The Business Times, 30 December 1981
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Title Section11 1981-12-30 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 107/1/81 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER M, 1(81 60 CENTS11 words
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380 1981-12-30 1 RICHARD SEAH - By RICHARD SEAH CHANGI International Airpal has yet to experience the real growth in air traffic. An "air travel explosion" can occur when Asian and South American countries around the Pacific solve their energy problems and achieve greater economic progress. This forecast of380 words
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203 1981-12-30 1 THE Ministry of Health's total recurrent and development expenditure last year amounted to $261.01 million, an increase of 23 per cent over 1979's budget of $212.17 million. But the increase was partly defrayed by a substantial increase in revenue collected. The ministry collected $51.69203 words
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Article521 1981-12-30 1 SALMA KHALIK - By SALMA KHALIK ONE of the fastest growing American companies will be setting up manufacturing facilities here early next year. Tandon, listed as the fifth fastest growing US company between 1976 and 1961, will be manufacturing floppy disc drives for use in business521 words
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Article442 1981-12-30 1 AGNES WEE - By AGNES WEE LOCAL architects are calling 011 the government to support their overseas efforts. Theywant incentives similar to the Australian Export Market Development Grant Scheme. This scheme provides grants based on eligible expenditure incurred on overseas market research and development, promotional literature, the cost of442 words
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346 1981-12-30 1 TUB WWU MMj Hfpiy grew If MM ÜBDVI UUm to IKI to a total si VBsLt trUßsa, ■>!■% to t m!> eatottoa by the Baak si Mb repressato a grawth tin ft* eeat. vfee-pnslUkiat fir latmsttaasJ eeeaeales: "Evm thsagh ri stower grawth, tfeto346 words
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BRIEFLY...
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Article96 1981-12-30 1 THE Singapore Bus Service is paying $16.4 million in wage increases to its 12,000-strong workforce this year. Of this amount, $14 million will be the first tier National Wages Council increase as SBS has agreed to pay $32 plus 8 per cent this year. The remaining $2.496 words
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Article54 1981-12-30 1 Reuter KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. .Japan was Malaysia's leading investor in the first 10 months this year, followed by Australia, whose investments rose by more than 10 times from the same period in 1900. Statistics from the Malaysian Industrial Development Corporation showed Singapore in fourth place and the USReuter - 54 words
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Article59 1981-12-30 1 UPI LONDON, Tues. The US dollar opened marginally higher in quiet trading on European money markets today, but dealers said it was losing ground in early trading. Gold fell further in Zurich and London. It opened in Zurich at U*****.50, down $3.50, and in London atUPI - 59 words
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Article67 1981-12-30 1 Reuter WASHINGTON, Tues. The Pentagon wants to deploy a large new arsenal of nerve gas in Britain as part of a multi-billion dollar buildup for possible chemical war in Europe. The Pentagon's Defence Science Board recommended the deploy- ment on US air bases in Britain because ofReuter - 67 words
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Article52 1981-12-30 1 Reuter HAMBURG, Tues. An international jury of motoring writers has voted the French-built Renault 9 "Car of the Year" for 1981. The Renault model received the votes of 40 of the 52 writers from 16 countries who took part in the annual poll organised by six EuropeanReuter - 52 words
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Article32 1981-12-30 1 LONDON, Tues. Warsaw Radio reported today that 12 ringleaders of a two-week sit-in strike by coalminers at the Piast colliery in southern Poland have been arrested by Polish military authorities.32 words
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Article75 1981-12-30 1 Reuter LONDON, Tues. A senior union negotiator today told Britain's biggest carmaker, Ford, it would have to improve a 7.4 per cent pay rise to avert a strike by 54,000 blue-collar workers next week. Ford, in an effort to head off the walkout set for Jan 5, hasReuter - 75 words
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Article48 1981-12-30 1 AP BEIJING, Tues. A new fourengine jetliner designed and built by China has flown back to its home base in Shanghai after a successful test flight to Beijing. The "Transport 10," designed to carry 178 passengers, completed the 1,140-km flight in 93 minutes on Sunday. APAP - 48 words
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225 1981-12-30 1 Reuter THE world's leading insurer of shipowners against losses caused by industrial action yesterday announced it would terminate all cover on Australian companies because of the country's bad strike record. Mr Llew Bo wen, executive director of the Australian Chamber of Shipping, said inReuter - 225 words
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482 1981-12-30 1 LILLIAN CHEW - By LILLIAN CHEW AT LEAST 20 million boag teas (red packets) have been ordered by banks. Because of cheaper paper, and stiff competition and Increased mechanisation among paper product makers, banks will be paying less for the millions of red packets they will be482 words
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Advertisement230 1981-12-30 1 SEJATI Motor expects to tjorrow US$3O million to help finance the purchase of several marketing and manufacturing fa- cilities from Inchcape Page lfc BANKS will have to decide now the kind of managers they wish to have in the year 2°oo Page t TARESCO has been given the franchise to230 words
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Advertisement62 1981-12-30 1 THE TRUCK RENAL COMPANY YOU'VE NEVER HEARD OF qiiJpT At BTW, not only are we trying to make a name for ourselves in car rental, but we have flat beds, p»ck-ups, vans, right up to 3 tonners as well. All with the extraservice that used to be unheard of. ft62 words
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Advertisement208 1981-12-30 1 Singapore's Business World at your Fingertips The Straits Times DIRECTORY Of Singapore (Buku Merah) He said it was artittcial respiration, but now I find I am to have his child." A Burgess There are many fools at a university as elsewhere But their folly, I admit lias a certain stamp208 words
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BANKING AND FINANCE
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430 1981-12-30 2 LEE YOKE MENG - By LEE YOKE MENG BANK management will have to decide now the kind of managers they wish to have in the year 2000, said the training manager of the Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation, Dr Png Poh Seng. Otherwise, they may find themselves ill-equipped430 words
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223 1981-12-30 2 UPI THE amount of new funds raised on international capital markets in December totalled US$ll.6 billion, representing a drop of $3.6 billion from November and about $0.6 billion from October. According to a report of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation andUPI - 223 words
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376 1981-12-30 2 Reuter GOLD purchased by central banks for physical delivery in Switzerland will be exempt from retail sales tax from the start of 1982, a Finance Ministry spokesman said. Swiss Finance Minister Willi Ritschard has signed a decree to this effect, be said. GoldReuter - 376 words
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Article210 1981-12-30 2 Reuter WEST German banks can look forward with some confidence to 1982, with many signs pointing to continued improvement in operating profits, German Ranking Association president Harald Kuehnen said. In an interview in the financial newspaper HandeJsblatt, he forecast banks will make every effort to restrainReuter - 210 words
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136 1981-12-30 2 SALES of insurance policies by NTUC Income is likely to reach $185 million by the end of this month. The company has grossed almost $169 million in the first 11 months of the year, 15.7 per cent more than In the same period136 words
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Article33 1981-12-30 2 CHARTERED Bank became the eighth major bank to move its prime lending rate to the 11.75 per cent level. The new rate, representing a V* point cut, will be effective today.33 words
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233 1981-12-30 2 Reuter JAPAN'S economy will grow by a real 3.6 per cent in fiscal 1982, starting next April, from the current fiscal year. Sumitomo Bank said in 4n economic forecast that this compares with a projected 3.3 per cent growth for fiscalReuter - 233 words
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Article150 1981-12-30 2 UPI THE Bank of Korea, South Korea's central bank, lowered interest rates yesterday on most bank loans by one Cr cent for the third time two months. The bank lowered interest rates by one per cent twice in November. Under the revised K»nk rates, discountUPI - 150 words
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267 1981-12-30 2 AP THE price of silver in the US sank to its lowest level in more than 2V4 years on Monday and gold prices dropped below the US$4OO an ounce mark for the first time since November. Dealers said trading was extremely light.AP - 267 words
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Article461 1981-12-30 2 THE US dollar weakened against the major currencies during trading on the local foreign exchange market yesterday. On the whole, it was a quiet day of trading as most European banks have closed their books for the year. Against the Singapore dollar, the US currency opened at 2.0465/461 words
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Article246 1981-12-30 2 THE US dollar in Hongkong yesterday was steady to slightly firmer against most major currencies in quiet, thin late foreign exchanges The dollar, aided by steadier Asian dollar rates, traded at 2.2710/40 marks against an early 2.2700/30 and New York's 2.2800/2710 finish. Sterling was virtually unchanged at $1.8900/40, compared246 words
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Article22 1981-12-30 2 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks ere currently prepared to lend to their best customer* is 11.88 per cent.22 words
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Article180 1981-12-30 2 ASIAN RATES ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Dec 29: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names on Dec 29: 7 days 1 month 2 months 3 month! 6 months 9 months 12 months USDrfbnjgp, 14% 14* 13 13/16 13 11/16 1315/16 1313/16 14 3/16180 words
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Article41 1981-12-30 2 RANGE of nrtCM oO Btd by discount hni— on Dec B: Overnight: 4V,% OH deports: 2% to 4M% Bvh «Mbn 3-month Treasury bUls 2H 2W J-month Bank bills 8H •H Smooth*CD S* 6 months CD ®H Source: National Discount Co41 words
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Article272 1981-12-30 2 SINGAPORE gold futures yesterday closed generally weaker compared with overnight levels in thin trading, dealers said. Prices were marked down between US$6.5O and 17.50 an ounce at the outset following the metal's decline in New York overnight and thereafter prices fluctuated marginally. Total sales for the day was recorded272 words
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Article36 1981-12-30 2 Mm Itan Sew York 7 21B UBS ft —p US uuncn 1MB UK Tm Mm Singapore 7 .MB MB LIS USS Hnrtwg prk <» Ja US dollar* a troy onno k. Source: Credit Suisse, S'pore.36 words
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Article172 1981-12-30 2 THE US dollar for overnight delivery in Tokyo yesterday closed weaker at 221.96 yen against its 222.60 opening. This was down on the 222.40/80 finish in New York and 222.55/85 US West Coast overnight ending, but higher than the 221.55 close in Tokyo on Monday. Trading was moderate with172 words
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Article154 1981-12-30 2 largely offset by a $1.7 billion upwards revision in the previous week's figures. Eurodollar deposit rates are expected to be distorted this week by the thin conditions and usual end-of-year pressures. Sterling closed at $LBBBO/: 8930, little changed from Monday night. Sterling's trade-weighted index opened unchanged from last Thursday's154 words
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Advertisement112 1981-12-30 2 TT American Express Travel Service the travel and convention .experts l j i ■m i z: Backed by the resources of a worldwide network of over 1000 offices of American Express Company, its subsidiaries and representatives. Topflight professionals are able to handle the full range of convention and travel related112 words
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Advertisement429 1981-12-30 2 NAT** iejukts on a platter <1 V VI The Straits Times Ocutation 219.9W Singapore's national daily with a readership of M 7.000. and Mill Which cut of the Singapore market would you like? growing, is the largest English language daily m South East Asia It is also available daily in429 words
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TRADE AND INDUSTRY
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Article, Illustration262 1981-12-30 3 THE Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry has revealed the final design of its multistorey Guild House in Telok Ayer Street. After several changes and period of delay, the management committee mem--bers agreed on the design at .the monthly meeting yesterday. It will be262 words
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Article435 1981-12-30 3 GENERAL Electric (US) Aviation Service Operation Pte Ltd has dispatched to Indian Airlines the first shipment of CF6 stage 1 high pressure turbine blades after repair in Singapore. The company's new repair facility is authorised by the Department of Civil Aviation and the US Federal Aviation Administration to435 words
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Article355 1981-12-30 3 BEMINABB AND COUBBES Dec 28-Jan 20: Financial Planning for Marketing activities, Cuppage Centre, NPB Jan 2-Feb 27: Industrial Microcomputer System, Bukit Timah Centre, Department of Extramural Studies, NUS Jan 4-Mar 1: Skills and Strategies for Effective Managements, Waterloo Centre, Department of Extramural Studies, NUS Jan 5-7: Leadership Styles,355 words
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283 1981-12-30 3 A LEADING manufacturer of gear-motors and power transmission equipment will be setting up an assembly plant bere to serve the Asia and Pacific regions. The German-based SewEurodriVe will invest $2.5 million in a plant and machinery at Jurong for the new wholly-owned283 words
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164 1981-12-30 3 THE DATA Processing Managers' Association is holding a one-day seminar on "Developing Singapore into a software centre" on Jan 14 at the Mandarin Hotel. It is organised for data processing managers, senior computer professionals and decision makers connected with the computer industry. The objective164 words
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Article, Illustration278 1981-12-30 3 INDUSTRIAL and Commercial Bank has appointed Mr Tm fMij Have as an adviser from Jan 1. Pi or to this appointment, Mr Tan was an assistant general manager with the Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation. The bank has also promoted Mr Brie Chlng, assistant general manager and Mr Alm278 words
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550 1981-12-30 3 LIM SOON NEO - By LIM SOON NEO A US manufacturer has given a local company with international links the franchise to distribute and market and later to manufacture a new beverage that tastes, smells, looks and brews like coffee but does not contain any caffeine, oils or550 words
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Advertisement72 1981-12-30 3 THE Premium Blend i MM =4 V H' I I ";U? ■I V>\ <v 1 DE LI ANCESTORSCOTCH WHISKY •J if! J A I'l 1)1. I I Xk ancestor SCOTCH WHISK *0 s?>/i V I < •> '•M 'I l V p .V vv C; a s*> I •r* r§72 words
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OVERSEAS
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723 1981-12-30 4 UPI WORKERS across Poland turned out defective parts and slowed production in the first reports of industrial sabotage against the martial law rule of Prime Minister Wojciech Jaruzelski, who earlier ended a 15-day miners' underground strike. The Piaster mine protest, in which 939 exhausted minersUPI - 723 words
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419 1981-12-30 4 NYT A FEDERAL judge has ruled that the investment advisory fees charged by Merrill Lynch Asset Management, which manages the world's largest money market mutual fund, were not excessive, no matter how profitable the fees might have been. On Monday, Judge MiltonNYT - 419 words
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453 1981-12-30 4 AP CHINA is cooling its ardour towards the US as part of a long-range policy aimed at enhancing its position among the Third World countries. The Chinese policy has added a new and divisive dimension to Sino-American ties, already clouded by uncertainties overAP - 453 words
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343 1981-12-30 4 AFP THAI Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda was yesterday assured of stability in his 10day old coalition government after two crucial partners managed to end their internal squabbles. The Democrat Party, after a three-hour meeting, closed ranks to ratify the choice of ministers occupying itsAFP - 343 words
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256 1981-12-30 4 AFP JAPANESE carmakers are not trying' to dump higherpriced luxury cars on the American market but have, in fact, increased the number of no-frills cars in their sales "mix". Economic forecasters, industry leaders and US federal officials have all .suggested that voluntaryAFP - 256 words
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Article66 1981-12-30 4 UPI AMERICANS will import 550 million kg of fresh, chilled and frozen beef and veal next year, less than a level that would require limits on imports. Agriculture Department experts estimate that all imports would make up 7.3 per cttit of American consumption of beefUPI - 66 words
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289 1981-12-30 4 Reuter IRAQ'S Deputy Oil Abdel-Mouneim Samarrai has said that Iraq's crude oil exports are running at about one-fifth of their level before the 15-month-old war with Iran. He said exports now total 600,000 barrels per day (bpd), compared with more than three mniinwReuter - 289 words
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Article734 1981-12-30 4 ARRIVALS 8erviee Local Operator Nub er Tiaie Proa PAA PA006 0150 JFK/SPO/AHA/HKG MAS MH601 0630 KUL SIA SQ101 0815 KUL MAS MH811 0815 PEN MAS MH671 0845 KUL UTA UTS65 2240 NOU/HLP RBA BI421 0925 BWN MAS MH680 OHO BKIMYY/KCH MAS MH651 1000 PEN/KUL SIA SQ201 1000734 words
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713 1981-12-30 5 AT A time when Japan is ostensibly relying on a spurt in domestic demand to ease trade frictions, Tokyo has approved the most abstemious national budget in 26 years. Japanese officials have repeatedly said an anticipated increase in consumption at home should help713 words
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Article389 1981-12-30 5 Reuter THE INDIAN government will ask foreign oil companies to make a second round of bids for oil exploration rights in India following a poor response to its earlier offer, a Petroleum Ministry official said. After the offer was made 17 months ago, only oneReuter - 389 words
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497 1981-12-30 5 Agencies INDONESIAN exports to the Middle East rose by 50 per cent this year over last year, the chairman of the Middle East Export Board, ZainUl Yasni said yesterday. Last year's exports totalled US$79 million The figure this year is expected to reach some $110Agencies - 497 words
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141 1981-12-30 5 Reuter AN AUSTRALIAN industry group is trying to organise international opposition to attempts by the United States to impose its own laws in other countries. The move is aimed mainly against US anti-trust laws which have recently been used against several Australian companies^ TheReuter - 141 words
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257 1981-12-30 5 Reuter THE PHILIPPINE government has produced a fiveyear development plan for 1983-87 which it says should pave the way for a dynamic and more equitable growth process despite problems ahead. A paper on "goals, strategies and policies" of the plan prepared by the NationalReuter - 257 words
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854 1981-12-30 5 NYT CONGRESSIONAL staff estimates of rapidly rising federal budgets point to the possibility that deficits of more than US$lOO billion a year and interest rates will chase each other higher and higher in the next few years. Preliminary calculations by the congressionalNYT - 854 words
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Article357 1981-12-30 5 Reuter THE FEDERAL Reserve is likely to keep credit policies steady until more evidence is forthcoming about the weakness of the US economy. While many economists believe the recession has not yet run its course and the economy will weaken further, the Fed sees recent growthReuter - 357 words
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Advertisement199 1981-12-30 4 Leeier pege V The 16 days that shook the world. Now see the War in Dictates and read r 7 "vS. It all happened between February 17,1979 and March 5, 1979 a very short span of time and a very limited war. However, the repercussions and significance ore indeed extremely199 words
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Advertisement12 1981-12-30 5 c^w FURNITURE VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL EMPRESS PLACE 11A.M. 9.00 P.M. near Department12 words
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Advertisement158 1981-12-30 5 X <■ ■4 ,v v o\v0 \v Rom Pkris to San Jrandsco, legendary restaurants think highly of a Diners dub member All over the world, your Diners Club card confers upon you the same prestige it enjoys in Singapore. Diners Club is welcomed in that ultra-fashionable shrine of French haute158 words
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Article338 1981-12-30 6 THE DEAFENING silence in most Western capitals on the subject of Poland contrasts sharply with the noises coming from Washington. It is a contrast that puzzles some observers but it can best be summarised by saying that in matters of confrontation, distance lends disenchantment. America, not for338 words
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272 1981-12-30 6 IT HAS BEEN widely publicised that Singapore aspires to be the services and brains centre in this part of the world. It has succeeded to a large extent, helped no doubt by the granting of fairly substantial and generous incentives, particularly to the financial sector.272 words
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Article, Illustration1520 1981-12-30 6 SAMUEL BRITTAN - By SAMUEL BRITTAN FT IS A NEW world monetary order coming into being to replace the post-war order which collapsed when President Nixon floated the US dollar and suspended gold convertibility in 1971? In its heyday the postwar order was in practice a dollarFT - 1,520 words
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Article794 1981-12-30 6 DREW MIDDLETON - By DREW MIDDLETON NYT CHINA may have found a solution to its most pressing military problem: how to modernise its army on limited financial resources. The solution, according to a recent study, may be the production and sale of strategic minerals to the United States andNYT - 794 words
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Page 6 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous625 1981-12-30 6 -IK-OHE CBOSSWOKD CBYPIIC PUZZLE ACBOBS It's easy to see Clare's upset (5) Fiendish fellow 6ho gives a "demo" point (5) Sort of bird acknowledging applause? (5) Resin of service in the RAF? (3) Letter-opener? (5) Richard has ways to become a writer (7) Slings one's book? (5) One-man army? (3)625 words
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Miscellaneous582 1981-12-30 6 Lumbar spine problem! IP YOU in rftea ptegaed reaatt d gptoe pnfcfegr kMk uhei, thea to- ha, algkt'i H»rIMOM itff w A toiy ever Cfc S, Ullpa, It tofcJJ ■■titled iMtMin- rii?-T y (T), It Ami hnrwiK Crf4ll9 Temn (Ck I, 3 SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opening Wowed by The582 words
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831 1981-12-30 7 TERRY DODSWORTH - By TERRY DODSWORTH FT SOME time in the not too distant future when the nationalisation bill is law, the French government will have to start looking at some of the industrial problems it has inherited. In two areas, chemicals and electrical white goods, thereFT - 831 words
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Article, Illustration876 1981-12-30 7 JOHN TAGLIABUE - JOHN TAGLIABUE reports on the fully computerised branchbanking services and in-home banking network of West Germany's Verbraucherbank. JOHN TAGLIABUE NYT UPSTAIRS, its stuffed leather armchairs and oak wainscoting make it look like any of the small private banks that has financed Hamburg's shipping industry for years. Downstairs,NYT - 876 words
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Article, Illustration751 1981-12-30 7 MARIO BALUYOT - By MARIO BALUYOT AFP J* THE TEAR 1981 was one ot the most turbulent yiars tor the Philippine ejboomy which saw the hfimbling of several conglomerates, mergers of high-flying financial glints and bank runs that resulted in huge scandals that nearly crippled the nationalAFP - 751 words
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EUROPEAN MARKETS
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Article166 1981-12-30 8 DEC 28 ABN Ahold Akao AMEV Amtu Amrobnk EST BoLi BonumlJ Hurhmann C aland Cahre Dein DeU Ml) Emit* Pokier Ford Qunoii Olstfiroc Oobaln H*jemeyer Helneken Hoocmni Hundou HVa Intn Mailer Kbb KLM Fix 282.00 81 JO 22.70 8750 7320 MOO IZ 2120 50 30 M 00 3130 3X80166 words
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Article259 1981-12-30 8 DEC a PT» 4VCORBETLLE Air-Liquid* B 8 N oanrai* Danone CSF (TbomaonCat).. CM rruaUe de* PatralM 478 1235 1MJ0 -1 a 11AJ0 4-15 Compafnle Plnandere compacni* Otnmll 338.40 >14 Credit Poncler De France Hachette (Llbralri*).— Machines Bull Michel In <B)_ Ptribftj UM 384 a OS 2»a -0-2 4 12259 words
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Article89 1981-12-30 8 DEC 28 rn FORWARD MARKET Act 300 14 ArDed 980 10 Ajtur 3&3 3 Brucin MO 4 Bru-LamB lift 26 Canpac 56 Cock 140 8 De Beers 91 -3 Et»» 1830 30 Klcctrotel 3640 56 Qb-Inno-Bm 2X35 •30 On 1473 .18 Hobo* »10 70 Rjrl Dutch —4500 1448 -3089 words
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Article207 1981-12-30 8 Aif*Tilcfunkn 4t ao o i Akao ao n Alls Leben 1441 100 unch A1U Vera 432.00 41 BASF Bay H T Wbuik Bay Vbank taper BBC BMW CUKlll Chem Verw CommentMnk Conu Oummi Dalmler-Beru Defuiaa Dimii laooo ***** ant oo h 115 00 206 20 193 00 238 00207 words
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Article188 1981-12-30 8 DEC a Action* Huimm Altuular Br AltuulMr R»f Browi Bctrrl Br Clb» Orirv Br ClbB 0»n> p c Cl«* Oe>o Hc« Odli Suuw Br Credit 5ulw RM Elrttrcnrtt: Br O*or»» riv h»r Br OlOtKK Pc H»ro Br Hoffman u Rorlw 1/10, Hol4rrl»i)l Br InWrforxl Br Jvlinoll Br Motor Cotinibu*188 words
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Article155 1981-12-30 8 Reuter IHK HOARD of directors of j Arna SPA (Alfa Ron -o-Nis- i san Au oveicoh SP/. jhe > joint Alfa Komeo SIA-Kis I san Motot n.aruJai t.itjng J venture, has confirmed an 5 immediate capital increase from 12.5 biilior, lire to 25. billion lire I IReuter - 155 words
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Article276 1981-12-30 8 DKC H.IK-, INDI7STIIALS A Alpr.n -hjC Abrrcoiu AF And CI .aw AMIC x* Biu'loin ff91 Sugmr CWA Currie Ftnanrr XKiS I* fWn Ini in,' Mn>« m MnEv*re»dv f rlj VMl Mh VutU IHrtIU11 C/let.tv. uncti 5 un.-fc' »Kl J: i v rirarh -!4 .HP Hippo Hlwll *ish Hulrt'j me276 words
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Advertisement183 1981-12-30 8 See Page 9 for NYSE prices and Page 11 for Asian stocks TIVE CONTINENTS restaurant Before you fly away to foreign lands, check-in your bags then seek out the Five Continents Restaurant. Relax in intimate surroundings and wine dine on the most superb international cuisine you've ever tasted. Lunch 12183 words
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Advertisement121 1981-12-30 8 When you dine, dine Cantonese. VKi H 1 1 Y 4 m -■■r i r If pleasing your palate is aehuv t*ti only by entire the Ikm. then dine Cantonese at The Inn of Happiness f<»r the lje>t Cantonese cuisine ouL-idt* 'anion. Ami a standard of >erv ice that's exqutMtely121 words
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Article715 1981-12-30 9 COFFEE: Robusta futures yesterday ended the morning narrowly mixed having steadied from slightly easier opening call levels. Dealers attributed the market's underlying steadiness to scattered speculative buying interest coupled with a lack of selling pressure. Prices ended the morning £4 lower to £2 higher in traded positions while715 words
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Article126 1981-12-30 9 WHEAT futures in Chicago on monday closed on or near the day's highs, up 13 V« to 15 US cents per bushel. After opening steady, prices trended higher all session on scattered wire house and professional buying. Expectations of an increased weekly export figure this afternoon also underpinned futures.126 words
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Article113 1981-12-30 9 THE Kuala Lumpur palm oil market yesterday closed firmer on some renewed buying in quiet trading. In January north rose Msls to $895 a tonne while central gained $10 to $900, but the south region was traded $2.50 lower to $902.50. The refined market continued featureless with sellers113 words
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Article75 1981-12-30 9 THE STRAITS tin price in Penang yesterday rose five eents to MfS4.ll a kilo, still in the ITC middle sector of $SZM and $34.98. The rise was attributed to strong Influential bnyer support and lower disposals of metal bot lack of overseas demand and GSA disposals limited the75 words
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Article834 1981-12-30 9 STOCKS IN New York on Monday closed lower in light trading as investors moved out of the market ahead of the weekly money supply figures, released after the close. The Dow Jones industrial average drifted lower all day and finished off about three points. Declines led advances834 words
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Article31 1981-12-30 9 Rubber: Dec 29 Singapore: Jan: 177.00 cents (unchanged) Malaysia: Jan: 198.00 cents (up 1.00 cent) Tin: M$34.60 per kilo (up 5 cents) Official offering: 156 tonnes (down 105 tonnes)31 words
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Article154 1981-12-30 9 SOYBEAN futures in Chicago on Monday closed 7Vi to four US cents a bushel higher after trimming gains. With London markets closed and Rotterdam quiet, prices followed the stronger tone in grain futures on scattered professional and wire house buying, traders said. Futures retreated slightly when March was unable154 words
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Article235 1981-12-30 9 THE Singapore rubber market yesterday closed quietly steady with January One RSS buyers quoted at 177.00 cents per Idlo, unchanged from Monday's close. The morning market was quiet with prices hovering around Monday night's closing levels. Prices held steady around lunch time levels in quiet afternoon trading but showed235 words
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Article170 1981-12-30 9 CHINESE Pnfciii Exebaage, per m kg jertarday. Cieiit sfl: Bulk fob $101.00 sellers, old dram (to second hand drum) fob $113.00 sellers, new dram fob $117.00 sellers. Cspra: Mixed (loose) $53.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $372.50 sellers, Sarawak white pepper faq fob NLW $367.50170 words
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Article305 1981-12-30 9 RAS prices tn cents per kUo yesterday Mam Buyer Int. 1 R.S.S prompt f.o.b. ***** Int. 1 R.S.S January ITT 00 lot 1 R S-S February 183 00 Int. 2 R.S.S 167 50 UK/Coot 1« M Int. 1 RS-S. 1S1J0 UK/Coat MOJO Int. 4 RS-S. 141.00 UK/Coal 140.00305 words
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Article96 1981-12-30 9 NOON 9BR md I 41 MRpriw, MO inmmmry £C*rrm* Mtk) nawn (farwaH MU) Bay*n Saltan SSR SO (1-taa p-a-1B-00 1C4-OON 1*4.00 IMOON SSRSO 1-taa 1(7 JO 1MJ0N 1HJ0 1(1 JON MRKLB li—iry Ftkntry SMRCV 14a pOM. uuo 1(7 JON irjo 1MJON SMR L 1MB 186 OC irj»N96 words
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Article832 1981-12-30 9 WITH the US now selling its stockpile tin on the world market instead of confining operations to domestic sales, the idea of bartering tin for vanadium has been dropped. It is understood the US government feels that disposal of surplus tin would pose no difficulty under832 words
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Article324 1981-12-30 9 Reuter RECENT purchases by the International Natural Rubber Organisation (Inro) buffer stock manager have had a considerable impact on the rubber market. The independent consultant Landell Mills Commodities Studies Ltd said in the December issue of its monthly rubber bulletin that the Inro purchases appear toReuter - 324 words
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Article195 1981-12-30 9 YARN and cotton price» were quoted as foDows in Hongkong yesterday. (In HK dollars, spot ex-go-down) Cettsa yam: China Blue Phoenix 20a 2.560 32s 3,180, 40a 3,330 (per bale of 400 lbs). Pleee goads: China Butterfly and Globe brand unq; Dragon Head unq; Five Lambs unq; Flower and Butterfly195 words
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Article324 1981-12-30 9 SINGAPORE: Yesterday's closing prices in SI per kilo, ex-godown: THAI WHITE: 100 per cent first class (Kangaroo) new crop 1.30, 100 per cent second class 1.06, 100 per cent third class 1.03, 25 per cent new crop no stock, B-10 per cent no stock. THAI BROKEN: A-super 0.71, Special324 words
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Advertisement34 1981-12-30 9 New Year's Day Special Buffet Luncheons Tiffin Room Nonya/Tok Panjang tftyabrtfjon ffirill English and Continental For table reservation and enquiries please call Sally at *****76 or *****41 ext. 263 Ufs meet it the Raffles!34 words
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Advertisement281 1981-12-30 9 An Asian Development Bank Survey ASIAN ENERGY PROBLEMS This report represents a first step towards a more meaningful understanding of the energy situation in the Bank's 25 Developing Member Countries; Indonesia, Malaysia, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Burma, Cambodia, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, Cook Islands, M Kiribati, Maldives, Solomon Islands, Tonga, Western281 words
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1641 1981-12-30 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 COMMERCIAL Acma (3.008 3.028)1,641 words
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Article196 1981-12-30 10 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST DIAMOND MOT STOK E (Minw 1 pttoaa far Dae S0> (Managers' phem i Mr Dae M) The Comnxm 3 25 3.42 Diamond The Savings Fund IK 202 Spore Fd(USS) 080 0 85 S'pore Pre* Fund 142 1 49 S$ 1.73 S pore Sec. Fund 2.15196 words
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Article2879 1981-12-30 10 1M1 High Low Company Last Sale orGr'. Div Div Cvr Gr's Y'ld Net P/E Vol COOO) Day High Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL ft COMMERCIAL 404 248 Acma 115 115 Alcom 350 130 Allied Choc 312 150 BAT 420 308 Bat* 200 75 Ben 470 380 Berjaya Kawat2,879 words
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Article1670 1981-12-30 10 j BED and offer prices officially i listed and business in and re- ported to the Kuala Lumpur I Stock Exchange yesterday, J with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units, unless otherwise specified. INDUmiALfI Ijh-~|-*i (3.3K8) Mt—m (14CB 1 40S)1,670 words
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Article91 1981-12-30 10 GLJLA Perak Berfcad: Twelfth AGM to be held at the 4th Floor, Oriental Building, 32 Jalan Tun Perak, Kuala Lumpur on Dec 30 at 11 am. it* BONO Leeng Credit Ber» had: Twelfth AGM to .be held at the Conference Room, 14th Floor, Rangiinan Hong Leong, 117, Jalan91 words
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Article690 1981-12-30 10 IKADING M the Stock Exckaage rf fliigipwt was mixed yesterday aa hvMrite Birket leader*, sack ss the Hug Lesag pwp sf eampaales, taraeS euler aid latere* «witched to Opealag prleea reflected la vectors' aacertalaty m Mate oeaalcce started akeve MM Vwfrl WWW UHV iVfr* sight690 words
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Article613 1981-12-30 10 THE poet-Christmas lull in trading continued on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday as prices closed slightly easier. Opening prices were mostly below overnight levels and values drifted lower as the session wore on sluggishly on scant buying interest and lack of fresh leads. Most sectors613 words
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1342 1981-12-30 11 Chris Lim - Market Talk... a round-up of viewpoints compiled by Chris Lim -ain UNvtoiiruviNi aavisory firm, James Cowan Associates (SEA), has forecast another big bull run next year, but only if there is sufficient correction preceding it. In its latest issue of Forecast,1,342 words
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Article537 1981-12-30 11 Curat Ex Mi Date IMallar T»4ailf PlJMt D*te Claw Payable the year Preview year AUMChae 7% Jan 4 Jan 9 Jan 18 7% 4%TE A •faun 20% Nov 18 Nov 28 Jan 6 30% 26% Bcrjutal 35%I Jan 8 Jan 20 Feb 4 *£7 jsy J9 oncz. St537 words
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Article188 1981-12-30 11 GULA Perak would have made a profit in the year ended March 31, 1981, instead of a loss of MJ2.584 million, according to the company's receiver and manager during the period, JSN Noronha and Co. Clarifying a Business Times report on the company's affairs, Mr Noronha188 words
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Article125 1981-12-30 11 ISLAND Ml PeilmU Derelifwl BM has been asked to give details of Its MJ81.43 million deal (or the purchase of Kinrara Estate from Kinrara Group Estates. The KLSE wants to know the basis for arriving at the consideration and whether a valuation was done. If interest charges are125 words
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280 1981-12-30 11 GENERAL Ceramics has forecast a consolidated pretax profit of M 513.02 million for the financial year ending Dec 31, 1982, following the acquisition of four companies. The companies to be acquired are Prudential Properties Sdn Bhd (PP), Malaysia British Assurance Sdn Bhd (MBA),280 words
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Article, Illustration559 1981-12-30 11 MAUDRENE NITHIANANDUM - By MAUDRENE NITHIANANDUM DESPITE the prospect o( higher cost of operations and more intense competition in the year ahead, Nanyang Siang Pau Singapore Ltd expects the financial year ending July 31, 1982 to be "another year of success" for the company. Chairman Lien Ying559 words
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Article277 1981-12-30 11 LIGHT buyer demand for oil issues enlivened a drab day in Sydney yesterday. The oil and gas index rose 9.6 points to 674.7 and the main market monitor, the All-Ordinaries index, closed 0.6 points up at 593.3. Turnovers were exceptionally low. Many industrial stocks did not trade277 words
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Article58 1981-12-30 11 DEC a Aoott tttHmm AUM on A" -OlSOM Oriental B PhU Oiinrn Phltas A Ptuiax am JM unch +MQ1 AUM 0ml a N* OoM srtass- 1AM MIS run MO *04 unch audi unch PtooMtr PLOT Podeo B Ban Mlgitti A 3SJB -0J8 unch Baa Mtfual B IM) Ltptnto B.58 words
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Article287 1981-12-30 11 HONGKONG STOCKS IN Hongkong yesterday closed higher on pared gains with volume moderate. The Hang Seng index closed up 6.67 at 1,412.78 after a gain of 7.65 at the morning close, compared to Monday's 30.52 gain. Share prices were generally steady, particularly the major stocks, which traders287 words
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Article83 1981-12-30 11 SHARE prices in Bangkok yesterday closed mixed with gains outnumbering losses in quiet trading. ADantri W Banckok Bank BankOf Ajudhaya Lid Ul «0 Ml IM 1 unch 4 B«tU Juekar IZH" Charoona Thai Wlf* nm Truit Industrial FlnanCa Corp International 8 I In tarnation al Trust And r* Rama83 words
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Article57 1981-12-30 11 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Monday closed Friday 518.1 Week Ago 520.7 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 870.34 Friday 873.38 Week Ago 873.10 H.K.HANG SENG Tuesday 1412.78 Monday 1406.11 Week Ago 1353.11 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 738.4 Monday closed Week Ago 7384 ALL ORDINARIES Tuesday 503.3 Monday closed Week Ago 59257 words
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Advertisement235 1981-12-30 11 NEW ISSUE This announcement appears as a matter of record only December 1981 HCA Finance N.V. U.S. $50,000,000 15 1 /2% Guaranteed Notes Due December 15,1988 Unconditionally Guaranteed as to Payment of Principal, Premium, if any, and Interest by UMA Hospital Corporation America The Nomura Securities Co., Ltd. Bache Halsey235 words
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Article158 1981-12-30 12 SINGAPORE Rises MBS U O I Iilwd 6 Pen M T C T H 8 Intraco Dak Yung J Cement M B F Hides Shaagri-La 81b Chew City Dev Spars Fodder Apollo Falls H Leoag Fls S Finance C Sugars Spore Lead PMC Hotf Leong lad Straits158 words
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Article, Illustration153 1981-12-30 12 SHARE prices ea the Stock Exchange of Singapore tuned setter yesterday after a mixed tradiag session ia the morning. The Straits Times ladastrlal Index dropped 1.11 points to 772.71 while the Beninese Times Indicator elssed 921 points lower at *****9. Rises Indices Fima Metal Box 500 +112 Dec153 words
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Article426 1981-12-30 12 Date La «tPtll Y« ir Ctmpuy PMM AiMuced Net EPS Gram Pre-tax last year (ceito) Div. Praflt J Cement <%) <$1«) I 20/11 7.7 3.8(b) 4,012 Selangor Dredg I 10/12 33.0 40.0 11,931 Utd Malacca I 15/12 22.1 27.0 5,340 H Royal F 18/12 5.9 819(c) Johan Hklgs426 words
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Article746 1981-12-30 12 LONDON, Tues. Gold shares opened lower today, while others were steady as the market resumed trading after the Christmas break on a quiet note, dealers said. At noon, the Financial Times index was up 2.6 points •t 520.7. Gold shares fell by up to 200 US cents following746 words
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553 1981-12-30 12 §■***** Companies Editor: Mano Sabnani SEJATI Motor, the 52 per cent-owned subsidiary of United Motor Works (UMW) which will take over the Toyota franchise in Malaysia from this Friday, expects to borrow US$3O million to help finance the purchase of several marketing and553 words
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479 1981-12-30 12 AFP THE Tokyo Stock Market closed higher on Monday, the last day erf trading in 1981, ending an eventful year characterised by stagnant business at home and record-high interest rates in the US. Almost throughout the year, foreign investors played the key roleAFP - 479 words
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301 1981-12-30 12 MORE companies are expected to make their debut on the Stock Exchange of Singapore next year. This will mean additional work and pressure for merchant banks whose clients are seeking a listing, but for would-be investors, it will be another opportunity to301 words
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Article369 1981-12-30 12 MAUDRENE NITHIANANDUM - By MAUDRENE NITHIANANDUM THE Malaysian Capital Issues Commitee has approved Paramount Corporation Bhd's (PCB) acquisitions of three property development companies. Under the terms specified by CIC, the acquisition of 800,000 ordinary shares of $1.00 each, representing the entire issued and paid-up capital of Patani Jaya Sdn369 words
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Article198 1981-12-30 12 BERJUNTAI Tin Dredging Berhad, which commissioned a new Ms 22 million dredge No 9 in April this year, has revealed a poorer set of figures at half time. Berjuntai's pre-tax profits fell 22.1 per cent to $15.2 million for the half year to Oct 31,198 words
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Article67 1981-12-30 12 Reuter THE Hongkong Land Co Ltd has bought by private treaty the castle of Euston for HK$22O million. The 4,130 sq metre site has a 999-year lease from 1859. Euston was withdrawn from an earlier auction after only one bid of $200 million. Continental Mariner Investment Co LtdReuter - 67 words
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160 1981-12-30 12 INTERNATIONAL Trait i riMsiii 111 will li fci •4 ea the tnJtag bear* «f the Steek Exchange of fllagipin m Jaa 4, the Ik* tradtag day hi the mem year. almrm eiTTeach have bees adsrttted to the BES*a «facial Ist safer the160 words
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Advertisement253 1981-12-30 12 t 4t. Are you all keyed up? There's nothing more annoying than trying to work out which key opens what door. Especially when you've got thirty or forty keys to choose from.. .and all of them look the same! Take heart. ABLOY can show you a better way the ABLOY253 words
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Miscellaneous50 1981-12-30 12 OUTLOOK for Singapore today: Fair throughout the morning; showers in several places in the afternoon. p*" P°> D«- a Maximum temperature Associated humidity Minimum temperature Associated humidity qX Hours of sunshine q xr Rainfall in millimetres Total rainfall for the month w; i Total rainy days for the month 1050 words
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179 1981-12-30 13 THE Thai cabinet has approved the Finance Ministry's request for a 25-mil-lion baht fund to the government-backed United Thai Shipping Corporation Limited (Unithai) to double' its capital for the purchase of three new ships. The fund will be channeled to the firm179 words
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Article, Illustration507 1981-12-30 13 G DURAIRAJ - By G DURAIRAJ A SPECIALISED coal handling terminal is being planned by the Malaysian government, to cope with an anticipated increase in coal imports within the next few years. This follows the decision by the government to diversify from the country's dependence507 words
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Article120 1981-12-30 13 THE Port of Singapore Authority (PSA) has announced that a section of the Selat Sengkir Channel is designated a prohibited area with immediate effect. The area is delineated by a straight line joining Gaja Beacon and N W Boat Beacon and a straight line joining the coordinates120 words
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Article156 1981-12-30 13 AFP JAPAN will soon have a new, large sailing ship replacing the 50-year-old Nippon Maru to train marcantile marine officers under a 6,800 million yen project approved by the Japanese Finance Ministry. The Nippon Maru 27 project has long been cherished by the transport ministry, as theAFP - 156 words
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Article131 1981-12-30 13 AFP DUTCH port dredgers around the world will go on strike for 72 hours next month to support their demand for more leave, the Dutch socialist catholic trade union FNV announced. The strike, from Jan 23 to 26, follows a 12-hour work stoppage earlier this monthAFP - 131 words
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Article653 1981-12-30 13 SMpflag Use PH« Cat UM Page CM Actap»icr> shpt VI a Evergreen IV i AIM VI reaco vn v 1 4/5 Airo-Eurasia VI i Fiona Laura S All trans vn 4 Franco-Belt m 4/5 A*nc VI S Franamer vm S An|tna«f v t Frata NVOC VI 2653 words
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Article370 1981-12-30 14 ARRIVALS KEPPEL WHARVES Owtaur (Paasenger) (1330) 44 Equator E (ted Call) (after Jen•oo) 32 Golden Eagle (after Well Rainoow) 33 Lnmut (1700 after Strait» Venture) 30 WEST NedUojrd Holland (0000) 3/4 NedUoyd Leuve (after NedUoyd Holland) 3/4 Shijtagshan (after Tamuraeverett) 45 Pcrak (after Straits Venture Strata Star)370 words
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Article836 1981-12-30 14 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO AT CONTAINER TERMINAL Vessel's Name Voy Estimated Shipping No. Time of Lines Arrival Gdn Mode of Operatn Date Time Yue Hope United Bounty Maersk Mango Han gang Glory Prase tla Oreen Blessing Amado Asian Pallas R&tana Bhum Tam bang VII836 words
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502 1981-12-30 14 Reuter LONG delays in unloading urgently needed grain in one of the Soviet Union's busiest northern ports could be caused by economic disruptions in neighbouring Poland. The daily Sovietskaya Rossiya (Soviet Russia) reported that (or two weeks there had been queues of atReuter - 502 words
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Article204 1981-12-30 14 A NEW analysis of the bulkshipping market has little cheer for operators. Last year saw 19T9's increase in seaborne trade almost entirely wiped out, according to World Bulk Trades 1960, compiled by Oslo shipping specialist Fearmleys. Shipments of crude oil were reduced by 11 Vi204 words
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298 1981-12-30 15 THERE is a very strong rumour that United States I.ines is in the market for no less than seven coalfired container ships in the 2.100-TEU category. The container ships should incorporate a straightforward, pulverised fuel-fed boiler providing steam for an equally straightforward steam-tur-bine298 words
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692 1981-12-30 15 ALL Bl"T one of the dozen ships that went aground at the mouth of the Miri River earlier this month have now been refloated. However, for several boat owners and their insurers it turned out to lie an expensive proposition. It cost $48.U00 to692 words
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Article216 1981-12-30 15 TANKERS idle and in lay- up have again increased actcording to the latest Lloyd's Monthly List of l Up Vessels. The overall figure for December is 478 vessels of 12.37 million tons gross j compared with <61 vessels .of 11.28 m List month Tank'ers increased by216 words
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Article200 1981-12-30 15 j THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the I Fat East Europe. Far East/Persian Gulf, Straits ports/ Australia. Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (FAR EAST/EUBOPE): Franco Belgian Services. "K" Line. Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines Orient Overseas Container Line. Cho Yang Shipping. ANRO (STRAITS/AI STRAIJA): Australian200 words
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Article249 1981-12-30 20 MADRAS Andersoe, GBN, Jan 3. Maldlve Privilege, Maldive, Jan 3. Ocean Ace, Afro-Eurasia, Jan 5. O. Pyatnitskly, FESCO. Jan 5/7. Chidambaram, SCI, Jan 9/ 12(PK/PN). MAI MO N. Crystal, ScanDutcht. Dec 29. Jutlandia, ScanDutcht. Jan 6. B. Permal, ScanDutcht. Jan 12. MANILA Kiowa, Loadstar, Dec 31. Green Blessing,249 words
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Advertisement249 1981-12-30 13 ARISTOCRATIC V, SHIP CLOCKS 4 WATCHES BF SWIFZfRLANB PFF UB MAERSK LINE EXPORT FULL CONTAINER SERVICES TO: U.S. PACIFIC. GULF, ATLANTIC, EAST CANADA, ASIAN PORTS Philadelphia I I "Jlf*",l,."'J. 1 •A- '.MUM 5/1 12/1 17/1 21/1 2/2 9/2 IS/2 23/2 13/3 25/3 •SMGArONC aOSMG TMES: CY 4th tan 2400 HRS249 words
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Advertisement854 1981-12-30 14 MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPN. BERHAD. WISMA MISC, N0.2, JALAN CONLAY, P.O. BOX 371, KUALA LUMPUR 04-09, MALAYSIA. TEL: *****8 TELEX: MA *****, *****, ***** ***** CONTAINER SERVICE FeeM f Umi Vessel B. PENACA SaM N. CRYSTAL I DAHLIA 1/) JUTUMM B PENAGA t/1 B PERMM B OAWA 15/1 xOftfBGAN B854 words
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Advertisement195 1981-12-30 14 SUPERCARRIER SERVICE FROM: US GULF US ATLANTIC EAST CANADA ir—ibi-mimt ir-nwn TA*" IS/1/12. "tAMCR TOBA" iWH "•AUBBI TAW TO: PANAMA US ATLANTIC EAST CANADA US vi in vi 1/2 »/2 ivi iv* nn a/i m/j VI 2V2 1/1 V) VJ 1/2 VI VI vi M/l TO: CALIFORNIA VENEZUELA EXPRESS CONTAINER195 words
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Advertisement980 1981-12-30 15 NOTICE ANNOUNCEMENT RE: M.V. "PRINCESS ALMALYN" THIS IS TO ADVISE THAT TRANS PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD. TELEPHONE *****66, TELEX R*****5 "TRANPAC" LS OUR AGENT. WE APOLOGISE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE 0 CAUSED. HADJI MAHMUD JAMMANG PRESIDENT PRINCESS ALMALYN SHIPPING LINES ZAMBOANGA CITY. t s QCC Steamship Group Overseas Containers Limited STRAITS980 words
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Advertisement56 1981-12-30 15 If you want to reach manufacturers, exporters and importer*, then Shipping Times it the right advertising trKxlium for you. f :>r further er»qu«nes coll Shipping Times T"I 2******, F.*t 351 or 367 Times r?nfr« I, New Industrial Rood Singapore 1953 or Tel *****2 Ext 38 or 39 Financial Publications Sdn56 words
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Advertisement587 1981-12-30 15 NOTICES I)M( SI F USK M.V. NKW >11 J. WT. 118 Mrtted m 12/11 at mi m •Jeneral Survey on damaged I cargo discharpwl ex Ov ahovr vessel will be held on Mcrtdav I 4lh January ISO as from SOO I am to 12.00 noon No fuither survey will 1*»587 words
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Advertisement1036 1981-12-30 16 771Ti Burma Five Star Shipping Corpn. jßk "BURMESE NATIONAL LINE" LOADING FOR RANGOON S>n PJUta* Nmi MTOCTM 11/2 Iw nttSMKCTMmu 4/5 taa 7/1 ta» KTMTIVnit tan NGM 11/1) tm BFS S C Ag«m Moioywa BOUSTEAD SHPWNG TEL NOS KL *****4/*****7—PKELANG *****1/8 PENANG *****1/8 DBCHARONG ONLY AriMtHw D* NHWM" S A1,036 words
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Advertisement471 1981-12-30 17 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BANK LINE EXPRESS DEPENDENT SERVICE TO UK/CONT (ACCEPTING CONTAINERS ONLY) M»onk U Jon Cryd«bonk 12 Feb (DMp Tank Spocc Avoiloblc) SPORE R'DAM HULL HMSG 14 Am 8 Fab 11 F«b 15 F«b 12F*b 9 Mor 12 Mor 16 Mor Lukes A* Unos U.S. NEST COAST SERVICE JOMILTRB471 words
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Advertisement793 1981-12-30 18 K LINE cL KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD 1 EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICES TO NORTH AMERICA no FnotKsas* PK MOTWI VESSELS TK us m (Mai Nnw *3 6/1 7/1 Pk*c km 24/1 5/2 *awa Mm 22/1 1/2 Kmfet Mm 25/1 22/2 cgnaCertaMrVl4El6/l 171 Onant Mm 6/2 17/2 Marti. Mare 4/2 14/2 i793 words
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Advertisement283 1981-12-30 18 CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAMR/REEFER SERVICE Lh*| tar LOS ANKLES. SAN FIANCBCO. SUTTU. TACOHA. VANCOUVER. B.C AcwHtai fa/fa Cmtmtn f «M"( Smflpct I Aafato IAPALUr IS tan 2«tan 2IM AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE JAPAN SERVICE "VtSHVA ANURAG "VBHVA MAOTA" "VBHVA TASK INDIA SERVICE ittrr. 1/2 M> WEST ASM GULF283 words
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Advertisement385 1981-12-30 18 7? s\. (>roiii> SINGAPORE SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE LTD 20TM FLOOR OCEAN BUILDING SINGAPORE 0)04 MARKETING 9111 72 13 I INf Si GENERAL *****1 <14 LINES' TERMINAL OEFICE TELEX RS 24b96 RS 2SS6B A B CARSMIP CABLE CARGOSMIP mil! Container Lilies SAILINGS A WEEK to/trom BANGKOK w srm. sua an xu385 words
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Advertisement669 1981-12-30 19 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD FAR EAST/EUROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE A me m oe' o' the ACf Consortium TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): K CHANCE 6W+ TW BUDGE M 1.... N JADE 511 K JACCWON 16W. N GARNET tW MEXCATOft 25* Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia K CHANCE S'pore Closing Times: FCL669 words
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Advertisement485 1981-12-30 19 MALDIVE LINES HA ETA ETA SPORE KUANTAN POUT KELANG MALDIVE NEIGHBOUR 7/1/82 Loading For Hodetdah/ieddah HALO* CREST 10/1/82 Loading For Male MALDWE MOVEL 15/1/82 Loading For Muscat/ Dubai/Dammam MALOWErRDE 3/1/82 In Port Loading For Kuwait MALDIVE PIONEER In Port Loading For Cokwibo/Jeddah/ Aqaba MALDIVE STAR In Port Loading For Hodadah485 words
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Advertisement680 1981-12-30 19 SINSO\/ SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV WILDING 55, Market Street Singapore 0104 Telephone Number* *****3 (15 Lines) Cable Address SJNSOV SHGAPORf Tele* Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** P KELANG M/S SHAMAT MAN SOON SON BW IST ANO 2NO FtOOK NO 1 MIAN CEMPEMNG PORT KLANG MALAYSIA680 words
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Advertisement88 1981-12-30 19 VESSEL PEACE I PEACE I PEACE A PEACES PEACE C REGULAR FCL/LCI SERVICES TO AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND, HONG KONG ETA DESTMATgM 61*2 SYD.m.HS I 7.1.12 STD, MB, ADEL I 22.1.12 MICK. MPB. WLL I UJ2 me ROM ***** NONE RONS 11 T fCV.'J DH Z>* 111 IV vPi EXPRESS TO88 words
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Advertisement559 1981-12-30 20 EGYPTIAN INTERNATIONAL LINE (EIL) EGYPTIAN FLAG DIRECT LINER SERVICE TO EGYPT (PORT SUEZ PORT SAM) ALEXANDRIA) store n sucz rr sac u.tumm WW# HOT M lw( l»» l»» r«)l PttAMDS UWW 23 Fa* 25 Ibr If Mar 19 Mar 22 Cargo Bookings Ptian Phono 2795M1/2 DIRECT LINER SERVICE FROM EGYPT559 words
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Advertisement514 1981-12-30 20 KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. JAPAN/STRAITS/JAPAN Fully Containerised Service Tok S pore Penanj P KeUng Sport Tokyo L22E?J', 3 2/1 4/1 5/1 8/1 11/1 NORDSTAR VII Sid SW 4/1 5/1 7/1 «/l «/l "/I 21/1 22/1 24/1 25/1 «/2 K PIONEER V 4 1»/1 21/1 2/2 4/2 1/2 7/2 11/2514 words
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Advertisement291 1981-12-30 20 ft JOHORE SHIPPING I Pi IS3 jALAN TEHOKU BADAfcPPO t KEIANG SEIANGOR MALAYSIA l BINTULU A CONTRACTORS SDN. BERHAD Pandean M KucMat Sarawak. Tat 577M/205St Triti: MA 7*0)3 Eipran Car-Carriar/RO-RO Sanrica to East Ibtopu ■NTU.U NO. 1 tli/tl BWTU.U NO 1 V-J/12 BMTU.U NO. 1 ¥2/t2 WTUU NO. 1 V:3/t2291 words
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Advertisement345 1981-12-30 20 w 7\ PERK AP ALAN LAUTAN Ml SON. BHD. O Bcw 220 K«a kwMtuki Sabab tfCUAR UNR SERVICE Sab* Strawafc Bangkok Smgipor Port keung Vessels Penanj P.Wang S pore Loading tor LAUTAN lAN ¥.12/11 2S Dec h Port Labuan, KK t UUTAM TI6A V.I/11 ta Port 30 Dec' Sandakan. Tawau.345 words
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Advertisement276 1981-12-30 20 SAUDI S LINE Reguiar Conventional Service (AH So** Flog VmmU SN PK PNG Loodrig for- CLOU) 7/1 SPRUCE 11/1 22/1 D'aia. Dtai, M I# 414M4/414M I* *7375 TRANSTIMBER LINE BUU TIMBER SErtblCC ICE MACK IJNE m n m i*nuUnk»* JETFW MUSAFR 7/1 »/l Dar-es-Mw*. iLi MM i Mum mw 18.276 words
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Miscellaneous130 1981-12-30 20 SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING LEGEND: R Thunderstorm Tetnwratun. °r A J Tn I Hoi in Temperature °C As V Shower Weather Wind direction with speed in knots Rain Cloudy Sky Wave height Svbcte winds are MleaM by arraws which Oy wtth the wind One130 words
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