The Business Times, 2 October 1978
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Title Section10 1978-10-02 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 2WI/78 MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1978 50CENTS10 words
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BRIEFLY...
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Article49 1978-10-02 1 Reuter WASHINGTON, Sun. The Senate has voted to have US negotiators remove the Issue of textile tariff reductions from the multi-lateral trade talks In Geneva. The vote came on an amendment by Ernest Hollings to a Bill authorising increased loan authority for the US Export-Import Bank.Reuter - 49 words
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Article86 1978-10-02 1 AFP BOSTON, Sun. Doctors can now forecast that a patient will be struck with cancer In a few months' time by detecting the presence of a certain chemical substance in the blood, according to a report by a Massachusetts Hospital team of researchers. The report, published in theAFP - 86 words
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Article74 1978-10-02 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Developed countries were today urged to do away with their protectionist policy as this was a constraint which hindered exports from developing countries like Malaysia. Malaysia will not make much headway In her exports if developed countries do not alter this attitude, Information Minister Datuk74 words
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Article69 1978-10-02 1 Reuter LONDON, Sun. Prime Minister James Callaghan battled a revolt by powerful unions, and the leftwing of his own ruling Labour Party, against his policy of strict curbs on yearly pay rises. It posed the gravest challenge to Mr Callaghan since he took office In 1976.Reuter - 69 words
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Article50 1978-10-02 1 AP TOKYO, Sun. Nepal and China signed an agreement for construction of undisclosed projects In Peking today, China's official Hslnhua News Agency reported. Hslnhua gave no details of the agreement, which said It was signed by Nepalese Prime Minister Klrti Nldhi Bista and Chinese VicePremier Teng Hsiao-ping. AP.AP - 50 words
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Article65 1978-10-02 1 AFP MANILA, Sun. The Japanese government has finalised its seventh yen credit loan to the Philippines amounting to 32.5 billion y?n (5J364 million), Ambassador Klyohisa Mlkanagl said today. The loan, which is 50 per cent larger than the previous sixth loan of US$ll3 million (*****.25 million), isAFP - 65 words
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Article82 1978-10-02 1 Reuter BRUSSELS, Sun. Time stood still In continental Europe early today as six countries put their clocks back by one hour, reverting to winter time. International railway and airline timetables had to be adjusted In the absence of an agreement on a common central European time. Belgium, France,Reuter - 82 words
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Article67 1978-10-02 1 ORLANDO (Florida). Sun. UN secretarygeneral Kurt Waltthelm, praising President Carter's "remarkable skill and statesmanship" in the Camp David summit, called tonight on all nations to subordinate nationalistic alms to global interests. Mr. Carter's willingness to commit his high position, his time and energy to the goal of67 words
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Article79 1978-10-02 1 Reuter PEKING, Sun. China's coal production was greater than called for in the first eight months of the year and profits were up and production costs down, It was announced today. The New China News Agency said output of raw coal was 17.5 per cent greater thanReuter - 79 words
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Article119 1978-10-02 1 THE following list of stocks gives the 10 most traded on the Stock Exchange of Singapore last week. It gives the turnover in i thousands of units, closing prices on Friday and the high and low for 1978. Company 1Wa«var Prices High Low '000 Sept 29 1978119 words
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LOCAL STOCK INDICES
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Article72 1978-10-02 1 SeptZS SeptIC Sept 27 Sept 18 Sept 29 tt B T. Index: 1871 25 1766.24 1840.74 1807.93 1814.38 Industrials: 368.69 361.02 362.52 365.88 361.50 Finance: 647.58 635.58 642.91 650.82 846.53 Hotels: 201.16 258.95 257.89 259.44 161.81 Properties: 237.15 234.31 234.91 237.23 236.25 t Tins: 169.68 168.86 167.42 187.30 107.M72 words
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Article83 1978-10-02 1 Sept tt 8«pt36 8*1*27 Sept28 Septtt tt B T Index: 2877.50 2390.24 2549.78 2480.81 2406.08 Industrials: 400.78 301.41 303.21 306.60 306.97 FUmnce: 533.13 534.01 533 34 542.63 636.51 234.24 234.16 232.86 233.66 Hotels: 236.38 Properties: 217.23 210.00 200.48 216.06 214.66 t Tins: 178.92 178.83 175.98 176.32 1T0.<* t S83 words
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889 1978-10-02 1 RONNIE LIM - STRESS ON LOCAL CONTENT By RONNIE LIM SINGAPORE'S dlesel engine plant, which is also the US Cummins Engine's 19th manufacturing facility worldwide, will begin commercial production of Its 200-800 hp engines for the Asean market in mid-1980. The decision to go ahead with889 words
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Article177 1978-10-02 1 AFP UPI THE SWISS National Bank yesterday announced plans to intervene directly In foreign exchanges in a bid to halt the steep rise of the Swiss franc against other international currencies. In an official statement, the bank said a series of measures had been considered toAFP; UPI - 177 words
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Article50 1978-10-02 1 Reuter A TEAM of Japanese business leaders led by Talichiro Matsuo, president of the Marubeni Corporation, today left for Bangkok to investigate areas of new Investment In Asean. The team is visiting the five Asean states at the Initiative of the Ministry of International Trade and Industry. Reuter.Reuter - 50 words
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776 1978-10-02 1 COLIN CHEE; PETER CHIA - By COLIN CHEE and PETER CHIA CURRENT market Jitters should steady with the injection of $62.5 million when two bank-backed Investment companies come to the st£ck market before the end of the year. x The two new Issues are among at least four which776 words
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282 1978-10-02 1 THE LONDON Metal Exchange (LME) will begin trading in aluminium today. The first contracts written will be for delivery on Jan 2. A decade of intermittent discussions preceded the LME's introduction of aluminium on its trading list. Hh move had met with282 words
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Article145 1978-10-02 1 TODAY Business Times fs two years old. To celebrate our anniversary we have prepared a supplement on the leaders of Singapore, top men in politics, the civil service, business, commerce and the professions, as well as custodians of local culture and highlights of those people who have made145 words
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288 1978-10-02 1 JOHN TAN - •y JOHN TAN LOAN DEMAND continued to expand in August, fuelled by increased financing needs of the commercial and manufacturing sectors and the higher needs of financial Institutions. As a result, money market conditions tightened further In August and early September, and the one-month Interbank288 words
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Advertisement14 1978-10-02 1 SHIPPING TIMES .1 ■:<!>' > (rcNi./p 'i '»> jy»' ÜBCBAVT SCHEDULE I, LEISURE 7. SHAKE PRICES M14 words
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Article, Illustration2104 1978-10-02 2 HARD work and pragmatic leadership have enabled Singapore to carve out for itself a unique place in the world. In the past 20 years it has become established as a healthy political and economic entity. It remains as important a trading centre as2,104 words
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Article, Illustration599 1978-10-02 2 Novosti Press ABOUT 10 or 15 years ago almost all residents of old towns In Lithuania (a constituent Soviet republic) strove to move to new residential areas. The desire was quite understandable, since new blocks of flats were built in picturesqueNovosti Press - 599 words
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Article310 1978-10-02 2 COURSES AND TALKS Sept 1-Oct 6: A practical approach to computerised mgt Information system (MIS), SIM, SIM Sept 26-Oct 12: Industrial Relations, Holiday Inn. P.O.D. Oct 3: Management by objectives, Hilton, Consulasla. Oct 5-6: Mergers for managers, Hilton, Consulasla. Oct 6-28: The effective executive, SIM, SIM Oct 10-13:310 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous621 1978-10-02 2 TWO-11-OIE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Many a brownish piece of bread (5) 6 It grows from the tribal sapling (5) 9 Kerry's dispatch workers? (7) 10 Fix the rearward parts (5) 11 Forward to one of the bosses (5) 12 Drunken gipsy rhyme (5) 13 Film a wild steer621 words
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OVERSEAS
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742 1978-10-02 3 NYT WESTERN companies on the Arab boycott list are venturing quietly into Egypt in hopes of establishing a beachhead in the same countries which banned them because of their commercial links with Israel. Cairo, in a position paralleling its peace talks with Israel, has discreetlyNYT - 742 words
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501 1978-10-02 3 Reuter THE BRITISH government bond market Is generally expected to show little change over the immediate term, although the downside potential appears greater at present. The market has lost nearly one point in short-dated bonds over the week under the impact of risingReuter - 501 words
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318 1978-10-02 3 AFP A FLOOD of Japanese investment into Canada's west coast fishing industry in recent years could eventually cost Canadians control of the Cs36o-mlllion (Ss72o million) fisheries. The warning is contained in an analysis of foreign investment by an economist with the FisheriesAFP - 318 words
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407 1978-10-02 3 Washington Star THE CARTER Administration has lifted its objection to almost US$3OO million (SS69O million) in export financing aid for Argentina in anticipation of human rights improvements in the South American nation. The administration blocked low-interest credit to Argentina on July 17 onWashington Star - 407 words
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261 1978-10-02 3 Reuter THE last anti-dumping suit against cut-rate steel imports was dropped on Friday when Armco, the nation's third largest producer, withdrew its complaint against Britain. Armco took the action, at a time when American steel makers are growing impatient for more effective government reliefReuter - 261 words
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Article119 1978-10-02 3 AP THE COUNCIL of the International Sugar Organisation met in London on Friday and decided to extend the deadliMk for United State* ratification of the International Sugar Agreement until the end of the year. This was the second deadline accorded to America, the world's largest importerAP - 119 words
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1261 1978-10-02 3 Reuter THE FAILURE of Britain or Italy to enter the European monetary system could create almost Insurmountable problems In establishing the proposed system, central banking sources in Washington said. Studies about the system have been initiated by German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt and French PresidentReuter - 1,261 words
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Article118 1978-10-02 3 Reuter THE WORLD S food outlook appears to be improving. according to a report by the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO). But some countries still face extremely serious difficulties. The Rome-based organisation estimated output of wheat and coarse grains in 1978 at 1.1 billion tonnes.Reuter - 118 words
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WORLD IN BRIEF
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Article525 1978-10-02 3 Agencies JAPAN yesterday became the 19th member of the Patent cooperation treaty. Japan signed the pact on June 19. 1970 and deposited the ratification with the Geneva-based World Intellectural Property Organisation (WIOP) on July 1. The treaty is aimed at simplifying the formalities involved in internationalAgencies - 525 words
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Advertisement124 1978-10-02 3 9 If you can afford it, to be truly exclusive... i Si <**- 'V: :V v J I L\ fWJB"■ r '«T„ .<, .V V t CITROEN CX PALLAS The CX Pallas is designed for your comfort and your safety-a perfect balance of form and function, of beauty and practicability.124 words
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RAW MATERIALS
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Article299 1978-10-02 4 RUBBER futures in London on Friday closed about steady, mostly 0.10 pence down to 0.20 pence per kilo up from Thursday. Turnover was one lot of five tonnes and 187 lots of 15 tonnes including seven kerb trades which also included three options. In the morning, the market299 words
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Article293 1978-10-02 4 CHINESE Produce Exchange, Singapore noon closing prices per plcul on Saturday: Coconut oil: Bulk 593 sellers, old drum S9B sellers, new drum $103 sellers. (•pra: Mixed (loose) UK/Cont $64 buyers. Pepper: Muntok ASTA white f.O.b. 100% NLW $347.50 sellers. Sarawak white fob 96% NLW *330 sellers. Sarawak special293 words
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Article222 1978-10-02 4 SUGAR futures in London on Friday moved up fairly sharply in the afternoon partly geared to the day's closing out operations in the New York October spot position. Dealers said trade and chart support was Jointly featured. The market finished at or near the day's highs with on-balance gains222 words
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Article174 1978-10-02 4 THE STRAITS tin price in Penang on Saturday dropped a further MSIS to 5i,845 per picul. The official offering rose 70 tonnes to 260 tonnes, the highest for the week with Thursday's turnover of 133 tonnes the lowest. Saturday's tin price of 5i,845 was the lowest reached last174 words
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Article234 1978-10-02 4 BANGKOK rice prices were quoted as follows on Saturday: (In US dollars per tonne, F. 0.8. basis Bangkok) White Ricr: 100 pet Ist class 402.100 pet 2nd class 387.100 pet 3rd class 382. 5 pit 377 10 pet 352. 15 pet 347. 20 pet 342. 25 pel 332. 35234 words
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Article61 1978-10-02 4 LEAD ended the day £0.25 per tonne down for cash and £0.50 lower for Three Months in London on Friday. Values rallied from lower morning levels on light fresh buying and shortcovering in a rather thin and featureless market. In the morning, prices had eased under profittaking and on61 words
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Article349 1978-10-02 4 ROBUSTA futures In London on Friday closed steadier £25 to £33 per tonne higher, having held steady (or most of the morning with gains of around £19 from Thursday. Turnover was 1.941 lots including 18 options. Morning trading was light and well matched but overshadowed by the London International349 words
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Article370 1978-10-02 4 COPPER wlrebars, on the day, were down €2 for cash and £2.50 per tonne for Three Months in London on Friday. The afternoon market was featureless with traded prices hovering around endmorning levels in two-way dealings. The morning market had been subdued with prices softening under small liquidation and370 words
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Article253 1978-10-02 4 THE HONGKONG sliver futures market on Saturday remained tradeless, dull and featureless with the closing and fixing prices remaining unchanged at HK5261.00 per 10 ounces. On the LONDON Metal Exchange, silver was down one pence per troy ounce all round on Friday. The afternoon market lacked fresh trading incentives253 words
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Article410 1978-10-02 4 CHICAGO soybean futures finished the session with losses of three to 1-1/2 US cents a bushel on Friday after trading in only six to nine eent ranges. Trading was light through most of the day, with much of the activity concentrated in the last minutes of the session. The410 words
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Article81 1978-10-02 4 C.I.F. North European porta, la US i ■tout. LONDON: dollars par ton unlaaa < Malaysian SS f fa bulk per tonne November Sumatra (fa bulk September October November December January MMR Nigeria i% ffa bulk Mg fH*mr unch CTO Mr •30 pd •lHVOlSpd 900 905pd M6/J07 vtpd uneb81 words
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Article724 1978-10-02 4 THE KILOBAR In SlngaSre on Saturday opened at 15.653 and closed lower at 515.646 after trading in a high-low range of $15,653/ 15.638. Spot gold for London delivery opened at U*****.80/ 217.20 and closed at U*****.70/ 217.10. The high-low range was 216.90/ 217.30 and 216.70/ 218.00. The tone of724 words
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Article224 1978-10-02 4 TERMINAL cocoa in London on Friday was reasonably well held on weekend covering and booksquaring In the late afternoon following the expiry of spot September. Gains, on the day, ranged from £5 to £22 per tonne although final levels were below the highs partly due to New York, traders224 words
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Article68 1978-10-02 4 ZINC closed £1.25 per tonne, down for cash and £1.50 lower for Three Months In London on Friday. The market moved narrowly throughout the day mainly under the influence of copper although a depressing factor was market forecasts of a l ,000tonne Increase In warehouse .stocks last week. Some68 words
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339 1978-10-02 4 DULL trading prevailed on the Singapore produce market last week. Local exporters of pepper were reserved and did not press for sales. There was still substantial demand from the traditional West Asian buyers. Howeveri local traders felt that they could not get cheap replacements for339 words
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Article178 1978-10-02 4 WHEAT futures ended the session with losses of 3/4 cent to 1-1/2 US cents a bushel, finlsh'ng towards the low end of a three-cent trading range, n Chicago on Frida> Prices moved narrowly through the lightly-traded session, ranging to either side or Thursday's close. Professional selling was a weakening178 words
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE$
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Article167 1978-10-02 4 THE US dollar last week opened lower In quiet trading at the 2.2290/10 level in the Singapore forex market, despite the hike In the US discount rate to 8 per cent from 7.75 per cent. The rate was taken higher to 2.2370/90 on commercial covering, news that US167 words
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Article20 1978-10-02 4 THE rate at which Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their beet customers is 7.25 per cent.20 words
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Article256 1978-10-02 4 Asian rates RATES strengthened In the middle of last week, adding 1 4 per cent to the periods with heavy activity in Three and Six Months, the latter period touching a high of 10 per cent. Interest In the two periods was attributed to rollovers which, after being' filled, saw256 words
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Article372 1978-10-02 4 THE EASIER Interbank overnight rates which hovered around 4 to 3Vfr per cent did not sustain when it recovered considerably on Thursday due to some movement of funds. On Friday, the highest rate done was 15 per cent but closed at TV* to 7 percent. Keen borrowing Interest372 words
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Article238 1978-10-02 4 Euro rates LONDON Eurodollar deposit rates closed lower In light business reflecting continued reaction to the sharp rise In rates earlier last week. The softer trend was accentuated by loss of endmonth bidding and rollover operations following turn of the month, while some dealers reported aggressive lending in longer-term funds238 words
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Article41 1978-10-02 4 FRANKFURT exchanges closing quotes on Sept 29: US 1.9365/W Can 1.6439/30 SU 3.6M/C2B D PI 91 66/10 8 rr t24.7VU5.1» Lit 2 354/364 Yen 0230/50 F Ft 44.67/77 H Fr« on) A.344/354 B I'M Fin) 8.036/046 N kr 37 65/7541 words
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Article322 1978-10-02 4 AFTER the heavy losses of earlier weeks, the US dollar's fall slowed down last week. Although the fundamental economic factors remained basically unchanged, the picture was at least brightened up briefly by a lower US trade deficit (US$l.6 billion in August against almost $3 billion In July) and by322 words
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Article324 1978-10-02 4 DOLLAR movements against major currencies were mixed In waning afternoon activity on Friday, with the Swiss franc ending sharply lower on the day on expected further moves to deal with its recent strength, while the French franc gained reflecting short-term Interest rate movements. More than one dealer suspected the324 words
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Article213 1978-10-02 4 THE DOLLAR closed relatively little changed from opening levels in quiet, thin trading on Friday. End-of-month and end-of-quarter factors again tended to benefit the dollar, with activity mainly restricted to squaring of positions. dealers said. In addition, they noted the market remains cautious ahead of Swiss Economy Minister213 words
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Article97 1978-10-02 4 THE EASY tone on which the Interbank overnight market opened last week, at 3H to 3% per cent, was shortlived. Rates soon firmed and, on Friday, overnight funds were traded at as high as 15 per cent during clearing and closed finally at 7* to 7 per cent.97 words
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Article46 1978-10-02 4 FOR THE week ended Friday Sept 29, the ranee of call rates received from Short Deposits (If) Belted was as follows:Bask And: 2* per cent to per cent. Gsaaral And: 3 per cent to 5 per cent. lfeveaeats of fund totalled 6386 million46 words
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Advertisement73 1978-10-02 4 1 \\v x rfr*" 3 v-" -<^ \W<I,o°° >o-" post this Coupon TODAY A The Director of Studies, Federal Publications Home Studies Division, Suite 1307, I 3tH floor. International Plaza. Anson Road. S'pore 2. Tel *****84, *****83 Please send me your free prospectus Career Advisory Service available at Times Orchard73 words
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TRANSPORT
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161 1978-10-02 5 THE PORT of Singapore Authority (PSA) has designated Keppel Wharves (Berths 46 and 47) and Container Port as approved areas for vessels to load/ discharge calcium carbide alongside. Masters, owners and agents of vessels arriving in the port carrying calcium carbide are asked to comply161 words
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Article131 1978-10-02 5 FAR EAST period chartering provided the main feature of still dull freight market business last Friday when Alcoa booked the 41.561 dwt Manitoba I. Alcoa agreed to pay U553.45 (557.09) per dwt for the first and second years and 30 cents per dwt more for the third year.131 words
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Article717 1978-10-02 5 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Time From MAS MH607 0845 KUL MAS MH671 0945 PEN/KUL CPA CX710 1005 HLP GIA GA980 1030 HLP THAI TG423 1035 BKK SIA SQ103 1045 KUL SIA SQ209 1045 HLP MAS MH605 1045 KUL OIA GA944 1055 PKU GIA GA908 1100 MES717 words
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399 1978-10-02 5 SINGAPORE CRITICISED JOHORE's Senai airport can handle any additional Malaysian Airline System (MAS) aircraft landing there instead of Singapore if MAS withdraws its aircraft partially or completely from the Republic in the event of a breakdown of the bilateral air agreement. Informed sources said399 words
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Article, Illustration214 1978-10-02 5 THE MERSEY Docks and Harbour Company, UK, has developed a computerised container terminal simulator to provide in-depth evolutions of port operations and improvement plans. The unit comprises a physical model of a terminal together with an online computer system. A team of operators runs the model214 words
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401 1978-10-02 5 GREECE is hoping to win shipbuilding orders from China following the visit by Peking's Foreign Minister Huang Hua to Hellenic stiipyards. The signing of a cultural agreement between Greece and China plus Peking's recent trade deals with the West and Japan is401 words
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Article61 1978-10-02 5 Reuter THE Confederation Generate du Travail Union (COT) called on its merchant navy members to observe a national strike for a minimum period of 48hours from Oct 13. Union sources said the strike call is In protest at the use of Asian labour by the NouvelleReuter - 61 words
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Article246 1978-10-02 5 AFP THE FIRST of the five multi-million dollar liquefied natural gas (LNQ) tankers ordered by the state-run Malaysian International Shipping Corporatlon (MISC) will be launched at the French shipyard of Chantler de France-Dunkerque today. Named Tenaga Satu, the carrier will be launched by the wife ofAFP - 246 words
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Article69 1978-10-02 5 AFP FREIGHT rates from India. Pakistan and Bangladesh to Europe are to be Increased by approximately 12.5 per cent from December. The India-Pakistan-Bangladesh shipping conferences announced the Increase In these westbound tariff rates. This increase reflects Increase costs, the conference line explained. Certain commodities willAFP - 69 words
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Article211 1978-10-02 5 THE FRENCH compromise to allow British participation in the A3lO Airbus proposed to British Industry Minister, Mr. Eric Variey, Inst week would deny Britain the power of veto in the consortium. Informed sources said the French had been insisting that British participation be accompanied by211 words
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Article, Illustration298 1978-10-02 5 EXPECTED ARRIVALS TODAY KEPPEL WHARVES Fujlaki Maru (tanker) (B/0) 1500 (subject gas free) 13/14 King Petrel (0600 23 Letitia Lykes (0600 after Colorado) 1/2 Luna Maersk after Lexa Maersk) 38/39 Perils (1500) 21 West Reefer City (0700 40/41 San Francisco Maru (1500) 42/43 PASIR PAN JANG WHARVES298 words
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Advertisement18 1978-10-02 5 SINTAT Rent-a-Car SINGAPORE AIRPORT TEL *****5 CITY TEL *****55 ~r Cali us for your local or onward reservations18 words
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Advertisement85 1978-10-02 5 A brewing tradition that goes back a century we've been brewing Kirin since 1869. 'And over the years, some things have never changed. The meticulous care in selecting only the finest ingredients. And the traditional an of brewing in extra taste. Today, this naturally brewed lager is famous all over85 words
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REVIEWS
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Article, Illustration798 1978-10-02 6 mmmim i There was a time when Singapore, exotic as a tropical jewel, attracted many good L musicians* JOE PETERS talks to one of the old guards IF THERE was ever a saying "Wither music do I go" this grand graceful man, Joe Speelman. would be its epitome.798 words
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Article757 1978-10-02 6 MICHAEL HUGHES - Bob Dylan's Renaldo and Clara may be for the thoughtful minority, and Travolta's Grease for the vocal majority, but the cinema is greatly tjjie richer for both of them, says Financial Times film critic NIGEL ANDREWS. By MICHAEL HUGHES FT WHITHER the movie musical? Arriving in BritainFT - 757 words
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Article, Illustration484 1978-10-02 6 CHUA LEONG-KIAN - ■y CHUA LEONG-KIAN STRIKE Thrice The Monster Of White Bone* is shot from a stage drama based on one of the interesting episodes of Wu Ch'eng-en's "The Adventures of Monkey God". Now showing at the Kong Chian Cinema, it is produced by Shanghai's Tian Ma (Sky484 words
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Article, Illustration1455 1978-10-02 7 Viewpoints Abdul Rahman (First Prime Minister of Malaysia) Heinemann Educational Bosks (Asia) Ltd Cited $30.00, Paperback $10.50,239 Pages Reviewed by Joe Fernandez "The moving finger writes and having writ, Moves on; nor all thy Piety nor wit Shall lure it back to cancel half a1,455 words
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Article, Illustration362 1978-10-02 7 THOSE who strolled into Snangri-La Hotel's Island Ballroom by chance last week would have been surprised to find themselves in ajaapanese flower garden. T3ke graceful arrangements, some small, some vast, were all part of the Singapore Sogetsu Association's exhibition. Most Singaporeans MWate Sogetsu with 11&$ ana. thinking them362 words
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Article, Illustration811 1978-10-02 7 BILL HARTLEY - ■y BILL HARTLEY ONE OF the major obstacles to proper documentation of modern music has been the haphazard approach to recording adopted bv almost all the major labels. Collectors have had to rely in the main on small independent labels to provide811 words
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Article505 1978-10-02 7 TSANG SAU YIN - By TSANG SAU YIN THERE is nothing remarkable about Miss Anna Macleod. None of that fanciful worked-up temperamental displays of talents meant for the press and the public. She is sensible, soft spoken in an interview conducted on an even tone. Answers questions willingly505 words
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Page 6 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous538 1978-10-02 6 fm ■jm 1 FILMS: PETER Finch and Llv Ullman star In the musical Lost Horizon, with music provided by Burt Bacharach, to be shown by the Singapore Hilton's poolslde movie-house this Sunday (Oct 8) at 8.15 pm. THE National Museum will screen three onehour documentaries on Wednesday (Oct 4) at538 words
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Miscellaneous247 1978-10-02 6 SINGAPORE 5 PM Opening announcements followed by Impact Appreciation Of An Art Form Diary of Events (Tamil)"* Harold Lloyd's Comedy Classics Girl Shy Intermission PM Opening announcements followed by Children's Day Special '78 News in Brief Marine Boy Don't Ask Me News in Malay Pre-Examination Programme Mail Mau Kahwin (Pt.3)247 words
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MARKET REVIEWS
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925 1978-10-02 8 PETER CHIA - SINGAPORE h 4 By PETER CHIA SHARE prices failed to make significant headway on the Stock Exchange of Singapore last week despite a number of bullish developments. The market started the week on a very uncertain note, with sentiment blowing hot925 words
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Article450 1978-10-02 8 SYDNEY Reuter OIL stocks again dominated market activity while trading remained fairly subdued among the Industrials and minings. However, by Friday the oil stocks too were showing signs of the lethargy characteristic of the rest of the market./ The favourites among the oil issues were SantosReuter - 450 words
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Article530 1978-10-02 8 VIOLET CHOW - ENDED SEPT 29 COMPILED BY VIOLET CHOW SCRIP ISSUES Tasek Cement Bhd: Proposed bonus Issue of 1-for-flve capitalising M 510.4 million. Malaysia Building Society: Proposed bonue Issue of one-for-flve capitalising MSS.I million. Proposed rights issue of one-for-two at $2 per share. OTHERS Kuala Lumpur Kepong530 words
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407 1978-10-02 8 f TOKYO Source: DBS-Daiwa WHILE business performance In general remains sluggish, the equity market has been astonishingly bullish. The Nikkei, Dow Jones 225stock price index renewed its record high. From opening on Sept 27, ex-dividend day, the market was above 5,700 points, which meant thatSource: DBS-Daiwa - 407 words
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701 1978-10-02 8 r NEW YORK NYT POPULAR stock averages showed a slight Improvement last week, while some individual Issues chalked up handsome gains. Gambling Issues bounced back moderately after their huge losses of the previous week and Superior Oil, the highest-price equity on the New YorkNYT - 701 words
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Article878 1978-10-02 8 GERALD COLVERD - r LONDON »y GERALD COLVERD THERE should never be any cause for concern about a market which performs In predictable terms. There Is, consequently, a lack of concern about the behaviour of the London stock market In harmony with a fairly widespread tack of interest by878 words
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Article1105 1978-10-02 8 K.LUMPUR h THE news that the KLSE had sent out circulars to stockbrokers reminding them to adhere to trading rules checked the sharp, stralght-llne decline on the stock market. It acted as the much needed brake at a time when sentiments had reached almost rock bottom1,105 words
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Advertisement237 1978-10-02 8 511 a ANDREA NEWMAN in Penguins uet of Barbed Wire a few short months a whole family gains the tense momentum of a thriller m convultli! relationships lead to tragedy. Another Bouquet Another Bouquet is Apdrea Newman's sequel to >4 Bouquet of Barbed Win. Prue dead, but Gavin and Manson237 words
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Article373 1978-10-02 9 EUROPEAN MARKETS EUROPEAN bourses closed generally higher on Friday. In FRANKFURT, share prices extended recent gains with the VWD Index (base end--1977) reaching a year's high of 111.57, up from 111.09 on Thursday. Dealers said trading was lively with the market still buoyant from Thursday's rise, when the373 words
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Article175 1978-10-02 9 sETf Kr;i ncs ,\i mils Nurses AliiMilsse Br ArtlMlisse Ken. Bmen Br Hr ii&f"■'«> p< riro thiuy He* Suisse Br Suisse Keg Klrktrim.itl Bi (iturilf Kisrhrr Br Cm*>us H> IIWo Br Ib-kUnaii-l.i .U.W Itfl/lo HnMrbtutk Br lidi-i'Kiud Br Br -Columbus Sesye Br N~sl le K"k UvrWi"" fciei k V«T*175 words
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Article287 1978-10-02 9 SKPT Frs tORBKILLfc Air-Liquide 378 >7 B S N (iervais lKinone 595 -20 f SK (ThomsonIM) 418 -2 t franralw jW» IVtnilfs 140 50 ♦2.5 Ooap.iKnif Viuun<-it»re V>in|KiKiile Owierale 425.10 -2.7 Uo>dlt Fnncier ArFrunce (95 unch tfachrtU(Lihrairte) 291 8 Hucliln?* Bull 59.10 -2.4 M|c,|w»lin (B> 1450 -5 fcifibas 211287 words
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Article231 1978-10-02 9 SEPT Din ■f/-Aef-Telefunken 87.50 +0.2 Akzo 30 >1 Allz Leben 715B Allz Vers 520 -9 BASK 141 40 -0.1 Bay H T Whunk 290 -4 5 B;iy Vt>ank 339 50 -0 5 Riyer 143 80 <■0.5 BBC 321 50 8.1 BMW 229 50 +0 5 Cassella 428 +5 Cliein231 words
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Article226 1978-10-02 9 SfcPT Fls ABN 372 00 2 Ahold ***** -0 2 Akzo 32.00 10 6 AMEV 88 50 +0.2 Amlas Ill 00 unch Anirol B.ink 78 20 +0 4 HergOSS 60 00 unch Berk 94 50 3 BoLs 75.50 +0 5 Horsuniij 162 90 +0.4 Hurhmann 72 50 -0 8226 words
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Article92 1978-10-02 9 SEPT Frs FORWARD MARKET Acec 443 -10 Arbed 2505 unch Astur 740 -14 Bruscun 469 uftch Bru-Lumb 1645 unch t'anpac 640 >16 Cock 493 -1 Df Beers 222 unch Kbes 2315 4-5 Klectrobel 6810 unch Gb-Inno-Bm 2400 unch (!cv 1480 -2 Hobok 2950 unch Fetro 3775 4-30 Rvl Dutch92 words
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Article98 1978-10-02 9 SKPT n Lire Aim* 111.75 1.75 Assm-lien tsooo +50 Bisloiil 630 -13 Central? 5699 ♦29 Fiat 2814 -66 Finsider 190 -1 Gen Immob 84 25 ♦0.75 IKI Pri 2640 -39 ItuliemenU ***** 250 Ualttas 799 -1 Iialsider 390 -7 M.iitnell M I'r 547 -1.5 M.irelh Krr 339 50 -4.598 words
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Article481 1978-10-02 9 TOKYO SHARE prices closed higher on Saturday pushing the Dow Jones average to a new record for the fifth consecutive day in fairly active trading, dealers said. The Dow Jones average closed up 10.80 at 5.783.16 with volume of 260 million shares. The Tokyo481 words
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Article406 1978-10-02 9 GOLD shares were mostly higher in very small trade ahead of the weekend. Dealers said gains ranged to around 50 cents In higher priced shares. AF Lease declined 25 cents to 470 following latest news on Its uranium mine. Mining financlals were selectively harder. De Beers Kalned five cents406 words
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Article34 1978-10-02 9 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Friday 500.8 Thursday 501.2 Week Ago 518.6 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 885.82 Thursday 861.31 Week Ago 862.44 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Friday 84* to 84* Thursday 86* to 86*34 words
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Article348 1978-10-02 9 Reuter SHARE prices closed higher in active trading on Friday. The Composite index was up more than points with advances in 12 or its 14 component groups. Oalns outnumbered losses 287 to 130. Abitibi. Consolidated-Bat-hurst and Price Co remained halted. Abitibi plans to buy 1.019.996 price shares from Cons-BathurstReuter - 348 words
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Article1245 1978-10-02 9 NEW YORK STIX'K.N nw In slow trading on Friday aidrd by an absence «l seller* and some last minute portfolio adjustment by Institutions as the third quarter draws to a rlose. Analysts said the gains were purely technical. Michael Melz of OpiN-iiltemier and Co called it "anotlier1,245 words
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Article272 1978-10-02 9 f EUROPEAN DUNLOP Holdings Ltd said overseas and for products other than tyres in Europe are reasonably satisfactory. while a substantial in the performance of the company's European tyre business remains a prime objective. Dunlop said first half 1978 figures show a pre-tax profit of 122272 words
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148 1978-10-02 9 Reuter BO WRING said profits for 1978 will show improvemfeht over 1977 but the rate or growth seen in the first ha3l Is not expected to continue in the second half of the year. Tpe company said in a statement accompanying interim results that thereReuter - 148 words
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Article71 1978-10-02 9 Reuter HYDROCARBONS Bank Lttf; a Cayman Islands sutteidlary of the Italian state oil group ENI. Is ralslng'USSlOO million through loan. ENI sources ■The loan will carry a spread of per cent over Llbor for the first two years. 7 per cent for the next three and one perReuter - 71 words
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Article74 1978-10-02 9 Reuter THE state-owned British National Oil Corp said it plans to drill two exploratory wells in the south western approaches about 260 km southwest and 65 km south of Lands End. The wells will be drilled In blocks 72/10 and 86/18. the licences for which are both whollyReuter - 74 words
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Article42 1978-10-02 9 AFP CREUSOT-LOIRE Enterprises announced it would supply a glass-making plant to the Sri Lanka firm Swastika Glass. The contract allows for the plant to start up in the Colombo free zone in 1981. It is worth 117 million francs. AFPAFP - 42 words
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Article171 1978-10-02 9 Reuter FORD Motor Co said It will spend about £400 million on its European truck plants over the next five years up from the £350 million truck programme announced late last year. A Ford spokesman said the Investment programme was based on the company's forecastReuter - 171 words
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167 1978-10-02 9 Reuter INTERNATIONAL Computers will reduce Its holding In Its Indian subsidiary, Internatlon Computers Indian Manufacturers Ltd (ICIM) to 40 per cent from 60 per cent In line with India's Foreign Exchange Regulation Act, an official of the company said. The company proposes to issue oneReuter - 167 words
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Article99 1978-10-02 9 Reuter VICKERS LTD announced a drop in pre-tax profits for the first half ended June 30 this year to £5.16 million from £18.12 million previously. This was on sales of £191.43 million compared with £236.49 million in the first half last year. Interim dividend was 3.85p (3.85p). Pre-taxReuter - 99 words
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Advertisement195 1978-10-02 9 Robinson's new-look Robinson's, Singapore's premier UUUAQIIUpO departmental store, now have new-look bookshops at Specialists' Centre and Clifford Centre. Better-stocked. Better displayed. You'll find it a real pleasure to browse at Robinson's. Come soon. an offer :rn ati olla i y° u can't refuse. $2*95 for this 366-page book, (Q) I195 words
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561 1978-10-02 10 MANO SABNANI - By MANO SABNANI DESPITE encountering stiff competition, Tong Meng Industries achieved a 40 per cent increase in unaudited group pre-tax profit to $351,862 for the six months ended June 30, 1978. However, the unfavourable market conditions prevailing had a restraining effect on sales561 words
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783 1978-10-02 10 SUSAN BEVAN - By SUSAN BEVAN J AND P COATS (Malaysia) is applying to have its shares quoted on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange. The company is not issuing any new shares to the public but simply requesting a listing and permission to deal in the existing783 words
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Article444 1978-10-02 10 Current Ex Book* Date Total for Total for payment Date close payablethe year previous year Carlsberg 10%I Sept 13 Sept 25 Oct 2 10% 15% KL Kepon( 7V.%I Aug 23 Sept 3 Oct 2 7* 12*% OCBC 5%I Sept 18 Sept 25 Oct 2 5% I7%(r) Apollo 5%I444 words
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Article145 1978-10-02 10 WMBpany Particular* Ex Dale Books HxJuuu Cartabarg TmmtU Muu FmiLU Bonus Issue of 1 for 4 Bonus issue of 1 for 2 Bonus issue of one for 8 Bonus issue of 1 for 4 Rights issue of 1 for 4 SI .00 per share Oct 16 Oct 1*145 words
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Article22 1978-10-02 10 Unaudited pre-tax profit $140.323 ($245,270) for the half year ended June 30 on sales $5.71 million (5.58 million).22 words
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Article27 1978-10-02 10 said its one-for-four rights issue at par closed slightly oversubscribed. The issue will raise paidup capital to M 510.33 million from $8.26 million.27 words
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Article69 1978-10-02 10 Unaudited group pretax profit of M 59.33 million ($5.00 million) for the half year ended June 30 on revenue of $48.99 million (28.27 million). Parent company net profit $740,000. ($430,000) on revenue of $2.33 million ($1.13 million). Interim dividend 6.5 per cent gross on capital increased by69 words
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Article40 1978-10-02 10 Group pre-tax profit of $2.02 million ($2.08 million) on revenue of $2.11 million ($2.10 million) for the half-year ended June 30, 1978. Company said the results included the dividend declared in June 1978 by Pan-Electric Industries Ltd.40 words
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Article48 1978-10-02 10 Unaudited group operating profit before depreciation of $2.94 million ($5.9 million) on revenue of $40 million (same) for the half-year to June 30, 1978. Group pre-tax profit: $236,000 ($3.31 million). The company's directors are guardedly optimistic that the second half year will show better results.48 words
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Article42 1978-10-02 10 Group pre-tax profit of $1.59 million ($506,219) for the six months to June 30, 1978. Turnover for the period: $25.05 million ($9.55 million) Parent company pre-tax profit of $F5 million ($302,220) on sales of $21.91 million ($8.7 million)42 words
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Article101 1978-10-02 10 HUME Industries (Malaysia) Bhd: AOM to be held at Jalan 219 off Federal High way, Petalln* Jaya, at 111® a m on Oct 7. t Hume Industries (Par East Ltd: AOM to be held at 2nd Floor, 13.7 km. Bukit Tlmah Road, at 12 noon on Oct 9.101 words
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Article2644 1978-10-02 10 Thi< YmT Hi«k Lmm Ctaptajr Lax Sale +OrQr'» DK Dhr* Cw Gk-'s N«t Y'lrt P/E Val (*888) High WMk Lew SECTION ONE INDUSTRIALS 272 238 178 219 275 111 278 328 245 680 500 284 378 890 185 354 1040 149 484 410 140 855 352 1852,644 words
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Article1902 1978-10-02 10 OPTION OCT JAN APL STOCK Alcoa Alcoa Alcoa Am Tel Am Tel Am Tel AtlR AUR AUR Avon Avon-P Avon Avon-P Avon Avon-P Avon Avon-P Bank Am Bank Am Bank Am BethS Beth 8 BethS Burroughs Burroughs Burroughs Burroughs Oticp aucp citicp Del Air Del Air Del1,902 words
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Article, Illustration1054 1978-10-02 11 TEO TECK WENG - By TEO TECK WENG jtfETER HO and K.H. Tong .edged D. Hammond and F. "bow by one point to wtn the "Business Times Golf Day tournament at the Sembawang course yesterday. Peter, an 11-hsndi-:capper, and Tong, handicap 12. returned 47 points Jo the1,054 words
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Article, Illustration707 1978-10-02 11 NYT THE PRO football season may be just warming up, but there Is heated controversy already over two judgment calls by referees that have Inspired two good questions: When is a fumble intentional? What constitutes an intended pass? National Television audiencesNYT - 707 words
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Article763 1978-10-02 11 RONALD KOW - By RONALD KOW THE MOST exciting thing that happened for Singapore sports over the previous weekend must be the national rugby team's victory in capturing the MRU Cup after 44 long years. Perhaps more exciting that the final thut Sunday in which Singapore Civilians bent763 words
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782 1978-10-02 11 PETER DOBEREINER - •y PETER DOBEREINER LAST week the secretary of the European Tournament Players* Division. Ken Schofield, flew to Akron. Ohio, to argue a point of geography, to wit "Where is home?" Weighty issues hang on the answer. The success of professional golf on both sides782 words
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Article275 1978-10-02 11 TWO MORE teams. United Overseas Bank and Overseas Union Bank, have qualified for the quarterfinals of the Anchor Business Houses Squash League. In this round, played on a knock-out system. Beecham will meet SPC while UOB take on OUB. Straits l imes will meet Esso while favourites275 words
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Advertisement61 1978-10-02 11 Britannica Medical and Health Annual 1078 1 wish to know more about the Medical and Health Annual 1978. please send me more details obligation-free. Address:. Tel: Occupation: Send this lit: Customer Service Manager. F STP Distributors Sdn. Bhd.. 5 B-4 International Building. 3 Orchard Road. Singapore 9. 1 Far East61 words
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Article, Illustration828 1978-10-02 12 UNITED KINGDOM OVERTAKEN WEST GERMANY has become Singapore's leading trading partner in the European Economic Community. after having overtaken the previous leader, the United Kingdom, last year. The Federal Republic of Germany bought a wide variety of goods from Singapore ranging from scientific equipment828 words
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198 1978-10-02 12 Reuter JAPANESE Prime Minister Fukuda has said that he will take responsibility for attaining the 7 per cent real economic growth target which he pledged at the Bonn summit in July. Mr. Fukuda. in reply to an Opposition question in Parliament on Saturday, said thatReuter - 198 words
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Article176 1978-10-02 12 Asian market growth slower FROM PAGE ONE $135 million in that month compared with a rise of $56 million in July. The increase was mainly in demand deposits. Outstanding issues of Singapore dollar negotiable certificates of deposits declined. The growth of loans extended by finance companies moderated in August. Increases176 words
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Article303 1978-10-02 12 Reuter PAY rises of almost 60 per cent will be demanded by British local authority workers in a claim to be submitted in early November. the domestic news agency, the Press Association. reported. Mr. Ron Curran. Scottish officer of the National Union .ofReuter - 303 words
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387 1978-10-02 12 A SINGAPORE merchant bank, DBS-Daiwa Securities International has takes a tiny slice •f Hollywood. It has bought sharea in Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer (MGM), the movie-makers, in an underwriting deal involving more then 100 financial institutions, mostly from Europe. DBS-Daiwa and the other underwriters387 words
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Article248 1978-10-02 12 Reuter PRODUCERS and consumers have failed to reach agreement on new support prices for coffee. Delegates said the breakdown after more than two weeks of difficult negotiations was mainly due to US insistence on securing lower prices in order to boost coffee consumption. ProducersReuter - 248 words
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628 1978-10-02 12 AFP Reuter CHJNA will soon replace the deposit scheme for trade finance with open borrowings on international markets. Bank of America Asia representative Mr. Louis Saubolle said. Mr. Saubolle. who is based in Hongkong, told a press lunch in London he believes theAFP; Reuter - 628 words
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391 1978-10-02 12 Reuter CHINA celebrated 29 years of communist rule yesterday in confident mood, with the People's Daily saying it was no longer a question of whether the country could modernise by the end of the century, but whether this could be done more rapidly.Reuter - 391 words
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Article126 1978-10-02 12 IN A BOLD move to expand their insurance business in the Asian market, Hongkong trading company Wheelock Marden and Co Ltd artd London insurance brokers. Hogg Robinson Group Ltd. have announced a new joint venture based in Hongkong. The vehicle for this will be the Mow Tai insurance126 words
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660 1978-10-02 12 SEVERAL American bankers and economists said the Carter Administration should work out tighter monetary and fiscal policies to combat inflation. The President will need more than Just a tougher set of wage-price guidelines to tackle the nation's worst economic 111, as Mr. Carter660 words
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Article114 1978-10-02 12 Reuter WHITE House press secretary Jody Powell said President Carter may veto the tax Bill if it does not meet his requirements. "There should be no doubt in anyone's mind that the President Is perfectly willing to veto a lax Bill If it does not meet theReuter - 114 words
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277 1978-10-02 12 Reuter EUROPEAN oil brokers expect the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries to tncrease world oil prices on Jan. 1 by at least 5 per cent, possibly 10 per cent. Business Week magazine reported on Friday. It said spot light crude prices haveReuter - 277 words
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Advertisement123 1978-10-02 12 IT CONSULT INDCBUEZ BEFORE MAKING A DECISION ON YOUR CASH BALANCES Todayiwearei quoting the,following for Singapore Dollar term deposits up to SS2SO.OOO 1 month 5%% p.a. 3 months 5%% p.a. 6 months 6%p.a. 9 months p.a. 12 months 6%% p.a. Savings p.a. We also issue Negotiable Certificates of Deposit m123 words
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Advertisement269 1978-10-02 12 McCarthy Information Services (UK) We invite the Singapore business community to subscribe to the UK-based McCarthy Information Services at the same price as British subscribers receive these weekly services in the United Kingdom.* This has been made possible because the services are air-freighted to Singapore in bulk and distributed by269 words
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Advertisement246 1978-10-02 13 Nedlloyd Lines Regular Liner Services To/From All Parts of the World. Singapore: Tel. *****. Port Kateng: Tet *****1. Kuala Lumpor Tel. *****. PenanQ: Tel. ***** NOTICE XL TO ALL MALAYSIAN SHIPPERS A Joint' Shipping services agreement has been made on 15th September 1978 between ACONAS LINES and MALAYAN NAVIGATION LINES246 words
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BUSINESS TIMES
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Article, Illustration256 1978-10-02 17 AS THIS supplement's later pages show full well, Singapore has never In Its short history as a Republic lacked men who have the ability to lead others. Whether in the private or public sector, with or without high academic qualifications, graced with256 words
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Article, Illustration236 1978-10-02 17 The HEAD of STATE DOCTOR Benjamin Henry Sheares assumed office in 1971 m President of Singapore, followinf a unanimous election by Parliament. Hie appointment of this distinguished gynaecologist as Singapore's second Head of State, following the death of President Yusof bin Ishah, was not the result of236 words
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Article368 1978-10-02 17 clans and civil servants to double-up their duties with running government controlled companies or lending their experience to statutory boards and the like. This has proved a workable system though not necessarily the best. Its success has been due In the main to the high qualities shown by368 words
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THE POLITICIANS
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Article, Illustration922 1978-10-02 18 THE AVERAGE age of Hie 11 men who make up the Cabinet is 54, fairly young in political terms. But theaveraging process conceals two different age groupings with the Prime Minister, at 55, being almost midway between the two. Those older than him, with few exceptions, may be922 words
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Article, Illustration853 1978-10-02 22 Outside the Cabinet, but wielding something •kin to ministerial power, are the Junior Ministers. Some have risen swiftly through the ranks of political appointments and this may hold the clue to future leadership of the country. Included in this group are several parliamentary secretaries, who assist Ministers and853 words
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Article, Illustration203 1978-10-02 23 DR. CHIANG Hai Ding. 40. is currently Singapore's Ambassador to West Germany. He has been the MP for Ulu Pandan since 1970. The former history lecturer at the University of Singapore is also an officer with Citibank. He took an honours degree in History from the local203 words
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Article, Illustration1815 1978-10-02 25 THE MP for Telok Blangah, Ahmad Haleem, 35, is probably the only person in the entire political structure who knows about the electronic systems of British nuclear bombers. He was for four years an air electronics officer with the RAF Nuclear Bomber Force. Haleem, who has attended a1,815 words
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THE CIVIL SERVANTS
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Article, Illustration1143 1978-10-02 20 Permanent Secretaries are now no longer just mandarins in the Civil Service. They are also the Government's top businessmen and ore becoming a pervasive force on the boards of public companies and government joint ventures with private enterprises. So much so that often time was thinly spread between1,143 words
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Article, Illustration215 1978-10-02 20 Singapore Inc. it more than just a government agent. It is the largest employer in the country; and its style of management is unabashedly profit-orientated The civil service employs more than 60,000 people and, together with 40 or more statutory boards, such as the Port of Singapore Authority,215 words
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Article, Illustration87 1978-10-02 20 IN 1957, Chief Justice Wee Chong Jin made history by becoming the first Asian member of the Bar to become Puisne judge. He then rose to become the first Asian to be made Singapore's Chief Justice in 1963. Born in Penang, Malaysia, 61 years ago, the Chief Justice87 words
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Article, Illustration796 1978-10-02 21 IN THE drive for foreign investment, no one has succeeded so well as Singapore's super salesman Chan Chin Bock, alternate chairman of the Economic Development Board. An ex-journallst and public relations man of Ford Motors, Chan, after joining the board in 1964, pioneered investment promotion for Singapore in796 words
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Article, Illustration463 1978-10-02 21 PROBABLY among the world's youngest Chiefs of General Staff, Major General Winston Choo, 37, heads the army, navy and air force. But perhaps It is only natural for a young man to take charge of a relatively young military set-up. The Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) is 13 years old463 words
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Article, Illustration698 1978-10-02 23 The PAP Ims had long association with trsds unions and that association is reflected in the House. Below aro th« man who represent tho voice of tho workers primarily the 220,000 strona NTUC and its affiliated unions in tho House MALACCA-born trade unionist Ivan Cuthbert Baptist. 43. is698 words
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ESTABLISHMENT FIGURES
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Article, Illustration648 1978-10-02 27 ACCORDING to folk legend, the finest brains in Chinese business come from the Ningpo District of Shanghai. The greatest exemplars of that belief must be the Shaw Brothers. Together, they have created what is rirobably the world's argest chain of cinemas, nearly 150648 words
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Article, Illustration445 1978-10-02 27 WEALTH, influence,' patronage and power are all attributes normally associated with personalities or families. Yet in Singapore, these attributes are found not in a family but In an organisation. That organisation is Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation, an enterprise whose power and influence go far beyond the445 words
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Article, Illustration487 1978-10-02 29 FEW businessmen wield as much power and influence over as wide a sector of commerce and industry in their country as does Wee Cho Yaw. The millionaire banker, aged 49, exemplifies the blending of a traditional trading background with the progressive requirements of a modern banking profession. In487 words
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The NEWCOMERS
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Article, Illustration559 1978-10-02 32 4b Every industrial society and V each phase of economic history hare produced their crop of alumni men who by their acumen, foresight or sheer determination have obtained wealth and power at a faster rate and in greater quantities than their contemporaries. Singapore has not produced559 words
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Article, Illustration546 1978-10-02 32 FOURTEEN years ago, a young mechanical engineer stood on the vast empty floor of a warehouse in Singapore's Leng Kee Road, contemplating his future. Just back from London with a diploma in mechanical engineering and another in gas turbines from Imperial College, Tan Sek546 words
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Article, Illustration357 1978-10-02 32 PLASTIC and polythene shopping bags, garbage bags and wrapping paper, are all part of everyday living In Singapore and therefore taken much for granted. Yet they are big business for those canny enough to take advantage of the opportunities they present. None have gone into the357 words
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TOURISM
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Article, Illustration795 1978-10-02 34 COMPARING the growth in tourist arrivals to Singapore to the expansion of tourist faciljties is as vain an exercise as asking which came first, the chicken or the egg. The fact remains that the Republic is undergoing one of the healthiest spurts of tourist arrivals795 words
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The IMPACT-MAKERS
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Article, Illustration905 1978-10-02 36 Devan non- striking example for unionists IN every society there •P ore o few men who exert on influence on notional affairs and outlook as great as or even greater than those wielded by politicians. Singapore is no exception. But the men whom Business Times has chosen to exemplify this905 words
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Article, Illustration319 1978-10-02 36 DR. HU TSU TAU'S appointment to head one of the oil giant's moot important subsidiaries probably him the highest ranking Singaporean in any multi-national corporation. This 52-year-old chemical engineer s rise can be described as fairly rapid. Not many multi-national organisations are in the habit of promoting319 words
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Article, Illustration325 1978-10-02 36 UNIVERSITY professors rarely attain prominence and Influence outside academla without entering the political arena. But Professor Llm Chong Yah has proved to De an exception. Being chairman of the National Wages Council since its constitution in 1971 places him right at the apex of325 words
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Article, Illustration895 1978-10-02 37 HOW MUCH do you pay a man who has been called the equal of the best brains In American business, who heads an airline voted the most popular In the Asian/Pacific region, chairs a billion dollar corporation with a complex of steel mills,, shipyards, factories895 words
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The IMPACT-MAKERS
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Article, Illustration592 1978-10-02 37 HOWE Yoon Chong is the quintessence of the Singapore civil servant. He says little and keeps as low a profile as his job will permit but his actions and achievements speak volumes for him. In a service noted for producing men capable of handling a multitude of592 words
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THE PROFESSIONALS
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Article, Illustration235 1978-10-02 38 ALTHOUGH one of the youngest professional bodies In town, the Singapore Professional Centre is also one of the most dynamic and representative of professionals here. It pulls together 21 professional organisations, representing among others, doctors, dentists, nurses, engineers, town planners serveyors, architects, chartered secretaries, chemists, therapists and scientists.235 words
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Article, Illustration195 1978-10-02 38 THE SHAPE and colour of modern-day Singapore are In the hands and the eyes .of Its architects. Recent years of urban redevelopment have seen some of the most feverish building activities in the city centre and this has started to spread into the suburban and rural districts. And public195 words
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Article182 1978-10-02 38 WHILE the architects take an the glamour, the land surveyors, valuers and quantity surveyors of Singapore's building industry go on with the mundane existance of workhorses. It is too easily forgotten that they are as Important and relevant to Singapore's building styles. The land surveyors have the task of182 words
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Article, Illustration109 1978-10-02 38 LIKE THE SMA, the Law Society of Singapore is faced with the Herculean task of convincing the public that its member* generally are not the bad guys they have been made out to be by the few who have been brought to public trial. A tarnished image*109 words
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Article165 1978-10-02 38 SINGAPORE'S engineers are probably the only group of professionals who have made significant contributions to the national economy but who have chosen to maintain a low profile. Organised under the Institution of Engineers Singapore, they have become a remarkable force in the growth of Singapore's165 words
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Article156 1978-10-02 38 THE SINGAPORE Medical Association hai probably never faced a more difficult time than It does now, when questions are increasingly being asked about the moral obligations of doctors in the Republic. These have been brought on by recent experiences with some members of the profession, who seemed156 words
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Article, Illustration201 1978-10-02 38 THE SINGAPORE Society of Accountants has, in recent months, become a crusader of enlightened accounting practices in the Republic. While a lot remains to be done to upgrade the standard of service and standard of professionalism among its 2,5 M members, it is one society that can be201 words
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CUSTODIANS of CULTURE
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Article, Illustration545 1978-10-02 40 4£ "Cultural leaders" is o ft top-heovy crown, one which few anywhere, not just in Singapore, could wear well. In any case, it would be too mean a tag, too facile a label, to fix on individual genius. But while there are no cultural leaders in Singapore, there ore545 words
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Article, Illustration544 1978-10-02 40 CHEN WEN-HSI is considered by some to be one of the great painters of our time. Certainly, his influence both in Singapore and Malaysia as a painter and teacher has been overw helming. Born in Swatow, China,< 1908, he started painting as a boy, fascinated by the sparrows and544 words
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Article, Illustration344 1978-10-02 40 SINGAPORE'S National Museum took on an important project in 1973 that of modernisation. The man picked to head the project was Christopher Hooi. Almost the first thing he did as director was to include the visual arts in the museum. Formerly the centre of ethnology (material culture), history and_344 words
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Article, Illustration210 1978-10-02 40 INDIAN DANCE can be a profound, aesthetic experience. Of the half doom or so really good dancer* in Singapore, Madhavi Krishnan may be considered the most daring, since she tries to adjust her danee to a mixed audience, moet of whom have little knowledge or exposure to the art.210 words
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Article, Illustration362 1978-10-02 40 GOH SOON TIOE is a name familiar to nearly every music lover in Singapore. For a long time he was the only person to go to if you bad a serious interest in the violin. While there are many fine teachers of the piano, such as Victor Doggett. Goh362 words
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Article, Illustration964 1978-10-02 42 ARMED WITH LITTLE MORE THAN A PHONE, A PEN AND ABACUS THEY CONTROL THE MOVEMENT OF VAST AMOUNTS OF GOODS AND MONEY THE TRADERS SINGAPORE'S latter-day reputation may have been built on Its ability to construct an industrial base and a financial centre In964 words
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Advertisement143 1978-10-02 26 It means a lotto a krtaf people. OUB's strengths lay not merely in domestic banking, but also in internationalbanking facilities. With such financial strengths and high level banking expertise, you can rely on OUB to prosper. Overeeas ..Union Bank HabakfarMwyw* HEAD OFFICE; OUB CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORE 1. TEL' *****/*****5143 words
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Advertisement152 1978-10-02 28 Now, you can enjoy the fruits of America's space age technology right in the heart of your office. m < t s 4 I i "no 9 3 °3Q m yj X X< I J presents the world's most advanced electronic plain paper copier, the Saxon 3. Saxon 3 is152 words
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Advertisement616 1978-10-02 31 Chances are you already know about television's pacesetting colour system, Sony Trinitron. What may surprise you is that Sony established industry standards very early on in videorecording technology. In fact, Sony is the only manufacturer involved in the entire video spectrum— including products for broadcasting, business, industry, institutional and now,616 words
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Advertisement78 1978-10-02 35 -A > r 11 A• t <>. n v< r~ f rr Introducing s m s J When it conies to shoes, the discerning and fashion conscious man of today has to choose with care But now there s a total range to choose from at Bata. Using fine design,78 words
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Advertisement104 1978-10-02 38 A&P Photo Store a leading store for your photographic needs -a Wsv n v. J* -3 4 A Once you see the superb range of photographic equipment at A P Photo Store, you'll know why it is one of the leading photographic stores in Singapore. 0 SALES Gi SERVICE A&P104 words
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