The Business Times, 16 November 1983
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Title Section11 1983-11-16 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 67/1/83 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER If, IMS 60 CENTS11 words
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385 1983-11-16 1 RICHARD BEAH - ■y RICHARD BEAH LAW FIRMS may soon have to take up mandatory insurance against embezzlements by solicitors. The introduction of mandatory "fidelity insurance" is currently under study by a subcommittee appointed by the Law Society, and a report is expected within a year.385 words
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181 1983-11-16 1 THE Pooggol Vocational Institute (PVI) will soon come under the wings of the Ministry of National Development as the new Construction Industry Training Centre (CTTC). The Minister for National Development, Mr Teh Cheang Wan, said the training centre will take In 2,000 to 3,000 students181 words
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578 1983-11-16 1 NAJEEB JARHOM - By NAJEEB JARHOM CHUAN Hup Marine Ltd'a public issue of 22.5 million shares priced at $2 per share has received unexpectedly good response from stags and investors, particularly institutions. In spite of the uninspiring state of the stock market, the issue is believed to578 words
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148 1983-11-16 1 AFP BRITAIN and China yesterday wound up their latest round of talks on the future of Hongkong on an encouraging note, with a joint statement saying that they were "useful and constructive." The next and seventh round will take place in Beijing on Dec 7AFP - 148 words
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305 1983-11-16 1 WANG LOOK KEAH - By WANG LOOK KEAH ALL EIGHT group of companies which submitted technical proposals (or the rolling stock contract (or the MOT have been asked to put in their commercial bids by Jan 9. It appears that the Mass Rapid Transit Corporation305 words
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Article201 1983-11-16 1 OIL COMPANIES are keeping a close watch on their petrol sales to assess the impact of Esso's new intermediate grade petrol. Easo introduced the 95octane grade yesterday and retailed it at $1.19 a litre, the same price that Shell, Caltex, British Petroleum and Mobil are201 words
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BRIEFLY
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Article79 1983-11-16 1 AUSTRALIA'S Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr Bill Hayden, yesterday announced the appointment of Mr WPJ Handraer as the country's High Commissioner to Singapore. He will succeed Mr K McDonald, who has been the High Commissioner here since 1981. Mr Handmer is currently Australia's Ambassador to Pakistan. He has79 words
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Article67 1983-11-16 1 UPI ONE or two gunmen on a motorcycle pumped seven bullets into a US embassy car on a highway leading into downtown Athens yesterday, HiUng a ranking US military official and wounding his driver, police said. The US Embassy refused to identify the official, but sources saidUPI - 67 words
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Article66 1983-11-16 1 UPI JAPANESE fighters scrambled to intercept three Soviet bombers that penetrated Japanese airspace early yesterday, said a defence agency spokesman who termed the action a "protest" over President Reagan's recent Asian visit. The three bombers two TU-16 Badgers and a TU-95 Bear violated Japan's airspace over the SeaUPI - 66 words
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Article77 1983-11-16 1 AFP AS THE Indian Parliament opened its winter session yesterday, almost the entire opposition walked out of both Houses of Parliament to pro- test alleged corruption by the ruling Congress Party. The deputies of various opposition parties walked out after the chair disallowed them to raise aAFP - 77 words
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Article61 1983-11-16 1 Reuter MOSCOW'S chief negotiator Yuli Kvitsinsky left yesterday's session of US-Soviet talks in Geneva on limiting nuclear missiles after an unprecedentedly short 35 minutes, but refused to say whether he had broken off negotiations. A Mr Kvitsinsky said: "I am under an agreement not to speak." HeReuter - 61 words
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Article73 1983-11-16 1 Reuter ABOUT 50,000 Filipinos called on President Marcos to quit at a demonstration in one of his northern Philippine strongholds yesterday. Polk» in Baguk) said the march was the first of its kind along the main street of Baguk) since antigovernment protests became widespread following the murderReuter - 73 words
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Article51 1983-11-16 1 Reuter THE Turtdsh-Cypriots in the northern part of the Mediterranean island of Cyprus yesterday declared their area, occupied by the mainland Turkish army, an independent state. Turkish-Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash proclaimed Independence in a radio broadcast soon after the Turkish-Cypriot Assembly had voted overwhelmingly in favour of independence.Reuter - 51 words
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244 1983-11-16 1 Agencies MALAYBAN Prime Minister Datak Serl Dr Mahathir Mohamad Is confident that the omtioeersy ever the eonstttattoaal sswadnwt BUI will be settled andeakty this H» Prime Malstor believed that the nasal Malaysian tradttlea ef solving all Issnes salesMj wsaM prevail when tTvesAgencies - 244 words
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330 1983-11-16 1 THE Malaysian government announced yesterday that it will consider giving incentives to general trading companies or sogoshoshas which show potential of increasing their volume of trade as well as trade destinations. The incentives represent another step forward in Malaysia's attempt to rely less on middlemen330 words
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140 1983-11-16 1 Reuter THE Philippines is trying to borrow about US$4.6 billion to help it out of its current economic crisis but could need even more, officials said yesterday. Prime Minister Cesir Virata has said Manila needs at least $4 billion to restart the economy whichReuter - 140 words
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Advertisement204 1983-11-16 1 FT?I The Solutions-Approach Towards the Automated Office SEE HOY CHAN GROUP THE sharper-than-expected fall in US money supply is unlikely to affect Fed's policy Page I PHILIPPINE business and opposition leaders challenged President Marcos to include his cronies in a new crackdown on "economic saboteurs" Page 5 COMPUTER: Trend towards204 words
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Advertisement188 1983-11-16 1 RICOH FX 3300. THE ULTRA COMPACT, HI-SPEED, DESK TOP FACSIMILE MACHINE. Introducing the super-fast Facsimile machine from Ricoh. Now graphs, pictures, inventories, and more can be transmitted through pulses along telephone lines to anywhere in the world in seconds for immeciate verification Facsimile machines by Ricoh. Far more versatile and188 words
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BANKING AND FINANCE
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498 1983-11-16 2 Reuter THE sharper than expected U512.5 billion fall in M-l money supply reported in New York on Monday has not altered the belief of private economists that the Federal Open Market Committee will keep an unchanged policy at its meeting yesterday. TheReuter - 498 words
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134 1983-11-16 2 AFP SOME 53 major international financial institutions were expected to sign a US$5OO million loan in Hongkong yesterday with the Korea Development Bank (KDB) in a move one participating bank called "a show of confidence in the South Korean economy". A statement issued inAFP - 134 words
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226 1983-11-16 2 THE Malaysian ringgit is strong compared with other currencies, except the American dollar, during the first nine months this year, Finance Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah told the Dewan Rakyat. He said the value of the ringgit increased by 1.7 per cent compared with the226 words
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Article224 1983-11-16 2 NYT US BANK regulators have launched a special examination of the quality of the energy loan portfolios of major banks in Texas and Oklahoma in response to mounting concern about the impact of the problems in the domestic oil industry on US banks. The examination, theNYT - 224 words
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319 1983-11-16 2 UPI THE critical UB$S billion mark kaa been reacked m tke Jamba $15 billion laaa Brasll needs to kelp redat are Ite $M Mlltoa la foreiga debt, William Bkedea of Citibank said. "We have mare thaa $5 bUllen aad we're «till bearlagUPI - 319 words
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Article463 1983-11-16 2 TRADING of the US dollar against most major currencies was indifferent on the local foreign exchange yesterday. Traders say there was little buying or selling of the American unit. This was best reflected in the narrow trading range experenced by the geenback against the Singapore dollar. It opened463 words
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Article197 1983-11-16 2 THE US dollar yesterday closed steadier at 234.80 yen against the 234.35/50 New York close, but below the 235.30 finish in Tokyo on Monday. Trading volume was $1.53 billion. The dollar ended slightly higher at 2.6790/ 6800 marks after a 2.6730/50 close in New York. The dollar opened the197 words
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Article186 1983-11-16 2 ASIAN ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at 5 pm on Nov 15: U8 Dollars Offer Bid 7 days 9 9/15 97/16 1 month 90/16 97/16 2 months 913/16 911/16 3 months 913/16 911/16 S months 9 15/16 913/16 9 months 10* 10 12 months lOfc 10* DM. §«M (Middle186 words
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Article22 1983-11-16 2 THE average rale at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 8.96 per cent.22 words
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Article361 1983-11-16 2 GOLD futures in Singapore yesterday closed slightly firmer after fluctuating narrowly throughout the session in quiet trading. News ot increased shelling in Beirut and the shooting oi a US embassy official in Athens had no impact on the market. Total sales for the day were recorded at 92 lots361 words
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Article34 1983-11-16 2 New York M« Frt 9.028 8J5B 9.07S 9.006 Zurich 8.97B 8.87B a——» 9.0SS 8 90S Tmm Mm 8.99B 8.95B 9.04S 9.006 Closing prices in US dollar* a troy once. Source: Credit, S'pore34 words
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Article91 1983-11-16 2 THE US dollar yesterday eased marginally against other major units in fairly active late trading. It slipped to 2.6768/75 marks from an early 2.6779/ 86 but was still above New York's 2.6730/50 close, and ruled at 234.55/65 yen against 234.63/73 and 234.35/ 50. Banknote rates yesterday: (HKperl): US 7.T9/7.8191 words
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Article70 1983-11-16 2 THE dollar yesterday opened little changed to slightly higher, underpinned by expectations of firm US interest rates and continued international tensions. Opening quotes yesterday: US 1.4832/42 Can 1.8320/340 Cross 1.2357/» DMk D F1 3.9700/40 4 4435 75 SFr 3.2070 2106 8034/61 F FY 12.0675 810 Lit 2405.75 2408.56 Yen70 words
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HOME NEWS
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383 1983-11-16 3 BOEY KIT YIN - By BOEY KIT YIN THE Swedish Embassy is organising a symposium as part of a three-year programme to promote trade between Sweden and the Asean region. The Singapore-Sweden Agents' Symposium is aimed at bringing together local companies representing Swedish companies. This represents the embassy's383 words
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412 1983-11-16 3 SOME 13 Austrian companies participating in the Austrian Style "84 in Singapore are on the look-out for distributors in South-east Asia. They form part of a total of 42 Austrian designers and manufacturers who will present a fashion fair to the trade business in412 words
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259 1983-11-16 3 JOANNE YAP - By JOANNE YAP WEST GERMAN industrialists should continue to be more active in Singapore and maintain their good position here. This encouragement was said to be given by Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew when a 16-member delegation from the Federation of German Industries, headed by259 words
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Article, Illustration374 1983-11-16 3 MR Michael Kalyk, president of Shangri-La International, has announced the appointment of Mr Gerkani Petrewttaek as director of operations (resorts). Mr Petrowitsch will be responsible for and will direct the operations of the company's five resort hotels in Penang (Rasa Sayang, Golden Sands, Palm Beach) and Fiji374 words
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251 1983-11-16 3 A TOTAL of 134 companies representing a cross-sec-tion of the British chemical and laboratory equipment industries will be in Singapore in December to tap the South-east Asian market. This group of companies, sponsored by the British Laboratory Ware Association, represents the biggest gathering251 words
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251 1983-11-16 3 THE Nanyang Technological Institute will be holding a seminar on Engineering Studies at the Nanyang Technological Institute for all first-year engineering undergraduates of the National University of Singapore on Saturday, Nov 19. The objective of the seminar is to help the undergraduates gain a better251 words
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275 1983-11-16 3 THE m—nmi price lain fell by M per eeat last ■Math, the fearth bimibs ttve deeltae this year. Items eaahrlbatlag Is the tower overall esst sI living were teed, whteh eased M per eeat la price, aad beeslag, whteh M 11 per275 words
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559 1983-11-16 3 JAIME LYE - By JAIME LYE ITS all systems go for next year's Pacific Air Travel Association (PATA) convention in Sri Lanka, in spite of Initial fears that the venue for the convention would have to be changed in view oI the spate of racial violence559 words
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Article491 1983-11-16 3 ABOUT 106 companies from 21 countries will be displaying an extensive range of products in the coming Glass Window/ Building Services Engineering exhibitions, scheduled to be held at the World Trade Centre from Nov 23 to 26,1983. The 21 countries represented are Australia, Austria, Belgium, West Germany, Hongkong,491 words
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Advertisement144 1983-11-16 3 Crop's wmZ W >V 1 tv *> I H <> HI •V! •it Discarvery Lunch is the answer to having a gourmet meal within the limitations of a lunch hour. Help yourself to a choice of smoked delicacies, pate or seafood. Enjoy a hot or chilled soup from the tureen.144 words
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Advertisement298 1983-11-16 4 WHAT COPIERS DO THE JAPANESE USE? According to the latest independent analysis of 1982 copier installations within Japan published in May 1983, by the influential economic newspaper 'Nihon Keizai Shimbun', Ricoh is clearly the no. 1 copier used in Japan. *Others include Minolta, Mita, Toshiba, Sanyo, Matsushita etc, etc. Another298 words
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OVERSEAS
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Article, Illustration590 1983-11-16 5 UPI THE United States made a new offer to the Soviets on limiting medium-range nuclear missiles on Monday as the first new Nato Cruise missiles arrived on European soil. Moscow promptly called the proposal "unacceptable." The US offer was made to the Kremlin atUPI - 590 words
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318 1983-11-16 5 US industrialist says worth only 200 yen AP THE US dollar should be worth only about 200 yen, a leading American industrialist said on Monday. Monday's price was 234.5 yen to the dollar, a level that many American business people say makes Japanese goods too cheap in the US andAP - 318 words
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309 1983-11-16 5 FT TALKS were die to re-apes yesterday between the Dutch government and trades anion leaders aver toe Cabinet's plan to redaee toe salary at 7tMM public sector worker» by three per eeat (ram Jan I. Formal aegotlatloas brake all two weeks agaFT - 309 words
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513 1983-11-16 5 UPI PHILIPPINE business and opposition leaders yesterday challenged President Ferdinand Marcos to include his cronies in a new crackdown on "economic saboteurs." Mr Marcos, whose traditional support within the business community has steadily eroded since the Aug 21 murder of opposition leader BenignoUPI - 513 words
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262 1983-11-16 5 Reuter A STUDY commissioned by the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) found that current cost accounts adJusting for inflation are much more widely used than critics of the method have claimed. Share analysts and institutional investors rely onReuter - 262 words
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424 1983-11-16 5 UPI TRADE between East and West, which soared on a wave of optimism during the *****, took a severe hammering during 1960-82, the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) said on Monday. It cited both political and economic reasons for the new slump in East-West trade. NotUPI - 424 words
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Advertisement217 1983-11-16 5 |?:> "i jm 40 :,r K m Kl l f i >%#■ VV»' V •x' > V. >. y 'fr \±y r;I i ii »*< s "v? f-Hr- <» M ;x Class. Style. Charisma. Call it what you want. The Mazda 929 2-door Hardtop has it. A head-turning stylish body,217 words
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Article504 1983-11-16 6 SACRIFICING profits for prestige is not unusual. This is particularly so in the case of major infrastructural developments such as the Mass Rapid Transit, Changi International Airport or the giant incinerator at Tuas, Raffles City and Marina Centre. They serve as "showcases" of companies vying for504 words
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Article, Illustration682 1983-11-16 6 CATHERINE ARNST - By CATHERINE ARNST Reuter INTERNATIONAL Business Machine Corporation's introduction of its smallest computer yet, the PC Jr, is a symptom of the trend towards miniaturisation that is changing the complexion of the computer industry. IBM built its empire on the mainframe computer, a large machine thatReuter - 682 words
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596 1983-11-16 6 MARY TOBIN - By MARY TOBIN UPI THE mystery of how US$l3.5 million made its way from the Colombian government to London to New York and finally to a Swiss subsidiary of an Israeli bank is a vivid example of the mixed blessings of the electronic age.UPI - 596 words
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Advertisement84 1983-11-16 6 MATTRA Malaysian Transnational Trading (MATTRA) Corporation Bhd. i/V/i I a PP rec ™ti (m °f our kwQ d¥lAllAl and successful business association with UMW, we extend our warmest ccmgratulations to them 071 occasion of the official launch of MATTRA, LxJ i ven t ure between United Motor Works (Malaysia) Holdings84 words
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Page 6 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous30 1983-11-16 6 BnStoW:P^ankDickenS mfc. 6R»sTt>u> moot KNH<jaz... uc SfVC VOO VCSTcfcDfV/ -TO DISCUSS "TVttS mp\TT€R OoT fnADC vesv LITTUL H€/MXJ«/.. r .-y.just p* nihiorc- rll pot lou THROUGH Tt» TMe ffeßSOrt sPtxeTo30 words
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Article, Illustration1178 1983-11-16 7 MICHAEL THOMPSON-NOEL - By MICHAEL THOMPSON-NOEL FT THERE are two Australias. The first is a continent almost as big as the United States, close to the growth economies of the western Pacific. It has one of the richest resources bases of the any nation, abundant cheapFT - 1,178 words
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Miscellaneous859 1983-11-16 7 SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opening folowed by Hotel (Mandarin with English subtities/r) 4.30 Exercise with Gloria 4.50 The Animal World Forest in the Sea: We join Bill Burrud as he enters into a mysterious world of the sea forest. The focus is on the giant frond, the earth's fastest growing859 words
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Miscellaneous634 1983-11-16 7 TWO-11-OIE CBOSSWOBD CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 A game to keep quiet (5) 6 To whom politics is fun? (5) 9 The fight against hypothermia (4.3) 10 Something whitish and puffy? (5) 11 Little black things in general (5) 12 Are such officers childish? (5) 13 Insured against exposure 7 (7)634 words
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Advertisement237 1983-11-16 8 pQplsidc #>i PH\k Beer iiardep lon to Sat: 4 30 pm 7 30 pm Level 6, Peninsula Hotel RELAX with a in hand /a Guwge into cpLflZfl sTfflKtiOUsf far a Mongolian Barbeque! K f 7 Be treated to a succulent selection >" of fresh meats and seafood prepared u in237 words
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Advertisement206 1983-11-16 8 1 A different buffet everyday to whet jour appetite. ttWRMI CtZjJMAZUL t r= One of the biggest choices anywhere. Plus the Winery, Patisserie. Home-made ices. Real Italian Espresso. Luncheon Buffet: Daily 12 noon 2.30 pm. Dinner Buffet: Daily 7 pm 10.30 pm. Adults $17.50* Children 13.50 s 37™™* A Hi"*.206 words
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RAW MATERIALS
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Article567 1983-11-16 9 COFFEE: Robusta futures yesterday ended the morning session with pared gains of £12 to £5 from Monday. Commission house selling and profit-taking emerged at the highs yesterday morning, partly induced by anxiety about the possibility of a lower New York opening. Turnover was around 1,158 lots but this567 words
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Article118 1983-11-16 9 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday closed higher on speculative buying following a USDA report which noted US soybean supply is still tight. In Nov, central firmed Msls to M 51,305 a tonne and south Mss to M 51,300, while Dec saw south rise Ms2o to M118 words
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Article62 1983-11-16 9 SOYBEAN FUTURES in Chicago on Monday ended IV* to 7V« US-cents a bushel lower in active trade. January traded in a 20-cent range. Soyoil closed 0.40 to 0.25 cents a pound while soymeal lost $1.00 to $3.00 a tonne in active trade. Soyoil gained support from Brazilian trade reports62 words
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Article56 1983-11-16 9 WHEAT FUTURES in Chicago on Monday ended 3Vi to 2Vt US-cents a bushel lower in quiet trade. December traded in a s'/!-cent range. Lower corn and soybean prices pressured prices through the day. Corn futures closed IVi to three cents a bushel lower In active trade. December traded in56 words
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Article161 1983-11-16 9 CHINESE Preface Exekaage, Wags pre, elertag prices per 1« kg yesterday» Cinast *11: Bulk fob $163.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $176.00 sellers, new drum fob $180.00 sellers. Cspva: Mixed (loose) $94 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $600.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper161 words
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Article195 1983-11-16 9 YARN and cotton prices were quoted as follows in Hongkong yesterday. (In HK dollars, spot ex-go-down) Gsttn Tan: China Blue Phoenix Vi 2,940, 32'» 3,250, 40's 4,380 (per bale at 400 lbs). Pises Om4s: Chins Butterfly and Globe Brand unq, Dragon Head unq. Five Lambs unq, Flower and Butterfly195 words
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Article198 1983-11-16 9 THE RUBBER market in Singapore yesterday closed quietly steady with December One RSS buyers quoted at 236.50 cents per kilo, unchanged from Monday's close. The morning session was marked down a quarter cent on lack of interest and easier London advice following a half cent lower opening. The afternoon198 words
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Article29 1983-11-16 9 Rubber Nov 15 Singapore: December: 236.50 (unchanged) Malaysia: December 261.25 cents (up one cent) Tin: M 930.28 per kilo (up seven cents) 100 tonnes (down 91 tonnes)29 words
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Article73 1983-11-16 9 STRENGTH li Lniii mmmiraged the straits tla price la Peaaag yesterday to firm sevea eeats to M$9L2B a Idle. The priee remained wtthta the ITA tower raage ef Ms2t.l* aad MfSLM. Dealers Mted streag sappert trem the baffer stock maaager, aided by the small effertag. Scattered baylag tram73 words
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Article287 1983-11-16 9 RA8 price* In ctnli per kilo jttttrdtjr (per kflo) (per kilo) Int 1 R-S-S. prompt f o b 28.2 224.75N lnt 1 R-SS December 28.00 220JD Int 1 R-S-S JiMtr; 2MB 28.2 Int 2 R S.S 28 JO 222J0N UK Coat 28J0 BUM int i R.S.S. auo ajo287 words
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Article83 1983-11-16 9 NOON 88R md SMRpriMf RAa (OBMI bar Mth> (Ferwsr2*iitk) n» SSR 50 Mltl (1-taapdM (1-tta palMl nycn ft l 1MJ0 •Iters 202J0N SOOJON aoioo 200 00 204.00N S02.00N 8MKCV SMR L SMR6 SMR CP SMR 10 SMR SO SMR M (1-taa paUatl (1-MapalM (1-taapalM) (1-loapabO (1-toa pailM)83 words
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Article319 1983-11-16 9 -BTNGAPORE: Yesterday's closing prices in SI per kilo, ex-godown: THAI WHITE: 100 per cent first class (Kangaroo) new crop 1.05, 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 0.55.319 words
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INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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Article196 1983-11-16 9 NOV 14 Francs Actions Suisses 290* J* Alusulsse Br 740 unch Alusulsse Reg Brown Bovert Br. 248 unch 1110 -20 Clba Oelfy Br. 2196 >5 aba Oetty P C 1100 -10 CI KM Oelfj Rcc Credit Suisse Br •40 unch 2136 -5 Credit Suisse Reg 400 unch Elektrowatt Br.196 words
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Article170 1983-11-16 9 NOV 14 ABM ru MOJO 47iU Kbb KLU Men* be noo 100.70 nif ♦i uncb 0.7 Atu>M 107JO gnrh Naarden 1740 ♦Oil Akao A MTV UJO 136.10 ♦u +0J National Ned Nedltoyd 1HJ0 eeea ♦4 Amfu U6J0 ♦j Nmb 142.00 J Amrobnk 30.70 SJO 0J U Oee Orlnten Ommertn170 words
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Article787 1983-11-16 9 THE STOCK market closed higher on Monday (or the fourth straight session, but demand was curtailed by interest rate fears. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which had risen over 36 points in the previous three trading days, added nearly four points to finish at around787 words
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Article173 1983-11-16 9 HOV 14 r*» COIHU1 Alr.limtM. <M *1 AqulUJM Nil Dm PMnk MI.M +3J B 8 N OM IM ij man 411 Cta rrancalaa daa PvtrolM 130J0 +1 Cndtt tadK Da rranca 300 -4 Hachatta (Ubrmirta). Mtchattn (B) faiMaol Pblapa (Nt Oam Bast) Royal Dutch GEOL'P Chart*in Baao Standard (rrancalaa)173 words
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Article53 1983-11-16 9 MOV 14 OB Hoar hat moo «u Aac-Talafuakan 1US Harlan raVp iffn -It ■■jar 1MJ0 +U KHD BMW Olll 1X7 Linda MJU mm unch mat *\i 1M.10 ima out SCUD 1VIJD imji -u ♦OJ ♦u -u lU UKB mw *ti mu» 171 J* rmm -l WIM +U UN -4153 words
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Article70 1983-11-16 9 NOV M to Or Bra Uab Hotmk BH t»7J uncb Se FOB WARD MARKET PlUl ar* Hoc On N« Soflna SUD MM U Acac AftMd HO IX IT15 1546 soac IS w Da Pun PM Ob-Inno-Bm On IM XIK IM 435 an mi i i i SB 10 teh70 words
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Article165 1983-11-16 9 NOV 14 CI 47- 1 AMUM a** -H lap OK SH -H rw« Uk unrh Int Pro* Plpa Bd +H Aican Alcorn* Bank Mont But Not* Scotto B«U T*l BP Cut Lid Braacan Can Imp Bk Can Prm M| r=—: SH H an H MH so uncb STH «-H165 words
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Advertisement48 1983-11-16 9 IMxoRILL S3 fi For quiet lunches and cozy dinners, the Phoenix Grill serves a menu of selected English and Continental favourites. And roast U.S. prime rib on the wagon. For table reservation call *****66 ext 7. 5S BRAND N r r 1 "4» Hull if-A-iiLy riftrrT^i^ 'v m48 words
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Advertisement161 1983-11-16 9 In the middle of an ocean In the middle of an island The Orchard Sun Penang awaits you. Soaring 19 storeys high on a cHff overlooking its own blue-watered bay, the Orchard Sun Penang—the island's first business resort hotel—is now accepting reservations. Just 10 minutes out of town, the Orchard161 words
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2126 1983-11-16 10 BID and otter 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 Contract! are quoted after2,126 words
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Article3466 1983-11-16 10 1963 High Low Cwaspaay Last Sale 4-or-Or*a Dto Dto Or Gr-a Net YH P/E Vol Day (■OOO) High Lew SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL ft COMMERCIAL 286 354 267 300 410 120 300 318 288 880 520 535 535 218 340 585 870 472 472 1180 310 680 680 336*3,466 words
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Article158 1983-11-16 10 1 Wp rtmhrNtfll The ttwero* ra ItofevtapVtBd S'porc 8k. IM S pare Isvest Fund S pore Equity Fund UNIT 1 IT 1BQ LM IM L« UT LIS lm IT U 108 LSI IM LO 1ST diamond mot rrau Oct Dfcunaad Spore Fd (US») 0 54 S LM LTC-AFT158 words
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Article1669 1983-11-16 10 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to tbe Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchanfe yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified INDUmiAU l»M«Hl (3.708 4.005) Alee* (I) 2.93 AMD (3.008 3.085) 3.04 (4)1,669 words
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Article761 1983-11-16 10 I THE leeal hall market wu alagglak yeaterday, wltk > «to dewa At tke Baal kell, tke Straits Tlaiea ladaatrtal Mm slipped I.IS palate ta SS4JS. Tke knalra kaaul lade* last IJB pateftT'te i mn. Prieea epeaed at everi algkt levete la the Miialai kat761 words
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Article549 1983-11-16 10 SHARE prices closed marginally lower on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday as turnover fell to one of the year's lowest level. After opening slightly steadier, following a better close on Wall Street the previous night, prices were traded within a narrow range. Interest remained549 words
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808 1983-11-16 11 FT JAPAN'S six leading pharmaceutical companies have reported lower than expected increases in parent company sales for the first half to September. The main reason for this was the January cut in the government'sreimbursement price as well as other moves by the state toFT - 808 words
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Article894 1983-11-16 11 THE market was firm yesterday in quiet trading at the outset. Clearing banks extended Monday's advance with Barclays 13p higher at 487 while gains among others ranged between 2p and 12p. Eagle Star eased lOp against the trend to 657 in firm insurances. Industrial leaders were mixed with894 words
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285 1983-11-16 11 Reuter FOR THE time being, the London stock market leeks about tally valued, brokers Phillips ud Drew said In a staly. A mtjtr bear market is Mt expected, bat it coald take about a year before continuing dividend growth prompts a firmer tone byReuter - 285 words
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Article428 1983-11-16 11 PRICES on Australian share markets yesterday closed narrowly mixed after widespread falls in the morning. Near the close the AllOrdinaries Index was 2.4 points down at 706.1, due largely to weakness in the resources sector. Turnover was moderate at A 131.56 million. Brokers said the morning decline was a428 words
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Article428 1983-11-16 11 HONGKONG STOCK prices yesterday closed mixed following what the market judged to be a neutral outcome to the two days of SinoBritish talks on the future of Hongkong just ended in Beijing. The Hang Seng Index ended off 0.29 at 855.72, against a 8.67 gain, by the428 words
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Article412 1983-11-16 11 SHARE prices yesterday closed higher led by persistent buying concentrated on firms whose earnings improved in the April-Sep-tember half-year. The market average added a provisional 30.77 to close at 9,379.29 after rising 42.89 on Monday. The market also drew support from an overnight rise on Wall412 words
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Article175 1983-11-16 11 MOST shares closed slightly higher yesterday, boosted by news of a capital increase by a local commercial bank. The Book Club Index rose 0.79 to 123.9 in a moderate volume of 269,798 shares, the highest since Oct 17. Siam Commercial Bank rose 10 baht to 473. NOV IS Bah175 words
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Article123 1983-11-16 11 SHARE prices yesterday closed mixed with the Commercial and Industrial Index up 0.14 to 142.42. NOV IS Pesos Acoje Mining Anglo Phil Apex Mining B Alias Con B 001 unch 43 50 unch Bagulo Gold 0001 -0 0004 Basic Petroleum 0007 unch Benguet Con B IIS 1 CDCP 054123 words
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1039 1983-11-16 11 PERMATA Chartered Merchant Bank has recommended that minority shareholders of the Kuala Sidim Rubber Company Bhd vote in favour of the proposed acquisition of Boustead Estates Sdn Bhd as the "merger" augurs well for the future of the enlarged group.1,039 words
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Article137 1983-11-16 11 Reuter WIGMORES Ltd now holds a total of 2.5 million Broken Hill Pty Co Ltd (BHP) shares following market purchases at an average cost of A 512.38 each since the end of its tender offer, which garnered 792,000 shares. At yesterday's BHP closing price of $12.80,Reuter - 137 words
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356 1983-11-16 11 Reuter THE trustees of Reuters Ltd will seek independent legal advice as to whether any scheme involving a capital reconstruction and flotation of Reuters is one with which the trustees can concur. Mr Angus McLachlan, chairman of the trustees, in a statement made in Sydney,Reuter - 356 words
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Article79 1983-11-16 11 CONSTRUCTION Supplies Hnm Berfcad: EGM to be held at 44, Jalan Gopeng, Ipoh on Nov 16 at 10 am. HONG LeNg lid—triM Berhad: Twentieth AGM to be held at the conference room, 14th Floor, Bagunan Hong Leong, 117 Jalan Bandar, Kuala Lumpur on Nov 17 at noon. THE79 words
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Advertisement63 1983-11-16 11 %],@?`$!}~$`[}=`@:!=!_';<-`\^%% The Republic of Costa Rica U.S. $20,000,000 Floating Rate Notes due 18th November, 1985 In accordance with the provisions of the Notes, notice is hereby given that for six month Interest Period from 16th November, 1983 to 16th May, 1984 the Notes will carry an Interest Rate of 1063 words
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Advertisement175 1983-11-16 11 o STATE BANK OF INDIA (SINGAPORE BRANCH) U.S. $20,000,000 NEGOTIABLE FLOATING RATE U S DOLLAR CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT DUE 19TH MAY 1988 In accordance with the provisions of the Certificates notice is hereby given that for the interest period from 16th November 1983 to 16th May 1984 the Certificate will175 words
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Article176 1983-11-16 12 Rises Kuiutii| 50« 800 30 N 9 T 1450 20 S T P 1975 U90 20 Grand Central 530 20 U O I 306 18 M Cement 850 10 Toehiba 825 10 Sim Lim 285 Roth Iada 60# 228 +7 G I Hides 50c 406 +6 Y H S176 words
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Article, Illustration168 1983-11-16 12 Rises C Storage Bhd 360 36 Dutch Baby 570 30 Utd Mai 620 20 Matsushita 710 20 U M Flour 750 20 Chin Teck 870 20 F E L'ston 510 18 Roth Ind Ltd 248 12 Sim Lin 316 12 B Kawan 450 10 Berjuntai 530 10 Falls168 words
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Article54 1983-11-16 12 Monday 7103 Week Ago 700.3 FINANCIAL TIMES HJC.HANG SENG Tuesday 866.72 Monday 886.01 INDUSTRIALS Week Ago— 873.08 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Friday 728.1 Week Ago 721.4 DOW JONES AVERAGE Tuesday 913.3 Monday 913 4 INDUSTRIALS Week Ago 881.3 ALL ORDINARIES Friday 1290.20 Uluk A an 1914 a* Tuesday 708.1 London54 words
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Article, Illustration682 1983-11-16 12 ALAN LEE - Hill! Companies Editor: ALAN LEE L By ALAN LEE SUPREME Corporation Kid has sold a near 20 per cent stake In its loss-mak-ing agro-based subsidiary, Supreme Plantation Industries Bhd, as part of a major restructuring of Its operations. The restructuring which682 words
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358 1983-11-16 12 AMY CHEOK - By AMY CHEOK MALAYAN United Industries Bhd (MUI) has officially taken over management of subsidiary Ming Court Hotel Ltd in Singapore. This follows the expiry of the two-year management contract on Nov 14 with Goodwood Park Hotel Ltd. For MUI, the management358 words
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Article779 1983-11-16 12 NAJEEB J ARHOM - By NAJEEB J ARHOM FABER Merlin Malaysia Bhd is expanding its hotel chain to cover all the major towns in the country. At the same time the group intends to build up its property holdings and to pursue opportuniies for diversification. Negotiations on hotel projects in779 words
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Article, Illustration1000 1983-11-16 12 Taking Stock... Hock Lock Siew THE Malaysian Capital Issues Committee's decision on the controversial deal between Taiping Textiles and ArabMalayslan Development Baak (AMDB) has finally brought some cheer to Taiping shareholders, at least those who had waited to see what the authorities would do. When the deal wasHock Lock Siew - 1,000 words
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Advertisement139 1983-11-16 12 INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY IN AUSTRALIA Profitable, established Australian Publishing Company based in Adelaide offers an outstanding investment opportunity. The investment required is Aust $500,000 which is well above the'minimum limit of Aust $250,000 stipulated by the Australian Government for foreigners to set up business in Australia. The investor or his representative139 words
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Advertisement202 1983-11-16 12 w V 1 f >"-V SH COMPUTER PRINTOUTS, design drawings, office documents and etc. It shreds at a speed of 100 ft per minute. Fitted on castors, this model is compact and easily mobile SSHHHH!!! TOP SECRET! Intimus 007-S. the ultimate paper shredder reduces ten sheets of highly confidential documents202 words
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Miscellaneous58 1983-11-16 12 weather! OUTLOOK for today: Partly cloudy and hazy in the afternoon. Report for 84 hoars prior to 7J9 pm on Not IS at the airport: Maximum temperature 32.5 Associated humidity 66 Minimum temperature 24.4 Associated humidity 88 Hours of sunshine 6.25 Rainfall in millimetres 2.9 Total rainfall for the month58 words
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332 1983-11-16 13 TWO more International Maritime Organisation conventions are close to becoming international law and may even come into force before the end of this year. Both the 1979 convention on maritime search and rescue (SAR) and the Athens Convention on Liability for Passengers and their332 words
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550 1983-11-16 13 G DURAIRAJ - By G DURAIRAJ THE Sabah Shipyard Sdn Bhd, which recently completed a MJIOS million modernisation and expansion programme, has been forced to diversify its product base as it sees no immediate prospect for the enlarged capacity. The yard is now going into shiprepair550 words
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Article84 1983-11-16 13 Bernama SAUDI Arabia has purchased five new American, warships for its navy. The vessels are the last group of warships purchased within the framework of the first phase of Saudi Arabia's programme for modernising its naval forces. The first warship for the second phase, will arriveBernama - 84 words
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Article92 1983-11-16 13 Reuter MALAYSIA will buy two naval patrol boats from the Korea Shipbuilding and Engineering Corporation for |50 million each, Malaysian Deputy Trade and Industry Minister Oo Gin Sun said. One will be built in South Korea and will be paid for with crude oil, refined palmReuter - 92 words
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Article92 1983-11-16 13 SAUDI Arabia has been re-elected for the membership of the executive board of the International Maritime Organisation. The Kingdom's re-election came through a majority of 72 votes for the board of the Londonbased organisation. Lebanon, Kuwait, Egypt and Algeria have been also elected for the 12-member board. The92 words
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Article770 1983-11-16 13 s Uppiag Uae Pl(t C*l AC Torfter VI i Un VI s UratW Llaw vn S AJpar VI S Aatara 9bpc X S APC Unr V 4 iPL m u kinaUar IV 4 K3CL m I tatafaratar V s Mill Um X t tiauai Liar V 1770 words
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Article746 1983-11-16 14 AFP BEHINIMhe-scenes activity continued on the freight market last week as the firm undertone persisted. In the grain trades, the trans-Atlantic (USA/Europe) rate equalled its high for the year established in February when $9/ton was paid to a 65,000 tonner, a gain of $1.50/ ton over last reportedAFP - 746 words
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Article1863 1983-11-16 14 CHARTERING was generally fairly quiet throughout the freight market on Monday but rates were mostly fully steady, shipbrokers said. A vessel was reported fixed for 100,000 long tons of heavy grain from the US Gulf to the Continent for which US3B was paid. This is equal to the1,863 words
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162 1983-11-16 14 AFP MALAYSIA and China have reached general agreement on the need to have a shipping service between the two countries, Malaysian Deputy Transport Minister, Datuk Abu Hassan Omar told Parliament. He said the first round of negotiations were held in Kuala Lumpur last AugustAFP - 162 words
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487 1983-11-16 14 Lloyd's List HEAVY losses from shipping helped drag the profits of Chargeurs SA, a leading French transport and industrial group, down 12 per cent in the first half of the current year. Furthermore, Chargeurs warns that its full year accounts will have toLloyd's List - 487 words
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206 1983-11-16 14 Fairplay INDIA'S National ship classification society, Indian Register of Shipping (IRS), has concluded an agreement of cooperation on a dual class basis with Bureau Veritas (BV). The move will help minimise financial costs for Indian owners wanting dual classification of their vessels. The IRS has alreadyFairplay - 206 words
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Article197 1983-11-16 15 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/Europe, Far East Persian Gulf, Straits ports, Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (FAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services. "K" Line. Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Orient Overseas Container Line. Cho Yang Shipping. ANRO (STRAITS/AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia/Straits197 words
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273 1983-11-16 15 Lloyd's List BRAZIL'S shipbuilders are preparing for a major push on the world market to challenge the growth of South Korea and become the third force in the industry. Mr Paulo Gouvea, president of the Shipbuilders' Association of Brazil (Esabras) and also vice-presi-dentLloyd's List - 273 words
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96 1983-11-16 15 THE Huangpu Shipyard of Shanghai will deliver a Us3o million oil drilling rig to Singapore's Wah Chang International Marine Industry Co Ltd later this month, a spokesman for the China Offshore Platform Engineering Corporation said. The Wab-HMI No 1 can work in up to96 words
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574 1983-11-16 15 THE prospect for oil tankers is brighter than for bulk carriers, according to a director and financial coordinator of the Hongkong World-Wide Shipping group, Mr Michael Blakely." Speaking at a shipping seminar recently, Mr Blakely foresaw that recovery in the tanker sector of574 words
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Article60 1983-11-16 15 JAPAN Line has assigned the newbuilding Japan Alliance to company's Japan/North America Pacific Southwest (PSW) trade. The new vessel is of 30,941 dwt and replaces $e 819-TEU Japan Ace. The new vessel has a capacity of 1,692 TEUs, including 206 reefer points. Although it is bigger,60 words
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4869 1983-11-16 20 SCHEDTOE 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 of4,869 words
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Article712 1983-11-16 21 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godowns FCL Ship Voy Arrival for LCL Movement Date/Time Operator Cargo Schedule Location B Seroja Aust M&ru Ratana Bhum N Zircon 496 17.11.83 0700 LeoShpg FSB 0900-1100/1700-1900 N2/N2 B6/B6 N2/N2 33/349 *****9 17.11.83 17.11.83 0700 0700 MOL S'pore Shpg FSB712 words
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Article1836 1983-11-16 21 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A-B Adriatic (Mtalacr Continental Feeders (S)/Cargo Freight (PK). *KEA African Shipping Agencies (S). Ura-Einri* Use Transgroup (S). Ahreakiel User .Service Kim Shpg (S). Alfred C Taepfer Sea Consortium (S), Marintex Enterprise (PK). AlpM Intrasea (S)1,836 words
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Article401 1983-11-16 22 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Baikal 13/4 S'pore Sov alongside 16.11.83/1300 Hua Tuo 6/7 Baltic alongside 16.11.83/1000 Kota Mulia 10/11 PIL alongside 16.11.83/1100 Luke Lu 35/6 Koko alongside 16.11.83/0600 Nan Ping Shan 8/9 Y Fung alongside 16.11.83/2300 Ned Hongkong 44 Ned-EAC alongside401 words
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Advertisement373 1983-11-16 13 V Published and Distributed by FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS Jurong Port Road. Singapore 2261 A member of The Times Organisation l\RL)l\l ■\MAII FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE 10 FUROPF VIA SUEZ •CMM com MCI 23W 70 II C**AIORO2E 3CW 2111 ICPTUK gUtt€T 17N 3/12 lOC*TOt 33W 8 1? KOREAN CHANCE 15N 14 12 TRM6WOM.D373 words
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Advertisement286 1983-11-16 13 OSEALORDH i UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG* NATIONAL LINE OF BAHRAIN. IRAQ. KUWAIT. QATAR. SAUDI ARABIA AND UNITED ARAB EMIRATES FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE FROM JAPAN TAIWAN MOV,ROM. u. mmnyah 3+ M. MBA V. J*t AL MMMKH ¥.«t 111 AKAKIAN (il I.K RED SEA DIRECT SERVICE (MSG'S West new buMnf286 words
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Advertisement19 1983-11-16 13 m LONDON Freights WEEKLY Freights CONSORTIA SHIPPING Schedule CONTAINER Schedules WHO Acts for Whom SHIPS la Pert REGIONAL Weather19 words
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Advertisement1009 1983-11-16 13 The Straits Companies Times H,tSS& DIRECTORY Agencies Singapore (Buku Merah) MAERSK LINE EXPORT FULL CONTAINER SERVICES TO: US. PACIFIC. GULF, ATLANTIC, EAST CANADA, INLAND POINTS ML M M. RANDO 20-20/11 21-21/11 21-21/11 29-29/11 M/ 12 5-5/12 13-13/12 IUSi/ltil "-''l TT7 nr 'SWGAfQRE CLOSMG IMS *cr 21/11 1100 MRS CPS 20/111,009 words
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Advertisement366 1983-11-16 14 FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE To Europe. B. 20/11 From Europe Mm Accapfei F«r 1) Barcelona. Genoa, 2) Amsterdam. Antwerp. I Havre. Baste. UK. 3) Bremen. Bremerhaven. Aarhus. Copenhagen Helsinki 4) Matano Stockholm Oslo •Accepting Europe carp tor feeder via S'pore 'Also direct cargo tor Spore t Bangkok Pis contact PERMEC366 words
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Advertisement379 1983-11-16 14 m Y.S. LINE YAMASHITA-SHINNIHON LINE CONTAINER SERVICES USA/CANADA Pacific South W**t Pacific North Wnt fmtm m n n n la/u om imi »t m u imw m MAMA M hM 17/11 1M MM 11/12 14/12 Lt MS 11/12 19/12 22/12 KBO H FMMT MX 24/11 27/11 29/11 MMUtMJM 21/12 27/12379 words
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Advertisement630 1983-11-16 15 The Straits Steamship Group OCL Overseas Containers Limited N I STRAITS SHAPING Singapore to Sabah, Snwik, Brunei Ports and Bangkok ir. a.*-: afi7ia;' i-d" n» vkq »/u 11/12 17/U ivu a/u 2vu •1/1 (VI mn ii/i ivu 14/U M/l a/i JI/I i/i mn u/t 14/2 21/2 11/12 M/U a/12 22/12630 words
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Advertisement611 1983-11-16 16 LJ I TO COMTIfCNI UK Hapag-Lloyd EXPORTS I FROM CONTINENT UK IMPORTS ■MiIANTSTM TO W, TW ita li l«| Saatßt Mh kadi (MM Tkhh Ftader Afctar Eipress U/10 21/11 23/10 ImMv Mm Eiprtu 25/10 27/10 30/10 Bremen Eipres Ma** Eiprass 1/11 3/11 f/U K«*aa Bay ME*m 8/11 10/11 13/11 Tduo611 words
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Advertisement402 1983-11-16 16 M.S. LINE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE 10 EUROPE Vl* SUEZ 1 A Membf. of thf Act Conwtmn Spirt fl*a| FROM EUROPE VIA SUEZ > Mf~mo»r ol th« Act Consortia FUIIY CONTAINERISED 10 >R<>M N<>K!H IMIRICA MSI COAM 1 R FULLY CONTAINERISED TO FROM NORTH AMERICA WEST COAST tut* mm i KITIKIinSZ402 words
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Advertisement365 1983-11-16 16 EVERGREEN LINE FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE accepthg rci t ici cargo for SGP m «G FU ROM ANN IHV ~/M «/l? 11/1? 12/1? 13/12 15/12 Ewr liwtt 24/11 25/11 H/12 U/12 2R/12 21/12 21/12 E«« Guard 5/12 t/12 27/12 25/12 Jl/12 |/tl 3/01 also acceptmg ta/FCLft fa/ra to COTKiaiM lUHIS365 words
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Advertisement839 1983-11-16 16 Everett lines!) Burma Five Star Shipping Corpn jßk "BURMESE NATIONAL LINE" LOADING FOR RANGOON (Malacca OBdurp* lt/ll Nn) (Paw Gudanj Docharp* 17/20 Nov) Spare PHASHNECYAimiA PPK3OC/IS Nn P ACAT" 22/24 Nn 19/21 Nn HTANTAWYWA* 20/23 NM HTONEYWA 11/21 Nn MYONATNA 22/25 Nm 11/21 Nm PA-M 23/28 Nm 27/29 Nn SIT839 words
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Advertisement315 1983-11-16 16 fmSINOSE MARITIME PTE LTD ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES IRANIAN SERVICES S«|apart Ludni tor 25/11 B AMm. S KHMMN SMCAPORt SMOSt MARITIME Pft ITD I£l *****44 7 1 *****70 PORT MIANG MAiOSL MARtIMf SON BHD Id 3(7232/3 PINANG MALAYS* TRAU I TRANSPORT LTD let ***** I ***** KYOWA LINE315 words
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Advertisement939 1983-11-16 17 PIL GROUP EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICES it'ivr T ft m SERVICES KARACHI/P GULF KUWAIT SPORE 7-10/12 31-3/1 24-27/1 3-6/12 25-30/12 IS-23/1 KOTA MULIA KOTA DEW A KOTA CAHAYA 23-30/11 10-20/12 4-13/1 25-30/11 20-25/12 COLOMBO/ CHITTAGONG/RANGOON SERVICES Singapore In Pt-20/11 Colombo 25- 1/12 BANGKOK DIRECT SERVICES INDONESIA SERVICES 4-7/12 30-2/12 2-5/12 KOTA939 words
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Advertisement747 1983-11-16 17 BEN LINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE straits naran 11/1? 20/1? 24/12 •/I 2/1 11/1 21/1 2/2 U/2 B HAVEN ROMI 13/12 14/12 22/12 23/12 21/12 29/12 4/1 7/1 9/1 29/1 2®/1 4/2 13/2 19/1 21/1 29/1 5/2 U/2 HAVRE lf/12 24/12 31/12 9/1 12/1 23/1 31/1 2/2 14/2747 words
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Advertisement620 1983-11-16 17 DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL LINE TO IB* WEST/ EAST COOS? H 6Utf WWTS (FULLY CONTMOtSED VESSELS) ma om/vou/u houston sa* rm ntorx muu MAMPAMT 70S 21/11 10/12 12/12 2S/12 20/12 1/1 VI 1/1 GONA MB 14/12 «/l 0/1 17/1 21/1 24/1 20/1 20/1 Mm acctpta* c*f* tar Montreal Uml«, N620 words
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Advertisement489 1983-11-16 17 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BANK LINE EXPRESS jjjgOjgjT SERVICC TO UK/CONT utinAU(llul SPORE R'DAM HULL HMBG 2 D®c 26 Dec 2 Jon 29 Dec IVYBANK 27 Jon 21 Fob 28 Fob 25 Fob CLYDEBANK 20 Fob 16 Mor 21 Mo- 18 Mor Lykes/<> Lines (•New Orleans. Mobile. Houston. Galveston) (Accept** breakbdk489 words
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Advertisement977 1983-11-16 18 ■hi. \> "K"line KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE CANADA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (Up*) r NATNUMA MM MtllF 21 IX WML W7l* 11 (ImI) pah mm Colombo «4407 c unw SJL VAAL W7II 21 Ok (B*teH CMNrtlu) C'TOWN DURBAN STORE 16 Nw 11 Nw 1 Dk 30 Dk977 words
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Advertisement507 1983-11-16 18 KORINS MARITIME SERVICES K 114 Anson Road •IR-01, Tunas Building, Singapore 0207. Tsl: *****22 *****67 P Ktltng Tsl: *****1/8 RE 0 SE A/PE RSI AN GULF/ME OITE RRANE AN SERVICES /Jkk Hyundai Merchant Marine UNIVERSAL FREIGHT SERVICES S 11 4 Anson Road 1 801, Tunas Building. Singapore 0207 Tel *****22507 words
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Advertisement510 1983-11-16 19 FAR EAST/EUROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): C. CONTAfO 23* C RO2E 36* N GAftMET 17N MERCATOR 33W K CHANCE 15* T* BMDGE ltW si AC{ Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia +C CONTAWER S'pore Closing Times: FCL Cargo 1500 19/11 LCL Cargo 0300 19/11 FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ)510 words
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Advertisement570 1983-11-16 19 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO BANGKOK. KEELUNG. BUSAN. INCHON SEMI-CONTAJNERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO CHITTAGONG.CHALNA CALCUTTA >nul MriMn/3145 I itntt »r,iNis wpn* *a»cfs rn no IH ??7*lll ??04?« M» »>'„» ti.fM'S TUNAS SfTW SO* »C HI TK 414W0 *****4 n th m?-* 4 PTN TH wmiHUH 7\570 words
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Advertisement449 1983-11-16 19 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SWSOV BULOM6 55, Market Street Sinfapore 0104 Telephone Numbers *****3 (15 Lines) Cable Address SMSOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS 213*0 RS ***** RS ***** P KELAN6 M/S SNOUT WAH SOON SON. BHD. IST ANO 2ND FLOOR. NO 1 JALAN CEMPFNWG PORT KLANG. MALAYSIA449 words
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Advertisement582 1983-11-16 20 ICcyittiial Container Lines 'ii" L l rrirm*il Sailings Weekly II Reliable Regular Punctual Berthing PSA 1500 Hrs Tuesday Saturday REGULAR FEEDER SERVICE TO PHUKET/SONGKLA VOY STOK *U VOY STOK PWT 1 St/ 164 19 Mn 22 Nat 235/2* 3 lan lan SINGAPORE ISLASDS USE TRANS-ISLAND SHIPPING SON BHD INI VEB582 words
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Advertisement197 1983-11-16 21 GOOD HARVEST LINES RED SEA SERVICE VESSEL ETA LOG FOB MJRAM ZAHABM IS NOV. HOOEJDAH. JEDDAH. PT. SUMN GOLDEN RIYADH 1/2 DEC. HOOCDAH. EDO AH, AQABA GOLDEN TA# S/S DEC. HOOEDAH. EDO AM. AQABA. Owmr's Agent: J.T. Nta PtTTw G«n. Frt. Agents: ICON SHTPHG TIE. LTD. Tel: *****20, *****18, *****39197 words
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Advertisement655 1983-11-16 21 LIN LIN SHIPPING PTE LTD 1, Magazine Road 05-08 Central Building Singapore 0105 Tel: *****14/*****22 SINGAPORE TO KUCHMG SERVICE VESSEL ETA ETD SRI PETAUNG 17/11 11/11 SRI PETALMG 25/11 26/11 LIZENA PTE LTD T«fc *****29, *****67 PENH/HCM SERVICE Tuiiun DUMM/PEKAN BARU SERVICE SBBMU MERRY SBU/KUCHMG SERVICE (Reefer Carp My) FENG655 words
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Advertisement52 1983-11-16 22 Rohler BOHLER SHIPPING PTE. LTD. 137 Mirtit St.. #11-02. Ink if E»H Asti IM| Slafipen 0104 Til Z*****4 |3 liais) Tiiti OS ***** BOSNIP NG Shipping Private Ltd. Telephone: *****90, *****43. REGULAR SERVICE TO AND FROM CMTTAGONG/MADRAS (S'pore FU|) SINGAPORE PENANG CHITTAGONG KW GALACTIC* 3/12 12/11 ICW GUARDIAN 18/11 ACCEPTING52 words
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Advertisement95 1983-11-16 22 ATLAS LINES REGULM NXKNXNT SERVICE TO AN) FROM CHTTAGONG AND CHAIN* SINGAPORE P KELANG U SHAMCEN (BANGLADESH FLAG) rf* 302 Al SArtSTHA (BANGLADESH FLAG) No. 25/27 LOADING FOR CHTTAGOHG I KARACHI Al SALMA (BANGLADESH FLAG) PPW 304 CONTKNTAI SUPPING CORPORATION PTE LTD SINGAPORE TEL ??*****'3 IMS Penang Ag«nts T«mu lUm95 words
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Advertisement643 1983-11-16 22 HEAP SENG TRADING SHIPPING PTE. LTD. 13-01, 13th floor. Golden Mile Tower, Beach Rood, Singopore 0719 Tel *****44 Tli R*****2 HEAPCO SINGAPORE TO PHUKET/WEST MALAYSIA SERVICE STORE P KELANG PENANG PHUKET LANGSA V 32/13 17/11 Nov 21 No* LANGS A V 33/13 24/25 No. 21 Nov West Malaysia Agent Nedlloyd643 words
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Advertisement382 1983-11-16 22 C.Y.Line (A member of the ACE Consortium) CHO YANG SHIPPING C 0... LTD. FULLY CONTAHERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE (MA SUEZ) emu conhni nm CFfVAICR ROfl m* WPTUW GARNFI VI7H MHCMOft VJ3W KOMM CHANCf VISW TRANS WOULD BftOU «ll KOREAN ItCIM FULLY CONTAMERISED SERVICE FROM EUROPE (MA SUEZ) ant (Dan I382 words
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Miscellaneous181 1983-11-16 22 1 eather v r* m V a 1 I m m i r /M m m X s 9 M i S r A >? k. a >x k SI Ar V c m wߣ& stf 15 *L mm iIR SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING.181 words
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