The Business Times, 2 November 1979

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. UI/I/1S FRIDAY, NOVEMBER I, lflt 50 CENTS
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  • BRIEFLY...
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      Securities scandal
      92 1 MANILA, Thurs. A brokerage firm which collapsed in September incurred debts totalling 72 million pesos (US$9.7B million), making it the biggest business failure in the Philippines security industry. Securities and Exchange Commission chairman Angel Limjoco said that SEC examiners arrived at the figure after their one month probe
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      Lock icon Arab insurance
      96 1 AFP KUWAIT, Thurs. Unified insurance cover for Arab tankers carrying oil and gas came into force today, an authoritative source said here. The arrangement covers 70 per cent of Arab tonnage and is adhered to by Kuwait, the UAE, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Libya and representatives of the Arab
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      Lock icon All spent
      94 1 AFP WASHINGTON, Thurs. The top US oil groups have this year spent all their profits and more, the American Petroleum Institute said here, reacting to attacks on huge oil company profits in the third quarter. The Institute, which speaks for the leading companies, said that to maintain their
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      Japanese robots
      66 1 TOKYO, Thurs. Japanese robot technology will be studied next month by a team of French engineers on a visit to Japan with a view to joint ventures. The 25 visitors are expected to discuss the scope for tie-ups in which Japan would provide robot and automation hardware and
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      Lock icon Pay increase
      91 1 Reuter KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs More than 160,000 plantation workers will get pay increases averaging 19 per cent from this month following the signing of a new pay award here today. The three year agreement, between the Malayan Agricultural Producers' Association (Mapa) and the National Union of Plantation Workers
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      Lock icon Dow Jones
      59 1 UPI NEW YORK, Thurs. The stock market headed lower early today in relatively light trading. The Dow Jones industrial average, which fell 8.11 points yesterday after rising 15.19 the day before, was off 1.70 points to 813.99 after the first hour of trading. Declines led advances 567 to
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    Chief Price Changes
    142 1 Rises Strait* Trading 715 15 M Banking 735 10 C C M 570 10 VAC 394 8 Kulim Maia 196 7 Paper Producta 187 7 Magnum Corpn 406 6 Gentinga 386 6 1 C B 346 6 Sel Properties 336 +6 Berjuntai 765 +5 O C B
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    KUALA LUMPUR
    95 1 *****J53^B 5559!L^H hTrvj Indices Oct 30 Nov 1 B.T.Index: 3619.11 3644.75 Industrials: 428.83 431.27 Finance: 648.16 650.31 Hotels: 275.83 276.20 Properties: 238.15 238.69 Tins: 230.51 231.24 rubbers: 811.75 815.70 Most Active P Prod 120,000 K L Kepong 111,000 Consplant 108.000 S Darby 92,000 Total Turnover: 1.61m Total Value:
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    Batam may be stepping stone
    593 1  -  JAKARTA, STORE PROJECT By LEE YOKE MENG A JOINT Indonesia-Singa-pore development of Batam Island will create a concept of mutual cooperation along the lines of the Benelux economic association of European countries. In an interview with Business Times on Tuesday, Professor Dr J B Habibie,
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    OCBC RAISES ITS PRIME RATE
    278 1 THE Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation announced that it will raise its prime lending rate, long the lowest among major lending banks in Singapore, a quarter point to 8.75 per cent. The increase comes on the heel of increasing upward pressure on banks to raise the
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    Rosy future for tourist industry
    639 1 SINGAPORE'S TOURIST industry is expected to be a major revenue earner in the next few years. Last year, earnings from tourism alone reached $1.19 billion, a 20 per cent increase over the previous year. The optimisim over the tourist industry is also reflected in the
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    DISCOUNT RATE RISES
    283 1 THE Bank of Japan yesterday raised the official discount rate by one per cent to 6.25 per cent to curb inflation and help the sagging yen. The move, which follows a similar step taken by West German authorities on Wednesday, will force an increase in almost all
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    Asean patience over Aussie policies wears thin
    262 1 AUSTRALIA'S protectloabt policies have brought Amu to the brink of relatUtory action, a senior Mnmlu minister said. In recent Interview with tke Aastrullnn Financial Review, Mr Bmll Sallm, Minister for Development Supervision, said tknt Malaysia strougly advocated sack action at tke Aseaa economic
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    Refinery expansion a $40m boon for workers
    451 1  -  By RONNIE LIM THE Singapore Refining Company's new $185 million refinery expansion project on Pulau Merlimau will provide an estimated $40 million in wages for Singapore workers. In addition, a third of the project's total cost will be spent on local sub-con-tract work
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      9 1 k SINGAPORE ►usiness FOR PEOPLE k. WHO A MATTER
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  • TRADE AND INDUSTRY
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      W and T buys 2 more forklift trucks
      144 2 WAREHOUSING Transportation (W k T), one of Singapore's leading container handling companies, has purchased two Hyster Challenger H2SOH forklift trucks complete with 20-40 feet telescopic container attachment to handle the company's increasing workload. One of the machines arrived last month. The second
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      Getting to know Italy well
      167 2 FIFTEEN Singapore, Malaysian and Indonesian travel agents left recently for an exclusive seminar on Italy. Organised by Alitalia, Italy's national airline, in cooperation with the Regional Tourist Office of Tuscany, the seminar was aimed at giving travel agents a compact knowledge of Italy from Sicily
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      Facsimile service to Norway
      129 2 SINGAPORE has extended its international facsimile service to Norway, the eighth country so far. Calls to Norway can be made through the international assistance operator and it will cost $42 for the first three minutes and $14 for each subsequent minute. The Telecommunications Authority of Singapore
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      Printpack 79 packs them in on Nov 5
      483 2  -  By RAHIM KASSIM PRINTING industry representatives from all over the world will congregate in Singapore to see the latest technology in the industry when Printpack Asia '79 opens on Nov 5. The five-day exhibition at the World Trade Centre is the first
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      836 2 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Time From PAA PA005 0125 NY/SFO/HKG TMA TL345 0530 BEY/DXB/BOM SIA SQ88 0650 KWI/BAH MAS MH601 0700 KUL MAS MH682 0710 KCH SIA SQ528 0750 DHA SIA SQ101 0815 KUL MAS MH621 0640 PEN MAS MH607 0645 KUL RBA BI421 0930 BWN
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      279 2 The ABN Bank international That's the number of countries where ABN is right at home. > t i iA V t/\ A* f 1 K I Jakarta P T. Friesche Vlag Indonesia Kuala Lumpur- Syarikat Taba Penang -Kim Thye Leong Rice Mill Sdn. Bhd. Singapore-Prima Ltd When we say we're
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  • REGIONAL
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      Lock icon Beijing buys building in US to house diplomats
      249 3 AP THE Chinese government purchased a 20-storey former Sheraton Motel on the Hudson River on Wednesday and immediately began preparing the building for its officials at the UN. It was the second purchase of a building in the US since China was
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      Lock icon Hua tours R R plant
      67 3 AP CHINESE Premier Hua Guofeng flew to the industrial city of Derby Wednesday to inspect Rolls-Royce aircraft engines and a high-speed train as Britain pressed its bid to sell engineering technology to China. The Chairman, on a tour of Western Europe, made the 193 km
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      Lock icon A decent burial
      57 3 A caretaker at a temple gets ready to have the earth filled In over dead bodies of Kampnchean refugees who have died at the refugee camp of Sa Kaew in Thailand. He is paid to carry the bodies from the camp to large holes where they will
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      Inflation jolts Chinese urban consumers
      411 3 CHINA'S urban consumers got their biggest jolt of inflation since the 1949 communist takeover Wednesday, when the government announced retail price increases of up to 33 per cent for most perishable foods. The price hikes took effect yesterday. At the same time, the government announced
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      Lock icon Forecast of food deficit in Asia
      384 3 UPI ASIA may face a catastrophic famine unless food production in the region is improved and population growth rates curbed, the Asian Development Bank quarterly review said Wednesday. In an article analysing the food situation, the review said that at current food production and
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    • THE REGION IN BRIEF
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        ECONOMIC UNION
        422 3 A DELEGATION of Australian officials start began talks with their New Zealand counterparts on some type of economic union between the two countries. The seven-member Australian group, headed by Secretary of the Department of Trade and Resources Jim Scully, was expected to discuss a possible free trade area
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      VIETNAM CALM OVER LAOTIAN ALERT
      113 3 SENIOR Vietnamese officials were unruffled by reports that the Laotian army had been put on the alert and by Chinese military manoeuvres close to the borders of Laos and Vietnam. They said that nothing the Chinese might do would now surprise them. "The Chinese are
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      Lock icon Asean drafts UN resolution
      555 3 FOREIGN TROOPS IN KAMPUCHEA Reuter A RESOLUTION calling for withdrawal of all foreign troops from Kampuchea and appealing for an end to outside interference in its affairs is expected to be submitted to the United Nations general assembly soon. The five members of the Association of
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      RUBBER
      184 4 THE SINGAPORE market closed slightly higher yesterday with November One RSS buyers quoted at 279.25 cents per kilo, up 0.25 cent from Tuesday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked up about 1.50 cents on buying interest but eased slightly on some selling while afternoon prices lost one cent
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      RAS PRICES
      320 4 R A S prices In cents per kilo yesterday: Close Noon (per kilo) (per kilo) Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers Int 1 R.S.S. prompt l.o.b 279.00 280 OOS 277 50 278.50N Int. 1 R.S.S. November 280.75 281.25 279.25 279.75 Int. 1 R S.S December 284 50 285.00 283.00 283.50
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      SSR and SMR
      96 4 NOON SSR and SMR p HAS rica* ymterday: November December (Carraat Mtk> (Forward Mth) Bayer* Seller* Buyer* Sailer* SSR 20 (1-ton pallet) 281 SO 263.50N 263.00 265.00N SSR SO (1-ton pallet) 258.60 260.S0N 260.00 262.00N MRELB SMR CV (1-ton pallet) 302.00 304.00N 303.50 306.50N SMR L 11-ton
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      Straits tin
      57 4 THE STRAITB tin price la Pruag Jamped Mfl9 per pica] to the year's high af Ms2,t3t yesterday. lie rise reflected a firmer Lsadsa market averaight aad straag baying sappart fram Earape, iapaa aad the US. Tetal taraaver tell to 223 tonnes (ram 282 Vi toaaes aa Taesday, with
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      Closing prices
      29 4 Rubber: Nov 1 Singapore: November 279.25 cents (up 0.25 cent) Malaysia: November 278.25 cents (unchanged) Tin: M 52,030 (up Msl9) Official offering: 223 tonnes (down 59Vi tonnes)
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      Soybean futures
      59 4 ON the first trading session of the Hongkong soybean futures market which started yesterday, 476 lots were traded. Prices were fixed at HK5107.20 per 60 kilos for February 1980 delivery, $107.60 for March and $106.60 for April. Prices were slightly above the current prices in the Tokyo soybean
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      Rice
      320 4 SINGAPORE: Yesterday's closing prices in S$ per kilo, ex-godown: THAI WHITE: 100 per cent first class (Kangaroo) new crop 101, 100 per cent second class 0 83, 100 per cent third class 0 80, 25 per cent new crop no stock. B-10 per cent 0 70. THAI BROKEN: A-super
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      Produce exchange
      199 4 MOST produce dealers in Singapore yesterday were either adopting a wait-and-see attitude or completely indifferent to price fluctutations abroad. With many uncertainties confronting the world commodity markets, the disinclination to deal became even more pervasive. Pepper dealers reported a flat market on the continued withdrawal of buyers. Prices
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      LONDON MARKETS
      407 4 COCOA: Futures yesterday morning reversed initial easier New York-based trend to end first round at £8 down to £4 up. Support in thin market stemmed largely from trade and chartist buying with Jobber shortcovering providing additional impetus. Charts looking slightly more constructive as prices taken above £1,400 level
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      Textiles
      119 4 YARN and cotton prices were quoted as follows in Hongkong yesterday: (In HK dollars, spot ex-godown) Cattaa yara: China Blue Phoenix 20b 2.320; 32i 2.090. 40a 3,050 (per bale of 400 lbs i hMHai raw Mdn: LSS 4.12; 4F 4.10; 2»F 4.30; NT roller ginned 4.14 (per lb). CLOTH
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      Duty rates
      89 4 THE MALAYSIAN Minister of Finance has fixed these rates for the period from Nov 1 until further notice: Rabker: 286 cents a kg; Copra: M 51,062.35 a tonne; Palß kernel: $965.75 a ton; White pepper: $4,696.75 a tonne; Black pepper: $3,132.00 a tonne; The rates of duty payable
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Singapore market
      384 4 THE US dollar closed narrowly mixed against major currencies in moderately active trading yesterday, dealers said. It opened firmer at 237.45/ 56 yen compared with New York's overnight 236.55/70 close and thereafter fluctuated marginally before closing at 238.05/20 yen. It firmed slightly to 1.8015/20 marks against 1.7965/65 in
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      Tokyo
      205 4 THE US dollar for overnight delivery closed firmer at 238.05 yen yesterday, compared with a 236.70 opening and 237.80 at Wednesday's close, despite strong central bank yen-support intervention, dealers said. Trading was heavy with volume totalling US$l.O7 billion. The Bank of Japan sold an estimated $300 million at different
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      PLR
      22 4 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 9.1 per cent.
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      Asian $ rates
      183 4 Asian rates ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on Nov 1: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names: 7 days 1 month 2 months 3 months 6 months 0 months 12 months 1 month 3 months 6 months 12 months US DoUan(Soot) Offer Bm 12 15/16
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      Discount
      7 4 TV E3 Source: National Discount Co
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      Australia/NZ
      63 4 australia/nz exchange quotes on Nov 1: US dollar 1.1012,1 OSM Sterling 0 5316 0.5254 Ninety-day air mall bu; ring rale* Sterling 0.5561 US dollar 1.1542 Ninety-day forward buj ring rates: Sterling 0.53B US dollar 1.119 NEW ZEALAND: Reserve bank mkfcrate: US dollar 0.M0 Trading bank indicatia m: Sterling 0.4S75D.464&
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      Gold
      262 4 THE SINGAPORE gold futures market yesterday closed between US$3.OO and US$4.5O higher in quiet selective trading ahead of the US Treasury auction of 1.25 million ounces of gold scheduled for late yesterday, dealers said. Turnover rose to 216 lots compared with 177 lots on Tuesday with interest mainly on
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      Hongkong
      123 4 THE Japanese yen yesterday recovered from the morning's lows in late Hongkong exchanges on market expectations of a possible rise in the Bank of Japan's discount rate, dealers said. The yen was traded actively and quoted at a late U*****.65/85, up on its opening here of 237.00/20 but still
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      London
      152 4 THE US dollar and sterling firmed in early dealings here yestrday, as the yen resumed its decline, dealers said. The dollar opened at 1.7995/1.8006 marks against 1.7962/72 in late Hongkong trading, and continued to firm to 1.8011/21. Against the Swiss franc, the dollar opened at 1.6552/ 62 francs, and
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  • ASIAN STOCKS
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      Lock icon Shift in sentiment
      529 4 TOKYO Source: DBS-Daiwa MARKET sentiment shifted to medium and low-priced incentive-backed issues yesterday. Forerunning resourcesrelated issues such u oil issues were sluggish mainly because of the large margin debt outstanding. Exportoriented issues including electronics, cars and camera issues, were also generally weak. On the other hand, such
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      Hongkong
      262 4 STOCKS closed actively firmer across the board yesterday, led by properties. The Hang Seng index rose 9.91 to 684.09. 40V 01 HK* 4maJ Rubber Associated Hotels 4 05 0025 bowalers Cheonf Konj 1170 401 China Enas Chin* U«ht 21 90 04 City Hotel* City Urban 1 72B unch Comtopol
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      Bangkok
      244 4 NOV 01 Bahts Asia Credit 188 -2 Am Fibre 134 -3 Ayuthaya In*. And lYust US -4 Bangkok Investment in -8 Banfkok Bank Bangkok Drying And Silo 338 -2 Bangkok Insurance Bangkok Metropolitan Ban Bangkok Nylon Bank Of Asia Bank Of Ayudhaya Ltd Z 15* 200 1 1 It
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      Sydney
      297 4 ENERGY and situation stocks continued to lead the market higher yesterday. All three indices topped the year's highs, with the All-Ordinaries at 697.22 points against the previous high of 692.89, the Industrials 549.14 against 546.60 and Metals and Minerals at 4004.13, 28.23 points up on the previous high. NOV
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      Selected indices
      52 4 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 437-5 Tuesday 439.1 Week Ago 449.5 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 815.70 Tuesday 823.81 Week ago 808.36 H.K.HANG SENG Thursday 55 40 Wednesday 674.18 Week ago 854.75 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Thursday 549.14 Wednesday 545 02 Week ago 541.28 ALL ORDINARIES Thursday W7.22 Wednesday ***** Week
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon US short-term interest rates may rise further
      588 5 Agencies SHORT-TERM interest rates in America will remain high and may rise further at least until the end of the year, but will also be more volatile than in the past, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) said. Assessing the impact
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      Lock icon Iraq reopens border issue with Iran
      293 5 Reuter IRAQ has reopened a potentially explosive border dispute with neighbouring Iran and apparently thrown its weight behind separatist movements threatening the authority of the revolutionary government in Teheran. Iraq's Ambassador in Beirut, Abdel-Hussein Muslim Hassan, issued a statement Wednesday saying Iran should voluntarily
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      Lock icon Economic resurgence
      127 5 UPI NEW ORDERS received by US factories in September jumped 3.9 per cent to U*****.2 billion (SJ3II billion), the largest rise in 11 months, the Commerce Department reported Wednesday. The new report was another sign that the US economy performed far better than expected during the third quarter.
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      Lock icon Prospects are good for US textile exporters
      248 5 UPI PROSPECTS in oversea markets are now better for the American textile industry than it has been since the *****, an industry executive in the US said on Wednesday. "Over the next four or five or six years, the US has a tremendous
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        BRITISH PROTECTION
        511 5 THE British government Wednesday published a bill to protect British companies from the controversial US Anti-Trust Laws, under which two companies are facing a US$6 trillion lawsuit in Chicago. The Bill would protect British companies from the "treble damages" provision, which Trade Secretary John Nott said was "one
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      Lock icon Support for Thatcher Forecast of fall in Opec oil output
      433 5 EXPORTS of crude oil by the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries will drop 1.18 million barrels a day next year, from the current monthly daily average of 28.28 million barrels a day, according to a survey published in Nicosia. The
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    Taking off from Batam project
    471 6 INDONESIA is blessed with an abundance of natural resources but one of its greatest assets must be the Minister of Science for Technology and Research, Dr J B Habibie. He has the gift of foresight and is pragmatic. In the decade ahead, Dr Habibie may
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    Asean can muster enough leverage
    200 6 THE AUSTRALIAN government has in recent months seen the power of the Asean nations when all members are wholly behind a particular course of action. They must then pay due consideration to the indication given by Indonesia's Minister for Development Supervision that the regional grouping
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    Innovations in US industries
    2055 6 JIMMY CARTER'S MESSAGE President Carter sent Congress a series of proposals on Oct 31, which included aid to innovation by small firms, anti-trust laws and a consideration of tax measures to stimulate industry; but he said these proposals only represent 'an early skirmish\ in what must
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      1128 6 TV RADIO World of super sleuths i he goes m' S a i ssr w 1 girls m his World iluMrly SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opening and Housewives Matinee 4.35 Intermission 6.05 Annul World Sanctuary Under Sieft 6.30 News in Brief 6.35 Spirts Parade 7.00 Samudra (Repeat) 7.30 News and
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    Long battle ends with dent in leap
    1029 7  -  Breaching of leap principles spells success for Asean. It also prepares SIA for the next stage of talks with Australia. By WANG LOOK KEAH THE controversial Australian International Civil Aviation Policy (leap) has now been reduced to mere remnants of its former pristine
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    Lock icon Diamond allegations give a nasty jolt to Giscard
    940 7  -  Diamonds may be a girl's best friend, but French President GiScard d'Estaing has discovered that they can be a poisoned chalice. JACK GEE writes. JACK GEE FT DIAMONDS may be a girl's best friend, as Marilyn Monroe used to croon to her
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    Obsolescent products a source of income
    854 7  -  FORUM with QUEK PECK LIM OLD equipment need not be antiques to be valuable. That is one lesson that Singapore entrepreneurs would do well to commit to memory. Fascinated as we are by new technology and all the fashionable buzz words we have come
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
    • EUROPEAN MARKETS
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        Paris
        269 8 OCT 31 1 Frs CORBEILLE Air-Liquid*? 465 55 B S NIGervais I mnonf 858 -2 C 8 F (Thomson Csf) 423 5 Cte Franealse des Petroles 283 1.4 Compagnic Financiers Compafn le Cienerale 342 unch Credit Foncier De France 480 15 Hachetle (Llbralrte). 188 1 Machine* Bull «110 -0
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        Frankfurt
        213 8 OCT 31 Dm Aeg-Telefunken M50 -3 Akso 2420 >02 AlU Leben 863 00 18 A1U Vers r ***** 2 BASF 130 JO 41.4 Bay H T Wtiank moo Bay Vbank 275 00B 126.20 1.4 HBO anoo BMW 185 00B Caxaella 345 00 -3 Chcm Verw 2S4 00B Commersbank in
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        Amsterdam
        218 8 OCT 31 FU 4/ABN ***** -0.5 Ahold 81 to 4 0.4 Akio 2rto 4-0-1 AM E V 9550 4 12 Am fa* 117 80 4 08 Amrot Bank mo unch Bergoas 54 00 unch Bert 97.50 .1 boll 66 00 42 Borsuml) 175 30 -02 Burhmann 59 30 unch
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        Zurich
        190 8 OCT 31 Francs Action* Sulsses ■art -S Alusulsse Br. 1270 -25 Alusutsse Rw. 482 -4 Brown Bowri Br. 1880 -40 Ci Da Gelgy Br 1280 unch CI Da 0*lc» P C iaao •10 CH* Oclo Rcf 80S -5 Credit Suisse Br 2245 >5 Credit Suisse Rcfe 425 -1 EMuonu
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        Brussels
        95 8 OCT 31 Pr» FORWARD MARKET AMC M unch Arbed SB -25 AstUF 532 -2 Brmscan M2 2 Bru-Lamb 1710 TO -M Cork 363 I De Beer* Ml 1 Ftw» 2110 5 Electrobel 8380 TO Ob-Inno-Bm MOO 30 M a Hobok 2534 -M Petro M90. 30 BT Dutch ZB6 SKlrn
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        105 8 OCT 31 Lire Anle 11 JO unch Aiwc Ocn ***** •MO BuUfi 1 TM -M Cenlraie «r» -00 rut >470 -1 rtnstdcr >01 1 •4 Oen Immob to -135 IFI Prt rm unch luicemcnu ***** 740 100 11*1*** •1 Iuustder am -4J Magnetl M Pt 000 -1 M*relli Ere
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        374 8 THE ww Saaol issue featured the Johannesburg Stock Exchange on Wednesday, opening at a 100 cent premium above its 200 cent issue price, and in exceptionally heavy trading fluctuated between 304 and 315, to finish the day at 308, dealers said. The activity in Sasol shares overshadowed the rest
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        221 8 OCT 11 Ksa Bank Moot Bank No** ScoUa B*U Tel 22 H 21S ao 4 4 4 Beth Corp BP Can Ltd s 36 4 s Brucin Camp Red Lake 21 S MW 4 4 Pin Imp Bk 2SS -4 M 14 Canpac Inv Pf MSB unch Car ling
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      532 8 (,;,~:`)},})|=<[\!>&{{|":(?{|]% Where to wine, dine and entertain 11 j I —_j J For drinking. For dancing. For delightful evenings. Alusic h\ liicchus Intermitionul of London (Jfn H r\. Sf I 111 Iv > phi J./w > VH) iim lu\r. i oftjxiht Ihiull I l\l. S. I I \/w S.OO </;A
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      198 8 Vv n Merlin's New Grill Room It's elegant, comfortable and quietly opulent, with a menu that will delight the discriminating. Our Businessmen's Buffet (Mondays to Fridays) offers a fabulous spread. There's Prosciutto Crudo, Gammon Ham. Cold and Grilled Lobsters. Baked Crab, Fillet Mignon Bernaise, Tournedos Rossini, Sherry Trifle and lot's
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      1425 9 BANQUE NATIONALE DE PARIS (Incorporated in France with limited liability) Head Office: 16 Boulevard des Italiens ***** Paris Asean Offices: Branch in Singapore; representative offices in Jakarta. Kuala Lumpur and Thailand; and Offshore Banking Unit in the Philippines. BALANCE SHEET AT 31ST DECEMBER, 1978 Fixed assets Liabilities Central banks, French
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    BUSINESS DONE ON THE SES & THE KLSE
    1206 10 BUSINESS DONE ON THE SES THE KLSE BID and ofTrr prices officially listed and husinos* in an rrported to the Stork Exchange ot Singapore yn-te-d*y with the number ot shares traded shown in brackets in IoU o( 1.(100 units unless otherwise specified SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Allied Choc (1 19B)
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    156 10 SINGAPORE IWT TRU8T S'pore Growth Fund L14 1J[ (Ma— |f prteH i tar Nm t> INCOME BOND UNIT The Commerce 2 09 2.22 (Carnal pr toes) The Saving Fund 136 1.44 Income Bond LJC 1.2! S'pore Pro* Fund 0*3 0 98 S pore Sec. Fund 1« 1.78 S
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    SHARE INFORMATION SERVICE
    2586 10 1979 Gr'g Gr's Net Company Last Div Div Y'ld P/E Vol Dav High Low Sale or- C'vr <000> High Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL A COMMERCIAL 261 207 Acma 235 15.0 2.2 65 12.0 196 123* Alcom 196 10.0 15 5.1 26.1 148 110 Allied Choc 119 1
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    Stock options
    92 10 striking prices of the options officially listed on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday. the period, bidi and offer ed prices and business done if any. with the number of Options traded shown in brackets C ft C (Dec-12.75) (0.20B). (.SS,"""" (Dec (CMliS)' (d c ?•"> (oSom"** (DK
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    In Kuala Lumpur
    1449 10 BID and ofler price* officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange ye* terday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified industrials AleaaM 1.888 1955) Ales Bald (128B) AMD (0 638 0
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    COMPANY MEETINGS
    38 10 Gleaealy Plaatattaas (M) BM: AGM to be held at Pinji Estate, Lahat, Perak, on Nov 3 at 10am. Traetars Malaysia BM: AGM to be held at Hilton Hotel, Kuala Lumpur, on Nov 8 at 12 noon.
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    Recovery in HK halts the decline
    752 10 SHARE prices Improved generally at the Stock Exekuse of Singapore yesterday although Ike temp* af trading remalaed as sluggish as that sf the closing days s( last week. Investors had oothlng la the way sI fresh lndacemeats to gs en except for the eacenraglng
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    Prices up on a broad front
    527 10 SHARE prices finished broadly higher amidst steadier conditions on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Trading, however, was still cautious and buying support was of a light and scattered nature. The market opened indecisively as sentiment was uncertain after the Hari Raya Haji holiday
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      ENCOURAGING PROSPECTS AT BENTA
      862 11 BENTA Plantations, one of the smaller plantation companies within the Sime Darby stable, expects a strong cash flow in the current year from its Kulai Palm Oil Mill. Chairman Mr K.N.Eales says in the latest annual report that the cash flow "should allow a rapid reduction
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      Earlier gains demolished in 10 days
      846 11  -  north n THAT WAS By CHAN BONG SOO INVESTORS' hope of seeing a sustained rally was shattered by the complete reversal in trend that set in last month. Only weeks earlier, their confidence was running high when leading local market indicators headed decisively upward
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      NEW YORK DOWN IN MODERATE TRADING
      1120 11 THE STOCK market retreated in moderate trading on Wednesday, losing much of the sharp gain scored the previous day, as blue chips and glamours came under selling pressure. Analysts said there had been no change in underlying concern about high interest rates, rapid inflation
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      Lock icon BAT Indonesia
      207 11 Reuter BRITISH American Tobacco Manufacturers (Indonesia) said it expects net profit of 8.3 billion rupiahs for the year ending Dec 31, compared with 2.9 billion rupiahs for the financial year ended Sep 30,1978. The company has changed its financial year to be on a calendar year basis as
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      LATEST RECTUS
      150 11 CONSOLIDATED Plaatatteas has reported group pre-tax profit for the three months ended Sep 30, 1979 of MJ32 47 million as against $27.73 million previously. Group after-tax profit registered $17.97 million ($15.32 million). Income derived from sales of palm oil products, rubber and cocoa was $67.44 million ($56.84 million),
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      Lock icon Budget carrots
      383 11 TOQUE QfiKDSCL^ HOCK LOCK SIEW THE BULLISH features of the Malaysian budget have been overshadowed in the past three weeks by a host of unnerving developments on the regional and international front. This, compounded by the weak technical position of the market until recently, accounted for the downtrend
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      484 11 Current Ex Booka Date Total for Total for Payment Date Close Payable the year Previou* year SEA Corp 20% Sept 13 Sept 25 Nov 3 20% 45% T Cement 10% Oct 9 Oct 18 Nov 3 17.5% 14.6%(a) T Cement Pref 10% Oct 8 Oct 18 Nov 3
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      SCRIP ISSUE
      108 11 Company Particulars Ex Date Booka Close Kemayan SEA Corp Teaierloo Fancy Til* MUM Pub Text Bonus Issue of 1 for 4 Bonus Issue of lfor 1 Bonus Issue of 1 for 1 Rights Issue of 3 for 2 $1.20 per share Bonus Issue of 4 for 5 Bonus
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      153 11 THE 2ND INTERNATIONAL El D WOODWORKING EXHIBITION. DATE: 12-16 JANUARY 1981, SINGAPORE. Wood '81 is the second specialist exhibition devoted exclusively to the development and expansion of the forestry, timber processing and woodworking industries of South East Asia. Wood '81 will highlight the latest range of equipment and services available.
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    Lock icon More than 99pc gold dealings speculative
    860 12 AFP ONLY half of one per cent of the world's gold futures transacted are physically delivered, with the balance squared off before maturity. This was the startling conclusion of a West German banker after analysing the wild fluctuations on the world's gold market. Mr
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    Lock icon Marubeni's offer to the Philippines
    87 12 Reuter OFFICIALS of the Japanese Marubeni Corporation yesterday offered to supply heavy equipment to the military and to establish three major industrial projects for the Philippines. in addition to a copper smelter. Besides the copper smelter, which they have offered to build for U*****.7 million
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    Garuda beefs up Europe run
    247 12 GARUDA Indonesian Airways has increased the frequency and reshuffled the routing of its Jakarta-Eu-rope service to handle the increased traffic which is expected with the inauguration of its wide-bodied 8747 service next year. The new 8747, one of the four the airline has ordered, will
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    Yong was an agent says prosecutor
    395 12 JUDGE Francis Remedios will decide today whether stockbroker Yong Teck Lian will have a case to answer. Yong, a director of Golden Hope Securities, is charged with committing four counts of insider trading between Aug 14 and 18 last year. He allegedly bought 296,000
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    Lock icon 'Go slow' threatens economy
    127 12 AFP A CONTINUING "go slow" campaign by workers of the state-run Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) has threatened India's economy with a major crisis. Officials said the agitation had so far led to a 35 per cent cut in the dispatch of petroleum products by the refineries
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    Lock icon A POIGNANT MEMORIAL
    49 12 A HUGE portrait of the late Smith Kereaa Prerideat Park Chaag-Hee to placed atop the Cameas arch la Secal ea the mala read leading to the Capitol Building where the faaeral service for the late Prerideat will he held ea Satarday. UPI pftctare. Source: UPI picture
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    Nanyang University students make the highest 'profits'
    246 12 THE TEAM fielded by Nanyang University has emerged the winner of the ninth National Management Game. Named Tat Leong Incorporated, it achieved the highest accumulated profits of $13.56 million. A close second was Singport from the Port of Singapore Authority, which grossed $13.34
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    BIG SLASH BY TORIES
    202 12 BRITAIN'S system of tree education, its famous national health service and its transport networks will suffer because of plans for major public spending cuts announced by the Conservative government yesterday. But spending on defence, law and order and some welfare, especially old age pensions will be
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    LONDON STOCKS
    747 12 LONDON, Thurs. Equities closed quietly mixed after retreating from a firmer opening ahead of publication of the British government white paper outlining expenditure proposals, dealers said. At 3 pm, the FT index was unchanged at 437.5. Among industrial leaders Bat Industries rose while Tube Investments dipped 2p to
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    Talks on naptha for petrochem complex
    182 12 THREE oil companies In Singapore revealed yesterday that they recently had discussions with the Government on the subject of supplying naptha feedstock to the petrochemical complex on Pulau Ayer Merbau. However, no commitment has been made because a final agreement is yet to be
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      335 12 > 4-r UNWRAPPING THE ASEAN MARKET at PRINTPACK ASIA 79 International Exhibition of Printing and Packaging 5- 9 NOVEMBER 1979 WORLD TRADE CENTRE, SINGAPORE THE EXHIBITION DAILY FROM 11a.m.to Bp.m. Over 200 manufacturers and distributors from more than 16 countries, including national groups from U.S.A., Britain, France, Germany, India and
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      60 12 Outlook for Singapore from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. today: Scattered showers from late mornRopert for 24 boors prior to 7Jt p.m. on Nov.l at the airport. Maximum temperature 29.2 Associated humidity 76 Minimum temperature 23.0 Associated humidity 97 Hours of sunshine 1.75 Rainfall in millimetres 3.0 Total rainfall for
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        Joint dinner
        72 13 THE NEWLY-formed Singapore National Shipowners Association (SNSA) and the Shipping Agents and Brokers Association of Singapore will be holding their joint inaugural dinner on Nov 12 at a local restaurant. Guests of honour will be Minister for Trade and Industry Goh Chok Tong and Mrs Goh. The SNSA,
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        Lock icon Bargemen's strike
        79 13 Reuter MORE THAN 6,000 bargemen at Bombay Port have returned to work after a one-day strike to press demands for safer working conditions, industry sources said. The strike, on Tuesday, followed the death of a man in a barge explosion the day before. It hit port loading and
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        Lock icon Ship sales
        85 13 Reuter LONDON second-hand tonnage brokers reported the sale of three tweendeck sister ships, Loulla A 1 Kali fa, Anwar A 1 Sabah and Awatif A 1 Isabel, (all 15,914 long dwt built 1964, 1963 and 1963 respectively) to unknown buyers for about US$5.l million enblock, and the bulk
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      Comfort Marine withdraws from purchase talks
      566 13  -  By RAHIM KASSIM A SINGAPORE shipping company, Comfort Marine Pte Ltd, has withdrawn from negotiations for the purchase of two coastal tankers because it suspects the legitimacy of the owner's representatives. A spokesman for Comfort Marine said it could not be determined whether the
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      Lock icon London freight
      233 13 AP NORTH Aaterleaa ratea e» (tamed to rise ea Ihe Lwiw M ilnrtwwi leaitl to seek VMMto to ittw HCM M a Pipu tosk toe »,Zl4-dwt OmUem Latma to Brazil tt I!SIMM per day ter a Nevemher trip to Italy via toe U8 Gmif. Other activity featored fief—ill,
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      Lock icon Liberian shipping executive hits out at protectionism
      426 13 international trade. Renter. LIBERIAN Shipowners Council chairman Nicholas Lyras has criticised the rise of protectionism in shipping, the unilateral restraints put on trade by some governments for their own political gain, and efforts by organisations like the United Nations Conference on Trade and
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      782 17 ST JOHN Thermopylae, BBS, Nov 3/ 4(«). SALERNO Cwtnthlc, Alfred, Nov ;7<r*>. SALVADOR Ned Honshu, Nedlloyd, Nov 15/16. SAMARINDA MV Unison I, Unison, Nov 4/8. Cherry B&gus, Llan Soon, iNov 14/16. Unison 11, Unison, Nov 18/ 122. SAN DIEGO World Tiger/Exchange, Sea
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      Container Schedules
      532 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 (4) AH export FCL containers and LCL cargo must be delivered to the Authority's premises during the following
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      UK shipbuilders win £45m tanker order from BP
      992 18 BRITISH PETROLEUM has ordered two 109,000-tonne oil tankers, worth a total of about £45 million (about SJ2OS million), from British Shipbuilders. The orders, BP's first for new crude carriers since the energy crisis in 1973 triggered a recession in the tanker market,
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      HK shipowners splash US$1b on new ships
      349 18 A MASSIVE US$l billion of new ships have been ordered so far this year by Hongkong shipowners, according to London-based shipbrokers Lambert Brothers. On top of this, the Hongkong shipowners have spent more than $300 million acquiring second-hand vessels. In its latest market
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      SHIPPING INDEX
      513 18 Skipping Line P»g® CM ACS n 5 Afea IV 3 Alfred V 1 Alpac IV 5 Angkutan V 4 ANL i 1 APL m 2 Arya Nat V 5 ASCL m 1 Asia America n 5 Asia Merchant n 5 Atlas IV 4 Aust.Cont IV 5 Bank m
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      287 18 BARBER Wilhelmsen Agencies Pte Ltd has announced the promotion of marketing executive Heary Ang to national accounts manager to develop and serve national and regional customers. He will also be responsible for certain public relations functions. Mr Ang has 20 years' experience in the shipping business. In
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      Hapag-Lloyd profits below expectations
      278 18 RESULTS sf Hapag-Ltoyd aa far this year are belaw bat* eipectettw mod last year's, says the West Germaa skipping graap ia aa ap-te-date aaaeaameat af Ha aperatteaa. The graap forecasts it may have to depead aa extraardiaary items far a —aa—Ms remit. Last year, pre-tax preflta
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      SHIPS IN PORT
      561 18 EXPECTED ARRIVALS TODAY KEPPEL WHARVES Barber Toba (Ro/Ro) (0400 after Qian Tang Jiang shifts k President Taylor sails, starboard to) 46/47 Chie Maru (Tanker) (after Nancheng shifts P/O subject gas free) 16 Dove (Tanker) (2300 after Chie Maru P/O Subject gas free) 16 Kota Pusaka (0700 after
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      217 13 a st class transport Agents. Nedlloyd EAC For further details, please refer to page IScanDutch^ I RI) 1\ I AMAH m R Orient Overseas Co*d(u*t&i Line cwvuuaaoa ijc (STRAITS CARGO VIA FEEDER TO/FROM HONG KONG) 11'fxYj 3 ioJll-J ORCNTAI DESTWT ID 15/11 26/11 ORWTAi CHAftfiEX 1* I 28/11 9/1? ORBITAI
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      482 13 as xi fsi SEALORD ANTAF 1 m UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG) 1 ii> i in .a it UT.I IUU WEEKLY MULTI PURPOSE SERVICES Loading for Dubai (20/11), Abu Dhabi (23/11). Doha (26/11). Oammam (29/11). Kuwait (2/12) Al Jubail (29/11), Dammam (1/12), Kuwait (4/12). Dubai (7/12) FATHULKHAR Dubai (16/12).
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      710 13 Call us We call the world Agents: Nedlloyd EAC Please refer to page II I II IP I m Safcd ISjied S-€/ll 12-13/11 19-20/11 26-27/11 Smppore Ctotmt Tmws *CV 4 Nm 0700 hrs CFS 3 Nor 1900 In 1233 C l.i 1 '"Ml IB'M] I 111 '1 IS 5/11 25/11
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      785 14 Hapag-Uoyd VW/W'.VJ FULLY CONTAMEMSED TO EUWK l>HtH Eiprm OmaM* ttMftwg Eiprnt EXPRESS CONVENTIONAL TO EUROPE S port P Ktiang P« Mm Gc Pari fcctmtn il/10 2/11 2/1? Htv| Bremen Rdam 14/12 12/12 8/12 Rkfcmtrs 17/11 20/11 16/12 9/12 26/12 24/12 21/12 Referaten 3/12 5/12 10/1 8/1 4/1 1/1 Moubtc* 6/12
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      547 14 4> c n an 'j. mLJ tkjpj 'j. ~aJf o a Algerian National I mp STOW PJCUWG LOMMC FOR BBMA (1979) II Nm KCHM (1971) 5 Dec UNm Bwto* /Stte/Vataua/Tim/ Afeor 7 Dec Ltftorn/Stte/Vaimcu/TMB/ BEL ABBES (1979) 15 Dtc II Ok Ltftern/Sett/Vaimcia/TMB/ /JAPAN SEIWCE +BE CHAR (1971) 12 No* Hmmpm/tabt/
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      229 14 0 EVERGREEN LINE If AR AS! EUROPE fXPRfSS FUll CONTAINER SERVICE ACCCPTMG CARGO FOR: HAMBURG. FELIXSTOWE. ROTTERDAM. ANTWERP. LE HAVRE ALSO ACCEPTMG CARGO FOR: UWTEOUHGOOM SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON. MANCHESTER. BMMNGHAM. BRISTOL. LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. LEEDS WEST GERMANY BREMERHAVEN HOLLAND AMSTERDAM EUROPE FAR EAST EXPRESS FULL CONTAINER SERVICE Em Wctej EmVtet S'pm Hm|
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      905 14 Everett Lines! 2 y V a \m//k Burrw Fhrt Star Shipping Corpn. "BURMESE NATIONAL LINE" LOAMNG FOR RANGOON rpM mmmi NM N M/2HW ITAWYM. PPW3O2/ 3 Nn 4/51 B.F.S.S.C Agaott n Makjyvo TEPS MALAYSIA Port K«4oog T«l f3B>-7355 P«nang T«l *****/***** Com pa nia Arfantina Da NavajpcMN I m»f continental
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      603 14 M 4 mo.s.E. OCEAN SHIPPING ENTERPRISES PTE LTD RM 2102 2103 21ST FLOOR MARINA HOUSE SHENTON WAV MISTRI ROAD SINGAPORE 2 TEL *****44 7& *****70 im SANKYO LINE AUSTRALIA SERVICE vie mo KYOTO) may nam ST. PRMCE ÜBS BONANZA HOYUMARU AKSMMA MARU SENEKAI asents P. Seaport Loa** tar: 11/13 Dm
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      886 15 Overseas MB Containers Limited Weekly service to/from UK/Europe To UK/Continent H-tei Ita Vten Spat Pletang Daart kn A'aerp It Havre OH Kawga Mm 4Mm 21 Not 23 Not 24 Net 26 Net 27 Net 5Nn 23 Not 25 Net 26 lb* 21 Not 21 Nw "»*«i Mm 10 Not 30
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      782 15 GRANARD LINE RED SEA/MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE Granard Shipping Agences |S| Pte Ltd Tei ???b977 (5 Linesi D»n J Tradtng Sdn Bhd Aiu Shipping Trading Enterprises F Franco Belgian Services «LGIA% fAR E ASTERN I tMf *AR fAS T F RENCH S€ VICf w> T o« AC! CONSORTIUM FULL CONTAHSHP SERVICE TO
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      772 15 BEN LINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTMO SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE H BUBG B HAVEN TO awn S port t Attar* W Gtrnany/Austria iMpln 4/11 21/11 23/11 Mm Mbv -VII 23/11 2VII iNtoi MM 10/U 31/11 2/12 lta*«gE*prt» 11/11 3/12 Vl2 %mMm 19/11 21/11 U/12 13/12 Hatowg Eipm. 21/11 21/U 17/U U/U Imm
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      614 15 Scan Dutch 9 EKLY EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE 1) lartWMU Genoa Ltfkom 2) Amsterdam AMaerp It Havre. Ha Bah. Ston (OPT) Imrpoa 111. Caaarf Mm* 3) tail, granarkaiai Aarkav Canidapn. Handu 4) MMaa Slocfcken Ode Al teeda tessas acctpt«| capo k» Banket P Mam EASTBOUNP from mep/uk/nc/scanpinavia 1) Cbw» triwi 3)
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      647 15 r BOUSTEAD AGENCIES «K&a (Reunion D»rDan C ft Eht. London i LOADS FOR E. ft S. AFRICA S pore 10/13 Dec P Keiang U.S. GULF COAST SERVICE (New Orleans, Mobfc, Houston, Galveston) Stnfapwe p. KeLanj Kuantan US Gulf STELLA ITKES (tech 4 loads) IS/II Not 22 Dec U.S. WEST COAST
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      1012 16 TO NORTH AMERICA ftrac* wsstis* n sr motwr vessels tk i* se ny Mi Act 13 6/11 9/11 6. CM* Mp 22/11 2/12 L CMtßritfp n/U fc/12 HO* Mm 27/11 21/12 tonAOl 11/11 14/11 TMikMn 2t/U 7/12 bate Mm N/U 10/12 bpai Mm* 27/11 21/12 Clppm Ac* 13 18/11 21/11
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      586 16 E.C./GREAT LAKES SERVICE IOAOMG FOB: *W TOM. IWOU MONTREAL TOMMTO. ASHTAMU CALFORNIA/PACFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE Im*| tm- LOS MEQiI, SAN FIMCBCO. JUTTU. TACOBBL DMCOMQ IC EXPRESS CONTAINER/CONVENTIONAL/ REEFER SERVICE -so MANPUR" VESSEL 29/30 Ok 1/2 ft 31 Dec M lan 2/ 3 lan 3/4 F* 5/6 ft# AUSTRALIA SERVICE LOMOKFOB
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      451 16 I .A (iroiip SINGAPORE SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE LTD .OTMIUJU" 0(_( AN BUIIO-NO SiNGAPUBI 1 VAM«tT'NG I'M.. JiSfS 90<"M4UNES TEIF« «S ;4S9S BS «'5S*B AB C AOS" P 48.1 CARC.OSHIF in CoutniiH'r Lilies WEEKLY CONTAINER SERVICE to/from BANGKOK DSR LINES FAST SDt-CONTMO SOtRCt P nunc r«am Hbtrrj acre Host INn 11/12
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      558 16 ft MAt *4 YUAN «V T(R\a TtONAL SHIPPING CO*PO*A TtON tf*MAO EXPRESS FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO/FROM MED/UK/CONTINENT/SCANDINAVIA 1> Barcelona. Ganoa. 2) Aantardaa. Antwerp. I Havre Bremenhaven Aartws. Copenhagen Helsinki 4) Malmo. Stw •Accepting Eu'ope cargo tor feeder <m S port Bilbao Baste UK. 3) Bremen khotm Oslo 1) Malmo Stockholm
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      714 16 t IHTRASCA (PTE) LTD. F aber House 234E Ochard Road Singapore S Telephone ***** M '*****57 MQimAUBEJk'ILSEm REGULAR INDEPENDENT SEMI/FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE Sport P. Man 12 Not IS Not 30 Not 30k Boutopw/Mtwerp/Avofl-.: Tilbury <V| Rotterdam/Awn/Tilbury. Seaport OITRASEA (TO) LTD *****11 BOOKRK *****57 Limpur YEO SHTPMG ft TKAOMG
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      450 17 Bab EGYPTIAN iKJTf DKJ A Tirifcj A I i ii>ir rii INTERNATIONAL LINE (EIL/ EGYPTIAN FLAG I GULF SHIPPING LINES MBHUUM CQNTMO SMCE SJH I.S 15 Ok If (toe S|*n/IMMM/I (Accepto* carte km K«actt/C«d*i •> emUmn FCL/LQ.) Generol Agents GulfC3St ShipfMlg Ptfi Ltd Suite 704/706, Ocean Building. Collyer Quay. Singapore
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      409 17 COMBO LINE REGULAR TMBER/PIYWOOD BULK SERVICE SPORE JAY GAYATRI WOO 2 10/11 P.KELANG LOG. FOR: 5/11 Nantes/Newport AGENTS Spoie M.ifnj Shipping <Ptfi ltd Tel ?;'llOll S ??0b793 i Pt Kelang Perkjpalan timiw 1 .iuf Sdn Hhn lel 38 8506 Kualj lumpur *****1 CELTIC BULK CARRIERS Regular Bulk Sonrico For TimborA
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