The Business Times, 6 October 1982

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    10 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 93/1/82 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER lttt 60 CENTS
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    Effort to revive Industrial Electronics and Engineering
    677 1  -  By NAJEEB JARHOM A FINAL rescue effort to revive trouble-stricken Industrial Electronics and Engineering Ltd (lEE), involving the injection of two propet ty companies and a total revamp of its shareholding structure, is now firing place. Heading the rescue team is noted property
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    Electronic banking for corporate customers
    555 1  -  By LEE HAN SHIH, BERNADETTE CHOOI CITIBANK is introducing electronic banking to its big corporate customers in Singapore which will enable them to conduct worldwide banking transactions almost instantaneously in the convenience of their own offices. This is the first time a bank ihere is
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    Tourism council to meet on Monday
    133 1 THE newly set up Malaysia-Singapore Joint Council on Tourism will meet for the fin* In Kuala Lumpur ny -tday. The one-day meeting will review the recommendations of the five working committees on boosting two-way traffic as well as praaMflpf tke tries overseas. 1 It
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    Lock icon Local dollar hits 2 1/2-year low against US currency
    674 1 Local dollar hits 2 1 /2-year low against US currency Reuter Ih. Singapore dollar yesterd»_ reached a 2 V*-year low against the US currency which continued its advance in major foreign exchange centres. From an opening of 2.2125/45, the American dollar reached the low of 2.2215/25 against the local unit
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  • BRIEFLY...
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      Political Secretary
      72 1 THE Prime Minister has appointed Dr Wan Soon Bee, MP (or West Coast, to be Political Secretary in the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) with effect from today. He will continue as Deputy Secretary-General of the National Trades Union Congress. A statement from the PMO said Dr Wan's appointment
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      Lock icon Budget cut plan
      52 1 Reuter w THE Japanese Finance Ministry will propose a reduction of 2,000 billion yen in the fiscal 1982 budget of 49,680 billion yen because of expected tax revenue shortfalls. It is considering revising downwards its original tax revenue estimate by about 6,000 billion yen from 36,624 trillion
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      Lock icon Acid in eye drop
      68 1 AP A WOMAN has been treated for severe eye burns caused by acidcontaminated eye drops in the latest in a series of incidents in California involving the medication. The woman, 28, went to see a doctor after her eyes began burning from freshly opened Vislne A.C
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      Lock icon HK out of pact
      87 1 AFP HONGKONG has pulled out of the current International Coffee Agreement. By withdrawing from the 1976 agreement, Hongkong will have access to exports from members of the International Coffee Organisation (ICO) at a price about 50 per cent lower than that for the other member nation
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      Lock icon US is biggest problem
      68 1 AFP THE US is the biggest problem of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) because it is the biggest shareholder but wants only a small capital increase. The bank's president, Masao Fuji oka, said yesterday that US opposition to a 125 per cent increase in ADB's capital
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      Lock icon Revising tariff rules
      63 1 Reuter TAIWANS' cabinet has approved a revision of some existing tariff rules, including reducing the 15 per cent surcharge on CIF prices of imported commodities to 10 per cent. The idea is to encourage local manufacturers to import more. A cabinet official said the government estimates a
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      Lock icon Military spending
      65 1 UPI THE US has made a concerted effort to force Japan to spend more on defence and increase cooperation in military technology between the two Pacific allies, the Japanese defence chief said yesterday. Defence Agency Director-Gener-al Shoichi Ito, who returned home on Monday after an eight-day trip to
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      Lock icon Submarine hunt
      31 1 Reuter THE Swedish navy has begun dropping depth charges on an unidentified submarine near a top secret naval base with the intention of forcing it to the surface. Reuter
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    Dubai developer signs $110m loan for Orchard project
    217 1 HONG Leoag Plata» aad $U> aJßtoa to'AraThrS? ton tnm Dahal to Itoasiii Grt af Ike eaastraettoa af a H mtmm rissmlil, ahopplag and raaMeattol eoaapnx at Orchard Baad. ■ang Lesag, whieh Is privHtog $41 HUton, Is the flaeal agent for this mumtk
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    Two bidders join forces for MRT deal
    470 1  -  By WANG LOOK KEAH TWO of the five engineering consultancy companies invited by the Provisional Mass Rapid Transit Authority to submit proposals to be the design coordinating consultant have Joined forces to bid for the contract. The two companies Parsons Brinckerhoff of the
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  • TRADE AND INDUSTRY
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      Tea brokers trading at loss on auction market
      386 3  -  By LEE HAN SHIH TEA brokers are trading at a loss on the tea auction market in Singapore as the volume is too low to cover even their expenses. "There are three major brokers here and each requires about 4,000 to 5,000
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      Deal with SIA boosts Oriental Data revenue
      384 3 THE local subsidiary of Hongkong's C Y Tung group baa sold $750,000 worth of computer equipment to Singapore Airlines. The equipment, consisting at 00 high-speed printers costing more than $10,000 each, wms installed in Airline House recently. They will be used as peripherals
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      TRADE TALK
      297 3 STUDENTS of Chinese at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia are using a computer graphics system to revise lessons. They can type an English word to display the relevant Chinese character and character translation on a video screen or alternatively, type in a Chinese pronunciation to display the English
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      UOB arm awards $15m warehouse contract
      264 3 A LOCAL contractor, Job Associates Pte Ltd, has secured a $15 million contract to build a warehouse complex for United Eunos Warehouse, a subsidiary of the United Overseas Bank. United Eunos Warehouse, formed at the end of last year, is owned 51 per cent
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      Dunlop Aviation to open aircraft servicing centre
      372 3  -  By ANGELINE TAN DUNLOP Aviation (Southeast Asia), which will open a repair and overhaul servicea centre here soon, expects to double its turnover to $6.9 million by 1984. This year, the company expects a modest revenue of $3.5 million, derived mainly from trading
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      Telecoms expected to form house union soon
      386 3 THE Telecommunication Authority of Singapore if expected to form its own house union by the beginning of next year. The secretary-general of the National Trades Union Congress, Mr Lim Chee Onn, said the NTUC Central Committee yesterday endorsed the proposal to form the
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      Jetro starts service to help exporters penetrate Japan
      314 3 THE JAPAN Trade Centre (Jetro) Singapore has set up a consultancy service to help local manufacturers and exporters secure outlets In Japan. The consultancy will tap the expertise at 42 Japan» executives: two from each of the 21 Japanese trading companies based
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      NZ export institute sends trade mission
      254 3 THE Export Institute of New Zealand is sending an 18-member trade mission to Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia to identify business opportunities and establish trade contacts. The team, representing manufacturing and service industries, is due to arrive on October 15 for a threeday visit. The
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    MEMO PAD
    798 3 BEMINABB AND COUBBBB Oct 7: South-South Dialogue, Statistical Laboratory (AS2-223) of the NUS Department of Economics and Statistics, Economic Society at Singapore Oct 9: Important Tax Cases Affecting Singapore Taxation, Hotel Merlin, Special Ad Hoc Committee, Singapore Society of Accountants Oct 11-12: EDP for Executives, Hyatt Hotel, Institute
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Quotation of Singapore Government Stocks as at August 31, 1982:
      553 4 IWhBW Indicative Grass Cfupvi Amount Merest of days MMe Price MatMrity Year It feed Rat* (SMhn) Payment of Accrued (eidudmf rietd (t pa) Dates Interest accrued <% P«) Merest) 13.83 Loan 1 1973 *5H 10.24 1/3. 1/9 29 •100 75
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      Technology brings into question branch set-up
      441 4  -  By BERNADETTE CHOOI TECHNOLOGY will increasingly affect the way banks are managed as it will force them to question branch banking. Bank managements will have to look more and more into the cost effectiveness of setting up branches versus investment in technology. They will
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      Prime rate reduction
      88 4 ASIA Commercial Bank will reduce its prime lending rate by a quarter point to 10 per cent from today. Its savings rate will be cut by a quarter point to 7.75 per cent. For fixed deposits, the one-month rate will remain unchanged at 6.75 per cent; the
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      Lock icon South Africa seeks loan
      144 4 Reuter SOUTH Africa has formally requested a one billion SDR or 1.2 billion rand standby arrangement of the International Monetary Fund's compensatory financing facility, Finance Minister Owen Horwood said. If approved, the funds will not be used for domestic consumption but may be used solely to
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      European Asian Bank to tap US$10m
      115 4 THE Sngnpsre brant* sf Earepeaa Asfea Bank will tssae a U8|l« nrflttsa (tenting rata certificate af deposit la the Asian dollar market on Oet If. The fear-year Issae carries aa Interest rate of msnthT sflered rate (Liber) wttfc Interest payable and adjasted semi-aannally. The
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      Lock icon US loan warning being ignored?
      304 4 AP AMERICAN banks may be ignoring government warnings that they are lending too much money to tome economically shaky countries, the General Accounting Office said in a report to the Reagan Administration and Congress. The report made no mention of particular countries and amounts, but
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    • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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        PLR
        22 4 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to tend to their best customers is 9.92 l>er cent.
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        ASIAN $
        165 4 ASIAN ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Oct 5: US Mkmhat) Offer M 7 day* 11% 11* 1 month 1111/1611 «/l« 2 months 11* 11* 3 months 1119/*****3/16 6 months 13* 12* 9 months 12* 12* 12 months 12* 12* Dm §VM 1 month 3 months 6
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        Discount
        44 4 RANGE at prim oflen td by dtacount hooMi i aa Oct 5: Overatgbt Call dcpoa Ma: 3* CWatac 3-month ■^6 mhm TrcwuryblUa J15/16 213/16 3-month Rank h»U 7* 3 months CD 77/16 7 3/16 6 month* CD 713/16 711/1$ Source: National Discount Co
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        Hongkong
        125 4 THE US DOLLAR in Hongkong yesterday eased against major currencies after a lower European opening, while the Hongkong dollar fluctuated in uncertain trading, dealers said. The Hongkong dollar was quoted at 6.61/6.63 to the US dollar after trading in an early afternoon range of a 6.58/60 to 6.62/64. It
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        London
        130 4 THE DOLLAR in London yesterday opened slightly weaker than closing levels in New York as operators adjusted positions after its strong* overnight advance, dealers said. But it traded above its close in London on Monday and retained a firm undertone as short term US interest rates showed no signs
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        Singapore market
        446 4 THE US dollar continued to strengthen against all major currencies in a day of moderate trading on the forex market yesterday. Against the local currency, the US dollar opened at U552.2125/45 and went up to U552.2215/25 before dropping to close at USJ2.ZISS/65. Dealers said the Monetary Authority of
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        Gold
        318 4 GOLD FUTURES in Singapore yesterday fluctuated marginally throughout the session in light trading before closing ■lightly firmer compared with overnight New York level». Total «ales for the dsy was recorded at 178 lots while kerb volume at 116 lots. Prompt dosed slightly higher at USS3B6JO/967 JO an ounce compared
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        Silver quotes
        36 4 Mm m New York 7J5B 8 33B *.C0S 8.4QS Zurich (JOB 8.2SB 8.106 8.35S Tmm MM Singapore 7 KB 8.25B LOOS 1406 Ctataf prices la US dollars a troy ounc t. Source: Credit, S`pore
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        Tokyo
        138 4 THE DOLLAR for overnight delivery in Tokyo yesterday closed easier at 273.90 yen after opening at 274.30 and rising to 274.70, its highest since June 1977. The closing rate was virtually unchanged from the 273.80/96 overnight finish in New York, but above the 272.45 close in Tokyo on Monday.
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  • INTERNATIONAL Herald Tribune
    • IHT Expands in Asia With Singapore Edition
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        Paris to Singapore At the Speed of Light
        355 6 The International Herald Tribune is using the most advanced communications technology to prepare its pages in Paris and transmit them to Singapore. Each night, the Trib is put together in Paris by a fully computerized editing and typesetting system. A positive proof
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        Trib Presents Not Only News But Views
        321 6 On its news pages, the International Herald Tribune strives to present the facts as clearly and objectively as is humanly possible. But its editorial page is a different story; this is a lorum for other points of view and many shades of opinion.
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        IHT Has Doubled Business Coverage
        341 6 The International Herald Tribune, in the eyes of some readers, has two "front" pages. The paper's first news page covers the major political and diplomatic events shaping the course of human affairs.. And the latter half of the paper leads off with a first Business
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        Trib Born 95 Years Ago
        536 6 It was exactly 95 years ago on October 4, 1887, that James Gordon Bennett. Jr., the owner of the prestigious New York Herald, Launched its Paris edition. A colorful and eccentric American expatriate, Bennett steered his newspaper through an exciting era. During La Belle Epoque,
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        We Don't Ignore Hie Lighter Side
        210 6 IHT readers aren't completely submerged in political and economic Deadlines in the Trib. The paper takes time to laugh and to sing a little now and then. Putting a smile on the faces of readers is what helped win Trib columnist Art Buchwald a
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        Global Newspaper Adds Fifth Printing Site
        542 6 On October 4, 1982, exactly 95 years to the day after its very first issue appeared on the streets of Pans, the International Herald Tribune launches printing operations in Singapore. This new Singapore-printed edition originates with the paper's editors in Paris who, each night,
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        More World News in Less Reading Time
        296 6 The Best of The New York Times and The Washington Post The International Herald Tribune, now printing in Singapore, draws upon the largest group of experienced journalists available to any single newsgathering medium in the world. Two of the I HT's three owners,
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        The Trib's Asian Readers: Who and Where They Are
        363 6 Research on the readers of the Asian edition of the IHT reveal that they are very much like Trib readers in the rest of the world educated, affluent, highly placed in business, government and the professions. An independent audience study conducted
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        Meetings Staged Annually
        246 6 The Oil and Money in the Eighties Conference, just concluded in London, is an example of the expanding role in international communications of the Interna" tional Herald Tribune's busy Conference Division. Co-sponsored by the IHT and the Oil Daily, this conference ha» become an annual event. Upwards,
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        How to Get the IHT— Wherever You Are in Asia.
        453 6 M. M. Vf V V Enter your subscription by simply completing the coupon and returning it, along with your payment to the IHT distributor for your country. HONG KONG International Herald Tribune 1801-2 Tai Sang Commercial Bidg. 24-34 Hennessy Road,
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      16 6 THE GLOBAL NEWSPAPER Edited in Paris Printed SimuHaneouly in Paris, London, Zurich, Hong Kong and Singapore
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Germany's new leaders pledge economic revival
      222 7 UPI Reuter CHANCELLOR Helmut Kohl's centre-right West German government took office on Monday pledging an economic revival and immediately cut its awn salaries. Mr Kohl told a news conference shortly before departing for Paris the cabinet agreed to reduce the pay of all ministers
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      Lock icon Developing states ask for lower patent fees.
      203 7 Reuter DEVELOPING countries will press for easier access to new inventions and technology at a review of the international patents system which re-opened in Geneva on Monday. But delegates to the meeting organised by the World Intellectual Property Organisation (Wipo) said they saw
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      Lock icon South Koreans open colour TV plant in US
      201 7 UPI GOLD Star Company of South Korea, which has just opened a US$6 million colour TV receiver factory in Huntsville, Alabama, expects within five years to employ 3,000 in the US and achieve sales of $500 million, president S K Huh said.
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      Lock icon Purchasers dictating contract terms to Opec
      506 7 Reuter BUYERS are starting to dictate the terms of new oil contracts with the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) in the surplus-laden world market, Petroleum Intelligence Weekly (PIW) said. In the tight market of the late *****, Opec members set the conditions, slapping
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      Lock icon CHUN SAYS ECONOMY TO GROW 6PC THIS YEAR
      174 7 Reuter PRESIDENT Chun Doo Hwan of South Korea told parliament that the country's Gross National Product will grow around 6 per cent this year while the wholesale price increase will be held around 5 per cent. In an address read to parliament
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      Lock icon Suzuki to call for greater efforts to increase imports
      333 7 Reuter AP JAPANESE Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki will chair a high-level meeting tomorrow to review measures to boost Japan's imports. The Ministry of International Trade and Industry (Miti) said he is expected to call for greater efforts to increase imports of
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      Lock icon US wants curbs on technology transfer to Soviets
      303 7 Reuter SENIOR US officials are trying to persuade European and Japanese government representatives to agree to stricter controls on the transfer of technology to the Soviet Union. The US initiative came at a meeting of the Paris-based Co-ordinating Committee for Export Controls
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      Lock icon Inflation in industrial countries drops to 7pc
      511 7 AP THE INTERNATIONAL Monetary Fund (IMF) reported that the 12-month rate of consumer price increase for the industrial countries declined to 7 per cent in August. This compared with 7.4 per cent in July and 8 per cent in June, IMF said on
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Lock icon INFLATION IN MEXICO
        396 7 Agencies MEXICAN consumer prices have soared by 62.6 per cent since the start of the year, fueled in part by exchange controls and two steep devaluations of the peso. The Banco de Mexico report on consumer prices was the latest piece of grim economic news in a
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      Lock icon Japanese strength in steel
      156 7 Reuter JAPAN will become the world's biggest crude steel producer, excluding the Soviet Union, in calendar 1982, although its steel industry is in the worst recession in more than a decade. Steel industry sources in Tokyo said Japan's crude steel production this year will (all below
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      137 7 THE BOEING 757 ISTHE MOST EFFICIENT NEW 1 JETLINER FMNGTODAK With fuel savings of up to 47%, the Boeing 757 can keep Southeast Asian airlines a step ahead of rising fuel fcosts. The 757 is equipped with qtfiet, fuel-efficient engines. It's built with advanced, lightweight materials. And it jfeatures computerized
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    Preparing for cashless days
    467 8 A CASHLESS society offers endless possibilities for the fantasising minds of futurologists. These crystal ball gazers see a 21st century world where money will still be all important but coins, notes and cheques will be totally unnecessary. Plastic cards with hidden codes will pay for groceries,
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    Lock icon Companies get into the game
    790 8  -  Several large Japanese corporations are softening their image as relentless producers of goods by sponsoring sports. The scores so far have been good, writes YOKO SHIBATA. YOKO SHIBATA FT AN INCREASING number of Japanese corporations are spending dollars by the million to sponsor sports events
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      1499 8 S.IBTOIIOII France: the old and new DISCOVER some of the old charms ss well as the latest night activities of France In Around the World with Brian Adama (Ch 5, 6.35). France is one of the oldest nstkms of the Western world, but it is also one of the most
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    Lock icon Norway can't just turn up the gas
    1626 9  -  The ability of Norway to help Western Europe reduce its dependence on Russian natural gas is circumscribed by difficult questions of politics, technology and price By WILLIAM DULLFORCE FT CAN Norway become a 3pajor supplier of natural -fas to Western Europe in the
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    Lock icon Video games enter Round 2
    937 9  -  ALJEAN HARMETZ reports on changes in the US entertainmfnt industry as mors television sets are being turned on by people who want to play Donkey Kong and Empire Strikes Back rather than to watch situation comedies and detective shows ALJEAN HARMETZ NYT FIVE years ago,
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    Ronald Reagan has a dream
    695 9  -  By KAREN ARENSON WHEN President Reagan came to Washington, he gave the impression that the US economy could be rescued quickly and pain» lessly from its ills. In public at least, Resgap still gave that impression. And, with November's congressional elections pressing upon him and
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      165 9 Reminiscences erf Dr.W PHENG GECK DR YAP PHENG GECK f was well known in the 11 y Banking and Finance I yr circles of Singapore. 1 He played a prominent part in the early days of yTf V\ Chinese banks, especially Tr\Y in the establishment of the r present Oversea-Chinese
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Market ends lower
      725 11 NEW YORK STOCK PRICES IN New York on Monday eased under the pressures of an unexpected gain in the nation's money supply, adnances in some interest rates and pessimistic economic news. The Dow Jones industrial average dropped as much as l&li points in the first hour of
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      JOHANNESBURG
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      TORONTO
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      Amsterdam
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      Paris
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      175 11 CHINESE PrWiee Exehaage, flaw™, eisslag frt««s per lM kg yesterday. Csesaat ail: Bulk fob $85 00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $98.00 sellers, new drum fob $102.00 sellers. Cspra: Mixed (loose) $45 00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $310.00 sellers, Sarawak white
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      TEXTILES
      196 11 YARN and cotton prices were quoted as follows in Hongkong yesterday. (In HK dollars, spot ex-go-down) Csttsa yarn: China Blue Phoenix 20s 2,380 32s 3.040, 40s 3,100 (per bale of 400 lbs). Pleee gsiis: China Butterfly and Globe brand unq; Dragon Head unq; Five Lambs unq; Rower and Butterfly
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      RICE
      316 11 SINGAPORE: Yesterday's closing prices in S$ per Idlo, ex-godown: THAI WHITE: 100 per cent first class (Kangaroo) new crop 1.00, 100 per cent second class 0.78, 100 per cent third class 0.73, 25 per cent new crop no stock, B-10 per cent 0.71. THAI BROKEN: A-super 0.58, Special 0.55.
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      SOYBEAN
      156 11 SOYBEAN futures in Chicago on Monday retreated to new day's and season's lows late to close off 10'/« to BVi cents per bushel. Commercial pre-hedge pressure in afternoon trade was met with limited buying interest due to slow export business, dollar strength, and weakness in financial instrument and precious
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      WHEAT
      203 11 WHEAT futures in Chicago on Monday retreated late in sympathy with further declines in the soy complex and corn, to settle off as much as one cent in the first four positions to up one cent in deferred December. The market was underpinned late and supported all day on
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      LONDON MARKETS
      1064 11 COFFEE: London robusta coffee futures were easier at midday, £30 to £2 a tonne down on Monday's close. More distant months attracted some buying towards the end of the morning and the Jly and Sep positions ended £8 to £10 above opening call levels. The physicals market remained
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      RUBBER
      308 11 RUBBER PRICES IN Singapore yesterday closed slightly lower with October One RSS buyers quoted at 179.00 cents per kilo, down one cent from Monday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked down slightly onsome selling and isolated offerings after an unchanged opening, they said. Afternoon prices lost further ground
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      RAS PRICES
      329 11 RAS prices in cenu per kilo yesterday Noon (per Idlo) Buyers Sellers Int. 1 R-S.S. prompt f o b. 179.00 180 00N Int. 1 R.S.S. October UO.OO 180.50 Int. 1 R.S.S. November 1K3.50 184.00 Int. J RAS. 170 75 172.75N UK/Coat ***** 171.75N lot 1 RAS. 100 75
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      105 11 NOON 881 R mi SMR pica ymu «tar KA8 v OeMl (CdTWl i 1 Mtkl niniNr (Parana Nth) SSR SO (1 la paUMl Dsycrt E 157 JO 158-50N 168-60 16* JON SSR tO (l-toa palkti 166.00 167.00N 158.00 NeTaal 158.00N MKKLB SMRCV (1-loa paUtt) Octal 1M 00
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      PALM OIL
      151 11 The Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday weakened on further selling following reports of India defering purchase of an estimated eight to 11 parcels of RBD palm oil. In Oct south lost Ms2s to Ms64o a tonne and central Msls to M 5635 while in Nov central fell
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      CLOSING PRICES
      32 11 Rubber Oct 5 Singapore: Oct: 179.00 cent* (down one cent) Malaysia: Oct: 193.50 centa (down 0.75 centa) Tin: M 529.15 per kilo (unchanged) Offical offering: 365 tonnea (up 229 tonnea)
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      121 11 THE STRAITS TIN price in Penang yesterdaycontinaed at the ITA floor level ef M 529.15 a kilo, dealers said. Sentiment was aided by baying by the barter stock manager and by light overseas and local demand. Turnover rose to M 5 tonnes (rem ltt on Monday and there
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    BUSINESS DONE ON THE SES AND THE KLSE
    1762 12 BID aai ofltr prices officially Mated aad bmĔmm in «ad reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yarterday, with the Monber of afaares traded shown la brachete tn tote of MM unite, nnlw otherwise SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL AMM (ins) ABUdCkoe (IJTB
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    Unit trusts
    91 12 > In TTTTT^B MM ..,,1 J '-TM Sep Oct S'pare W (US|) SI 0-54 Lit U L» (Oil prt—i) Income Bond L» La uu nnr FM B putra SccflHl B putra TMrd B'putrm Fourth B putra Fifth B'p«ra Sixth B putra Seventh B'patra (A) 3n>11i B'pHtra (B) □girth
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    2812 12 If ■tafc MS Law C— if y Last Sale +erDhr DIt Orr Gr*s ru Net P/B Val (•OOO) Day Hick Lew 8BCTION ON* INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL as 3M Ml sa sn m ao SM M 1M SM Aetna Alcorn Allied Choc BAT Bata Bra IgMlImt Bousteadco CftC 276
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    In Kuala Lumpur
    1554 12 »BID and offer price* officially listed and business la and reported to the Kuala i-umpn-Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number at shares traded shown in brackets In lots of 1,000 units, unless otherwise specified nawmuLf Ifrisnt (IMB IMS) (I) IS AMm (US) (21) IS (IS) IJI AMD
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    COMPANY MEETINGS
    45 12 KHONG Gaaa HcMtaga MjOayvU Berfcad: EGM to be held at 5th Floor, Bangkok Bank Building, Jalan Bandar, Kuala Lumpur on Oct 6 at noon. JACK CHIA-MPH 1MM: AGM to be held at Mandarin Court, Mandarin Hotel, Singapore, on Oct 9, 1982 at noon.
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    Late buying reduces early loss
    627 12 LATE kaytag wmiH la Mfti to mw mm at the Mrter leasee. Ai re■alt, prices BtoM uly ■lightly tower. Tht Straits 11m latotrtsl ladex saly a Lfj. petat dedtae to KLSt at the etoee la eeatiast to a oddday lea ef U» pstats to tflJI.
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    KL share prices continue to ease
    543 12 TRADING interest remained depressed on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday, firing share prices lower on most fronts. Reflecting this, the total turnover was further reduced to 5.272, million units valued at M&4.329, against Monday's 6.227 million million units worth £14.71 million. Prices opened
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      Crucial role of top man in failure of a company
      787 13 IT IS usually the top man who is responsible for a company's failure because well-managed companies do not make mistakes. To spot management defects, one has to look for a few signposts, said John Argenti at a seminar on Carparate
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      Asean Resources' plan
      172 13 ASEAN Resources Ltd has cemented its return to profitability with the announcement of profits after tax Of HK$lB.l million for the half year and said it plans to consolidate existing share capital in the ratio of 10 to one. The move, brought on not only by the
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      Chocolate Products results mediocre
      191 13 CHOCOLATE Predaets (M) Bhd, la whleh a 2» per seat Mack Is earreatty la skip daap, has taraed la medlscre reaalts for Ike first half. Laytag tke Blame aa the "effects sf the lateraatfsa al fpsasmlr esadltlsßs," Chaealate PrMaeh repected that Its pre-tax earnings were dewa
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        Sydney closes easier
        340 13 SHARE PRICES in Sydney yesterday closed lower in quiet trading with gold stocks among the biggest losers, brokers said. The All Ordinaries index fell 3.7 points to 496.2. BHP at A 17.16, CSR at |2.94, CRA at $3.45 and Mim at $3.25 were steady on Monday's Melbourne
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        77 13 Bahte MB IIS m m m m u IT) JO ant ITT jo m M m is ass n m unch -a -as -a -4 •4 unch -3 unch -1 -U ■AM -a -4 -a -u Thai Dana Bank ThtihramBu >k as -4 Thai Olaji InduMrlM Thai Industrial 140
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        80 13 OCT* Pan SS JCSW!Lzz:S5i W 0001« unch ■MlePWnHwMi UU -OJOl Bjojnwt Coo. B -14 CDCP IK unch nm mu Hidp uo -ci Upanto B urn unch MartaduqutB CM +0J# Mimm MM unch OrtonUl B MB -OJtt PWI 0»inm MSI unch «llte* B ***** *0M Plcop B FtOMir PLOT II
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        Prices sharply higher
        228 13 HONGKONG THE Hongkong stock market yesterday ended a six-session decline, closing sharply higher on active late short-covering along with some fresh buying, brokers said. The Hang Seng index rose 65.73 to 881.96. It had fallen over 280 points in the past six trading days. Trading was almost
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        Tokyo ends slightly lower
        254 13 SHARE PRICES In Tokyo yesterday closed slightly lower on hslanr» with blue chips easing on light profit-taking prompted by the yen's sharp fall against the dollar and the overnight drop on Wall Street, dealers said. The market average shed 10.10 to close at 6,932.12 and the
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        LONDON STOCKS
        797 13 STOCK prices were narrowly higher oil balance in slow trading yesterday, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times index was up 3.8 points at 574.4. Government bonds closed with rises of up to a quarter point. Dealers said the September hanking statistics which projected sterling M-3 growth at
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        53 13 AP THE NEW YORK stock market headed higher yesterday morning, recouping some of Monday's losses. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 4.41 points to 906.02 in the first half hour. Advancing issues outnumbered declines by about 4 to 3 in the early tally of New York
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      Banking and building issues get good rating
      861 13  -  Market Talk... By NAJEEB JARHOM MORE stock broking firms are strongly recommending Singapore banking stocks and building and construction-based issues as long-term investments. Ong and Company, Singapore's largest broking firm, has urged new investors to go for these blue-chip heavyweights which "remain among
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      Ajinomoto interim up 17pc
      262 13 AJINOMOTO (Malaysia) Bhd has posted a moderate increase in its interim pretax profit up 17 per cent to M 53.43 million for the six months ended June 30, 1962. (This, however, is a slowdown in growth rate from the 42 per cent improvement in pre-tax profits
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      168 13 Car Hospital m r\c a: S. :s The Car Doc works here everyday. There are not many patients though, but the Doc insists that every Super Car must visit the hospital every month for regular check-up, preventive maintenance, servicing, re-charge battery, replace uneven-wear tyres and a whole host of tests.
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      166 13 Conference on: NEW DEVELOPMENTS OPPORTUNITES IN PROPERTY HNANCING INVESTMENT 19 November 1962 Shangri-La Hotel Singapore Conference Coverage: The Use of Central Provident Fund (CPF) Savings to purchase Private Residential Properties jtf fj Soow St§w Kheng Finance Manager, Central Provident Fund Board, Singapore. Loan Syndication for Financing Development Projects Mr Mate*
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      SINGAPORE
      149 14 Rises C Sum 1300 10 8 LtW Lou 80 55 KGHMd 390 50 riUTtaiitM aao 24 Juki Iat 390 If Tutk CmmI 000 10 lat Wood 280 10 Prima 430 +8 tSSTt.hu. HOM Looaf lad 300 133 +8 +7 046 +5 Hm* M 585 5 KappolShip 340 +4 Falls
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      174 14 SOME LATE bayiag i> selective ceaaters sa the Stock Frrhsagc sf Slagapere yesterday helped to Mag a slight reeevery hi share prlees, which ted epeaed wrik The Straits Times ladastrial Index saw a drap sf saiy \Jtl psiats to flalsh at 9SLO, after a midday less sTI» psiats
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      Selected indices
      50 14 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Monday 570.8 Friday 579.4 Week Ago 380.5 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 903.81 Friday 907.74 Week Ago 920.90 Tuesday 881.98 Monday .818.23 Week Ago 988.88 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 838.8 Monday closed Week Ago 849.0 ALL ORDINARIES Tuesday 4982 H.K.HANG 8ENG Monday closed Week Ago 511.7
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    Lock icon Developments at City and Hume
    540 14 Hairing Stock... By Hock Lock Siew CITY Developments is believed to have revived negotiations to purchase the {jroperly belonging to Hume Industries (Far East) at Upper Bukit Timah Road. Earlier this year, City Dev announced that it had abandoned plans to acquire two properties, Nos
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    Inchcape buys $23.6m land in Bt Timah
    227 14 INCHCAPE Bhd has bought a piece of land at Bukit Timah Road on which it will initially build a four-storey industrial building. The group announced yesterday that it has bought the 18,312-square-metre site for (23.6 million from Ban Lee Investments (Pte) Ltd, and
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    S'pore News
    38 14 SWGAPOKE New am! ft*. M to the aflfefel Mt tfce Stock rrrĕmwc* 1 Htofpm —< tndtog to Ito iM« wUJ '"Smb Ike mm date, Ab*j*mg akmg Aw jkoaara LH Mi ft Qwr A ft* exekaasr* dMal ft*.
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    Batu Lintang sells D&C Bank shares at M$5.50
    504 14  -  Companies Editor: Mano Sabnani By ALAN LEE BATU Lintang Rubber Co Bhd may have given the most tangible clue yet as to whether the two major shareholders of Development and Commercial Bank will accept the Malaysian Capital Issues Committee's revised valuation of
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    Isetan may set up store in Malaysia
    101 14 IBBTAN (Trunin i) to sattofto £t "tTtons MikjJTLSyis! 11Ml segetlatleas ars k F o£el! the snines, however, SNtMtM that the aary and that'll* Mmt piass have evetved yet. PrSe'totolili'T Da!!k J Beri that toj'ikiiig Dr MshslMi has heM Bed Tritys** *w£we totensto laelade
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    IEE piles up $16m losses
    352 14 INDUSTRIAL Electronics and Engineering Ltd (lEE) has piled up accumulated losses of $16.14 million as at the latest fiscal year ended March 31,1982. The company reported a net profit of $376,113 for the year, thanks to an extraordinary gain of $1.69 million. Of this, *1.83
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      7 14 8m pcgi 13 for London stocks/Dow Jonot
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      151 14 V--. r. "i m n V fc. L\ Do you remember what it was like flying First Class before the airlines installed sleeper seats? Now we're raising our Business Class up close to that standard. You get Next-to-First Class chairs. Close to First Class comfort First Class service. Meals on
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      62 14 OUTLOOK for today: Foggy in the morning; showers in a few areas in the afternoon. Report for 24 hears prtor to 7JI pm m Oct i at the airpert: Maximum temperature 32.2 Associated humidity 62 Minimum temperature 24.6 Associated humidity 97 Hours of sunshine 9.00 Rainfall in millimetres Nil Total
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      Port of Bristol team woos Far East shippers
      374 15 fA THREE-MAN team from w the Port of Bristol was in 2 Singapore recently to pro--2 mote its facilities among timber shippers. W The trip to the Far East Singapore, Malaysia and the Philippines was jointly organised with Hongkong-based Norasia Lines, the
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      Compulsory for NMB's seamen to attend courses
      635 15  -  By JUNE LIM THE Singapore National Maritime Board will make it compulsory for seamen working on deck and in engine rooms to attend retraining courses. The board will renew their seamen's registration card only after they have fulfilled this requirement. This is to
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        Lock icon Bethlehem to sell yard
        170 15 Reuter BETHLEHEM Steel Corp said it signed a letter of intent to sell its shiprepair yard at Hoboken, New Jersey, to Braswell Shipyards Inc for an undisclosed amount. Bethlehem said the negotiations include the use of a large graving dock at the Bayonne, New Jersey Military
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        Drop in Greek revenues
        127 15 OWNERS of ships flying the Greek flag have reported a drop of more than 17 per cent in revenues for the first six months of 1982 compared with the same period last year. With more than 25 per cent of the Greek fleet's total tonnage of
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      INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
      621 15 AIm Aferaakitl Umt UMCT Alhraa* A** AaroMvr AourmSkM APCUar AFL ArgemOmt ASCX A9.CW AM. Hmtui Atlai Un AMTlklOM Bah-OrteM Baltic Btagkck Com Buk Liar Ba Liar Br* Art* BtaKaJa Coetrarur !»>«• vm vm V VI vn VI V □c X DC m IV m IV VI X
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      Sattahip port project may be suspended
      513 16 THE Thai government is expected to suspend the 5,000-million-baht expansion project of Sattahip deep-sea port uhtil it has a definite position, on the development of a deep-sea port in Rayong. The suspension will not affect the on-going development of the existing five berths and
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      The Consortia
      212 16 I*HE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/Europe, Far East/Persian Gulf, Straits ports/ Australia, Straits/ Japan and the member lines: ACE (FAB EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services. "K" Line. Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Orient Overseas Container Line. Cho Yang Shipping. ANRO (STRAITS/AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia/Straits
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      Portland publication on FTZ
      262 16 COMPETITION between US ports have always been stiff with the various authorities marketing their respective port's facilities very aggressively. Where the Port of Portland is concerned, publications detailing its services and facilities are numerous •ad the latest is entitled "Advantageous of Operating in Portland, Oregon's Foreign-Trade
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1718 16 RUMOURS continued to circulate on the freight market on Monday regarding possible Soviet time-chartering to carry grain from North/South America. But firm details of any Soviet hnriw were still extremely hard to obtain. Meanwhile, fairly steady rates were paid for grain out of the US Gulf with U556.75
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      Panama's acceptance delayed
      376 17 AN administrative lapse delayed Panama's acceptance of a major international maritime pollution prevention convention, but acceptance should go ahead next month. Last year the Assembly Panama's Parliament passed the necessary legislation, but the records only showed members' approval of the International Maritime Organisation Marpol convention and not
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      Lock icon Further decline in tanker freight rates as quiet conditions prevail
      248 17 Reuter THE over-abundance of relet tanker tonnage combined with that available from Independent owners is outweighing current enquiry on the tanker market, particularly in the Mid-East Gulf where the lack of enquiry has prompted much reduced freight rates, London shipbroker
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      HUD converts Energy Searcher successfully
      195 17 ENERGY Searcher, now one of the world's largest drillships sailed from Hongkong (or Western Australia on Oct 1 following her successful US$B5 million conversion by Hongkong United Dockyards Ltd. The ship, which is owned by Pacific Supplier Inc will start drilling for gas and oil
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      Evergreen may place orders for box/ro-ro ships
      521 17 EVERGREEN Line, one of the world's largest container ship operators, is now considering building tonnage to carry roll-on/roll-off cargo as well as containers. However, the vessels will not be for the Taiwanese line's planned round-the-world fully cellular service. This service will cater to
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due... and when
      4603 22 SCHEDULE A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port
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      Container Schedules
      640 23 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Ship Voy Arrival Date/Time Operator Godowns FCL for LCL Movement Cargo Schedule Location a Petrenko Ever Light Bunga Penaga Jenhol Frankfurt Express 'Maersk Mango £hengtu -SS Bridge N Topaz K Romas Ever Pioneer Sltiung Pac Exp Sov Accord
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      WHO ACTS FOR WHOM...
      1664 23 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A B Aehlpelege Shpg Singapore Shpf Corporation (S) Euro-Asia Line (PN KL PK) MrtMk Cwtilwr Continental Feeders (S)/Cargo Freight (PK). Am Singapore Shipping Corporation (S) Euro-Asia Line (PK PN) Alrt-CvMit Line Transgroup Pte Ltd <S).
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      Lock icon LONDON WEEKLY FREIGHTS
      706 24 AFP THE freight market was thick with rumours last week about Soviet chartering but there was little reaction from either charterers or shipowners. The quiet conditions continued. One shiphroker reckoned that at least 20 ships (25,000/30,000 tonners) had been booked by the Soviet Union, for periods ranging
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      SHIPS IN PORT
      538 24 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES i Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Iwerl New Dragon Nlchlyu Mam Oceania Star Pan Shan SA Morgenstar SuneS Equator HI Dlny Jurong Engr n KotaJaU New Peacock Olivine PetchDee Rajahbrooke Sun Life Sekl Matsuyawa Toyofujl No 5 Yamasugl Maru 21E 18 5
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      548 16 Ml FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE StfMn|M|Nr 1) ImlHim. 6mm. 2) ImMk Mm UtoM, 6«to. I*. 3) lm gnu Miami, Aarton. Copw>nw. HMi 4) Mm. Stoettotoi. (Mo. Huipit £<ropt c*p> tar Mr M S"por*. *Mh Mod carp tor Sport A Banfto* Pk contact PCBNBC P. Katoat tor toaMr mmfmint 1) MMm.
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      662 17 The Straits Steamship Group Overseas Containers Limited QCL ONTAINf RSHIP SERVICE TO UK CONTINEN MW| tam ran 04/11 M/ll l/U 13/11 (11/11) 12/U M/ll 11/11 19/11 M/ll K/ll 27/11 •7/12 M/ 12 11/12 14/12 IC/12 17/12 22/12 M/ 12 25/12 X/ 12 21/12 19/12 •1/1 «3/l 31/12 •2/1 M/l M/l
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      448 18 tHapag-Lloyd it: i» B taw Mm/ LtHwrt 3/U S/U (10/11) (14/11) 14/11 IVII a/11 24/11 5/12 7/12 12/12 14/12 1/11 9/11 U/U (12/11) 11/11 U/ll 21/11 26/11 27/11 29/11 9/12 10/12 12/12 16/12 17/12 19/12 Mm »cc««t o.|o to CAWBEMI/MST ODES HMtari "H ft* < |F* 1 IMPORTS 6 *J
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      273 18 r EVERGREEN LINE FAR EAST FUROPf CONTAINER SERVICE Karxm Fa i ia cako for kp mi a MEFumiMiuw IniMU 13/11 4/11 </U 1/11 1/11 11/11 tierl** 25/11 It/II 4/11 14/11 IC/U 11/11 IVU 21/11 2/11 24/11 21/11 21/11 M/U 1/12 M.so acoptos ia,fa t ra/Fa 10 ancMK. uw comwMoi. ano
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      858 18 am R Burma Fiva Star Shipping Corpn. J \JBk "BURMESE NATIONAL LINE" t AM 11/15 Oct fWTI U/UOd VII Od 11/1* Oct mm 11/21 Od is/i» Oct** BFSSC AotnltrMoioyM BOUSTEAD SHmNb TEL NOS KL *****4/*****7-PKELANG *****1/8 PENANG C«mpama *r|nli 0« Hnainir IWmmnHil 362X1 8 A 9 A C I F.
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      196 18 as I NOSE MARITIME PTE LTD SUN UNION LINE m tmm/i i aum I! 289*2/1 an m wmmmmut n-rm/vrm i* (nutans KYOWA LINE TCf PAPUA NEW GUMEA/SOUTH PACFIC PJMmi Ua*Ktan 17/19 Nat. Hhbm. I Papaattt, Paga, i VII f. Mrakr, Lm. al Span 4 feed rain. warn mmm m in
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      754 19 umuA 'W mm ujm PIL GROUP FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO COLOMBO. HOOEIDAH. JEDDAH AQABA (Reefer Cntrs Acceptable) KOTA SAHABAT 27W KOTA SAHABAT 20W KOTA SAHABAT KOTA SAHABAT I 33W/34€ COLOMBO 15--M/10 19-21/10 22-23/11 26-90/11 1-2/1 7-0/1 I f a I 20-30/10 7-0/12 10-10/1 COLOMBO 12-13/10 1-2/11 I *4/11 I 10-17/11
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      674 19 atroi M**fk IM«| Uprw toapMa* BEN LINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTMO SEJtttCE TO/FROM EUROPE KMC B NAKN ROAM MAVW SOTO* M/U M/U 77/11 29/11 22/11 7/12 J/12 It/12 U/12 Vl2 ft* Hw B1M«m (4aa Nm UH Saw St* 12/10 FrMtart bpus 14/11 (U/ll) 12/11 (17/11) 10/11 FaMy Act 15/10 FrMtart fiprtis
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      364 19 Scan Dutch V 44 S 'J& v ft v M" fmm IMU M M a/io a/io .1 lAX 11 v rill it K J i| •'•I Hi, Ntdloyd Lines AMERICA (CENTRAL AND SOUTH) W)S IIAI WU VI? VU am am mm vi vt nm a/i i/i vi vj a/i 22/2
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      529 19 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES B"A [>'*.■»>! 3*3. I 3 .l CORABANK CLYDEBANK FORTBBANK SPORE 11 Oct 20 No* 2B Doc R'DAM HULL HMBG 9 Nov 6 Nov 12 Nov 16 Doc 19 Doc 25 Doc 23 Jon 25 ion 27 ion Lykos/o Lines U.S. GULF MECT SEWICf f«m MoU Hsts 0>
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      1031 20 K Line KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE NEW YORK/E. CANADA %eio vessel store Mono vessel MSA STAR V 3 9 Oct YASHNAA MARU ¥38 EMERAIO VI7 19 Oct *KUROBE MARU V 65 POWER Vl3 22 Oct *KUROtt MARU V 65 ►BR»« VII 29 Oct IOHKI MARU Vs7 to*
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      648 20 0 WMOA CAUFORMA/PACFIC NORTH NEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAMER/REEEER SERVICE MtfH tar lOS RWnn SM nUHCZSCO WTTU. TRCONA. MMCOUKI IC >Wta| tar lOS KBTin SM HUMCBCO. SUTTU. TACOMR. MMCOMD B.C A»»H fa/fa P Um| S«HH«ri I wur Rkl M Ad IS Mr NMC (|k ||k n Ik AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE
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      501 20 KORINS MARITIME SERVICES PTE ITD 1 if B Bu'i'J.r i VVa, u. 7 P *H.ang Tel *****1/t MIDDLE EAST/RED SEA/EUROPE SERVICES S'pare LnAi| For SAMBOW APEX 14 Oct Bandar AMm/B. Khomeni/Baii rati IBM 15 Oct Bandar Abbas/ Bandar Khomtri hurt due Shipping Co. lid. HAN MM.. HAN *00 S'pore f.
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      378 20 IHTRASEA (PTE) LTD 5 Suit, Jt n f Sirv),«ifVf 0207 T.< i, tfOtASIA-um BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK S'part P. IriM| Nm« ln*« tar OCMTMOIS bM M LOIICAS I NOIC 29 Oct 31 V*sml LaaMnf at Ma Utah* nULOOK/IDMI/W (AVON) BOULOGNE/! "DAM/UK (Avoß]/Mrnop t NFBKNCE MBBBBir FMi CONTMNER SMCE acop*| FOACI
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      765 21 C RO2E 31W HK CONTAMER 3ZW+ 12/10 14/10 1/11 OCHEF3IW 20/10 21/10 8/11 K CHANCE 1M 25/10 26/10 13/11 SSBMDGE3SW 30/10 31/10 18/11 C CONTAIOII* 5/11 6/11 24/11 Abo accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia HK CONTAMER S'pore Closing Times: FCL Cargo 2000 11/10 LCI Cargo 0800 11/10 FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ)
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      387 21 TRANS-SIBERIAN CONTAINER LINE appointed aft: (UMCON SYSTEM (W) LTD.) FaAa roc du/a/utmu/toom/übu. FCU OtT: POUMB/UECH/KGARV/lOMMIA/YUGO/BUIGMHA STORE HI ONE 9/i« grooexovo m vostocmv on nt) 14/11 19/11 JSL_ PAKHOED ROTTERDAM BV Fa/ia to uk «com m rottekmm. also kmc ba bsus roil. Germany MWM. Fra*toi Maedi/Sattzeriaad Basel 2wkk Awfcia Uk, Manna
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      1108 21 m sinsov SINGAPORE SOVIET SHTHNG CO PRIVATE LTD SMSOV BULOMG 55, Market Stmt Seaport 0104 Tataphene Numbers *****3 (15 Lnts). CaMe Address SMSOV SMGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** P KELANG rOMK M/S SHARMAT NAM SOON SOU M IST ANO 2ND FLOOR. *Sflß Ml TNONE SMPPMG 23
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      559 22 S S C Group SINGAPORE SHIPPING CORPORATION PTE. LTD 20TM F IOOR Of EAN BUILDING SINGAPORE 0104 VAR F TiNG 91' 122 (3 L N* Si GtNFRAL *****1 (22 LINES) 'HEX RS 2459S RS 2SSoB A B CARSMIF* CABLE CARGOSHiP rrriiii Kt'flioiial U.IJM Container Lines 2 SAILINGS A WEEK to/from
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      228 23 iin 11 n»ninii fin r> tr m auni (u m Mc b ma mm KOtm COMOmONM. I CONTMBt KMKB Fa md La to Mi ram m AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND, UK/EUROPE, USA, CANADA, HONGKONG, TAIWAN OTHER PORTS/DESTMATHNS ON REQUEST NCShippi Telephoo# 6 Shipping Private Ltd. T»tophon«: *****90,221—43. ■jH I 1 i,
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      217 23 .a. EGYPTIAN INTERNATIONAL LINE 'Ell i EGYPTIAN FLAG N VMIPPIW. f!f Vl «ld Ortf» Mj' fgnf S p<y» 04 In BS 101 If! ?ilg 11 fu r 3SJU Hv H M SOT Bh(< •I If JB*ol< IgbO.' P' »f) T»i jUfWf li| l<i'is Prrjnj If) A PC LINE W.kl I
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      309 23 C AROO SPACE AVMLAHE ON COLOMBO, BOMBAY, KARA CM, MADRAS, CHfTTAOOMO, CALCUTTA, P. SUDAN. NOOODAN, JEDOAH, AOASA, P. SAX), ALEX, LATTAKIA, OA. SALAAM. MOOADISCK>, DURBAN, JAKARTA, MX, JAPAN. KUWAIT. DONA INDOCILE FREIGHT SERVICES TEL *****00 *****01 TELEX RS ?0894 INDGUL TROPIC ISLAND SHIPPING CO. (PTE) LTD. WIST AUSTRALIA SERVICE Wm
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      76 23 WF- 1/19 m a/11 N 1/11 n s/u 11/1119/1112/11 925 29/11 2/U 9/12 1/12 129 9/12 11/12 29/12 19/12 TEL: *****77 *****68 TELEX: RS ***** EUROFRA 20th FLOOR OCEAN BUILDING ANHSING OVERSEAS LINE I 9EOUR SBtCOITIIB/118 SMCE n* no MOd 11 Od I MM 11M t/n. Iwtm m MM MM
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      335 24 MAGNA MARINE LINES ■■■r 'iii-t'jr;:it m if.- 1 TO I ROM SOUTH NFMCA WESTBOUND SERVICE GOOM. VALUES VOT U-15 "BALSA 23 VpT M-l« <RT ISO IBSAN6 PASS M-l? KAPOK FT. RE UK LOADMG FOR SU) SLD REUMON. TAJAATAVE DURBAN/P E./E.LDN CAPETOWN 13/10 SLD 22/11 2VII RtUNION/TAMATAVE OARES SALAAM./ LOAOMG R
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      619 24 HAJ SHIPPING SDN. BHD. iS II V* 'Mi Mi ni jii REGULAR SARJN6S TO EAST MALAYSIA TO«MG P KELAMG Loading tor ETA ETD ETA ETD •HAYATI V: 13/82 12/10 15/10 IS/10 10/10 KUCH. SBU •HAYATI 0:14/02 30/10 3/11 KUCH S» •HAYATI 15/12 12/11 IVII KUCH. SOU •AIM 0:10/02 20/10 24/10
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