The Business Times, 29 July 1983

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    10 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 67/1/83 FRIDAY, JULY IKS 60 CENTS
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    Noise control draft code for building sector stringent
    459 1  -  By AGNES WEE TWO British experts on noise control have indicated that many of the requirements spelt out in a draft code on noise control being prepared for the construction industry are stringent and, at times, impractical. The draft code of practice,
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    Share prices make strong recovery
    361 1  -  By CHRIS LIM IN A sharp rebound yesterday, local stock prices recovered more than half of what they lost during the previous three days of decline. The Business Times Composite Index shot up 15.71 points to 904.15 and the Straits Times Industrial Index Jumped 17.42
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    Lock icon American computer industry seeks help
    128 1 UPI THE fcilining U8 ktne compiler Industry has tuned to Congress for help In stemming the flow el lake cempatore and video games Into the U8 from Tsiwaa and other Par East eoantrtea. "If« pare and dmpie theft," said Albert Beunetol ef Apple Compntor when
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    Lock icon Japan may make large concession in trade talks
    354 1 AP JAPAN is considering making "a large concession" in US-Japan trade talks that will be resumed in Tokyo in September in response to American demands for Japanese liberalisation of imports of beef and oranges. Japan's Kyodo News Service, quoting governmd sources, said
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    Lock icon Hongkong's deficit narrows
    181 1 Reuter HONGKONG'S trade deficit narrowed to HKH.I7 billion last month from $1.67 billion in May and $1.31 billion in June last year. This brought the shortfall in second quarter 1983 to $4.58 billion compared with $4.19 billion (or April-June last year, and in the first six months
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  • BRIEFLY...
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      New HDB chairman
      93 1 THE Minister for National Development has appointed Mr Hsuan Owyang as chairman of the Housing and Development Board for a period of three years from Aug 1. Mr Owyang succeeds Mr Michael Fam who has relinquished his appointment as chairman of the board to assume the chairmanship
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      Lock icon Volcker reconfirmed
      57 1 Reuter THE US Senate has reconfirmed Mr Paul Volcker for a second four-year term as chairman of the Federal Reserve Board. The vote was 84 to 16. During debate, Mr Volcker was supported by Senate Banking Committee chairman Jake Gam who said his critics wanted to make him
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      Lock icon HK site sold
      50 1 Reuter THE Hongkong government said its lands department sold a site in Tuen Muen New Town, in the New Territories, for HK51,476.97 a square metre. The site, measuring about 8,531 sq metres and for private residential use, was sold to Glory land Ltd for $12.6 million. Reuter
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      Lock icon Jalil information
      103 1 Bernama HONGKONG police have received information from the public regarding the murder of Bank Bumiputra official Jalil Ibrahim whose strangled body was found in the New Territories on July 19, a spokesman said in Hongkong yesterday. However, he declined to reveal whether such information would give them any
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      Record NZ deficit
      99 1 THE New Zealand government has announced a record budget deficit after telling banks to cut interest rates, a move that will enable it to compete with them for cheaper funds needed to cover the shortfall. The budget was announced shortly after the state-owned Bank of New Zealand,
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      Jakarta oil move
      66 1 THE Indonesian government has decided to take over a number of oilfields in south Sumatra operated by the American oil company, Stanvac Indonesia, under 20-year contracts which expired this year, Oil Minister Subroto said. The announcement, carried by the official news agency Antara, said Stanvac would remain
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      Impact of violence
      43 1 COMMUNAL bloodshed which engulfed Sri Lanka this week has caused destruction worth tens of millions of dollars and set back the island's attempts to attract foreign investment, Mr SS Jayawickrama, Secretary of the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce, said in Colombo.
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    Lock icon Approval of UN consumer code postponed
    316 1 AP THE US ui ether Western cniMm have itilM approval of a I ntted Nations ——i rode that eaald lead to the baaalag af ihm well-kiewi predict! to IMri World m—Mm, Westera diplomatic mmmm au la Geaeva, Bwttserlaad. The —wa claimed the draft cade's
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    Singapore's foreign reserves rise by 17.5pc to $18.5 billion
    477 1  -  By SOH TIANG KENG SINGAPORE'S foreign reserves its stock of gold and foreign currencies have increased to $18.5 billion in March, according to latest government figures. This represents a 17.5 per cent jump from March 1962 and is higher than the
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      299 1 IiTiTS? WRITE TO US! ..then write for us BUSINESS TIMES is growing fast and we now need extra staff bright, energetic people who can write well in English. A business background is not necessary, nor is a detailed C.V. at this stage. If you want to join a lively team
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      98 1 Reduction/Enlargement PPC ;@?@?$"'})"{+==|-%[@]&!;\=<~@<! very tender, very rare There was a lime when there were no machines and man was the supreme artisan. His hands the tools of ingenuity Testoni perpetuate the an of such craftsmanship. Each piece of leather hand-cured and metamorphosed into a col lection of exquisite shoes, belts,
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon US Treasury to borrow US$48bn
      545 2 Reuter US TREASURY Under secretary Beryl Sprinkel said the department will need to borrow US$4B billion in the current quarter and between $00 billion and $65 billion in the succeeding three-month period. The estimated borrowing needs for the July to September quarter compares with $55
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      Lock icon Good sign for Mexico
      129 2 Reuter THE BANK of Mexico drew down only half of a US$l.7 billion tranche of a loan extended to it by international banks when the tranche became available last week, finance ministry sources said. The money is part of a $5 billion loan by 513 banks
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      Lock icon Federal Reserve may drain reserves internally
      401 2 Reuter CREDIT market analysts are divided on their forecasts for the Federal Reserve's open market action in the statement week which began yesterday. Some analysts believe it will add reserves to the banking system and others see a need to drain. But those forecasting
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      Lock icon Agreement reached on tax repeal
      210 2 Reuter A HOUBE-SENATE conference committee kai cleared far final Congressional action legislation to repeal the II per eent withholding tax oa Interest and dividend lacome, a spokesman for the Hoaae Ways aid Means Committee said. Treaavy Secretary Donaid Regaa oa Tnesday extended the effective date
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      Lock icon VOLCKER CONFIRMED
      94 2 Reuter THE US Beaate has averwfceimiagly caafirmed Paal Vsleker's nrmtaattss |i head America's central baak far s aether faar years. IV veto was 84-16. Becaase st the Impact ef his policies sa the U8 eeeaemy, Mr Vaieker has bees called the mast pawerfal tnaa la the U8 behind
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      Swift to send messages on documentary credits
      277 2 THE Swift system of international telecommunications will, in the near future, be able to send messages related to documentary credits and collection. Swift is the acronym for the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunications. It enables banks in different parts of the world
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      Lock icon Need for Brazil-IMF accord
      163 2 Reuter COMMERCIAL banks could release their frozen US$54O million loan to Brazil once the country completes its new agreement with the IMF management, but before the IMF board formally approves, banking sources said. This second part of a new loan pledged by banks technically is linked
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    • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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        PLR
        22 2 THE average rale ai which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 9.04 per cent.
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        ASIAN $
        179 2 ASIAN ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on July 28: U8 Offer Bid 7 days 9\ 9* 1 month B13/18 911/16 2 months 10 9H 3 months 10* 10 6 months 10H 10H 9 months 1011/*****/16 12 months 10* 10H Da*. 8«in. i uuji. n_: v 1 month
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        Discount
        44 2 a 1 nI by discount houses on July X: Overnight: Call deposits 2 3 ClMtaf BaTiar 3-month Treasury bills 29/16 27/16 3-month Bank bills 7 15/16 7 13/15 3 months CD 7V> 7* 6 months CD 79/16 7 7/16 Source: National Discount Co
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        Hongkong
        138 2 THE US dollar yesterday eased from the day's highs other major currencies in moderately active late trading. It retreated to 2.6265/75 marks after touching a 714 year high of 2.6315/25 in mid morning, but was still above New York's close of 2.6205/15. The US unit was boosted initially by
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        London
        60 2 Opening quotes yesterday US 1 5248/58 Can ***** 8815 Cross 1.2334/37 DMk- 4.0075 0110 D F1 4.47» 4835 S FY 3.2255/90 B FY con 80.11/23 F FY 12 0390 0530 Lit 2372 GO/2374.80 Yen 367 00/50 D Kr 14.4100 4220 N Kr 11.2415 2520 S Kr 11 7980 8090
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        Singapore market
        469 2 THE US dollar yesterday weakened from the day's highs against major currencies in thin, late trading. Against the Singapore dollar, the US unit opened at 552.1295/1305, then rose to a high of $2.1330/40 in midmorning before easing slightly in late afternoon trading to close at $2.1320/ 30. This
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        GOLD
        350 2 GOLD FUTURES in Singapore yesterday fluctuated narrowly throughout the session in quiet trading before closing slight!) higher than New York's level. Total sales for the day was recorded at 61 lots while kerb volume at 359 lots. Prompt closed slightly firmer at U*****.50 427.00 an ounce compared with 3424.50/425.50
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        Silver quotes
        43 2 Wed TM* New York 12 26B 12 42B 12 33S 12 49S Zurich 12 44B 12 37B 12.51S 12 44S Tkin Wed Singapore 12 28B 12.35B 12 38S 1245S Closing prices in US dollars a troy ounce Source: Credit Suisse, S'pore.
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        Tokyo
        73 2 THE DOLLAR yesterday eased from a 7'/i-year high of 2.6320 marks traded to close at 2.6285 95 marks in active, nervous trading against the 2.6205 15 finish in New York. The dollar's strength was a reaction to the large US Treasury refunding plan announced on Wednesday and to expectations
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      Lock icon Waiver by IMF may give Chile US$126m
      210 2 Reuter THE INTERNATIONAL Monetary Fund has approved a waiver on certain loan criteria to financially troubled Chile that will open up the country to a fresh infusion of new funds, monetary sources said. The sources declined to say what modifications were approved in
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      96 2 JUST OPENED It s only small but for the wine aficionado, it's luscious. Go to the Hyatt Regency Hotel Take the stairs left of the foyer to the mezzanine floor. Ease past Nutmegs. Stop. Gaze. Look, no plonk. But plenty of petits chateaux. And the odd big one. And Burgundies,
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  • TRADE AND INDUSTRY
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      Lock icon Trengganu has potential for industrialists
      312 3 Bernama SINGAPORE Industrialists can participate effectively in the development of Trengganu, especially in Innvy and petroleum-relat-«d industries. The leader of the visiting delegation for the Singapore branch of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (CPA), Dr Yeo Ming Hong, said they had +e experience to undertake petroleum,
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      Lock icon PUB to sign inter connection agreement with Malaysia
      250 3 Bernama MALAYBIA aad Wagapare will sign a power latereaa■eed— agreement at the mi at next month, Malaysian Natl—al Electricity Board (NEB) geaeral manager Taa Sri Aba Zarim Omar saM yesterday. He saU the tttmegavott amps (MVA) hrtnrf—mm ttoa woaM be wkdm l
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      JTC develops a $4.6m motor repair centre
      514 3  -  By LOH HUI YIN THE Jurong Town Corporation (JTC) is developing a $4.6 million motor repair centre at the Junction of Kranji Road and Kranji Loop. The centre, spread over 1.8 hectares, is the first such site developed by JTC for repairing heavy
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      Factors behind industrial progress
      256 3 THE progress of an industrial economy is dependent on higher technology and entrepreneurship. Addressing graduating students of the Singapore Polytechnic yesterday, managing director of Neptune Orient Lines Lua Cheng Eng said: "Higher technology alone would not suffice to put Singapore in the big league of industrialised
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      Seminar for computer professionals
      146 3 THE second Data Processing Managers' Association seminar to be held on Aug 3 and 4 at the Mandarin Hotel will focus on automation in the computerisation process. The seminar hopes to provide a forum for senior DP professionals and decision makers to identify trends and new
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      MEMO PAD
      674 3 SEMINARS AND COURSES Aug 1-2: Finance for Non-Financial Managers, York Hotel, Price Waterhouse Associates Aug 1-5: Preparing Training Material, Singapore Institute of Management, Singapore Institute of Management Aug 4-5: The Psychology of Winning, Singapore Institute of Management, Singapore Institute of Management Aug 10-12: Professional Selling Skills n Xerox
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      429 3 Small Businesses 2222 MALL businesses neglected in the search (or high technology investment for Singapore? How many small businessmen understand computers? What is the management style of the small firms? What are the problems when small firms rely on jobs handed out by larger companies and government bodies? These and
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      120 3 Its Le Roster's house wine why not yours? P^RatriaichefiomEscoffier. Le Rosier's house wine, in keeping with the artistry of la cuisine franqaise, had to be Pere Patriarche. From Escoffier, the Singapore wine merchant synonymous with quality and value. The full-bodied PSre Patriarche red and white wines are the ideal accompaniment
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      227 4 SPECIAL ISSUE I y k T i m M W&t j urn* mm m im JJF* h t- *i!ofk%% v> v•:'^<:lp^ IPPfI Wk •>< '.<:■ W, < u V: f V >V J r y Mmm RSi^ NNHnmE* **aE > ir. BKl**- The issue is Japan. e second time in
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      LONDON MARKETS
      1056 5 COFFEE: Robusta coffee futures at midday yesterday were between £8 above and £7 below Wednesday's close in traded positions. The market ended at the top of yesterday morning's narrow range on light buying at the final morning call. Volume was thin, comprising mainly small orders from local floor
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      PALM OIL
      141 5 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday firmed on strong buying support in moderate trading, aided by uncertainty over the weather pattern. In July, central rose Ms2s to MJ9OS a tonne and south Ms 22 to MJ9IO while in Aug, south and central firmed Ms2s each to M
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      SOYBEAN
      201 5 SOYBEAN futures in Chicago on Wednesday closed 6V4 to two US-cents a bushel higher, with prices ending on a relatively firm note. November traded in a 15-cent range. The Large Professional House turned buyer, although not in the quantities seen on Tuesday, with trade sentiment turning bullish, anticipating a
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      WHEAT
      110 5 WHEAT futures in Chicago on Wednesday closed I*4 to 2Vi US-cents a bushel lower in light trade. December ended near the bottom of a narrow 2Vi cent range. Prices were pressured from the outset by disappointing reports from importers of US wheat, traders said. Yugoslavia, due to tender for
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      RUBBER
      252 5 RUBBER PRICES in Singapore yesterday closed slightly higher with August One RSS buyers quoted at 245.50 cents per kilo, up 2.50 cents from Wednesday's close. Morning prices were marked up slightly on some late buying interest after an unchanged opening. Afternoon prices gained further ground on some trade buying
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      RAS PRICES
      354 5 R AS prices tn cenU per kilo yesterday: Noon (per kilo) Buyers Sellers Int. 1 R.S.S prompt fob 241.50 242.50N Int. 1 R.S.S August 243 50 244.00 lat. 1 R.S.S September 249 00 249.50 Int. 2 R.S.S 234.25 2X.25N UK/Coat 233 25 235.25N lat. 3 R.S.S 230 25
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      CLOSING PRICES
      31 5 Rubber: July 28 Singapore: August: 245.50 cents (up 2LAO cents) Malaysia: August* 267.50 cents (up 3.00 cents) Tin: M«30.53 per kilo (up 2.00 cents) 100 tonnes (up 5 tonnes)
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      SSR and SMR
      110 5 NOON SSI R and SMR pnctt y—Uriay BAB Auul kr ICvmu Mtkl (Forward Mtkl (ltOa pallet 1 Bayara Seller* Bayara ft iBti SSR 10 216 00 21BOON 217.S0 219. AON SSR 50 <l-toa pallet i nuo 214 50N 114.00 216 00N MKKLB Aafnt tor SMRCV llOpdlMI 290
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      Straits Tin
      88 5 THE STRAITS TIN price In Penang yesterday rose two cents to M 539.53 ft kilo, still within the ITA lower range of M52».15 &nd M$32.N. Dealers attribnted the rise to continned strong buying by the buffer stock manager who took most of the offerings. Total turnover was lM
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      Produce exchange
      159 5 CHINESE Prtdiee Exchange, Singapore, noon closing prices per IN kg yesterday. Ceesßit sll: Bulk fob <135.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob 1148.00 sellers, new drum fob $152.00 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $80 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $365.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper
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      TEXTILES
      142 5 YARN and cotton prices were quoted as follows in Hongkong yesterday. (In HK dollars, spot exgodown) Cottoa yarn: China Blue Phoenix 20s 2,560 32s 3,370, 40s 3,470 (per bale of 400 lbs). Paldstaa raw eottea: LSS 6.27, 4F 6.24, 289F 6.35; NT roller ginned 6.28 (per lb). CLOTH in
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      RICE
      317 5 SINGAPORE: Yesterday's closing prices in SJ per kilo, ex-godown: THAI WHITE: 100 per cent first class (Kangaroo) new crop 1.04, 100 per cent second class 0.76, 100 per cent third class 0.73, 25 per cent new crop 0.58, B-10 per cent no stock. THAI BROKEN: A-super O.flO, Special 0.54.
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      625 5 Since the Egyptians built the first sundial in 1400 8.C., man has been obsessed with time and how to record it. Every epoch has produced men who, by jA their extraordinary achievethe frontiers And it is this same momentum, this constant searching for perfection, that has enabled Patek Philippe to
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Chicago bank and 21 people in drug ring charge
      213 6 Reuter A CHICAGO baak, oae of its farmer executive», and tt other people have bees charged la connection with a US-wide maltl-mllllea dollar cocaine Hag. Government proseeatar Daa Webb Mid oa Wedaesday that the Nhtloaal RepabUe Baak of Chicago was charged
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      Lock icon Profits at Ford soar by 165pc
      293 6 Reuter FORD, the second largest United States car maker, said on Wednesday its earnings in the second quarter of 1983 soared by 165 per cent to a record level. It reported profits of U*****.2 million on higher sales of $11.73 trillion a record second
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      Lock icon Two former Drysdale officials accused of stealing US$290m
      397 6 AP THE two principals of the now-defunct Drysdale Government Securities Corporation, the firm whose collapse shook the US bond market last spring, were accused on Wednesday of stealing US$29O million from two banks in transactions based on their misrepresentation of the firm
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      Britain's coal board reports heavy losses
      176 6 BRITAIN'S National Coal Board, reporting a £110 million (***** million) loss for 1982-83, has said that uneconomic pits must close. Its annual report said "this burden" would be tackled with determination, an approach which could mean conflict with the 200,000-strong National Union of Mineworkers
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      Lock icon Chinese loan to US firm being discussed
      198 6 Reuter THE Bank of China is discussing a loan to the US Occidental Petroleum Corporation, which is planning to build an open-cast coal mine in the northern province of Shanzi, a official said on Wednesday. Ding Ning, general manager of the coordination and
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      Lock icon First step to pullout
      216 6 Reuter ISRAELI foreign minister Yitzhak Shamir said oo Wednesday his government saw a planned redeployment of its troops to more secure positions in Lebanon as the first phase of a full withdrawal. Mr Shamir's comments to reporters in Washington after more than 12 hours of state
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      817 6 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Tine From PAA PA5 0015 JFKSFOHKG TMA TL351 0600 BEY/BOM SLA SQ43 0750 DHA MAS MH601 0820 KUL CAL CIOLO 0655 JED/DHA MAS MH671 0905 KUL MAS MH811 0910 PEN SLA SQ103 0945 KUL RBA BI421 1000 BWN MAS MH603 1020 KUL
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      Lock icon Burned in attack
      103 7 UPI pictures THE pictare it left ikiwi the TarUsh embassy la Llibti, Pertagal, la Oames after aa attack by Pertagaeee eemmaades sa six gsamea sa Wedaeeday. Darlag the attack, a maa was weaadea aad baraed (tap pictare). He was carried eat by a pstleemaa. Five gaamea Paris
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Lock icon STILL SILENT
        574 7 Agencies SOVIET and United States negotiators held a second day of talks in Vienna on Wednesday on a new grain agreement without Indicating the possible outcome. The talks, held in tight secrecy at the Soviet trade mission, were the third round of negotiations to renew their present longterm
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      Lock icon Japanese economy on the way to recovery
      422 7 UPI AFTER a three-year downhill skid, the Japanese economy has "bottomed out" and is picking up steam as result of growing exports, government economists said on Wednesday. The long-anticipated recovery projected by the Economic Planning Agency is reinforcing fears that, contrary to government
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      Lock icon Unions agree to discuss curbs on their power
      178 7 Reuter BRITISH trade unions have decided to drop their yearlong refusal to talk to the Conservative government about proposed legislation curbing their powers. The general council of the Trades Union Congress (TUC), representing some U million workers, agreed to seek a meeting
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      Lock icon Saudi oil output drops to 4m bpd
      434 7 Opecna SAUDI Arabia's oil production in the first half of this year dropped to about four million barrels per day because of the slump in demand for Opec crude and is unlikely to rise much above this level until the second half of
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      Lock icon US carries out full study on Unesco policies
      266 7 Reuter THE United States is carrying out a full study into the policies of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (Unesco), a body it has sharply criticised in the past, US sources said. A spokesman for the US delegation to
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      254 7 Fixed Deposits For rates on Ssloo,ooo and over, call *****15 f Rates effective July 27, subject to change without notice. All deposits are renewed automatically upon maturity, covering both principal and interest, for same tenor, at the interest rates prevailing at the time of renewal. Your money earns interest all
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      1165 7 CS CREDIT SUISSE BALANCE SHEET as of 31 December 1962 Assets PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT 1982 Income 3 373 056 352.85 3 010 418 Due from banks sight time of wheh with mat Interest received less interest paid up to 90 days Due from banks, total Bills discounted and money
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    An unhealthy practice
    546 8 BASICALLY, man's physical constitution is similar wherever he may be living. Taking a poisonous dose of drugs will kill a man, whether he lives in America, Europe, South-east Asia, or the North Pole. There certainly are differences in taste which vary widely among the peoples of the
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    The family behind Tat Hong's success
    1819 8  -  Mr Ng Chwee Cheng, chairman of the Tat Hong group, speaks to KOH TSE YING about how his business has grown into a $60 million venture in just 13 years. KOH TSE YING IT IS said that curiosity kills the cat but in the
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    Lock icon Reducing the death toll on Australian roads
    247 8 Reuter A CRACKDOWN ea Making aad driving la Australia has dramatically redseed the death toil, hat draahea pudialilsas are still a meaaee. Rsad deaths have stamped by 2ft slaee psttee laaaehed a hilts agalast draahea drivers rix msaths ago la New Ssath Wales,
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    Lock icon Major restructuring at ICI
    867 8  -  Imperial Chemical Industries, one of Britain's largest companies, has been pruning its ranks in recent years. It has cut jobs at every level, tightened operations and taken steps that have changed the company dramatically. BARNABY FEDER reports. BARNABY FEDER NYT IN ONE of those can-you-top-this industrial
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      733 8 SINGAPORE 5 3 00 PM Opening Mowed by A House is Not a Home (Mandarin/r) 4.35 Sports Spectacular: Basketball stars compete for the Pizza Hut Award and in Canada, teams vie for the Ice Hockey Championships. 5.00 The Rainbow Patch The Value of Setting Goats: Dipper wants to be a
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    1384 9  -  By WENDY COOPER NYT WITHIN minutes of his arrival at an employee picnic on Long Island, Charles E Bryan was besieged with questions like "How are we doing financially, Charlie?" "Are we really going broke?" As members of the International Association of Machinists (LAM) employed at
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    432 9  -  By JIM ABRAMS AP TOKYO'S austere Martial Arts Hall provided a fitting atmosphere earlier this month when 10,000 farmers, decked out in headbands and sashes, met for their annual crusade against imports and for greater price supports Japan's farmers, among the world's least efficient
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      643 9 IN-ONE CROSSWORD ■jjlBBBBaBBB mum ana a i i jiii JIIII aaaaaa a a i CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 4 The smart thing to grow 7 It's a new coat, so don't touch! (3,5) 8 Letters mailed away (6) 10 Bad character in association with drink (5) 13 A puce Jumper (4)
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      233 10 Where to wine, dine and entertain B with the American Express Card MH. y° u don already have the Card, call *****33 for an application form" r L 1 v 230p Nonya Food. lhe Luoa ,K ea,thi 9 sirr.^ Lunn COFFEE HOUSE 2nd Floor <g^flss3s» B* f2 a July 29
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      160 10 mien IIOOQ Kesi irn HP il la o X 'V C V I 1 at its At Garden Seafood Restaurant, you can find Singapore style seafood at its best. The live prawns, fish, lobsters and crabs are freshly caught and cooked to perfection. Choose your dish from our wide menu.
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      242 10 Q 3 P We re blasting off tonight and every night at Para Wave Discotheque Take off to the stars groove to the pulsating rhythms spun by the dynamic music makers. Solosa Sound Services Business Hours A First Drink Charge WmkOays Sundays 9pm 2*n. $1700 FntHy*. Saturday* 4 Ev»of Puttie
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      244 10 for stocks,bonds and healthy figures. fjarfkuftgtur SH v Today's businessman can talk slocks and bonds and still keep healthy figures. The answer? Eating at the Harbour Grill. jp A great place to be. Be in vogue Lll )l'cllY Very exclusive. Very different. Very private. It's disco and more. •«r IJF
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      200 10 2 rr a *v Ic_ Our newly extended Coffee Garden is now better than ever. Whether you have an appetite for local or continental food, you 11 find our staff friendly and efficient, our food appealing and delicious. Try our famous claypot specialities, Hainanese chicken rice and other dishes. For
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Tokyo at record high
      484 11 SIGNS OF a solid Japanese economic recovery prompted a wave of buying that pushed share prices to record levels for the second successive day. The market average rose a provisional 49.70 to end at a record closing high of >9,112.07 after briefly touching an all-time high
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      Paris
      194 11 JULY 27 Frt CORBEILLE Air-Liquid* 438 B 8 N Oenrals Danone 1875 C 8 r (ThomsonCsfl 148JO 10 28 -2-5 GROUP B Carre four 198 Financier* de L*Unkx> «J8 Lafarge 288 Moel-HeniMwy 1238 Oprt-Partba* IM Penarroya 5150 jgp 42 -07 unch -IS I 05 Cla Francalae Dei Petroles Credit
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      Brussels
      83 11 JULY n m Or Bni Lamb 2380 unch Hobo* 4890 ♦ao FORWARD MARKET P»tro Ryl Dutch 9000 ♦ISO M00 25 Acec MO *tt 8tdro IM Arbed 1240 44 Soc 0«n Be If 1880 SS Ajtur SJO 1S SI So fin* 4M6 Brmacmn 1510 Soivmy A V Mont 2886 56
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      Frankfurt
      81 11 jul* n Dm Hocchst ***** 41 Hooch S3.00 -0J Aea-Telcfunken 7340 1 Hortan 148-80 BASF ***** 4 1.4 Kamadt 381.00 b3W z 154.10 KJO U 0J Undc 384.00 401.00 414 unch Commerxbank 183.00 404 lianneamann *****B ContJ Oumml ***** -08 r~i < inaag 280MB Dalmler-Bcni 000.30 414 Rwc ST
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      Milan
      102 11 JULY 27 Lire Mediobanca as«o -aso Butofl 230 ♦an M llano Ajj Ord ***** -406 Bel Mondadorl Prtr -30 Central* Ord 1090 -60 M on led Hon ***** -0.5 Cond Acqua Roma 146 7M CMIrettl Ord 3140 -30 E rid an la Pirelli And C 3006 -6 m» Ord
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      TORONTO
      189 11 JULY 27 AblUbl Alcan Algoma Bank Mont Bulk Norm ScoU* Bell Tel BP Can Ltd 5 xiiizuK HUM! 4* 4H 4* 4* imp mi Into Int Pro* Pipe tat Uto taU Nickel Kerr Add Lobiaw B IMIMI 4* 4* 41 41* Brucan Cunp Red Lake Can Imp Bk Can
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      JOHANNESBURG
      282 11 JULY 27 Rand 4/. Trust Bk 240 10 Un Steel 125 iNmiBTBiii a Unlsec 520 5 Wool worth 1100R A Alpha Abercom AE And CI 900 275 825 485 unch >25 -15 MININGS AnalOS 2380 10 3100 25 AnflvaaJ ***** Barlows C O Smith 1270 2225 5 Bljryoors Buff
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      Bangkok
      139 11 SHARE prices yesterday closed mostly higher in quiet trading centred around popular stocks. The Book Gub Index rose 0.93 to 132.16 on a turnover of 58.8 million baht with more than 525,000 shares traded. JULY M Aokhto Thai Bants Aik Fibre 1 its m -1 Banl Of Ajrudh&T* Ltd
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      Manila
      119 11 SHARE prices yesterday closed mostly firmer on a turnover of 2.53 million pesos, down from 3.67 million on Wednesday. JULY B Pesos Aco)« Mining Anglo Phil Apex Mining A lifts Con B. 0-014 n -0-001 unch Btguto Oold Bulc Petroleum H 0 0022 o 0085 -***** Benguel Con B
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      Prices close easier
      423 11 HONGKONG THE stock market yesterday closed easier on liquidation, which initially affected second and third liners but later spread to erase early gains in leaders. Although the market showed some early resistance to the bearish impact of a weaker Hongkong dollar, this factor gained influence later in
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      Sydney slightly weaker
      354 11 AUSTRALIAN share markets yesterday closed slightly lower on persistent profittaking but the selling was again comfortably absorbed by sustained heavy overseas demand. The All-Ordinaries Index fell 2.5 to 675.9, due mainly to declines within the industrial sector. Turnover remained heavy, totalling $55.81 million nationally against {85.33 million
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      Market finishes sharply lower
      1311 11 NEW YORK WALL STREET stock prices on Wednesday closed sharply lower after the market reversed an upward trend and sent technology issues into a broad retreat. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which on Wednesday morning briefly exceeded its best closing level of 1248.30, ended off about
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      Amsterdam
      202 11 'wli <i ru ABN mtm +i Ahold 174.70 4 0.7 Akso 72J0 1.7 AMEV 125 JO 1J Amfu 90 80 0J Amrobnk 66 10 0J ZT" 27.70 -4L3 Unim 67 JO 1J Bonucer 192.00 •f 4 Bocka 46 00 1J Burtet 51J0 1J Ctltnd 96 JO 0.1 Cal* 282.00
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      198 11 JULY 27 Actions SuUaet Alusulaae Br. AlutuUw Dm. Brown Boverl Br CI be Oclo> Br Fr*ncs 283 783 270 1 3 3 1370 3060 25 5 CI be Oetjjr fC_ CH* Oelo Ret Credit Suisse Br Credit Suisse Rcf DektrovaU Br 0*oi-f* Fischer Br Olotous Pt Hero Br. 1050
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        MATSUSHITA Electric Industrial Co Ltd
        149 11 has re- vised upwards its consolidated net income in fiscal 1983 ending next Nov 20 to 167.70 billion yen from the earlier estimated 158 billion and compared with 157.12 billion a year earlier. Good sales of video tape recorders (VTRs) at home and abroad are
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        KAWASAKI Steel Corp
        101 11 plans to acquire full coOtrol of its 26 per cent-owned affiliate Kawatetsu Chemical Industry Co Ltd next April, subject to shareholder.approval. The main shareholder* in Kawatetsu Chemical ether than Kawasaki Steel a*e C Itoh and Co Ltd, Daischi Kangyo Bank Ltd and «wo other Kawasaki Steel affiliates,
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      207 11 J CHINESE RESTAURANT For the best in Cantonese Cuisine, come to us Hotel Malaysia MING ARCADE\ Court ORIENTAL GOURMET Orchard Hotel 'Ample Parting Facifcties" —Business Hours: 11.30 am 3.00pm 6.30pm 11.00pm 21 0700 Cuscaden Road, Ming Arcade, Singapore 1024. Tel: *****25, *****98 m 0 ji:if n A n The .Art
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      182 11 SUPERB OFFICE AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY TONG ENG APPROX 1800 SQ FT CARPETS/ PARTITIONS i INCLUDED BEST VALUEI TEL: *****37/*****78 SALES REPRESENTATIVE U.S.A. company established in 1904 seeks represeiC tative or distributor to sell first-class GOODYEAR ROOF COATINGS as well as other building and blacktop maintenance products for direct shipment to users
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    BUSINESS DONE ON THE SES AND THE KLSE
    3110 12 BID a# otter price* officially listed xnd tktitnrs* In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore ye*. ,m W T »lth the number of share* tradedrahown in bracket* in lots of 1.006 «aits unieec otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts •re
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    SHARE INFORMATION SERVICE
    3445 12 "ib83 HigJv; Low Company Last Sale orGr'» Div Div Cvr Gr*s Y'ld Net P/E Vol Day (•OOO) High Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 288 235 Acma 394 148 Alcom 287 148 Allied Choc 308K 154* B A T 22* 410 3S6 BaU l*r> 82* Ben 40* mn.
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    In Kuala Lumpur
    2484 12 BID and offer prion officially Hated and twtwai in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock hftaiip yesterday, with the number at shares traded shown la brackets tat lota of 1.000 unit* unleaa otherwtae speci fled INDUSTRIALS AJ.imHi O.JOB) Ataa (1128 3.145) (4) 3 10 (3) 3
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    BT Composite up 15.7 points
    807 12 THE laeal stoek market baaaeed kaek skarply yesterday after tkree eeasecatlve days d deellaes. T>e rlae was aekleved la spite ef weak aver seas laflaeaee, bat laeal beakers said the market was highly aversaid aad a teehaleal rebaaad was dae. The Bastaeas Times Cempsalte ladex
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    KL prices rise on wide front
    449 12 BULLS staged a surprise comeback on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday, taking prices higher across a wide front. Observers said that investors, who had expected the local market to respond negatively to the easier overnight conditions on Wall Street, were caught by the
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    Unit trusts
    188 12 Maaagerf p rices for Jmly 9 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST DIAMOND MOT iron C The Commerce 3 40 3.61 June July The Savings Fund 1.K 2.07 Diamond S pore Prog Fund 156 1 64 S'pore Fd (USt) 0.56 0.58 S pore Sec Fund 1J4 2.48 ss 1.15 1.25 S
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  • COMPANY NEWS
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      Lock icon US oil majors strike it rich with lower crude prices
      607 13 NYT MAJOR US oil companies are reaping the benefits of lower crude oil prices and higher margins on refined petroleum products. This was amply reflected in the latest second quarter results of oil majors like Exxon Corp, the Standard Oil
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      Lock icon American brokerage houses' earnings soar
      286 13 Reuter BROKERAGE hsases In the US reported dramatic seebneyed by a strong stock market aad re Ja vena ted band trading. Bat analysts, altheagb still bullish an same at the mi]tr brokerage staeks, said «he tndaatry Is eaHkeiy to match the strong Jane quarter resalta
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      Alfa-Pacif ic picks Federal Cables and Cold Storage
      672 13 ■arket Talk... LOCAL stock broking firm, Alfa-PadOc Securities, has recommended Geld Storage and PVMktai Cables for medium term investment. It said the shares, which were standing at 15.10 and $3.06, should be accumulated on weakness. On CaM Storage, it said its recommendation
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      48 13 BUKIT Bnwhe—g bWd Ueilei: Seventeenth AGM to be held at 65 Chulia Street, #19-00 (19th Storey), OCBC Centre, Singapore 0104 on July S at noon. MALAYSIAN Peedallls I»■*>■<: AGM to be held at 53/55 New Bridge Road, Singapore 0105 on "July 30 at 9 JO am.
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      LONDON STOCKS
      668 13 LONDON stock prices were not available yesterday. The following are Wednesday's prices. BUSBEB PHY9CALS LONDON, Wed Spot rubber daaad at MJ0/B.00 peace a kOa today, with at ».75/8175 aad October at SLS/tl.90. LONDON MET ALB (MHM (lak| m Wei*WW Mgtar «rade Sieadr 5.7». Caah: £*****0/1,117.119. DM Mate: ri
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      Selected Indices
      51 13 HJLHANG SENG ThuradV 1074.28 Wednesday 1000.66 Week AfO 1102.64 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Thursday «11 J) Wednesday 816.1 Week Ago 806.7 ALL ORDINARIES Thursday 67M Wednesday 67U Week Ago 671.5 FINANCIAL TIME8 INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 718.0 Tuesday 708J Week Ago 704.4 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 1230.47 Tuesday 1243.66 Week Ago
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      855 13 Lloyds Bank Pic :?TV Consolidated profit and loss account for the year ended 31st December, 1982 1982 £m 1981 £m Notes forming part of the profit and loss account and balance sheets shown herein are contained In the full Report and Accounts, copies of which can be obtained, on request,
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  • Chief Price Chances
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      SINGAPORE
      163 14 mses Indices Kuullu SO* no 70 T Harbour 550 66 July 17 July 28 C 8a* ars HMM M 1510 666 aao 60 55 BT Composite: 888.44 904.15 Pmgi Mai* +46 BT Indicator *****90 *****49 Jacks 1st Umn Hm 7» 840 46 ST Industrials: 925.07 9CL0 +30 ST Finance:
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      153 14 Rises Indices Karaunting 910 70 July 27 July 28 Tongkah 570 +60 Pe«i 284 +52 MBT Indicator: *****7* *****40 Johan 930 +50 NST Industrials 1327.29 1336.75 C Sugars 1650 +50 NST Finance: 2430.53 3450.25 Loytape Lion Corp 520 +40 NST Hotels: 653.96 645.79 680 +40 NST Properties: 1007.72
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      Selected indices
      51 14 H.K.HANG 8ENG Thursday— 1074.29 Wednesday 1060.85 Week Ago 1102.64 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Thursday 811.0 Wednesday 815.1 ffeek Ago 806.7 >J ALL ORDINARIES Thursday —875.9 Wednesday 87*3 Week Ago 871.5 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Wednesday. 719.0 Tuesday 708.9 Week Ago 704.4 DOW JONE8 AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 1230.47 Tuesday 1243.89 Week Ago
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      Dow Jones lower
      124 14 JJHE New York stock market opened lower yesterday after its failure to break through to new heights on Wednesday. Declines outpaced advances by nearly 2 to 1 in the early tally on the New York Stock Exchange. Technology issues, which led a broad selloff late on Wednesday,
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    Hotel group to buy office space in Parkway Tower
    490 14  -  HUM Companies Editor: Mano Sabnani By LIM SOON NEO A LISTED hotel and property group is negotiating to buy some 11,000 square metres of office space costing 150 million in People's Parkway Tower, a shopping and office complex developed by People's
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    Interim group pre-tax of $11.22m for SNPL
    200 14 SINGAPORE News A Publication Ltd (SNPL) baa turned in group pre-tax profits of 111-22 million on a turnover of |53.6 million for the six months to June 30,1383. SNPL, which is the new holding company for the Singapore Monitor Ltd, Nanyang Slang Pan
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    MPHB chairman steps down
    377 14 AFTER being at the helm of Multi-Purpose Holdings Bbd (MPHB) for more than six years. Tan Sri Lee Loy Seng has decided to Step down as its Ph*lrm*n He will be succeeded by Mr Tan Koon Swan, who will retain his post as chief executive (operations)
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    Jurong Brickworks listing application turned down
    300 14  -  By CHAN OI CHEE JUBONG Briekwarks' appßcstiee tar ft Hatlag Mi ikirei hu beei toned dm. A<m<hg to ma tafernied aaaree, the Stock Exekuge ef ihgipiw «1« a«t «p. pme the wpwy'i ftppdeftttoa keesue it m viewed m «Mt favearable". Juwg Briekwarks, the largest
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    Lock icon UK exchange to change its rules
    488 14 Reuter THE proposed changes in the London Stock Exchange rules announced this week will probably result in a contraction in the number of member firms but will not necessarily lead to increased foreign participation. Market sources said the changes, which were proposed by the
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    Lock icon More corporate titbits
    794 14 Taking Stock... By Hock Lock Siew FRABER ud Neave, the "old friend with new ideas" now in its 100 th year of operations, recently boasted the best financial results in its history. Soft drink operations, its core business, did well for the year to March 31,1963. The
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      183 14 •Lsedee stocks...Page IS Xerox Learning Systems SMALL GROUP INTERACTIVE SEMINARS AUGUST- DECEMBER 1963 SALES ft SERVICE Professional Selling Skills N Account Development Strategies Customer Satisfaction Skills Managing Time and Territory II MANAGEMENT ft SUPERVISORY Interpersonal Managing Skills Planning and Directing Performance Strategies for Successful Presentations Focused Selection Interviewing 4 COMMUNICATIONS
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      299 14 Hie SIM '83 Annual Management Lecture takes A NEW LOOK AT MANAGERIAL COMPETENCE" Date Wednesday. August 31,1983 Venue Singapore Conference Hall Time 5.30pm 6.00pm 6.00pm 7.30pm (lecture discussion) What are the measures of effective managerial performance? The SIM Annual Management Lecture takes a Jook at the dimensions of managerial competence
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      58 14 OUTLOOK for today: Fair in the morning, sHowers after mid-day. Report (w 24 knn prtor to 1M pm on July 28 it the air put: Maximum temperature 30.6 Associated humidity 74 Minimum temperature 26.1 Associated humidity 91 Hours erf sunshine 5.70 Rainfall in millimetres 2.0 Total rainfall for the month
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      Thai ministry to cut tax rate on hiring of ships
      295 15 THE Thai Communications Ministry has agreed to cut the tax rate imposed on the hiring of ships from 10 per cent to one per cent of the hiring fee so as to boost the profits of local shipping companies. However,
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      PIL orders two new ships from Japanese yard
      531 15  -  By JUNE LIM SINGAPORE's largest privately-owned shipping company, Pacific International Lines, has ordered two new multi-purpose ships from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries of Japan. The orders are for two 20,000 tonnes deadweight ships. They are scheduled for delivery in the first quarter of
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        Lock icon HK's cargo capacity
        104 15 Reuter HONGKONG'S public cargo handling area capacity will grow by 25 per cent by 1986, HK economic services secretary KY Yeung told the legislative council. He said the government plans to add an extra 1,000 metres to the 4,000 metres of quay frontage currently available by extending
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        Lock icon Box rates revision
        98 15 AFP THE India-Pakistan-Bangladesh Conference (IPBC) has revised box rates downward for carrying tea to Britain and continental ports to help tea shippers of the region, it was reported. DP Buch, chairman of the Calcutta Liners Conference, told Press Trust of India News Agency in the eastern Indian
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        Lock icon CAF changes
        33 15 Reuter THE lines serving the Australia to east India/ Bangladesh trade said they will lower their currency adjustment factor to 14.41 per cent from 17.11 per cent, effective Sept L Reuter
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        Lock icon Bunker surcharges
        117 15 Reuter MEMBER lines of four Japan/Korea Freight Conferences said they will reduce planned bunker surcharges. The rate of $12/ revenue tonne planned for August 1 will be set at $9, the planned $15/ revenue tonne for Sept 1 at $12 and the planned $18/ revenue tonne for Oct
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      INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
      771 15 Sfclpttmg Liae PV CM ttlppiag Liae PH* CM AC Toeplrr Afea Ahrenldel Uarr Ml tram Alpar AataraSfapg APCUw APL Aqua Lisa* Arabian Bulk Algealliw ASCL Aria Mil i hart AUm Linn Australian Coot Bait-Orient Baltic Orient Bangkok OoM Bank Line BBS Bra Liar Bra Asia Bra bulk
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      Lock icon ORIENT EXCHANGE
      1052 16 The above report isby the courtery of the Orient Exchange market Telephone number: *****7 or telex RS 2346. THE freight market in the Far East for all sectors generally remains quiet for the greater part of the week. For the coastal grain business, a vessel from Thailand Marine
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1794 16 MODERATE time-charter business on Wednesday featured an otherwise rather subdued freight market with Chinese charterers showing renewed interest, shipbrokers said. A 15,000 tonner was booked from Antwerp-Hamburg range to China at the fairly steady level of U553,500 daily while 13,050 daily was paid for a 12,000 tonner from
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      Lock icon Riverboat crew responsible for Soviet disaster
      490 16 NYT A SOVIET government inquiry commission has found that "gross violations by the motorship's command" were to blame for the accident on June 5 in which a passenger vessel struck a rail bridge crossing the Volga river at Ulyanovsk, killing at least 100 people.
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      Lock icon Call for scrapping of obsolete ships
      168 16 Reuter THE International Maritime Industries Forum (Imif) called on the Japanese shipping and shipbuilding industries to help promote scrapping of obsolete vessels so the world shipping industry can recover from recession, Japanese shipping officials said. An Imif delegation, which arrived in Tokyo on Tuesday
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      The Consortia
      194 17 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
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      Lock icon Freeports proposal accepted
      155 17 Reuter THE British government has accepted the recommendations of a working party that freeports should be permitted, with experimental locations to be determined by demand and economic viability, Minister of State to the treasury Barney Hayhoe said. The minister said in a written parliamentary answer that operators
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      Lock icon Shipping company
      60 17 Reuter THE Karachi-based PakLibya Holding Co has formed a shipping company, Union International Shipping Ltd, its spokesman said. The shipping company will build up slowly following its registration in Pakistan, chairman Syed Fazle Jaffer said. The PakLibya Holding Co was formed in 1978 with an authorised capital of
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      UK shipbuilder asks for more government aid
      374 17 STATE-OWNED British Shipbuilders reported that its losses increased more than eight-fold in the year ending March 31, and it urgently appealed for more government cash. "We want it immediately, we want it yesterday," the corporation's chairman, Sir Robert Atkinson, told a news conference.
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      Wah Kwong orders ships
      318 17 HONGKONG shipowner Wah Kwong has started ordering new ships again after slowing its shipbuilding programme during the recession. The company's revived activity is expected to benefit Far East shipyards. Wah Kwong has traditionnaly been a major buyer of tonnage from Japanese yards and has built up
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      Lock icon Heavy silting at Santa Fe port
      180 17 Reuter HEAVY silting in the access channel to the Parana river port of Santa Fe has reduced its depth by seven feet, preventing ships drawing over 16 feet from using the port, river pilots said. Shipping sources said this had effectively closed the port
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      5138 22 SCHEDPLE A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world b The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated I dates of arrival and departure from the
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      Container Schedules
      798 23 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Arrival Godowns FCL Ship Voy for LCL Movement Date/Time Operator Cargo Schedule Location China Winds 302 30.7.83 1500 Or Seawlnds TA3 0700-0900/1900-2000 A2/A2 E Pioneer *****E 30.7.83 1600 O Asia FSB 1400-1500/2100-2200 N5/N5 As Progress 316 30.7.83 1800
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      WHO ACTS FOR WHOM...
      1694 23 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A—B Mrtifc CwHlw Continent*] Feeders (S)/Cargo Freight (PK). AFEA African Shipping Afndet (S). *b»lfWMli Um Transgroup (S) iMwklil LJmt BerrW Kim Shpg (S). AIM C Tin pin Sea CoMortium (S)/ Marintex Enterprise (PK). AlpM Intraaea
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      SHIPS IN PORT
      414 24 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Equator IV 22 Thong Soon alongside 29.7.83/0700 Fair Rainbow 45 J Manners alongside 29.7.83/0600 Gold Leaf 44 Star Shpg alongside 29.7.83/2359 Koh Eun 46 Worldwide alongside 29.7.83/2300 Str Star 21 SSPL alongside 29.7.83/1100 Bawadi 8/9 PIL 29.7.83/0600
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      388 15 ill J'Ji'i iS I i'r 'iS LONDON Freights D/ffl ORIENT Exchange H CONSORTIA m SHIPPING Schedsle VHI/IX WHO Aeto fsr Wh*m IX CONTAINER Schedules IX SHIPS bi Psrt X REGIONAL Weather X I \RDIM W I U :OOCL OiyENT Ovekjcas CatUcutw LINE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE fO E UROPf VIA SUI
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      279 15 HSEALORDO r UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO SAG) .I'ltl :< k*Al A Uik EXPRESS MULTI-PURPOSE SERVICES Kuwait (24/8), Shuaiba (27/8). iubail (30/8), Dammam (1/9), Doha (4/9). Dubai (6/9), Abu Dhabi (7/9) FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE AL MMHYAH V.l AL WAJBA V.3 AIMANAXH H2 HAMMRABI V.l Mina Qaboos (12/8), Damman (14/8), Kuwait
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      784 15 The Straits Times DIRECTORY Companies' Activities. Key Personnel, Agencies Singapore (Buku Merah) u n*r MAERSK LINE wivurr-*. 13 15-15/1 10-10/1 20-20/1 21-22/1 25-20/1 30-30/1 UHi MBB 4-5/9 IBH A'. 'J TO: BELGIUM, HOLLAND, U.K., GERMANY, FRANCE, SCANDINAVIA, AUSTRIA k SWITZERLAND 4fj fit #ri 4/0 l«/ 0 2/10 10/10 30/10 5/0
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      327 16 '<mmm] FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE To Europe From Europe Ate Acceptor ftr 1) Barcelona Gmoi. 2) Amsterdam Antwerp. L Naere. Basic UK. 3) Bremen Bremeriiawn Aarlas. Copenftafen Hetsuiki 4) Malnw StocHWm Oslo •Acceptmj Europe cjr|o lor leedet «a S pore 'Also direct catfo lor Spore t Banftot PIS contact PtRMSC
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      371 16 r m Y.S. LINE yAmashita-shinnihon line CONTAINER SERVICES USA/CANADA 1 LA/U 11/S 14/1 L t Mm acceptrj LCI Carp. Rt/JX *77/J* *71/137 *31/131 i to Mm ft Abu Oh* IV» 77/1 7VI CONVENTIONAL SERVICES ra 10NMG FOR IVI4 CMn Note 17/11 te| Ink kM, I \**&PanAsia Line, ltd. CONTAINER SERVICE
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      461 17 The Straits Steamship Group STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to fihih. Sarawak, Brunei Porta and Bangkok i QCL Overseas Containers Limited CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE TO UK CONTINENT ALSO ACCEPTING CARGO FOR: thslMss j la AJHIM, GaUNafcvf, StadMn. (Ma, ItotoM, r CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE FROM UK CONTINENT Ms* Kctptwf ig ate fa mho to Hon*
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      460 17 NOTICE VOY: 113 into* 2tfc My, IM3 at FIX Mm» NkJS/X. General Survey of cargo ex the above vessel wi be held on Wednesday 3rd August, 1983, from 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. No further survey wi be held after this date. AmtKDT4 SONS (TO) LTD. T*- *****1 rfa Franco
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      596 18 Hapag-Lloyd '0 CON!It* N! UK EXPORTS STTA My* Bit UarpMlOay S port MWm|Pm Lenoes Genoa H'borf Bilbao Mtm Mm* 26/0 29/0 31/1 22/9 17/9 5/10 25/9 30/9 21/9 Tokyo Bit faHiiMn CartpaOay Connecting jo Tokyo "AKo accepting cargo tor ATLANTIC GULF PORTS vio mmUondbridge ond US MJO-WEST by rrwcrobfidge" tROM
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      368 18 >OCfM««7> P L J C HCHON BUSAM IS? !L» i N atm FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE to europe via sm 1 0 t thf > tf concJuT" *-rrn FROM HJROPI VIA SUf/ Member of the Iff C.omoftmcTi •■r 1 JUS MB 4U |H)II Y CONTAIN! RISE D 1 R"M N"B'M iMie,,
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      493 18 r/-% ©EVERGREEN LINE FAR EAST FUROPF CONTAINFR SFRVICF ACCCPTMG Fa ft ia CMTGO FOR MP m ME FU M MM u* VI ZVI 2VI 17/1 IS/I M/s f»*(i U/I IVI VI 7/» 1/J S» ivj ZVI IV* 17/1 11/J n/J ttsotccomt ia/Ta t fa/fa ro SSpW**- iwowm [l \:.rg|| HIROPF
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      629 18 Everett Lines m mmmmm Burma Five Star Shipping Corpn. "BURMESE NATIONAL LINE" LOADMG FOR RANGOON For (Nscharfk* Only as- 1 S C Moioywj BOUSTEAO SHPPMG TEL IMOS KL *****4/*****7—PKELANG *****1/8 PENANG *****1/8 A/font MM 0* t|| I Win- IntfMMIMMM ommsssss "ARGENTINE NATIONAL LINE" LOADM6 KR DURBAN MOWTPWEO BMBPI MRES >1"
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      166 18 EXSINOSE MARITIME PTE LTD Kffl SUN UNION LINE KARACHI SERVICE smmok tmtm rows loud rat a/7 31/7 UftACH -4*smose HMmc m in ID. 221U4A/7 t *****71 ww ww mm conn tel 2221 jw/3 NUBE MAftTM an M RL: *****2/3 (Hum am transport in W: 47RJ3 I (1725 Kd KYOWA LINE
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      592 19 PIL GROUP VESSELS KOTA SEQAR KOTA MUTIARA KOTA PET AM KOTA MAJU KOTA MUUA E SINGAPORE LOADING FOR: 4n AUG NODEK)AH, AOABA, ADEN tO/14 AUG DJIBOUTI. HOOEIOAN. JEDOAH. AOASA, PORT SUOAN 15/20 AUG HOOEIOAH, JEDDAH. MOMBASA. DARES SALAAM. MOGADISCIO a/0 SEPT NOOEIOAH. JEDDAH. AOABA, PORT SUOAN 5/10 SEPT HOOEIOAN, JEDOAH.
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      535 19 IRAQI LINE IRAQI STATE F.NT{RPRIS£ FOB MAMITIME TRANSPORT WEST BOUND FAR EAST/RAO SERVICE M.V. AIKKX M.V. ALWASITI 5 pore P. I 3 Auf 5 Aug Bomba J A<pba Basra*)/ Bafhdad/Madras/Codw M.V. AI.FARABI M.V ALKRU Sited 3 Aug Yofcohama/Osaka/Ko6« Japaneve Ports THROUGH B/Ls to BAGtCAD I BASRAH UPON REQUEST ALSO ACCEPTM6
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      751 19 BENLINE CONTAINERS EIFttSS CONTAINER SCTWCf TO/FTO* EUROPE mm 10 EUROPE PNG SPORE PKELAMG UK Kowtoon La, 4 8 8/8 73/1 Ml ot {d.nbu>rf 3/1 I? I 13/1 30/1 HwnDur| tipim 18/8 70/1 21/1 9,9 Tokyo Bay 73/8 26/8 78/8 15/9 t >»ff pool Bay 30/1 4/9 VI 74/9 Fraaktort Eiprtss
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      451 19 S3 P.T. DJAKARTA LLOYD Indonesian Notional Shipping Line TO USA WSJ/ EAST COAST H GULF TOUTS (FUUY CONTAINERISED VESSELS) O J7? 1 LJ HOBTOH savamiah WW row BAITMORT *2 "/I '/I IJ/V 17/1 21/9 jj/) 60WA H, y» 3/» J/U IJ/JI li/ll nil *Nr l *C M Mwtre*. Umtai N
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      621 19 Page V BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BANK LINE EXPRESS INDEPENDENT SERVICE TO UK/COWT I SPORE R'DAM HULL HMBG IVYBANK 23 Aug 19 Sep 21 Sep 25 Sep CLYDEBANK 20 Sep 15 Oct 18 Oct 21 Oct Lines U.S. GULF WRECT SERVICE f«»» MM GENEVEVE LYKES Std KUM LYKES 4/1 RUTH LYKES
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      1495 20 n •> K line KAWASAKI RISEN KAISHA, LTD 'ACTFIC COAST (Including DESTINATIONS INLAND vU IPI MICROBRIDGE MINILAND BRIDGE) feeder vessel imm nucn v? 3 ASM SIM VI4 ttMORf BADGE V2l AISO ACCEPTMS J**-® STORE MOTIO VESSEL T/S PORT lA/LB OAK IMC SEATTIf «u ar MTI MPI MPANACEV6S OR) »Auc 26
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      459 20 sj-j r y, CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAIMER/REEFER SERVICE •a*| tar lOS RNBEUS. SM FRANCISCO SERITU, IACOAM VANCOUVER BC Accrptnf Ea/Ea Canljaioi *s» J|*2p" AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Ate*** Ea/Ea P Ada* Sparc MHb St*i *Ko *r »k M i.*"' li'fo*!!. 'Si* ?3 li/URj 7S* iMWh ImMlr, ?/3 oet
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      615 20 KORINS MARITIME SERVICES !S 114 Anton Road 4MB-01, Tunaa Building, Singapore 0207 Tal: *****22 8 *****67 P Kalang T«l: *****1/8. r REO SEA/PERSIAN GULF/MEOITERRANEAN SERVICES S'poro Loadhf For: .25 Auf Bandar Abbas 25 Auf Bandar Abbas 28 Attf Assab/Alexandria/Benfhazi/Tripaf 10 Sept Assafe/Weiandria/Benjtufl/Tnpol ONE WEST NO. 7. DONG MYUNG HAEWOO NO.
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      631 20 4^ IHTRASEA (PTE) LTD. 10 Anson P.><i(l -27 16 International Plnr<i 1 Tot .'***** I lOl.ne, BREfIKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK Sport P. Mag LM«n(fw:ANANGEL PEACE *****08 ta Port 30 My IDMI/UK (AVON) AKADEMOS M ***** 2Am N ANTIOP/RDAM/UK (AVON) •til TICK Ife. Jk S port P Mane load** tar AIPAC
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      596 21 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LT TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): TWBMWEI6W+ 31/7 1/8 KJAGUN2OK 6/8 7/8 J C PAUL 36W 14/8 15/8 0 CHEF 35W 21/8 22/8 W COffTMNEX 36N 29/8 30/8 1 SSBRDGE42W J 4/9 5/9 1 Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia +VN BRIDGE S'pore Closing Times. FCL Cargo 2100 30/7
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      494 21 HEUNGA SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels OQNAM SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO BANGKOK. KEELUNG.BUSAN INCHON P* POI Ml HI MCMQN W 12/1 14/1 TT 1/) w VI l/l U/l 17/1 12/» TTAGONG.CHALNA CALCUTTA CL I'llSj ,1 «T WPTlfi IQUCBS PTf t TD *****11 *****66 Mi 1 ijws yn* y* bh> *t 414?*)
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      1161 21 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD 0104 T ***>«* *****3 (15 Lnes) Cable Address SWSOV SINGAPORf Tele* Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS 2510S P KELMC PFNANG M/$ SHARK AT MM SOON SON. BHD IST ANO ?NO FLOOR MESSRS MM THONG SHPPMG 73 m*m n. P NO 1 MIAN
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      111 21 KIAT SHIPPING 3 Shwrton Way #2006 Slwntoo Hmm Smtwoff OIK Id 770S0SS (S Imn) Icfci R*****9 SRSHP REGULM SOmCES TO EAST MNJtVSM rr* rre 12/1 aoiMim «/i t/s ft* lM W to ft 21/7 Ma fee* Ha Lm 1/1 JV Sri MM MM Nt J/l VI H MMMNhM* 11/S 12/1
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      591 22 I?c<|i»nal Container Miics ,|WM|fj] 2 Sailings Weekly Reliable Regular Punctual Berthing PSA 1500 Hrs Tuesday Saturday SI\(,APORt ISLANDS I IM MIDDLE EAST REGULAR LINER S P«e PIC PNf Loadhf for KUSU BUM) 2/6 huf Dd* Aiw DhaN. Baton. KUSU BUM) 10/12 Sep C«Mm. Karadi. ;i Abu okaM, Mucat, Kuwait f
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      181 23 FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK EUROPE S>*rt Lmtm MVMQtC (ChmtFln) l/l 2/9 m tme if (CMmm nn) 27/1 21/9 BOOKING AGENT GCNCKAL agent StVTMG FREIGHT BOOKMG CENTRE YICX FUNG StfffMG 4 (SON BHD.) ENTERmSES CO. LTD.. ENTERPRISES CO. LTD., CMCS CHAMBER OF COMBCI UK W #07-05/07 47 tftl SHOT, SMMKOCI7.
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      114 23 FREIGHT MANAGEMENT PTE LTD 10 Anion Rood, #28-09 Intemotionai Ptaio Singapore 0207 T«4 *****11 (12 Unnl T«te* RS ***** FRTMAN ivi u/t 21/1 wt u rata: 4/1, 12/1. 11/1 If IML M BOZ <: I 12/t, n/t. 21/1. 1/1 4/1.1/1 CMMM/U.S.A. J 7/t. I/I, 13/1.14/12 i/«. m major rans wr
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      586 23 A HdEGH-UGLAND 55 AUTO LINERS A/5 Car-Carrier/ Ro-Ro Service HUAL HUAL HUAL HUAL Lisita Traveller Trapper Angelita (1980) (1963) (1981) (1981) Built Amsterdam Bremertiaven Southampton Fos Sailed Sailed Sailed Sailed 31/7 4/8 7/8 13^8 24/8 25/8 29/8 3/9 17/9 18/9 21/9 26/9 Port Kelang Singapore 19/8 20/8 8/9 10/9 30/9
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      516 24 HEAP SENG TRADING SHIPPING PTE. LTD. 13-01, 13H« floor, Golden Mile Tower, Beodi Rood, Singapore 0719. Tel *****44 Tl« R*****2 HEAPCO SINGAPORE TO WEST MALAYSIA SERVICE Vey ETA ETD Destnaben eAtceptanf Reefer centaWerv West MaUrw A«ent WedWoyd EAC Agmcm (M) Mn. Bhd. PMM«fI: T«L *****0 P. Mlny TM. 3»7101/7 BINTULU
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      559 24 Rohler BOHLER SHIPPING PTE. LTD. 137 Market St #11-02 Ink it East Am lll| S ipiii 0104 Til *****44 |3 iiaat) Talii AS ***** IOSHIP ATLAS LINES REaut wwmti soma to md i CHTTAttJNG AND CHAIN* Al SAttSTHA (BANGMttSM FLAG) A« 1/9 ft SHAMCIR (MNGLADHH FIA6) A* l/ll piofic mm
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      363 24 EXPRESS SERVICE TO BANGKOK EUROPE/FAR EAST LINER SERVICE MMBA KEMMG 30 My MANSART 2 Aeg FORT HAMILTON t tag Carp Bootafs tit 2243M5/9. 222M11 10 Amen Ad #22-MA krtemaboiiat Ptaza Spore 0207 T*i: RS ***** (TKASM) DSCN FROM HAMBURG/ANTM* WESPORT FREIGHT SERVICES PTE LTD WIS, PASR "PANJANG ROAD fJ,°'^L P
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      172 24 m Regional Weather S! IS A Mm p i "S y j r s« >2 tfi XM»^/ i •v*. SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.90 A.M. THIS MORNING. LEGEND: R Thunderstorm Temperature °C Shower Weather Wind direction with speed in knots Rain Wave height Goody Sky Bniface winds are
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