The Business Times, 18 January 1984

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 66/1/84 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18,1184 60 CENTS
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    Joint venture to repair helicopter rotor blades
    407 1  -  By WANG LOOK KEAH SINGAPORE Aerospace Maintenance Company (Samco), together with Samaero and Composite Technics Incorporated, is establishing a joint venture in Singapore to repair and overhaul helicopter rotor blades. Samco, a subsidiary of the government-owned aerospace holding company, Singapore Aircraft Industries (SAI),
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    Lock icon Goodyear Estates set for liquidation
    145 1 AFP THE realty slump in Hongkong claimed another casualty yesterday when properly company Goodyear Estates appeared set for liquidation with the announcement that it was unable to recover debts of HKJ3BO million. Goodyear Estates said yesterday that its parent company, Goodyear Investors Ltd, owed it
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    Hepatitis vaccine plant is fifth Asean project
    455 1  -  By LOH HUI YIN A PLANT producing hepatitis B vaccine in Singapore will be Asean's fifth joint industrial project. Asean economic ministers who met informally in Jakarta on Monday had agreed to this plan for a hepatitis vaccine plant, according to Jakarta reports.
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    Internal control by banks vital
    516 1  -  By PENG AILIAN BANKING controls, while striving to be as effective as possible, cannot be overdone. There can be no substitute for proper internal control by bank managements. With this proviso, the First Deputy Prime Minister and chairman of the Monetary Authority of Singapore, Dr
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    POSB savings interest will still be tax-free
    353 1 THE Post Office Savings Bank (Amendment) Bill, 1983, was passed in Parliament yesterday and assurance was given to its 2.49 million savings account holders that interest earned will continue to be taxexempt. The assurance was given by Minister of State (Finance) Lee Yock
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  • BRIEFLY...
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      Lock icon Workers retrenched
      66 1 Reuter THE Indonesian state shipping company, Pelni, has laid off 3,772 employees, half of its total workforce. Director Sudhapno Mustafa told the newspaper Sinar Harapan in Jakarta yesterday that the decision was taken to allow Pelni to grow and develop into a healthy company. It used to control
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      Lock icon Involvement denied
      107 1 Bernama PHILIPPINE opposition leader, former senator Salvador Laurel, yesterday denied as "malicious fabrication" a statement implicating his involvement in the assassination of Benigno Aquino at the Manila International Airport on Aug 21. "It is a desperate attempt to resuscitate the discredited theory that Rolando Galman was the killer
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      Lock icon Soviet rocket
      67 1 Reuter THE US Space Shuttle has photographed a top-secret Soviet rocket capable of carrying men to Mars, British television reported. Independent Television News said the 88-metre tall rocket was the most powerful ever built. It was seen on a launch pad at Tyuratam in Kazakhstan. Commander John Young
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      Lock icon Consul kidnapped
      55 1 Reuter THE Saudi Consul in Lebanon was kidnapped on his way to the embassy in West Beirut yesterday by uni- dentified gunmen, Lebanese security sources said. The gunmen opened fire at the car of the Consul, Hussein Farrash, wounded his driver and dragged the Saudi diplomat out of
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      Lock icon Expected budget
      98 1 AFP JAPAN'S budget for the fiscal year 1964, beginning in April, is expected to be the most austere in 29 years, with general account spending coming to about 50,550 billion yen, up 0.3 per cent from a year ago. Finance Ministry sources in Tokyo said yesterday that the
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      Lock icon Workers strike
      57 1 Reuter A STRIKE has closed Britain's state-run Ordnance factories for the first time in their 300-year history. Union officials said in London yesterday that almost all the 19,000 workers at the 11 factories went on strike for one day on Monday to protest against government plans to sell
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      Lock icon Indion Ocean policy
      81 1 AP AUSTRALIAN Foreign Minister Bill Hayden said yesterday that Australian warships will soon begin regular deployments in the Indian Ocean and along the east coast of Africa. Australia has important national interests in the Indian Ocean and the region is of strategic significance, Mr Hayden said in
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    Marine centre plans five R&D projects
    260 1 THE aewlj-ipcied Det Norske Veritas Marine Teehaelegy Ceatre baa Ideatlfled five vtMNk and de ve tepmea t pwjtrti nM at akait $M 4 mlWea. 11» prajeeta, la ceUaberattaa wtth ether partners, arc belag wiail by the Ece■lisle Devetopoeat Beard far faadlag. AppMcattea far $2.4
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    Views sought on change to Companies Act
    467 1 THE Companies (Amendment) Bill has been referred to a Select Committee to enable the views of interested parties to be obtained before the Bill is finalised. The Bill seeks to improve the administration of the Companies Act and to ensure that the Act
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      246 1 EXON RegO Trademark ot Exxon Corporation •OFFICE SYSTEMS Automation for your office B SEE HOY CHAN GROUP OA Singapore Ml 2229M2M K.L t*h W-*****0 P*n*ng l»l 04 3780W SINGAPORE'S external trade performance for the first 11 months of last year might not have been as encouraging as it appears at
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  • HOME NEWS
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      SBC's move to raise licence fees criticised
      511 2  -  Parliament yesterday j By JOHN LIM THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation's (SBC) recently announced licence fee increases for colour television and radio came under criticism in Parliament yesterday with the MP for Chong Boon, Mr Chandra Das, calling it a "soft option". Mr Das
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      On establishing house unions
      411 2  -  By LUCY NG THE problems encountered in the formation of house unions depend on individual companies. Further, the actual establishment of house unions must be left to the workers themselves and, to some extent, the management of the company. The acting Minister for Labour, Mr S
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      Island-wide inspection programme of fire exits in public premises
      382 2 THE Singapore Fire Service (SFS) will embark on a programme to ensure that all Are exit doors In places at public assemblies are left unlocked and free from obstructions at all times. This is to allow for a free escape route
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      Trade deficit in Jan-Nov 1983 falls to $12.7bn
      485 2 SINGAPORE'S external trade performance for the first 11 months at last year might not have been as encouraging as it appears at first sight. Overall trade statistics show a substantial narrowing of the 11-month trade deficit to $12.7 billion, from $14.6 billion
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      Air India may soon fly direct to Delhi
      210 2 AIR India may operate direct flights between New Delhi and Singapore before the end of the year. At present, the airline operates Ave flights a week between the two countries and passengers bound for New Delhi from Singapore have to fly via
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      Only one physical test for fit SAF reservists
      256 2 BAP Reservists will new need is end erg» enly ene Individual Physleal Pr.fldeney Test (IPPT) a year tastes I at twe they enn pass the test wall, with at least an HE* Grade In all the five test Items and attain a
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      Sentinel scores a first in Chinese oil search
      455 2  -  By LOH HUI YIN HARD on the heels of Wah Chang's success, another Singapore company has clinched a much soughtafter contract in the Chinese oil exploration programme. Sentinel Supply Ships will also have the honour of being the first local company to
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      Good market for Italian leather goods in Singapore
      432 2  -  ■y BOEY KIT YIN SINGAPOREANS bought more than $5 million worth of Italian leather for the first nine months of 1981 The main method of promoting Italian leather goods was through participation in and organisation of fain and exhibitions here. The latest
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      Satay Anika official opening tomorrow
      235 2 SATAT Anika, the Malay- sian satay restaurant chain, celebrates the official opening of Its first Stagapore out- let at Oentrepoiat tomorrow evening. The opening win be hum- gurated by the Malaysian High Commissioner to* 1 Singapore, Tan Sri Date Syed Ahmad Shahabadtn. The Singapore restaurant
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      Atlas Copco holds seminar on seismic data acquisition
      234 3 ATLAS Copco (SEA) Pte Ltd Is conducting a training seminar for Nanyang Technological Institute (NTI) staff, representatives from the Mass Rapid Transit Authority, and the Public Works Department on the Abem Terraloc Seismograph from Jan 16 to 20, said Mr Bengt Ovlinger,
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      Complete sellout at world tea auction
      165 3 ALL the 1,315 chests of tea offered yesterday at the international tea auction centre were snapped up. Strong demand from the UK, the Far East and the US helped to push up prices. Aa a result, the tea offered fetched prices which were almost
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      Three new researchers at SE-A institute
      135 3 THE Institute of South-east Asian Studies has announced the affiliation of three new researchers to the Institute. They are: Dr A.C.Milner, Lecturer, Department of History, Australian National University. He is a Visiting Fellow for five weeks. His proposed research is on "Clash of Political
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      Asia should carry out own aircraft upkeep
      533 3  -  By JAIME LYE THE Asian region should concentrate on greater cooperation in the area of aircraft maintenance instead of subcontracting such work to countries outside the region. This is because of steadily increasing maintenance costs, which are expected to come to about US$2.l
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      Baskin-Robbins claims record sales at Lido in opening week
      533 3  -  By ZHOU MEI SAFEWAY Fast Food, the franchise holder of Hardee's and Baskin-Rob-bins, is off to a rather reassuring start, having launched four outlets at one go in the middle of this month. Public response has been very encouraging, said an
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon Analysts expect US rates to be steady
      749 4 Reuter ECONOMISTS expect 1964 to bring more of the same flue-tuning of monetary policy by the Federal Reserve, which last year paved the way for strong economic recovery, km inflation and stable Interest rates. A survey of economists shows they expect rates to
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      Lock icon Swiss bank warns of sharp drop in value of dollar
      215 4 Reuter A SHARP fall of the US dollar temporarily creating chaotic conditions on markets is possible this year, says Union Bank of Switzerland. However, in a currency outlook tor ISM. the largest Swiss bank says Oat the dollar is likely
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      Lock icon CALL FOR NEW RULES
      105 4 Reuter FEDERAL Hi—in flbard Chairman Paul Volcker said that regdaUon over the banking business is in disarray, and he emphasised to Congress the need to fashion new laws quickly. He sain on Monday in testimony to a senate bank-. a committee hearing in Lake City, "The
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      Lock icon Mexican peso may slide further soon
      298 4 Reuter THE Mexican peso's 13 centavo a day slide against the US dollar soon has to be increased to around II centavoa, private economists in Mexico Cfty said. They Peel that the SS per cent annual devaluation which the daily slippage represents is not
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      Lock icon Equity share in Jordan
      186 4 Reuter v FOREIGN banks operating in Jordan have been formally asked to give 51 per cent eqfaity to Jordanians wiiftbr three years, Minister Modar Badran was circulated to all foreign hanks in Amman on Sunday along with a letter from the Minister of Industry and Trade.
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      Lock icon Short-term fund outlets for Jakarta banks
      357 4 Reuter BANK Indonesia will soon start sales of certificates of indebtedness to give commercial banks an outlet for short-term funds, Governor Arifin Siregar said. He told an anmmi bankers dinner on Monday that Rank Indonesia will sell the certificates only to firmrvMn) institutions but
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      PLR
      22 4 THE average rata at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 9.125 per cent.
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      ASIAN$ RATES
      149 4 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at 5 pm on Jan 17: USDslUrt Offer Bid 7d&ys 9* 9* 1 month 9H 0V> 2 month* 9 11/16 99/16 3 months 9 13/16 911/16 6 months 10 9H 9 month* 19* 10W 12 months 10% 10W Dm 8w.Fr*. 1MUJU Mi
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      Discount
      45 4 RANGE at prices ottm «d by dlacount housa i o> Ju 17: Overnight :S CliKtepoa Its: S-S CM* 3-mooUi »«TtH 'ASMM Treasury bl Ills ZH 3-month Bank bills 7* 7* Smooths CD 7 M 7 6 month* CD l\k 7* Source: National Discount Co
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      London
      66 4 THE dollar yesterday opened sharply lower, depressed by continuing anticipation in fairly active, nervous trading that the US economy is slowing markedly- Opening! US ]ootM yesterday: 14S0/W Can 1.7730/55 ——utm/a imBM Crtm...— D Fl *iZ SFr B FY con F FY Lit Ten D Kr N Kr S Kr
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      Singapore market
      459 4 THE US dollar weakened against moat major currencies in thin late trading after holding steady earlier yesterday. Against the local currency, the dollar opened at 552.13Q0/U, 10 paints higher than the overnight closing rate of $2,190/00 Trading was thin and the dollar moved sluggishly between $*****/10 and $2.1315/25
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      Tokyo
      128 4 THE dollar yesterday held steady in quiet trading after a long holiday weekend, with the market awaiting a iSStei The fourth quarter tiNP and December housing starts data are likely to indicate fresh direction far the dollar, dealers said. The dollar closed little changed at 233.25 yen from 233.20/30
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      Gold
      277 4 SINGAPORE gold futures yesterday closed slightly higher after moving within a narrow range in quiet trading. Total sales for the day were recorded at 04 lots while kerb volume was 05 lota. February dosed slightly firmer at USS37UO/372J0 an ounce compared with New York's $370J0/371.50 and April at $370.90/377.40
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      Silver quotes
      21 4 s i tii lis Zaricfc LttB UB um UR Sb^tptm IMM um 1MB aja kOSMn Source: Credit Suisse, S'pore.
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      Hongkong
      87 4 THE doDar yesterday dosed steady after tradtag within a very narrow range all day on average volume. It ended at 2.7930/40 marks, a slight gain on early levels and New York's close, bat a little below Monday's late rates in Hongkong. Banknote rates yesterday: (HK per 1): US 7.715/7.7»
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Israel bans holding of foreign bank accounts
      427 6 Agencies ISRAELIS have been banned from investing in foreign securities and holding bank accounts abroad in the latest austerity measures to revive the country's flagging economy. *The Rank of Israel estiaaated that Israelis hold some US$7OO million worth •f foreign shares and said
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      Lock icon Allowances of British royal family raised by 3.78pc
      181 6 AP QUEEN Elizabeth n and her family got a 3.78 percent raise in ttieir multi-million pound allowances, officials said, adding it was just enough to avoid a "significant reduction in the scale or style of royal occasions." The 57-year-old monarch's i state-funded
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      Lock icon Indira slashes budget in bid to stop inflation
      278 6 UPI INDIAN Prime Minister Indira Gandhi yesterday cut US$7lO million from the nation's budget and froze government hiring to stop inflation. Mrs Gandhi cut $710 million from the planned national investment of $15,425 billion for April 1983 to March 1984. Government ministries
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      Lock icon Highest output in two years
      304 6 UPI AMERICAN industries, cashing in on the economic recovery, produced at 79.4 percent of their capacity in December the highest in two years. Federal Reserve economists in Washington said yesterday that the operating rate of the motor industry, spurred by heavy December sales, jumped an
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      Lock icon 'Kidnapped' soldier under observation
      323 6 UPI A US soldier wbo claimed be was kidnapped by West German anti-nuclear protesters was under observation on Monday in an army hospital in Stuttgart and officials said tbey did not know if he really was abducted. Corporal Liam Fowler, 21, of Port Orange, Florida, was
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      Lock icon HK to rule itself says Zhao
      159 6 UPI CHINESE Prime Minister Zhao Ziyangvsaid on Monday that Hongkong can keep its autonomous government and capitalist economic system for 50 years after takes over the British-ruled territory. "After China resumes the exercise of sovereignty over Hongkong in 1997, we will maintain the capitalist
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      Lock icon Allies welcome call for new US-Soviet talks
      361 7 UPI BRITAIN, Sweden and West Germany have welcomed President Reagan's call for a renewed US-Soviet dialogue, but Moscow dismissed the speech as "propaganda" that indicated no change in US policy. Mr Reagan's 25-minute speech was televised live in Europe, on the eve of
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      697 7 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Time From 3IA SQ11 0110 LAX/TYO TMA TL331 0200 BEY/BOM/KUL PAA PA5 0225 JFK/SPO/HKG SIA SQ41 0606 MAA MAS MH601 0820 KUL CAL CI010 0845 JED/DHA MAS MH671 0905 KUL MAS MH811 0910 PEN SIA SQ103 0945 KUL RBA BI421 1000 BWN
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Lock icon MONDALE WINS
        439 7 Agencies A TELEVISED debate in New Hampshire between eight Democratic presidential contenders was won by former vice-president Walter Mondale, according to a poll by ABC News and The Washington Post The poll found that 33 per cent of 507 viewers sampled thought Mr Mondale had won, compared with
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      Lock icon France signs US$4.15bn Saudi defence contract
      428 7 Agencies FRANCE has further strengthened its position as a major supplier of arms to the Gulf region with the signing of a US$4.l5 billion agreement to sell a complete anti-aircraft defence system to Saudi Arabia. The contract is the most important defence contract the
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      Lock icon Boycott by radical heads of state
      587 7 UPI MOST radical Muslim heads of state boycotted the Islamic Conference Organisation or downgraded representation to the three-day summit that opened in Casablanca on Monday, Moroccan organisers said. "With most of the radicals out, this is going to be a show of force by
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      Lock icon Australia reconciled with Asean over Cambodia
      228 7 AP THE Association of Southeast Asian Nations opened talks with Australia yesterday with a declaration that reconciliation had been reached over Cambodia. "1 can proudly say that at present the relations between Asean and Australia have become mature," Dr Mochtar Kusumaatmadja, Indonesia's foreign minister,
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      Lock icon Murdani rules out new arms purchases
      197 7 AFP Reuter INDONESIAN Armed Forces commander General Benny Murdani said in Jakarta on Monday that the military would buy no new equipment in the year 1184-1985 as more at the country's limited resources would be made available for economic development General Murdani said this
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      187 7 An ad inthe yellow pages helpslieen your banh statement inthe Mack. Bills. They never seem to stop coming in. So isn't it nice to know that when you place an ad in the Yellow Pages, we don't invoice you until it is published. (Our booking deadline is 1 March for
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    Taking off on a firm base
    460 8 ASIAN AEROSPACE is not the greatest show on earth. It is small compared with European extravaganzas such as those at Paris and Farnborough. Yet the aerospace exhibition which starts in Singapore today promises to be one of the most spectacular ever staged in Asia.
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    Lock icon Strains showing in Asean-EEC trade
    950 8  -  By HAMZAH SULAIMAN Bernama DESPITE the wide distance between them, a large trade is developing between countries of the European Economic Community (EEC) and Asean. But a discord is also growing together with the trade. While both groupings are generally happy with their expanding trade,
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    Lock icon US firm cracks the high-tech Japanese market
    1042 8  -  By STEVE LOHR NYT THE Rolm Corporation of Santa Clara, California, has cracked the high-technology end of the Japanese telecommunications market, breaking into an arena traditionally reserved for a handful of Japan's biggest and most influential companies. This was no mean feat, and
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      650 8 T.VsSSRWDIO SINGAPORE 8 SINGAPORE 5 7AA DM rWuimi «aul Dniwimma lw 1 1 J o.uu m upenmg ano rropammc npwjTus rotoweo by Hotel (Mandarin with English subtitles/r): A soap opera featuring the Chen family, their hotel industry and the people who work for them. 4.30 Exercise with Gloria 4.50 The
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    Lock icon Nerves on edge in a colony in transition
    837 9  -  By PETER MACKLER AFP A TAXI strike and riots which last week moved Hongkong's turmoil from its economic markets to its streets has underscored the raw nerves afflicting this British colony claimed by China. There was no sign of politics in the
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    Lock icon Kroc's hamburger empire
    422 9  -  By CHRISTINE CUORCOL AFP RAY Km, 81, founder of the McDonald's fast-food chain who died on Saturday made a very late start la making money. He was 52 before he started falfilling the Amerleaa dream of gettlag rich despite ham Me origin. Mr Kroe was the ssn
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    Lock icon Apple makes all-out effort with the new Macintosh
    979 9  -  By ANDREW POLLACK NYT ONE year ago Apple Computer Ine hoped to dazzle the computer world with a revolutionary new machine called Lkl that was said to be the key to the company's future. But Lisa turned out to be a poor
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      817 11 COFFEE: Robusta futures yesterday showed losses of £10 to £2 by midmorning in fairly quiet conditions. The market had been due to open around unchanged from Monday based on the overnight close in New York. But steadier sterling against the dollar and a continuation of Monday's decline based
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      Produce exchange
      156 11 CHINBBE Prsdaee Exchange, flf pirn, per 1M kg CM«nt sil: Bulk fob 1206.00 sellers, ok) drum (in second hand drum) fob 1221.00 sellers, new drum fob 1225.00 sellers. Cspra: Mixed (loose) $120 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $680.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper faq fob NLW
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      TEXTILES
      139 11 YARN and cotton prices were quoted as follows in Hongkong yesterday. (In HK dollars, spot ex-go-down) Cmttm Tan: China Blue Phoenix 20's 3,060, 32's 3,360, 40'* 4,430 (per bale of 400 lbs). Pakistan Eaw (Mn: LSS 7.7«, 4F 7.75, 2WF 7JO, NT Roller Ginned 7.86 (per lb). CLOTH in
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      RICE
      313 11 BINGAPOUS: Yesterday's closing prices in S$ per kilo, ex-godown: THAI WHITE: 100 per cent first class (Kangaroo) new crop 1.05, 100 per cent second class 0.82, 100 per cent third class 0.78, 25 per cent new crop no stock, B-10 per cent no stock. THAI BROKEN: A-super 0.63, Special
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      PALM OIL
      114 11 PRICES on the Malaysian cnjde palm oil market yesterday eased on continued profit-taking in line with lower palm oil futures. In the Jan position, north region (ell Ms2oo to M*2,000 a tonne and aouth was down MIISO at M 52.050, while in Feb south lost MJI7S to MH.980.
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      RUBBER
      343 11 THE RUBBER market in Singapore yesterday closed quietly steady with February One RSS buyers quoted at 240.50 cents per kilo, unchanged from Monday's close. After opening one cent lower on easier London advices, prices recovered slightly towards the morning's close on speculative buying of RSS One. Prices gained ground
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      CLOSING PRICES
      26 11 Rubber: Jan 17 Singapore: February 240.50 cents (unchanged) Malaysia: February 265.50 cents (unchanged) Tin: M 529.15 per hilo (unchanged) 105 tonnes (down 78 tonnes)
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      Straits Tin
      57 11 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday was unchanged at the ITA fleer level of M 521.15 a kilo. Demand remained peer and the buffer stock manager again provided most of the support Little baying from local interests was evident Turnover fell to llfi tonnes from Monday's 183,
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      RAS PRICES
      267 11 RAS prices In cents per kilo yesterday: (per Ulo) Buyers Sellers Int. 1 R.SS prompt (.o.b. 233.75 234 75N Int. 1 R.S S February 238.75 240.25 Int. 1 R.S.S VUrch ***** 244 25 Int. 2 RS.S 232.25 234.25N UK Coot 231.25 233.25N Int. 3 RS.S 228.25 230.25N UK/Coot
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      SSR and SMR
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      Paris
      167 11 JAM 10 Pis L "Union Lafarae Moet-Henneaay Opfi-Partbai 00 944 •4U 11 CORBEILLE 1330 113 Alr-Ltqulda Aqultalne Nat Dea Patroie Bill Oanala SB lit -J -J -49 Penarroya RadkMchnlqut GROUP 307 c +0J -a C8F (Thotnaoo/WJ no -4 Compacnie Banealrc Oenerale cn rtmmcmlm dee Patratae in unch 406 -i
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      TORONTO
      183 11 JAM M c» tap OU 90* A MUM an Inm 10 Aim so* Int Pro* Pip* SO* H AJgDMM 30* -N Int UU so* Bank Mont rr* Inti Nickel 10 •H Dint How Scotia 46 v» Kerr Add 10* -M Hall TbI 32H Loblaw B 14* BP Lid a*
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      200 11 JAN 16 Rand tJnlaar Wooivorth no unch MTVh INDUSTRIALS A AlDh* am -30 MININGS Abercom 300 J AX And CI tstr* 070 4006 S75 unch -35 -30 An0oa Anfto**l two -30 Barlows C O Smith 1900 mo sag 1 Charter MOO M0 MO -m Cheken Con* OoM Murcb Sim
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      69 11 JAM M Dm »fun*»n MJi 17X71 I -0J ■SRr I -0 4 -4J Con m«t OonU O -*tnfc 171 Ji umml mm .Bmi mii unch -2J J Dafuat DNtKh Draadne OHH Bui MJi r Bant 17T00 IMff ♦U ♦U Hoachct tmm -f f Honeh 1H* -U Horteo ♦is Karnad
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      84 11 JAM It m FORWARD MARKET Actc OM 4 ArM MM -a AHur wn w urn. ♦a ssn. M m i Dm mm( Bwttot Ob-loot 1 «M -a mm >-ta MOO +M ♦a On Or Bra Luak IM -u ♦a Holnt -a pmto an* IM Mcb MB BMra l«U 8oc
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      153 11 JAM M ABM na MM AS 21 tW TT Akao taaaa -A3 Aim .S33D -U Am fx ■anaa 5 Amrobnt na I Bart Iff' L3 Bote Bonanu Burtat HZ MUO 4AM MM -AS -3 A4 1 mtm AT our D«M MU Darrtar MM •14 -U 12 rui Pokkar nm
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    BUSINESS DONE ON THE SES AND THE KLSE
    3691 12 810 and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after
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    SHARE INFORMATION SERVICE
    3651 12 lMt/M Hifk Low Coaipaay Last Sal* +©rGr*« Div DW Cvr Gr*s YTd Net P/E Vol Day COOO) High Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 172 286 354 287 306 410 UO 430 322 278 080 sao 535 sao 368 340 346 585 >70 472 473 1190 310 096
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    In Kuala Lumpur
    2330 12 BID and offer price* officially listed and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUmUALa I» I Bin (4.045) Ales* (5) la (I) 3JO AMD <3.748
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    Market firms up slightly
    724 12 THE LOCAL stock market Improved slightly yesterday after two day* of weakness. This steadiaees wu mack welcomed by la vectors who felt tktl the market was «•tag threagh a mild eoaseUdatlea period aad that prices sheald firm ap later. Hm Straits Times ladastrlal ladex eaded I.IS
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    KL stocks end on mixed note
    447 12 SHARE prices on the Kuala Lumpur stock market closed mixed yesterday on lack of positive leads. After opening on a steady note, values continued to improve in early trading. But after the tea-break, values started to drift lower (or the rest of the morning
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    Unit trusts
    187 12 1 m* p mmmm SINGAPORE UNI rrnu V IMAHVIIU BUI 1 ITOKI j The Commerce 3 62 3.85 Dec Jan The Savings Fund 2.14 2.27 Diamond S'pore Fd (US) 0.41 S'pore Prof Fund 1.58 l.S OS S pare Sec Fund 2.41 2.56 S 1.M 1.13 S'pore Invest Fund
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      Imatex clears debt hurdle
      689 13 BUMIPUTRA-LED Re- sources Industries (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd (RIM), which recently acquired a 51.43 per cent shareholding in trouble- stricken India-Malaysia Tex- •tiles (Imatex), has achieved a breakthrough in negotiations with the consortium of .'lenders to whom Imatex still owes some Mf2o million. RIM has now signed
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      31 13 CHEMICAL C—fj «t Malayria Berfcad: TwentySecond AGM to be held on the Ground Floor of Bangunan MIDF, 195A Jalan Tun Razak, Kuala Lumpur on Jan 24 at 11.30 am.
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      Stocks edge lower
      1018 13 NEW YORK IGNORING SOME good corporate earnings reports a rise in the price of bonds, the stock market closed lower on Monday as it extended its week-long consolidation despite a recovery by some technology issues. The Dow Jones Industrial Average moved in a narrow range throughout the
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      LONDON STOCKS
      854 13 STOCKS opened lower yeaterday, reflecting the easier trend on Wall Street and coneau over UK press comment suggesting that share prices may be too Ugh, dealers said. KH was 2p lower at 644, Beecham died 4p to 316 and Glaxo was 7p down at 781. London Brick, however,
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      Market closes firmer
      325 13 HONGKONG THE stock market yesterday closed higher after falling in the morning when a medium-size property company, Goodyear Estates Ltd, announced it would cease trading because of its controlling shareholder having largely irrecoveratrie debts of HKJ3BO million. The Hang Seng Index closed 14.55 points higher at 989.72,
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      Tokyo ends slightly higher
      373 13 SHARE prices yesterday closed slightly higher in brisk trading, pushing the market average to a closing record high but below earlier highs on late profit-taking. The average rose a provisional 4.60 points to a closing 10,156.57, up from the previous record 10,150.97 last Friday. It touched
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      Manila
      102 13 SHARE prices yesterday closed mixed in continued dull trading which reflected caution and the lower copper prices in New York. The Commercial and Industrial Index was up 0.05 at 147.04, while the Mining Marker fell 12.03 to 1,211.85 and OUs were down 0.021 at 1.020. JAM 17 Nn zz?sn=zi
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      Bangkok
      113 13 MOST stock prices yesterday closed lower in a quiet session at the Securities Exchange of Thailand with trade volume rising to 10i1.232 shares from 99,1K on Monday. Dealers said the Book Club Index shed another 0.46 points to 130.98. JAM 11 ■»!>«■ IM 1H mrti ■*11 Mohi ZZ Ml
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      Sydney
      306 13 A BOUT of late bargainhunting provided some support for Australian stocks yesterday, but they closed generally lower on falls in world gold and copper prices and corrections from historically high levels. The All-Ordinaries Index closed 4.9 points down at 765.0. Turnover was AJ50.75 million. JAM n CWU INDUSTRIALS A
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  • Chief Price Changes
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      SINGAPORE
      180 14 •4 Rises Indicts 4 BMU •no 180 V Saalioa 406 86 Jan 18 Jan 17 Toaklba 1060 +40 BT Composite: 888.16 171.70 *****19 4 L M (MX Lira Boa 430 825 +38 +36 BT Indicator: MM— 1 Taaarlofc ISO +30 ST Indoatrtak: 1042.56 1043.98 9 OUI 4M +30 ST
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      152 14 Rises Indices IhlT 520 +80 Jan 16 Jan 17 BenU WO +80 MBT Indicator: *****86 ****** Oriental an +80 NST Industrials: 1463.86 1417.40 lien Hoe 905 +80 NST Finance: 2715.91 2720.39 Toshiba 1150 +80 NST Hotels: 659.77 659.52 Paper Prod 408 +28 NST Properties: 987.96 981.65 Fuaan 330
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      Selected indices
      48 14 HJLHANG SENG Monday 708.8 Week Ago 77&2 Tuesday. 080.72 Monday. 97S17 FINANCIAL TIMKS Week Ago ***** INDUSTRIALS AUSTRALIAN Monday 8117 INDUSTRIALS Friday. ...808.1 Week Ago. 800.0 Monday 1030.7 Week Ago 1017.0 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS ALL ORDINARIES Monday 1287M Friday 1270.10 Tuesday 7»J) Week Ago 1286.22
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    Larut Tin sets up joint superstore venture
    265 14  -  By AMY CHEOK LARUT Tin Fields Bhd has expanded its retailing activities by venturing into the superstores and other related businesses. Larut has agreed in principle to form a Joint venture company to run the retail business with Chujitsuya Co Ltd of Japan.
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    COMPANY BRIEFS
    221 14 IN REPLY to earlier SES SSj*Ui 1 UyI' it ifS aware of any reason for the sharp increase in both the trading volume and price of the company's shares. TEMEBLOH Bilber Estates BM has declared an interim dividend of per cent for the year ending April 30,1984, to
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    Singland director sells $70m worth of shares and TSRs
    705 14  -  HMI II Companies Editor: ALAN LEE By NAJEEB JARHOM ONE of the two largest shareholders of Singapore Land Ltd, Mr David SY Wong, who has close family ties with chairman and controlling shareholder S P Tao, has sold a big chunk
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    Perlis Plant and UEP to take 70pc stake in revamped Shaw
    551 14 SHAW Organisation baa finalised an agreement to restructure its interests in Malaysia. The agreement is expected to be signed in Kuala Lumpur sometime this week, probably today. Under the restructuring, United Estate Projects (UEP) is understood to be taking
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    Public Corp spells out benefits of acquisition
    528 14 PUBLIC Corporation Berhad (PCB) has forecast group pre-tax earnings of at least MJ7.08 million for the year ending Dec 31, 1984, following the proposed acquisition of Mount Pleasure Corporation (MPC). Without MPC, Public Corp would have incurred a loss of $489,000 for the
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    Lock icon KL to delay restructuring banks
    179 14 Reuter MALAYSIA has postponed the equity restructuring of its two largest foreignowned banks because it would hurt the economy at this time. Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday that "the process of nationalising and paying compensation later would be easy, but
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    DIRECTORS CONFIRM $35m BID FOR MTP
    489 14  -  By RAMESH CHANDIRAMANI MALAYSIAN businessman Sang Hut Bee will be using Gineer Investments Pte Ltd to launch his nearly $35 million bid for Malaya Tin Printing Lid (MTP). This confirms a Business Times report yesterday which outlined the bid for MTP by Mr Sang
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      56 14 WEATHER OUTLOOK for today: Flair and windy; scattered showers. Report tor 24 haus pritr to 7JI pa m Jaa H at the airport: Maximum temperature 31.0 Associated humidity 60 Minimum temperature 23.0 Associated humidity 93 Hours of sunshine 10.60 Rainfall in millimetres Nil Total rainfall for the month 60.4 Total
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
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      Thailand to review port proposal at Laem Chabang
      275 15 THE Prime Minister of Thailand, Gen Prem Tinsulanonda will call a meeting on Jan 26 to review the proposal for a deep sea port at Laem Chabang. The port plan has been stalled after Communications Minister Samak Sundaravej scrapped a plan to
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      PSA expects to register 5pc rise in throughput
      355 15  -  By JUNE LIM The Port of Singapore Authority expects to register a modest increase of 5 per cent in its general cargo and bulk throughput for 1963. The authority forecasts that it will chalk up the same growth rate for the next
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        Lock icon Owners to post bond
        76 15 Reuter GREEK shipping company Coulouthros agreed to post a bond to cover payment for the salvage of the 60,930 gross ton oil tanker Aegean Sun off the Texas coast, a lawyer said. Stephen Schulz, representing offshore service company Viking Boat Services, said Viking had in return
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        Lock icon Jervis Bay
        93 15 AFP THE 30,000-ton British container ship Jervis Bay was foundering in heavy seas off the Spanish coast after breaking free last week, for the second time in 10 days, from a German tug hauling it to Taiwan's break-up yards. Attempts to put a line on the crewless ship
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      INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
      786 15 Shippiag Uae P»ge Cal Shlppiag Uae hff Cal AC Toepter VI l Feaco vn 4/5 Ate* VI i Franco-BMg m 4/5 4 AhrcnkM Liner vn 9 Frata Shpg VI Alpnc VI s Freight Links vn t Antara Shpg X s Freight Management A PC Uae V 4
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      Lock icon WEEKLY FREIGHTS
      777 16 AFP DEMAND for the larger bulk carriers to lift ore and coal cargoes appeared to be increasing last week on the freight market. But grain rates were still mixed in limited conditions. There were reports of higher rates being paid in the ore trades but often details were
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1889 16 INCREASED time-charter business featured the freight market, together with reports of further large scale iron ore fixing, shipbrokers said. A large proportion of the time-charter businesss on Monday involved vessels from the Continent, with a 16,000 tonner booked from Antwerp-Hamburg to the Pacific islands at US$4,BOO daily option
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      Port of Seattle achieving new records in traffic
      401 16 THE Port of Seattle recorded the best year in its 72-year history in 1983 "achieving new records in sea and air traffic," port commission president Mr Paul Friedlander said. He said: "Waterfront facilities handled cargo worth US$25 billion in 1983 while for
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      The Consortia
      195 17 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/Europe, Far East/Persian Gulf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (PAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services. "K" Line. Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Orient Overseas Container Line. Cho Yang Shipping. ANRO (STRAITS/AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia/Straits Container Line.
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      Lock icon W German owners urged government to take action on liner shipping
      269 17 Lloyd's List. WEST German shipowners are determined to push for government action to stop or neutralise direct or indirect interference by other countries with the competitive position of liner shipping. Or John Henry de la Trobe, chairman of the
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      Saudi line not in financial difficulties
      173 17 THE Saudi Europe Line has squashed rumours that the Hn> is in flmnrUi difficulties. The rumours were sparked off after what the company as an unfortunate misunderstanding in the Ct of Rotterdam resulted the detention of its vessel, the 9,969 dwt Saudi Sunrise. The
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      Agents face sharp drop in number of ships serviced
      496 17 SHIPPING agents in the Philippines experienced a sharp drop in the number of ships serviced last month. It dipped by about 50 per cent compared with the previous year. December is traditionally a peak month for shipping activities. As an indication
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      Yang Ming's new service to Australia
      274 17 TAIWANESE Yang Ming Line will begin a new service to Australia in April or May. It will employ the three container ships which were displaced when it terminated the Far East/Mediterranean service the Ming Cheer, Ming Hope and Ming Young. The Far East/Mediterranean service
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      5757 22 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 of
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      Container Schedules
      796 23 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godowns FCL Ship Arrival for LCL Movement Voy Date/Time Operator Cargo Schedule Location HK Container 38W 18.1.84 2300 Jardine FSB 0900-1100 F3 Anro Asia 97/701 18.1.84 2300 Mansfield TA 3 0900-1100/1000-1100 Hl/Ll E Promoter *****W 19.1.84 0100 G
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      WHO ACTS FOR WHOM...
      1590 23 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A-B AFEA African Shipping Agencies (S). Afr*-Earaaia Uar Transgroup (S). AhreakM Um Service Kim Shpg (S). Alfred C Tmpter Sea Consortium (S)/ Marintex Enterprise (PK) AlpM Intra*» (S) BinUng Shpg (KL)/ Island Cargo Handling and
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      SHIPS IN PORT
      296 24 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel KEPPEL WHARVES Perils Prosperus Qlng He Cheng Temburong Utrlllo Barber Talf Ned Amsterdam SA Van Der Stel Silver Star Thai Rainbow World Achilles n PASIR PAN JANG Berth 21W 8/9 15/6 21E 46 46/7 44 1/2 20W 15/6 8/9 Agent SSPL Sea Consort
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      18 15 LONDON Freights WEEKLY Freights CONSORTIA SHIPPING Schedule CONTAINER Schedules WHO Acts for Whom SHIPS In Port REGIONAL Weather
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      894 15 Companies' Activities. Key Personnel. Agencies The Straits Times DIRECTORY Of Singapore (Buku Merah) MAERSK LINE EXPORT FULL CONTAINER SERVICES TO: U.S. PACIFIC, 26-26/ ■■■■"T M. M M. M H UNDO u^m 31/1 7/2 26/2 14/2 3/3 21/2 10/3 28/2 17/3 6/3 24/3 tij: JFI HI m. *>m.yti>' f.* :f\ jf
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      397 16 Y Following Vessels Open^ 5.96S Dwt 6,500 Dwt 7,932 Dwt 6,500 Dwt 10,010 Dwt 18,896 Dwt Chalna Bangkok Calcutta Phillippines Singapore Japan 1 Feb 4 Feb 10 Feb 10 Feb Mid Feb Mid Feb For Enquiries, Contact Hai Sun Hup Co. (Pte) Ltd. vTel: *****06 Ext 350 Tlx: R*****1 1
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      383 16 YAMASHITA-SHINNIHON LINE CONTAINER SERVICES USA/CANADA r 1 4/2 7/2 »/2 MUI 4/3 11/1 TOKVON. 11/1 Also accepting LCL Cargo for UBA Ports only V* VJ V* H 'OK M K 11/3 12/3 IS/3 1 VESSa 71/3 H/3 a/3 a/3 a/3 wt MIDDLE EAST Vl3/354 V 33/359 V3l/344 M 2/341 MOteal
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      651 17 m mm m occ Overseas Containers Limited CONTAINfRSHIP SERVICE TO UK CONTINENT The Straits Steamship Group g* I STRAITS SHPPMG iners Singapora to Sabah, Sarawak, <J Auh Brunei Ports and Bangkok CONTAIN* RSHIP SERVICE FROM UK CONTINENT fJUMI S>or. Mart hk hM kM KB a/1 23/1 I MR. RS bu,
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      436 17 hranco &(*/(//tin Services 1.1 r f.i +th r, ~m-h Sen ice Hll h Ifrlui.i nI.I r /-.islith I irit 'lv r I -1.1: fIB rrm meukumm* Nb n*m nm rm*m M IBKrt 191 m IM 7F* IW II F* UM MM 25 M Ska 11F* MM UU IIM liM AM
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      643 18 1 10 CONIIUNI UK Hapag-Lloyd Mm tar ■to Mm Mhr ttMbl Mm in 9/2 11/2 19/2 21/2 25/2 27/2 3/3 5/3 14/3 lt/3 23/3 25/3 2/« 4/4 1/4 10/4 Antwerp 13/2 14/2 16/2 23/2 24/2 26/2 2/3 3/3 5/3 7/3 1/3 10/3 18/3 19/3 21/3 27/3 21/3 30/3 6/4 7/4
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      359 18 MC.Sl.ine tOMfM Loafioagrio* FULLY" CONTAINERISED SERVICE 10 EUROPE VIA SUEZ 1 Member of the Ace Conw*t*#n FROM EUROPE VIA SUEZ > Memoet o* the Act Cotnortwr^^ FULLY CONTAINERISED '0 fROM NORTH 9MIRICA (ASI COAM FULLY CONTAINERISED 10 FROM NORTH AMfRICA WEST COAST nt* sfOK 20/1 21/1 26/1 27/1 31/1- 1/2
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      412 18 EVERGREEN LINE FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE ACCEPT* Fa 1 LCI CARGO FOR: m «G fu DOM MM UH a/tt l*/(2 12/(2 14/0? IS/W 17/12 cmuoti i/ti j/e am vm wv i/u j /M ln>S~t 14/(2 li/V 7/M 1/(3 n/ M J/M U/IJ *$o acctptmc ia/ra i fa/fa ro GOTKMWt UHU
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      976 18 Everett Lines 1 a« I otrf car* mam ai S«CI( "ARGENTINE NATIONAL LINE LOADING FOR MONTEVDEO. BUENOS MRES ACONCAGUA 23/24 Jan COMPAMA PERUANA DE VAPOREES (CJ».V.) "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" loJdmf »o< CJtoo Mataram. lo and other Pwu.an ports wtti (rMKhpimM Hongkong and ot Hot* On CPV ThroafA Ms ot Lad«x
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      256 18 r as i nose] 1 J MARITIMP DTP I Tn H MARITIME PTE LTD ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES IRANIAN SERVICES AM MMi *SS£L PORT KEIANG PtNANG ll%i B Abfe». B. MmmM SMOSE MMHTNK PTE LTD TEL *****44/7 t *****70 MAtOSf MARITRK SON BHD Tri *****7/3 MALAYSIA TRAOC I
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      563 19 KOTAMURM KOTAMAJU KOTA BEJATI VOYAQE W-40S A PIL GROUP EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICES SINGAPORE LOADING FOR: IS-2S/1 DJIBOUTI, HOOCIOAH. ADEN, MOGADISCIO. MOMBASA 1-S/2 HOOCIOAH, JEDOAH, AQABA. MUKALLA 2-S/2 HOOCIOAH. JCDOAH, AQABA, PT SUDAN ACCCPTBM CONTAINERS TO HOOEIO AH/AQABA/PTBUOAN/MO^ADtSCIO KARACHI/P GULF SERVICES KOTAMUTIARA KOTA PUSAKA 14-22/2 27-2/3 19-24/2 29-4/3 COLOMBO/CHITTAGONG/RANGOON SERVICES KOTA
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      374 19 MALAYSIA SHIPPING CORPN. SDN. BHD. KSSEL VOY. PENANG P. KELAN6 STORE LOAOMC FOR KOTA MDAH 1/M MPT22/1/I4 23-24/1 KU/KK/SKN KOTA BERLIAN 1/M 24-30/1/14 KK/SKN/TA KOTA BAHAOA 1/M 27-4/2 KU/KK/SKN Agents SINGAPORE Pll TFI *****33 P hHANfi SUATAN AGENCY lEI 3880b6 *****32 HI SEIATAN AGENCY TEI ??1889 *****? PfNANG IEAN BEF
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      583 19 BEN LINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAMER SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE TOUJjWt CarM|aißaT fromfimopf mm rutin r-dam mm uk Ins SaM MM SjM 17/2 SaM U/l U/l 17/2 11/1 11/1 21/1 17/2 V 2 7/2 1/2 11/2 12/2 RRTH UKKFT TO CAU. AT RED SEA TOUTS POMNG FED VU SMGtfORE 1/1 V 3
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      501 19 DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL LINE TO US* WEST/EAST COAST N GULF PORTS (Ftfy Cartamriud Vn»fc) STOK QM/VO U/IB HOUSTON Ml IHOH N TQM HALFAI MAMMMT IM 22/2 12/3 14/3 2S/3 3»/3 2/1 4/4 7/4 Mm kc«*M| cat* >• Umin. hM, ~"iii»tiii TO TAINAN MO S. KOREA (t*y Mannwl Vm«h) STOH
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      445 19 MERGUI* PAGAN HTONEYWA PAAN BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BURMA FIVE STAR SHIPPING CORPORATION (Burmese National Line) Loadmg for Rangoon Spore P 23/25 Jon 29/2 Fob 5/7 Fab 17/20 Feb ('Discharging Only) P.Kelong Penong 20/21 Jon BANK LINE EXPRESS INDEPENDENT SERVICE TO UK r i*::u [SPORE! R'DAM hull hmbg CLYDEBANK 16 Feb
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      1059 20 V*-"K"line mm K KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. pacific coAgr feeder vessei KMIN SARfCT VI7C ALSO ACCEPTBK DESTINATIONS INLAND vte IPI/MKVOBRIDGE MINILAND BUDGE) TACORM CM SEATTIf) 10WWCT QUA PORTUW)) SACRAROITO «M OAKLAND) STOCKTON (DM OAKUM)) MOMM) (M OAKIJM)) ATUNTA. AUSTM. QBCACO, CMCMMTL aiWLAM), COUBMJS. DALLAS, DAYTON. DENKR. OfTWOT, a PASO FORREST
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      275 20 PERK AP AWN MAKMUR (M) SON. BHD. REGULAR SERVICES TO EAST MALAYSIA et» eta El. *BMr SAMMMN. TAWAU. 10ATU 6/2 1/2 Imik kM«T R f b li Im. CMi I tw« Mm mIM. ACTIOS rOMNG SCIAMA SHIPPING TRANSPORT SON. BHD TEL *****1/3(2197 TELEX MA ***** PT «a TIT MAS SHPPMG
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      658 20 CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WEST SUVKE EXPRESS CONTAMER/REEFER/tRUU SUVICE La*** tar lOS ANGELES. SAN FIANCBCOJEATTU. TACOttt. VANCOUVER. EC RcMpttai Fa/ra CMM mar WRt W AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE kaHN fa/Fa taw«n •Ataa mmimi tai Plata* tai tarct/Vhe/irtt Plata** r*« M* Sr* Mm n«b ■AS" 24/2S tw ft/27 Jm 10 Fat IS Fat
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      429 20 KORINS MARITIME SERVICES S 114 Anson Ro*d #18-01. Tunas Building, Singapore 0207 Tal *****22 *****67 P Ktling T*l *****1/8 HE 0 SEA/PEHSIAN GUlf/'WE OITE RRANt AN SfRV'CES OK «BT N0.7 a. Hyundai Me r chant M;«r:n< USA SERVICE PAOnC/GULF/ATUUmC PORTS S pore Tf Mm LoMfcnt toe HTWMI NO. 5— 11
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      406 20 f INTRASEA (PTE) LTD lO Anvii H.i,i(l sJ7 W, I >!»■ O.'d/ T.- J. l BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK samcm prookss MM! S>« f. Um| Lm4* tar Feb 23 FA BOM.MM OUIOCNE/I'DAM/UK (••OK) jn Tncsa: maal Lm4r| at Ma s» EUT CMTMKR UK S>m EM I** hp* tain taa Kb.
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      572 21 FAR EAST/EUROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): HK CONTMNER 38*. SS BMDGE 44W+ C CONTMNER 24W... C RO2E 37W N GARNET ISW MERCATOR 34N Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia SS BRIOGE S'pore Closing Times: FCL Cargo 1400 24/1 La Cargo 0200 24/1 "fW »Cf FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ)
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      527 21 Korean Flag Vessels SEMI CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO BANGKOK KEELUNG BUSAN INCHON HEUNG-A SHIP IVM SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERViCE TO CHITT AGONG. CHAIN* CALCUTTA in NIPJUNf *GINCIf S Pit I ID lei *****77 ,BS4 }4 'BOOKING ONIII TUNAS Sf ll* SDN BMC*I let 4143% *****4 P* Ifl 389%4 PIN >rl 46,'3;S
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      596 21 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVET SMPPMG CO PRIVATE LTD aNS(W S Str,d 01M WMww Nanbare §***** Cable Mdrtss SMSOV SM6ATORE Tdci Nwnbart RS 213*0 RS ***** RS ***** *****3 (15 Um) P. KELAN6 M/S 9MMUT MM 900I»L M. IST MO 2ND FLOOR, NO 1. JALAN CEMPEMNG. PORT KLANG. MALAYSIA. T«i: *****6/8 Tatai
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      26 21 ahrenkiel liner service gmbh Agents: Kim Shipping A Trading Pl* Ltd 63 Marti* Straw. #06-06 Tat Lea Btdp S'paM 0104 Tetex: RS ***** KIMTRA. Tat *****8
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      656 22 I'cHMHial Container Lines irrriill Sailings Weekly lI..UIJI' Reliable Regular Punctual Berthing PSA 1500 Hrs Tuesday Saturday VOY SK*f ■WK STORE ISXS/IS2M ta«/ll ten 20/21 tan 24/25 tan IOIS/102N 21/22 tan 25/2( tan 21/29 tan 1525 15* 24/25 tan 27/21 tan J1 tan/1 FA 1025/103N 21/25 tan 1/2 FA 4/5 FA
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      348 23 GOOD HARVEST LINES RED SEA SERVICE KSSEL MASTURA ZAHAHA MOUNT ORO ONNER-S ACT: SEN FAT ACTS: ETA LOG FOR: 10/11 Fife HOOEDAH, JEDOAH, AQABA TEH TUNG LINES 2/3 Ftfe KEELUNG/KAOHSUK J T. HOLDMSS PTE LTD HDON SMPPM6 PTE LTD TEL: *****35. *****20, *****11 TLX: 2015 C MDON P 1 It
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      440 23 CONCORD LINES CONVENTIONAL LINER SERVICES EM ETD LOAONGFOK C. ANGEL 11/1 HOCWMH CITY PVTMMMM2S/1 2S/1 BELANAN AVESSEL SaM MADRAS CONCORD MARINE PTE LTD TEL: *****60 (3 Lines) TLX: R*****3 CMSHIP P.T. WASESA LINE JAKARTA SINGAPORE/INDONESIA SERVICE VESSEL ETA ETC LOADMG FOR NMGA XXXIX 79 ton 31 Jot Jakarta Urton NWGA
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      101 24 fytsk Wavy ATLAS LINES •DEPENDENT SONICE TO MO FROM CMTTAGONG AN) CHALNA 11 UIBTM (MNGUKSN FUG) U SHMMEEN (MWUOCW FIM) r.KELAMG PEN CONTWNTAI SHPPMG CORPORATION PIE. LTD. SMGAFOK TEL: *****C6/3 IMES Pen** *«wts Tmm Mm (f I.) Ml M. T* XI43S/XIS3I MENG HORNG SHIPPING PTE LTD V #02-21 Goldon Wall
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      111 24 SANKI SHIPPING CO LTD Lm4r| far STOK COLOMO CMTTMONC M.V. GRAND MSE V S 5/2 11/ 2 M.V CAPRICORN (RO-RO) V S 12/2 It/ 2 M.V. COMET ¥-2 IC/2 21/2 OCEAN MTEMATKMAL MUK CORPN. PTE LTD. Tat 91(000 (4 Laws) N» 34 PMfe St #M-M. S>n MM UTOMO MARINE PTE
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      626 24 C.Y. LINE (A Mtmber Of Tho ACE Consortium CHO YANG SHIPPIN6 CO. LTD fuuy comunHD somct 10 wron «m so Spart PMm|| IMmAdam Fttavt MW| Oraa Uw* HKONG CONTAMFR igw IS/1 20/1 7/2 0/2 10/2 12/2 13/2 15/2 SFVFN St AS BWOGf 44* 25/1 26/1 13/2 U/2 16/2 l»/2 U/2
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      626 24 m. f. (&r,gapore) piivate Um.t.ec> NVOCC DIRECT SERVICE VSL FTA/FTD OESTK TR AFRICA 11 Ft* LAGOS TRASTATI 21 Jm LOS ANGELES. ICW TOM COWTITRA 3 Pet ANTWRP. ROTTERDAM, HAMX ALSO PtOMDMC MUM) IRANSTORTATKM ON FCI BASIS EUROPE/FAR EAST LINER SERVICE CtORT TARTONSUN no D6CN FROM 21 lan HAMBURG/AN 20 1m
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      307 24 Ba 3a Ob BANGLADESH NATIONAL LINE <An Enterprise o* Bangladesh Gowt i M.V. BANGLAR TARANI ETA LOADING FOR:30 Jan Hong Kong/S.Korea/ Japan J UNiPRCIfIC TRMS 4 TRUOINC »?e"'s ACEMCv PTE LTD OAifHTAi SH fPmC CORPN Tf *****4 |S i.nest SINGAPORE Te' <***** 46"i44 GNOMONIC LINES STOK UIM ÜBtT .'.F'.'H Ti:r
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      172 24 2o*^ t 2 V* m Regional Weather 0 /T «v»j 'W /j w; 0, ?y jtc V ►5 f > r»' fc> ,1 A >, iU <^-L is. °C a w,B Wind direction with speed in knots SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. LEGEND: R Thunderstorm
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