8 Alcoa < 00 UNTRD NOL NOL 30 1/8 Am Tel 86 6 6/1 6 3/4 6 3/41,361 words
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Advertisement34 1978-03-09 10 The Love ol r -> n T r 4 1 ««*< 4 >>? >/ 1 rr ft m t r CMnm cootoy tho roodar to tho tochntouaa of CNnwi cooking. %r MM f "V« P(«4 55 Kenneth Lo34 words
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Article, Illustration552 1978-03-09 11 SINGAPORE i SELECTED counters forged I strongly in a generally stondy ui active Stock ■ieku|« of Singapore yesterday. Babhsr share Coneoßdaft* Plantations continued its runaway break with •aether >• cent riee to $6.28, n total ef 42 cento in two days ef trading. There wae speculation in552 words
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Article404 1978-03-09 11 PLANTATION stocks stole the limelight at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday with fair to good gains posted by most of the traded counters. Bullish support was well sustained in extension of Tuesday's firmness in the plantation sector while the rest of the market traded in404 words
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963 1978-03-09 11 CHAN BONG SOO - ■y CHAN BONG SOO THERE has to be something bullish brewing at National Iron and Steel Mills (NISM) that warranted the recent strength in the company's shares on the Stock Exchange of Singapore (SES). While the rest of the market has been practically963 words
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191 1978-03-09 11 PREMIUM Holdings Berhad, one of the smaller plantation companies with a property arm. has received a writ of summons and an interim injunction from a group of minority shareholders restraining the company and its subsidiaries from selling the group's stake in Sungala Rubber Estate. Sungala Rubber191 words
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Article119 1978-03-09 11 PRIMA Ltd Group pretax profit $12.47 million ($12.05 million) for the year ended Dec 31, 1977. Tax 55.77 million ($2 million) leaving net profit at $7.60 million ($9.85 million). Parent company pre-tax operating profit $5.35 million ($3.97 million). Net profit $15.85 million ($11.93 million) after tax of $2.85119 words
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Article306 1978-03-09 11 UNLESS Un production exSnds appreciably Aokam n's results for Its current year ending this June 30, are unlikely to surpass those of 1976/77 when profits took a M per cent jump. Estimated pre-tax profits (unaudited) for the first half year to last Dec306 words
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Article482 1978-03-09 11 MALAYAN Tin Dredging has suffered a considerable dent In group profits for its first half year to endDecember, brought about mainly by depressed production and the enlarged costs involved in the deviation of the Klnta River. Group pre-tax profits (unaudited) have slipped to M 511.2482 words
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Article250 1978-03-09 11 1' 1 Y«NU>h« m. w3SM§ ■■--mi 1 TtkyUc Ci.nMin^ IH CWivm b 1Mb Dm* TMIfer TatiM nami! Dil* CW (kjw nm «»> 10*iO> f»b 10 f»bJi Mar 10 I9H )<J% **1 r»OJl Ittf) Mir)) UHiit >•* Mar 14 Mar M Mar 3b to* is* I5*cn» MarJ Mar 15250 words
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Advertisement264 1978-03-09 11 m V w mm 9t ,r i&*w u <- 11 >> m •7, The three basic needs and the three parts of Britanniao 3 1. To get at the facts often a single fact easily and quickly, without having to read a long article in -which that fact is embedded.264 words
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393 1978-03-09 12 THE EEC Commission Is optimistic It can reach agreement with Japan by the end •f next week on Its steel exports to the Community. But at a meeting of EEC .Foreign Ministers on Tuesday In Brussels, West Germany expressed concern that the393 words
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Article103 1978-03-09 12 BANCO dl Roma plans to increase its capital from 40 billion lira to 70 billion lira (SsloB million to $189 million) through the issue of six million 5,000 lira shares. Under the proposed capital increase, the Italian tiank will make a rights issue of two103 words
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1019 1978-03-09 12 JOHN TAN - URA'S SIXTH SALE OF SITES »y JOHN TAN DEVELOPERS and contractors are waiting anxiously for the Urban Redevelopment Authority to announce the names of successful tenderers for .sites for development offered In its sixth sale. This sale Is by far the largest and most1,019 words
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305 1978-03-09 12 A SECRETARY can play a vital role In the public relations programme in her organisation. Her Intimate knowledge of her boss' personality, Intentions, aspirations, relationships and policies automatically Involves her in the public relations network of the business organisation. Also, she is305 words
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Article737 1978-03-09 12 LONDON, Wed. Stock prices dosed firmer in quiet trading following Bank of England's statistics yesterday which Indicated a possible slowing In UK money supply growth. At 3.00 p.m. the Financial Times index was up 3.4 at 447.5. Government bonds row by up to S/8 In thin and nervous737 words
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624 1978-03-09 12 SIVA ARASU - By SIVA ARASU SECRETARIES are needed in almost all types of business, from banks, oil companies, insurance, hotel and catering to trading and manufacturing. Basically, the requirements remain the same: an ability to type and take dictation, do filing and generally carry out routine administrative duties.624 words
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Article130 1978-03-09 12 Reuter STRICTER controls over takeover activity art proposed by the Australian Associated Stock Exchanges (AASI) to be lncorporatsd In exchange listing requirements and state company law, AASE chairman Brian Prance said in a statement disclosing the proposals. The AASE alms are to maintain a free, openReuter - 130 words
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378 1978-03-09 12 AFP AP THB dispute over the Oncord# flights through Mabjniu air mm nannst be KMhwd "anises Britain is prepared to be fair" ia her deaHags with Mtbnii w traffic rights for the Malaysia* Airlinee Bystem (MAS) DC-10 serriee. Informed sources ia Koala LumpurAFP; AP - 378 words
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421 1978-03-09 12 UPI Reuter A US presidential board of inquiry called both coal miners and employers yesterday for secret questioning In preparation for recommending TaftHartley Injunction to try to end the 83-day old strike. At the same time, and despite White House repudiation, a government seizure ofUPI; Reuter - 421 words
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Advertisement197 1978-03-09 12 Mathematics and Statistics Statistics in Action: Peter Sprent This book is intended to interest the general reader who wants to become familiar with this subject, as well as a prelude to further study and a complement to formal elementary textbooks for those who wish to go to statistics in more197 words
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Article4965 1978-03-09 13 SCHEDULE A guide to ships loading at Singapore for Ports around the World The following list tabulates, by port of destination the name of the ship, the shipping line involved, and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from Singapore port. SeaaDateh has a Joint serarrangement with MISC.4,965 words
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Article654 1978-03-09 13 The leading shipping lines operating from Singapore and the local agents who handle cargo bookings for them. Ahli Shipping Sharjah Algerian National Line (CNAN) Unipaclflc Alpac Line Intrasea Anhaing JJne Strongwlll Angkutan Pertambagan Eastern Wajr Angkutan P. (Cont. Service) Straits Shipping APL (American President Lines) APL654 words
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Advertisement231 1978-03-09 13 FOC MORE MM) FASTER SAILINGS MAERSK UNE SINGAPORE *****46 PENANG *****1 K.LUMPUR ***** P. KEIANG *****0 MA INDIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY. LIMITED CALCUTTA REGULAR MONTHLY INDEPENDENT SERVICE TO EUROPE IN 21 25 DAYS NITH MODERN VESSELS CAPABLE OF m CARRYING CONTAINERS SINGAPORE P KELANG PENANG LOADING (OR INDIAN FAITH 20, 22231 words
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Advertisement25 1978-03-09 13 seaJl land wrr/ refimemted comma saw* NEXT MIDDLE EAST VESSEL WOULD LION V I 4TTW FLOOC, NOM IBM Hit* IC, MFFIES QHAT BOOKING TEL *****2225 words
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