The Business Times, 20 January 1983
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Title Section11 1983-01-20 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 67/1/83 THURSDAY, JANUARY 2s, IMS 60 CENTS11 words
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449 1983-01-20 1 NAJEEB JARHOM - By NAJEEB JARHOM BATA Singapore has reduced its workforce by one-fifth. The shoe-manu-facturing company has stopped producing the range of men's, ladies', children's and babies' shoes and sandals at its factory in Tek£ Blangah. A total of 51 workers, mainly production operators, were retrenched449 words
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168 1983-01-20 1 Reuter CHINA hit back yesterday at the US (or its curbs on Chinese textiles, by slapping a ban on imports of US raw cotton, synthetic fibres and soybeans, and threatening reduced purchases of other unspecified (arm goods. The move further soured the atmosphere betweenReuter - 168 words
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469 1983-01-20 1 BERNADETTE CHOOI - By BERNADETTE CHOOI THE GOLD Exchange of Singapore Pte Ltd will be converted into a public company and its membership will be open to all approved gold traders. Business Times understands that a resolution for this change will be made at an extraordinary469 words
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503 1983-01-20 1 KOH TSE YING - By KOH TSE YING THE Government will be building four more expressways with a total length of 37 kilometres either later this decade or in the early 1900*. Plans are on the drawing board for the iflnn Seletar Expressway (SLE), the 14km503 words
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BRIEFLY...
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Article58 1983-01-20 1 AFP SOUTH China's Guangdong province is to liberalise further its policy on foreign investment by accepting enterprises which are 100-per cent owned by foreigners. The Hongkong Standard in the British colony yesterday said a report from Canton said Guangdong will seek more foreign funds, advanced technology and facilitiesAFP - 58 words
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Article91 1983-01-20 1 AFP THE Chinese will soon be able to get housing loans and consumer credit. The New China News Agency in Beijing yesterday said the People's Bank of China plans to introduce "on a trial basis" a loan formula to "help urban residents build or repair houses". China hasAFP - 91 words
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Article66 1983-01-20 1 AFP THE Soviet Union yesterday informed Japan the nuclear reactor of the faltering Soviet satellite Cosmos 1402 is expected to hurtle back into the earth's atmosphere in midFebruary. The Japanese Foreign Ministry in Tokyo said Moscow, in a message to the ministry, said the satellite has disintegrated intoAFP - 66 words
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Article80 1983-01-20 1 AP THE Keelung Harbour Bureau of Taiwan yesterday refused to let a Dutch freighter unload its cargo in the northern port of Taipei because it had travelled directly from Taiwan to mainland China on its last voyage. A bureau spokesman said the Dutch ship was ordered to leaveAP - 80 words
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Article88 1983-01-20 1 Reuter THE Philippines yesterday reported a balance of payments deficit of U551,135 million in 1962, more than double the previous year's total and by far the highest for a decade. Central bank governor Jaime Laya, reporting the figures to President Marcos, said the overall deficit was 2.9 perReuter - 88 words
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Article79 1983-01-20 1 AFP THE chief US representative in Taipei has warned that continued counterfeiting of foreign goods in Taiwan may lead American companies to stop technology transfer. Taiwan has come under fire for allegedly counterfeiting foreign industrial products ranging from toys to computers. Speaking at a technical cooperation meeting in Taipei,AFP - 79 words
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Article53 1983-01-20 1 Reuter THE Communist Party daily Pravda issued a fierce attack on the US, charging that right-wing politicians intended to use nuclear weapons to dictate their will in both Eastern and Western Europe. Pravda also denounced Washington over its attitude towards detente and its stance in nuclear arms talksReuter - 53 words
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152 1983-01-20 1 kaee «greed te eeudnlea ft toady eaal pamtt iwe^ to ft Hat eeunkM toned the mi to tkeir aaedfty aaeetteg ft* tke PUB Pwftini yeatord»y. Ir'W to da mek a tOy, yklefc will te eearrfiw af 3p'arallfe tare all aepeetoaf the feealtMI152 words
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642 1983-01-20 1 LEE HAN SHIH - By LEE HAN SHIH DEVELOPERS will be paying the Urban Redevelopment Authority an average of more than $12,220 per aq metre for the nine parcels of commercial i*»»h it offered in its latest UnH sale, the highest average price URA has642 words
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Advertisement225 1983-01-20 1 Nikon A NEW York University finance professor said yesterday that a financial futures market would be a "tremendous boom" to Singapore as a financial centre Page I DEVELOPERS and building owners in Singapore are expected to spend at least $12 million this year on electronic security systems Pagn 3 FINANCE225 words
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BANKING AND FINANCE
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490 1983-01-20 2 SOH TIANG KENG - By SOH TIANG KENG NEW YORK University finance professor, Dr Martin Gruber, said yesterday a financial futures market would be a "tremendous boom" to Singapore as a financial centre. Such a market would lead to more stable financial transactions and to quoting of fairer490 words
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Article134 1983-01-20 2 AP AMERICAN Express Co said it is buying the foreign operations of Swiss-based TYade Development Bank Holding SA for US$55O million in cash and securities. Trade Development Bank of Geneva, Switzerland, is the firm's principal subsidiary, along with Republic. National Bank of New York, theAP - 134 words
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292 1983-01-20 2 Reuter CITICORP of New York yesterday said non-performing loans rose US$626 million to $1.7 billion in 1982, representing 1.9 per cent of all loans outstanding at end--1962 against 1.3 per cent at end-1961. The increase was mainly from overseas offices, with Mexican and Latin AmericanReuter - 292 words
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Article125 1983-01-20 2 Reuter YUGOSLAVIA'S foreign bank creditors have recommended that the country defer its 1963 principal payments for 90 days. This will be part of a multilateral package to restructure about US$2.4 billion in debt due this year and provide a nearly equal amount in new funds, banking circlesReuter - 125 words
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Article170 1983-01-20 2 Reuter MEXICO'S Finance Minister Jesus Silva Herzog is to visit Japan (or talks with leading Japanese banks on a Mexican proposal (or eightyear rescheduling of its total private-sector debts amounting to $19.70 billion, banking sources said. The Mexican embassy in Tokyo said Silva Herzog andReuter - 170 words
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Article140 1983-01-20 2 Reuter CREDIT Suisse, Swiss IBank Corp and Union Rnnir of Switzerland are cutting their interest rates on some medium-term notes by V* point. It is the second cut this year. Notes with a life of three and four years will carry 3V« per cent, five and sixReuter - 140 words
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244 1983-01-20 2 TWELVE Japanese banks are still negotiating with the Brazilian central bank over participation in a US$4.4O billion new loan to Brazil, hanking sources said. The remainder of the 24 Japanese banks involved have agreed in principle to participate in the new loan, each committing244 words
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404 1983-01-20 2 THE bull market for gold is now under way and spot bullion will likely reach US$6OO a troy ounce above in 1983, Boustead Commodities Ltd of the UK said in its latest report. It said gold at present reflects the danger of a404 words
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MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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Article466 1983-01-20 2 THE US dollar finned against major currencies on the foreign exchange market yesterday. Many reasons were given (or the dollar's strength but the predominant one was the weak deutschemark due to a general loss of confidence and expected discount rate cut in West Germany. Trading was very active.466 words
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Article42 1983-01-20 2 THE Monetary Authority of Singapore has invited banks and discount houses to tender (or a total at $80 million 91-day Treasury bills to be issued from Jan 24 to Jan 28. Each tender must not be for leas than $250,000.42 words
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Article113 1983-01-20 2 THE US dollar yersterday extended gains in (airly active late trading and moved higher against all other major currencies. The US unit was also aided by commercial orders and rose to 234.80/75 yen from 232 65/75 and 232.65/85. The Hongkong dollar was firm, standing at 6.5125/55 to US unit113 words
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Article50 1983-01-20 2 Opening quotes yesterday: US 1.5696 706 Can 1.9245 66 Crow -1.2267/70 D Mk —*****/928 D F1 4.1600/50 S FY 3.1030/80 B FY con 74.13/25 F FY 10.7250/388 Lit 2173.06 2179.15 Yen 389 10/81 D Kr 13.3240/406 NKr- 11.0328 446 S Kr 11.5217/337 Aui sch 26.46/49 Port 149.10/153.90 Spain 200.43/7150 words
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Article22 1983-01-20 2 THE average rate at which major Singapore banhs are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 9.58 per cent22 words
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Article142 1983-01-20 2 ASIAN RATES ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Jan 19: UlNkr^i) 7 <1*7* S (It 1 month 8 15/16 813/16 2 month! 815/16 813/16 3 months 8 15/16 8 13/16 6 months 9H 9 9 months 93/16 91/16 12 months M 9*t DM. HAI /ULLM. U t142 words
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Article41 1983-01-20 2 RANGE at prfc oflei by dl» count hou»u on Jult: Ovcratckt: JV, Ctll depute: »h ClMiai 3-month Bmrimg S»U*M Treuury btlU 31/16 215/18 3-month Bank bills 7* 7* SmonUuCO 7H 7* 6 month* CD 7H 7* Source: National Discount Co41 words
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Article343 1983-01-20 2 GOLD FUTURES in Singapore yesterday fluctuated marginally throughout the session before closing mixed compared with ovenight New York levels. Trading was moderately active with total sales for the day recorded at 333 lots while kerb volume at 513 lots. Prompt closed little changed at US$5Ol/504 an ounce compared with343 words
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Article39 1983-01-20 2 Tw Ita 'tew Tort U.QBB HUB 11. US U.MS brick HW 12. *06 *«d U.07B 13.17S TW ttaopQre U. IS 1275B uss 12.BS Ctatag prk xi in US d to(Ur« a troy ouod Source: Credit Suisse, S'pore.39 words
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Article175 1983-01-20 2 THE DOLLAR for overnight delivery yesterday closed higher at 234.50 yen, its highest level since Dec 31, 1982, in active trading after opening at 233.00. This was above the 232.65/85 New York close and the 232.75/90 US West Coast close, and well above the 230.60 finish in Tokyo on175 words
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Advertisement329 1983-01-20 2 KPA provides comprehensive management consulting services i n< luding^^S u. u c n 5 c OQ. E c iE i/ oc c 5 WELL-ESTABLISHED BANK DEPUTY MANAGER Competitive Remuneration Package Negotiable Location: Singapore (Ref. 3100) Our client is a long-established and reputable bank which is particularly strong in trade financing329 words
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TRADE AND INDUSTRY
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646 1983-01-20 3 TWELVE more local and foreign contractors have announced their plans to vie for the mass rapid transit contracts. They comprise six local contractors, one Hongkong and one New Zealand company, two Belgian and two UK companies. The Hongkong contender, Paul Y Construction,646 words
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Article, Illustration271 1983-01-20 3 JARDINE Fleming (Singapore) Pte Ltd has appointed ffsdarlek J Fleming as managing director. Prior to his appointment, Mr Fleming was a director of the company. He joined from Robert Fleming Holdings Ltd of London, one of the parent companies of Jardine Fleming Holdings Ltd in Hongkong. Citibank271 words
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Article, Illustration208 1983-01-20 3 JUST a touch of the hand that is all the Siemens checking system needs to make a hand-data comparison to check the personnel authorised to enter a building. The unit installed at the entrance records the hand characteristics of employees and compares them with computer-stored data. Its biometric208 words
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520 1983-01-20 3 KOH TSE YING - By KOH TSE YING LOCAL contractor Khian Heng Construction (Pte) Ltd has clinched its largest contract a $34.4 million middle-income housing project from the Housing and Development Board. The company, which has handled several contracts to build mosques, and a shopping complex project520 words
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406 1983-01-20 3 COMPUTERLAND of Singapore, a micro-computer vendor, has opened a branch in Hongkong. It aiao plans to add another showroom in Orchard Road sometime this year. The Hongkong office was opened on Tuesday at Gloucester Road, in the middle of the British colony's busiest commercial and406 words
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334 1983-01-20 3 ONLY a handful at organisations in Singapore have successfully implemented the open active performance appraisal system, says the National Productivity Board. Some companies are still struggling with the open active appraisal system; others have a closed system contrary to the principle of people-centred management;334 words
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455 1983-01-20 3 RICHARD SEAH - By RICHARD SEAH DEVELOPERS and building owner* in Singapore are expected to spend at least 512 million this year on electronic devices to keep intruders out. Although the level at expenditure on electronic security systems will remain around last year's, it represents a large455 words
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144 1983-01-20 3 THE Ministry of Education has reorganised and expanded the organisation structure of its headquarters to seven divisions with the creation of a personnel division. Personnel, which used to be part of the administration division, is now a separate unit. It reflects the ministry's recognition that144 words
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Article, Illustration119 1983-01-20 3 •PlmilmlMe Road to Rangoon Road, will be converted into a one-way street towards Rangoon Road. Shrewsbury Road, which Joins Norfolk Road, will be severed this Sunday to form a cul-de-sac. In March, the Lorong Chuan/Braddell Road intersection will be modifled to form part of the119 words
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OVERSEAS
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627 1983-01-20 4 NYT FINANCE ministers from 11 major industrial nations have indicated that they are more prepared to stimulate their economies than they had been a few weeks ago. The turnaround was attributed to the need to solve the persistent international debt crisis. The officials,NYT - 627 words
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WORLD IN BRIEF
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Article414 1983-01-20 4 Agencies JAPAN will sign the United Nations Law of the Sea Convention adopted last year and which the US has refused to sign. Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone, currently in Washington, is expected to inform the Reagan Administration on the move. CANADA had a record aamher ofAgencies - 414 words
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466 1983-01-20 4 NYT, AFP PRIME Minister Margaret Thatcher's government was officially cleared of blame for Britain's failure to anticipate or prevent Argentina's capture of the Falkland Islands last Apr 2, which led to a two-month war in the South Atlantic. The report of a committeeNYT,; AFP - 466 words
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252 1983-01-20 4 Reuter WASHINGTON yesterday cut its interest rates on export loans to poor countries to allow American companies to compete more effectively with foreign companies which it said benefited from government subsidies The US Export-Import Bank said it was reducing US interestReuter - 252 words
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516 1983-01-20 4 Reuter A NEW White House estimate yesterday put the 1984 US budget deficit at a record of more than US$225 billion, unless changes are made in tax and spending policies But spending cuts likely to be proposed by President Reagan on Jan 31, whenReuter - 516 words
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365 1983-01-20 4 Reuter JAPANESE customs cleared trade surplus narrowed to US$6.BB billion in calendar 1982 from $8.80 billion in 1981, the finance ministry said. FOB exports in December fell 13.4 per cent from a year earlier to a rounded $12.56 billion, while CIF imports fell 15.9Reuter - 365 words
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272 1983-01-20 4 NYT SOUTH Africa has dissolved the four-year-old National Assembly in South-west Africa and said It was resuming direct rule. The move on Tuesday followed the resignation of the Council of Ministers, which is made up of members of the multi-racial political front, the DemocraticNYT - 272 words
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925 1983-01-20 4 THE decay of Chile's treemarket economy is crumbling the pillars of conservative political support for President Augusto Pinochet's military regime. A chorus of anti-govern-ment criticism is rising from the same business and farm sectors whoae chic rebellion led to the military overthrow of Marxist president925 words
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Article113 1983-01-20 4 Reuter PERSONAL income of Americans rose US$l5.5 billion or 0.6 per cent, to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $2,636.8 billion in December, the commerce department said. During November, personal income rose 0.4 per cent, or $9.8 billion. For all of 1982, personal income rose 6.4Reuter - 113 words
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Article738 1983-01-20 4 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Tine Froa Ba BAM 0035 MEL/SYD/PER TMA TL332 0230 TYO PAA PA005 0245 JFK/SPO/HKG SIA SQ101 0815 KUL SIA SQ4I 0820 MAA RBA Bid 1000 BWN MAS MH601 0920 KUL MAS MH682 1000 KCH MAS MH671 1020 KUL CAL CB14 1030 HLP738 words
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537 1983-01-20 5 AP JAPANESE Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone is resisting pressure in talks with the US to take immediate steps to further dismantle his country's trade barriers. Nakasone, who met President Reagan for a second time at the White House yesterday, said he is constrained byAP - 537 words
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838 1983-01-20 5 Reuter FACED with millions of tonnes of surplus food, Western nations are coming up with ingenious but costly ways to empty their storehouses. The European Community is feeding milk powder to pigs and poultry, sending free apples to Poland, usingReuter - 838 words
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361 1983-01-20 5 AP THE MEXICAN government has announced a US$2.7 billion emergency programme to create up to 700,000 jobs in a country where some private estimates say 40 per cent of the workforce is unemployed or underemployed. Budget and Planning Minister Carlos Salinas deAP - 361 words
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108 1983-01-20 5 UPI ECONOMIC officials in Taiwan are seeking the support of both local and foreign investors to save the country's two ailing state enterprises. A government official in Taipei yesterday said the Taiwan Machinery Manufacturing Corps debt has already exceeded its total assets ofUPI - 108 words
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Article191 1983-01-20 5 Reuter CHINA is seeking new yen loans equivalent to US$6 billion from Japan for 12 projects to be carried out from the 1964 fiscal year fiscal beginning April 1, Japanese government sources said. The Japanese government is awaiting more details of the projects before decidingReuter - 191 words
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607 1983-01-20 5 AP YASSER Arafat's days as the Palestine Liberation Organisation's undisputed chief could be numbered if he fails to win over radical opponents to his moderate positions on Middle East peace. Opponents of Arafat's "negotiate now" strategy gathered in Tripoli, Libya, thisAP - 607 words
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235 1983-01-20 5 Reuter CANADIAN Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau has called on Japan to develop a longer-term, multi-faceted economic partnership with Canada which he said was determined to be part of the Pacific-Asian region. He made the call in a speech at a dinner inReuter - 235 words
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Article813 1983-01-20 5 Reuter AFTER two years of dazzling political success, US President Reagan at midterm finds himself besieged by critics, who accuse htm of failed leadership, and facing crucial tests of his presidency at home and abroad. Opposition Democrats, buoyed by gains in last November's congressional elections, areReuter - 813 words
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Article153 1983-01-20 5 UPI HITACHI and Sanyo yesterday announced plans to make video-tape recorders and video-cassette tapes in Britain in a move to ease trade friction between Japan and the European Economic Community. Hitachi said its subsidiary, Hitachi Maxell Ltd, will start producing VCTs in the UK in January 1964.UPI - 153 words
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Advertisement88 1983-01-20 4 i w. x fV s* V v Veal Specialities January 17-30 f From the warm and rustic ambience of the Baron's Table, comes a delectable range of airflown fresh veal specialities. Renowned for being tender and succulent, you can savour our choice selections of the famed Dutch veal. We invite88 words
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Advertisement23 1983-01-20 4 Pan Am To USA Daily At 8.15 am To San Francisco, Los Angeles And Beyond. Pan Am .You C ant Beat the Experience.23 words
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Advertisement50 1983-01-20 5 What more reasons do you need? 3R r''T Located outside CBI) Ample car-narkini; GOLOHLL SQUARE! Kasilv accessible location f- •V. dBHEH 7 1*47/ V )l v/».:V'. VV f «r Til[lJif.i./roI tin '//> vVI 1 /vmn 1 *.-v I l! lit; 1 ;jl! l-t'Jl n III« 1 4 feraaui i >50 words
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Article452 1983-01-20 6 INVESTORS, speculators and gamblers alike will welcome the move to convert the Gold Exchange of Singapore into a public company. It represents a big step forward to tidy up the market through self-regulation. When the resolution for the change is made next month, it will be barely452 words
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Article, Illustration1049 1983-01-20 6 JONATHAN CARR - JONATHAN CARR interviews Dr Rolf Rodenstock, president of the Federation of German Industries and a man who inspires fierce loyalty among workers as well as industrialists. JONATHAN CARR FT "THE Professor's workers think a lot of him," said an insider confidentially. "Don't criticise him in any barFT - 1,049 words
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Advertisement176 1983-01-20 6 CLLS YANMAR PARTNERS OF PROGRESS IN THE MARINE FIELD minni^ Together, the local expertise of ship-designers and experienced shipyards have continuously plan, preempt and meet the tough and challenging demands of today's maritime industries. In our case, testimonials of over fifty recently built vessels for various applications, ranging from sophisticated,176 words
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Page 6 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous624 1983-01-20 6 -II-OIE CBOSSWORD CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Name yours and drink it! 7 It's made to get wet (I) 8 Gins spilt outside the inn? (4) v 10 Stared around for )otos (6) 11 The case of some lilies in a vase? 14 Are his patients also in grave trouble? (3)624 words
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Miscellaneous858 1983-01-20 6 SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Operant Mowed by Dynasty (r): During the Ming Dynasty, the ambitious Prince Yong Zheng schemes to usurp the throne. Ruthlessly he gets rid of his enemies to become the emperor. 3.50 Big and the Blues A familiar landmark in Edmonton, Canada, musician Clarence Horatius Miller plays858 words
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Article, Illustration1342 1983-01-20 7 GUY DE JONQUIERES - McGill Ma Bell's man with a mission America's communications revolution: Final Part By GUY DE JONQUIERES FT ARCHIE McGILL is a man with a mission. As he sees it, his role is to accomplish by any means at his disposal a wholesale cultural revolution inside American Telephone and Telegraph. ItFT - 1,342 words
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622 1983-01-20 7 FT THE American family of tomorrow wont call up the telephone company when they want a new telephone. They will drive to their nearest shopping centre aad buy mm, Just na they would a hi-fi or a television set. 80 says RandallFT - 622 words
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Advertisement157 1983-01-20 8 Iffv Not Just Another Continental Restaurant Amid splendid Victorian decor, dine on the choicest of meat, fowl and fish to the accompaniment of live entertainment. Prime Rib of Beef on the Silver Wagon Juicy Steaks from the U.S. Spanish-style Seafood Gratin de Crabes au Fromage H ash it all down157 words
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RAW MATERIALS
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Article813 1983-01-20 9 COFFEE: Robusta coffee ended the morning marginally easier with prices £2 to £1 down on Tuesday's close. Prices had opened lower mostly on commission house selling, although shortcovering gave a slight lift to the market later in the morning, dealers said. At the end of the morning volume813 words
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Article325 1983-01-20 9 SINGAPORE: Yesterday's closing prices in SI per kilo, ex-godown: THAI WHITE: 100 per cent first class (Kangaroo) new crop 1.00, 100 per cent second class 0.72, 100 per cent third class 0.67, 25 per cent new crop no stock, B-10 per cent 0.64. THAI BROKEN: A-super 0.60, Special 0.57.325 words
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67 1983-01-20 9 This period Destination Shipped Afloat Shipped tonnes tonnes tonnes Africa 2.75 Australasia 2 68 Canada Continent 3,709.239 500 28.831.419 India 1 1,064.141 Japan 819 45 12,257 West Asia 231.50 Pacific 55 5 1,936 Singapore 3.25 172.24 United67 words
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Article162 1983-01-20 9 WHEAT futures in Chicago on Tuesday rallied late to close two to V* US-cents a bushel firmer. Wheat prices followed a rebound in precious metals markets, traders said. A local grain house bought a total of 3.0 million bushels of March on the day, swinging the market to the162 words
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Article136 1983-01-20 9 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday eased on a technical correction following the recent uptrend, in moderately active trading, dealers said. Interest was concentrated on the nearby Jan losin S Mtf.so each a to*»® respectively while north fell Mss to M 1785. The refined market saw Feb136 words
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Article30 1983-01-20 9 Rubber; Jan 19 Singapore: February: 171.50 cents (up 2.75 cents) Malaysia: February: 191.75 cents (up 3.25 cents) Tin: M 529.15 per kilo (unchanged) 215 tonnes (down 30 tonnes)30 words
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Article63 1983-01-20 9 THE STRAITS TIN price in Penang yesterday remained aft the ITA floor level of Ms2t.ls a kilo, where Ift has been for more than 51 trading days running, dealers said. They noted most of the ore on offer, which dropped to 215 tonnes from Tuesday's 245, was taken63 words
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Article172 1983-01-20 9 AP COFFEE experts say producers' claims that a plague has destroyed X per cent of their coffee crop in the state of Sao Paulo are "enormously exagerated". Brazil is the world largest coffee producer and Sao Paulo a major coffee plantation areas, so what happens with theAP - 172 words
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Article305 1983-01-20 9 RUBBER PRICES IN Singapore yesterday closed slightly higher with February One RSS buyers quoted at 171.50 cents per kilo, up 2.75 cents from Tuesday's close. Morning prices were marked up slightly on light covering interest after a higher opening. Afternoon prices gained further ground on continued covering interest. In305 words
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Article348 1983-01-20 9 RA8 prices In cents per kilo yesterday: Noon (per kilo) Bayers Sellers Int. 1 R S.S prompt f o b. 190.00 109 OON Int. 1 R.S.S February 110.50 17L00 Int. 1 R S.S March 174.00 174.50 Int. 1R S.S WT JO 168 50N UK/Coat IK 50 167 50N348 words
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Article116 1983-01-20 9 NOON SSI 11 and SMR prtcm yaau "rtar RA8 Fabrmary ICwnal Mlk) March (Forward Mlk) SSR20 11 too paOat) Myara 167.60 •Uara 158. SON Bayara Sal 158.50 lara 1S9 50N SSR 10 (1 tea paiiatl IU.00 154 00N 164 00 165.00N MRXLB Fabraary March SMRCV <1 tea116 words
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151 1983-01-20 9 MALAYSIA S National Rubber Smallholders' Association has urged the government not to daby the proposed introduction of rubber futures trading on the Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange (KLCE). Us vice-president, Mazlan Jamahiddin, said that a quick introduction could help boost depraned nibber prices. He151 words
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Article175 1983-01-20 9 CHINESE PntHc Exefeugt, Stagapere, mm eMag prima per 1M kg yesterday. C»Mrt «11: Bulk fob $96.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $109.00 tellers, new drum fob 1113.00 sellers. Cspra: Mixed (looae) $55 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $342.50 sellers, Sarawak white pepper175 words
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Article138 1983-01-20 9 YARN and cotton prices were quoted as follows in Hongkong yesterday. (In HK dollars, spot ex-go-down) CMm ymra: China Rhio Phoenix 20s 2.420; 32s 2,885, 40b 3,100 (per bale of 400 lbs). 6.10, 4F 6.06; 289^6* 10; NT roller ginned 6.08 (per lb). CLOTH in HK dollars, wholesale prices,138 words
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Article107 1983-01-20 9 SOY product futures in Chicago on Tuesday ended mixed as lack of technical buying in soyoil eased most months off Monday's closes. Soy complex prices rebounded late along with precious metals. But the bearish fundamental picture of declining meal demand and heavy competition in world oils market weighed on107 words
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Article175 1983-01-20 9 jam i» m COKBKILLE GROUPB Cvrtlov 1333 rinanetere da 413 Air-Liquid* B 8 N Oarrala Danona 413JO 1431 LTJnkjo «3 Laim also Mnat llannaaaj 313 Opfl-Parlbai ***** -OS 413 44 ■4.4 Car (ThomaotiCW rranealat a* Patrolaa Cradlt roocHf Da riuet Hachatte (Llbralrte) in MM 413 ■m -3 -3J ♦1175 words
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Article150 1983-01-20 9 9 A«v Am fu Amroftnt 5ztr HU -1 «1J0 -OJ ■JO -0.7 am. Boraue*r ■JO -4 1I1J0 -J M Mfe Bortat CUud WJB -4 KM -4 J a Cal» S1J0 Dell Mlj B-tW SS TO 4 101J0 -1 Ennla Fokktr 1*00 -a «OJO 4 4. Otnni Olelleec A Ootate150 words
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Article167 1983-01-20 9 Action* fhilm. an -i MB -0 in -4 Brown Bo*ari Br ion -s Clba Oalgy Br. MW -is Clba Ottfj p c 1315 10 CM* Oalgy Rag j Cr»dlt SulaM Br 1M0 -a Cradlt Sulaw Raf MS DektrowaU Br. M unch OKifi Plachar Br MO +17 Olobu* PC MB167 words
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Article157 1983-01-20 9 'AN It a Hod Bt) Mm M« AblUbl SH -H US?. JL V Aj«|n ss int ou an -ft 22£ "A tou H** B«n* Ho»» ScoUa w ft Karr Md MO -1 BeU Tu X3H -\k n Mi, u. BP Ota Ltd iT? -7 2,. w "■V nil 4*157 words
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Article257 1983-01-20 9 JAN M Rand Un Steel S7 ..rw-H INDIlimuiJ) Untetc 414 10 A Alpha Atwrcom AK And CI isir* Barlows UBD *30 m as m MM) unch unch An0os MININGS M0 unch 81 TTOori rwon 019 -IS c o Smith CNA UM MO igao m 10 unch IBS -TS M0257 words
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Article91 1983-01-20 9 JAN 13 Baftofl Lira IM -in Mediobanca M llano Am Ord ***** IM 300 -do Bel AM Central* Ord flH Cond Acqua Roma m (rlduu un ♦to -in m Mondadorl PtIt Monudlaon Otlnai Ord Ptralll And C 33M 111% 3070 2333 IS OS 3 Plat Ord ITd a la91 words
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Article68 1983-01-20 9 *n W.TO ♦0.7 UUP 112.006 ax 10 1J0JB -11 ■JO -IJ TW00 -U ***** -17 1J4MB lOJO -IJ Hcwclul Hoaaeh Horton KmrMadt KHD Undc Muinnnunn Ptvumm Rw rr a Bchwlnf Bleiaana Thr—rn Indu Vttoa VoikaM«m l® job 3D H -OO in Me -43 190 JO -5 in mb mjjo68 words
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Article1042 1983-01-20 9 NEW YORK STOCK PRICES closed lower on Tuesday in moderately heavy trading as investors reacted to poorer corporate earnings reports and awaited an expected lowering of the Federal Reserve's discount rate. "The market is biding its time until we get another discount rate cut," said Harry Laubscher1,042 words
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Article81 1983-01-20 9 JAN u rr» FORWARD MARKET ACN 5S0 14 Arbatf la* -100 Or Bru Lamb Hobot Petro Ryl Dutch Sldro Soc Oen Bclg Softna Sol vaj A V Mont 1560 3000 in ISM 1SS0 ♦so 90 -SO ♦i 40 AlUir Braacan m 1510 unrh 4 14 SSS6 S010 SO uneh81 words
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Advertisement51 1983-01-20 9 See Page 11 for Asian stocks. Where taste still matters. Haute cuisine the bubbles and the ambience and now the distinctive charm of Paul Gostelow at the Baby Grand nightly. Luncheon: 12 'till 3 Dinner: 7 'till 11.30 The Octagon, sth Floor, 105 Cecil Street, Singapore 0106 Reserve on 22351 words
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Advertisement138 1983-01-20 9 LOOKING FOR READY APIS? Come to PSA Towers a World Trade TEL: *****66 No restriction to foreigners Immediate occupation 5 mins walk to the World Trade Centre. Easy transit from there. READY APT. Freehold Land (Free from encumprances on completioni Lot No 1?1« M u mm 1 Planning Approval No138 words
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2331 1983-01-20 10 BID and offer prices officially 1 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 ONB INDUSTRIAL ft COMMERCIAL Aama2,331 words
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Article3164 1983-01-20 10 1 MS/89 High Low ConpuT Last Sale orGr*. DJt Dir C*rr Gr's rid Net P/E Vol Day (TOO) High Low 8ECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 350 1*4 233 374 322 141 229 281 480 332 450 880 1520 490 240 480 1040 288 440 TOO 320 730 5253,164 words
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Article1665 1983-01-20 10 BID Mi offer prtoM afflcHflj M "I to aad wpartwl to «ke &Mto I f Mocfc t»d>y fentoy. wttfc th» ■■■ilin <* Mmltc* tr*M *wn hi tracMi ta lota at UN «Ma ottanrtw tpedBed. im (L 548) Mm (LMB LMB) (IT) LM (4) 1-H (17) LM (J)1,665 words
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Article594 1983-01-20 10 SENTIMENT In I partttve ea tttlMl stock ex- «ftwMM bijli| helped shares ta regab Ike levee inenrred la eariter tradlag. Brekere Mtoi that prim i had epeaed easier ae bv» ton reeerted to praflt-tak-i dee eeUbg. The taw turnever ut S.4Z Mflln aalta at the aeea break594 words
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Article457 1983-01-20 10 PROFIT taking cut into gains recorded over the previous two aesakms and only a late round of buying kept prices marginally ahead at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. In spite of the easier bias, a number of counters scored double-digit gains. Theae included457 words
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1061 1983-01-20 11 CHAN OI CHEE - Market Talk... By CHAN OI CHEE A SHARP recovery in prdfits of plantation and mines operators is expected over the next one to two years. London-based stockbroking firm, Simoa A Coates, said that the plantation industry should receive a boost from the recent pickup1,061 words
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Article738 1983-01-20 11 NYT IN A delicately worded study, Merrill Lynch has reduced its investment opinion for the intermediate term on all big moneycentre banks for which it carried a "buy" or "OK to buy" rating. Thus, for the time frame of up to one year, theNYT - 738 words
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239 1983-01-20 11 Reuter INTERNATIONALHa rves ter Co is rapidly exhausting the poasibiities of further means to raise cash and reduce costs, it said in a flung with the Securities and Exchange Commission in Washington. "If at any time the company's financial and market forecasts appear toReuter - 239 words
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441 1983-01-20 11 FT LAST Friday's deadline for bankers to the struggling Carrian group to offer preliminary comments on the latest rescue scheme passed with fewer than half thought to have done so. Most of the group faces liquidation unless bankers agree to reschedule HK)4.3 billion ofFT - 441 words
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Article217 1983-01-20 11 FT THE continuing impact on tin production of the export quotas imposed under the sixth International Tin Agreement can be seen in the latest cumulative totals of output from the big Malaysian tin producers. The six companies in the enlarged Malaysia Mining Corporation (MMC)FT - 217 words
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Article144 1983-01-20 11 Reuter THE AUSTRALIAN National Companies and Securities Commission said it has withdrawn its objection to trading in the shares of Endeavour Resources Ltd. The shares were reinstated by the Melbourne Stock Exchange after the commission decision. They were suspended at the commission's request three days ago. TheReuter - 144 words
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Article386 1983-01-20 11 HONGKONG PRICES closed at highs of the half day session yesterday with active late buying bringing the Hang Seng index up 16.63 points to 906.54, the highest since Oct 1. 1982. Shares were supported by steady overseas orders, brokers said, noting heavy profit-taking as the index386 words
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Article441 1983-01-20 11 THE market yesterday fell sharply over a wide front for the second day running, with sentiment dampened by a record high level of margin buying positions and the yen's decline against the dollar, dealers said. The market average lost 59.60 to finish at 7,968.68, below the441 words
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Article88 1983-01-20 11 PRICES IN Manila yesterday closed mixed on a reduced turnover of 4.18 million pesos compared with 8.40 million on Tuesday, dealers said. JAM 1, N. tq&ay* "U -MM AUM Con MM 41 g—MQ.OoM MM* unch ■mIc IIUPtoiiM uu unci) Bm«w« COB. M ij CDCP t Mdl nm Pfcu nop88 words
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Article163 1983-01-20 11 SHARE prices in Bangkok yesterday generally strengthened further in quiet trading with most blue chip stocks still the targets for investors, dealers said. Hie Book Club index rose 0.24 to 110.53 on a turnover of 27.3 million baht with 185,800 shares traded. Siam City Cement rose four baht to163 words
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Article244 1983-01-20 11 JAM It CMU INDUSTRIALS A C I 1* uocb A N I M -4 Am i« Atwrfoyte wm SMk a*c m AlUBoet Oil -A." Alltod kliu m A*prt bp ltt nocfe Ampoi St 1« An* m +1 Aabtoo 1» -A Aaaoc Pulp I m 7?* BmcH PHnkH a A244 words
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Article190 1983-01-20 11 SINGAPORE UNT (MlHin' pHsas The Qaiga The Savings Fund S pore Pre* Fund S'pore Sec. Fund S pore Invest Fund S'pore Equity Fund ASA UNIT 11 (MiHW prt— Mai Invest Fund Mil Prof Fund Mai Security Fund Mai Ber)aym Fund Mai Equity Fund ABMTTCNOT 8BCU9 S'pore Growth Fund190 words
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Advertisement90 1983-01-20 11 NOTICE To the holders of the floating rets U.S. DoHer Certificates of Deposit due 22nd January, 1986 of: THE DAT-ICHIKANGYO BANK LIMITED 62. HONG LEONG BUILDING. 16. RAFFLES QUAY, SINGAPORE 0104. We hereby certify that the rate of interest payable on the above mentioned Certificates of Deposit for the Interest90 words
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Advertisement59 1983-01-20 11 This announcement appears as a matter of record only B PREMIER REALTY PREMIER REALTY PTE LTD (Developer of Riverwalk Galleria) 5561,000,000 SYNDICATED FACILITY MANAGED BY ©DBS BANK CO-MANAGED BY THE BANK OF TOKYO LTD THE CHARTERED BANK PROVIDED BY DBS BANK THE BANK OF TOKYO LTD THE CHARTERED BANK SINGAPORE59 words
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Article155 1983-01-20 12 Rises Indices M B P HM(i 520 +15 Jan IS Jan 19 Perlla Plant 402 +14 Johan Hldf* 290 14 BT Indicator: 2M346 *****1 Semb Sfclnard 8 P K StahMt ICS 287 iao 388 13 +13 ST Industrials: 761.58 765.53 +12 ST Finance: 1812.37 1317.fi S Pbiae* 960 10155 words
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Article, Illustration177 1983-01-20 12 Rises Indices MBF Syn Resins Joban Perils Pacific Chem Trooob SEA Carp HMPB Fed Flour Amal Steel 590 510 324 442 730 760 800 364 241 240 +35 +24 +20 +20 +20 15 14 +11 +10 Jan 18 Jan 19 MBT Index: *****2 *****5 NST Industrials: 918.42 970.44177 words
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Article50 1983-01-20 12 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Wednesday Tuesday Week Ago-. 908.54 888.91 ***** Tuesday 6148 flnnilty 619-8 Week Ago —80*3 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS 608 0 DOW JONK8 AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday Week Ago Z 868.7 ...664.7 Tuesday.— 1078.66 Monday *****1 AfO 1083.79 ALL ORDINARIES. Wednesday 538-3 H.K.HANG SENG Tuesday Week Ago 540.4 531.250 words
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324 1983-01-20 12 THE HARILELA group of Hongkong has teamed up with a Thai businessman to acquire the 508-room Rama Tower Hotel in Bangkok for US$3O.5 million. The Harilela group, better known for its chain of Holiday Inn hotels in this region, will own 4324 words
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Article32 1983-01-20 12 HONGKONG lb' PLC has iipMlßi eaat^rj sefSiiis,tat SmL/iot vm iM mi>■■«< at fUQ ndlH- ipM )1.1l rflu Ik* y—r. Aftarfex Im mi PMB iflwt 11.11 ■Mm pwvtMisty. Ns lillmii w«r« d®dinilarttifMr.32 words
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Article, Illustration490 1983-01-20 12 CHOO AI LENG - By CHOO AI LENG SIME Darby Bhd is raising MH23.4 million through a new issue of shares to pay (or its acquisition of Tractors Singapore Ltd (TSL). In an announcement yesterday, the plantation conglomerate said it is making a new issue of490 words
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404 1983-01-20 12 APPLICANTS appear to have a dimmer chance of success in the balloting of shares in the current public offer of hitherto little known (3 Holdings, Judging (ram the overwhelming demand for its share application (Orms. The first supply of 100,000 forms has404 words
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Article852 1983-01-20 12 THE market opened easier in featureless trading yesterday, dealers said. Hw Financial Times Index at noon «as op 2.1 paints at n«.t. I«fading Industrials were marked lower across the board with Bssch— down 2p at 341, GBC off to at 196 and ICI 2p easier at 3«. Trustbouse852 words
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399 1983-01-20 12 THE LIM Kheng Kim group, which recently bought a 29 per cent stake in Chocolate Products (M) Bhd, is understood to be arranging a Msso million syndicated term loan. The loan is being obtained via Butterworth Products and Industries Sdn Bhd, one of the companies399 words
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157 1983-01-20 12 KENNETH Mok Kong Cfcua, who recently resigned from the National Trades Union Congress, will join the Singapore branch of Malayan Banking as its personnel manager. Mr Mok will be responsible for staff training of all Malaya Banking's local employees. The bank, one of the157 words
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478 1983-01-20 12 THE MALAYSIAN Registrar of Companies, Haji Zulkifli Mahmood, has called for a review of the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange with the aim of modernising its operations and facilities. He also called for the computerisation of the KLSE and modification of its rules and478 words
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Article98 1983-01-20 12 CHNG Gim Huat has decided not to appeal against the Securities Industry Council's decision on his proposed bid for Leong Huat Industries. "I am in no position to appeal because SlC's decision regarding General Practice Note 9 of the Singapore Code on Takeovers and Mergers is final,"98 words
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Article89 1983-01-20 12 MR CHAN Slew Thong was appointed a director of LJaa Use Industries on Jan 7 to replace Senator Da to Chin Kim Yooog, who resigned on Dec 16. IN REPLY to a query about a restructuring of the company* Central Sagars has informed the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange89 words
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Miscellaneous53 1983-01-20 12 wmMm OUTLOOK for today: Scattered showers. Report for 24 hoars prior to 7J9 pm m Jm If at Ike airport: Maximum temperature 30.2 Associated humidity 72 Minimum temperature 23.4 Associated humidity 96 Hours of sunshine 1.10 Rainfall in millimetres 1.7 Total rainfall for the month 170.1 Total rainy days for53 words
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204 1983-01-20 13 A WORLD maritime university capable of training 143 merchant seamen at a time at an annual cost of U5525,000 per student, is expected to begin operation in Malmo, Sweden, in 1984, a United Nations Development Programme official said. UNDP administrator Bradford Morse, in204 words
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594 1983-01-20 13 JUNE LIM - B JUNE LIM OWNERS of Singapore registered ships should begin to consider various alternatives in preparation for the enforcement of the Unctad liner code. Otherwise they would be left out in the cold should the code be implemented, said Ernst G Frankel, professor of594 words
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Article98 1983-01-20 13 Reuter THE Scan Dutch freight consortium specialising in container transport between Europe and the Far East, announced it has temporarily added a fortnightly call at Shimizu to its weekly service to Japan. The service began Jan 16 with the Shimizu calls occurring between calls at Nagoya and Tokyo.Reuter - 98 words
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Article39 1983-01-20 13 Reuter THE Japan/West Africa (Angola/Cameroun range) Freight Conference and the Japan/West Africa (Nigeria/Senegal range) Freight Conference said members will raise their currency adjustment factor (CAF) to 9.5 per cent from 5.5 per cent, effective Jan 21. ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Article61 1983-01-20 13 AFP SHIN Meiwa Industry Co of Japan said it plans to jointly develop a flying boat with Dornier GMBH of West Germany and Indonesia's national aircraft maker, Nurtanio. It said Dornier and Nurtanio officials will visit Japan early next month for negotiations on the joint development of aAFP - 61 words
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Article89 1983-01-20 13 AFP SIXTY-TWO of the 120 survivors of the barter boat tragedy off Sandakan last week have left for their homes in the Bonga Island in southern Philippines. The remaining 58 will be sent home this weekend. About 92 people are still reported missing while 14 bodiesAFP - 89 words
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Article705 1983-01-20 13 Shipping Um P»ge CM AJea vra I Ahrenkiel Liner VI I All trans vn 4 Alpac VI 5 Antmng X 3 Anlara Shpg X 5 APC Line IV 4 APL m 4/5 Argentine IV 4 ASCV m 1 Asia Merchant VI 4 A as tasia Line V705 words
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516 1983-01-20 14 AP A US$6.5 million Panamanian flag cargo freighter with a history of international financial intrigue was sold on the auction block for $2 million on Monday. Everything about the 'Atlantic Lady transcends international boundaries. She had been sailing under a Panamanian flag, was ownedAP - 516 words
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Article212 1983-01-20 14 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/Europe, Far East Persian Gulf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines ACE (FAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services. "K" Line. Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Overseas Container Line. «Clio Yang Shipping. TUJRO (STRAITS/AIBTR ALIA J.Australia n National Line. 'Australia/Straits212 words
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141 1983-01-20 14 UPI REFLECTING the global recession, export ship orders received by Japanese dockyards in 1982 decreased sharply in tonnage and value from a year before, the Japan Ship Exporters' Association said. The association said volume totalled 2.059 million gross tons worth 575.8 billion yen,UPI - 141 words
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415 1983-01-20 14 Seatrade POSITIVE MOVES are being taken to determine the exact nature of a proposed Maritime Information and Advisory Centre. The Sea Transport Commission of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) has announced that it will be employing teams of experts to visitSeatrade - 415 words
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Article1852 1983-01-20 14 CHARTERING on Tuesday generally remained quiet in all sectors of the freight market but rates mostly held steady. Grain from the US Gulf to Holland received the slightly higher level of US$B.75 while $18 was agreed from the Mississippi to La Palmas and Teneriffe. Grain from the US1,852 words
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290 1983-01-20 14 THE Ben Line Steamers Ltd of Edinburgh and Killick Martin A Co Ltd of London are jointly celebrating what is believed to be a unique century of cooperation in liner shipping. It was in January 1883, starting with the loading290 words
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Article279 1983-01-20 15 THE Australian Law Reform Commission is to review Australian shipping and maritime law at the request of the federal Attorney-General, Senator P Durack. Commission chairman Mr Justice Michael Kirkby said the review would aim to replace the 1890 English legislation under which Australian courts were279 words
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336 1983-01-20 15 THE Dutch parliament will be deciding the future of ADM, the Amsterdam shiprepair yard, when they rule on whether the state support an Amsterdam City Council scheme for the purchase of two ADM floating docks for a total of US$5.B million. The336 words
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143 1983-01-20 15 Reuter THE Jeddah oil refinery has stopped supplying cheap bunker fuel to Saudi flag vessels with effect from Dec 21, the Middle East Economic Survey (Mees) said. Mees quoted the refinery's executive managing director Mohammed Ajaj as saying that the decision was taken becauseReuter - 143 words
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666 1983-01-20 15 THE Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) will implement a 60 per cent increase in port charges this year. The increase will be made in two installments as earlier approved in principle by the Cabinet. The increase in port charges is expected to help666 words
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Article67 1983-01-20 15 Reuter TAIWAN Will build 13 ships totalling 360,000 dwt during its third shipbuilding plan (November 1982 December 1985), the Communications Ministry announced. A ministry official said the orders, 10 container ships and three bulk carriers, from five shipping companies, fell short of the targetted 32Reuter - 67 words
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6833 1983-01-20 20 SCHEDPLB 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 of6,833 words
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Article623 1983-01-20 21 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godowns FCL Ship Voy Arrival for LCL Movement Date/Time Operator Cargo Schedule Location Sea Fortune 27S 21.1.83 2100 Eastern M 49 1400-1500/0100-0200 B5/B5 Anro Temasek ***** 21.1.83 0900 NOL 49 1300-1500/1100-1300 H2/L2 Anro Australia 1900-2000/2000-2100 H2/L2 ***** 21.1.83623 words
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Article1760 1983-01-20 21 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A-B ffrtalte CMIw Continental Feeders (S) Cargo Freight (PK) jOM (PN). Mra-Eararta Um Tranagroup Pte Lid (5). Ahraaktel Uaer Serriee Kim Shpg (S). ***•< C ftiplai Sea Cooaortium (S)/ Marintex Enterprise (PK). AJ»m Intraaea (S)1,760 words
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Article1325 1983-01-20 22 ALGERIA Algiers Dec 20th. Delays of 6-8 days, 15 vessels waiting. Annaba Dec 20th. Delays being experienced. Skikda Dec 20th. Delays being experienced. ANGOLA Luanda Dec 27th. Waiting times of about 3-4 days, with 2 vessels at anchor. Lobito Dec 27th. Berthing delays of about 2 days, with1,325 words
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Article540 1983-01-20 22 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Builder II 22 T Soon alongside 20.1.83/0700 Kelyo Maru 35/6 Borneo alongside 20.1.83/1100 Louise Lykes 6/7 Boustead alongside 20.1.83/0600 Molucca Sea 13/4 YFung alongside 20.1.83/2300 Ned Baltimore 3/4 Ned-EAC alongside 20.1.83/0600 Ned Adelaide 1/3 Ned-EAC alongside 20.1.83/0600540 words
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Advertisement860 1983-01-20 13 I&cnan Algerian National Line WE SERVE MEDITERRANEAN AND ALGERIAN PORTS PLEASE SEE PAGE IV Agents I I *J UNIMCIFIC HUNS TRAOINE AGENCY fit LTD. *****4 (5 lines) SINGAPORE EXPORT FULL CONTAINER SERVICES TO: U.S. PACIFIC, GULF, ATLANTIC, EAST CANADA, INLAND POINTS MAEKSK TEMPO MAERSK MANGO MAEKSK TQTO MAEKSK MANGO MAERSK860 words
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Advertisement275 1983-01-20 14 FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE STRAITS/TAIWAN/JAPAN CONTAINER SERVICE SM .4/11 i 23/1 1 */i i a/i 4/1 in M/ 1 4/2 M 4/2 6/2 u/2 u/2 /2 17/2 ffl mmzm a®®©, smmnrmssmm. EXPRESS CONVENTIONAL SERVICE TO AND FROM UK/CONTINENT TO: EUROPE Vend Spore P Ketani PNG Lhorn I Bona B.TMUMG 111/21275 words
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Advertisement354 1983-01-20 14 Y.S. LINE yAmashita-shinnihon line CONTAINER SERVICES USA/CANADA Pacific South West Pacific North Waal Atlantic/Canada morn is. n ran m LA/U QM Ul UN 4/3 13/3 a/3 14/3 12/3 19/3 23/3 31/3 »/3 23/3 31/3 2J/3 6 S USD 21/2 2*/2 f. WO* 1/3 4/3 1- Kf J/3 11/3 MIDDLE EAST354 words
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Advertisement879 1983-01-20 15 The Straits Steamship Group OCL Overseas Containers Limited CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Ports and Bangkok 17/2 wt a/2 wi 24/2 24/2 77/2 29/2 H/l N/1 «/l U/l 12/1 14/1 IV! 17/1 a/1 21/1 M/l 24/3 Wl 21/1 2S/1 11/1 41/« 4S/« H/4 40/4879 words
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Advertisement899 1983-01-20 15 NOTICES TOKO LINE T der v °> 41 Ami I2(fr January, 19© mv Macahwa Voy-J Ami: 15th January. IX3 CoMtgnm at all car (on the above mentioned veaaeto are hereby notify that the General Survey will be held on the 21st January, IM3 (Friday) at Jurong Port Godown No 1899 words
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Advertisement50 1983-01-20 15 r EVERETT BTEAMBHIF CORPORATION 8/A.* "Thinwi i hi t it"' V«y. (IV And: lMk Ji—ry IKS Plaee tt Surrey: PJS.A. (Xm-M/M General Survey on damaged cargo discharged ex U* above vessel will be held on 20th January 1983 from 8.30 a.m. No further survey will be held after this date.50 words
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Miscellaneous154 1983-01-20 22 j:. r Regional Weather i c m oS m \S '4 m i» l X: 1 I ft A A ¥1 T A > 35 V £2 Wave bright SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. LEGEND: R Thunderstorm Temperature °C y Shower Weather j~Y Wind direction154 words
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