The Business Times, 16 January 1984
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Title Section12 1984-01-16 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 66/1/84 MONDAY, JANUARY 1«, I*B4 60 CENTS12 words
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Article, Illustration869 1984-01-16 1 GROSS negligence and irresponsible conduct on the part of the master and pilot of the drillship Eniwetok led to the Sentosa cableway disaster which claimed seven lives on Jan 29 last year. But, the report of the Commission of Inquiry into the accident,869 words
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187 1984-01-16 1 ANTI-NUCLEAR protests in West Germany have taken on a new dimension with the kidnapping of an American soldier whose release was conditional upon the US media publishing an anti-missile statement Fortunately good sense prevailed and the soldier was released unharmed near Munich. It has not187 words
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419 1984-01-16 1 WANG LOOK KEAH - By WANG LOOK KEAH BELL Asia plans to modify and equip Bell helicopters in Singapore for delivery in the region, rather than using its Singapore office only as a marketing outfit. Mr Maddox, the m na g< n g director of Bell Asia, told419 words
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BRIEFLY...
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Article68 1984-01-16 1 LUXEMBOURG'S state savings bank, Caisse d'Epargines du Grand Duchy de Luxembourg, has entered into a joint venture with the Danish state savings bank to open a branch in Singapore on March 3, Luxembourg's Deputy Prime Minister Colette Flesch said. Mrs Flesch, who is also Luxembourg's Commerce and68 words
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Article80 1984-01-16 1 Reuter IRAQ yesterday ordered all 18-year-old males to register for military service as the official Baghdad media predicted a new Iranian offensive in the Gulf war. A government notice in the AL-Iraq newspaper said all men born in 1966 are required to report to conscription offices by MayReuter - 80 words
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Article69 1984-01-16 1 Reuter MORE than 70,000 Israeli government employees went on strike yesterday as Israelis awaited publication of December cost-of-living figures, expected to show that inflation in 1963 was a record 180 per cent. Civil servants closed government offices for two hours, hospital workers did not prepare meals andReuter - 69 words
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Article60 1984-01-16 1 AFP AN INTERNATIONAL consortium supported by the World Bank is proposing to build a multi-million dollar express motorway and rail link from Paris to Oslo. According to the Stockholm daily, Arbetet, the project dubbed the "Scandanavian Link" will be submitted to the Swedish government at the end ofAFP - 60 words
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Article58 1984-01-16 1 AFP NEARLY 9.5 million foreigners and overseas Chinese visited China last year, or 1.5 million more than in 1962, the People's Daily reported yesterday. The paper said that among the 9.47 million people who visited China in 1983, 8.6 million were of Chinese descent or "compatriots" fromAFP - 58 words
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Article65 1984-01-16 1 UPI LIBYA warned the UN multinational peace-keeping force in Beirut that Lebanon will become an "inferno" if the troops are not withdrawn soon, Lebanese press reports said yesterday. Abdel Sallah Jalloud, second in command in Libya, warned Lebanon will become a "volcano for the crusaders" his description ofUPI - 65 words
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Article70 1984-01-16 1 AFP HONGKONG police yesterday charged 54 people with arson, burglary or disturbing the peace in street violence that ravaged Hongkong's Kowloon Peninsula on Friday. A total of 172 people, including five women, had been arrested by early yesterday, China's top representative in Hongkong said the disturbancesAFP - 70 words
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276 1984-01-16 1 JOHN LIM - ■y JOHN LIM SINGAPORE Ftaaaee aad City DevelspoMats are JMattj efferiag a new Isaa Package toatartog aa exiealal SMsar repayment term, Ike first la the tadaetry, tor twe «f City's hewUnder the paekage, kaewa as tka Deferred Repaysiest Msrtgage SekeaM, gnkasen will276 words
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728 1984-01-16 1 RICHARD SEAH - By RICHARD SEAH FEWER trade exhibitions are to be held In Singapore this year, but exhibition organisers are still looking forward to a great year because the shows are gerThe latest issue of Singapore Convention and Exhibition Calendar lists 39728 words
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Advertisement257 1984-01-16 1 Call Wayfoong at 737-7977 for a fast decision on your loan Waytoong Mortgage and Finance (S) Lid A wholly owned subsidiary at Hongkong Bank 6 Claymore HM 103-00 Claymore Plaia. Singapore 0922 ADVERTISING can maim or kill a small business Page t RE-ORGANISATION at the Leyland bus assembly plant Page257 words
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MANAGMENT
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Article667 1984-01-16 2 TSANG SAU YIN - Advertising can prove to be a two-edged sword, whatever popular notions may suggest to the contrary. But for businessmen who think they must advertise, here are some do's and don'ts. TSANQ 3AU YIN reports. TSANG SAU YIN ADVERTISING can maim or iciii a small business for good. This667 words
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Article, Illustration906 1984-01-16 2 RONALD CLARKE - By RONALD CLARKE Reuter A MTTJC carton with the dairy name on view stands planted firmly between an actor and an actress as they smile at each other over the breakfast table in a film scene. The camera lingers on a flashing hotelReuter - 906 words
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220 1984-01-16 2 UPI AN overwhelming majority oT Japanese engineers feel they are underpaid but only one out of five wants to move to another company, a survey shows. The survey, published in the newspaper Mainichi, said 79 per cent of the engineers polled said their salariesUPI - 220 words
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Article602 1984-01-16 2 KEVIN COONEY - By KEVIN COONEY Reuter FOUNDER of one of the world's largest advertising agencies, David Ogilvy, says copywriters and art directors are trying to impress other copywriters and art directors and no-one is trying to impress the consumer. "Ninety-nine per cent of advertising doesn'tReuter - 602 words
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Article, Illustration1309 1984-01-16 3 NICK GARNETT - By NICK GARNETT FT DAVID Quainton knows a great deal about plant reorganisation. So do the 260 people employed on direct assembly work at the Leyland bus assembly plant at Workington, part of the BL empire. In the past three years the West Cumbrian plantFT - 1,309 words
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560 1984-01-16 3 MARY TOBIN - By MARY TOBIN UPI WOMEN entrepreneurs have a lower failure rate than men partly because they are willing to make the commitment necessary to make a business succeed, says a woman who guides them over that rocky path. "Women are not buyingUPI - 560 words
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426 1984-01-16 3 UPI A NEW baby in the bednmd caa mean a career •at the window »r the inspiration to start a new Had ef at-home business. Phyllis Gillis of the US, anther of Eatnpnmemriml Mothers, says she has discovered a "growing tread UadUPI - 426 words
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Advertisement110 1984-01-16 2 Convene 4 4 m > II sr m JtorfzmmflSg. J 2 J9mWm -J* k ff ?Jm mm m t at gj .dMr* .x illl g n«i s LTJ? if J f" fiittim -?P for up to 800 persons, secretarial and telex service and audio-visual equipment to ensure a better conference.110 words
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Advertisement139 1984-01-16 2 How you can benefit from Bayerische presence in 4 Singapore f Bayerische Landesbank is headquartered in Bavaria, a leading federal state of West Germany with a long tradition in cross-border trade and finance, k Over the years we have constantly upgraded and refined our international banking capabilities, building a reputation139 words
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Advertisement126 1984-01-16 3 TURN-KEY HOTEL PROJECT Most new hotel projects have completion costs exceeding 50% of the budget due to poor planning, lack of control and excessive financing charges. If you are planning a hotel, DO NOT fall in this category. Our Professionals can handle the entire project from the planning, design and126 words
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Advertisement325 1984-01-16 3 k A r%* V? US: **s r h =M <* »v»... T llai "•tilt V V *r ihe privacy of a semi-detached houseXhe facilities of a luxury condominium. And at lower cost! m S a ft? w. A U* Convenient Location Located just off Whitley Road, Villa des Flores is325 words
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OVERSEAS
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509 1984-01-16 4 NYT FINANCE Minister Jacques Delors of France has said that Western Europe ought to think about imposing penalties on the export of capital to the US if the Americans do not restrain the rise of the dollar on International markets. Speaking in ParisNYT - 509 words
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226 1984-01-16 4 Reuter A NEW study by a Washington think-tank says default by some large debtor countries, such as Mexico or Brazil, would not plunge the world into deep recession. A book of essays by the Conservativeleaning American Enterprise Institute (AEI) centres on the effects of anti-infla-tionaryReuter - 226 words
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WORLD IN BRIEF
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Article354 1984-01-16 4 Agencies NICARAGUAN soldiers admitted they continued to spray a US helicopter with gunfire after shooting it down, but said the Chopper carried no US markings and had crossed into Nicaragua's airspace. A US military spokesman had denied that the aircraft was unmarked. US officials said chief warrant officerAgencies - 354 words
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Article212 1984-01-16 4 AFP HONGKONG'S tourist industry revenue last year hit a record HK$ll billion, 26 per cent higher than in 1982. "As far as visitor arrivals are concerned, the figure for 1983 was 2,775,014, representing a 6.4 per cent gain over 1982's 2,609,100," said Duncan Bluck, chairmanAFP - 212 words
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393 1984-01-16 4 Reuter THE WEST German recovery outstripped forecasts last year and is on course for higher growth in 1984, although still lugging well behind the pace of the strongest world economies. The Federal Statistics Office reported that 1983 gross national product (GNP), the sum of allReuter - 393 words
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345 1984-01-16 4 Reuter INDIA'S top economists have predicted that the country's economy will continue to face difficulties in food grains and foreign exchange, and asked the government to cut non-develop-mental expenses. They made the prediction in a report almost six weeks before the nationalReuter - 345 words
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403 1984-01-16 4 AP THE Observer reported yesterday that Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's son was working for a British construction group seeking a Middle East contract at the same time as his mother was trying to secure the work for Britain. The London newspaper said thatAP - 403 words
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Article262 1984-01-16 4 AP AFP RAT KROC, who tuned a hsmhwgi stand into the McDmmU's fast-food empire, died In San Diego, California, on Saturday. He was 81. Death wm attributed to a heart condition. Mr Kroc had suffered a stroke on Dec 23, 1979. He said his required medication wasAP; AFP - 262 words
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192 1984-01-16 4 Reuter ISRAEL could (ace fresh security problems in South Lebanon following the death of its closest Lebanese ally, militia leader Major Saad Haddad on Saturday. Major Haddad, 47, died in his home in the South Lebanese town of Marjayoun after a long battle withReuter - 192 words
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421 1984-01-16 5 Reuter DONOR countries have agreed on a substantial cut in funds for the International Development Association (IDA), a world bank affiliate which helps the poorest countries. The appropriation was set at US$9 billion over the next three years. IDA funding hadReuter - 421 words
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Article670 1984-01-16 5 V ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Time From SIA SQ103 0950 KUL CAL CD06 0965 HLP RBA Bid 1000 BWN MAS MH603 HBO KUL CPA CX710 1030 HLP GIA GA960 1100 HLP SIA SQ105 SQ2D1 1100 KUL SIA 1115 HLP THAI TG4B3 1140 BKK MAS MH681 1230670 words
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420 1984-01-16 5 Agencies THE US basic M-l money supply rose slightly during the week ended Jan 4 to a total of US$522 billion seasonally adjusted, $500 million higher than the previous week, the Federal Reserve System reported in Washington. All the three measures M-l,Agencies - 420 words
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149 1984-01-16 5 AP WEST Genu etatnl kuk trtiMimt Karl Otto PmU was faetod m hMty as a tower rate tar later". llilmml trade figures, •a tofiattoa rato «I lev tkaa eempudee m werld markets «era mm ef toe teeten Mr Peefel wee qaetod as ■aytog nailAP - 149 words
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711 1984-01-16 5 AMERICA'S YEAR OF RECOVERY NYT THE US ended its first full year of economic recovery from the longest downturn since World War ll,,with industrial production *rp»iMting at a moderate rate and inflation in check. The Federal Reserve Board said on Friday that the output ofNYT - 711 words
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Advertisement79 1984-01-16 4 Circulas/7/ir? Nearly three out of every ten adults who read a Chinese daily read Shin Min Daily News. That's a much bigger share of the market than when you last looked. Our circulation has grown a phenomenal 30% in just the past year. Our paper suits the new readers: the79 words
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Advertisement69 1984-01-16 4 RENT an EXECUTIVE ROOM N in RHB BUSINESS CENTRE and yet ENJOY a CORPORATE IMAGE with access to the following services Conference Room Secretarial/Typing. Courier Services Computer Time Word Processor Photocopying. Telex. Teletext Mxjr own IDD phone plus many more features tailored to your need. MOVE IN IMMEDIATELY?!? Apply for69 words
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Advertisement109 1984-01-16 5 1819 Cuisine Francaise mm *AWv\i mi* 11 i\t f ti *Wllil Reservations: Luncheon or Evening, Tel: 223 4033 ai R 'X-Is] 1819. A moment for lovers. And lovers of fine French cuisine. Cocktails in the Sir Stamford Lounge, happily {priced from 5.30pm Then the creations of Head Chef Jean Marie109 words
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Advertisement203 1984-01-16 5 ButterworthSebemngßnu Ck&n a kmw or a booiitmg business at An exclusive development of 40 units of 2-storey Town Houses 55 units of 3 and 4-storey Shophouses Designed for modern living Quality finishes of the highest standard Landscaped gardens Ample parking facilities Close to the sea and city facilities Easy access203 words
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Article, Illustration1589 1984-01-16 6 r II -H" -nI ri)ii^| Attracted by a multi-billion dollar market, the world's leading aircraft and component manufacturers arrive in Singapore this week for the Asian Aerospace '84 exhibition. d AS A MARKET for aircraft of all kinds, Asia and the Far East is1,589 words
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Article, Illustration775 1984-01-16 6 WANG LOOK KEAH - By WANG LOOK KEAH OVER the next 10 years, around US$9O,OOO million will be spent on medium- and short-range aircraft In this region. That is the magic figure that is this week attracting the cream of the world's planemakers to Changi airport to775 words
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Advertisement250 1984-01-16 6 MINI DATA CABINET Why a Chubb Hre-resistant cabinet will protect your computer data better in real fire conditions. At the Chubb factory in England, Chubb computer data protection cabinets are put through what is widely regarded as the most demanding test programme in the field. The tests involved are designed250 words
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Page 6 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous651 1984-01-16 6 CRYPTIC PUZZLE MM 1 Treatise cm a certain area (5) 6 Child-like crew? (5) 9 Topping tradesmen (7) 10 Point to (ruit with something pointed (5) 11 Search and rob of a weapon (5) 12 Appeals which are gratifying to the listener (5) 13 To be frank, it can be651 words
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THE ARTS
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Article, Illustration768 1984-01-16 7 KOH TSE YING - r* KOH TSE YING THE happiest moment in Daniel Heifetz's life is yet to come. For him, the very summit of all his endeavours will be the day he and his daughter perform together. At six, his elder daughter is already768 words
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Article780 1984-01-16 7 KOH TSE YING - By KOH TSE YING FEW LEFT the concert hall disappointed or dissatisfied last Friday evening. Returning for the first 1984 performance, the Singapore Symphony Orchestra seemed imbued with fresh vigour and enthusiasm. Even the violins, once distressing to the ear for their weak tonal quality, were somehow much780 words
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484 1984-01-16 7 PENG AILIAN - By PENG AILIAN ARTIST Charan Sharma plunges into details with a vengeance. Meticulous pen and ink work is his hallmark. His signature themes are pebbles and dense foliage done in a landscape-cum-abstraction style. His stance is retiring, reflective. Thirty-three year old Charan has been484 words
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Advertisement181 1984-01-16 7 SENIOR TUTmSHIPS DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS ft STATISTICS Appfcations are invited for appointment to Senior Tutorships in the Department of Economics Statistics. Under the Senior Tutorship scheme, the appointee wfl assist in the teaching and research programme of the Department for a period of one to two years. He w« then181 words
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Advertisement561 1984-01-16 7 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES WORLD From worldwide sources, this new, unique monthly mogozine reports new products and business opportunities of all kinds: PATENTS JOINT VENTURES AGENCIES DISTRIBUTORSHIPS FRANCHISES TURNKEY PROJECTS ACQUISITIONS PRODUCTION KNOW-HOW NEW PRODUCTS IMPORT OPPORTUNITIES NEW PROCESSES EXPORT OPPORTUNITIES NEW INVENTIONS MANUFACTURING LICENCES Specifically to: —Help you expand your product561 words
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Miscellaneous276 1984-01-16 7 Si SINGAPORE 5 maaaa w INTERNATIONAL TR/ m UESL SINGAPORE «E* WCJCeDTUT HSBO SOtP LHOJE >tXJeHOtfTTELT PUBBISM.' "WE RBM TweeE's to«T MO MEED SYMP*7»V i* F*EPS *iis «*encoue pumctjoni ,twe r>« xJuefELxcw- 4ss/67*mt. SSSS SAY*. I FCffL VEKV SorKv M4M DOES YOO ABOUT IT I CZEDCrJ 6 "TRANSPORTATION Y.B. TAN276 words
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Advertisement823 1984-01-16 8 Where to wine, dine and entertain jK*i ChkWen prepared JU* *12* P« T V J yf good wines, dtieetoung* taste. Take your pick from our fascinating variety of pancakes. Savoury or sweet, as a main course or dessert, our pancakes are taste treats not to be missed. With wines by823 words
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Advertisement171 1984-01-16 8 Sc v/ A 7 cmi y Cf)C v; fttcballion <P>nll 3 7k > V V Treat yourself to our famous Prime Rib beef in town served on a Silver Wagon. Unwind to the live entertainment provided by the F ilipino band the Happv Mates' nightly trom 7 30pm to 11171 words
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INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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Article196 1984-01-16 9 JAN 13 C» AMtlbl as*. unch A lean so* Alfoma 20* Bank Mont Wt Bank Nova ScoUa 46* -1* Bell Tel s unch BP Can Ltd 23 unch Braacan 41* 1 Can Imp Bk 30* unch Can Prm M| Canpac S2* Car line OXmIi 22* Cmbl Rd Lk 30*196 words
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Article275 1984-01-16 9 JAN 13 Rand INDUSTRIALS A Alpha 960 unch Abercom SB AX And CI no -18 Amaprop AXlC 456 2800 -5 unch Bartow* 1380 -10 C O Smith Mao 26 CtM'ttff r**A nsB Curtis Finance 418 unch Edgars red VoU M00B 330 unch 10 Fugit 400B Hfreld 536 unch Lib275 words
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Article1175 1984-01-16 9 NEW YORK POSITIVE economic news helped the stock market get off to a strong start on Friday, but prices dropped during afternoon trading and stocks ended the session with their biggest loss of the week. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which fell a total of about 71,175 words
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Article184 1984-01-16 9 JAN U Fr* CORBEILLE GROUP B Carrefour 1536 Financier* de L Union M30 10 -u Alr-Liquidr Aquitaln* Nat Dc* Petrole 506 IB 10 -u lliillTi—«■; Opfi-Partba* 33J ISM M0 10 -a 5-5 B S N Oenrals DUIOM C 8 r Cwtj274 25 14 renarrojra 4L20 Radio technique 405 GROUP184 words
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Article72 1984-01-16 9 JAM 13 Dm Am-Telefunken HM »A*r in* Honch Horten U ♦41 Kmudt XI 7J MJ 0 unch 0 unch -3 IHJI 418 OC 171JC 1XK siroc 345 ***** 1MJC UOJO 1 limb MUM .11 -1 Mmnncammnn 147 JOB -13 Philip* Komm 325 50 -U 14 Pnuaaai 27X50 +13 -472 words
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Article76 1984-01-16 9 JAM 13 m FORWARD MARKET Or Bru Lamb 3660 Hotook 5730 -t FMro 6&30 Rrl Dutch MO At* 616 +u Art«> i3io *1 i££ "i Ajtur M na 25 Bnacmn in uncb Canpat 3B00 M Cock ZU +3 D* Been M u EbW MS +13 Baetrotwl 0310 unch OMTMJ76 words
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Article157 1984-01-16 9 JAM 13 Fl, JfUJ Muliar »40 +64 J6J0 -0 i *HW 366J6 -OJ KLM 214 JO -U AboM 21U® »J4 UMi ttnch Atao MUD unch Nurttn 4640 1 AMKV ***** +1 National Ned HUI -1 mf »j >«"• 4 L **Uoy4 IftN Amroboi 7000 unch Nmb uu0 uncb Bark157 words
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Article197 1984-01-16 9 JAN IS Francs AcUom avian SMM unc Alusuijat Br. MB 1! AluaolM Rat JOS -1 Brown Bowl Br. 1440 +1 CU» CMp Br. 030 4 U ciba art** p c ine Sandoa Ra«. h Pc Sulaer Bar Mm Bank Br Swtae Bank Oorp »-T Svtaa Re-Injur BM unch m197 words
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Article102 1984-01-16 9 JAM 13 Lire M llano Am Ord MOO M BlMOft 160 ♦0 Mondadort Ord *ax ISO 1MB BIS kiondadon Prtr 2M X Central* Ord 1MB -06 MooMdlaon S3B 0JB Cond Acqu* Roma Olivetti Ord ant SB Ervlanla Flit Ort •010 jsa Ill 34 Pirelli And C Pirelli Spa SJ10102 words
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MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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Article258 1984-01-16 9 SPOT gold traded between US$362 and US$375 an ounce during a week which featured sharp swings in the US dollar, Green and Collier says In its weekly review of the gold market. Opening at US$36B in the local market on Monday, prices eased to a 17-month low of US$362.258 words
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Article140 1984-01-16 9 THE US dollar opened last week at S$2.l3S/35. Commercial selling wu present early In the week, but the enthusiasm faded later and the rate closed at a low of $2.1305/15. The Singapore dollar strengthened against the sterling pound, deutschemark, Japanese yen, Malaysian and New Zealand dollar. It weakened140 words
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Article22 1984-01-16 9 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 9.125 per cent.22 words
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Article226 1984-01-16 9 THE interbank market exhibited an easy condition last week as overnight funds traded within the 6 to 7 V« per cent region. Term rates mirrorred a similar trend, with the One and Three Month interbank rates opening at 7H V 4 before declining to 7 3/16 1/16 St cent.226 words
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Article180 1984-01-16 9 ASIAN currency average deposit rates i for the week ended Jan 13: UM(U i fritw) 7 days 9/18 9W 1 month 9* 9H 2 months 9 13/16 9* 3 months 915/16 913/16 8 months 10* 10 9 months 10 5/16 10 3/16 12 months 107/18 10* Swtoafraaco HlCk Low180 words
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Article42 1984-01-16 9 FOR THE week ended Friday Jan 13, the range of call rates received from Short Deposits (M) Bhd was as follows: Baak fud: 5 to 5.4 per cent. Geaeral tad: 5 to 5.30 per cent. Mcveaaeati of funds totalled $1416 million.42 words
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Article439 1984-01-16 9 BANKS' prime lending rates Banque B Lambert 9V4 as at the close of business on Banque Indosuez 9V4 Friday. Jan 13. 1984: BFCE 9 1 BANK tPLR Banque Nat de Paris 9W Algemene Bank 9V« Banque Paribas Barclays Bank 9V« 9 American Express 9V, Bayerische L'bank439 words
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RAW MATERIALS
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1076 1984-01-16 9 AFP THE dollar's strength remained the overriding (actor on the commodity markets in London last week. The decline in gold, at a 17-month low, depressed sentiment generally throughout the various markets, offsetting the effect of sterling's record weakness against the US currency. GeM: Easier. PricesAFP - 1,076 words
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Article169 1984-01-16 9 RUBBER futures in London on Friday closed £2 to £6 below Thursday's close, after quiet trading in a narrow range. Most active July /Sep last traded at £896 against a previous close of £898/900 bid-ask. Turnover was 177 lots of 15 tonnes, including 113 crosses. The physicals market remained169 words
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248 1984-01-16 9 THE LOCAL produce market nearly saw a week of non-activity with the exception of the coffee market. A coffee trader said that prices have firmed slightly since the previous week although they were generally fluctuating within a narrow margin. Last week saw a slight248 words
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Advertisement104 1984-01-16 9 Thai Sealood Served! n True Siamese Style P s>> zThinking of food. Think Thai: Spicy Tomyum Soup, Charcoal-Grilled Seafood. Royal Thai Seafood and our other detectable Thai Cuisine. Or if you're a gourmet cook, take home some fresh seafood from our mini seafood market And cook up a storm. The104 words
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MARKET REVIEWS
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Article114 1984-01-16 10 THE Mkwiac Is a Hat tt the 11 nut actively traded Men m tfte Stack Ex rhnifT i« Slagap •re but a reek. It ghw the taraever l> 1 Itl— Mb 9t uA Friday aid the klgft i Mi k »W far 1K3/1W4 Cwepeey Tumi •m m114 words
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Article777 1984-01-16 10 SINGAPORE Jul Jaal9 Jan U tall Ian 18 ®BT Comp: 975.09 976.29 975.56 976.76 972.38 ttBT Indicator: *****47 *****60 2UMa *****43 •ST Indr 1034.*****7.23 1037.08 1040 61 1035.21 •ST Finance: 2888.19' 2903.34 *****5 2908.56 2801.44 •ST Hotels: 963.77 963.53 980.88 07.78 955.37 ••ST Prep 719.37 721.27 723.16777 words
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Article3823 1984-01-16 10 Git's Gr"s i Net 1 •M/1SS* Last DW DW YTd P/E Vol Week (*000) High Low Higk Low Coapur Sale +or- Cn SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 172 74* AllDBSOt 162xall +36 14 04 m 1086 172 140 286 226 Aetna 270 18 74 17 3804 56 2713,823 words
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Article, Illustration757 1984-01-16 10 CHRIS LIM - P^Singaporej By CHRIS LIM THERE were many people who believed that the Singapore stock market would undergo a correction last week. It did not. The market continued to move ahead, less spectacularly than before, but still trending upwards. This strength has come on top of757 words
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Article282 1984-01-16 10 Australia M SVB Day, Porter Co RESOURCE equities retreated while industrials edged slightly higher on Australian share markets last week. The All Ordinaries Index fell U points to 775. Australian Bureau of Statistics figures released during the week indicate the economy is strengthening. The seasonallySVB Day, Porter & Co - 282 words
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Article488 1984-01-16 10 JULIANA TAY - Week ended Jan 13 compiled by JULIANA TAY SCRIP ISSUES W Wm4: Proposed rights issue of one-for-one at $1.50. CORPORATE DEVELOPMENTS AlunUim C«mpaay ti Malaysia Berbd has concluded an agreement with the lmb bm Hut group of companies to sell a piece of the company's488 words
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Article358 1984-01-16 10 BCI THE MILAN share market seems to have definitely caught up with the economic recovery, even if it is only at the tail-end of the major international stock exchanges. The BCI all-share index broke through the 200 mark in the past week, reaching 207.24. withBCI - 358 words
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757 1984-01-16 11 York UPI THE New York stock market's New Year rally stalled last week when the Dow Jones Industrial Average failed on several occasions to crack through its record high and some investors became nervous. Trading reached nearrecord proportions, indicating there were numerous cross-currentsUPI - 757 words
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Article655 1984-01-16 11 *m I j THE Kuala Lumpur stock market put on another spectacular performance last week, reaching record prices and volume in bullish trading. .The buying fever that started in early December last year continued to grip traders, lifting the prices of virtually all quoted shares on655 words
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Article346 1984-01-16 11 |Lyo S—s a AFP THE Tokyo stock market continued to rise last week with the Dew Jones Average topping the mark tor the first time Is history, signalling Investor confidence In Japan's rapid economic recovery. The OS-Mae chip average, an 88.13-yen winner In the prevloasAFP - 346 words
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Article463 1984-01-16 11 Date La ■t Fall Yea r Company Peried AiMonced Net EPS tiroes Net last year (eeata) IMv. Profit (rm) Minebea F 7/12 1.2 15.0 3.487 Renong Tin F 11/12 13.5 25.6 1.252 City Dev F 15/12 10.7 20.0 22.199 Bukit Katil I 23/12 17.7 20.0 1,112 Temerloh I463 words
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Article1432 1984-01-16 11 GERALD COLVERD - London By GERALD COLVERD EVERYBODY knew that the London market barometer was going to hit the 800 line: Just as soon as it happened last week, there were few, if any, who were not willing to step forward and say: "I told you so!" Having performed this1,432 words
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197 1984-01-16 11 FT INTEL, the fast growing California-based semi-con-ductor manufacturer, has continued its rapid profits growth with fourth quarter net income Jumping from US$B million to 147.1 million. For the full year, net income has more than trebled to $116.1 million. Earnings Cr share for theFT - 197 words
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Article315 1984-01-16 11 HONGKONG'S Hang Seng Index looks all set to pass the 1,000 point this week, following a rocket-like gain of about 100 points during the past two weeks. Since the first full trading session began on Jan 3, the index has been going up and up gaining almost315 words
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Advertisement87 1984-01-16 11 V--y 3 II m Effective January 16,1984 American Express Travel Service N. will be at 96 Somerset Road UOL Building Singapore 0923 Tel. *****33/*****88 Retail Travel Unit #13-01/08 (13th Storey) Business Travel Unit: #02-02/04 2nd Storey) O Holiday Dynasty Hotel Inn [—I^l D Lucky Plaza Mandarin Hotel LJ Cinema (H87 words
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Advertisement176 1984-01-16 11 r A SINGAPORE INDUSTRIAL TRADE EXHIBITION '84 Catalogues Samples Tianjin International Exhibition Hall, China People's Republic of China 24-28 April 1984 Tianjin. as the gateway to Beijing as well as an important industrial ana commercial city m North China, is now poised to restructure and expand its economy in an176 words
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Article, Illustration519 1984-01-16 12 CHRIS LIM - hhhi ww#fl Companies Editor: ALAN LEE j By CHRIS LIM MALAYSIAN businessman, Yap Yong Seong, has lined up the necessary finanHng through Bank of America for the $160-million bid for Seattsa Hvtels Ltd, owner of Hyatt Regency Hotel in Scotts Road.519 words
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Article1510 1984-01-16 12 THE Commission of Inquiry into the Sentosa cable car tragedy has put the blame on the following individuals on board the drillship Eniwetok and the organisations whose breaches of statutory duties contributed to the accident: lie master, Pekka ErkJd Jskl (1) He failed to familiarise himself1,510 words
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383 1984-01-16 12 CHAN OI CHEE - By CHAN OI CHEE TUAN Sing Holdings, which gained a controlling 64 per cent stake in SPP Ltd following the close of its takeover offer, has completed a comprehensive review of its traditional manufacturing operations. Tuan Sing said turnover from the383 words
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181 1984-01-16 12 Reuter BAT Industries PLC said It win ensure that Its loan stock and capital note alternatives to Its cash bid for Eagle Star Holdings PLC will receive acceptances above the £S mnw/m each required by the terms of the bid. Bat said ItsReuter - 181 words
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Article559 1984-01-16 12 Taking Stoek...< By Hock Lock Siew TRADING in the shares of new public issues should receive a shot in the arm when the shares of LAM Group Investments Ltd are traded today. If the values purportedly being ascribed by the grey market are any Indies flops,By Hock Lock Siew - 559 words
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Article58 1984-01-16 12 AS AT end-December 1983, the beneficial ownership of the issued share capital of Tat Lee Bank LM held by foreign persons was 10.01 percent In the case of Tat Lee Flnaniiii, it was 2.43 percent At MmM ft Omhnp«Ml Baak LM as at the end of58 words
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Advertisement72 1984-01-16 12 TAN CHONG TOWER Ideal accommodation for overseas consultants 28 units of service apartments Within CBD Minimum one month's lease In-house cleaning services Complete with furniture, kitchenware and linen A Joint Leasing Agent Acumen Really Centre Pie. Ltd. 315 outram Road, #06-08, Tan Boon Liat Building, d Singapore 0316. Tel: *****2272 words
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Advertisement221 1984-01-16 12 jdutomationM An exhibition of the latest automation systems and equipment r>r i IMItOll SSotui uvit?: w Technological Update for Industries Industrialists nowadays are increasingly concerned with maintaining a high level of efficiency and achieving greater productivity To this end, there is a trend in industry to impose production requirements that221 words
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Miscellaneous39 1984-01-16 12 OUTLOOK tor today: FaJr; showers in «tew i hr M km prtor to 7J|pn Maximum temperature Associated humidity Minimum temperature Associated humidity Hours of sunshine Rainfall in millimetres Total rainfall for the month Total rainy days for the month39 words
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347 1984-01-16 13 A TEAR after embarking on the world's biggest newbuilding programme, Japanese shipowner Sanko yramsblp has set the ball rolling oo a third phase isoheme that could bring total to IS ships. Mitsui Engineering and Shipbuilding confirmed that the secretive Sanko Jted ordered a347 words
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505 1984-01-16 13 JUNE LIM - By JUNE LIM THE Commission of Inquiry into the Sentosa cable car incident nas accepted the Port of Singapore Authority's proposal to designate Keppel Harbour as a height restriction area. But the three-man commission is not prepared to accept the port authority's proposal to505 words
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Article112 1984-01-16 13 Reuter THE Australian National Line (ANL) will seek arbitration commission consent this week to lay off workers at its Port Botany container terminal if the Electrical Trades Union does not call off industrial action, an ANL spokesman said. The union members employed by the local power authorityReuter - 112 words
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Article107 1984-01-16 13 AP AN intensive search continued on Friday for 12 South Korean fishermen wfariwg since their boat sank off Kyushu, Japan's south-western main island, a Japanese Maritime Safety Agency official said. The official said three MSA patol boats and two aircraft were searching the area where theAP - 107 words
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Article55 1984-01-16 13 Reuter BANGLADESH will receive a US$l6.5 million grant from Denmark to buy an oil lighterage tanker and road construction equipment under an agreement signed between the two countries in Bangladesh Shipping Corp said it would buy an oil lighterage tanker of between 12,000 and 15,000 dwtReuter - 55 words
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Article536 1984-01-16 13 BMpplaf Use P»€« Cai Mpptat UM Pw Cal ACToaftar Afca Alrakid LJaar Afcac Aatara Shpg APCUaa APL Armour Freight Sorvtom A3CL VI VI vn VI X V m X m l a s 4, 4 V5 1 Fin FrmacoDHt rrmta Shpf FMght LHa Freight If aaaf*FVott FuJJwara536 words
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Article196 1984-01-16 14 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 M Line. Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Orient Overseas Container Line. Cho Yang Shipping. ANRO (STRAITS/AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia/Straits Container Line.196 words
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384 1984-01-16 14 UPI OWNERS of the US drilling ship Glomar Java Sea, which sank with the loss of 81 lives, have ordered a second inspection of the vessel after divers found unexplained splits in its Qttll, salvage company sources said. In another development, the familiesUPI - 384 words
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Article1796 1984-01-16 14 ACTIVE chartering of vessels on Thursday to carry iron ore cargoes from Australia and India to Japan featured an otherwise rather subdued freight market, shiptarokers said. Tonnage was secured for two iron ore cargoes, each 120,000 tonnes from Dampler to Japan at US$4.3O, and two cargoes were covered1,796 words
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Article905 1984-01-16 14 THE supply-demand of ships will be achieved within a shorter period than projected if the present level of scrapping is sustained. Brokers reported that the demolition sector of the second-hand tonnage market has been rather active since the new year. The Chinese has Joined their rivals, the Taiwanese905 words
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66 1984-01-16 15 A BRAZILIAN shipbuilder, Companhia Commercio de Navegacao, has won an order for nine 9,900 dwt semi-container ships. The 210 million Deutchemark order has been placed by three West German orders -Leonhardt Reederei, Befrachtungskontor Hansen and Hans Krueger. The semi-container ships with a capacity of 65066 words
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Article321 1984-01-16 15 FREIGHT rates from Europe to the Middle East are likely to rise as the result of a new grouping of major container operators on the route. Ten operators have agreed to introduce a new commodity box rate from next month. It is certain that the321 words
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5094 1984-01-16 20 SCHEDULE A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of5,094 words
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Article825 1984-01-16 21 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godowns FCL Ship Voy Arrival for LCL Movement Date/Time Operator Cargo Schedule Location N Topas 17S/N 16.1.84 2100 NAPL TA3 0700-0900/0700-0900 A3/B3 Nl/Pl Lexa Maersk 8402 16.1.84 2330 Maersk 51 0900-1100/0900-1100 B Dahlia 201/84 17.1.84 0700 LeoShpg FSB825 words
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Article1207 1984-01-16 21 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A-B APKA African Shipping A|Hda (S). Uh Transgroup (S). AM mhlil Uaar MHm Kim Shpc (S). AMmd C TMpta Sea ConeorUum (S)/ Marintex Enterprlae (PK). Alpae Intraaea (S)Bintang Shpg (KL)/ Island Cargo Handling and Furwaiillnf1,207 words
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Article333 1984-01-16 22 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Abuqir Cherry Crystal Equator IV Golden Odyssey Kota Berjaya PSsefer Song Cam Turkmenlya Builder m Hong Men HualYln Kapltan Mesensev Kota Banteng Ned Baltimore See Hal Hong 1 Yuheng2 Yung Fon Lu 24/5 31/2 22 334 18333 words
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Advertisement420 1984-01-16 14 Wiimm FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE taM Stan 1 1 i. DELFT 11 KSSQ U) Glmki bjKtafj 3) r«w 14) t+m 5) U H SaM SaM M SaM SaM SaM S«M SaM SM SaM lft/I 18/1 22/1 23/1 25/1 /I I 25/1 30/1 1/2 /2 I 5/2 8/2 1/2 H i420 words
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Advertisement524 1984-01-16 15 The Straits Steamship Group QCL Overseas Containers Limited uONT AINf RSHIP SFRVICF TO UK CONTINFNT STRAITS SHPPMG Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Ports and Bangkok Also accepting cargo for; CONTAINfRSHIP SFRVICF FROM UK CONTINFNT a/i ivi FJW+ Spn Dabs Ohm laraß MQa M/l 11/1 17/1 01/2 05/1 0/2 17/1 11/1524 words
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Miscellaneous149 1984-01-16 22 y n WW ?V: Regional Weather •S: SC. •S$ s m *r v i ,v SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 AJA. THIS MORNING. LEGEND? K Thunderstorm Temperature °C Shower Ratal Cloudy Sky Temperature Weather •c /S cr* Wind direction with speed in knots One half Osche Ooudy Sky149 words
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