The Business Times, 11 November 1983

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 67/1/83 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, IMS 60 CENTS
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    Strain in Asean relations with Australia
    346 1 WITH relations between Australia and Asean appearing to be worsening, a statement on the current dispute is expected today from the Singapore government. Yesterday, Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke said that the dispute had got out of hand, while Thailand apparently moved to contain
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    Electrical producers head for Paris fair
    220 1 END-USERS and buyers of electrical and electronic components from different parts of the world will soon have a chanre to find out more about Singapore's supporting industry. The components industry, which exported over $2.5 billion worth of products in 1982, will be represented by
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    Subsidy for KLM's stopover package
    434 1  -  By WANG LOOK KEAH THE Singapore Tourist Promotion Board has agreed to subsidise KLM's Singapore stopover package in a move to encourage more travellers to break Journey here. The Dutch carrier is the first foreign airline to benefit from the scheme since the STPB decided
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    Pepper has become hot stuff
    314 1 LITTLE did Peter Piper know, when be picked that pickled pepper, that one day he would have a peck of the fastest moving commodity around. For pepper prices have suddenly caught fire. The London tree market price of Sarawak white pepper has almost doubled since
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    Schmidt on faults in Soviet economy
    502 1  -  By JOHN LIM THE Soviet Union, which is as integrated into the world economic system as the US, has been severely hit by the world economic recession. Mr Helmut Schmidt, former chancellor of West Germany, said the Soviet Union's management of their economy leaves
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  • BRIEFLY...
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      Lock icon Death penalty Bill
      76 1 Reuter SOUTH Korean bank officials who take bribes could face the death penalty under a new law proposed by the Seoul government yesterday. The Bill, subject to Cabinet and parliamentary approval, was prompted by a recent soles of multi-million dollar fin*nriai scandals involving bank officials and private
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      Lock icon Italy ready
      129 1 AP ITALIAN Defence Minister Giovanni Spadolini said yesterday that his country is ready to evacuate PLO leader Yaser Arafat from his besieged base in Tripoli, Lebanon. Mr Spadolini, appearing at a news conference in Rome with his French counterpart Charles Hernu, said Italy would send military personnel to
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      Lock icon Special assembly
      101 1 AFP THE United Nalays National Organisation (Umno) yesterday announced it would hold a special general assembly to work on its proposal for a constitutional amendment to eliminate the need for royal assent to legislation. Umno Secretary-General Datuk Mustafa Jabar said that he was confident that the issue will
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      Lock icon Nuclear appeal
      79 1 Reuter ALMOST 15,000 physicists from 43 countries yesterday appealed for a halt to the nuclear arms race, citing the danger of a holocaust that could kill 100 million people. A statement, issued in Paris, warned of new developments that could trigger off a catastrophe through the failure of
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      Marcos rejects plea
      75 1 PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos angrily rejected pleas from local and foreign businessmen for political reforms yesterday, accusing the businessmen of massive tax evasion and of worsening the country's economic crisis with confetti demonstrations against him. More than 500 Filipino, American, Japanese and European businessmen confronted Mr Marcos at
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      Lock icon Military discussions
      38 1 Reuter A LEBANESE all-party committee began talks in Geneva yesterday on the thorny question of the future composition of the country's national army after reaching a broad consensus on key principles of constitutional and political reform.
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    Company making diving systems set up
    232 1 A NEW rumpaay whteh will design, MM ani market diving systems ter the stl industry has been set sp la It Is a Jalat veatare between a beat nsaipssj. Pte Ltd, sad a UK grsap, Obfesn Marine Engineer» Csaeeived three uMaths ags, the prsjeet
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    New energy plan proposed for region
    312 1  -  By LOH HUI YIN A NEW energy scheme designed to aid Asean during the current oil glut is shortly to be put before senior Asean ministers for approval. Details of the scheme were recently agreed on in Singapore by chief executives of the national
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    US-Japan accord on strengthening yen
    112 1 PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan and Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone yesterday said they have approved an agreement to coirect the weakness of the yen. Details of the agreement were released through a Joint statement issued by US Treasury Secretary Donald Regan and Japanese Finance Minister Noboru Takeshita
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon Bonn markets cautious following SMH crisis
      607 2 Reuter A NEW mood of caution has spread through West German money markets following the near collapse of private bank Schroeder, Muenchmeyer, Hengst Und Co (SMH). Commercial bankers say there are already clear signs of a re-evaluation of the day-to-day risks involved in the
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      US$29m facility for drilling company
      102 2 THE signing of a U5529.09 million syndicated guarantee facility was announced in Singapore yesterday by the Royal Bank of Canada (Asia) Ltd Singapore, as agent for the participants. The guarantee enabled Great Eastern Drilling k Engineering Co, a Panamanian company, to obtain export finance for
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      Lock icon Two HK banks reduce short-term rates
      235 2 Reuter HONGKONG and Shanghai Banking Corp and Chartered Bank said they cut short-term deposit rates by varying amounts on Nov 8 to bring them in line with the prevailing interest rates in the interbank market. Both hanks have trimmed their 24-hour to onemonth rates,
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      Lock icon Banks raise US$l.3bn
      119 2 Reuter US BANKS raised US$l.3 billion in debt and equity during the third quarter, the smallest amount since the first quarter of 1982, according to a report by Irving Trust Co. However, the slowdown should not be considered unusual because financing typically drops off during the July-September
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      Lock icon Additional fund Bill making headway
      264 2 Beater AMERICAN rsngrasslsnsl ssarces saM they see a "breakthrough" In deadlocked legislation for aa sddWsnal US$l.4 Mlßsa essMNhs to the International Monetary raad. lag Committee ehalrmaa Fernand St Gcrmala toM a SlTpeTiffg that "Iht Hove we are due to a series sf compromises which will
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      Lock icon Fed likely to resist calls to ease monetary policy
      732 2 Reuter THE US Federal Reserve policymakers, determined to keep inflation under control and to slow down economic growth, will probably resist pressures to ease monetary policy when they meet next week. Fed sources In Washington said the Federal Open Market Committee
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      Lock icon China to seek HK$32bn loan for power project
      355 2 Reuter CHINA will seek HK532.4 billion In loan finance for the proposed HK$36 billion nuclear power plant project in Guangdong province. Hongkong Secretary for Economic Service*, Piers Jacobs, said in the British colony yesterday that the remaining |3.6 billion will be equity
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      Lock icon Banks committed US$3bn to loan for Brazil
      287 2 Reuter INTERNATIONAL banks have so far committed over US$3 billion to Brazil's planned 96.5 billion loan. Citibank senior vice-president William Rhodes said. Mr Rhodes. Brazil s 14bank advisory committee chairman, said the telexes were coming in rapidly. The deadline for banks to make
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    • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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        Singapore market
        423 2 THE US dollar closed sharply lower against most major currencies yesterday amid profit-taking and the easing of US interest rates. Against the local dollar, the US currency opened at 552.1330/40. Movement was slow and the dollar fluctuated between $2.1335/45 and $2.1325/35. It closed at the opening rate. khrtMk
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        Tokyo
        199 2 THE DOLLAR yesterday closed at 234.75 yen. slightly below the 234.80/90 New York close, in nervous trading ahead of a US/ Japan statement on detailed ways of handling the yen/dollar issue. The dollar rose to a high of 235.50 yen on commercial buying soon after opening at 235.10, but
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        PLR
        22 2 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their beat customers is 8.96 per cent.
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        ASIAN $
        126 2 ASIAN ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at 5 pm on Nov 10: USD* oow <UI BU 7 <Uj« 1 month 9* OH 2 monthi 0* 3 month! 19/ie 913/16 0 monthi 101/16 019/16 9 montha 10* 10* 12 month* 10* 10* DM /ItLAJ •wJts. 1 month 5 11/16 3S/16
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        Discount
        47 2 RANGE of prW m ofler ed by dlscount Souks cm Nov 16: Overnlffct: 1 Call deports: S-S Cbih| 3-month taTtaf Mtac Treasury bills 2* SH 3-month Bank bill* 7* 1V> 3 months CD 7 vie 71/16 6 months CD 7 3/16 71/16 Source: National Discount Co
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        Gold
        310 2 GOLD futures in Singapore yesterday fluctuated narrowly throughout the session in quiet trading before closing slightly firmer than New York's levels. Total sales for the day were recorded at 116 lots while kerb volume was 75 lots. Prompt closed slightly higher at U*****.50/384.50 an ounce compared with New York's
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        Silver quotes
        31 2 New Tort MSB MB OSS IflSR Zartct t.UB >.(08 in» MB Wa4 Stagmpore 8MB MSB UK UK CVxiac pric in US c loUan a troy oboc Source: Credit, S'pore
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        Hongkong
        101 2 THE US dollar yesterday weakened on new* that Japan and the US has agreed to set up a yen/ <Ml«r committee and that nwawrUi expert» from the two countries will meet in Tokyo by February. The US unit fell to its lowest level of the day at around 234.55
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        London
        95 2 THE dollar yesterday was about one pfennig easier than Wednesday night's closing levels in quiet early foreign exchange markets. The overnight dollar fall came mainly on an unwinding of long dollar positions and a lack of further news to boost the US currency. Opening quotes yesterday: US ***** CM
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Always adapt and innovate, says EDB chief
      367 3 THERE MUST be continual adaptation to rapid changes in technology, said Mr PY Hwang, chairman of the Economic Development Board. He was speaking at the 10th anniversary of the Brown Boveri Government Training Centre yesterday. "Hie ability to innovate, to adapt to changing
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      Seminar to focus on developing expertise
      57 3 ■OwlftpfmlMDw sill te* essdhsns''iiivilijlng vldo 'for m£T rMrntTmL tatestsTtelT msstl iMn hesssV|hwS k. Speakers Include Mr Hisjki Beaten, partner te ■rnst I Whin nay (Far K»*>, Ifc Taa B- Qted, Teek, grsua sosroiary and flnanetel sflssr wHh Strmlte Steamship Ce LM. BcsMm halns edaeatteaal,
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      Videotext will not replace newspaper
      319 3  -  By LEE HAN SHIH ONE of Japan's top experts in communications said video news services will never replace the newspaper. "To get news from television using videotext type of services is quite different from getting it from the newspaper," said Mr Toru Ueharu, director of
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      Women attitude towards family planning improving
      288 3 Uf\DP AkILI mukl women at cniio-D6ar-log age are likely to adopt a more positive attitude towards family planning and small families following their increasing participation In the labour force. This Is the projection made by the Singapore Family Planning and Population Board in its
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      Industry urged to play active role in education
      333 3 INDUSTRY should play a more active role in stimulating and encouraging general education not only for its workers, but lor those outside the immediate circle oc tne industrial sector. Thto aspect of training and development was highlighted by Dr JA Thurber, the
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      Toshiba presents NTI with $50,000 computer
      109 3 NANYANG Technological Institute yesterday received a 150,000 microcomputer from Toshiba Trading Singapore. The gift, a TD6-800A Microcomputer development system, will allow NTI students to design and simulate a chip in operation. Toshiba, the world's fifth largest producer of semiconductors or chips, has U manufacturing
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      Fiat car to give Japanese a run for their yen
      210 3 SIX months after being appointed distributor for the Flat ran(e of motorcars for the Singapore and Brunei markets, San Motors Co Pte Ltd, a member of the Asia Motors group, has Just unveiled its new "pride of place" the Flat
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      Towards the computer based economy
      125 3 TIB Mty dtreettoa Is forward to the esmpnfor ace, aad the Government hu the tight step fo lay «water asesl bm rhinos aad computers to meet new challenges. And there will bo a grewfor people who are for thsse whs ean work with the Mgh
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      Call to enhance quality of training
      860 3  -  By TSANG SAU YIN THE quality at our future will depend upon the quality and direction at our training and education. Professor S Jayakumar, Acting Minister far Labour and of State (Law and Home Affairs), in opening the National Productivity Congress *83 yesterday, said:
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      11 3 3 A TUNAS BUILDING ANSON ROAD -ri Richard Ellis 224 8181
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      209 3 One of the most harrowing times in one's business life must surely be when, through success, your concern has grown too large for your present premises and suddenly you are faced with the trials of relocation. It is at these times that we at Richard Ellis would like to offer
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Hitachi case settled for US$300m says paper
      590 4 AP Reuter INTERNATIONAL Business Machines Corp (IBM) reportedly settled its trade-secrets lawsuit against Hitachi Ltd after the Japanese computer maker secretly agreed to pay IBM about US$3OO million. Also, IBM agreed to permit Hitachi to continue using computer software that IBM claimed was
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      Lock icon Wibau goes down the tube with IBH
      285 4 Beater THE wave sf eempaay fallares fellewtag the fall ef IBH HeMlag aad the aeareellapae sf Its mala flaaaelag haah has eagaMed aaetber member sf the grsap. Wlbaa, a maaafactarer sf eemeat eqalpmeat, said ea Wedaeeday It was fellewtag IBH late receivership. It
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      Lock icon An over-supply of office space in Kuala Lumpur
      544 4 Bernama THERE is an over-supply of office space in Kuala Lumpur at present with the surplus expected to continue at least until 1966. A survey conducted by Rahim and Co Chartered Surveyors Sdn Bhd showed that "of the 1,722,500 square feet of
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      Lock icon Bonn sells more to Soviets
      289 4 Reuter WEST Germany, Moscow's biggest western trading partner, boosted its exports to the Soviet Union by more than a quarter in the first nine months of this year despite chilly East-West relations, according to official figures issued on Wednesday An economics ministry spokesman said: "This
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      785 4 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Time From FT FT75 0115 JFK/ANC/NRT/ TPE/KUL THAI TG981 0135 BKK PAA PA5 0225 JFK/SPO/HKG SLA SQ41 0605 MAA SIA SQ43 0730 DHA MAS MH601 0820 KUL CAL CI010 0845 JED/DHA MAS MH671 0905 KUL MAS MH811 0910 PEN SIA SQ103 0945
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      Lock icon US urges caution in barring Soviet imports
      302 6 UPI THE US State Department, warning against economic warfare with the Soviet Union, urged a cautious approach in efforts to bar the import of goods made by forced labour. Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Mark Palmer, while acknowledging that forced labour is used
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      Lock icon Angry Marcos lashes out at businessmen
      531 6 UPI PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos, stung by criticism of his embattled regime, yesterday told a meeting of top business leaders that their ranks were filled with fencers, hoarders, liars and tax dodgers. Mr Marcos' angry outburst, broadcast live on nationwide television, came during a meeting
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      Lock icon Safety of witnesses can't be guaranteed
      501 6 AFP UPI THE board investigating the assassination of opposition leader Benigno Aquino has said it could not guarantee the safety of vital witnesses. General Counsel Andres Narvasa said "I don't know if the board would be able to give police or any physical protection"
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      Lock icon Week of fighting ends with tenuous ceasefire
      344 6 Reuter A WEEK of heavy fighting between supporters and opponents of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat ended on Wednesday with a tenuous ceasefire. An Arafat spokesman said a ceasefire had been reached as a result of Arab mediation. Spokesman Khaled Salaam said orders were
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      Lock icon Israel trying to ease tension with Syria
      296 6 Reuter ISRAEL is seeking to allay Syrian fears after testing a new troop mobilisation system on Wednesday. Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir reiterated on Wednesday night that Israel had no aggressive intentions towards Syria or any other country. "We had a very limited call-up
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      Lock icon Formation of European venture capital body
      138 6 Reuter A NEW European moditk» aimed at promoting and stimulating risk investment in new growth industries throughout Europe was presented at a news conference in Brussels. The European Venture Capital Association (Eves), which was set up with support from the European Commission, groups 53
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      Lock icon Beauty over ugliness
      87 6 Reuter A PICTURE showing French actress Brigitte Bardot with a hideous naked body has cost a French magazine US$6,OOO in damages and interest. A civil court in Paris said yesterday that the monthly satirical magazine Jfara KM had given Miss Bardot "a particularly degrading and hateful" appearance
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      Lock icon A lot of investment in" China unproductive
      361 6 AP ABOUT 15.7 billion yuan (USS7.BS billion) worth of investment is sitting Idle in China because projects have not been completed, the China Daily reported. The official English-lan-guage newspaper said that of 5(0 major Industrial projects built between 1977 and 1981 at a
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        DOCUMENTS IN JAIL
        588 6 EMBARASSED US state department officials are trying to And out why secret documents were sent to a local )ail by mistake and whether any are still missing. Department spokesman Alan Romberg yesterday said the secrets were in an unlocked safe sent to the Lorton Reformatory maximum security
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      Lock icon Heineken nabbed by masked men
      169 6 UPI FREDDIE Heineken, multimillionaire chairman of Heineken Breweries and confidant of the Dutch royal family, was kidnapped by three masked men on Wednesday night, police said. Mr Heineken and his chauffeur were forced into an orange van outside the company's headquarters and driven away at
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      Lock icon Belgian anti-Cruise motion is thrown out of Parliament
      301 7 Reuter THE Belgian parliament has rejected left-wing resolutions aimed at stopping deployment of new US medium-range nuclear missiles in Belgium. After a two-day debate, Parliament, In a victory (or Nato policy, rejected by majorities of between 20 and 30 votes a bill
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      Lock icon Bonn labour union is against deployment
      307 7 UPI THE powerful West German Federation of Labour has come out against the Nato plan to deploy new US medium-range missiles in the country. The federation on Wednesday called on its eight million members to tell their Deputies in Parliament to reject Chancellor Helmut
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      Lock icon UK rejects HK talks deadline
      227 7 AFP BRITAIN has refused to acknowledge the Chinese assertion that there was a September 1984 deadline in the talks between the two countries on the future of Hongkong. "Our view is that the important thing is to come to the right solution without rushing matters,"
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      Lock icon Finance talks resume but outlook gloomy
      223 7 Reuter INTENSIVE talks abaat ovrrhaallag the Ears peas Economic Cammunity's badly-shaken flaaaees resamed la Athens yesterday amid glean aheat praaaext month's summit esaferceoe. With the 10 aatt— Mac's (stare threatened by a severe crisis aa Its eaah and (arm ■lalstofs are toe to arrive
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      Lock icon US and Japan accord on stabilising exchange rates
      613 7 Reuter THE United States and Japan yesterday agreed to coordinate their monetary policies to help strengthen the value of the yen and stabilise the yen-dollar exchange rate. Japanese officials said the accord was reached at a meeting between US deputy Treasury secretary
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      Lock icon No more funds for-steel project
      527 7 FT CIVIL works on the &5 billion naira (US$4.6 billion) first phase of the Ajaokuta steel project in Nigeria, the largest industrial investment in black Africa, has practically stopped because funds have run out. And the contractors are in dispute over a hugely esralatlng bill.
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      Lock icon Unions warn of more retrenchment in M'sian tin mines
      191 7 Reuter THE continuation of International Tin Council (ITC) export quotas is likely to lead to further retrenchment of mine workers in Malaysia. National Mining Workers Union (NMWU) officials in Kuala Lumpur said yesterday that 12,500 workers had been retrenched since the
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    Friends need one another
    519 8 AUSTRALIAN Prime Minister, Bob Hawke, is right in saying that the dispute with Asean over Cambodia is "getting out of hand". Australian Foreign Minister Bill Hayden's harsh criticisms of Asean on Wednesday are threatening to turn what started off as a show of displeasure by Asean
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    Lock icon Japan's car firms thriving in spite of tight market
    1141 8  -  By JIM ABRAMS AP SHACKLED by quotas abroad and hobbled by weak demand at home, Japan's car industry today is still churning out more vehicles than any country in the world, and turning a nice profit too. In 1982, there were
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    Lock icon Adding up the steep costs of industrial espionage
    1073 8 The cost of industrial espionage is high especially to those who get caught. After being found guilty of stealing secrets from IBM, it has cost Hitachi a reported US$3OO million to stay out of the civil courts. ANDREW POLLACK reports on its
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    Lock icon Military keeps Manila guessing
    935 9  -  By TEODORO BENIGNO AFP FILIPINOS are taking a long, hard look at their military in the face of mounting concern that a group of generals may shortly move into Malacanang Palace and shatter the country's tradition of civilian supremacy. That concern visibly heightened when President Ferdinand
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    Lock icon Ozal pledges to modernise Turkey's economy
    468 9  -  By MARVINE HOWE NYT TURKEY'S champion of free enterprise, Turgut Ozal, whose party won the parliamentary elections on Sunday, irritated the ruling generals during the campaign with what they viewed as his brash promises. He said that as prime minister he could even sell
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    Lock icon Mixed blessing of forecasting
    689 9  -  By LEONARD SILK NYT FORECASTING le the kaae el eeeaemisto, bat It Is alee their breai aai batter. Baslaese executives, lavestors, politicians aai the geaeral pabUc tarn to ecaaemlsta far their predlctteas as a basis far dedstoas, thea blast them as eharlataas whea the preilettoae ge
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      612 9 SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opening Mowed by A House is Not a Home (Mandarin/r) 4.30 Sports Spectacular: Body Building Championships in Egypt and the Clay Court Men's Final Tennis Championships in the US. 5.00 The Princess and The Gobin (Part 4): (Children's programme) 5.25 Romper Room (English) 5.50 Smith A
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      650 9 TWO-11-OIE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACBOOB 4 Yet it may be French (6) 7 Bird with a double tail, we hear (8) 8 Beetle that gave an Arab a bit o( a scare 10 Worries about the guitar parts (5) 13 Something to shake with (4) 14 Try to catch with
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      LONDON MARKETS
      681 11 COFFEE: Robusta futures yesterday ended a quiet morning with losses of £12 to £2 a tonne. Turnover totalled 936 lots, including 113 crossed trades and 13 options. Most active March last traded at £1,822, £8 below its opening high, on a turnover of 724 lots. SUGAR: Number four
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      PALM OIL
      121 11 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday closed slightly higher on light covering in thin trading, ahead of a USDA crop production report later yesterday. In Nov, central rose Ms 9 to MJ1.311.50 a tonne, while south was unchanged at M 51,310. Dec in the south added M
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      SOYBEAN
      116 11 SOYBEAN futures in Chicago on Wednesday fell about eight US-cents, with most months closing IV4 to three cents per bushel higher. Thinly traded deferreds closed off 2 V: to one cent. January traded in a 13'/i--cent range. After trading ten cents higher at midsession, futures broke on local profittaking
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      WHEAT
      102 11 WHEAT futures in Chicago on Wednesday closed off l'/t to up IVi US-cents per bushel. December traded in a 2 l /j-cent range. Prices fell late under pressure from easing com and soybean futures in a thinly traded, locally dominated market. Corn had been providing the main support to
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      TEXTILES
      139 11 YARN and cotton prices were quoted as follows in Hongkong yesterday. (In HK dollars, spot ex-go-down) Cittw Yira: China Blue Phoenix > 2,950. 32 s 3.320. 40's 4.400 (per bale o< 400 lbs). PakMaa Saw Cattea: LSS 7.00. 4F 93. 289F 7.05, NT Roller Ginned 6.95 (per lb). CLOTH
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      RICE
      316 11 SINGAPORE: Yesterday's closing prices in S$ per kilo, ex-godown: THAI WHITE: 100 per cent first class (Kangaroo) new crop 1.06, 100 per cent second class 0.78, 100 per cent third class 0.76, 25 per cent new crop no stock, B-10 per cent 0.70. THAI BROKEN: A-super 0.61, Special 0.55.
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      CLOSING PRICES
      31 11 Rubber: Nov 10 Singapore: December: 236.00 (up one cent) Malaysia: December: 260.75 cents (up 0.76 cent) Tin: M 530.16 per kilo (up 10 cents) 141 tonnes (down 12 tonnes)
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      Straits Tin
      74 11 RENEWED demand for high grade metal saw the Straits tin price in Peaaag firm 1« cents to M$M.l« a kilo yesterday. The price remained within the ITA lower range of Ms2t.ls and Strong support from the buffer stock manager, Japanese, US and local interests contributed to the rise,
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      RUBBER
      284 11 THE RUBBER market in Singapore yesterday closed slightly higher with December One RSS buyers quoted at 236.00 cents per kilo, up one cent from Wednesday's close. The morning session was marked up 1.25 cents, on trade and speculative buying of December One RSS, after a quarter-cent higher opening. Prices
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      RAS PRICES
      293 11 RA8 prices In cent* per kilo yesterday; u~» PU Buyer Int. 1 R.S.S. prompt f o b 234.00 Int 1 R.S.S. December 2X 25 Int. 1 R.S.S. January 239 25 Int. 2 R.S.S. 230.00 UK/Coot 229 00 lat. 1 R.S.S ***** UK/Coat 225.00 lat. 4 R-S-S. 218 00
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      SSR and SMR
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      Produce exchange
      161 11 CHINESE Praiaee Exrhnagr fTlagapif, elsshig prices per lMkg yesterday» Csesaut sll: Bulk fob $165.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $178.00 sellers, new drum fob $182.00 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $96 buyers. Popper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $602.50 sellers, Sarawak white pepper faq fob
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Market sharply higher
      989 11 NEW YORK WALL STREET stock prices on Wednesday ended sharply higher as technical factors helped {Hill the market out of a week-long slump. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which had fallen nearly 22 points since last Wednesday, rallied over 17 1 points to close above 1232. Secondary
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      Amsterdam
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      JOHANNESBURG
      281 11 NOV M Rand INnilSTHI AI.H Un Steel UnMee Wool worth tn MS 1MB -a -0 uneh A Alpha 1 >36 1 MININGS Abcrcom AS And CI 1 MB mo 40 -04 Anglos ins IB Amanrop A MIC Bar to vi C O Smith Chckert CM A Ciurte Finance i
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      170 11 NOV Pra CORBEILLE Alr-Llqulde m 1 Aqultaln* Nat Dm Patrol*— M110 -1J N Oimk Z3K unch CSP (Thonac CM) om jy CI* Praneala* 6m Patrolaa -0-5 Credit rone tor De franc* ■an -a Hachatlc (UbnUrto) HP XtclMlln (B) Hi ■10 Omnium B36 Iff ♦n PTUJ^<NV6« IB \m -4 Rorml
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      80 11 NOV M m Or Bru Lamb an 4-10 Hobok 4615 -36 FORWARD MARKET Ac«c m -I PMFO Rjrl Dutch Stdro MM MM 1700 unch •ft Artwd Astur Brtacui 1210 MO I MO 1» •a Soc Oen Bel| Soflna Sotny a ISM 3X0 Bj Canpac Cock De Been S1S0 1(3
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      177 11 nov oa PYtnct Action* Sulw 286 HO 4 Alimilt Rm Brown Bovin Br- Oba Oatfjr Br. Cite O*t0 r C 256 IMS 2190 1KB -a is -M -5 ate Oelcy Rm Credit Suine Br Credit Sutoaa Ra( Elek trowatl Br. Ooorft Ftaehar Br OkXxii Pt an unch 2] 40
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      78 11 Thai Seafood Served In hue Siamese Slvle 4 »r to 4 t H Thinking of food. Think Thai: Spicy Tomyum Soup, Charcoal-Grilled Seafood, Royal Thai Seafood and our other delectable Thai Cuisine. Or if you're a gourmet cook, take home some fresh seafood from our mini seafood market. And cook
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      6 11 See page 13 for Asian stocks.
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      110 11 V < V t i 4. &?&.<) £4he 'Sashimi'- sliced raw fish from Japan. Fish used for this succulent dish include tuna, bream, sea bass, red snapper, squid and abalone. All fish used in "Sashimi' is fresh never frozen. At die Kampachi our 'Sashimi' is air flown direct from Japan
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    BUSINESS DONE ON THE SES AND THE KLSE
    2139 12 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after
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    SHARE INFORMATION SERVICE
    3452 12 IMS M«fc Lmw C— f y Last Sale Gr's DW DW CVr Gr's TTd Net P/E Vol COOO) Day Hi«k Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL m m 306 410 130 900 316 060 sao 935 535 214 940 sas 870 472 472 1190 310 060 680 336*
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    Unit trusts
    112 12 Ml win' pttew IwNwU Th« Oaam Ul™LSI IteMnirM IB 141 riiBiri S-poraPragPM LM LM S*popeW(US») LM U ypor» Sk. rmd XXI 1M SI L14 LM yp«** towt tad LIS Lit rpwtl*«yVM L« 1ST LTC-ATT UWW TUT UUDMTBnr LYCAfT to* Trwt Ml IS Ma M FW IB 1« lUU
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    In Kuala Lumpur
    1641 12 BID and offer prices officially listed and burtn— In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock iirtnm» yesterday. «Kb the number of ahans traded shown In brackets In loto of UNO units unlees otherwise specified. If I li (11») kkmm (1MB) (t) IB AMD(LMUBS) (1)UI(D SjM ■tea
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    Shares rise on broad front
    571 12 THE Msgopm stock mm» whom! ywtor At Ike aad of the tradtof day, tke Strata Tines hdaslitol Mn pM 1M pMs to MOuN. the alsec w Mmb llmi Of Ito Mn pst «S 111 patota toMJL awt* olgktty Mgker at Ml 2 were wfcwi to
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    Strong surge in Kuala Lumpur
    599 12 A FRESH bout of interest returned to the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday, sending share prices broadly higher in one of the market's best sessions seen in recent weeks. Prompted partly by the bullish overnight close on Wall Street, investors took to the trading floor
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  • COMPANY NEWS
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      Firmer prices help plantation issues
      697 13 Market Talk... J IN A REVIEW of the plantation sector of the stock market, KH Lim 4 Associates, a local stockbroking firm, notes that primary commodities, such as rubber and palm oil, have experienced their sharpest price declines in late 1980 and have since bottomed
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      Lock icon Reuter board considers flotation
      212 13 Reuter THE Reuter board has considered the results of meetings of shareholders about the possible dotation of Reuters. A flotation would raise money for the further development of the business of Reuters and funds for its shareholders. Useful progress was made and the studies will continue.
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    • ASIAN STOCKS
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        Prices close weaker
        358 13 HONGKONG STOCK prices yesterday closed sharply lower but above the day's lows with some late support from bargain hunting. Dealers attributed the fall to disagreement between Britain and China on a deadline for the talks on Hongkong's future. The Hang Seng Index closed 29.49 lower at 837.27.
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        Tokyo shares end lower
        305 13 SHARE prices yesterday closed sharply lower on heavy selling touched off by a press report from New York that Hitachi had paid IBM $300 million to settle a lawsuit. The market average lost 52.86 to close at 9,244.24. Hitachi, which declined comment on the report, ended
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        Manila
        85 13 NOV M PWM Ami* Mining A n<lo Phil Asa Mining 101 -OOOl AUM Coo B. OJO M Btplo Ooid Bute PMroteaa 0000 unch Bcnfuct Con 114 +4 CDCP nnt Ptm HMd 4 +0.1 I itimrl" B MvindiifM B IN -Oil Mart—< AMI unch OrtHMBl B MB unch Phil Omni
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        Bangkok
        88 13 SHARE prices yesterday closed mixed with losses and gains about equal In thin trading. NOV 10 Aokbam Thai Bthu A S3W Btoclok Qanl" SaTof Ajrudh»y» Ltd IS B2 191 uneh unci) 1 423 MJt «U 144 154 -1 •1 -1 BUtti BOB Rum Tour Bite Union 10 1 III
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        Sydney
        279 13 SHARE prices yesterday climbed strongly across the boards in brisk trading on Australian share markets. However, resource stocks drifted off their highs when overseas buying support did not meet expectations. Near the close, the AllOrdinaries Index was 3.1 points higher at 708.9. Brokers said the week's uptrend was given
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      Selangor Coconuts hopeful of better results
      246 13 SELANOOB Ceeeaats the W-t per^eent Sldliß "saMer 7 Company BM, to hopeful ef better prsapeeto tar the current flaaarlsl year ending Jane ft, 1184. Chairman Mr B M Ailns, la Mi Intent annual statement, says this Is In view ef the substantial rise In
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      ASM to put M$20m more to upgrade steel complex
      1078 13 AMALGAMATED Steel Mills (ASM) plans to invest a further Ms2o million in fixed assets next year to upgrade production facilities at its $300 million steel complex in Buldt Rajah Industrial Estate in Selangor. The move represents part of the company's continuing
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      Lock icon UK banks unlikely to follow Citicorp
      647 13 Reuter CITICORP'S planned purchase of an Interest in a large British stock broking firm is not likely to spark a rush by British clearing banks to follow suit, hanking sources said. The major clearer* Lloyds Bank PLC, National Westminster Bank PLC, Midland Bank PLC
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      61 13 LINOUI Develapmeats Berted: Fifteenth AGM to be held at Conference Room 1, First Floor, Hotel Merlin, Jalan Sultan Ismail, Kuala Lumpur on Nov 21 at noon. THE Kaala 81 dim BaMer Cwnpaay Berfaad: Seventyfirst AGM to be held at No 50, Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur on Nov 30
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    • International ROUNDUP
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        ROYAL Dutch/Shel Group
        189 13 said the increase in third quarter earnings in its exploration and production sectors was largely due to higher equity crude oil production. Shell was commenting on third quarter results which overall showed net income at £645 million, up from £451 million in the corresponding ISB2 period. This
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        THE UK TRADE
        64 13 and Indus- try Department said Dwtop HsMags PLC's sale of tyre plants in Europe to Sumitomo Rubber Industries Ltd of Japan will not be referred to the Monopolies Commission. The deal, realising about £112 million for Dunkp, also includes the sale of Dunlop's 40 per cent stake
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        EASTMAN Kodak
        245 13 Cs said it continues to expect its results to bottom out in 1983 and still looks for a recovery in 1984. The company earlier reported third quarter earnings fell to U*****.1 million or $1.38 per share from $412.1 million or $2.54 per share a year before. Sales were
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  • Chief Price Changes
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      SINGAPORE
      159 14 Rises Indices I—Mthg SO« AM 75 L1n Bm Mlwi M« 196 M 4-36 4-M Nov 8 Nov 10 C K Tu< MXZI" CA8BM« PttSAB 925 in •75 MO aw 723 21 M 20 10 15 BT Comport*: BT Iadieatar: ST Industrials: STFlnanc*: rrr.m 1401*1 n.« 2543.01 MM 1444TS *****
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      156 14 Rises Indices Ktmmtim 775 Kp« Lanjut 536 +125 +51 Nov 9 Nov 10 CASH MO +35 MBT Indicator: *****91 2N540S Seacorp 1370 +30 NST Industrials: 1291.44 1310.X TTat 219 +24 NST Finance: 2501.34 2519.0 Fueaa 230 +22 NSTHotefc: MB.7S <59.65 Toofkah 400 Toridba €15 +20 NST Properties 927.72
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      Selected Indices
      53 14 H.K.HANG SING Thursday tan 21 Wednesday (06.76 Week Ago 800.71 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Thursday 904.5 Wednesday MM Week Ago 880.8 ALL ORDINARIE8 Thursday 708.9 Wednesday 706.9 Week Ago 887.7 FINANCIAL TIMES INDU STRIA L8 Wednesday 721.8 720.1 Week Ago 707 8 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 1232.52 Tuesday 1214.M
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    Sime and bumiputra group take over CBM
    566 14  -  mmm Companies Editor: ALAN LEE By NAJEEB JARHOM SIME Darby Bhd has together with a bumiputra institution acquired control of a Malaysian company, Century Batteries (M) Bhd, or CBM. In a brief announcement to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday, Sime said its
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    NOL sets up two new units
    116 14 SINGAPORE'S national shipping company, Neptune Orient Lines, has set up two new subsidiaries, one in Singapore and the other in Hongkong. The Singapore subsidiary is Mltorient Enterprise Pte Ltd, in which NOL has a 51 per cent stake. Mltorient is a Joint venture company
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    Lion to move part of Petaling operations
    402 14 LION Corporation Bhd is to relocate part of its Petaling Jaya factory operations to a 2.43 hectare site in Bukit Rajah Industrial Estate, north of Klang, towards the end of next year. Disclosing this in a recent interview, Lion Corporation chairman and director
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    LONDON STOCKS
    891 14 THE market opened narrowly higher in quiet trading yesterday, with Wednesday's rally on Wall Street helping market sentiment. ICI rose 2p to 582 while 5p rises were noted in Glaxo at 725, Grand Met at 335 and Thorn Elfl at (29. Natwest gained 13p among higher banks and
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    Trading in Malaysian Feedmills shares suspended
    229 14 TRADING in the shares of Malaysian Feedmills Ltd has been suspended indefinetly on the Singapore Stock Exchange at the request of the company. The suspension took effect after the morning session yesterday, and followed an earlier press report that an undisclosed buyer was close
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    LATEST RESULTS
    36 14 UNTA Kellaa Ik Dredgi*C has reported higher pre-tax profits of M$724,000 (from $583,000) for the half year to Sep 30, 1963. After a tax charge of $155,000 ($162,000), profits amounted to $569,000 (from $121,000).
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    Lock icon What's up at Interwood?
    869 14 Taking Stock... Hock Lock Siew TIMBER magnate Datuk Wee Boon Ping, who took over control of Singapore-listed International Wood Products Ltd (Interwood) a year ago, has something up his sleeve again. The market grapevine has it that he is planning injections of some of his assets
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      223 14 k. i L BIT DEVHOPMENT PROGRAMME November 1983 to January 1984 Course Course Title Dale 1. Computer Project Management Nov 21—23 2. Designing Validating Training Programmes Nov 21-25 3. Computer Operations Management Nov 24 &25 4. The Allen Management Seminar Nov 28 Dec 2 5. SIM Course Leaders' Course Nov
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      52 14 WEATHER! OUTLOOK tor today: Fair. Bepsrt far U hears prtor to 7M pm ea Not II at tfce alvpsrt: Maximum temperature 31.8 Associated humidity 72 Minimum temperature 25.5 Associated humidity 04 Hours of sunshine ZJ2O Rainfall In millimetres Nil Total rainfall for the month 87.1 Total rainy days for the
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
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      Third World bent on phasing out open registration
      255 15 THIRD World nations are pressing for new shipping registration laws to phase out flags of convenience. Developing countries in the Group of 77, together with Liberia and the United States, are taking part in a preparatory committee meeting in Geneva which will
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      Lian Huat buys coastal ships from Unique Shipping
      381 15  -  By JUNE LIM LIAN Huat Shipping has acquired three coastal vessels from another Singapore operator. The purchase was concluded in September when Unique Shipping decided to pull out of the SingaporeIndonesia trade. The three ships built in the *****, are the 1,920
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    • PORT SIDES
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        FEFC's chairman
        134 15 MR Kerry St Johnston has been elected chairman of the Far Eastern Freight Conference, succeeding Mr H J Kruse. Mr Johnston, who is the chairman of Overseas Containers Limited, began his career with Ocean Steamship Company in the mid-*****. He was a founder director of OCL when the
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        Lock icon Marine insurers
        110 15 AP MARINE insurers paid out a record of £365 million in 1962 for ships lost at sea compared with £251 million in 1961 according to a communique released at a meeting of marine insurance companies. The number of ships lost with a value above £500,000 increased from 141
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        Ro-ros orders
        104 15 EGYPTIAN Navigation Company has placed orders for four small roll-on/roll-off vessels of 3,000 dwt. The orders are part of its fleet expansion programme. Two of which will be built in West Germany by the Lubeck-based Schlichtingwerft and the other two to be built at the Port Said shipyard.
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        Far East tour
        92 15 A PORT of Oakland mission is currently touring the Far East in an effort to stimulate trade and encourage additional shipping lines to use the port's facilities. The delegation will visit Hongkong, Taipei, Seoul and Tokyo, and area which is the largest trading partner of the Port
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      INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
      833 15 Skipping Liae Page C*l AC Toepler VI 1 Afea VI 1 Ahrenkfei Liner VU 5 A Ipso VI 5 An Lara Shpg X S A PC Line V 4 APL m 4/5 Argentine IV 4 ASCL m 1 Asia broker V 5 Atlas Lines X 5 A
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      Radio-communications exhibition at IMO
      381 16 AN EXHIBITION of radiocommunications equipment at sea is being held at the headquarters of the International Maritime Organisation during the 13th session of the Organisation's Assembly, which is meeting from Nov 7-18. The exhibition will include demonstrations showing how telecommunications developments are being used to improve
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      El Paso to sell vessel
      57 16 EL PASO Marine of Houston has confirmed that a contract is pending for the sale of its last vessel, the 125,000 cubic metres capacity £7 Paso Sonatrach With the sale, the company, which once owned the world's most expensive fleet of liquefied natural gas carriers,
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      Lock icon Financing for orders by Cosco
      178 16 Reuter AN ORDER for nine container ships placed with West German shipbuilders by China's state shipping line, the China Ocean Shipping Company (Cosco), will be financed by a West German Reconstruction Loan Corp (KFW) Credit, the KFW said. The Dm4B2 million contract will be paid
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      Lock icon Japan wool group stands firm in rates cut demand
      207 16 Reuter THE Japan Wool Commodity Group will stand firm on its demands for a cut in 1984 Australia to Japan freight rates of the Australia northbound shipping conference, Wool Council of Australia executive director David Moore said. In a report to
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      Lock icon Ballot on pay offer
      103 16 Reuter THE National Union of Seamen (NUS) will ballot its 24,000 members on whether to endorse their leaders' rejection of a 5.3 per cent pay offer from the General Council of British Shippers, an NUS spokesman said. The ballot papers, which will be sent out next
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1929 16 A SLIGHT gain in freight rates for grain from the US to the Continent and renewed ore chartering featured Wednesday in an otherwise rather quiet freight market, shipbrokers said. After a small advance seen for grain from the US Gulf to Japan yesterday, a vessel was booked from
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      Lock icon Japanese yards' earning results remain depressed
      754 16 FT JAPAN'S six leading shipbuilders' results remain depressed with earnings performances in the first half to Sept 30 hit hard by low margins on vessel construction and sluggishness in non-shipbuilding sectors including oil drilling rigs, marine construction and plant export. Differences in earnings between
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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 (PAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services. •-•K" Line. Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Orient Overseas Container Line. Cho Yang Shipping. ANRO (STBAITS/ AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia/Straits Container
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      Lock icon HK shippers term rate increases to US a rip-off
      260 17 Reuter THE Hongkong Shippers Council believes proposed increases in freight rates to the US are a "rip-off", council chairman Dennis Ting said. He told a press conference that recent proposals by the Trans-Pacific Freight Conference (TPFC) and the New York Freight
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      4944 22 SCHEDPIE 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 of
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      814 23 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godowns FCL Ship Arrival for LCL Movement Voy Date/Time Operator Cargo Schedule Location S A Vaa! 4309G 12.11.83 0300 Jardlne TA 3 0800-1000/1300-1500 B6/B6 B Melati 486 12.11.83 0700 LeoShpg FSB 1100-1200/1600-1700 L2/L2 1200-1300/1800-1900 N2/N2 Maersk Mango 45B46B
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      1665 23 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A—B CmWht Continental Fecdm (S) Cargo Freight (PK). AFEA African Shipping Agencies (S). Atr*-Earatea Um Tranagroup (S). Uht ServV* Kim Shpg (S). AIM C Taapfor Sea Conaortium (S)/ Marin tes Enterprise (PK) AlpM Intrasea (S)
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      536 24 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES CR Doula 6/7 Borneo alongside 11.11.83/0700 Foochow 23/4 Sin Chiao alongside 11.11.83/0600 Ham Luong 29/30 NAPL alongside 11.11.83/1200 Lin Yin 31/2 YFung alongside 11.11.83/0600 Ned Waalekerk 44 Ned-EAC alongside 11.11.83/0600 Raja Timor 19 Sharp alongside 11.11.83/0600 Rajah
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      471 15 mm LONDON Freights SHIPPING Schedftle CONTAINER Schedmles WHO Acta for Whom SHIPS Ib Port REGIONAL Weather ......t. I \K L>l i W I \H iOOCL I Orient Overseas Co*Li*w Line FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO fUROPt VIA SUfi QdHLB (OS M ■raKCMMTim mauim m KOKMOWKE 15N KOKJM MCUA 22A CWWLBP«3M (»tm.
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      376 15 sealord; i UASC I UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO SAG NATIONAL LINE OF BAHRAIN. IRAQ. KUWAIT. QATAR. SAUDI ARABIA AND UNITED ARAB EMIRATES FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE FKOM JAPAN T \IV\ \N IItIM.MIM. M MMQAB Vl* (Mitalil V«T>(«) Al MMHYW 13+ Al DAM KTV Al HMUKH «T AISO CM.LMC:HAGOYA HAKATA tKEELUNC Al
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      891 15 The Singapore's Straits Business Times World DIRECTORY at your Qf Fingertips Singapore (Buku Merah) MAERSK LINE EXPORT FULL CONTAINER SERVICES V ii IX 14-14/11 24-20/11 24-24/11 44/12 rilfi 171,'» 22/11 10/12 11/12 20/12 25/111 17/12 11/12 27/12 24/12 25/12 3/1 31/12 1/1 11/1 II7JU •SWGtfORE dOSHG TWES *CY 14/11 1100
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      449 16 r—# FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE To Europe. 6 SPANS 1. SPANS S" »«rt 1 2) Mam I 3) H burf From Eufope 12/11 20/11 27/11 4/11 11/12 lt/12 25/12 1/1 SUNOS ft DUMA B SMS TOYMS ft HOUTMMI JUTUWOS b permai KORMGAN 14/11 22/11 21/11 4/12 13/12 20/12 27/12 3/1
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      464 16 Y.S. LINE YAMASHITA-SHINNIHON LINE CONTAINER SERVICES USA/CANADA MIDDLE LAST Pacific South Wml Pacific North Wast IMmi ra. LA/IB OM HI SUT K* flO IM* I UOtCI M 4/12 9/12 KBNU M 11/12 14/12 17/12 MM 17/11 I. M ine 11/12 14/12 LA BMW 11/12 19/12 22/12 (ISO a 27/11 9aU(A9tM
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      531 17 OCL Overseas Containers Limited The Straits Steamship Group STRAITS SHPPING Bnmi Ports and Bangkok r CONTAINf RSHIP SERVICE TO UK CONTINENT n CONTAINfRSHIP SERVICE FROM UK CONTINf NT BANGKOK AGENTS: BORNEO AGENCES LID. BANGKOK TEL: ***** M D A A joint sorvico of Bon Lino, DOfl ucean Blue Funnel ond
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      519 17 fZb Franco Br I gum Services f 'rk' O fi v> CHARGEURS REUNIS M*mh«r ©t MED ClUBi B'hMU Uurfb* to Pwt 12 Mm ?Itor 30 No. 71 ten 23 tew 10k 11 OK 13 0k 110K ICHTEMNCA 10k 30k 19 0K 20tec 220K 27 0K CXVDLa WUOlf 10 0k 12
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      703 18 EXPORTS Spoif PMang s lon Hbutg B haven Rdam Le Havre Antwerp BenaMer 19 II 20 II 10 12 12/12 14/12 151? 17/12 fremen Eipress 77H nll 18/1? 20 12 22/12 23/12 26/12 Aortaonßay 412 612 23/12 26 12 28 12 29 12 31/12 TokreEipiess i? i? hi? 2/1 4/
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      352 18 K.&line FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE 10 EUR Off Vl* SUEZ 1 Mfmbff ot th» Ace Como.t.um jpd S KM mats. 43* 13/11 CMM COMTMKV 23W 20/11 QCVM.O MS Jtm 27/11 J/1? 4/12 ft/12 »/12 11/« J/1? 10/1? 12/12 14/12 17/12 16/12 17/12 19/1? 21/12 24/12 FROM Mill CONTAINERISED COM NORIM SMtRICt
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      384 18 EVERGREEN LINE FAR EAST/EUROPF CONTAINER SERVICE AC CEP TUG Fa 8 LCI CARGO FOR: MP PM IK FU MB MM UB M/U VU IVU 12/12 IVU 15/1? twfUMl M/U »/U 14/12 11/12 M/U 21/12 21/12 iMitMrt VU l/U 27/12 M/U n/U 1/11 1/11 aiso Acctpris ici/Fci t ra/fa to GoitcPMUM.
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      816 18 Wg|k Burma Five Star Shipping Corpn |Bk "BURMESE NATIONAL LINE" LOADING FOR RANGOON (IWacu Dndur(M( 14/11 Nw) (Prn Gatei Dsdiarp* 17/2* Nw) S'pn PlAof Ftnanc PHASMWKYAWYNA 13/ IS Nw tart/11 Nw PMAT** 22/24 Nw 19/21 Nw HTANTANYWA* 21/23 Nw MYOMAYWA 22/25 Nw 11/21 Nw HTOKYM 11/21 Nw MAN 23/28 Nw
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      229 18 m US I NOSE MARITIME PTE LTD ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES IRANIAN SERVICES iMdht tor 15/11 IS/11 swgapo* smos( mmitm rn in> TU *****44/7 4 *****70 TOT ULANG MAIOSf IMBTM SON BHD I« *****7/1 www mmatsw ma i wmsroin ltd i« (tiu t uth KYOWA LINE TO PAPUA
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      911 19 £S\ PIL GROUP EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICES KARACHI/P.GULF SERVICES SPORE KARACHI 21-28/11 10-20/12 4-13/1 UWAIT Li. KOTAMUUA KOTA OCWA KOTA CAHAYA mPt-12/11 25-30/11 20-25/12 1-4/12 25-30/12 18-23/1 COLOMBO/ CHITTAGONG/RANGOON SERVICES 14-19/11 25- 1/12 I 5-0/12 BANGKOK DIRECT SERVICES m INDONESIA SERVICES 10/83 10/83 30-2/12 I 4-7/12 12-17/11 I KOTA JADE MALAYSIA
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      658 19 BEN LINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE 10 tUWOPt Car*,* Si, Bremen Eipress »artiii'i Bay fata Eipress Osaka b| IMo| Eipreis Iraerpoat Bty C»<t» b| FROMEIROPE Bremer Eipress Rvama Mini ReaMn Bay lekm Eipess Osaka Bay Hm*w| Eipress Ramakiaa Mm llmmt li| C»*|in«if Erarttvrt Eipress f*c. SPORE PKEIAMG SaM
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      543 19 DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL LINE TO USA WEST/ EAST COAST H SULf POUTS (FUUY CONTAfOtSED KSSELS) STOW OM ffOlA/L* HOUSTOH SA» BUOK NYOM HN.VAI MtlVM' 70S 71/11 M/ll 12/12 25/12 29/12 1/1 1/1 (/I GO*' 606 14/12 4/1 ft/1 19/1 23/1 »/l 27/1 3ft 1 Mm Kctpti* carp tar ttatrtrfi.
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      504 19 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES \>£ BANK LINE EXPRESS DEPOCENT SERVICE TO UK/CONT FORTHBANK MEADOWBANK SPORE R'DAM HULL HMBG In Port 4 Dec 8 Dec 6 Dec 2 Dec 26 Dec 2 ion 29 Dec Lines LESUE LYKES SM SM SM 27/11 11/1 WITH LYKES 10/11 13/11 16/11 25/12 4/2 LOUISE LYKES
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      1050 20 K LINE KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. PACIFIC COABT (laeMlag DESTINATIONS INLAND vte IPI MICKOBKIDOE MINILAND BRIDGE) M.SO ACCEPTS* (MCROBBOGE) ATLANTIC COAST TACOBM (VM SEATTLE) LONGVKN (MA PORTLAIB) SACRAAENTO (VM OAKLMB) STOCKTON («M OMIMB) HCNDB (VM ONUMO) ATI ANT A. AIBTH CMCACO. CBCBOMTI. CLEVELAND COLUMBUS. DALLAS. OATTON. DENVER OCTMOT. Q PASO
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      182 20 In CHAR CHING MARINE CO crjjk'iz USA WESTCOAST FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE RED SEA FULL CONTAINER SERVICE STORE JEDO AH M Khames 2 VO7C 24 Nov 09 Dec M Khames 1 VO9C 17 Dec 31 Ok RED SEA/MEDITERRANEAN SEA SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICE STORE LOADMG FOR Chart. 20 No* Aqabi, PL Sudan Waheed
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      635 20 CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAINER/REEFER SERVICE tar lOS AMOKS SM FRANCISCO SEATTLE TACOMA VANCOUVER RC Accept!* Fa/Fa Cant met 10 T* "TT' l n r* AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accent fa/Fa CK—i t S- ,fk It sysu is; KS IS ".a, KKK ftfc I My frwi/AM/Brit NEW ZEALAND SERVICE
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      569 20 KORINS MARITIME SERVICES K 114 Anaon Road, #18-01, Tuna* Building. Singapore 0207. Tal: *****22 A *****67 P Kalang Tal: *****1/8 RED SEA/PERSIAN GULF/MEOITERRANE AN SERVICES S pore Loadkig Far HAF *00 NO 5 1C Mm fori Suta./B«*uii/Trail MOSTBON V 14 11 Not Banda AMias OJNONG MAS 21 No* Banda Abbai
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      526 20 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD 10 Ansor Road c 27 16 Inlernationi Plrf/a Smq,ipore 0207 Tel *****11 ICL nesi o BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK LABOKS39IS S 9** P Rotoi* Laadb« tar: M 23 Nov IT)AM 'UK IVm/VK (AVON) ALPAC LINE ALPAC ASM IC3NB Vessel Loadne at Rata S pore P Ketang Loadtog
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      637 21 TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): Also accepting cargo to from Scandinavia +SS BRIDGE S pore Closing Times FCI Cargo LCL Cargo FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) 1000 13/11 2200 12/11 TO AND FROM AUSTRALIA: Anro Temasek Also accepting cargo to/from Bangkok and E. Malaysia. TO/FROM NORTH AMERICA PACIFIC COAST MPORT (m* LBtach
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      480 21 HEUNG-A SHIPPIN Korean Flag Vessels DOW wm^— SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO BANGKOK. KEELUNG. BUSAN. INCHON 71/11 77/11 »/U 12/11 »/U 7/17 4/1? IC/It IU J/17 U/17 It/17 11/17 I/U 74/17 11/11/ M WW ti 17W lr» «> Um* Mart 6* 37/1 SEMI-CONTA4NERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO CHITTAGONG^CMALNA. CALCUTTA I WPTUf IQdCIS
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      823 21 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SUPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SMSOV BULDMG 55, Martet Street Sinfapore 0104 Telephone Numbers *****3 (15 Lews) Cable Address SMSOV SMGAPORE Telex Numbers RS 213*0 RS ***** RS 2510S P KELANG M/S SHMKAT NAH SOON SON M IST AND 2ND FLOOR. NO 1 JALAN CEMPEIRNG PORT KLANG. MALAYSIA
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      549 22 l'c;|ioiial limitiiiiicr Lilies j|iHkHuiii|| 2 Sailings W66kly ILiIiJP Reliable Regular Punctual Berthing PS A 1500 Hrs Tuesday Saturday SINGAPORE ISLANDS USt. MIDDLE EAST REGULAR LINER Spare PK P«« laadta| ALPHA PACfIC llU) "''""lS/U Nw Mu. Bahrain. Mm Dhabi, Mui VSL 20/30 Nav Mm. JadfaN. IhiiW* KUSU SIMS 22/24 Dac Data,
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      109 23 CORMORANT sm n SU Sd 16/11 19/11 Lndtaf tar SPORF MUIIIPORT AGENCIES <S> PTE ITD Tel *****36 TLX ***** Kt O«I€NTAI SHIPPING CORPN Tel 03-*****4 TLX MA ***** REGULAR FAR EAST SERVICE TO JtV»ll ANGOLA PORTS VS. STOK LOAD FOK: SOL ANGOLA SM LUMMAOMTO/ SOTO/MOCMCHS A HI »/ll S«ngapor« Agent
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      151 23 PERSIAN GULF SERVICE TAIWAN NAVIGATION CO., LTD. IN NMG VOY (0 BIT 19U 11/14 No. Onto. Da* THE MALAY STATES SHPWK CO. PTE. LTD. fm Fr««M Spci plant cwUct T* 2203K6 EXTN 111 A 1M W n MING HORNG SHIPPING PTE LTD llUll #08-21 GoMon Wall Auto Contra, 1, 80
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      647 23 LIN LIN SHIPPING PTE LTD 1 Magazine Road 05-08 Central Building Singapore 0105 Tel 53 *****/*****?? SMGAPORE TO KUCHMG SERVICE VESSEL ETA ETD SRI PET AUNG 17/11 11/11 SRI PET AUNG 25/11 26/11 LIZENA PTE LTD NG Shipping Private Ltd. <NG> Tatophon*: *****90,*****43. Sr REGULAR SERVICE TO AND FROM CHTTT
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      674 24 Bi 3a Ca BANGLADESH NATIONAL LINE .An Enterprise ot Bangladesh Govt M.V. BANGLAR PROGOTI nil ETD 15/16 Nov 18 Nov Loading for:Chrtlafonf/Karachi UNIPICiHC T««NS TNAQINC Agents AGENCY PTE LTD ORIENTAL SNIPPING COR'N Tn *****4 (S imcsl SINGAPORE lunpv Tel *****6 48 7544 -BUTIAZU £!A€ REGULAR BREAK BULK EUROPE/FAR EAST SERVICE
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      551 24 HEAP SENG TRADING SHIPPING PTE. LTD. 13-01, 13th floor. Golden Mile Tower, Beoch Rood, Smgopore 0719. Tel: *****44 Tli R*****2 HEAPCO SINGAPORE TO PHUKET/NEST MALAYSIA SERVICE STOW P. KELANG PENAJIG PHUKET L AMGSA V 31/13 k« Part 14 No« LAN6SA V 32/13 14/ It Nov 21 Nov FULL CONTAMER SERVICE
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      362 24 H 4. 4 9 9 o (&rgapo'«?) ynt.fr- «mit*-a NVOCC DIRECT SERVICE TRAFMCA 11 Nw LAGOS FRAMED I 20 N*v MIXAMMM. UMASSOL. UkTTMM ALSO PROWDMG NWC TtARSPORTATUN ON Fa BASS EUROPE/FAR EAST LINER SERVICE eta rn> MM 23/11 25/11 1 2S/11 29/11 Cjrjt MMp tat 2243JM/0. 222M11 10 Hmm M
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