The Business Times, 29 October 1982
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Title Section10 1982-10-29 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 93/1/82 FRIDAY, OCTOBER I*B2 60 CENTS10 words
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274 1982-10-29 1 Reuter THE Singapore rubber market was nervous yesterday with reports of the stockpile manager fast running out of funds and an impending struggle between two large broking firms here. The uncertainty in the market was aggravated by talk that the International Natural Rubber OrganisationReuter - 274 words
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230 1982-10-29 1 EUROPEAN Community officials have expressed fear that French measures to boost exports and curb imports could signal a new lurch towards protectionism in the 10-nation Common Market. Efforts by France to cut its huge trade deficit are being closely scrutinised by legal experts in230 words
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609 1982-10-29 1 WANG LOOK KEAH - By WANG LOOK KEAH MULTINATIONAL corporation* are reluctant to offer finance to help subcontractors upgrade their operations. The idea of MNCs providing finance to local supporting companies was proposed by the Economic Development Board, and was touched on by Minister of Trade and609 words
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Article166 1982-10-29 1 LLOYD'S of London, the global insurance organisation, has taken the unprecedented step of expelling one of its members for "acts or defaults" that expose his brokerage syndicate to "unnecessary and unacceptable financial risk". Nearly 2,000 of Lloyd's 21,000 members assembled on Wednesday in the underwriting166 words
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612 1982-10-29 1 RICHARD SEAH - By RICHARD SEAH DETERGENT companies in Singapore can expect intense competition from their newest rival which has built one of South-east Asia's largest detergent plants here. The latest entrant to an already competitive market is Detergent Industries of Singapore (DIS), a joint venture between612 words
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BRIEFLY...
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Article67 1982-10-29 1 Reuter HARUO Maekawa, Governor of the Bank of Japan, said Japan has been doing everything possible to prevent the yen from declining, including selling large amounts of dollars to support it. He said the bank is aware that some critics in the US and Western EuropeReuter - 67 words
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Article63 1982-10-29 1 Reuter AUSTRALIAN police have raided the offices of futures brokers Southern Cross Commodities Pty Ltd in cities throughout Australia. The raids were said to be in connection with possible commodity fraud and exchange control offences. No charges were laid. Southern Cross is not a member of the SydneyReuter - 63 words
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Article52 1982-10-29 1 Reuter DEPUTY Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam said Malaysia has started a project to make its own motor car. He told a management seminar that the design stage of the plan for an indigenous car is near completion under the personal supervision of Prime Minister Dr MahathirReuter - 52 words
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Article82 1982-10-29 1 Reuter AUSTRALIA and the five members of Asean have agreed in Penang to continue efforts to strengthen and diversify their trade. A joint statement issued at the end of a two-day meeting on economic co-operation said the two sides would try to identify potential trade products more precisely.Reuter - 82 words
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Article66 1982-10-29 1 Reuter LEADERS of the West German Social Democratic Party (SPD) will nominate West Berlin opposition leader Hans-Joe hen Vogel today to run for Chancellor in the general election next March, SPD officials said. The nomination of Mr Vogel, 56, a former Justice Minister, follows the decision by formerReuter - 66 words
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Article64 1982-10-29 1 EXPORT contracts concluded by 13 major Japanese general trading houses turned slightly higher in September, reflecting increased contracts for machinery, including plants and ship 6, the Japan Foreign Trade Council reported yesterday. It put the export contracts at 2,773.3 billion yen, 9.8 per cent ahead of the64 words
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Article97 1982-10-29 1 AP OVERRIDING determined Western opposition, the UN Conference on Trade and Development (Unctad) yesterday adopted a resolution effectively barring Israel from participating in UN-funded projects to aid economic co-operation among developing countries. Unctad's governing board voted 63 to 22 to allow the formal caucus of UN developing nationsAP - 97 words
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264 1982-10-29 1 DISCUSSIONS are sa betweea a Datoh ail storage Slagapere geveraaeat bsdtos to set ap a storage The prepssed jafert veatare ImtvH Ditd operator Paktoak Earepe BV, the Magapm Nattoaal 00 srvssa (Jtc) aai the Pert si Htofpiir Aalheiltj (PBA). It b expected that264 words
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479 1982-10-29 1 JOHN LIM - By JOHN LIM THE Government will encourage selected companies and their unions to enter into direct negotiations outside the National Wages Council (NWC) on a sectoral basis. This was disclosed by the Minister (or Labour and Communications, Mr Ong Teng Cheong, when he spoke479 words
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Advertisement254 1982-10-29 1 BOOKS FOR PROFIT Limes Bookshops IKMDBZ A GROUP of 31 major banks has agreed to establish an organisation of international banks to coordinate their relations with less developed countries Page 4 THE US Treasury will borrow U5546.5 billion in the October-December quarter and between $47 billion and $52 billion in254 words
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Advertisement131 1982-10-29 1 The Rogers LS3/5A Monitor Loudspeakers. A small loudspeaker providing true monitor standards of reproduction and remarkable bass extention. Yet the cabinet is only 185 x 300 x 160 mm. Designed by the BBC's Research Dept., the speaker is manufactured and tested to meet the specification laid down by the BBC,131 words
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Advertisement99 1982-10-29 1 Editorial-.-page 3 STAR ASIA presents the IN-thing for Singapore business Hitachi Facsimile Machine. im Save with Hifax An A 4 size telex of 2,000 characters takes 5 mins. to transmit. HIFAX takes only 20 sees 40 sees. Hifax sends clear, crisp pictures and messages to any part of the world.99 words
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Advertisement222 1982-10-29 2 If there's little difference, why pay so much more 1 Mercedes 20() Aswm t m i,\ t. 'J. fx w m :-V ..r~' 45.900 PARF Prices quoted as at 6th Oct 1982 When you start looking for a luxury car, your requirements become more specific, more demanding. You look for222 words
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TRADE AND INDUSTRY
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570 1982-10-29 3 RICHARD SEAH - By RICHARD SEAH TANNERIES throughout the Far East will soon be able to obtain the chemicals they need from Singapore. Although the local leather industry is small, leather tanning is a. fast expanding industry in the region. This has prompted a German manufacturer of570 words
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374 1982-10-29 3 $HE Canadian High Commission in Singapore is sending its trade counsellor, Mr James Ganderton, to Canada to woo companies ID invest in Singapore. Mr Ganderton, who is Scheduled to leave on Nov 4 ta three week tour, will making presentations to Canadian companies, especially374 words
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184 1982-10-29 3 ESSO Singapore is to train 40 Petronas Carigali trainees at its refinery on Pulau Ayer Chawan. The trainees are part of the workforce for Petronas' operations at the offshore gas project at Kerteh in Trengganu. Each trainee is expected to undergo a six-month184 words
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192 1982-10-29 3 ANTENNA Engineering Asia has obtained a contract to supply radiating cable signal prop—lag equipment for the new Island section of the Hongkong mass transit railway. The equipment, to be produced in Singapore, will be supplied under contract to Cable and Wireless192 words
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Article187 1982-10-29 3 A 20-MEMBER mission from Singapore wOl visit Japan next month to study why and what makes Japanese labour and management tick. In particular, the mission of unionists, employers and government officials aims to And out more about the Japanese system of Joint consultation and the187 words
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184 1982-10-29 3 IBM Singapore, one of the participants in next month's Office Automation Exhibition, plans to demonstrate an aspect of intra-offiee electronic mail to the public for the first time. The demonstration will be held at the IBM booth at the show, which has been designed184 words
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TRADE TALK
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Article135 1982-10-29 3 on "Modern security requirements and how this can be achieved without losing aesthetic appeal" will be presented on Nov 8 by Bauer Kaba AG of Switzerland through the Joint sponsorship of the Singapore Institute of Architects Building Centre and Siber Hegner (SEA) Pte Ltd. The speaker is135 words
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Article136 1982-10-29 3 for the construction industry have been launched on world markets by a British materials handling company. They are the Markhandler 443 and 843 rough terrain materials handlers. Both use dteael engines manufactured by Perkins Engines engines designed with the ragged, water-cool-ed reliability needed for use in the136 words
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494 1982-10-29 3 LEE YOKE MENG - By LEE YOKE MENG THE VAST potentials of the Asia-Pacific region, especially of the five Asean countries, have goaded a large trade financing group to consider upgrading its representation here. Midland Bank Group International Trade Services (MITS) has a representative office here which doubles494 words
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Article, Illustration215 1982-10-29 3 ROBIN Information Systems (S) Pte Ltd has appointed Mi Psnttag as senior sales engineer (CAD systems). kir Footing was a protect engineer with a leading UKbased firm of dvfl engineering consultants for seven years prior to Joining HIS. He is renoorfbie for planning and implementing regional marketing215 words
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Advertisement304 1982-10-29 3 +GF+ George Fischer UcL, Schaffhausen, Switzerland t Aifrs. of machinei? and plant (machine tools, foundry equipment, plants for dhemical and plastic industries, etc.), of engineered eastings and plastic products (malleable cast iron and plastic pipe fittings, plastic fluid control devices, automotive and railroad products, electrical components, etc.) and of qnstom304 words
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Advertisement210 1982-10-29 3 JL it <Jaeger-leCoultre» The Pursuit of Perfection GENEVE •aJ f 7f> *ry-' Hi ■>'. <•-' J Time has stood still for the Atmos clock by Jaeger-LeCoultre. It has never been surpassed or even copied. Although invented more than fifty years ago, the Atmos is still the world's only clock powered210 words
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BANKING AND FINANCE
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682 1982-10-29 4 NYT, Reuter f#' a GROUP of 31 major banks fes agreed to establish an organisation of international Eto coordinate their >ns with less developed ies (LDCs), vicechairman of Chase Manhattan Bank William Ogden said in New York. The most immediate purpose of the organisationNYT,; Reuter - 682 words
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Article102 1982-10-29 4 Reuter 4 THE International Monetary Fp*d has reached tentative afeement on re-opening an aiistance programme for TWiland that could enable itJSo receive more than ÜBJ4OO million, monetary stflfces in Washington said. She tentative pact must sis be approved by the IMF e&utive board and isReuter - 102 words
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Article368 1982-10-29 4 Reuter THE US Treasury said it will borrow U5546.5 billion in the current OctoberDecember quarter and between $47 billion and $52 billion in the first quarter of 1963. It will raise $8.4 billion of the new cash next week by selling $6 billion 6f three-year notesReuter - 368 words
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184 1982-10-29 4 BUNDESBANK president Karl Otto Peehl said the sstiesk fsr farther West Germaa Interest rate eats Is ■st had. la aa latervlew with Stem magastae, he said U8 laterest rates have eased drastically aad will prehahiy msve still Iswer. "The chsaces fsr184 words
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Article114 1982-10-29 4 Reuter CALIFORNIA First Baak, a sateldtery s( Baak sf Tskys Ltd, has beea saed by the U8 Federal Depsstt lasaraaee Carp (FTMC) Is halt a checking aemat that pays higher thaa federally per* ■Med Interest rates. Tke salt, filed la U8 District Ceart la Saa Fraactees,Reuter - 114 words
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Article480 1982-10-29 4 THE US dollar closed steady to slightly lower against most major currencies yesterday after fluctuating narrowly in a day of relatively quiet trading. Against the local currency, the US dollar opened slightly higher than the overnight closing rate of $2.2130/40. It plunged to a low of $2.2075/85 in480 words
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Article146 1982-10-29 4 THE DOLLAR for overnight delivery in Tokyo yesterday closed slightly lower at 275.75 yen after opening at 275.80 and fluctuating narrowly between 275.40 and 276.00 in quiet trading. The close was below the 275.90/276.10 finish in New York but above the 275.35 close in Tokyo on Wednesday. Trading volume146 words
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Article22 1982-10-29 4 THE average rale at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 9.79 per cent.22 words
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Article188 1982-10-29 4 ASIAN ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on Oct 28: U8 MUrKSiM) Offer Bid 7 days 9* 9* 1 month 9 11/16 99/16 2 months 9 9s 3 months 10 1/16 9 15/18 6 months 10 5/16 10 3/16 9 months 10*4 10** 12 months 10* 10H Das.188 words
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Article45 1982-10-29 4 RANGE at prices ottered by discount bciuti oa Oct B: Overnight: >M Call deports- iv. Cloaiaf Bmrmf S*Ou« 3-month Treasury bUU 31/16 2 15/1« 3- month Bank bUU ?H 7h 3 months CD 615/16 613/16 6 months CD 7* 7k Source: National Discount Co45 words
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Article55 1982-10-29 4 Opening quotes yesterday: US 1J817/77 Can 2.0627 53 Cross 1.2270 73 DMk 4 .2861 95 DF1- 4.6586 6622 S Fr 3.7033/82 B FY con 82.85 96 F FT -12.1005/1140 Lit 2446 45 2449.45 Yen 462.97 463.61 D Kr -15.1177/290 N Kr 12.2150 2250 S Kr 1X4985/5025 Aus nch 3055 words
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Article347 1982-10-29 4 GOLD FUTURES in Singapore yesterday closed slightly firmer after fluctuating marginally throughout the session in light trading, dealers said. Total sales for the day was recorded at 131 lots while kerb volume at 218 lots, they said. Prompt closed little changed at US$42l 424 an ounce against 421/422 in347 words
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Article33 1982-10-29 4 New York 9.85B 9.C6B 9 92S 9 7SS Zurich 9 7QB 9.96B Mas 10.BSS Singapore TWn 9.88B 9.72B 9.98S 9JB Closing prk to USdoUan a troy oudc Source: Credit Suisse, S'pore.33 words
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Article188 1982-10-29 4 THE US dollar in Hongkong yesterday eased against other major currencies but recovered against the local unit in fairly active, late trading, dealers said. The dollar eased to 2.5492/99 marks from an early 2.5510/17 and New York's 2.5500/15, while it rose to HKJ6.8600/8750 after falling to a low of188 words
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Advertisement205 1982-10-29 4 WtoweputSupeto we had in mind a practical, easy-to-use electronic typewriter that presents a real solution to the problems a secretary faces every day. We set out to strike an ideal combination of the various functions she would find most useful. i How did we do it? By taking a close205 words
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Advertisement385 1982-10-29 5 I I ;ns„< -s >V <« ;h A lr 1 r t §gr J r i mj: r XiXi 1 s^¥ s. rr-'i X. >:;-f I J Ws r J- IS at"? -V >- o* A MM- N Vv N fe je.: V Hi fe'r V ie l' j v385 words
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OVERSEAS
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177 1982-10-29 6 Reuter A SHARP top la Imparts af «II ui mMifwttred geeds helped redaee the US trade deficit to $4.1» Mlttaa la September tram $7 M Mlttaa la Aagaat. Bepertlag this ea Wedaesday, the U8 Departmeat d Ceauneree raid the valae af allReuter - 177 words
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509 1982-10-29 6 NYT THE INDEX o( leading indicators for September, the last major economic report before next week's congressional elections, will be up between 0.5 per cent and 0.7 per cent. US government officials said on Wednesday the index will be released today. TheNYT - 509 words
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200 1982-10-29 6 AP US PRESIDENT Reagan has suspended tariff benefits on imports from Poland in retaliation for the Polish government's ban on the independent trade union Solidarity. The action means Poland no longer will have Most Favoured Nation trading status with the US. As a result,AP - 200 words
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Article179 1982-10-29 6 UPI WHITE collar workers at a Chevrolet plant in Flint, Michigan have voted overwhelmingly against joining the United Auto Workers Union the first election of its kind to take place at General Motors Corporation. They voted against the union 87-32, in what was seen as aUPI - 179 words
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314 1982-10-29 6 Reuter DEEP in red ink, the United Nations this year has had to draw on capital, Juggle accounts and barrow from funds established for other purpoaes in order to satisfy creditors, the budgetary committee learned recently. Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar reported that theReuter - 314 words
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234 1982-10-29 6 Reuter EAST Germany is demanding excessive prices (or the spur of the planned Soviet natural gas pipeline which will cross its territory to West Berlin. The West German paper Die Welt, quoting reliable sources in Bonn, said the East Germans wanted 240Reuter - 234 words
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250 1982-10-29 6 Reuter THE UK tobacco industry and the health department have reached a voluntary agreement which will mean clearer presentation of health warnings in cigarette advertising and cutbacks in spending on cigarette advertising, UK Health Minister Kenneth Clarke said. The space for the health warning onReuter - 250 words
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277 1982-10-29 7 Reuter JAPANESE exports of video tape recorders (VTRs) rose 54.6 per cent in September to a one-month record of 1.21 million sets from 782,600 sets a year earlier, and were up 33.8 per cent from 904,200 sets in August. The Electronics Industries AssociationReuter - 277 words
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174 1982-10-29 7 THE International Energy Agency (lEA) governing board has recommended a plan to its members aimed at encouraging more efficient use of national energy research and development (RAD) programmes. Donald Kerr, chairman of the lEA's research group, said in Paris the agency wants to174 words
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235 1982-10-29 7 Reuter CHINESE «II expert* have predicted a Mg Increase la the ecu try's «II pradactton in the latter half «I the lHk The "Furtnlghtty Chat" magazine said la Hi latest line that preliminary results sf a nntiuuwlde «II search Indicated 111 newReuter - 235 words
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WORLD IN BRIEF
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Article435 1982-10-29 7 Agencies THE US Interior Department said it accepted U*****.4 million in bids for 72 Alaskan offshore oil and natural gas leases. The tracts were among 338 offered for bid on Oct 13, in anchorage. Bids totalling $2.07 billion were received on 125 of them. A FEDERAL taskAgencies - 435 words
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462 1982-10-29 7 AP AN AMERICAN research organisation has forecast economic growth in the industrial world and the developing countries of Asia in 1983 but economic decline in Latin America. The report by Chase Econometrics downplayed fears of a depression. "While the pervading gloom has led manyAP - 462 words
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Article316 1982-10-29 7 AP THE US navy expects to expand its fleet 30 per cent during the 1960s and is adding ports in the United States to reduce vulnerability to attack. Navy Secretary John Lehman said: "We are pretty confident we will get to a 600-ship navyAP - 316 words
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319 1982-10-29 7 Reuter THE West German Cabinet has approved a draft budget which would increase net public borrowing in 1983 by 46 per cent over previous estimates. A statement from the government press office said the draft budget totalled 253.8 billion marks (USSIO2 billion) andReuter - 319 words
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Article298 1982-10-29 7 UPI CARMAKER John De Lorean, arrested while allegedly trying to finance a US$24 million cocaine deal to save his (ailing sports car company, will be Jailed in lieu of 15 million bail until today. His lawyer Joseph Ball gave the new release deadline after heUPI - 298 words
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Advertisement197 1982-10-29 6 > FLY AER THE FAST i* a:. V' V v Vp a> «,fSV- V» ore Office f .11 L X WAY TO EUROPE. flights weekly from Singapore to Europe on and Fridays via Moscow. It takes you less than 13 hoars to reach Moscow one of the shortest possible routes.197 words
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Advertisement66 1982-10-29 6 Tha daily Aircraft ScJwduto has baan hatd ovar. Flight information can ba obtainad by tataphona from tha airport (*****34/*****88) or from tha raapacthra airiinaa: Tal No: BIA *****33/*****44, Garoda *****54, MAS *****22, CPA *****55, Qantaa *****44, BA *****55, KLM *****42/*****44, JAL *****44/55, UTA *****22. Information on othara can ba obtainad66 words
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Advertisement39 1982-10-29 7 you like an •tr. \u 1 r o' "4*', h For immediate occupation right in the heart of town, please call Foong Kok Meng, telephone *****51 X 111 Ocean Properties Pte Ltd (A member of the Straits Steamship Group)39 words
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Advertisement158 1982-10-29 7 > •> IN n V Qantas.The only daily one-stop flight toLondon. Eveiy day, in every it's unbeatable. The 747 Qantas Express lifts off for London every evening, every week of the year. As scheduled. So you arrive at Heathrow early the next day. And without a fuss. That's a service158 words
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Article516 1982-10-29 8 THERE are two ways of getting a job done you can either hire someone capable, or train someone with potential. The first option is more attractive. It involves little more than offering higher salaries and fringe benefits to attract the "star performer" in a rival company. The516 words
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Article1037 1982-10-29 8 ANDREW TAYLOR - The world recession has hit construction, and the manufacturers of construction equipment, particularly hard, reports ANDREW TAYLOR. ANDREW TAYLOR FT, THE world's construction equipment manufacturing industry is in retreat and disarray. Companies on both sides of the Atlantic have been urgently re-organising their businesses and shedding labourFT, - 1,037 words
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Advertisement258 1982-10-29 8 m.y T=J Madras Al\ 1 s WW It's here! At last APL reveals the truth. We proudly announce a new, weekly service to or from Southeast Asian ports. This new service will, of course, be coupled with APL's expert handling. Happy consignees and shippers will see their goods arrive in258 words
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Page 8 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous628 1982-10-29 8 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Bigwig consulted by Ted 7 Animal able to open late? (8) 8 Green material? (4) 10 A novice stepped out when given a position (6) 11 Unit of current significance 14 Satisfied with the police (3) 15 aty of the fearless (5) 17 Study an article628 words
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Miscellaneous953 1982-10-29 8 TV SINGAPORE 5 2.55 PM Opening Mowed by Huang Fet Hong (Mandarin/r): A Hongkong-produced gongfu serial about the youtti of a legendary hero from Guangdong, China, in the last days of the Qing dynasty. 4.30 The World Sportsman: The programme features sporting and recreational activities from all over the world.953 words
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The scourge of unemployment
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Article, Illustration822 1982-10-29 9 DAVID MARSH - IN I'UANCKi By DAVID MARSH FT IN SOCIALIST France, where employees' living standards have been rising in spite of the recession, life on the dole for the growing army of long-term unemployed can be a rough battle. Often they are older workers who feelFT - 822 words
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Article672 1982-10-29 9 NANCY DUNNE - IN Tin: l'.S., By NANCY DUNNE FT "I WAS fortunate. I was involved in a car accident and I hurt my back," said a well-dressed black man, carrying a briefcase. "That means I'll have some money coming in. It may be the only reason my wife'sFT - 672 words
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Advertisement118 1982-10-29 9 6 6 One of the bright spots of my morning is the arrival of The Asian Wall Street Journal. 99 Mr. Brian Bennetts General Manager Chartered On-Line Ltd. Hong Kong THE ASIAN WALL STREET JOURNAL. Asia's Business Daily Printed in Singapore Daily delivery Monday through Friday D One year for118 words
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Advertisement224 1982-10-29 9 THAI'S ASIAEUROPE EXPRESS ROUTES One-stop to Copenhagen, Rome and Athens, then take your choice to Paris,Frankfurt,Amsterdam and London. Catch Thai on the GREAT CIRCLE EXPRESS ROUTE. It flies the shortest distance non-stop to COPENHAGEN, ROME and ATHENS. Then onward to the other great European capitals of PARIS, FRANKFURT, AMSTERDAM and224 words
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RAW MATERIALS
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Article665 1982-10-29 10 COKPEK: Robusta coffee futures were easier at midday, between £1 and £14 a tonne below Wednesday's close in traded positions. Dealers said prices ended at the session lows, following some stale bull liquidation at the final morning call. The market had traded for most of the session at665 words
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Article71 1982-10-29 10 THE STRAITS TIN price in Penang yesterday held steady at Ms2».2t a Idle, still within the ITA tower sector of M 521.15 and Dealers said the buffer stock manager resomed snppert which aided the market's steadiness while light demand frem other sectors also helped sentiment Turnover was unchanged71 words
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Article30 1982-10-29 10 Rubber: Oct 28 Singapore: Nov: 187.50 cents (up 2.00 cents) Malaysia: Nov: 202.50 cents (up 1.00 cent) Tin: M 529.20 per kilo (unchanged) Offical offering: 180 tonnes (unchanged)30 words
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Article189 1982-10-29 10 YARN and cotton prices were quoted as follows in Hongkong yesterday. (In HK dollars, spot ex-go-down) Cattaa yam: China Blue Phoenix 20b 2,410; 32s 3.100, 40s 3,140 (per bale of 400 lbs). Pttee guis: China Butterfly and Globe brand unq; Dragon Head unq; Five Lambs unq; Flower and Butterfly189 words
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Article346 1982-10-29 10 RUBBER PRICES IN Singapore yesterday closed slightly higher with November One RSS buyers quoted at 187.50 cents per kilo, up two cents from Wednesday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked up slightly on some covering interest after after a marginally lower opening, they said. Afternoon prices gained further346 words
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Article333 1982-10-29 10 RAS prices In cent* per kilo yesterday. Noon (per kOo) Buyers Seller* Int. 1 R-S.S prompt l.o.b 111.50 184J0N Int. 1 RAS. November 1X.50 1X50 Int. 1 RAS. December 183.75 1MJ5 Int. 2 RAS. 17X75 174.75N UK/Coot 171.75 17J.75N Int. 1 RAS. 1*75 1X.75N UK'Coot 107.75 1X75N Int.333 words
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Article105 1982-10-29 10 NOON SSI ladSMXpm RAJ (Cmrrral Baym S. bar Mil tUara (FwwiriMUl S8R 10 (1-tta pttJlM I> 100JX) *****N lOOJO 101 JON 38R 10 (1-IOIMiWl D 117 JO ISOJON 1MJ0 100JON 8MRCV (1-loa pallx 1) 1*4-60 1MJ0N 1MJO 1MJON SJ4R L (1-Wa pata 11 1*4.50 1MJ0N 1MJO 1MJON105 words
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Article181 1982-10-29 10 SOYBEAN futures in Chicago on Wednesday closed 1V« to V* cent a bushel firmer. Traders cited strong cash basis levels ss the main positive influence on prices. Fanners remain tight holders keeping available supplies scarce and firming values, they added. Follow-through buying after Tuesday's technically bullish price action boosted181 words
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Article192 1982-10-29 10 WHEAT futures in Chicago on Wednesday firmed on the close to end near the top of a 4V* cent range with prices up two to V* cents a bushel. Nearby December eased relative to March as traders said the spread realigned after recent heavy exporter spreading of Dec/Mch. Some192 words
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Article169 1982-10-29 10 CHINESE PiiSan ftMpt par 1M kg jwtotey-Chi-t sfl: Bulk lob 185.00 sellers, old dram (in second hand dram) fob 9HJO tellers, new dram fob $102.00 sellers C*yn: Mixed (loose) $45.00 buyers. Pepper; Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $315.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper faq fob NLW $310.00 sellers,169 words
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Article331 1982-10-29 10 SINGAPORE: Yesterdays closing prices in S$ per kilo, 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 0.70. THAI BROKEN. A-super 0.60, Special 057.331 words
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Article140 1982-10-29 10 The Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday firmed on renewed buying support in moderate trading, dealers said. In Nov south and north rose Mss each to MJ667.50 and M 9662.50 a tonne respectively and central rose MJ2.50 to M 5657.50 while in Dec south firmed MHO to M140 words
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Advertisement550 1982-10-29 10 Strategic Tax Planning for Businesses Singapore, December 3,1982 Many financial and investment decisions are made without due deliberation as to the effects of taxation on the company as a whole. Vet taxes often account for a substantial cash outflow and should be duly considered when evaluating a financial or investment550 words
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Advertisement722 1982-10-29 10 o The Saitama bank, Lm STATEMENT OF INCOME ASSETS Casn and Due tram Banks Call Loans Securities Loans and Bfc Discounted Foreign Exchanges Oner Assets Premises and Equipment Customers LiaDiWies tor Acceptances and Guarantees Total Assets LIABILITIES AM) STOCKHOLDERS EQUITY LIABILITIES Deposits Call Money Borrowed Money Foreign Exchanges Other Lia&Mies722 words
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INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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Article196 1982-10-29 11 OCT 17 1 Fra GROUP B CORBEILLE Alr.lJmikU «MIA 14J IS -ts Cure four Financiers de L "Union i*n 44.S0 SU WO 128 90 47 JO jgg -21 -OJ ♦a unch 03 -04 1 B8 N (jiernii Dtnone C S F (ThomaonCaf) 1410 1M-S0 Moet^lennessy Opfl-Partbaa Penarroya Radio technique196 words
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Article190 1982-10-29 11 OCT 3V Francs Sudia Pc 901 +3 Actions Suisses 350 3 Sendee Reg 1900 +35 AlufuttK Br 400 >| Sulaer Pc 340 I Alusulase Reg Brown Bowri Br 1M no 4-4 >15 Sulaer Re( Swiss Bank Br 1140 300 +30 +3 Cite Oelfj Br. 1300 25 Swiss Bank Corp190 words
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Article83 1982-10-29 11 OCT XI Fr« FORWARD MARKET Ar«r U« ♦J Af bed uia -m AMur 312 ♦t Braacan MB unch UBV B De Been m -M Kbea IBB ♦a Bectrotoei no -X Ob-Inno-Bm -48 Oe* ZZ IBB 30 ur btu LtniD ijwi -z Hobok 3900 40 Petro 47W -10 ii ii83 words
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Article80 1982-10-29 11 OCT IT 4 Lire 4 unci) -tb -LS an lfiJO Ertdanla Ptet OrU N •mo 175# -300 11VA 2MB 1« Iff Prtr noo -TO Invest 2390 -•a IUlfM SM -90 LepetitOrd ***** Mediobanca MUano AjeOrd Mondadorl Prt» Monledlaon ***** -13 MHO -IS 3310 +1 100.15 -2J Olive U1 Ord80 words
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Article87 1982-10-29 11 OCT 27 Dm Ae«-Telefunken BASF 31 JO UUO -0.4 OJ Bayer 107 JO 0.9 BMW 1WJQB Commerabank IK 006 ConU Oumml Si BOB Dalmler-Bem S30J0 -OS Defuaea Dema« 111 JO -OJ Deutache Bank WJ0 12 Dreadner Bank 131.00 41 OHH ITIjOO 1 Hoactut 10M0 I Hoeach 32J0B mm H87 words
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Article184 1982-10-29 11 OCT 17 Fl» ABN 256.00 4 Ahold 90.00 >17 Akao 27X0 ♦ox AMEV an iq •f 0.7 Amfu 8X00 L9 Amrobnk 41.90 1.4 £g°" 30.00 unch Bote ■fff 1J Bonucer 100J0 OX Boakm UOO 1J Burtet Ml) -0J Oland 20 X0 •f 0.4 Cmlv a« io X7 Dell M1J184 words
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Article284 1982-10-29 11 ocrri Rand Un Steel 01 unch Unlaac 300 -10 INDUSTRIALS WoolworUi ST", IS A Alpha 900 MININGS Abercom 306 unch AE And CI "no -5 Anfkw ITM i is Amaprop AM1C as MM unch -U unch Anflvmal ***** i-no M3S so unch W Bark)vi 900 Buffel* C O Smith284 words
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Article193 1982-10-29 11 OCT 17 CI Hud Bay Mln Imp CM 17* 31* 1 AblUM IT* unch lnco 13* Alcmn X»H Int Prut pipe 21S Alfoma m 1 Lnt UU 30* Bank Moot M* Intl Nickel 13* Bank Not* Scotia 1 Kerr Add 14* unch Bell Tel m unch I LobAaw B193 words
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Article1009 1982-10-29 11 NEW YORK STOCK PRICES IN New York on Wednesday closed higher in moderate trading as investors switched their attention away from the blue chip issues into secondary stocks. The 30 blue chip issues which make up the Dow Jones industrial average turned in an erratic performance, although1,009 words
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Advertisement200 1982-10-29 11 See Page 13 for Asian stocks Music lovers, keep Friday, Nov. 12 free for a special evening of good music and good company. A merican Night at the SSO The Singapore Symphony Orchestra invites you to a star-spangled night of music by American greats Bernstein, Copland. Gershwin and Ives. Donation200 words
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Advertisement99 1982-10-29 11 Cooler I i IL -w. vanKfeef OOGROI ETTefl •It* v*r .V* fc* I C rystal chandeliers sparkle Rainbows play The setting is superb The view sensational The skyline of Singapore twinkles in the velvety dusk There are two exquisite rooms, both of which scat up to 180 guests Ideal for99 words
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Advertisement228 1982-10-29 12 Where to wine, dine and entertain HH with the American Express' Card If you dont already have the Card\ call *****33 for an application form" BiwDwier Buffet from €.30 pm 10.30 pm 1 Dry Oyster Peanut Porridge Fried Vegetarian Bee Hoon Chicken Rice Sticky Rice Chicken Satay Indian Dhal CurTy228 words
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Advertisement153 1982-10-29 12 I fi fit" UmLt JAPANESE RESTAURANT For sushi. For teppanyaki. For other authentically Japanese delights. t 'sen'(H:< >' i> i\h iiniii\ I ':irk S|ii'i':iii)ii« Siiii;;i|M»i' NUTMECS offers 10.30 a.m. 3 p.m. $21 per person Ptoose caN *****88 ext 663 kx reservations HYATT ftG€fsOOS»NGAPORf W7i m m m your very own153 words
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Advertisement176 1982-10-29 12 Ri'Slr. 3EL'escargot. Restaurant extrkxdinairs. (Our menu is a gourmet's ddighl) 06ER0I IMPERIAL SINGAPORE I JALAN RUMBIA SINGAPORE OH2i TELEPHONE NO /i/lofab Owning Company Hmd Hotels Inter national Ltd t > V -M-r P 4* > ■nsp 931 i,i Reservations Tel: 2941 183 Sm ~9ood~3~lmt re The President Lounj»e W Iktc176 words
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Advertisement163 1982-10-29 12 An English Afternoon Tfea. So qoodvou could stay for hours. 1 V 1 A choice of 20 delicious teas. Silver service, naturally. And light, classical music to accompany it all. The Musk Room. Sk At the Hilton. mmi A great place to be. Be in vogue 11 x v Li163 words
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Advertisement100 1982-10-29 12 1A L /I This it Thai SMfood at its authentic beet So fraah, it could hava baan ativa 15 minutaa bafora coming to your labia. It waa An anomtous vartaty of auccuiant aaafooda axpartiy praparad by Thai chats in our kitchan. Siamese Seafood Restaurant Panang Road. Singapora 0623 Tal: *****11100 words
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284 1982-10-29 13 Reuter FLETCHER Challenge Ltd said it is negotiating with Crown Zellerbach Corp the purchase of the US company's 83.9 per cent shareholding in Crown Zellerbach Canada Ltd. "If these negotiations are successful it is anticipated that an offer will be made forReuter - 284 words
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Article394 1982-10-29 13 SHARE PRICES IN Sydney yesterday firmed but late profit-taking and gloom about the economic outlook saw price gains trimmed, brokers said. The All-Ordinaries index closed 2.3 up at 509.1, the all industrials rose 1.7 to 649.0 and the all resources 2.9 to 396.3. BHP gained four cents394 words
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Article121 1982-10-29 13 SHARE prices in Manila yesterday closed firmer on an increased turnover of 2.48 million pesos, up from 1.12 million on Wednesday. The commercial/industrial index was up 0.18 at 86.98, the mining marker was unchanged at 952.12 and the oils index was up 0.036 at 1.743. Bank) OoM MOU -MM121 words
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Article83 1982-10-29 13 OCT M BaAU Aoktiam Thai All. rihn. vstfar m Btnckok Bank Bank or A jrudhajra liM 19S unch Bate Shoe Barll Juckcr 321 .1 Ctiarooof Thai Win M J First Tniat Wl *mt Ooodjaar Industrial FlnanOt Corp Jalapratlian CmmoI. ITI JO unch 1MJ0 -1 210 -S lUt -0J5 Rama83 words
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335 1982-10-29 13 HONGKONG STOCKS IN Hongkong yesterday advanced steadily throughout the day to close higher with the Hang Seng index up 28.69 points to 803.60. Prices opened higher yesterday extending Wednesday's recovery, mainly due to a general market feeling that the recent fall was overdone, dealers335 words
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459 1982-10-29 13 SHARE PRICES IN Tokyo yesterday closed firmer in light trading, with electronics generally favoured, despite uncertainty over Japanese political developments and the yen-dollar exchange rate, dealers said. The market average added 21.51 to end at 7,291.47 on a volume of 260 million shares.459 words
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Advertisement347 1982-10-29 13 TSUI MAWS VILLA&E The Ultimate Hong Kong Restauront Sa zSZ£&l Open: 1130 om 3.00 pm 6 00 pm 11.30 pm For Reservation Cat: *****40 *****88* Hotel Asia, 37, Scotts Rood, Singapore 0922 c_> da The elegant restaurant in the fl heart of the financial district serves cuisinefranqaise exclusively. >*For Luncheon,347 words
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Advertisement292 1982-10-29 13 LEMBAGA LETRIK NEGARA TAMAH MELAYU (THE NATIONAL ELECTRICITY BOARD Of THE STATES OF MALAYA) JMK/TENDER NO. ***** 11 KV DISTRIBUTION SWITCHGEAR (EXTENSIBLE CIRCUIT BREAKER) The National Electricity Board (NEB) invites tenders from Manufacturers or their accredited agents ONLY for the supply of 11 kV Distribution Switchgear (Extensible Circuit Breaker). Tender292 words
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2091 1982-10-29 14 BID and offer price* 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 Aeai (154B1578) Allied2,091 words
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Article166 1982-10-29 14 The Ohmo prtaaa hrMI) r IB 2.* Th» Savtap r und i.e LM 1 Had S per* Prog r Md LM S'por* Sac ft ■d LIT LM S'por* laveat had in LM S par* Equity MUI PMd JJMTT LM LM prtaaa MM M) Mai Iavaat Fd Mai Praf166 words
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Article2963 1982-10-29 14 IMS Hi«k Low Coapujr Last Sale +arGr"s Dhr Dhr Or Gr's YTd Net P/E Vol COOO) Day High Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 350 233 308 320 141 201 400 320 247 132 210 283 68 138 196 240 Acma Alcorn Allied Choc BAT Bat* Ben Berjaya2,963 words
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Article1669 1982-10-29 14 BID and offer prices officially listed and hnilraai in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lots of 1,000 units, unless otherwise specified. (IMB US) (3) 114 (S) 1» Almm (1) 18 IJT 18 (IP)1,669 words
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Article567 1982-10-29 14 THE Magapore Btaek Exekaage aai tkreagk a day af erratic tradtog ytoilay ova geaerally toteeral njjTaftor 4 atS caSLSffS-sT'* 11 Ihreagkeat toe day prtoM ovßßg ap aai lewa M aaoortoto traltog Tkere part tort tt mm *2*5 aX daed by praflt-toktog. Taktog the eae (tom567 words
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Article647 1982-10-29 14 WEDNESDAY'S rebound proved short-lived at the Kuala Lumpur stock market as prices fell across the board in quiet trading yesterday. Total turnover was markedly lower at 5.49 million units worth M$l5.Q2 million compared with Wednesday's 7.05 million units worth $18.90 million. Reflecting the poor trading, the647 words
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Article331 1982-10-29 15 IDRIS Hydraulics, which has stopped mining operations, has reported a smaller loss for the six months to June 30,1962. Preliminary results show that the company incurred a loss of £17,000 against £213,000 previously, after allowing for depreciation and expenditure in the United Kingdom. Idris said,331 words
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685 1982-10-29 15 MALAYSIAN Tobacco Company Bhd, the largest cigarette manufacturer in Malaysia, expects sales to be affected significantly in the next six to nine months because of the recent increase in cigarette taxes. The effects on sales would not however be longlasting, said MTC chairman A R685 words
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612 1982-10-29 15 NYT CAUTIOUS investors who do not trust the bull market on Wall Street may wish to consider the cautious approach of Delaware Investment Advisors, a subsidiary of Delaware Management of Philadelphia. The organisation manages US$6 billion in all. The $4 billion Delaware InvestmentNYT - 612 words
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Article334 1982-10-29 15 Tiack CibmI BM has been asked by the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange to state the purpose of a term loan of M$22 «nflHnw which the company secured in the financial year ended June 30. The item appeared in the balance sheet of the company in its 1962 annual334 words
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Advertisement263 1982-10-29 15 BANQUE FRANCAISE DU COMMERCE EXTERIEUR Dlrs. US. 125,000,000 Guaranteed Floating Rate Notes due 1988 In accordance with the terms and conditions of the Notes, notice is hereby given that for the 6 month period from October 28, 1982 to April 28, 1983 the Notes will carry an Interest Rate of263 words
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Advertisement354 1982-10-29 15 Sintat takes you off the beaten track or straight to where you want to go Explore magical Malaysia at your own pace with a Sintat car. Malaysia has one of the finest road systems in Asia, making travelling by road not only pleasant but comfortable and smooth. Take a short354 words
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Article158 1982-10-29 16 Rises Tines Pub 660 15 IC B 880 10 Selangor Dr«d( 420 10 MBS 272 10 Oriaatal HM|i 358 8 Sth Mai* Ind 340 8 Sin Hn« Chan 218 8 Textile Corp 208 8 M Credit 326 6 Liea Hoe 434 4 Wearaea 344 4 St Steaaiahip 168 4158 words
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Article, Illustration178 1982-10-29 16 Rises Kamunting 300 +30 Matsushita 450 16 A Amal 515 15 Falls PMC 500 -25 Hume (M) 700 -20 HLInd 770 -20 MBS 290 -16 Lingui 221 -15 M Flour 280 -15 Tasek 630 -15 F and N 660 -15 P Text 220 -12 K L Ind 390178 words
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Article34 1982-10-29 16 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Week Ago 820.5 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 1008.35 Week Ago 1034.12 H.K.HANG SENG 803.60 774.91 833.16 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS 649.0 647.3 660.9 ALL ORDINARIES 509.1 506.8 Week Ago 524.634 words
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Article108 1982-10-29 16 Reuter, AP NEW YORK stock prices inched higher in light trading early yesterday and analysts said the market should remain in a narrow range ahead of the Nov 2 elections. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.18 points to 1,006.53, advances led declines by three to twoReuter,; AP - 108 words
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365 1982-10-29 16 NAJEEB JARHOM - By NAJEEB JARHOM JACKS International Ltd has entered into a joint venture with an Australian company, Insulboard Holdings Pty Ltd, to produce an insulation material from modified phenolic foam. The Joint-venture company, Jacks Insulboard Pte Ltd, has a paid-up capital of |1 million,365 words
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177 1982-10-29 16 DUNLOP Estates Bhd, a subsidiary of Pegi-Multi Purpose Holdings Bhd, has pulled out of a cocoa joint venture in Johore, set up in February last year. In a terse announcement yesterday, the company said it has disposed of its entire 14.5 per cent177 words
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Article94 1982-10-29 16 THE STOCK Exchange of Singapore has asked United Industrial Csrpsratfaa to provide the name and capital structure of the Joint-venture company that will undertake its proposed USI50 million alkylbenzene project in Indonesia. UIC is also to reveal its equity interest in the project, the consideration paid for its94 words
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Article829 1982-10-29 16 LEADING shares were marked down at the opening yesterday but early interest was low, dealers said. At noon, the Financial Times index was down 7.5 points at 595.1 after a 5.1-point drop at 10am. Several (actors combined to keep operators sidelined, notably nervousness ahead of ICl's third quarter829 words
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185 1982-10-29 16 MALAYAN United Industries (MUI) shareholders have given the greenlight to the company to purchase the majority stakes in Development k Commercial Bank and Kwong Lee Bank. At a 20-minute extraordinary general meeting held in Kuala Lumpur yesterday, shareholders approved the purchase of 37.98185 words
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608 1982-10-29 16 Willi Companies Editor: Mano Sabnani GENERAL Corporation Bhd (GCB) has given further details on its public issue of Msso million 10-per-cent convertible unsecured loan stock 1982-89 at par now open for subscription. In its prospectus sent to shareholders yesterday, GCB said of the608 words
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Article410 1982-10-29 16 SIOW LI SEN - By SIOW LI SEN METRO Holdings, through its 35.2 per cent-owned associate Metrojaya Sdn Bhd, is rapidly increasing its presence in Malaysia. Buoyed by the success of its two stores in Kuala Lumpur, Metrojaya is negotiating with a developer to open an outlet in Penang.410 words
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Advertisement239 1982-10-29 16 MARKETING IMPROVEMENTS SEMINARS NOVEMRER 1982 NEGOTIATING WITH MAJOR CUSTOMERS For many companies their top customers represent an increasing percentage of total sales volume. Too often, this handful of major customers give rise to most of the costs, create more than their share of the problems and do not constitute to239 words
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Advertisement247 1982-10-29 16 To those who really know airlines and airports: thanks again for top marks, The world's 10 most highly recommended airlines Position (Last year's position) Airline Country The world's 10 most efficiently run airports Position (Last year's position) Airport Country 1 Frankfurt Rhein/Main Germany 2 3 Amsterdam (Schiphot) Netherlands Zurich-Klothen Switzerland247 words
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Miscellaneous58 1982-10-29 16 |W EAT:H E R1 l J OUTLOOK for today: Partly cloudy. Bepwt for 24 hears prior to 7.3t pm mi Oct 28 at the airport: Maximum temperature 32.0 Associated humidity 66 Minimum temperature 24.6 Associated humidity 95 Hours of sunshine 6.20 Rainfall in millimetres 0.5 Total rainfall for the month58 words
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342 1982-10-29 17 KAPAL Management Pte Ltd, a subsidiary of the Keppel Group has signed a contract with Det norske Veritas for the supply of a computerised ship management software system for more efficient management of its fleet of bulk carriers and tankers. The software system, called342 words
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Article, Illustration585 1982-10-29 17 JUNE LIM - By, JUNE LIM A DELEGATION of 24 officials from the port of Rotterdam and Dutch business community is in Singapore to promote the use of its port facilities. The team arrived late Wednesday for a three-day visit are meeting government officials of the Ministry585 words
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Article158 1982-10-29 17 THE United States Customs will implement a simplified system of documentation at the Port of Baltimore from Nov 1. This should enable the port to recapture some of the import cargo it has lost, according to the Maryland Port Administration. Movement of containers' imports in bond to158 words
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Article121 1982-10-29 17 Reuter WORLD shipping prospects for the next two years are gloomy and some companies are bound to close before the present slump ends, the Liberian Shipowners' Council said. Council board chairman Stanley Symon said 10 per cent of the world fleet was idle and the figure was growing.Reuter - 121 words
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Article721 1982-10-29 17 Shlpptaf Um P»«e M 1 rlfr 1 In AfM Ahrenklel Liarr vm vm V l I s AJtred CT Ailtrmn A*ac Aafonvt VI vn VI vn 1 4 9 a AaiaraStpf APC Liar AFL Arabian Bulk AigfUm A9CL Aria Merchant X IV m z IV m VI721 words
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1014 1982-10-29 18 IN ADDITION to market downturns, which result in fewer cargoes for ships on many of the world's major trade routes, the fixed costs of a liner operation remain staggering, says Mr John Arwood, president and chief executive of Trans Freight lines, the deep-sea arm of1,014 words
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291 1982-10-29 18 AN ATTEMPT by the US Federal Maritime Commission to Introduce a simplified currency adjustment factor schedule has run into heavy criticism from shipowners. A proposed new set of rules formulated by the FMC which sought to simplify and standardise the often complex current291 words
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Article1546 1982-10-29 18 FRESH grain chartering developed faster on Wednesday than earlier in the week, with one charterer booking a 46,500 long ton cargo out of the US Northern Range to Ghent and a further 31,000 long ton cargo of heavy grain from the US North Pacific range to Japan. The1,546 words
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Article401 1982-10-29 18 VESSELS Opt*: Tug/barge service 1 tugboat built 1966 550 hp and 1 barge 150 x 150 x 10 built 1981 with coaming and ramp. Regular service to Tg Pinang Cigading, Merak and Dumai. Jangmi (bulk carrier) 30,952 dwt on 14.71 m draft Korean flag built 1974 SHo/Ha grain/bale401 words
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Article325 1982-10-29 19 Seatrade ANTICIPATING the eventual ratification of the Unctad Liner Code, Nicaragua has gone ahead and passed its own cargo reservation "taw. It will reserve up to 40 per of general cargo for 'the national flag, and up to 50 per cent for grains and refrigerated cargoes.Seatrade - 325 words
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630 1982-10-29 19 THE problem facing the Japanese operators of bulk carriers is a very simple one: not enough cargo and too many ships. A facile statement in today's market to be sure, but one which would have been disbelieved by the same operators two630 words
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521 1982-10-29 19 INSURANCE companies and the shipping industry should take Joint action to curtail "rampant maritime fraud", said Mr Y C Tang, manager of Richards Hogg International of Singapore. Addressing the East Asian Insurance Congress in Tokyo recently, Mr Tang proposed the action as he521 words
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5765 1982-10-29 24 SCHEDULE A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of5,765 words
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Article653 1982-10-29 25 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Ship Arrival Voy Date/Time Operator Godowns for LCL Cargo FCL Movement Schedule Location N Mitch SS Bridge P Roosevelt Addiriyah HK Exp As Star As Pegasus Jenwel Thana Bhum Maersk Mango Hamburg Exp Kil Maru B Butang Nauslcaa653 words
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Article1909 1982-10-29 25 WHO ACTS FOR WHOM The leading shipping lines operating from local porta and their agents. A B Arttferieee Shag Singapore Shpg Corporation (S) Euro-Asia Une(PN KL PK) Adriatic Cialslarr Continental Feeders (S)'Cargo Freight (PK) AFEA Singapore Shipping Corporation (S) Euro-Asia Line (PK PN). Afra-Earaata Um Transgroup Pte Ltd (S). A1,909 words
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Article524 1982-10-29 26 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Dellcla 35/6 Borneo alongside 29.10.82/2300 Equator IV 22 Thong Soon alongside 29.10.82/0700 Great Mount 19 CF Sharp alongside 29.10.82/1500 Kim Ann 29/30 Guan Guan alongside 29.10.82/0600 Rajah Brooke 21 SSPL alongside 29.10.82/2300 Ruth Lykes 3/4 Boustead alongside524 words
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Article208 1982-10-29 26 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/Europe, Far East/Persian Gulf, Straits ports/ Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (FAB EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services. "K" Line. Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Orient Overseas Container Line. Cho Yang Shipping. ANRO (STRAITS/AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia/Straits Container Line.208 words
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Advertisement337 1982-10-29 17 24 hour service by twin-engined helicopters to vessels at sea in Malacca Straits and South China Sea. TEL *****11 HEU SERVICES (PTE.) LTD. Helicopters also available for casual charter, aerial photography etc. FULLY CONTUOBED SERVICE TO EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) CHMA CONTMGt It* IMFTUC CAfBCT 12* AOtCATOR 21* KOREAN JACEM 17*337 words
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Advertisement339 1982-10-29 17 UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO SAG EXPRESS MULTI-PURPOSE SERVICES j \EZM~ Jubail (3/12), Dammam (6/12). Kuwait (9/12), Dubai (12/12). Abu Dhabi (15/12) Dubai (21/12). Abu Dhabi (24/12), Dammam (27/12). Kuwait (30/12), Jubatl (27/12), Dammam (29/12), Bahrain (31/12), Doha 2/1) Abu Dhabi (4/1), Dubai (6/1), Kuwait (8/1) FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE ra339 words
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Advertisement754 1982-10-29 17 The Straits TS?!? 65 Times tTllfi' DIRECTORY Key Personnel. Agencies Singapore (Buku Merah) MAERSK LINE EXPORT FULL CONTAINER SERVICES TO: UA PACIFIC, OULF, ATLANTIC. EAST CANADA, ASIAN PORTS 31-1/11 8-7/11 14-15/11 20-21/11 20-29/11 4-5/12 13/12 SaM 2-3/11 1-9/11 18-17/11 22-23/11 30-1/12 8-7/12 14-15/12 7TT: J •SNGAPORE aOSMG IMS: CV 31*754 words
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Advertisement546 1982-10-29 18 mh 4 FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE fmtm VKato« Vassal B.ONUB h Port B. PtMM B. PBBM 5/11 KORBKM I MUk 12/11 MHON B.PWRSA 19/11 RKIFT From Eurc 1) Gbw| 2) H buff 3) Bwn 4) Rda« 5) Le H P. Mianf S port SaM SaM SaM SaM SaM Port Sated546 words
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Advertisement299 1982-10-29 18 Y.S. LINE YAMASHITA-SHINNIHON LINE COMTAMCR SERVICES USA/CANADA MIDDLE EAST CONVENTIONAL SERVICES Pan Asia Line; ltd. CONTAMER SERVICE TO/FROM J ARAN A TAIWAN AGENTS: SUNSHIP AGENCIES PTE LTD Main Oflics *****22 |5 CFS/Tarmmm 221*879 »***** OPTORG CO (M) SDN BHD f i P KELANG *****1/2 P JAY A *****3 *****1 *****3299 words
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Advertisement712 1982-10-29 19 OCI Overseas Containers Limited The Straits Steamship Group JPTM STRAITS SHAPING ~rM Singapore to Sabeh, Sarawak, AkM Brunei Ports and Bangkok [CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE TO UK CONTINENT TOKYO BAT lISERPOO. MT X'dam It Havre 27/11 29/11 99/12 11/12 17/12 19/12 24/12 2C/12 29/12 31/12 4/1 «/l 5/1 7/1 11/1 12/1 29/1712 words
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Advertisement461 1982-10-29 19 rrfa Franco Belgian Services fgg F > f i ht. >> s.". h> ,iatt t i* I.tnt\ t(f rOmSO®' I* FRL carwoa* nwg nttm tmm Li Km r*m irwi rttmn i m rtm rttn« 31 Oct II Rn nun 24 Rn 25 Rn 27 Hn KOREAN MCEJM 5 Oct Ori461 words
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Advertisement547 1982-10-29 20 Hapag-Ltoyd City 01 EMwffc Hawfewt Eipress Kasufa Mam Osaka Ba» EXPORTS J 22/11 24/11 5 12 l/U 12/12 14/12 20 12 22 12 24/12 27/12 31/12 2/1 Bha»enßdam LeHa»re Antweip 26/11 27/11 29/11 9/12 10/12 12/12 17/12 18/12 20/12 24/12 25/12 27/12 30/12 31/12 3/1 3/1 4/1 6/1 Also accepting547 words
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Advertisement536 1982-10-29 20 ta S ItG.S LINE KIM* SHirnmc cotton* riom CONVENTIONAL SERVICE It/From BUSAN STORE P. Kriw! PEMNC BUSAN N.TUI ISIN/IS2E SkJ in Port 31 Oct 2 No. 1? No. VEGAI79W/180E 23 KNo. 2627 No. 28 29 No. 8 Dec S TOW BKK *T S Baya BUSAN OH WEST 7 VOl 814536 words
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Advertisement477 1982-10-29 20 EVERGREEN LINE FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE ACCEPTMG Fa 1 La CARGO FOR: SGP P*l H> IK Fit KM IM Ml Efttl«M tohrl 39/10 1/11 11/11 20/11 72/11 24/11 »/ll {•«Voyi|tf 2/11 24/11 26/11 21/11 29/11 1/12 (Mflvft 13/11 14/11 21/11 4/12 1/12 1/12 9/12 11/12 also acoptwg ia/Fa t ra/ra477 words
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Advertisement1190 1982-10-29 20 Everett Lines/ m Burma Five Star Shipping Corpn. 'BURMESE NATIONAL LINE' LOADING FOR RANGOON S part PMtonj HTMMWTM 11/4 Nw 4/7 Nm "CM 10/13 Nm MTOMTIM 22/25 Hot 11/21 Hrr B F SS C Ag*n»\ m Motoyvo BCMJSTEAD SHAPING TEL NOS KL *****4'*****7—PKELANG *****1/8 PENANG *****1/8 Compoma Aifnum 0* N»v«mcio*1,190 words
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Advertisement331 1982-10-29 20 US I NOSE MARITIME PTE LTD SUN UNION LINE 9NCATORE PJCOJMG KNMC LOM F« 31/10 2 Nn KARACM 20 Nw 22 Nw KMAOf smose habitm m ltd m 22*1144/7 I 22(1371 BOOMK SUMY SMVMC COMNT IU *****52/3 [AST ASM SMPPMC SOU M I&4MCM/4M7SI LAST ASM SMPTME SMHU 3M7J2/3/7251 MALAYSM TRADE331 words
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Advertisement1057 1982-10-29 21 PIL GROUP FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO COLOMBO. HODEIDAH. JEDOAH AQABA (Reefer Cntrs Acceptable) VESSEL KOTA SAHABAT KOTA SAHABAT KOTA SAHABAT KOTA SAHABAT 31W/32E 33W 35W m 30-1/12 9-10/1 18-19/2 COLOMBO 29-29/10 9-9/12 15-17/1 24-29/2 5-7/11 15-17/12 24-29/1 5-7/3 29-29/1 9-10/3 30-1/12 9-10/1 19-19/2 30-31/3 EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICE 2 KOTAMAKMUR •/•No*1,057 words
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Miscellaneous173 1982-10-29 26 Regional Weather v a Bl m M t > Wj si >>: >2 m m 3£ °C cr* Wind direction with speed in knots Wave height SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. LEGEND: R Thunderstorm Temperature °C Shower Weather W' Wind direction with speed in knots173 words
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