The Business Times, 25 March 1980
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Title Section11 1980-03-25 1 BUSINESS TIMES MLC(P) No. 111/l/M TTJKBDAY, MARCH U, IfM 50 CENTS11 words
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Article48 1980-03-25 1 Reuter LONDON, Moo. The dollar row sharply on European foreign exchange markets today, boosted by the high interest rates which it an attractive investment. The dollar was traded at 1.» West German marks, highest level for month» and well up on Friday's close 0t1.87. ReuterReuter - 48 words
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Article71 1980-03-25 1 AP LONDON, Mon.— Britain's 12-week-old mHnmi steel strike will drag on, steel unions said after Employment Secretary James Prior rejected their demand for a government inquiry into the dispute. Mr Bill Sirs, general secretary of the dominant Iron and Steel Trades Confederation,'said that Mr Prior told leadersAP - 71 words
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Article82 1980-03-25 1 AFP SEOUL, Hon. Iran is trying to withdraw its US$l7 million investment made to an ail refinery now under construction and due for completion next month at Onsan, South Korea. The National Iranian Oil Company (Nioc) invested that sum in 1976 to create a joint venture firm withAFP - 82 words
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Article73 1980-03-25 1 AFP CAIRO, Man. The deposed Shah of Iran "will have an urgent operation as soon as he arrives at the Maadi Military Hospital, where a whole wing has been reserved for him," Radio Cairo reported today. The ex-Shah's special plane will lanrf at an Egyptian airportAFP - 73 words
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Article67 1980-03-25 1 Reuter TOKYO, Mod. Prime Minister Masayoshi Ohira today instructed his government to study to what extent Japan could increase its share of cost» for stationing US troops in the country. Foreign Minister Saburo Oldta told a press conference following talks in Washington the order was given after beReuter - 67 words
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Article90 1980-03-25 1 Reuter HONGKONG, liirt I Tiliiji I i L shipping ua* nate Sir Yue-Kong Pao said today his" company had signed an. agreement in Beijing to develop China's merchant shipping fleet. Sir Yue said Ms World Wide Shipping group would set up a joint venture company with Chinese authoritiesReuter - 90 words
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Article92 1980-03-25 1 AP I NEW YORK, Mod. The stock market hiiarf k lower continuing its slide of the past six weeks s amkl recession worries: The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials drop- t ped 2.64 to 782.51 in the first half hour. Losers c outnumbered miners by nearly a2toAP - 92 words
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Article135 1980-03-25 1 Rites Goodwood Park MO +20 Indices Tu Cko«( 540 10 Mar 21 Mar 24 Mtltktff P»khe Taxtifc Paper Product* Hi«k Low 440 10 B.T. Index: 3914.36 3892.45 213 217 MO +6 +7 +5 Industrials: Finance: 455.43 453.12 ***** 833.84 Goatiaas K L Iadaatrio* as m +5 +5135 words
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Article, Illustration143 1980-03-25 1 Rises Indlcss Rahman Hy Paper Prod MO 221 +20 Mar 21 Mar 24 +11 B.T. Index: 6498.71 6448.48 P Textile 216 +08 Industrials: 521.96 520.05 K G Hold 442 +fll Finance: 727.55 722.73 211 +07 Hotels: 338.59 328.51 Genting 530 +05 Properties: 364.06 341.47 Falls PMRI 364 -56143 words
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Article659 1980-03-25 1 RONNIE LIM - $150 m PROVIDED FOR PURCHASES By RONNIE LIM Chief Reporter THE SINGAPORE Government is considering building up a 90-day strategic oil stockpile (or the Republic. A report proposing such a move is now under study by the Cabinet, sources said yesterday. First hints of the659 words
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227 1980-03-25 1 THE Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has forecast a higher rate of inflation this year. According to the MAS' fourth quarterly bußetta, towe/'price level in the first half of 1979, the annual rate of increase in consumer prices for the first half of this227 words
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Article495 1980-03-25 1 ;jooNß]Slotfe£ia4 «ifMKi bsskiie centarta^eate^. day for their reactions to the latest innovative financing instrument introduced by property developer United Overseas TjbH (UOL). UOL last Friday announced. together with its year-end results, the biggest public issue ever In Singapore of a 9K> mflbon loan stock lane495 words
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Article289 1980-03-25 1 ANOTHER of the Nanyang University Council has proposed the reorganisation of Nantah into sn American-style university. Mr Lim Kee Ming, also the president of the'Singspore Chinese Chamber of Commerce, supports a similar proposal made by the chairman of the Nantah Council, Mr Wee Cho Yaw, last289 words
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104 1980-03-25 1 NBBOVUfIONi k*mvm »P| i Baa* KmtZT*Jai! to < 222 Mehan im'ul Imne liMati ft» iwi mile < tajL 1 topartSrsyjyShi ssrxs-yssrs g *Sl tot O&hMMMtolite alitCAi ami aa i| Ma kasha MMtelj I» MaIAC. The praAM «C, Mr Jaaash U, waa m|!104 words
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396 1980-03-25 1 RAHIN KASSIM - By RAHIN KASSIM SHIPBUILDING and ei«i- —lf company Promet M« taken a new partner In a move to strengthen ita operations. Barely tree (ram its tieup with Jar-dine Offshore (Holdings) Ltd, Promet's managing director Brian Chang Mm aold X per cent of Promet's shares396 words
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TRADE AND INDUSTRY
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Article, Illustration383 1980-03-25 2 JOHN LIM - By JOHN LIM ABOUT 000 workers went back to their Jobs at the Aurora toy factory la Toa Payoh yesterday following the factory'* successful negotiations with a consortium of Singapore banks to get the trippied plant ranging These workers were temporarily lald-off when Aurora ceased383 words
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Article302 1980-03-25 2 BRANIFF International Airways will make a fare increase of 9 per cent on its Pacific routes when the International Air Transport Association's recommendation is approved by glnppnrß Mr Russell Thayer, Braniffs president, said after a two-day visit to Staigapore that the recommendation, which has been302 words
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Article132 1980-03-25 2 MORE than 70,000 German tourists are expected to arrive in Singapore this year, according to AMK Berlin, a company that organises exhibitions, (airs and congl AMK said thst with increasing numbers of Germans interested in the Republic, a Singapore stand was set up at the132 words
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Article78 1980-03-25 2 THE Singapore Chapter of the American Institute of Industrial Engineer» (AIIE) will be hoMing its second General Mm ting an liarch Sat LadyhUl HoteL In conjunction with this event, there would be a talc by Mr CK Tseng, regional public relations consultant at Boeing Company, en Promoting78 words
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Article45 1980-03-25 2 GOODYEAR (S) has reduced the price for Its passenger car tyres from yesterday. The tyres now cost between 19 and |Z1 cheaper, depending on the model. The lowering of prices was a result of the reduction In tariffs on Imparted car tyres.45 words
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Article, Illustration239 1980-03-25 2 PACE Advertising, a leading local advertising agency, has appointed Miss I* lag Cheng, a London graduate in graphic arts, as senior account executive. Miss Choog is part of the new generation of advertising executives, competent in public relations, account servicing, in addition to being qualified to advise239 words
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284 1980-03-25 2 TOE Department of Trade to Inviting Vocal traders to participate hi various trade exhibitions and missions to be held this year. The Poridonia International Exhibition will be held In Pireaus, Greece from June 2 to June 7. Ibis is a biennial fair which284 words
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339 1980-03-25 2 CHOO AI LENG - By CHOO AI LENG TEXAS Instruments, a major American electronics manufacturer, has set up a regional training centre to conduct courses for customers. Called the Ada Pacific Dlvlsiou (APD) Education Centre, It provides training fertilities and educational development programmes designed to meet the requirements339 words
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Article144 1980-03-25 2 TWO third-year engineering students of the University of Singapore wffl spend three months of their vacation gaining working experience at the Shell Group's refinery in Pernis, Holland, beginning from next month. The refinery at Pernis is Shell's largest in the world. The students Chan Kwok Weng144 words
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Advertisement179 1980-03-25 2 v A proudly announces the appointment of TETWAI COMPUTER SERVICES PTE. LTD. its author T7z d riHirTl "TiTdi a j ii i ii 2" V 1! I \4 I y 4 :%a I ■r Nf 7*' r ii 2 <* jn ■a i A "'S -.V ft w- v NowTet179 words
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REGIONAL
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364 1980-03-25 3 Reuter THE Japanese government is unlikely to introduce antiinflation v measures more concrete than those already announced before this summer's general elections for the Upper House of Parliament, informed sources said. The Liberal Democratic government last year suffered a) major setback in Lower Houfce election,Reuter - 364 words
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Article152 1980-03-25 3 Reuter JAPANESE steel manufacturers will bow have to determine their steel export prides more cautioualy than ever because of the suspension of the US trigger price system. Steel industry sources in Tokyo «aid the suspension means the lose of a convenient price determining method for steelReuter - 152 words
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732 1980-03-25 3 THE Malaysian Labour and Manpower Minister and the Registrar of Trade Union will be given sweeping powers to tackle industrial disputes under major amendments to the Trade Union Ordinance and the Industrial Relations Act, 1967. The proposed amendments were tabled before the Dewan Rakyat732 words
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231 1980-03-25 3 AFP THE US plans to boost its arms sales to Thailand to the tune of US$5O million next year US$lO million more than has been set aside this year under their Foreign Military Sales (FlfS) credit programme. US Deputy Assistant Secretary of StateAFP - 231 words
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Article304 1980-03-25 3 AFP ASEAN members, whoae armed forces have been largely concerned with internal counter-insurgency activities, have reoently begun to weigh more heavily the need for defence against external threat. This was stated by US Senator Carl Levin in his report to the' US Senate armed services committee followingAFP - 304 words
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Article253 1980-03-25 3 UPI THE Japanese Prime Minister has ordered a study of Japan's military spending, asking how much more money the nation could contribute to the cost of stationing American troops in Japan. After a meeting with Foreign Minister Saburo Okita yesterday, Premier Masayoshl Ohira asked officials toUPI - 253 words
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THE REGION IN BRIEF
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Article505 1980-03-25 3 A HONGKONG trade mission has secured West Asian orders for goods worth more than US$2.6 million. Another $2.6 million worth of orders are still under negotiation, said Mr WSChan, trade division manager of the Hongkong General Chamber of Commerce which organised the mission in conjunction with the505 words
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Article, Illustration206 1980-03-25 3 Reuter INDONESIA'S Foreign Minister, Mochtar Kusumaatmadja (above) was reported as saying he saw no reason for an early resumption of diplomatic relations between Indonesia and China. The English-language newspaper Indonesian Observer, quoted him as saying the main reason is that Beijing still maintained its policyReuter - 206 words
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Article548 1980-03-25 3 AFP BRITISH Defence Minister Francis Pym yesterday called for the development of trade between the UK and China when he began highlevel talks with Chinese officials in Beijing. Mr Pym, who arrived in the Chinese capital yesterday, is the second Western Minister responsible forAFP - 548 words
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297 1980-03-25 3 UPI THE; United States has "a complete lack of trust in India's nuclear intentions", said a study on US mfdear proliferation by the Institute (or Defence Studies and Analysis in India. The study quoted in Indian press report» on Monday added thatUPI - 297 words
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Advertisement62 1980-03-25 3 CHAIN-SAW IN THE WORLD. t DeZURfK The DeZURIK Rotating Sensor Consistency Transmitter Electronic or pneumatic control assures unmatched sensing accuracy. Unique involute ribs are influenced only by stock consistency. ABACUS CORPORATION PTE LTD Abacus House, 8 Ktm Chuan Terrace, Toi Kim Industrial Estate, Singapore 1953. Tel *****33 *****2 <4 Lines)62 words
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Advertisement133 1980-03-25 3 I Seeause the banker was on his toes, tlie busine off and running. Ik •11 f. i n,* track locally articularly when he's backed by JJ de resources of global I our bankers are, matter of financing for a nessin I *.<s ,TT a wide diversity of services JmiTslfTn of133 words
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RAW MATERIALS
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643 1980-03-25 4 THE MOST important aim of the —gmtatlw for the Sixth International Tin Agrssmsat (ITA) which begin hi Geneva next month must be to protect the international interests of tin, industry Journal Tin Interasdana/ says in its latest In an editorial on the uniqueness of643 words
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Article224 1980-03-25 4 Reuter THE MALAYSIAN Ratter Exehaage M llrnartag M (MRELB) aai the Bahber laaaiiallia at filagaairr (BA8) will mm rakber odaagM, &BELB efatirmaa Ahaaai SUM Ha JahaAa all The grade >ri|i«tl to f aiari Malayataa rakber BMB/itaaM Hlagaparr rabher 888 M, he teli a preee eeafereaee. Mr BahMReuter - 224 words
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Article238 1980-03-25 4 THE SINGAPORE market closed slightly higher yesterday with April One RSS buyers quoted at 32&50 cents per kilo, up Half a cent from last Friday's dose, dealer* said. Morning prices were marked down slightly on lower London advices, upcountry selling and some stale bull releases. Afternoon levels recovered slightly238 words
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Article309 1980-03-25 4 R.AJ9 prtcM In cenU per kilo yesterdayNoon (per kilo) Close x (per kflo)_ Int. 1 R-S.S. prompt f.o.b. 83.00 Iat. 1 RJ.S. April 324.50 Int. 1 R.SA Msy 335.00 Int. 2 RAS. 307.50 UK/Cant ***** Int. 3 R.S.S 3MJ0 UK/Cont 303.50 Iat 4 R-S.S 2».50 UK/Cont 2*7.30 Int.309 words
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Article92 1980-03-25 4 NOON SSI ■AS and 8MR print ymu ■dar April ICmt 1 5£i Ml*) SSR» (1-taa palbO 2#0 00 i*#r% S100N TSS* ifcw MJODN SSR60 MKELB (1-Uja pallaO W7.00 April MHON »1jOO Mv MOON SMRCV (1-taa paUat) MUO 3MJ0N sauo «HN SMR L (1-toa pallet) 361.40 *3 SON92 words
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Article325 1980-03-25 4 SINGAPORE: Yesterday's closing prices in S$ per kilo, ex-godown: THAI WHITE: 100 per first claas (Kangaroo) new crop 1.05, 100 par cent second claas 0.90, 110 per cent third class 0* S per cent new onp no stock, B-10 per cent OJO. THAI BROKEN: A-siper 0.«, Special 0.0. THAI325 words
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Article191 1980-03-25 4 YARN and cotton price* were quoted at follows in Hongkong on March 2L Yesterday's prices unavailable. (la HK dollars, spot ex-go-down) Cotton yam: China Bhw Phoenix Xk UO5; Us 2,770, «1 3,000 (per bale ot 400 lbs). Ptoee gaads: CMaa Butterfly and Globe brand unq; Dragon Head unq; Flie191 words
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Article74 1980-03-25 4 THE ttntte tla price la PriiTf yesterday raoe Ms2t per atoal te $2ja, te stead fST»Mve tee new Internatianal Tla Agreemeat eelllag, Tfcey aMtftatei the rtee te a flug eaatrtbatlaa af tla bmbm tratea tram atom aad etaflngi kiflai gappart tram CB, Japaaeae aai Ifiimwa matrea. Taraaver fed74 words
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Article56 1980-03-25 4 THE MARKET In Kuala Lumpur yesterday ruled easier on lack 01 fresh features and operators sidelined, dealers said. In the south, April slipped MHS from Friday's level to $1,025 per tonne the northern region was traded at the same level. May was traded down to $1,085 in the56 words
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Article98 1980-03-25 4 CHINESE PrMiM Ex<ku|«, «mini, ini tardajr: CmnM Bulk $102 sellers, old dram HOB sellers, new drum Jll2 seller*. C«p»: Mixed (loose) UK/ Coot $89.00 buyers. Pepper: liuntok s ASTA white fob 100% NLW $325.00 sellers, Sarawak white fob 96% NLW 1310.00 sellers, Sarawak special black fob 98% NLW98 words
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Article740 1980-03-25 4 BUGAB: Number two taw sugar future* ended the first call Just below Friday's firm kerb levels with on gains of £8.40 to £7.35 per tonne. Price* then steadied further on mixed trade and outsider support with sentiment possibly aided by the Woodnouse, Drake and Carey's 1379/80 world sugar740 words
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Article131 1980-03-25 4 STOCKS in Ixmdon Metal Exchange official ware* houses at the end of last week, (all in tonnes except silver, which is in Troy ounces): Copper rose 2,525 to 117,350 Tin fell 330 to 3,250 Lead roae 1,075 to 9,825 Zinc rose 800 to 49,800 Aluminium rise 1J.75 to131 words
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Article31 1980-03-25 4 Rubber Mar 34 Singapore: 328.50 cents (up OfiO cent) Malaysia: April: 329JM ceata (up OJM) cent) Tim M ***** (up M 986) Official offering: 152 tonnes (down 36V* tonnes)31 words
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ASIAN STOCKS
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Article596 1980-03-25 4 TOKYO Source: DBS-Datwa THE NIKKEI Dow gradually rose from the morning opening yesterday to cloae at Y6567.25, up Y2l XL. Even so, trading was slack. The current market needs new Impetus ss investors seem to have lost interest in "resources-related industries", "non-ferrous metals", "large-capitalisa-tion issues" and "military equipmentSource: DBS-Datwa - 596 words
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Article315 1980-03-25 4 Source: SHK See THE market had an unusually quiet day yesterday as investors considered if interest rates were peaking and the US was going into recession, or whether the major results to be announced would be lower than expected following SHK Props' interim figures on Friday. A wait-and-see attitudeSource: SHK See - 315 words
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Article290 1980-03-25 4 SANTOS firmed sharply yesterday in sn otherwise generally hesitant market, rising 30 cents to A 16.80 on its Cooper Basin oil find, dealers said. Hooker rose four cents to $1.09 on the strength of its proposed merger with Tooths, but Tooths lost nine cents to $2.05. MAR 24 Cenu290 words
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Article187 1980-03-25 4 PRICES declined io an Inactive market yesterday ,on interest rate (ears, broken said. 114 Bala Berti Jucker I US •4 Carpel IntarNaUonal m -4 Charooof Thai Wire m Crown Ami Duail Than* I Itl unci] Ftr«l TVtmi 07 JO -1ft Q. 8. Steel General Finance Goodyear Indo Thai Synthetics187 words
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Article84 1980-03-25 4 MAK W 1 Pens Arujr Mminj -MM -0.0008 Alias Con. A Alia* Con B. 40 00 13 Baculo OoM Brnnirt Con. B mm woo -0.0008 4 MO unch Inro B Landoil 41« unch Lrpunto B -QJ0B2& ♦03 Mrralro Oriental A Oriental B Phil Ovrnmu .OS SOb -OJOO# -o sxa84 words
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Article26 1980-03-25 4 HJC.HANO UNO Monday— KU3 Friday— .764*8 Week AfO 713J0 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Monday 802.47 Prhlay. 60U8 Week Ago 9N.tt ALL OBDINABIBS jS———Cf**TTl I, aa VHaBnHat^rH26 words
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Advertisement23 1980-03-25 4 GOLDEN MILLION THEATRE REST. NITE CLUB 4th ft.; Peninsula Hotel, Coleman St.. S pore 06t7. Tel: *****7,*****1 EXT 407. 408 -7 ;.,S. T"'23 words
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OVERSEAS
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372 1980-03-25 5 PRESIDENT Carter of the US said that domestic politics must not be allowed to subvert the spirit of Camp David. Mr Carter was speaking on Sunday in a ceremony marking the first anniversary of the peace treaty between Egypt and Israel. The ceremony was372 words
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170 1980-03-25 5 NYT THE CARTER Administration 1» planning to propose about US$7OO million in cutbacks of funds already appropriated by Congress for this fiscal year, as a prelude to deeper reductions in fiscal 1981 aimed at balancing the federal budget. According to a White House official.NYT - 170 words
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289 1980-03-25 5 Reuter OIL companies believe tomorrow's British Budget will result in more of their profits from higher North Sea oil prices being taken in taxes. Industry sources said companies operating in the North Sea believe the government would announce tomorrow that it wants talks onReuter - 289 words
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Article786 1980-03-25 5 ARRIVALS Service Local J Operator,Number Time s From PAA PA005 0125 NYC/SFO/HKG MAS MH601 0645 KUL MAS MH682 0710 KCH SU SQ528 0710 DHA SIA.BA SQ/BA17 0800 LHR/BAH SIA 0815 KUL MAS 1 0840 PEN MAS mm 0845 KUL MAS MH671 0830 PEN/KUL SIA SQsn 1000 HLP786 words
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Article356 1980-03-25 5 Agencies EGYPT has prepared a special wing in a military hospital for the ailing exShah m Iran. The Shah was scheduled to arrive in the Egyptian capital yesterday. He left his exile-haven in Panama a day before Iran planned to start formal extradition proceedings against him.Agencies - 356 words
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Article150 1980-03-25 5 UPI THE US and its North Atlantic Treaty Organisation allies could not be sure of defeating an all out Soviet attack against Western Europe now, but by 1985, the balance will be much more favourable to the West, the authoritative Institute for the Study of ConflictUPI - 150 words
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WORLD IN BRIEF
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Article387 1980-03-25 5 Agencies THREE separate explosions ripped through the Italian consulate in London yesterday morning, completely gutting the first floor and engulfing the second floor in fire, police said. No injuries were reported, but residents in the immediate area of the consulate at Eton Place in London's fashionable Belgravia sectionAgencies - 387 words
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Article392 1980-03-25 6 LOCAL industrialists and other private sector entrepreneurs have laboured so long under the shadow of a forceful and active Government that they appear to have missed the strongest signal yet that the Public sector has stopped forcing the pace and is willing392 words
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286 1980-03-25 6 THE SINGAPORE Bank Employees' Union (SBEU) argues its case for a standard wage pact for the banking industry on the grounds that it would prevent, or at least minimise, Jobhopping and thereby permit greater productivity. This, at first glance, seems a valid enough argument and286 words
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Article, Illustration1001 1980-03-25 6 PAUL ZACH - No matter how much littonesia can earn from its 1 oil revenue, a majority of its people will remain among the poorest in the world. As such, World Bank recommends that foreign aid for Indonesia should be increased from US$l.93 billion in 1979 toReuter - 1,001 words
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Article864 1980-03-25 6 Philip Metka - Letters to the Editor Philip Metka Dear Sr, I am indeed very grateful to you for the very accurate report of my talk to the Rotary Club of Jurong; but not so appreciative of your leader of the same date, based on the report864 words
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Article137 1980-03-25 6 Hong Tan Cheen - Tan Cheen Hong Dear Sir, Mr Jwepk Lim (BT March 22) It hitting his head against the wail trying to persuade the Government to pretoet the declining valne of CPF savings. CPF finds are a majsr ssnrce of government borrowings at a cheap rate sf interest,137 words
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Advertisement112 1980-03-25 6 T Homemakers/Fumima 00 will bring you an avan greater wealth of homefhaking ideas Exhibits will include quality furniture and furrtshinga. a variety ol household appliances as wel as sophisticated batfroom, kitchen and living room products and designs Via# Homamakers/Fumima "80. One of the biggest events ever organieed tor you and112 words
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Page 6 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous1138 1980-03-25 6 SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opening Mmd by GBgan's rsuno 3.30 Diary of Events 3.35 Afternoon Matinee Buccaneer's Girl (Pt 2) 4.10 Sdance Report 4.25 Intermission Wtowed by Andy firif--6.25 Cultural Diary 6.30 News hi Brief 6.35 F ibidem Funnies 7.00 Hanyu Pbiyin 725 News (Malay) 7.45 Mara '80 (3rd Quarter1,138 words
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Article, Illustration953 1980-03-25 7 V G KULKARNI - Concern is already being expressed by private economists about the shape and strength of the underlying forces of the economy By V G KULKARNI Depthnews WHEN there is relentless double-digit Inflation, high government spending, burgeoning trade deficit, growing money supply and easy credit fromDepthnews - 953 words
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Article, Illustration901 1980-03-25 7 RAYMOND TANI - By RAYMOND TANI FT THREE quarters of Japan's huge oil requirements come from the Middle East, and the Japanese have a growing trade and investment stake* there. From A Middle Eastern standpoint, Japan is a valued supplier of know-how and technology. But, likeFT - 901 words
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889 1980-03-25 7 LEE YOKE MENG - FOBUH i with LEE YOKE MENG LAST WEEK sa# a lot of huff and puff and, perhaps, some red faces too. If one could put it simply, people who live in glass houses should not throw stones at each other. Mr Devan Nair,889 words
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Miscellaneous46 1980-03-25 7 BriStoW: Fauxk EhcfceES I PkSOe.LPtoCS ier see. how my CueisiteLE. TODP»VS SRECip»uiTy, CHICMEjnJ f y *=*3EJs>GO —P\ SIJ&ODiKIG OF CMICK&.M nvjSHCooms SH&CCV RND TeoTfues CRN H€AR NO CHPfTTePINiG oe>v<x»SLV P\R€. £kiJON>NG; I*l. foio te G^trs^' GJOiftV*' Qt>4Ai< QUiAif QueW oX ;> < bl~' > ~°3 (**#*»> ouw; d r (i46 words
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INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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Article424 1980-03-25 8 Reuter SQfcfY CORP expects to announce a record consolidated net Income for the huMiwss year ending next Oct H provided there are fluctuations In the exchange rate. Sony did not disclose the anticipated consolidated tncome, but said the present record 25.87 billion yemvas inReuter - 424 words
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66 1980-03-25 8 Reuter TOSHIBA Carp has parehaaed a 1« per cm! Interest la Manama Integrated Circuits lae, Caßfenfe, to start pradsettoaT^ sf largescale lstegr*deas^(LBl) Marsmaa lategrated, nspHslssd at US$9.7 mil l"f Ml a whsßy-awaed sahsMtory sf Japan's Maasei Isjtoili j Ca, wffl te radaetor USA be. Tsstdha wMReuter - 66 words
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Article276 1980-03-25 8 UPI BRITISH Petroleum (BP) like Shell earned an embarrassment of profits In 1979 they quadrupled tram £444 million to £1.62 billion. By doubling the price of oil, the sheiks handed BP huge windfall profit* on its «^nclw V the "current-cost" Inflation-accounting. was used, profitsUPI - 276 words
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Article353 1980-03-25 8 Reuter AMERICAN Telephone and Telegraph plans to ask shareholders at its April 16 annual meeting to approve an increase in the number of authorised common shares to 900 million from 750 million. If the amendment is approved, ATT would have authorisation to issue one billion shares,Reuter - 353 words
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Article121 1980-03-25 8 INTERNATIONAL Telephone and Telegraph Corp (ITT) said its fourth quarter earnings declined from the previous year because of the cost of reorganising its European telecommunications and consumer electronics operations. Foreign currency fluctuations in the quarter reduced earnings by US$25 million or 76 cents a share, compared with a121 words
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279 1980-03-25 8 Reuter ALCAN Aluminium Ltd expects capital e rpfistitures to Increase to USsioo million this year from MM million in 1979. In its annual report, the company said it will add 79,500 tonnes of annual aluminium smelting capacity in Csnada and Australia this year.Reuter - 279 words
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169 1980-03-25 8 Reuter SIEMENS AG does not exclude further US acquisitions If favourable opportunities arise. Management board chairman Bernhard Plettner aid at the annual ahareholders' meeting that US anti-trust legislation doec not permit Siemens to make acquisitions indefinite* on the mU of purchases. Apart fromReuter - 169 words
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Advertisement590 1980-03-25 8 Where to wine, dine and entertain >nrfi4nwr>» t»n—mmi»u«ilp«r»oo BaLrons Table. Mil- K.ii<>its I it>|i I tolul.lv. 1111 l \ll i-.l!ili<! I tMi.n n its T* A JT Our chefs can whip up culinary delights that would excite even the most demanding of emperors Here at The Chinatown, we serve Szechuan590 words
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Advertisement82 1980-03-25 8 See Page 4 for Asian stocks* i om li iiil: Kcl;i\ii»i» r i x >w» T I < i Ronnie CTrio Robin's Tivern. The place to go to, after work. To relax, and to eqjoy your t favourite drink. In a cosy, soothing atmosphere with cool, L^'J cool music provided82 words
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BANKING AND FINANCE
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330 1980-03-25 9 Reuter XHE BANK af England intends to Implement a new primary liquidity requirement lor UK banks, baaed on a norm rather than a minimum level, aa soon as ia practicable. In a consultation paper on the measurement oC liquidity, the bank saidReuter - 330 words
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294 1980-03-25 9 CHINA will increase its interest rates on fixed bank deposits from April 1 for the second year running. The New China NAws Agency (NCNA) said China increased these rates in April last year (n a bid to encourage people to save their294 words
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Article78 1980-03-25 9 Reuter ALGEMENE Baak Nederlaad NV iKfMiii Ita Oagapere kaak prime rate te UV« per eeat Cm UV« per ceit, effective last Friday. Algemeae kaak laat raised Ita pvtee by V« psiat la llvTper eeat aa Feb 28. la fWagaparn are paattag primea raaglag aaReuter - 78 words
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Article60 1980-03-25 9 THE Work! Bank announced an issue of U*****,000,000 two-year bonds offered in markets outside the United States. The bonds, carrying an interest rate of 12.65 per cent per annum, payable semi-annually, were offered at par on Feb 12 to central banks, other governmental institutions ana international60 words
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606 1980-03-25 9 NYT THE COMPETITIVE lines have been drawn in the rapidly expanding global market for traveller's cheques. Major issuers of such cheques on both sides of the Atlantic recently disclosed plans for new ventures aimed at winning a bigger share of this US$3O-faillion-a-year business.NYT - 606 words
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE$
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Article340 1980-03-25 9 GOLD futures In Singapore yesterday turned easier after a firmer opening, but prices still closed higher on balance from last Friday's close, said. Opening quotations were marked up around USHLSO an ounce following the metal's firmness in New York last Friday. The market then held steady during morning's trading340 words
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Article438 1980-03-25 9 FOREIGN whsnge dealers found the market very sluggUt yesterday. Trading also tended to fluctuate within very narrow limits. The US dollar end sterling were generally steady and moved higher. However, both currencies eased to lower levels as a result of profit-taking later in the day. From an opening-438 words
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Article161 1980-03-25 9 THE U.S. dollar maintained its early gains yesterday to close sharply firmer over Friday New York levels on market anticipation of further credit tightening by the US Federal Reserve, dealers said. They commented trading was active and one-way throughout the day, adding some Bundesbank intervention was suspected in early161 words
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Article22 1980-03-25 9 THE average rats at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 11.3 per cent.22 words
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Article181 1980-03-25 9 ASIAN RATES ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on March 24: USMangfljpt) 7 day* 16H IS* 1 month ISM IS 2 months 1815/10 IS 13/16 3 month* 19S/16 191/16 6 months 19% 19* 9 months IS 17H 12 months 17H 17* Sw-Fn. DM flCU4la f r l month181 words
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Article45 1980-03-25 9 RANGE at prions oflen id by discount him— on Mnrcfe 24: Overnight: T* Call deposits: 7* Closing Buying 3-month Treasury bills 7 3 month Bank bilk 11 10't I months CD 105/16 io vie 6 months CD 11T/M u via Source: National Discount Co45 words
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Article337 1980-03-25 9 THE U.S. dollar yesterday rose sharply while sterling eased against the dollar and advanced against Continental European currencies in early London trading. Dealers said the- dollar wfs strong on a further rise in Eurodollar Interest rates, where period rates climbed to 3/16 percentage points from Friday's London close. Higher337 words
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Article119 1980-03-25 9 THE U.S. dollar (or overnight delivery yesterday closed slightly firmer at 249.39 yen, compared with a 249.00 opening and 249.15 at Friday's close, despite modest central bank yen-support intervention, dealers said. Trading was light with volume of USss7^nillion. The Bank of Japan entered the market in later trading when119 words
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Article156 1980-03-25 9 FOREIGN banks with branches in the United States will have to begin complying with US reserve requirements and interestrate limits under regulation*--adapted last week by Federal Reserve Board. The rules, which had ksesb j proposed last July, roent provisions of the Inter-, national Ranking Act at'156 words
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387 1980-03-25 9 AMERICAN Express International is introducing new services in Japan and Brunei. A yen currency «gold card wQI be intftduced next month, billing charges in yen to Japanese cardmembers. Mr Aldo Papone, president of American Express Company's Card division, said, "We387 words
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Advertisement206 1980-03-25 9 Contractors are invited to pre-qualify for the Construction of a 30,000 spectator Brunei National Stadium Complex at Bandar Seri Begawan. ■All interested firms are requested to apply to:- Director Pa bile Werks Department Riiiir Serf Begawan Brmd with a copy each to:Singapere Aasedate Architects P 0 Bex ICK4 Bandar Serf206 words
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Advertisement213 1980-03-25 9 Do you need a lease to grow? Tokyo Leasing (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. is a wholly owned subsidiary of Tokyo Lease Co. Ltd. Tokyo Lease was established in 1964 on the initiative of The DaHchi Kangyo Bank Ltd. and was the first leasing eompany in Japan to be associated with a213 words
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1111 1980-03-25 10 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown, in brackets in lots of 1.000 Units, unless otherwise specified. SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL ft COMMERCIAL Acasa (18381,111 words
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Article139 1980-03-25 10 MNGA1HMUS UNIT ItUR The Cotnmerce The Savings Fond t* L47 ljfad (OWBlp* iBoont Bowl IMS) LB 1.33 S pore Prog Fund in tm S pare Sac. Fund 1.83 1.X MARA BUME ■VT*A S pore Invest Fund IM 1.4S prim tar Mar M> 1 S pore Equity Fund 1.08139 words
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Article2610 1980-03-25 10 c 1979/1080 High Low Company Last Sal* +orGrfr Div Dhr CvT Gr*a Net ru P/E Vol Day ("000) High Low 1 ■V SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL "370 223. 149 180 324 80 290 482 220 380 207 Acma 123* Alcorn 110 Allied Choc 133 BAT 255 Bata2,610 words
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Article1451 1980-03-25 10 BID and offer prices officially listed and hnsiiw in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets in lots of units, im»i— otherwise specified. i OOWIIUU Aaaa (8.106) IJSmUI (1408 3.806) AkM (1) 248 (2) 2.88 (1)1,451 words
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50 1980-03-25 10 has reported' group pre-Uz profit (or the six months ended Dec 31, 1979. of M 53.14 million, compared with $2.34 million (or the previous period. Group turnover (or the period was $15.07 million ($14.69 million). Company pre-tax profit (or the same period registered $411,772 ($425,743).50 words
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57 1980-03-25 10 has reported pre-tax profit (before minorities) (or the year ended Jan 31, 1980, of $22.10 million, compared with $17.66 million (or the previous 10 months ended. Its directors have declared a second interim dividend of 11 per cent (10 per cent), making a total 21 per57 words
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Article54 1980-03-25 10 has reported pre-tax profit for the year ended Jan 31, 1980, of MJ6 45 million, compared with 15.06 million for the previous 10 months. Its directors have declared a second interim dividend of 12 per cent (10 per cent), making a total of 22 per cent (20 per54 words
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Article35 1980-03-25 10 has reported pre-tax profit for the year ended Jan 31, 1980, of MJ809.133, compared with 1668,907 for the corresponding 10 months. Its directors have declared a second interim dividend of 5 per cent.35 words
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Article, Illustration533 1980-03-25 10 0 THE fllagieete stock market yeetarday saw halfhearted trading, wtth actfri--I.EST Era tke MHkai market favearttes («fleeted a lower thai mil tesmr aa prices BfMi wtthta aarrow bean showed aay taterMtta 1 tteMte ISI eaarttaM, otters believe that tke aatttt MmM shew aa Vehnae haa533 words
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Article469 1980-03-25 10 THE Kuala Lumpur stock market plodded to a slight- ly easier finish in quiet and selective trading yesterday. There was generally little interest in dealing. Investors preferred to wait for a fresh lead. The recent plunge in share prices Jgas shaken the confidence of469 words
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Article32 1980-03-25 10 INTERNATIONAL Vm4 rr*** said Man Lk Kim Quee and Simon Kua Chye Guan have been appointed directors of the company, replacing Mean Nj Chow Tsun And Ronnip Teo Heng Hock.32 words
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COMPANY NEWS
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Article361 1980-03-25 11 MALAYSIA Rice Industries can look forward to another year of steady, progress after an eventful year which a« the group diversifying further and reaping some of the benefits of jets recent attempts at reorganisation. The traditional rice miller, which currently owns a real estate subsidiary361 words
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Article519 1980-03-25 11 Bobby Lee - Letters to the Editor Bobby Lee Dear Sr, "Small shareholder's" letter appearing in your column on March 20 has raised some serious doubts about whether ctarent securities laws provide due and adefor minorThe recent Malayan Credit taoue raiaes several more issues, apart from what baa already been said:519 words
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Article129 1980-03-25 11 W Wong - W Wong As a shareholder of United Industrial Corporation (UIC), I cannot understand the lofic of United Industrial Overseas Holding's (UIOH) statement dated March If in which it consider* the offer price of 94.00 per UIC share to be fair and adequate If UIOH considers UIC to129 words
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Article292 1980-03-25 11 JOB AN Beldiaga Bhd: BOGM to be held at Azman, Wong, SaUeh A Co. 4th Floor, Komptaka Kewaagan, Jalan Raja Chnlam, Kuala Lumpur, at 12 noon ta March 25. BOGM to be held at Hotel Merita, Jalan Sultan JamaH, Kuala Lumpur, at 11am on March 3S. P*tam LM:292 words
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Article62 1980-03-25 11 HYTEX said it is considering the acquisition of the 51 per cent controlling interest in Hypak Sdn Bhd currently held by Folex Industries. Hytex at present has a 40 per cent stake in Hypak. Last year, several investors were individually interested in fWng over the controlling62 words
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Article379 1980-03-25 11 CARLSBERG Brewery (Malaysia) maintained Its Increasing nki momentum last year, although Its earnings growth rate appears to have been adversely affected by rising costs and depredation charges. But the fast-growing beer company, which recently embarked on a (7 miTHnn expansion programme, has achieved a 22.6379 words
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Article357 1980-03-25 11 MALAYAN Cables, manufacturer of a wide range of telephone, wiring and general cabtee for the Malaysian and export markets, made a strong turnaround tak into the black laat year. At M 54.61 million, the company's pretax profit for 1979 repraesnts a remarkable recovery from the previous year's357 words
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Article111 1980-03-25 11 RENONG Tin Dredging hn reported a U per cent Incrsan in its unaudited pretax profit to far the first half-year ended Dec XI, If». After a higher tax rate of 42 per cent (8 per cent previously), the net profit was trimmed to tUMN,111 words
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Article398 1980-03-25 11 Camal Pa) ai»l Kx Data Baaka Claaa Data Tatal torTatal tor PayaMa tka jraar Pfrtoaa r BKiwtt Prima KLK«fM| Ula B*til SalNata M'ala IIn 8 P TaztUa T C——t UAC BUatui .MBS A AmI Bum (M) K SMte A Hltaai Tla Hum IB P Martta Of <■■!< Park398 words
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Article135 1980-03-25 11 Cwiim PuttNkn Be Date Into Clsss MMDwbr OImI HST* PuMtWyu Dll 0« ttoM UMIUl 8M Vtow Bonos Imm of 1 for 1 Boom Isms a< 1 tor I Boom torn of 1 tors Boons Imm of 1 tor Boom IMm ofl tor Rights Isbhs of l far t135 words
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Advertisement256 1980-03-25 11 Why not master English A GOODCOMMANDOFENGUSH can ensure success in your present job—improve your chances of promotion and increase your earning power. You can acquire it quickly and easily. When you can talk If you use English in your fluently and effectively job, the Business English write clearly and concisely,256 words
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Advertisement935 1980-03-25 11 be baek tomorrow, (Incorporate In mntapore) BALANCE SHEET 31st DECEMBER 1979 SHARE CAPITAL (Not* 2) REVENUE RESERVE General reserve Profit unappropriated Total Capital and Reserves CURRENT UAHUTES AND PROVBONS Deposits of customer* (Not* 3) Other loMrtm provdon and inner reserve* r*ropo»#o amotfXl vr>«T; s$ 5,000,000 7423,51 J 110,695,400 S, 192,560935 words
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193 1980-03-25 12 SINGAPORE'S trade deficit narrowed significantly ih the first two months of jhjs year with the Qgure standing at $1,100.6 million, compared with $UM million for 1978 and $1445J ftftiw» {gp the period lift year. Slackening imports was the mate factor which ac- n— counted193 words
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407 1980-03-25 12 MANO BABNANI - By MANO BABNANI City Editor THE government-owned International Development and Consultancy Corporation (Indeco) win take a majority Interest in Slnga Development, a company formed by Intraco In August last year to carry on the hnihwoi of consultancy, development and contracting work. Singa, which407 words
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Article394 1980-03-25 12 THE growth of Singapore exports to the United States and Japan Is expected to slow down this year. This projection Is made by the Japan Trade Centre In its Jetro bulletin after a study of Singapore and Ove other developing countries, namely Hongkong, Taiwan, South394 words
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Article307 1980-03-25 12 WITH earnings flowing in Iran tt> City Plan project, &ty Developments has 11ftgroup profit out of the doldrums to a record level, tar the year ended Oct 31, Group pre-tax profit row to 17.4 million against a mere 1910,529 previously. A stssable part of the earntngs came307 words
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Article767 1980-03-25 12 LONDON, Moo. The market closed quietly mixed, dealers •«Id, and at I pm, the FT index was down &L Gold shares featured advanced by as much as fltt hi sympathy with the London bullion price. Government bonds were up to '4 point firmer on small buying demand ahead767 words
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186 1980-03-25 12 SINGAPOREANS have weathered diverse ethnic and cultural differences and emerged with a national identity. But, Singaporeans must now learn to be conscious of the sensitivities of their other neighbours in Asean, This was the crux of the issue echoed by a host of186 words
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Article137 1980-03-25 12 BRITISH businessman Richard Tarling walked out of the Changi Prison at dawn yesterday after serving four months of his sixmonth prison sentence. The 45-year old former chairman of Haw Par Brother International Ltd (HPBIL) was sentenced to six months' imprisonment last November after he was found137 words
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Advertisement207 1980-03-25 12 ARucelOf Fine Diamonds RirSale. Mondial, the International Diamond Investment Company, has available for sale a specially purchased parcel of collection colour Emerald Cut Diamonds. The parcel consists of: 1.53 carat D/IF (Finest White, Internally Flawless) 5548,000 per ct 1.73 carat E/WSI (Finest White) 5528,000 per ct 1.97 carat E/WSI (Finest207 words
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Miscellaneous61 1980-03-25 12 Outlook tor Singapore from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. t today: Generally fair. ScMrt ftr U tout prter to 7 M pan. m Mar 24 at fee sirwrt. MaTlimim temperature 32.4 Associated humidity 62 Minimum temperature 24.2 Associated humidity 95 Hours of sunshine 7.15 Rainfall in millimetres.. Trace Total rainfall61 words
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Article67 1980-03-25 13 Reuter CHINA has constructed a total of 44 deepwater berths since 1973 and is currently building 58 more capahle of handling ships of more than 10,000 tons. The Xinhua news agency said some of the new berths will be able to accommodate 100,000-ton ships, while six of theReuter - 67 words
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Article90 1980-03-25 13 Reuter LIVERPOOL dockworkers, in support of a national steel stoppage, have voted to continue indefinitely their two-day strike and called on workers in other ports to join them. The Dockers' Union has instructed its members to "black" steel imports. Liverpool dockers walked out last Friday when managementReuter - 90 words
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Article43 1980-03-25 13 Reuter THE 12,300 dock workers at Brazil's major port of Santos returned to work on Saturday, .ending their five-day strike. Port officials said the strikers accepted a 2,552-cruzeiro (US$55) monthly wage Increase and dropped demands (or a 3,500-cmzeiro6 rise. Reuter.Reuter - 43 words
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Article55 1980-03-25 13 A JAPANESE coastal freighter, hit by high waves, overturned near the mouth of Beppu Bay, south-western Japan, on Saturday, killing two of four crewmen aboard. The Maritime Safety Agency said the 499-ton No Three Kaifuku Maru was carrying 830 tons of coal to a nearby port after leaving55 words
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414 1980-03-25 13 G DURAIRAJ - PROPOSALS SUBMITTED By G DURAIRAJ THE MAJOR ports In Peninsular Malaysia have submitted to the Ministry of Transport their proposals to provide local trade ships favoured treatment in line with the government's cabotage policy. Pari sources said a suggestion to lower the tariffs for414 words
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Article516 1980-03-25 13 SktpfiBf UM P*r> .0*1 SUpptatUM Page Cai Adriatic IV 5 EAC Lines n 4/5 Afea VI 3 East MalayI All trans VI 5 sia VI 4 Alpac VI Eilat VI J Aagkutan VI Elma m 4/5 ANL I 1 Everett OriAPL m 4/5 ent IV 4 Argentine516 words
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484 1980-03-25 14 AFP WORLD merchant tonnage completed In 1979 was the lowest (or 13 year*, while launrhtngs were the smallest since 1964, statistics from Lloyd's Register of Shipping show. Completions shrank by 21.5 per cent over the year to 14.28 million tons gross, comparedAFP - 484 words
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Article, Illustration79 1980-03-25 14 THE IMMvI MmrHm, M yyf?. ■a m- li Wj rluN HDpjW lis Shipplig Cwpeestt* «I hAft, mM it Part Uii| Matt her Tke skip, etptklt ti euryfaf ijh^TKlfc, SrtSto Pert Kltig Aatkartty ilreetar «I ipiritlw M IfjMhpa preseatei a neatiU to Captala 8 Akaja, mmtor at to79 words
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Article971 1980-03-25 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 s premises during the971 words
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Article1343 1980-03-25 14 THE NORTH American grain section was again virtually idle last Friday although cargoes were booked from US Gulf to Casahlanra at US$35 (Go) (or March and from US Gulf to Brest/St Nazaire at $26 (fio) for April. Brokers continued to attribute the quietness of this section to shipowners'1,343 words
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Article, Illustration762 1980-03-25 15 NEW PANAMA CANAL Reuter JAPAN is preparing to give conditional support for a new Panama Canal offering -a quick Atlantic-Pacific ocean link for some of the world's biggest ships at an estimated qpst of US$2O billion. The proposed new trench through the jungles and mountainsReuter - 762 words
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332 1980-03-25 15 AP BRITAIN intends to Invite tenders for the design and construction of five new petrol ships to replace Hongkong's little armada of .minesweepers seeking vainly to stem the flow of illegal immigrants hrto the Colony. Defence and finance officials of'the twoAP - 332 words
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Article, Illustration373 1980-03-25 15 DEPICTED ARRIVALS «TODAY EEPPEL WHARVES Astra Peak (after Ftotark>) 44 Deccan Pioneer (0600 after Dong Kwang) 27/28 Dong Yun (0700) 42/43 Emma Bakke (0000 after Guldrtnn Fleece shifts) 6/7 Golden Fleece (0600 shifts after Ned Ketnbla) 3/4 Huai An (0700 after Sen]) 36/36 John Bakke (1700 after373 words
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5696 1980-03-25 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 snip, the shipping lice involved and the estimated dates oi arrival and departure from the Port5,696 words
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168 1980-03-25 20 CARGO wires and fi.ttackles supplied by cargo "gear firms in Singapore "'should be properly emboa* ed with the Safe Working •qiLoadß markings from May '«m Tbe markings must be embossed on the /petal ferrules and, if the vjrires are spliced, on the collars around the168 words
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125 1980-03-25 20 *9HE FORT of Singapore Authority hak «warded an *SM9 million contract to '«edge certain sections of '"Singapore Straits to the a-'Dutch firm Zahen Vers- The operation to make jithe straits safer for navi;gation is expected to start next month in the stretch tt#f water south125 words
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1016 1980-03-25 20 LINDA TAN - By LINDA TAN CONTAINER traffic at the Port of Singapore Authority will expand to form about B to TO per cent of total tonnage by the end of the decade. About 2,300 skilled port worker*, representing an increase of 83 per cent,1,016 words
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Article320 1980-03-25 20 Liner profile HOEGH LINES was established in Oilo, Norway, by Lett Hoegh and Company. It now offers a round-the-world sefrvice with a fleet of modern, large and fast cargo liners. These cargo liners are equipped to carry bulk liquids, deep-frown products, heavy lifts, uaitised goods and containers, in320 words
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218 1980-03-25 20 AFP THE withdrawal of the large American carrier, Sea-Land Service, from the Trana-Paciflc Freight Conference of Japan/Korea may bring about a "rate war" in trade with the United StateB. Robert D Grey, chairman of the conference, said "such an eventuality would, of course, affectAFP - 218 words
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Article1396 1980-03-25 20 The lotilii shipping lines spersting frem ieenl psrts aid fte agents whs handle enrge heeklngs fer them. A-B i Adriatic Oahkv oitat—r Feeders (S)/Cargo Freight (PK). i AFEA Singapore Shipping Agencies (S)/Euro-Asia Line (PK/PN). Alfred C. Ifcesßsr Sea Consortium (S)/Martntex Enterprise (PK). Alpne Intrasea (S)/Yeo Shpg1,396 words
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Advertisement448 1980-03-25 13 PIL GROUP JMWAH CONTAINER FEEDER SEE VICE TO SOUTH EAST ASIA. also provide regular semi-con- SERVICE FOR THE PERSIAN GULP AND RED SEA PORTS. Saa Paga V i \k I) I\ i w i \n > Orient Overseas CottUuMe'i Line if'. s;--3>r »/4 Wl 16/4 16/4 22/4 ■OEMUBrmnw t/« 2/4448 words
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Advertisement238 1980-03-25 13 SEALORI) AN'TAI I UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG) IV 1 If #41^1. WEEKLY MULTI-PURPOSE SERVICES Mm (6/4), (12/4). Stei nam (9/4), (15/4). Dol Dub* (7/5). Abu Dhabi (10/5), Dammam (13/5), Kuwait (16/5), Do (19/5), Mma Qaboos (22/5) FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE ■Eirair-— (18/4), Ate Oteb (20/4). Dote fl (22/4), Bahrain238 words
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Advertisement132 1980-03-25 13 fAfUAST fUROPf fill IY COM AIM RIM USt R VICf C.NM+. mCATW. C. MM. FnM te/bwi Fitewt Mn cafi M/fraa Scmimik L rpn CM| lIMC fa CJT|» -KM 31/3 La C«fi im 31/3 STRAITS AUSTRAIIff RO RO CONTAINER SIRVICF TO MO FROM MBTtAUt teNrt 1/4 11/4 25/4 5/5 13/5 M/132 words
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Advertisement536 1980-03-25 13 Hapag-Lloyd Fully containerised to Europe and United States. Regular, reliable and on time. CONTAINER SeMmk LONDON Freights SHIPS la Part SHIPPING List LINER Pnflfe REGIONAL WttUtor WHO Aeto Ft WWtn EXPORT TO OA PACIFIC, OPLF, ATLANTIC, EAST CANADA AND ASIAN PORTS sm a-a/J Muwaa 30-31/3 31.1/4 MB MOB 4-7/4 M/536 words
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Advertisement389 1980-03-25 14 LFO SHIPPING PTE LTD SINGflPORf PtRNAS-MISC £<"1 SHIPPING AGENCILS SDN BHD PORT KElflNG PFNANG ■M0ls}(g} HEAD OFFICE: WISMA MISC TEL: NO: KL *****8 AAMAYSANMtRNATIONAL MWNS COftPORATtON BERHO n/TL 'a/STL myttC b. i SiS r 3Z W sat S Nmi f Ataa ten fw DbdMp 11/11 ta lJ/nfcj M/tJHtj BU 23/24389 words
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Advertisement235 1980-03-25 14 SUPERCARRIER SERVICE WEEKLY SERVICE TO PANAMA, US ATLANTIC GULF AND E. CANADA nuni Ma I TTOKI CM MM MM CM* hM IM toatai &Ma EM MaM MM MMB mm *21/3 2-3/4 2/5 7/5 9/5- 11/5 12/5 13/5 11/5 22/5 l» 1/4 7-9/4 3-5/4 X/ 5 31/5 3/S 4/S Vt t/l235 words
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Advertisement358 1980-03-25 16 LIME KOREA SHIPPING CORPN VEGA 147* VEGA 14K ALTAI 151N ALTAR 152E FMBUSAN P. Kaiani STORE 10/13 Apr 14/17 Apr 10/13 Apr 14/17 Apr TO BUSAM 9/11 Mi i 12/15 Mqr FOR BUSAN 9/11 May 12/15 May TO BUSAN PEMNG CMI SUBJECT MOUCEMEMT ac at 4> cn a n ojfj\358 words
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Advertisement537 1980-03-25 17 w. PIL GROUP EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICE J, ?«mm vm TA MOUR VII M^r COLOMBO/K ARACHI/P. GULF SERVICE CofrHntto Karachi Daiwnan Kuwrt KOTABAKTI 21/1% Karachi, Kuwait, Dubai ROTA RAJA h*t/2l Itatfc SING APORE/CHITTAGONG/RANGOON/SER VICES Colombo. Karachi, Saiatah StWih Loading For 3SE3 Sfffir SINGAPORE/BANGKOK/SINGAPORE DIRECT SERVICES 12/14 Apr SINGAPORE INDONESIA/ SINGAPORE SERVICES537 words
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Advertisement680 1980-03-25 18 TO NORTH AMERICA fBKRKS&r H 9 "RVmtf 30/3 31/3 > Ac* 1M IM rln 1M '10/4 11/4 Lata Nn m Monaxsstu n u to* to w* a/4 to** Mm 11/4 Imp Mnoy Mm 22/4 to* to 11/4 29/4 Milta 11/4 Nm ttruy Mm 22/4 ILali Hot 1/5 11/5 UM fat*680 words
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Advertisement88 1980-03-25 19 at ppw godown an General survey on damaged cargo discharged ex the above vessel will be held on Thursday 27th March 1980. as from 9.00 a.m. to 1? noon. No further survey will be held after this date. A wrtv«* xus* AT PSA IMm Tim OiNt-al aarvey on damajftl <->t«o88 words
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