The Business Times, 31 January 1983
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Title Section11 1983-01-31 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 67/1/83 MONDAY, JANUARY SI, IKS 60 CENTS11 words
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426 1983-01-31 1 LIM SOON NEO - By LIM SOON NEO INVESTMENTcommitments in the electronics industry fell last year from the 1961 record level of $417 million to an estimated $300 million. This figure is at the lower end of the range projected by the Economic Development Board (EDB) early last426 words
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Article113 1983-01-31 1 Reuter CHINA racked up a record US$4.6 billion trade surplus last year through a big drop in imports and a small rise in exports. This was more than three times the $1.4 billion surplus announced for 1961. With China's considerable invisible earnings, it should mean an evenReuter - 113 words
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Article, Illustration771 1983-01-31 1 MANO SABNANI - By MANO SABNANI, Companies Editor BUSINESS Times launches a major extension of its service to the business community today with the BT Composite Index. It is the product of lengthy research into the needs of investors, quoted companies, and all who regard stock market indices as771 words
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376 1983-01-31 1 BERNADETTE CHOOI - By BERNADETTE CHOOI BANKERS Trust Company has launched a pilot programme in Asia to try out a computer system linking all its marketing staff worldwide. The system is a large step towards reducing paper work as well as providing faster communication between overseas branches376 words
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BRIEFLY...
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Article55 1983-01-31 1 AFP SINGAPORE employers who want to recruit workers from Bangladesh can now do so through the Bangladesh High Commissioner here. Visiting Bangladesh Labour Minister K M Aminul Islam said the the move will ensure that workers fully understand the terms and conditions of their employment and prevent misunderstandingsAFP - 55 words
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Article69 1983-01-31 1 AFP PRESIDENT Marcos yesterday asked top Philippine government officials to cut their salaries voluntarily by 10 per cent in line with the government's belt-tightening programme, a presidential palace statement said. "I want the Cabinet to set the example. This also applies to directors of government corporations... I alsoAFP - 69 words
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Article66 1983-01-31 1 AFP THE British government is about to launch a massive advertising campaign to combat the growing influence of the unilateral disarmament movement in Britain, The Observer reported yesterday. Quoting Ministry of Defence officials, the paper said the government was about to sign £1 million pound with the US-ownedAFP - 66 words
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Article61 1983-01-31 1 AFP ASEAN will strongly ask the Indian government to allow Prince Norodom Sihanouk, president of the antiVietnamese Democratic Kampuchea coalition government, to attend the non-aligned summit in New Delhi in March. Malaysian Foreign Minister Ghazali Shafei said in an interview in Tokyo yesterday a majority of participatingAFP - 61 words
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Article63 1983-01-31 1 UPI KAWASAKI Steel Corp became on Saturday the second major Japanese steel company to reduce salaries for board members. Board members' salaries will be cut by 12 per cent and salaries (or supervisory employees will be cut by 3 to 7 per cent beginning from Feb 1 toUPI - 63 words
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Article53 1983-01-31 1 AP SOUTHERN Vietnam last year managed to reap the biggest harvest of rice since communist forces won the war in 1975. The Vietnam News Agency said yesterday production of paddy in southern provinces was given as 8.15 million tonnes, 2.6 per cent above the goal set inAP - 53 words
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Article45 1983-01-31 1 AFP THE Asean Tourism Association (Aseanta) annual conference will be held in Manila on Feb 11, organisers said yesterday. Aseanta President Edgardo Olivera said the theme of the conference is "effective development and marketing of the region" to the world's major tourist markets.AFP - 45 words
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Article50 1983-01-31 1 AFP THE number of female alcoholics in Japan has more than doubled in the past decade. Japan's larget circulation newspaper, Yomiuri Shim bun, reported yesterday about 50 per cent of adult women (over the age of 20 drink and about 100,000 women are now regarded as "problem drinkers".AFP - 50 words
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72 1983-01-31 1 Reuter m p«cgrf tm is ■hsfri» AMraariag a graap W Mhmm la LeleeaterwUn last week, Mr Lawaea sail a padaai M h ■—e"lt r*Ld mahMj aarist the mmm IMB wartl reeoatfaa, wharaae a savage aai faetakflktag fall waaU aetaaly Impede —M ery," heReuter - 72 words
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Article223 1983-01-31 1 A COMMISSION ef laqslry will he appelated by the Geverameat to eeadsct aa •pea aid thtmgk lavcatfgatiea ef the eaMe ear tragedy ea Saturday where seven peepie were killed. A statemeat frem the Prime Mlafcrter's Office yesterday «aid that the Prerideat win he advised by223 words
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Article230 1983-01-31 1 NYT THE international spot market (or crude, normally viewed as an indicator of the direction of oil prices, remains relatively calm. But the calm conceals deep apprehensions. The spot market price of Saudi Arabian crude, for example, remains unchanged at U5529.50 a barrel after havingNYT - 230 words
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Advertisement248 1983-01-31 1 last Loans Wayfoong on 737-7977 Wayfoong Mortgage and Finance (S) Ltd a. Ground Floor, Shaw Houae, Singapore 0921 < rasa CHINA is in the midst of a nationwide campaign against the old systems of management which guaranteed workers wages and benefits whether the enterprise prospered or not Page I ELAINE248 words
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Advertisement70 1983-01-31 1 True sound fidelity with double recording time With a tape selector that allows doubling the normal recording time, the Sony-O-Matic's extreme compactness in size permits the ultimate in one-hand operational simplicity—you merely insert a micro cassette and press one button. It's built-in electret condenser microphone will pick it up with70 words
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Advertisement125 1983-01-31 1 Malko General Agencies (S) Pte Ltd Tel 4?«ttHL47Y«fttqiVl*. RS)I »nri or 1-11, NOW FIL lAL TOKYO And discover the convenience of daily direct night wide-bodied flights to Tokyo Daily flights including direct night wide-bodied flights to Tokyo 15 flights a week to Tokyo and daily flights to Osaka The only125 words
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MANAGEMENT
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Article, Illustration1020 1983-01-31 2 TONY WALKER - TONY WALKER reports on Beijing's efforts to create incentives for individual employees to work harder. TONY WALKER FT WHEN a Chinese newspaper reported recently that more than 1,000 restaurants in Shanghai were tossing out the "big pot", it had nothing to do withFT - 1,020 words
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863 1983-01-31 2 FT LAERTE Setubai, one of Brazil's leading industrialists, has often been a man for his times. Six years ago, in Brazil's dark McCarthyist days of political purges, he was one of a small group of liberal-minded industrialists who publicly broke ranks with their class andFT - 863 words
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1254 1983-01-31 3 MONICA GWEE - MONICA GWEE rr MUST be so confusing to be wealthy. Life is filled with agonising decisions on bow best to show it. A lilac Rolls Royce or a pink one? A private jet or a helicopter? Worst of all, what watch to wear?1,254 words
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Article, Illustration1462 1983-01-31 3 MONICA GWEE - Elaine Lim believes that there is no short cut for hard work. And it is through hard work, coupled with her managerial ability, that she has become general manager (operations) at Grant, Kenyon and1,462 words
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Seminar on laws and code of advertising
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Article207 1983-01-31 3 parliamen* tary laws and a Singapore Code of Advertising Practice, many in the advertising trade are either unaware of their existence or uninformed about their significance. How can the profession maintain a good reputation in a fast developing multicultural society? What are the laws and values advertisers207 words
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Article52 1983-01-31 3 Associ- ates, strategic marketing consultant, will be running two seminars: a senior sales management course designed for sales managers, marketing managers and field sales staff (March 21-25) and a senior marketing management seminar for marketing directors or managers, general managers and group product managers (April 25-29). For details,52 words
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Advertisement140 1983-01-31 2 Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Interest Rates Time Deposits Sa\in«js 7" op.a. For deposit of Ssloo,ooo and above Rates on Request. m MAIN OFFICE OCEAN BINLDiNG iOCo»yefQuay Sngaporeoio4 Tet *****77 BRANCHES BEACH ROAD 115 P«ac* Road Sngapcxe 0718 Te" *****75 BUKFT PANJANG lOi *1020 Ucoer Bt*tt Timafi Road Singapore 2367140 words
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Advertisement134 1983-01-31 3 in the hub of business activity FOR SALE Prime freehold* office space Along Cecil Street in the heart ofCBD Car parking facilities Two ground floor bank/shop units 439 sq. m. and 460 sq. m. (4725 sq. ft. and 4951 sq. ft.) Office units from 90 sq. m. (£69 sq. ft.)134 words
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Advertisement163 1983-01-31 3 An ad nffte jleffiw pages is always read. M works liaril3Ssilaj/s a year. The Yellow Pages reaches all phone users with a staQQerinp circulation of 1.53 million printed copies in homes and businesses in Singapore. And it's by the phone when people have made the decision to buy and are163 words
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OVERSEAS
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705 1983-01-31 4 Reuter A FRENCH project to transfer computer technology to the Third World, Initially hailed u equal in boldness to putting a man on the moon, has been struck a serious blow by the departure of two top US scientists. Professors NicholasReuter - 705 words
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Article217 1983-01-31 4 AFP THE battle for the control of West German electronics giant Grundig has taken a new turn with Siemens joining in the search for an alternative to French control of the group. Four companies, Siemens and Bosch of West Germany, Philips of the Netherlands andAFP - 217 words
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278 1983-01-31 4 Reuter ANOTHER Indian minister is quitting Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's Cabinet in her government reshuffle. In the most senior change so far, Shipping and Transport Minister C M Stephen said he was resigning to take over as one of the five general secretaries of MrsReuter - 278 words
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311 1983-01-31 4 Reuter BRITAIN'S water and sewage workers has voted to continue their six-day-old strike, ignoring a call from Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher for a return to work. The National Water Council said almost six million people are now being advised to boil theirReuter - 311 words
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288 1983-01-31 4 AFP THE sale of French trie* in Kuala Lumpur by the "Popeye's famous fried chicken" chain is threatened by claims that the tried potatoes are not religiously suitable for consumption by Muslims. The operator of the chain, Salbiah Sdn Bhd, said theAFP - 288 words
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367 1983-01-31 4 AP MANILA Archbishop Cardinal Jaime Sin said he was taken aback by First Lady Imelda Marcos' defence of uncenaored sex movies and added that President Ferdinand Marcos appeared to lack the strength to stop them from being shown. Sin told the Knights ofAP - 367 words
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149 1983-01-31 4 UPI STUDENTS of religion will be required to be "computer literate" in order to get graduate degree* from the Uoivereity of Pennsylvania. The requirement is believed to be the first of its kind in a religious studies graduate programme. Drßobert Kraft, chairman of the religiousUPI - 149 words
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291 1983-01-31 4 AP THE US Department of Commerce has charged that certain Japanese pagers are being sold in the United States at unfairly low prices. The pagers signal receivers which alert the person being paged with an auditory or visual signal. They are among theAP - 291 words
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222 1983-01-31 4 AFP FILIPINOS working as maids in Hongkong may be exempted from the new government requirement to remit through the Philippine banking system at least 50 per cent of their earnings. Quoting the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) director Elmor Juridico, a Manila newspaper reportedAFP - 222 words
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Article670 1983-01-31 4 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Noaber Tiae Froa SIA PAA SQ11 PA005 0105 0245 LAX/TO JFK/SPO/HKG SIA SIA SIA SQ43 SQ101 SQfl 0710 0815 0320 DHA KUL MAA MAS MAS RBA MH601 MH682 Bid 0990 1000 1000 KUL KCH BWN MAS CAL CPA MH671 CB14 CX710 1020 1030670 words
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369 1983-01-31 5 Reuter METAL prices on the London commodity markets have risen to their highest levels for many months. This was the result of speculative hopes that the long-awaited recovery of the US economy is at hand, traders said. Strong demand for aluminium last weekReuter - 369 words
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168 1983-01-31 5 UPI THE largest commercial computer contract on record' has been awarded by the US air force to the Sperry Corp, and officials said they expect the bulk of the work to be done in Salt Lake City. Ron Gerron, public affairs administrator for the UtahbasedUPI - 168 words
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308 1983-01-31 5 UPI THE annual base salary for managers in US increased 7.6 per cent to average U5527,861 in 1982 with managers west of the Rocky mountains posting the largest gain. Managers in western states earned average annual salaries of $28,936 in 1962,UPI - 308 words
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377 1983-01-31 5 UPI PRIME Minister Menachem Begin said Israel needs security arrangements "on the ground" in Lebanon and cautioned against impatience in talks for the withdrawal of foreign forces. Addressing American and Canadian fundraisers, Begin invited Jordan's King Hussein to participate in peace talks onUPI - 377 words
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177 1983-01-31 5 AFP UNITED States Secretary of State George Shultz arrived in Tokyo yesterday for talks on bilateral and international problems with Japanese government and business leaders. He was visiting Japan on his first Asian trip since taking office last July. He was greetedAFP - 177 words
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327 1983-01-31 5 Reuter WEST German Chancellor Helmut Kohl sees a good chance of a rise in his country's cost of living of less than 4 per cent in January compared with the year ago month. Government spokesman Diether Stolze saidReuter - 327 words
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668 1983-01-31 5 NYT THE chairman of the US House Budget Committee has said that the growing feeling of the Democratic majority in the House of Representatives is to reject President Reagan's call for contingency taxes and to postpone, instead, the indexing of tax rates. Indexing, scheduledNYT - 668 words
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339 1983-01-31 5 Reuter IN THE latest sign that the prolonged recession in the United States may be ending, the Commerce Department said its key barometer of economic trends rose 1.5 per cent last month, the biggest monthly gain in more than two years. It saidReuter - 339 words
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212 1983-01-31 5 UPI DECLARING that America "cannot afford to gamble," President Reagan said that despite large deficits he is committed to rebuilding the military. Reagan acknowledged in his weekly radio address on Saturday that large increases in military expenditures have put a strain on theUPI - 212 words
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Advertisement347 1983-01-31 4 WE'RE SITTING ON A GOLDMINE IN TEXAS AND WE WOULD LIKE YOU TO HAVE A SIAKE IN IT. It is our business to locate and scrutinise investment worthy areas such as Texas, a sound investment area because it is one of the four fastest growing states in the US. The347 words
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Advertisement146 1983-01-31 5 OTARDXO. presents a Complete Festive Season Gift Pack 1 li! !I!U I i k MIX I m .iM 'i i i !i|i f\ f 11k nic.t! U l! I I ic it I I!/ M< i I: i -ilk s tut. in i\(r\U > 'I t \nJ itr«. i. ii146 words
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REVIEWS
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Article, Illustration768 1983-01-31 6 PATRICIA GOH - By PATRICIA GOH IT ALMOST makes you think of palm courts and leisurely days, of times when men wore Oxford bags and ladies smoked their cigarettes in long, elegant holders. The sounds provided by Patrick Foo and Strings at the Pavilion Inter-Conti-nental's Lower Bar easily768 words
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Article, Illustration1155 1983-01-31 6 PROFESSOR WERNER SCHMALENBACH - German artist Paul Klee was one o! the few artists of the 1920s who believed that a picture was a reality in its own right.' PROFESSOR WERNER SCHMALENBACH, director of the Modern Art Museum of Dusseldorf, explains the various influences in Klee's art and describes1,155 words
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Article, Illustration625 1983-01-31 7 LEE YOKE MENG - By LEE YOKE MENG MATT Monro, who shot to international fame with his recordings of Portrait My Leve, B*rn Free, Seftly As I Leave Yen, and Walk Away, will be here during the Chinese New Year. He will give eight performances at the Top of625 words
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Article913 1983-01-31 7 JOHN TAGLIABUE - By JOHN TAGLIABUE NYT BOOKS have their fates. The persona] library of Franz Kafka, which disappeared in the dark years of the Third Reich and which has been long sought by scholars as a possible key to elucidating obscure themes and unusual allusions in Kafka's writings,NYT - 913 words
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Advertisement126 1983-01-31 6 DBS Prime per annum °y so Savings Account Autosave Fixed Deposits Automatic renewal la available. 6%% p.a. for 1 month 7% p.a. for 3 months 7% p.a. for 6 months Minimum Deposit tor 1 month is $5000 and tor 3.6.9 A 12 months. $1000 ©DBS BANK Head Office: DBS Building,126 words
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Miscellaneous492 1983-01-31 6 -ii-oie crossword (STPIKPinU ACROSS 9 You won't be. If you will (9) IB Carried away by the crawling spider that had caught It 12 That'i one name (or the club (4) 13 Trembling (or lust a moment <•) 14 Particular or unuaual place* into which one goea (7) 15 Not492 words
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Miscellaneous609 1983-01-31 6 CONCERTS SINGAPORE Symphony Orchestra eeaeerte. With guest conductor Helen Quach and guest soloist Therese Dussaut on the piano. At the Victoria Concert Hall, Friday and Saturday, 8.15 pm. Tickets ($4, $7, $10 and $15) obtainable at the Central Booking Office, Tangs and Cold Storage. EXHIBITIONS Paai Klee ExUhitiM. Presented by609 words
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Miscellaneous683 1983-01-31 6 SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opening folowed by On The Waterfront (Mandarin/r): Set in the Ming Dynasty, the story revolves round a skilful pugilist, who becomes involved in a plot to overthrow the emperor. 3.45 At Your Fingertips Boxes 3.55 Story fine (Tamil/r) 4.25 Tennis For The Future: Vic Braden deals683 words
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Advertisement479 1983-01-31 7 44 Mr. Chairman J.▼JUL. V^lldlLlllClll} have we got a big idea for you! It is a big idea that gives you tighter control over your company's travel and entertainment expenses. A system that improves your cash flow. Provides valuable float. Reduces administrative overheads. And provides your executives with the international479 words
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Advertisement833 1983-01-31 8 Where to wine, dine and entertain H with the American Express Card Mm. you don t alread Y have the Card, call *****33 for an application form" ram lOf) Start nin q favourite®hssss*-*" T7f am L*> r n reflection <fgod wines, discerning taste.. Savour our delectable potpourri of Vol-Au-Vents, the833 words
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Advertisement215 1983-01-31 8 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 Frontage Wash k all down wkh the215 words
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MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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Article317 1983-01-31 9 THE US/Sing opened on a bullish tone last week at 2.0000/20. It was traded to a high of 2.0650/60 before drifting to the week's low of 2.0630/40. It closed the week marginally higher at 2.0650/ 60. Trading for the week was active. The Singapore dollar generally strengthened across-the-board317 words
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Article298 1983-01-31 9 THE local interbank market were traded marginally easier last week. The overnight rates traded steady at 7V« per cent during the earlier part of the However, bidding interest took the rate up to 8 per cent but dipped to 5 W per cent on Thursday due to suspected intervention298 words
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Article437 1983-01-31 9 THE COLLAPSE of the Opee talks in Geneva and President Reagan's State of the Union speech in which be has failed to face up to any of the major ills now plaguing the US, has given added impetus to the bull market and set the stage for the spot437 words
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Article22 1983-01-31 9 THE average rale at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 9.58 per cent.22 words
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Article181 1983-01-31 9 ASIAN ASIAN currency average deposit rates for the week ended Jan 28: 7 days 1 month 2 months 3 months 8 months 0 months 12 months U88 (Bi Hi«k 9 1/16 9* 9 3/16 95/16 99/16 9H 9 V. 4 pricat) 8% 815/16 9 91/16 9*. 9% •H 1 month181 words
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Article43 1983-01-31 9 FOR THE week ended Friday Jan 28, the range of call rates received from Short Deposits (M) Bhd was as follows: ■aak fsai: 3.5 to 5.36 per cent. Gsasnl fsai: 5 to 5.3 per cent. Msromeets of funds totalled $1096 million.43 words
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RAW MATERIALS
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Article1072 1983-01-31 9 COFFEE: Robusta coffee futures closed higher on Friday, £13 to £28 a tonne above Thursday's close in traded positions. Light commission house buying lifted nearby prices by up to £14 from midday levels in early afternoon trading. Profit-taking and end-week booksquaring trimmed these gains and prices closed slightly1,072 words
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1038 1983-01-31 9 AFP THE FAILURE of the Opec oil-producers' meeting at Geneva the previous weekend sent fresh shudders through the London commodity markets last week as sterling plunged to an alltime low against the dollar. Operators were unsettled by the possibility that an oil-price free-for-all and aAFP - 1,038 words
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Article157 1983-01-31 9 RUBBER futures in Tokyo on Saturday cloaed 0.6 to 0.1 yen lower in moderately active trading. Values retreated slightly against recent gains on weekend profit taking as the market lacked fresh encouraging factors. Current February lost 0.5 to 190.9 yen a kilo and distant June off 0.2 to 192.5157 words
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Article250 1983-01-31 9 TRADING conditions on the local produce market remained quiet and dull last week except (or coconut oil, copra, which saw a slight improvement in prices. A dealer in the coconut oil trade said that the market is very steady and there were orders from both local buyers250 words
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INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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Article1212 1983-01-31 9 NEW YORK STOCKS ON Friday lost most of their early gains to late afternoon profit-* taking, but prices managed to end the day slightly higher. The Dow Jones industrial average was up about 7Vi points near midsession, but heavy selling in advance of Friday afternoon's money supply1,212 words
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Article167 1983-01-31 9 JAN a Pn GROUP B CORBEILLE Carrafour UM -a Air-UquM* B 8 N Oaoala C 8 F (Thonao rmti 4M IM Din jo ♦i unch 04 L "Union Latent Moat-Hannaaaj Opfl-Parlbaj Pnurojt 8U8 an iii imc «.TQ +«j ♦a ♦8 1J 1J Cla rnnctM Cradlt Monetae Da W— ISM167 words
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Article189 1983-01-31 9 JAN a i Franca Sandoa Rat 1000 M ftiilrr* JH -I Actions Mm M IM 1M0 -10 ft hunt— Br. 510 Swtaa Br in ♦1 Aluaulaaa ta Brown Do»«fi Br. IM W t -M Bvtaa Bank Corp nt« Ml Ctba OalfJ Br. CUM 0*«7 P C i«n UM 10189 words
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Article149 1983-01-31 9 jam a ABM Akao AMKV Amtu Amrotak ISf Bote Borsuetr Burnt" CaUnd Calr Ml Mtl gnnlf PHi Pokkcr Pord PU moo 4-1 IM70 *11 mm 4 M MUO 1 turn -04 ON «U 77 JO 4-1J Mm 4its 17.10 -*4 M JO uncti ina 1SLM 4-1 40J0 tu U149 words
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MARKET REVIEWS
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Article816 1983-01-31 10 CHAN OI CHEE - K «Singapore N J By CHAN OI CHEE KEEN interest in several Malaysian-based counters buoyed sentiment in the local stock market last .week. A noteworthy feature was that the market showed considerable resilience in the face of profit taking and stale bull liquidation. In spite of816 words
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Article611 1983-01-31 10 JULIANA TAY - Week ended January 28 compiled by JULIANA TAY SCRIP ISSUE George Kent: Proposed bonus issue of three-for-two OTHERS AJmomU is diversifying into biotechnology, drug development and cancer research. Amalgamated Properties and Industries BM has arranged a Msl7 million syndicated term loan for its subsidiary, Kim611 words
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Article685 1983-01-31 10 —1 M K.Lumpur M THE Kuala Lumpur stock maintained its trend last week although interest tended to be Jcoufined to the second --liners. Z Total turnover for the week rose a healthy 14.2 per cent to 39.19 million units j (34.32 million units previously) while values685 words
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Article3302 1983-01-31 10 1 MX/1063 Hlgk Low Cowpoay Last Sale *orCr'i DW DW Crr Cr"e Net TTd P/E Vol Week COOO) Higk Low 8BCTION ONB INDUSTRIAL ft COMMERCIAL 350 110 233 376 322 141 229 2M 410 33* 480 oao 1S3D 400 MB 400 1040 300 440 100 328 7363,302 words
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Article104 1983-01-31 10 THE feUawtag to a Bet tf the 1« mwt trated Btock E*efcaage ti Hltiwri tort week. It gives the taraever la -rli ef utto, rlidii arlees ea Friday aad Ike hlgk aad law ler IK2/IKS 5» f MM JH« 5P/w Ut lilt/ m UOL Warrants i.m O.M'i104 words
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Article, Illustration565 1983-01-31 10 THE BEST Ul» Beaut 400 4232 TroBok Mlaee 800 170 M A A 000 100 M B r Hide* 000 70 k°Z ta 382 50 C Siftrt 1100 50 Uld Malacca 400 50 8ol Properties 515 +31 Pan-El 200 27 Metro Hldfi 000 25 La rut Tia565 words
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600 1983-01-31 11 New York AP MANY Wall Street analysts believe a recovery from economic recession in the United States is now at hand. And if some of their projections are right, the upswing in business activity in the months ahead will be stronger than many peopleAP - 600 words
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249 1983-01-31 11 Reuter MCDONNELL Douglas Corp said its board voted to increase the quarterly dividend to 35Vi cents a share from 31 cents, payable on April 4, record Feb 28. It earlier reported fourth quarter earnings of USSGO.9 million, compared with $35.3 million a year before. McDonnell DouglasReuter - 249 words
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694 1983-01-31 11 f| Tokyo d AFP THE Tokyo stock market scored a sizable gain last week after violent ups and downs reflecting the Wall Street trends and the yen's exchange value against the US dollar. The 225-stock Dow Jones Average, which suffered a 196.17 yen setback theAFP - 694 words
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Article310 1983-01-31 11 Pi Sydney M Reuter THE rssssres sertoc ltd rally la Aaatraftaa shares thai hegaa at New Tear stalled last week, as praOt taklag asl aacertatoty Is the wake sf latnrMllsasl develepaeato eaased a dlees. Over the week, the All U palate Is MM, dae teReuter - 310 words
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Article130 1983-01-31 11 THE Broken Hill Pty Co Ltd (BHP) plans to fund a large part of the US$2.4O billion cash cost of acquiring the Utah group by offering equity in Utah's Australia coal operations, BHP's chairman said. James Mcneill said be could not yet specify what part of130 words
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Article277 1983-01-31 11 JAN a Rand INDUSTRIALS Trust Bk Un Steel Uniaae Wool worth 110 100 00 1300 unch uneh A Alpha Abercom AM And CI Amaprop UOC Barlows C O Smith 425 SB HO TO 3350 uneh 10 9 -90 Anfloa Anflvaal MININGS aw 7100 uneh unch mo unch STSTzz 7400277 words
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Article80 1983-01-31 11 jan a m FORWARD MARKET Or Bru Unb Hobo* P»tro Ryl Dutch Sldro IS® 3000 40T0 11» 130B 4| -40 -40 unch ArtMd AJtur 1100 J00 unch Soc 0«n B*l» 1350 sortn* mm 8oir*y a an V Mont WIO CASH MARKET Auur o*n moo Tom Motor Sor On Btnqvw80 words
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Article191 1983-01-31 11 JAM AMUM C$ IfH ♦A Alcan Alfoma m» a ♦5 H But Moot Bank Not* Scotia Ball TW BP Can Ltd a* a* an «sw H Camp Rad Lake aw Can imp Bk Can Pnn M( ZZ a unch Caoptf Cartlna on—It CbM Itt Lk Cn BUM ci A191 words
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Article1329 1983-01-31 11 GERALD COLVERD - fm| London 1 By GERALD COLVERD THE game of Monopoly is not for those players with a taste for the "sudden death" result of win or low. Monopoly is for the patient who hoard their assets and wait for the other players to make the mistakes. How1,329 words
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Article356 1983-01-31 11 Reuter CHRYSLER Carp has called off negotiations (or American Motors Corp (AMC) to produce Chrysler cars in Brampton, Ontario. AMC chairman W Paul Tlppett said Chrysler had approached AMC some time ago about moving Chrsyler's production of rear-wheel drive New Yorkers from its Windsor, Ontario, plant toReuter - 356 words
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Article501 1983-01-31 11 Ctapiay UIC MBFHklgs Kings r rn#o F F F Dale IMI jmt 19/11 7/12 5/1 u Net EPS (Mb) 2.8 283 7.8 urt Fill Ye Grass Dir. <*> 5.0 73 v Pre tag Praflt <rm> 4,916 9,796* 6,392 Rahman Hyd F F T/l 7/1 84.9 29.9 60.0(b) 48.0501 words
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Article321 1983-01-31 11 Id BCI THE Milan share market saw the BCI all-share index gain a further 3.8 per cent at 182.48 as investors were encouraged by the agreement on wages reached by unions and employers, which includes a minimum 15 per cent cut in the "acala mobile"BCI - 321 words
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Advertisement64 1983-01-31 11 THE COMMERCIAL BANK OF KOREA SINGAPORE BRANCH U.S. $20,000,000 NEGOTIABLE FLOATING RATE U.S. DOLLAR CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT DUE JULY *****4 In accordance with the provisions of the Certificates, notice is hereby given that for the Interest Period from 31, January 1983 to 29, July 1983 the Certificates will carry a64 words
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Advertisement129 1983-01-31 11 RENT ONE ROOM GET A COMPLETE OFFICE 1 For the price of a single private office you get a prestigious address in Orchard Road, an impressive reception area, Conference room, Receptionist/switchboard operator and access to modem office equipment fike wordprocessing, telex, photocopying, etc. IS > It's a new concept in129 words
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729 1983-01-31 12 CHRIS LIM - By CHRIS LIM THE current oversupply on the Singapore property market may be prolonged if the local economy continues to grow at 6 per cent instead of the 8-10 per cent envisaged under the country's development plan for the 1980s. Any demand, consequently,729 words
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497 1983-01-31 12 NAJEEB JARHOM - WM.XK Companies Editor: Mano Sabnan By NAJEEB JARHOM JACK Chia Enterprises (Malaysia) Bhd has accepted the recommendations of its marketing agents to reduce the size of condominium units at the E and O complex so as to make them more marketable. This497 words
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Article722 1983-01-31 12 A CLOUD of uncertainty is looming over the controversial issue of who controls the ailing IndiaMalaysia Textile Bhd (IMT). The group of Malaysian businessmen led by Mr Ho Chin Hou, who earlier this month announced the signing of an agreement with the Birla group of722 words
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142 1983-01-31 12 Stock Prices as Prices as it ian 21 Stock it Jan 21 Industrial Commercial Finance Boustead Hldgs 1.88 DBS 8.10 Cycle Carraige 3.34 Malayan Banking 6.60 Cold Storage 454 OCBC 9.15 Esso Malaysia 6.55 DOB 4.02 Fraser Neave 7.30 Gentings Bhd 3.42 Hotels Haw Par142 words
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Article603 1983-01-31 12 Taking Stock... By Hock Lock Siew FORECASTING of the stock market's trend is always fraught with risk, quite apart from the unexpected developments that influence it. But it has to be admitted that in the past week or two, some optimism has been injected amidst the generalBy Hock Lock Siew - 603 words
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Article74 1983-01-31 12 RAHMAN Tla Bhi has announced a group pre-tax profit of M$6 million ($10.9 million previously) for the year ended Sep 30,1982. The profit after tax and unspecified extraordinary items was |5.74 million (16.72 million). Directors of the company have proposed a final dividend of 10 cents per share, making74 words
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Advertisement136 1983-01-31 12 Tan Choon Chye Management Services (Pte) Ltd. Singapore Secretarial Services Co. (Pte) for: Corporate Secretarial Services Management Advisory Services Project Studies Micro Computer Accounts Automation contact: Tel: *****26 or *****27 Executive Chairman: Tan Choon Chye M/Director: Mrs. Low nee Tan Leng Fong Rooms 1101 1111, 11th Floor, Golden Mile Tower,136 words
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Advertisement327 1983-01-31 12 r? lim The Economist IiUU Intelligence Unit Chips in Industry AN OVERVIEW OF THE INTERACTION AND IMPLICATIONS OF MICROELECTRONICS, ROBOTS AND MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY Robots have captured the public's collective imagination but the application of microtechnology in areas away from the assembly line is probably having greater, if less publicised, effects327 words
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Miscellaneous57 1983-01-31 12 OUTLOOK for today: Showers in a few areas in the afternoon. BqMrt for 24 at the airport: prter to 1M pen Ju SI Maximum temperature 31.6 Associated humidity 60 Minimum temperature 24 5 Associated humidity 92 Hours of sunshine 7.20 Rainfall in millimetres Nil Total rainfall for the month 246.057 words
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381 1983-01-31 13 SHIPPING agents are reported to have launched a revolt against attempts to make them liable for fines of up to $150,000 for any rate-cutting offences within the Far Eastern Freight Conferences. According to the Lloyd's List, the agents are telling their principals,381 words
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Article, Illustration478 1983-01-31 13 G DURAIRAJ - By G DURAIRAJ THE proposal to form a joint venture shipping agency between Perbadanan Nasional Shipping Line Berhad and Kontena Nasional Sdn Bhd is likely to be called off. According to sources, the decision to abort the proposal was made after478 words
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Article95 1983-01-31 13 THE first tanker to moor at Bintulu's deepwater will be leaving today, transporting the first consignment of 130,000 cubic metres of liquefied natural gas to Japan. The brand new Malaysian vessel, Tenaga Satu, arrived at Bintulu's new port on Jan 23. It is expected to arrive95 words
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Article713 1983-01-31 13 Shipping Liae Page C*i Shipping Line Page Cni AC Toepler VI 1 Evergreen IV 1 Alee VID 1 Fargo Sbpg DC 5 AhreoUel Uner IV 1 Feaco Vn 4/5 Alltrans VII 4 Fortuna X 4 Alpac VI 5 Franco-Be lg m 4/5 Anhatng X 5 Frata NVOC713 words
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Article958 1983-01-31 14 THE London secondhand market was quiet last week as rates remain depressed in all sectors. Some interest was centred on the tanker sector, where Greek buyers were reported to have purchased a turbine very large crude carrier for only about US$2 million. Brokers say this is a very958 words
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Article263 1983-01-31 14 Fairplay INDIA'S largest privatelyowned shipping company, Scindia Steam Navigation has recorded the heaviest financial loss in any one year since it was established nearly 64 years ago. The deficit in the 12month fiscal period ending June 30 1962 amounted to Rsl6o million compared with a profit ofFairplay - 263 words
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750 1983-01-31 14 THE International Association of Independent Tanker Owners (Intertanko) has released a report which suggests many more options, some of which are not too conventional, open to shipowners for their surplus tonnage. An example of some of the suggestions is for owners to convert tankers750 words
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Article1962 1983-01-31 14 A FURTHER small increase has been recorded for grain chartering on Thursday from the US Gulf to the Continent with a cargo of 54,000 long tons being covered to Rotterdam at US$9 compared with $8.75 previously. Other rates for grain chartering are also holding steady at $13.20 paid1,962 words
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221 1983-01-31 15 OPERATORS of the luxury liner Pearl of Scandinavia has introduced two attractive packages on its cruises to the Indonesian islands. Every group of four who travel on its full-cruise programme and share the same cabin will be offered two cruises absolutely free. In its221 words
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Article80 1983-01-31 15 THE Turkish merchant fleet grew by 40 per cent over the last two years to reach a total of 4 million dwt. This has been achieved by a combination of newbuildings and the purchasing of cheap secondhand tonnages, according to Admiral Celal Eyiceoglu of the newly formed Turkish80 words
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370 1983-01-31 15 THE Thai Shipowners Association has urged the government to strictly enforce the 40:40:20 cargo sharing system which was agreed on by the Asean Economic Ministers last year. According to an informed shipping industry source, the association is expected to take up this matter370 words
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Article209 1983-01-31 15 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. Orient Overseas Container Line. Cho Yang Shipping. ANRO (STRAITS/AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia/Straits Container Line.209 words
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311 1983-01-31 15 THE Philippines Maritime Industry Authority and the Philippine National Bank have signed a trust agreement which will govern the control and monitoring of the Shipyard Development Fund. Under the Presidential Decree No 666, the gross receipts derived by the shipbuilders ad shiprepairers from their311 words
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Article103 1983-01-31 15 THE Italian passenger ship Archilie Lauro has sailed from Tenerife, after nearly a year under arrest following the collapse of Lauro Line. The vessel is expected to sail for Genoa, one of the main operating ports of the Lauro group which is still in the103 words
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5795 1983-01-31 20 SCHEDULE A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of5,795 words
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Article794 1983-01-31 21 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godowns FCL Arrival for LCL Movement Ship Voy Date/Time Operator Carsro Schedule Location Aust Maru 26/310 31.1.83 2000 NOL 49 0700-0600 P3 Anro Aust ***** 1.2.83 1800 Jardlne 49 1300-1400/1400-1500 H2/L2 0100-0200/2359-0100 H2/L2 Ned Colombo 2402G 1.2.83 1100 Ned-EAC 49794 words
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Article1850 1983-01-31 21 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A-B Adriatic Cmla lane Continrnul Fmlm (S) Cargo Freight (PK). AFKA Singapore Shipping Corporation (S) Jambaun Merah (PK) R Jumabhoy A Sons (PN) Afre-Earaate liar Transgroup Pte Lid (S) Ahreaktel Um Service Kim Shpg (S)1,850 words
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Article415 1983-01-31 22 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth KEPPEL WHARVES Cantuaria 47 Frankfurt Oder 6/7 Golden Eagle 25/6 King Bird 23 Kota Maha 10/11 Nile 33/34 No 3 Bineka 26/7 Yeong Ta 18 Andahal 33/4 Koheng 18 Kota Pelangl 27/8 Ned Fotcados 3/4 Perak 20W Schwerln 8/9 Straits Venture 21415 words
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Advertisement425 1983-01-31 13 Distributed by rri FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS [1/J 1 New Industrial Road. Singapore 1953 A member of The Timet Organisation I RDI\I I A 11 Orient Overseas C<mlcjMe/i Line MKATQR 299 NKMMGEJRIM R.CMAMX 119 IH. MM 14N ocvalo roje 339 a ***** IKAS9RKI499 OOMJ MU. 34R Cafc* Bretnertuvt* after' B JSC S/3425 words
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Advertisement406 1983-01-31 13 S3SEALORDH UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO SAG) EXPRESS MULTI-PURPOSE SERVICES a S port Loading tor Accepting Breakbufc (My Bahrain (1/4). (üba.l (3/4). Dammam (5/4), Kuwait (7/4) Doha (20/4), Dubai (22/4) Aba Dhabi (24/4) FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE fraq cargo KctpUblt jntramrt Accepting La cargo tor Dubai, Kuwait. Bahrain. Oammam. Mma Qaboos406 words
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Advertisement0 1983-01-31 13 <|[[=$'=)!~*~?$`;::._)+(\:/)\^.0 words
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Advertisement617 1983-01-31 13 I The Straits "SS! mbbctokt Agencies Singapore (Buku Merah) MAERSK LINE EXPORT FULL CONTAIMFP SERVICES I TO- IT Q DiPTt*rn nirr o a TO: U.S. PACIFIC, GULF, ATLANTIC, EAST CANADA, INLAND POINTS Feeder Vftl |P Kelfcn«| Pen*n t Vessel I B'porr I L "beach I SaM SaM Safcd In Port617 words
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Advertisement263 1983-01-31 14 FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE STRAITS/TAIWAN/JAPAN CONTAINER SERVICE A (HOOKS A. PM/TUS PAUAS A.PMGKSS I*2 iff assms'A EXPRESS CONVENTIONAL SERVICE TO AND FROM UK/CONTINENT TO: EUROPE Veisel J TgMar* J S port PMang J PNG thorn J Bona Cflitl| I Hawe Rdam Bmen Hbg >>«p Ldon I I pool KANNKAR 8263 words
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Advertisement441 1983-01-31 14 VCf y FJkflJ* YAMASHITA-SHINNIHON LINE J| 9 j3b M M 1 W CONTAINER SERVICES USA/CANADA Pacific South Wml Pacific North Waat sp 4/2 P. I V& U/IB OW Mtfha VSI SUI VCR PID Mha VSI 1/1 4/) lAPOUO «/3 S/3 12/3 KUROK a •/3 11/3 KBNUa 12/3 13/3 l(/3 KIMKH441 words
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Advertisement784 1983-01-31 15 I The Straits Steamship Group oci Overseas Containers Limited [CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT TIHOE9KS CAMKMMT r<Mi i« HI stM unroaui sm nUOTVRT EMS UM Acctphnf carp far BafMad ft Basra* by fa*Jor muk I* Aho Kceptoif cart* to Rarad*. A. Mai. Bafraoi ft (Mia accaptef carp t* Raracfa. (Mia ft784 words
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Advertisement506 1983-01-31 15 pjg Franco Belgian Services i h b i>' b '.eh ict it'■ bit ;i<in .i r A", iVi r»: I.ir,e<~ ft.' r -,fc,. o' »Cf. COnSOI'HM C.M.C.R. SIN(,*P(X»t (N<)lllRlf S ???)744 C» S ??.'4041 luminal /?0001 Opt org Shipping Pte. Ltd. Port Kalang M'ool 2 P«(»l:ng Jay* **********03 P»n»ng *****506 words
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Advertisement50 1983-01-31 15 NOTICE "Vtalw® Muta" V«y: 2* •rived Rtfc imammrj, IKS. P»* PmJmr ffkuf GJN. Genera) Survey of cargo ex the ve vesB<l wUI be held on Thursday 3rd February 1983, from 9.00 am. to 100 p.m. No further survey will be held after this date. JumaSOT SONS (Pl®) LTD. 1W:- (lttll50 words
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Advertisement733 1983-01-31 16 Hapag-Lloyd 10 COMTWNI UK M|« Bit laky* hi Km Mara Frrttrt Eiprau Bremen Eiprni EXPORTS I "Also acceptinj tt»ns(npm*nt carp to» CARIBBEAN WEST INDIES ma Hamburg ll'l llll'i""' M IMlirmi Charter V<( Kaaani Pen Bttbao Genoa H bwr| B haven Rdam Antwerp I Eiprtu *25/2 Lo«( Oakland Seattle/ Beach Tacoma733 words
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Advertisement569 1983-01-31 16 m *SuN* M.S. LINE H*{ LO*H»4 n»1 CONVENTIONAL SOtWCf To/From BUSAN KM lim/iia M.TMR IKW/lMf sunn octM <o? STOW In tat 1719 Frt STOK 1115 FA FULLY CONTAIERtSED TO/FROM NORTH AMERICA WEST/EAST COASTS Kb iMte mul In* Jf«tH Ml LJudiCMn NTC SIMpM CMmi 0. MMSm K 19/1 20/1 30/1 l«/569 words
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Advertisement249 1983-01-31 16 EVERGREEN LINE FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE ACCEPTHG FCI 1 LCI CARGO FOR scr nu o w FUn M u« Era Lftic 11/2 11/2 VI VI VI »/l 11/3 Era Mpr 12/2 VI 11/1 12/1 11/1 IS/1 EralM« 2V2 2A/2 VI 17/1 11/1 21/1 22/1 2A/1 also accept* ia/ra afa/fa i&249 words
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Advertisement1292 1983-01-31 16 fmmwß, K Burma Five Star Shipping Corpn f A 5 "BURMESE NATIONAL LINE" f A LOADING FOR RANGOON S'pn PA** Nbmi I PA-MI 1/4 r* PMASMKCTAimiA 11/11 FA »/»F«b PAGAN 2V21 Eab ?f PA-MI 1/4 M» R B F SS C Agents m Moloyvo BOUSTEAD SHIPPING f TEL NOS KL1,292 words
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Advertisement865 1983-01-31 17 PIL GROUP FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO COLOMBO. HOOEIOAH. JEOOAH 1 AQABA (Reefer Cntrs Acceptable] VOY. I S PORE f COLOMBO HOOEIDAH JEOOAH AQABA I COLOMBO I S PORE KOTA SAHABAT 33W/34E 29-4/2 MO/2 17-10/2 20-21/2 23-24/2 »-7/3 12-13/3 KOTA SAHABAT 35W/3SE 12-13/3 10-19/3 26-27/3 29-30/3 1-2/4 12-13/4 10-19/4 EAST AFRICA/REOSEA865 words
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Advertisement812 1983-01-31 17 BEN LINE CONTAINERS 10 MOW Ce^iilty EXPRESS CONTAfO SOtWCE TO/FKOM EUROPE HBURG BMAVIN ROAM HAVRt SO lON Sport P Mar* W Germany' Aaitria Antwerp Franca Al UK 4/2 vi h/i */i n/t a/i mi IV2 U/2 8/1 VI 8/1 U/J 4/1 IV2 11/2 12/1 14/J 11/J 17/J 21/2 21/2 18/1812 words
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Advertisement671 1983-01-31 17 I if' ft r r y ji, K K 6 i t ?j f V I f I ■J d J6. Scan Dutch V WEEKLY EXPRESS CONTAINER to med/uk/nc/scan SERVICE S«M M6ONSM UMUNK S SIM 2/2 4/2 mm 1/2 I WINK fMX 9/2 11/? ANSON 10/7 lUMUNNC JMSON I//2 11/?671 words
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Advertisement591 1983-01-31 17 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BANK LINE EXPRESS INDEPENDENT SERVICE TO UK/CONT IVYBANK CLYDEBANK FORTHBANK SPORE 3 Apr 24 Apr 14 May R'DAM HULL HMBG 29 Apr 1 May 5 May 20 May 22 May 26 Moy 9 Jun 11 Jun 15 Jun Lykes/ < Lines U.S. GULF DIRECT SERVICE from Noli591 words
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Advertisement1356 1983-01-31 18 ,iu \*V'K"line KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE NEW YORK/E. CANADA CALIFORNIA fEIDO *ESSEI STOUE MOTIO KSSEI i BRIDGE Vl4 In PT lAPAN AMBROSE V5B M EMERALD V2I 7 Feb KURO6E MARU V 67 HUG CNTR V33E 1? Fed KURO6E MARU V 67 TOKYO ITYOBK SVKAH ST KM FEEIO1,356 words
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Advertisement472 1983-01-31 18 CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAINER/REEFER SERVICE im*i tm ios waits mi mwasco unu iacom imcowi ic fa/Fa '-«in i vnr i uT" AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE DHHT ji *f V caw ?4f« »/2»F* io «C ills !z*s :^!^/./JVT w cou2,S 10 13 NEW ZEALAND SERVICE ln *l ■*■«>» IrtVttan472 words
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Advertisement631 1983-01-31 18 KORINS MARITIME SERVICES "S T RPD SF A PERSIAN G'JLF ME OITE RRANE AN SERVICES aovfwc n».2 BOTAHGNa 3. .10 Fab Bandar Abbas/Bandar Khaawra .11 Fab Mdah/Mtian*M/B'|txji/rt Said Mar Atoiandfo/Bangtad/fi. SaM A\ ASIA MERCHANT MARIN'I SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICE USA SERVICE PAOFIC/ATLAIITIC/GULF PORTS S pore Pontiaoak loading tor •MO 11 Fa* I631 words
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Advertisement487 1983-01-31 18 INTRASEA (PTK) LTD. fyuilf* International RcJ S»ngapo f e 0207 Tei 2<?46M1 <10 Lines* NQmAStALtM* BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK Spare I KalanfLaadhl tar Sffifinf"'" o£T! K/nmm m ¥•**4 l Leata* it MU KinUh ALP AC LINE SSJT" S pore p KMang tar iHcmtm 11 M MM < MMn Vessel loading487 words
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Advertisement471 1983-01-31 19 spa FAR EAST/EUROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE a TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): MERCATOR 29N... K JACEJM 18W K CHANCE UN T NBMNE 14N. C DOS 33N 0 CHEF 33N "ifmOf o' !Hf ACf Consortu Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia K JACEJtI S pore Closing Times: FCL Cargo LCL Cargo FROM EUROPE471 words
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Advertisement383 1983-01-31 19 ntunu-H dmrriNti Korean Flag Vessels r SEMI CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO BANGKOK KEELUNG BUSAN INCHON > 7 Ommv/JIUI iitaM/aw SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO CHITTAGONG. CHALNA. CALCUTTA Spore NEPTUNE AGENCIES Plf tID let ???411l ??M?66 Mju,sh Tunis S*lu Sdn Bh<l Kl let 41 *390 414?44 PK lei 3H9SM PfN Trl *****b383 words
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Advertisement823 1983-01-31 19 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SilSO*' EMLDMG 55. Martet Street Sinfapore 0104 Telephone Numbers *****3 (15 Lines) Cable Address SWSOV S*GAPO*E Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** «a mt knmc M/S SHMKM NAM SOON SON M IST ANO 2HO fLOOfi MESSftS HM THONG SfHc D NO823 words
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Advertisement124 1983-01-31 19 m SOON KIAT SHIPPING PTE LTD IMS t IKK IWi fir SMn Nmoc. 3 9kMm **1 Sim* OlOi T**m* zmm (5 IMS) l Z2O2V3J Ttta «SXI» SMH» RECULM —CP 10 EAST MALAYS* ft* no oonwnoN NraMMNni 17/2 19/2 BMfe/Mri/K BM 17/2 U/2 MMra/ÜbMR/Ma M* fe* 1/2 M*/lfei/KHltf Nhi LMI 17/2124 words
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Advertisement566 1983-01-31 20 Kc<|i4Nial Container Lines ~j] 2 Sailings Weekly Reliable Regular Punctual Berthing PSA 1500 Hrs Tuesday Saturday SINGAPORE ISLANDS LINE MIDDLE EAST REGULAR LINER DSR-LINES^£^L EXPRESS SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICE fl Empt: P Klang S pore Pertang ITdam H'burf A mrp Host SCHWER* Sailed lnPt/2 Feb Sailed 21 Feb 28 Feb 25 Feb566 words
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Advertisement286 1983-01-31 21 jllj r FREIGHT MANAGEMENT PTE LTDj REGULAR CONVENTIONAL CONTAMER SERVICES Fa AND LCL TO ALL PORTS M: AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND, UK/EUROPE, USA. CANADA, HONGKONG, TAIWAN, MBOLE EAST OTHER PORTS/DESTMATIONS ON REQUEST "For Bookings Enquiries Please Contact: SMGAPOtt MALAYSIA Suit Mls. Minute* feu Stilt 304. 3rd Fl. Mure Towtn taw M286 words
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Advertisement411 1983-01-31 21 M SOON SENG GROUP Regular Service To East M'sia Vessel FONG StAHG Voy 101/13 FONG SOON Voy 201/13 loadtng for: K.K/Tawau/l. Datu KK/Tawau/Sandakan KUAt A lUMPUR POftT KfIANG jent PfNANG SOON SfNG SHIPPING SON BHD ?3 lalan Mfla»u Tel 03 98?4?? ff(*i MA 1066! Cablf SOON 89 lalan Watson Ifl411 words
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Advertisement118 1983-01-31 21 JMSPWGO SHIPPING COMPANY (PTE.) LTD. HONG KONG ISLANDS LINE (lustnlisa SVC J VESSEL Sr MOTHER VSI WOT STO KL MX BR) Cjrrwr 4 12/2 Itm Ckw 131 11/3 11/3 25/3 11/3 Lamm 9 2S/2 Nad Wand 132 27/3 3/4 10/4 3/4 TEL: *****77/88 Tx: ***** Eurofro 20th Floor Ocean Building,118 words
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Advertisement529 1983-01-31 22 K.I. n ALlrn AN I An SHIPPING CO. LTD. lAIAN lAHAH ABANG I 123/175 lAAMIA m 3;«1W *****0 34<TO •sAams KALIMANTAN SHIPPING PTE. LTD. 1205. INT'L PLAZA (S pore 0207) Tel *****64 (5 lutes) BINTULU CONTRACTORS SDN. BERHAD )l P titling in Rn.nl fueling, Sara auk Tel S//6< Mei MA529 words
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Advertisement715 1983-01-31 22 FORTUNA CONSOtIOAIION SERVICES PIE LTD 06 13 14 MAX Mil I HOUSf If I ??!6944 <S |,ne TEKX R*****4 fOTUNA eta ra/ia to ocstmatiom 17/2 AUSTRALIA BRIS SYO, MEL, ADE, FREM 1/2 UK/EUROPE ALL BASE PORTS t INLAND DESTINATIONS 7/2 ARABIAN GULF DUBAI, KUWAIT, DAMMAM DOHA. BAHRAIN. A'DHABI, MtNA OA715 words
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Advertisement489 1983-01-31 22 HEAP SENG TRADING I SHIPPING PTE. LTD. 1201, 12th floor, Golden Miia Towor, Booth Rood, Sinoopora 0719. Jt»: *****44 Th *****02 HEAPCO SMGAPORE TO NEST MALAYSIA SERVICE Vay ETA ETD TIIIUMH LANKA 2/11 hPart 5/2 P. KELANC/PENANG SMGAPORE TO PHUKET SERVICE eta no d«mm LMTW6 4/13 2/2 3/2 mm FULL-CONTAffCR489 words
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Miscellaneous170 1983-01-31 22 \2ON w Regional Weather WKmKSm m A 1 ft A N 4 r > Vj 0 *s >2 e» <** > I 12 y< -v fc II c WilH Wind direction with speed in knots Wave height SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. LEGEND: R Thunderstorm170 words
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