The Business Times, 26 February 1979

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 14J/1/7J MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2S, 1978 50 CENTS
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  • BRIEFLY...
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      Lock icon Biggest attack soon
      97 1 UPI TOKYO, Sun. Chinese forces are expected to mount the largest-ever offensive in the week-long war in Vietnam in a few days, a Japanese dispatch from Peking said Sunday. Kyodo News Service based the prediction on remarks by well-informed Chinese sources that the border war will reach
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      Lock icon Nationalisation spectre
      66 1 Reuter TEHERAN, Sun. Iran's new Minister of Finance and Economic Affairs Ali Ardalan raised the possibility of nationalising the country's banks in an interview published here today. "For the moment there is no question of nationalising banks, but it is possible that such a measure might be taken
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      Lock icon Hussein accuses DAP
      57 1 Reuter KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Prime Minister Datuk Hussein Onn today accused the opposition Democratic Action Party (DAP) of constantly "exploiting racial and sensitive issues." He said said the DAP and extremist groups, in using racial question, do not care that their actions would cause conflicts far more
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      Lock icon HSBC sale
      80 1 AFP HONGKONG, Sun. The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation yesterday completed the sale of the Hongkong Bank of California to the Central Bank, Oakland, California, following the grant of the necessary regulatory approvals in the United States. The Hongkong and Shanghai Bank is seeking approval for acquisition of
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      Lock icon Review tariffs call
      57 1 AFP MANILA, Sun. A World Bank team would like the Philippines to review its tariffs and investment incentives to make its export-oriented industries competitive. The Philippine Times Journal said this would be recommended by a technical mission from the bank which ended on Friday a 20-day study
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      Lock icon Back to Cairo
      71 1 UPI CAIRO, Sun. Prime Minister Mustafa Khalil, leading the Egyptian delegation to the EgyptianIsraeli peace treaty talks held at Camp David, Maryland, flew back to Cairo today as talks face obstacles. The A 1 Ahram newspaper, in a dispatch from Washington, quoted an Egyptian official source as
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      Poultry import
      46 1 The Primary Production Department has announced that it will permit, as from today, the import of live chicken and ducklings from Johore and day-old chicks from Johore, Negri Sembilan, Malacca and Selangor. Each consignment must be accompanied by a Malaysian Veterinary Authority health certificate.
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      Lock icon Return of Mr Robinson
      73 1 Reuter CANBERRA, Sun.— Australian prime Minister Malcolm Fraser said today he had persuaded Finance Minister Eric Robinson to return to the Cabinet only three days after his mysterious resignation rocked the government. Mr Robinson, 50, stunned the country and caused an uproar in Parliament last Thursday
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      New bus interchange
      40 1 The Singapore Bus Service(l97B) has distributed some 40,000 booklets to explain the new bus plan for Bedok Town,to residents and workers there. The new interchange was declared open by Encik Sha'ari Tadin the MP for bedok,yesterday morning.
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    TOP TEN STOCKS
    125 1 THE following list of stocks gives the it most traded on the Stock Exchange of Singapore last week. It gives the turnover in thousands of units, closing prices on Friday and the high and low for 1979 (•mptnv TirMvrr Prices High U» M Feb SJ 1*7? Sime
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  • LOCAL STOCK INDICES
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      SINGAPORE
      98 1 Krb 19 Krb SI Feb il Feb« Feb *3 BT Imlex 1826 77 1858 30 1841 69 1805 34 1786 96 •Industrials 353 26 355 12 353 72 319.33 346.34 t. Finance: 628 95 631 18 627 37 618 44 615 75 Holt'Is 276 17 275 80 275 38
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      MALAYSIA
      105 1 Feb l» Feb n Feb !1 Feb a Feb SJ BT Index 2531 62 2574 91 2564 95 2511.34 2476 50 •Industrials: 386 21 388 70 387.98 383 17 378 48 t» Finam-e 528.49 532.18 528 16 ***** 516.75 ••Hotels 252 77 252 86 252.73 252 57 252 49
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    Siemens triples its size here
    714 1  -  NEW PRODUCTION FACILITIES By FONG MEW LENG SIEMENS Components, the Singapore manufacturing arm of the Siemens AG group of West Germany, has committed $20 million to the expansion of production facilities here. The sum, to be expended over the next four years for expansion of
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    Navigation aids for Straits
    235 1 DIFFICULTIES over starting the traffic separation scheme (TSS) in the Malacca Straits have been overcome and practical measures are already being taken to enable the scheme to be implemented by early next year. An informed source in the Transport Ministry told the Malaysian Business Times that
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    Sri Lanka lifts restriction on FTZ incentives
    599 1  -  By Our Reporter THE SRI Lanka government has decided to offer foreign investors intending to produce in parts of the country outside its designated Investment Promotion Zone the same incentives offered under the government's free trade zone scheme. Simultaneously, it has stopped development
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    Lock icon Asean-US meeting
    92 1 UPI THAI Prime Minister Kriangsak Chamanand said on Saturday he plans to invite Asean leaders to j a joint summit meeting i with US President Carter when he visits Bangkok, most likely in June. He said he has already I consulted with some leadj ers of Asean and
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    Another of the Big Four raises its lending rate
    306 1 UNITED Overseas Bank group, comprising United Overseas Bank, Chang Khiaw Bank and Lee Wah Bank, will be the second of the Big Four local hanks to raise its prime lending rate (PLR) in the latest ronnd of increase. From today, the
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    Prices of soft drinks up from today
    295 1  -  By MARGARET THOMAS FRASER and Neave has announced an increase in the price of its bottled soft drinks effective from today. In a letter to its customers, the Fraser and Neave Group said:"We regret to have to inform you that it is no
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    Lock icon FASC DEPLORES FEFC DECISION
    197 1 AFP THE FEDERATION of Asean Shippers' Councils (FASC) has deplored the decision of the Far East Freight Conference (FEFC) to implement an 8-per cent general freight increase. In a letter to FEFC chairman F. Van Lennep in London, FASC chairman Troadio Quiazon Jr said any freight
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      73 1 MULTINATIONALS versos nationalism 2 THE future of Nato 3 BREAD and butter of oar musicians C CHINESE paintings free and fre5h......................................... 7 MARKET review 5..................... 8 SHIPPING TIMES TRACTORS Malaysia Bhd heading for a b00m..... 19 ROLEX Masters 79 winner........ 11 RUSSIANS may have designs on Parace15.............................. 12 ASEAN hopes
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      106 1 HV •*r SENSUALLY.. RODOLFO \AI£NTINO IGQS/06 G/ixirg Oocx Spaam** Cetn** T At ?:>so©c < How to get I AL TOKYO EXPRESS UNGAPORE flight* i week direct to okyo I I (lights M LOS ANGELES, 7ftiaM»a wcai d &sza HONOLULU IS flight* w«rk MEXICO CITY 3 flight* t t»*rk The JAL
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    Lock icon Nationalism confronts multinationals
    1289 2  -  Multinational corporations are under increasing pressure from a wide range of the countries in which they operate to allow more local control. Not all these countries are developing countries either. However, not all MNCs are accepting the conditions laid down by developing countries. Some, such as IBM
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    Lock icon Jakarta wary of China's great leap forward
    936 2  -  By PAUL ZACH Reuter INDONESIANS are worried that China's economic modernisation programme will mean increased competition for scarce investment capital, perhaps slowing their own country's steady development to a crawl. This fear was raised in Tokyo last week by Indonesia's Foreign Minister, Professor
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    MEMO PAD
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    Lock icon A perplexing future for 30-year-old Nato alliance
    1353 3  -  The time has come for the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation to reappraise the strategic concepts that were held dear for these past 30 years. The Soviet Union, against which most of Nato's forces are deployed, is now well ahead in the arms race,
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    Lock icon Chinese infantryman's tough testing ground
    884 3  -  By DREW MIDDLETON NYT HE IS a short, wiry fellow highly motivated, strictly disciplined, with an extraordinary capacity to survive reverses and physical hardship. He is the Chinese soldier, and with his 3,265,000 comrades, he is being tested in battle for the first time in
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      126 3 X Bteeowr tnsz roroar The exquisite The elegant. •Discover... ri'fin It itint ihi' i irrl/i'ijiv An aura of ntmancc created bv the hanging gardens and the soft ot c andle f lames. soot hin,u music anil impeccable service. The Belvedere, l or lovers. Ol haute cuisine 1 and t me
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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      612 3 TWO-IB-CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Fishy house in a novel (5) 6 Hardly deep waters (5) 9 Vessel a girl has a name for (7) 10 A chap to chase? (5) 12 Cunninglv, in a sillv way (5) 12 A puppet like Sweep (5) 13 An admission that you've had it
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      LONDON MARKETS
      1212 4 OILSEEDS: Brokers reported steady but quieter oils and oilseeds markets in the final period on Friday. A slightly steadier Chicago trend assisted steadiness in Dutch soybean oil which was initially influenced by the overnight purchase by India. Business included March/ April deliveries at 135 guilders scaling down to
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      RUBBER
      230 4 RUBBER futures in London on Friday closed steady, a shade below the day's highs and with gains from Thursday of mostly 1.50 pence in untraded near months to 0.90 pence per kilo in distant months. Turnover was 707 lots of 15 tonnes including 32 kerb trades. There were no
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      Produce exchange
      163 4 CHINESE Produce Exchange, Singapore, noon closing prices per picul on Saturday: Caeaaat all: Bulk $125 sellers, old drum $130 sellers, new drum $135 sellers. C»pr»: Mixed (loose) UK Corn $79.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok ASTA white fob 100-. NLW $335.00 sellers. Sarawak white fob 96'< NLW $317.50 sellers. Sarawak
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      Soybean
      219 4 CHICAGO soybean futures on Friday fell to the lows of the session in the final hour before rebounding and closing near highs. Prices ended up seven to 12 US cents a bushel. After rallying shortly before midday on rising silver prices and mounting concerns about the China/Vietnam conflict, soybeans
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      Lock icon War brings fresh surge of buying in London metals
      1136 4 AFP THE Sino-Vietnamese conflict brought a fresh surge of buying in metals, with silver and aluminium reaching new record prices, gold and platinum coming close to their two-week-old peaks and copper moving to its best level since June 1974, on the
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      Wheat
      152 4 WHEAT futures in Chicago on Friday slipped lower at the close under pressure from local and professional selling. Prices closed down 2' 2 Us cents to half a cent a bushel, near the lows of the day. Action in the pit was lacklustre throughout the session. Light commission-house buying
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      Rice
      266 4 SINGAPORE: Saturday's closing prices in S$ per kilo, ex-godown: THAI WHITE: 100 pet first class (Kangaroo) new crop 0.96, 100 pet second class 0 85. 100 pet third class 0.83, 25 pet new crop no stock. B-10 pet 0.75. THAI BROKEN: A-super 0.62. Special 0.56. THAI RICE: 55 pet
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      Straits tin
      26 4 THE STRAITS tin price in Penang on Saturday raw MISS to $1,992 per picnl, on an official offering down 197 tonnes to 138 tonnes.
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      Lock icon USSR buys 30,000 tonnes of coconut oil
      133 4 Reuter VEGETABLE oil brokers in London said that the Soviet Union purchased 30,000 tonnes of coconut oil last week through two major Philippine oilseed crushers and an international dealer. The business was spread over March to June shipments but no price details were
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      Trading on the produce front almost at a standstill
      505 4 WITH THE exeeptiM sf one or two ewnnwattei, trading mi tke Stagtpwt prtdarc market last week wm practically at a standstill. Dealers were'generally disinclined to commit themselves in fresh pnrckases of these commodities that are still earning in tram ear nsoal
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      Palm oil
      69 4 C.I.F. North European ports, In US dollars per ton unless otherwise stated. LONDON: Frl Previous Malaysian 5%ffa bulk per tonne April 720x1 r 710slr Sumatra 5% ffa bulk February 740slr 735slr March 730slr 720/730pd April 725slr 710/725pd May 710slr 695/705pd June TOOslr 690/692' jpd July unch 685/692'ipd Nigeria
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    • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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        Singapore market
        166 4 IN THE absence of major developments, the US dollar performed steadily on the Singapore foreign exchange market last week. Opening lower at 2.1685 '95 against the Singapore dollar, the US unit fluctuated narrowly in generally thin and quiet trading, with business done at the high of 2.1745 and
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        MLR
        22 4 THE average rate at which Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 7.75 per cent. J
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        Asian $ rates
        234 4 Asian rates RATES were steady at the start of last week up to Thursday, which saw a slight easing tendency with Three and Six Months losing per cent. Howeverd, Friday opened higher but settled lower for the day to close at the week's starting levels. Short dates shed off per
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        Gold
        197 4 AFTER the London fix at U*****.10 on Friday morning, gold saw some initial long liquidation out of New York. The second fix was at U*****.00 Thereafter, some buying interest appeared in the market and gold reached a high of US $253.30/80. At the high, some selling appeared and gold
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        Lock icon Money market
        60 4 Source: Astley Pearce OVERNIGHT funds were traded between s'« to 4 per cent last week. Term rates eased off 1/16 from the opening of the previous week's market. Trading was mainly in the Ones at 7 per cent. Terms closings were 7-1/16 to 6-15/16, 7'h to 7-1/16 and
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        Short term money
        50 4 FOR THE week ended Saturday Feb 23, the range of call rate received from from Short Deposits (M) Bhd was as follows: Bank fond: '/•> per cent to l''« per cent. General fund: One per cent to 4 1/ per cent. Movements of funds totalled $937 million.
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        Euro $ rates
        61 4 Euro rates LONDON Eurodollar deposit trading was relatively active on Friday and period rates ended firmer on balance in response to prime name bidding interest from nassau and stateside, dealers said. Rates opened easier reflecting the view that Thursday's late rise on the Federal Reserve Board Chairman's statement on monetary
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        Philippine Swiss bond
        44 4 AN ISSUE price at par was set for the Philippines' 4.75 per cent, 50 million Swiss franc, 10-year loan to be floated on the Swiss capital market from tomorrow to March 2, Swiss Bank Corp as issuing consortium leader said. Reuter.
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        Zurich
        62 4 ZURICH exchanges closing quotes on Feb 23: US 1 6705-6720 SIR 3 3585-3624 Can 1 3960-3978 DMk- 90 1608-2905 D F1 83 4874-6042 F Fr 39 0806-1294 B Fr 5 7219-7300 DKr 32 4937-5387 N Kr 32 7870-8262 S Kr 38 3010-3486 Lit 0 1986-1986 Aus srh 12 3102-3304
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        Discount market
        251 4 THE Ss6o million bond issue which will be put up for issue today did not seem to have much effect on the interbank term rates last week. The One and Three Months interbank funds were traded at 7'» to 7 per cent and 7-5/16 to 7-3/16 per cent,
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        London
        375 4 THE DOLLAR closed showing little net change on the day against most European currencies after a generally quiet session on Friday, dealers said. But a note of uncertainty was injected into late dealings by rumours surrounding the China Vietnam conflict. In Washington, US officials said the Soviet Union has
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        Frankfurt
        63 4 FRANKFURT exchanges opening quotes on Feb 24: US 1.8513 1 8523 Can 1 5480 1 5S00 St* 3.717 727 D F1 92 55 65 S Fr 110 80 90 Lil 2 198 208 F Fr 43 30 40 D Kr 35 93 36 03 NKr- 36 31 41 B
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      145 4 PANCHAUD FREBES S.A. LAUSANNE SWITZERLAND are pleased to announce having made an exclusive arrange ment with LARIZA (SINGAPORE) PRIVATE LIMITED for their sales of soyameal/ pellets, soyabeans and various feeding stuffs to the Singapore/Malaysia market. For this purpose Lariza (S) Pte. Ltd. have opened a new department under the management
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  • OVERSEAS
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      SOLAR-HEATED BANK
      92 5 THE first solar-heated facility in Bank of America's homestate of California began operation last year. The branch office in Palm Desert costs USsBs*,m (551.84 billion) and is situated in the Coacbeila Valley. Nearly all the energy for heating and hot water at the facility comes from solar power.
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      Lock icon Americans fear Russian naval base in Vietnam
      483 5 NYI CHINA'S invasion of Vietnam has raised grave new concerns in the Carter administration that the Soviet Union might use the conflict as a pretext to establish a naval facility at Cam Ranh Bay, one of the most strategically situated natural ports in
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      Lock icon US inflation still rising
      269 5 Reuter PRESIDENT Carter and his senior economic advisers, worried by a jump in domestic prices, are searching for ways to give new impetus to the administration's ailing anti-inflation programme. Consumer prices climbed by 0.9 per cent in January, the biggest monthly rise since last September. This
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      Lock icon More leverage for US farmers
      413 5 UPI AS FOOD becomes a more precious commodity on the international market, American farmers may become the dominant force behind future US foreign policy. an agricultural economist believes. "We can do without oil. You don't have to drive up and down the roads," said Mr
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      Lock icon SAUDI OIL MAY FALL UNDER SOVIET CONTROL
      351 5 AP (IS SENATOR Henry M. Jackson said on Saturday there is no bar to the expanding influence of the Soviet Union in Iran and predicted that Saudi Arabian oil is in real danger of falling under Soviet control. The Washington Democrat also said
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      Lock icon Foreign firms on buying spree in America
      960 5 NYT THE march of the foreign merger-minded merchants goes on in America. Last year, according to W.T. Grimm and Co, the Chicagobased merger specialists, there were 199 acquisitions of American concerns by foreign companies, an increase of 23 per cent from 1977 and
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      Lock icon Breaking into the NTT supplier club
      598 5 NYT A COMPLEX struggle between the United States and Japan over the procurement practices of the giant Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp., which places orders worth US$3 billion a year, is reaching a crucial stage. Nobuhiko Ushiba, the government's chief representative in the longrunning
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Lock icon SLOWDOWN IN N. SEA?
        486 5 Agencies DEVELOPMENT activity in the North Sea seems certain to ease from 1981 onwards unless many of the marginal fields can be established as commercial prospects, said Terminal Operators in its latest annual survey of North Sea oil and gas vessel requirements to 1983. It said
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      Lock icon Meralco denial
      50 5 UPI OFFICIALS have denied charges that Philippine President Marcos acquired ownership of Manila Electric Co (Meralco). a power enterprise formerly owned by one of Mr Marcos' chief political opponents. The denial was issued by officials of the Meralco Foundation in a statement released by the presidential palace. UPI
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      790 5 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Time From GIA GA980 10% HLP THAI TG423 1035 BKK SIA SQI03 1045 KUL SIA SQ209 1045 HLP MAS MH605 1045 KUL GIA GA944 1055 PKU GIA GA906 1100 MES PAL PR501 1135 MNL RBA BI325 1200 BWN GIA SIA GA SQ28
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      38 5 See the latest and the best at one and the same time at one and the same place Hanover l\ Fair'JQ Wednesday. 18th April Thursday. 26th April BEHN, MEYER A CO (PTE) LIMITED SINGAPORE 'KUALA LUMPUR PENANG IPOH
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  • REVIEWS
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      How our musicians make ends meet
      788 6  -  By PATRICIA GOH I OFTEN remember being shown off to visitors or relatives and the inevitable question would crop up: "Is this one going to take up music too?" and I wonder if any of them had any notion of what that ambiguous phrase
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      Lock icon ORCHESTRA GIVES A CREDITABLE SHOW
      576 6 KST THE SINGAPORE Symphony Orchestra (SSO) gave an orchestral concert at the Singapore Conference Hall last Friday night, Feb 23, 1579, and endeared itself to a capacity audience that came to enjoy a programme of music by Mozart, Beethoven, Prokofiev, Sibelius and Lin Foo-an. The
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      Paintings free, fresh and contemporary
      1203 7  -  The exhibition, "Two Masters: Wu Changshuo and Wang Geyi," presented by the National Museum and the Society of Chinese Artists, is the first exhibition of Chinese painting and calligraphy organised by the National Museum with works on loan from collectors in Singapore. An impressive exhibition
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      RENOIR: AGELESS DIRECTOR OF THE FILM WORLD
      345 7 No director has made the camera seem so lyrical, so expressive, so "transparent" a means of viewing the world. Renoir's films were not so much a mirror held up to Nature as a window through to Nature. His greatest gifts a lyrical visual
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      651 6 PLAYS: ALAN Ayckbourn's "Bedroom Farce" will be performed at the Hilton Playhouse, starting from this evening, featuring an all-star cast of eight from London. Head of the list is John Le Mesurier, possibly best known for his role in "Dad's Army." The others are Patricia Brake, Robin Chadwick, Jennifer Hammond,
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      767 6 ■ypßVViin Mediocre Monday again MEDIOCRE MONDAY has com? around again. Time for some terrible television. Don't go anywhere near the set tonight unless you Intend to smash the screen In. Bat then, considering that RTS very kindly sends as their programme sched nles regnlarly and in good faith, perhaps I
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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  • MARKET REVIEWS
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      Sino-Viet conflict creates selling wave
      971 8  -  SINGAPORE L By CHAN BONG SOO SHARES WERE sold down sharply across the board on the Stock Exchange of Singapore last week. Sentiment was depressed by the fear that the Sino-Viet-namese conflict might develop into a full-scale war. Apart from the feeble reaction noted last
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      Prices mixed
      373 8 EUROPEAN 4 IT HAS been a mixed week for most of the European bourses as the continued uncertainty of the political situation in Iran and the deteriorating Sino-Viet-namese conflict hang heavily on market sentiment. The markets were jittery most of the time, and reaction to bad news had
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      COMPANY NEWS for the week
      265 8  -  Week ended Feb 23 Compiled by VIOLET CHOW OTHERS Hmr Lmbk Flnanrr has won the battle for control of Singapore Finance. S*vraa Industries' sale of 800,000 shares in Fancy Tile Works have been approved by the Capital Issues Committee. Fa»cy TUe Wariu has changed their
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      STERLING TIMES
      840 8  -  LONDON b J By GERALD COLVERD THERE ARE few better ways to learn than by the trials and errors of practical experience. Gone are the days when the belief in the benefits of a low exchange rate subsidy for exports ruled the attitudes of the UK administration. Now
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      Interest still strong in energy stocks
      481 8 r SYDNEY t d INVESTORS maintained strong interest in resources stocks during the week in the light of continuing uncertainty over future world energy supplies and in response to still buoyant metal prices. An additonal bullish factor in the market was the China-Vietnam conflict
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      Lock icon Silver lining amid the gloom
      614 8 NEW YORK NYT THE American Telephone and Telegraph Company raised its dividend last week, bond prices stamped, the casino stocks went wild for a day or two and investors who weren't worrying about Inflation expressed concern over the Chinese invasion of Vietnam. The net effect
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      Prices fall under a barrage of selling activity
      811 8 K.LUMPUR UNCERTAINTY gave way to nervousness on the Kuala Lumpur stock market last week as prices came under a torrent of selling to close sharply lower across a broad front. Sentiment during the week, was by far, the weakest since the start
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      Lock icon Moderate setback
      310 8 TOKYO L 4 AFP LIQUIDATION pressure weighed heavily on traders' minds to inflict a moderate setback on the Tokyo stock market last week. The Dow Jones average fell back below the 9,199yen mark, finishing the week at 6,188.24 yea, down 4I.CC yea from the previous week's close. The
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        76 9 FEB 23 Lire 38 3 ***** 400 559 38 4750 -45 Flat 2777 22 2 0.75 IFI Pri 2291 4) ***** 310 830 50 3.5 444 50 9.5 Magneti M Pf 559 *9 Marelli Ere 240 11 ***** 450 Miral&nza ***** 1140 17 193 50 2 Ollvt Pri 1121
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        71 9 FEB 23 Frs FORWARD MARKET 460 >12 2380 -20 -20 532 >58 1830 622 >4 Cock 508 8 216 1 2460 -15 Electrobel 6890 >30 Gev 1382 -10 Hobok 3070 100 Peiro Soc Gen Belg 2200 >10 Soflna 3570 20 Solvay A 2M0 +10 Tanks 123 uncti U Min
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        267 9 FEB 23 Fri CORBEILLE Air-Liquids 375 -1J BSN Gervals Danone 478 -2 CSF (ThomsonC si) 345 -3 Cte Francals* des Petroles 139 40 +15 Compagnie Flnanciere Compagnie Generate 372 +2 Credit Foncler De France 423 10 -1.4 Hachette (Llbralrle) ***** unch Machines Bull 55 TO 0.5 Michelln (B) 1000
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        Amsterdam
        134 9 FEB 23 Fls ABN Ahold ***** 4.8 Akzo 3150 01 AMEV 91 30 -0 1 Amfas Amrot Bank 76 30 0.2 Bergoss Berk Bols 58 50 -02 Borsumij Burhmann Byenkorf 88 50 17 Calve Delft Dell MlJ ***** -08 Ennia 140 00 -1 Fokker 2500 -0 1 Ford Gamma
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        190 9 FEB 23 Francs Actions Suisses 299 -1 Alusulsse Br 1430 -10 Alusulsse Reg 597 -2 Brown Boveri Br 1840 >5 Clba Gelgy Br 1290 -15 Clba Gelgy P C 1000 -5 Clba Gelgy Reg 696 -4 Credit Suisse Br 2360 unch Credit Suisse Reg 443 -3 Elektrowatt Br 2035
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        185 9 FEB 23 Dm Aef-Telefunken Akzo Allz Leben AUz Vers 66 80B 29 20 875 00 486 00 unch 2 HAS* 134 10 Bay H T Wbank 277 10 -09 Bay Vbank 288 OOB Bayer ***** 0.8 BBC292 50 BMW unch Cassella unch Chem Verw 257 00 -1 Commerzbank 206
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      JO'BURG
      311 9 FEB 23 Rand INDUSTRIALS A Alpha Abercom AE And CI AMIC Barlows r ."f Sugar CNA Currle Finance ISO 240 425 1300 543 575 210 87 1500B 10 -5 15 unch 3 unch 5 2 Edcon Edgars Eveready Fed Vol* Fugll Gardlan Glenanl Gratemn Hippo Hlveld HuletU Liberty Lonrho
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      Kawasaki orders
      25 9 JAPAN'S Kawasaki Heavy Industries has received provisional foreign orders for 30 new medium-size helicopters now being developed jointly with west Germany's MBB (Messerschmidt-Boelkow-Blohm).
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      Broadly lower in light trading
      1349 9 NEW YORK HEAVILY traded Polaroid led the stock market broadly lower on Friday as investors worried about rising pHces and fighting in the Far East Overall trading was light. Several securities analysts said they cut their 1979 earnings estimates for Polaroid after it reported disappointing
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      Shares gain a little ground
      335 9 TOKYO SHARE prices closed slightly higher on Saturday in limited trading, led by oils and mineral resources, dealers said. The Dow Jones average rose 7.30 to close at 6,068.24 with volume of 120 million shares. The Tokyo Stock Exchange index closed at 450.59, up 0.14.
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      165 9 FEB 23 Abltlbl c% Imp Oil Inco M 22 s. 174 -4 Int Utt 134 274 InU Nickel 22^ -4 124 Bank Nova Scotia Bell Tel 24 -4 Lobiaw B 44 124 4 BP Can Ltd Mc Blodel 224 24 s B 354 Can Imp Bk 284 -4 unch
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      Price cut at Chrysler
      515 9 BESET BY swollen inventories and lagging sales, the Chrysler Corporation is cutting prices to dealers by up to US$45O on various cars and light trucks ordered by the end of March cuts that presumably will be passed along to car buyers. The plan covers all cars
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      Lock icon AT and T raises its dividend
      454 9 NYU THE American Telephone and Telegraph Co raised its quarterly dividend by US 10 cents, continuing a string of dime-a-year increases that began in 1976. The latest increase, the ninth since 1967. brings the quarterly payout to $1.25 a share, and the annual distribution
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      Improved interest spread behind CBA rise
      153 9 THE COMMERCIAL Bank of Australia Ltd (CBA) said aa improved Interest spread la Autrallan hanking, reflecting the deployment funds previously held la statutory reserve deposits lata higher yielding advances, was oae of the factors behind Its 39 per ceat rise la first-half profit. As
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      Lock icon Chase trust proposes revamp plan
      252 9 Reuter THE CHASE Manhattan Mortgage and Realty Trust, as expected, has proposed a reorganisation plan under Chapter XI of the Federal Bankruptcy Act. The trust, which has assets totalling nearly US$3OO million of which more than half are nonearning, filed the petition in the United
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      Leyland plans sale
      93 9 BRITISH Leyland has decided to sell Aveling Barford, its big building and earth work concern providing jobs for about 3,500 workers in Australia Papua New Guinea and Britain, it was learned in London. The company said in a communique that discussions with possible buyers would begin immediately.
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      Profits jump at Aetna
      101 9 THE Aetna Life and Casualty Company reported sharply higher profits for the fourth quarter and full year over the corresponding year-ago periods. The multi-line insurance concern said it earned U*****.2 million, or $2.62 a share in the fourth quarter, compared with $105.5 million, or $1.96 a
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      Pepsico sees jump
      81 9 PEPSICO said its fourthquarter profit rose to Usss9.B million, or 64 cents a share, from $52.7 million,, or 57 cents a share, the year before. The company, a diversified food and soft drink maker with interests in transportation, also reported revenues of $1.35 billion for the quarter,
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      637 9 NYT AMERICAN and other foreign investors will soon get a chance to obtain a large minority holding in the famous Monte Carlo casino as well as in hotels and other properties in this tiny independent principality and tourist centre on the
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      215 9 UNITED OVERSEAS BANK LTD CHUNG KHIAW BANK LTD LEE WAH BANK LTD (INCORPORATED IN THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE) We are pleased to announce the following deposit and lending rates, effective Monday, 26 February 1979: Deposit Rates: Savings Accounts 4Yi% p.a. (Deposit and withdrawal at any of the Group's 45 branches)
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      Tractors (M) poised for a boom
      939 10  -  By ANTHONY TAN ANOTHER eminent performance by Tractors Malaysia Bhd (TMB) in the six months ended Dec 31 1978 has placed the group on the path to excellent results at year end. The half-year result, which was announced together with the rest of the
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      228 10 The Straits Times Press (1975) Ltd: AGM to be held at Supreme House, 11th Floor, Penang Road, Singapore, at 12.30 pm on Feb 26. Times Publishing Bhd: AGM to be held at Supreme House, 11th Floor, Penang Road, Singapore, at 12 noon on Feb 26. Yeo Hlap Seng
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      275 10 Current Ex Books Date Total for Total for Payment Date Cloae Payable the year Previous year B Hawaii 7.5% Jan £> t eb I Feb 27 12.5% 12.5% Duff Dev 2.5* Jan 25 Feb 8 Feb 27 5% 5% M Bank 7*1 Feb 7 Feb 17 Feb 27
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      SCRIP ISSUE
      91 10 r«M^MV PiMKutirt Ei !>•(» U..nk. Cil Bonus Ism* ut 1 lor 3 f« M.< It) V. fnniwit* Bonus imuv of L lot WY A KYA hrahlhH aiCULt U»u< of 3 for e Kat Inn >1 W p--T ahure WYA KVA Bonu» liaO#- vt 1 fw 2 WYA NYA
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      2707 10 Gr'« Gr'« Net 1878/78 Lad Div Div Y'ld P/E Vol Week High Low Company Sale or C*vr COOOl High Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIALS 272 132 Acma 222 12 ON 1.3 5.4 24.1 190' 123* Alcorn 189 4 100 2.2 5 2 14.0 2 189 189 178 107
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      159 10 w Cgft '.VXi-rrr SliiHK -•-t-i" '_vj.V."..■jX« VH Vjl PAUL THEROUX THE CONSUL'S FILE A sequence of twenty episodes in the life of Ayer Hitam in Malaysia, seen through j\ the eyes of the resident American Consul, y The whole spectrum of life in Malaysia ris echoed, from adultery to murder,
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      Pony clubs in Australia are racing ahead
      565 11 IN AUGUST, young equestrians from seven countries will gather in Perth* Western Australia, for the Inter-Pacific Exchange. Pony club members from Australia, Canada, the US, New Zealand, Japan, Hongkong and Singapore will take part. Each nation provides a team of six riders for
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      394 11 NYT QI'ESTION: How did scoring originate in tennis? Why 15, 31, 4#, deuce? Answer: The scoring survives for the most part from the game's medieval origins that is, from France, where the sport's ancestor was called jeu de paume. game of the palm, because the ball was
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      One million dollars, man!
      615 11  -  By RONALD KOW WHEN the price of things runs into the billions of dollars, some people are inclined to think that a half million or so more will not make much of a difference. The Football Association of Singapore made a clear profit of more than
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      Lock icon Swee Chew's five birdies carry the Rolex cup
      1368 11  -  By TEO TECK WENG LIM SWEE CHEW, the 31-year-old Jurong resident professional, stormed in with a sizzling inward half five-under-par 31 to finish like a champion. Stumbling out in the final round with a front nine three-over-par 38, he collected five brilliant
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      350 11 ilij miTi A HOME? Then look for it in Business Times classified property advertisements an easy to read guide to the available properties at the top end of the market. Home-hunters are especially catered for in the new LEISURE TIMES supplement that comes with Business Times every Saturday morning. If
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    665 12 AFP AP THE SOVIET Union and Vietnam may conduct a joint landing on the Chinese-occupied Xi Sha Qun Dao (Paracels) islands in the east china sea, the popular daily Sankei reported today. The daily, citing a competent source, said that for
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    Lock icon US hopes Saudis will keep oil prices down
    314 12 Reuter US OIL industry experts believe Saudi Arabia will fight any attempt by its Opec partners to push through big price increases because of the loss of oil supplies from Iran. The Saudis fear that dearer oil could cause a world economic
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    Lock icon Call to build up national resilience
    205 12 Reuter PRESIDENT Suharto said the rapidly deteriorating situation in countries neighbouring the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) made it even more imperative for the five members to strengthen their national resilience. General Suharto made the remark when he installed three new Indonesian ambassadors
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    KL urged to subsidise cost of electricity
    395 12 THE Associated Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Malaysia has called on the Malaysian government to consider subsidising electricity costs of commercial and industrial consumers in view of anticipated increases in fuel cost variation charge (FCVC) by the National Electricity Board. In
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    Asean hopes to lure 200 EEC projects
    323 12 IN JAKARTA, businessmen from the five member countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) will try to raise European finance for almost 200 projects, during a three-day conference beginning today. Some 300 industrialists, bankers, and government officials from the nine-na-tion European
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    Lock icon KL yet to decide on economic zone
    173 12 Reuter MALAYSIAN government experts are still preparing legislation to declare an exclusive economic zone off the Malaysian coast, said Malaysia Law Minister and Attorney-General, Datuk Hamzah Abu Samah. Speaking after opening the annual meeting of state legal advisers in Kuala Lumpur, he said
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    Fitting floral welcome for tourists
    155 12 TOURISTS will have a foretaste of Singapore as a garden city the moment they step into the arrival hall at Changi International Airport. This hall, to be on the ground floor of the fivestorey main building, will be tastefully landscaped with plants, fountains and aquariums.
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    SINGAPORE SURVEY FOR BUSINESSMEN
    299 12 OF ALL regional geopolitical groupings, Asean boasts the world's fastest economic growth rate and all forecasts indicate this will continue into the 1980s. Singapore, though the smallest of the five Asean countries, is significant for international investors as it plays a role in the region disproportionate
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    Lock icon Rubbers Floor price
    358 12 Reuter CONSUMER countries must accept a floor price for natural rubber if an international rubber agreement is to be successfully negotiated next month in Geneva, officials of rubber producing countries said. Delegates from Indonesia. Malaysia. Singapore, Sri Lanka and Thailand are meeting in Bali, in the executive
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      20 12 PRIME RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES FOR SALE LEASE For further details apply to: JONESIANG WMm 3905 OCBC Centre, Singapore 1 Tel: *****4/*****
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      52 12 This announcement appears as a matter of record only BANCO DO BRASIL S.A SINGAPORE BRANCH U.S. $20,000,000 NEGOTIABLE FLOATING RATE U.S. DOLLAR CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT DUE 1982 Issue Price 100% Managers THE DEVELOPMENT BANK NORDIC BANK LIMITED OF SINGAPORE LIMITED SINGAPORE BRANCH Agent Bank THE DEVELOPMENT BANK OF SINGAPORE LIMITED
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      56 12 c Outlook for Singapore from 6 a.m. to noon today: Fair. Report for 24 prior to 7.39 p.m. on Feb.2s at the airport. Maximum temperature 33.3 Associated humidity 55 Minimum temperature *24.1 Associated humidity 97 Hours of sunshine 5.90 Rainfall in millimetres Ny Total rainfall for the month 97.5 Total
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        Lock icon Port congestion improves
        116 13 AFP THE Indian Shipping Minister Mr Chand Ram has informed the Parliament that several steps had been taken to improve berthing facilities at Bombay port following complaints of congestion. He expressed the hope that tfee India-Pakistan-Bangladesh, UK and continent shipping conference would now withdraw the "congestion surcharge"
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        104 13 Reuter AN American shipping company says it has reached an agreement with China allowing it to resume direct sailings between the two countries for the first time in 5) years. Lykes Brothers Steamship company said the agreement was negotiated in Peking with the state-owned China Ocean Shipping
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        62 13 AP AN Iranian ship is being held by authorities in Baltimore, and a seized French vessel Fontenoy carrying 300,000 gallons of wine is waiting to be unloaded, officials said. The Iranian ship, Rastakhiz, which was scheduled to depart for Houston today, was seized on Friday because of alleged
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      New orders see a 34pc plunge
      786 13 THE VOLUME of new shipbuilding orders placed with shipyards throughout the world last year fell by about 34 per cent compared with 1977 and the leading shipbuilding countries continued to be those most affected by the slump. According to the latest issue of "The
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      Sembawang clinches $4 million contract
      125 13 SEMBAWANG Engineering has clinched a contract worth about $4 million to fabricate seven shipsets of Kvaerner "multifold crocodile" steel hatch covers. The contract was awarded by a West German firm Messrs Kvaerner Brag GmbH through its local agent, Messrs Marine and Commercial Private Ltd. Each
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      2351 17 SCHEDULE A guide to ships loading at Singapore for Ports around the World 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 of
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      INDEX
      535 17 SMpptag List ACS Afea Aguila Alfred All trans Alpac Angkutan ANL APL Arya Nat ASCL Asia Merchant Athenian Atlantic Aust.Cont Bank Banner Batam BBS Ben Asia Ben EAC Ben Ben Ocean Bintang Blue Funnel Blue Star CAVN C.C.C. Central Gulf China Nav. CMCR CNAN Compania Country DSR-Lines Dong Sue
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      Container Schedules
      1397 18 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO AT CONTAINER TERMINAL NB. (1) Each vessel's estimated time of arrival is advised by the Shipping Line/ Agent and is subject to change to the (2) All export FCL containers and LCL cargo must be delivered Authority's premises during the
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      Who acts for whom
      903 18 The leading shipping lines operating from Singapore and the local agents who handle cargo bookings for them. Aronas Line— Aconas Sdn. Bhd. Adriatic Container— Container Feeders. AFEA Line— Singapore Shipping. Aguila Oriental—Same. Ahli Shipping— Sharjah. Alfred C. Toepfer Line— Intermodal. Algerian National Line (CN AN)—Unipacific. Alpac
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      SHIPS IN PORT
      216 18 EXPECTED ARRIVALS TODAY KEPPEL WHARVES Nil. PASIR PANJANG WHARVES Kota Rukun (0600 after Taiyo Maru) CB7 Gdns.3o3 1267. Kota Singa (0600) CB2 Gdns.3o2 821-910. Kim Soon Li (0700) TB Gdns 301 613-660. Yannis (1500 after Pha Shwe Gyaw Ywa) CB4 Gdns.3o2 918-106. SEMBAWANG WHARVES Jag Deesh (0600)
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      502 13 Europe Our Next Loader plang- 26/2 ,0,.- 28/2 Port Kelang Singapore: 28/2 For further details, see page 3 Orient Overseas Line FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) I WPTIM CORAL 1?N CKVALIR PAUE liN Fstowe Letlawe R'dam H'bt*j Antwerp 21/3 in 18 3 20 3 23 3 29 3
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      212 13 *11 SEALORD ANTAH UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG) All vessels ***** DWT, 105 TON H.L. Derrick 288 TEU Capacity, Long Length Capability. ARABIAN GULF WEEKLY SERVICE! i 1 Vessel S pore Loading for IBN YOUNUS* IBN AL ATHEER 11/3 IBN BASSAM IBN KHALLIKAN IBN AL HAITHAM Dubai (12/3). Abu
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      282 13 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICES. FAR-EAST/EUROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE KOREAN lACEWON Hft CONTAINER ME RCA TOR 0 CHEF <SS BRIOGE 0 RESEARCHER N CORAL C PAW (VIA SUEZ): S pore P Keian 27 Feb 1 Mb' BMa 9 Mar 12 Mar 13 Mar 17 Mac 18
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      786 13 aw*' He Australia Our Next Loader Port Kftlang 26/2 Singapore- 10/3 For further details, see page 3 MAERSK LINE Panang Sa*d Slice it/2 21/2 3/3 *»ll Randc Maerik Ml Maersk Rando Singapore Closing Times CT i Mir 0/00 Ms CFS 2 Ma- 1900 Iks •OS East Asia 'Hongkong Manila Keelung
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      831 14 Hapag-Lloyd FULLY CONTAHERtSED TO EUROPE fs pore P Kelang I jsuji Maru Benayon liverpoof Bay Thames Maru Kurama Maru «o«toon Bay Kamakura Maru fokyo Bji 10 3 19 i ?1 3 :'b 3 28 3 64 7 4 EXPRESS CONVENTIONAL TO EUROPE s port P Kelang Pen Bdbao Genoa Hburg
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      420 14 835 barber blue sea From: US ATLANTIC US GULF I EAST CANADA N Orleans Houston Nor lot Baltimore Plea Yort St Mm Arrives SMGAPOftC Port AHanj Penanf Jakarta Labuan lysU A Vessel SaAed Mar 13/13 <pr 17 Rkr 11/19 W Feb ?527 lb 16 Mf 21/22 Apr 20 4/5 mApr
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      747 14 EVERGREEN LINE FAR EAST/RED SEA. MEDITERRANEAN SEA EXPRESS FULL CONTAINER SERVICE AISO ACCEPTING CARGO FOR GENOA IA! TAMA BEIRUT ALEXANDRIA BENGHAZI TRIPOII (IIBYA) S pore MAth Port Said lonassot If (tarn fin B jr c Honi ConMcrci KMar b Mat 14 Mar 17 Mar 22 Mar ?4 Ho nib Can
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      1175 14 I Everett Lines Burma Five Star Shipping Corpn. "BURMESE NATIONAL LINE" IOMSK FOR RANGOON Saifapore PHASH*C»AWY»A PP 302 25 Feb BFs S C Agents m Mokj v s.o TEPS MALAYSIA Port Kelorwj Tel <38> 7355 Penong Tel ***** ***** ijL£.» Compania Argentina Da Mavagacion Intarcontinantai S. A. C.I. F. w
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      695 14 T mo.s.E. i OCEAN SHIPPING A ENTERPRISES PTE LTD RM 2102 2103 21ST FLOOR MARINA HOUSE M SHENTON WAY MISTRI ROAD SINGAPORE 2 J> TEL *****44 7& *****70 sa SANKYO LINE AUSTRALIA SERVICE P. Kelant Sn{spore loadmt tor: THRO ST At 27 Feb/3 Mar In Port BfttS, STO MEI MAYBWHE
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      748 15 OCL Overseas Containers Limited CONTAHOSHP SERVICE TO UK/CONTUCNT CONTAIN! RSHIP SERVK-E FROM UK CONTINENT H burg Brem NM»| f SaM Sated "••to Sato SjM •wj.ant fiptnt MM Sarfed ■Mm Hani Sa4M Sated Sated Sated Sadtd 76 Feb 27 Frt 1*» S ton P Kelang S pore Neit Ports Sated 2
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      936 15 GRANARD LINE Granard Shipping Agencies (S| Pte Ltd Tel *****77 (5 Lines) Oin s Trading Sdn BNd T e 38H01 *****t> A;za Shipping Trading Enterprises > ?OP6< El AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES >1 STRAITS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Loading for New York, East Coast and Guff ports by lini-Landbridje Los Angeles, San
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      508 15 BEN LINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAMER SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE FROM EUROPE H BURG b HA. IN ROAM HAVRE SOTON M Geimany Austria Benelm France All UK P Kelang S poie Hjmbur| Eipress Saded Saied Saied Safcd Sa4ed 2/ Korioonßay Saied Saied Saied Saied 4/3 6 Kamak.aMaru Saied Saied Saied Saied 11/3
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      605 15 Scan Dutch 9 EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE VIA SUEZ kVi ii I iitui r>¥7i j »7i 11 :#i? wiftrrc i i: r\i n Feeder horn P Klunt larrdl Acceptaig lar llßarcdaaj Genoa Amsterdam knt»Kp It Mint Mm Btsk Southampton LivfrpoO UnlM RatgAam 3 'Bremen IrmAitn Aarta C«hHm|l» NMi 4) MaJna Stocthokn
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      678 15 GUTHRIE BOUSTEAD Igencies THE BANK LINE LTD. LOADS FOR E I S AFRICA eomuww ißeunwn Durban EI PE Capetown l Spore 27 31 Ma' f krl«g 1 4 Apr (ROM (AST t SOUTH AtRKA (OR BANGKOK MAN** Penang P Mang In Port Mar Spore 1/ S Mar Penang P Mang
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      970 16 int LINE KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. EUROPE EXPRESS SERVICE KOREAN lACEWON 1M Mf tONIAWK UM MtRCATOS 10M 0 CHIEF IjW SS KRlDfit ?GW TO EUROPE S pt'if I Kti.tin' H.tvfv* R d.i rr l IK. I M.i- I/Mji IH Mr BKm 9 Mai .'4 Mar 25 Mar I I Mar
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      881 16 U.S.A./EAST CANADA SERVICE ACCEPTMG FCt/ICI CONTMCRS FROM PENANG P KELANG S PORE loadng lor *CN TOM NORFOLK Penang Belaaan P Kelang Singapore E.C./6REAT LAKES SERVICE Loadng lo> NORFOLK YORK MONTREAL TORONTO Penang Belaaan P *Mang Singapore S O MYSORE (NISA M SO) 12/13 Mar 9/11 Mai »/»Ma> 5/7 Mar CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC
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      592 16 r r o H;\ (.roiin SINGAPORE SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE LTO »0 T M F IOOH OC k AN BUU DING SINGAPORE 1 VAReFTNG SI 1122 .J LtNfcSi GENERAL 1 3111 il4 LiNtS' TELE* RS RS jb'oti A B C ARSMIP C ABIE CARGOSHP s/\(, tpoßi: /si.Axns u\i: MIDDLE EAST REGULAR
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      744 16 MALAYSIA* INTfRNATIONAI SHIPPING CORPORATION BtRHAD EXPRESS FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO/FROM MED/UK/CONTINENT/SCANDINAVIA Bremennanen Aarhus Copenhagen Helsinki 41 Marmc Stockholm Oslo 'Accepting Europe cargo tor feeder via Spore 1) Maimo Stockholm Os»o Metsm*. 7l Copenhagen Aarhus 31 Bremen 4) Antwerp Amsterdam UK S) Basle Bordeaui Also accepting intermediate cargo to Hongkong i
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      985 16 f INTRASEA (PTE) LTD. Faber House 234E Orchard Road Singapore 9 Telephone **********4057 REGULAR INDEPENDENT SCM FULI CONTAMER SERVICE TO EUROPE S poff P Kelang P WOTS Ludv* to Port SaM RotterUam Hambu-g Boulogne U 21 Mar 24 Ha, AvwAnt.,.,, (fTt ?3«tll MOMG *****57 *10 SMPPMC TRAOOK 410(44 (Ml 74;
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