The Business Times, 24 December 1979
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Title Section10 1979-12-24 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C<P) No. 14C/1/79 MONDAY, DECEMBER 24,1979 50 CENTS10 words
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BRIEFLY...
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Article51 1979-12-24 1 THE Government has gazetted its intention to acquire for development purposes 101 pieces of land totalling about 130,000 square metres in area. The properties are located in various areas, including Singapore Town, Tanglin, Ulu Pandan, Toa Payoh, Kallang, Geylang, Paya Lebar, Bedok, Siglap, Pandan, Bukit Timah, Jurong and51 words
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Article57 1979-12-24 1 A SIXTEEN member team, led by Finance Minister Hon Sui Sen, left for China yesterday for an eleven-day visit during which he will sign a trade agreement with China. Mr Hon said the agreement will call for mostfavoured treatment for each country and the establishment of57 words
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Article74 1979-12-24 1 HONGKONG and Shanghai Banking Corporation and Antony Gibbs Holdings Ltd have announced that discussions are taking place which may lead to offers being made by HSBC for the whole of the issued ordinary and preference share capital in Antony Gibbs Holdings Ltd which it does not already own.74 words
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Article82 1979-12-24 1 Reuter KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malaysia and the Philippines have initialled a draft agreement for the avoidance of double taxation and the prevention of evasion taxes on income, a government statement said today. It added that the Philippines tax treaty panel headed by its Deputy Finance Minister, Mr AlfredoReuter - 82 words
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Article65 1979-12-24 1 Reuter BEIJING, Sun. The Democratic Kampuchean Ambassador in Beijing said today a reshuffle of his government was under way, but he had no information yet on the composition of the new cabinet. The New China News Agency last night quoted the Bangkok Post newspaper as saying Pol PotReuter - 65 words
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Article45 1979-12-24 1 AP KUWAIT, Sun. The Organisation of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries (Oapec) is carrying out feasibility studies for the establishment of separate petrochemical projects worth US$2OO million. An Oapec announcement said the projects include the establishment of synthetic rubber and black carbon factories. APAP - 45 words
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Article73 1979-12-24 1 AFP HONGKONG, Sun. Six large oil refineries in China's north-eastern Liaoning Province have raised their combined annual capacity from 10 million tons in 1970 to 23 million tons this year by modernising old equipment. The New China News Agency reported that the experience of the refineries inAFP - 73 words
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Article80 1979-12-24 1 Reuter LONDON, Sun. An agreement for state-owned British Ley land (BL) to assemble up to 90,000 Japanese Honda designed cars a year will be signed in Tokyo on Dec 27, a BL spokesman said. BL chairman Sir Michael Edwardes will fly to Japan early next week for aReuter - 80 words
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Article67 1979-12-24 1 UPI WASHINGTON, Sun. Russia continued its heavy buying of American grain with purchases of 790,000 metric tons of wheat and 150,000 metric tons of corn from private exporters, the Agriculture Department said. The latest sales brought Moscow's purchases this fiscal year to nearly 15.8 million tons ofUPI - 67 words
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Article105 1979-12-24 1 THE following list of stacks gives the II most traded on the Stack Exchange of Singapore last week. It gives the turnover In thousands of units, closing prices on Friday and the high and low for 1979 Tvaaver Prices Hlgk Law •m Dee 21 in Haw Par105 words
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LOCAL STOCK INDICES
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Article83 1979-12-24 1 Dee 11 Dee 18 Dee 19 Dee Dee 21 +*BT Index: 2835.77 2855.92 2842 14 2967 49 2944 34 'Industrials 425.88 429 41 428.08 432.14 431.61 t> Finance: 765 52 768.43 763.56 766.77 766.46 ••Hotels: 339.64 340 26 338.42 345.23 346.11 •Properties: 266 45 267 14 265.76 266 3083 words
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Article76 1979-12-24 1 Dec 11 Dee IS Dee 11 Drea Dec 21 BT Index: 4178.01 4378 90 4320 63 4538.77 4494 19 •Industrials: 462 39 467 19 464 61 470.37 470.43 Finance: 675 93 680 22 675.67 679.02 678.21 ••Hotels: 302.06 302 62 302 21 306.09 306 29 •Properties: ***** 263 0876 words
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724 1979-12-24 1 RUTH CHENG - PHILIPPINES NOW REPRESENTED By RUTH CHENG SEVEN merchant and eight offshore banks were officially opened in Singapore this year, the highest since 1973 when seven merchant banks and nine offshore banks were set up. Offshore licences were first granted in 1973 and there724 words
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Article163 1979-12-24 1 MEMBERS of the Asean Chambers of Commerce and Industry (Asean-CCI) has decided to request from their respective governments for greater participation in policy making in economic development The decision was made at the eleventh council meeting of the Asean-CCI, the umbrella organisation of Asean businessmen and industrialists163 words
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Article417 1979-12-24 1 NEPTUNE Orient Lines (NOL) will be a mediumsized operator by world standards by the middle of next year. This projection, in terms of fleet size and tonnage, was made by the national shipping line's managing director, Mr Lua Cheng Eng, at the company's annual dinner417 words
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Article206 1979-12-24 1 PROGRESS through Asean unity will be the theme for the second Asean trade fair which will be held in Singapore next October. Sources said yesterday that Asean Trade Fair '80 will be opened on Oct 3 and will be accessible to the public from Oct206 words
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273 1979-12-24 1 ANOTHER two domestic kuks, the United Overmi Buk ((JOB) nad the Mutrlil aid Commercial Buk (1CB), have Joined la the latest reoad sf prime leading rate (PLB) increases by raising their PLB* by a quarter point t* 1.25 per ccot. lie aew273 words
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468 1979-12-24 1 WANG LOOK KEAH - By WANG LOOK KEAH THE Telecommunications Authority of Singapore (Telecoms) is in the final stage of study into a multiairline computerised reservations system for Singapore and an announcement on its decision is expected next month. According to a Telecoms official, the system is expected468 words
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Advertisement89 1979-12-24 1 11 The best time to watch your favourite TV program is when you have time to enjoy it. With a Sony Betamax video recorder connected to your TV, you can record anything on TV even when you're not at home. And then play it back whenever you want. Not only89 words
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Advertisement61 1979-12-24 1 SHIPPING TIMES ROUNDUP «f UnptteatlMs sf MALAYAN Cemeat preflt rises Opec's discard t,l fcy ITJ p» CHRYSLER plaining msre US retrasisa My be deferred enMlMtlve msves— 5 agala lz DRINKER'S Campaalee is IRAN wttfcdrawiag Its msaey entertains 7 tram Brttaia It PLIGHTS 5, TV AND RADIO f, CROSSWORD t, WHERE61 words
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Advertisement131 1979-12-24 1 <3 I << Internationally recognised as trend-setters. JAL has more direct flights toTokyo and the USA than any other airline. v m '¥<*■* y\ ftr V Relax in wide-body comfort on 9 flights a week to Tokyo 5 nonstop and 4 via Hong Kong. (If you're on business, don't forget131 words
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OPEC'S INDECISION...
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Article, Illustration1822 1979-12-24 2 ANTHONY PARISI - NEWS that Opec failed to reach ageement on oil prices last week was hardly surprising even though many had expected some kind of double or multiple-tier system to emerge. Signs of major differences within the cartel had heightened since Iran adopted a moreNYT; UPI photo - 1,822 words
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Article884 1979-12-24 2 RECENT increases in the price of oil will drive petrol prices up by US four to eight cents a gallon in the US, add at least one percentage point to the consumer price index, eliminate 250,000 US jobs, and raise next year's oil import bill by at884 words
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Article, Illustration637 1979-12-24 2 JOSEPH MANN - By JOSEPH MANN NYT THE Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries, troubled by disagreement on a pricing structure, has come under the presidency of a leading proponent of price unity and a strong exponent of heavy Opec aid to Third World countries. He is HumbertoNYT; UPI photo - 637 words
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721 1979-12-24 2 Washington Star THE IRANIAN revolution has triggered instability in Saudi Arabia, and, if the oil kingdom were to follow the route of Iran, "it would be an even greater catastrophe for the United States," former energy secretary James Schlesinger said on Thursday. In aWashington Star - 721 words
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Advertisement45 1979-12-24 2 KEEP IN STEP WITH FASHIONS AFOOT v I v I ft x! I V to X K PELERNA DOLARADO V V to X RENO-I BALLY OF SWITZERLAND ALL NEW DESIGNS <: MAN THE S STORE HIGH ST CENTRE LUCKY PLAZA OCEAN BUILDING SUPREME HOUSE HILTON,RAFFLES HOTELS45 words
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...DIFFERING OPINIONS
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895 1979-12-24 3 STEVEN RATTNER - BY STEVEN RATTNER NYT AFTKR MOST meetings of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries, the consuming world at least knows the bad news how much higher prices will be until the next semi-annual price setting. But with the conclusion of the latest such session,NYT - 895 words
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Article, Illustration853 1979-12-24 3 TOM WICKER - By TOM WICKER NYT PRESIDENT Carter may be abdicating the most important opportunity of his term the chance to channel patriotic emotions aroused by the Iranian crisis into a strong energy conservation programme. That is the missing element in his energy package, since conservationNYT - 853 words
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226 1979-12-24 3 Reuter BRITISH North Sea oil prices are expected to continue their close relationship with North African levels now reaching US$3O a barrel, oil industry analysts said in London. They noted the British government has no statutory power over crude oil prices, whileReuter - 226 words
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395 1979-12-24 3 AFP ZERO growth or outright recession in the industrial world is almost unavoidable in the wake of the Caracas conference of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries, Westem officials said in Paris. But the Paris-based International Energy Agency (lEA) which groups theAFP - 395 words
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RAW MATERIALS
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378 1979-12-24 4 TRADING oa tke Slagapere prodace market last week was generally dall aad featareleas with moat dealers adeptlag a wait sad see attltade fer waat of ladaeemeat from overseas. For the best part of the period, prices move sideways, so to speak. Based oa deals written378 words
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Article966 1979-12-24 4 COFFEE: Robusta futures closed mixed on Friday, £18 down in near January to £6 up in July. Turnover was 3,341 lots including 12 options and around 1,000 lots of crossed trades. Dealers said late support and some pre-Christmas holiday covering contributed to middle-month closing gains. Losses in near966 words
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Article174 1979-12-24 4 LONDON rubber futures were steady on Friday afternoon, on pre-Christmas holiday covering, closing at or near session highs with on-balance gains of mostly 0.40 to 0.70 pence per kilo. Prices were finally slightly up from the morning's higher levels. In the morning, dealers said light buying interest combined with174 words
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Article164 1979-12-24 4 CHINEBE PRODUCE EXCHANGE, SINGAPORE, NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL ON SATURDAY: Cm««t Bulk tloB sellers. old drum Sll4 seller*. new drum $118 sellers Cifn: Mixed (loaae) UK/Coal 163.00 buyers Pappar: Muntok AST A white fob IttTt NLW 1325 00 sellers. Sarawak white fob Wi NLW <310 Ob sellers.164 words
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234 1979-12-24 4 TURNOVER slowed down ahead of the festive season and levels slipped back in quiet trading before recovering finally to post a fractional gain, says HiUty, Catler, aad Bath in its review of the Singapore and Malaysian rubber markets for the period Dec 13 to234 words
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Article113 1979-12-24 4 CHICAGO soybean futures closed 1/4 cent to two US cents a bushel firmer on Friday. Prices finned on short-covering at the close as traders evened-up their positions ahead of the fourday Christmas weekend, traders said. Traders appeared reluctant to be short over the long holiday weekend because of the113 words
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Article91 1979-12-24 4 WHEAT futures on the Chicago Board of Trade closed 2Vi to eight US cents a bushel higher on Friday. Traders noted shortcovering at the close ahead of the four-day Christmas weekend. Commercials were active sellers while commission houses were buyers. Much of the buying appeared to be computer generated,91 words
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1168 1979-12-24 4 AFP GOLD and silver again dominated commodity trading last week, sweeping to new peaks on three successive days before slumping back on profit-taking. The usual pre-Christmas slowdown in trading was prevented by the concern over the likely rise in crudeoil prices at the Organisation of PetroleumAFP - 1,168 words
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Article79 1979-12-24 4 CJ.F. North European ports, in US dollars per ton unless otherwise stated. LONDON: FH Previoua Malaysian 5 r r ffa bulk per tonrv I January 647.50alr 647 50»lr February 660 OOalr 660 OOalr Sumatra ffa bulk December 632.50alr 632.SOtlr January 637.50air 637.50slr February 660 OOalr 656 OOtlr March79 words
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE$
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Article292 1979-12-24 4 THE US dollar fluctuated narrowly against major currencies on the Singapore foreign exchange market last week with no major new (actors affecting trading and with most banks and other participants having already squared their books ahead of the Christmas and New year holiday period. The minimum increase in292 words
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Article383 1979-12-24 4 THE INTERBANK overnight rate shot to a record high of 30 per cent last Wednesday and fluctuated wildly during the week between 8 and 30 per cent. Short-term rates fotowed suti, firming sharply by about IV* per cent from Monday's opening levels with One and Two Months closing383 words
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Article173 1979-12-24 4 Asian rates ASIAN earreaejr average iipwH rates far tke wteek eaM Dee tl: U8t (Bid prieM) Higk Uw 7 days 15 7/16 13* 1 month 14% is* 2 months 1413/1614 5/18 3 months 14* 14 8/16 6 months 14'* 145/16 9 months 13* 13% 12 months 131/16 12* SwiaaPraae* Hlfk173 words
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Article77 1979-12-24 4 THE DOMESTIC interbank rate Increased by about 7V4 per cent last week. The highest done was 29 per cent on Wednesday. The mode (or the week was between 15 and 17 per cent Overnights closed at 12-11/16 per cent on Friday. The term rate shot up by77 words
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Article46 1979-12-24 4 FOR THE week ended Saturday Dec 22, the range of call rate received from from Short Deportts (M) Bhd was as follows: Bank tsai: 2.5 per cent to 4 percent. *sni: 3 per cent to 4 per cent. HsvMMalß of fundi totalled 1734 million.46 words
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Article22 1979-12-24 4 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lead to their beat customers is 9.3 per cent.22 words
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Article258 1979-12-24 4 CURRENCIES on Friday afternoon closed little changed from Thursday night's levels after a day's subdued trading ahead of the Christmas week, dealers said. The dollar finished at 1.7340/90 marks, compared with Thursday's closing 1.7365/85, a fraction easier compared with its midday 1.7397/7417. Sterling ended back above US$2.2O at 2.2005/2020,258 words
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Article136 1979-12-24 4 RETAIL prices quoted by the Singapore Chinese Gold and Silver Merchants Association are $1,230 for 90 per cent gold, 11,320 for 22k gold, and $1,400 for 24k gold. In HONGKONG on Saturday, the international gold price closed sharply higher at US$4BB.OO/490 00 an ounce compared with Thursday's $476.00/477.00 close136 words
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Article210 1979-12-24 4 Asian FRCDs INDICATIVE prftees «f AsUa dollar floating rate certificates of iepwtt for selected Imam for the week eaM Dee zl: Bid Offer Dal-Ichl Kangyo Bank 15-3/1617/11/80 BNP11* 30/1/81 99'* 995/16 100* 999/16 Bank of Tokyo 12* 27/2/81 99 5/16 999/16 MlUubUhl Bank 13-1/16 16/3/81 98* 99* UOB 135/4/81 99210 words
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Advertisement122 1979-12-24 4 A PUCE > if. sll as fc.v.'j *».;> •ift p&.\.'\ K: A secluded corner where you can unwind. Over a long cool drink and soothing music. Take off your shoes, put your feet up if you wish. Just like home. That's the Equatorial. Where people are friendly and caring, the122 words
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OVERSEAS
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368 1979-12-24 5 THE White House said on Saturday that President Carter would defer a step of decontrol, planned for Jan 1, as a means of keeping pressure on Congress to give final shape to the oil windfall-profits tax. The executive order that the President will sign368 words
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167 1979-12-24 5 AP ON THE brink of an energy crisis because of reliance on foreign oil. the US may soon face a shortage of uranium fuel for its nuclear-powered electric generating plants. Nuclear utilities, which supply one-eighth of America's electricity, have commitments for only aboutAP - 167 words
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Article, Illustration48 1979-12-24 5 Iranian women in chadors glance at a Christmas pester outside the occupied US embassy in Teheran on Saturday, the 49th day of captivity. Western newsmen waiting at the embassy gates hope to get the poster to the 59 hostages. I PI photo UPI photoUPI photo - 48 words
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518 1979-12-24 5 AP GOVERNMENTS around the world have withheld comment on President Carter's call for the United Nations Security Council to impose economic sanctions against Iran. Their reluctance to discuss the US diplomatic initiative reflected delicate consultations already under way at the UN on the appeal madeAP - 518 words
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Article860 1979-12-24 5 DEPARTURES Service Local Operator Number Time For SIA SQ971 0400 DXB PAR SLA SQ102 0615 KUL PAA PA006 0700 HKG SFO NYC MAS MH604 0745 KUL '(KBR) MNL) GIA GA981 0800 HLP MAS MH682A 0800 KUL THAI TG402 0800 BKK SIA SQ104 0815 KUL SIA SQ642 0815860 words
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Article263 1979-12-24 5 AFP MALAYSIAN Defence Minister Datuk Amar Taib Mahmud has ruled out the possibility of Malaysia and Thailand being drawn into the current Indochina conflict. The Minister said he was convinced from his recent visit to Thailand that the country was capable of safeguarding its sovereignty andAFP - 263 words
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137 1979-12-24 5 AFP DOMESTIC extremist groups constitute the main threat to Indonesia, the national security chief. Admiral Sudomo, told foreign correspondents in Jakarta recently. They disagree with the state ideology of Pancasila, the five principles of belief in God, humanity, democracy, social justice and nationalism, heAFP - 137 words
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Article106 1979-12-24 5 A SAUDI Arabian writer Saturday came out against the seizure of the US Embassy in Teheran. Mr Hisham Ali Hafiz. publisher of the London-based Al-Shark Al-Awsat daily newspaper, described the Iranian leadership as "destroying the bridges Iran had begun to build since the departure of the Shah".106 words
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713 1979-12-24 5 NYT THE financially troubled Chrysler Corp will sell additional assets, take further cost-cutting moves and possibly negotiate new terms of a loan agreement with its creditors, the company's chairman, Lee lacocca, said. These measures will be taken in order to raise an estimated US$4OO millionNYT - 713 words
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Article272 1979-12-24 5 Reuter THE Philippines has accused the East Malaysian state of Sabah of supplying southern Filipino Muslim rebels with about 100 motor boats for arms and ammunition smuggling since 1972. The accusation came from Rear Admiral Romulo Espaldon, the Philippines southern military commander, who has inReuter - 272 words
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WORLD IN BRIEF
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Article381 1979-12-24 5 Agencies A TOTAL of 22 new sugar refineries have gone into operation in China over the past year, increasing the country's sugar refining capacity by 170,000 tonnes, the New China News Agency reported. The agency said five chemical fibre plants and synthetic textile mills had also begunAgencies - 381 words
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Advertisement254 1979-12-24 5 commercial/office centre SHOP AND OFFICE SPACES FOR SALE OR LEASE ft7l UHBAN REDEVELOPMENT |&i| PROJECT X f -HSi Jf; -p.! Situated at Orchard Road/ Koek Road (next to the Cold Storage), the core of most promising tourist, entertainment and shopping activities. Orchard Plaza, surrounded by hotels, recreational centres, cinemas, hawker254 words
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REVIEWS
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Article804 1979-12-24 6 PATRICIA GOH - By PATRICIA GOH FOR those who are abroad, this time of the year could be pretty trying. Away from the family and Christmas traditions in one's own home, this is the month of homesickness. But ironically the trick is never to allow homesickness to creep804 words
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Article, Illustration377 1979-12-24 6 GLASS and porcelain products are among the lucrative exports of Norway. Clear, flawless crystal is the most difficult to produce and Norwegian companies pride themselves in their clear crystal articles in rustic designs. Similarly, a wide variety of fine china produced in Norway are based on floral377 words
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314 1979-12-24 6 DAVID LOY - By DAVID LOY PROBABLY the best choral group in Singapore is the University of Singapore Choir in conjunction with its Madrigal Singers. They had an opportunity to demonstrate this last weekend in two concerts of Christmas music at Eusoff College and Presbyterian Church. Christmas314 words
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Article, Illustration1492 1979-12-24 7 LEE YOKE MENG - By LEE YOKE MENG "MY father drove me to drink." Ifi a more serious context that would sound like the confession of a die-hard alcoholic but in the inimitable style of Derek Nirfimo these words can reflect nothing more than the marvellous opening line1,492 words
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Article, Illustration761 1979-12-24 7 IT MAY OUT-ROOT ROOTS AP AMERICA'S Paramount and Japan's Toho cinema picture companies have finished shooting US television's most expensive miniseries a US$l5 to 20 million version of James Claveil's bestselling novel of 16th century Japan, Shogun. The 12-hour TV movie, based on the real-life adventuresAP - 761 words
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Article, Illustration840 1979-12-24 7 NYT FOR the last few days I have been poking into books and articles on Handel in general and messiah in particular. Here are some questions and answers about the work which, to some, has come to symbolise Christmas in music. DU messiah alwaysNYT - 840 words
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Advertisement83 1979-12-24 6 Cricard) France's favourite bedtime snack. France's favourite bedtime snack also her lovers" bedtime secret. Any wonder why <30.1X<),()»X) bottles of Ricard are downed everv year? You'll never really know till you've tried Ricard yourself. This deeply mysterious, anise-flavoured liqueur refreshes. Titillates the palate. Stir one pari Ricard with five parts83 words
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Page 6 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous512 1979-12-24 6 FILM SHOWS THE National Museum will screen two colour films Ktreu Architecture and Traditional Musical Instruments ef Korea at Bpm on a first-come-first-served basis. Courtesy of the Embassy of the Republic of Korea. THE Museum has more in store for football fans. Its special holiday films for students this week512 words
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Miscellaneous51 1979-12-24 6 BriStcW: Frani< Dicfeens Ui*TVA &ONC HPT4D I cwi U3R»T£- OUT P*T THe_ «p\i*e of Firry, u*TM €_P*R CAM MCBC rr>CSSP*GeS u>rTHCX/T POONG? UP Tue PHOtfC.... U*TM ny BiONtC UEGS CPN &er &OUM> Trte BUILDN&. \N -05 OF* SGiCOiD y^"\ P°A HCKe comes six Foukds f\ DPN mfVM coITM UIS OXSOONVC51 words
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Miscellaneous913 1979-12-24 6 LAST BUT NOT LEAST THIS IS prahahly the laaga waited season far mast people, net least the shakeahle fans if the gaggle-hex. TV pregrammes at this time sf the year asaally soaad the most Interesting aad if It is trae that gaad things are reserved far the very last, the913 words
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Miscellaneous382 1979-12-24 6 19 No cavalier changes in the up-train (7) 21 Leggy team? (6) 22 Portion of chicken consumed by an ambassador (6) 23 Like partly accidental treatment? (6) 25 Wages spiral (5) 26 Some legendary sailors' jargon (4) 28 Young animal quietly raised (3) EASY PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Young bird (5)382 words
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Article209 1979-12-24 8 DEC 21 Pis AUN 315.30 2 Ahold 7760 >06 Akzo 2340 0.3 AMCV 99 50 1.4 Am fas 117 10 05 Amro Bank 65 20 -0.7 Bcrgou 45 00 -5 Berk 94 00 1.7 Bol* 64 00 -18 Borsumij 166 50 -1 -02 Bwrhmann 57 50 Bimkorf 6000 0209 words
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Article280 1979-12-24 8 DEC 21 FYs CORBK1LLE Air-Liquide 499 I B S N Gervais Dunone 903 12 CSf (Thomson Csf> 443 unch Cie Krancaise des Petroles 236 40 0.9 Coinpagnie Klnanclere Coinpagnie Generale 339 50 -0.5 Credit Koncier I >f France 468 -11 Hactvell* 1 Librairie) 191 50 0.5 Machines Bull 6510280 words
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Article93 1979-12-24 8 DEC 21 FTs FORWARD MARKET Ac ec Arbed Astur Brascan Bru-Lamb Canpac Cock De Beers Ebes Elertrobel Gb-Inno-Bm Oev Hobok Petro Ryl Dutch Stdro Soc Oen Belg Soflna Solvay A Tanks U Min V Mont 322 2070 504 54« 1990 952 330 288 2130 6270 2115 940 2845 563093 words
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Article200 1979-12-24 8 DEC 21 Dm Aef-Telefunken 3650 Akzo 21 JO Allz Leben moo A1U Vers 465 00 BASF Bay H T Wfcank Bay Vbank Majwr BBC 138 JO ***** moo 125 00 *****B -0J -1 -1 -0.5 nuw Caasella 104 00B 326 OOB unch 280 006 Commerzbank Conti Gumml Daimler-Benz Degusaa200 words
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Article192 1979-12-24 8 DEC 21 Francs Anions Suisse* Aluiuisse Br Alusutsse Reg Brown Boverl Br Clba Oelgy Br Clba Gelgy PC Clba Oeigy Rq Credit Suisse Br Credit Suisse Ref Elektrowatt Br George Fischer Br Globus Pc Hero Br as 1140 461 1MB 1225 065 074 2280 424 2100 745 305 *****192 words
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Article105 1979-12-24 8 DEC 21 Lire Anic 75 unch Assoc Gen ***** 410 Bailogi 682 2 Central* 00 Flat 1835 5.5 Ftnsider 00 7.75 Oen Immob 07 -0.75 IFl Pri 2148 56 Italcementi ***** 130 I taigas 707 .2 Italsider 228 15 MagneU M Pf 500 -5 Marelli Ere 340 50 -05105 words
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Article1251 1979-12-24 8 NEW YORK PROFTT-TAKING in the energy sector and year-end tax selling combined to depress prices and the stock market last Friday retreated in active trading. Analysts ai«n cited a sharp rise in the price of gold in New York. Some traders grew cautious ahead of1,251 words
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Article205 1979-12-24 8 DEC 21 C* Abitibi 20 Alran S3 J Algoma 29 unch Bank Mont 24 •f'» Bank Nova Srolla 24 Bell Tel 20 s Beth Corp BP Can Ltd -II 40 Br asr an 22 Camp Red Lake 31 Can Imp Bk 25 unch Canpac 38 Canpac Inv Pf Carl205 words
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Advertisement725 1979-12-24 8 See Page 10 for Tokyo and Jo'burg prices Where to wine, dine and entertain Come, 'sample' an experience! DOLPHIN 1 CAFETERIA World Trade Cent» you musn't Delectable local dishes and Western lunches set in daintily stylish Scandinavian decor. Popular SELF-SERVICE lunch daily. From 10 30am to 3 00pm and snacks725 words
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Advertisement75 1979-12-24 8 w 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 s75 words
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MARKET REVIEWS
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871 1979-12-24 9 K.LUMPUR i THE BULLS were in full force on the Kuala Lumpur stock market last week, taking share prices to significantly higher levels. Trading was active, even hectic at times, as investors went on a sustained buying spree. Their interest was centred871 words
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Article242 1979-12-24 9 Violet Chow - Week ended Dec 21 Compiled by Violet Chow SCRIP ISSUE Maiayu Breweries: Bonus Issue of one-for-two OTHERS Ben shareholders have approved the sale of Warehousing and Transportation to Straits Steamship at an EOGM. l mit*4 Ovenetu Baak has been buying a substantial stake in Singapore242 words
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Article277 1979-12-24 9 TOKYO THE FAILURE to agree on the 1960 oil pricing policy at the Opec last Thursday threw the world into confusion but prices on the Tokyo stock market marked time last week as investors remained inactive, carefully assessing the impact of the four-day Opec meeting in Caracas.277 words
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1572 1979-12-24 9 GERALD COLVERD - INTERDEPENDENCE YEAR LONDON By GERALD COLVERD AMONGST the seasonal spate of Christmas prizes being offered by the media is one to be awarded for the most apt single word description of the passing decade of the Seventies. It should contain the same lasting label1,572 words
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Article, Illustration803 1979-12-24 9 CHAN BONG SOO - SINGAPORE By CHAN BONG SOO OPERATORS had a 'field day" in the Singapore stock market last week. Working in close co-ordination with their counterparts across the Causeway, they made the inveterate short-sellers and the unwary speculators pay for their disbelief. It all started about a fortnight803 words
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Advertisement159 1979-12-24 9 CHEERS! In this festive season. Singapore Business looks at the hauor trade to find out wny distributors and importers are In High Spirits. Our Christmas pacKage includes other attractive items like Department Stores: Shopping for New Ideas; Jewellery: A Gem of an Investment Idea; Diamonds: Dazzlers...; Michael Goemans: Exit Electronics.159 words
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Article504 1979-12-24 10 r— < NEW YORK n GOLD bullion soared to new records last week. Sections of the stock market sagged. And the Dow industrials, after three straight weeks of averaging 10-point advances, eased 3.84 points to 838.91. Precious metal stocks, including Homestake Mining among the golds and Hecla504 words
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Article574 1979-12-24 10 SYDNEY Reuter TRADING went through a two-day cooling off period last week in reaction to previous volatile price movements caused by the headlong rush by speculators for resource stocks on the Sydney Stock Exchange. Key indices including the All-Ordinaries index hit record peaks during frantic tradingReuter - 574 words
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Article464 1979-12-24 10 TOKYO SHARE prices closed lower on Saturday on reports that Iran will withdraw its deposits from banks in London. Dealers said the market average fell 28.05 to close at 6.507.89, with a volume of 240 million shares. The Tokyo Stock Exchange index closed at464 words
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Article328 1979-12-24 10 DEC 21 Rand INDUSTRIALS a Alpha 250 5 Abercom 285 -5 AE And CI 625 5 AMIC 1000 unch Barlows 780 unch Cg Sugar 1050B CNA 345 unch Cume Finance 128 3 De Beers Ind 1925B 25 Edcon 460B Edgars ***** -50 Eveready Fed Volk I 400 15328 words
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184 1979-12-24 10 SENATOR Kamarul Ariffin has been identified as the mystery buyer of the recent block of 3.64 million shares of $1 each in Malaysian Textile Industries (MTI) from Hongkong shareholders for $5.35 million or $1.47 per share. Disclosing this in a statement to the184 words
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Article371 1979-12-24 10 SUSAN THAM - By SUSAN THAM THANKS to a first-time contribution from its whollyowned subsidiary, Malayan Cement's unaudited net profit before tax and consolidation increased 17.8 per cent to 16.28 million for the year ended Nov 30, 19T9. The contribution, in the form of dividends from Cement Marketing Company371 words
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Article2910 1979-12-24 10 Thi. Year High Low Company Last Sale orGr*s Div Div Cvr Gr's YTd Net P/E Vol COOO) Week High Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 201 100 148 180 272 74H 255 350 215 380 207 123* no 133 255 57 V4 185* 220 177 250 Acma Alcorn2,910 words
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Advertisement150 1979-12-24 10 AN WOODWORKING EXHIBmON. 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. Wood '81 will have150 words
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Article, Illustration834 1979-12-24 11 CHARMAINE CHAN - By CHARMAINE CHAN TALIB Haron did it again. He remains unbeaten in the Keppel Club Championship, having won his eighth successive title since taking it for the first time in 1972. Talib's scorecard recorded a gross total of 217 after three rounds of834 words
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Article570 1979-12-24 11 NYT WHILE sports officials of the Soviet Union profess readiness, uncertainty appears to be growing about other phases of staging the Moscow Olympics, the first to be held behind the Iron Curtain. These recent developments underscore uneasiness about opening Soviet doors to the world nextNYT - 570 words
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Article630 1979-12-24 11 FT CHAIRMAN Mao's instruction friendship first, competition second will be turned on its head in the coming months as Chinese athletes prepare for the 1960 Olympics. China's admission to the international Olympic movement effectively ends more than two decades of sporting isolation. In Moscow, theFT - 630 words
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Article, Illustration419 1979-12-24 11 THIS YEAR'S Singapore Professional Golfers' Association (PGA) Championship, the second of its kind, is sponsored by Cycle and Carriage. The venue of the tournament is the Bukit course of the SICC. The $20,000 championship, to be held from Dec 27-30, carries a top prize of $4,000. The419 words
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Advertisement615 1979-12-24 11 giiSTfjl The British Experience 53$ 1 1945-1975: I British Experience is sane, JBBpil erudite and witty guide to the HKhI/ I *nd changes that have I taken place in Britain since I the war. from the exuberant optimism of forties to the fears and confusions of the seventies. It's an615 words
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Article, Illustration262 1979-12-24 12 SOUTH Africa has run out of Krugerrands, US$l.5 million worth of which have found their way to Las Vegas. Picture on the right shows Barron Hilton, head of the Hilton chain, placing the last coin on the golden pyramid on Friday. He says the262 words
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278 1979-12-24 12 IRAN'S revolutionary government, faced with new internal unrest and growing world pressure, has imposed martial law on the Baluchistan region and raised the possibility of allowing journalists to pay a Christmas visit to the US Embassy where American hostages are held. Mr Sean Mcßride,278 words
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441 1979-12-24 12 THE Bank of Japan has confirmed reports from London that Iran is withdrawing fill its deposits totalling more than US$3OO million from London branches of major Japanese banks, apparently in connection with the US move on economic sanctions against Iran. Central bank officials said441 words
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258 1979-12-24 12 NYT THE Japanese Cabinet gave its approval Saturday to what was described as an austerity budget for 1980, designed to deal with a deficit-ridden economy. The budget for the fiscal year starting April 1 is characterised by a drastic shift from the expansionary appropriationsNYT - 258 words
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Article127 1979-12-24 12 AFP TENGKU Ahmad Rithauddeen will visit Hanoi for three days from Jan 8 as Malaysia's Foreign Minister. Informed sources said Kuala Lumpur that the trip will be made "within the context of supporting bilateral relations" between Malaysia and Vietnam. The Tengku has been asked to make theAFP - 127 words
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166 1979-12-24 12 AP THE US Export-Import Bank has declared in default more than US$245 million to finance exports to Iran. "In view of the present crisis and the fact that payments on some outstanding obligations have not been received since Nov 15, $245 million in principal amountAP - 166 words
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454 1979-12-24 12 NYT THE United States economy is expanding again in this quarter, with total output rising at an annual rate of about IVi per cent, government analysts estimate. If this preliminary estimate is approximately correct, it probably means that the long-anticipated recession has been postponed again.NYT - 454 words
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Article444 1979-12-24 12 NYT DESPITE some slackening in the rise of food and energy prices in November, the US consumer price index continued to climb at its 1979 rate of about one per cent a month, the Bureau of Labour Statistics reported Friday. With another round of petroleumNYT - 444 words
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126 1979-12-24 12 PRESIDENT Jimmy Carter on Saturday approved a merger of Pan American World Airways and National Airlines into what will be the US' second largest air carrier. Mr Carter's decision was the final government action needed for the takeover of National by Pan Am.126 words
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Advertisement231 1979-12-24 12 UNITED OVERSEAS BANK UTD CHUNG KHIAW BANK LTD LEE WAH BANK LTD (INCORPORATED IN THE REPUBLIC OF. SINGAPORE) We are pleased to announce the following interest rates payable on savings and fixed deposits with effect from Monday, 24 December 1979: SAVINGS Al/„0/ ACCOUNTS: O/2/Op.a (Deposit and withdrawal at any of231 words
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Advertisement76 1979-12-24 12 IB pierre balmain paris c -f 4 9* V f«r •VA N» v A great name for great products s w/ Sin fr< 'i K *11 ti lie >i i Mini; (»>ur' i i> >rt I K,U<l < 102 J. M .ul.ihlf ir I s l':t J '<) Isi t.in76 words
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Miscellaneous64 1979-12-24 12 W E AIH E Rj Outlook for Singapore from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. today: Generally fair. Report for 24 Iwon prior to 7JI p.m. en Dee 23 at the airport. Maximum temperature 30.7 Associated humidity 65 Minimum temperature 22.7 Associated humidity 93 Hours of sunshine 7.50 Rainfall in millimetres64 words
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Article94 1979-12-24 13 Reuter HITACHI Shipbuilding and Engineering has received al3 billion yen order from A.P. Mollar of Denmark to convert five bulk carriers into containerships, shipbuilding industry sources said. The order calls for the conversion of the 14,000dwt bulk carriers to make them capable of carrying 1,220 containers each. InReuter - 94 words
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Article82 1979-12-24 13 Reuter DENMARK'S industrial trading group, Burmeister and Wain A/S, has signed contracts with Norway's Thorvald Klavenes Shipyard and Hongkong's Wheelock Maritime Ltd for construction of five 64,000-dwt bulk carriers worth a total 800 million crowns, a B and W spokesman said. The first vessel will be delivered toReuter - 82 words
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Article89 1979-12-24 13 AFP MANILA will be the host early next year for a meeting of the ad hoc working group of the Federation of Asean Shipowners Association (Fasa). The Manila newspaper Times Journal said the meeting will discuss plans to set up a shipping pool for Asean countries. It saidAFP - 89 words
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Article, Illustration433 1979-12-24 13 THE BARTER traders of the southern Philippines are extending their sphere of operations to include Brunei, Sarawak and Singapore. However, the first attempt at widening their trading area failled recently when 124 traders called at Labuan on their way to Brunei merchants at Labuan quickly433 words
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Article627 1979-12-24 13 Shipfrtag Liae Pact Cat Adriatic IV 5 Afea VI 3 Alfred CTS IV 5 All trans VI 5 Alpac VI 5 Angkutan VI 4 AM. I 1 APL m 4/5 Argentic* IV 4 Arva Nat VI 2 ASCL m 1 Asia America IV 5 Asia Merchant IV627 words
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Article, Illustration298 1979-12-24 14 UNITED Arab Shipping Company is adding a third ship to its full container service from Japan to the Middle East which was started seme Ave months age. This move makes the company the first Jappercon member to after two faiiy containerised sailings to298 words
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Article998 1979-12-24 14 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 (2) All export FCL containers and LCL cargo must be delivered to the Authority's premises during the following998 words
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Article1203 1979-12-24 14 THE NORTH American grain section was virtually idle last Thursday, but in other directions wheat cargoes were booked from North France to Basrah at U5544.50 (fio) for January and from Rouen to the Adriatic at $19.50 (fio) for December/January also from North France to Algeria at $30.25 (fio)1,203 words
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1168 1979-12-24 15 Lloyd's List INCREASES in the price of oil together with the developing world fuel crisis have dealt a body-blow to all forms of transport, not least to shipping. Solutions are not easy to find, but for the maritime industry ship routeing appears to lessenLloyd's List - 1,168 words
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178 1979-12-24 15 AFP TANKER tonnage laid up continued to decline in the four weeks to Dec 15 and reached the lowest since 1974, following a drop of 700,000 tons deadweight to 7,910,000 tons (one third of last year's level), E.A. Gibson, the Londonbased tanker broker, estimatedAFP - 178 words
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287 1979-12-24 15 Reuter SHIPPING HMvemeato at Beaabay Part were paralysed for tfce third day last Friday, aad mare ships were held up at Madras aad Caicstta. Railwayman at Bembay Part stepped wark la sappart af a 77-day-aid strike by ship-handlers which down one allReuter - 287 words
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Article, Illustration524 1979-12-24 15 EXPECTED ARRIVALS TODAY KEPPEL WHARVES Feng Lei (1800 after Vladimir Korolenko)4s Hoe Hing (Tanker) (after Proletarskaya Pobyeda P/ O, POBC subject gas free) 16 Kota Abadi (after Kota Mas) 10/n Nedlloyd Westerkerk (1500 after Hel) 35/36 Peter Rickmers (after Proletrskaya Probyeda A Daiyu Maru sails C/O) 13/14524 words
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3688 1979-12-24 19 SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due and when 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 Port3,688 words
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Article621 1979-12-24 20 SINGAPORE'S marine industry, which reached a plateau in the last two years as a consequence of the worldwide slump in shipbuilding and shipping, is in the process of adapting to the new economic environment. This was reported by Mr Lee Sen Hui of the Economic Development621 words
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Article517 1979-12-24 20 SECOND-HAND tonnage ship brokers in London reported a fairly active market last week, with interest concentrated on bulk carriers especially those involving a charter-back to sellers. They also noted that Greek interests featured in a number of the transactions, taking the following vessels: CAST OTTA a 43,080517 words
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Article207 1979-12-24 20 AFP AFTER a brief flurry of fixing, business slackened last week on the tanker market before the long Christmas week-end. Rates tended to soften a little as the week progressed, indicating owners' anxiety to fix before the holiday break. In the Gulf States area, moreAFP - 207 words
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140 1979-12-24 20 THE WORLD'S tallest building will rise out of Liverpool's docklands if plans submitted by a consortium were approved. Meraeyride County Council is considering designs for a 200,000-square-metre office block as part of a scheme for Liverpool's South Dock. The 139 storey building will be 558140 words
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Article112 1979-12-24 20 AP AN Italian ciewiueiubei was killed and two other Italians injured in a small explosion aboard the 125,000ton tanker Prima Rote, in Tokyo Bay on Saturday, authorities said. The Italian-registered tanker, owned by Porpo Forres, Italy, arrived in Tokyo Bay on Thursday from Qatar with 36AP - 112 words
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Article1444 1979-12-24 20 WHO ACTS FOR WHOM The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and the agents who handle cargo bookings for them. A B Adriatic CwtalMr Container Feeders (S)/Cargo Freight (PK). AFEA Singapore Shipping Agencies (S)/Euro-A*ia Line (PK/PN). AIM C. Titf(«r Intermodal (S)/ Marin tex Enterprise (PK). Alfred C. Taepfor SeMOahrt1,444 words
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Advertisement287 1979-12-24 13 Scan Dutch V Fast and Regular Service To/From N.C./SCAN/W.MED./U.K. Singapore Tel 91S011 Port Kelang Tel *****1 Kuala.Lumpur Tel ***** Penang Tel *****6 m IA RDIM A\l A H r Orient Overseas Co+tlcwieA Line FULLY CONTAHERBED TO/FROM NORTH AMERICA NEST/EAST COASTS (STRAITS CARGO VIA FEEDER TO/FROM HONG KONG) 15 LJkadt NY287 words
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Advertisement376 1979-12-24 13 jsi SEALORD ANTAf m m UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG) ARABIAN GULF WEEKLY MULTI PURPOSE SERVICES L E32M~ BN HAYYAN Loading for Mina Qaboos (13/2), Dubai (16/2), Dammam (19/2), Kuwait (22/2) FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE C Vessel S pore Loading for JEBEL ALI AL WATTYAH Dubai (7/1). Dammam (9/1), Kuwait376 words
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Advertisement345 1979-12-24 13 S.NOL NEPTUNE ORIENT UNES LTD FAR EAST EUROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE S pore P Ketong Havre Rdam F stow* SS BRCa 25Det 26 Dec 13 lan IS lan 16 ten* N CORAL 3 ton 4 ton 20 lan ton ?3 lan K Mam 'ton 81m 26 lan 77 tan 28345 words
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Advertisement615 1979-12-24 13 Nedlloyd Lines Regular Liner Services To/From All Parts of the World. Singapore Tel *****1 Port Keiang Tel *****1 Kuala' Lumpur Tel ***** Penang Tel <*****6 mm LONDON Freights CONTAINER Schedules SHIPS Is Pert SHIPPING list LONDON Ship Sales REGIONAL Weather WHO Acts Far Wham *r MAERSK LINE ANNA MAERSK ETA615 words
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Advertisement565 1979-12-24 14 LEO SHIPPING PTE LTD SINGAPORE PERNAS-MISC SHIPPING AGENCIES SDN. BERHAD. P KELANG PENANG C— W© MALA YSiAM MTERHA TXDNAL SHPHNG CORPORA TXDN BERHAD EXPRESS FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE NESTBOUW): Feeder *P Ketang Vessel Spore 1) Mseittes 2) Rdam 3) H burg 4) Gbufg Mm Accepting f«r: 1) Barcelona Genu. 2) Amsterdam.565 words
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Advertisement130 1979-12-24 14 BBS OUR SUPERCARRIER SERVICE FOR 1980 STARTS WITH BARBER PRIAM LOADING SINGAPORE JAN. 2nd, TRANSIT TO LOS ANGELES 22 DAYS, THEREAFTER TO PANAMA and US ATLANTIC and GULF PORTS. WE LIKE TO WISH OUR SUPPORTERS A MERRY CHRISTMAS and HAPPY NEW YEAR WEEKLY SERVICE TO CANADA/USA PACIFIC COAST EAC LINES130 words
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Advertisement585 1979-12-24 15 Overseas -B Containers ■mm Limited Weekly service to/from UK/Europe STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Ports and Bangkok CONTAROSHT SETWCt TO UK/CONTINT: Hfkq Span PJlaiang D'mart City tt EdWw(ti vote 15 lan ContanersNp Service To/From Bangkok tn|i Man 29Dtc 31 Otc 20 Jan Koartaa Bay 3 lan 20 lan585 words
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Advertisement92 1979-12-24 17 CEYLON SHIPPING CORPORATION National Line o< Sri Lanka JUGOLINIJA EAST RIJEKA REGULAR SERVICE TO ADRIATIC AMD EAST MEDITERRANEAN PORTS S'pore P Ketenf Penanf NEHAJ for Beirut. lattakia. Limassol Saied Saied In Pert BOSNA for Derince. Koper, Rifeka. Trieste In Pari 26 Dec 29 Dec KRASICA for Alex, Beirut. Lattakia. Limassol.92 words
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Miscellaneous179 1979-12-24 20 i A® Regional S»S I Xvlv y/Sv/v'x'vWv JMWMI ■IvXvlvl'Xvv.'' v. .v v. fi x v: ■A M a VRBIO WOl WO2 CLOUDY m <xrt h t W mm. £k Direction of movement indicated by arrow and speed in knots. SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. LEGEND:179 words
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