The Business Times, 17 April 1978
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Title Section11 1978-04-17 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 218/1/78 MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1978 50 CENTS11 words
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Article86 1978-04-17 1 AFP COLOMBO, Sun. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew and Mrs. Lee left Colombo today for Nuwara Ellya, the hill-country holiday resort 160 km from here, where they will be guests of Sri Lanka's President J.R. Jayewardene for the next three days. The Prime Minister, who arrived here last nightAFP - 86 words
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Article72 1978-04-17 1 AFP KUWAIT, Sun. Saudi Arabia will continue to peg oil prices on the US dollar to avoid damaging the American economy, the chief of the Saudi delegation to an Arab Chamber of Commerce meeting opening In New York tomorrow, said. The Kuwaiti dally, A 1 Oabas, quotedAFP - 72 words
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Article83 1978-04-17 1 AFP NICE, Sun. A bitter drawn-out battle between rival casino owners captured headlines again here when nine croupiers were charged In connection with a huge alleged swindling operation. The nine, employees of the sleek, four-year-old Ruhl Casino, were booked while 11 others were held for questioning aboutAFP - 83 words
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Article63 1978-04-17 1 AFP TOKYO, Sun. West Oerman President Walter Scheel arrived In Tokyo today on a six-day state visit to strengthen friendship with Japan. President Scheel, the first West Oerman head of state to visit Japan since then President Oustav Heinemann came here In 1970 to attend the OsakaAFP - 63 words
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Article66 1978-04-17 1 AFP STUTTGART, Sun. West German envoy Horst Ehmke, vice-chairman of the ruling Social Democratic Group in Parliament, left here today for Washington in an effort to smooth out bumps in relations with the United States. Mr. Ehmke will spend three days in Washington meeting Vice President WalterAFP - 66 words
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Article58 1978-04-17 1 AFP PEKING, Sun. -——A NATIONAL congress attended by more than 3,000 delegates opened here yesterday to plan for the modernisation of China's railway system. Targets for the next eight years up to the end of the current 10-year economic plan Include switching to automation In a number ofAFP - 58 words
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Article36 1978-04-17 1 AFP KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Minister of Finance Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah, will lead a 10-man Malaysian delegation to the 11th annual meeting of Asian Development Bank board of governors beginning In Vienna next Monday.AFP - 36 words
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Article34 1978-04-17 1 Reuter TOKYO, Sun. Some 14(TChlnese fishing boats, cause of a diplomatic brush between China and Japan, today moved outside what Japan considers its territorial waters, the Japanese Maritime Safety Agency said. ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article61 1978-04-17 1 AFP CALCUTTA, Sun. Foreign Minister Atal Biharl Vajpayee said here today that India would continue to welcome foreign private capital, which "we need to remove some of the critical constraints In our economy". Mr. Vajpayee made it clear that foreign private capital, as much as the country'sAFP - 61 words
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Article66 1978-04-17 1 AP BEIRUT, Sun. Muslim politicians and writers in Kuwait have criticised the London-based Marks and Spencer department stores for sticking the label "There's no Qod but Allah" on men's underwear, according to Kuwaiti newspapers. The oil-rich state will seek collective action by Arab and Islamic countries toAP - 66 words
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Article116 1978-04-17 1 THE following list of stocks gives the 10 most traded in on the Stock Exchange of Singapore last week. It gives the turnover in thousands of units, closing prices on Friday and the high and low for 1977/78. Company Turnover Pricei High Low '000 Apr 14 1978116 words
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LOCAL STOCK INDICES
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Article70 1978-04-17 1 April 10 April 11 April 12 April 13 April 14 BT Index: 740.28 741.74 762.84 774.11 775.74 Industrials: 296 77 204.87 206.01 298.22 208.38 Finance: 478.07 474.04 477.60 476.17 476.46 Hotels: 188.00 184.63 185.81 186.28 188.08 Properties: 160.21 160.13 160.36 170.00 170.10 Tins: 141.52 141.83 141.63 141.61 141.57 ■f70 words
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Article79 1978-04-17 1 A»rU 10 April 11 April 12 April 13 April 14 BT Index: 1077.44 1069.40 1991.00 1089.61 1090.34 Industrials: 329 40 327.80 330.04 331.82 333.52 Finance: 400.74 397.98 405.63 404.22 403.91 Hotels: 191.21 190.97 191.09 191.67 191.79 Properties: 108.18 187.38 168.44 168.80 168.70 Tins: 155.59 155.39 155.25 155.05 155.04 <79 words
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Article, Illustration840 1978-04-17 1 CHAN BONG SOO - CONFERENCE UNDERCUTS ALP AC By CHAN BONG SOO INTERESTING developments have taken place since March 21 when Business Times reported that a timber-Importing syndicate In South Africa, Wilrose Timber, had tightened its grip on other South African Importers and their Singaporeexporter partners, using chartered vessels840 words
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Article205 1978-04-17 1 PETER CHIA - By PETER CHIA ONE OF the biggest local suppliers of wire rope, Lam Hong, with sales last year touching $10 million, has set up a subsidiary company in a diversification move. The new coihpany, Sinmat, will seek sole agencies for various marine equipment Including marine205 words
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659 1978-04-17 1 MANO SABNANI - By MANO SABNANI JARDINE Matheson (South East Asia) has requested the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges to suspend trading in its ordinary shares pending reconstruction proposal terms. In a Joint statement with parent Jardine Matheson, the company said the proposed reconstruction659 words
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Article121 1978-04-17 1 AFP RESUMED negotiations between Iran and 14 International oil companies have entered a decisive stage in Teheran. The second phase of the talks, which started over the weekend after they were put off on March 15 due to the Iranian new year and Easter holidays, isAFP - 121 words
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297 1978-04-17 1 AUSTRALIAN Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser yesterday defended hi* recent outspoken criticism of the European Common Market, saying he would continue to speak bluntly on behalf of his country. He was commenting on the "concern and surprise" of the nine-nation Community to297 words
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462 1978-04-17 1 ALTHOUGH the government has been Informed of the Sugar Industry of Singapore's (SIS) decision that from today the retail price of sugar in Singapore wilt be reduced from 51.24 to $1.20 per kilo, It Is doubtful that the cut wilt In fact take462 words
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Article87 1978-04-17 1 DELIBERATE measures will be taken to sustain and expand Malaysia's exports to developed countries and to seek new market outlets In Africa-Asia and the Eastern European bloc. The director of international trade, Enclk Sabaruddln Chik, said the export sector will continue, to play 'a strategic role in'87 words
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Advertisement80 1978-04-17 1 SHIPPING TIMES UPS ud downs of tycoon 2 SINGAPORE-Tug and barge hob of the region 5 THE one and only scintillating Hollywood C BRITONS still hanker after the old national library 7 ARTY vandals lash out 7 MARKET reviews: Budget not a hit with the City 8 DARK horse sweepe80 words
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Article, Illustration1878 1978-04-17 2 DAVID CURRY - It is men like Marcel Boussac, 89-year-old French textile tycoon, who have fought hardest against the onslaught of textile imports from developing Third World countries like Singapore, Hongkong and Taiwan. Such Asian exporters have however proved partly the downfall of his empire, which includes the famousFT - 1,878 words
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Article, Illustration771 1978-04-17 2 JACK GEE - Boussac s woes are not the only symptom of French economic malaise. Labour unrest is another. Only a quarter of France's workers belong to a trade union but they can certainly make themselves felt when they are displeased, as they have been demonstrating forFT - 771 words
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Article207 1978-04-17 2 DATE TITLE LOCATION ORGANISER COURSES AND TALKS April 3-20 Industrial Relations Hilton Personnel Organisation Development April 17,18 Financial Management Hilton Consulasia April 21 New concepts in desk-top calculators Hyatt IREE April 24May 13 Middle management course SITC SITC April 24 Effective Report Writing Hilton Consulasia April 24May 11207 words
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Advertisement200 1978-04-17 2 IBJ The Bank for All Reasons Corporate Financing. IBJ is Japan's oldest and largest long-term credit bank. With extensive experience in meeting corporate financial requirements through arranging bond issues and offering precisely tailored loan packages. Main Bank to Japan's Key Industries. IBJ is main bank to more of Japan's industrial200 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous624 1978-04-17 2 TWO-IN-ONE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS I Where to buy near-beer? (5) I The subject of some new optical system? (5) i How to drink one over the eight (5) Fellow nominally with Fred (3) Run away with Dr. Lan (5) What Len's dad does to the baby (7) Like the624 words
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OVERSEAS
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969 1978-04-17 3 Reuter SWISS BANKS have been asked for the first time to submit last year's consolidated balance sheets to the Federal Banking Commission. Commission president Hermann Bodenmann said that the commission completed Its guidelines for consolidation procedure and sent them to the banks with the request atReuter - 969 words
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290 1978-04-17 3 BANKERS Trust Company of New York has opened a branch In Bahrain. Operating as a full-ser-vice offshore banking unit, the branch will be the focal point of Bankers Trust's activities In the Oulf area. The general manager of the Bahrain branch is Mr. Fouad Younes,290 words
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493 1978-04-17 3 Reuter FIERCE competition among German banks to attract new borrowers to the mark Eurobond market has forced coupons down to record low levels and caused some weakness on the secondary market. However, this weakness Is likely to prove shortlived, because the new Issue market IsReuter - 493 words
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Article354 1978-04-17 3 Reuter THE REVIVAL of the socalled substitution account Idea by IMF managing director, Johannes Witteveen, has created considerable discussion in Washington, but It is widely felt such an idea Is still unworkable, international monetary sources said. Mr. Wltteveen revived the idea in a discussion paperReuter - 354 words
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WORLD IN BRIEF
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Article467 1978-04-17 3 Agencies US INVENTORIES rose by US$2.5 billion (555.7 billion) to a seasonally adjusted $338.25 billion in February following a $3.12 billion gain in January, the Commerce Department said. Manufacturing inventories rose to $179.53 billion from $177.93 billion, retail inventories from $88.83 billion to $88.89 billion andAgencies - 467 words
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462 1978-04-17 3 Reuter IRAN has begun a programme of planning and research aimed at preparing for the inevitable day when the fcountry finally runs out of oil. The main vehicle for the programme ia the National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC) which plana to atayReuter - 462 words
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Article89 1978-04-17 3 Reuter REPRESENTATIVES of six foreign banks have started talks In Ankara with Turkish Central Bank officials on the possibility of arranging credits to help Turkey's foreign payments. Finance Ministry officials said Turkey hopes that a consortium, composed of the six banks will open credits of US$5OOReuter - 89 words
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Article311 1978-04-17 3 Accepted bids worth $230 m Washington Star THE US Interior Department has accepted nearly US$lOl million (*****.3 million) in high bids for oil and gas leases In the Atlantic Ocean off Georgia and Florida, brushing aside complaints by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) staff that the sale would only worsenWashington Star - 311 words
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1017 1978-04-17 3 Reuter DETAILED analysis of Britain's Imports, up 11 per cent in volume In firstquarter 1978, suggest industry could have been stockpiling ahead of increased activity. Government economists said this is one possible source of comfort arising from Britain's trade and current account figures for MarchReuter - 1,017 words
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Article511 1978-04-17 3 Reuter THE US Securities and Exchange Commission voted to approve start-up of a pilot programme of the intermarket trading system. The pilot, which is expected to begin today, is initially between the New York and the Philadelphia Exchange for trading in 11 securities. The other regional exchangesReuter - 511 words
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Advertisement164 1978-04-17 3 The international bank with your interests at heart. Dai-lchi Kangyo Bank is Japan's largest bank. Total assets of 50 billion dollars. But our size doesn't make us impersonal. A worldwide staff of financial experts ready to give your project their individual attention. And we have your interests at heart. DKB164 words
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RAW MATERIALS
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Article206 1978-04-17 4 LONDON terminal rubber finished Friday at the highs with on-balance gains of 0.85 to 0.45 pence per kilo. Turnover totalled 392 lots of 15 tonnes Including 12 call options and 21 kerbs, plus eight lots of five tonnes. Dealers attributed the advance to covering against lower sterling,206 words
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Article118 1978-04-17 4 THE Straits tin price In Penang rose Msll to $1,531 on Saturday on a turnover of 180 tonnes. In NEW YORK on Friday, spot tin prices firmed to 504.00 to 512.00 cents. The market was called quiet by most traders here. LONDON tin was £95 per tonne up118 words
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Article244 1978-04-17 4 CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE. SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL ON SATURDAY Coconut oil Bulk $80 sellers, old drum $85 sellers, new drum $90 sellers. Copra Mixed (loose) UK/Cont. $53 buyers. Pepper Muntok ASTA white f o b. 100% NLW $372'. sellers Sarawak white f ob 96% NLW $352".244 words
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Article189 1978-04-17 4 BANGKOK rice prices were unchanged on Saturday: (In US dollars pier tonne f .o.b. basis Bangkok): While Rice: 100 pet Ist class 422. 100 pet 2nd class 427. 100 pet 3rd class 422. 5 pet 413. 10 pet 400. 15 pet 392, 20 pet 387. 25 pet 377 35189 words
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Article197 1978-04-17 4 SPOT PRICES YARN in cotton in Hongkong dollars, spot ex-godown: Cotton Yarn: China Blue Phoenix 20s 1.780. 32s 2.065. 40s 2.190 (per bale of 400 lbs). Piece Goodsj China Butterfly and Globe Brand unq. Dragon Head unq. Five Lambs unq. Flower and Butterfly unq. Flying Geese unq (per piece197 words
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Article70 1978-04-17 4 C.I.F. US dollars per ton: LONDON: Friday Previoui Malaysia 5H ffa bulk June unq unq Sumatra 5H (fa April unch 630 sir May 815 sir 825 sir June 595 sir 592W585 pd July 582 sir 580/577 Vt pd August 585 pd 580/582 W pd Sept 557 Vk 52570 words
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Article448 1978-04-17 4 At end-morning, values were €2 higher to £11 lower with turnover at 531 lots, including 20 options. Dealers said the market was rather hesitant with prices tending to ease under long liquidation A large part of the limited activity involved local speculative operations, the sources said. Physicals remained quiet448 words
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Article453 1978-04-17 4 TERMINAL cocoa eased back from early highs towards midday, in London on Friday, closing the session L's up in near May to L' 17.50 lower at or Just above the session's lows. Turnover totalled 1,180 lots including 19 options and 278 lots crosses. Dealers attributed the late decline to453 words
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Article285 1978-04-17 4 LONDON sugar futures closed £1.25 to £1.85 higher. Turnover totalled 2,328 lots including 31 options. Market sources and values eased back from higher morning levels on local profit-taking but late book squaring saw prices close the day steady. Lack of follow-through to the morning's rise and an easing In285 words
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Article469 1978-04-17 4 WITH bullish sentiment In the gold market having faltered, especially In the US. as a result of the unending flow of rumours on the possibility of US monetary gold sales, the gold market traded In a $3 range around $180. The only highlights last week was U8 president Carter's469 words
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Article280 1978-04-17 4 COPPER wire bars showed gains of mostly £5 per tonne on Friday. The afternoon market held basically steady In quieter dealings of 2,300 tonnes. Dealers said the weakness of sterling and steadiness In US futures were supporting influences in the face of modest end week profittaking. Cathodes were £5280 words
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Article286 1978-04-17 4 SILVER on the LME rose by mostly 1.3 pence per troy ounce on Friday. Afternoon prices hardened under the Influence of weakness in sterling and a steadier tone in gold, dealers said. But trading remained light with carries accounting for most of the turnover of 75 lots. Prices eased286 words
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Article40 1978-04-17 4 LEAD showed gains of mostly C 3.5 per tonne on Friday. The afternoon market held steady In Unison with copper andHln with a little profit-taking well absorbed, dealers said. Carries accounted for most of the turnover of 5,425 tonnes.40 words
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Article39 1978-04-17 4 ZINC was mostly C 5 per tonne up on Friday. Prices held about steady in quiet afternoon trading with the turnover of 1.100 tonnes mainly In carries. The market had earlier advanced In sympathy with the general trend.39 words
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Article180 1978-04-17 4 CHICAGO soybean oil futures advanced their 1.00 cent limit in all old crop months before closing with gains of 0.93 to 0.48 cent a pound on Friday. Meal futures finished below their highs but registered gains of $7.90 to 1.80 a ton. Soybean futures reached limit gains of 30180 words
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Article178 1978-04-17 4 CHICAGO wheat futures retreated from early gains to trade 2-1/4 to 1/4 cents a bushel lower after the first hour of the session on Friday. Little selllnK appeared at the opening and local shortcovering sent the market upward and into commission house buy stops. After three to five cent178 words
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655 1978-04-17 4 LACK of overseas inquiries in the Singapore produce market for the greater part of last week made for quiet trading. Prices of all the commodities moved narrowly to close around their previous week's levels. According to the Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange (SCPE), pepper655 words
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MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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Article155 1978-04-17 4 PRESIDENT Carter's antiinflationary speech failed to encourage the dollar but intervention by the Federal Reserve Bank last week took the US unit up to 2.0350 from 2.0175 against the German mark. Rumours that Exxon Corp. had made a substantial oil discovery also aided the dollar but came off155 words
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Article67 1978-04-17 4 THE PRIME rate of moat commercial banks is Singapore now stands at 7 per cent. Oversee-Chinese Banking Corporation ia still offering 6V« per cent to its host customers while United Commercial Bank is tnlnf its prime rate at 7tt per cent. The stated prime rate of the67 words
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Article183 1978-04-17 4 LAST week, prior to the bond issue on April 17, 1978, saw the continuation of a liquid market with Interbank overnight funds trading at 3 3/8 per cent three per cent. Cautious attitude adopted by most market operations as to the interest rate behaviour on and after the bond183 words
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Article321 1978-04-17 4 THE Canadian dollar on Friday closed at 87.29/39 cents after reaching about 87.50 at one point in the afternoon as rumours of a bank rate Increase began to circulate. The currency opened at 86.71/73 cents and had weakened to as low as 86.60 before recovering on the rumours.321 words
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Article202 1978-04-17 4 Euro rates LONDON period Eurodollar deposit rates closed steady on Friday at slightly lower levels, dealers said. Rates had eased at the outset in reaction to news of a smaller than expected rise In the US weekly money supply data, dealers said. Sentiment was also boosted by the recovery of202 words
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Article549 1978-04-17 4 THE development of the foreign exchange rates last week was determined by three main factors: President Carter's speech concerning measures against the increasing Inflation rate, the announcement of the British budget and the rumours that Exxon Corporation made' a substantial oil discovery. In anticipation of Carter's speech, the dollar549 words
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Article281 1978-04-17 4 STERLING on Friday extended an early decline that reflected continued apprehension over the size or the UK public sector borrowing requirement after news of C 164 million March current account deficit, dealers said. Meanwhile, the dollar gained on Thursday's closing levels, partly buoyed by reports of progress on the281 words
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Article58 1978-04-17 4 THE Interbank overnight market was steady throughout the week at an average of 3 1/8% to close at 3 1/4 3 for the weekend. Taking Interests were exhibited in the Ones. Twos and Threes with the rates maintaining their levels to close 4 13/16 3/4, 4 15/16 7/8,58 words
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Article46 1978-04-17 4 FOR the week ended Friday April 14 the range of call rates received from Short Deposits (M) Berhad was as follows:BANK FUND: 2* per cent to 4*» per cent. GENERAL FUND: 3 per cent to 4tt per cent. Movements of fund totalled $424 million.46 words
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Article51 1978-04-17 4 FRANKFURT exchange Is closing quotes on April 14' U8 2 0270/85 Can 1 7800/80 Sterling 3 772/782 D Fl 93 85/75 8 Ft 108 00/30 Ut 2 37/38 F Fr 44 46/58 Yen 0 9280T0 B Fr (con) 6 418 428 R Fr (fin > 41'42 N Kr M51 words
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TRANSPORT
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276 1978-04-17 5 HONGKONG shipbuilders are managing to keep their heads above water by Innovating and diversifying in the face of the continuing shipping slump. The British colony is currently shipping out glass reinforced plastic trawlers in kit form. Costing less than US$5O (S$ll0) this is the276 words
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Article41 1978-04-17 5 Reuter THE Swedish state-owned shipyard group Svenska Varv AB said its 1977 group loss before tax, appropriations and state guarantees was 2.24 billion crowns, of which 846 million were foreign exchange losses. The company began operations only last July.Reuter - 41 words
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Article, Illustration546 1978-04-17 5 CHAN BONG SOO - By CHAN BONG SOO WITH ITS strategic location in this rapidly expanding region, Singapore has now come to assume the role of the single most important centre for the tug and barge industry in South-east Asia. This is an extension of its traditional role546 words
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Article751 1978-04-17 5 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Time From SIA SQ911 0635 SFO/HNL/GUM SAS SK097 0640 CPH/THR/BKK MAS MH601 0700 KUL MAS MH682 0725 KCH SIA SQI01 0815 KUL MAS MH621 0840 PEN MAS MH607 0845 KUL MAS MH671 0945 PEN/KUL CPA CX710 1005 HLP GIA GA980 1030 HLP751 words
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251 1978-04-17 5 FURY is mounting in Europe over signs that Britain is about to team up with the United States on a huge long term aircraft programme. European resentment, and angry protests from workers on a threatened British airliner project, the BAC 111-600, are confronting the251 words
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369 1978-04-17 5 NYT THE Civil Aeronautic* Board (CAB) of the US proposed that airline* be allowed to compete in fare* for the first time since they became regulated four decades ago. The major change in regulation*, the latest in the CAB'* attempt under chairmanNYT - 369 words
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Article51 1978-04-17 5 Reuter MAINTENANCE engineering staff at Southampton port voted to continue a 10day dispute which has almost halted cargo handling at the docks. A spokesman said the strikers at present, had no plans to meet again. The dispute involves 500 maintenance workers who are seeking pay parity with dockers.Reuter - 51 words
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Article, Illustration53 1978-04-17 5 Protecting others MmrUb l Bu t at Sf. T e of Naikai Zosen, Takatori will be and to assure vessels safety, particularly large oil carriers, in the Bay of Tokyo. It has a maximum trial speed of 15.7 knots and a service speed of 14.9 knots. It is specially designed53 words
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Article209 1978-04-17 5 THE Installation of a new Qantas cargo-hold Insecticide spraying system will speed up baggage collection for Qantas passengers arriving at Australian airports. The new automatic system was installed on all Qantas Jumbo Jets last week but will not be fitted to Boeing 707 aircraft, as this model209 words
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Article124 1978-04-17 5 UPI CHINESE charterers gave a weekend fillip to the London freight market which developed a decidedly more rosy hue last week. They booked four vessels on a time-charter basis for trips to China. China was also the destination of several singlevoyage fixtures from Eastern origins such asUPI - 124 words
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684 1978-04-17 5 THE SHIP'S anchor has always been taken for granted. Though in use for more than 2.000 years, the anchor has not undergone much Improvement and development although it has grown In size. The "ultimate anchor," one that holds fast all the time and in684 words
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Article, Illustration357 1978-04-17 5 EXPECTED ARRIVALS TODAY KEPPEL WHARVES Yue Hope (0600 after Straat Holland) 3/4 Magellan Maru (after Talabot) 10/11 Qulrlnale (after Ljubljana) 18 Vllyusk (Tanker) (P/O) (1500 after Stolt Spirit) (subject gas free 15/16 Basca (HOFM) (2300 after Busteni) 25/26 Mendoza (after Moges Flamboyan) 38/39 Pabloeverett (after Rasa Sayang357 words
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Advertisement17 1978-04-17 5 SINTAT Rent-a-Car SINGAPORE AIRPORT TEL *****5 CITY TEL *****55 Coll us for your local or onward reservations17 words
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Advertisement93 1978-04-17 5 Quick and Efficient Every Week > 1 Mi t hj; »i That's United Stales Lines' weekly service from Singapore U.S. Lines' vessels serving Singapore are brand-new and contain their own shipboard cranes which permit your shipments to move in and out of the country with speed and efficiency. Once a93 words
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REVIEWS
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Article, Illustration1221 1978-04-17 6 BRUCE RUSSELL - ■y BRUCE RUSSELL THE entertainment industry of Hollywood has never behaved quite like other industries. It prospered during the depression. And when world economies expanded after the Second World War, Hollywood went Into a slump. Today it Is back, as prosperous and bustling as ever, dominating entertainment1,221 words
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Article, Illustration656 1978-04-17 6 ANNA ZHUKOVA - •y ANNA ZHUKOVA Novosti Press Agency AT 40, Soviet violin-maker Boris Gorshkov has made about a hundred new Instruments, not counting the unique creations of the old masters that he has restored. His works have received 20 diplomas at international competitions. Last year, Gorshkov won aNovosti Press Agency - 656 words
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Article, Illustration627 1978-04-17 7 GRAHAM HEATHCOTE - By GRAHAM HEATHCOTE AP KITCHEN knives, hammers "and saws, acid, paint and ink, coins and stones, feet and fists all have come down in recent years upon the fragile and defenceless arts of mankind. New attacks on two great European paintings show TheAP - 627 words
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Article, Illustration1046 1978-04-17 7 ALAN HARVEY - By ALAN HARVEY Reuter BRITAIN'S national library Is moving house to make way for more books, and scholars feel a twinge of nostalgia. They are glad to get a handsome new headquarters but sad to quit their soot-caked premises in London'sReuter - 1,046 words
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Article, Illustration815 1978-04-17 7 MALCOLM WHITTAKER - By MALCOLM WHITTAKER Reuter WINE from English vineyards is delighting the palates of a growing number of connoisseurs around the world. Producing about 400.000 bottles a year, the homegrown wine industry is fast expanding and at the same time gaining an international reputation for quality. NamesReuter - 815 words
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Advertisement455 1978-04-17 6 dine.... ILL! iLLL v.. .1 FORUM HOTEL 586 Orchard Road, B'pore Tel: *****2 I Monday Sugar Cured Gammon Ham Tuesday Westphalian Platter Wednesday Boiled Corned Beef 'Silverside' Thursday Roast Saddle of Lamb Friday Oven Baked Meat Loaf Saturday Roast Loin of Pork Price 556.00 plus 3% Govt. Tax (inclusive of455 words
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Advertisement111 1978-04-17 6 m SNGAPORE HLTON 581 Orchard Road, S'pore 9. Tel: *****3 Springtime in Paris March 27 April 15 '78 Folies Montmartre A dazzling dance revue from Paris 10 p.m. nightly Place Pigalle 23rd Floor Cristallerie Da urn For the first time on display In Singapore Priceless glass sculptures 2nd Floor Restaurant111 words
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Page 6 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous794 1978-04-17 6 LEISURE TIME FILMS: A FILM about women and their notion of sensual pleasure, "La PlaUir" (Pleasure) is the offering from the French embassy and Alliance Francalse on Tuesday April 18. The film will be shown at the Relc building, at 9pm, free of charge. Directed by Mu Ophuls and made794 words
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Miscellaneous335 1978-04-17 6 SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opening followed by Siruvar Ulagam (Tamil repeat) 3.30 Diary of Events (Tamil) 3.35 Afternoon Matinee Lovers and Lollipops (Part 1), starring: Lori March, Cathy Dunn, Gerald O'Loughlin 4.20 Intermission 6.00 Opening followed by Land of the Lost 6.30 News in Brief Marine Boy Don't Ask Me335 words
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Advertisement297 1978-04-17 7 r #«V Wm HOTEL ASIA 37 Scotts Road, Singapore 9 Tel: *****8 CHEQUERS HOTEL 418 Thomson Road, Singapore 11 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: *****1297 words
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Miscellaneous61 1978-04-17 7 BriStoW: Frank EhckenS »F Ui O Fißfns IS UDO<-ING, foe. me .THCN I€.T mm Finery ojneN \t comes to TUe N*TT>( gr»tt»GS toe U>P>UC iFMA UMOS PtFRRID or Thc ?>>G> uxxp 6«»srrou) -Tncße's P\ onp\N U>ITH <ixcc.\\i BuX. Cses ogsk ■<Q Buje eses. en? Thpvt sounds uxe <-o .j E*..Ne*61 words
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532 1978-04-17 8 SCRIP ISSUE United Plantations: Proposed scrip Issue of one-for-ten, capitalising $6.50 million. OTHERS The Stock Exchange of Singapore has asked Straits Bteamshlp from which reserve accounts it intends to capitalise for Its recent proposed scrip Issue of one-for-four. Synthetic Resins (Malaysia) has532 words
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Article1142 1978-04-17 8 GOH HIANG FONG - SINGAPORE •y GOH HIANG FONG SENTIMENT varied from day to day on the Singapore stock market last week due to a combination of selective profit-taking and buying to close on a mixed note. Technical analysts said the slight easing seen on the first two1,142 words
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Article349 1978-04-17 8 SYDNEY Reuter THE ft rat four days of the week saw strong support given to a handful of speculative mining stocks but these were pushed aside on Friday when the market turned to industrial and other mining issues. The reason for the change was aReuter - 349 words
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Article1271 1978-04-17 8 GERALD COLVERD - LONDON •y GERALD COLVERD WHATEVER the fate of the speculative gambles being placed on the back of the contents of the UK budget strategy for 1978/79, It Is already clear that Chancellor Mr. Denlft Healey Is to be categorised amongst the losers. The area of hostility towards a1,271 words
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Article246 1978-04-17 8 ATTEMPTS to place a large line of British Petroleum shares on behalf of large US holders are expected to be made in the London market this week. Preliminary efforts at the placing made last Friday indicated that institutional funds of between £15 million to £16 million246 words
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Article377 1978-04-17 8 NEW YORK THE ilock market erupted in a routing rally on Friday in the heaviest trading in the history of the New York Stock Exchange. The Dow Jones industrial average soared 19.92 points to finish the week with a gain of 25.55 points to 795.13. The surge was377 words
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918 1978-04-17 8 KUALA LUMPUR GENERALLY dull trading conditions prevailed on the Kuala Lumpur stock market this week as prices hovered between an easier and a mildly steadier trend. The market Initially attempted to push ahead when trading started on Monday but lack of sustained support and918 words
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680 1978-04-17 8 HONGKONG erratic downward trend Source: Sun Hung Kai Sec Ltd. THE week under review showed an erratic downward trend following the last of the major results In this year's dividend season. The Index closed at the low of the week at 436.96, a drop of 7.21 points. Although the marketSource: Sun Hung Kai Sec Ltd. - 680 words
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Advertisement195 1978-04-17 8 o« c studv with W>lsev Hall OXFORD Institute of Administrative Man-gement Institute of Bankers Inst of Chartered Secretaries Administrators Inst of Statistic ans London Chamber of Commerce Industry HSC/CCE A Lev°l MCE/SCGCE O Level London/AEB GCE A O Levels Modern Mathematics foi Teachers Foulks Lvnch LONDON Ass of Certified Accountants195 words
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Article423 1978-04-17 9 FA ROPE AS MARKETS L d EUROPEAN bourses closed generally mixed on Friday. In AMSTERDAM, prices generally firmer following the higher dollar and higher overnight Wall Street prices. Dealers said Royal Dutch and Unilever led Dutch Internationals mostly firmer, although. Philips lost some ground. Shipping and transport423 words
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Article227 1978-04-17 9 APR M Fls ABN 354 SO +0.5 Ahold 106 50 1.2 Akio 26 30 +0 3 AMEV 82 40 -0 6 Anitas ***** -0 4 Amrot Bank 75 20 +0.6 Bergoss 56 20B 87 10 +0 1 Bols 71.00 +0 8 BorsumlJ 147.70 1.7 Burhmann 66 00 -07 Byenkorf227 words
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Article184 1978-04-17 9 APR 14 Francs Actions Suisses 267 Alusuiise Br 1225 +5 Alusulsse Reg. 551 -1 Brown Boverl Br 1610 unch ClbaGelgyBr 1150 unch Ctba Oelgy P C 860 10 CtbaGelgyReg 653 unch Credit Suisse Br 2195 -20 Credit Suisse Reg 424 -2 Eiektrowait Br 1630 -20 George Fischer Br 680184 words
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Article279 1978-04-17 9 APR 14 Frs CORBE1LLE Air-Liquide 291 unch B S N Gervais Danone 412.50 -12 5 CS F (ThomsonCsf) 217.50 +0.7 Cie Francaise des Petroles 119 40 -0.7 Compagnie Flnanciere Compagnie Generale 368 +5.1 Credit Foncler De France 334 +0.5 Hachette (Libralrie) 172 unch Machines Bull 32.55 +0.2 Mlchelln(B) 1375279 words
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Article91 1978-04-17 9 APR 14 Frs FORWARD MARKET Acec 256 12 Arbed 2155 -15 Astur 570 unch Brascan 440 +5 Bru-Lamb 1540 +5 Canpac 480 unch Cock 364 10 De Beers 157 -3 Ebes 2350 20 Electrobel 6180 -80 Gb-Inno-Bm 2145 20 Gev 1374 +4 Hobok 2435 unch Petro 4200 40 Ryl91 words
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Article100 1978-04-17 9 APR M Lire Anic 100 -1 Assoc Gen ***** -370 Bastogi 405 50 -11.5 Centrale 3351 -4 Fiat 1910 -10.5 Finsider 73 unch Gen Immob 78 -2 IFI Prl 2061 -19 Italcementt ***** -104 Italgas 821 unch Italstder 129 unch Magnetl M Pf 413 50 -4 5 Marelli Ere100 words
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Article212 1978-04-17 9 APR 14 Dm Aer-Telefunken 88 80 Akzu 24 SOB +0.3 Allz Leben •21 -4 Allz Vers 485 unch BASF 137.90 BayHTWbank 287 unch Buy Vbank 318 -3 Bayer 140 30 BBC 293.30 ♦0.3 BMW 219 50 Cassella 364B Chem Verw 244 unch C'ommerzbank 238 30 -1.5 Conlt Gumml 77.50212 words
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Article391 1978-04-17 9 GOLD shares drifted easier on Friday in line with lower bullion indications for the da v. Dealers said trading was very quiet though some overseas Interest was apparent towards the close with the securities rand off 3.5 cents to 75. Financial minings were little tested. De Beers put on391 words
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Article1241 1978-04-17 9 NEW YORK PORTFOLIO managers of cashheavy Institutions, surprised by the buying surge on Thursday and scrambling to avoid missing the boat on Friday, came out In force to send prices sharply and broadly higher In a Friday rally that llftad trading volume to an all-time high. Turnover on1,241 words
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Article306 1978-04-17 9 THE market trimmed most of iti early sharp nana on Friday to close moderately higher In active trading The composite Index vu up about 1H points and advances outnumbered declines 2f16 to 191. The paper and forest Index gained more than 13 points as Consoltdated-Bathurst "A" rose fe to306 words
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Article35 1978-04-17 9 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Friday 447.4 Thursday 452.9 Week Ago 769 58 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 795.13 Thursday 775.21 Week Ago 769.58 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Friday 108 to 108'. Thursday 104V* to 10535 words
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294 1978-04-17 9 NEW YORK: Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith, Inc., the nation's largest securities firm, announced on Friday that it bought White, Weld and Company, a middle-sized old-line international Investment banking house that had been fighting to survive, for US$5O million in cash. The acquisition Is294 words
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Advertisement208 1978-04-17 9 JUST RELEASED! Behind Asia's Headlines... The tycoons and terrorists, statesmen and scoundrels, moneymen and mystics who make the news across the continent. Straight off the front page of The Asian Wall Street Journal, 36 lively stories jam-packed into a single 350-page volume. "The Billion Dollar Bubble" is the saga of208 words
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Article, Illustration840 1978-04-17 10 GOH HIANG FONG - ■y GOH HIANG FONG WHILE the attention of the investing public during these past weeks has been on the more well-known ST Industrial indices, SES indices and the all-sector OCBC index, a local sharebroking firm has been guided by its own index which840 words
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Article368 1978-04-17 10 Ajinomoto (M) Bhd: AGM to be held at 6'/* miles, Simpane Salak, South Baharu, Kuala Lumpur, at 9.00 a.m. on April 25. National Iron and Steel Mills: AGM to be held at the board room of Development Bank of Singapore Ltd, DBS Building, 6 Shenton Way, at 2.30368 words
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150 1978-04-17 10 BUSINESS TIMES INDUSTRIAL GROUP INDICES (BASE YEAR: JANUARY 4. 1971 100) High Low Industrial Group Week Ended Point April 7 April 14 Chance 261.08 145 90 Automotive 254.98 261.08 +6.10 496 57 328.67 Banks. Insurance, Finance 135.80 and Trustees 365 OS 364.32 -0.73 m 31 cnemicais, KuDoer t-roaucts. Refining and150 words
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Article192 1978-04-17 10 A HIGH COURT justice in Hongkong has refused a request by a Malaysian finance company to appoint an inspector to investigate the financial affairs of San Imperial Corporation, a Hongkong hotel development company. The Malaysia Borneo Finance Corporation and two Malaysian businessmen. Lee Ing Chee and192 words
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Article742 1978-04-17 10 Current Ex Books Date Jotal for Total for payment Date cloae payable the year previous year Malayan Tin 45%I Mar 22 Apr 4 Apr 14 45% 158 5% Kuala Sidim Rub. 5%I Mar 29 Apr 8 Apr 15 5% 8.75%<a) Troitoh Mines 58%<n) Mar 21 Apr 3 Apr742 words
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Article2678 1978-04-17 10 1977/1978 Hick Low Cooipaay Last Sale Week ♦•rGr't Div Div CYT Gr't Net Y'M P/E Wr<* Vol COW Week High Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIALS 181 213 130 300 72* 247 183 322 418 146 132 Acma 123* Alcorn 112 Allied Choc 260 Bata 60'-. Ben 191 Boustead2,678 words
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Article1460 1978-04-17 10 OPTION Apt APL 11 14 JLY OCT STOCK Alcoa Alcoa Alcoa Alcoa Am Tel Am Tel Am Tel AUR AUR AUR Avon Avon-P Avon Avon-P Avon Avon-P Bank Am Bank Am Beth 8 Beth S Beth S Beth 8 Beth S Bsrroufhs Burroughs CItlcp ClUcp ClUcp Del1,460 words
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Article, Illustration788 1978-04-17 11 UPI NEW YORK: He stands a Greg Joy, had performed mere 1.76 m and although the feat. It would not have Franklin Jacobs has not yet drawn nearly as much leaped any tall buildings in attention, but when you a single bound, his "bionic" realiseUPI - 788 words
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Article, Illustration123 1978-04-17 11 NOVOSTI SHE I. amall, delicate a bit coquottiah, but cut*. And when the amllingly said that ahe lifta two tone during her morning training aeaaion, we found Zebo, (above), bard to believe. "You don't believe it," with a grin, "noNOVOSTI - 123 words
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383 1978-04-17 11 LOS ANGELES: In the opinion of Mike Tully, the new world pole vault record holder, speed is only a Mile of mind. Tully admits he may be alower than most of his contemporaries down the runway but he's not losing any sleep over383 words
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Article, Illustration475 1978-04-17 11 UPI LOS ANGELES: Critics say there are loopholes and ambiguities in the city's financial plans for the 1984 Olympic Oames. and that the "concessions'.' by the International Olympic Committee, hailed by mayor Tom Bradley, may be illusions. The proposed contract betweenUPI - 475 words
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Article746 1978-04-17 11 PETER DOBEREINER - »y PETER DOBEREINER The Observer AUGUSTA: The oak tree in front of the Augusta National club house was mature at the time of the Boston Tea Party. Each year during Masters week it provides a canopy tor an unofficial convention of the InfluentialThe Observer - 746 words
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Article, Illustration742 1978-04-17 11 ERNEST FRIDA - By ERNEST FRIDA TING Sa Tee of Seletar Golf Club brought off the biggest upset yesterday when he won the Changl Open golf championship with a two-over-par 71. Ting, who plays off 9 10 handicap, played superbly throughout the round, going out742 words
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Advertisement158 1978-04-17 11 COLLKTINQ ORIENTfILfINTIQMEJ by Judith Moorhouse and Dries Blitz ca Hamlyn Group, London. Oriental antiques have always fascinated collectors throughout the world, evoking as they do the exotic and Inscrutable East. It Is, however, widely believed that they are too expensive for the average collector. This myth Is perpetuated by all158 words
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Article688 1978-04-17 12 RECORD MARCH SURPLUS NYT Reuter THE Japanese Ministry of International Trade and Industry (Mltl) appealed to exporters over the weekend to reduce shipments of cars, steel, television sets, ships and other major products. The appeal was issued as Mltl announced that Japan's trade surplus had reachedNYT; Reuter - 688 words
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649 1978-04-17 12 THE PHILIPPINES' primary and secondary producers must sell their entire gold output to the Central Bank, effective last week. Gold recovered by small panners from alluvial deposits in certain parts of the country are exempted, however, said bank governor Gregorio Licaros. The649 words
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371 1978-04-17 12 ALTHOUGH the life insurance business in Singapore has more than trebled over the last decade in terms of volume, Singaporeans are still generally underinsured. At the end of last year, the number of life insurance policies in force in the Republic totalled more than 180,000. "However,371 words
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Article180 1978-04-17 12 THE Penang Shipping Corporation is to appeal to Federal and state authorities (or help to tide over the current slump which Is also affecting shipyards worldwide. One of its directors, Enclk Mohamed Feisol bin Hajl Hassan, said last week the shipyard might soon decide to reduce180 words
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168 1978-04-17 12 Reuter CHINA won a number of orders on the first day of its export commodities fair, commonly known as the Canton Trade Fair, when it opened on Saturday. A New China News Agency report, monitored in Hongkong yesterday, said visiting businessmen concluded "aReuter - 168 words
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Article151 1978-04-17 12 CHINA set new records for industrial output in the first three months of this year. The. New China News Agency, quoting the State Economic Commission, reported that output continued to rise In April and plans were being revised to take Into account the Increased tempo151 words
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Article83 1978-04-17 12 THE Department of Extramural Studies of the University of Singapore will hold a 14-lecture course on Intermediate Accounting In Nlssen Hut 8, every Tuesday and Thursday from 7.00 pm 9.00 pm beginning from April 25. Mr Augustine Wong, a part-time lecturer of the University, will conduct the83 words
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348 1978-04-17 12 BUMIPUTRA participation is being sought by the Pahang Tenggara Development Authority (Dara) for a M 59.4 million palm oil project which has been deemed as "very viable". It will involve secondary processing of crude palm oil products to be marketed in five major forms semirefined palm348 words
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648 1978-04-17 12 Washington Star AP THE CARTER Administration is discussing a three-month delay in tax cuts to reduce the federal budget deficit, but is not considering any proposal to scale down the size of the U5524.5 billion (5156.3 billion) tax package. White House press secretary, JodyWashington Star; AP - 648 words
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Article64 1978-04-17 12 HONGKONG will send two missions to the United States and Europe soon to attract more industrial investments. An industrial investment promotion mission will visit Britain, West Germany and the Netherlands from April 19 to May 23, the government said. Another mission, organised by Hongkong General Chamber of64 words
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420 1978-04-17 12 THE Malaysian government is to embark on an ambitious plan soon to turn an estimated 404,700 hectares of idle or under-uti-lised padi land in Peninsular Malaysia into viable farms. Under the plan, which forms part of the poverty redressal programme, farmers420 words
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Advertisement344 1978-04-17 12 77 FROM FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS 1 t M fUAM YA M 4 m mm ==R\V> lita U m V\\N D a step-by-step guide An easy to-understand yet fully rewarding book on flower arrangement. Floral Creations, with its unusually lucid text and thoughtful illustrations, could make an expert flower arranger of even344 words
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Article2139 1978-04-17 13 SCHEBOLB 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 Contortions B«*nD«tch lui a Joint «er▼tee urufOMat2,139 words
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Advertisement555 1978-04-17 13 Scan Dutch V Fast and Regular Service To/From N.C./SCAN/W.MED. Every 10 Days. Singapore. Tel. *****, Port Ketang Tel. *****1. Kuala Lumpur. Tel. *****, Penang: Tel ***** G; Lines Inc (USA) Trans-Pacific Service Con?d'Qe' Se'vce ~c feeder du spore VESSEL 22/4 A VESSEL 29/4 AVESSEL 5/5 Iwtiliw Bunki HMMrZI Statrain tram555 words
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Advertisement470 1978-04-17 13 re (>Jf EVERGREEN LINE EVER HONESTY Voy. 15-4W EVER SAFETY Voy. 16-19W RED SEA, MEDITERRANEAN SEA SERVICE ETA S'PORE LOADING FOR: PORT SAID. LIMASSOL. LATTAKIA. JEDDAH JEDDAH. AQABA GENERAL AGENTS: CHIP SENG COMPANY PTE. LTD., 13S, ROBINSON ROAD. SINGAPORE. 1. TEL: *****33 (S LINES) TELEX: RS2I4SI Greenfield Navigation Co., Ltd.470 words
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Advertisement559 1978-04-17 13 ■Jl "MALDIVE LINES" CLIMAX WIT LOADING FOR COLOMBO KARACHI BASRAH AND DAMMAM CLIMAX AMETHYST DISCHARGING CARGO f ROM MA IN ADA MADRAS AND LOADING FOR MUSCAT BAHREIN BASRAH AND KUWAIT CLIMAI PEARL LOAOING fOR HOOfIDAH (GENERAL CARGO ONLY) Seaward SXippmi t Ifad.nf Co (S) Ptt Ltd Or*ntal SH oo.ru Corporation559 words
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Advertisement180 1978-04-17 13 Nedlloyd Lines Regular Liner Services To/From All Parts of the World. Singapore Tel. *****, Port Keteng Tel *****1, Kuala Lumpur Tel. *****, Penang: Tel ***** NOTICES NEW OIL BUNKERING SERVICES AT OAMMAM, SAUDI ARABIA For the supply of: 1 All grades of bunkers i.e. marine fuel oil. marine diesel oil180 words
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Advertisement749 1978-04-17 14 f SHIPPING Hapag-Lloyd EXPRESS CONVENTIONAL TO EUROPE r,m p.mimi fm n 22/4 26/4 M/ 4 1/5 21/S 11/5 11/5 13/5 W/5 I'lM) 6«Mt H'lw| 8/5 20/5 21/5 3/8 25/5 5/$ 19/6 9/8 22/S 21/6 4/7 9/7 22/7 FULLY CONTAINERISED TO USA/CANADA Faafcr P.Maat run HI NaWtaa IW I UMln 20/4749 words
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Advertisement1040 1978-04-17 14 Everett Lines Burma Frvt Star S>ippin| CcrpA. üßk "BURMESE NATIONAL LINE" lOAOING 'OR UKOOH Wwi HTONCVWA 11/11 Apr PHASHMESYRAYMR 4/M »pr SSC Atjents m AAnlav*«i TEPS MALAYSIA .< (38>-7355 Peoong Tel *****/***** 'I lutereeetieeeul S. A. C.I. F. "ARGENTINE NATIONAL LINE" LOADING f CR nu»MN CAPETOWN BUfNO «I«ES TramfartacMN Maritima1,040 words
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Advertisement649 1978-04-17 15 GUTHRIE BOUSTEAD^~ THE BANK LINE LTD. IMB FN t I I AFRICA TtSTIAM (Mauntmt, tartan, Uombna. T«m. I.L. P.I, Cirtlotn) PtiuKf P Mill It/n Apr S port I 44/11 Apr FIITVNE ma (Manritin. Reunion, Durban, 1.L.. M, Capetown) Penanf P. Mlaaß nm Mar S sort 11/ M FMM lAST INTI649 words
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