The Business Times, 7 October 1983
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Title Section11 1983-10-07 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 67/1/83 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, IMS 60 CENTS11 words
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356 1983-10-07 1 KOH TSE YING - By KOH TSE YING SOLAR Generators Pte Ltd, Singapore's first solar cell manufacturer, has closed shop after only a year of production. The company, founded by two publicly listed companies National Iron and Steel Mills and Inchcape and a private firm, Newton Industries356 words
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251 1983-10-07 1 BRAZIL, the country with the world's biggest debts, has increased the pressure on the world's banks by seeking more time to pay. Its government has asked foreign banks to extend deadlines for repayment of US$l2 billion in loans due in coming years, said the251 words
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420 1983-10-07 1 CHRIS LIM - By CHRIS LIM TALK of large-scale selling of Singapore and Malaysian-based shares by at least one Hongkong investment trust sent the Singapore stock market lower again yesterday. The Business Times Composite Index was reduced by a further 9.96 points to 884.77 and the420 words
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158 1983-10-07 1 Reuter THE United States ExportImport Bank has approved a US$l3B million (***** million) loan to help Singapore Airlines purchase four Boeing 757-200 Jet aircraft for delivery late next year. A spokesman of the bank said in Washington yesterday that the loan willReuter - 158 words
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327 1983-10-07 1 NEARLY 100 companies from the Canadian province of Ontario have expressed interest in setting up business ventures in Singapore. Their trade and investment enquiries, which were made over the past six months, are likely to result in new agencies or joint ventures. Speaking to327 words
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166 1983-10-07 1 AFP MALAYSIA yesterday renewed its call to developed nations to alter their domestic consumption patterns in an effort to help redress the enormous disparity between developed and developing countries. Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam emphasised that for the interest of developed and developingAFP - 166 words
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BRIEFLY...
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Article109 1983-10-07 1 UPI CHINA has warned it can reclaim Hongkong "any time it chooses" and that it may not wait for long if Britain clings to its "obstinate colonialist stand" in talks over the colony's future. The warning, contained in a commentary in the official Communist Party newspaper People's Daily,UPI - 109 words
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Article80 1983-10-07 1 AP PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan said US-Soviet relations are "more realistic" now than at any time in recent years and said ties between Washington and Moscow are not at their lowest level since the Cold War. Mr Reagan said the US for the first time is actually talking aboutAP - 80 words
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Article47 1983-10-07 1 Reuter THE Tokyo Stock Exchange closed at a record high yesterday for the second successive day. Brokers said foreign investors and local speculators piled into the active market and the average bounded up 38.04 to a closing 9,529.97 with 380 million shares changing hands. ReuterReuter - 47 words
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Article61 1983-10-07 1 Reuter AUSTRALIAN oil explorers said they have uncovered what appears to be a vast new field under the sea bed off the north-west coast. The oil is flowing from the test well, named Jabiru One-A, at such pressure that widening the width of the pipe's choke willReuter - 61 words
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Article98 1983-10-07 1 Reuter HUNDREDS of pieces of debris from a South Korean jumbo jet shot down by the Soviet Union last month was brought to Seoul from Japan, a spokesman for Korean Air Lines (KAL) said. The 700 items included pieces picked up by Japanese searchers off the coast ofReuter - 98 words
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Article61 1983-10-07 1 Reuter HAMERSLEY Holdings Ltd iron ore workers in Western Australia voted to return to work after a two-month series of rolling strikes in support of a 35-hour work week, the company said. A spokesman said the workers, members of eight unions, voted to accept the company's offerReuter - 61 words
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Article83 1983-10-07 1 Bernama ASEAN countries have again protested against the European Economic Community commission's proposal to levy a consumption tax on vegetable oils and seeds at their two-day joint consultative council meeting in Brussels which ended yesterday. The proposed tax, said to be about 12.5 per cent, would, ifBernama - 83 words
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278 1983-10-07 1 THE Geld Exehaage af Wags par» Is likely to be remmm seen to reflect tto braaiwnlag eat late flaaadal fataras trading. A prapasal to change the aame will be tabled at aa filrnritiiir)' general meeting af the GEB to be beM tbto —1 er278 words
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291 1983-10-07 1 Reuter PRESIDENT Marcos has taken a series of steps to lessen political turmoil and economic trouble in the Philippines. He has asked the country's Labour Ministry to examine possible wage increases as well as ordered a crackdown on profiteers and hoarders to dealReuter - 291 words
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135 1983-10-07 1 UPI THOUSANDS of Filipinos took to the streets of Manila yesterday, vowing to fight the "guns, goons and gold" of President Marcos with bigger and bigger protests. "There is no power on earth that can destroy us," protest leader Salvador Laurel told 5,000 cheeringUPI - 135 words
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Advertisement251 1983-10-07 1 I Fw mort intormjtwn Cahners Exposition Group V.IIJM. *****45 UH3QBB HOW high the yen can go is becoming the hottest talking point in foreign exchange markets Page 2 UK broker predicts yen will reach 210 to the dollar by the end of 1984 Page 2 THE US budget deficit will251 words
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Advertisement151 1983-10-07 1 How George Tan beat bankruptcy...Page 6 As always, ICB gives you the better interest rate. And prompt, courteous service at any of our branches. Fixed Deposit 6% p a 1 month (minimum $5,000) 6'4% pa 2 months 6' 4% p a 3 months 6' p a 6 months 6 v151 words
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BANKING AND FINANCE
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346 1983-10-07 2 Reuter ARGENTINA has authorised commercial banks to freeze foreign currency deposits for 60 days if they lack sufficient cash to pay maturities. President Reynakk) Bignone signed the decree authorising banks to impose the freeze, but allowing them to pay clients in cash if they haveReuter - 346 words
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Article142 1983-10-07 2 Reuter CANADA may launch a US$3OO million to $400 million Eurobond soon, probably before the end of this week. Bond market sources in London said Deutsche Bank would be the likely lead manager for such an issue, which would probably carry a coupon of 11Reuter - 142 words
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410 1983-10-07 2 UPI A FEDERAL judge has (reed the president of Argentina's central bank after three days of questioning on treason charges involving his handling of efforts to renegotiate the nation's foreign debt. Judge Federico Pinto Kramer questioned Julio Gonzalez del Solar for six hours onUPI - 410 words
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301 1983-10-07 2 HOW klgh the yea cm go is becoming the hottest talking paint in lireigi exchange markets. It 1« widely expected that US Preddeat Ranald Reagan will be raising the tberny sabject with Japaneae Prime Minister Yaaahire Nahaaeae whea they meet aext301 words
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331 1983-10-07 2 Reuter CHANGES in the components of Japanese balance of payments and a desire by authorities for a stronger currency will likely lead the yen to appreciate to 210 to the dollar by the end of 1984, UK broker Phillips and Drew said. Phillips andReuter - 331 words
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489 1983-10-07 2 NYT THE World Bank, the biggest single source of money for debt-plagued countries of the Third World, has begun a broad coun try-by-country analysis of their needs as a guide to increasing the bank's capital. The study, which is to be completed next spring,NYT - 489 words
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476 1983-10-07 2 FT BANK of Montreal, Canada's third largest bank, is acquiring Harris Bankcorp, the third largest banking group in Chicago and the 31st biggest in the US, in an agreed cash bid worth about US$55O million. The acquisition, which had been widely expectedFT - 476 words
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127 1983-10-07 2 Reuter ISSUE terms for 10-year Japanese national bonds will probably be revised for the November issue if the recent upturn in the secondary market continues. Finance Ministry sources in Tokyo said yesterday that the size of a possible cut in the couponReuter - 127 words
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MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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Article361 1983-10-07 2 GOLD futures in Singapore yesterday closed higher after fluctuating marginally throughout the session in quiet trading Total sales for the day, including kerb volume, was recorded at 259 lots. Prompt closed firmer at U*****.50/399.00 an ounce compared with New York's 1396 397 close. December at $403.20 403.70 compared with361 words
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Article42 1983-10-07 2 W«tf TK» New York 10 35B 10 10B IOCS 1020S Zurich 9 85B 10 3KB 9 96S 10«S Than Wad Singapore 10 37B 9 DOB 10.47S 9 90S Closing pric« 3 5 I a troy ounce Source: Credit Suisse, S'pore.42 words
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Article488 1983-10-07 2 THE US dpllar opened weaker against major currencies on the foreign exchange market yesterday but firmed in later trading. The US dollar suffered some weakness against the local unit. Opening at 552.1330/40, it was later brought down to $2.1320/30. Subsequent trading saw some gains with the dollar closing488 words
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Article82 1983-10-07 2 THE DOLLAR yesterday finished firm at 233.38 yen against 231.90/232.05 at the close in New York on Wednesday, on active short-covering ahead of the long weekend in both Japan and New York. The close was below the day's high of 233.60 yen in the afternoon but above the 231.4582 words
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Article22 1983-10-07 2 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 9.02 per cent.22 words
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Article184 1983-10-07 2 ASIAN ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at 5 pm on Oct 6: U8 Doll in Offer Bid 7 days 9* #V* 1 month 9*4 9H 2 months 9W 9H 3 months 90/16 9 7/16 0 months 9* 9Mi S months 9* 9* 12 months 9'\ t* Das. 8wM (Middle184 words
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Article47 1983-10-07 2 RANGE of prices offered by discount bouses on Oct 6: Overnight: 3 Call deposits: 2 3 Closiaf Bhvibi SellUf 3-month Treasury bills 2* 2W 3-month Bank bills 77/10 7 5/16 3 months CD 615/1# 613/16 6 months CD 7 1/16 6 15/16 Source: National Discount Co47 words
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Article94 1983-10-07 2 THE dollar yesterday opened narrowly mixed after recovering somewhat in the Far East on short-covering from the lows reached in New York on Wednesday. Opening quotes yesterday US 1.4915/25 Can ***** 403 Cross ***** 12 DMk- 3 8655 95 DFI 4 3380 3425 S Fr 3 1360 96 B94 words
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Article174 1983-10-07 2 BOTH the US dollar and the Hongkong dollar were steady in late trading with activity between the two negligible. The US dollar rose to 2.5903/10 marks from an early 2.5865/72 and New York's close of 2.5820/35. However, sentiment was bearish (or the US unit in view of the softening174 words
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Advertisement125 1983-10-07 2 Swissair: Seat Selection when booking. You can select your seat not just at the airport, but at the very moment you book if you fly with Swissair Economy Class (at the full rate) or First Class. Before you just have to choose if you prefer to start your flight to125 words
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OVERSEAS
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WORLD IN BRIEF
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Article469 1983-10-07 4 Agencies PRESIDENT Reagan called interior secretary James Watt's wisecrack about an advisory panel a "stupid remark" but said Mr Watt had "not committed an impeachable offence." Senate Republican leader Howard Baker on Wednesday again Mocked a vote on the resolution sponsored by Senate Democratic leader Robert Byrd ofAgencies - 469 words
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394 1983-10-07 4 Reuter THE US budget deficit will range between US$l96 billion and «200 billion but probably "closer to the $196 billion mark" in the fiscal year that ended on Sept 30, according to a treasury department official. Lower than anticipated government spending inReuter - 394 words
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Article369 1983-10-07 4 UPI PANICKY Israelis ca Wednesday keagkt op to I SS2S sriUtoa to hard earreaetos, sad heads s( Ike ■attea's leading kaaks held emergency aeettogs with trensary iWrtols to try to knit tke raa sa Ike akekel. "He ealy aare thing Is a deilar to yearUPI - 369 words
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Article244 1983-10-07 4 AP DUNLOP S.A., the French subsidiary of Britain's Dunlop (Holdings) Ltd Tyre and Rubber Products group, has informed its employees it intends to file for bankruptcy, Labour union officials said in Paris on Wednesday. The move had been expected in industry circles following the decisionAP - 244 words
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Article156 1983-10-07 4 UPI THE state-owned National Sugar Co of Jamaica, suffering a financial crunch, nounced on Wednesday it had closed its seven sugar mills and laid off more than 11,000 employees. A spokesman for the company said the temporary closings would cut production in the upcoming 1983-84UPI - 156 words
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Article, Illustration429 1983-10-07 4 Reuter THE award of the Nobel Peace Prize to Lech Walesa has presented the Polish government with a hard political choice of whether to allow the banned Solidarity union leader to go abroad to collect It The Roman Catholic church and the majority of Poles questioned onReuter - 429 words
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338 1983-10-07 4 NYT JAPAN'S government-owned telephone system announced on Wednesday it would conclude agreements soon to buy US$B9 million of sophisticated communications equipment from three American firms. The contracts are likely to help smooth a touchy issue in US-Japanese economic relations before President Reagan's scheduledNYT - 338 words
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446 1983-10-07 4 Reuter THE Soviet news agency Tass has rejected President Reagan's latest proposals to reduce strategic nuclear forces as nothing but words, but diplomats in Moscow said this might not be Moscow's definitive stance at the Geneva arms talks. Western diplomats said that, given the heightenedReuter - 446 words
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326 1983-10-07 4 UPI DEFENCE minister Moshe Areas is considering sealing Israel's Awali River defensive line, severing the Israeli-held south from the rest of Lebanon, Israel Radio reported yesterday. Closing the Israeli line to Lebanese traffic from the north would bring the de facto partitionUPI - 326 words
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Advertisement794 1983-10-07 4 Conference The PC comes of Age The Business Impact 19-21 October 1983 World Trade Centre Singapore I 1 WEDNESOAY 1S OCT 1415-1710 HPS CURRENT TRENDS AND FUTURE PROSPECTS Brad Eltmsn Director BML Computer Design, What are tie Industry trenda In hardware and spending ay tenia software tor tie nail live794 words
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Advertisement199 1983-10-07 4 EAUrUI... pagr a The flatty Aircraft Schoduia Km b»n htld ovtr. Flight information can ba ohtainad by taiaphona from tha airport (*****34/*****88) or from tha raapactiva airtinaa: Tai No: BIA Qaruda 54MH4, MAS *****45, CPA *****55, Qantaa *****44, BA *****55, KLM *****42/*****44, JAL *****44/55, UTA *****22. information on othara can199 words
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Advertisement60 1983-10-07 5 m V\ K \ea» A 5. to ea^erj 'f I <• V *5i %Ss* B; F/GWS REMOVAL SALE Before we move our handsome office furniture into our new showroom at MERIDIEN SHOPPING CENTRE at Orchard Road, allow us to persuade you to move some of them into your office with60 words
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Article479 1983-10-07 6 SHOUTING matches were said to have taken place when American and Soviet negotiators last met in Geneva to discuss the reduction of nuclear weapons. The Strategic Arms Reduction Talks (Start talks) recessed in early August with Victor Karpov, the chief Soviet negotiator, declaring that479 words
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Article, Illustration1129 1983-10-07 6 TERESA LIM - A bankrupt is not a criminal, but at a bankrupt the law restricts his business activities. Catch-22 in George Tan's case in that he was adjudged a bankrupt in Singapore but was not involved in the management of companies there. He was actively involved in1,129 words
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Advertisement206 1983-10-07 6 WE C :AN C jIVE YOl' A BETTER VIEW C T FINE .ARTS INVESTMENTS When it comes to providing you and your family with added financial security, fine arts investment offers remarkable opportunities. For substantial private investors living in Asia. Citibank s private bankers, working with Sotheby Parke Bernet. international206 words
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Page 6 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous636 1983-10-07 6 4 Endless contradiction (6) 7 Buy up the terry? (4.4) 8 Is prosecuted (or having published (6) 10 Plays around with one's feet turned out! (5) 13 As fliers, they have their hang-ups (4) 14 ftwenf aid? (4) 15 It's fishy when dad gets a posh car (4) 16 They're636 words
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Miscellaneous703 1983-10-07 6 SINGAPORE 5 PM Operant folowed by A House is Not a Home (Mandarin with English subtitles/r): A drama about a determined girl. Sports Spectacular The Rainbow Patch The Value of Curiosity: The cast learn some very valuable* lessons about curiosity. New Zoo Revue: Freddie decides to turn against his friends703 words
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Article, Illustration1137 1983-10-07 7 KEITH STAFFORD - Japan's export boom has yet to boost languishing economy By KEITH STAFFORD Reuter JAPAN, the industrial giant of Asia, is struggling to stand firmly on its economic feet because its exports boom has not yet managed to boost its growth rate significantly, economists say. TheReuter - 1,137 words
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Article701 1983-10-07 7 GRAHAM STEWART - By GRAHAM STEWART Reuter RUMBLINGS within Britain's ruling Conservative Party that Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher is overplaying her "Iron Lady" epithet could disturb the triumphant air of the annual party conference next week. Critics charged that Mrs Thatcher, during her recent visit to North America,Reuter - 701 words
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837 1983-10-07 7 LEONARD SILK - By LEONARD SILK NYT HOW wflH» Is Ike iatamtiMul debt erUif Tke skort answer Is, "very". Jnst haw wrtMs was ifimiWsd is Bums Aires sa Meaday, wkea tke prealdeat sI Argcstfu'i Central Baak, Jails Gaasales Del Selar, was keM far qaestlealag saNYT - 837 words
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Advertisement164 1983-10-07 7 KELANG PORT AUTHORITY/THE INTERNATIONAL MARITIME ORGANIZATION A comprehensive 4-Day Seminar to provide a platform for the mutual exchange of knowledge in the handling of dangerous goods. For shippers, agents, environmentalists and interested corporations and personnel in the trade. Panel of speakers comprises top local and international authorities and experts in164 words
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Advertisement56 1983-10-07 7 i KAMPACWf Japanese Restaurant Our renovations are now completed and we welcome you to an exciting new experience with more pleasing decor and a more luxurious atmosphere With our reputation for excellent food and impeccable service, your next meal at the Kampachi will be a fascinating and memorable occassion For56 words
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Advertisement159 1983-10-07 8 Where to wine, dine and entertain with the American Express Card "if you donl already have the Card, call *****33 for an application form" Jam 10 a<r Eastern Start the dasi tavo urttes Western rno daV great start to $12* P«'»■ 3 a Where else but the Tea Gaiden... 24159 words
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Advertisement139 1983-10-07 8 WHERE BUSINESS ALWAYS MIX i!Lt S With music from LOS PINTOS HONEY TIW 1068Y LOUNCt MOWS you to mix two of ttie oldest pastimes Business and pleasure But only wtn the oedgntfui music accompaniment of los Pwttos and Money RiyVuT TTVI If 11 ■•■fli sssmsWhaM AMBER CLOSE SINGAPORE 1545 TELEPHONE:139 words
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Advertisement168 1983-10-07 8 zvhnda Singapore's latest to good food and cosy surroundings. Special servings are set for breakfasts, luncheons, dinners and late night snacks a wide selection of Oriental and Western fare. Cate Vanda your haven 24 hours a (lay Paramount Hotel Marine Parade Road. Singapore 1544 Trf: 344 5577 Entrance by Eatt168 words
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Advertisement122 1983-10-07 8 Be in vogue ."'IIX' Lit )I'aiY Very exclusive. Very different. Very private. It's disco and more. 4 wI V ///< yy f '/'//'V*'' l« tki iniiiiM I r Where else but the Summer Palace... for SineaDoie's finest cuisine. 0 Delectable Cantonese specialities like finest sharks' fin and Supreme Abalone, exquisitely122 words
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Advertisement213 1983-10-07 8 Daily Buffet Lunch at GOFFEE GARDEN B»'» Curry Pork Soarpr ibs PdfNjejanq. RodSt )f Ltimt) and many more dflinous (1 shes 12 noon 2:30 pm Adult: $14 4 4 Children under 12: $10 3S B 1 mm STJt, ff <' For reservations, please call *****22 ext 142/917 or direct line213 words
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RAW MATERIALS
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Article620 1983-10-07 9 COFFEE: Robusta futures generally maintained early gains through midmorning yesterday, with most traded January £9 higher at £1,845 a tonne after 90 minutes trading. Volume was comparatively low at 840 lots, indicating market hesitancy after a run-up of almost £100 since Friday. Activity appeared to have slowed after620 words
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Article144 1983-10-07 9 YARN and cotton prices were quoted as follows in Hongkong yesterday. (In HK dollars, spot ex-go-down) CtttN Ymi: China Blue Phoenix 20's 2.7». 32 s 3,800, 40's 3,915 (per bale of 400 11m). Paktotaa Saw Cattaa: LSS 6.74, 4F 6.70, 289F 6.92, NT Roller Ginned 6.75 (per lb). CLOTH144 words
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Article114 1983-10-07 9 AFTER trading lower most of the session, CBT soybean futures in Chicago on Wednesday ended 11V« to 4 Vi US-cents a bushel higher in moderately active trade. November, January and March each traded in a 24cent range. Local traders covering short positions from two days of heavy selling sparked114 words
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Article122 1983-10-07 9 WHEAT futures in Chicago on Wednesday closed 2V« US-cents a bushel higher to unchanged in quiet trade. December traded in a narrow 3Vi-cent range, unchanged from midsession. Prices remained relatively strong versus corn and soybeans, which were pressured by liquidation in the morning. Wheat also failed to react to122 words
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Article159 1983-10-07 9 CHINESE Prtiiee Exckaage, Stagapare, cl—lag prieci per 1M kg yesterday. Cse—t «II: Bulk fob $170.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $183.00 sellers, new drum fob $187.00 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $103 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $355.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper faq159 words
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Article139 1983-10-07 9 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday closed higher on short-covering after Wednesday's sharp fall, aided by a higher close in the Chicago soy complex. In oct, south and central rose Ms4o and Ms2o respectively to M 51,310 a tonne while north traded unchanged at M 51,290. Nov139 words
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Article243 1983-10-07 9 THE RUBBER market in Singapore yesterday closed marginally lower with October One RSS buyers quoted at 228.75 cents per kilo, down a quarter cent from Wednesday. Prices held steady around overnight levels in early trading supported by some buying of November One RSS, but liquidation of October emerged later243 words
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Article31 1983-10-07 9 Rubber: Oct 6 Singapore: October: 228.75 (down 0.25 cents) Malaysia: October: 252.00 cents (down one cent) Tin: M 529.60 per kilo (up five cents) 170 tonnes (up 28 tonnes)31 words
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Article86 1983-10-07 9 THE Straits tia price la Penang yesterday recovered Ave ceats to Ms2S.tt a Hie, msviag witUa the ITA tower range sf Mo.lt aad MfSLM. The rise was attrl bated to batter stock maaafer sappart at this level. He tosh the balk sf the sffertag with leeal Interests abssrblag86 words
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Article315 1983-10-07 9 RAS prices In cent* per kilo yesterday: Noon Clone (per kilo) (per kilo) Buyers Sellers Buyers 228.25 Sellers Int. 1 R.S.S. prompt f o b. ».00 229.00N 229.25N Int. 1 R.S.S. October 228.50 229.50 228 75 229.75 Int. 1 R.S.S. November 232.00 232.50 232.25 232.75 Int. 2 R.S.S.315 words
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Article113 1983-10-07 9 NOON SSI H and SMR pnca m •rtay KAB SSR20 SSR SO Mill K (1 too poliat) (1 -too pallat) OcUktr (Correal MU! Bayara Saliara 196 so irsoN 193 SO 196 SON Novaabtr (Forward Mth) Bayara Sailer* 196.60 196. SON 194-SO 196-SON SMRCV SMR L SMR 5113 words
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Article321 1983-10-07 9 SINGAPORE: Yesterday's closing prices in S$ per kilo, ex-godown: THAI WHITE: 100 per cent first clan (Kangaroo) new crop 1.05, 100 per cent secoad class 0.78, 100 per cent third class 0.76, 25 per cent new crop 0.58, B-10 per cent 0.70. THAI BROKEN: A-super 0.61, Special 0.55. THAI321 words
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INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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Article190 1983-10-07 9 OCT OS m GROUP B CORBEILLE Air-Liquid* 470.10 B 8 N Oerrmls □anon* 3000 C 8 P (ThomjonCU) m Cla Prancalae dm Petrole* ISO JO Credit Fonder De France 401 Hachette (Ubrmlrle)— 1340 Machine* Bull 11 06 -0 -u ♦0 +5 Carretour 1360 Plnanclere de LUnlon 7U0 Laf arte190 words
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Article192 1983-10-07 9 OCT 06 C* IMtlKI M unc Mean 4ftH Aifoma SI unc Bank Mont Bank Not* Scotia B*U Ttl BP Can Ltd BH 44 9% 22 Braacan Pamn Hal lita TJH unc ZZ BH Can par Carllnf OKMfi._ Cmbi nd Lk ZZ 4S* nh 29^ 4-% Cn BUirt CT A192 words
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Article287 1983-10-07 9 OCT R land INDUSTRIAL* A Alpha 1 no ♦n Abercom r» unch At And CI 1 NO unch jar* 130 no nneh Bartow* C O Smith ins Don -10 ruA m Currte Finance < •00 unch Dc Beers Ind Edcon Edgar* 1 PedVotk unch oo unch PUflt m unch287 words
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Article1201 1983-10-07 9 NEW YORK THE stock market picked up momentum in the afternoon and prices closed sharply higher on Wednesday as investors were encouraged by Treasury Secretary Donald Regan's forecasts of a lower US budget deficit. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which was unchanged at midsession, ended the day1,201 words
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Article164 1983-10-07 9 OCT FU JMOO -1* moo -1 Akan AUKV Tt JO 1*10 -*7 u Amlu Amrobnk 100 70 nit X? -04 22°" urn Bnla Bonuctf 90 00 ZS8 00 unch l Book* Burnt 4*10 WOO ♦•LI unch Cahr Dtll Ml] ***** ion m BMK Knnli Pokkar fort 430 00 inn164 words
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Article186 1983-10-07 9 OCT 06 Francs Actions Sulmck m H Alusulia* Br. "NO i Alusulaar H*t Brown Bo««n Br M6 110C uneh -10 Oba O*io Br. tm 10 Ctba Oelfj PCIM «o Oba 0»lfj R«f Credit Bullae Br no 10 2100 -5 Credit Sutaat R*t 403 -1 Eiektrowatt Br. am 5 OMip186 words
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Advertisement82 1983-10-07 9 Come down to 1819 by night and you'll discover a totally new restaurant. From Oct. Ist to Nov. 15th, 5.30pm to 9.15pm, you'll be entertained lC e* by Gina, one of Asia's leading cabaret artistes, who's recently been captivating audiences all over Singapore. And you'll find the informal evening atmosphere82 words
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2811 1983-10-07 10 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Blnfapoce yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after2,811 words
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Article3414 1983-10-07 10 1983 Hi(k Low Coapuy Lut Sal* -forGr"s Div Div Cvr Or*. Y14 Net P/E Vol (•000) Day I High Low 8ECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL ft COMMERCIAL 286 354 207 306 410 130 300 318 208 080 530 535 535 214 940 585 870 472 472 1190 310 MO3,414 words
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Article184 1983-10-07 10 MM M|WI price tar Oct T/li 8D4GAFOU UNIT HI) The Commerce a jS The Savtng* Fund l.H S pare Ptof Fund 1.44 S pore Sec. Fund Mi S pore IivM Fund LU S pore Equity Fund 1-50 wr 2.50 100 1-SIsd IS 1.18 1JI DIAMOND MOT 1 Diamond184 words
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Article1958 1983-10-07 10 BED ADd offer prtCM officially Uatad and buatnm in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exciiang« yaatarday, with tba number of abarae traded abown tn bracket» In lota of 1,000 unlta unlaaa otberwlae apeclfted INDURIUU (1MB) (1) 1» Atom (IMB 2.885) (18) 1m (5) 1» (1)1,958 words
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Article833 1983-10-07 10 > TALKS abeat heavy aelllag 61 local aad MalayMaabaaed ibaret by at leact eae Haagkaag-baaed laveatmeat traat eeat abare price* tower agala yesterday. Bat the decUae waa aat aa steep aa aa Wedaeaday. Tbe Baslaeaa Tlmea Cwdpsstte ladez etoaed paiato tower at 884.TJ aad the Straits833 words
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Article561 1983-10-07 10 EVEN Deputy Finance Minister Datuk Dr Ling Liong Sik's favourable comment on the budget failed to lift sentiment yesterday as share prices on the Kuala Lumpur stock market closed easier. Prices showed some signs of recovering in early trading but subsequently slipped when sellers561 words
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919 1983-10-07 11 Market Talk... LOCAL stockbroking firm, City Securities, has recommended three stocks in its latest investment publication. The stocks are Ye* Hlap Seng (Malaysia), Bmstead Holdings and UAC Bhd. YHS(M) is forecast to achieve sharply higher pretax earnings of Mslo million in the 1983919 words
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646 1983-10-07 11 Reuter SEVERAL US airlines, burdened by high operating costs, are facing severe financial difficulties, but airline analysts do not believe the industry is on the verge of collapse. Analysts said newer lower-cost carriers and major airlines which have trimmed operating expenses should be able toReuter - 646 words
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Article162 1983-10-07 11 BOUSTEADCO Singapore Limited: EGM at 3rd Storey, Phoenix Building, 11 Palmer Road. Singapore on Oct 10 at noon. CI (foldings Berhad: Sixth annual general meeting to be held at The Anggerik Room, 4th Floor, Hotel Equatorial. Jalan Sultan Ismail, Kuala Lumpur, on Oct 12 at 10 am. HUME162 words
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Article347 1983-10-07 11 ASIATIC Development Bbd has f•recast group pre-tax profit if M 56.35 million In Its enrrent financial year ending this December. This Ia made np of $4 41 million from the existing group, «.11 million to be realised in IKS for the plantation bustneun of Ku Rubber347 words
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Article653 1983-10-07 11 HUME Industries (Malaysia Bhd is confident that its move into property development to broaden its earnings base will pay off handsomely in the years ahead. Among the first major moves was its recent joint venture with the Heavy Industries Corp of Malaysia to develop a653 words
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Article397 1983-10-07 11 HONGKONG THE stock market yesterday closed easier after a quiet session. Among leaders Cheung Kong fell 25 cents to HK35.70, HK Land 12.5 to $2.275, HK Bank five to $6.50, HK Wharf 12.5 to $2.80 and Jardine Matheson 30 to $8.06. Swire Pacific "A" rose 10 cents397 words
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Article482 1983-10-07 11 SHARE prices yesterday closed at a record high for the second successive day, buoyed by the sharp upturn on Wall Street on Wednesday. In active trading, the market average gained a net provisional 38.04 to close at 9,529.97 against 9,491.93 on Wednesday. The average jumped482 words
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Article100 1983-10-07 11 OCT M Pesos Aco)e Mining Anglo PhU Apei Mining B 001 -0 002 Atlu Coo B SI ♦a Bagulo Basic Petroleum ***** unch Bencuet Con. B mr» 04 0.75 •11 unch first PhU Hld«a 400 -02 Lepanto B 0 0075 -0 0075 Martnduque B 5J0 -07 Mameel 0001 unch100 words
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Article138 1983-10-07 11 SHARE prices yesterday Rama Tower Stht Union 48 127 484 -0.5 -1 closed lower in sluggish Sermsuk -4 trading at the Securities ExSlam Cement Slam City 381 unch change of Thailand. Cement 322 unch Slam Credit W -1 OCT 08 Bahu South Asia Fibre Aokham Thai Thai Commercial Aiti138 words
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Article435 1983-10-07 11 AUSTRALIAN share markets yesterday closed mixed in sustained heavy trading, with good gains posted by a number of blue chip industrial stocks and widespread losses in the resource sector. Resource stocks rose initially, but slumped heavily in subsequent trading. The All-Ordinaries Index closed at 702.8, up 0.8, after gaining435 words
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Advertisement147 1983-10-07 11 YIXIN OmCK: (H t AN Bl II IIIM.: HK ollver Qua* »0I4)I <kean Building. SingaporeOMl4 Id 224*177 BRANCHES: HI \< H ROM): ll< Beach Road "01 IK) Singapore 071K Id 117*27* HI Kll P\VI\M.: MMXI ppct Bukii Timah Road. Singapore 21*7 Id 'Wl 1 (OIIUK oi W 21 < ollvcr147 words
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Advertisement169 1983-10-07 11 ■I^STASIA International Measurement and inspection Technology Expo 6-8 October 1983 World Trade Centre Singapore Exhibition Supported by: American Society for Quality Control (ASQC). Sponsors of the U S Product Center at INSPEX SIRA Inc (U.K.) P ore gn Commercial Service, U.S. Embassy Singapore Japan Measuring Instruments Federation (JMIF) Association of169 words
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Article178 1983-10-07 12 Rises Indices PMC 715 20 Metro Hldgs 575 15 Oct 5 Oct 6 0 C B C 1 C S 1050 675 10 +10 BT Composite: 894.73 884.77 M T P 222 6 BT Indicator: *****03 *****97 M Cement 830 5 ST Industrials: 931.06 924.12 Johan Hldfi 660 5178 words
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Article, Illustration166 1983-10-07 12 Rises Indices Talam Shell 710 990 +30 +20 Oct 5 Oct 6 Falls MBT Indicator: *****69 *****27 Esso Ord -70 NST Industrials: 1321.28 1309.90 1130 NST Finance: 2532.47 2503.58 Kg Lanjut 420 -60 NST Hotels: 659.01 658.14 Castiefield 2050 -50 NST Properties: 941.77 931.97 CASH 915 -40 NST166 words
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Article48 1983-10-07 12 H.K.HANG SENG Wednesday 702.3 Week Ago 721.9 Wednesday 717!«8 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Week Ago 707.35 AUSTRALIAN Wednesday 707.8 INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 708.2 Week Ago 696.9 Thursday 886.6 Wednesday 880.5 Week Ago 888.4 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS ALL ORDINARIES Wednesday *****0 Tuesday 1236.69 Thursday 702.8 Week Ago 1241.9748 words
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Article95 1983-10-07 12 AP NEW YORK stock prices pushed ahead in brisk trading yesterday morning, following through on Wednesday's strong close. The Dow Jones Average of 30 Industrials climbed 6.10 points to 1,256.30 in the first half an hour. The average reached its record closing high of 1,260.77 a weekAP - 95 words
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Article883 1983-10-07 12 SHARE prices closed firmer in moderately active trading, although many issues ended below the day's highs, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times Index was up 4.7 points at 712.5. Prices opened higher, helped by steadier sterling and the overnight gains on Wall Street. Dealers reported increased interest883 words
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Article, Illustration648 1983-10-07 12 LIM SOON NEO - By LIM SOON NEO THE tender for a leased piece of prime commercial land facing Orchard Road that was expected to be carried out towards the end of this year will be delayed. The land, part of Orchard Square, is leased to648 words
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209 1983-10-07 12 ANTAH Holdings Bhd, which has forecast a pretax profit of at least M 56.06 million for the year ending March 31, 1964, expects to declare a final dividend of 6 per cent gross on its enlarged share capital. The forecast, made in its209 words
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390 1983-10-07 12 JACK Chia-MPH is subscribing for AJ6 million worth of subordinated convertible unsecured notes to be issued by its 25 per cent-owned listed associate, Jack Chia (Australia) Ltd. The company, in a late announcement yesterday, said the subscription will be made through390 words
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Article175 1983-10-07 12 MULUMART (M) 84a BM has at the close of its general offer for shares of Lant Tla Fields BM received acceptances of 9,541 shares. Together with the 6.56 million Larut shares held before the offer, Multimart now owns 6.57 million Larut shares representing 50.8 per cent of its175 words
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279 1983-10-07 12 THIS afternoon, nearly all the stockbrokers in town will come together at the Executive Club in OCBC Building for an informal lunch. For a group of people who have generally dealt with each other at arms' length, the affair has generated surprisingly good response. The279 words
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207 1983-10-07 12 LIEN HOE Industries Bhd, which recently announced big plans to move into the finance and property sectors, has turned In lower Interim earnings. For the six months ended June 30, group profits before tax and minority interest fell by 45 per cent to207 words
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309 1983-10-07 12 PLANTATION sad trading ceagiemerate Sime Darby Bhd Is plaaalag Is set ap a jetat-veatare faraitare plaat is Malaysia. The eempaay Is eagaged la "prettmiaary" talks with a samber af parties sa the project. One af them Is Hyaadal Wssd ladsstrles Ca309 words
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301 1983-10-07 12 SPP Ltd, which has diversified into property and construction-related a c t i v ities, is now moving Into the food business. The company disclosed yesterday that It had recently taken up a 25 per cent stake in La Boulangerie De Paris Pte Ltd,301 words
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157 1983-10-07 12 A SOFT property market and depressed commodity prices have caused Kesang Holdings Bhd to report a set of earnings that Is sharply lower than foreoast. For the 12 months ended June 30, 1963, the group saw a steep 31 per cent fall in157 words
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Advertisement69 1983-10-07 12 Korea Exchange Bank US. $30,000,000 Floahng Rate Notes Due 1988 In accordance with the provisions of the Notes, notice is hereby given that the rate of interest for the period sth October, 1983 to sth April, 1984 has been fixed at 10 per cent, per annum and that the coupon69 words
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Advertisement293 1983-10-07 12 0E DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME October December, 1983 Course Course Title No. 1. Sel I ing for Success 2. Effective Telephone Selling 3. Customer Relations for Retail Supervisors 4. Executive Search, Recruitment Selection for Strategic Management 5. How to Develop Operate a Franchise 6. The Transactional Manager 7. Performance Planning, Development Evaluation293 words
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Miscellaneous58 1983-10-07 12 IWEfITiHERg OUTLOOK for today: Cloudy; showers in some areas around noon. Report for 24 hours prior to 7JI pm on Oct C at the airport: Maximum temperature 31.5 Associated humidity 66 Minimum temperature 24.5 Associated humidity 97 Hours of sunshine 8.70 Rainfall In millimetres 15.7 Total rainfall for the month58 words
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384 1983-10-07 13 NORWAY'S shipping sector is becoming more optimistic as a result of the current international economic upswing, said Mr Atle Jebsen, president of the Norwegian Shipowner's Association. In his annual review of the industry, he argued that this optimism had also been stimulated by continued political384 words
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543 1983-10-07 13 JUNE LIM - By JUNE LIM THE Port of Singapore Authority will next year plough millions of dollars to extend and upgrade its facilities to meet an increase in seaborne trade. The authority has budgeted $357 million as capital expenditure for 1964, down from543 words
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Article130 1983-10-07 13 Reuter PAKISTAN'S Oil and Gas Development Corporation (OGDC) is seeking to acquire 10 new oil rigs to boost its operations next year, Petroleum and Natural Resources Minister Rao Farman All Khan said. Ali Khan said Pakistan will buy two oil rigs from the Soviet Union atReuter - 130 words
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Article64 1983-10-07 13 AP A CHINESE tugboat towed an oil-drilling platform from Japan to New Zealand in a 54-day voyage plagued by extremely bad weather, including typhoons, the official Xinhua News Agency reported. The 20,800-hp tugboat Deyue and the 44,565-ton platform arrived safely at the Port of Bluff, New Zealand,AP - 64 words
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Article70 1983-10-07 13 SCAN Pacific Line has cancelled US west coast calls for its next three Soviet charter vessels, a result of threats and protests last month against the Novokuibyshevsk and refusal of ILWU longshore workers to unload the ship. With anti-Soviet sentiment still strong following the shooting down70 words
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Article830 1983-10-07 13 SWpptag Uk Page CM SklpptagLiae PM® CM Shipping Lte P^e CM Skipping Uae Page CM AC ToepCer AJea AhmkM Liner A*aC An tare Shpf AFC Line APL Arabian Butt is-" Asia broker AHi Merchant Atlas Unas a astasia Line Australian Com Bait-Orient Bangkok CM Bank Line BBS830 words
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346 1983-10-07 14 THE Canadian government has awarded contracts worth Cs34o million for new icebreakers and fisheries vessels as part of a programme to speed up modernisation of the government fleet and aid ailing shipyards. The orders for six Type--1100 light icebreakers for Canadian Coast Guards and346 words
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Article, Illustration154 1983-10-07 14 THE drillship, Gkmmr Robert FBsmer will be christened today at the Far East Levingsten Shipbuilding today. The fifth and largest drillship to be built by FEUS, the CJomar Robert F Bauer will be christened by Mrs Dorothy M Bauer, wife of the former president and154 words
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Article2026 1983-10-07 14 CHARTERING is subdued on Wednesday in all sections of the freight market, with rates mostly little changed, shipbrokers said. Grain was covered from the US Gulf to the Continent at an unchanged level of $7.25. A grain booking was arranged from the Gulf to Taiwan at $24 against2,026 words
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822 1983-10-07 14 AMERICAN flag lines, after only a year from the implementation of cargo sharing law, now dominate the carriage of trade cargoes in Philippine-US liner route. The executive order, patterned after the cargo sharing scheme of the Unclad Code of Conduct for Liner822 words
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Article200 1983-10-07 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 National200 words
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183 1983-10-07 15 Reuter A CONVENTION aimed at giving developing countries a larger share in shipping came into force yesterday, the UN Conference on Trade and Development (Unctad) said. The convention, adopted in April 1974, outlines a code of conduct for liner conferences. It calls for importingReuter - 183 words
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Article, Illustration523 1983-10-07 15 SOUTH African shipping line Safmarine, which last month clashed with the Pretoria government over plans to put money into hotels and casinos, is pressing ahead with yet more investment in non-shipping leisure activities. The company is setting up a new division, Safleisure, to co-ordinate523 words
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4990 1983-10-07 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 of4,990 words
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Article816 1983-10-07 21 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godowns FCL Arrival for LCL Movement Ship Voy Date/Time Operator Cargo Schedule Location As Plutus 426 7.10.83 2300 IAPL FSB 0900-1100/0900-1100 L2/N2 Maersk Mango 40B/41B 8.10.83 0730 Maersk 51 0700-0600/1800-1900 S2/S2 f Khd Sary&n 33BW83 8.10.83 0800 S816 words
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Article1902 1983-10-07 21 The leading shipping lines operating from loeal ports and their agents. A-B Adriatic f »af larr Continental Feeder* (S) Cargo Freight (PK) AEEA African Shipping Agencies (S). Un-KitmU Liar Transgroup (St. UnaUH Uarr Servlee Kim Shpg (S). Alfred C Taepfer Sea Consontum (S) Marintex Enterprise (PK).1,902 words
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Article392 1983-10-07 22 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Be Gae Bong 5 Chinpo alongside 7.10.83/0700 Cherry Bagus 27/8 Lian Soon alongside 7.10.83/1500 Louise Lykes 13/4 Boustead alongside 7.10.83/0600 New Stallion 47 Sin Chiao alongside 7.10.83/1500 Nippo Maru 19 Sharp alongside 7.10.83/0600 Profesor Rylke 33/4 Baltic392 words
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Advertisement425 1983-10-07 13 KS FOR PROFIT Times Bookshops .IARDIM AN I AH lOOCL I Okieimt Overseas Codeine* Line FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ LiMmt R'dan 11/10 29/10 30/10 17/10 4/11 5/11 25/10 12/11 13/11 1/11 19/11 20/11 9/11 27/11 28/11 15/11 3/12 4/12 21/11 9/12 10/12 27/11 15/12 16/12 4/12 22/12425 words
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Advertisement474 1983-10-07 13 SEALORD A X 1 JNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO'SAG) NATIONAL LINE OF BAHRAIN. IRAQ. KUWAIT. QATAR. SAUDI ARABIA AND UNITED ARAB EMIRATES FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE KROM JAPAN TAIWAN lIOMikOMi an i/u i«/t« C/ 10 1/1* 12/11 14/11 11/10 21/11 19/11 25/10 21/10 30/10 Vll 21/10 31/11 2/11 5/11 7/11 U/U 1/11474 words
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Advertisement1086 1983-10-07 13 The Singapore's Straits Business World at your Fingertips Times DIRECTORY Of Singapore (Buku Merah) EXPORT FULL CONTAINER SERVICES TO: U.S. PACIFIC, GULF, ATLANTIC, EAST CANADA, INLAND POINTS Feeder Vessels P Kelang Pening 9-9/10 10-10/10 19-19/101 LAURA/LIMA H 24-24/101 UUJRA MftERSX 1-1/11 7-7/11 15-15/11 I 1 I' I 1l >i n1,086 words
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Advertisement312 1983-10-07 14 r—# FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE To Europe. From Europe 1) Barcelona. Genoa. 2) Amsterdam, Antwerp. L Havre, Basle. UK. 3) Bremen. Bremernaven AartMis. Copenhagen Helsinki 4) Malmo Stockholm. Oslo Accepting Europe cargo tor feeder «a Spore 'Also direct cargo tor Spore 1 Bangkok Pts contact PERMSC P Kelang tor feeder312 words
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Advertisement488 1983-10-07 14 m Y.S. LINE YAMASHITA-SHINNIHON LINE CONTAINER SERVICES USA/CANADA Pacific South Whl Pacific North W**t Atlantic/Canada N TO* UK SOD 17/11 IVII 19/11 11/11 4/12 1/12 lt/U 4/12 t/12 PR V 1/1# 11/ 12/11 14/ ia/ia 20/ CM 25/ tMhar Kl LA/IB OAI Naftai tfsl SAT VCD Pu) IMm> m TMMSMRM488 words
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Advertisement560 1983-10-07 15 The Straits Steamship Group occ Overseas Containers Limited CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT E STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Sebeh, Sarawak, Brunei Ports and Bangkok CONTAINERS)# SERVICE TO/FROM BANGKOK SINGAPORE TO SAB AH, SARAWAK AND BRUNEI ALSO ACCEPTING CARGO FOR: Hm+ml :It Aaita, StacMn. ti Mwvp, Antvin r mJM CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE FROM560 words
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Advertisement674 1983-10-07 15 Franco Belgian Services Jgp Ih■> h .J >■' h '<• .rh s. r t »ct x'.h h, ;inn ,i r f\is r»: I.trr^ «Cf CO"SO«TitjM cmui pmi ■NTH OCT rr STOK r .KLME U H»wt Ita F'Stm Han ntmi fat !l !K 8 1 3■" 4 *Mm OMNTAI 00 15K674 words
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Advertisement572 1983-10-07 16 K Hapag-Lloyd FROM CONTINENT UK Outj Bar Kam*wa Mar Tofcy* B»y LnvpoMßay Cardcaißay IMPORTS PJtaianf 12/10 I Agents SEGANI 2 7R711 har, 271)701 hmt*4 2212J00 CFS *****72 InM 22««33 LJTM *****1 483:49 4J3354 P «fHn| J***** CFS 3»9:"* Penang 360 7 V 3'34!3 3?3163 □DTKS> □roup FOR. LAGOS/APAPA, PORT HARCOURT,572 words
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Advertisement451 1983-10-07 16 EVERGREEN LINE FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE ACCEPTMG FCI I LCI CARGO FOR SSP PRI FU KM ANN UN E»* NW 4/14 34/14 2/11 Vll 4/11 4/11 lorn 6mn 17/14 14/14 4/11 4/11 14/11 11/11 11/11 E~S*. 24/14 27/14 17/11 N/11 a/11 24/11 mso acczptbk la/ra 4 ra/ra t& tOnOMt UMfi451 words
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Advertisement705 1983-10-07 16 Everett Lines Burma Five Star Shipping Co'rpn jßk "BURMESE NATIONAL LINE" i AlrvMin rAA naiiAAAu 1 LOADING FOR RANGOON LOADING FOR EUROPE Spare McUnt Ptnanf man h rt/io Oct PmSHNCGTHirYWA 11/12 Oct PAGAN K/2» Oct 29/30 Oct BASSE*"* VI Nov B F S.S.C. Agents Moloyva BOUSTEAD SHWVMG TEL NOS KL705 words
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Advertisement304 1983-10-07 16 US I NOSE MARITIME PTE LTD SUN UNION LINE KARACHI SERVICE VQtTD BREE2E SNGATORE P KELANG POUNG LOM) FOR »/10 27/11 Karadi SNOS MNBTM PTE lID TH. 22*1144/7 I *****7R ■OOKMC: SEAMY SMPPME CORTWT TO. 222M52/3 huos Name son m> m *****2,3 mauysm nun 1 trahsport ltd T* C7C93 1304 words
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Advertisement1140 1983-10-07 17 »\v PIL GROUP EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICES VESSELS KOTA WWAWAN KOTA MEW AH KOTA WANGI KOTA WISATA VOYAGE SINGAPORE LOADING FOB: E-453 22/29 OCT HOOEIOAH, AOABA. ADEN. MOGADISCIO E-457 2S/30 OCT DJIBOUTI, HOOEIOAH, JEDOAH, MOGADISCIO. MOMBASA, DSALAAM E-469 SO/1 NOV HOOEIOAH, JEDOAH. AOABA. ADEN E-471 4/7 NOV HOOEIOAH, JEDOAH, AOABA. FT.1,140 words
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Advertisement573 1983-10-07 17 DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL LINE TOJJSA WEST/ EAST COAST GULF POUTS (FULLY CONTMOISED VESSELS) STOK LA. HOUSTON SAVMWMBAITBIOKm TOBX MTACABTAIOB 78/10 23/11 C/ 12 10/12 13/12 15/12 MUNHI 12/11 7/12 21/12 23/12 28/12 31/12 Mm Kcaptnf cvp tor Montreal Catonton N Ortoam Charlntan Nortoa mn^taj to Jimm m> i hopea573 words
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Advertisement619 1983-10-07 17 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES \> BANKUNE EXPRESS INDEPENDENT SERVICE TO UK/CONT CLYDEBANK FORTHBANK MEADOWBANK SPORE R'DAM HULL HMBG In Port 26 Oct 29 Oct 2 Nov 4 Nov 29 Nov 5 Dec 1 Dec 28 Nov 23 Dec 1 Jon 28 Dec Lukes/ 0 Lines U.S. GULF DMtECT SERVICE (Accepting breakbuk619 words
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Advertisement699 1983-10-07 19 NOL NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD FAR EAST/EUROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE o» the AC( TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): Abo accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia TW BRIDGE S'pore Closing Times: FCL Cargo 0600 10/10 LCL Cargo 1800 9/10 FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) 0 CHEF 35E HK CONTMNER 36E. SS BADGE 42E C CONTMNER699 words
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Advertisement509 1983-10-07 19 HEUNG-A SHIPPIN Korean Flag Vessels SEMI CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO BANGKOK. KEELUNG BUSAN. INCHON oariAg K3 n mmw 10/10 nlO 17/ M 27/ M 3/n M/II -fgf-tm- 27/11 11/11 11/11 H/10 13/11 M/U M/U SEMI CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO CHITTAGONG. CMALNA CALCUTTA iSS "W C«M/JUS IM/lOJ n/ 0 J /U509 words
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Advertisement804 1983-10-07 19 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SVtSOV BULDMG 55, Market Street Sintapore 0104 Telephone Numbers *****3 (15 Lnes) Cable Address SHSOV SINGAPORE Tele* Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** P. KELANG PENANG M/S SHAWMT KM SOON SON M> IST ANO 2ND FLOOR. MESSRS HAI THONG SMPPWG NO 1.804 words
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Advertisement61 1983-10-07 19 AHRENKIEL LINER SERVICE DKCT MONTHLY SEM-CONTMDt SOI WO TO DURBAN. (ACCEFTVK BREAK BULK FCI COffl MEJtS) KSSB. VOT. STORE BARON STftR 19/Wfß 30/10 A VESSQ 21N/S3 30/11 Mm >cc«ptin( FCL/LCL Rt-Urm PORT LOUS DURBAN 9/11 16/11 11/12 18/12 AGENTS: KIM SHIPPING A TRADING PT E LTD 63 Market Street, rOB-06,61 words
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Advertisement321 1983-10-07 20 Ke<|i<Nial Coiitnini'r Linos fj" T1 l r UfHL'i] Sailings Weekly ImUflll Reliable Regular Punctual Berthing PSA 1 £00 Hrs Tuesday Saturday SJ\GMPORE ISLANDS LINE MIDDLE: EAST REGULAR LINER S'pero n hn lojdtoc tar KUSU BUM) 11/20 oi.l Defca. Abu Ohafei. Dubai. Kuwait, BaMaM KUSU BUM) 25/21 Mi* Cotartw. Karachi Kuwait,321 words
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Advertisement301 1983-10-07 21 U JED FREIGHT MANAGEMENT PTE LTD 10 Anson Rood, 28-09 International Pkizo, Singapore 0207 Tel *****1 1(12 Lines) Tele* RS ***** FRTMAN 4/10. 13/ I*. It/10.19/10 UK/CONTMNT t/1t,14/It SYDNH. MELBOUOC. ADELABE BRBBMK FmUNTLE lU. rain. SCMMMMA. LE HARK MTIKV, CMMM/U.S.A. 7/10, 14/ It 13/10. 21/ It lt/lt. 14/ It. It/It301 words
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Advertisement654 1983-10-07 21 LIN LIN SHIPPING PTE LTD 1. Magazine Road. 05-06 Central Building Singapore 0105 Tel *****14/*****22 SMCAPORE TO KUCHKG SOWCE VESSEL ETA ETD SRI PETAL KG f/10 9/10 SRI PETALfIG 16/10 17/10 ARABIAN BULK CARRIERS (ABU DHABI) LIZENA PTE LTD Tel: *****29, *****87, PHNOM PENH/HCM SERVICE MEKONG VENTURE SUN MNG DUMAI/PEKAN654 words
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Advertisement117 1983-10-07 22 PROMPT SHIPPING LINE SA. HGUtt MOHTHtr LMCR SfHWCf 10 KKSI AFMCAK POUTS *CttPT»IC FCI/ICI CONTWMS i BMMBUIK V Cl* ifm 10*0*6 CMtGO FOi CHMMJ CMD> 22/10/13 HCOI/COTONOU/IOME/POMTENOaK M*T*DI/MOMN/FKnOMt/BMUU. /DAKM HMWUMC CJWtOJt 25/11/13 SBUYM CJKQI 25/12/13 Gtm«l WHITS WEM CHANG SHIPPING ENTERPRISES PTE LTO 10 ANSON ROAD. =27-15. INTERNATIONAL PLAZA. SINGAPORE117 words
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Advertisement59 1983-10-07 22 REGULAR SERVICE TO THE PHILIPPINES Lm4sUt lBtora»IJ«aal Shipping C*. lac., Maollm ETA Lo»4n* for "KIOWA' (FMppines FUf) 15/10/13 Manb/B*tan|» A|«ih: MCKY'S TRANSPORT I SWUNG AGENCY PTE. LTD. For Enquihes/bookinc/tn Port/lojdmf. phone *****M/9 t *****11 CONCORD LINES REGULAR CONVENTIONAL LINER SERVICES ETD LOADING fOR A ffSSU VU S*d MUARA/KK CONCORD MARINE59 words
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Advertisement683 1983-10-07 22 Rohub BOHLER SHIPPING PTE. LTD. 137 Nartnl St. #11-0* lait if East Asia IM| Sia|aperi 0104 Til *****44 |3 llMtl Triti IS ***** lOSNIP DWECT REGULAR CONVENTIONAL SERVICE ETA LOADING In Port Dammam/Kuwait 12 Oct Dubai 3 15 Oct Banda Bushire/ Banda Khomeni 20 Oct Dubai/Damman/Kuwait 25 Oct Jeddah/Hodeidah 3683 words
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Advertisement638 1983-10-07 22 HEAP SENG TRADING SHIPPING PTE. LTD. 13-01, 13th floor. Golden Mile Tower, Beocti Rood, Singapore 0719. T«<: *****44 Tl» R*****2 HEAPCO SINGAPORE TO PHUKET/WEST MALAYSIA SERVICE STORE P.KELANG PENANG PHUKET lARGSA V 21/13 29 Od 22 Oct LAMPUNG V 29/13 In Port 11 Oct IS Od FULL CONTAMER SERVICE TO638 words
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Advertisement377 1983-10-07 22 (sif g,'tp<.jr P c NVOCC DIRECT SERVICE EUROPE/FAR EAST LINER SERVICE vsi eta ALEXMOROS 6. TSAULR6 15/10 TBN 21/10 Cargt Booknp tat *****M/9. *****11 10 hrnrn U #22 Ott Mtnutan* Hum S port 0207 T*i: RS ***** (TMSM) MEMEN/ANTIOP ATLAS LINES RCeULM IBtPOOOfT SBNKZ TO MB I CIffTTAGONG MB CHALNA377 words
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Miscellaneous191 1983-10-07 22 eather ..•A v 4 fe N 1 SP m N ft :v^ -> ;t tt SI li IE A 5 W* s? m i H S C» rest r*« IK *w SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. c win* Wind direction with speed in knots R191 words
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