The Business Times, 23 September 1982
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Title Section11 1982-09-23 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 93/1/82 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2S, 1182 60 CENTS11 words
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615 1982-09-23 1 LEE HAN SHIH - By LEE HAN SHIH THE Government announced yesterday a comprehensive review of its public housing policy, which will result in a small increase in the selling prices of most HDB flats over the next three years, in new flat designs and in new resale rules.615 words
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503 1982-09-23 1 WANG LOOK KEAH - By WANG LOOK KEAH THE Housing and Development Board has awarded about $200 million worth of housing contracts under the core contractors scheme. This scheme guarantees contractors a workload of at least 3,000 units each in the first three years. So far, 18503 words
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378 1982-09-23 1 LEE YOKE MENG - By LEE YOKE MENG THE Knock-for-Kaock Agreement, one of the major operating conditions in car insurance policies, may be re-examined with the aim of making it (air and flexible for the buyer. Mr Koh Bee Chye, president of the General Insurance Association (GIA), said the378 words
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Article108 1982-09-23 1 Reuter MRS Margaret Thatcher, the first British Prime Minister to visit China, held an opening round of talks with Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang yesterday within hours of her arrival in Beijing. After a brief chat over tea in the presence of reporters, they got down to substantive talks.Reuter - 108 words
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360 1982-09-23 1 SIZEABLE gains by a broad range of issues on the Singapore stock market yesterday lifted the Straits Times Industrial Index 12.96 points higher to 659.66. Analysts said investors, including institutions, were obviously pie—ed with the surge in New York stock prices on360 words
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BRIEFLY...
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Article81 1982-09-23 1 AP DEFENCE Minister Ariel Sharon told parliament that the Israeli army coordinated, planned and gave limited field support to the Christian militia operation against Palestinian guerillas, but did not imagine "in our blackest dreams" that hunfreds of innocents would be massacred in Beirut Facing an angry parliamentAP - 81 words
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Article71 1982-09-23 1 AFP THAILAND, in a bid to strengthen trade relations with Laos, has agreed to export more than 80 types of goods including some strategic products earlier banned for export to Laos. The Thai Commerce Ministry said Thailand would export 81 types of goods worth about 34AFP - 71 words
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Article78 1982-09-23 1 UPI BRITISH workers shut down all national newspapers, most coal mines, and even the royal mint yesterday in a show of support for striking health workers and a show of defi a nee against the government. Fleet Street newspapers, including The Times of London, were shut down byUPI - 78 words
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Article78 1982-09-23 1 UPI A GROUP of defence experts concluded in a study released on Tuesday that the US shift its emphasis on strategic nuclear deterrence from land-baaed mimriw to atomic submarines and bombers armed with cruise weapons. The recommendations in the twoyear study by the Aspen Institute for Humanistic StudiesUPI - 78 words
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Article55 1982-09-23 1 UPI THE price of gold rose sharply at the start of trading on the London and Zurich bullion markets yesterday and the dollar opened lower against most European currencies. Gold opened at U*****.25 an ounce in London, up from Tuesday's closing of $424.50. It opened at $445UPI - 55 words
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Article73 1982-09-23 1 Reuter CHINA has earned US$94O million through construction projects abroad using Chinese manpower. More than 25,000 Chinese technicians and labourers are working on projects in 30 countries. In order to encourage such undertakings, the 16 Chinese companies involved would be able to retain their profits for the nextReuter - 73 words
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Article55 1982-09-23 1 Reuter THE European Commission painted a black picture of the European steel industry yesterday and announced sharp cuts in production quotas for major products. Steel production in the 10-nation European community is forecast to drop this winter to its lowest level for 30 years, the community's industry commissioner,Reuter - 55 words
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199 1982-09-23 1 Trial of five club directors will be held in February THE trial af five directors •f aty Caeatry Cieb aad a y^Ca^sJTsArtTliS! be held la a district eeart la Feknary aad March ■est year. Ike ease was uiiHiiil la eeart yesterday aad revested mare Oae to defeaee lawyers said they199 words
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443 1982-09-23 1 FLORENCE CHONG - By FLORENCE CHONG CAPITAL flow through Singapore into Australia has risen by more th»n 25 times in the space of four years. According to figures released by the Australian Government, a total of A 11,406 million was channelled through Singapore in443 words
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Advertisement250 1982-09-23 1 lbps ii CarAucfio 'technology FUJITSU TEN LIMITED AMATEUR PHOTO STORES LTD Singapore: Phone *****22 Kuala Lumpur: Ptxxie *****3/*****0 Panang: Ptxxie *****/***** Jakarta: Phon« *****9 b™S THE fast-growing microfilm market in Singapore is expected to hit $5.8 million this year Page J LLOYD'S of London has been rocked by allegations of250 words
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TRADE AND INDUSTRY
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451 1982-09-23 3 ASIA once again clinched the top spot in trade with California, capturing the lion's share of 89 per cent of the American state's trade which totals US$6l.7 billion in 1981. It was followed by Europe, a distant second at 16 per cent. However,451 words
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Article, Illustration75 1982-09-23 3 LLOYDS Bank International, the international and merchant banking arm of the Lloyds Bank Group, has announced the appointment of WJ D Jetasteae (picture) as managing director and chief executive of its wholly owned subsidiary based in Singapore, Lloyds International Merchant Bank (SEA) Ltd. Mr Johnstone has been75 words
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367 1982-09-23 3 SUB-CONTRACTS worth about $3 million will be awarded soon for the new Fitzpatrick's Centre at Orchard Road. The sub-contracts are* in three categories aluminium curtain wall for the outer surface; tiling; and marble walls and flooring, v They form part of the main superstructure contract367 words
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448 1982-09-23 3 HAGEMEYER Trading Company (Singapore) Sdn Bhd has formed a new wholly-owned subsidiary, Hagemeyer Electronics (Singapore) Pte Ltd, to distribute the National range of consumer electronic and electrical products. Hagemeyer Electronics, formed in July with a paidup capital of HO million, will start operation early448 words
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Article315 1982-09-23 3 PREH of West Germany has developed and marketed a new type of keyboard. The alphanumerical keyboard Type AK 68 MF 19 is an integrated ASCII keyboard using membrane technology. The keyboard can be used for a variety of purposes including as an access facility for different television services,315 words
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540 1982-09-23 3 RICHARD SEAH - By I RICHARD SEAH A TAX RESEARCH centra starting up in Singapore next month has so far gained the support of three foreign governments and private companies from six countries. The Asian Pacific Tax and Investment Research Centre will collect, update and publish information540 words
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502 1982-09-23 3 THE microfilm market in Singapore, which has been growing about 40 per cent annually, is expected to hit $5.8 million in 1982. Of this, S5 million is expected to come from the sale of equipment, materials and bureau service on source-output-microfilm (SOM) activity, while502 words
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Advertisement206 1982-09-23 3 Vip m -'t >• '>j- 41 ?£j*i& 'i 'r -«7©a?.:.wr« mm Tv I* ;m wmi" -r V? i Qhhi2-ei V This is a new breed air-conditioning, of Granada. Imported Design gives it a from Ford of Germany, spaciousness, long Very quick, very quiet, distance comfort and very high quality. O-lOOkm/h206 words
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BANKING AND FINANCE
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Article409 1982-09-23 4 Reuter THE STAID world of ((Lloyd's of London, centre of •the international insurance "trade, has been rocked by allegations of misconduct involving US$55 million that 'have led to the suspension of moneysptaning underwriter lan Posgate. A US firm, Alexander A Alexander Services, has accused 50-year-old Mr PosgateReuter - 409 words
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Article207 1982-09-23 4 BOLIVIA is unable to fulfil its repayment obligations to a 128-bank consortium led by the Bank of America. Finance Minister Alfonso Revollo said another repayment period expires in the next few days and Bolivia is una hie to meet the amortisation of US$4O million due. Bolivia missed207 words
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Article171 1982-09-23 4 Reuter XEBOX has UMOMd a ma)w 1W lito the U8 flniiHil m vices Mutiy. It kas agreed to acq aiir the Cru A Ftntcr taw* taee Cm tor UBsl.l Hill— A Xcra iMkeamu sato the tal, hmmi| 9H wartk mi Xenx stock w euk torReuter - 171 words
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405 1982-09-23 4 SINCE its late August recovery to the 2.0430 level against the US dollar, the Swiss franc has slipped to the 2.13 parity at which it traded a month ago. And, according to Manufacture» Hanover Trust's (MHT) latest currency review, it is405 words
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Article22 1982-09-23 4 THE average rate al which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 10.23 per cent.22 words
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Article175 1982-09-23 4 ASIAN RATES ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on Sep 22: Offar mi 7 days 11 10* 1 month 11U lltt 2 months 11H 11* 3 months 111V*****1/16 e months 12* 12* 9 months 1213/*****1/16 12 months IS 1/16 1219/16 Dm. SwJrm. (MUJU 1 month 3 months 6175 words
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Article46 1982-09-23 4 RANGE 01 prt 8 I a f COMM hOMMi M Sep S: OwMl: 1-IVt C*D (tafKMtta: 3W 3V« CM| 3-month kTNMN Trauury bllU 3* 3 3-month Bank bills 11/tt 11/16 3 month* CD 7H T* 6 month! CD 711/16 711/16 haw iMhH 1 BhHHl (k46 words
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Article42 1982-09-23 4 THE Monetary Authority of Singapore has invited banks and discount bouses to tender for a total of $150 million 91-day Treasury bills to be issued from Sep 27 to Sep 29. Eachi tender must not be for lest than 1250,000.42 words
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Article123 1982-09-23 4 THE US dollar in Hongkong yesterday eased against major currencies in fairly active, late trading, reflecting lower US interest rates. Asian dollar deposit rates lost Vt to 3/16 points from Tuesday's level here following lower Eurodollar rates. News Bolivia was unable to make payment on rescheduled foreign debts also123 words
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Article89 1982-09-23 4 THE DOLLAR In London yesterday opened below its close on Tuesday following an overnight drop in Eurodollar deposit rates, but was little changed from its late Hongkong levels. The US unit opened at 2.4945/55 marks after a late 2.4943/50 in Hongkong. Opening quotes yesterday: US —1.7152/62 Can -*****/36 Cross89 words
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Article475 1982-09-23 4 THE local foreign exchange market bad a relatively quiet day yesterday with more active trading in the late afternoon when the Loodon markets opened. Dealers said the rates fluctuated within a narrow range with the r markets bringing the US dollar lower against most major currencies. Against the475 words
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Article341 1982-09-23 4 GOLD FUTURES in Singapore yesterday closed generally firmer on buying interest prompted by a. higher bullion price, dealers said. Trading was light with total sates for the day recorded at 142 lots white kerb volume was at 115 lots. Prompt closed firmer at US$442/446 an ounce compared with 436/437341 words
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Article29 1982-09-23 4 Tmm MM New York S.M3 uoav 9.01S Zurich MB 878S Wai Tw Singapore MGB LOSS CMacirk M la US Ulan a troy ombo t. Source: Credit, S`pore29 words
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Article197 1982-09-23 4 THE US dollar for overnight delivery in Tokyo yesterday closed weaker at 263.35 yen. against a 264.60 opening, the 264.70/90 close in New York and 264.80/95 on the US West Coast, dealers said. This was well down on the 265.00 yen close in Tokyo on Tuesday. Trading volume was197 words
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Article268 1982-09-23 4 Reuter BRAZIL has switched 200 million special drawing rights (SDR), valued at about US$2l5 million, into convertible currency. A Finance Ministry spokesman quoted Finance Minister frnane Galveas as saying the decision was taken because Brazil needed to have its reserves in a more liquid form andReuter - 268 words
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Advertisement171 1982-09-23 4 m "If s an open and shut case, Watson. No Ammonia," \M <■•.< .i At j -v.. fM >m r "T Ml:;;:;"! 1 -i "f H ::ir iv', ow'*f i' ifr.i i r W0: H p XP* y \%B& v :Tr ;ai: 1 *v- J h." ,*v v k y.171 words
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OVERSEAS
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560 1982-09-23 5 Reuter OAIWA Securities Research Institute forecast Japan's real gross national product will rise 2.8 per cent in fiscal 1982 ending March 1983. The Research Institute of National Economy (Rine) predicted a 2.5 per cent GNP rise (or the same period. The forecasts compare withReuter - 560 words
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WORLD IN BRIEF
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Article394 1982-09-23 5 Agencies INDIAN Prime Minister Indira Gandhi on Tuesday called (or a political solution fee the Afghan crisis when tee had talks with Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev in the Kremlin. Afghanistan was one of the main topics in the Kminute meeting on the second day of MrsAgencies - 394 words
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Article168 1982-09-23 5 Reuter THE boom years far video tape racerdets are apparently over. Japaaeae manufacturers, who tura out most of the machines sold throughout the world are stoshiag prices, aad they tear that the falling demand may farce some of them out of the business There areReuter - 168 words
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92 1982-09-23 5 Reuter par WdnhenTlM said mrt Ihsra IsCmiij|, evlIs snee sponsored hp the Gsafce for lie leak and lsSwnstlissl Studies la kemaa rlghti Is said: "la reseat ■Mkg thai the' Soviet Ma may bs wdng slave lahear la halld the pip» tea." Jfc Wihliigii addedReuter - 92 words
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Article568 1982-09-23 5 NYT AP THE groat national product of the United Statee grew at a 21 per cent aaonal rate tn the aecond quarter at tide fear and k ostimsted to be growing at a LS per cent rale hi tide quarter. The aecomkqnartsr riee, wnicn vu revueNYT; AP - 568 words
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144 1982-09-23 5 Reuter AFTBHax profits of US corporations rose 1.1 per cent to an annual rate at UBOIIJ during the second quarter, «—fed at laningO 8 per cent as first reported. The Commence Department aald that daring the first quarter, after-tax profits ten a revtoed *7 par centReuter - 144 words
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582 1982-09-23 5 Reuter FDJBtAL Rooerve Board |Hii ■>■ Henry Walhch has said that interest rate* Should con time to decline as a remit of a tall la US inflation. UpOOMag tO A OWiWM> ipODoorod by Georgetown Uulvei ill) Center tor Slrofglr aad Into as ■Id AmericaReuter - 582 words
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307 1982-09-23 9 Reuter GULF Oil Corp expects only flat oil demand next year even with a recovering world economy, after three year* of decline. Executive vice-president Harold Hammer told an international oil conference in London Gulf plans to streamline its operations to copeReuter - 307 words
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221 1982-09-23 9 AP KENYA, facing a grave petroleum shortage, has suspended shipments from its East African refinery to neighbouring Rwanda and Burundi. Rwanda, Burundi, Uganda and parts of Zaire have relied heavily (or their fuel on the Kenyan refinery at the port city of Mombasa. WesternAP - 221 words
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124 1982-09-23 9 UFI A SYSTEM Mteg rebel ds Jstat nflimsMl win be tally speratleanl by aid* IMS, a —rglcal expert said In New Ysrk. Iks "robot" Is knows as CAD-CAM fsr niipal» assisted design and The system Is expected to triple tnydsat» their essts, saMIDrPbBpUFI - 124 words
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Article729 1982-09-23 9 ARRIVALS Serriec Local Operator Naaber Tlae Froa MAS MH15A •mo KUL PAA PA0Q5 0085 JFK/SFO/HKG SIA SQ41 0705 MAA SLA SQ101 005 KUL MAS MH601 OHO KUL MAS MHK2 0M5 KCH RBA BI421 1000 BWN MAS MH67L 1020 KUL SIA SQ201 1030 HLP CAL CB14 1030 HLP729 words
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455 1982-09-23 9 Reuter ENVIRONMENTALISTS could seriously block expansion of world airline traffic, expected to double by IMB, the International Air Transport Association (lata) said. The 108 per cent-growth forecast for the 1980-1985 period could be Jeopardised unless airports, opposed by environmentalists, were expanded, lata said onReuter - 455 words
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250 1982-09-23 9 Senate 'y es to ending rail strike AP THE US Senate passed legislation ordering a halt to the nationwide rail strike, but action in the House of Representatives was not planned for at least another day. The measure, approved on a voice vote on Tuesday, requires the union to acceptAP - 250 words
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370 1982-09-23 9 Reuter THE Netherlands' official financing deficit will rise to a record 10.8 per cent of national income in 1983 from an expected 10.2 per cent this year, despite lower spending and new revenue. Presenting the caretaker government's 1983 budget, Finance Minister Alphons van der SteeReuter - 370 words
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150 1982-09-23 9 Reuter BAVARIAN Prime Minister Franz Josef Strauss has said the conservatives and hber c al Free Democrats have agreed to withdraw the 1983 federal budget from Parliament. Strauss is reported to have announced the accord at conservative parliamentary group talks on forming a centre-rightReuter - 150 words
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Advertisement437 1982-09-23 5 Aircraft schedule/more overseas news on page 9 PROFITS FROM PURCHASING WORKSHOP ONE PURCHASING SUPPLY MANAGEMENT SKILLS Singapore, October 25 27,1982 This workshop is designed for those who have an influence on their company's profitability through their dealing with, or actual execution of, the purchasing function. WORKSHOP OUTLINE Purchasing Planning Control437 words
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Advertisement109 1982-09-23 5 The advanced ROLM Computerised Hotel Telephone System %>o V. ROLM CBX Features: Special Software Application for the Hotel Industry. Effective Systems Management Telephone Billing Details. Modular Expansion Capability up to 4000 rooms. Direct Interface with Hotel Computer System. High Performance for Improved Productivity. Flexibility in Future Application. Proven Reliability. Type109 words
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Article491 1982-09-23 6 THERE'S a Chinese saying that advises fastidious and penny-pinching buyers against trying to over-stretch the value of their dollar. "One cent will buy you nothing more than one cent's worth of quality", says the proverb, whose wisdom is not only timeless but also provides an added491 words
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Article, Illustration1242 1982-09-23 6 THOMAS LUECK - THOMAS LUECK reports on the changing economics of producing cancer drugs in the US. .V THOMAS LUECK NYT IN THE pharmaceutical industry, no area of research is more compelling than that of cancer. But efforts to develop effective cancer drugs have often given way toNYT - 1,242 words
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Advertisement370 1982-09-23 6 the most powerful personal computer in the world can also be used for business and word processing JSBBfcS safe®?? N 2* The Fujitsu Micro 8. 128KB with twin bubble memory. From the makers of the world-renowned FACOM Computers. >• A unique factor is its two CPUs, one used exclusively tor370 words
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Page 6 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous16 1982-09-23 6 BldStcW/^^^aiijciJickesjs Did you conj£iBLJTE. sroiTuc LoeDD»MG PaeseNT P IN fwPT CASC VOU mtvy see: PMQTQG>gp>PH s16 words
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Miscellaneous614 1982-09-23 6 1 PKk of the paints (5) 8 A hankering to get a letter (5) 9 Whan, hi Italy, a batting side cms to the Cape (7) 10 It'a perfect the way I cope wtmtfctoctp) U HH five tmn (5) 12 Poasibty a Jfladt la myth (5) J 13 Now Mark614 words
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Miscellaneous605 1982-09-23 6 I&j Standard of journalism ■AS tto JL mm ■Igkllgkts M the pre- httag kM My, Ik Mr iwtasTstaS u< tke pliUI 9 2 z a 2 1 SINGAPORE 5 3.55 The MM MM West The light of 7.15 Pad Bunyan. the Lord Of Lbnbo. 7.30 News an 145 ExpedMen to605 words
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Article, Illustration882 1982-09-23 7 ZHOU MEI - The practice of economic management in Singapore has, it seems, gone back to the classroom, ,to be vivisected and laid bare as an example of economic development. ZHOU MEI talks to three American professors impressed by the Singapore economy. ZHOU MEI SINGAPORE'S reputation882 words
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Article523 1982-09-23 7 PROTECTIONISM ta trade hat been decried not only by the developing world bat also by concerned parte in the developed world. L« audible Unlnte has been the counter agaiast the developing world by the developed. Developing countrtee, in their competition (or foreign capital and eipeite, often523 words
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Advertisement145 1982-09-23 7 FRASGR N6AVE GROUP We invite applications to fill the position of: PROJECT DEVELOPMENT MANAGER This is a newly-created senior appointment in the FAN Group Business Development Division. This wiD be a challenging job for a person able to continuously seek out, evaluate and develop opportunities and ventures in the food145 words
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Advertisement95 1982-09-23 7 Qantas leads to Australia. More flights, more destinations, more style. Of all the airlines that serve the vast continent of Australia, Qantas leads the way. With moreflightstomoredestinations than any other airline. And more style. There's a choice of luxury First Class Sleeper Chairs, the original Qantas Business Class or the95 words
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Advertisement739 1982-09-23 8 HOW TO BUY A GOOD CARPET An expensive name is no guarantee of quality. Even if two carpets come from the same district there may be a great difference in their value. In estimating the value of any Carpet 3 distinct qualities are to be considered: 1) Rarity 2) Artistic739 words
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RAW MATERIALS
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Article541 1982-09-23 11 COFFEE: Robusta coffee futures continued posting gains yesterday morning and at midday prices were £45 to £9 a tonne above Tuesday night's close. Turnover was 2,709 lots, including 429 self-trades and 34 options. In contrast to terminal, physicals remained quiet. No quotations were available. OILSEEDS: Brokers reported quiet541 words
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Article142 1982-09-23 11 The Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday closed easier on further selling in fairly active trading, dealers said. The Sep position in the south fell M) 5 to M57Q2.50 a tonne and central M 52.50 to MJTOO while in October central lost Mss to Mf702.50 and south was142 words
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Article175 1982-09-23 11 CHINESE Pwtot f*t rAstr jii«uSay. 1 PrtM Csesast sU: Bulk fob $85.00 sellers. old drum (in second hand drum) fob $97.00 aellert, new drum fob SlOl.OO sellers. Caff»: Mixed (loow) «5 00 buyers. Pmsr: Muntok white dct> per fob Asta NLW $310 00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper faq175 words
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Article298 1982-09-23 11 SINGAPORE: Yesterday's closing prices in SS per kilo, ex-godown: THAI WHITE: 100 per cent first class (Kangaroo) new crop LOO, 100 per cent second class 0.78, 100 per cent third class 0.73, 25 per cent sew crop no stock, B-10 per cent 0.70. THAI BROKEN: A-super 010. Special OJS.298 words
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Article48 1982-09-23 11 THE STRAITS TIN price ia Pn—g yesterday remained aaehaaged at MHU a Idle, five eeate absve the ITA fleer level ef Streag bafier steek i—gwr tapper* aad •mall demaad were aeted (rem ether sectors. Taraever dripped te 6 teaaee (rem H prevtsesly aad there wae as48 words
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Article30 1982-09-23 11 Rubber: Sept 22 Singapore: Oct: 181.26 eeiti (unchanged) Malay sin: Oct: 201 AM cent* (unchanged) Tin: M 529.20 per kilo (unchanged) Official offering: 61 tonnes (down 14 tonnes)30 words
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Article134 1982-09-23 11 TARN and cotton prices were quoted as follows in Hongkong yesterday. (Ia HK dollars, fpot ex-go-down) Csttee yum: Chins Blue Phoenix 3» 2.356; 32* 3,(00, «Is 3.100 (per bale at 400 On). K»'Tl-B; 389F 1«; NT roller glwri 6.00 (per lb). CLOTH in HK dollars, wholesale prices, wpc* exgodown134 words
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Article230 1982-09-23 11 RUBBER PRICES IN Singapore yesterday closed quietly steady with October One RSS buyers quoted at 181.25 cents per kilo, unchanged from Tuesday's close. Morning prices were marked up slightly on higher London advices but eased in subsequent trading on lack of buying interest. In Eaala Luipar, the market closed230 words
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Article337 1982-09-23 11 RA8 prices In cent* par kilo yesterday: CV» (per kOa) (perk Uo) CaIUM lot 1 R-S S prompt f.o.b IB 75 Iat. 1 R.S-S October 1X1 JO tat 1 R-S-S. November 1X2J5 tat 2 R-SS 171 JO UK/Coat 170J0 taLSit&S. 1(7 JO UK/Goal 1BJ0 tat 4 R-S.S IBB337 words
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Article93 1982-09-23 11 NOON 88R ad 8MB pncas ji ■alariar Ml 98R» tl-ta. pafiM Ontki (CmM hrm S. 151 AO >r Mtk) tUan 1HJ0N Naaw Ihmri Barm uuo bar MU) altar* 155-50N 96* (1-taa pallat ***** 157 JON 156-00 l&S-OON UMMLM OMh m Waiaa bar siot CV pallM 1M.00 imam93 words
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INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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Article817 1982-09-23 11 NEW YORK STOCK PRICES in New York on Tuesday soared as investors became encouraged that the Federal Reserve would not move to tighten credit. The Dow Jones industrial average, up about four points at midday, closed with a gain of about 18V*. Advances led declines by three817 words
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Article189 1982-09-23 11 INDU8TR A AJpta Abereom IAL8 m at TWO 4-10 r r 1 > fr, •JM^HH J10 -5 CO Smith IN Cam* Ptatnct SO unch Idcoo rSJVou 430 until m unch unwa Hftwld Lib Holds 111 unch MO -5 LTA And R m ou Mcouthy so Mampak on Ok Ru189 words
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Article161 1982-09-23 11 SEPT 11 C» ikuki UM null Mean Mcona Bant Moot -flM 21H B*nk Mot* 8coU» Ball T»l BP CMI Ltd W* uneh UH unch ITU \i<* unch Slit 3D% Carllnf OTtnh CoM Hd Lk Cn BUut a A Com&nco lUrbcnor ■M ri% «f HB pinfcy %B Denison DomStor** 11161 words
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Article52 1982-09-23 11 K)BWA m lKD mask ♦ABT Ant HI ♦a AIM nil -m —L. -a 41 Oacfi Mta. ut SL 1 ♦f D)* tm UN m -m Om w OrkiUM ub -M ay a ;*u ST f. ■ocOwBrit in neb Mwin Ml tS vmhi mm mm* CAM MAUIT *t_o— «5 Mi52 words
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Article46 1982-09-23 11 ■Jrt II J Mi -m IM -U rtUOrd OMMnl (Mm MM. \m -m Ml mm -m mm -m mm -I'M m -M MMMBUM Lapatlt Ord II llf' mm -t m M l» IM 1 xk nmaap* RM ■t ■I m -i Ul MM Source: BCI46 words
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Article51 1982-09-23 11 1 .1 11 D. aji -L4 IMM +(J ST •W oSjjLiM* lUJi 4J mm i mm -i ■a +u UXMB mm >u ISM -1 Ifl.OB Hi—I 1 1M -U MJ« »u nn mm uad> UMh RvtSTA KIM +«J «a -c» MtM -L» 'Hi! MJ» uncfa nun -u Ml M51 words
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Article70 1982-09-23 11 MFTtt tm M M ia 123 1* -1 -I H 1 sxrsstm— CM (Mo Br. caiOMprc CkCMpla CMUbfc CntthlMkl BiMlWllfc. m M am mt* M M 146 1 -M MM -t £fi;2L 1 XM ♦1 -It if 91 m m Mi ♦1 ■4 Umt mi !jll| Ifl 1 I70 words
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Article128 1982-09-23 11 amrrn MM fk mm ♦A ■a Akm AMW MM U «a WIM ■U <*a 41 5*— >ot» iStoi Cklaad CM* ZZ am mm MJi nm aw an ♦U HI ♦•J •1 ♦fcl *0.4 MU| ZZZ MJI ♦u tek rp>— IHjH IttJH B.M OJ «u riw^. i K!^ZZZ uji BLM128 words
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Article134 1982-09-23 11 «ft a m COBBKILLK iWSSL Dumnm MM C c5o (Tta l TT"... ia ti CkhlBMlB «MPitraim M» -11 CMttraada Da rr*nc« TT5 -t (IJmirtol 114 u a MO T17 SiS") -a n^KNfdM Prlnumpt 8 A Rond Dutch TIM +$.1 1*1* -U UlSr OKOUP Aoullain* MM ta PttrolM ia -ill134 words
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Advertisement76 1982-09-23 11 Embark on an odyssey through the vast fiat plains of Hungary, where the famous Danube River flows in timeless beauty. From this land rich in history, you'll find also a tantalising and fiery cuisine. At the Baron s Table, experience these exquisite creations of hot and spicy dishes for which76 words
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2174 1982-09-23 12 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units, unless otherwise specified. SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Acma (2.8082.665) Allied2,174 words
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Article194 1982-09-23 12 ■ntfouneim MAM4N4DM01 rsrou t |Mm|iii' prtesa tar Bey O) prteaa i tar lap B) The Cmiinterc-e 172 2 96 Aug Sep The Saving* Fund 1.54 162 Diamond 1 0.53 057 S pore Prog Fund Ll» 1 Szd S'pore Fd (USJ) S pore Sac Fund S'pore Invest Fund S194 words
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Article2967 1982-09-23 12 Gr'i Gr*s Net 1982 Last Div Div YTd P/E Vol Day High Low Cimpuy Sale or- Cvr COOO) High Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 350 247 Acma 264 21.7 04 84 25.6 Alcorn 115 3.7 04 34 954 233 132 Allied Choc 174 7 7.0 24 442,967 words
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Article1748 1982-09-23 12 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 unite, unless otherwise specified. DTOUBTUALA Aiemm (1.338 I MS) (1) 133 (8) 1.35 (8) 1 341,748 words
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Article796 1982-09-23 12 ss^lm*» 1 reSBl «MS, at least hI thiM pNNi IB M 6 MmTM As deahle agtt gates wore the gsaeral sNsr ef ttw Say, lain elaM ILK pstets to MJL It rttad 1M palate hlfhcc at Biiiij Yesterday's Impressive 2% the'saartßg ■MM pH ei aaalysta796 words
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Article357 1982-09-23 12 FAVOURABLE overseas leads boosted share prices across the booud on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Turnover was markedly higher. After a steady opening, stocks rose steadily in the morning and continued to rise in the afternoon session until a bout of profit taking took values357 words
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361 1982-09-23 13 THE Kuala Lumpur draft structure plan has generated some uncertainty over one of Bandar Raya Development Bhd's projects. Bandar Raya, via Syarikat Pertama Sdn Bhd had proposed to develop an ambitious mini city-within-a-city on a 6.07 hectare site in Jalan Ampang. The proposed361 words
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660 1982-09-23 13 GENERAL Corporation is proposing to use the net proceeds of M 548.2 million from its convertible loan stock issue to finance the development of two parcels of land in Kuala Lumpur. The first is a 3.2-hectare piece of land in Jalan Ampang which660 words
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Article135 1982-09-23 13 MAGNUM Finance Bhd, a 39.1 per cent-owned associate of Magnum Corp, has turned in a 20.5 per cent increase in operating profit for the year ended Dec 31, 1881. This was achieved on a sharper increase in turnover to 110.38 million froms4.4 million in 1980. After-tax profit135 words
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Article145 1982-09-23 13 HONGKONG STOCK PRICES IN Hongkong yesterday spurted higher again, with interest focusing on blue chips shares. The Hang Seng index backed off slightly near the close but still showed a gain of 8.31 at 1121.85 points. Combined turnover for the regular half-day session was a light HKJ154.88145 words
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Article430 1982-09-23 13 SHARE PRICES in Tokyo yesterday rose on light, selective buying of export oriented blue chips following the overnight Wall Street advance and aided by the yen's steady tone, dealers said. The market average gained 30.82 paints at 7,071.10. Trading was thin on a volume of 220 million430 words
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Article64 1982-09-23 13 SHARE PRICES in Bangkok yesterday closed mostly higher in slightly increased trading volume, dealers said. The Book Club index rose 1.13 to 110.99 with volume totalling 643 million baht and more than 564,000 shares changing ha»**» Jalaprathan Cement gained seven baht to 147.50, Siam City Cement six to 230,64 words
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Article109 1982-09-23 13 SHARE PRICES in Manila yesterday ended easier on an increased turnover of 1.77 million pesos against 1.74 million pesos on Tuesday, dealers said. The commercial and industrial index fell 0.12 to 88.09, that of mining declined 21.34 to 987.89 and the oil marker shed 0.01 to 1.997. Atlas Con109 words
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Article343 1982-09-23 13 SHARE PRICES in Sydney yesterday advanced across a broad front on the stronger gold price and an upturn overnight on Wall Street, brokers said. The All Ordinaries index rose 8.8 points to 520.4 with keen buying noted from both local and overseas interests, they added. Among golds,343 words
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Article714 1982-09-23 13 THE STOCK market was firm yesterday but closing levels were below the day's high» At 3pm, the Financial Times index was up 3.3 points at 579.5. Closing middle prices of selected stocks, excluding stamp duty, were: RUBBER PHYSICALS LONDON, Tum Spot rubber cloned at 48 25/48.75 pen» a714 words
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Advertisement800 1982-09-23 13 developing training skiffs a specially designed series of training courses for managers and executives with traininB perK>nn l and trainin executives es well as "fenced tter ,«-/><*,« Wm/nj programmes should be needed, SDF has also identified trainers training as a priority area for development. C f"f r WwW programme to800 words
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Article147 1982-09-23 14 Rites Indices Tutk C«Mil sao 56 Sep 21 Sep 22 Nttlroi 300 ero 34 30 BT Indicator: *****0 *****4 no 30 ST Industrials: 646.70 659.66 H LN«| FU 835 25 ST Finance: 1533.42 1553.66 Llagui 145 25 20 20 20 ST Hotels: 996.46 1001.77 C Sagara Metro HMga M147 words
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Article, Illustration157 1982-09-23 14 HEARTENED by Wall Street's performance sa Taesday, investors taraed eat la numbers ta grab a bread range of issue* ea the Stack Exchaage «I Singapore yesterday. Share prleea, IZM psiats ta tfMI, while the Baslaeas Times ladleatar sf the day's II msst active caaaters rase 4354 psiats ta157 words
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Article50 1982-09-23 14 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Tuesday unav Monday 584.9 Week Ago 586.7 DOW JON18 AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 1121.85 Tuesday 1113-54 Week Ago 1080.26 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 866J) Tuesday 64E8 Week Ago 618J Tuesday 894.7® Monday 818-30 Week Xjp> 8SQ.01 ALL ORDINARIES Wednesday 530 HE.HANG SENG Tuesday 611.7 Week Ago 404.750 words
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Article371 1982-09-23 14 CHRIS LIM - IBil Companies Editor: Mano Sabnani By CHRIS LIM IPOH Garden, the Malaysian property group which went public during the height of the property boom in the middle of last year, is expecting trying times ahead. The group, which announced its results for the half371 words
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Article570 1982-09-23 14 HOCK LOCK SIEW - By HOCK LOCK SIEW SELANGOR Properties has come under adverse publicity again following the release of a draft of a development plan for Kuala Lumpur. Of particular concern are the guidelines on a section of the draft plan relating to the Damansara/Bukit Tunku area in the city. A570 words
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159 1982-09-23 14 QANPA HeMNP; M «ade yesterday wMeh It hepaa lattvc tradtog ta the sham •f Leytape BM la the past twa days. The stateaseat, made Hatty with Leytape, saM that "far the latereet at the pahtte, there Is aa piathg aetatamm far the sale159 words
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Article82 1982-09-23 14 Reuter NEW YORK stock prices soared In heavy early trading yesterday as Investor» flooded the market oa expectation* that Interest rates will extend their downward trend. The Dow Jones Industrial average rose more than nine point*, advances led declines by nine to two, and volume totalled someReuter - 82 words
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Advertisement118 1982-09-23 14 Soft on the green. X "Super" Soft-Joys may be the most comfortable casual golf shoes you have ever worn. They're crafted of fine soft washable leather that conforms naturally to the contours of your feet. The lightweight soft cushion crepe platform gives you the ultimate in resilient comfort. "Super" Soft-Joys118 words
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Advertisement324 1982-09-23 14 Surprise! Surprise! m w~ k x*^ m\ fjaitfoul <^i(f Today's new eating trends call for honest, down-to- earth food prepared in kitchens that take advantage of new innovations. A cuisine that values both freshness and quality of ingredients to create dishes that are both logical and intelligent. This is Cuisine324 words
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Miscellaneous59 1982-09-23 14 OUTLOOK tor today: Hazy; showers in some areas in the late morning. Report for 24 bun prior to 1J pm m Sep 22 at the airport: Maximum temperature 31.7 Associated humidity 66 Minimum temperature 26.8 Associated humidity 84 Hours of sunshine 1.65 Rainfall in millimetres Nil Total rainfall for the59 words
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272 1982-09-23 15 CHINA'S newly-formed Central Committee has made a renewed pledge to boost the number of ocean-going general cargo ships over the next decade. The country's ambitious economic development programme relies heavily on its ability to develop shipping and trade links with the outside world.272 words
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Article, Illustration451 1982-09-23 15 JUNE LIM - By JUNE LIM SEMBAWANG Johnson Shipmanagement has boosted the number of ships under its control to three, with the addition of a new chemical tanker recently. The 33,000 dwt new building, Johnson Chemspan, is owned by Johnson Line Singapore. Built by Ankerlokkens Nye Werft451 words
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Article102 1982-09-23 15 Reuter NIPPON Kokan KK, a major Japanese shipbuilding firm, is to construct a cargo vessel with sails. The company said the 699-gross-ton vessel would be launched in March next year and used to carry steel products along Japan's coastline. Company officials said the ship would haveReuter - 102 words
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Article81 1982-09-23 15 Reuter THE Europe/India, Pakistan and Bangladesh shipping conferences said from October 1 currency adjustment factors (CAF) and bunker surcharge revisons will be applied on the basis of the CAF/bunker surcharge ruling 10 working days prior to the the scheduled date of sailing of the vessel concerned fromReuter - 81 words
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Article711 1982-09-23 15 SMpvtatUM Pa«e Cat Achlpelego Shpf vra l Attn vm I AlrakW Liner V 2 vn VI V X IX 4 5 2 9 S APL Arfcnttae m IV 4/5 4 ASCL m 1 ASL Coat AHm. Merchant Auituu Line IV VI V 4 4 t Australian Coal711 words
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Article, Illustration1585 1982-09-23 16 The International Maritime Organisation calibrates World Maritime Day, 1982.today. Extracts of the statement by IMO secretarygeneral, Mr CP Srivastava, are reproduced to commemorate the occasion. Tomorrow, Shipping Time» will present features on the organisation's efforts to promote safer shipping and cleaner oceans. THE theme (or World1,585 words
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Article1743 1982-09-23 16 INCREASED grain chartering on Tuesday developed out of the US Gulf at generally steady rates with several vessels arranged for voyages to Japan at USHB to $18.50 for cargoes of about 25,000 tons ranging down to $14.40 for a 48,000 tonner Three vessels were reported booked (ran the1,743 words
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Article1213 1982-09-23 17 ALGERIA Algiers Aug 24. 18 vessels waiting in the roads. Delays of 12-18 days. 'Annaba Aug 24. 11 vessels waiting In the roads. Skikda Aug 24. 7 vessels waiting in the roads. ANGOLA Luanda/Lobito Aug. 31. jAbout 7 days delays. t AUSTRALIA ■Cairns, Mourilyan, Cape -Flattery Sept 1.1,213 words
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296 1982-09-23 17 THE Italian government is expected to make its final decision soon on the future oI the financially crippled Italian shipping group, Lauro Line. With all of its 18-strong fleet unable to trade, and with the Naples headquarters occupied by unpaid staff, the296 words
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440 1982-09-23 17 Lloyd's List HONGKONG'S Wheelock Maritime has become the latest bulk shipowner to incur the wrath of the freight markets. The Wheelock Marden subsidiary's half-time profits crashed to Just HK12.6 million from HKW3.4 million, and the immediate outlook is grim with an overallLloyd's List - 440 words
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237 1982-09-23 17 TWO measures which would prescribe substantial changes in laws governing the Philippines' overseas trade will be presented at the next session of the Batasang Pambansa. They are the proposed Overseas Shipping Act of 1962, which sets liberal rules on the registration of ships for the237 words
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4145 1982-09-23 22 SCHEPPLE 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 of4,145 words
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Article688 1982-09-23 23 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godowns FCL Arrival for L£L Movement Ship Voy Date/Time Operator Cargo Schedule I Location Asian Pallas Pruetla K Romas Maersk Mango P Pierce B Butane Kota Surla Zlm Trader Heldenhelm Jenwel Majapahlt Cecil le Maersk RatanaBhum Maersk Tempo688 words
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Article1630 1982-09-23 23 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A B Attepalaga Ar Singapore Shpg Corpora Hon (S) Euro-Asia Ltae (PN KL PK) Adriatte CaaUlarr Continental Ff**n (S) Cargo Freight (PK). AFEA Singapore Shipping Corporation (S) Euro-Asia Line (PK PN) Afra-Earaaia Line Tranagroup Pie1,630 words
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Article619 1982-09-23 24 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Azuma Gloria Calandrlni Cldambaram Confidence Jenson IV Manoloeverett Ned Albany Perak Sea Architect Seven Ace NotoMaru Bunga Tanjong Frotad urban Kota Makmur Kwangchow Llrlos Sri Pujut Yasuurasan Maru 19 46 15/6 45 22 33/4 3/4 20W 38/9619 words
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Article210 1982-09-23 24 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/Europe, Far East/Persian Gulf, Straits poils/ 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. ANBO (STRAITS/AUSTRALIA Australian National Line. Australia/Straits Container210 words
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Advertisement354 1982-09-23 15 HEUNG-A SHIPPING KOREA FLAG VSLS Regular Liner Semi-Container Service To: P.Kebn|/KMluftg/BittM/lnchon Fm: Busan/H.Konf/Banfkok Id S'pore: *****11 P.K. *****4, PN *****5 K.L.*****0 mm LONDON PreigMi PORT CwdWw SHIPPING SekMtale REGIONAL Weather I \R 1) 1N I \\T U jent Overseas ordcjMeA Line FUUT CONTMOBED SBNKC TO EUKFC (KM SUEZ) S'pOT PJM354 words
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Advertisement174 1982-09-23 15 aSEALORDM UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO SAG; Loadinc for t (11/10). Damnum (21/10). (24/10). Ata Ohab (27/10) (20/11), Mm Dhabi (23/11), am (21/11), Hint (29/11) MimiM EXPRESS MULTI PURPOSE SERVICES FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE r Damnum (8/10), Bahrain (10/10), Kuwait (12/10) Mm Qaboos (12/10), Dubm (14/10), Dammam (16/10), Kuwait (18/10), Bahrain174 words
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Advertisement656 1982-09-23 15 <bcnan Algerian National Line WE SERVE MEDITERRANEAN AND ALGERIAN PORTS PLEASE SEE PAGE IV Agents VMNCmC 11AMI TMMHC MBKT PTL LTB. let *****4 (5 knee) SINGAPORE 0 MAERSK LINE EXPORT FULL CONTAINER SERVICES TO: PA PACIFIC. GULF, ATLANTIC, EAST CANADA, ASIAN PORTS l= •SMMKW CLOSM6 IMS: CT 2Cft S*t 2300656 words
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Advertisement484 1982-09-23 16 Ml i FAR EAST-EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE Mai Maal tM lUf i/M i. saw 1/10 WHOM 15/11 KNOW 22/11 JUTUm 2tio k row TpgMTpgf Spm 1) mmrn qnmD mm* 4) ttm 20/9 11/10 11/10 19/10 21/10 5/10 20/10 25/10 21/10 21/10 12/10 27/10 1/11 2/U 4/11 10/10 3/U VU VU 11/11484 words
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Advertisement263 1982-09-23 16 yAmasmta conta* USA CANADA wi wi ui VM VM VM Mb M/M il/M U/M M IVM 17/ M ftaato n/ii a/u i X/U a/M IX VII 7/11 •/ll 12/11 «frwr*fi MIDDI F EAST CONVENTIONAL SERVICES AGENTS SUNSHIP AGENCIES PTE LTD .4?2 SiirM OPTORG CO (M) SDN BHD AS v, •>£263 words
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Advertisement526 1982-09-23 17 Cgfajgn|g| Santa Te/Fr—store rra rankn uoi n-n u, i tod PIMM W IMI MM MM smutat to sm smtm and mum BANGKOK AGENTS: BORNEO AGENCES LID. BANGKOK TIL: *****10 A Joint sorvtco of Bon Lino, B6VI Ocoan Btuo Funnol, Q4on Lino and NSMO Etstbwnd Spara riMti «4K 17 Oct hi526 words
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Advertisement477 1982-09-23 17 NOTICES Oner*] Survey at cargo n the above vtwei win be held on Wednesday 29tk September. MB. froa MD a.m. to S.M p.m. No twttar wvey wis be held after thk date. K.AHAUOYII (PTE) LTD. fZb Franco Belgian Services wmrm r mire umn nq rhm IVs* SM M«d 17Od aod477 words
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Advertisement26 1982-09-23 17 above vwd wfll be teifl Wednesday tttb Septerofc IK, tw JOO a.in to LM p.i No further am after this dale. E. JUMAMDY «I (Ml) LIB.26 words
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Advertisement653 1982-09-23 18 EXPORTS 1 Spore PKelanj S'ton Hbw| B haven Hdam leHanre Anltip Cardcanßa* *7/9 »/9 18 10 20/10 22/10 23/10 25/10 ■euL, 4/10 6/10 23/10 25/10 27/10 28/10 30/10 Tetnßai >3/10 15/10 4/11 6/11 VII 10/11 12/11 Frattwt Eweu 21/10 23/10 (10/11) 114/11) (12/11) Ummmlßa» */"> 28/10 14/11 16/11 18/11 19/11653 words
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Advertisement686 1982-09-23 18 MC.Sljne KIM* imrrmt CWWU "on CONVCNTIONAI. SERVICE Tt/Frm BUSAM STOW P. (IH fOMNC BUSAN «EU 177W/17K S 7 Oct SlO Oct 11 1? Oct 21 Oct ILTMllia/IIX 10-1? Oct 13-15 Oct lfrlS Oct 79 Oct FULLY CONTMOUSED TO/ROM NORTH AMERICA NEST/EAST COASTS "fa letdw inu* PK* I B««h CMon NYC686 words
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Advertisement441 1982-09-23 18 EVERGREEN LINE FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE ACCEFTMG Fa I LCL CARGO FOR PU ID IK Al m «M UK 14/1* It/It 11/1* 21/11 21/11 IwlMkf 2/11 1/11 11/ II 74/11 ff/lf It/ll 21/11 11/14 CN>NM 11/14 4/11 VII 1/11 1/11 11/11 uso iccffTfs ia/Fa t Fa/Fa 10 GOTKMUK UMS COKMtttE*441 words
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Advertisement1108 1982-09-23 18 Everett Lines] y Burma Five Star Shipping Corpn. jBk"BURMESE NATIONAL LINE" 1 LOADING FOR RANGOON !>" Naw( 7/11 Od 2/( Oct JO Sapt/Oct 1 4/7 Oct V Oct 10/11 Oct 10/1? Oct BFSSC Agent* *1 Moloyvo OOUSTEAD SHAPING TtL NOS Kl 4)9044/*****7—PKELANG *****1/8 PENANG *****1/8 Cam pa ma Arpaatma Oa1,108 words
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Advertisement339 1982-09-23 18 SI NOSE MARITIME PTE LTD SANKYO LINE JAPAN/STRAITS SERVICE MS&nMX MSA SOSHOIMM not man SMOB MNBTM fU ITD 111 72*1144/7 I 22*137* usrmsvraßMM 111 414*44/*****1 USI ASM SMPPVB 8M M> m 3* .732/1/7251 MALATSM THK t IMMPMT LIB m ***** I ***** SUN UNION LINE SM6AMK P.KELAN6 PENMG LOAD FOR339 words
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Advertisement903 1982-09-23 19 PIL GROUP FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO COLOMBO. HODEIOAH, JEDDAH AQABA (Reefer Cntrs Acceptable) S PORE I COLOMBO HOOEIOAH JEDDAH AQABA COLOMBO KOTA BAMABAT 27W/26E KOTA BAHABAT 29W/30E I 15-16/10 I 10-21/10 KOTA BAHABAT 31W/32E I 22-23/11 21-30/11 KOTA SAHABAT 33W/34E I 1-2/1 7-0/1 20-1/10 IN PT 2S-20/0 0-10/10 15-16/10 I903 words
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Advertisement725 1982-09-23 19 r BENLINE CONTAINERS CONTMO SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE TO OMPI i*r*o*T C*T !M>» Km«i Mm Pn( Ham 8 K»««fi I) to* N*»rt UK Glory Act 24/9 taww 25/10 27/10 2S/10 30/10 23/10 OoovaO* 3/10 Ttoy* B#» (/II 9/11 10/11 12/11 4/11 not BBOPt KMC rw«N rOMI HAVRE SOfCN N GaraMl/ hatnt725 words
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Advertisement676 1982-09-23 19 Scan Dutch 9 1 WEEKLY EXPRESS CONTAINER TO Mgfi/mt/HOSCAN SERVICE t> 51 t \r i v 1 li t !r i 5» 'A Matur I S par* 1 )MM*n7)> «w> 3)H'tar| 4)Gbat I VtU* IOYABA FACtSM !«OOUM+2VI 13/10 IVII 11/11 71/10 IDNU I HCUTIft/I I SUM 5/10 10/10 ft/10 ft/10676 words
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Advertisement521 1982-09-23 19 CORABANK CLYDEBANK FORTHBANK BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BANK LINE •DEPENDENT SERVICE TO UK/CONT SPORE R'DAM HULL HMBG 11 Oct 9 Nov 6 Nov 12 Nov 20 Nov 16 Doc 19 Doc 25 Doc 28 Doc 23 Jon 25 Jon 27 Jon Lines U.S. GULf DRECT SERVICE (•New Orleans. Mobile. Houston. Galveston)521 words
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Advertisement1425 1982-09-23 20 K LINE KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE raw VESSEL SWK MOTIO HSSEL TOKYO ITVORK S~VNAH ST K MOKERVI2 ?6Sept NEW TORK MARU V 66 II Oct 13 No. 23 Not 191 J. BMJGE VlO 1 Oct +WW TOR* MARU V 66 18 Oct 23 No, 23 No. 191,425 words
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Advertisement662 1982-09-23 20 i^ r t/' CAUFORRU/PACriC NORTH NEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAINER/REEFER SERVICE Im*| tar: LOS ANGELES. SM FRANCISCO. SEATTLE. TACOM VMCOUVfI B C Iccap4a« ra/ra Cmtmm t Um| SMiDwe L <m* IMM6- 22Sa* MS* ItOri AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE >ua>Mq FCL/FCL CaN—i P (Mi S part tMt fcta SH fee tutcti 2662 words
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Advertisement625 1982-09-23 20 KORINS MARITIME SERVICES Room 601 K,B Builcjinq S.nqapore Tf»l *****22 2 PTE LTD Wa> ih7 P Keiang Tel *****1 8 MIDDLE EAST/RED SEA/EUROPE SERVICES AIDROMEDA. TBN S port Lh*« Far: 27 Sept Bandar Abbas/Bandar Ummm 21 Sapt fcddah/Pt Sudan/Aqaba 10 Oct Bandar Abbas/ Bandar Khomri Hy undue Shipping Co. lid.625 words
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Advertisement444 1982-09-23 20 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD Suite 2616 Interna! ir <i' Pi,i/a At ,-,n Rd Smyar*">r»-0207 T, 24r>b 1 ''-t VOBAUA'UVI BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK rr* Urn Zl lOkuniOK MDCPUUNf FULL CONTABER SERVICE cjrf »ta W>t«l Rtat C—rt. P—a. Cw»ii mi Nh/MV •n* s» u if« s«* iyc w I —WML 27S«pt»Oc1 7MmlOMm444 words
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