The Business Times, 1 February 1982
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The Business Times
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Title Section10 1982-02-01 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 93/1/82 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1,1182 60 CENTS10 words
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Article328 1982-02-01 1 ONE of the premier warehousing companies in India, Ruby Tea Company, has set up operations here to provide services connected with the Singapore international tea auctions. Ruby Tea set up a new company, Tea and Allied Services Pte Ltd, last month. The new company328 words
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Article436 1982-02-01 1 SDfGAPOBE sate accelerate aai «he p—i rf tmtĔĔm h Hi aew 1»— t etaaotty vhm iL'lSaU 1 terday. Wpaslte at Ike Lwr New Tear get tigrtto at Taajeag Puv Ceaaott; Ceatre, Mr Lee aaM eereral ehaagee had keea ■BUete theßfepahlle*a toadaaapa Be aU: laaaet ajiag that436 words
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Article404 1982-02-01 1 HSUNG BEE HWA - By HSUNG BEE HWA MORE small enterprises in Singapore are turning to the Small Industries Finance Scheme for loans. The Economic Development Board approved a record 221 applications for loans totalling |86.1 million from January to November last year. This is already more than the404 words
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Article386 1982-02-01 1 LAMIPAK Industries, a local plastics manufacturer, will become one of the largest multi-layer film bag producers In the world when it goes into mass-production of the bags in June. The company's research and development section spent one year developing a special process called multi-layer co-extrusion386 words
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BRIEFLY...
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Article72 1982-02-01 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A food dye which can cause cancer and that is banned in several countries is still widely used in Malaysia, a Consumers Association of Penang (CAP) statement said. Tests conducted by CAP have shown that Red Dye No 2, popularly known as amaranth, can72 words
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Article67 1982-02-01 1 AFP BEIJING, Sun. China announced publicly for the first time today that it was ready to accept continued US arms sales to Taiwan provided a definite time limit was fixed after which American aid to Taipei would cease. Chinese Foreign Minister Huang Hua was believed to haveAFP - 67 words
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Article64 1982-02-01 1 UPI NEW DELHI, Sun. India and Pakistan resumed talks today in an effort tq conclude a non-aggression pact between the two countries. Indian Foreign Minister Narasimha Rao and Pakistani Foreign Minister Agha Shahi met without during the morning in the second session of the two days of talks.UPI - 64 words
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Article88 1982-02-01 1 KOTA BARU, Sun. The Umno Supreme Council will be asked to decide on the validity of the Rantau Panjang divisional Umno meeting held yesterday where five people were slightly injured in a commotion. The chairman of the meeting, Datuk Yaacob Awang, will submit a full report of the88 words
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Article75 1982-02-01 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The problem-plagued Ms 6 million approach radar system for Subang Airport has broken down, rinsing thousands of dollars in losses to airlines as aircraft burn away their fuel due to landing delays. Air traffic controllers at the Subang control tower also have had to75 words
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Article87 1982-02-01 1 AFP JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Malaysia will take over printing of its own security materials such as passports, stamps and examination papers when the M 33.4 million government printers' headquarters complex is completed in Kuala Lumpur this year. Deputy Housing and Local Government Minister Datuk Haji Abdul Jalal AbuAFP - 87 words
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Article23 1982-02-01 1 TOKYO, Sun. The Soviet-bloc Comecon (Council for Mutual Economic Assistance) Development Bank has suspended all medium and long-term loans to Poland.23 words
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372 1982-02-01 1 UK-BASED ahtppifig group Ben Line has aet up a aubsidiary here offering drilling contractor services as part of its diversification programme. This makes Atlantic Drilling Co Ltd (Singapore shorebase) the first wholly British-owned company to offer such services in Asia. Atlantic Drilling, a member of372 words
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Article, Illustration525 1982-02-01 1 LIM SOON NEO - B» LIM SOON NEO WHEN you are thrown a challenge in which you may win a one-ounce gold coin, what would you do? Pick it up, of course. That was how eight Singaporeans won gold coins worth over 9800 each from the Republic National Bank525 words
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Advertisement258 1982-02-01 1 "firtn m>| filnium Iml ITmmh ft) I»l P roondfto Show Houm, Singapore 0923 T«t *****77 5 uasaon: US BASIC money supply drops by a smaUer-than-expected sum of US$6OO million, and does little to offset the increase of about $11 billion in the previous two weeks Page 12 IN SPITE of258 words
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MANAGEMENT
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Article, Illustration1302 1982-02-01 2 ALIX FREEDMAN - By ALIX FREEDMAN NYT "PROMISE her anything," the advertisements used to say, "but give her Arpege." It was a memorable message, but it had lost some of its appeal, especially to younger women. So a few months ago, Lanvin's Arpege introduced a new twopage advertisement OnNYT - 1,302 words
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Article, Illustration945 1982-02-01 2 RICHARD SEAH - By RICHARD SEAH "A FEELING of inadequacy, not understanding what the job is ail about." This, according to Mr D F Wharton, is a major cause of Job hopping. Mr Wharton was specially appointed by the Hongkong and Shanghai Ranlring Corporation Just over two years ago945 words
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Article310 1982-02-01 3 BERTIE RAMBOTTOMS - BOARDROOM BALLADS BERTIE RAMBOTTOMS Wkea James D Flaherty OHearhe Cm» ftaai Dahlia ts New Yerk, Aad peddled raaad his hat pstatees, Few nsasetal esmmestatars £*®east he was ss the brisk Of Werid-Wlde Hst Pstatees lac, «kbel enterprise •a Chirpy Chips aad Haaay Fries tat sack are the310 words
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720 1982-02-01 3 ARNOLD KRANSDORFF - in with ARNOLD KRANSDORFF Exeeattve Families Under By Gary C—per Preatfee-Hall latl WHEN it comes to family rows Cary Cooper thinks that the employer has a lot to answer for. The pressures of modernday work lead to a great deal of stress. Often720 words
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Article1301 1982-02-01 3 TIM DICKSON - I Small Business By TIM DICKSON THE LAST couple of years have taught 31-year-old Raymond Peto how crucial marketing Is to a small firm. Peto is the founder and 50 per cent shareholder in Richmond Research, a small electronic engineering business in Ealing, West London,1,301 words
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Advertisement148 1982-02-01 2 Ihi \cf)///m (>n scuts »-r. K. V f 7 i. I he sensational,. gohlen-i oiceil beaut) from lain an Fcbruar\ I-5 V»t i i hurvi' $lO <plm vvm y. On screen she thrilled main. On staye she enchants uitli Ik-r regal charm a tch I a 111: lan I lua.148 words
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Advertisement112 1982-02-01 2 DBS interest news Effective 1 February 1982 per annum k i «S' per annum 4% Automatic renewal is available. 6% p a. for 1 month 7% p.a. for 3 months T*ik p.a. for 6 months Minimum Deposit to 1 month is $5000 and tor 3.6.9 4 12 months $1000 7i%112 words
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Advertisement128 1982-02-01 3 INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS for managers of oilfield-related businesses by the GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN This will be the fourth consecutive year that we have conducted two-week management development programs which are specifically designed for the overseas managers of companies in oilfield-related businesses. These programs are128 words
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Advertisement263 1982-02-01 3 A NEW UOF BRANCH OPENS IN BEDOK NORTH. Today, United Overseas Finance opens a new branch in Bedok North at No. 319, Blk. 115, Bedok North Road, Singapore 1646. Tel: *****74,*****61. Which means that you can now earn higher interests on your savings and fixed deposit accounts without leaving the263 words
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RAW MATERIALS
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Article963 1982-02-01 4 AFP COMMODITY prices in Loodon turned a little firmer last week as talk continued that interest rate rises were to be kept in check. However, trading remained generally quiet Currency considerations also played their part as sterling eased to a fourmonth low against the US dollar. OnAFP - 963 words
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Article590 1982-02-01 4 COFFEE: Robusta futures on Friday closed sharply higher with prices between £33 and £20 a tonne up on Thursday's close In actively traded positions. Friday afternoon March reached £1200 a tonne, the previous contract high, and found good support from commission houses, reaching £1217 a tonne by the590 words
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Article171 1982-02-01 4 THE Singapore produce market was opened for only two days last week because of the Chinese New Year holidays. The pepper market was generally quiet with prices unchanged from the previous week. This was despite a softer undertone with prices of both black and white pepper marked171 words
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Article144 1982-02-01 4 RUBBER futures in Tokyo on Saturday closed up 0.6 yen to unchanged in light trading. Values recovered slightly against recent decline on sporadic bargain hnnHng and covering demand generated by steadier overnight Singapore advices. In Liaiu on Friday, rubber futures closed 0.80 to 0.60 pence per kilo down on144 words
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MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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Article194 1982-02-01 4 THE US/Sing dollar opened at 2.0700 and was brought up to a .high of 2.0815 before easing to close the week at 2.0765. Trading in the Dollar/ Sing was moderate and within a narrow margin. The Singapore unit strengthened against all currencies except the US dollar, sterling pound194 words
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Article22 1982-02-01 4 THE average rale at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lead to their best customers is 11.06 per cent.22 words
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Article174 1982-02-01 4 ASIAN RATES «M Ju a: 7 days 1 month 2 months 3 months months 9 months 12 months U8$ (BM prieoo) Hlgk Low 14* 141/16 14* 14* 14* 14 7/18 15 5/18 14 9/18 15* IS 1/18 1511/1815* 159/18 15* 1 month 3 months 6 months 12 months STM T174 words
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Article43 1982-02-01 4 FOR THE week ended Saturday Jan 30, the range of call rates received from Short Deposits (M) Bhd was as follows: Buk faa4: 1.5 to 5 per cent. Geaeral hud: 3 to 5.125 per cent. MOTcamti of funds totalled $810 million.43 words
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Article325 1982-02-01 4 THE WEEK witnessed a string of reduction in PLR by major banks from a high of 15.27 per cent during October 1981. Overnight rates opened after the long weekend on Wednesday at 4 to 3V4 per cent but umifbidding interest during clearing hours brought the rate to as high325 words
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Article360 1982-02-01 4 GOLD prices on the international bullion markets were marked up higher daily throughout last week from the low of US$37O on Monday to a high of US$3B9 on Friday. It closed on the New York Comex at U*****.60, Green and Collier says. Conflicting signals regarding the US economy dominated360 words
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Advertisement89 1982-02-01 4 i BARUDA now flies the most advanced wide-bodied AIRBUS A3OO toMEDAN From Ist February 1982, GARUDA flies you to Medan at 1.00 p.m. everyday. Arriving at 1.15 p.m. And also introducing our new Executive Class more spacious and more comfortable than ever! FIY6ARUOA, the national airline of Indonesia narurio U89 words
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Advertisement28 1982-02-01 4 ROYAL COPENHAGEN I RESTAURANT Opcv<h«r lla-Upa 4di floor, Li« Towers, OldHfd I (Abo«e kcua Orchard) (Om 20) of "Smi Emy ai*c *mb 7 pa tß'o^3 MderlZ: UMvfc SS6.3O+28 words
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Article702 1982-02-01 5 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Tine From BA SIA PAA MAS SIA SU SU MAS MAS RBA MAS MAS SU CPA GU SU PAL SU GU SU MAS MAS SU SU GU MAS GU THAI SU MAS SU GU SU SU SU SU SU MAS KLM ATLOT702 words
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OVERSEAS
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207 1982-02-01 5 Reuter THE European community would have to pull out of the new Multi-Fibre Arrangement (MFA) unless satisfactory bilateral arrangements are agreed with low cost suppliers, UK Trade Minister Peter Rees said. Major industrialised trading nations agreed on a new framework for continuingReuter - 207 words
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193 1982-02-01 5 AFP SOUTH Korea's commodity exports last year amounted to U5520,993 million, up 19.9 per cent over 19§0, with fibre-textile products representing 29.5 per cent or 16,186 million, the Korea Traders Association said. Iron-steel products accounted for 11.2 per cent of total exports, amountingAFP - 193 words
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Article170 1982-02-01 5 Reuter SRI LANKA'S gem industry is planning to push up export earnings by modernising its mining, cutting and polishing processes and developing the Jewel export business. According to development plans prepared by the industry, gradual modernisation could lift gem and Jewellery exports to a place amongReuter - 170 words
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Article280 1982-02-01 5 AP A WAVE of. inflation to sweeping acraaa the centralises rranamlea af atse Savtet-Mae (wastries. price hmunhr af toe six Soviet allies Is Eastern Enrope. Experts la the East and West cite a variety af possess for the price rises, which were tfllttolly aanenneed Is PslssdAP - 280 words
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507 1982-02-01 5 Reuter, UPI JAPANS IHilHil tor tarter national Trade. Shtetaro Abe, has Mid the latest measures to boort imports and soothe tension with the West over trade would not settle trade friction. "The solution of the problem of non-tariff baiTiers alone will not resolveReuter,; UPI - 507 words
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Article498 1982-02-01 5 Reuter ARGENTINA'S Economy Minister, Robert Alemann, has said the military government plans sharp spending cuts t|iis year and will sell many stateowned companies as part of an economic programme that to bring inflation to under 100 per cent. A stiff dose of austerity is seen as necessaryReuter - 498 words
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Advertisement236 1982-02-01 5 Diefhelm. Furniture that has no equal. Discover for yourself the complete range of Swiss Line 2000 Furniture System at our special showroom aisplay. D4ETHELM SINGAPORE PTE LTD MAIN Sho PP»no Centre. 190. Clemeoceau Avenue. Singapore 0923 Te< *****05/*****46 Office. 34. Boon Loot Terroce. Off Rastr Panjang Road. Singapore 0511 Tel236 words
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REVIEWS
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Article961 1982-02-01 6 PATRICIA GOH - After last week's bouquets to the backstage staff ol Radio One and Five, PATRICIA GOH takes a closer look at the stations and what actually goes out on the air. PATRICIA GOH IT WILL probably go down as the "Dachshund Debacle" in Singapore's radio history. The duty961 words
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Article, Illustration469 1982-02-01 6 H» Three Great Semitic By Cutfew Large pages, Olasteated) Reviewed by YUN-XIA MY FIRST brush with religious teaching was in school. Missionary schools seldom left one without the slightest touch of the religion it is so fervently built on. But religion is not something that can469 words
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Article925 1982-02-01 6 NYT OM Gtory: Aa American By Jsaalkaa Rafeaa Be vie wed by JOHN LEONABD IN HIS wonderful book, Arabia: A Journey Through the Labyrinth, Jonathan Raban meets Jan Morris in Cairo. (Raban has been drifting into a vein of gloomy Gothic.) The sensible Miss MorrisNYT - 925 words
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346 1982-02-01 6 THE SINGAPORE Symphony Orchestra goes "cosmic" this month when it plays the theme from Star Wats. This tilne by John Williams is among the light and entertaining pieces lined up by the orchestra for Its latest Familiar Favourites concert on Feb 27. Other346 words
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Article, Illustration1289 1982-02-01 7 PATRICK TAGGART - By PATRICK TAGGART NYT LONG BEFORE his Oscarwinning performance in The Goodbye Girl, Richard Dreyfuss was Hollywood's hello boy. Throw a rock in any direction and bonk, there he was bright, bubbly, frenetic, egocentric and charming. Dreyfuss' enormous appeal doesn't comeNYT - 1,289 words
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Article, Illustration815 1982-02-01 7 LEE YOKE MENG - By LEE YOKE MENG IT IS difficult but not impossible for the old to mix with the new in a nice, familiar kind of way. Aboriginal art is one such case. On first sight, you may be tempted to think that what is aboriginal can only be antique815 words
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Article, Illustration524 1982-02-01 7 LYM THE TEOCHEW opera season at the National Theatre is being extended for slightly over a week till Feb 10. Most of the items on the previous week's programme will be repeated, with the exception probably of Wang Xi Feng, the excerpt from the Chinese classic, DreamLYM - 524 words
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Page 6 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous421 1982-02-01 6 LEISURE TIME Hew year joy THE Singapore Tourist Promotion Board is ushering in the New Year with an elaborate promotion at the aagapare Haadteraft Ceatre. Highlights include displays by dogs from the SAF Provost Unit, lion and dragon dances and performances by local dance groups. Till Feb 8. A CUatme421 words
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Miscellaneous1380 1982-02-01 6 SBC's second anniversary THE BIWOAPOM Brut ant k al iw k UrnSSF3KS fZLZTZZZi ETs:? -tSLMazs; stitiKi SLXSLTSZT C*. stsariisjs S>,rS2 ale* star la this dim, dtreet- mffi ta pUtfim IttaL w Omml iat a ratter ed by Tereaee Vfui aai See tfcr 1 MMhw 11.45 pm Uke Wm4 n the1,380 words
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Advertisement91 1982-02-01 7 Just one number to remember for two Chase branches! With our new computerised telephone system, you'll now be able to get prompt service and attention from two of our main branches by dialling one number. This is just one of the many ways, we at Chase are trying to make91 words
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Advertisement177 1982-02-01 7 s* v v, v' v, v v, v, v v, v; v; v, v, v; v; v; v v T' 1 -Jr A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A ZVa CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES TO HOE HOE SHIPPING CO.177 words
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INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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EUROPEAN MARKETS
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Article248 1982-02-01 8 JAM Pis CORBEILLE Mr-Liquid* 481 B S N Oarrals ftaom 136 Car (Tbomaonc*i a CI* Fnmcala* UN PvttOtM is rntupunlt Financier* OOBptfZUt 0«n*ral* Credit Foncler Da Franc* 91 H&CtMtt* (LI brain*). BaU 3lj Mich*lln (B) 7* Partbaa P*chln*j Cl«ine Kuhlmton rwniot i*i Phlfljp* (M» Own Print*mp* 8 A 131248 words
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Article86 1982-02-01 8 jam a m FORWARD MARKET Acac 372 8 Arbwl ion 18 Ajtur <a 18 44 44 Bru-Lamb E=S? 166 Dt Btcri 91 8 Ebei Dectrobtl Ot>-Inno-Bm OCT I960 4125 2700 ISO 45 136 ITS •10 Hobok mo 120 P»tm 4730 210 Rjl Dutch 8tdn> 1482 1410 M ♦e 8oc86 words
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Article179 1982-02-01 8 JAN Dm A*-T.Ufunk«n «JOB K10 +U Alix LeDen Alls Vara BASF Bt;HT Wfcank Bay Vbank Bayer BSC BMW 10W 00 436 00 136-30 ***** 283 JO n«jc 2X00 198 00 40 9 0J unch 14 U 15 CaiKlli Chem Verw Commersbank ConU Oumml Daimler-Bens ***** 132.90 47 JO 282.00B179 words
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Article164 1982-02-01 8 JAN 28 PYmncs Action* SaUari AJuiuImc Br. Ml 000 1 AJusulssc Rag Brown Bowl Br. Clt* Oflfj Br cit* 0*1*7 p c Cibt OelC7 RM an 1005 1235 035 545 2 10 15 UDCtl 1 Crsdll Suisse Br Credit Suisse Rc« BcktrowiU Br. Owr|i Fischer Br Olobus Pc 1980164 words
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Article120 1982-02-01 8 JAN 29 ru 4-/-ABN am 0J Ah"** «1J0 L3 SB. 40 401 AM*v BJO -4.1 7X50 ■AS Amrotnk 30 JO iU 2ix--U BoU sojo +0J 40.80 SSJO +OJ -LI TUO 41J ***** 96-80 0.1 r« OtmiM OUtbroc Oobkla ntfMtwT moo 4-1.4 MM +0J MJ0 40J MM unch Hundou HVA120 words
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Article79 1982-02-01 8 Cratrmlc Ord saao 100 CorxS AcquA Romi *n so 4-5 yri<t|nlg ***** -SO rut nrti to* 21 Ocner&ll *****0 975 Olm BH 4 in Prt* 3!no ao Innat 2K31 IUlccmentl Ord mo 2850 Lapvtlt Onl Mtdtobtnct ZZ T1000 100 MUano Am CM >6710 Mondadorl Pr1» 4280 125 Montedison 147.2579 words
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Article106 1982-02-01 8 JAN as CI Abiufai n 1 Alctn 24 uncb «H -ltt Bank Moat Bulk No** ScoUa Bel) T»l 23 H +H MX im -t* H h BP Can Ltd Rnarin »*> -H 21 "Mil M.iniTOT 14% unch ns unch Cuuc In* Pt Carllnf OVhIi Com In co 3b utwh106 words
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Article181 1982-02-01 8 JAN M Rand INDUSTRIALS A Alpha MOB uncb Abtrcom At And CI 410 MO -S unch A MIC 3M0B 1085 ITS uncb Barlowi C* Suc&r HOB Currw Finance Di mm Ind rn ■4 Ed con Ed(mn rwi vol* 1 MO JTSO uncb M m #TO ijnrh ru«it Oardian O181 words
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Advertisement175 1982-02-01 8 SfiTr IWAIrf 18 good-luck dishes. c J v y Yue Sheng (Raw Rsh) Pig Trotters with Black Mom "WINDFALL EVERYWHERE" Braised Abaione with Black Mom -PROSPERITY GUARANTEED" Stuffed Mushrooms with Mashed Shrimps "HANDFULOF GOLD" Sweet Sour Meat Bads "SOURCES OF WEALTH FROM BOTH SIDES" Green Vegetable with Shredded Scaßop "NOBILITY175 words
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MARKET REVIEWS
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Article337 1982-02-01 9 H^vo AFP THE TOKYO stock market zigzagged upward last week in spite of uncertainties with the Dow Jones average recovering the 7,900yen mark for the first time in five months. The 225-stock Dow average, a 219.38-yen gainer previously, scored a 52.43yen weekly advance to closeAFP - 337 words
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Article741 1982-02-01 9 Ik J New York II UPI STOCKS on the New York Stock Exchange ended January with a bang, with late bargain-hunting rallies giving the market its best week in two months and its heaviest trading of 1982. Most analysts believe the rally might continue forUPI - 741 words
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Article215 1982-02-01 9 SI Bangkok m THE Securities Exchange of Thailand last week drifted aimlessly and closed mixed in slow and lethargic trading. The only bright spot was news that the government would lift the ban on cement expats. While the cement board gained ground, in the prevailing sluggish conditions,215 words
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Article1199 1982-02-01 9 NEW YORK stocks last Friday closed i broadly higher in the heaviest trading i in a year and analysts said the past 1 two days may be the start of an uptrend that could last several weeks. < Volume soared to 74 million shares, the highest since1,199 words
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Article132 1982-02-01 9 BCI THE MILAN stock exchange showed a depressed mood last week, continuing its cautious behaviour. Only on Friday did the market present a better tone, due to selective orders involving companies which published positive operating results for 1981. Thanks to the last session's gainBCI - 132 words
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Article269 1982-02-01 9 njSydney Reuter THE BYDNEY dun market's downward spiral was halted last week as the powerful laflaeaee d firming Wall Street prices teak effect. Galas la Wall Street ahead ef tke epealag el the market last Friday meralag gave a beest ta prices and liftedReuter - 269 words
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Article288 1982-02-01 9 Jan 30 Yea Akal 275 -10 As&hl Chem 329 -2 Asahi Glass 710 •2 Bank T* 294 unch Banyu 083 -4 Brldgestone 444 +2 Canon 908 +1 Chlyoda Ctiubu Pwr 730 947 +8 -2 ClUzen 337 12 Dallchl Kangyo Bank 400 unch DNIp Print 750 +7 D Nip Toryo288 words
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Article818 1982-02-01 9 LONDON, Frl. The market closed firm today, though equities met profit-taking and ended below opening highs, dealers said. The Financial Times index closed six points higher at 579.8, its highest level since May 1,1981. Opening markups were attributed to last night's rally in New York with operators now818 words
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Article1602 1982-02-01 9 GERALD COLVERD - 1™! London By GERALD COLVERD THERE IS to be no change in the economic strategy of the UK Cabinet. Chancellor, Sir Geoffrey Howe convinced his colleagues, last Thursday, of the foolishness in a reflationary budget, on March 9, which would reverse the success achieved by existing policies.1,602 words
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Article643 1982-02-01 10 SIOW LI SEN - «Singapore d By SIOW LI SEN THE PERFORMANCE of the stock market last week would have slipped by totally unnoticed and forgotten in the annals of stock exchange history but for the almost unbelievable rise of *52 points of the Strait Times industrial index on643 words
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Article268 1982-02-01 10 JULIANA TAY - Week ended Jan 29 compiled by JULIANA TAY SCRIP ISSUES lIT C: Bonus issue of one-for-two. OTHERS •aatfMdm fltagsparr Umttri is acquiring a GO per cent interest in Par Golf, a company specialising in sports and leisure goods for $540,000 cash. ■mlmm InuisMsis I ialM's268 words
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1026 1982-02-01 10 S"Li A IT WAS rather difficult to gauge the performance of the Kuala Lumpur stock market from the two trading days alone last week with sentiment remaining uncertain. Although prices on balance were ahead marginally at the week's close, volumes remained light, reflecting1,026 words
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Article, Illustration487 1982-02-01 10 THE feitewtaf 1« a Vat tt tfce 1« mmt actively traiei ■«Mks w the SM KseiHMte aagSMK iMt «Mk. it Sta> the t*r»*ver la tti—tt «att», rUdag prices •a Friday aai the Mgk Mi tow tar IKI/2 Th« B#«t Th« Worst Spore Lud MT C Tu«k Cement487 words
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LOCAL STOCK INDICES
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Article66 1982-02-01 10 to* taN tan tea Jm* TtBT Iedkstor: CtaMd **IaduKr1ak: CtaMd CtaMd CtaMd CtaMd CtaMd mm ***** 1*70*1 MX) .27 •Finn CtaMd Closed CtaMd 1770.53 17(7.11 1180 50 •Hoteta: Qoaad domed Closed U7I.B ••Preperd* CtaMd Qond n rf d 741.81 7«JT MMUifi Clnwd MFtaMattaM: CtaMd ttOCBC: CtaMd CtaMd CM OtK66 words
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Article2901 1982-02-01 10 1M1/1M3 Hick Low Co«h>7 Last Sale 4-er-Gr*e Die Die Ctt Gr*a Net TTd P/E Vol Week COOO) Hl«k Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL A COMMERCIAL M 348 Aemt 119 lift A] com 900 ISO Allied Choc 912 190 B A T 430 90i Bite 900 75 Ben 4702,901 words
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Advertisement335 1982-02-01 9 NOTICE KILLINGHALL TIN (MALAYSIA) (Incorporated in Malaysia) The Directors ore pleased to announce the unaudited results of the Company for the year ended 31 December 1981 as followvPRODUCTION TIN CONCENTRATE Tonnes Piculs TURNOVER PROFIT BEFORE DEPRECIATION AND TAXATION Less: Depreciation Taxation NET PROFIT AFTER DEPRECIATION AND TAXATION Add: Extraordinary item335 words
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Article123 1982-02-01 11 Reuter A WORLDWIDE ban on New Zealand amateur athletes Lorraine Moller and Ann Audain has been partially lifted, New Zealand Amateur Athletic Association chairman lan Boyd said. They have been cleared to run in amateur events in New Zealand and a total clearance from the LondonbasedReuter - 123 words
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Article111 1982-02-01 11 AFP AN UMPIRE had to he Mat to toe hespltal after Mag beatea ap by a tttaeaefcaated erewd toward the ead sf a sseeer aiateh la Ysgyakarta, eeatral Java, last Satarday, Kempas Weekly reparted. iaat as empire Sawerik was ahsat to Hew the Baal whistle, haadredsAFP - 111 words
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Article127 1982-02-01 11 AFP FORMULA One drivers fined and threatened with suspension by the International Auto Sport Federaton (FISA) following events at the South African Grand Prix will Bgfat the case in national and international courts if necessary. Tbe president of the Grand Prix Drivers Association, Didier Pironi,AFP - 127 words
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Article, Illustration1273 1982-02-01 11 CHARMAINE CHAN - By CHARMAINE CHAN THE LOCAL golfing calendar expanded during the weekend when two competitions were inaugurated at Changi and Warren. Thirty-two golfers (playing off 75 per cent of their handicaps) competed in the first round of the Tan Kong Eng Challenge Cup at Changi Golf Club yesterday1,273 words
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Article142 1982-02-01 11 THE two-China issue cropped up in the first Manila International Marathon event as the result of a protest lodged by the Chinese entry over the use of the Taiwanese flag by a competitor. This was a violation of Olympic rules, the Chinese protest said.142 words
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Article145 1982-02-01 11 AFP A GROUP of Bristol barisf anud umjm to hay Ike Ashtoa Onto grand af EagHsh third dlvktoa to*, hafl dab ride Bristol City. The nsaasrtlai, whaae ideality Is bring kept secret, says hewever that it was told Ike graaad is art far sale, eveaAFP - 145 words
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392 1982-02-01 11 AP VADIM SIDOROV of the Soviet Union, displaying seemingly unlimited down-the-stretch endurance, outran Britain's Hugh Jones in the final metres to win the second Tokyo Marathon yesterday. Sidorov's winning time of 2:10:33 led the efforts by 81 runners from 18 countries. Sidorov, 22,AP - 392 words
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Article394 1982-02-01 11 OLYMPIC executives from throughout the world descended on the Los Angeles area last week to appraise building, planning and developments for the 1984 summer Olympic games. This is a tough bunch, but Paul Ziffren, chairman of the Los Angeles Olympic Organising Committee, feels his group will pa« with394 words
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Article561 1982-02-01 11 Reuter EUROPEAN soccer champions Liverpool are once again discrediting observers who had the temerity to write them off as a spent force. Earlier in the season there was considerable evidence to support such a view with Liverpool sinking to 18th in the English first divisionReuter - 561 words
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Advertisement120 1982-02-01 11 Practise For Health Relaxation ANG TAI-CHI m 4 > Pnpmri Ijmm TIM yw CM te mh*W af MCSTM-CM GM» «w IwHar Main Training Centre 4, Keng Chin Road, Singapore 1025 (off BukitTimah Road, 3% m.s., opposite Swiss Cottage School). Tai-Chi Beginner Class Private Wed Fri. 630pmto 7 15 pm Commencing120 words
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Advertisement69 1982-02-01 11 ASIAN-DOLLAR ISSUE February 1982 THE MITSUI TRUST BANKING CO., LTD. (Incorporated in )«p*n) Singapore Branch Tower 1502/3 DBS Building, 6 Shenton Way Singapore 0106, Republic of Singapore U5520,000,000 Negotiable Floating Rate U.S. Dollar Certificates of Deposit due sth February 1986 Managed by Singapore Nomura Merchant Banking Limited Mitsui Trust finance69 words
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632 1982-02-01 12 NYT PAN AMERICAN World Airways (PanAm) has reported a loss of US$B2.7 million for the fourth quarter, its biggest quarterly loss in history, and announced it was reducing about 200 of its management positions and taking other steps in an attempt to cut continuingNYT - 632 words
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477 1982-02-01 12 Reuter POLAND'S martial law au- < thorities have announced j measures designed to cushion Poles from the effects of drastic price increases. They lifted a current 10,000-zloty (US$l25) monthly ceiling on with-' drawals from savings books and private accounts from Saturday, when theReuter - 477 words
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Article237 1982-02-01 12 Reuter RALLIES to protest against martial law in Poland drew thousands in Western capitals on Saturday as the Kremlin accused President Reagan of Hollywoodstyle showmanship and hypocrisy. In Western Europe, the US, Canada, Australia and Japan, the crowds turned out to back Polish workers belonging to theReuter - 237 words
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186 1982-02-01 12 AFP TBE BALANCE ef paymeats sarpias ef the OrPbliiMm ef Petreleam Exporting Ctlltrlci (Opec) may have drsppei tram UB$lM billtoa to *9 hilltoa last year, the US Federal Reserve Beard (Fed) estimated. lie Fed's aaaaal re pert said this deereaae eerresponded with Improved paymestsAFP - 186 words
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Article172 1982-02-01 12 AFP HONGKONG-based Cathay Pacific Airways (CPA) is likely to inaugurate a seven-flight-a-week transpacific route connecting Hongkong with Seattle and Washington, US, via Tokyo, and Vancouver, Canada, from August. Although civil aviation talks between Japan and Britain, which ended on Friday, agreed to keep the numberAFP - 172 words
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757 1982-02-01 12 NYT THE Federal Reserve Board (Fed) last Friday announced a US$6OO million decline in America's basic money supply, a smaller-than-expected drop that did little to offset the increase of about $11 billion in the previous two weeks. The small drop in theNYT - 757 words
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506 1982-02-01 12 UPI TWO recent surveys indicate that foreign ownership o>f American buriness poses little or no threat to the US economy and is usually good for the companies. One survey was made by lamalie Associates Inc. a large executiverecruiting company, and the other byUPI - 506 words
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560 1982-02-01 12 AP FIFTEEN months after his election, Prime Minister Edward Seaga's programme to lead Jamaica back from economic disaster appears to be making some headway, supported by a heavy flow of cash and encouragement from Washington. Seaga has delivered few new jobs so far. TheAP - 560 words
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275 1982-02-01 12 Reuter A SENIOR US government economist has said that the success or failure of President Reagan's economic policy depends on a decline in American interest rates. "If the rates do not come down our (economic) programme tails," Treasury Undersecretary Beryl Sprinkel said in aReuter - 275 words
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Article285 1982-02-01 12 AP THE UNITED States again topped the list of South Korea's export markets in 1381, followed by Japan, Hongkong and Saudi Arabia. The United States imported U555.56 billion worth of South Korean goods last year, more than a quarter of South Korea's total export figureAP - 285 words
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Advertisement62 1982-02-01 12 EFFECTIVE JANUARY 29,1982 TO JULY 30,1982 INTEREST RATE FOR THE US$lO,OOO,OOO THE DAI-ICHI KANGYO BANK, LTD. NEGOTIABLE FLOATING RATE CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT DUE JULY 30,1982 SHALL BE 15 7 /s p a. REFERENCE AGENT: MORGAN GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY Of NEW YORK SINGAPORE OFFICE REFERENCE BANKS: BANK OF AMERICA NT AND62 words
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Advertisement41 1982-02-01 12 I PANEL DISCUSSION Chorman'i Closing Remorks Dehgotes who wt attend (BLOCK CAPITALS TMt Company/Orfformatton AiMvu To! Country Tatar. To be compieted and returned to SIS Brnmmgmm P.O. Bern 4 M Tttmam Tatar ft* JO77COMP4 IE Mil M> 1 «w Mwr nori41 words
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Miscellaneous69 1982-02-01 12 OUTLOOK for Singapore today: Generally fair, showers expected in the afternoon. Repart for 24 hnn prior to IJ$ pm m Jaa SI Report for U hoars prior to 7J9 pm m Jaa SI at the airport: Maximum temperature 30.1 Associated humidity 69 Minimum temperature 23.1 Associated humidity 96 Hours of69 words
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Article139 1982-02-01 13 Reuter THE SRI Lankan cabinet has approved a draft bilateral shipping agreement with the Soviet Union. A government spokesman said the Soviet Minister of Merchant Marine was expected in Colombo this month to sign the agreement, which provides for cargo between the two countries to beReuter - 139 words
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Article, Illustration493 1982-02-01 13 VONG NYAM MING - By VONG NYAM MING THE VAGARIES of the weather and the tidal currents at the east coast port of Kuala Trengganu have frustrated dredging efforts of the Marine Department and thrown coastal tanker operations out of gear. The unpredictable currents, heightened by the north-east monsoon,493 words
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Article112 1982-02-01 13 AFP THE MALAYSIAN International Shipping Corporation (MISC) has reached a basic agreement with Interasia Lines Limited (lAL) to operate a joint service in the container trade between Malaysia/Singapore and Japan from May L An MISC press release said that initially MISC would be chartering container slots onAFP - 112 words
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Article77 1982-02-01 13 UPI A 132,677-deadweight tonne bulk carrier has been turned over to its Norwegian owner, according to Kawasaki Heavy Industries. The Japanese builder said the Onstad Trader was ordered by Onstad Shipping Co of Norway. The ship was a sister carrier of the Niels Onstad, delivered to theUPI - 77 words
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Article104 1982-02-01 13 UPI SHIPPING tonnage laid up around the world through lack of demand has reached the highest level since May, 1979, the General Council of British Shipping said. By the end of November 1961, 6 per cent of world tanker tonnage was laid up, the council added. TheUPI - 104 words
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Article338 1982-02-01 13 AtppAag UH PMC CM SMpjtac UH Gal VI > Evergraea IV > Alaa VI I rtaco vn 4/5 I Afrm Dn^i VI Fiona Laaro V AKNdCr VI 1 Fnaro-Belc m 4/5 4 ADtraa* vn 4 FYuamcr DC Aipac VI 9 Pratt NVOC VI S Aafooav* V 1338 words
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Article1019 1982-02-01 14 TANKER tonnage dominated transactions at the London secondhand tonnage market, both for continued trading as well as in the demolition sector. The more notable sales involved the Artoaga, an ultra large turbine tanker of 323,090 long built in 1972 and the Washington Eaterprise, a very large crude carrier1,019 words
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Article1553 1982-02-01 14 A LOWER trend was seen for grain business on Thursday from the US Gulf to Holland wth US$B.75 paid for a 70,000 ton cargo. Other grain business out of the Gulf included vessels from Barcelona at $11.85 and for Egypt at $30. A lower trend was also seen1,553 words
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398 1982-02-01 14 THE CABINET Executive Committee is studying a proposal to transfer the Philippine Shippers Council (Shippercon) from the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) to the Maritime Industry Authority (Marina). The proposal is part of the on-going government reorganisation to improve the efficiency398 words
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Article182 1982-02-01 14 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/Europe, Far East/Persian Gulf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (FAB EAOT/EUBOPE): Franco Belgian Services. "K" Line. Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Orient Overseas Container Line. Cho Yang Shipping. ANBO (BTKAITB/AUBTBALLI): Australian National Line. Australia/Straits Container Line.182 words
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Article286 1982-02-01 15 ALTHOUGH there was a slightly improved volume of business on the tanker market last week, rates remained extremely distressed, one broker said, with the supertanker Gulf States to Japan rate at a three-and-a-half year low. Several very large crude carriers (VLCCs) were booked out of the Gulf286 words
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Article, Illustration548 1982-02-01 15 AFP THE HONGKONG shipping industry is likely to maintain its predominant position in the world and even make further headway in coming years in spite of the rise in fuel prices, overtonnage, global inflation and a slowdown in world trade. This was the outlookAFP - 548 words
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Article318 1982-02-01 15 THE US Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) has released a new study on the impact of cargo sharing on US liner trades with the Far East and South Asia. The study also focuses on some of the changes that will occur in US law should the318 words
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5492 1982-02-01 20 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 of5,492 words
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Article691 1982-02-01 21 PSA CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Arrival Godowits FCL Ship Voy for LCL Movement Date/Time Operator Cargo Schedule Mode Sirl Bhum 49S 2.2.82 0700 S'pore Shpg 49 1200-1300 TT Benavon 47/507 2.2.82 2359 Ben Line 49 1300-1500 TT Anson 30/82N 2.2.82 0800 IHeap691 words
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Article1477 1982-02-01 21 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A B Aehip«l"g« *P« Singapore Shpg Agencies (S) Euro-Asia Line (PN/KL/PK). AdrtaHe CantalMv Continental Feeders (S) Cargo Freight (PK). AFEA Singapore Shipping Agencies (S)/ Euro-Asia Line (PK/PN). Afra-Earasia Um Tranagroup Pte Ltd (S). A 11,477 words
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505 1982-02-01 22 THE MAJOR Brazilian inland waterways, neglected in recent years because of the increasing emphasis on road and rail modes of transport, are experiencing the beginnings of a renaissance. This is so as the growing cost of conventional fuel takes its toll. While505 words
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183 1982-02-01 22 CTI INTERNATIONAL, one of the world's largest container leasing organisations, has won its case in the High Court in London (or £1.95 million in insurance claims from Oceanus Mutual Underwriting Association (Bermuda). Mr Justice Lloyd said Oceanus was guilty of "a piece of183 words
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Article277 1982-02-01 22 ARRIVALS KEPPEL WHARVES Asian Falgon (1530) 15/16 Atrevida (2300 31/32 Nedlloyd Amsterdam (1100) 3/4 Nordhausen (2300) 13/14 Perak (0700) 20 West Pateverett (1500) 45 Silver Light (common user) (0600) 20 East Turkmeniya (Passenger) (0600) 44 Teakwood (1800) 38/39 CONTAINER TERMINAL Arild Maerek (0200) 54 Asian Pallas (0900)277 words
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Advertisement318 1982-02-01 13 FOR PEOPLE WHO MATTER I R 1 > I 1 W I Ml Orient Overseas CoidcuMeA Line FUU.Y CONTAHRBED SERWX TO DJROTE CM SUEZ) __f*>* SECSI FftMM trwt M* I3W 7/2 */2 I 28/2 27/2 1/3 J/3 8/3 BE j.j i' rrr V 2 10/2 18/2 l«/ 2 18/2 17/2318 words
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Advertisement224 1982-02-01 13 HSEALORDH UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO'SAGEXPRESS MULTI PURPOSE SERVICES Load* for Accaotinf BrtafctxA (My BstoOTW/3). Abu Dhabi (8/3), Damnum (11/3), Bahrain (14/3), Kuwait (17/3), Shuaiba (20/3) Mna Qaboos (18/3), Kuwait (21/3). Dammam (27/3), Bahrain (30/3). Doha (2/4). Abu Dhabi (5/4) FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE Dubai (16/2), Damnum (18/2), Kuwait (20/2), Abu224 words
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Advertisement15 1982-02-01 13 LONDON Freights SHIP Seles--CONSORTIA SHIPPING SeMsle CONTAINER Sehediles WHO Acts tor Whsm SHIPS Is Pert15 words
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Advertisement552 1982-02-01 13 POLYESTER SLINGS V MariTerm e »tf rw MAERSK LINE EXPORT FULL CONTAINER SERVICES I TO: U s PACIFIC, OULF, ATLANTIC, EAST CANADA, ASIAN PORTB rttdtr PhllMMpWl S ■..iu l l. l "ll SaM AXEL MAER3X' SEE 2555 7/2 M/ 2 i</2 «/3 11/3 a/3 21/3 *****55 13-14/2 15-11/2 KMUBMBBX 23/2552 words
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Advertisement709 1982-02-01 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 *****, *****, ***** ***** 3 CONTAINER SERVICE *Accapto| Europe carp tor Mir na Sport 'too dvect carfo tor Sport 4 Banfkok. fh ceatacs PERMSC P. Um| tor toato iriaa|iaieat709 words
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Advertisement240 1982-02-01 14 SUPERCARRIER SERVICE FROM: US GULF US ATLANTIC EAST CANADA 5/1 a/2 a/2 «xi mu i/vt TO: PANAMA US ATLANTIC EAST CANADA US GULF 11/4 11/4 a/4 1 11/4 1/5 TO: CALIFORNIA VENEZUELA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Sm fitmar* a/j M 17/3 J/4 1/4 a/4 U/4 4 5 VJ ICI 1/2 */2240 words
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Advertisement661 1982-02-01 15 The Straits Steamship Group QCL Overseas Containers Limited STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Porta and Bangkok [CONUINERSHIP SERVICE TO UK CONTINTNT 12/3 14/3 u/3 a/3 28/3 21/3 fWj aw ttm la Nm* Stai 22/2 24/2 25/2 27/2 21/2 28/2 21/2 M/ 3 13/3 04/3 •3/3 M/ 3 M/661 words
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Advertisement619 1982-02-01 15 FOR SALE Tenders are invited by Mortgagees from interested parties for the purchase of one unit dumb grab dredger on an "as is where is basis." PARTICULARS OF VESSEL Offshore Service ED Panama 4C2J2 tfJM 55.13 z 13.13 z 3.11 metres February 1172, Japan NKK 14 persons Dumb Grab Dredger619 words
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Advertisement607 1982-02-01 16 J IONIWNJ UK EXPORTS hwa»ipjnt«UlffO tec CAfHRE AN/WEST HUES via Hamburg nw HK 31/2 2/2 9/2 11/2 20/2 22/2 Spore PK Pen Bilbao Genoa M'burg B'haven Rdam Antwerp 1/2 9/2 5/3 13/3 11/3 8/3 3/3 ta£a*| Eipreu U/2 12/2 Meter Eipreu 19/2 9/ 16/2 Meter Eipreu *26/2 9/ Tte Eipreu607 words
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Advertisement369 1982-02-01 16 JtC.&.LINE KOREA SHIPPING CORPORATION STORE P. Keianf PENANG ALT/UR 171W Safled Safed in Pod FROM BUSAI BANGKOK ALT AS 172E Saied TO BUSAN VEGAI69W 12-14 Feb 15-17 Feb 11-20 Feb FROM BUSAI BANGKOK VEGA 170 CL 12-14 Feb 15-17 Feb 10-20 Feb TO BUSAN KSC KSC KSC KSC KSC KSC369 words
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Advertisement517 1982-02-01 16 EVERGREEN LINE I FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE ftCBPTMC ra ft ia. CMGO FOR r sf™ MM Hm*mt Uiitr+m Ww| Li *w. lMr»n«Ctr l/l 1/9 VI 5/1 7/1 0/1 ttm Uy.l W/2 2S/2 J/1 U/l IVI IV! IV! l m 21/1 21/1 25/1 27/3 twf I Hefty V! W/3 27/1 29/3517 words
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Advertisement909 1982-02-01 16 I Everett Lines! Burma Fiva Star Shipping Corpn. "BURMESE MATIONAL LINE' LOADING FOR RANGOON Mate* Nil mmvzf* 7/1 f+"~ 1/11 f«k u/12 r* mutmeitwYut ivi; F* c ss C Agent* n Motoyvo BOUSTEAD SrtPPUG K L *****4/*****7—PKELANG *****1/8 PENANG *****1/8 CUSOtARQNG ONLY Campama Ar|MtMw 0« hMMCMi Inttreaminamai /s mm A909 words
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Advertisement298 1982-02-01 16 rT ff p^l lao.s.E. OCEAN SHIPPING S ENTERPRISES PTE LTD SANKYO LINE (MSB MSCOUNT PIOMY ROtru 6MSAMTU TMSMOMMU OCCM KSOUtCES PAZ CSTRQIA sun in OCEMMWK l—B Pit ITB m ailM/7 I *****7 V 18. 4MM4/4M7SI EAST IM SHPPK SM MB m *-»7c/vmi MtursM Tun t nuMPotT in m (7MJ A298 words
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Advertisement954 1982-02-01 17 PIL GROUP FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO COLOMBO. HODEIDAH. JEDDAH AQABA T:n 21W/22E 23W/24E T+T! 28-29/3 2- 3/5 ®-7/® 27-21/4 1- 2/8 Accepting LCL Cargo to Colombo, Aqaba and Hodoidah. S.E.A. Container Feeder Service SINGAPORE/PT KELANG/BANGKOK/HONGKONG/MANILA ACCEPTING LCL/FCL/REEFER CONTAINERS PT.KELANG NEP. ZIRCON HEP. TOPAZ HEP AGATE NEP. ZIRCON 60S/61N S2B/63N 1-3/2954 words
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Advertisement743 1982-02-01 17 rrc* BENLINE CONTAINERS snsr Wbm KBBAhb Nam R'hawn Rdaai K ant UK ,J2 rfl> T vj vi vi «/j i/ tt W2 BMNht 11/3 13/3 14/3 lf/3 J/ F4OB EI3OPE H-BURG B HAVEN R OAM HAVRE SOTO* WGarmany Aastna B*Mu Franca MUK Plata* Sport fm ±1"" I'M faM UU kM743 words
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Advertisement446 1982-02-01 17 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BANK LINE EXPRESS MDEPEMDENT SERVICE TO UK/COMT (ACCEPTING CONTAINERS ONLY) SPORE R'DAM HULL HMBG rJ;IS. E N K 2Feb 9 Mar 12 Mor 16 Mor forthbank CORABANK 17 Mor 12 Apr 15 Apr 20 Apr 22 Apr 18 Moy 21 Moy 26 Moy Abo kxxh P. Kttong446 words
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Advertisement690 1982-02-01 18 r vA K line KAWASAKI RISEN KAISHA. LTD EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICES Faunas* n OmaSer MUX 2/ mma itrghbN to MM, Vacmm. Par(M IMk (Ma, Mm (Mum K RAM, Ptßa4etML Hart*, Mkm, SnwA tectum* JAPAN-STRAITS-JAPAN nsn Pw** P**"* Spore Tokyo Nafoya Kobe 25?* m 4/2 4/2 W IJ/2 28/2 EjBBBI g690 words
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Advertisement352 1982-02-01 18 I CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAINER/REEFER SERVICE Im*| to: LOS ARGELES. SAM FRANCtSCO SEATTU. TACONA. VMKOUVQ B.C. AccapM* fa/fa Cantjmn AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE NEW ZEALAND SERVICE •Y6HVA AMBM" "VSWA TASK' JAPAN SERVICE fcfni feAa. M* Dm uft TMm*/1 In F»»"l P Smmort ftuntan 4/5 Fat 10/11 FA 12/14352 words
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Advertisement421 1982-02-01 18 SINGAPORE SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE LTD 20TH FLOOR OCEAN BUILDING SINGAPORE 0104 MARKETING *****2 (3 LINES' GENERAL 91 3111 114 UNE SI TERMINAL Of FICE *****83 TELEX RS ***** RS ***** A B CARSMIP CABLE CARGOSMIP Ih'ijioiial (loiitaiiicr Lilies, 2 SAILINGS A WEEK 10/ from BANGKOK UM tZTZm 2/3 FA "ww421 words
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Advertisement638 1982-02-01 18 KORINS MARITIME SERVICES Room 601. ICB Building. Shenton Way Singapore Tel *****22 *****67 P Kelang Tel *****4/*****5 MIDPIi EAST/RED SEA/EUROPE SERVICES ARUMMAL. S port P. Ktiang Loadhg Far: 3 Feb Dubai/Bandar Abbas/ BUNGA VANOA I Feb HAEWOO NO. 2 14 Feb "ONSOON Feb MAala/Aden/Hodeidah Ateian*ia/n. Said/Jeddah Bandar Abbas/B. Khomeri trj638 words
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Advertisement527 1982-02-01 18 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD. Suitf- 2616. N.i f' 1 Smqapou 0?0/" T♦-! BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK Span P. Raft Pmm| Laaft Mr II Fab IS Fab BOULOOE/rDMI/ (AWN) FULL CONTAINER WEST OOUND SERVICE AttITAS m 122 Als« accepting AtoiaMto/Bitftd Mmmm Liifci ir Ift M4ah/lft»ai/Vtaft/ HMbwi/taHwiaß/lftvy CmMmh to Bftt/Tr*l/Utofe/Tartm/ FULL CONTAINER EAST527 words
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Advertisement566 1982-02-01 19 MALDIVE LINES ETA ETA ETA STORE KUANTAN PORT KELANG MAUNVE COURAGE 4/2 Loading For Dubai/Kuwait/Ka rachi MAUXVE mm 2/2 Loading For Hodeidah/Jeddah MALDIVE NAVIGATOR 31/1 Sailed Sailed Loading For Saialah/ Dubai/Kuwait MALDIVE PEACE 30/1 Loading For Dar-ESalam MAUNVE MTORTER In Port Loading For Male BARBARY 3/2 Loading For Jeddah/Dakar MAUNVE566 words
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Advertisement595 1982-02-01 19 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUILDING 55, Market Street Singapore 0104 Telephone Numbers *****3 (15 Lines) Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Tele* Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS 2510S P UiMK POttW M/S SHMKAT WAN SOON SON BHD IST ANO ?N0 FLOOR KSSRS HM THONG SMPPMG 23 Wetd595 words
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Advertisement65 1982-02-01 19 P.E.A.C.E. PTE LTD X\ tA, MOUNT FAKR ROAD MVPVK SINGAPORE 040® "IJIIUIi TEL: 224t7tt/9 REGULAR Fa/La SERVICES TO AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND, HONG KONG SIM SWEE JOO SHIPPING SDN. BHD EXPRESS TO BINTULU vm KMC um (Ml 1M) Mr If 4.2.12 sniaKtaw (mi lMt) a 112 c fee*** own w to65 words
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Advertisement258 1982-02-01 21 EGYPTIAN INTERNATIONAL LINE (EILJ EGYPTIAN FLAG DIRECT LINER SERVICE TO EGYPT (POUT SUEZ PORT SAID ALEXANDRIA) stok n. Suez n sib mom—£U. SJif 2 -a -pi WIJI Apr 15 Apr 31 thy i tb T c»f Wim HWW arawn/a DMECT UNER SERVICE FROM EGYPT s" srv M>M«a MB N SHIPPING258 words
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Advertisement231 1982-02-01 21 JOHORE SHIPPING 153 JAI AN TENGKU BADAR PORT KFLANC, SEIANGOR VAtAYSIA HAJ SHIPPING SDN. BERHAD Express Untold Service from P. Keteng East Malaysia Brunei HAYATI V: 2/12 HAYAU 3/12 HAYATI i: 4/12 HAMDAH V: 2/12 HAMMH V: 3/C2 HMfIMH V; 4/82 AMI V: 3/12 P.KOAN6 14/2/12 5/3/12 23/3/12 5/2/12 11/2/S2231 words
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Advertisement253 1982-02-01 21 2 WOOD LINE Bulk Timber and Plywood Service UK/CONTINENT SERVICE Sn+H T|JM U. lM*ftar rrirm MM U U U U MNIO/VM/MIT/IK MOM n/2 24/2 11/2 l«/ 2 NANTES/AWT/WM/W/ ESS SOUTH AFRICA SERVICE »carrmt hsd saatLi S 'pare PKafanf Lm*| far SM 5/3 7/3 RtmiM/Divtai/ Cape torn General Agents: Wood Une253 words
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Advertisement344 1982-02-01 21 FRANSMER (GROUPAGE) SERVICE Fronsmtr S«rrK« (S) ft# Ltd Unit B, 4H» Floor (OS-02) Ghwtg Oiwm Hoot M«t»i«l 12, AnMMMOM Rood, off Poyo Uk« Smbmoto 1440 P.O. lo> 519 W i 9146 T«£ *****66 (5 hnos) Totoi: ISitiSO Ft AMIR FCL/LCL SERVICE TO AUSTRALIA CmHmm m* FRAME* I ETA SIN 6/2/92344 words
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Advertisement217 1982-02-01 22 ANNOUNCEMENT Effective February Ist 1982 by mutual agreement SOCSHIP Company Berhad will cease to represent Everett Steamship Corporation and its agencies in Port Kelang and Kuala Lumpur. Our new agent for West Malaysia with the exception of Penang and Butterworth will be HARRISONS AND CROSFIELD (MALAYSIA) SDN BHD whose headquarters217 words
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Advertisement503 1982-02-01 22 INTERNATIONAL SALE NOTICE broad particulars of the vessel are as follows: DWT Built Length Overall Sumner Draught Derrick and Cranes Ne. of Tanks Speed 15,271 (MT) I*7 Japan 252.1 Metres 14 J Metres 2 z IIT: 1z 7 T 2 x 1.5 T 21 14.5 knots The offer should be503 words
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Miscellaneous150 1982-02-01 22 *3VY iS *0T <rz* it</> *<T 3S^ /ft rS ss 3 LL f •s SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. LEGEND? R Thunderstorm Temperature °C 7 Shower Weather Wind direction with speed in knots Shower Rain Cloudy Sky Cloudy Sky Wave height Surface winds are Indicated150 words
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