The Business Times, 22 June 1982
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Title Section11 1982-06-22 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 93/1/82 TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1582 60 CENTS11 words
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317 1982-06-22 1 LEE YOKE MENG - By LEE YOKE MENG GOVERNMENT ministries and state departments, such as Parliament, have been given greater flexibility and autonomy in their use of funds. They can now transfer funds allocated for a specific project to another project. This, the Ministry of Finance317 words
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266 1982-06-22 1 MORE government-owned flats may be available to the public in future with the gradual phasing out of subsidised quarters. The number will depend on the number of tenants leaving the civil service or giving up their flats. The long waiting list for such flats indicates266 words
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428 1982-06-22 1 NAJEEB JARHOM - By NAJEEB JARHOM SHARE prices fell close to this year's lows yesterday when the Singapore stock market suffered one of its biggest falls in the year. With several blue chip counters registering double-digit losses, the Straits Times Industrial Index plummeted 14.23 points to close428 words
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303 1982-06-22 1 JUNE LIM - By JUNE LIM THREE union leaders from the Singapore Organisation of Seamen (SOS) will leave Singapore today to seek the support Asian unions for the release of the Pacific Viking. The Singapore-registered cargo vessel owned by Pacific Navigation has been held for the303 words
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Article197 1982-06-22 1 ESSO Singapore has revamped its refinery following a diversification of its crude oil supply. This exercise is part of its $300 million upgrading programme. Its refinery on Pulau Ayer Chawan is now geared to handle a wider range of crude oil as much as 16 different197 words
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330 1982-06-22 1 SIX banks have extended an $85 million syndicated loan at a fine interest rate to Sealion Hotels, owner of Hyatt Regency Hotel. The banks are Development Bank of Singapore, the Honkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Morgan Guaranty Pacific, Tat Lee Bank, United330 words
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BRIEFLY...
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Article70 1982-06-22 1 Reuter BEIRUT, Mon. Israeli forces besieging Beirut today subjected the city to its heaviest bombardment for a week as political efforts to resolve the two-week-old invasion crisis showed no signs of progress. The Israelis, charging that Palestinian commandos holed up in the capital had fired first, opened upReuter - 70 words
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Article102 1982-06-22 1 UPI LUXEMBOURG, Mon. European Common Market foreign ministers issued a statement today officially confirming the lifting of the ban on imports from Argentina but warned it would "react immediately" to renewed hostilities in the South Atlantic. The ministers' decision was taken at a working dinner on SundayUPI - 102 words
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Article113 1982-06-22 1 UPI JAKARTA, Mon. The state-con-trolled Indonesian Journalists Association is proposing Stricter rules governing the accreditation of local journalists. An association spokesman said the government has already banned a number of working journalists and is expected to pass the new regulations before next year in a bid to tightenUPI - 113 words
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Article76 1982-06-22 1 AP BANGKOK, Mon. Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Musa Hitam said Asean would like to see the proposed coalition of Kampuchean resistance groups install itself in Phnom Penh. He said he believes the Khmer Rouge faction has abandoned the policies of terror of its former regime. He said theAP - 76 words
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Article99 1982-06-22 1 AFP LUXEMBURG, Mon. Spain has asked for the postponement of a meeting planned with Britain next Friday and Saturday on reopening the border between Spain and Gibraltar, and Britain has agreed to this. In a joint statement in Luxembourg, British Foreign Secretary Francis Pym and Spanish Foreign MinisterAFP - 99 words
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Article35 1982-06-22 1 Reuter LONDON, Mon. Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini said today Iran will continue the Gulf war until all its demands are met, in spite of Iraq's decision to withdraw its invasion force. ReuterReuter - 35 words
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337 1982-06-22 1 Reuter AFP THE relentless advance of the US dollar shewed sign ef slackening in Lh4m yesterday as It made substantial galas against ether majer carrencies and poshed geld below USSSN an eanee. IV German mark fell te a lt-month lew of 2.48 MReuter; AFP - 337 words
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510 1982-06-22 1 RICHARD SEAH - By RICHARD SEAH NATIONAL Service officers in combat vocations can get a $4,400 "bonus" if they join the regular service under a new incentive scheme to be introduced by the Ministry of Defence. Other ranks will receive about $1,860 if they opt for510 words
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Advertisement237 1982-06-22 1 aiosMioiiai* r -Times Bookshops raos THE Singapore branch of Fuji Bank is to issue US$2O million of floating rate certificates of deposit in Asia Page 2 A LOCAL firm of architects, Akitek Tenggara, has bought a computer system worth more than $2 million for designing and drafting work Page 3237 words
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Advertisement97 1982-06-22 1 FRATA NGWS NVOC GROUPAGE SERVICES TO el A new LCL Service at competitive rates by fast container vessels every 10 days to Dubai and Bahrain and every month to Abu Dhabi. B/L insured with London underwriters. Shipment through private warehouse in Singapore and delivery through private warehouse in Dubai and97 words
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Advertisement239 1982-06-22 1 T} SINUAK)RK business this month Are we all supply-siders now? The money tree Where recession is being felt East flights? Easy connections? You can rely on KLM Friendly, reliable service The airline you can rely on. That's KLM. The friendly Dutch company with more than 60 years of experience. And239 words
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BANKING AND FINANCE
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Article368 1982-06-22 2 CHAN OI CHEE - By CHAN OI CHEE THE Singapore branch of Fuji Bank is to issue US$2O million floating rate certificates of deposit (FRCDs) in the Asian dollar market. The three-year paper, maturing on June 28, 1985, carries an interest rate of 3/16 per cent above the368 words
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Article218 1982-06-22 2 Reuter ITALIAN Treasury Minister Beniamino Andreatta said latest estimates put his country's state sector borrowing requirement at 65,130 billion lire this year. The estimates, presented by Andreatta to heads of both Houses of Parliament, exclude the borrowing requirement of autonomous state agencies such as the state railwaysReuter - 218 words
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290 1982-06-22 2 PROSPECTS for the domestic Dutch bond market for this week are uncertain, particularly after last Friday's initially sharply lower prices, bond dealers said. They said the market is very thin and sensitive to any development with expectations of a new state loan tender290 words
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226 1982-06-22 2 AP FURTHER devaluation of the Sosth Koreas wsa emrrenry Is earning In a gradsal maaaer, not la ft single step, accordiag U Flsftsce Milliter Rha Woong-Bae. He said that Korea weald ceatiase to devalue the wm ctrrewy la sack t manner as astAP - 226 words
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163 1982-06-22 2 SALES of Visa travellers cheques in the Asia Pacific region their fastest growing market in the world have doubled during the first quarter of this year. Sales for this period soared to US$64.l million, up 102 per cent over the first three months last163 words
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Article349 1982-06-22 2 Reuter AVERAGE net borrowed reserves of American banks fell US$3B5 million to 1413 million in the week ended June 16. The previous week's net borrowed reserves were revised to $798 million from $824 million, said the New York Federal Reserve Bank on Friday. Discount window borrowingsReuter - 349 words
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251 1982-06-22 2 Reuter THE Asian Development Bank (ADB) will go ahead with a US$lOO million bond issue in the domestic US market as soon as the market improves. Masao Fujioka, the ADB president, said in Zurich last week that if the New York market doesReuter - 251 words
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE$
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Article488 1982-06-22 2 EXPECTATIONS of higher US interest rates continued to lend buying support to the dollar. At yesterday's closing, the foreign exchange market saw a firm American currency against other major currencies. The dollar opened strong at 552.1700/10. It was traded to a high of 552.1730/40 before settling to a488 words
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Article22 1982-06-22 2 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 11.06 per cent.22 words
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Article179 1982-06-22 2 ASIAN ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on June 21: U8 DolUr*(Spot) Offer Bid 7 days 15 1/16 14 15/16 1 month 15% 15V4 2 months 161/16 1515/16 3 months 167/16 165/16 6 months 16% 16b 9 months 16* 16V. 12 months 16* 16W Das. Sw.Pn. (Middle Prices)179 words
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Article46 1982-06-22 2 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on June 21. Overnight: VH CHI deposits: 4% Closing Baying Selling 5-month Treasury bills 4 3 7 >* 3- month Bank bills 9* 8* 3 months CD 9* 9 6 months CD 9 3/16 91/16 Source: National Discount Co46 words
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Article318 1982-06-22 2 GOLD futures in Singapore yesterday closed sharply lower than last Friday's close reflecting the metal's decline in overseas markets. Total sales for the day, including kerbs, was 364 lots. On the one kilobar gold market, turnover was 51 lots. Prompt closed sharply lower at U*****.00/298.50 an ounce compared with318 words
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Article33 1982-06-22 2 Frt Wed New York 5.08B 5.47B 5.54S Zurich 5.15B 5.47B 5.25S Mam 5.57S Frl Singapore NUB 4.98B 5 06S Closing prices in US dollars a troy ounce Source: Credit Suisse, S'pore33 words
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Article116 1982-06-22 2 THE dollar in Loudon yesterday strengthened further in early trading as high US interest rates continued to draw funds into the US currency. Eurodollar deposit rates showed initial gains of up to Vi point as market expectations of further rises in US interest rates were reinforced after news on116 words
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Article242 1982-06-22 2 THE dollar for overnight delivery closed firmer in Tokyo yesterday at 257.35 yen from the 256.80 opening, with further intervention by the Bank of Japan detected. This was above the 255.50/70 yen finish in New York last Friday and sharply higher than the 253.90 previous close in Tokyo. The242 words
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Article168 1982-06-22 2 THE US dollar In Hongkong yesterday finned against all major currencies supported by steady Asian dollar deposit rates in active trading. Investors moving into the dollar from gold was another reason for the firmness, especially after gold breached the US$3OO level. The dollar rose to 2.4735/ 45 marks against168 words
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Advertisement556 1982-06-22 2 A QBE QBE INSURANCE (INTERNATIONAL) LIMITED invites applications for BRUNEI BRANCH MANAGER This position reports to the Manager for Singapore. Accountabilities include: increasing and maintaining the company's profitable share of the market. ensuring a cost-effective administrative operation and to maintain an efficient customer and claims service. directing the company's insurance556 words
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TRADE AND INDUSTRY
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Article188 1982-06-22 3 SINGAPORE International Software Services will soon provide its customers with a special software package on the Singapore stock market. SISS, a joint venture company between Singapore Airlines and I P Sharp of Canada, provides computer time sharing services. Walter Keirstead, managing director of SISS, said188 words
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388 1982-06-22 3 LIM SOON NEO - By LIM SOON NEO A PROPERTY consultant yesterday believes that contrary to reports about the so-called "slump", and the "crash" in the Singapore market, the property market here is stronger than before. Mr Christopher Boyd, a partner at Jones Lang Wootton, said values now are388 words
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404 1982-06-22 3 TWO Japanese will soon be helping a local printer and manufacturer of packaging materials to improve its technical skills. The specialists, to be provided through the Japan Overseas Development Corporation's Japanese Expert Service Abroad programme, will assist Ngai Mee Packaging Industrial. They are due404 words
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Article409 1982-06-22 3 MANY of the latest products and technology for the welding and metal fabrication industry will be displayed at the second International Welding, Fabrication and Surface Treatment Exhibition at the World Trade Centre from July 21 to 24. A total of 120 suppliers and manufacturers from some 15 countries409 words
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146 1982-06-22 3 TWO trade missions from the UK are here this week. The first is a 10-member engineering and building mission from Birmingham, while the second is a 25member export sales mission from Scotland. The Scottish mission represents a wide range of products including marine146 words
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Article, Illustration121 1982-06-22 3 MR GAN Kong Eng has been appointed chief executive of Jardine Marketing Pte Ltd and board director of Jardine Matheson Holdings Pte Ltd. Prior to this appointment, Mr Gan was marketing director of Jardine Marketing. He joined Jardine as marketing manager in 1977 after the company took121 words
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401 1982-06-22 3 WONG SOUK YEE - By WONG SOUK YEE A LOCAL firm of architects, Akitek Tenggara, has bought a computer system worth more than $2 million for designing and drafting work. Mr Tay Kheng Soon, a partner of Akitek Tenggara, expects the system to increase the company's productivity by401 words
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Advertisement224 1982-06-22 3 SPECIAL OFFER <*">•00 N-. THE POOL FAB Fully Automatic Pool 10.2 m x 4.5 m Built-in breakfast bar Automatic Chlorination Automatic Cleaning All yours for *S$ 58,000 including $8,000 worth of Automatic Equipment FREE For the first 10 pools only. i International POOL FABRICATIONS (S) PTE LTD TEL: *****13 *****88224 words
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OVERSEAS
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Article818 1982-06-22 4 NYT Reuter EUROPEAN governments reacted with dismay and disappointment to a Reagan Administration decision to uphold and extend an export ban on products and technology that the Soviet Union needs to complete a naturalgas pipeline from Siberia to Western Europe. Several diplomats interviewed in LuxembourgNYT; Reuter - 818 words
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Article403 1982-06-22 4 BRITAIN said it took over the last chunk of Argentineoccupied Falklands without a fight on Sunday the South Sandwich Islands near Antarctica. Thousands of repatriated Falklands prisoners were heading home to Argentina on Sunday where military leaders argued over who should be president. The403 words
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WORLD IN BRIEF
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Article479 1982-06-22 4 Agencies CHINA has established a national construction corporation to survey, design and build industrial and other projects at home and abroad, the New China news agency said. The China Construction Engineering Corporation is empowered to sign contracts with foreign companies and to provide labour for projects abroad. TheAgencies - 479 words
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298 1982-06-22 4 UPI A DISPUTE this week over the 1963 budget could cause the downfall of Chancellor Helmut Schmidt's coalition government of his Social Democratic Party and the tiny. Liberal Free Democratic Party. "I will not guarantee we will reach agreement with the Free Democrats onUPI - 298 words
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152 1982-06-22 4 BRITISH inflation should decline to 7.5 per cent by the beginning of next year, despite the cost of the Falklands conflict. "There are bound to be minor fluctuations but the general trend is downwards and we should be able to hit the 7.5 per cent152 words
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453 1982-06-22 4 Reuter MOUNTING pressures in the US financial system are expected to push interest rates in the country higher in coming months, with some money market analysts and economists in New York saying yesterday that these factors may well result in a creditReuter - 453 words
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386 1982-06-22 4 AP POOR countries can and should help pull rich ones out of recession. Helen Hughes, head of the World Bank's economic analysis department, yesterday said in Washington that in the recession of the mid-*****, it was the poor countries of the SouthernAP - 386 words
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407 1982-06-22 5 IT WILL be a historic moment today when leaders of the three Khmer anti-Viet-namese factions sign the agreement that will finally launch the formation of the coalition government of Democratic Kampuchea. After nearly a year of hard bargaining and deadMocks, today's signing ceremony407 words
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Article254 1982-06-22 5 GOVERNMENT ministers of Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand are to meet again on June 29 in Bangkok for further discussions on the international tin situation. Thai Industry Minister Chartchai Choonhavan said yesterday the meeting would be preceded by a preparatory conference of officials from the three countries254 words
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546 1982-06-22 5 Reuter VISITING Arabs are providing one of the few bright spots for the recession-hit Philippine tourist industry, which saw tourist arrivals drop by almost 8 per cent last year to just under one million. According to tourism ministry officials in Manila yesterday, more thanReuter - 546 words
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616 1982-06-22 5 AFP THE war of nerves between Bombay's 250,000 textile workers in 60 factories and mill owners in the western state of Maharashtra has now entered its sixth month with no solution in sight to the city's longest strike in any industry. The workAFP - 616 words
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Article188 1982-06-22 5 UPI TAIWAN might lift its ban on some import goods from Japan if a Japanese delegation shows "sincerity" next month in talks about equalling the two nations' trade balance. An official said yesterday Taipei is considering removing the embargo on 1,533 products. The ban was imposed inUPI - 188 words
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242 1982-06-22 5 UPI AFP INDONESIA Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja yesterday said South-east Asia considers China "the biggest threat" in the region and is concerned over growing US links with China. In the latest issue of Newsweek, released in Washington, Kusumaatmadja said: "Sometimes, the US views situationsUPI; AFP - 242 words
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129 1982-06-22 5 UPI CONGRESS will try again this week to pass a 1983 budget one its backers hope Wall Street and the sagging economy will react to favourably. Some of these backers, however, are uncertain how the House of Representatives and Senate will respondUPI - 129 words
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Article650 1982-06-22 5 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Time From PAA PA005 0025 JFKSFOHKG CAL CI341(or CI337) 0050 TPE SLA SQI01 0005 KUL MAS MH671 0920 KUL CV CV796 0945 LUX/A UH MAS MH680 0955 KCH RBA BI421 1000 BWN MAS MH651 1030 KUL SIA SQ201 1030 HLP SLA SQ103650 words
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Advertisement166 1982-06-22 5 82 5 h h h h Have you totalled up the cost of working in the CBD lately Working in the CBD is becoming increasingly expensive. Not just because those monthly CBD stickers cost $1200 per employee per year. Not just because of the exorbitant CBD season carparking charges. But166 words
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Advertisement56 1982-06-22 5 Now in Singapore SAND CONTROL A BAKER OIL TOOLS COMPANY K proudly announces the opening of its -f>' SOUTH-EAST ASIA SERVICE CENTRE specializing in the manufacture of downhole equipment and screens used in the completion of oil and gas wells ■Y.?> 70 JOO KOON CIRCLE JURONG TOWN, SINGAPORE 2262 Tel:56 words
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Article396 1982-06-22 6 THE POTENTIAL for disaster in the Middle East is now greater than at any time in this generation. Circumstances and events have conspired to produce a scenario far worse than anything that existed after the *67 and '73 wars, or the Iranian revolution, or396 words
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331 1982-06-22 6 PRESIDENT REAGAN'S decision to ban the export of American products and technology needed by the Soviet Union to complete a natural gas pipeline from Siberia to West Europe has generated cries of betrayal from his allies in West Europe and Japan. Their331 words
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Article, Illustration918 1982-06-22 6 DEBORAH SMITH - Overtime all the time Japanese and West German workers have always been pointed out as models of industry. In the three articles on this page, we look at, first, the Japanese 'workaholics,' then a Japanese company that has built its success on sheer hard work and, finally, the most efficientAP - 918 words
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Article883 1982-06-22 6 CHARLES SMITH - A different way to the top By CHARLES SMITH FT JAPANESE industry has got where it is today, according to many expert observers, at least partly because the country's universities turn out more than three times as many engineering graduates as British universities per head of population and because bigFT - 883 words
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638 1982-06-22 6 JAMES BUCHAN - By JAMES BUCHAN FT THE West Germans, as anyone knows, are the most industrious nation in Europe, with rates of productivity that astound their neighbours, a large trade surplus and a strengthening currency. Those who hold these truths tc be self-evidentFT - 638 words
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Miscellaneous683 1982-06-22 6 TWO-IH-OHE CROSSWOKD CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 3 Do you need a manly one for boxing? (5) 8 Rhone bird (5) 10 It shows the professor has love in his heart (5) 11 Love from a Cockney (3) 12 In brief, it's made of glass (5) 13 Free distribution of Braille (7)683 words
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Miscellaneous813 1982-06-22 6 Industrial robots in Japan INDUSTRIAL robots In Japan today account for nearly 89 per cent of the world's total. Yet tbe first robot was Imported Into Japan only 15 years ago. Why have they increased and spread there so rapidly? These and other questions are answered in The Marvels of813 words
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Article, Illustration951 1982-06-22 7 U KHIN MAUNG THWIN - Burma is well on its way to becoming one of the world's major rice producers thanks to its cultivation of 'miracle rice,' or IR-8 as it is called by its developers, the International Rice Research Institute (Irri), reports U KHIN MAUNG THWIN. RAM SURESH, meanwhile, looks atAFP - 951 words
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Article927 1982-06-22 7 RAM SURESH - By RAM SURESH Reuter BY DRAWING on traits of previous strains from all over the world, scientists in the Philippines' Los Banos valley of hot springs have bred new rice varieties they hope will make the green revolution a reality for Asia's impoverished farmers.Reuter - 927 words
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Article, Illustration686 1982-06-22 7 TERRY DODSWORTH - By TERRY DODSWORTH FT VIRTUALLY all the new bosses of France's expanded state sector were drawn from big industry or the fovernment machine. The exception is M Jacques Stern, plucked from his own private company to run Cii-Honeywell Bull, the shaky, semi-nationalised computerFT - 686 words
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Advertisement857 1982-06-22 7 Sirst City Bancorporation Of Texas, Inc STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31,1981. Consolidated Statement of Income Consolidated Balance Sheet U.S. Dalian in thousands U.S. Dollars in thousands 51.096.564 $707,415 117,243 103,187 2,062 80,107 87,197 ',486,360 38.262 617,949 146,642 284,177 S3IS 1.09 2.84 S 393,515 32,085 361.430 *****6857 words
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INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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661 1982-06-22 8 Reuter GULF Oil Corps US$5 04 billion plan to acquire Cities Service Co has probably shut out other prospective suitors but could make other domestic oil companies vulnerable to takeovers. Oil industry analysts in New York believe Mobil Corp and Texaco Inc,Reuter - 661 words
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Article138 1982-06-22 8 Reuter FORD Motor Company said it will close its unprofitable Sheffield. Alabama, castings plant by the end of next year. The closure will affect 1002 employees. The facility makes aluminium castings for car transmission and engine parts. Earlier this year Ford agreed during new contractReuter - 138 words
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241 1982-06-22 8 Reuter BANCO Ambrosiano Group risk exposure on doubtful foreign loan operations exceeded US$l.4 billion at end--1981, Italian press reports said, quoting a Bank of Italy letter. The letter, excerpts from which were published in the Milan financial daily D Sole 24 Ore,Reuter - 241 words
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Article89 1982-06-22 8 Reuter CBS Inc said it and Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp have reduced the scope of their previously proposed video venture. CBS said the previously announced agreement on the the formation of a home video venture has been signed by the two companies. But the two continue toReuter - 89 words
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RAW MATERIALS
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Article284 1982-06-22 9 RUBBER prices in Singapore yesterday closed slightly lower with July One RSS buyers quoted at 183.00 cents a kilo, down 1.50 cents from last Friday's close. Morning prices were marked down slightly in subsequent trading following a lower opening on lower London advices. Afternoon prices lost further ground but284 words
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Article321 1982-06-22 9 RAS prices In cents per kilo yesterday: Close Noon (per kilo) (per kilo) Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers Int. 1 R.S.S. prompt f o b. 182 00 183.00N 181.50 182 50N Int. 1 R.S.S. July 183.50 184.00 183.00 183.50 Int. 1 R.S.S. August 184.50 185.00 184.00 184.50 Int 2321 words
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Article105 1982-06-22 9 NOON SSR ai id SMR prices yesterday HAS July August (Current Mth) (Forward Mth) SSR 20 Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers (1-ton pallet) 161 SO 162.50N 162.50 163.50N SSR SO (1-ton pallet) 159.00 160.00N 160.00 161 00N MRELB July August SMR CV (1-ton pallet) 204 50 206. SON105 words
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Article323 1982-06-22 9 SINGAPORE: Yesterday's closing prices in S$ per kilo, ex-godown: THAI WHITE: 100 per cent first class (Kangaroo) new crop 1.10, 100 per cent second class 0.90, 100 per cent third class 0.82, 25 per cent new crop no stock, B-10 per cent 0.81. THAI BROKEN: A-super 0.65, Special 0.58.323 words
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Article114 1982-06-22 9 THE STRAITS TIN price In PeiMg yesterday remained unchanged at the ITA floor price of MI2S.15 a kilo, having held at that level through the whole of last week. Strong support was again evident from the boiler stock manager at this level. Turnover rose sharply to 421 tonnes,114 words
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Article32 1982-06-22 9 Rubber: June 21 Singapore: July: 183.00 cents (down 1.50 cents) Malaysia: July: 203.50 cents (down 1.25 cents) Tin: M 529.15 per kilo (unchanged) Official offering: 420 tonnes (up 149 tonnes)32 words
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Article177 1982-06-22 9 CHINESE Pniuc Exekugt, Singapore, mm closing prices per IN kg yesterday. Coconut oil: Bulk fob $100.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $112.00 sellers, new drum fob $116.00 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $55.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asia NLW $350.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper177 words
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Article189 1982-06-22 9 YARN and cotton prices weqe quoted as follows in Hongkong yesterday. (In HK dollars, spot ex-go-down) Cotton yara: China Blue Phoenix 20s 2,330 32s 2,910, 40s 3,100 (per bale of 400 lbs). Piece goods: China Butterfly and Globe brand unq; Dragon Head unq; Five Lambs unq; Flower and Butterfly189 words
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Article742 1982-06-22 9 COFFEE: Robusta futures ended a quiet morning slightly easier, between £5 and £1 a tonne below Friday's close in traded positions. Dealers said prices finned slightly from opening levels on some scattered buying in thin volume. Only 133 lots were traded and there were no trades at the742 words
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Article161 1982-06-22 9 The Kuala Lumpur crude palm oil market yesterday closed easier despite some short-covering in moderately active trading, dealers said. June in the south dropped Msls to $815 a tonne and central was unchanged at 1810 while in July north fell 115 to 5815 and central was unchanged at161 words
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900 1982-06-22 9 RARELY have wheat growers and traders seen as bizarre a distortion of prices as they have recently because of poor weather and high interest rates. While the weather improved over the weekend, interest rates did not, and many analysts expect a further warping900 words
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96 1982-06-22 9 Reuter THAILAND is supporting a new tin agreement with conditions similar to the Fifth International Tin Agreement due to expire at the end of this month. Industry Minister Chartchai Choonhavan left Bangkok on Saturday for Kuala Lumpur for discussions with Malaysian Primary Industries MinisterReuter - 96 words
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Article424 1982-06-22 9 THE Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange (KIXTE) hopes to launch a rubber futures contract this year. Chairman Raja Mohamed Alias Ali, in his annual report for 1981, said in efforts to turn the KLCE into a multi-commodity exchange within the shortest time possible, it has taken active part424 words
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Advertisement180 1982-06-22 9 Q: WHAT IS PAR T-GOLF Par-T-Gotf is an incredible gotf machine which uses the latest technology of sensors and micro-chips to present an indoor golf course. It is NOT just an indoor driving range. Normal golfing equipment is required to play through a course with hazards like out of bounds,180 words
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1330 1982-06-22 10 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units, unless otherwise specified. SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Am (3.10B) (14)1,330 words
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Article199 1982-06-22 10 SINGAPORE UNIT TBU8T (Mmnri 1 prices tar Jur B) The Commerce 2.71 2.85xd The Saving* Fund 1 54 1 62 S pore Prog Fund 1.22 1.28 S pore Sec Fund 1.87 196 S pore Invest Fund 0.98 l 03xd S pore Equity Fund 1.17 1.23 DIAMOND MOT STOKE199 words
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Article2789 1982-06-22 10 1982 High Low Company Laal Sale orGr'a Div Div Cvr Gr'a Y'ld Net P/E Vol eooo) Day High Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL A COMMERCIAL 350 233 308 320 141 291 480 326 247 172 246 320 96 187 280 240 Acma Alcom Allied Choc BAT B&ta Ben2,789 words
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Article1487 1982-06-22 10 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units, unless otherwise specified. DfIHHTBIAIS Arms (3.2Z8 3.485) cd AJaameto (2.908) Aleaai (1.L38 1.145) (16) 1.141,487 words
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Article307 1982-06-22 10 INCHCAPE Brrhad: Fifteenth AGM to be held at 1st Floor, Inchcape House, 450 452 Alexandra Road, Singapore 0611 on June 22 at noon. THE New Semdak Rubber Dmmmm egm to be held at No. 50, Jalan Am pang, Kuala Lumpur on June 22 at 11 am. INCH Keaaeth307 words
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Article836 1982-06-22 10 SELLING presBnre continued nnabated throughout the day on the Singapore stock market yesterday. As bears ruled supreme, prices plunged across the board, taking ail the market indices sharply lower. Ito Straits Times industrial Index suffered one of its biggest one-day falls and closed below the836 words
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Article510 1982-06-22 10 SELLERS overwhelmed buyers at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday as investors' confidence remained low. Prices open easier and were driven downwards for most of the day on a flood of selling orders, particularly in the afternoon session. Volumes remained on the low side.510 words
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1252 1982-06-22 11 Market Talk... IN SPITE of the strong demand for office space in Singapore brought about by the sharp growth in the financial and service sectors, London stockbroking firm Simon Coates believes there will still be a small surplus of supply over demand until the1,252 words
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Article437 1982-06-22 11 WITH the ageing stands of its rubber, Malaysian Plantations Bhd (MPB) wants to intensify its replanting programme which would improve the group's profitability in future years, its chairman Tan Sri Datuk Lee Loy Seng says in his latest annual address. To minimise the effect of437 words
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360 1982-06-22 11 THE restructuring of associate Charles Grenier Sdn Bhd is nearing completion and Riverview Rubber Estates can expect a repayment of capital amounting to M 5261,623 soon. This was stated by Riverview's chairman Datuk JES Crawford in his annual report. He also said that the first360 words
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287 1982-06-22 11 NORSECHEM *S new chairman Datok Mohd SaUeh bin Yim( appears to be iacreaslngly Involved In the company, with the prspooed parchase of IJB million shares at Mil each from Resins Malaysia Sdn Bhd The purchase price is understood to be »3.25 per share. Datuk287 words
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Article385 1982-06-22 11 HONGKONG PRICES in Hongkong yesterday closed weak following moderate selling pressure, brokers said. The market was overshadowed by high US interest rates and the lower HK dollar US dollar exchange rate. The general decline in overseas stock markets also aided sentiment, they added. Trading was quiet. The385 words
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Article457 1982-06-22 11 SHARE prices in Tokyo yesterday fell on limited selling in blue chips, with many dealers and investors remaining on the sidelines due to the renewed weakness of the yen, high US interest rates and the weak undertone of Wall Street last week. The market average lost457 words
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Article74 1982-06-22 11 Baofuat Oon B mrt> SI* 1 46 U unch Lapanto b jrm -0001 klartnduqua B Manual 4 unch Often tAi B am -0 001 Phil nmmi 08 4- 0-001 Phiiaz B l* 0 0025 Ptcop B MOM unch 401: unch PLOT -ZZZZ a 0J» Podco B Pof*l an urvrfi74 words
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Article105 1982-06-22 11 JUNK 11 BahU Aofcham Thai Avutliaja In*. And Truet Bangkok Bank Bank Of Ayudhaym Ltd n -1 Bertl fc*" I Charoonc Thai Wlr. 1M ♦3 rtm Trust Industrial Finance Corp 88 JO unch Jalaprathan Cement.. "»«-l H«w Rama Tower Saha Union 11*JO SOTS lM ♦a -0-i unch Slam Cement105 words
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Article427 1982-06-22 11 THE Sydney market yesterday dropped to its lowest level since April 5 in light trading with metal stocks bearing the brunt of the losses after several poor indicators from overseas. At the close, the All Ordinaries index was 7.2 points lower at 462.3. On April 5 the index stood427 words
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Advertisement136 1982-06-22 11 THE BRITANNIA GROUP OF INVESTMENT COMPANIES (registered in the United Kingdom) are pleased to announce the establishment of their new Singapore Company BRITANNIA INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD Mr. Anthony Tan, Manager, is able to provide full information and investment advice on Britannia's range of thirteen funds denominated in both136 words
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Advertisement158 1982-06-22 11 Those who know demand excellence And our criteria for excellence includes a car rental service that runs around the clock. Plus the choice of a luxury fleet. Rest assured too, that our Volvos are kept in peak condition by a fully equipped workshop crew. Which means the necessity for a158 words
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Article147 1982-06-22 12 Rises Indices Dunlop Est 496 2 Junel8 June 21 Falls BT Indicator: *****6 *****0 ST Industrials: 712.21 697 96 C Sugars 950 -50 ST Finance: 1724.56 1706.58 Hong Leong Ind 620 -45 ST Hotels: 1112.02 1104.46 Spore Land Strait* Trading O C B C 710 535 800 -30 -30147 words
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Article, Illustration178 1982-06-22 12 Rises Indices E A I 800 30 Tronoh 775 10 Junel8 June21 Falls BT Index: *****6 *****3 -35 Industrials: 861.34 849.51 H L Ind 690 Finance: 1490.14 1478.84 Lien Hoe 432 -26 Hotels: 608.04 607.30 U Cables 338 -20 Properties: 817.78 811.58 S Trading 590 -20 Tins: 312.97178 words
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Article29 1982-06-22 12 H.K.HANG SENG Monday 1266.61 Monday 632.3 Friday 637 0 Friday 1305.38 Week Ago 1321.10 ALL ORDINARIES AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Monday 462 3 Frldav 469 6 Week Ago closed29 words
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220 1982-06-22 12 CITY Developments ku Infarmed the Stock Exehugt af Singapore that Ha aegatiattons far tke acqnisttien af Adelphi Developments Pte Lid have htllea tknigk. connection wito toe UMueaneat, SEB yesterday agreed to lift toe napenston d trading to City's shares, following a reqnest from220 words
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Article66 1982-06-22 12 THE Philippines stateowned National Development Co (NDC) is seriously considering the possibility of forming a joint venture with Sime Darby Bhd to develop a rubber plantation in the Philippines. Philippine trade and industry ministry officials said Sime Darby was interested in becoming NDC's partner in the66 words
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Article65 1982-06-22 12 TAIPING Textiles Bhd's 130.15 million new shares, arising from the company's recent sub-division of capital, will be listed for trading on the Stock Exchange of Singapore tomorrow. Trading in the company's shares was suspended from May 17 so that the company could complete the relevant administrative procedures for65 words
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Article740 1982-06-22 12 I LONDON, Mon. The higher trend in US interest rates and domestic labour problems pushed prices lower today but the cheaper levels attracted some demand and prices closed above the day's lows, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times index was down 8.9 points at 549.1. Government bonds740 words
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Article90 1982-06-22 12 AP NEW YORK, Mon. The stock market extended its month-long slump this morning as prices turned mostly lower in opening trading. I Oil issues were numerous among the early losers. The Dow Jones Average of 30 industrials, which opened at a 26-month low, slipped another 0.19 pointsAP - 90 words
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257 1982-06-22 12 POUR companies will be upgraded from the second trading section to the first trading section of the Stock Exchange of Singapore today. They are Paramount Corporation Bhd, Sealion Hotels, Ipoh Garden Bhd and The Straits Times Press (1975) Ltd. The transfer of257 words
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Article213 1982-06-22 12 THE KUALA Lumpur Stock Exchange has reminded Pahang Consolidated to reply to its earlier queries on a number of statements made in its 1981 annual report. In a letter to the company, the KLSE, which enclosed a photocopy of its letter dated June 1, said213 words
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Article162 1982-06-22 12 THE decision of Kamunting Tin Dredging (M) to shut down one of its dredges has prompted a query from the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange. The KLSE, in a letter to Kamunting yesterday, asked the company to estimate the effects of the shut-down on its profits. The KLSE also162 words
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757 1982-06-22 12 ALAN LEE - HfiBH Companies Editor. Mara Sabnani By ALAN LEE PAN-ELECTRIC Industries Ltd is going on an all-out rationalisation programme aimed at eliminating or phasing out its loss-making activities. The move is also aimed at converting into cash all its capital assets which are currently producing757 words
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Article260 1982-06-22 12 JOHORE-based Kuchai Development Bhd has proposed an unchanged dividend of 20 per cent less tax, in spite of incurring a 32.7 per cent drop in pretax profit to M 5762,904 ($1.13 million previously) for the year ended Dec 31, 1981. Mr Lee Thor Seng, Kuchai's260 words
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Article200 1982-06-22 12 THE Hongkong Land Co, now developing its new Exchange Square project, will spend more than HKJSO million to resurface the exterior of the adjacent property, Connaught Centre. The building, opened in 1972, will be resurfaced with a sophisticated aluminium panelling system from Germany. The contract200 words
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Article341 1982-06-22 12 APOLLO Enterprises has appointed Mr Peter Michael Lee as alternate director to Mr Martin Lee. Biverview Robber Estates Bhd has declared a second interim dividend of five per cent less tax to be paid on Aug 18. The register of members will be closed from Aug 8 to341 words
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Advertisement267 1982-06-22 12 DALE CARNEGIE COURSES AVAILABLE TO BUSINESS INDUSTRY DALECARNEGIE Founder COURSE TWO COURSE ONE SALESMEN and SALESWOMEN: GET MORE RESULTS This action-packed Dale Carnegie (Sales Course helps you: Develop sales confidence Sell more of your products or services Handle objections capably Organize your selling day Improve your sales personality Reach your267 words
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Advertisement351 1982-06-22 12 ASSESSING PEOPLE FOR JOBS CAREERS: Occupational Testing Singapore, August 10-14,1982 The Course has been approved by the British Psychological Sdciety under the criteria for test-user registration drawn up by the Society at the request of test suppliers and. by the Singapore Psychological Society. ABOUT THIS COURSE This course is intended351 words
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Miscellaneous54 1982-06-22 12 OUTLOOK for Singapore today: Fair and warm. Report for 24 hours prior to 7.31 pm on Jane 21 at the airport: Maximum temperature 31.8 Associated humidity 67 Minimum temperature 26.5 Associated humidity 87 Hours of sunshine 11.05 Rainfall in millimetres Nil Total rainfall for the month 62.7 Total rainy days54 words
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321 1982-06-22 13 PORTECH 82, the first international ports technology conference and exhibition in this part of the world, opens today at Singapore's World Trade Centre. The exhibition will feature exhibits of 99 companies from 18 countries, with 70 stands on display. Heading the list of participants321 words
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661 1982-06-22 13 VONG NYAM MING - By VONG NYAM MING ATTEMPTS by the Malaysian Ministry of Transport to raise freight rates on the coastal tanker trade have ended inconclusively. The Domestic Shipping and Licensing Board (DSLB), the shipping regulatory arm of the Transport Ministry, convened a dialogue between coastal661 words
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Article97 1982-06-22 13 THE INDONESIAN government has made available a sum of US$762 million for the procurement of ships to meet Indonesia's growing sea transportation needs. There will be a total of 225 ships comprising freighters, passengers vessels, barges and tug boats together with docking instruments and ship equipment. A97 words
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Article97 1982-06-22 13 Reuter A PROJECT to build a drydock at Mersa ElKebir port in western Algeria has apparently been shelved by Algeria, said the Middle East Economic Survey (Mees). The long-standing joint project was to be discussed by ministers of the Organisation of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries (OAPEC) whenReuter - 97 words
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Article735 1982-06-22 13 SUppiag Ltae P»«* CM Skipping Um Pag? C*i Achlpelego Shpg vm 1 Evergreen IV 3 Afea vm 1 Fesco vn 4 5 All trans vn .4 Franco-Be lg ra 4/5 A.pa, VI 5 Frata NVOC VI 2 Antara Shpg X 5 Freight Links V 3 A PC735 words
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Article, Illustration388 1982-06-22 14 THE MAJOR element in the joint BTDB/Tung development at Southampton is the installation of a Transtainer-type container gantry system along the whole length of two berths. The three berths used by the Trio consortium (OCL, Ben Line, Hapag-Lloyd, NYK and Mitsui) and388 words
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Article198 1982-06-22 14 THE future of the strategically-important St Lawrence Seaway was thrown into doubt by speakers at a conference on the waterway organised by the Province of Quebec. Delegates were told that not only was the seaway meeting increasingly stiff competition Jor grain export business from Pacific,198 words
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267 1982-06-22 14 UPI RESCUE vessels have recovered five more bodies to bring to 28 the death toll from a fire that swept an inter-island ferry boat on a voyage through the Philippines' Sulu archipelago. "I believe there are no more victims at sea," said CaptainUPI - 267 words
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Article1524 1982-06-22 14 THE freight market finished on Friday on a very quiet note with rates generally showing little change. However, shipbrokers said they believed coal business from Hampton Roads to Japan was close to conclusion at about US$l5 which would be sharply below the $17 agreed for a previous booking1,524 words
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Article542 1982-06-22 14 June 21-24 Charter-Party Disputes (Dry Cargo), Lloyd's of London Press seminar, The Kennedy Hotel, London. June 21-25 Technical marine hull, Chartered Insurance Institute course, Salvage Association, London. June 22 "Mareva" injunctions, Lloyd's of London Press seminar, Tower Hotel, London. June 22-24 Port finance seminar, American Association of Port542 words
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Article264 1982-06-22 15 AFP ACTIVITY improved on the tanker market last week as hostilities subsided in the Gulf area and the Japanese seamen's union gave permission for its members to proceed to Kharg Island. Several very large crude carriers (VLCC's) were booked from Kharg, most of them with part cargoesAFP - 264 words
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Article, Illustration684 1982-06-22 15 THE EEC Commission and Council of Ministers have been severely criticised in a study produced by the legal service of the European Parliament for allegedly failing to carry out their legal obligations on port state enforcement. The EEC Commission has had a proposed684 words
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4889 1982-06-22 20 SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due and when SCHEDDIEI A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world The list below tabulates 4 by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the4,889 words
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Article698 1982-06-22 21 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godowns FCL Ship Voy Arrival for L£L Movement Date/Time Operator Cargo Schedule Sextum 01/366 23.6.82 0900 Harper 49 1400-1500 B6 Kasuga Maru 30/445 23.6.82 2300 Borneo 49 1000-1100/1100-1200 Gl/Fl Ned Hoorn 225 23.6.82 1200 Ned-EAC 49 1200-1300/1300-1400 C2/D2698 words
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Article1860 1982-06-22 21 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A B Arblprlega Shpg Singapore Shpg Agencies (S) Euro-Asia Line (PN KL PK) Adriatic (Mtilier Continental Feeders (S) Cargo Freight < PK). AFEA Singapore Shipping Agencies (Si Euro-Asia Line (PK PN). Urt-Kirul* Liae Transgroup Pte1,860 words
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Article, Illustration1300 1982-06-22 22 FRESH deployment of fast modern chartered tonnage by Sea-Land Service in place of its 16-knot war-time-built converted vessels has been accompanied by a speeding up of most other services engaged in the Europe Mid-East trade. Some of Sea-Land's old ships were involved in1,300 words
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Article550 1982-06-22 22 THE grain ports on West Germany's River Weser Bremen, Brake and Nordenham last year handled 3 million tonnes of cargo. At Bremen, more than Dm 100 millon has been invested over the past two years in the grain terminal facilities and the expansion necessary to accommodate550 words
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Article212 1982-06-22 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 (FAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services. "K" Line. Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Orient Overseas Container Line. Cho Yang Shipping. ANRO (STRAITS AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia/Straits212 words
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Article432 1982-06-22 22 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Bunga Seroja 33/4 Leo Shpg alongside 22.6.82/1500 Jenson 22 Thong Soon alongside 22.6.82/1500 John Bakke 31/2 Bakke alongside 22.6.82/1500 Jumpa 8/9 Leo Shpg alongside 22.6.82/1830 L. Jalabert 3/4 Ned-EAC alongside 22.6.82/0800 New Pony 10/11 Sin Chlao alongside432 words
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Advertisement656 1982-06-22 13 PIL GROUP REGULAR CONTAINER FEEDER SERVICE TO SOUTH EAST ASIA. ALSO PROVIDE REGULAR SEMI-CON-TAINER SERVICE FOR THE PERSIAN GULF AND RED SEA PORTS. See Page 1777/ I R1) INI \N'T\H fw U OSEALORDO R t Orient Overseas CwicjMeA Line FULLY CONTAMERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE (VU SUEZ) KPTUC GMICI 10* 23/6656 words
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Advertisement74 1982-06-22 13 LONDON Freights O/IH SHIPPING Events H SHIPPING Schedule Vm/IX CONTAINER Schedules IX WHO Acts for Whom IX SHIPS In Port X CONSORTIA X REGIONAL Weather X ■^■ffx?ar?Trai Baltimore Nortofc Jul 26 M 27 iKfnzjKmi Jul 25 Jul 26 Jul 29 Aug 1 Aug 2 Aug 3 Aug 5 Aug 874 words
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Advertisement799 1982-06-22 13 BALT-ORIENT LINE "rrpa. Baltic Shipping Co Rtfular Services from South East Asia to United Kingdom and M C it i ..1,1 1..a, mm til uofTunentai rorrs Agent: Singapore Soviet Shipping Co Pt# Ltd Tel: *****3 MAERBK LINE EXPORT FULL CONTAINER SERVICES TO: U S. PACIFIC, GULF, ATLANTIC, EAST CANADA, ASIAN799 words
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Advertisement883 1982-06-22 14 FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE T» Europe S pore 1) Mseiles 2) Rdam 3) H'burg 4) Gburg Cowtaiior Sjrto Feeder *P KeUnj Vesset B DMCM Sailed KORRIGAN B. PENA6A 25/6 B SURIA b oahia 2/7 noelft B KMC* 9/7 SELANOA B MHJA 16/7 N OCINA PENA6A 23/7 N CRYSTAL Mm AccepMig883 words
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Advertisement195 1982-06-22 14 SUPERCARRIER SERVICE FROM: US GULF US ATLANTIC EAST CANADA Savanu* N Orteans ft KIT mmIS "BARBER TENNESSEE" 22/6/42. BARBER PRIAM 2/7/12 "BARBER TAIF" 17/7/12 TO: PANAMA (M* Cmtobai Pmna C 4») —US ATLANTIC —US GULF —E. CANADA TO: CALIFORNIA VANCOUVER US PACIFIC COAST TO:VENEZUELA S Francisco 5/4 l W\:K Bttm195 words
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Advertisement731 1982-06-22 15 The Straits Steamship Group OCL Overseas Containers Limited fCONTAINERSHIP SERVICE 10 UK/CONTINENT Abo acceptang cargo to Kiracti. A labai. Babran 4 Ootu Also acceptng cargo from P Kel ft Penang on OCI thro B/L and LCL/LCt to Dubai Vessel Karacli NE* ZEALAIC STAR 7/6 AUSTRALIA STAR 06/7 MEN ZtALAND STAR731 words
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Advertisement189 1982-06-22 15 pTg Franco Belgian Services (/■*<(' F.a<t h'rr ,ch Service < ith Rrlqian >'<ir Eastern I.ines im+mhc o' ACf ZSTTSSS—, OPTORG CO (M) SDN BHI) Z PPP I I f l_lll AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES, LTD umss cmtuh soviet ARRIVAL ThmS^nrtce to and trotn Cltnago Mil»au*ee Minn St Paul $t Lows. Kansas189 words
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Advertisement612 1982-06-22 16 Hapag-Lloyd EXPORTS Liverpool Bay Uy M (Mu| Toka iipin: Kirtooti Bay Cardfcan Bay Also accepting transhipment carfo lo> CARIBBEAN WtST WOICS »ia Hamburg Seihm lipMK) Hafcata Hani City Of EdriMgti Omei Pioneer Kasuga Mara Tab* Eipress Che* afar VaMe Ko«toon Bay IY» hk S pore P Kelang Genoa Trieste 14/6612 words
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Advertisement458 1982-06-22 16 ItC&L,INE imprint CM*o*A Tit* CONVENTIONAL SERVICE To/From BUS AN STOW P. Ktta M.TM irm/im. 2121 k»* 2% n VE6A 174N/17X 23-24 Jdy 25 26 FULLY CONTAMERISED TO/FROM NORTH X PENANG BUS 30 km 1 lulf 10 27 28 July 6 WEST/EAST COASTS NTC Ball CMw 29/1 31/7 3/8 5/8 8458 words
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Advertisement538 1982-06-22 16 0 EVERGREEN LINE FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE ACCEPT* FCL I LCI CARGO FOR: in o SGP PKL CD K HI KM HR in Eni l»t* 23/B 24/1 4/7 15/7 17/7 19/7 21/7 a/7 t*m 1r,4 4/7 VI 15/7 2S/7 2t/7 38/7 1/1 2/1 E«r Wpr U/7 5/1 7/1 »/l 11/1538 words
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Advertisement1005 1982-06-22 16 II Everett Lines Burma Fiva Star Shipping Corpn. jßk "BURMESE NATIONAL LIME" V LOADING FOR RANGOON Sport P lit*) Pnuof PAGAN 25/27 kr P» «/9 U PMASHWEGYAKYWA 7/ f M HTOAETWA 10/12 U B F SS C Agent* m MoJoywa BOUSTEAD SHtPPING TEL NOS KL *****4/*****7—PKELANG *****1/8 PENANG Compam* Arfantina1,005 words
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Advertisement313 1982-06-22 16 SI NOSE MARITIME PTE LTD 3 SANKYO LINE sans MARITM PTE 111) TU *****44/7 t *****70 I (IST ASIA SHPPMG SON M> TU *****4/*****1 EAST ASIA SWPMG SIM BK> TU 31-9732/3/7251 MALATSM THAW I TRANSPORT LTD TEL ***** t ***** SUN UNION LINE SMOSE MARTTNE PTE LTD TU *****44/7 I313 words
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Advertisement721 1982-06-22 17 PIL GROUP FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO COLOMBO. HODEIDAH. JEDDAH AQABA (Reefer Cntrs Acceptable) ir EAST AFMCA/REDSEA SERVICE KOTA MEWAH V.E-385 KOTA FAJAR V.E-353 Singapore Loading for: 10/13 July Mombasa. M Loading for: Singapore Mombasa. Mogadiscio. Jaddah, Aqaba KOTA MELUR 2S/27 Juns W-324 Mombasa. Hodaidah. Jaddah KOTA MURNI 25/30 July Port721 words
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Advertisement351 1982-06-22 17 t*£Sl LINES, INC. DIRECT SAILINGS TO SATTAHIP AND BANGKOK ETA ETD MV LEO VI ETA SPORE 2/7 4/7 MV PISCES ETA SPORE 16/7 18/7 GENERAL AGENTS: MANDARIN MARITIME (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD. TEL: *****80 (3 LINES) *****76 P.T.PORODISA RAYA UNCI REGULAR INDEPENDENT SERVICE ACCEPTING BULK, BREAKBULK I CONTAINERS TO AUSTRALIA Vessel351 words
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Advertisement882 1982-06-22 17 BENLINE CONTAINERS EXPKESS CONTAtO SERVICE TO/FtOM EUROPE TO EUROPE I)T»TWfIi Bj. aty Of EMiri* Take Eiprats Kaartaaa Bit CarAfan Bay Bam torn Larpßay Fraiehrl Ei|tni Peaaai/Ewaae 24/7 21/7 vn a/7 s/i 12/1 13/1 19/4 24/1 27/1 21/1 1/9 11/* 12/> HAVRE SOTON France Ml UK 23/7 14/7 31/7 23/7 7/1882 words
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Advertisement591 1982-06-22 17 IVYBANK FORTHBAHK CORABANK BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BANK LINE INDEPENDENT SERVICE TO UK/CONT SPORE R'DAM HULL HMBG In Pt 18 Jul 21 Jul 24 Jul 11 Aug 8 Sep 11 Sep 15 Sep 20 Sep 16 Oct 19 Oct 23 Oct Lines U.S. GULF DIRECT SERVICE From Noia DOLLY TURMAN SW591 words
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Advertisement996 1982-06-22 18 EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Also accept!* CHARLESTON. WIMNG7CM. NEW ORLEANS. HOUSTON. GALVESTON. BROWNS ALE CORPUS CHRIST). BEAUMONT. BATON ROUGE. LAW CHARLES LA-LOS ANGELES LB-LONG BEACH I MIDDLE EAST MOKAM MAM VK/ltt KA2UKAIM MNBJ *11/117 STUDCaMM Vl4/ll« AUSTRALIA MMBJ *22/119 SHOKARA MM VK/1M STORE OUMJ DAMMM »ka 3W 4 M 9 M996 words
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Advertisement571 1982-06-22 18 f KORINS MARITIME SERVICES Room 601 ICB Building. Shenton Way Singapore Tel *****22 *****67 P Keiang Tel *****4 *****5 PTL ITB MIDDLE EAST/RED SEA/EUROPE SERVICES SMBON BANNER. BUNGA NtANDA.... BOM HAEWOONO.2. Loadnf Far Bandar Abbas/B. Khomari Bandar Abbas/B. Khomani Bandar Abbas/B. Khomeri Jaddah/Yambu Jaddah/Djfceuti/Hodaidah [Tj Hyundae Shipping Co. Ud. ASIA571 words
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Advertisement669 1982-06-22 18 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD. BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK i FULL CONTAINER SEMlilic TO EUROPE/UK NATERSEUS m 129. Mdah/Limassai/M'seßes/ MqMhrfa/lkay/ Le Havre n j TT«i Mm accepting CeMamen to Baovt/Tripai/Lataiua/Tartous/Aleimfru Bag Mad Half ac line m S port P Ketone Lnfcig tor. ALPAC ASM V.IS 6 27 ton IMy MaanWßewaon/Durban Vessel Loading669 words
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