The Business Times, 22 July 1980

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    10 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 111/1/81 TUESDAY, JULY 22,1181 50 CENTS
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  • BRIEFLY...
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      Lock icon Gold recovers
      56 1 AP LONDON, Mon. The price of gold recovered by US$l3 to reach $619.50 an ounce on European markets today after dipping last week amid widespread profit-taking. But the dollar lost ground against some key European currencies in morning trading, although it held its own against the British pound
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      Lock icon LNG plants
      79 1 AP JAKARTA, Mon. Mining and Energy Minister Subroto said the government has been negotiating with Japanese companies for the expansion of liquefied natural gas (LNG) plants. The plants are in Bontang, East Kalimantan, and Arun in the northern Sumatran province of Aceh. He said two trains would be
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      Lock icon Billy Carter's deal
      70 1 AP WASHINGTON, Mon. A Florida-based oil company has a financial agreement with Mr Billy Carter that pays the president's brother 4 cents to 50 cents for every barrel of Libyan crude oil Mr Billy Carter obtains for it, a company spokesman was reported as saying. Mr Bill
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      Lock icon PLO-organised mission
      88 1 UPI PARIS, Mon. The commander of a five-man team sent to assassinate former Iranian Prime Minister Shah pour Bakhtiar has said the mission was organised by Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) leader Yassir Arafat on the orders of Teheran, news reports said. The reports said Mr Anis Naccach, a
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      Lock icon More sugar purchases
      71 1 UPI NEW DELHI, Mon. Skyrocketing domestic sugar prices may soon force Indian government buyers into the world market to dampen local increases, sources said. The State Trading Corporation, which only a few months ago bought 200,000 tons of sugar on the London market, has* not jjeen asked
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      Lock icon Typhoon's fury
      64 1 UPI MANILA, Mon. Typhoon Joe battered the northern Philippines with winds of more than 161kph, triggering landslides and mass evacuations before roaring towards southern China. There were no immediate reports of casualties or the extent of damage caused to the rice and coconut-producing eastern and northern provinces in
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      Lock icon Dow Jones
      65 1 AP NEW YORK, Mon. Stock prices staged a moderate advance this morning, continuing a rally that has pushed the market to a three-year high. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials climbed 0.25 points to 924.23 during the first half hour of trading. Advances outnumbered declines by a
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    Chief Price Changes
    148 1 Rises Indices Malayan Tin 4100 100 Jul 18 Jul 21 B Raya 498 48 Lower Perak 1260 30 B.T.Indicator: 6706.96 6816.35 Sel Properties 1000 30 Industrials: 564.16 564.79 Tractora 915 30 Finance: 1019.69 1027.80 Tan Chong O U E Bolton 860 25 Hotels: 491.21 493.15 765 247
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    KUALA LUMPUR
    143 1 Rises Indices Malayan Tin 4100 100 Jul 18 Jul 21 Sel Prop 1010 55 B.T.Index: *****.*****09.10 OCBC 1250 40 S Kinta 1700 40 Industrials: 672.38 670.65 B Raya 494 34 Finance: 947.49 964.43 P Bank 478 26 Hotels: 380.09 380.00 Paper Prod 426 20 Properties: 477.45 495.03 Bolton
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    Move to expand Asean trade
    633 1  -  NON-TARIFF BARRIERS STUDY By FOO CHOY PENG A STUDY is being carried out in the Asean countries to assess the effects of nontariff barriers (NTBs) with a view to enhancing intraAsean trade. The study, made at the request of the Asean Ministerial Committee on Trade
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    Registered stocks oversubscribed
    257 1 THE $800 million Singapore Government registered stocks were oversubscribed by $367 million yesterday. Applications for the two types of stocks, the threeyear taxable stocks and the 20-year tax-free stocks, came to $1,167 million. As the funds of unsuccessful applicants were returned into the money market, overnight rates
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    Bankers look to Skills Fund
    394 1  -  By ALVIN TAY THE Institute of Banking and Finance has approached the Skills Development Fund for help in financing three of its courses. This is the first time the institute is making such a request. A spokesman for the institute declined to comment yesterday. But
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    Shell LPG for Malaysia
    386 1  -  By i RONNIE LIM SHELL Singapore will double its supply of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) to Shell Malaysia to alleviate a gas shortage across the Causeway, a Shell official said yesterday. He said the agreement to double supplies was for "an indefinite period" but declined to
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    SDF will grant liberal subsidy for training
    290 1 THE Skills Devetopmeat Pud (SDF) will pay 7# per coat ef the fees aad salaries ef employees whe are seat by their eampaay to attead approved tralaln K eaarses. la addltlea, It will sataddlse M to If per eeat ef the airfares far
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    Freshfields may soon practise in Singapore
    487 1  -  By HSUNG BEE HWA FRESHFIELDS, the first of what may be a succession of English law firms to be allowed into Singapore, may begin to practise here before the end of the year. Late last month, two of the firm's solicitors began serving the
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      158 1 SO YOU STILL CM Air E 9 THIN LET'S TALK TEETH You wouldn't use a scouring agent to clean bone china, would you? It's the same with teeth. Yet ordinary toothpastes are too bland to remove tobacco film, and tea, coffee or other stubborn stains. The answer? New Clinomyn the
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      62 1 mm. SAUDI Arabia says oil is Mt a weapon 5 CHALLENGE pwed by cable TV companies TECHNOLOGICAL tnuutfer aid economic development 7 SHIPPING TIMES MOTOR stocks sbow considerable strength 11 CftC closes down Hill view assembly plant it NUS to increase intake of medical students It AIRCRAFT 5, TV AND
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      201 1 Leader...Page I Consumer demand patterns in ASEAN ABQ 2nd Quarter 1980 Asean has one of the world's highest growth rates and with increasing affluence, consumer patterns among the five member countries of Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore and Thailand are expected to change in the coming decades. The Second Quarter, 1980
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      149 2 f > r REJOICE! t m m *0 m m Carrier announces a major breakthrough in Energy Savings. Until now, the cost of keeping your home cool with central airconditioning has meant a faster dwindling balance in your bank account. But now, Carrier presents you with the Super Round One
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  • TRADE AND INDUSTRY
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      Hitachi to automate production
      629 3  -  By RICHARD SEAH HITACHI Consumer Products is embarking on a three-year plan to automate most of its production processes, following the successful bid by Hitachi of Japan to supply China with more than $37 million worth of black and white television sets. The sets will be
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      DART's the way to meet demand
      313 3 KALATEC Seatronics, a leading sales, service and leasing organisation offering advance electronic equipment for offshore use, has purchased a DART submersible to keep up with the increasing demand for more sophisticated underwater vessels. The Deep Access Reconnaissance Television (DART), costing U5555,000, was purchased from
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      More trade with India, Egypt
      387 3 INDIA and Egypt were among the fastest growing markets for Singapore products in May. Egypt, especially, imported almost 537 per cent more than in May last year. The total value of exports to Egypt was $60.5 million, compared with $9.5 million in the comparable period
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      Telconsult to discuss tie-up with Telecoms
      417 3  -  By HSUNG BEE HWA TELCONSULT, the international telecommunication consultancy service provided by the British Post Office, will discuss with the Telecommunications Authority of Singapore cooperation in security alarm systems. Two officials of Telconsult will come to Singapore later this month for discussions with Telecoms,
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      184 3 MR PETER Steveas has been appointed as general manager of Orchard Hotel (S), scheduled to open this December. Mr Stevens has extensive experience in this part of the world and more recently managed a hotel for Inter-Continental Hotels. Mr Keith Wilson has been appointed accounts director of
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      NPB BOOKLETS ON SALE
      129 3 The National Productivity Board (NPB) has published for sale two booklets on the improvement of the working environment and incentive payment schemes. The booklet on Improving our Working Environment the Ergonomics Approach examines the various areas where management can create better working conditions for a more
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      Toy traders hold first meeting
      117 3 THE Toy Traders Association (TTA), recently registered with the Registrar of Societies, held its inaugural meeting yesterday. The formation of the TTA was initiated by MeComm Pte Ltd, the organisers of Toycraft. MeComm were yesterday appointed by the pro-tem committee as advisor to and secretary
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      RICE
      336 4 SINGAPORE: Yesterday's closing prices in S$ per kilo, ex-godown: THAI WHITE: 100 per cent first class (Kangaroo) new crop 1.06, 100 per cent second class 0.90, 100 per cent third class 0.88, 25 per cent new crop no stock, B-10 per cent 0.80. THAI BROKEN: A-super 0.65, Special no
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      Lock icon Kaunda calls for sense of purpose to copper talks
      299 4 Reuter ZAMBIAN President Kenneth Kaunda opened the 16th ministerial meeting of the Inter-governmental Council of Copper Exporting Countries (Cipec) in Lusaka yesterday with a call for delegates to inject a sense of purpose and urgency into talks on copper between producer
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      RUBBER
      256 4 THE Singapore market closed slightly lower with August One RSS buyers quoted at 281.50 cents per kilo, down 0.50 cents from last Friday's close, dealers said. The morning market lost half a cent after fluctuating narrowly in quiet trading, they said. The market firmed slightly in early afternoon trading
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      RAS PRICES
      299 4 R.A.S. prices In cents per kilo yesterday: Noon (per kilo) Buyers Sellers Int. 1 R.S.S. prompt f.o.b. 281.00 282.00N Int. 1 R.S.S. August 282.00 282.50 Int. 1 R.S.S. September 282.50 283.00 lat. 2 R.S.S. 275.50 276.50N UK/Cont 274.50 275.50N Int. 3 R.S.S. 272.50 273.50N UK/Coot 271.50 272.50N Int.
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      SSR and SMR
      105 4 NOON SSR and SMR price* yaUfdiy: EA8 SSR 20 SSR SO (l-loo (1-ton pallet) pallet) Ai|ut (Curreat Mth) Buyer* Seller* 259 00 261OON 256.00 258 OON September (Forward Mth) Bayer* Seller* 260 00 262.00N 257.00 259 00N MRELB Auffuat September SMRCV SMRL SMR 5 SMRGP SMR 10
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      Straits Tin
      84 4 THE Straits tin price in Penaag yesterday eased Mss per picnl te $2415, $31 below the International Tin Agreement ceiling, dealers said. The (all reflected reduced baying demand at lower levels and additional supplies of tin ore from miners during the weekend despite steadier London conditions last Friday,
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      CLOSING PRICES
      38 4 Rubber July 21 Singapore: Aug: 281.50 cents (down 0.50 cent) Malaysia: Aug: 286.25 cents (up 0.50 cent) Tin: M$2,U5 (down (5) (equivalent to $34.97 per kilo) (down 8 cents) Official offering: 202 tonnes (up 18Vi tonnes)
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      TEXTILES
      192 4 YARN and cotton prices were quoted as follows in Hongkong yesterday: (In HK dollars, spot ex-go-down) Cattaa yam: China Blue Phoenix 20s 2,210; 32s 2,585, 40s 2,830 (per bale of 400 lbs). Piece gMds: China Butterfly and Globe brand unq; Dragon Head unq; Five Lambs unq; Flower and Butterfly
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      Produce exchange
      173 4 CHINESE Priiiee Exeltige, Stagapsre, eMig prim per lMkg yesterday: CMMit «II: Bulk fob 143.75 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $153.75 sellers, new drum fob $159.75 sellers. Cspra: Mixed (loose) $86.50 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $430.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper faq fob
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      PALM OIL
      127 4 IN Kuala Lumpur, the market ruled easier yesterday. There was some buying at the lower levels but most operators were sidelined awaiting a lead from Chicago, dealers said. August eased M 512.50 to $887.50 in the south and $15 to $885 per tonne in the north. The refined
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      LONDON MARKETS
      858 4 1 COFFEE: Robusta futures closed yesterday morning about steady, near the session's highs, and with gains from last Friday of £57 to £14 per tonne. Turnover was 2,532 lots including three options and about 450 lots of crass trades. Dealers said mixed dealer and producer group support activity
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  • ASIAN STOCKS
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      Small turnover on selective trading
      622 4 TOKYO ALTHOUGH Nikkei-Dow Jones index gained ground yesterday, turnover remained small. Incentive-backed speculative issues were continuously picked up individually as were before. However it was encouraging to discover that the large-capitalised issues and some blue chip precision issues demonstrated some positive reactions. This may be
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      Lock icon Hongkong
      368 4 Source: SHK See THE market opened the week on a mediocre note, considering the announcement that a tender price of HK$9O6 million for the 35,000 sq ft Harcourt Road site had been accepted. Some disappointment was noted over the unchanged interest rate decision and the lack of news concerning
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      Sydney
      395 4 SHARE prices closed mixed in subdued trading yesterday as traders reacted to new interest rate pressures, and uncertain gold trends, dealers said. Strata Oil fell A 5 cents to $2.95 despite reporting it's Woodada No 2 well had bled gas over a large proportion of its length. Santos rose
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      Bangkok
      260 4 PRICES fluctuated in narrow margin in another dull trading session yesterday, dealers said. Capital Trust (ell 1.75 baht to 33.75, First Trust 0.50 to 72.50 and Jalaprathan Cement one to 113, while South Asia Fibre rose 0.50 to 77 and Bangkok Bank closed unchanged at 294. JULY 21 Bah
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      Manila
      142 4 THE market closed generally firmer yesterday, although turnover declined to 2.8 million pesos from 4.1 million last Friday, dealers said. Atlas Con B, Benguet Con B, Lepanto B, Phil Overseas, CDCP, Marsteel, PLDT and Vulcan firmed, while First Phil Hldgs and San Miguel fell. The rest were unchanged. JULY
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      233 4 hard at it nearly 60 years. International banking wasn't the last thing American Express thought of. It was one of the first. In fact, financing international trade was an important part of American Express business during the early years of this century. Today, American Express International Banking Corporation can help
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Saudis say oil is not a weapon
      727 5 UPI AP DESPITE what some Arabs think, oil is not a weapon and should not be considered as a sort of atomic bomb to solve difficulties in the Arab world, said Saudi Arabia's Foreign Minister Prince Saud Al-Faisal. The remark, made to a
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      Lock icon Ayatollah raps Iranian officials and army chiefs
      352 5 AFP THE RUMBLINGS of new power struggles and a tougher Islamic line has appeared in Iran as religious leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeiny made sweeping attacks on Iranian ministers, army chiefs and embassy personnel. "In our embassies, there is nothing but pleasure and prostitution,"
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      Lock icon Move to stop strikes
      271 5 UPI THE government of Sri Lanka has placed restrictions on the bank accounts of opposition-backed trade unions attempting to organise a general strike. Under the regulations, which make up part of the state of national emergency called on Wednesday by President Richard Jayewardene, the President may
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      786 5 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Time From MAS MH601 0700 KUL FT T71 0710 JFK/ORD/KUL SIA/BA SQ/BA17 0715 LHR/BAH SIA SQI01 0615 KUL MAS MH621 0635 PEN RBA BI427 0930 BWN MAS MH671 0930 PEN/KUL SIA SQ211 1000 HLP CAL CB14 1000 HLP MAS MH605 1000 KUL
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      Lock icon Japanese traders expect gloomy prospects
      192 5 AFP JAPANESE businessmen expect gloomy domestic economic prospects and believe the country's economic situation will worsen in the latter half of this year. They have urged the new government to lower the official discount rate to cope with the situation as soon as possible. The
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      Lock icon Carter aides draft economic strategy
      441 5 NYT ADMINISTRATION officials have begun drafting a declaration of long-term economic policy for Mr Carter to issue soon, possibly as a campaign statement. Officials said the major new element likely to emerge in the declaration is a multi-faceted approach to revitalise the American industry. Officials
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      Lock icon Threat by Gaddafi
      135 5 Reuter LIBYAN leader Muammar Gaddafi reiterated in an interview his country will seize British, German and Italian assets if his demands for Second World War reparations are not met. He told the West German news magazine Der Spiegel that the demands were not being made too late
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Lock icon KUWAITI OIL PRICE PLAN
        404 5 Agencies KUWAIT has no plans to reduce the current price of its crude oil of U5531.50 a barrel, Minister of State for Cabinet Affairs Abdul Adz Hussein announced. "Kuwait will continue to abide by Opec resolutions in oil prices as decided by the Algiers semi-annual ministerial
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    Saudi stand is reassuring
    350 6 THE SAUDI Arabian statement that oil should not be considered as a weapon is reassuring, especially when it comes at a time when Libya, Syria and the PLO are putting mounting pressure on the country to reduce the supply of oil to force world support for
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    SDF guidelines getting clearer
    318 6 IN THE SEVEN months that the Skills Development Fund has been available as a source of funding for appropriate training programmes, many employers have submitted applications with no clear idea of whether or not their applications will be entertained by the Fund's administrators. The basic guidelines
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    Lock icon New patterns in TV power
    1473 6  -  The big US networks may be doing what Detroit did 10 years ago, says Norman Lear, producer of All in the Family ignoring the reality of competition and what the public wants. ROBERT LINDSEY reports on the diffusion of power in the entertainment industry and
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    Lock icon BIG FIGHT OVER SMALL SCREEN
    602 6 AFP TELEVISION'S "Big Three" in the United States may be denying it, but a persistent rumour around entertainment circles in New York is that they are worried enough about viewer defections to send their marketing services on the warpath. For 25 years, almost since the
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      1423 6 Barney in the dumps LIKE Bad, we wen all ed last week, mistaklag Ike Ague ke saw la tke cellar for his father. Well, Bed has get himself trapped la the past, aai tealght, SmppMrr Mai Steel make desperate efforts to preveat him tram belag 'regressed'. Bat chaacee arc, the
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    TECHNOLOGY STRATEGIES
    1535 7  -  THE QUESTION of a country's technological policy has never before been given so much thought and attention. And we can no longer dispute the fact that appropriate technological change is a major source of higher productivity in a growing economy. Technological change, the only component of productivity not
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    Lock icon Accepting the acceptance speech
    986 7  -  FORUM With WILLIAM SAFIRE NYT "I PLEDGE you, I pledge myself, to a new deal for the American people give me your help, not just to win the votes alone, but to win in this crusade to restore America to its own people." Those ringing words
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    CAR INFORMATION
    105 7  -  Letter to the Editor Beary Phan Dear Sir, I refer to your report on July 11, 1980 on "Sharp increase in car sales". Would it be more informative to provide the number of cars being scrapped over the same period? This would give a realistic figure on the
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      266 7 r >■ k THOSE WHO BEFORE ITS TOO LATE, DE-REGISTER YOUR OLD CAR AND GET A MAZDA 626, MOTORING'S FINEST VALUE! IMPORTANT REMINDER: December 31 st this year is the last date for a car of more than 10 yrs old to be scrapped for PARF benefits. If you act
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Lock icon Bypassing the floor plan
      773 8 NYT SUGGESTIONS for changing the way stocks are being traded are usually rebuffed with the comment that America's markets are the best in the world and should not be tampered with. Such a response begs the question of whether there are ways the trading system can
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      Tanzania-Lonrho dispute
      120 8 TanzaniaLonrho dispute A SOLUTION Is la sight te the dlnpate between Tun■la aad the Lenrbe mining mad trading rengiemerate, weU4afenned wmmm said yesterday. Taaiaalt seised Lnarhe Ltd'» 18 cempaaics In Dar En flalnsm In Jue lfJB after President J nils Nyerere aeeaaed It nf sanctions basting la Rbedesta aad said
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      Lock icon Fluor Mining study for PNG
      330 8 Reuter THE PAPUA New Guinea (PNG) government has commissioned Fluor Mining and Metals Inc of the US to study possible PNG industry involvement in providing infrastructure development for the OK Tedi gold and copper deposits, the Broken Hill Pty Co Ltd (BHP) said. BHP is
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      Lock icon 'Putting' becomes popular
      915 8 NYT IT WASN'T many years ago that buying a "put" was like placing a bet with a bookie. Street-wise dealers published lists of stocks on which they were offering puts, in effect accepting a buyer's bet that one of the advertised issues would decline. Puts are options
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      Lock icon Citicorp expects credit card loss
      189 8 Reuter CITICORP expects to tear a pretax less sf US$ll3 mllllea la ite credit card iperattii tab year, Cltteerp Credit Services lae prreMest Riekard C Kaae aii Mr Kaae made tae prejeettoa at a kearlag ky tae US cemptreller sf tae earreacy's sfflee lata Cltteerp*»
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      BONDS & LOANS
      676 9 BONDS LOANS THE Finnish central bank has concluded a revolving credit facility agreement for US$6OO million with 20 leading US and Canadian banks. THE Bank of Taiwan will issue US$2O million worth of floating rate certificates of deposits (FRCDs) in Europe, a bank spokesman said. The FRCDs will have a
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      Tat Lee is the latest bank to join Swift
      325 9 TAT Lee Bank is the latest local bank to j6in Swift, the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication. Tat Lee's Swift service will begin in February next year, when the next link-up comes into operations in Singapore. A spokesman for the
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      Bright prospects bring MHT to Asean region
      211 9 THE Manufacturers Hanover Trust Company (MHT) has a special interest in Asean countries because it will continue to be one of the main growth areas in the "decade of Asia". Mr Peter Sura, a senior vice president of MHT, said in KL yesterday
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      Lock icon Japan urged to cut rate
      161 9 Reuter JAPAN'S federation of economic organisations, Keidanren, will urge the new government to cut bank rate from the record-equalling 9 per cent, Keidanren Managing Director Tokizo Okuhara said. Mr Okuhara said Keidanren leaders agreed at an extraordinary meeting to seek reform of debt-ridden state finances
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      Singapore market
      439 9 THE absence of new factors resulted in a quiet foreign exchange market yesterday with the US dollar registering little movement against major currencies. Against the yen, the US dollar opened at 219.90/10 before easing slightly to 219.85/96 at Tokyo's close. It slipped in later trading to 219.53/63 before
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      Australia/NZ
      54 9 AUSTRALIAN and New Zealand exchanges opening quotes yesterday: Australian exchanges: US$ 1.1627/1.1579 Stg 0.4903/ 0.4849 90 day air mail buying rates: Stg 0.5147, U551.2023 90 day fwd buying rates: Stg 0.4939, U551.1524 NZ exchanges: Reserve bank midrate U550.9676 Trading bank indications: US$ 0.9926/0.9626 Stg 0.*****, 0.4138 90 airmail buying
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      ASIAN $
      186 9 ASIAN ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on July 21: 7 days 1 month 2 months 3 months A months 9 months 12 months US Dollar*!Spot) Offer Bid 8 15/16 813/16 9 1/16 8 15/16 93/16 91/16 95/16 9 3/16 99/16 97/16 911/16 99/16 9*4 9H 8«/n. /if
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      Discount
      49 9 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on July 21: Overnight: 3 615 16'. Call deposits: 6V. -C'4% Closing Bayimf Selling 3-month Treasury bills 8 7 8V« 3 month Bank bills 9 9/10 97/18 3 months CD 91/18 815/18 8 months CD 815/18 813/18 Source: National Discount Co
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      PLR
      22 9 THE average rale at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best Customers is 11.2 per cent.
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      HONGKONG
      29 9 HK banknotes: US$ 4.88/4.90 UK 11.55/11.75 Burma 1.20/1.50 India 5.65/5.85 Indonesia 0.73/0.83 Japan 2.225/2.235 Korea 0.72/0.82 Philippines 0.60/0.62 Singapore 2.31/2.33 Malaysia 2.28/2.30 Brunei 2.27/2.29 Thailand 24.30/24.60 Taiwan 13.20/13.50
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      GOLD
      294 9 GOLD futures in Singapore yesterday closed slightly firmer compared with last Friday's close after moving within narrow margins, dealers said. Trading was quiet and thin with no specific factors to affect movement of prices, they said. Total sales for the day w£s recorded at 138 lots and October closed
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      London
      185 9 THE U.S. dollar drifted down in quiet early trading after opening in line with last Friday's New York close, dealers said. They reported minimal activity in the absence of interest rate news, while Eurodollar deposit rates remained little changed. The dollar was quoted at 1.7442/50 marks after opening at
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      TOKYO
      160 9 THE U.S. dollar for overnight delivery closed at 219.86 yen yesterday, slightly down from a 220.20 opening but up from 219.20 at Friday's close, dealers said. Trading was quiet with volume $601 million. The dollar eased briefly to 219.65 yen in slow late trading before closing steadier following a
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      281 9 We are celebrating our 3rd Anniversary and are grateful for the support by Dunlop-Angus Industrial Group (U.K.) over these years, OIL MARINE HOSE DIVISION Aircraft Refueling Bitumen Chemical Dock Submarine Hoses LPG, etc v > INDUSTRIAL HOSE DIVISION Air General Purpose Hose Water Hose Steam Hose Petroleum Marketing Hose Oil
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    BUSINESS DONE ON THE SES & THE KLSE
    1870 10 BUSINESS DONE ON THE SES THE KLSE 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 COMMERCIAL Acma (3-288 3.306) (11)
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    Unit trusts
    158 10 HNGAPOBE UNTT TBUBT (Ma-g«s' prtees tar M 8) The Commfrw ITS I® The Savings Fund 1.7t 1.88 S'pore Prog Fund 1.32 1-38 S pore Sec Fund 114 IS S pore Invest Fund 1.74 1.83*d S pore Equity Fund 130 1* OUB-MONTAGl (Managers' prless tar Jal 8) Union Spore
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    SHARE INFORMATION SERVICE
    2795 10 Gr'» Gr'. Net 1980 Last Div Div YTd P/E Vol Day High Low Company Sale +or- C'vr cooo) High Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 370 245 Ac ma 330 -6 15.0 2.8 43 13.0 13 332 330 223 220 Alcom 223 12.0 2.5 53 12.6 140 116
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    In Kuala Lumpur
    1921 10 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units, unless otherwise specified. INDUSnUAU Atom (138S) (5) 138 (2) 2.40 (5) 137 A Ckee (131S)
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  • COMPANY MEETINGS
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      22 10 FVA8EB M Nmvc, Ltd: EOGM and AGM to be held at OCBC Centre, 19th Floor, Singapore at 11.00 a.m. on July 29
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    Afternoon sellers halt upsurge
    689 10 A LATE baat af preflt-tak-lag trimmed off earlier galas at the Stogapere stock market yesterday tat Ml ■a—■ ihMi TV market tad h—tai ea a pnataf aete la tta meralag aad boeyaat tradtag, sastaiaed UU tta ana etooe, tad tataa tta Straits Hum* ladastrial lades p
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    KL prices close on mixed note
    602 10 SHARE prices fluctuated in active trading to close on a mixed note at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Profit-taking was seen in most of the lower-liners which had participated in last week's strong run-up. However, there was also sustained buying interest in several
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      Market spotlight on healthy motor stocks
      1262 11  -  By CATHERINE ONG AGAINST the current bullish trend in the Singapore and Malaysian stock markets, motor stocks in particular have shown considerable strength rising as much as 24 per cent since the beginning of this month. Interest in this cluster of five stocks was
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      RESULTS DUE
      173 11 Company Date Last Full Year Period Announced Net EPS Gross Pre-tax last year (cents) Div. Profit Kulim <%> <$*•••> I 6/7 12.1 24 16,993 Sg Besi F 6/7 317.6 520 23,536 Alex Hldgs F 7/7 5.6 6.0 882 M Cement I 17/7 29.3 22.5 6,254 Sel Prop I
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      455 11 Current Ex Book* Date Total for Total for Payment Date Cloae Payable the year Previoua year B Kiwtn 5% I Jun 10 Jun 20 Jul 11 5% 15% B Semb 20%(e) Aug 18 Aug 23 Aug 30 20% 20% (O COM 20% I Jun 5 Jun 17 Jul
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      SCRIP ISSUE
      148 11 Company Particular* Ex Date Book* Cloae Bolton City Dev FAN Grand Central Hume M Bonus Issue of 1 (or 2 Rights Issue of 2 for 3 <9*160 per share Bonus Issue of 1 for 3 Bonus Issue of 1 for 10 Rlghys Issue of 1 for Jul 14
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      New offer from MTI
      412 11 SYARIKAT Malaysia Textile Industries (MTI) has come up with a new arrangement for the acquisition of Public Textile. Under the new arrangement, MTI will accept the five million shares representing 57.5 per cent of Public Textile's paid-up capital offered to it earlier by certain shareholders at
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      Sweet profit of $21m
      294 11 THE Central Sugars group has turned in a vastly improved set of figures for the 12 months to June 30, 1960, thanks partly to the timely diversification into cement manufacturing via a substantial holding in Pan Malaysia Cement Works. Unaudited group pre-tax profit for the period
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      Impressive results
      379 11 MALAYAN United Industries' current first half-year results just announced have far surpassed even the group's forecast for the full current year to Dec 31. 1980. The MUI group has disclosed pre-tax profit for the interim period to June 30, 1980, of $14.43 million compared with its own forecast
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      Lock icon Burgeoning coffers
      535 11 \MSKK3 by HOCK LOCK SIEW LATEST car sales figures tell the story. The overwhelming message for the i publicly-listed motor groups is for a lot more cheer. Not to mention burgeoning I coffers. The death knell for the local motor industry was supposed to have been sounded some
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    • LATEST RESULTS
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        ALEXANDRA Holdings
        43 11 has reported pre-tax earnings of 51.024 million ($BBl,BOO previously) for the year ended Mar 31, 1980. The directors of the company have decided to recommend a first and final dividend of 6 per cent less tax, unchanged from the previous year.
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        BERJAYA Kawat
        82 11 has an- nounced pre-tax profits of $5,311 million for the year ended Apr 30, 1980, compared with the previous $3,758 million. A final dividend of 7 per cent (tax exempt) will be recommended in respect of the latest results. If approved, the dividend will be paid on Sep
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        THE pre-tax profit of George Town Dispensary
        73 11 fell to $50,106 for the year ended Jan 31, 1980, from the previous year's earnings of $60,616. Turnover was $1.82 million ($1,999 million). The directors of the company have proposed a reduced final dividend of 3 per cent less tax (5 per cent).
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      222 11 THE shares of Malaysiaa Cutiiaera have been suspended temporarily at the request of the company. The directors said yesterday that an announcement will be made shortly. THE KLSE has queried Bandar Ray a concerning the acquisition of Kuala Lumpur Land. The KLSE has requested the company to disclose
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      142 11 NOTICE TAKE NOTICE THAT I, LOUIS SIM Al TAT (l/C No: *****74/ A) HAVE ON THE 22ND DAY OF JULY 1980 ON MY OWN FREE WILL AND ACCORD HAVE LEFT ERRIA SHIPPING PTE LTD. I WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS FOR THEIR PAST SUPPORT. I CAN BE
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    CONDEMNED OFFICERS
    59 12 FIVE Iranian military afflcers, (left to right) Major Farokhiad Jahangiri, Captain Mohammed Malek, Homafar Yensef Pour-Rezai, retired Brigadier General Ayat Mohagheghi and Captain Bijan Iran-Nejad, were executed early Sunday on charges of participation in an abortive coup attempt against the Islamic Republic of Iran. UPI picture shows the
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    NUS to increase intake of medical students
    247 12 THE National University of Singapore (NUS) plans to increase its annual intake of first-year medical students from 170 students to just over 200 by the mid1980s. This target is based on projections of manpower requirements by the Ministry of Trade and Industry, talcing
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    Lock icon Merchant acquitted of sinking ship
    411 12 Reuter A HONGKONG merchant, Paul Cheng Pak-Hoi, 44, was acquitted in Hongkong yesterday of ordering the sinking of his 7,000-tonne cargo ship, the Jal Sea Condiyr, to claim insurance of US$l.25 million. District Judge Brain Jones described the state prosecution case as incompetent and the
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    Lock icon Soviet move to boost Karmal's influence
    309 12 UPI SOVIET occupation officials have ordered a major government reorganisation to shore up the flagging influence of Afghan Prime Minister Babrak Karmal by minimising his opposition's power, political observers said in New Delhi yesterday. The reorganisation, announced on Radio Kabul and monitored in New
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    LONDON STOCKS
    857 12 LONDON, Mon. After a firm opening, share prices closed narrowly mixed in subdued trading ahead of tomorrow's UK unemployment statistics, dealers said. At 3pm, the FT index was up 0.2 points at 497.5. Industrial leaders showed mixed movements of a penny or two while government bonds were up
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    S'pore-KL air fares to go up by 25pc next month
    311 12 AIR fares for all routes between Malaysia and Singapore will go up by an average of 25 per cent for economy and 40 per cent for first class from next month. The Confidential Memorandum of Understanding (CMU) which forms the
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    No application
    39 12 BUSINESS Times yesterday reported that a Brazilian bank, Banco do Commercio E Industria de Sao Paulo, has been given permission to register its certificates of deposit here. The bank, in fact, has not applied for such permission.
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    C & C stops assembly operations
    349 12 C C stops assembly operations CYCLE A Carriage's Singapore assembly plant for Mercedes-Benz vehicles ceased operating yesterday, the third car assembly plant to do so this year. This follows the Government's decision to lift import duties on imported vehicles from Aug 1 this year. In February this year, Swedish car
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    Lock icon Offer of help to kill sales of textile quotas
    288 12 AFP CANADA has offered Hongkong international assistance in killing quota farming, the illegal sale of quotas, according to the July issue of Textile Asia. Mr Peter Clark, executive director of the Canadian Apparel Manufacturers' Institute, made the offer at the international
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    Lock icon Call for border zone rejected
    283 12 Reuter THAI Prime Minister Prem Tinsulandonda was yesterday quoted as dismissing Indochinese proposals for a demilitarised zone along the ThaiKampucbean border. The proposals for such a zone and other measures were put forward at a conference of foreign ministers of Vietnam, Kampuchea and Laos last
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    Funds management
    93 12 THE chairman of the Association of Banks in Singapore (ABS), Mr Tjio Kay Loen, yesterday said it is now up to banks and other financial institutions to develop their funds management capabilities and show that they too can do the job. Mr Tjio said the ABS welcomed the
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      128 12 ADVeMTtSCUCMT Peace Declared Today, many businessmen are declaring that they have found peace. Servicing peace. Said one businessman, "It's good to be able to relax. Now, I just leave it all tc Carrier". It's true. With a Carrier Service Agreement, Carrier technicians carry out a program of regular,. planned aircon
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      250 12 m mU I Ui i If. HPSKV SE™ e 1 > i a t 1 c n M T' on Sale Now Was Chairman Mao a secret communist? Is America in danger of going capitalist? Do airlines discriminate in favor of baggage? Are you suffering from trans-galactic schizophrenia? Is the
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      64 12 Outlook for Singapore from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. today: Showers in several places in late morning. Report for 24 hours prior to 7JI p.m. oo July 21 at the airport. Maximum temperature 31.0 Associated humidity 67 Minimum temperature 23.0 Associated humidity 96 Hours of sunshine 6.30 Rainfall in millimetres
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
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        Dispute settled
        105 13 A WEEK-LONG "sit-in" by officers and crew of an offshore platform supply boat sold by a Singapore shipyard after her owners ran into financial trouble ended last Thursday. Lloyd's List reports the dispute involving the Sea Producer at Aberdeen was settled at around £60,000. The 2,100-tonne vessel has
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        Lock icon Egypt-Israel service
        72 13 Reuter THE first regular sea cargo service between Egypt and Israel has started operating. Alexandria port authority said the 4,543-tonne Israeli freighter Jasmine left Alexandria on Sunday after unloading a cargo of musical instruments, empty plastic boxes, kitchenware and peaches. The freighter arrived in Alexandria from the Israeli
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        Lock icon Refugees rescued
        77 13 Reuter THREE Vietnamese refugees were rescued in rough seas by a British cargo ship about 80 nautical miles west of Manila last Friday. A British embassy spokesman in Manila said the ship called, Wayfarer, was on its way to Taiwan when it rescued the refugees and brought then
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      Proposal to set up seamen's board in Malaysia
      554 13  -  By G DURAIRAJ MALAYSIA should form a national seamen's board immediately to facilitate the supply of Malaysian crew and provide a form of machinery for joint negotiations between shipowners and seafarers. This was proposed by Malaysia Shipping Corporation managing director Encik A
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      Fesco uses four Pula ships for Australian run
      262 13 RUSSIA'S Far Eastern Shipping Company has begun a two-weekly service from Australia to Japan and the USSR Pacific coast operating four Pula class ships, each of 704 TEUs capacity. This confirms expectations that Fesco would not quit the Australian trade completely following
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      INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
      556 13 SfcippiBgLJae P»ge C4 Shipping Use P«e CM Adriatic IV 5 ent IV 4 Afea VI 3 Evergreen IV 3 Afro-Eurasia vn 2 Fesco V 1/2 All trans VI 5 Flotta Lauro V 5 Alpac VI 5 Fortune VI 5 Angkutan VI 4 Franco-Belg m 4/5 Angonave VI
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      Seatrain ships Bell Helicopter in a 'high cube'
      498 14 THE FIRST executive model Bell Helicopter ever containerised into a "high-cube" 40-ft container in Hurst, Texas is on its way to Manila via Sea train Pacific Services. The Bell Model 222 Executive Series aircraft measur- ing more than 36 feet long and
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      Container Schedules
      972 14 RECEIVING OF EXPORT PCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO AT CONTAINER TERMINAL NB. (1) Each vessel's estimated time of arrival is advised by the Shipping Line/Agent and Is subject to change (2) All export FCL containers and LCL cargo must be delivered to the Authority's premises during the following
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1494 14 CHARTERING last Friday was mainly geared to North American grain bookings with rates holding (airly steady, brokers said. The unchanged level of $27 flo was paid (or business from the US Gulf to Venezuela in Aug while the $15 fio paid for a spot cargo from the Gulf
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      Lock icon Liberian registry hit by jitters after the coup
      672 15 UPI JESSE Montgomery sits in a fourth-floor office in a dilapidated building on Monrovia's Broad Street helping oversee the world's largest merchant shipping fleet. Hundreds of the biggest ships afloat, including huge cargo vessels and oil supertankers, fly the Liberian flag, a
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      Lock icon Oil company cuts surplus problem by downsizing
      564 15 NYT WHAT can you do with four 200,000-ton supertankers made virtually obsolete by the need to reduce oil consumption and the cross-cur-rents of the shipping business? One possibility is to slice them apart and try to make them smaller. "In simple terms," said
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      SHIPS IN PORT
      466 15 EXPECTED ARRIVALS TODAY KEPPEL WHARVES Atlantic Maru (1600 after Joseph Konrad Korzeniowski) 47 Brinton Lykes (1400 after Pola will haul to Gdn. 13/14 1400/23 rd for P/O) 10/11 Centaur (Passenger) (0700 after Gallant Pioneer) 44 Equator n (after Builder) 22 Hyupchin No. 15 (Tanker) (after Hoe Hing
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due ... and when
      2985 19 SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due and when SCHEDULE A guide to ships loading at Singapore for Ports around the World The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port
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      Lock icon Forty Japanese companies made profits last year
      200 20 Reuter HELPED by increased de- mand for trampers and specialised carriers and the >v.yen's appreciation, Japan's shipping industry found its .way out of protracted reces- sion in fiscal 1979, which ended last March 31. The Japanese Transport Ministry said in a "white /'paper"
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      Lock icon Tanker market outlook bleak
      417 20 Reuter LOW freight rates and an oversupply of tonnage continues to feature in the oil tanker market and there is no sign of any near-term change, London tanker brokers say. Galbraith Wrightson says the depression applies especially to VLCCs and ULCCs and with the large volume
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      The Consortia
      132 20 The major shipping consortia operating between the Far East/Europe and Straits ports/Australia and the member lines. ACE (FAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services. •K' Line. Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Orient Overseas Container Line. Cho Yang Shipping. ANRO (STRAITS/AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia/Straits Container Line. Nedlloyd Lines. Neptune
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      World's largest tanker delivered to Sig Bergesen
      212 20 THE Norwegian shipping company Sig Bergesen recently took delivery of the 330,000dwt tanker Berge Pioneer, reputedly the largest tanker in the world. The vessel was built at Mitsui Engineering and Shipbuilding in Japan in accordance with the requirements of the Inter-Govern-mental Maritime Consultative
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      WHO ACTS FOR WHOM..
      1507 20 The leading shipping lines operating from local Crts and the agents who handle cargo bookings r them. A B Adriatic Ceatalaer Continental Feeders (S)/Cargo Freight (PK). AFEA Singapore Shipping Agencies (S)/Euro-Asia Line (PK/PN). Alfred C. Teepfer Sea Consortium (S)/Marintex Enterprise (PK). Alpac Intrasea (S) Yeo Shpg
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      349 13 PIL GROUP REGULAR CONTAINER FEEDER SERVICE TO SOUTH EAST ASIA. ALSO PROVIDE REGULAR SEMI-CON-TAINER SERVICE FOR THE PERSIAN GULF AND RED SEA PORTS. See Page IA RDIM A\l A H Orient Overseas ComiciHeA Line FULLY CONTMNEMSED SERVICE TO EUROPE (VIA S KOREAN JACUN (W KmiCGMKT IN QCVALO PU 23* T
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      291 13 fa i SEALORI) LU ANTAH H m UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG) EXPRESS MULTI-PURPOSE SERVICES BN KHALLKAN V.27 BM DOR AC V 39 Loading for Dubai (31/7), Dammam (3/8), Kuwait (6/8). Doha (9/8). Abu Dhabi (12/8) Mma Qaboos (3/9) Mma Al Fahal (4/9) Dubai (6/9) Damman (8/9) Kuwait (10/9)
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      20 13 I CONTAINER Schedules n LONDON Freights U/m SHIPS In Port HI SHIPPING List VH REGIONAL Weather Vffl THE Consortia Vm
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      579 13 a Hapag-Lloyd Fully containerised to Europe and United States. Regular, reliable and on time. 1 MAERSK LINE EXPORT TO U.S. PACIFIC. GULF, ATLANTIC, EAST CANADA AND ASIAN PORTS Singapore Closing Times a 27 July 1500 hrs CFS 26 luly 2400 hrs TO ARABIAN/PERSIAN GULF-FULLY CONTAINERIZED SERVICE Spore Hone Kone Karachi
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      607 14 LEO SHIPPING PTE LTD. SINGAPORE PERNAS-MISC SE3 SHIPPING AGENCIES SDN BHD, PORT KELANG PENANG M 7/7, HEAD OFFICE: WISMA MISC TEL: NO: KL *****8 MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHPP+IG CORPORATION BERHAD iL.. I 1 1 i.IL. Car MM tor. 1) Mm Genoa. 2) Amsterdam. Antwerp. L.Havre. Bilbao Bade. UK. 3) Bremen. Bremenhaven,
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      268 14 BBS SUPERCARRIER SERVICE WEEKLY SERVICE TO PANAMA, US ATLANTIC GULF AND E. CANADA is nMm Ma •25/7 31-1/1 7 9/8 •10/1 TMi 2-3/8 24/1 17-18/8 CM l/» 2S/9 17 n 6/9 1/10 22/9 Sa* CMn 8/9 4/10 S/10 24/9 r— i N Tat MsM 9/9 9/9 7/10 9/10 11/10 25/9
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      857 15 STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Ports and Bangkok Containership Services To/From Banfkok um 23/24 M 31/31 M Singapore to Sabah. Sarawak and Brunei SIM HI MOK 112 STtAfTS STMTTS SUn ID I 14 <12 SO 11 »II Xl*. reus (:3 TAPAM 14 STM 1U Lab. KK SUn STIAfTs
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      546 15 NOTICE CARGO VESSEL AVAILABLE 2000 dwt single decker available Singapore about 26th July 1980. Interested in cargo direction East Malaysia telephone: *****33. rS Franco Belyion Services I Fir Fast Frc.ich Service with Bt hjian Far K<is!<rn L tries) f CON jOS t l i mi cowmbbnt struct fmm eumpi MKK
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      572 16 Hapag-Uoyd S'porc PK Pen Bilbao Genoa Hburg Bremen Rdara Antwerp 29/7 1/1 27/8 21/1 6/9 3/9 1/9 4/1 9/t 11/9 7/9 V 9 to usa/cawipa Eipreu Uwpl Bar P Mar* Spore Ml HK Long Oakland Seattle Beach Tacom 23/7 Eft* Eipras 2/8 19/8 21/8 24/8 29/7 Eft* 8/8 > 9/8
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      507 16 KOREA LINE SHIPPING CORPN f K da* PENANG STORE AIT/URIS3W 21-24 Juty 2S-27 kiy 29 My-2 Aug FROM BUSAN BANGKOK ALTAR 154E 21-24 July 25-27 July 29 July-2-Aug TO BUSAN VEGA 151W 10-13 Aut 14-18 Auf 18-21 Au| FROM BUSAN BANGKOK VEGA 152E 10/13 Aug 14-16 Auf 18-21 Auf TO
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      516 16 EVERGREEN LINE FAR EAST EUROPE EXPRESS FULL CONTAINER SERVICE 1 ACCEPTMG CARGO FOR: HAMBURG. FELIXSTOWE. ROTTERDAM. ANTWERP. IE HAVRE ALSO ACCEPTWG CARGO FOR: UNFED KINGDOM SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. MANCHESTER. NRMMGHAM BRISTOL. LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. LEEDS WEST GERMANY 6KMERHAVCN HOLLAND AMSTERDAM S>an Haakw| liWaitMa fdnhoi Unrp It few* 1A« akm 24fc« Mta| 29
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      637 16 I Everett Lines m Bunm F»v« Star Sfcippim C«rpn. "BURMESE NATIONAL LINE LOAUNG FOt RANG! kNrt/aMr nm m n in Motoyva BOUSTEAD SHPHNG NOS KL *****2/*****9 mm Aff—tim Dt k»M S. A. C.I. F ARGENTINE NATIONAL LINE Trtnsportacton Macitimi Mtxiana S. A. "MEXICAN NATIONAL LINE fMM TtV PUNTAKNAS (COSTA MCA)
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      605 16 rao.s.E. OCEAN SHIPPING ENTERPRISES PTE LTD SANKYO LINE AUSTRALIA SERVICE SMppara f Loadhf tar E 1/2 M 3/4 Ami STB. MEL, ACQ BANGLADESH SERVICE 15/lf Am CHTTAGOMG, CHALNA JAPAN/STRAITS SERVICE SMtapara P. Rata* Niung m 0-RE SOURCES SMGAPOM TEL *****44/7a*****7* k nara m 4UM4 4mtu corn AMI BOQKMC OCEAN SMPfWC
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      780 17 L. PIL GROUP EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICE A SING APORE/CHITTAGONG/RANGOON/SER VICES Singapore 29/31 My Loading Foe: Chittagong, Madras SINGAPORE/BANGKOK/SINGAPORE OIRECT SERVICES SINGAPORE/INDONESIA/SINGAPOfIE SERVICES S.E.A. Container Feeder Service SINGAPORE/BANGKOK/HONGKONG/MANILA ACCEPTING LCL/FCL/REEFER CONTAINERS/ VESSEL VOY, Zircon 14S N«p. Topaz 18S N«p. Zircon 16S Nop. Topaz 18S *LCL 25/7 Noon. FCL MANILA HONGKONG SINGAPORE
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      820 17 rpr* BEN LINE CONTAINERS RATH UKRTY TO CALL AT RED SEA POSTS SPORE *****4. R LUMPUR *****4 P KELANG *****6 PENANG ***** BEN ASIA CONTAINER SERVICE EXPRESS CONIMNER SERVICE STRAITC/TMNAN/JAPAN o C*pe In 3421 24/7 Ma Ac* 1122 24/7 taw* 5417 1/1 Ka 9m MM 4/4 Cfee «c* 3422 17/1
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      721 17 .ll' Scan Dutch WEEKLY EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE lOMCD/UK/HOSCAW 8 It w \i I# l i 1 iiy lUL CMI iT" MM DCW|2)(fW| nn> 4)T*b SXjH (XTmßm ft M M M m a/7 v« M a/7 3/1 M M M It/7 l/| 5/1 -f M kM 21/7 21/7 IJ/I 17/1 111
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      505 17 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BANK LINE FOR REUMON ft SOUTH AFRICA KUANTAN SWGAPORE eta Reunion Durban Capetown PtEta (also accepting East London cargo) KAVEtBANK 19-21/8 22-26/8 4/9 10/9 17/9 20/9 Lines U.S. WEST COAST SERVICE oh«d trap BHNTON ITHJ (al vessels also cai Long*** Loaftaack/los Angeles 8 San Francoce) T/S via
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      818 18 K line KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICES 1 TO NORTH AMERICA Cjf|9tt Mm accipUfefc B«tw. St. Ma. PMjdta tar Oakiaad. Vjacamr. PartM. Mm. Gjtroton. few Orttjm. H, NvfA, Ebtensrt. Sjvmuli, lifttwtfc TO EUROPE (acnpMit urfMS to kainn w HmM|) FROM EUROPE TO FAR EAST VMS* cil trbwt Brawn.
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      492 18 @2 0 CAUFORJM/MCFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAMER/REEFER SERVICE Leedhif Iw: lOS USIQ. SAN FtANCBCO. KATTIE, TACOMA. MNCQMEK, B.C. fee** FO/FCI tatatan AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAMER SERVICE Accept* FO/FO. Ceebtaen PMmi Spore Brn sm IM tM HUMS- 7i Mr 27 My 1 Ae| 1? Am| 17 A* "Umar 13 faf 14Ae|
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      498 18 ir <>ill > SINGAPORE SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE. LTD 20TH FLOOR OCf AN BUILDING SINGAPORE OIOJ marketing *****2 13 lines* general <*****1 14 lines' TERMINAL OF f ICE *****83 TELEX RS ***** RS ***** A B CARSHIP CABLE CARGOSHIP ll'ii I'Mflll I! Container Lines WEEKLY CONTAINER SERVICE to/from BANGKOK JADE BOUNTY
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      476 18 U\ QRANARD LIME INDEPENDENT-attractive rates MEDITERRANEAN SEA SERVICE ALSO ACCEPTING CONTAINER CARGO PCL ONLY FOIt PORT SAID. ALEXANDRIA, BEIRUT. LATTAKIA UMASSOL. ISTANBUL A PIRAEUS Specially engaged agents A stevedores providing immediate discharge FOtIWE STN VJM mm CHEONC V.4IW +C*| Part M| Naa 27 Am iLatUta eriy STRAITS/EAST ASM SERVICE U-,Nr
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      597 18 REGULAR INDEPENDENT SEMI/FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE S>ara f. Mmk Nmi Lea*g Mr IMS 4 Aeg I Ami lOTTEIDNM/KNL ALPAC V.43 ALP AC LINE SOUTH AFRICA SERTICE S pore P. KeUng Penang Ltadtag Mr 10 Aog 15 Am REUNON/MAJUNGA/ Ag*K aniASEA (TO) lIS *****11 BOOKK *****57 11*- lED SNPfM I
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      645 19 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD FAR EAST/EUROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE a TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): -Se' ot 'he ACf TO AND FROM AUSTRALIA: Also accepting cargo to/from Bangkok and E. Malaysia. +A. ASIA S'pore Closing Times: FCL Cargo LCL Cargo 1500 24/7 0300 24/7 TO WEST COAST (USA)/CANADA K ZRC ON
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      87 20 NOTICE 0 WATERMAN STEAMSHIP CORPORATION is plossad to aaaoaaca tha caamaacaanat af i ragalar monthly LASH sarvica affariag cargo tpaca froai Saath East Asiaa parts to U.S. Atlaatic. Gait lad Mississippi River ports. The first sailing will be the vessel Voy. Penang Port Kelang Singapore "GEORGE WYTHE" (BH. 1974) WSCI
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