The Business Times, 24 April 1978
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Title Section11 1978-04-24 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 218/1/78 MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1978 50 CENTS11 words
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BRIEFLY...
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Article81 1978-04-24 1 Reuter MALACCA, Sun. Malaysia's chief parliamentary opposition leader Lim Kit Siang was arrested here today on five charges under the Official Secrets Act, police announced. They said Mr. Lim, secretary-general of the Democratic Action Party, was arrested on charges related to the purchase of four patrolReuter - 81 words
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Article68 1978-04-24 1 AFP MANILA, Sun. A "sugar bank" ordered by President Marcos, will start on May 15 to extend crop loans to the ailing Philippine sugar industry, it was announced today. The bank's services will concentrate on sugar financing to enable the country to meet its increasing domestic needsAFP - 68 words
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Article64 1978-04-24 1 AFP. KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malaysian Minister of Primary Industries Datuk Amar Haji Taib Mahmud said today that some form of agreement could eventually emerge on the setting up of a common fund to stabilise primary commodity prices. Both developed and developing nations are moving away from their rigidAFP. - 64 words
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Article69 1978-04-24 1 AP. MANILA, Sun. Embezzlement and corruption by employees in government state-owned corporations cost more than 224 million pesos (about Ss67 million) last year, the Commission on Audits said today. In a report to President Marcos, the commission also said 825.9 million pesos in advances made to government employeesAP. - 69 words
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Article53 1978-04-24 1 Reuter. HONGKONG, Sun. Hongkong's domestic exports for March reached HK12.86 billion (511.43 billion), representing more than 34 per cent increase over February, a government spokesman said today. The remarkable increase appears to be seasonal. Re-exports, totalling 9987 million showed a 27 per cent Increase over February,Reuter. - 53 words
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Article59 1978-04-24 1 Reuter. KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malaysia will hold a "Timber Week" In Tokyo In September to promote Its timber and related products in Japan, the marketing director of the'Malaysian Timber Industry Board, Ahmad Nazlree, said today. The "Timber Week" from Sept. 11 to 14 would feature displays and discussionsReuter. - 59 words
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Article55 1978-04-24 1 AP. MANILA, Sun. The Philippines has agreed to sell an additional 50,000 tonnes of rice valued at US$l6 million (5536.8 million) to Malaysia, the National Grains Authority said today. The new contract, to be signed tomorrow, brings total rice purchases by Malaysia from the Philippines thisAP. - 55 words
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Article64 1978-04-24 1 Reuter BONN, Sun. West Germany's growth rate this year will be only about 2.5 per cent, one percentage point lower than the official target, the country's five leading economic research institutes have predicted. The institutes' latest six-monthly report, "'ue to be published tomorrow, said that the chancesReuter - 64 words
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Article56 1978-04-24 1 UPI TOKYO, Sun. National and private railway workers are headed for a general transport strike beginning on Tuesday to press their demands for substantial wage increases. The federation of national and private transport workers unions said today they would launch joint action unless the government and management respondUPI - 56 words
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Article61 1978-04-24 1 Reuter. LUXEMBOURG, Sun. The Common Market's agriculture ministers will make a determined bid to settle new 1978/79 EEC farm price rises in a "marathon" session starting here tomorrow. EEC sources said several tough problems make it more likely that the annual negotiations will end in failure after several daysReuter. - 61 words
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Article117 1978-04-24 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. Turnover Price# High Low Company •ooo Apr 21 1978117 words
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LOCAL STOCK INDICES
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Article73 1978-04-24 1 April 17 April 18 April 19 April 20 April 21 tt BT Index: 781.32 799.60 807.24 801.69 833.91 Industrials: 299.24 300.38 304.14 304.41 303.96 f. Finance: 478.65 484.64 485.30 484.45 483.02 Hotels: 186.71 188.99 190.44 191.10 191.54 Properties: 171.42 172.32 174.02 173.27 174.18 t Tins: 141.66 141.73 141.64 141.6973 words
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Article80 1978-04-24 1 April 17 April 18 April 19 April 20 April 21 tt BT Index: 1102.15 1124.92 1137.20 1221.50 1222.35 Industrials: 332.90 335.25 337.35 338.74 338.02 Finance: 404.85 412.50 412.13 411.51 412.24 Hotels: 191.58 192.78 193.84 194.01 194.05 Properties: 170.51 172.83 174.02 174.13 173.92 t Tins: 154.92 155.11 155.15 155.78 158.0880 words
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1197 1978-04-24 1 COLIN CHEE - ASSOCIATION PETITIONS MINISTRY Br COLIN CHEE THE Singapore Land Developers' Association Is expected to Issue a press statement over the next few days about a report on private housing development which it com-\ missioned from the Govern-ment-backed Applied Research Corporation (ARC) last year. The1,197 words
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Article146 1978-04-24 1 THE FIRST industrial cooperation conference between Australia and Asean will be held in Melbourne from June 19, the senior Australian Trade Commissioner. T.N. Cronln, said in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. The three-day conference is one of the results of Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser's discussions with Asean heads146 words
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483 1978-04-24 1 Reuter. THE BANK of Japan has circulated to foreign banks in Tokyo an outline of central bank policies designed to clear up "certain misgivings (which) appear to exist that foreign bank branches are being treated unfavourably by the authorities as compared withReuter. - 483 words
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Article174 1978-04-24 1 Reuter LEADING Asian natural rubber producers have completed a single draft proposal for an international system to stabilise rubber prices. The draft will be submitted to the UN Conference on Trade and Development (Unctad) commodity talks in Geneva. The agreement, agreed to at an executiveReuter - 174 words
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222 1978-04-24 1 Quek Peck Lim - By Quek Peck Lim in Milan TRIULZI LTD, one of Europe's largest manufacturers of moulding machines, has expressed interest in starting a factory in Singapore, a result of marketing efforts by the Economic Development Board (EDB) Speaking to Singapore pressmen during a tour222 words
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531 1978-04-24 1 RONNIE LIM - ■y RONNIE LIM SINGAPORE'S electronics industry will be further beefed-up with the setting up of a magnetic tape-head plant by a Japanese company this year, the first production facility of its kind here. The company, Yokohama Magnetics (Singapore) has been granted a five-year pioneer status531 words
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Advertisement25 1978-04-24 1 A lending hand when Wayfoong Mortgage you need and Finance (Singapore) Limited it ITIOSt Shjw House. Ground Floor. 354 Orchard Road. Singapore 9. Tel: *****7.25 words
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Advertisement94 1978-04-24 1 Trust Sony for your video With cu s t° mar y vision IBoolct and foresight Sony pioneered video equipment. Today, Sony is one of the world's foremost manufacturers of integrated video equipment. Research and experiments are continuously carried out to bring you the most advanced and sophisticated video components DXC-1200P94 words
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Advertisement65 1978-04-24 1 mm SHIPPING TIMES GAS pricing compromise in US 3 MARKET reviews spree* WELCOME chance for produce and rallies 8 traders 4 CENTRAL clearing house date 10 SEASPEED to withdraw ro-ros 5 S'PORE Golf Assn Premier SEOW Yit Kin toll* all i-iiiy.V "ii BOOK reviews 7 Singapore..... 12 CROSSWORDS 3. AIRCRAFT65 words
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Advertisement141 1978-04-24 1 u Hapag-Lloyd Fully containerised to Europe and United States. Regular, reliable and on time. JAL FLIGHT 712: THE TOKYO EXPRESS w bLJO> i»r W, V>: > ,ki .< «4r* NEW YORK VANCOUVER SAN i FRANCISCO I HONOLULU 1 SINGAPORE MEXICO CITY Only on JAL can you non-stop to Tokyo, then141 words
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Advertisement1142 1978-04-24 2 Financial Management SoktoftJcy/Otve Financial Management Robert \1 SoldofSky JiUi Garnet D Oln for have background economics, and statistics. The text deals with the institutions, problems, organizations, and analytical procedures that are unique to financial management. Although the text is strongly managerial and practical, it attempts to relate current theoiy to1,142 words
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OVERSEAS
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Article508 1978-04-24 3 THE downgrading of North Sea oil forecasts for this year are more disappointing for the British government than at first appeared. According to ooservers in London, although the fall appears relatively modest about 55 million to 65 million tonnes this year against 80-70 million tons508 words
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Article247 1978-04-24 3 Reuter A US SENATE committee study, in a searing criticism of the business establishment, has recommended that interlocking directorships between corporations with more than US$l billion (552.3 billion) in assets be prohibited. The study, by the Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs disclosed "an extraordinary pattern of concentration"Reuter - 247 words
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343 1978-04-24 3 US FEDERAL Reserve Board chairman William Miller confirmed that the central bank has moved to tighten US money aupply and nudge interest rates up to combat inflation, the Chicago Tribune reported. Mr. Miller aaid in an interview with the paper that the board'* move343 words
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Article, Illustration1192 1978-04-24 3 LEADERS of the US House and Senate Energy Conference finally reached agreement on Friday on natural gas pricing, an issue that Congress has tried repeatedly to resolve for more than two decades. The agreement, which still lacks the formal approval from the conference, came a1,192 words
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Article177 1978-04-24 3 SPECIFIC undertakings are needed from European trade unions and their members to control rates of wage increases if greater monetary stability is to be achieved in Europe. Giovanni Magnlflco, economic counsellor at the Bank of Italy, said the EEC's goal of greater stability requires177 words
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WORLD IN BRIEF
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Article429 1978-04-24 3 Agencies THE Italian Foreign Trade Ministry said it plans to relax curbs on the reinvestment of funds in foreign securities bought before July 27, 1973, the date when a 50 per cent non-interest bearing lira deposit with the Central Bank was imposed on purchases of foreign securities. AAgencies - 429 words
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318 1978-04-24 3 NEW YORK bullion analysts and commodity brokers feel it is too early to lift inflation hedges In gold and silver futures markets because the government's antl-lnflatlon measures may be ineffective In curbing rising prices this year. The precious metals experts said they believe318 words
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Advertisement36 1978-04-24 3 M 4-.T" V ....w Wi^W kMrJiL* i#r*L 4r% BALLY OF SWITZERLAND -i •H S s rifln THE LEADING TAILORS A STORE OUTFITTERS HIGH ST CENTRE LUCKY PLAZA OCEAN BUILDING SUPREME HOUSE HILTON, RAFFLES HOTELS COLD STORAGE36 words
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Advertisement269 1978-04-24 3 t We re one of Singapore's youngest banks! Considering that the first account, established with us. is just four years old, we have already become a sturdy plant, firmly rooted in our garden city Fertilised by satisfied customers, who entrust their business to us and who come to us for269 words
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Page 3 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous624 1978-04-24 3 TWO-IN-ONE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Gave the boy a dollar and cheered him up (6) 7 One that writes about drink? (8) 8 Did he live In one room? (4) 10 Err as pupils may do (4, 2) 11 Sort of vest to wear for a ball? (6) 14624 words
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RAW MATERIALS
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Article347 1978-04-24 4 TERMINAL rubber in London on Friday finished at or near the day's highs but still showed losses from Thursday night of 0.60 to 0.25 pence per kilo. Turnover totalled 219 lots of 15 tonnes Including 58 kerbs which featured five call options, plus seven lots of five tonnes.347 words
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Article230 1978-04-24 4 THE STRAITS tin price on Saturday rose Ms2s to $1,551 per picul, on an official offering down 10 tonnes to 215 tonnes. In LONDON on Friday, tin on the day rose by C 125 for cash and t'7s for Three Months in both contracts. The market was well230 words
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Article86 1978-04-24 4 C.I F North European ports, in US dollars per ton unless otherwise stated LONDON: Friday Previous Malaysia 5% ffa bulk per tonne June 602 sir 605 sir Sumatra 5% ffa bul* April unch 650 sir May 630 slr/625 pd 635 sir June 615 sir 612.50 sir July 59086 words
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Article340 1978-04-24 4 ROBUSTA futures closed officially irregular on local dealer sand Jobber weekend booksquaring in London on Friday. Losses at the close compared with Thursday night ranged from C5O to £21 per tonne. The market had opened 125 down to unchanged. Volume traded was 2,854 lots including 21 options. Near Months340 words
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Article222 1978-04-24 4 TERMINAL cocoa in London on Friday closed £3 down to £14.50 up based on Thursday night. Turnover totalled 2.925 lots including 793 lots crossed and 18 options. Prices eased in afternoon trading partly against New York but finally moved up from the lows on weekend covering and general book-squaring,222 words
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Article234 1978-04-24 4 SUGAR futures closed £2.25 to £1.65 per tonne higher and turnover totalled 2,299 lots, Including 12 options. In London on Friday. Market sources said values fluctuated in a narrow range during the afternoon before closing around the day's highs on local book-squaring prompted by steadiness in New York. In234 words
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Article223 1978-04-24 4 CHICAGO soybean futures on Friday held gains at the close, although below the day's highs, but up 15V* to s'/i US cents a bushel. The market opened sharply higher, as expected, mainly in response to the smaller than expected USDA soybean stocks estimate, and reached the day's top early,223 words
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Article193 1978-04-24 4 WHEAT futures ended lower, closing at losses of 2% to 5Vi US cents a bushel In Chicago on Friday. Prices rose about two cents in early trading as speculative buying was encouraged by the sharp advance In soybean futures and aided by the smallerthan expected USDA wheat stocks estimate.193 words
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Article204 1978-04-24 4 BANGKOK rice prices were quoted as follows on Saturday: (Prices In US dollars per tonne fob. basis Bangkok): White Rice: 100 pet Ist class 442. 100 r:t 2nd class 427. 100 pet 3rd class 422. pet 413. 10 pet 400. 15 pet 392, 20 pet 387. 25 pet 377.204 words
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Article793 1978-04-24 4 RENEWED rumours of forthcoming US gold sales > triggered a sharp sell-off in I New York on April 14 with the price level being depressed there by almost US$6.OO per ounce compared with the European 1 close. In the first half of last week, the market then traded unlnsplrlngly793 words
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Article398 1978-04-24 4 COPPER wlrebars on the day rose by 14 for cash and 1'4.50 for Three Months in London on Friday. The market was steady during afternoon ring trading prompted by the trend In US futures with Three Months trading up to C7lO. But prices fell back on the kerb under398 words
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Article80 1978-04-24 4 LEAD on the day rose by L' 4.75 for cash and 14.25 for Three Months in London on Friday. Values were steady during afternoon ring dealings but fell back on the kerb under liquidation following the dip in copper values. Three Months traded down to 1311 on the kerb80 words
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Article266 1978-04-24 4 SILVER on the London Metal Exchange on Friday rose by 3.9 to 4.1 pence per troy ounce on the day. The afternoon market was steady in line with the movements in US futures but trading was slow. Prices on the morning pre-market were marked up at the outset reflecting266 words
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Article76 1978-04-24 4 ZINC on the day rose by L' 1.50 for cash and i' 2 for Three Months in London on Friday. Prices were steady during afternoon ring dealings but long liquidation developed on the kerb following the news that workers at the three major Belgian nonferrous metal companies had ended76 words
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668 1978-04-24 4 THE RETURN of buying Interests. both local and overseas. took the Singapore produce market to higher levels last week. Benefitting most from this resurge of demand were the pepper dealers. The white grades received better attention than the black ones. Consequently, all white peppers were668 words
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Article274 1978-04-24 4 CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE. SINGAPORE NOON CLOSINC PRICES PER PICL'L ON SATURDAY: Coconut oil: Bulk $82 sellers, old drum $87 sellers, new drum $02 sellers. Capra: Mixed (loose! UK/Cont. $55 buyers Pepper: Muntok ASTA white f.o.b 100% NLW $390 sellers. Sarawak white l o b. 96% NLW $370 sellers.274 words
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE$
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Article245 1978-04-24 4 THE RECENT sharp recovery in the New York Stock Market with a record volume of 63V» million shares traded gave a boost to the US dollar when it opened firm last week at the 2.03 level against the mark. The US unit was further propelled upwards when the245 words
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Article64 1978-04-24 4 THE PRIME rate of moat commercial banks in Singapore now atands at 7 per cent. Overaea-Chineae Banking Corporation ia atill offering 'i 1 T" 110 while United Commercial Bank ia maintaining ita prime rate at 7'« per cent. The atated prime rate of the bank ia the64 words
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Article287 1978-04-24 4 Asian rates THE ACU market last week saw an upturn on Wednesday in New York when the Federal Reserve did reverse repurchase in overnight funds to hit a high of 6.86 per cent. Rates firmed by per cent and the market remained tight, reinforced by an increase in money supply287 words
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Article310 1978-04-24 4 THE RECENT 5J575 million Government bond issue met with overwhelming response, resulting In the stocks being twice oversubscribed. The average successful tender price for the three-year stock at 100.58 gave a yield of 4.79 per cent, a level which was well below market expectation. The interbank market last week310 words
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Article123 1978-04-24 4 Euro rates LONDON Eurodollar deposits on Friday closed steady around higher opening levels in quiet preweekend trading. Periods maintained opening gains of around 1/16 that followed the Increase in US money supply figures with few rate movements noted tt roughout the session. Ifciy to day rates maintained their firm undertone123 words
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Article519 1978-04-24 4 THE US dollar last week experienced a significant recovery Jumping from 1.8882 Swiss francs, 2.0353 marks and 219.87 yen to 1.9635 2.0755 and 225.60, respectively. The improvement of the dollar's exchange rates, appearing in outlines already in the second half of the previous week when it climbed from 1.8500519 words
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Article50 1978-04-24 4 FOR the week ended Friday April 21 the range of call rates received from Short Deposits (M) Berhad was as follows:- BANK FUND: 3\ per cent to 4% per cent. GENERAL FUND: 3 1 per cent to 4 3 per cent. Movements of fund totalled $443 million.50 words
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Article177 1978-04-24 4 AFTER reaching peaks against the mark and the Swiss franc, the dollar ended mixed in trading against major currencies on Friday. Reports that Congressional conferees had reached a "gentlemen's agreement" on some aspects of natural gas pricing in the Energy Bill spurred a dollar buying rally that was already177 words
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Article119 1978-04-24 4 IN QUIET trading as operators sought to square positions before the weekend, the dollar finished little changed against most currencies on Friday. The Swiss franc ended virtually unchanged at 50.80/90 US cents after rising to 51.05 cents, while the mark was slightly stronger at 48.10/13 cents, compared with119 words
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Article91 1978-04-24 4 Source: Astley Pearce THE INTERBANK overnight market last week was moderately active on Monday when the result of the Government Bond issue was announced. Trading went up to 7 to 6'/, per cent but generallyeased off and maintained its level to close at 3* to 3 per cent.Source: Astley & Pearce - 91 words
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Article55 1978-04-24 4 FRANKFURT exchanges closing quotes on April 21: U8 2 0780 0600 Can 1 8160/80 Stf 3 786/796 D fl 93 62/82 S Fr 105 60-106 10 Lit 2 385/395 F Fr 44.68/78 Yen 0 9195 <C05 B Fr I roil i 6 420 -415 H Fr Clint 6 ,n55 words
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Advertisement133 1978-04-24 4 Call our Port Kelang or K.L. Office for any emergency repairs to your ships afloat at Port Kelang or Port Dickson. MSE has now extended its services for wider coverage beyond Johore. *****3 Port Kelang office ***** Kuala Lumpur office MALAYSIA SHIPYARD AND ENGINEERING SDN. BHD. Pasir Gudang, Johore. K.L.133 words
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TRANSPORT
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Article, Illustration833 1978-04-24 5 CHAN BONG SOO - By CHAN BONG SOO KUWAITI-owned Seaspeed Services, operators of the largest roll-on roll-off (roro) fleet In the world, is planning to withdraw two, or possibly all three, of Its ro-ro vessels from the Singapore West Asia run In the near future, according to833 words
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Article625 1978-04-24 5 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Time From SIA SQ103 1045 KUL SIA SQ209 1045 HLP MAS MH605 1045 KUL GIA GA944 1055 PKU GIA GA908 1100 MES GIA GA893 1110 AMS/FRA/BOM PAL PR501 1125 MNL RBA BI325 1155 BWN GIA GA982 1200 HLP SIA SQ240 1210 MES625 words
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334 1978-04-24 5 Quek Peck Lim - •y Quek Peck Lim in Milan INDUSTRIAL actios by Alitalia air crews have caused lone delays on all flights of the Italian state airline Passengers are subject to an hour's delay on the average. The action was taken by flight crews to334 words
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202 1978-04-24 5 Reuter THE WEST German government should take measures to ease shipowners' worsening liquidity problems, caused mainly by the dollar's fall against the mark, the German Shipowners Association chairman Nikolaus Schuees said. Association members will not be able to meet debt service requirements thisReuter - 202 words
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140 1978-04-24 5 Reuter. THE Buenos Aires Port Captaincy, in a move to speed up movement of grains in ports, has ordered a three-shift working day, from Monday to Saturday. Export and shipping sources estimated that at least 50 vessels are held up in Buenos AiresReuter. - 140 words
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121 1978-04-24 5 Reuter. THE Waterfront Commission of New York harbour said it will continue negotiations this week with union and management officials over the shortage of freight checkers in the port. Executive director of the commission Leonard Newman met representatives of the International Longshoremen's Association andReuter. - 121 words
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Article58 1978-04-24 5 MEMBER lines of the Association of West India Trans-Atlantic Steam Ships said the Port of Spain congestion surcharge will be increased for west and east-bound traffic to US$lB per freight ton net, from $15.2, from May 1. The increased surcharge will apply to all vessels commencing: to load58 words
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Article172 1978-04-24 5 SINGAPORE shipyards have been enjoying a field day in converting ships for the past two years but things may change very sooo. One of Japan's largest shipyards, Hitachi Zosen, has been eyeing this market and has established a Ship Conversion Planning Department. This is a clear indication that172 words
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Article, Illustration375 1978-04-24 5 EXPECTED ARRIVALS TODAY KEPPEL WHARVES Prlnsendam 0600 (after American Chieftain) 3/4 Sibonga (after Jade Bay (Draft 9.7 m) 5/6 Perils (1400 after Straits Hope) 20 east Rajah Brooke (0600 21 Mandalay (after Temburong) (Req. Ramp) (Subject Free Board) 22 Golden Globe (0900) 38/39 Moresby Express (0600) 40/41375 words
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Article182 1978-04-24 5 Reuter. THE British government will not decide until June whether state-owned British Airways can proceed with its planned purchase of 19 Boeing 737 jet liners, airline sources said. Aviation sources had been expecting a decision at the end of last week. British Airways favours the BoeingReuter. - 182 words
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Article170 1978-04-24 5 UPI. BUSINESS remained heavily weighted in the Western Hemisphere and concentrated in the time-charter section where grain companies continued to book tonnage alongside liner operators. Dreyfus took the 28,281 dwt Benhlant at U554,600 per day for one Great Lakes round voyage after prompt delivery In Gibraltar, while ContinentalUPI. - 170 words
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Article67 1978-04-24 5 CALMARINE, a local shipyard, recently won a contract to build a trawler yacht costing $500,000. The 23-metre yacht is to be built to an American design. The owner is Sea Voyages International, a US company based in Seattle, Washington. Construction on the yacht will take 10 months. CalMarlne67 words
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Advertisement18 1978-04-24 5 SINTAT Rent-a-Car SINGAPORE AIRPORT TEL: *****5 CITY TEL *****55 -f Coll us for your local or onward reservations18 words
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Advertisement46 1978-04-24 5 ATTENTION! BUSINESS TIMES READERS An informative brochure will be distributed by the vendor with your issue of The Business Times this morning. We hope you will take the time to read it. And to act on the special offer it contains. THE ASIAN WALL SIREET JOURNAL46 words
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REVIEWS
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Article, Illustration1384 1978-04-24 6 PAT GOH TALKS WITH PIANIST SEOW YIT KIN I HARDLY thought that the next time I met Seow Ylt Kin, I would be Interviewing him, for we are old friends and "grew up" together, musically speaking, both playing in my Dad, Ooh Soon Tloe's orchestra.1,384 words
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Article, Illustration503 1978-04-24 6 JOE PETERS - »y JOE PETERS THE GIFT of good musicianship and guitar technique was very evidently demonstrated by the students of guitarist Mr. Robert Luse, in a performance at the Singapore Conference Hall on Thursday. Performing to an almost full house, his students played with a higher musical maturity503 words
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Article, Illustration318 1978-04-24 6 WLK JUST like the drink after it was named, the Staye Club's "Singapore Sling" was a sizzling concoction of everything songs, dances, comic sketches, the lot. The three-day revue ended on Saturday. Items that stand out in my memory are "Metrication" by Pam Ayres, "Sine Song" byWLK - 318 words
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Article, Illustration656 1978-04-24 7 The Billion Dollar Bubble and other atones from the Asian Wall Street Journal Seth Lipsky (Editor) Dow Jones Publishing Company (Asia) Hongkong 1978. SfB Reviewed by Siva Arasu IT IS always annoying to be told what to think about a book. So It was a most delightful656 words
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Article, Illustration604 1978-04-24 7 LIM SENG HOO - LIM SENG HOO TfOUNG players triumphed over their older counterparts In the Just-completed thirtieth Chess Championship of Singapore. Xhe tournament which wtfs sponsored by OverseaChinese Banking Corporation OCBC) and Singapore Airlines (SIA) was held daily from April 1 at High Street Centre and ended604 words
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Article, Illustration1195 1978-04-24 7 CRAIG CLAIBORNE - By CRAIG CLAIBORNE NYT THERE are certain names in the world of wine and food that are inextricably linked. These pairings include Moet and Chandon, Fortnum and Mason, Cross and Blackwell. Another pairing indelibly inscribed on the gastronomic roster is Lea and Perrins, makersNYT - 1,195 words
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Article1128 1978-04-24 7 New Directions quarterly. The Electronics Industry in Singapore Pang Eng Fong and Linda Lim, Chopmen Enterprises, 1977 Reviewed by Hong Hai, Dept of Business Administration, Univ. of Singapore THERE are many myths about the electronics Industry in Singapore. They vary from the notion that the industryNew Directions quarterly. - 1,128 words
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Advertisement674 1978-04-24 6 1+ dine... V w L sinGapura FORUM HOTEL Cockpit %oit\ OXLEY RISE/PENANG ROAD, SINGAPORE 9. TEL: *****1 181 Orchard Road, S'pore 9. Tel: *****2 Pebble Bar Experience the unique expression of Tanla Great Sound Big Show You'll love the dynamic and versatile Tanla For memorable yester hits and today's favourites.674 words
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Page 6 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous823 1978-04-24 6 I LEISURE TIME FILMS: THE CONTROVERSIAL French film producer Jean-Luc Godard, best known of late for virtual political tracts on celluloid, can be viewed in one of his more llghthearted phases tomorrow, 9pm at the RELC building, Orange Grove Road the French Embassy and Alliance Franchise will be presenting free823 words
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Miscellaneous272 1978-04-24 6 TV RADIO SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opening announcements followed by Nalla Warn (Tamil-Re-peat) 0 3.30 Diary Of Events (Tamil) 3.35 Afternoon Matinee The Scarlet Hour (Pt. 1) Starring: Carol Ohmart, Tom Tryon, James Gregory 4.20 Intermission 6.ooOpening announcements followed by Land Of The Lost (Last Episode) 0 6.30 News in272 words
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Advertisement309 1978-04-24 7 HOTEL ASIA 37 Scotts Road, Singapore 9 Tel: *****8 KING'S HOTEL Havelock Road, Singapore 3 Tel: *****1 CHEQUERS HOTEL 418 Thomson Road, Singapore 11 Tel: *****/7 LADYHILL HOTEL 1 Ladyhill Road, Singapore 10 Tel: *****1 HOTEL EQUATORIAL 429 Bukit Timah Road, Singapore 10 Tel: ***** LION CITY HOTEL 15 Tanjong309 words
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MARKET REVIEWS
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1276 1978-04-24 8 GOH HIANG FONG - •y GOH HIANG FONG A FRESH wave of buying across the board of the Singapore stock market last week carried it to higher grounds with gains of more than 10 cents being very common. This was one of the most active weeks in the history1,276 words
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444 1978-04-24 8 Ten Teck Weng - Coiwpilid by Ten Teck Weng SCRIP ISSUE «X M muuon OTHERS SOUTH JOHORE AMALGAMATED HOLDINGS has subscribed to the fullv luuml sidfary UP capital ot *****11 Johore Agencies, making the latter Its wholly owned subE f^ R Qo oL mD y STRIES444 words
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1034 1978-04-24 8 GERALD COLVERD - LONDON ■r GERALD COLVERD THE opening of traded option business in the London market last Friday listed the stock of Consolidated Ooldfields as the most actively traded counter The group has its earnings sources neatly split between gold mining Investment and the UK construction industry.1,034 words
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787 1978-04-24 8 NEW YORK NYT •SPONTANEOUS combustion" that's how one Wall Streeter last Monday tagged the stock market's rally, looking over his shoulder at the eye-popping session of the previous Friday when the Dow Jones Industrial average vaulted nearly 20 points on the breath-catching record volumeNYT - 787 words
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418 1978-04-24 8 TOKYO THE Tokyo stock market closed out with scanty gains last week after profit-ta-kers shaved most of its solid early advance which had lifted the Dow Jones average at yet another record high. The Dow, a 31.53-yen loser the previous week, edged up 4.49 to418 words
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Article526 1978-04-24 8 HONGKONG FROM a dull and lifeless start last week, the Hongkong market gradually picked up strength to close at the high of the week, bouyed by the strength of the American market, renewed support around 430 on the index, a shortage of stock and speculation over526 words
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722 1978-04-24 8 BULLISH support focused on selected Issues admlst generally buoyant conditions made for a very steady market last week. < Throughout the week, the market was a hive of activity with dally turnover well above the four million unlt mark, suggesting heightened participation722 words
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Article265 1978-04-24 8 SYDNEY. .BHP up THE Sydney share market ended the week with an easier tone compared with the good gains early last week. BHP rose to a yearly high of A 56.48 at one stage after the announcement of the increased dividend at the end of the previous week. Like other265 words
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Advertisement133 1978-04-24 8 txe* o« e study with WblsevHall OXFORD Institute of Administrative Management Institute of Bankers Inst of Chartered Secretaries Administrators Inst of Statistic ans London Cham6er of Commerce Industry HSC/GCE A Level MCE/SCGCE O Level London AEB GCE A O Levels Modern Mathematics for Teachers Foulks Lvnch IXJNDON Ass of Certified133 words
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Article242 1978-04-24 9 EUROPEAN COMPANIES UK. LONDON: Dunlop International. owned 60 per cent by Dunlop Holdings of the UK and 40 per cent by is moving its base from England to Zurich. The company holds Dun- lop's investments in the US, '.South Africa, Nigeria, and elsewhere overseas. ItsUK. - 242 words
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541 1978-04-24 9 Reuter THE HAGUE: Royal Dutch/ Shell group president Dirk De Bruyne said results in the first quarter of 1978 should be better than in the fourth quarter, when net Income was C 287 million. Presenting the 1977 trading report, he said margins in theReuter - 541 words
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Article213 1978-04-24 9 AMSTERDAM: Total turnover on the European Options Exchange (EOE) in the first full week of trading was just over 3,000 contracts. An EOE spokesman called this a satisfactory level, though a daily turnover of 7,000 is regarded as break even by the exchange. Daily turnover ranged between213 words
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216 1978-04-24 9 LONDON: Plessey Co Ltd said it is disappointed that the International Civil Aviation Organisation (CAO) has rejected its Doppler microwave landing system. However, it hopes to participate in the manufacture of the US time reference scanning beam system. The ICAO voted in favour of216 words
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Article440 1978-04-24 9 ASIAN COMPANIES TOYOTA, Japan's largest auto manufacturer, continued in 1977 and early 1978, to set a series of firsts in the industry. The organisation, run by two independent manufacturing and sales companies. Toyota Motor Co. and Toyota Motor Sales Co.. also lays claim to being440 words
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Article64 1978-04-24 9 TOKYO: Mitsui and Co Ltd said its wholly-owned European subsidiary, Mitsui Europe, and International Corn Corp of Belgium will establish a joint venture in Rotterdam this month to handle EEC grain imports. The new firm. Mit Corn NV. will be capitalised at 100,000 guilders, shared equally by64 words
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Article146 1978-04-24 9 Reuter TOKYO: Tokyo Electric Power Co Ltd said it is studying possibilities of importing pressurised water reactors (PWR) from West Germany's Kraftwerke Union. Power industry sources said the company is showing interest in the Kraftwerke Union's reactor because it is easy to overhaul and has developedReuter - 146 words
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Article102 1978-04-24 9 TOKYO: Kobe Steel Ltd said it received a 30 billion yen order from Ste Arab Des Industries Metallurgiques (Samia), a Kuwait-Mauri-tania Joint venture company. to build an iron ore palletising plant in Mauritania by 1981. The plant, with a capacity of two million tonnes of pailetised102 words
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Article56 1978-04-24 9 MELBOURNE: The Esso Exploration and Production Australia Inc/ Western Mining Corp Ltd partnership said they are preparing to production test the interval 3,367 to 3.382 metres in the Houtman No 1 well offshore Western Australia to help determine reservoir and formation fluid characteristics. The well is at56 words
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Article138 1978-04-24 9 Reuter MARINE Midland Bank's chairman Edward Duffy told the annual meeting that the company sees broadened opportunities brought about by a substantially Improved capital base throughs Its afrillcatlon with Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Co. He added, however, the company's basic goal Is to continue toReuter - 138 words
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Article109 1978-04-24 9 Reuter MANILA: Philippine Oil and Geothermal Energy Inc (Pogei) will drill three more wells this year. Vice-president Jesus Galang said one will be in the Visayan Sea, Central Philippines, a contract area covering 422,500 hectares where the first exploration well was drilled by Pogel inReuter - 109 words
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Article79 1978-04-24 9 SYDNEY: Boral Ltd said it brought 50.300 Australian Gypsum Industries Ltd shares at A 52.20 each, raising its Gypsum stake to 12.96 million shares of 50.1 per cent to the 25.87 million on issue. As previously reported, Boral proposes to offer $2.22 cash for each 50 cent79 words
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Article458 1978-04-24 9 PRICES closed slightly higher on Saturday as revived interest in blue chips pared an initial fall. The Dow Jones average rose 5.75 points to close at 5,'08.04 with volume 160 million shares. The New Index closed at 411.74, down 0.90. Some high-priced shares rose with Pioneer rising 90 to458 words
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Article35 1978-04-24 9 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Friday 455 0 Thursday 454.8 Week Ago 447.4 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 812.80 Thursday 814.54 Week Ago 795.13 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Friday 107 to 107' > Thursday 107'i to 10835 words
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Article336 1978-04-24 9 EUROPEAN MARKETS l a SHARE prices in AMSTERDAM closed mixed last Friday following overnight firmer Wall Street prices. Akzo. Royal Dutch and Unilever firmed, while Hoogovens and Philips were lower in Dutch internationals. Shares with losses over one guilder Included ABN. Gistbrocades and Naarden State loans edged lower.336 words
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Article234 1978-04-24 9 APR 21 ns ABN 352 50 -2.5 Ahold 100 00 +2 Akzo 25 50 +0.5 AMEV 83 80 +0.3 Amfas ***** -0 2 Amrot Bank 76.10 -0.7 Bergoss 56 40 +0.2 Berk 89 50 -0.4 Bote 70 00 -0 5 Borsumij 150 00 -1.5 Burhmann 67 70 -0 3234 words
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Article94 1978-04-24 9 APR 21 Frs FORWARD MARKET Acec 279 +12 Arbed 2060 10 Astur 676 38 Brascan 466 +6 Bru-Lamb 1575 unch Canpac 502 Cock 382 +6 De Beers 155 unch Ebes 2455 -10 Elect robel 6340 ♦20 Gb-Inno-Bm 2115 -5 Gev 1400 ♦22 Hobok 2545 ♦25 Petro 4250 unch Ryl94 words
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Article231 1978-04-24 9 APR 21 Dm Aef-Telefunken 8570 -0 4 Akzo 24 30 ♦0.6 Allz Leben Allz Vers 466 -10 BASF 136 80 ♦0 3 Bay H T Wbank 282 unch Bay Vbank 305 -3 5 Bayer 137.80 ♦0.3 BBC 288 50 ♦0 5 BMW 215B Cassella 365 unch Chem Verw 238231 words
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Article104 1978-04-24 9 APR 21 Lire Ante 90 25 -0 75 Assoc Gen ***** 460 Bastogi 403 5 Centrale 3410 ♦80 Fiat 1920 ♦•1 f Insider 78.75 -4 75 Gen Immob 75 75 -0 75 IFI Prl 2065 4 Iialcementi ***** ♦■130 It.Ugas 625 -5 Italxider 145 -3 25 Magneti M Pf104 words
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Article292 1978-04-24 9 APR 21 Frs CORBEILLE Alr-Liqulde 310 *6 B S N Gervais Danone 495 ♦4 CS F (ThomsonCsf) 237 90 3 9 Cie Francalse desPetroles 129 70 ♦4.8 Compagnle Flnanclere Compagnle Generate 382 50 ♦3 5 Credit Fonder De France 335 1 Harhette (Libralrle) 188 80 10 8 Machines Bull292 words
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Article182 1978-04-24 9 APR 21 Francs Actions Suisse* 267 v* V. Alusulsse Br 1140 -50 AlusuisseReg 525 -15 Brown Boverl Br 1585 -10 ClbaGeigy Br 1165 -15 Clba Gelgy PC 860 -10 Ciba Qeigy Reg 650 I Credit Suisse Br 2175 ♦5 Credit Suisse Reg 418 -1 Elektrowatt Br 1610B unch George182 words
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Article204 1978-04-24 9 APK 21 C» Abitibi 12*. Alcan 30 -1 Algoinu 19'. Bank Mont 20 Bank Nova Scotia Bell Tel 55 Beth Corp BP Can Ltd 15'. Brascan 16'. Camp Red Lake 32'. S Can Imp Bk 28'. Canpac 18'« Canpar Inv PI 16B unch CarlingO'Keefe 4 Coininco 27-4 Cons Bath204 words
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Article294 1978-04-24 9 APR 21 Rand INDUSTRIALS A Alpha 100 unch Abercom 173 -9 AE And CI 243 unch AMIC 840 -40 Barlows 350 unch Cg Sugar C'NA 615 120 B 15 C'urrie Finance 65 l>e Beers Ind 875B Edcon 180 Edgars 2100 -100 Eveready 170 Fed Volk 135B Fugit 76 Gardlan294 words
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Article879 1978-04-24 9 NEW YORK THE stock market drifted lower In active trading last Friday, reflecting fears of rising Interest rates. Prices began weakening after the opening In response to the Federal Reserve's report late Thursday of a big rise In the US money supply. But the decline might have been879 words
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Advertisement208 1978-04-24 9 Information for busy executives <? m o/ .ji i." > 4-i **Si <*0 C f:V mmrt < ,j: ASEAN textiles; sew Abo and Malaysian attitudes to rural development The latest issue of the ASEAN Business Quarterly contains, inter alia, a survey of Thailand's investment policies an account of their revised208 words
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760 1978-04-24 10 GOH HIANG FONG - r Market Talk... GOH HIANG FONG THE newly set up Securl£s Clearing and Computer rvlces, an ancllllary organisation of the Stock Exchange of Singapore, will receive computer programmes prepared by the International Business Machines during the middle 6f this year. > A test-run will760 words
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Article87 1978-04-24 10 LOW harvests in Malaysia due to bad weather will have an effect on first quarter performance, Plantation Holdings Ltd chairman K.R. Cork told the annual meeting. The growth rate of orders which has continued to slow from the final 1977 quarter has had its effect on sales87 words
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163 1978-04-24 10 BUSINESS TIMES INDUSTRIAL GROUP INDICES (BASE YEAR: JANUARY 4, 1971 100) IS77/78 Week's Action High Low Industrial Group Week Ended Point f April 14 April 21 Changr 269 96 145 90 Automotive 261.08 269.96 +8.88 496 57 328.67 Banks. Insurance. Finance and Trustees 364.32 367 21 +2.89 186 3] 135163 words
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267 1978-04-24 10 MATSUSHITA Electric Company (Malaysia) Berhad has invested a total of Ms 24 million in Malaysia since its establishment in the country 12 years ago. This augured well for an organisation which, from a humble start catering to the domestic market, had become a gigantic corporation267 words
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Article699 1978-04-24 10 Current Ek Book* Date Total for Total for payment Date close payable the year previous year K.L. Kepong Deb 6 25%(g) Apr 7 Apr 19 Apr 25 104% G.E. Life 22%<k) Apr 17 Apr 24 Apr 27 33% 29% A. Enterprise Talam Mine* 10%<n) Mar^l Apr 12 Apr699 words
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Article184 1978-04-24 10 Company Particulars Books Close Ex Date Sime Darby Kramat Tin United Overseas Bonus Issue of 1 for.1 Bonus Issue of 1 for 5 May 4 May 10 Apr 26 Apr 27 Bank Bonus Issue of 1 for 10 May 6 Apr28 May 23 Straits Steamship Bonus Issue of184 words
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Article175 1978-04-24 10 Ajinomoto (M) Bhd: AGM to be held at miles, Simpang Salak. South Baharu, Kuala Lumpur, at 9.00 a.m. on April 25. City Developments Ltd: AGM to be held at 24th Floor, Hong Lpong Building, 16. Raffles Quay, at 10.00 a.m., on April 27. Great Eastern Life Assurance Co.175 words
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Article32 1978-04-24 10 Pre-tax profit: $448,193($438,165)on turnover of $11.30 million (10.13 million) for the year ended Dec 31, 1977. Net profit $314,193 ($438,165) First and final dividend: Five per cent tax exempt (nil).32 words
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Article2627 1978-04-24 10 I97H Hitch Low Company Last Safe Gr'» Gr'« Net Week Div Dtv Y'ld P/E +or- Cvr Week Vol Week CMOt Hi«h Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIALS 181 132 Ac ma 213 123* Alcom 137 112 Allied Choc 225* 195* Bata 72V, 60'i Ben 247 191 Boustead 183 1442,627 words
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Article1721 1978-04-24 10 April 21 ON the Chicago Board Options Exchange, a total of 177,091 contracts were traded last Friday, compared with 250,972 on Thursday. OPTIONS APL JLY OCT STOCK Alcoa Alcoa Alcoa Alcoa Am Tel Am Tel Am Tel AtlR AtlR AtlR Avon Avon-P Avon Avon-P A* on Avon-P1,721 words
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Article, Illustration867 1978-04-24 11 The Observer. LONDON: On reflection, the wonder of Gary Player's winning last round In the Masters was not that it was so low but that it was as high as 64, a mere eight under par. On three holes he left himself theThe Observer. - 867 words
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Article, Illustration1217 1978-04-24 11 What ails British soccer spectators NYT. LONDON: During a soccer ?ime between Brighton and ottenham Hotspur last week, the teams had to take refuge In their dressing rooms for 14 minutes while the police cleared cursing, brawling spectators from the playing field. Last month, a 14-year-old boy was wounded byNYT. - 1,217 words
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942 1978-04-24 11 NYT NEW YORK: In pursuit of a scoop of chocolate mint Ice cream or a hot fudge brownie delight, Tracy Caulklns is all smiles. When it comes to chasing an American record in swimming, however, don't bother looking for anyNYT - 942 words
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Article, Illustration828 1978-04-24 11 ERNEST FRIDA - By ERNEST FRIDA RUDY Richards, the former rugby international celebrated his return to the Seletar Golf Club team with an impressive seven-over-par 75 against arch rivals Keppel In the Singapore Golf Association Premier League at Seletar course yesterday. Seletar thrashed Keppel by 14 strokes. The828 words
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Advertisement588 1978-04-24 11 q* OVERSEAS UNION BANK LTD. (INCORPORATED IN THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE I ANNOUNCEMENT NET PROFITS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMRER 1977 The Directors of the Bank are pleased to announce the following audited net profits for the year ended 31 December 1977 after providing for taxation, making transfers to588 words
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1210 1978-04-24 12 Reuter. AP AN INTERNATIONAL proposal to defend the US dollar by swapping unwanted dollars for so-called paper gold will be put forward during high-level meetings of the International Monetary Fund in Mexico City. The United States is taking a neutral attitude towards the plan publicly,Reuter.; AP - 1,210 words
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Article, Illustration640 1978-04-24 12 SOH TIANG KENG - By SOH TIANG KENG MANUFACTURING Is Singapore's largest employer, absorbing 27 per cent of the total labour force of 903,900. Commerce (23.5 per cent) comes next followed by community and social services (22.6 per cent), transport and communication (11.7 per cent) and finance, real estate and640 words
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217 1978-04-24 12 PAPUA New Guinea will continue to depend on large amounts of financial assistance until it becomes fully self-reliant. The World Bank, in its publication "Papua New Guinea: Its Economic Situation and Prospects for Development." said that although the country has become politically independent217 words
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289 1978-04-24 12 FRANCE agreed on Saturday for the first time to contribute to a special fund set up by the Asian Development Bank to finance cheap loans for some of Asia's poorest countries. But participants to a meeting in Vienna of countries putting up money289 words
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Article103 1978-04-24 12 THE US is prepared to give the rest of the world, particularly developing countries, half of the profits made by American mining companies from the potential mineral wealth beneath the world's oceans. US sources said. The sources, senior members of the US delegation to the ongoing United103 words
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233 1978-04-24 12 THE NTUC workers' transport cooperative. Comfort, is fast developing greater depth. Established eight years ago. Comfort now plays a significant role in the public transport system with government support. According to the latest issue of the Mirror, a weekly publication of the Ministry of Culture, Comfort233 words
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240 1978-04-24 12 CHINA will become a world leader in computer manufacturing in the near future, according to the 1978 edition of Asian Computer Yearbook. In spite of its late entry into modern electronics. China's technology could rival that of the most advanced countries of240 words
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Article176 1978-04-24 12 A CONSORTIUM of 17 banks has extended US$39O million (SSB97 million) the largest guaranteed by Britain's Export Credits Guarantee Department to Kowloon Electrir Supply Company. The loan, signed in London recently, carries a ftxed interest of per cent and 13 years maturity. A London merchant176 words
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Article202 1978-04-24 12 THREE courses will be organised by the National Productivity Board in the next two months. Two of them, from May 8 to 19. will be at the board's town training centre In Ramada Hotel. The first course is on production, design and maintenance of hydraulic202 words
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777 1978-04-24 12 Reuter. SAUDI Arabian energy officials have promised to continue to oppose any increases in oil prices through 1978. despite mounting pressures to raise prices at June's Opec meeting. This is revealed in a congressional report made public over the weekend. It was writtenReuter. - 777 words
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Article424 1978-04-24 12 AP TWO BILLS aimed at reducing US taxes on income earned abroad would make it more attractive for Americans to work overseas, the US Library of Congress said over the weekend in a study of the legislation. It was released by Senator Edward Kennedy whoAP - 424 words
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Advertisement104 1978-04-24 12 European Asian Bank Six Years of Growth in millions of DM 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 Total assets Business volume Credit volume Deposits Capital and reserves Net interest income Taxes Dividend 665 896 796 1,117 572 720 377 389 1.088 1,416 1,392 1,858 845 1,101 969 1,291 (10%) (10%)104 words
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Article3179 1978-04-24 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 Une Involved, and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from Singapore port. t mm ScanDatch baa a Joint service arrangement3,179 words
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Advertisement463 1978-04-24 13 Scan Dutch V Fast and Regular Service To/From N.C./SCAN/W.MED. Every 10 Days. Singapore: Tel. *****, Port Kelang: Tel. *****1, Kuala Lumpur Tel *****. Penang: Tel ***** SHIPPING S Seatrain I liM u 1 Container Service Tc Seatraiii train Centort *-47 I*l Far* *17 Lines Inc (USA) Trans Pacific Service OA*463 words
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