The Business Times, 23 February 1982
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Title Section10 1982-02-23 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 93/1/82 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23,19» 60 CENTS10 words
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389 1982-02-23 1 LOH HUI YIN - By LOH HUI YIN THE Economic Development Board is keen to have Mitsui Petrochemical, a partner in the proposed Ethylene Glycols Singapore (EGS) company, maintain an equity interest in the project, even at a reduced level. This is because Mitsui has a389 words
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177 1982-02-23 1 THE Government has expelled two Soviet nationals for espionage activities in Shigapore. The two, who were asked to leave Singapore within 24 hours, are diplomat Anatoly Alekseyevich Larkin and Alexander Alexandrovich Bondarev, a marine superintendent with Keppel Shipyard. A statement from the Ministry of Home177 words
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Article336 1982-02-23 1 BERNADETTE CHOOI - By BERNADETTE CHOOI THE 10-YEAR-OLD Asian dollar bond market will see its first bond issue accompanied by warrants this week. Seiyu Stores, one of Japan's largest and most diversified retailing companies, will be borrowing US$l5 million in bonds guaranteed by the Dai-lehi Kangyo Bank. Certificates336 words
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Article480 1982-02-23 1 WONG SOUK YEE - By WONG SOUK YEE THE Singapore Government will spend about $12 million on the capita] costs and operating expenses of the Japan Singapore Institute /of Software Technology during its first three years. In addition, the Japanese government has provided |8 million of computer hardware and480 words
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249 1982-02-23 1 Reuter A MAJORITY stake in the Arab-Malaysian Development Bank Bhd (AMDB). the merchant banking Joint venture between Malaysian and Arab interests, will be sold to s bumiputra banker, Azman Hashim, for more than M|so million. informed banking sources said agreement has also been reachedReuter - 249 words
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Article110 1982-02-23 1 AFP THE European Economic Community has uktd for u extension of the (leadline for the ratification of the International Natural Rubber Agreement from Feb 28 to April. All the EEC conn tries except Belgium and Italy have signalled ratification, but delays in these two countries meant thatAFP - 110 words
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Article75 1982-02-23 1 AFP TOKYO, Mon. Japan today denied a report that it has decided to sell enough pipe-laying equipment to the Soviet Union to make up for equipment denied the Russians by the US. A spokesman for the Ministry of International Trade and Industry was commenting on a Newsweek reportAFP - 75 words
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Article67 1982-02-23 1 AFP KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Former Malaysian law minister Datuk Seri Hamzah Abu Samah today announced that be does not want to contest in the next general election. He will also not seek re-election as bead of the Temerloh Umno division at its next delegates meeting. Datuk Seri Hamzah,AFP - 67 words
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Article58 1982-02-23 1 AFP TOKYO, Mon. French trade authorities, anxious to control imports of Japanese motorcycles of less than 50cc cylinder-size, will, from this month, require prior notification of imports from Japan. The Japanese External Trade Organisation said that although not an import restriction in itself, the measure is an indicationAFP - 58 words
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Article51 1982-02-23 1 AFP JAKARTA, Mon. Indonesia should start preparing for a world economic boom in the years 1964 and 1985 after the current recession ends. The government should give priority to strengthening the plantation sector to draw benefit from the boom, said the president-director of the state-owned Export-Import Bank, MuyotoAFP - 51 words
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Article53 1982-02-23 1 Reuter MANILA, Mon. Philippine Prime Minister Cesar Virata said that Asean members should not compete with one another in offering tax incentives for foreign investment. Mr Virata told tax administrators from all the five member countries that they would be the losers if they tried to compete onReuter - 53 words
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Article85 1982-02-23 1 UPI NEW YORK, Moo. A World Bank official said in an interview published yesterday that the Reagan Administration's planned cutbacks in foreign aid commitments could bring "considerable political and social turmoil" to the poorest nations in South Asia and Africa. Mahbub ul Haq, director of policy planning ofUPI - 85 words
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Article71 1982-02-23 1 AFP TEHERAN, Mon. At least 11 people were killed and another 11 injured when a powerful bomb planted in a garbage truck went off outside the Vali Asr barracks here early today. Revolutionary guards at the scene of the explosion put the number of dead closer to 15AFP - 71 words
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162 1982-02-23 1 THE SBnuftaatß la* Mmday ef eversetoeitptieee to the feat Malayteaa gavera- the year Nks wfl fe toprfLgUSJ deeply tots the nwnqr mmbet MfliHta. OiTto gev Ito slteeafisa to Uiltea, ewrlTC* hTtttttaMto toee 191» the gevennnent l§ iiipsHtog flam its peaettee —dw aah>162 words
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445 1982-02-23 1 WANG LOOK KEAH - By WANG LOOK KEAH TWO government-owned sister computes Singapore Aerospace Maintenance Company (Samco) and Ordnance Development Engineering (ODE) have Joined hands to manufacture aircraft parts ami eqateMit The tosnufsctnring company* formed by these two of the Sheng-Li Group, called Singapore Aerospace Manufacturing (SAM),445 words
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Advertisement261 1982-02-23 1 New Zealand's Third Exporters' Fair (Attktamh April CT to 31,1182) Your chance to see and buy the best that NZ manufacturers and processors can produce. For details and/or brochure contact: New Zealand Trade Commissioner (Tel: *****66) SINGAPURA Building Society has ven'tured into leasing as part of its expansion programme Page261 words
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BANKING AND FINANCE
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187 1982-02-23 2 WEST German net currency reserves rose 200 million Deutsche marks in the second week of February to 63.3 billion marks, alter a 300 million mark decline in the previous week. The Bundesbank said noncurrency reserves rose to 3.46 billion marks from 3.45 billion marks, bringing187 words
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455 1982-02-23 2 WONG AI KWEI - By WONG AI KWEI THE WORKING party, formed to look into the establishment of a financial futures market in Singapore, is expected to finish its report by September, though no timetable has been set. Hopefully, by then, it should also be able to455 words
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Article516 1982-02-23 2 NYT CREDIT market analysts in America have all along been saying that the prospect of huge federal budget deficits and the Federal Reserve's tight money policy are causing the current high interest rates. Nobody knows bow Congress will revise President Reagan's budget, but the latest newsNYT - 516 words
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229 1982-02-23 2 THE SWISS franc has benefited considerably from the increasingly divergent monetary policies between West Germany and Switzerland. Manufacturers Hanover Trust's (MHT) latest currency review said that the differences in policy, coupled with growing anxiety over Poland's ability to repay its debts to West German229 words
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Article54 1982-02-23 2 Reuter TAIWAN'S International Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) plans to set up a representative office in Paris early next month. The Taiwanese Finance Ministry has also approved the setting up of an office in South Africa by ICBC, in a move to expand trade tiesReuter - 54 words
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Article477 1982-02-23 2 THE US dollar closed firmer against major currencies on the foreign exchange market yesterday. Against the local currency, the US dollar opened at 2.0980/90. It quickly settled down at 2.0965/65 and towards closing time, picked up to 2.0970/80. Dealers said trading was very quiet as most banks stayed477 words
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Article162 1982-02-23 2 THE dollar for overnight delivery in Tokyo yesterday closed firmer at 230.60 yen after opening at 229.00. This compared with the 230.40/90 close in both New York and on the US West Coast on Friday and was sharply lower than the 233.60 close in Tokyo on Friday. Trading was162 words
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Article767 1982-02-23 2 Reuter NET West German January bond sales totalled 12.62 billion deutschemarks, after net redemptions of 3.11 billion in December and net sales of 11.06 billion in January 1981, the Bundesbank said. Gross bond sales were 19.17 billion marks in January, up from 12.07 trillion in December andReuter - 767 words
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Article22 1982-02-23 2 THE average rate at which major Singapore banha are currently prepared to lead to their beat customer* is 10.15 per cent.22 words
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Article176 1982-02-23 2 ASIAN ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Feb 22: JJWUWJp., 7<Uys 14* 14* 1 month 14 1&/16 14 13/18 2 month* IS* IS 3 month* 153/16 151/18 8 month* IS* IS* 9 month* 151/18 IS VIS 12 month* 15 5/18 153/16 Da*. §wfn /Miuu r I 1176 words
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Article36 1982-02-23 2 RANGE of price* offered fay di«cooM howca MMfl: Oversight: IM% Call (tepcatta: |Mft 3-monlh Treasury bills 2U 2* J-month Bank bUU g* S months CO 6« «41 months CD 7* 7H Source: National Discount Co36 words
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Article226 1982-02-23 2 SINGAPORE gold futures yesterday closed generally easier on European selling in moderate trading, dealers said. Total sales (or the day was recorded at 141 lots while kerb volume at 52 lots with activity centred on April, June, August and October contracts, they said. April closed weaker at U*****.00/374JD an226 words
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Article33 1982-02-23 2 N TVae* Mew Tort S17B UB 1MB UBS Zurich UB UBR UK UBS mm nt Singapore ua UBR 8.JTS UBS Ckatac pric swlnUSc toQan troy ouao t. Source: Credit Suisse, S'pore.33 words
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Article73 1982-02-23 2 THE dollar In London yesterday was steady and sterling weaker in moderately active early trading. The dollar levelled oat after easing over the weekend in response to Friday's sharp fall in US money supply while sterling was marked lower in the face of the continuing fall in world oU73 words
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Article134 1982-02-23 2 THE US dollar strengthened against major currencies on late short-covering, after initial weakness due to the fall in the latest US M-l money supply figures. However, trading was nervous with sentiment overshadowed by the devaluation of Belgian franc ««h Danish krone in the EMS. The dollar rose to 2.3435/134 words
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Advertisement283 1982-02-23 2 L O o o o o <•> o "X n >r-. 'j ■-■>. Ik -V Anything no heavier than 10 kg, no more than 120 cm in length, width and height combined, not valuables, not to eat and not alive, can reach the consignee almost any where m Europe as283 words
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Advertisement230 1982-02-23 2 /A AUSTRIAN TRADE MISSION AUSTRIA TO SINGAPORE J M mm CBfTURY PARK SHERATON. m mm MARCH 31 TO APRtt. 2.1 AJM. 8 PJL 26 Austrian companies will be visiting Singapore to promote trade between Austria and Singapore. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED in meeting representatives of these companies, indicate on the230 words
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TRADE AND INDUSTRY
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Article, Illustration199 1982-02-23 3 PROFESSOR Roger J Berry <aWve), a lecturer on radiotherapy and oncology, will deliver the Fourth Diarmid Guinness Memorial Lecture organised by the Singapore Cancer Society on Friday. Launched in 1978, the annual Guinness Memorial Lecture is sponsored by Guinness Singapore to commemorate Mr Diarmid199 words
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Article370 1982-02-23 3 RICHARD SEAH - By RICHARD SEAH SINGAPORE will participate in the Frankfurt International Spring Fair this year, with its largest ever delegation of 14 local manufacturers. The fair, which is one of Europe's more established international fairs for gift and houseware products, will be held from Feb 27370 words
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262 1982-02-23 3 THE National Productivity Board is organising a workshop next month to help managers raise productivity through the technique of management by objective. Mr Wee Yue Chew, manager of the board's Labour Management Relations Unit, said the technique can be adopted by enterprises here262 words
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Article110 1982-02-23 3 A SINGAPORE trading and manufacturing group is launching an aggressive sales drive aimed at capturing a bigger share of the noncarbon paper (NCR) market in Singapore and Malaysia. The Maya group of companies, agents for Mitsubishi Paper Mill (MPM), will introduce its water-re-sistant NCR paper in April.110 words
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Article760 1982-02-23 3 SEMINARS AND COURSES Feb 8-26: Methods Time Measurement for Work SimpUcation and Cost Reduction, Oberoi Imperial Hotel, Inbucon Feb 8-March 29: rengttah Grammar Review, Bukit Timah Centre, Department of Extramural Studies, NUS Feb 9-March U: Certificate in Computer Data Processing Module IV Management Information Systems, NPB, NPB Feb760 words
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Article, Illustration74 1982-02-23 3 DE Derek Basfctss (above), 46, has taken up his appointment as chairman of the ICI group of companies in Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand. He succeeds Dr S A Ridgwell, who becomes president of ICI Japan on March Dr Rush ton Joined the company 21 years ago in74 words
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377 1982-02-23 3 POLAROID is confident of increasing substantially its share of the Far East market for amateur cameras following the introduction of its new 600 series cameras. The American camera manufacturer is optimistic in spite at the keen competition from the other camera manufacturers, especially377 words
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Article265 1982-02-23 3 A FTVE-MEMBER delegation from the Japan Iron and Steel Exporters Association is in Singapore far a two-day visit. Led by Mr Hiroyuki Nishimura, the team will meet representatives from the National Iron and Steel Mil and members of the Japanese business community here. Mr Nishimura265 words
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OVERSEAS
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585 1982-02-23 4 NYT THE MEXICAN government has announced a package of economic measures, including a cutback in public spending, aimed at stabilising the economy following last week's 30 per cent devaluation of the peso. Finance Minister David Ibarra Munoz said on Friday that the economy wouldNYT - 585 words
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Article551 1982-02-23 4 SCARCITY OF RESOURCES NYT THE AMERICAN food production system, a mighty engine which accounts for a quarter of the nation's gross national product (GNP) and feeds 10 per cent of the rest of the world, "is threatened by growing scarcity of basic resources," according toNYT - 551 words
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163 1982-02-23 4 Reuter AMERICAN ChiefMStaff James Baker mid that weald rintiiiiasial IMS badge! provided they Ai net call far retreat tram Ms basic NtsMie prsgrsMf irS.'SrSS ■ew eats In already drastically reduced seelal prapaMMs and an If par cent increase In defence etyaiIBe WMte Ism badgetReuter - 163 words
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299 1982-02-23 4 UPI THE REAGAN Administration may not ratify the pending international Law of the Sea Treaty unleas it Is modified to allow private companies to mine freely for minerals below the ocean floor. James Malooe, special United Nations representative for President Reagan, toldUPI - 299 words
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214 1982-02-23 4 AP CHINA moved a step closer towards developing her offshore oil reserves when she issued detailed income tax regulations (or foreign companies engaged in drilling. The official Xinhua news agency reported on Sunday that the regulations follow common international practice with provisions forAP - 214 words
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Article765 1982-02-23 4 ARRIVALS 8orriea Local Operator N saber Tlaia Proai CAL CQ31 OOO TPE AI AI413 0100 BOM PAA PAOB 0230 NYC/SFQ/ AHA/HKG MAS MHfiOl 0700 KUL SLA 9Q101 0845 KUL MAS MHftl 0845 PEN MAS MW71 0915 KUL RBA BH2T 0965 BWN MAS MHB1 1000 PEN/KUL MAS MHS0765 words
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586 1982-02-23 5 THE tariff preference which Asean nations get as developing countries from Japan is of little signflcance now, and may become even less so in the years to come. In April-November 1981, the last period for which a breakdown is available, goods valued at US$4l2 million586 words
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395 1982-02-23 5 JAPANESE trading bouses are turning to South-east Asia in the face of political uncertainties in West Asia and the growing threat of trade restrictions in the United States and Europe. For South-east this development may bring the benefit of keener competition among Japanese395 words
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336 1982-02-23 5 Reuter THE West German export sector is currently performing well and this would mean the country can look forward to an upturn in its economy. This was stated by Bundesbank president Karl Otto Poehl in a newspaper article on Sunday. But he warned againstReuter - 336 words
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468 1982-02-23 5 NYT UPI TO AVOID even more serious trade frictions than those already in existence, Japan has begun to impose voluntary restraints on its exports of steel to the US. Robert CrandalL senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, believes an informal understanding was readiedNYT; UPI - 468 words
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515 1982-02-23 5 UPI IN SOVIET eyes, the United States is past its prime, and is a declining military and economic power. A leading Kremlin adviser, Mr Radomir Bogdanov, deputy director of the USSR Institute for the USA and Canada, and thus a top "America watcher",UPI - 515 words
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149 1982-02-23 5 NYT CORPORATE earnings in the United States showed weakness over a broad front in the fourth quarter and for the whole of last year as high Interest rates, a sluggish economy and a strong dollar abroad continued to depress the results of the biggest companies. CyclicalNYT - 149 words
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704 1982-02-23 5 AP, Reuter EUROPEAN Economic Community (EEC) finance ministers have devalued the Belgian franc and Danish kroner by 8 J and 3 per cent respectively. The ministers announced the devaluations on Sunday, in a communique at the end of a 12-hour meeting and in time forAP,; Reuter - 704 words
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340 1982-02-23 5 Reuter CHINA yesterday denied reports that Deng Xiaoping planned to step down as vice-chairman at a Communist Party congress expected to be held thi* year. "This is utterly groundless," said a Foreign Ministry spokesman. Japanese press reports during the weekend said Party ChairmanReuter - 340 words
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Advertisement235 1982-02-23 4 m ,-v- a V 4** A »v H V > %mM J. -as i t r* r> r hi d w Jt I n .-i:. 4% W < J V «af; >•:/ L' u 9 i w > Mondays/Thursdays/Fridays Saturdays/Sundays From Singapore, you fly GARUDA to any of these great235 words
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Advertisement526 1982-02-23 5 s> q v V t> From FEC the Abacus II b more than a computer. its total computerization. The Abacus 11 is a powerful disk-based, multi-terminal computer. A computer that is built around the powerful, LSI 11*. a product from the Digitol Equipment Corp. one of the largest, reliable computer526 words
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Article377 1982-02-23 6 THE CINEMA in Singapore remained the staple public entertainment long after the allure of the diver screen had dimmed in Western countries. Now, the audience figures for the past three years indicate a progressive diminution in the role of the cinema, seven cinemas closed last year.377 words
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314 1982-02-23 6 ONE OF THE risks of taking an outspoken position in favour of some principle or other is that it makes one vulnerable to charges of hypocrisy if one's adherence to such a principle is incomplete. America's support for free trade is a case in314 words
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Article, Illustration1157 1982-02-23 6 SUE CAMERON - The world recession has highlighted the plight of the petrochemical industry. Universal problems of overcapacity, weak prices and too many competitors have led to a dramatic fall in growth rates. Never before, reports SUE CAMERON, have the world's traditional petrochemical producers been more awareFT - 1,157 words
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Article274 1982-02-23 6 JAPAN is now having to face up to the fact that some 30 per cent of its total 6 2 million tonnes a year ethylene capacity is surplus to requirements. Japan's overcapacity, combined with fierce price cutting by a large number of producers all struggling274 words
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Article274 1982-02-23 6 AMERICA'S petrochemical and plastics producers have not suffered such a protracted recession as either the Europeans or the Japanese. But now they are being visited by all the traditional European evils of overcapacity, rising costs and weak prices. Overcapacity in basic chemicals is not as274 words
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Article711 1982-02-23 6 BRIAN KILLEN - ®y BRIAN KILLEN Reuter BRITAIN'S North Sea ofl boom has brought bitterness as well as wealth to the Scottish port of Aberdeen and left many local people longing for the days before "black gold" transformed their Uvea. When Britain began to funnel oil through Aberdeen inReuter - 711 words
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Page 6 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous613 1982-02-23 6 > -H-OK CROSSWORD CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 That of a black note? (5) 6 Initially vindictive complaint, but tmspedflc (5) 9 Recover from IL Mcßae? <T) 10 No lady? (5) 11 Mostly officers, these people (5) 12 They cover their pounds in marks, the tools! (5) 13 Deceptively make Emil613 words
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Miscellaneous54 1982-02-23 6 BliStdW :Prßnfr r>ir]ff*nS 1 1 UJCOUGHT TO GfcT Dp*N&efc popjoy, LOQCKING v J M, B^);" ,6 r £SftCJP,U.V UWtN OLD agISTQU) IS IN ft 6BP Tfefyf^e L*»MICH ONC. «s vr\Q BRISTquo P He's Tne ONC THPHT conges V »N Mo 2- like: ft GuwFiGH^jr fril'l IB^ T THC 'last Cmp\K£54 words
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Miscellaneous536 1982-02-23 6 God kings of Angkor XE3C fit J Mi Ob tke Ucfctar Ml tf fcHi tHiy'i pr«|r»BßM Is t SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opening Wbwed by The Young And The Restless 3.25 Reaching For The Stan (Mandarin) 4.10 Afternoon Matinee Wake Me When It's Over (.15 News (English) 6.25 Mari Momiufc536 words
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79 1982-02-23 7 ifcfcr «r, I would like to remark on your editorial critique (Feb 10) on Bank of America's to offer incentives to v its personnel in helping to build deposits. I wonder on what knowl- edge or research you base I your know-it-all conclusion (expressed in79 words
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Article234 1982-02-23 7 BofA RETIREE - BofA RETIREE ;ing. Also, you disregard the that interest is not a •factor when it comes to '.current accounts, especially 'those of companies. The implication that there is something i*HHng 40. the quality of BoCA's Service I find poorly based: £>ould regard that quality A among234 words
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Article, Illustration1599 1982-02-23 7 TSANG SAU YIN - LOCAL INVENTOR SCORES A DOUBLE By TSANG SAU YIN A CHANCE meeting between two managing directors, one of a large group of electrical and electronics manufacturing companies, and the other, managing director of a small research firm, turned out to be a most rewarding encounter. This was in1,599 words
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Article701 1982-02-23 7 WONG AI KWEI - ■FOBPMj with WONG AI KWEI f&U HAVE Just had lunch at; a top local hotel and are waiting at the entrance (or artaxi to get back to the office. It is late. How would you (eel if the hotel doorman suggested you take a bus701 words
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Advertisement591 1982-02-23 7 THE CONFERENCE In 1979, the Times Organisation organised Singapore's first-ever conference on 'Trade With China'. In that year, China opened the doors of its enormous market to foreign trade and investment. Since then, the 'Four Modernizations' policy of the Chinese Government has undergone tremendous changes. The initial euphoria has ebbed.591 words
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INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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Article464 1982-02-23 8 DECLINE OF 92 PER CENT AUSTRALIA'S second largest mining complex, Coozinc Riotinto Australia Limited (CRA), has announced losses for the year ending December 1981. The losses are dramatised by a decision to declare a final dividend of five cents per share for the year compared with 19464 words
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120 1982-02-23 8 PEUGEOT BA's ceaselldated set law for lttl Is M| to be abeve toe 1.5 bilHea traacs forecast by toe eempaay last October aad ceald reach IJ} MUlea traaca. Last October Peageet said toe tea—Mated set lest was likely to be anui toe IIM flgare ef120 words
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Article327 1982-02-23 8 PIONEER Electronic expects business condition to continue severe in the present second quarter to March 31 because of large stocks, particularly in Western Europe Japan's leading audio maker, Pioneer Electric, has reported a 55 per cent fall in its consolidated net income for the first quarter ended Dec327 words
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Article103 1982-02-23 8 AMERICAN Telephone and Telegraph decided to leave the quarterly dividend unchanged at US$l.35 per share. ATT said although it expects 1982 to be a reasonable year, "there is enough uncertainty in the economy that it seems inappropriate to change the dividend rate at this time." In five of103 words
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131 1982-02-23 8 CATERPILLAR Tractor expects physical sales volume of its products to increase modestly in 1982 compared with last year. For 1981, Caterpillar reported earnings of U556.64 a share from sales of $9.15 compared with $6.53 a share from sales of $8.60 billion a year earlier. Caterpillar131 words
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Article111 1982-02-23 8 EARNINGS at Polaroid for the quarter and year were off because of lower than expected worldwide sales, inventory write-downs and production phase-outs of some older camera products. Polaroid also cited the cost of introducing and scale up of production for the 600 system. US sales were up111 words
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Advertisement164 1982-02-23 8 When you dine, dine Cantonese. W 3 i k 0 o >1 If pleasing your palate is achieved only by eating the best, then dine Cantonese at The Inn of Happiness for the best Cantonese cuisine outside Canton. And a standard of service that's exquisitely Hilton So come. The stage164 words
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Advertisement144 1982-02-23 8 6 I t WS.I- p The Dragon Palace Restaurant is where you can dine »n regal splendour and feast on splendid dishes fit for a King Spacious enough to accommodate 450 people in comfort. Dragon Palace Restaurant also caters to the cosy twosome! Cicfcpit HoW Oxiey RiM/Pwi«ng Road. Singapore 0923144 words
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RAW MATERIALS
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919 1982-02-23 9 NYT HOWEVER wretched their economic lots were in 1981, the poorer countries that supply much of the world's exportable raw materials can expect even worse conditions this year. Most commodity prices that the Third World receives today are only slightly aboveNYT - 919 words
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532 1982-02-23 9 Reuter cottonseed output >n9Bl/82 is likely to marexceed 27.6 million s(toes, a record, and slightly more than expected. £-£he Hamburg-based jraekly publication Oil iarJrf said this is 8 per cent £r two million tonnes above She previous peak last sea«sa and compares with the tecst recentReuter - 532 words
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666 1982-02-23 9 THE MYSTERIOUS tin buyer, who has unsettled world markets for months during a £500 million buying spree, may force a crunch this week by demanding that some leading metal dealers deliver 20,000 tonnes of tin. By the encf of this week, a666 words
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Article381 1982-02-23 9 AP WITH THOUSANDS of American farmers trying to avoid bankruptcy, US Agriculture Secretary John Block has a plan to beef up the depressed US (arm economy by curbing production. The plan could affect countries that import American grain and other farm products, but some agricultural expertsAP - 381 words
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315 1982-02-23 9 Reuter THE All-Malaya Chinese Mining Association has hit out at the efforts of the GSA and vested interests on the London Metal Exchange to depress the tin market. "Such concerted action amounts to a grand collusion, if not a downright conspiracy, to hurt producers whoReuter - 315 words
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Article165 1982-02-23 9 CSKNESE Priim ffrrtwie, «V M kf ytrtertey. v OMMnt ail: Bulk fob $100.00 ••fieri, old drum (in second Wad dram) fob (112.00 sellers. dram fob $116.00 sellers. '4>fn: Mixed (loose) 160.00 kjyfl !>. Muntok white peppar fob Asta NLW (377.50 sellC9,'Sarawak white pepper faq (ph. NLW $372.50 sellers,165 words
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Article188 1982-02-23 9 and cotton prices lag* quoted as follows in Hongkong yesterday. j»t&o HK dollars, spot ex-go--.Sattea yam: China Blue $&nix 20s 2,470 32s 3,175, 40b a£N (per bale of 400 lbs). gsads: China ButGlobe brand unq; Dragon Head unq; Five Lambs Flower and Butterfly SBQ{ Flying Geese unq (per inches188 words
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Article303 1982-02-23 9 9QGAPOBE: Yesterday's atfmng prices In SJ per kilo, WHITE: 100 per cent ({NgjiClasß (Kangaroo) new artgil.3o, 100 per cent second (Satt',l-06, 100 per cent third <1m5i.03, 25 per cent new crop qir jttock, B-10 per cent no stSefc--JHAI BROKEN. A-super arm. Special 0.63. *3HAI RICE: 55 per cent no303 words
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Article75 1982-02-23 9 THE STRAITS tin price in Peaaag yesterday fell to MSS2JI ft kilo, DMTlag farther dewa withla the ITA middle prlee sector d $32.11 aad The tall was attrlhated to higher dlspMftl d metal aad sblaterest. Hewever, tafia* eatlftl buyer saapwrt was seea at this tower level aleag with75 words
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Article34 1982-02-23 9 Rubber; Feb 22 Singapore: March: 173.50 coats (down 0.60 coat) Malaysia: March: 199.60 cents (down 0.50 cent) Tin: M 532.96 per kilo (down 25 cents) Officisl offering: 279 toaaes (up 28 tonnes)34 words
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Article105 1982-02-23 9 Reuter THE Thai Foreign Trade Department will sell 60,000 tonnes of rice to Singapore for delivery during the next 12 months, Deputy Director General of the Department, Oranut Osathanond said. It will comprise white rice 100 per cent second grade and 10 per cent and theReuter - 105 words
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Article279 1982-02-23 9 RUBBER prices in Singspore yesterday closed slightly easier with March One RSS buyers quoted at 173.50 cents per Idlo, tfown half a cent from last Friday's close, dealers said. v Morning prices were marked down slightly on lower London advices but recovered marginally on some covering interest, they said.279 words
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Article314 1982-02-23 9 HAS prices In cenU per kUo yesterday: (per kilo) i Micrv (per kilo) 1st. 1 R.S.S. prompt t.o.ty. 170.50 Int. 1R&S. Midi 17X90 Int. 1 RS.S. April 17U0 Int. 164.00 UK/CM 10.00 Int. J RS.S 1(100 UK/Coat 138 50 Int. 4 RS.S. 1«.00 UK/Coot 147.00 lot 5 R.S.S314 words
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Article112 1982-02-23 9 NOON SSI 1 and SMR pneaa yrnm Ul 88R30 SSR 50 (Mm polWt) (lloo poQM) Mtrch (Corroot MU) Man 163.SON 166 SON 161 JO 163 50N April (Forward Ml*) Baron Bolters ***** 167 SON 163.60 166. SON MKKLB March April SMRCV SMRL smrs SMR CP SMR 10112 words
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Advertisement570 1982-02-23 9 Two exclusive seminars to be conducted for the first time In this region by Somers H. white banker and management financial consultant from the United States. Businessmen from 20 countries have paid over US$l million to hear his presentations. .HOW TO BORROW TWICE THE MONEY WITH HALF THE RT ACQUISITIONS.570 words
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1486 1982-02-23 10 BID and after price* officially listed and bmlmtm in and reparted 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 ON* INDUSTRIAL A COMMERCIAL Acaa (1MB)1,486 words
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Article166 1982-02-23 10 The Savlnga Fund S par* Prog Pawl S par* Sec. Fund S pore Invest Fund S'pcre Equity Fund tar Pai IB IB ia IB l.B lb "1u in 1JB 110 LU IS DUmaSd*"*' S'pore Pd(USI) S» nonami tar PUhB) 071 OA 1.70 (Jaa)(U>day) D UNIT JUUIHOTI Mai Invest166 words
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Article2843 1982-02-23 10 1961/1061 High Low 1 Coapuy li +*rGr's Dhr Dhr Crr Gr's TTd Net P/K Vol (■OOO) Day High U» SKCTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 404 11S 350 312 420 300 470 532* are 430 240 115 130 150 300 TO 300 220 322 231 Acma, Alcorn Allied Choc2,843 words
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Article1552 1982-02-23 10 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lots of 1,000 units, unless other- 'SI-.I wise specinw. INDUBTBIALA Ifc—i (UB) kimm (1» IBS) (It) LB I B1,552 words
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Article124 1982-02-23 10 MALAYSIAN Tikteci Campaay Berted: AGM to be held at 178-3 Jalan Sungai Bed, Kuala Lumpur on Feb 24 at 11.30 am, followed by the EOGM 0 RAHMAN Hydraafe Tla Berted: AGM to be held at 8th Floor Wisma MISC, 2 Jalan Conlay, Kuala Lumpur on Feb 24 at124 words
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619 1982-02-23 10 SHARK prteee toned mixed yeetergay at the Wigipwi ■to eh jg| after a steaag epealag. The flnaasß was prshahly a spills ver treai toat Friday's raiJy |Wtoej!_eeat| theS^alts iJ'toto «f the stock airtrt yeetergay was typical tt the earreat bm4 whea tevestsrs take whatever619 words
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Article165 1982-02-23 10 THE KUALA Lumpur market flntehfd only slightly higher on profit-taking after a firmer opening in moderate trading. In industrials, Taiping Textiles and Pegi rose 14 cents each to M 53.36 and 13.56 respectively while Straits Trading gained 10 cents to 8.80 and MUI six cents165 words
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Article265 1982-02-23 10 ■OKL Grand Central has appointed Mr Chung Sht" Che a director of the company. SOKE DABBY BM will be moving into its new offices at Wisma Lee Rubber, Jalan Melaka, Kuala Lumpur on March 8,1982. THE registered office of B—stead Beldlaga Singapore branch is now at 22nd floor,265 words
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929 1982-02-23 11 THE RESTRUCTURING of "ftP Evans' Far Eastern interests, currently under .;#ay, has generated some unhappiness among certain Malaysian shareholders of its estate companies operat- Ihg in the country. Their concern centres on the allegation that the complex scheme of restructuring 'proposed by the929 words
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226 1982-02-23 11 EARNINGS ef Malaeea. kaaed Ayer Mtlck Bilker Cempaay BM were mwgiaAlly tower but ytmr, as i remit ef tower eatpat ui talllac prieee af rawer aai palm efl. Tk riepiey inn Iwwfvff, I® IwW d#wn Tie —frt pre hi profit tar the yew nM226 words
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1308 1982-02-23 11 Market Talk... MALAYAN Banking Bhd (Maybank) is expected to achieve group net profit of •bout MUO million (or the ■ecOOd half Of its HnanHal year ending June 30, 1982, says UK-based stockbroker, Laurence, Print ĕ Co in its latest newsletter. This should give a1,308 words
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494 1982-02-23 11 LION Corpora tk» Bhd's offer of 1.74 million shares to Malaysian investors was over-subscribed 41.5 times, Indicating that there is still a good demand for attractively priced new issues. A total of 44,895 applications for 74,105,000 shares was received involving $74 million when494 words
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Article205 1982-02-23 11 THE NET profit of 8m Mlgad Itwwry Ltd in 1981 was HKUO.B2 million (146.22 million previously) on turnover of $310.70 million ($265.36 million). Pinal dividend of 10 cents (same), plus cash bonus 18 cents (same) will be paid, making a total of 58 cents (same). Books will be205 words
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Article143 1982-02-23 11 STOCKS IN Manila yesterday closed mixed as the .commercial and industrial sector and miners eased while oils firmed, dealers -.said. Turnover rose to 2.1 million pesos from 441,000 on Friday. Gainers were Basic Pe- troleum which closed at .0 008 from 0.0078 and Oriental "B" at 0.036 from 0.025143 words
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Article29 1982-02-23 11 HJLHANG SENG Monday 12T7.01 Friday 1380.92 We«k Ago 1248.35 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS "Monday 0483 Friday 8404 Week Ago 001.9 ALL ORDINARIES Monday 900.4 Friday 500.5 •WMk Ago 510J29 words
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Article259 1982-02-23 11 HONGKONG STOCKS IN Hongkong yesterday closed slightly easier with trading quiet throughout the day, broken said. Prices eased after the technical rebound of the past week as investors held back on the lack of fresh factors to stimulate the market. The (3.1 billion fall in the latest259 words
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Article202 1982-02-23 11 THERE was no dominant trend in prices and volumes in Sydney yesterday were low with investors waiting (or a guide from overseas markets, brokers said. At the close, the All-Ordinaries index was off a fractional 0.1 points to 506.4 with the industrial marker down 1.2 points202 words
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Article482 1982-02-23 11 SHARE prices in Tokyo yesterday gained ground over a broad front with interest enlivened by the sharp yen upturn against the US dollar and weakening US interest rates, dealers said. The market average gained 45.06 points to close at 7,158.36, but trading was light on a482 words
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Advertisement44 1982-02-23 11 FURNITURE A]l II Touch of Class LUXURY INTERIORS PTE. LTD. 321, Plaza SinQapura fACTOKr mumtMT* fry* f(3K SOUTH CAST MM STTHLtS-EAJPTE LTD Unit 1003, 10th Floor, Tan Boon Liat Building, Out ram Road. Singapore 0316. Tel: *****47 (3 Lines) Cable: STIHLSEA Telex: RS *****44 words
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Advertisement100 1982-02-23 11 COMPUTER PAYROLL PROCESSING SERVICE •TICL DATA SERVICES The Computer Bureau o! International Computers Limited Europe's Leading Computer Manufacturer Production of standard payroll reports: Pay Advices e Bank Schedules Coinage Analysis e Employee Information e Deductions e Management Reports e Allowances e Government Tax Information AN jICLj SERVICE PRODUCT Other computer100 words
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Article150 1982-02-23 12 Rises Indices Spore Laad 790 +61 Feb 19 Feb 22 Duloa Bat C K Tu| Jacks Imt St 8U»aishlp 536 41 500 230 486 20 15 12 BT Indicator: Industrials: *****4 753.01 *****7 753.41 Perils Plant 444 12 Finance. 1710.39 1898.99 Til 234 11 Hotels: 112.92 1112.19 O C150 words
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Article, Illustration158 1982-02-23 12 A STRONG epeaiag by share prices ea the Stock Exekuge sf Siippin yesterday was nst sustained m preflt-takers waded ia alter last Friday's esenragiig galas. Ike Straits Times ladastrlal ladex meved a traetleaal I.M pstats higher to 1tt.41, while the Rsslaess Times ladieator of the day's II mest158 words
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Article596 1982-02-23 12 "mm mm*** by HOCK LOCK SIEW LIEN Use and its subsidiary Saath MaJaySbi MhUm have been sitting quietly on the local stock exchange for a long time, ideal targets (or a takeover by groups planning to revitalise the operations of the two companies. But the speed with whichby HOCK LOCK SIEW - 596 words
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Article49 1982-02-23 12 has re- vealed that the sale of its Broome Estate for Ms 23 million has given rise to a surplus of $19 million over the book value. Earlier, the company only reported the total cash consideration for the sale but omitted the amount of the resultant surplus.49 words
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Article22 1982-02-23 12 has nominated Tuan Sheikh Mahmud bin All to the board following the resignation of Tuan Haji Hanafiah bin Haji Ahmad.22 words
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53 1982-02-23 12 has informed that the balance of US$4 million of its US$lO million 8.5 per cent guaranteed bonds have been fully redeemed on Jan 15,1962. It has therefore requested that the bonds be deleted from the official lists of the Singapore stock exchange with effect from53 words
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223 1982-02-23 12 THE New Stralte Times gntp has art aadertakea a prifuriiaal valaatlaa af all Mi pwyittM aiaee lfR. Hawever, the beard will give die raaaMerattaa to this Baiter, NBT depaty ekalrmaa aid aatgaiag maaaglag director Datak Jmmm SmUm (#ld SImfoIMM" era at toe223 words
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Article, Illustration432 1982-02-23 12 MAUDRENE NITHIANANDUM - HHI Companies Editor: Mano Sabnani By MAUDRENE NITHIANANDUM SINGAPURA Building Society (SBS) is the latest finance company to venture into leasing as part of its expansion programme, which also includes the opening of new branches. SBS will branch into this relatively untapped field by creating432 words
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275 1982-02-23 12 TAIPING Textiles obtained approval from the Capital Issues Committee (CIC) for five of its eight proposed acquisitions, but their terms have been substantially revised. Taiping will now have to issue only 36.96 million new shares valued at Ms 2 each for the five275 words
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Advertisement78 1982-02-23 12 U5525,000,000 Floating Rate U.S. Dollar Negotiable Certificates of Deposit, due 24th August 1984 EUROPEAN ASIAN BANK (Singapore Bandi) In accordance with the provisions of the Certificates, notice is hereby given that for the six month interest period from 24th February 1982 to 24th August 1982, the Certificate will cany an78 words
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Advertisement226 1982-02-23 12 ONE-STOP TO COPENHAGEN ROME ATHENS mm m n m M n Athens VT v- > r 1 x^-vF 7 f»- ->* V m '<£» Introducing Thai's new Great Circle Express Routes to Europe that fly you non-stop from Bangkok to Copenhagen, Rome or Athens. Our weekly, smooth as silk flights226 words
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306 1982-02-23 13 THE FAR Eastern Freight Conference (FEFC) will decrease the Singapore/ Malaysia currency adjustment (actor (CAF) from 15 per cent to 10.5 per cent. Tbe new rate takes effect from Feb 25. An FEFC statement said that the February quarterly review of currency values306 words
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Article, Illustration517 1982-02-23 13 JUNE LIM - By JUNE LIM THE MALAYSIAN national line has contracted a group of British scientists to instruct its officers on the navigation of natural gas carriers in and out of the port of Bintulu in Sarawak. The British team will use the Cardiff ship simulator, known517 words
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Article89 1982-02-23 13 Reuter THE AUSTRALIAN and New Zealand/Eastern Shipping Conference will cut bunker surcharges (or shipments to west and north Australia to 29.3 per cent from 30 per cent from March 1. The surcharges for shipments to east and south Australia, Papua New Guinea and New Zealand are unchangedReuter - 89 words
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Article59 1982-02-23 13 AFP A PANAMANIAN-registered tanker, Daaimar, operated by a Singapore shipping company, has been involved in a pay dispute in Jakarta with its crew, who refuse to sail pending settlement. The larger part of its some 30-member crew, including 15 Sri T.ankans and an assortment of other nationalities, haveAFP - 59 words
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Article118 1982-02-23 13 AFP SRI LANKA and the Soviet Union have signed a shipping agreement recently to share cargo on a 50-50 basis, both in terms of tonnage and freight earnings. This is Sri Lanka's first shipping agreement with an East European country. The cargo sharing arrangement will enable Sri Lanka'sAFP - 118 words
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Article707 1982-02-23 13 SMpplag Un Pag* CM Achlpelefo Shpf vm 1 Ale* vm I Xfro-Eunsu VI 3 AUtraas vn 4 Alpac VI 5 Aagoaave V 1 ANL i 1 A PC Line IX > APL m 4/5 Argentine IV 4 ascl m 1 Asia Merchant VI > Austaaia List V707 words
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Article154 1982-02-23 14 LLOYD'S Register of Shipping has introduced new rules and special class notations for dynamically positioned ships and mobile offshore structures. The new rules allow for three different class notations to be assigned to LRclassed ships and mobile offshore units. The notation "DP (CM)' will be applicable154 words
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459 1982-02-23 14 THREE of CP Ships' 779TEU Voyageur class container vessels have been fixed by a Chilean operator for 12 months plus six months on option, with deliveries being on a staggered one-month basis over January to March. Displaced from North Atlantic operations in the wake459 words
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Article, Illustration232 1982-02-23 14 THE Queen Elizabeth 2, the last of the superliners, will be calling at Port Klang and Singapore this week on its 90-day round-the-world cruise itenerary. The flagship of Cunard Steamship Company, owners of two previous "Queens", the Queen Mary and the Queen Elizabeth, arrives in Port232 words
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Article1551 1982-02-23 14 ACTIVE time-charter business on Friday featured an otherwise quiet and generally rather featureless freight market with Soviet interest reappearing for vessels for voyages via North and South America. Soviet operators booked a 64,000 tooner with delivery Cape Passero for a trans-Atlantic round voyage at US$4,000 daily and paid1,551 words
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Article627 1982-02-23 14 Feb 1-March 8 Tanker operations and economics course, School of Navigation, City of London Polytechnic. Feb 21-25 Saudi Transport "82, AlDhiafa Exhibition Centre, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Feb 23 General Aviation: its future in Europe, Symposium in the Royal Aeronautical Society lecture theatre, London. Feb 23-27 International security, safety627 words
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Article301 1982-02-23 15 AFP JAPANESE charterers took advantage of the lower crude oil prices and abundant tonnage to book several large super-tankers at cheap rates out of the Gulf States area last week. One ultra large crude carrier (ULCC) was fixed from this area to Japan at worldscale 16.5, theAFP - 301 words
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423 1982-02-23 15 UPI A MARINE board of investigation has started the difficult task of investigating the sinking of the Ocean Ranger, hampered by the lack of on-board witnesses or material evidence from the world's largest oil rig. The US Coast Guard and the National TransportationUPI - 423 words
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728 1982-02-23 15 Business Day THE NUMBER of applications for vessel acquisition in the Philippines fell to a three-year low last year, reflecting the cautious attitude among operators of fishing, domestic and overseas ships. Figures from the the Maritime Industry Authority (Marina) showed that itBusiness Day - 728 words
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5288 1982-02-23 20 SCHEDPLE 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 of5,288 words
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Article635 1982-02-23 21 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO •a Godowns FCL OU* Voy Arrival for LCL Movement onip Date/Time Operator Cargo Schedule Mode Benvalla 5837 ***** 0100 Ben Line 49 0800-0900 TT Plata 58 24.2.82 0700 Star Shpg 49 1400-1500 TT N. Golovanov 2CW/82 ***** 1800635 words
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Article1586 1982-02-23 21 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A-B AeMpalaga Bkpc Singapore Shpg Agencies (S) Euro-Asia Line (PN/KL PK). Adriatic CaataMn Continental Feeders (S) Cargo Freight (PK). AFEA Singapore Shipping Agencies (S)/ Euro-Asia Line (PK PN) Afra FwaMa Use Tranagroup Pte Ltd (S).1,586 words
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2192 1982-02-23 22 MARGINALLY better results have been reported by Lloyd's marine underwriters. However, in spite of some reduction in shipping losses last year, marine underwriters must still face a bleak year for profits. Although rates hardened slightly early in 1981, underwriters were subsequently hit by the2,192 words
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Article, Illustration379 1982-02-23 22 EIGHT major Japanese ports and shipping business organisations have agreed on berthage and buoyage rate increases for fiscal years 1382 and 1983. The eight ports are Tokyo, Kawasaki, Yokohama, Nagoya, Osaka, Kobe, Shimonoseki and Kitakyushu. The new berthage rate is 10.15 yen per grt per379 words
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Article, Illustration599 1982-02-23 22 AIUTiU UPFEL WHABVB Asia No 15 (hauls 10m «M after Chidambaram hauls) 8/9 Aattopi (0100 after Atrrvlda) 31/ 33 Chidambaram (0510 hauls 10m west) 0/7 Dal Tub Shan (after Ramooeverett) tt EUraburg (after Beta Roao) 11/ 14 Geaeral Zhdaaov (Tanker) (reberths after Bum Chin, P/O) 15/10 Kota599 words
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Article190 1982-02-23 22 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 EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services. "K" Line. Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Orient Overseas Container Line. Cho Yang Shipping. ANRO (STRAITS/AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia/Straits Container Line.190 words
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Advertisement508 1982-02-23 13 FESCO LINES m FAR-EASTERN v SHIPPING COMPANY Regular Services To SOUTH EAST ASIA, JAPAN, INDIA, USA CANADA. Agent: Singapore Soviet Shipping Co Pte Ltd TEL: *****3 MAERSK LINE EXPORT FULL CONTAINER SERVICES TO: U.S. PACIFIC, OULF. ATLANTIC, EAST CANADA, ASIAN PORTS as PhUKJelphi* rr •SWGVORE CLOSM6 TKS: CY 27th F«b508 words
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Advertisement732 1982-02-23 14 MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPN. BERHAD WISMA MISC, N0.2, JALAN CONLAY, P.O. BOX 371, KUALA LUMPUR o*o9, MALAYSIA. TEL *****8 TELEX: MA *****, *****, ***** ***** CONTAINER SERVICE atom. Genoa, 2) Amsterdam, Mwp, L .Havre, B* Haven, Aarhu. Capaakifen. HeSmiu 4) MM. Stw tw* Europe carjo tor feeder na S port732 words
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Advertisement320 1982-02-23 18 f INTRASEA (PTE) LTD BREAKBUIK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE/IM A. FDQJTY NB 123. Alt* acceptiaf Aipim*ia/Ba|Ma4 30 Mr MMi/Unml/irstfK/ MMbvi/MMM/lftvy Mrs to Mrvt/Trtotf/L*toMa/T«to«/ n ALP AC LINE S pore P Keun« Lu*k ALPAC ASIA *53 7 Mar kbr A«arts: Skppm WTIASEA (TO) LIB KO Umpv VEO320 words
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Advertisement449 1982-02-23 19 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): c pau. m C IO2E 28 S S BRDGE 35W. 0 CHEF 21W.. K CHANCE TH Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) Havre K CHANCES Sailed TWBRDttSE Sailed H JADE 5E Sailed R JACEWON IS Sailed H GARNET S449 words
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Advertisement563 1982-02-23 20 S S (>roiii> SINGAPORE SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE. LTD. 20TH FLOOR OCEAN BUILDING. SINGAPORE 0104 Ho G *****2 13 LiNRS) GENERAL *****1 (22 LINES) TELEX RS ***** RS ***** A B CARSHIP CABLE CARGOSHIP Regional Container Lines 2 SAILINGS A WEEK to/from BANGKOK vo* STOKE sxu WK STORE It/21 Feb 2/3563 words
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Advertisement119 1982-02-23 22 THE NEW STRAITS SHIPPING CO (PTE) LTD CHITTAGONG/CALCUTTA SERVICE ETA ETD LOAOMG M.V. PMEWOOO In Port 23 Feb Commence loading on 21/2/82 151 sth Floor, Realty Centre. fnggof Street Singapore 0207, Tel: *****07/*****22/*****04 KIONG CHIMIN SHIPPING (S) PTE LTD RM m, A*RO ASIA BUtLfXNO, 63, ROMNSON RD., STORE 0106 T«fc119 words
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Miscellaneous135 1982-02-23 22 Regional Weather 21— y, 7?I n $> t n n h 4T i 3SS3 K? K SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 AJVL THIS MORNING. LEGEND* R Thunderstorm Shower Rain Cloudy Sky Temperature Weather °c CT" Wind direction with speed is knots 5 knots. Cloudy Sky Wave hrt hl135 words
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