The Business Times, 20 March 1980
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Title Section10 1980-03-20 1 BUSINESS TIMES N*. 111/1/8« nOWDAT, MABCH M, MM SO CENTS10 words
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BRIEFLY...
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Article70 1980-03-20 1 AFP KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Malaysian economy continues to expend despite a world-wide economic slowdown, thank* to good returns from primary commodities such as rubber, palm oil, tin, oA and timber. The Deputy Minister of Finance, Mak Hon Kam, said today the country had achieved a growth rateAFP - 70 words
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Article51 1980-03-20 1 AP KUWAIT, Wed. Oil Minister Sheikh AH Khalifa akSabah said today that Opec oil ministers will hold an extraordinary meeting .in Talf, Saudi Arabia, on May 5, the daily Al-wattan reported. Sheikh All said the conference would aiscuss a report by Opec's strategy committee. He did not elaborate—AP - 51 words
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Article51 1980-03-20 1 UPI MANILA, Wed. The Philippines announced that it is lowering tariff duty on 900 products imported from the Asean members. J A government announcement said President Marcos issued the order, on Monday granting tariff preference to products mostly chrmicals and some machineries from Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia and Sfasgapore.UPI - 51 words
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Article72 1980-03-20 1 AFP CALGARY, Canada, Wed. Wheat prices will rise shortly as a result of international tension and increased world food demand, Canadian trade officials said here. Maurice Brennan of the Cargffl Inc grain company said the harvest to be completed by the end of June would be insufficient tdAFP - 72 words
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Article61 1980-03-20 1 AFP TOKYO, Wed. Japan and Saudh Arabia will sign a provisional agreement here on April 2 <b conduct feasibility studies on a US$l2 billion joint petrochemical project in eastern Saudi AraUnder tbs agreement, Saudi Petrochemical Development Go of Japan and Saudi Arabia Basic Industries Can of Saudi ArabiaAFP - 61 words
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Article36 1980-03-20 1 UPI TOKTCVIfcd. Japan is ready to take part in a feasibility study for construction of a second PananacaneJ, government officials said. c&fltyidto Wnamanian' President"*teistides Royo by Prime Mftrfster Masayoshi Ohira next weefc-UPI VUPI - 36 words
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Article40 1980-03-20 1 UPI LONDON, Wed. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's government today gave a cautious goahead for a tunnel beneath the English Channel, saying the 178-year-old dream that began with Napoleon could be "both profitable and in the national interest" UPLUPI - 40 words
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Article71 1980-03-20 1 AP NEW YORK Wed. The stock market advanced broadly and the Dow Jones average of 30 industrials climbed 4.35 to 805.97 in the first half hour. Gainers topk a 5 to 2 lead over losers among New York Stock Exchange-listed issues. Analysts said traders were encouraged by theAP - 71 words
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Article131 1980-03-20 1 Rises Indices 8*1 Preperttee T» 515 515 m 380 20 Maris Mar IS Gtitiafa PMC 15 10 +8 B.T. Index: 3855.88 3870.89 Spar* Lud SbCWw Industrials: 453.16 452.49 +0 Finance: 834.78 834JS Mwm> Cor*. »nr 035 900 +5 +5 Hoteh: Properties: 414.32 414.23 331.12 332.72 lilud Pn131 words
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Article, Illustration145 1980-03-20 1 Rises ■A Indices Malayan Tin 3360 Genting 535 PMC 590 Mjigmim 620 Falls Coa Pit Wnt 560 Petaling 1250 D Keramat 1200 A Hitam (T) 1360 Tronoh 1100 A Amal 060 S Trading >910 Carlsberg 506 M U lad 610 +50 +15 +10 +10 -10 -50 -40 -40145 words
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Article664 1980-03-20 1 RUTH CHENG - DEFAULT BY FOREIGN BUYERS By RUTH CHENG SOME $9 million worth ff export insurance claims are being made on the Export Credit Insurance Corporation of Singapore (ECICS), |5.5 million of which are due to defaults by foreign buyers. All tye claims, relating to shipments made664 words
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277 1980-03-20 1 GOLD prices took i surprise jump over the US$5OO mark on active world markets yesterday after suffering a severe fall earlier this week. The prke of the metal ko—csd hack by about US$4O aa mm wfcstt the Laadea merimt epeasd yesterday morning. It was277 words
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Article363 1980-03-20 1 JOHN LIM - •y JOHN LIM FEASIBILITY studies on the use of Central Provisaid Labour Minister Ong Pang Boon. Two types of insurance schemes are being considered in the studies conducted by an actuarial consultant company One is a lump sum payment to the CPF contribu- tor's beneficiary363 words
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Article444 1980-03-20 1 ALLIED Chocolate Industries (ACI) plans to invest $13 million to expand production facilities in the bulk cocoa business. The company said yesterday it intends to enter into a Joint venture with its holding company Allied Food Industries (FE), to form Allied Cocoa Industries Pte Ltd. ACI is444 words
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83 1980-03-20 1 BEN Cs has_npusd Is aary Aaeos sf H sash la M.l per ee* owned sub> ■Mhuy^lea^M^jliida» Ssw'kMkte wSaSThJiwiii te 1 'two'Z «TtSTSenns nmSf 1 emZflU Ihns of the sale apnoThe sale priee was antted 'IL 1 I Doe fl If». AHsMßea83 words
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426 1980-03-20 1 FOO CHOY PENG - ■y FOO CHOY PENG THE EUROPEAN Economic PiniMiiiji (EBC) is considering reclaaitifylng products imported from Asean mnd other developing countries under its generalised system of preferences (GSP) into two msin categories, namely sensitive and pom sensitive products. This is a recommendation the EEC426 words
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TRADE AND INDUSTRY
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Article, Illustration410 1980-03-20 2 RAHIM KASSIM - By RAHIM KASSIM esso k pi»nine major turnaround of its fuels po-dte facilities that any cost np to IT miOtoa to keep its Pulau Ayer Chawan plant running at """'"""w efficiency sad safety for the nest three years.. Ine project m acneoujea to start this410 words
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162 1980-03-20 2 A BRITISH team of 18 building equipment, materials and fittings manufacturers will be participating in the Building and Construction Equipment exhibition SIBEX CONQUIP *80 which will be hud in Singapore from March 26 to March 29. The companies are exhibiting under an ais rangement162 words
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Article, Illustration227 1980-03-20 2 THE director of trade, Mr Ridswan Dzaflr, wno is also chairman of the Organising Committee, recently met commercial rejseseulaUwa of the other four Asean couatiles to *nri the onanisetlon of the Aaean Trade Fair '80 to be held from Oct 3 to Oct 13 at the227 words
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203 1980-03-20 2 THE Institute of South east Aaiaa Studies and the VAMMIIMAI ai iSi.l laa lnicriiauooii idekuiuw- tor Strategic ti»*» wffl hold a Joint conference on "Regional Security Developments aad Stability la South-east Asia" In Singapore from March II to March 20. The aim of203 words
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Article262 1980-03-20 2 SINGAPORE caa "turn and make adjustments more quickly than himbetlag economies, eapedafly those (fragged by poverty or (hi the West) the democratic process and carping trade unioas". This nbsn vtlmi was made ia aa article on Singapore pnhHshsd la the World of Isformatloa's Asia and Pacific262 words
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Article249 1980-03-20 2 A SINGAPORE manrfacturer of building materials has aet up an export office in Hongkong which la now having a construction industry. BRC Weldmesh (HE) wffl concentrate on identifying the market lor. its sister company in Singapore, BRC Wefchnesh (SEA) which manufacturers BRC reinaad gahraateed "Hongkong's249 words
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347 1980-03-20 2 MWM DIESEL Far But, a leading supplier of diesel engines and pnrta in Southeast Asia and Australasia, will be celebrating its 10th year of operation in Stagapore this Sunday. In conjunction with this celebration, MWM. Dleael will launch additional new facilities (or its347 words
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176 1980-03-20 2 THE CHAIRMAN of Young and Rubicam, Mr Edward Ney, will be coming to Singapore this Saturday (or a three-day visit. Mr Ney will speak on "The Emerging Revolution in Communications Technology" at a Singapore Advertisers' .Association (SAA) luncheon. Y and R recently took over top176 words
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Article, Illustration75 1980-03-20 2 MBBOGES BMeye Brawn, 38, has been the vice president and general manager of Marine Midland Bank', NA, Singapore Branch since Jan 21 this year. He has been with Marine Midland Bank, NA, New York, since April 1973. Prior to his Singapore assignment, he was the representative in75 words
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378 1980-03-20 2 WANG LOOK KEAH - WANG LOOK KEAH SINGAPORE'S first Ugh technology foundry, making precision linilnml castings Cor Indushrlal ud aerospace applications, will start (tall production this October. NGL Singapore, a wholly-owned subsidiary of UK-baasd Norms lair Garrett, |p geared (or a production turnover of $L< miTHon in378 words
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Article519 1980-03-20 2 BBONABS AND OOdSSBB March 20-21: Performance Measurement and Control, Hyatt Hotel, Price Water home March »-21: How To Manage And Develop Tour Distribution Palme», Hilton, Consulasia March 21-22: Organisation and Methods, mtou, Consnlasia March 21-28: Credit Management, Century Park Sherfeon Hotel, Acumen Oedit Services March 24-25: Sales Itainh*.519 words
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Advertisement85 1980-03-20 2 OQOQQQ INDUSTRIALISED METHOD OF CONSTRUCTION PREFABRICATE SYSTEM See us at SIBEX DY-CORE SYSTEMS Or Call Mr AJKmm F. Getaaee Director Of Marketing At Hotel Century Pan Sheraton Tel: *****77: QQQQOQ proudly presents Exhibition Sale of Chinese Antique Porcelain Furniture from exclusive private collections 21 to 25 March 1980 10a.m. to85 words
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REGIONAL
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343 1980-03-20 3 AP BRITAIN, faced with Intensifying competition from Japan and the US, is working battier to sell aviation equipment to China. Beijing seems receptive, and is particularly latereeed In the Tornado, Europe's most ad- vanced combat plane. Basil BlackweU, current presidEnt of the SocietyAP - 343 words
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218 1980-03-20 3 AFP HONGKONG has called for the stepping-up in international efforts to resettle the refugees reaching the colony by boat flrom Indochina. Speaking at a major regioaal UN conference, Asia's only all-inclusive political and economic forum, Hongkong's representative said the colony is now aAFP - 218 words
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Article, Illustration233 1980-03-20 3 PICTURE shews a large earth mover a larfe anti-tank trench yesterday inside the Thai border north of Aranyaprathet. The heavily fortified defence fine costing US$l.9 milHon Is being dug by Thailand to protect itself against a possible Vietnamese attack. The fix-metre deep and nine-metre wide trenchAP photo - 233 words
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Article390 1980-03-20 3 AFP AP SOUTH Kores is expected to attain a Bve per cent annual rats of economic growth this year thanks to a brisk export trade and stepped-up l unslruLlluu activities, according to an official forecast by the Economic Planning Ifinistry yesterday. Earlier, it bad beenAFP; AP - 390 words
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Article408 1980-03-20 3 AFP DEVELOPING countries in Asia and the Pacific yesterday called far less talk and more action to meet the economic and political challenges at the *80». Emphasising the increasing need (or self-reliance in countries in the region, delegates to the 36th session of the UnitedAFP - 408 words
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Article344 1980-03-20 3 AFP PROSPECTS of Indonesia establishing diplomatic relations with China have turned bleak following a statement by President Suharto's adviser suggesting that the government abandon its plan to establish normal ties with Beijing. Dr Ruslan Abdulgani, Mr Suharto's adviser on ideological affairs, was quoted by the Indonesia Times asAFP - 344 words
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257 1980-03-20 3 Reuter A CABINET minister in President Zia-ul Haq's military government, Lieutenant General Faiz All Chishti, has aimnunred that he' is resigning and also retiring from the army on March 30. General Chishti said another Cabinet member, the Production Minister, Lieutenant General Ghulam Hassan Khan,Reuter - 257 words
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THE REGION IN BRIEF
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Article594 1980-03-20 3 OCCIDENTAL .Petroleum has denied a.report It is to sign an agreement soon with the Malaysian state oil company Petronas for exploration and development of natural gas fields off the east const of Malaysia. An Occidental spokesman said, "The story Is totally and absolutely false. Occidental has not met594 words
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185 1980-03-20 3 HONEYWELL, a leading American computer manufacturer, is about to set up a computer hardware support service In Kuala Lumpur soon, a reliable industry source said yesterday. Honeywell, believed to be the second largest computer manufacturer In the United States, produces both and185 words
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Article76 1980-03-20 3 Reuter NEW heavy engineering industries with machinery and equipment worth at least 10 million pesos will he required to use SO per cent locally manufactured parts by IMB, under new presidential order. Propooed rules and regulations of the Philippines' Board of Investments to implement the order wouldReuter - 76 words
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502 1980-03-20 3 MALAYSIA'S good Investment climate and the healthy prospects for economic development in the region were the factors which persuaded a British industrial group to undertake a* Joint venture in Malaysia to produce large diameter tanks and pipes by a new plastic» engineering process. According502 words
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Article238 1980-03-20 3 Reuter CHINESE Foreign Minister Huang Hua stopped briefly in Bangkok yesttrday, after a South-east Asian tour and had talks at the airport with Thii Foreign Minister Shtfri Savetsila. He said two sides had roughly identical views on the international situation, especially in regard to the Kampuchean and AfghanistanReuter - 238 words
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RAW MATERIALS
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Article456 1980-03-20 4 THE IMPROVEMENT in the price of rubber could not have come at a better time than when the export duty structure governing it had been substantially revised in favour of the growers. Reacting to the groans and moans of rubber growers, the Malaysian government in the456 words
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Article162 1980-03-20 4 CHINESE Prodsee Exeieritag prftees per pleal yesterday: CtMNrt «II: Bulk M sellers, old drum $106 sellers, new drum $112 sellers. Gspr»: Mixed (loose) UK/ Coot $59.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok ASTA white fob 100% NLW $327.50 sellers, Sarawak white fob 9C% NLW $***** sellers, Sarawak special black fob 96%162 words
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Article330 1980-03-20 4 BNGAPOBE: Yesterday's closing prices in S$ per kilo, es-godown: THAI WHITE: 100 per cent first class (Kangaroo) new crop 1.06, 100 per qent second clsss 0.90, 100 per cent third class OM, 25 per cent new crop no stock, R4O per cent 0 JO. THAI BROKEN: A-super 0.68, Special330 words
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Article77 1980-03-20 4 THE Straito tin price la Pesug yesterday eased M|l per |M le fits above the aew litomtonl Th Agree* meet eeiflag, Mm nU. The Market riled steady despite a "small df»p* to baying activity, malaly from the I® traders, whOe a tower Leadea etose ea Taesday aight aad77 words
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Article30 1980-03-20 4 Rubber: Mar 19 Singapore: April; 324.50 cents (down 0.50 cent) Malaysia: April: 326.00 cents (down 0.00 cent) Tin: M5%270 (down Msl) Official offering: IMH tonnes (np 34*4 tonnes)30 words
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Article145 1980-03-20 4 AP INDONESIA has become the second major rubber producer to sign the International Rubber Agreement 1979, which is aimed at stabilising world rubber prices. The stabilisation would be achieved through maintenance of a buffer stock. Producing countries would contribute to the stock, and consuming countries would purchaseAP - 145 words
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Article342 1980-03-20 4 THE SINGAPORE market yesterday closed slightly lower with April One RSS buyers quoted at ***** cents per Idlo, down 0.50 cent (ram Tuesday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked down about four cents on easier London advices and stale bull selling, they «id. Afternoon prices recovered slightly on342 words
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Article250 1980-03-20 4 ILAA prices In ctnli per kilo yesterday Mm tttlk) BkOtvt Sellers i Oowe (par kilo) lat 1 R S-S prompt f .o.h. I1L0C BUM lot 1KSS. JOpri] MOO Wit tat 1 m May MJO 337.56 tat ms. MOO MUM UK/Coat 30: 00 Ml Mil tat im M OO250 words
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Article85 1980-03-20 4 NOON 88* 8MR pncm i»j Unit Aaail {Cmrrvml MU) <f«rww« Hit) SSR 3D SSRSO l toa adbt) Mj MpM ML MTMN M4MM 10 I77MN 167 HON mooN "£3 MM) M1.00N MUON r tLB CV L 5 1 CP 1* 0 f toa P^» M«l MM Man mi85 words
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Article128 1980-03-20 4 THE MARKET in Kuala Lumpur yesterday was lower on wiling interest centred in the southern region, dealers said. The Tnrttsn State Trading Corporation purchased 3,000 tonnes at refined bleached deodorised palmoU at US$6lO per tonne prompt shipment but this failed to aid sentiment. In the sooth, April and128 words
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Article185 1980-03-20 4 YARN and cotton prices were quoted as follows in Hongkong yesterday: (In HK dollars, spot ex-fo-dowa) CsMsn yarn: Chins Blue Phoesix Sis 2415; 32s 2,790, 40s 3,000 (per bale at 400 lbs). Pises gseds: Chios Butterfly and Globe brand unq; Dragon Head unq; Five Lambs usq; Flower sad Butterfly185 words
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Article189 1980-03-20 4 CHICAGO Board at Trade soybean futures closed mixed, up 1H cents per bushel spot to fractionally lower. A commercial associate house was the major buyer in May on the dose to maintain gains in the near-bys, pit traders said. Exporters and commercials were Ugfet sellers late, they added. Tit*189 words
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Article153 1980-03-20 4 CHICAGO Board at Trade wheat taturta closed mined on Tuesday, down three cents per bushel spot to up four in new crap. The spot March was comparatively week owing to «peculator long ttqtfdatioo ahead at the ft—i trading day on today, floor traders said. Wheat trade was a lacklustre153 words
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Article836 1980-03-20 4 D COFFEE: Futures finished a quiet morning's trading £7 0 per tonne lower to unchang- Ed from Tuesday in sales of j 874 lots tnrhirttng eight opj tioas Dealers said there were no fresh factors and in routine trading the market held a narrow range, time ahead of836 words
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ASIAN STOCKS
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Article645 1980-03-20 4 TOKYO Source: DBS-Daiwa THE MARKET continued to advance yesterday, reflecting a rebound on Wall Street. Purchase* centred on resources-related, electrical and machinery issues in the morning. In the afternoon, largecapitalisation issues were heavily bought. But speculative issues posted sharp losses. Investors retrained from actively buying ahead of theSource: DBS-Daiwa - 645 words
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Article335 1980-03-20 4 Source: SHK Sec THE MARKET declined yet again yesterday despite better overseas markets as investors took heed oI the increased prime rate in the US. Turnover was admittedly low, which led some brokers to speculate the market could not tall much further in the short term, but worries wereSource: SHK Sec - 335 words
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Article356 1980-03-20 4 SHALE oil and stocks led gains yesterday as renewed foreign support and heavy institutional buying fuelled an acrosa-the-board rally, dealers said. Brokers said renewed interest in the speculative area, combined with improved base metal and gold prices aided the recovery. Among speculative shares oil shale operator Central Pacific rose356 words
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Article150 1980-03-20 4 STOCKS dosed generally firmer yesterday and turnover rose to U. 7 million pesos from 6.4 million, dealers said. Atlas Con B, Baguio Gold, Lepanto B, Marinduque B, Philex B, Basic Petroleum, Oriental B, Phil Overseas, Seafront, Ist Phil Hldgs and Vulcan firmed but CDCP ML MAR Pesos Acoje Mining150 words
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Article272 1980-03-20 4 BANK stocks remained steady yesterday, while speculative* eased slightly in light trading, dealers said. Bangkok Bank closed unchanged at 310, Capital Trust lost one baht to 73, First Trust fell one to 90, Asia Credit roae two to IK, and Rama Tower dropped 1.50 to 89.50. MAR l» Ball272 words
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Article51 1980-03-20 4 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 431.7 Monday 433.2 Week Ago 456.6 DOW JONE8 AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday BO 1.82 Monday 78&J6 Week Afo ***** HJLHANG SENG Wednesday 738J8 Tuesday 747.7» Week A(o_ mj] SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Wedneeday «01.17 Tuesday 8MJ7 Week Ago 611.43 ALL ORDINARIES Wednesday ***** Tuesday TRU8 Week Ago51 words
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OVERSEAS
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394 1980-03-20 5 Reuter THE qpot oil mark*!, where prices htve already been eroded tar a Art la supnliss, tf unlikely to pick ap again during the next six months, London tradera eakl. "It ie all gloom aad despondency," oaa trader said, tafaniiig to theReuter - 394 words
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Article141 1980-03-20 5 MEXKX), fast bscnmftg a major oil prodncsr, has announced that Its proven petroleum ressrves total 50 MlHon barrels. The new flgme, marly eight thnes higher than the proven isstivts In 1978, was given In a speech prepared tor delivery by Jorge Dtax Serrano, chief of .the state oil141 words
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Article, Illustration298 1980-03-20 5 AP COMMON Market foreign ministers set the agenda for the March 31 summit meeting putting the community's budget dispute, agriculture and energy at the top of the Hst The agenda wfll also include dismsrions of community economic and social programmes, the European Monetary SystemAP - 298 words
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Article753 1980-03-20 5 t,*M ■i -'.a-# Opart* •Vn." r<a 8erriee Local »r Nunber Tfaa* Frai PAA MAS MAS PAM6 MH601 IfTMM nnSSl OS 0645 §m NYC/SFO/HKG KUL KCH SIA/BA SIA MAS SQ/BA17 SQ101 MHd 0855 0100 ono LHR/BAH KUL PEN MAS SU BN CPA C3A MAS MH007 BM21 MHS71 saw753 words
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335 1980-03-20 5 AP IRAN'S revolutionary council has ordered an investigation Into allegations of massive brand In national Parliamentary ejections, most of it attributed to the Islamic party that is leading in the contest If it dominates the new Parliament, the clergy-led Islamic Republican Party (tRP) might useAP - 335 words
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274 1980-03-20 5 AP AMERICANS continued to spend a high proportion of their income in February even though their wages and other earnings grew at the lowest rate since the 1974-75 nussirm the Commerce Department reported on Tuesday. Such spending, which has the out ofAP - 274 words
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Article388 1980-03-20 5 Reuter CONGRESSIONAL economic specialists in the US yesterday pushed ahead with proposals to put the US national budget for 1981 into surplus without waiting tor President CdHeri list of cuts. The House of Representatives Budget Comnunittse called its first mooing since Mr Carter announced hisReuter - 388 words
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Article131 1980-03-20 5 US TRADE representative Reubtn Astern on Tuesday, the Administration's strong opposition to import controls am Jimmk can aad said even (Bscnas ing with Japan the possffaOtty of voluntary restraints would violate anti-trust lava. Mr Askew said artificially holding down the level of Japanese imparts, now running131 words
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WORLD IN BRIEF
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Article291 1980-03-20 5 Agencies PRESIDENT Carter scored a landslide win over Senator Edward Kennedy in the Illinois primary on Tuesday aad foout-ruaaer Roaald Reagan won convincingly over homestate challenger John Anderson in the Republican race. After a month of primaries, the big mtnois win leaves Mr Carter aad Mr Reagan farAgencies - 291 words
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Article482 1980-03-20 6 PROTECTIONISM is a word that is being used leas nowadays, but that does not mean it is any tees of a threat to developing countries than it has been. The latest proposal (ran the EEC to «change the system o! classification of imports forGSP purposes482 words
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222 1980-03-20 6 II £gHE EXPORT Credit Inaurance Corporation of a Singapore (EC3CS) may be having problems u with its coverage of Stagapore exports to several t African countries, but Ste record payment of ;:95Q,***** a single exporter is likely to tar jnorn favourable publicity for BOGS than an222 words
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Article1143 1980-03-20 6 PETER KENYON - a» PETER KENYON Reuter BRITAIN'S annual budget due next Wedneeday wffl be a critical teat of the Conservative government's economic and credibility. Elected leas than a year ago be a programme to restore incentives to wort aad damp down oa public ependtSg, the government, led by PrineReuter - 1,143 words
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Article, Illustration580 1980-03-20 6 NESTOR CERVANTES - h NESTOR CERVANTES Depthnews. I HOW MUCH to a teacher really worth? A survey by the International Labour Office says the teacher's place in the wage classification syaterns of many countries varies. However, in most of the TO countries surveyed, they are InDepthnews. - 580 words
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Page 6 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous63 1980-03-20 6 3M FN Op*| mi Mr* 7JI Mm (I Ul Hay tf Era* (Mm) 7-ttßidM *-Ti SINGAPORE 8 FMtKlcfe* 7JS b Ml WON* C-25 Tfct Ctffw M 5 Nnrs wri 7.19 Tkt SmL (CMMM) Ml (T«i) 121 Met US NMI (Ctom) MSAiMMi' 1115 Imi Oman (Pt 1) MALAYSIA 3 ill 7J263 words
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2515 1980-03-20 7 JOHN WONG - By JOHN WONG IN RECENT years dramatc political ud scMomlc 'hsages I» Cklu tevt rtftaaUy |N« Hoagkoag a wr hut of Bit, something IMM bar this British Ooloqr for canttosdng Its ecoIfering the past tin» bate dace the Com» list Hevddtaa to CUm.2,515 words
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Article696 1980-03-20 7 MARGARET THOMAS - nm I with MARGARET THOMAS nVE HAVE, in recent weeks, plunged fearlessly into the deep waters at snobbery, throwing up rolling waves opinion and protest which have 'tttasbed over the materialistic snobbery of the little horrors of certain spools and are now lapping threateningly around the696 words
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Advertisement335 1980-03-20 7 •JlTt? %TlTiTi through two of its fatten HSI2S Series 700 long-range twin jets based at Kai Tak Airport. Founded in 1949. McAtpine Aviation today operates 23 executive jets throughout Europe and the Middle East from its Luton base in the UK and has the world's largest civil fleet of British-built335 words
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INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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EUROPEAN MARKETS
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Article222 1980-03-20 8 MARK m CORBB1LLE AW-Uquld* B 8 N OwnH OtnoM CSV (ThomaonCt» rrtnciw dM niwm m mo «i ♦a •4 M -u c xsss. ■ass? Cimu raaciar O* rwm m 41M -5 -7 (LitrUrto).— MkUHI Bull MtchMtn (B) jBMO -11 m» m -Ml •U Ptribu PKlllIM) C10M Kuhlmann SI MJO222 words
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Article43 1980-03-20 8 MAR u m FORWARD MARKET Art* Ml -1« v rj rX v> 1 -1 •1 -1 M •I •a •i •i -J ai -4 UI 4 a M I 5 M teh >cb 1 CASH MARKET Port Motor Soc Oon fcrifi urn43 words
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Article164 1980-03-20 8 MAR U DM SIM Aftao MJ» -U All* Utn M Alii Van MUD -12 BASF ULM > -11 BiyHTmuk sua s>r vtMmk aum lUK 111» -1J bbc mm BMW 1MB -I Caawlla SUM -4 CbM ttanr M1B -4 foannbin» IBB -U Conu QwuU «M» Dumln-Bni MM r 11 ii—164 words
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Article171 1980-03-20 8 MAS U m ABM HMO -1 AJtoM «110 «inch AĔm SAM -A1 AMEV SAM -13 AmfM SAM -I Amro hot SAM -A4 ■■■MM hfi 0AM unch mo* t—• m -«4 aonHmij vnm *i Burhunn MM -1 x Byantorf K* unch Cfthw DaiA MAM -0.4 DM Mil WJ0 -OH bulla171 words
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Article161 1980-03-20 8 mar U rnna r+/. A<-uon> sum m -iv A hmilwi Br. Up Br. UN 4 at» CWic Br. MM CM* On€3 9 C 5 CftaOtfcyBM. Ml mteh' Cnftt Bum* fe OH +1 Credit Mm lto« <30 .EMtmMH Br. Ooo 0*orjr Ftaclwr Br okxxa rTT, m Nm Br. MM il161 words
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Article78 1980-03-20 8 MAR M An* Jn U OS Am OMI Cantm* ru mm m ■1 M M ».1 1 71 IT 1 A M r,r7" r ~l n MM am ij pi M Pf Ert I n II M eh K Mniuia mm -m mi* *m mi -m Mflfiutai ir IB78 words
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Article152 1980-03-20 8 MAN M AMUIM cs Aleut AlfOOU Bwm Moot ■«>» Worm Seotl* B»U T>1 32 S" xr If'• uncb Bath ram BP Can Ltd M'I ■MBM JJ', .i a Can Imp Bfc 22. i. CinDif CtnpK ln» n 40. -S Cwllnc O-Kccf* Canlnro 1 unch 56 Com B*u> Con* Itorbvnor152 words
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Article245 1980-03-20 8 MAR M Rand INDUSTRIALS a Alpha rn *i AE And CI A uir > MO U 1100 -M Barton M -M tuo on T ■i'mi r 55 -s MOO +S0 -s tWTMUjr PM Vol* MO PU*U m OtaMlU Oratran Htmn ua 40 MHMM MilOli Liberty MO -N MO 4245 words
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Advertisement530 1980-03-20 8 rr Where to wine, dine and entertain 3se<Sljef cartel at 8.15 |mt etiert) Ujurstart) ai tip ©aron'B ttHe. -L—fcUL m h In the best Euro{>ean tradition of old, our Che# will ceremoniously carve a succulent roast, done to a turn, on the one and only roast spit in town. Treat530 words
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Advertisement202 1980-03-20 8 CairnMH Coctrtall Loangc T rrorjif. n V- v V i MS\ K«»t I 11 •11 4. I;«\ a II V 1 i Ronnie ETrio 9» Robto'i Tavern. The placeto gq to, after work. To relax, and to eq}oy your favourite drink. In a cosy, soothing atmosphere with cool, J u~202 words
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Article290 1980-03-20 9 GOLD futures in Stagapore yesterday closed sharply higher compared with overnight levels, la reaction to the recent steep decline, dealers said. There ware ao apedflc (actors behind the rally, while some dialers reported local buylag interest was evideat in late trading prompted by firmer overseas gold prices. Trading was290 words
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Article509 1980-03-20 9 THE MARZZr was relatively quiet yesterday, with rates remaiaing fairly stable throughout the day. From an opening of 249.30/40 against the yea, the US dollar eteadtod for most of the monriag but eased to 248.05/15 whsa the J Tokyo market closed. II 2 weakened further whea trading in509 words
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Article180 1980-03-20 9 THE UJS. dollar far overnight delivery yesterday closed at 249.10 yea, unchanged (ran the opening but up from 248J0 at Tuesday's dose, dealers aid. Trading was light with volume of US$59B million. After an early steadtaess, the doDar rose in stowsjate trading an limited import covering by Japanese traders.180 words
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Article22 1980-03-20 9 THE average rata at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lead to their bast customers is 11.1 per .cent.22 words
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Article129 1980-03-20 9 ASIAN RATES ASIAN currency deposit interbank rate* as at close on March 19: jSPlii c- rero«x>c« 9 SS£— 16H 10H 17H 17 V*... 188/16 187/16 If 1/16 1819/16 Mini IS 15/14 1TH 17H 17H 1TH 3 months 6 months IS months •win. Dim. (MMfa MM) 81/16 67/16 616/16 SH 78/16129 words
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Article37 1980-03-20 9 ■Vi rffi offered by d lard) 19: -7* CM* 1 M«MN 3-month Treasury Mils 7 7H 3 month Bank Mils 11 10% 3 months CD 113/16 113/1# 6 months CD 117/M 118/16 Source: National Discount Co37 words
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Article206 1980-03-20 9 THE U.S. dollar yesterday opened little changed on Far East levels, but below highs in. New York on Tuesday night Immediately following the decision by several lea* tag US banks to raise prime rate to a record 18 per cent, dealers They attributed the softer tone to easier Eurodollar206 words
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Article124 1980-03-20 9 THE U.S. dollar eased further yesterday agaiast major currencies in moderately active late tradiag in reaction to its recent sbsrp climb, dealers odd. They said the US unit was also dspr«Bcd by easier Eurodollar rates on Tuesday and was quoted at a late 1.8808/18 marks compared with an early124 words
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Article42 1980-03-20 9 THE Monetary Authority of Singapore has invited banks and discount houses to tender for a total of |40 million 91-day Treasury bills to be issued from March 24 to 28. Each tender must not be for less than $250,000.42 words
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155 1980-03-20 9 Reuter TIB JAPANESE geveraneat has aisphi a fresh paekaga la heap hffiatlaa la fiscal 1999 starting aext ■snth wttMa Mi affietel 14 ptjjsntjajrt*, a CaMnet lag a rtwMn*'the'Cast'af Japaa's official flmnt rale Is a rtiriail una mag 9 ■easares aanaaaeed «a Haled t, was adaptedReuter - 155 words
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Article125 1980-03-20 9 FEDERAL Reserve Board chairman Paul Volcker said the surcharge on the discount rate may be varied in conjunction with changes In market rates. The Board added to its 13 per cent discount rate last Friday a 3 per cent surcharge (or frequent borrowers. Mr Volcker said the surcharge125 words
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Article1231 1980-03-20 9 S NEW YORK A STRONG late afternoon rally on Tuesday, led by oil and precious metal shares, helped the New York market bounce back in heavy v trading (ran its steep (all on Monday. The rebound was largely teebniStcal since the market was already 2;1,231 words
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386 1980-03-20 9 Reuter THE BANK OF Japan will raise the reserve requirement ratio for banks by 0.25 per cent from the current 1.75 per cent, effective April 1. Earlier estimates by banking sources were proven right. They predicted that that the increase will beReuter - 386 words
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394 1980-03-20 9 CHOO AI LENG - By CHOO AI LENG THE COMING months should see Credit Lyonnais, the local branch of the second largest bank in France, more actively involved in merchant banking following the recent Setting up of an international division within the bank. According to Credit394 words
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Article550 1980-03-20 9 Reuter FINANCIAL analysts in Hongkong gave a lukewarm reception to President Carter's and-lnflatlon proposals, announced recently. Most took the view that the US Administration was moving in the right direction in its f mpatjn to control lirflstisn but many said they would have preferred a moreReuter - 550 words
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Advertisement118 1980-03-20 9 TAX HAVENS Tax Havens-where are they? How can they be used How can you cut your taxes by using them These are just some of the questions which are answered in this valuable guide. k iv 4 W-'. SI m Ml LAST FEW COPIES LEFT! $75/w: v 278 mm x118 words
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1245 1980-03-20 10 BID and offer prim officially listed ud burtasss in aad reparted to the Stock Exchange ywtfidiy with the aumher of aharea traded Aoaa la brackets in lots of {,000 units, unless otherwise X SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL a COMMERCIAL tea (X«SB 2488) (1)1,245 words
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Article85 1980-03-20 10 i i i i t JBSSSfiBI h 1 J n 1 a par* bquny ruaa 1-H ui ftfal ProfFM LB Ui Mai hart; Turnd L«T LS Mai Barfer* rwd LIT L9M rtMBMn m is Second B putra LB UI TMrd B'outra LIS' Ui Ftortfc tfputr* LIS Lit F*t*85 words
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Article2598 1980-03-20 10 107W1MO fUgk Uw C—HW Laat •ale 4-ar-Dhr Dhr C*vt Yli P/K Vat COOO] Day I High Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL jk COMMERCIAL 1 •wo 423 J -is 'MO <82 ■S 207 Acma 123* AJeom HO Allied Choc 133 BAT 296 Bata VTH Ben lM* Berjaya Kmt 2M2,598 words
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Article1583 1980-03-20 10 J BID aad otter prtoM officially listed aad Nirirw la aad reported to the Kuala Lnmpur Stock Exchaafe jwn ifej with the namber of dam traded abbmrn fe brackets hi kits of 1,000 units, unless otherwise specified. IfnaH g Aim (IMB LIB) a Chw (LB B) AMD1,583 words
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Article64 1980-03-20 10 HYTEX has clarified that its negotiations last year to buy a controlling interest in its associate, Hypak Sdn Bhd, were held between Folez Industries, which holds 51 per cent interest in Hypak, and other individual investors. The negotlationi were unsuccearful as they were unacceptable to Hypak'a banker. Hytex64 words
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Article, Illustration500 1980-03-20 10 THE hcan agfMMftg to to retoxtag Mr haM aa the MrtK y win lay Mirtto (tanl M, Bin prim were •lightly Hiilii, lifted ftk«v« their gay'a toweto hwL Netlag the ißprivM etattoanat, tregere were «Be* M —put that the HM«fcM| MBrhat vm het»500 words
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Article546 1980-03-20 10 PRICES drifted in erratic trading to close slightly easier on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Traders remained cautious and wary of the price fluctuations and most of them adopted a wait-and-see attitude. The market tended to be softer for the greater part of the546 words
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Article58 1980-03-20 10 has reported pre-tax profit for the six months ended Dec 31, 1979, of Msl.BB million as compared with $751,906 for the previous period, on sales of $1142 million ($9.59 million). The company said ttat barring unforeseen circumstances, trading profit for the second half-year is expected to be58 words
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367 1980-03-20 11 SUPREME Corporation has disclosed a package of encouraging news for its shareholders. The group has reported a hefty Jump in its interim profit, announced a one-for four bonus isme which will raise paid-up capital to $38.6 million, and in a separate proposed to buy367 words
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Article175 1980-03-20 11 DfBUCO Mid Mr Oliver Tu Kok Kheng has resigned (ram its board of directors. Mr Ong Lay Khian has been appointad in Ms place. < At an BOCa# oo March 14, Ma reh olden at CMtag Bfel approved the acquisition of Amalgasttted Rob. bar Estates Ltd, Rubber Trust175 words
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841 1980-03-20 11 ANTHONY TAN - By ANTHONY TAN UNTIL the last weekend, few local investors had heard of Hang Lung Development (HLD). But in the last few days, this situation has changed completely. This Hongkong-based company now occupies cefttre stage on the local corporate scene. Apart from the841 words
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Article223 1980-03-20 11 Date UatFtll Year rampaay icnn 1 Irniwi ill Net BPS Qrw Pwitii r hat year <«■*> Dhr. Fnm M'wata Steel <*> dtw) I 22/12 12.4 10.0TE 14,803 Nat Iron F 7/2 57.8 al7.9 37,679 UOB F 37/2 19.0 all.4 36,829b -yoF x 'F 27/2 17.5 10.0 6,455 Sealion223 words
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Article573 1980-03-20 11 Letter to the Editor Dear Or, As a small shareholder in Malayan Oedit, I note with great dismay and disillusionment the recent changes in the management of the company which have not been beneficial to the small shareholders at aH In the first instance, when the Jack573 words
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192 1980-03-20 11 ULU Benut ConsoMdsted Industrie* (M)'s pretax profit hat slipped marginally to (or the full year ended Aug 31, 1979, despite an encouraging 23 per cent increase at the midterm. Subsidiary Pacific Refractory Industries, which produces firebricks and industrial ceramics, incurred a substantial increase192 words
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876 1980-03-20 11 nam by HOCK LOCK SIEW YESTERDAY'S announcement by food-baaed Ben Co at its intention to sell its 64.7 per cent-owned subsidiary, Ben Hwa, was not difficult to stomach. In spite of what its directors said eight months ago about "discussions being held with overseasby HOCK LOCK SIEW - 876 words
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Article137 1980-03-20 11 Company Particular* Es Date Books Temerloh Sine Darby G Keat 8«l Prop TTtit Paa Malay a a D B 8 Bonus Issue of 1 for 1 Bonus Issue of 1 for 3 Bonus Issue of 1 for 2 Bonus Issue of 1 for 3 Bonus Issue of I137 words
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Article435 1980-03-20 11 CUTMl PtJMII Ex Date Books Cloaa Data Total far Total far Payable Uto year hidi— Partla PUat Llafal B Kawat Prtau KLKipoM Ufa BMII Sal Nata M'ala Biee 8 P Textile T Caaaal U AC BUataac MBS A Aaal H»« (M) K Sfcdta A Hltaa Tta Baata 0—■■■1435 words
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Advertisement166 1980-03-20 11 *»»<%•. SsSS* iJeft on Shelf ■improve u^ mes to th* 'Minister, 2? p" English S fk rch for av<! <§£ 2S? 3W I —7 f' S /ifiw this bZl d "s he 4Sibr&C'X -i Plain Words Ernmt Gowert Since u 151,1 *PP«*«i in the fifties The Complete PWn Words has166 words
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Advertisement131 1980-03-20 11 THE SANWA BANK, LIMITED SINGAPORE BRANCH USS 15.000.000 Negotiable Floating Rata U.S. Dollar Certificates of Deposit due 23rd September. 1962 In accordance with the provisions of the Certificates, notice is hereby given that for the Interest Period from 20th March. 1980 to 22nd September, 1960 the Certificates will carry a131 words
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335 1980-03-20 12 JHERE it a high probability that equity participajfi» by Malaysians in one jl the world's largest gMnufacturer of copying pUtdIIDGS, Rank Xerox, jfill take root over the nest ;<to years. >lThe proposal to intro♦ce local participation in v 3Eank Xerox's establishJ*nt in Malaysia is335 words
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363 1980-03-20 12 CHOO AI LENG - b* CHOO AI LENG SINGAPORE industrialists looking for investment opportunities abroad should not be deterred by New Zealand's distance from major export markets but should instead take advantage of the country's wealth of natural resources. This is the view of a New Zealand government official. Mr363 words
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Article347 1980-03-20 12 THE Housing «ad Development Board's (HDB) brickworks win doable its current brick production of 30 million brides a year in 18 months. Further, its sand output, which currently stands between 100,000 tons to 120,000 tons a month will be boosted when another quarfy begins operations347 words
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Article237 1980-03-20 12 THE Government is looking into the ponibility of siting coal-fired power stations on one of the Islands off Singapore, said the Minister for Environment, Mr Lim Kim San. He said no definite decisions have yet been made, adding that several offers to conduct feasibility studies have been237 words
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Article156 1980-03-20 12 THE Minister for Labour will be asked, in the next Parliamentary session on March 25, whether he would consider lowering the rate of Central Provident Fund contributions for wage earners upon reaching the age of 40 or SO years. The question will be posed by Ntr Ang156 words
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146 1980-03-20 12 CONSTRUCTION work has begun on a new hotel In Nanjing, Chins partly financed by Singapore financier Mr Tao Shing Pee, chairman of property company Singapore Land. The 37-storey Jinling Hotel will have 804 rooms when completed in 1981 It is entirely funded by146 words
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Article95 1980-03-20 12 BOEING Company has appointed Singapore Airlines (SIA) to administer Its Far East Spare Parts Consignment Store in the Republic to serve all 3Q Boeing aircraft operators in Asia. The stove, located in the SIA engineering division's Technical Supplies Store at Paya Lebar, win be operational95 words
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Article73 1980-03-20 12 AFP THE' ASEAN Chemical Industry Chib Is studying the feasibility of undertaking two projects under the ambit of the Asean Indus trial complementation programme. Mr Christopher Chew, executive secretary of the club, said the projects are the manufacture of acetylene black and the bulk importation of vinyl chlorideAFP - 73 words
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Article301 1980-03-20 12 SINGAPORE is one of the top spenders on mass media advertising per head of population among M Asian countries including Japan and Australia. For every man, woman and child US$23 was spent on advertising in Stagapore in 1918. With a population of U mfflfcw the total301 words
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Article194 1980-03-20 12 EIGHT major American banks led by Chase Manhattan rated their prime interest rate to a record 19 per cent an Tuesday. It was the first increase in the prime rate since President Carter announced his anti-inflation package last week. Most major New York banks did not194 words
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Article217 1980-03-20 12 PRIME Minister Press Tlnsulanonda of Thailand announced yesterday that his government would reduce domestic retail prices of diesel, kerosene and cooking gss by 11 to 15 per r—it General Prem said his Cabinet had agreed on the price cut for the three types of foe!217 words
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Article774 1980-03-20 12 LONDON, Wed. The market dosed quietly mixed, dealers •aid, and at SJtpm die Financial Timet index «u down U at 429.9. Gold dura «ere the most active sector following the upward movement in the bullion price which pushed heavyweight producers up to USfIJQ higher. Longer dated government bonds774 words
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216 1980-03-20 12 THE chief war of the PiopeHy Tax Division appealed to the High Court jiXirdiy to raise the annual value of a Jurong property determined by the Valuation Review Board at $00,300 to $112,000. Arguing the caae foe the chief aucaor, State Counsel216 words
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Advertisement406 1980-03-20 12 The Export Credit Inayranca Corporation of Singapore Ltd., a company sponsored by the Smgopore Government, is now in its fourth yeor of operation. -The Corporation exists to promote the expansion of Singapore's trade and industry. It does this by insuring exporters and banks against the occurrence of commercial, potiticaJ and406 words
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Advertisement290 1980-03-20 12 DATATRONICS NORTH STAR MCROCOMNTER A complete, high performance microcomputer system with 32K RAM boards, minifloppy disks, 4MHz ZBOA microprocessor, flooting point processor, serial/parallel ports. Software avodobte are word processor, general ledger, occounts receivable, accounts payable, inventory control, mocro assembler, Fortran, Basic, Cobol, Pascal etc. RMSTRttL/ENCKIRRIC APfIKITNM Analog/Digital and Digital/Analog converters290 words
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Miscellaneous59 1980-03-20 12 Outlook for Singapore from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. today: Mainly fair. Bnart for 24 boars prior U 7J9 pjn. m Mar II at mt airport. Maximum temperature 31.6 Associated humidity 72 Minimum temperature 22.7 Associated humidity 97 Hours of sunshine 3.80 Rainfall in millimetres 18.9 Total rainfall for the59 words
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Article81 1980-03-20 13 AP S SIR YUE-KONG Pao, owner of one of the world's biggest tanker {feets, has held talks with top Chirae officials In Beijing on shipping and port facilities China's domestic news agency said Sir Yue»Kong, chairman of the Hongkong-based World-wide Shipping met Vice Premiers Gu Mu andAP - 81 words
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Article118 1980-03-20 13 AP THE SAILING ship which carried Captain Robert Scott's m-fated expedition to the Antarctic in search of the Sooth Pole In 1910 was hauled out of the water on Tuesday for a refit; But shocked naval engineers discovered nothing to be done. Naval architect Tim Fur said: "WeAP - 118 words
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Article72 1980-03-20 13 AP TriE FIRST US government ship to visit China In more than 30 yeuvteayes San Diego* on the lone voyage tomorrow. A team of ocean scientists will be aboard the vessel, Oceaaognpber, one of the largest and most advanced sea-going research platforms in the world. TheAP - 72 words
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499 1980-03-20 13 G DURAIRAJ - By G DURAIRAJ THE JAPANESE Straits of Malacca Couacil has promised to support the efforts of maritime countries of South-east Asia with phorettaes oa the Straits of ifotorfy to ensure the safety of the straits under the Traffic Separation Scheme. The council, a499 words
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Article491 1980-03-20 13 MfptosUaa Orf Adriatic Aha All trans Alpac Angkutan ANL APL Argentine ASCL Asia Merchant Atlas Bank Line BBS Ben Line Ben Ocean Ben Asia Benbuflt Bine Funnel CAVN-FMG China Nav China Ocean CMCR Cnan Colombo Coot LJne Deccaa Djakarta Lioyd Door Sue DSR IV VI VI VI491 words
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794 1980-03-20 14 ENERGY SHIFT Seatrade IT TOOK aot eat but tam Middle East ail crim to do it, but Japan Is now coming to term with coal as a major component of its asttcna] energy supply. One of the Japanese government's new energy goals for MSeatrade - 794 words
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Article968 1980-03-20 14 RECEIVING OF EXPORT hx CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO AT CONTAINER TERMINAL NB. (1) Each vessel's estimated Ume of arrival Is advised by the Shipping Line/Agent and Is subject to change (1) All export PCL containers and LCL cargo must be delivered to the Authority's premises during the following968 words
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Article1387 1980-03-20 14 NORTH American grain chartering very slow oil Tuesday but cargoes were covered (ran the US Gulf to east coast Mexico at US$lB (do) for March/April and from Northern Range to Malta ht pi (Bo) for April, also (ran Not tlwn Range to Malaysia at $45 (do) (or April.1,387 words
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897 1980-03-20 15 LINDA TAN - INTER IE ISLAND m _l^SHIPPING_ By LINDA TAN bma» i developing 1 iss facing many constraints in modernising pert facilities will continue the lii—fifaire in port and shipping operations while it remains commercially and economically viable to do so. In Fiji, such constraints include the897 words
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317 1980-03-20 15 TAIWAN'S highly-competi-tive shipbuilding industry is about to take on further edge as a major marine diesel engine factory moves into production. In a government-backed drive to step up local shipbuilding technology, the state-run Taiwan Machinery Manufacturing Corp the country's largest heavy Industrial firm317 words
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141 1980-03-20 15 Reuter BURMAH OA's seven liquified natural gaa (LNG) carriers on Par East contracts will be able to ran at capacfty following Tspsawf plans to increase LNG parabases tram Tndonssli A Barm ah Aid die additional revenue accruing to the wfll be much lessReuter - 141 words
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Article, Illustration461 1980-03-20 15 &Af*llHl> AIHVALI TODAY KKPPBL WKABVEB Apennines Mara (after Laagkeens) 38/3# Basfaan (0500 atattts after FTWsandr Seraflmovtcfa) 42 43 Barter Tonsberg (RO/RO) (0700 after Triamon A Bashan shifts Raq. starboard) 4K/47 Baaga Mas (2000 after Banowati) It Dong Kwaag- (2300 after Keng Hoi) 27/21 Lanka Kalyani (2000 after461 words
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4552 1980-03-20 19 SCHEDULE A guide to ships loading at Singapore for Ports around the World The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of4,552 words
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470 1980-03-20 20 DUTCH-AUSSIE AFFAIR LEADING Dutch transport operator Pbs vu Ommeren NV of Rotterdam, is considering forming new Joint bulk carrier pooling operation with Rnlkshlps Ltd, a subsidiary of Australia's Thomas Nationwide Transport Ltd. Central to the proponed venture is the ordering of a series470 words
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Article452 1980-03-20 20 HiNCMI: Navifret SA, part of the Sanara group of Pari* is to initiate a new container service between Bordeaux and the UK port of Shoreham with the first ■fling ex-Bordeaux tentatively programmed (or March 15. The Has is lo use the chartered, German nag tally cellular Btrte Rilacbmr452 words
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470 1980-03-20 20 UPI A THREE-member appointed by the liberiaa government has begun bearings in New York on the early morning collision on Nov 1 of two Liberian vessels that claimed the lives of 83 Taiwanese seamen. The crash of the bulk carrier Mhun snd the tankerUPI - 470 words
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196 1980-03-20 20 AFP i i RATES paid to supertankers la the Gulf Stales area are ."quite insufficient" to enable shlpowuets to continue to trade, London ahipferuker E.A. Gibson aaid in fta latest review Consequently, «nay owners are now either laying up their vessels againAFP - 196 words
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Article272 1980-03-20 20 THE Ifl9 annual report of the West of England Pftl Chib paints to a problem which shipowners seem to be encountering in Turkish parts. The chib notes that many of Its members are oat to their cast the problems which often arise trom s fixture272 words
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Article1280 1980-03-20 20 The MDaf ahKppiag Bim operating from local ng 1 A-B Adriatic OnMnr rw»k>«» er Feeders (S)/Cargo Freight (PK). US AFBA Wiippif Shipping Agenar cies (S)/Euro-Asia Line mt AIM C. tumtm Sea' Consortium ly (S)/Msrintex Enterprise (PK). ee Alpse Intrasea <S)/Yeo Sbpg and Trading (KL)/Maad Cargo Handling1,280 words
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Advertisement176 1980-03-20 13 tef S!:AI()R[) A MA 11 UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO SAG WEEKLY MULTI PURPOSE SERVICES 17/4 I (13/5). I FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE E291 I^3 loxfcnt for Aoita, Sabpct Ywto,-Srtnet SULm MM MDKKS <•«. Ml ***5/00 C) FLOQt. MM MOUSE, SNGAPOK 0207 TEL 221M94 IELEX NO RS2S4I9 CfS OfC PSA COOONN NO176 words
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Advertisement371 1980-03-20 14 IFO SHIPPING PTf LTD SINGAPORE PERNAS-MISC SHIPPING AGENCIES SDN BHD PGR I KEIANG PfNANG mm HEAD OFFICE: WISMA MISC TEL: HO: KL *****3 y*: t «i it* S3 S5 n 21/23 Mr 24/20 Mr oNaalt/4jMal«/4.1» 21/4. Mm 24/4.l** 27/4, Am* 4/5 2S/27*» 20/31 Mr l/4«p OM/Um 25/4. Uton 30/4. Btmm371 words
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Advertisement779 1980-03-20 15 Containers Limited Weekly service to/from UK/Europe STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Seboh, Serawek, Brunei Ports end Bangkok CmtSMrSt Urtkm T«/Fsa ■tap Mm Sta Stat Ptat tai ta ita lataaa UL lta*ta<taaai Mtat 21 Mr (Apr UApr UApr 14% 7Apr taMta Star Sta UApr SApr n Apr a Apr SAp •mm SApr779 words
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Advertisement172 1980-03-20 19 WORLD LINE KGULAR SERVICES JAPAH/HOHGKOHG/STRAffS SPORE Ifcr. 24/25 Mm. 27/21 Apr. 4/5 Ipr. 11/11 P.KELANG MM. 2t/27 Mar. 29/31 Apr. 1/7 Apr. 12/13 g«I man M QMS (S) PR 11®, Ml, Mfc Ft MmMm S«m. feppn MM. M *****11 <rt Mh| GMI AfMt: mum MIT MUM. M MUM/ 3M3M/ 3MM7172 words
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Advertisement95 1980-03-20 19 ITThhT SHTPMG LTD <«»> FOR MADRAS, COLOMBO SNGAPOtt PKELAMG PWANG 22/24 M* tafwt/21 Mar 25/26 DECCAN MOKER 22/24 Mv hfwt/2! (MDMN FU&M.T 1972) PLEASE CONTACT: SMGAPORE: STRAITS SHP SERVICES (HE) LTD TEL: *****61/2 2220*9* t. KELANG. ORBITAL SHTfMC CORPORATION TEL: *****4/*****6 ~J. 3.11' KLjiLUI TEL: ***** 5 1 FREIGHT SERVICE95 words
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Advertisement23 1980-03-20 19 OwaJ Serve? at dammmi cmrwo the above vcmH wU be SaM m Mimihj Mfc Ikitk, lM.trom<.«ajß. toVMpjk. No tartkcr mry*j wfll be held23 words
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Miscellaneous110 1980-03-20 20 If as—Ssbk > X'SOWWy-Ty^v^iCW'.,<. <.>vyy.w.s?9p««^X^QCCOooW-I^BBMo6s^?^^& *****K? x: Regional i &3*v K& r mmo mmm Us i •x x x x ■Si a 4 .v A':: fti: :x X-X K*:* ix-:;:: s •:-V Wi: K J* s T t m m 109 SKSMRCAIIT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS110 words
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