The Business Times, 17 November 1982

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 93/1/82 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, lftt 60 CENTS
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  • Article
    More PAP MPs to take part in union work
    400 1 MORE People's Action Party Members of Parliament are expected to work for the labour movement by serving the National Ttades Union Congress. According to a report by the PAP'S central executive committee, party MPs who are currently not Involved with the
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    Ambrosiano pulling out of Inter-Alpha
    180 1 THE other six European partners ef Inter-AJpha Aria (Sngapcre) «01 toon take over the flMhd Bnco Imhwhi'i Am In the paid-up capital at the merchant bank. Arrangements to take over Banco Ambmaiano's jhare em be completed next month, later-Alpha's deputy fensral manger, Mr Wfflem Pljpers,
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    Two vying for contract to build additives plant
    375 1  -  By JOHN LIM CHIYODA aad Jurong Engineering are vying for a contract to bnOd a $21 mfTtton plant in Singapore for Lubrizol Corp, the world'» largest motor oil additives producer with more than a one-third share of the international additives market The
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    Two more 'Big Four' banks lower prime rates
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    Hewlett-Packard to launch super-minicomputer today
    587 1  -  LEE HAN SHIH HEWLETT-PACKARD, America's second largest minicomputer manufacturer, will start the worldwide launch of Its super-minicomputer today. In Singapore, the company expects to sell at least 15 units of this computer, called the HP MOO, in the first year of lis UUttCtl As the
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  • BRIEFLY...
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      Lock icon Arvid Pelshe alive
      68 1 AFP THE secretariat of Arvid Pelshe, member of the Soviet Communist Party Potttbureau, yesterday formally denied reports that the 83-year-old leader had died. A member of the secretariat said: "Arvid Pelshe is alive and in good health." Talk of the death of Mr Pelshe, the only Soviet
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      Lock icon Collaboration pact
      63 1 Reuter THE state-owned shipbuilders of China and Britain have signed a collaboration agreement which could lead to a joint-programme of ship contraction with vessels built in both countries. The British embassy said in a statement the agreement was signed in Beijing last Friday by Robert Atkinson, chairman of
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      Lock icon Commodity law
      76 1 Reuter THE Japanese Ministry of International Trade and Industry is expected to enact next month an overseas futures commodity law already approved by the Diet (parliament), ministry said. This will tighten restrictions on Japanese commodity brokers' activities abroad. Complaints about their practices were raised by Hongkong's assistant commissioner
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      Lock icon Consultation centre
      59 1 Reuter UNITED States Senator Henry Jackson yesterday called for a Joint US-Soviet consultation centre to prevent a nuclear by accident, error, or misunderstanding. He proposed that the centre rfwwiH be (v > ,>t !y at some mutually agreed place. Senator Jackson said it woud supplement, not replace, the
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      Lock icon New government
      74 1 Reuter PRESIDENT Sandro Pertinl yesterday summoned Christian Democrat Amintore Fanfani to the presidential palace for a meeting in which he was expected to ask Mr Fanfani to tarm a new government Mr Fanfani, 74, leader of the Senate and four times prime minister, is the first politician to
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      Lock icon Recession to continue
      81 1 Reuter THE industrial world's recession will continue for at least another 12 months with record high unemployment and faint prospects of a return to strong economic growth, according to experts from the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). An unpublished OECD report, due to be studied
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      Lock icon Deng makes appeal
      57 1 AFP CHINA'S top leader Deng Xiaoping in a meeting with a Japanese Socialist Party delegation in Beijing yesterday appealed to the new Soviet leadership to take a step towards improving Sno-Soviet ties. Mr Deng-said China was waiting to see the Soviet reaction to its recent call for
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    Three US banks to introduce new services
    55 1 COMPETITION Ike M)«r iatrleu Milm la tee Mi «f WiWfc y y^Ljitryjs Miwwltl hnasaeSaa E*E2lss?S PNfeM Sf pmlirw Iw tMhlag Mi to Mml fey s^rjgp iSjfiCnSi i^ssrjy!» riTijii IMAIMMk teHWIW H g^yuigj wjfTcyr; Ah* MkkM 4mm few 2mU CMteat Si to awvSTtki hjMfetac
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    Small business has big role in productivity
    488 1  -  By KOH TSE YING productivity is most dramatically increased by encouraging, promoting and supporting small busiThis observation was made by the US Ambassador to Stagapore, Harry E T Thayer, at the fifth annual regional directors confeiem* of die US National Technical Information Service
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Debtors resorting to sale of gold
      572 2 LATIN AMERICAN NATIONS CENTRAL banks with payssit problems, especially sfc»Latia America, are becoming increasingly tempted to sell gold to help service their debts, senior ttealers at major Swiss banks said. Brazil sold seven tonnes of- the metal last month akme to gain vital foreign
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      Lock icon Sweden shines in retail banking
      168 2 Reuter SWEDEN has the world's most efficient retail banking and payment system, followed by the Netherlands and West Germany. In Tbe retail banking revolution, authors Patrick Ftaser and Dimitri Vlttas of the London Clearing Banks' research group said the US, in seventh place out of
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      Lock icon New savings account authorised in US
      352 2 NYT IN AN effort to help American savings institutions and banks compete with money market mutual funds, US banking regulators has authorised a new federally insured account allowing consumers to make a relatively low U552,500 minimum deposit and setting no ceiling on the interest
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      Lock icon Mortgage rates to be reduced
      161 2 Reuter THE US Federal National Mortgage Association (Fannie Mae) has announced new mortgage plans intended to reduce interest rates on thousands of homes. In some cases, new resale and refinance options could mean single-digit interest rates for home mortgages. Fannie Mae, which makes funds available
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      Tokai Bank to tap Asia for US$30m
      205 2 THE Singapore branch of Tokai Bank will issue US$3O million worth of floating rate certificates of deposit in the Asian dollar market. Managers for the tone are Morgan Guaranty Pacific and Tokai Ada. The lame has a maturity of four years and the
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      Lock icon AGC CUTS INTEREST ON CURRENT PROSPECTUS
      170 2 Reuter THE Australian Guarantee Corp (AGC), Australia's largest finance company, has cut interest rates ottered on its currant prospectus by up to one percentage The iMue now carries a nurrtnHim rate of 153 per cent (15.75) tor four year notas and a mtirimum 12.75
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    • MONEY AND EXCHANGE$
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        PLR
        22 2 THE average rate at which mnjor Singnpore banks are currently prepared to lend to their beat customers is 9.51 per eent.
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        ASIAN $
        148 2 ASIAN ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Nov 1& t Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit (or prime names on Not 12: R ii|||! ill! ill! c MNn««M ™«»J3 -"»»g PQ53P UlDdknllMtl OOm |J Ml/11 10 1A6 10Vie 161/10 M>8/16 MS/1* 10 7/16 100/10 10 VI6 107/10
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        Discount
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        Hongkong
        50 2 TRADING is the US doOsr in Hongfcoog yesterday was stable and quiet throughout the day with the aaiety ending higher compared with its levels In New York. US-MM-W UK MJD/IL» M-1«U W Gcrmuj Ui/TO Matente-UBAA nniniiii stmcn-u/ui Bom m/UO India &.M/VM T 1 J*paa MH/UB Kara* &TS/MI ltiM-M/M hlm-US/H.1
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        Tokyo
        59 2 THE DOLLAR for overnight delivery in Tokyo yesterday closed slightly lower in moderate trading at 368.05 yen, down from the 368.30 opening but up from the day's low of 367.65. The 1 1 for immediate delivery last traded at ***** yen, unchanged from the opening. Forward dollar rates Ml
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        London
        45 2 Opening quotes yesterday us l.ss/e CM LMS/C Cram 12JB/0 DMk-OMT/r D n IM/TB S Ft IM/C BFrco»-B Ji/S F FY Ut K15J5/XWJ0 Ten 435 13/* D Kr 14.TMD/*0 N Kr U W0/170 S Kr U MM /156 Aw Kh B.41/9 Port 149.40/130.14 Spain 1S5J1/S)
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        Singapore market
        454 2 THE OS dollar was traded within aarrow margins on the local foreign exchange yesterday and closed on a comparatively steady note. Trading volume tended to be tiria as dealers maintain- 1 ed a cautions attitude. Agaiast the dollar, however, the OS currency ssw steady support throughout the day,
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        Gold
        311 2 GOLD FUTURES In Singapore yesterday closed weaker compared with overnight New York level*, after fluctuating narrowly throughout the Marion in moderate turnover. Total aalea for the day was recorded at 309 lots while kerb volume at 660 lots. Prompt cloned easier at USS4OLSO/403.00 an ounce compared with 604/406 in
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        Silver quotes
        27 2 MM FH New York SOB w SJBB Zortcfc »«B MB Singapore MB i.as C3oab« pricae la US doUan a troy oumtx. Source: Credit Suisse, S'pore
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  • TRADE AND INDUSTRY
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      Healthy rise in MNC investment in Singapore
      320 3  -  By LIM SOON NEO MANY multinational companies came to Singapore between 1971 and 1961, boosting the total volume of investments by multinationals from $1.5 billion to $8.6 billion during this period. This was disclosed yesterday by Dr Tay Eng Soon, Minister of State
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      Consumer price index decreases by 0.2pc
      273 3 i SINGAPORE'S inflation rate remained low in Octo- < ber with prices falling by 0.2 per cent over the previous month. Hie annual rate of inflation, as measured by the consumer price index, thus continued to hover around the ooe-per-cent level for the third
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      Canadian oil equipment makers eye Asian region
      225 3 CANADIAN equipment manufacturer» have identified South-east Ada as a potential hudnens area because of the oO exploration industry in the region. Demand for such equipment in the west has also slowed down, it tmpratfti» for these manufacturers to their horizon. Mr Peter Stephenson,
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      Demand fair at tea auction
      227 3 THE small quantity of North Indian and Kenyan tea offered at yesterday's international tea auction met with fair demand. The 300 chests of orthodox tea from Kenya commanded good prices. They fetched between US$2.O6 and $2.70 a kilo. This is the second time such Kenyan
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      French group plans diversification
      556 3  -  By KOH TSE YING A FRENCH timber tod fishing group, Societe Commercial* et Industrielle Eur-Asia tique (SCIEA), which recently set up a confectionery Joint venture here, has drawn up more diversification pi*— President director, Bernard Forey, disclosed that the group is now studyii« the feasibility of
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      296 3 (BGP) h>« iiynilßj Mr the regloaal director Car the Far East and head of ha new rnaaaaa lalln office la UOB BuOdlag. Mr tawte, aa Aaetrtaa, la an ■tei iikal awiaaar by trahdag aad haa It yaars* espertncelathe heavy electrical eaalpaaont ladaabry. Prior to cearing hare, ha
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      427 4 Bulls, Boars and Hedges. fv *3 <* *7# csnr K>v > kV\ \i/» a* .L? mmi v l Vv. •r J a fUA Knowing the difference between a bear market (declining), and a bull market (rising), is only the beginning. Today's share market has never been more Complex. At the
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Britoil offer not very well received
      238 5 Reuter THE UK government's offering of 255 million share* in state-owned Britoil PLC is receiving a lukewarm commentary in the market, with little or no premium expected on the £2.15 a share minimum tender price. One senior oil analyst in London yesterday questioned whether
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      Lock icon Some won't get paid
      149 5 UPI THE now-defunct De Lorean Motor Co owes its 700 creditors between US$4O million and ISO mfflkn, and some will not get paid. Attorneys tar the carmaker disclosed this on Monday at a federal bankruptcy court tearing. DMC filed Tor bankruptcy a few days after the
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      Lock icon EEC starts talks on Asian textile exports
      390 5 AFP THE European Economic Community (EEC) has begun another round of textile negotiations In TTnisseli with Hongkong, Macao, South Korea, the Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore •mi Indonesia. The talks on textile imrts from these countries the period 1983 to 1985 began on Monday. The
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      Lock icon Adjustment of air fares likely
      162 5 AP REPRESENTATIVES of about 30 major airlines, reconvening on unprofitable North Atlantic routes yesterday, will likely agree to raise some spring and summer fares but lower others. Spokesman David Kydd said the delegates at the Interaatioal Air Transport Association meeting will probably decide that "some
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      Lock icon Achille Lauro dies poor
      299 5 Reuter ACHILLE Lauro, who twice rebuilt a huge shipping fleet after his vessels were destroyed la two world wars, died almost penniless on Monday at the age of 95, his family announced. His shipping company was declared insolvent recently and a governmentappointed receiver ordered the sale
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
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      American trade deficit may soar to US$75bn
      161 5 THE United States' foreign trade deficit could soar to US$75 bUtton next year, more than doubling the currant record, a top treasury department official said. However, deputy secretary RT McNamar indicated the bad news will be at toast partly rooted la.the good news
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      Lock icon Kaufman forecasts weak US recovery
      806 5 Reuter THE United States will experience an abnormally weak recovery from the 11 l osteon and Its economy will grow by no more than two or three per cent in 1993, a prominent Wall Street financial analyst said. Even that modest recovery could be further
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      Lock icon US sanctions unlikely to have lasting effect
      451 6 NYT THE American sanctions against the Soviet natural gas pipeline, which were lifted on Saturday by President Reagan, are unlikely to have significant lasting effect on the companies involved. Lionel Olmer, UnderSecretary of Commerce for International Trade, said in Washington yesterday: "My feeling
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      Lock icon Japanese economy likely to improve
      251 6 Reuter JAPAN'S real economic growth rate In the year ending March 31, 1984, is expected to rise to between 3 and 4 per cent from an estimated 2.4 per cent in the current fiscal year. Fuji Bank Ltd in Tokyo yesterday said the environment for
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      Lock icon China to allot US$10bn for rejigging factories
      305 6 Reuter CHINA will invest more than 20 billion yuan (US$lO billion) in 1983 to perk up old factories with new technology including imported know-how where necessary. The official Xinhua news Mency reported on Monday China would accept longand medium-term low-inter-est loans from foreign
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      Lock icon Industrial production still falling
      480 6 AP INDUSTRIAL production in major indastriaUaed countries outride the US declined in August the fifth straight month it hat dropC since reaching a 1982 in March. The US Department of Commerce in Washington yesterday said the August decline of 0.9 per cent "was almost wholly attributable
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      Lock icon Sales of US car makers up 17pc
      394 6 UPI REBATES and lower interest rate programmes helped American car makers kick off November with a 17.2 per cent iacresse in atlas their beet early month performance in IB month*. Figures released in Detroit on Monday dnwd that' among the big three, General
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      Lock icon HK may stay capitalist
      134 6 Reuter CHINA could approve a "capitalist charter" (or Hongkong's future later this month. A Chinese official yesterday told worried Hongkong Industrialists visiting Beijing today that China's Parliament, the National People's Congress, will discusi a plan guaranteeing Hongkong's status as a special administrative sane. Li Ju-Sheug, the
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      Lock icon Aussies seek freeze on trade tariffs
      417 7 Reuter UPI i AUSTRALIA will nek a bvtK on fihilng tariff! »nH other forma of protection at major trade meeting in Geneva this month. Prime Minister i Doug Anthony said in Can- jMgra yesterday the govern- <ment also wants the ministerial meeting of the
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      Lock icon Non-Opec states oil output at record high level
      514 7 UPI Reuter world crude oil production in non-Opec nations exceeded 30 million barrels a d*J in September the first time in history. U The New York-based Fei troieum Intelligence Week' >itjr yesterday ssld the Ori gaidsatkm of Petroleum l>Ezportlng Countries raised its
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      Lock icon Europe unhappy over steel dispute
      248 7 Reuter BRITISH Trade Secretary Lord Cockfleid said in Washington yesterday that European governments remain very unhappy about their recent steel dispute with the US, even though an agreement to defuse the crisis has hseo reached* Late last month, the irar and the Reagan Administration announced
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      Malaysia set to cash in on polymer boom
      646 7 MALAYSIA is well plsced to .Strike s mutually beneficial f a I i .I, 1 partner-snip wttn industrial ffiftiUles in developing rubber manufacturing indusMss in which the physical jrfrpeiUes of natural rubber can be put to more profitable use as engineering toiponerts.
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Lock icon DECLINE IN CAR EXPORT
        372 7 Agencies TOYOTA Motor Corp said its vehicle export in October fell 2.1 per cent to 138,082 units from 141,038 a year earlier but was up 7 per cent from 129,014 in September. Nissan's vehicle export in October also fell to 98,032, down If per cent from
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      Lock icon Japan to protest against policy
      179 7 AP JAPAN will soon protest against France's policy of restricting imparts of videotape recorders to the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (Gatt). International Trade and Industry Minister Shintaro Abe said In a meeting of economic affairs ministers yesterday that the French policy violates Gatt
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      Lock icon US plan to regulate service industries
      458 7 AP THE US government, Which has pushed for less regulation of hneinew in the United States, has laid down s plan that would regulate international trade in banking, aviation, telecommunications and other fields for the first time. Them service industries now employ over 70
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      Lock icon Ills of protectionism
      178 7 Reuter MORE than 40 indebted countries will not be able to service their debts if protectionist measure» close their export markets. Arthur Dunkei, directorgeneral of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (Gatt), said in Geneva yesterday that these countries could be helped if Gatt's 88 trade
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    Little man, big man
    439 8 AMERICAN Ambassador Harry Thayer made some important points about the need to encourage small business yesterday, all the more important since he represents a country which is, wrongly, perceived as being populated entirely by industrial giants. Ambassador Thayer said the small business sector in the US
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    Lock icon Property market in the doldrums
    752 8  -  Hongkong faces a deficit By RONNIE WEI AP THE prospect of BritishChinese disagreement over Hongkong's future is sending shivers through this British colony's crucial real estate market and raising the prospect of the first government deficit in eight years. Hongkong's real estate market was once
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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    Lock icon Kangaroo alliance insults US
    583 9  -  Bf WILLIAM SAFIRE NYT THE first International negotiation conducted exclusively by George Shultz's State Department has resulted in humiliation for the United States. Its surrender on the gas pipeline deal permitting Its allies the use of US advanced technology to help the Soviets tarn hard currency
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    Lock icon Why some of the world airlines may perish
    1581 9  -  The 120 members of the International Air Transport Association are expected to incur collective net losses after interest of US$l.B7 billion in 1982 on international scheduled services, bringing their total losses since 1879 to $5.73 bn. The lata forecasts another net loss
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    Lock icon Brazil forced to ask IMF and US for aid
    1330 10  -  Brazil has long refused to accept financial assistance from either the International Monetary Fund or the US on the grounds that this was against its political interests. But its current balance-of-payments crisis is forcing it to do so now, reports WARREN
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    Lock icon US to make mini-vans
    392 10 NYT IN THEIR struggle to recapture a share of the market perhaps lost to the Japanese forever, the US's automobile manufacturers are thinirtwg of bringing out a small, fuel-efficient alternative vehicle that does not exist in the United States today. It is the mini-van, a cross
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    Lock icon Andropov seen as anxious to tighten up discipline
    935 10  -  By JOHN BURNS NYT DIPLOMATS in Moscow imrariiifl. the swift appointment of Yuri Andropov as General Secretary al the Communist Party believe that he wants to an early beginning on a tightening of discipline through the whole of Soviet society, to lessen
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    340 11  -  ®y COLIN NARSROUGH Reuter WEST Clff iMpw ers an tsa sting Mr Mggest erep ever altar fav bad yean wftfleh slssest "A gtft tan Heaven," to haw Cari-Mehel baaw, serihed Mi year's «fey la KB harvest aft lTwHtaa litres af fiilißtaieHj «It to aa gnat
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    1882 11  - Davignon Western Europe's man of steel By GILES MERRITT FT "IT'S not tali;," complained Viscount Etienne Davignoo with Just a hint of pride as he replaced the telephone. "Now they're dragging me into fish." With Mr Gaston Thorn, the President of the EEC Commission, away on a visit to Nepal,
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      LONDON MARKETS
      935 13 COPPBE: London robusta coffee futures were slightly easier midday, £2 to £13 a tonne below Monday's close in traded positions. Physteals dealers expect fundamentals to support the market, with the quota release having little impact on tight nearby supplies of robustas. Ttoe physicals market was quiet and dealers
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      167 13 Reuter THE US Agriculture Department raised its estimate of the 1982 Soviet grain crop by ten million tonnes to 180 million tonnes and lowered its estimate of the 1981 crop by 15 million tonnes to 160 million tonnes, the agency said in its monthly Soviet crop
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      166 13 CHINESE misin -Tir i|i. «ft: Bull fob m oo sellers, old drum (ia second hand drum) tob $103.00 sellers, aew drum fob *107.80 sellers. Osfea: Mixed (loose) $50 buyers. Pepper: Must** white pepper fob Asta NLW $532.50 tellers. Sarawak white pepper taq fob NLW $327.90 sellers, Sarawak special
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      TEXTILES
      182 13 TARN and cotton prices were quoted as follows in Hongkong yesterday. (la HK dollars, spot ex-fo-down) OsttM ysen: China Blue Phoenix SB UB; Ss UK. 40t 3,1» (per bale of 410 lbs). Flsss feeds: Chins Butterfly aad Globe brand unq; Dragon Head unq; Pin Lambs uaq; Ftoper aad Buttaflj
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      RICE
      319 13 SNGAPOBB: Yesterdays closing prices In St per kilo, ex-godown: THAI WHITE: 100 pa- cent first class (Kangaroo) new crap 1.00, 100 per cent second class ft.lt, 100 par cent third daas 0.73, 25 per cent war crop no stock. B-li per cent 0.70. THAI BROKEN: A-enper 0.00, Special 057.
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      SOYBEAN
      150 13 SOYBEAN futures In Chicago on Monday held looses late to settle down 3V« to 2 Vi cents a bushel. Scattered commercial selling of January and March late along with a condoned lack of buying Interest held prices on the minus side. Prices extended last week's technical downtrend from the
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      WHEAT
      178 13 WHEAT futures in Chicago on Monday rallied late to close on top of a tVfc US-cent range, up 3V« to lfc cents a bushel in revived trade. Active foUow-through purchasing by a prominent local in afternoon trade, estimated at a total 2.5 million December on the day, started the
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      Straits Tin
      72 13 THE STRAITS TIN prleĕ in Pcmg yesterday recalled at the ITA fleer prlee ef M52».15 a kilo, dealers said. It has been at that level slaee Nev i Dispeals were 17S teases, ef whleh the buffer steck manager teek N per cost while Japaa aad leeal interests teek
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      CLOSING PRICES
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      194 13 RUBBER PRICES IN Siagapore yast«rrtay dosed slightly lower with December Ooe RSS buyers quoted at ITMO cents per ktto, down three cents from last Friday's dose. Morning prioas were malted dowa slightly oe seme aad juiivy '—filin in qaiet trading. Afterauun price» lost further ground oo ctwtinned offerings la
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      RAS PRICES
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      135 13 The crude palm ad market yesterday finished higher on covering in moderate trading, dealers said. In Nov, the south sector rose IQI to 1Q703J0 a tone and Dec saw south and north gaining MB2JO each to MfTB. In Jan, central was traded at MfTSO. The refined market saw
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      Prices tumble in light trading
      447 13 NEW YORK STOCK PRICES In New York tumbled in relatively light trading on Monday, as a combination of profit-tak-ing and Interact rate worries hit the market The Dow Jones industrial average, down 17 points in the first half-hour at trading, stayed that low throughout the
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    BUSINESS DONE ON THE SES AND THE KLSE
    1113 14 BID and Oder price* officially Hated ud bHtoM ia aad reported to the Stock Esckaage of Singapore yesterday, with the number of shares traded atewa la brackets ia lota of MM ualta, unless otherwise SpGCilWd SECTION ONE INDUmiAL COMMEBCIAL Ami (***** MB)
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    SHARE INFORMATION SERVICE
    2692 14 1 Hlgfc MS Low Coapaay Last Bala +ea* Qr*s Dhr Dhr Cn Or's TU Nat P/B Val COOO) Day High Lew 8BCTION ON* INDUSTRIAL A COMMERCIAL 141 SIT 133 SM sn n m Acma Alcoa choc BAT BMa Bwjaya Kawat 1U m sn sn 1M ni m
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    72 14 LINGUI Devtltpaeiti BhM: Fourteenth AGM to be held at Conference Room 1, 1st Floor, Hotel Merlin, Jalan Sultan Ismail, Kuala Lumpur on Nov IS at noon. TASEK O—t total: Twenty-first AGM to be held at Tasek Industrial Estate, Tasek Drive, Ipob on Nov 20 at noon. HUME Industries
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    Prices slide marginally
    304 14 moneiNk pin late ihu hNr'tetar tea BiMMrttiMmk At lUS mb that «in topalMMHtoto the atoek •tMNfaa 1 »y tin, BMt te« lSL|ilai'knß mAmM 2? r£L Tri VSrtS iwimT- ATI^L^mTISB pM to «UN. Iwiw, bytoto*. SaBM iMton SAld tie Hvtr Mb* UI sNea fay liirtmßjMtoßii the tepi?u«t m«SSSS
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    Late buying in KL lifts shares
    517 14 SOME late baying support lift «1 ml 1 unea snare prices nwpMr ly an the Kuala T Jimpr stock market yesterday. After a cautions and generally easier opening, prices «ere traded within a narrow range lor most of the morning session. Afternoon trading remained
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      Lock icon Low loan rates in US boost car sales
      418 15 Reuter LOW loan rates to buyers of same 1982-model cars, rather than a recovery in the cannaldag tmdnes, a 17.3 per cent rebound in early November US car sale*. Securities analysts said low new car loan ratss with 10.9 per cent financing
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      National Iron, Jurong Cement reap benefits
      879 15  -  Market Talk... By CHAN OI CHEE THE buoyant construction sector in Singapore should boost the performance of at least two building material companies, udMNallaaal ben and Meet In the near term, Jurong Cement is expected to continue operating at full capacity since it is
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      Lock icon Fund that offers high growth
      807 15 NYT TOE satisfying gate often provided by «hare* of rapidly growing companies can evaporate quickly in a selloff. How then can iuvesUas nae theee shares without undue risk? There's get to be a way, and Nicholas Fund, a Milwaukee-based investment company with US$9O million in
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      Lock icon Chilly response to Signal's new acquisition plan
      543 15 NYT THE SIGNAL Co has been reshaped in the last SI yean (Km an oO dwarfed by giant competitors into a cash-rich conglomerate. Stock merge» have often provided its entry into promising businesses. Thus, the chilly response an Wall Street last week to
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      Manila
      43 15 SHARE prices in yesterday closed easier on higher turnover at L4B million pesos, up from 1.42 million on Mondsy. MOVM ta SSimTLZIImm 5E«ri=3f 3 ss"psas=ffl* 2r mm "i La ji tj, y 1 ggy»"» u> VMBBB juM Si Ww»B run-ZZZZZZ. UM S
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      Bangkok
      38 15 PRICES is Bangkok yesterday closed mostly higher after decihitng for several days hi quiet trading. MM ♦A SBr KTSJHU^" SSBSics: l* SSScrEz 5" :i H5P 5 •111 MM Atts istiia AmSBZH t" Dn« IM u -L» DMMIlNt
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      Unit trusts
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      Prices slightly higher
      237 15 HONGKONG THE Hongkong stock market yesterday recovered from early lows to close generally slightly higher but trading was fairly quiet on lack of investor interest. Prices opened lower in line with Wall Street overnight hut then began to edge higher on sporadic short-covering support The Hang Seng
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      Sydney shares finish weaker
      109 15 SHARE PRICES IN Sydney yesterday retreated over a broad front following the overnight weakness on Wall Street and concern over the larger thaa expected Increases in latest US money npply Ogives, brokers said. The ABOrdtnarics index feU 4.7 points to SOLO. The industrial marker shad 4.2
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      Tokyo closes sharply lower
      323 15 THE Tokyo stock market yesterday lost grand os light profit-taking in international bine chips in Has with the owtukhl ■«back on Wall Strset, dealers sakL The market average leD <3.83 to flatah at 7,0U8 on a thin volume of 245 mm*-. sharea. The Tokyo stock achate
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      240 15 Reporting to the expatriate Operations Manager, Asia, he wVf assume total will act in that of Hit Ha wilt be responsible for the formulation of inidhridual compenypians. poHdas and organise and administer marfeef development programs iraalwtng an extenshw distribution network. v The successful canddate, preferebly a US expatriate- although othar
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      SINGAPORE
      134 16 Indices Mu^fDrW( 400 32 Nov It lll>M 40 +a Nov 12 TWm Nk MBmUh sso MO 10 10 +i BT Indicator: 3M714 *****1 vov X1S ST Industrials: 750.15 757.90 ■•SnSug 426 ST Finance: 1729.32 173.05 01 HMgs 378 ST Hotels: 1004.48 999.88 hakQaite T»ztll« C*rp Taxtil* HLMfVh TP wn
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      162 16 ta prsffi-taktag altar a delayed start ta tiMtag at 11.11 llTiLsswLMr > As a mlt, (to Straits Times ladwtriaJ late. «*W was M L2I ptali at (ta aasn etase, flatafced nh LBMtts taw at WM. Ike -tain Tbnes MtaaS ae day's II aat active sleeks atae dropped MO
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      Selected indices
      48 16 FINANCIAL TIMK8 Monday 834.04 INDUSTRIALS WMk Ago 843.77 Monday 832.0 «W1 AUSTRALIAN WMk Aao 615.6 INDUSTRIALS DOW MNU AVUAGI Tuaaday ..838.6 .6«U 660.1 INDUSTRIALS Umul*y )f|l li mdjyr 1030.92 ALL ORDINARIRS WMk Ago 1097.44 TuMday mil HJLHANG SKNG Monday ".50*7 Tuaaday 831 JO WMk Afo 514-B
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    Lower takeover cost for Boustead Hldgs
    384 16  -  By NAJEEB JARHOM UNDER the revised terms for its acquisition of the remaining 76 per cent stake in Barlow Boustead Estates Agency Sdn Bhd (BBEA), Boustead Holdings Bhd (BHB) would have to issue a total of 19.425 million new shares valued at M 52.10
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    COMPANY BRIEFS
    138 16 DBS Buk Ltd ha* announced the appointment of Mr Klaus Pa tig, maimgtwg director at Commerzbank (SEA) Ltd, as alternate director to Mr Dieter Lucassen in place of Mr Karlheinz Scroth, with effect from Nov 9. T&ACT0B8 Malayrfa lags Mi has announced the resignation of Mr Raymond George
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    Talam Mines Bhd moves into leasing business
    168 16 TALAM Mine» Bhd. in its first step towards restructuring, has decided to go into the business aI leasing. A subsidiary of the Island and Peninsular group, Talam's move away from its traditional mining activities is prompted by the (act that its present mining
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    LONDON STOCKS
    766 16 LEADING equities opened easier yesterday in line with Monday night's Wall Street trend while government bonds continued to move lower, dealers said. < Bonds were again affected by the weakneas of sterling, losing up to IVi points at the long end. Concern in New York over the likelihood
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    Dow Jones
    65 16 STOCK prices declined In early trading yesterday in what analysts said was a reaction to Monday's news of a larger than expected rise in US money supply. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which fell 18V* points on Monday, fell another nine yesterday. Declines led advances by 11 to
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    Inchcape buys out partner in IB-GMS
    180 16 INCHCAPE Bhd, with Increasing eipusure to the computer Odd, has bought out its partner in 50-per cent owned 18-GMS Pte Ltd. Yesterday, Inchcape announced It had paid $461*000 cash tor the remaining SO per cent equity in 18-GMS previously held by Johns Perry Ltd
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    LATEST RESULTS
    51 16 MALAYA Glass FMry ■hi has repotted aftertax losses of mvrj» for the year ended July against profits of gL2 million previously. Group turnover Cell sharply from Q0.22 mlUkm to only $1244 mAlton Directors have rrrwnsisiMlnl a final dividend of one per cent tax-exempt, compared with 4 per cent
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    PPM using cash to acquire Chandan
    488 16  -  Companies Editor Mm By CHOO AI LENG PAPER Products (Malaya) Bhd will pay for its MH9.5 million acquisition of property company Chandan Development Corporation entirely in cash instead of through a shares-cum-cash arrangement proposed earlier. In a statement to the Kuala liimpur Stock Exchange
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    Paramount clears one hurdle
    287 16 PARAMOUNT Corporation Bhd's proposed acquisition of a properly development and a household appHanr— wholesaler is entering the final phase. The company yesterday said the Malaysian Foreign Investment Committee has given its approval Cor the two acquisirtuna, first announced In December last year. THa leaves only one
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      222 16 MANAGEMENT DEVHOPMBIT PROGRAMME November 1982—January 1983 Court# Course Title Date I. Jab Analysis Nov. 25 -27 2 The Challenge to Succeed Nov. 26 &27 3. The Allen Management Seminar Nov. 29 Dec. 3 4. Identifying Training Needs Nov. 29 Dec. 3 5. Strategic Planning for the '80s Dec. 1 6.
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      198 16 -i tT Ifthere's a carpet bdow you, r you're probably washing 60% of it-and 60% of the money ybu spent on it v* Unless it's Heuga. In the average office, though you pay for all the carpet, most of the wear is imposed on a mere 40*70. The rest of
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      38 16 rWEftT;HER OUTLOOK far today: Fair in the morning, showers in several areas in the afternoon and clear thereafter. Refart for 24 hein prfor to 7Jlpm m Not II at toe airport: Total rainy days for the month 3
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
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      Committees at Indian ports to oversee operators
      335 17 STANDING committees at each of the four major Inv dian ports will soon be set up to crack down on unscrupulous operators in the «hipping business. The committees will be set up at Bombay, Calcutta, Cochin and Madras following a recommendation by the
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      FCRIM proposes trip chartering for rubber cargo
      621 17  -  By VONG NYAM MING IN THE most radical step ever taken to stem the rising cost of shipping and support hard-pressed commodity earnings, the Freight Committee of the Rubber Industry of Malaysia (FCRIM) is proposing to charter vessels on a trip basis for
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        Sasar in HK exhibition
        82 17 THE Singapore Association of Shipbuilders and Repairers and five leading shipyards are representing Singapore at the Expoship Far East 82 exhibition currently staged in Hongkong. The companies taking part are Jurong Shipyard, Keppel Shipyard, Mitsubishi Singapore Heavy Industries, Seko (Singapore) and Sembawang Shipyard. The exhibition is
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        103 17 Reuter THE Japanese government will undertake a feasibility study and prepare a blueprint shortly for a deep sea port at Map Ta Phut in Rayong province on Thailand's east coast, Thailand's Communications Ministry officials said. Thailand last year launched a five-year economic plan, the cornerstone of which
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      563 18 AFP HONGKONG shipowners have been suffering this past year from difficulties of their own making a surplus bulk-carrier capacity. Anticipating massive increases in the transportation of coal and iron ore to Japan this year, the owners had gone into an ordering spree for new ships
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      718 25 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Arrival Godowns FCL Ship Voy for LCL Movement Date/Time Operator Cargo Schedule Location Talari n 264S 18.11.82 Cahaya 49 1300-1400/1600-1800 B5/B5 ZlmCarmel 2W 18.11.82 0700 Star Shpg 49 1200-1300/1600-1700 B6/B6 New Pony VIE 18.1132 0700 Sin Chlao 49 0900-1100/1600-1700 L6/L6
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      477 26 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPfEL wharves Anshan 18 Y Fung alongside 17.11.82/2300 Bunga Blndang 45A Leo alongside 17.11.82/2300 Equator n 22 TSoon alongside 17.11.82/0700 Ever Bright 2S/6 Sankyo Line alongside 17.11.82/1500 Golden Wonder 29/30 Guan Guan alongside 17.11.82/1100 Jo in us 19 CF
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      383 17 Everett Lines FOt THI MOST FtEQUCNT SAILINGS TO BANGKOK HONG KONG JAPAN BUSAN CHITTAGONG CALCUTTA CHALNA •Rangoon eufNOS ARES MAN2AMLLO ACAPtHCO Inrttt Steamship Corptu S/A Ckttaid Centre Suippore 1 TH 9MBI '9 36. Beach Street. Pen** Rm 36 103 OCBC Mr let *****/3 Port Mmi A|mts Harrisons t CrosMd Til:
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      299 18 YAMASHfTA-SHINMtHON LINE CONTAMtft SERVICES USA/CANADA M/ll H/ll 22/11 1 w a/11 a/12 1/12 t torn 7/U 1/12 M/ 12 I U/12 12/12 M/U M U/12 22/12 I U/12 31/12 LI VI 1/1 •/I 12/1 MIDDLE EAST a CONVENTIONAL SERVICES KPANAS/A JL/jvk LTD COMTAMEft SCKVtCC I AGENTS: SUNSHIP AGENCIES PTE LTD
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      570 19 The Straits Steamship Group i Overseas Containers Limited [CON'MWRSHIP StRVICF TO UK CONTINENT KMM Ml mm&m 11/U U/U a/12 a/12 a/12 a/i 2 1/1 VI 2/1 VI 7/1 VI 17/1 11/1 21/1 a/i 2VI 27/1 U/2 SV2 I* Ban 14/12 IVI2 a/12 a/12 a/12 n/i2 vi vi VI 7/1 ia/1
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      544 20 A 1 Hapag-Uoyd EXPORTS 24/12 27/12 30/12 31/12 3/1 31J\2 2/1 3/1 4/1 6/1 S/l t/1 10/1 11/1 13/1 15/1 19/1 20/1 22/1 tttmUQtnl cyfo lot CARBKAN/WESTMOCSitt HMOart" SCXVtV m S»art t Sum* Irwta 11/11 11/11 22/11 24/11 U/12 21/12 29/11 29/11 2/12 3/12 H/12 39/12 5/12 7/12 11/12 12/12
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      381 20 (MM SMl**!** CM'MA "Mr FUUY CONTMOBfI) To/nm NORTH MOJCA NBT/EMT coasts J"* MMI m* W UMdl CM* MC HMb Ml CMm *WT*« 2i!J J/1J »/ll J/12 11/12 It/12 11/12 21/12 23/12 £55EL* .tll*}} "/ll 7/12 U/12 21/12 23/12 21/12 21/12 2/1 23/11 ,3/l? M/ /U 21/12 31/12 VI "JPW* IV
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      240 21 PIL GROUP FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO COLOMBO. HODEIDAH, JEDDAH AQABA (Reefer Cntrs Acceptable) kotasamamt KOTASAMABAT KOTA SAHABAT KOTA SAMABAT fP m ji n-91/1 10-12/3 dZEI] AQABA' EE 44-28/11 2-2/1 »-7/1 17-12/1 11-12/2 M-12/2 22-27/2 22-24/2 22-22/2 7-2/4 EAST AFRICA/KEDSEA SERVICE COLOMBO/KARACHI/P. GULF SERVICE SINGAPORE/CHITTAGONG. RANGOON/SERVICES SINGAPORE BANC*OK/SINGAPORE DIRECT SERVICES 22-1/12
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      192 21 Q IRAQI LINE l«ac' STATE ENTERPRISE FOR WJAITIKE T"4NSPORT Ifi w UM.iLmsm iodk IDM TMM TWOUtt BAi to BAGDAD I BASRAH UPON REQUEST ALSO ACCfPTMS CONTMOS UPTO AQMA t BAOOAD REEFER SPACE AVAUKE OPTO AQABA CQ 't« I S.J u»» mphc :R»NS -<u: NS I N P*C ic TB »*3
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      592 21 BEN LINE CONTAINERS anea cannot sonrce to/rom omon trtuK rrnWN dm mm sotoh S*pM P, UMltoM/ Amtna Mwrp fr*» MUX 11/11 aTu IVU 17/12 IVU TV 12 12/12 21/11 29/11 21/12 21/12 H/12 a/12 11/12 «/12 27/U «/12 11/12 VI M/ 12 IVU 1/1 VI M/ 12 VI VI 11/12
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      323 21 f* v« 1 t f'i CLYDfBANK FOfTHtANK MEADOWBANK SPOKE rDAM HULL HMOG 4 Dec 90 Dac 2Jaa ti« 4Jam 90Jaa 2U. «U 22 Jan 17 Fab 19 Fab* 24 Fab Lykes/* Lines rna mm BWIWB M fIBBEKIVKS SU KMIIVKB SU SU 7/UI W BOUT IUMNI f/U 12/11 14/111 H/u I
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      828 22 MB M It K LINE KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE NEW YORK/E. CANADA Ino *14 19Ma MM M 7 ÜBk tJm 4 tan MOGt Vl2 HMM *KW YORK MMU *7 17 0k 11 Jm 19 JM A SUt ii 3Ok YASHBM MMU V 39 24 Dk 201 m
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      495 22 CUffWU/NCnC (MTU REST SUVKf express cMTMU/KEia soviet lm*« hr us —an. w fmmcsco. wmt tkom. own. i nHfa/w fi^itam AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTARO SERVICE >m>i rayra <:■**■ i ri*i Tim itata mm. ift urnnr uok u/is ok no* mok sj» UMMT U tai 14/15 tm »ta »tan SM Fr»/ta» •MWr UNk
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      399 22 KORINS MARITIME SERVICES PTE tTD MIDDLE EAST/RED SEA/EUROPE SERVICES Vmn 22Ra» BariaAfcbas/Bartv ONEHEST MO t j I//) undue Shipping Co. lid. S port P. KdwuLiifcf SaM Dana .30 Nn Dm /A\ Ml RCH \N 1 M \RI\ SEM-CONTAMER MM EDO.. CAltfSO— S'part PJMm SjM ■21 Nav UNIVERSAL FREIGHT SERVICES GOLDEN
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      274 22 BFEAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK TTTTTT ■a. (Nt) in MB I nua SMn Sitae »Jm Ula Mkm Utm ••k HKk *Im lltan MM MM 41 mm* a*u* JM SYDNEY AL 1 21 LO/R1 CARGO TO I P 24 MM 15 0K 19 0K 14 1M 60k 26 OK 31 OK 2C
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      612 23 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD FAR EAST/EUROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE/IK (VIA SUEZ): MERCATOi 2IW+ 19/11 KMGEJMI7W 25/11 C mI 33* 1/12 VH MDGE 13N 8/12 CROS32W 17/12 HK CONTNNER 331 V 23/12 Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia -I- MERCATOR S pore Closing Times: FCL Cargo La Cargo FROM EUROPE
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      659 23 MALDIVE LINES ETA ETA ETA SPOUE KUANTAN POUT KELANG MALOWC STAR 25/11 LOAOMG FOR MALE MALDfIfNOBU 18/11 Loading For Jeddah OCQM GLORY NB. f 28/U Loading For Male RttWKWKL 18/11 20/11 Loading For MUSCAT/DUBAI/ OAMMAM/KUWAJT MAUJWE STAR 25/11 Loading For MALE MALM* MfTY 21/11 Loading For HOOEDAH MALUM NATION 1/12
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      770 23 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHVUNG CO PRIVATE LTD SV6OV BULOMG 55. Martct Street Singapore 0104 Tctaphonc Numbers *****3 (15 Urn) Cable Address SMSOV SMGAPORE Tefci Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** r ROJN6 POKMC N/S SHMKBT MM SOON SON. Ml) IST ANO 2ND ROOR. MESStSHN TNON6 SNPPN NO I Mi.AN
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      124 23 SOON KIAT SHIPPING PTE LTD IKB 1906 Ittft Ftr Starts* None 3 Stanton Nan S pore OIK TApkow ??OMM (5 L«n) t Tfta RSXI39 SKSMP a* v ft i »>Mi'I J *11 r ir eta n» Htininw NMNMIN 21/11 12/11 MilW/l M Hmc Lm N 22/11 24/11 MHn/bfaw/U MRmNa lb
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      502 24 S S C Group SINGAPORE SHIPPING CORPORATION PTE. LTD .'>TH H.OOR OCt AN BLJII DiNG SINGAPORE o'o4 MARKETING 9I M '3 L ISi GENERAL 9t 311 M 22 I INf S TELE* RS 2459S RS »'SSt>B A 6 CARSMIP •CABLE CAHGOShi Ke;|i»iMl I" 1 Container Lilies 2 SAILINGS A WEEK
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      166 25 r VIETNAM SERVICE IEGULAt SAILINGS TO HO CHI MJNH OTY m no m -mows nnwr 11/11 25/11 nam pom/mo cm mm city a>nw6 mti a/u 25/11 hum SBBML MENTS: LIZDW PRIVATE LUTED TEL: *****24, *****J7/t THE NEW STRAITS SHIPPING CO. (PTE) LTD MAMU SERVICE ETA ETD lo*fco| tor HV SACHRO
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      222 25 m. EGYPTIAN INTERNATIONAL LINE EIL) INTERNATIONAL LINE (EIL) EGYPTIAN FLAG ll "I H xMlPPlf*, Pr( t |[l ..19 *M) ffnhf M.r tir-f Vjujrf S p(*» rti RS ?'OI le( ?7JBBII R»f Ml, *»M» HS H M Srtr Bhfl JMOgi 4860.' P* T|| 19 'i P»njr<( In 08)1 TIGER EXPRESS LINE
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      113 25 FAR6O SHIPPING COUP/MY (PTE.) LTD. BANGKOK EXPRESS SVC (FCt I LCI) JttK Km ISLANDS LM (AasMm SVC) m 9 Man wm m. m m Cadvll 24/11 Mri MM 24/12 31/12 7/1 31/12 Cart* 7 1/12 Tm Oh 527 3/1 11/1 11/1 11/1 Carta* 11/12 PM MM S2S 14/1 a/1 21/1
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      12 26 KEPPEL WHARVES *****78 PASIR PANJANG/TELOK AYER WHARVES *****77 JURONG *****66 SEMBAWANG *****11
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      238 26 V o C.Y.Line (A wiHto« of ACE Consortium) CHO YANG SHIPPING CO.. LTD HUT CMTMCMB SQNKE TO EIMfC (M SUEZ) m U/U IVUI7/U 19/13 a/u a/u a/u n/urvu 2vua/u a/u a/u a/u a/u vi vi vi vi vi vi u/i 11/1 u/i 11/1 12/1 M/ 1 J4/1 17/1 IVI RUY
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      447 26 mm mm HAJ SHIPPING SDN ftHD ••)'>«% Ht in hi *a H HI »go%* l i if«■ I M= .> 1t ..J j4 KCULAR SARJNGS TO EAST MALAYSIA PENAN6 P. ROANS Loading for •HAYATI 14/02 ■NRUII V; 15/12 *NATAI) V; 15/12 'MM V: 12/12 fßifiO DUVO t. i/tt •PELEGO ouvo
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      426 26 la MAGNA MARINE LINES :il- II "Ift TO I FROM SOUTH AFRICA WESTBOUND SERVICE QUA DOT l»-U (ILT 1992) 9HOBMN TUB I M-17 <*T 197 V) 9ES3ANE PASS S-11 (BIT 1975) mamm pt kelme loots rat SLD OMTS REUNON/OU9BAN/ CAfTTOWH/fl 19/11 REUMON/MOM9ASSA DARES SALAAM »/12 15/12 OURBAM/CTN/ PE/ELD ii/i/o /14/i/n
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      125 26 Regional Weather ■:'v 3^ lin < #5 V I 9S k\ S3 J w> lli? > fc. SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. LEGEND! R Thunderstorm Temperature °C Shower Rain Cloudy Sky SulMtwMianlß One full circle I—One full Qeche Wnve heights in utt Temperature Weather °C
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