The Business Times, 5 December 1978

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 218/1/78 TUESDAY, DECEMBER S, lfK SO CENTS
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  • BRIEFLY...
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      Lock icon Re-insurance venture
      81 1 AFP OSAKA, Mon.— Two Japanese property insurance companies announced here today that they would participate in capitalisation of a multinational reinsurance company to be set up in Singapore. The Dowa Fire and Marine Insurance Co. of Tokyo and Fuji Fire and Marine Insurance Co. of Osaka said they
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      Lock icon Oil slowdowns
      63 1 AP TEHERAN, Mon.— Oil workers launched a new wave of crippling slowdowns in Iran's vital oilfields today, demanding the ouster of Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi. The action forced a two-million barrel cut in daily production, one-third of normal level. The slowdown are expected to get worse tomorrow. The
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      Lock icon Johore floods kill 6
      58 1 AFP KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Six people have died in the floods which hit Johore during the weekend, a police spokesman said in Johore Baru today. Three bodies were recovered last nightand another three this afternoon. More than 3,900 people were made homeless in the floods which
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      Lock icon Routes to China
      59 1 AFP BANGKOK, Mon.— Thai Airways is considering the opening of four air routes to China, including the Amber One route over Vietnam, the Bangkok World daily said today. The Amber One route will involve stops in Hanoi and Hongkong before flying on to Canton. Aviation officials on
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      Lock icon Staying a-wake to gamble
      76 1 AFP MANILA, Mon Gambling syndicates, most of whom have been immobilised by Philippine martial rule, have found a bizarre way of going around the law through wakes for the dead. The Bulletin Today newspaper said the gamblers in Catarman, 448 km south-east of Manila, have been
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      Lock icon If UK stays out...
      71 1 AFP BRUSSELS, Mon. West Germany is against Britain being an associate or sharing in decisions, if it decides to stay out of the European monetary system (EMS) due to start on Jan. 1, West German officials said here today. The officials said that, if Britain stayed
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      Lock icon Dow Jones
      69 1 UPI. NEW YORK, Mon.— Stocks were mixed early today as investors pondered the dollar's sluggishness on foreign exchanges and speculation over higher interest rates. Trading was moderately active. The Dow Jones industrial average, which soared 12.47 points on Friday, was off 1.37 points to 810.11 during the first
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  • Chief Price Changes
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      In Singapore yesterday
      125 1 Rises Most Active Sungei Beai Straits Trading Hone Leone OCBC Nat Iron Dunlop lnd Ot'B DBS Wearnes BAT High Low Falls Batu Ktwan M Breweries K Kamptr C*C Supreme Corps Perlia Plant Batu Linlanf Pahang Cona 690 570 370 805 590 416 340 412 296 168 350
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      In Kuala Lumpur
      146 1 Rises Most Active S Mai (MM) 950 C it C 556 M Banking 606 OCBC 810 Nat Iron 585 S Rx Trading 580 Hi A Lo 360 Oriental 472 Sel C'nuts 320 Berjuntai 705 Genting 320 Dunlop Est 342 Falls PMRI 300 East Asiatic 287 80 45
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    Move to put the house in order
    748 1  -  UNLICENSED ESTATE AGENTS By TEO TECK WENG LAWS may soon be introduced to control the activities of real estate agents and bring more order to the market. Property sources yesterday disclosed that recommendations are now being drafted on such measures. The Singapore Institute
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    Legal advice imperative
    427 1 LAWYERS are concerned at the increasing number of prospective purchasers of property who make payments to estate agents and sign documents without legal advice. The Law Society itself warns that the practice could often be to the disadvantage of purchasers and is keen to bring the potential
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    Asean-CCI on the offensive
    544 1  -  By FOO CHOY PENG THE Asean Chambers of Commerce and Industry (Asean-CCI) has appealed to the Asean governments to allow further strengthening of its role in the economic development of the five countries. It has sent a letter, signed by its president and five vice-presidents, to
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    Aussies asked to allow stopovers without surcharge
    221 1 MNGAPOttE imfcts that Erttataffltekta Mi be allowed Is slipsvac In paying the Aftt (BSIBT J») earrbarge normally impesed by all Bats, adatlia IMs Is the latest development hi the Imtrili Singspere talks an new aviatl— policy held yesterday. ne talks held at the
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    Exchange bombards Morgan with questions
    521 1  -  By MANO SABNANI THE STOCK Exchange of Singapore (SES) has taken merchant bankers, Morgan Grenfell (Asia), to task for the manner in which they have proceeded in the takeover battle for Singapore Finance (Sinfin). In a sharply-worded letter to Morgan, the advisers of Hong Leong
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  • TRADE AND INDUSTRY
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      Saturday night fever rages on
      376 2 COME rain, come shine, nothing can dampen the raring spirit of the hedonistic Singaporean. Despite the torrential downpour last Saturday, they were right in the swim of things. Saturday night fever throbbed unabated in the city discos. So did the feversih pace of eating of
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      Tokyo export machine is losing steam
      211 2 JAPAN'S exparta, k*«» lag slaee the ISMa, have been aa a steady decline eaaaed by the fall ta the US Mhr*) valae mad valaatary shlpmeat restralate. Aa efflelai Indicator released yesterday ■hawed Japanese esparto last meath regarded a year-to-year deereaae far the first ifay
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      C'wealth meeting to spur industrial pace
      691 2 CONTRARY to claims by Australian officials. Malaysia's trade deficit with Australia continues to widen, a trend that is likely to negate efforts by the Fraser administration to improve relations with Malaysia and Asean as a whole. Judging from develop- ments in Australia and figures
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      Rats wreak havoc on Perak rice crop
      178 2 RATS attacked over 560 hectares of rice-fields in Perak in the first half of this year. A government spokesman said a total of 964 hectares were attacked by either pests or diseases, of which 396 hectares were damaged. During this period, paddy worth
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      Brazil vies for more Asean trade
      169 2 BRAZIL, whose trade with Asean countries is now insignificant, has begun to took "much more closely" at the region, Disclosing this, the secretary to the Brazilian Ministry of External Relations, Mr. Renan Paes Baretta said in Kuala Lumpur that his country is organising an
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      Seoul exports soar
      114 2 SOUTH Korea's commodity exports stood at U5511.32 billion (5523.7 billion) in the first II months of this year, up 30 per cent from a year ago, the Commerce and Industry Ministry said on Monday. The figure on a free-on-board basis accounted for 90.5 per cent of this
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      KNOW-HOW SYMPOSIUM
      64 2 ABOUT 120 scientists and technologists from all over the world are expected here to participate in an international symposium on science and technology for development. The symposium will be from Jan 22 to 26. There will be 20 participants from Singapore and 10 international Journalists. The symposium will
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      MEMO PAD
      314 2 COURSES AND TALKS Oct 16-Dec 18 (every Monday): A detailed study of reinsurance and its role in the conduct of insurance business, srrc, srrc. Nov 6-Jan 27: Life insurance agents certificate course (English and Chinese), SITC, srrc Dec 4-5: Planning and budgetary control for managers, Hyatt, Price Waterhouse
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      BANGKOK'S 9-MONTH TRADE DEFICIT AT $2B
      242 3 THAILAND'S trade deficit rose to US$l billion (SS2.I billion) for the first nine months of this year from $724.5 million in the same period last year, preliminary National Economic and Social Development Bureau figures show. Imports rose to $3.99 billion from $3.46 billion while
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      In the front Rank...
      111 3 RANK Xerox has introduced the new "Xerox 22*2" (stove), a compact copier designed for the office requiring ft small copying mftchine. It is also highly convenient and effective as a complementary eopier to the SIN range of copiers. With an area Stem by Sficm, the 2292
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      Promet making wide range of cranes
      258 3 JARDINE Offshore Promet (JOP), a member of the Jardines Matheson group, will manufacture a wide range of cranes following the conclusion of a licence agreement with Paceco Inc of the US late last month. Under the agreement, JOP will manufacture and market Paceco revolving
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      Lock icon Koreans in Cameroun
      161 3 AFP. SOUTH Korean and Cameroun business and industrial leaders yesterday pledged efforts to explore joint ventures for developing textile and lumber industries in Cameroun. They agreed to make such efforts by combining advanced Korean technology with abundant raw materials and manpower in Cameroun. The agreement came during
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      Singapore oils the wheels of Asean industry
      528 3 SINGAPORE, the only Asean country without petroleum resources, has an important role to play in the region's petroleum industry, especially as a refining hub for Asean. This assessment of Singapore's role was made by the managing director of the Malaysian state-owned oil company,
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      Lock icon No deal on farm trade quotas
      255 3 AP JAPAN and the United States failed to reach agreement yesterday in a highlevel meeting on farm trade quotas and tariffs. US Ambassador Mike Mansfield and Alan Wolff, special trade representative for President Carter, met Japanese Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Minister Ichiro Nakagawa. They
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      Diploma 'first' for Patrick
      168 3 Mr. Patrick Lee, 35, a practising management accountant and financial consultant in Singapore, has qualified for the award of the Joint Diploma in Management Accounting Services. He is the first person resident in Singapore to be so awarded. The diploma is sponsored by the Institute of
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      Euromoney, AMR hold their first in Asia
      243 3 EUROMONEY, a Londonbased business magazine, in association with Advanced Management Research International, is presenting its first financial conference in Asia. Entitled "Managing foreign exchange risk and using international capital markets it will be held from Feb 26 to 27 next year at the
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      Terminal base for import, re-export of products
      285 3 SINGAPORE is continuing to meet the product imbalances in the Asean region although domestic refineries are being set up in neighbouring countries. It is also supplying markets in Japan, Hongkong, Australia, New Zealand, and the US. To meet changing demands, some Singapore refineries
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      Lock icon Coarse grains
      165 3 Reuter. CHINA is expected to import four million tonnes of coarse grains from all origins during the 1978/79 season (July-June), up from the previously-forecast two million. Disclosing this, the US Agriculture Department noted the recent heavy Chinese corn purchases, which are believed to be scheduled for delivery early
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      166 2 I j Small News from Rank Xerox The22o2. A new compact cog can buy from the biggest name in You won't believe how small the 2202 is. Especially as it packs in all the refinements you'd expect from a machine twice the size. It's economical, extremely quiet, needs no warm
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      178 3 Whenyotfre trading peppei; you need a banker who can think like a peeper trader From financing pepper exports In Singapore to lining op import markets at the other end of the deal, American Express International Banking CoriMWtiaDffets involved. You expect your international banker to be at home in the world
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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      664 3 TWO-IN-CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 3 A lug's woven from paper! (5) 8 Trivial but illuminating (5) 10 He set out with something to launder (5) 11 She sounds a blossom (3) 12 A century too many on the cricket field (5) 13 Hesitated to put a song into the act (7)
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      LOCAL AND FOREIGN RUBBER
      138 4 THE Singapore rubber yesterday closed slightly lower with December One RSS buyers quoted at 234.00 cents per kilo, down 3.25 cents from last Friday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked down about three cents on lower London ad- vices, upcountry selling and some stale bull
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      RAS PRICES
      360 4 Prices In cents per kilo yesterday: Noon Close (per kilo) (per kilo) Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers Inl 1 R.S.S. prompt f o b 234.30 235.50N 233.25 234.25N Int. 1 R.S.S. Dec 235.25 235 75 234.00 234.25 Inl. 1 R.S.S. Jan 239.25 239.75 238.00 238.25 Int. 2 R.S.S. 232.50
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      SSR and SMR
      101 4 NOON SSR and SMR prices yesterday: RAM De (CM R- nakcr rent Mtk) <* Jannary trwaH Mtk) nayei (ml m oTUcrV per kg) (eenla per kg) SSR 20 (1-ton pallet) 236.50 238. SON 237.50 239.50N SSR 50 (1-ton pallet) 233.50 235.50N 234.50 236.SON SMR5CV (1-ton pallet) 253.00
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      Closing prices
      25 4 Rubber: Dec 4 Singapore: December: 234.00 cents (down 3.25 cent) Malaysia: 236.00 Tin: $1,946 (up $5 Official offering: 202 tonnes (down 43 tonnes
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      Tin
      145 4 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday rose Mss per picul to $1,946, $246 above the International Tin Agreement ceiling, dealers said. They attributed the rise to strong local buying, coupled with some support from the US and Japan. Turnover fell to 202 tonnes from 245 tonnes last week,
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      Copper
      76 4 COPPER wirebars finished the morning up £8 for cash and £7.5 for three months in London yesterday. The early pre-market was boosted by moderate covering prompted by the New York close, a slightly larger than forecast stocks decline and easier sterling against the US dollar. The movement continued in
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      Zinc
      40 4 ZINC finished the morning up £3.75 for cash and £2.5 for three months in London yesterday morning. This metal held steady in sympathy with copper during moderate two way trading. Three months traded between £357 and £359 per torn*
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      Produce exchange
      259 4 TRADING was generally easier on the Singapore produce market yesterday. Pepper-trading continued on an easier note following the devaluation of the rupiah There was a general lack of overseas buying interest. A pepper agent said buyers are holding back in expectation of cheaper offers from Indonesia. But trading
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      Hongkong Comex
      163 4 SUGAR futures trading in Hongkong yesterday remained quiet throughout the day on lack of interest, with three lots traded against twelve on Friday, dealers said. Only March delivery was traded, which closed at US 8.68/71 cents against Friday's 8.67/68 close. Sugar future* closing priors Claatag Pravftsss Ctataß Jan
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      Silver
      56 4 SILVER closed 0.4 to 0.2 pence down in London yesterday morning Values softened in the initial pre-market reflecting the close at New York on Friday. The market later was steady under short-covering prompted by the rise in gold with prices in the ring fluctuating narrowly in modest dealings. Turnover
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      SPOT PRICES
      189 4 YARN and cotton in Hongkong dotlan. spot ex-godown cmm jran: China Blue Phoenlz 30a 2.250 328 2,810; 40a 3,025 (per bale ot 400 lbs). Plsaa (Mis: China Butterfly and Globe brand unq; Dragon Head unq; Five Lambs unq; Flower and Butterfly unq; Flying Geeae unq (per piece X
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      Currency swings still influencing markets
      1110 4 CURRENCY movements continued to provide the major background influence to commodity markets last week, creating a somewhat irregular pattern of prices. The unexpected deterioration in the US November trade figures after analysts had forecast an improvement, rebounded on the markets as currencies fluctuated sharply. Gold
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      Gold
      187 4 GOLD futures closed quietly firm in moderate trading in Singapore yesterday, dealers said. Business was mainly concentrated in the February contract which closed at U*****.60/70 ounce against $200.30/201.00 at the opening and $198.20/40 at the preweekend close. Prompt closed steady at $197.60 while most other positions showed advances on
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      Rice
      184 4 BANGKOK rice prices were quoted as follows yesterday: (In US dollars per tonne F O B. basis Bangkok) WMte dee: 100 pet Ist class 340. 100 pel 2nd class 325. 100 pet 3rd class 330. 5 pet 313. 10 pet 290, IS pet 285. 20 pet 280. 25 pet
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      Coffee
      57 4 COFFEE futures closed the morning quietly steady in London yesterday, down £31 to £21 from Friday in sales of 1,198 lots, including six options and around 320 lots of cross trades. Values flucuated .at the lower end of the session's trading range on mixed dealer liquidation and commission and
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      Sugar
      66 4 AT END morning in London yesterday, raw sugar values were £1.55 to £1 per tonne up in a turnover of 1,420 lots White sugar futures were £0.20 to CO.B per tonne higher with turnover boasted to 73 lots by self trading and switching against the raws contract. The London
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      Cocoa
      86 4 TERMINAL cocoa in London yesterday rallied in the morning from average opening call losses at £5 per tonne, to finish at or near session highs with on .bat' a nee gains of £5 to £12. Turnover totalled 966 lots including two put options and 431 lots crossed. Dealers attributed
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    • MONEY AND EXCHANGE$
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        Singapore market
        477 4 The US dollar firmed on the foreign exchange market yesterday but eased early in the afternoon. Dollar's afternoon weakness was mainly against the Japanese yen when the Bank of Japan ironically entered the market and started selling dollars, in contrast to its almost habitual buying of the US
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        Asian $ rates
        180 4 Asian rates ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Dec 4: 7 days 1 month 2 months 3 months 6 months 9 months 12 months 18 Offtr BM 10 t 10 15/16 10 13/16 11'. II 1 ll'i IP. 11 13/1611 11/16 11 11/*****/16 11 11/*****/16 8w.Fr*. Dm.
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        Discount
        54 4 R»|f of pri ices offered by discouat keiu ee oa Doe 4: Oversight to 4% Call deposits -4* Ciooiag 1- Q-»»-3 month D, l M OC«U»f Treasury bills 4 r. 3 month Bank bills 7 1 1 3 month CD 711/16 7 8/18 6 month CD 713/16 711/16 Source:
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        MLR
        21 4 THE average rate at which Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 7.5 per cent.
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        London
        241 4 THE dollar in London yesterday, opened below Friday's closing levels, following a late burst of selling in the Far East which brought it sharply lower than ealier levels there, dealers said. Trading was quiet but nervous, with no new factors to cause the dollar's decline, but movement against the
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        Hongkong
        215 4 THE US dollar fell to 199.90/ 200.06 yen in late trading from an early 203.35/45, dealers said. They said the dollar fell against the yen largely on profit-taking by operators who were long on the US unit, and because of Central Bank intervention in Tokyo, where the dollar closed
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        Tokyo
        182 4 THE US dollar for overnight delivery in Tokyo yesterday closed lower at 199.70 yen, compared with a 202.00 opening and 201.25 at Friday's close, after small dollar selling intervention by the Bank of Japan in early trading, dealers said. The dollar fell sharply in heavy late trading on sales
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        Australia/NZ
        58 4 AUSTRALIA /NZ exchanges quotes yesterday: US dollar ***** 1.1273 Sterling 0.5M2 0.57 M Ninety-day air mail buying rate*: Sterling O.MR US dollars 1 1720 Ninety-day forward buying rate*: Sterling 0 MIC US dollars 1 1368 New Zealand: Sterling 0.5391 0 5312 US dollar 1.0470 1 0370 Ninety-day airmail buying
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        Frankfurt
        46 4 FRANKFURT exchanges opening quotes yesterday: us i n m Can I MM T Stg 3 735 741 DR9IM 02 Sir 111 36 M Lit 2 256 MO FTr 43 .40 M Nkr 37.32 42 Bfr roa (.31 X 2 BTr na < 171 211 Yen e
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      98 4 One more IDD Destination: Papua New Guinea Country Code 675 Charge per block of 6 seconds $0.75 Other IDD Destinations are Andorra, Australia, Bahrain, Bermuda, Canada, Cyprus, Denmark, Fiji, Finland, France, Federal Republic of Germanv, Hawaii, Hong Kong, Republic of Ireland, Italy, Japan, Republic of Korea, Kuwait, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Monaco,
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  • OVERSEAS
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      US papers market moves steadily and clears doubts
      530 5 THE AMERICAN government securities market made some moderate headway and was at its best levels on Friday as the Federal Reserve consummated repurchase agreements, and Federal funds traded at 10 per cent. Uncertainty which had prevailed regarding the desired target (or the
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      Lock icon 'UK GOVT SPENDING CARRIES INFLATION THREAT
      113 5 Reuter TBK PLANNED in la r iii,n isr um/m mi rrt t per east, b seen any financial SHeeTse earUa**MtattSa next year. Hlirthnhn Phillips •■I USB—geveramea3P"L*earh InflatUa weald ha la tighten (heal pafey If V'Tils? M .fUS* ■eapMdtat >■ Iks next even II the
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      Lock icon Cleveland going broke fast
      76 5 NYT. CLEVELAND is fast heading for bankruptcy, possibly in this month. With US$l5.5 million (about Ss34 million) in notes due on Dec 15, this industrial city in the northern United States appears unable to pay off the loans. And, there is widespread speculation in business and
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      709 5 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Time From PAA PA005 0200 SFO/HKG MAS MH601 0700 KUL MAS MH682 0725 KCH SIA SQ101 0815 KUL MAS MH621 0840 PEN MAS MH607 0845 KUL MAS MH671 0945 PEN/KUL CAL CI814 1000 HLP CPA CX710 1005 HLP GIA GA90O 1030 HLP
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      It's a wild scramble in Eurocredit market
      803 5 FEROCIOUS competition and aa abundance of liquidity have produced a dramatic upsurge in lending in the syndlcnted Eurocurrency market, both to industrial and developing countries. But as the volume of loans In this borrowers market earalatfa. the terms and standards of loans declines,
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        JAPAN OWES DEBT TO $
        495 5 JAPAN OWES DEBT TO JAPANESE Prime MinisterDesignate Masayoshi Ohira says his country owes its present position to the US dollar, and feels obligated to help rescue America's currency. In a Time magazine interview, Mr Ohira said: "Japan must cooperate more actively to help defend the dollar." fie added that Japan
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      221 5 EXPO BRASH. 78 .;i i ioum Singapore Dcccmhcr 6 10 BRASIL 1 he Brazilian Kxmbition is sjxmsored by Ilir Brazilian Ministry of Kxtrmal Relations Itamarat\ Designers and contract (is: Arqui prom \rcjuitetura. r Qmu'rcio Ltcia An exhibition which presents Brazil the country, its people .its products and its culture. This,
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    Chambers get down to brass tacks
    400 6 THE ASEAN Chambers of Commerce and Industry has taken a promisingly aggressive role in the regional concept. Following its meeting in Bangkok last month, the group appears to be united in its drive towards greater regional integration. It has sent representations to Asean governments
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    Further legislation is uncalled for
    220 6 ONE MORE call for government action has been raised by yet another public body in Singapore. This time, it is the Singapore Institute of Surveyors and their chosen target is the lowly housing agent. But regulation should only be called for when there is a
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    Japanese banks turning to global expansion
    937 6  -  DOMESTIC COMPETITION INTENSIFIES By OMATSU MATSUDA JAPAN'S BANKING institutions are facing the most crucial turning point in their history since the war's termination in 1945. The medium-term growth tempo of the Japanese economy has begun to slow sharply in the wake of the oil
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    Lock icon US deficit dampener
    833 6  -  By LEONARD SILK NYT NEWS thai the US raa a trade Mdt d US$2.l MlHm<BN.l HUm) ia October a nhii werseaiag ef the September reBait a Maw to Adaridstraitoa efOdals' freaaeat eeateattoa that the tide hM begaa to tara aad thai the trade balaaee will he a
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      115 6 <r •*nnui(k HLUKT A perfect complement to any meal Aaocfccr quality prodvci from I I i <y 'cFuture Generatlon *r J. f Jusi dO'i l miss Ihem at tn« lon Har while th«y are Atso on stage lo a non slop musical d*<iqnt Comufchon Lows Tan 3 0 ibiiba T*1:432M1
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      59 6 7 OUTLOOK for Singapore from 6 a.m. to noon today: generally fair. Report for 24 bears prter to 7JI p.m. m Dee 4 at the alrpert: Maximum temperature 29.9 Associated humidity 70 Minimum temperature 100 Associated humidity 21.4 Hours of sunshine 9.40 Rainfall in millimetres trace Total rainfall for the
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      246 6 J SINGAPORE 5 3.00 Opening announcements followed by Hazel (Repeat—last Episode)* Of Events (English)* 3.30 Afternoon Matinee Close To My Heart (Pt.2) Starring: Ray Milland, Gene Tierney, Fay Bainter 4.05 Science Report* 4.20 Intermission 6.05 Opening announcements followed by Fables Of The Green Forest* 6.30 News in Brief* 6.35 Wonders
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    Hotels may face labour rationing
    1473 7  -  SERVICE and labour-lav-ish hotels will have to tighten their belts staffwise soon. But Labour Minister Ong Pang Boon's announcement, writes JOHN TAN, may not be confined simply to the hotel industry. It could be a major policy outline with far wider ramifications. JOHN TAN OVER
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    STRAWS IN THE WIND
    334 7 THE weekend's floods had moments of amusement. Apart from enterprising Singaporeans who parked their cars Just outside the Botanic Gardens (to catch fish, of course) one of the daily papers also published the picture of a bus caught in the flood. On the back of the
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    Cultural myths
    882 7  -  FORUM with Teresa Lim TOO Buy pes pig have the aetlee (hat fflagaparr ku M "eattue". What to geaerally meut to really that la Slagapere, there to aet tea meek to 4a which to aaythiag like what to daae la Earepe ar the US. That to a mistake
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      327 7 'a '*3 L an a [T*VT!. t ttg f Feast at todap YouH fem Kke royalty nfl at die Rang Mahal. Palace of /jH Colour*. On our daily are >Sfl d* tame gourmet favourite* once loved by Mogul King* of old. Tandoori (sS temptabom Aromatic cuma Huffy rice FkaVy baited
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS MARKETS
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      Market stays bullish
      561 8 TOKYO THE MARKET continued bullish on medium-sized blue chips and Large-capital stocks due to buying by the major brokerage houses. Incentives backed issues and speculative issues also shot up. Turnover and total sales value were extmnely large again. In the morning session, radium-sized blue chips such af
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      Hongkong
      338 8 THE MARKET shrugged off interest rate uncertainties yesterday to move strongly out of phase. ..turnover figures were not panicualrly exciting but it was encouraging to see active trading In the afternoon. little stock on offer, it was the high yielding shares and- quality blue chips that outperformed the average
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      Sydney
      361 8 THE MARKET closed firmer on balance aided by speculative buying of diamond shares, dealers said. Prices also rose in reaction to firmer overseas markets and a rise in the value of the US dollar. CRA climbed 14 cents to A 53.49, while Ashton firmed 3 cents to 91 cents
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      Bangkok
      314 8 THE STOCK market closed mixed with an easier bias in moderate trading, dealers said. Among losers. Industrial Fi- nance Corp dropped 60 baht to 2,495, Raja Finance 50 to 1,840, Berli Jucker and Saha Patthanapibul 10 each to 421 and 286 respectively, Dusit Thani 14 to 402 and Union
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      Manila
      93 8 DEC M Pe»o» Acoje Mining .011 -0 0006 Alias Con A Atlas Con B 17.10 +0.4 BafutoOold .011 0 001 BeniuetCon. B BF Goodrich 21 50 unch CDCP 20 50 +0.7 Inco B Landoll Le panto B 2050 0 006 Marlnduque B 5.70 0 25 Meralco 1990 ♦0.2 Oriental
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      Australia-Japan International Finance Limited
      257 8 THE MITSUBISHI Trust and Banking Corporation, Tokyo, and the National Bank of Australasia Limited, Melbourne, have announced formation of Australia-Japan International Finance Limited, a joint venture finance company incorporated in Hongkong Each bank has a 50 per cent stake in the new company. The company, registered
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      Pause in Swiss franc borrowing
      89 8 THE SYNDICATE of major banks that manages bond issues for foreign borrowers on the Swiss capital market plans no further issues this year, Zurich primary market sources said. Demands from borrowers to float loans in Switzerland has tailed off as the year end approaches, although
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      Lock icon Bangkok Bank ups capital
      65 8 Reuter BANGKOK Bank plans to double its issued capital to three billion baht from 1.5 billion next year. Bank sources said the increase would be effected in (our instalments with proceeds used to finance exxparation, but gave no details of the form and terms of the
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      Wall Street set to rise as interest rates peak out
      1301 8  -  By DONALD F. SINCLAIR AMERICAN stock markets are currently beset by the exceedingly gloomy prognostications being bandied around (or the economy. However, a surprising number of distinctly bullish forecasts for Wall Street are beginning to percolate through from the United
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  • INTERNATIONAL COMPANY NEWS
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      Lock icon Carrier holders carry out a tough task
      854 9 f N AMERICAN b NYT. BY NOW holders of Carrier will have decided a difficult question: Whether.or not to tender their shares to United Technologies under an offer expiring yesterday. In view of a court decision last Thursday, the decision was not an
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      Lock icon Ford seeking to set up Austrian plant
      217 9 Reuter, UPI. FORD MOTOR has been holding talks with Austrian Chancellor Bruno Kreisky on the possibility of Ford setting up a car plant in Austria. Chancellor Kreisky said that negotiations with Ford were under way, although no result was yet in sight. Informed
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      Standard Oil appoints a receiver for Petco
      112 9 STANDARD OIL of California said it has placed Grand Bahama Petroleum (Petco) in receivership. Petco is a subsidiary of New England Petroleum (Nepco) which owes over US$lOO million to Standard affiliates. Standard said in an official statement it was compelled to appoint a
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      Lock icon HOECHST EARNINGS OUTPERFORM RIVALS
      496 9 EUROPEAN FT. WEST GERMANY'S chemicals industry has not fully benefited from the improved economic climate at home and in most foreign markets. This conclusion is reached by Hoechst, the last of the West German chemicals "Big Three" to report on progress during the first nine months
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      BP Chemicals' $215m ethanol project
      386 9 BP CHEMICALS is to build a £50 million (about Ss2ls million) ethanol plant at its Grangemouth chemicals complex in Scotland. The plant, which will be capable of producing 155,000 tonnes of ethanol synthetic alcohol a year, will replace two older plants that have a capacity
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      SONATRACH CREDITS
      125 9 THE ALGERIAN stele all aad gae ijainln for a forda* Baak (Aan) mid Ike lata, for which the steer syadfeaie leader Is Uayds Baak laiiifHiaal, win eever If per eeat ef Ike easts at twe gam ptpnllara for tee Baaal B'teel/Anew prejeet, te he hailt by Bas Kaka
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      Lock icon Salen group to resume Reed Bank oil search
      104 9 Reuter A PHILIPPINES-BASED ell exptoratt—, led If Mi thM explsr story M in the dtopstod Bssd Bank ana sf ttgSsathChtsa next year. pines ss part si Ih^SeT edge sf the dispsted Sprstiy Islands lei i llmlm CMaa and Ifchraa. keguMsflnt exptorattsn In
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      Lock icon Funds for Hutchison Whampoa expansion
      944 9 ASIAN Reuter. SUBSTANTIAL income from two major property developments over the next three years will provide Hutchison Whampoa with the opportunity for expansion of other group activities. Aaccording to chief executive W. R. A. Wyllie, The Aberdeen Centre and Hunghom Bay Centre Developments would produce
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  • DEALS DONE ON THE SES AND THE KLSE
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      In Singapore
      1070 10 BID and offer prices officially listed and bualneaa in and reported to the Stock; of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown ihibrackeu In lot* of 1,000 units unlets otherwise specified. All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett'\ Big Board deal (in lota
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      Government bonds
      273 10 4 1/2% l/VM (380.000) (00.908 00.408) 4 V 4% IMM (290.000) (00 MB 00 808) 1% T P l/VSJ (280.000) (100.158 100 908) 1/4% T P IWSI-44 (280,000) (102.908) 7% l/VM (280.000) (100.008 100.758) 7 1/4% IVim (280.000) (100.75B) 7 1/4% l«/IO/«8 (280,000) (100.75B) 7 1/4% 1/VO7 (280,000)
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    Unit trusts
    98 10 TW Savtaw V "i* Mm4 1 Si t *M —."Sr* > OTBT LU LIT S>cr* Prag 1 ffmhtf S*perc lavM 1-il UP W M5 IJ» mt LIS LB lm ua UUSDMVOll U FVND tar Dae I) MMk PUB ft nmrnm booadB>«r» IkM Mn roank B"putr* nrtk B'patrm 1*mtk»ji**(A)
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    SHARE INFORMATION SERVICE
    2433 10 1978 High Low Company Laet Sale +erGr'» Dir Dfr Cw Gr't rn Net pnt Vel Dw (•980) High Lew 41 m SECTION ONE INDUSTRIALS 272 238 178 219 275 in 280 328 Z 245 880 132 123* 107 133 195* 59 182 173* 140* 258 Acma Alcorn
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    In Kuala Lumpur
    1157 10 BID and offer price* officially luted and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets in lots of 1,000 units unlets otherwise specified. INDUS TBIALS Willis (S.TOB S.MS). Aiseae (I.SSB l.sas) <» um. A MM
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    COMPANY MEETINGS
    220 10 MINHtAL SsenvMaa Malay4a M: AGM to be held at 73, Beach Street, Penang, at 11 JO am. today. Cental Sugars WM: AGM to be held at Batu Tiga, Selangor, at 11.00 am. on Dec I. Selrsn LM: AGM to be held at the Conference Room of United Overseas
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    Sun shines brightly at the stock exchange too
    216 10 ALTHOUOa TIE rmMj was nat aa Strang ee of Sagapare Mmhmi ■wt brighter ante yeaIt mm mrtrtalf a gnad way ts sOm* «Mk pryiKMtfceaptara laaa "niMMr, ihw«LlMp S eaato tnm leal which' trantod* apwarda MM It* Par, Nattaaal lraa aai Geatlags. Cyela
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    Prices higher as traders gain confidence
    596 10 THE EMERGENCE of better buying support pvbcd prices higher across the boards on the Kuala Lumpur stock exchange yesterdajr. Despite values closing offbest, the rally was one of the most encouraging seen of late. Selected blue chips and glamour stocks in psrticular came in
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      Hong Leong expects to reap record profits
      1433 11 HONG LEONG Finance is forecast to reap record profits of $9.75 million this year. Its board of directors has anticipated that profits for Singapore's leading finance company will rise by 24 per cent from $7.87 million the year before to 19.75 million for
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      SEA LUMBER OUT OF THE WOODS
      277 11 HAVING left behind it the production and supply problems encountered in previous years, South-East Asia Lumber Corporation appears to be firmly set on the path to better profitability, as its latest preliminary results show. Group trading profits before tax have readied $3.6 million, despite
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      IEE-Trading doubles its capital
      58 11 THE ISSUED capital of lEE-Trading (S) Pte. Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of Industrial Electronics A Engineering Ltd., has been increased from $100,002 to 1200,002. This will be done by the allotment and issue of 100,000 ordinary shares of (1 each to this company, at par
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      Fusan to declare 5 pc dividend
      144 11 DESPITE a slight setback in its first half, Fusan Pishing Net Manufacturing has decided to pay an interim dividend of 5 per cent tax free for the period, the first payment since 1973. Fusan is also making a bonus issue of one new share
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      405 11 Current Ex Book* Date Total for Total for Payaiaat Date Clone Payable the year Prarioua year Kmtyii 10%(b) Nov IS Nov 27 NYA 10% 7W Kiata fcellaa Tie ZOOS No* 15 Nov 26 DecS 200% 700% A HUm Plant 15%(b) Nov 22 Dec 2 DecS 15% 15% A
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      SCRIP ISSUE
      172 11 Coapaay Particulars Ex Date Books Close C Sugars Bonus Issue of 1 for 4 Nov 21 Dec 1 Mia Sec Bonus Issue of 1 for 2 Dec a Dec 23 Rakmaa Hydraulic Bonus Issue of t for 2 Jan 18 Jan SB Syiikeiic Resias Rights Issue of 2
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    Iata agents here will get that 1 pc rate hike
    928 12  -  By GOH ENG KEE THE International Air Transport Association (lata) has clarified that accredited travel agents in Singapore and Malaysia will be entitled to its proposed one per cent increase in the basic commission rate on international passenger ticket sales.
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    Algerian bank taps Asian dollar market
    259 12  -  By WANG LOOK KEAH BANQUE Nationale D'Algerie has issued US$25 million of floating rate notes in the Asian dollar market. It is the first time the bank is tapping funds from this market. Its traditional sources of funds are in Europe and West Asia.
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    GROWTH MAY BE HALVED
    112 12 INDIA'S overall economic growth rate in 1978-79 will be about 3 per cent, about half that achieved in *****8, the National Council of Applied Economic Research said. Its latest appraisal of the economy also estimated food-grain production at 126 million tonnes, virtually unchanged from the estimated
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    SPEAKING BY THE CARDS
    159 12 THE RECENT formation of the Asean Confederation of Employers (ACE) appears to have evoked mixed reactions from employers in the region, some of whom fear that such a federation might indulge in too much talk and too little action. Commenting on ACE's formation last Saturday, Mr
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    LONDON STOCKS
    721 12 LONDON, Mon. Share prices closed steady around earlier firm levels in slack afternoon trading after UK official reserves, wholesale prices index and public sector borrowing requirement figures were all generally in line with market expectations, dealers said. Leading equities extended last week's gains by up to 6p In
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    BANGKOK BANK TOPS
    227 12 THAILAND'S Ihaifcrt Baak heab toe Hat ef toe M top haaka to Aaeaa eampiM ky Maalla's Bitoai Day at aepapnr wttli total aaseta wvrto USS&J4 Mlttaa (StfJS Mlttea) at toe eai el leal year. Stagapere'e Lee Wak Baak meriei toe Mgkeet pereeatage gnwtt ef toe M last
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    Lock icon Poor $how in Tokyo
    310 12 Reuter THE US dollar yesterday tumbled below the 200-yen level in heavy trading on the Tokyo foreign exchange market after rising briefly to 203.40 yen. The dollar rose above 203.00 yen in early trading, but later fell in stages after the Bank of Japan intervened by
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    Flat prospect for European tyres
    373 12 THE EUROPEAN tyre industry, a big consumer of South-east Asian rubber, is in a bad way, mainly because of the impact of new technology on its sales. Until the mid-1970s most motorists in Europe bought a new set of tyres after every 32,000 miles. Then
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    How two escaped from the Spyros
    449 12 TWO JURONG Shipyard workers told an inquiry yesterday how they escaped death aboard the Greek tanker, Spyros, which exploded and kiUed 76 people. Mr N. A. Moorthy and Mr Lim Tee Foong, both fitters, said some pipes on board saved their lives during a
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    STP's bumper results topped by 1-in-3 bonus
    403 12 BUMPER results at Straits Times Press (1975) have been capped by yet another bonus issue. This time, shareholders will receive a bonus of one share for every three shares they hold, the company announced yesterday. The group has brought in a strong set
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    Lock icon China and France sign 7-year trade pact
    459 12 AP, UPI. CHINA and France signed a seven-year agreement yesterday on economic relations and cooperation that will include the purchase of equipment for two nuclear power stations by the Chinese, the Hsinhua News Agency reported. The agency said the total volume of trade
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    Lock icon Tokyo firms thrive
    128 12 Reuter PROFITS of major Japanese companies rose sharply in the first half year ended Sept 30, but sales were sluggish reflecting sagging exports, the Bank of Japan said. Its quarterly survey of 534 major companies showed combined profits before-tax and special items in the period rose 25.7
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
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        Lock icon Japanese proposal
        104 13 AFP JAPAN has offered a concrete proposal fa* the utilisation of Malaysia's five liquefied natural gas (LNG) vessels so that they will not be left idle until the Bintulu LNG project in the East Malaysian state of Sarawak begins production in 1983. Disclosing this in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysian
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        Lock icon Fewer laid-ups
        109 13 Reuter THE continued strength of tanker freight rates resulted in a further sharp fall in world laid up tankers during November to 213 of 24,544,417 dwt tons from 248 of 30,742,292 tons during October, according to London Brokers Howard Houlder. The total of tankers, combination carriers and dry
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        Lock icon Tanker rates
        61 13 Reuter THE London Tanker Brokers' Panal said weighted average world tanker freight rates from Oct 16 to Nov 15 were as follows: General purpose worldscale, 173.3 against 165 in the previous month, medium range worldscale, 143.6 against 122.9, large range one, 19.6 against 77.3, large range two, 64.2
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      New ship orders slump to 165
      563 13  -  By GOH ENG KEE THE number of new shipbuilding orders in the third quarter of this year slumped to 165 the lowest for some time, reports Fairplay International Records and Statistics (FIRS). The overall tonnage contracted at the end of August has correspondingly slumped
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      Marine Builders to deliver tugboats
      98 13 MABINE MUcn, a M Mpyart, reeeatty eanpleM the first rfx I?*?*** 00 C9r fnt»m tt Banna. The Snnetre heate are ezpeeiei le he MNered wftthla the aeact lew ateathe. Each heat ie fitted with twe lJMUewatt geaerater eete which mpoly eleetrleal pewer to audlllary ejatpaieat
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      Benefits of leasing containers
      189 13 CONTAINER leasing companies have increased their fleet of boxes four fold in the last ten years from some 300,000 TEUs in 1968 to one million TEUs now. This represents an investment of about USJ2 billion (594.4 billion) and has increased the share of containers owned by
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      4203 17 SCHEDULE A guide to ships loading at Singapore for Ports around the World i The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port
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      Container Schedules
      1409 18 IMPORT FCL CONTAINERS EX CONTAINER VESSELS AT CONTAINER TERMINAL DATE.4.12.78 Vessel's Voy Date/Time Of Date/Time Mode Of Name No. Completion Of Discharge Store Rent Due Operations Anders Maersk 7811/7812 21.11.78 @0915 24.11.78 1500 TT Nedlloyd Delft 861 22.11.78 25.11.78 0700 TT Asian Princess 85 22.11.78 <g, 1500 25.11.78
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      Who acts for whom
      911 18 The leading shipping lines operating from Singapore and the local agents who handle cargo bookings for them. Aconas Line— Acooas Sdn. Bbd. Adriatic Container— Container Feeders. AFEA Line— Singapore Shipping. AguUa Oriental—Same. Ahli Shipping— Shaijah. Alfred C. Toepfer Line— Intermodal. Algerian National Line (CNAN) —Uni pacific
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      SHIPS IN PORT
      368 18 KXJrKCTKD ARRIVALS TODAY KEPPEL WHARVES Aliakmon Progress (0600 after Ovanes Tu many an) 31/32 Kimanis (1100) 19 King Tower (0600 after Temburong) 22 Marie Bakke (after Santiago Del Estero A Myrtos) 8/9 Menelaus (0500 after Bremen Maru) 46 Nedlloyd Sinoutskerk (after Nedlloyd Nagoya) 3/ Palm Sea Horse
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      245 13 SEALORD ANTAH 1 UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG) All vessels ***** DWT, 105 TON H.L. Derrick 288 TEU Capacity, Long Length Capability. ARABIAN GULF WEEKLY SERVICE' S pore I Loading for 11/12 Kuwait (22/12), Damman (27/12) Bahrain* (31/12), Abu Dhabi (2/1) Dubai (5/1) 2 Damman (5/1), Kuwait (8/1), Doha
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      118 13 Angkutan ANL APL Arya Hat ASCL Ben/EAC CAVN V C.C.C. Ceylon Shpg China Nav CMCR CNAN Country DSR-Unes Dong Sue EAC East Malaysia Far East V FESCO m Flotta m Fortune IV Franco Belgian m Frota in GBN V Germa-Tran V GoldStar IV Golden m Good Harvest n Granard m
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      425 13 business SINGAPORE BUSINESS MAERSK LINE For US Pacilic Gull Atlantic and Easi Canada 1A136 accepting lor Hongkong Taiwan Japan and Koieai FULLY CONTAINERIZED FAST DIRECT WEEKLY 14/ 1 11/ 1 21/1 23/ 1 27/ i a/1 ILL FOt Cart Am (Mm#** tenta. h JapM (Tokyo. Kate Yotokaoa. 7/12 W/12 Vl2
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      669 15 rir> BEN LINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTMNBt SERVICE TO/FIOM EUROPE H-BURG B HAVEN TO {BMW CHialn Tetaa Eipreu C*y at EMvffc ouua«T (M|i On tiippid t*l HanM| Eipeu Bi—i Eipress H BURG BHAVEN R OAM HAVRE SOTON M Germany Austria Benetui France MUK P M*w SaM W SM SM h Sri
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      868 16 K LINE KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. (DM SUEZ fey CrnlM— Vesuto kmuekare i» rnsrns MEJtCATOR M 19 Dk 20 Oa OREXTAL CMKF 12W 2< Dk 27 Oa m comma m 30 0k 310 a (accepting carjeet I* icwtoiw w»1 TO EUROPE Spore P KHan| L Havre H burg Ihc lUk'l
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