The Business Times, 6 March 1984
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Title Section11 1984-03-06 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 66/1/84 TUESDAY, MARCH 1,1184 60 CENTS11 words
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304 1984-03-06 1 LIM SOON NEO - By LIM SOON NEO ALLIED Cmm Industries Pte Ltd, which Is under receivership with debts of $66 million, will be sold m a "going concern". Badness Times understands that production is still going on at the plant, reputed to be one of304 words
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578 1984-03-06 1 CHAN OI CHEE - By CHAN OI CHEE IN SPITE of all the excitement over the stimulative Budget proposed last Friday, the stock market reacted in a nonchalant manner yesterday. Even brewery and tobacco stocks, whose companies have to bear the adverse effects of additional import and578 words
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569 1984-03-06 1 SOH TIANG KENG - By SOH TIANG KENG THE launching of Singapore's financial futures trading has been put off by a month because of a "procedural hitch" over Washington's demands for more facts on the safeguards and guidelines of the mutual offset system linking Singapore and Chicago. Originally scheduled to569 words
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237 1984-03-06 1 BRUNEI will probably be invited to join the Asean Trading and Investment Corporation (ATIC) when it is formally set up in Singapore. The corporation groups together businessmen from the private sector to handle investments within the region as well as outside it. It will237 words
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Article, Illustration383 1984-03-06 1 MALAYSIAN palm oil traders yesterday sought comic relief for their frustration over a controversial Kuala Lumpur Commodity Clearing House's decision which has deprived them of more than Ms 3 million in profits. Donning masks of Walt Disney characters, about 10 men paraded383 words
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Article101 1984-03-06 1 UPI A TOUGH new law introduced in Malaysia will force all news agencies and foreign publishers to post a bond which the government can seize if it finds their material "undesirable". Information Minister Adib Adam said yesterday that the National Printing Bill, to be submitted to ParliamentUPI - 101 words
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Article87 1984-03-06 1 AFP A TAIWANESE government study released in Taipei yesterday said the country would outpace South Korea, its major commercial competitor, in efforts to boost exports this year. A study by the Ministry of Economic Affairs said that in 1982, Taiwan's export drive was hard hit by theAFP - 87 words
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Article62 1984-03-06 1 UPI THE Indonesian government will open a commodity exchange office in Jakarta to boost its non-energy exports, an official said yesterday. "The Jakarta Commodity Exchange will open soon and will be located in the stock exchange building," the official said. "Rubber will be the first commodity to beUPI - 62 words
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Article56 1984-03-06 1 AFP JAPAN is planning to send a large economic mission to China next month to explore the country's medium- and long-term investment climate. Government officials in Tokyo said yesterday that the mission will be made up of about 40 government officials and business executives representing trading houses, banks,AFP - 56 words
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Article92 1984-03-06 1 AFP MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad yesterday repeated his disappointment over what he called Japan's continuing policy of closing its market to products from developing countries such as Malaysia. In a speech at the opening of the seventh annual convention of the combined Malaysian-JapaneseAFP - 92 words
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Article57 1984-03-06 1 Reuter A YOUNG Iranian soldier being treated for suspected chemical poisoning in a Swedish hospital died in Stockholm yesterday, two days after being flown in for treatment. A spokesman at Stocktjplm's Karolinska Hospital said the cause of the 17-year-old youth's death was not known but tests wereReuter - 57 words
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Article68 1984-03-06 1 UPI CHINESE President Li Xiannian arrived in Islamabad yesterday on a four-day visit to Pakistan and said that relations between the two countries are improving. Pakistani President Zia ul-Haq met President Li and his wife as they stepped off the Chinese Airlines Boeing 707. A crowd ofUPI - 68 words
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361 1984-03-06 1 RICHARD SEAH - By RICHARD SEAH WHEN does it start? Do I need to apply? Will I earn interest? Can my grandfather be included? What happens when I die? Hundreds of such questions were answered yesterday by the Ministry of Health's public relations staff manning361 words
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Advertisement269 1984-03-06 1 Nikon THE WORLD'S FINEST PHOTOGRAPHIC SYSTEM mm j ping* DULL TIMES for the retail trade have meant a more glittering year for the advertising sector Page I THE new Indian High Commissioner here hopes to increase his country's bilateral trade with Singapore Page 3 DEMOCRATIC presidential hopeful Gary Hart wins269 words
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Advertisement126 1984-03-06 1 Nikon THE WORLD'S FINEST PHOTOGRAPHIC SYSTEM Eilt«rtaL~pftge 8 f 1 f f In business you sometimes have to be pushy. Successful businessmen today seem to do everything at the touch of a button. Now, with Teleßank, you can check your Company's balance instantly and get an up-to-date statement simply by126 words
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HOME NEWS
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322 1984-03-06 2 MONICA GWEE - By MONICA GWEE DULL TIMES for the retail trade have meant a more glittering year for the advertising sector. Retail outlets spent $24 million on advertising last year for the highest level of advertising expenditure in Singapore. The figure is part of a 22322 words
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258 1984-03-06 2 LUCY NG - By LUCY NG THE Singapore Institute of Management (SIM) is expanding its in-house training consultancy services. Executive director of SIM, Emeritus Professor You Poh Seng, said the decision to step up the in-house consultancy services was in response to significant changes which had258 words
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Article, Illustration609 1984-03-06 2 SHAHRIR ARIFF - By SHAHRIR ARIFF "l'LL GIVE it another 'wow'." That is what Mr Lai Weng Cheong, one of the new candidates named by the People's Action Party for the next election, said of the Budget. Mr Lai was responding to questions at a press conference609 words
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Article, Illustration523 1984-03-06 2 BOYDEN Associates Inc, one of the largest executive search companies in the Far East, has named Richard Glyaa, managing director of Boyden Associates Pte Ltd, based in Singapore, and Peter Beoaett, managing director of the Hongkong office, senior visa-presidents of the parent company. The company also announced523 words
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388 1984-03-06 3 AMY CHEOK - By AMY CHEOK EKMAN Pacific Ltd has now acquired control of the Galax Holdings group. Earlier, Ekman spent $6 million to purchase the assets in locally incorporated Galax Marine Pte Ltd, which was forced into the hands of the receiver last October. The388 words
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Article, Illustration487 1984-03-06 3 THE THIRD INTERNATIONAL RUBBER AND PLASTICS EXHIBITION AND CONFERENCE FOR ASIA A MAJOR exhibition on rubber is due at the World Trade Centre even before the dust created by the Offshore South East Asia Exhibition has really settled. Rubberplas, or the487 words
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274 1984-03-06 3 RICHARD SEAH - By RICHARD SEAH A JOKE among medical circles is that NMR stands for "no more radiologists." But Mr Leslie Alt, a visiting chemist from the US will be quite serious when be talks about NMR to local doctors and radiologists this evening.274 words
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177 1984-03-06 3 THE Trade Development Board (TDB) has extended its trade coverage of the US market with the recent establishment of an office in Houston, Texas. Mr Jonathaa Yuen, centre director of the Economic Development Board's Houston office, will serve as the centre director of177 words
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Article, Illustration569 1984-03-06 3 BOEY KIT YIN - By BOEY KIT YIN THE NEW Indian High Commission er here hopes to increase bilateral trade and commercial relations following a sharp narrowing of India's deficits in its trade with Singapore. Mr AN Gopalakrishna Pillai said in an interview with Business Times: "During my569 words
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383 1984-03-06 3 CHUANG PECK MING - By CHUANG PECK MING THE official opening of an ecology laborafipry and a chance to view the ecology garden for the first time are some of the highlights of this year's Ecology Week at the Singapore Science Centre. From March 13 to383 words
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Advertisement214 1984-03-06 2 i I 'MWMII'"'"' mmwjw iliynu-.ju.xi IH.I •a- <•:• •-•>• y mgr* J* m m >v si Wm*u>< r? c,; too**3 f-f f *6 P £5^ ;<?s E^*S» w .■-■■<■ m ■<■■■■ m :.V 1 :>X: 4 m <■■■", m *f The new Volvo 240GLE The new Volvo 240GLE says a214 words
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Advertisement65 1984-03-06 3 w&ms CoXKfl -fit UNITED EUNOS WAREHOUSE PTELTD M |Ont «en»i*e of uniled Ove» seas Bank Limted and ignited 0»»*» l»n<J Li'nrtrdi For details ptease contact. Jill SatM 4 L*Ming Office UnMcd Ovotmi Land Um*»d 7500 A Be»cr> Road «2 305 ThePiAi*. S>«*>apo'eof'9 T*l: *****33 T«t«: RS ***** Richard Ellis Jotnt65 words
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Advertisement401 1984-03-06 3 m n m JIP ••I ■*>v m-at t «v W' .r 'iitos «nlk& -ft fs aft: •i' s-*cr. '"-'J Bm .<• FANA Facsimile transceivers have met with the same initial problem that faced early telex users. You need more than one, in a desired location, in order to have two-way401 words
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OVERSEAS
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542 1984-03-06 4 Reuter NON-COMMUNIST world oil demand in the first quarter of 1964 has grown faster than previously expected, led by North America and the Pacific region. The Paris-based International Energy Agency (lEA), in its latest monthly oil market report released yesterday, said that "first estimatesReuter - 542 words
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Article, Illustration213 1984-03-06 4 AP NYT NEARLY 17 months after he felt the cold clasp of handcuffs on his wrists and heard the words "We're here to arrest you for narcotics violation", John DeLorean went on trial yesterday on charges of trafficking in cocaine. DeLorean, who attained heightsAP; NYT - 213 words
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366 1984-03-06 4 Reuter A SENIOR member of Britain's ruling Conservative Party publicly told Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher on Sunday that she needed a deputy. The call by Edward du Cann coincided with a report of unrest in the Cabinet over what some Conservatives see as MrsReuter - 366 words
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422 1984-03-06 4 NYT US INDUSTRIAL companies have reported sharp increases in production, inventories and new orders for February. The National Association of Purchasing Managers, in its monthly survey released on Sunday, said that prices, however, were higher last month than at any time inNYT - 422 words
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Article118 1984-03-06 4 AFP T.trereT., a five-year-old cow which is supposed to make hair grow by licking men's heads, is being used by a hairdresser in Trier, West Germany, near the Luxembourg border, the weekly Bild Am SoanUg newspaper said last Sunday. The hairdresser, 49-year- old Erich Schmitt, toldAFP - 118 words
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Article734 1984-03-06 4 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Tine From PAA PA5 0225 JFK/SFO/HKG MAS MH601 0820 KUL cv CV796 0900 LUX/DXB MAS MH671 0906 KUL MAS MH811 0910 PEN SIA SQ103 0950 KUL RBA BI421 1000 BWN MAS MH603 1020 KUL CPA CX710 1030 HLP GIA GA960 1100 HLP734 words
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313 1984-03-06 5 AP A NEW Palapa B-3 communications satellite will be launched from Cape Canaveral, Florida, in March 1966 to replace the B--2 satellite that failed last February, Indonesia's Minister of Tourism, Post and Telecommunications, Mr Achmad Tahir, said in Jakarta yesterday. Following aAP - 313 words
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479 1984-03-06 5 Reuter AFTER just a year in national politics, West Germany's environmentalist Greens Party yesterday prepared an assault on the European Economic Community, branding it a community of "bureaucracy, bombs and butter mountains". The party ended a weekend Congress on SundayReuter - 479 words
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304 1984-03-06 5 Reuter THE European Space Agency's (ESA's) Ariane rocket underlined its claim as a major contender in the booming commercial space market yesterday when a perfect launch put the world's largest civilian telecommunications satellite into orbit. The gleaming 42-metre high rocket blasted off fromReuter - 304 words
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310 1984-03-06 5 Reuter PARAMILITARY farces la India's treahied Panjab state ptMM Ike reglaa's hardest-kit «strict* yesterday with aew aalimlted pawers iateaded to defnse Sikh-Hinds toad—*. The state gaverameat, which la aader direct rale frem Delhi, said security fareea had the right to eater religtoas plaeesReuter - 310 words
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Article, Illustration501 1984-03-06 5 Reuter UPI DEMOCRATIC presidential hopeful Gary Hart won his second surprise victory in a week over Walter Mondale by beating the former vicepresident in preliminary polling in Maine. Mr Hart, overcoming an all-out effort by Mr Mondale, captured 50.2 per cent ofReuter; UPI; UPI picture - 501 words
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255 1984-03-06 5 AP MORE than half a million people marched in the Paris suburb of Versailles on Sunday to protest the Socialist government's proposed reforms of the French educational system. It was the largest demonstration in France since the 1968 leftist protests against the policies at theAP - 255 words
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WORLD IN BRIEF
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Article384 1984-03-06 5 Agencies JAPANESE Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone will pay an official visit to China from March 23 to 26. Japanese newspapers said yesterday that a Foreign Ministry spokesman had said that Mr Nakasone's itinerary in China is still being worked out through diplomatic channels. Since taking officeAgencies - 384 words
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Advertisement263 1984-03-06 4 a belter lifestyle Building a better lifestyle for you is a total commitment at Inter-Bina. Established in 1980, Inter-Bina's growth has been one of the fastest in the industry, with a tremendous increase in product sales. These include the luxurious whirlbaths and sanitaryware by Cameo of New Zealand. Grandform and263 words
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Advertisement23 1984-03-06 4 Fly Pan Am To The USA Daily And To More Than 60 U.S. I ities. Pan Am.You C an t Beat ITu' Experience.23 words
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Advertisement129 1984-03-06 5 JL IWll Ll/VA^/V> solves sane mysteries of inner Plan scape plans and creates efficient workstations quickly and with flexibility. A system designed around interchangeable panels, overhead storage units all linked together with a series of posts. Designed to solve the mysteries of: Floor space saving Power consumption saving Construction costs129 words
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Advertisement184 1984-03-06 5 --r r£■«:-: v-v^ '?-rw*'X V- •>*» Alucobond aluminium cladding panels. Designed to help today's building planners create tomorrow's architecture. Light weight, impact resistant, and flat. Architects will appreciate the almost limitless scope for design with its ease of shaping, range of colours and anodised finishes. Fabricators will find Alucobond a184 words
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BANKING AND FINANCE
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644 1984-03-06 6 NYT •UNDER president Yasushi Watanabe the Bank of Tokyo (BOT), firmly established in American and European financial capitals, is embarked on an expansion drive in Asia. Last year, for example, the bank was the lead manager for a US$3OO million Eurobond issue byNYT - 644 words
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Article305 1984-03-06 6 Reuter THE AUSTRALIAN dollar, floated nearly three months ago, is set to continue its appreciation against the US dollar but few foreign exchange dealers expect it to reach parity with the greenback in the short term. The dollar, which is trading at just under 95Reuter - 305 words
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146 1984-03-06 6 THE POST Office Savings Bank has sold more than *****,000 worth of Citicorp travellers cheques since it launched the new business last November. The POSB announced this yesterday in a signing ceremony to commemorate the use of POSB-Citicorp travellers cheques. The cheques, denominated in146 words
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56 1984-03-06 6 Reuter THE US dollar's exchange rate needs adjusting but a sudden fall would harm world trade, Bank of Japan Governor Haruo Maekawa said in Parliament. "Should the correction of the dollar happen too hastily world trade would be adversely affected and prices inReuter - 56 words
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261 1984-03-06 6 Reuter POLAND'S 10.6 per cent devaluation of the zloty against the US dollar was criticised as too cautious by economic and business sources. They said a further devaluation later in the year could not be ruled out and speculated that the authorities hadReuter - 261 words
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Article89 1984-03-06 6 Reuter AUSTRALIAN banks oppose the Martin report's recommendation that foreign bank entry should take place regardless of whether existing bank controls are relaxed or removed, Ron Cameron, director of the Australian Bankers' Association Research Directorate, said in Sydney. He said last Friday controls on some interest rates andReuter - 89 words
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MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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Article506 1984-03-06 6 THE US dollar weakened against all major currencies at yesterday's close following a day of quiet trading. latekuk ItrwiH ratal K S pa: One month 2 0842 2 0867 Two moot)» 2 0807 2 0832 Three months 2 0775 2.0800 Si* months 2 0650 2 0680 Against the506 words
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Article307 1984-03-06 6 GOLD futures prices in Singapore yesterday closed higher on some buying support following the metals' strength abroad and weaker US dollar. The Singapore Budget announced last Friday had little effect on the market. Prompt closed firmer at U*****.20/407.20 an ounce compared with $400.25/401.25 in New York. April at $407.80/307 words
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Article37 1984-03-06 6 FH Itoi New York 9.87B 9 63B 9.92S 90S Zurich 9.83B unav 9.88S Mm W Singapore 9 95B 9 74B 10 00S 9.T9S Closing prices in US dollars a troy ounce. Source: Credit Suisse, S'pore37 words
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Article81 1984-03-06 6 THE US dollar yesterday fell in late trading, especially against the yen. It fell to 224.20/50 yen against an early 226.10/30 and New York's Friday close of 227.70/228.00. The fall started on Friday for technical reasons. Banknote rates yesterday: (HK per 1): US 7.76/7.78 UK 11.37/11.57 Brunei 3.67/3.69 W81 words
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Article63 1984-03-06 6 THE US dollar yesterday lost further ground, especially against the yen and Swiss franc. Opening quotes yesterday: US 1.4855 65 Can 1.8595 8615 Cross 1.2507 10 D Mk 3.8215 55 D F1 4.3220 65 S FY *3.1495 1545 B Fr con F FY Lit 78.17/29 11.7790 7920 2383 4063 words
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Article190 1984-03-06 6 ASIAN RATES ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at 5 pm on March 5: US Dollar* Offer Bid 7 days 0 13/16 911/16 1 month 015/16 013/16 2 months 101/16 015/16 3 months 10 3/16 101/16 6 months 10 7/16 10 5/16 0 months 1011/16 100/16 12 months 10 15/16190 words
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Article43 1984-03-06 6 RANGE at prices offered by discount bouses on March 5: Overnight: 3 Call deposits 2 3 Home Buyi«( Selliaf 3-month Treasury bills 24 3-month Bank bills 713/10 711/16 3 months CD 7H 7*» 6 months CO 7H V* Source: National Discount Co43 words
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Article23 1984-03-06 6 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 9.083 per cent.23 words
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Article124 1984-03-06 6 THE US dollar closed weak yesterday after a day of chaotic trading, dealers said. Some US bank dealers said a dollar collapse might be imminent. The dollar ended at 226.05 yen after touching a two-year low of 225.20 in the morning against the 227.70/80 New York close and the124 words
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Advertisement221 1984-03-06 6 Morning, Noon Night Now you can travel Royal Executive Class on any of our 3 daily flights V to Bangkok (BPp Breakfast Flight Our early morning breakfast flight leaves at 8.30 a.m., giving you a full day ahead in Bangkok. When you travel Royal Executive Class you'll find luxury goes221 words
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Advertisement237 1984-03-06 6 c^, x <>V (a) Tennant Powered Industrial Sweepers a range of walk-behind and rider machines. (b) Sperry New Holland Skid Steer Loaders. The equipment for sale comprises former rental and trade-in products, as well as products not represented any more. Favourable prices are also being offered for new Tennant equipment237 words
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Article, Illustration419 1984-03-06 7 "Today Chase Manhattan is a truly global bank," says Mr Willard C. Butcher, Chairman of the Board, who arrives in Singapore today for the 20th anniversary of the opening of the Chase branch in the Republic. "By combining our strong global network with a unique419 words
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Article, Illustration632 1984-03-06 7 In the 20 years that The Chase Manhattan Bank has been in Singapore it has taken part in the remarkable development of this country in becoming a leading financial centre in the world, says Mr Peter Gross, Vice President and Country Manager. "When632 words
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Article, Illustration678 1984-03-06 7 "Singapore is a key location in Chase's drive to retain its position as the premier United States trade finance bank," says Mdm Saw Cheng Suan, leader of Chase Singapore's Trade and Commodity Team. Trade has always been a mainstay in the Singapore economy and a678 words
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Article, Illustration71 1984-03-06 7 Then Now in the banking hall Picture shave stow* the baakiag hall at the KMmn Bead premises years age, whea total staff la Sagapare waa IN. Befew, the aew baakiag hall at Baffles Place, tally eqaipped to haadle the retail baakiag aeeds si Chaae eUeats la «agapsre. Chase saw haa71 words
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Article435 1984-03-06 7 "The heyday of the generalist banker is over,"says Mr Lim Jiew Keng, Chase Singapore Vice President and Country Corporate Officer. "Today's customers demand that their bankers know not only the banking business but also the special situations, opportunities and problems of their particular industry and which435 words
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521 1984-03-06 7 "The technological revolution in telecommunications and data processing has had a vital impact on our business, our customers' business and the way we do business with each other," says Mr William Sebring, Chase Singapore Operations Manager. Chase has been a leader, both in the United521 words
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Advertisement7 1984-03-06 7 IA! 20 YEARS OF PROGRESS IN SINGAPORE7 words
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Article543 1984-03-06 8 "DO YOU GET many calls?" we asked the girl at the Health Ministry after she had answered some questions about Medisave. "You bet," she replied. And she laughed. She had, by that time, answered some 50 public inquiries about Medisave, which is due to start next month. Most543 words
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Article, Illustration1633 1984-03-06 8 LEONARD SILK - By LEONARD SILK NYT THE deficit in the United States federal budget, which has emerged as a prime issue in the 1984 election campaign, looks like a familiar problem but is really a new one. The deficit is likely to keep widening for yearsNYT - 1,633 words
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Advertisement229 1984-03-06 8 WW S f r :s Bosch Dishwashers specially now tli Channels After dinner, there are better things to do with your time than washing all the dishes. Especially now there's an extra channel with lots of interesting shows. So what better way of enjoying them after your meal than with229 words
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Advertisement43 1984-03-06 8 WE COULDN'T IMPROVE OUR SUNSETS, SO WE'VE DONE THE NEXT BEST THING. WE'VE DOUBLED THE PLEASURE OF THE VIEW. THE TRADEWINDS' SUNDOWNER HOUR. MONDAYS THRU SATURDAYS, FROM 5.30 PM 7.00 PM WHEN DRINKS ■■■■V COST ONLY HALF J THE BAR PRICE. /ill m <§43 words
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Miscellaneous700 1984-03-06 8 BriStcW- frank Ehc&enS I Sorf>OLJMeCG. THiS Buil-OinG I've WtDO€Js) SOUD GOLD G£rQ-€MC£uST£D RislD Tne Ci-UtS To ITS u)Mefep»e»cxrrs pge. som&u>H££e. ON > w Des< "TOP eVE-R 6€£N HPvD^ I -11-OKE CBOSSWOKD 9 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 3 Religious girl? (5) 8 It's drawn as a gown maybe (5) 10 Depart to700 words
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Article, Illustration1950 1984-03-06 9 JOHN HOLUSHA - US firms rush into robotics only to find the promised windfall still out of reach By JOHN HOLUSHA NYT THE American robot industry was to be a star of the Eighties, even the saviour of smokestack America. The advanced billing attracted an avalanche of companiesNYT - 1,950 words
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Advertisement198 1984-03-06 9 Hongkongßank Interest Rates Time Deposits 1 month (minimum $5,000) 6 3 A°70 p.a. 3 months (minimum $500) 6 3 Wo p.a. 6 months (minimum $500) 6 3 /4% p.a. 9 months (minimum $500) 1% p.a. 12 months (minimum $500) l°7o p.a. YVL PAY DAILY INTKRESTON AI L SAVINGS AC C198 words
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Advertisement311 1984-03-06 9 ANNOUNCEMENT 1. Purpose of this statement is to clear any bad impression which the circular issued by Kuala Lumpur Commodities Clearing House on 29/2/1984 to brokers read together with the report published by the Business Times on March 2, 1984. 2. In KLCCH's circular, it is said that Sun Edible311 words
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Miscellaneous311 1984-03-06 9 SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Openmf and Programme ttghifhts folowed by My Way Mandarin with English subtitles/ r) 4.45 Story Tint (Tamil/r) 5.05 Open House Theatre A good way to get the children interested in puppetry Thts week, curtains go up on the Great Dragon Hunt and a dance troupe 5.30311 words
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Miscellaneous459 1984-03-06 9 SINGAPORE 8 5.55 PM Operant Programme KgMghts folowed by Once Upon a Tone 5.15 Romper Room (Mandarin) 6.45 News and Weather Forecast (Tamil) 7.03 VWn Recital by C. V. Thanalafcshmi (Tamil) 7.90 Chinese Artifacts (Mandarin) 1.00 News and Weather Forecast (Mandarin) 8.30 "live" from Studte 1 (Mandarin) 9JO Loam a459 words
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RAW MATERIALS
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Article267 1984-03-06 11 THE RUBBER market in Singapore yesterday closed slightly lower with March One RSS buyers quoted at 238.50 cents per kilo, down half a cent from last Friday's close. The morning session was marked down one cent on some profit-taking and easier Japanese market advices. The afternoon session was quiet267 words
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Article269 1984-03-06 11 RAS prices In cents per kilo yesterday: Close Noon (per kilo) (per kilo) Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers Int 1 R.S.S. prompt f.o.b. 233.50 234.50N 233.75 234.75N Int. 1 R.S.S. March 238.00 239.00 238.50 239 50 Int. 1 R.S.S. April 242.50 243.00 242.50 243.00 Int. 2 R.S.S. 232.50 234.50N269 words
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Article100 1984-03-06 11 NOON SSRu id SMR pricw ye*t*rd»y HAS SSR 20 SSRSO (1 too pallet) (l-ton pallet) March (Current Mth) Bayer* Seller* 217.50 219.50N 215.50 217.50N April (Forward Mth) Bayer* Seller* 219.50 221.50N 217.50 219.50N MULB March April SMR CV SMR L SMR 5 SMR CP SMR 10 SMR100 words
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Article86 1984-03-06 11 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday (ell four cents to M 529.16 a kilo, one cent above the ITA floor level of M 529.15. Dealers attributed the easiness to a higher offering and the weakness of sterling against the Malaysian dollar. The buffer stock manager was the86 words
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Article32 1984-03-06 11 Rubber: March 5 Singapore: March 238.50 cents (down 0.50 cent) Malaysia: March 261.00 cents (down 0.50 cent) Tin: M 529.16 per kilo (down four cents) 202 tonnes (up 52 tonnes)32 words
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Article194 1984-03-06 11 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday closed mixed in continued thin trading, as operators were reluctant to take up new positions following uncertainty on the palm oil futures market over a de-registration dispute. In the March position central region firmed Ms7o to M 51,535 a tonne while194 words
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Article159 1984-03-06 11 CHINESE Prodsce Exchange, Singapore, soon closing prices per IN kg yesterday. Ceesaat «11: Bulk fob $200.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $213.00 sellers, new drum fob $217.00 sellers. Cepra: Mixed (loose) $115 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $660.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper159 words
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508 1984-03-06 11 THE US Bureau of Mines estimates America's tin consumption this year at 49,000 tonnes. In relation to the 1978 level, demand for tin in the US, the world's largest consumer, is expected to increase at an annual rate of less than one per508 words
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180 1984-03-06 11 Bernama CRUDE palm oil futures on the Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange (KLCE) depreciated last week, with spot month March closing M$U5 lower at $1,435 per tonne. Generally, market sentiments were mixed for the first three days of the trading week, with traders mostly sidelinedBernama - 180 words
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Article128 1984-03-06 11 THE Thai Cabinet has accepted a report submitted by Thailand's Industry Ministry on its plan to reduce or slow down the country's tin production temporarily. A government spokesman said that reduction of tin production is necessary because of several factors, including the small quota provided128 words
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Article1198 1984-03-06 11 COFFEE: Robusta coffee futures at midday yesterday were around £2 to £14 a tonne above Friday's close, after rallying from early lows mainly on commission house buying in thin conditions. Most active May ended the morning traded at £1,995, against a previous closing range of £1,981/1,983 on a1,198 words
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540 1984-03-06 11 MALAYSIA'S world lead in the export of refined palm oil is fast eroding under severe price pressures stemming from massive overcapacity in the country's refining industry. Unless corrective measures are taken soon, Malaysia is likely to lose hardwon gains in the international540 words
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Article449 1984-03-06 11 THE Queensland Sugar Board expects a recovery in Australian sugar production in 1964 to develop further the Soviet market and other non-tradi-tional markets, board member Harry Bonanno said. In 1963, drought reduced the availability of sugar for export to non-tradition-al markets, he told the annual conference449 words
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Article304 1984-03-06 11 SINGAPORE: Yesterday's closing prices in SI per kilo, ex-godown: THAI WHITE: 100 per cent first class (Kangaroo) new crop 1.05, 100 per cent second class 0.82, 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, Special304 words
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Article141 1984-03-06 11 YARN and cotton prices were quoted as follows in Hongkong yesterday. (In HK dollars, spot ex-go-down) Ccttea Yin: China Blue Phoenix 20's 3.630, 32's 4,410, 40's 4,875 (per bale of 400 lbs). PaUatea Saw Cattaa: LSS 8.02, 4F 8.00, 289F 8.60. NT Roller Ginned 8.04 (per lb). CLOTH in141 words
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325 1984-03-06 11 AFP ALTHOUGH weather conditions in recent months have not been entirely favourable for winter wheat in the Northern Hemisphere, the outlook for the 1964 world harvest "generally remains encouraging" in most major producing areas. The International Wheat Council (IWC), in its latest review,AFP - 325 words
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Advertisement303 1984-03-06 11 M TK MATTER OF TtC COirAMES ACT. CHAPTER I<S AID TW MATTER OF ZAMA SHPfMG PTE. LTD. (MEMBERS VOLUNTARY WWOWGUP) At on Extroordinory General Meeting of the abovenomed Company duly convened and held at JO Anson Road, #25-04, International Plaza, Singapore 0207, on 29th February 1984 at 10.00 a.m., the303 words
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Advertisement71 1984-03-06 11 AQUA-TECH ENGINEERING SUPPLIES PTE LTD WELCOMES DR. ALBANO MALAGUTI Vice President Culligan-Europe Bologna, Italy MR. WARREN GAMBLE Marketing Manager Culligan International Company Chicago, Illinois TO SINGAPORE FOR THE OFFICIAL OPENING OF ITS NEW PREMISES THE APPOINTMENT AS EXCLUSIVE LICENSEE FOR CULLIGAN WATER TREATMENT PRODUCTS AND SERVICES IN SINGAPORE AND MALAYSIA71 words
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3065 1984-03-06 12 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after3,065 words
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Article3617 1984-03-06 12 IMU/S4 Hl«k Low Coapur Last Sale 4-or-Gr*s DW DW CWr Gr's YTd Nat P/E Vol COOO) Day Hick Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 172 310 354 280 306 410 120 430 322 278 544* 530 535 710 300 478 416 586 840 472 506 1410 310 8863,617 words
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Article176 1984-03-06 12 Managers' prices far Mar C 8D4GAPORE UNIT 1RU8T DIAMOND MOT STORE The Commerce 3.50 3.72 Feb Mar The Saving* Fund 2 Q2xd 2.14xd Diamond S'pore Prof Fund 1.S2 1.61 Spore Fd(USI) o.« 0.52 S'pore Sec. Fund 2 32 2.46 s» 1.01 1.10 S'pore Invest Fund 1.22 1.29 S'pore176 words
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Article2214 1984-03-06 12 BID and offer prices 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. INDUSTRIALS Af »■■>! (3.96B) (1)3.96 AMD (3.40S) (7) 3 38 (6) 3.362,214 words
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Article828 1984-03-06 12 THE Inability ef the market to muter aay Strang faUawthreagh haylag latereat after a Strang opening seat mest shares brssdly lewer at the Slngapare stock market yesterday. Investors appeared to be eaatteas as the galas la the maralng were slowly ersded sader the general selHag pressare.828 words
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Article478 1984-03-06 12 THE Kuala Lumpur stock market closed easier on a fairly broad front yesterday. Turnover fell slightly. After a barely steady start, prices continued to move within a narrow range for most of the morning session. After the lunch break, values deteriorated on lack of478 words
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Article349 1984-03-06 13 THE EAST Asiatic Company (Malaysia) (EAC) has reported a sharp decline in 1963 year-end earnings due to hefty losses in its heavy machinery division. For the 12 months ended Dec 31, 1963, EAC said group pre-tax profits dwindled to $420,000 from $8.54 million chalked up349 words
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Article, Illustration585 1984-03-06 13 SIME DARBY Bhd's plantation division, comprising CwwlMitei Plaatattaas Bhd and the smaller Beata Plaatattoas BM and Taiptag CimlMiM BM, is now the profitspinner of the group, thanks to rising commodity prices. Consplant, which is 62.7 per cent owned by Sime, saw a doubling in585 words
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397 1984-03-06 13 Reuter GULF Oil Corp directors held an emergency meeting yesterday at which Wall Street sources said they would decide between merger offers from Atlantic Richfield (Arco) and Standard Oil of California (Socal) or whether to buy time in the hope of a better bidReuter - 397 words
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Article343 1984-03-06 13 UNITED Estate Projects says it stands to reap a capital gain of M 519.4 million from the sale of its Subang View Hotel to Fiber Mertta Malaysia. UEP also points out that its net tangible asset per share amounted to $1.61 per share, based on343 words
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Article459 1984-03-06 13 A SHARP RISE in international bullion prices over the weekend, and carried through by Hongkong, saw gold mining stocks rise steeply in trading on the Sydney Stock Exchange yesterday. The buying enthusiasm spilled over into base metal miners and into selective oils and industrial issues. At the459 words
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Article232 1984-03-06 13 MAR 06 All Sincere Indus Asia Cement CtUlt; Cons Chant Hn Bank Chen Loons Chia Hsln Cement China Chem NT 1 lOJO SI 40 30 JO 36.00 34.10 34.90 11.30 -0.96 unch -0J -1J -0.4 -0.1 -OJ Chem Indus Lien Hwa Indus Nan Ya Plas Pacific Cons Pacific Elect232 words
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Article122 1984-03-06 13 MAR 06 Bahu Slam Cement 366 -Z Aokluun Thai Alls Fibre Slam City Cement 366 5 Ajruthaya Inv And Trust Bangkok Bank Bank Of Ajrudhajra Ltd Bate Shoe Berll Jucker Charoong Thai Wire 130 236 136 •1 unch -t Stem Credit South Aila Fibre Thai Commercial Bank Thai Danu122 words
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Article326 1984-03-06 13 HONGKONG STOCK prices yesterday closed around the day's highs following news that new shares of Elec and Eltek Co Ltd were oversubscribed 84 times. Brokers said small investors re-entered the market. adding volume increased towards the close. The Hang Seng Index gained 22.42 points to close at326 words
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Article544 1984-03-06 13 THE MARKET closed higher yesterday, following last week's rally, on persistent buying in oils, electric utilities and other groups which will benefit from the yen's rise against the dollar. The market average rose 32.43 to close at 10,068.94 after scoring this year's biggest one-day gain of544 words
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Article132 1984-03-06 13 STOCKS yesterday closed mixed In dull trading due to the continuing tight money situation. The Commercial and Industrial Index fell 0.13 to 138.27, the Oil Marker dropped 0.01 to 0.922 and the Mining Index rose 4.01 to 1,138.57. San Miguel B rose 0.25 to 20.25. MAR OS PMM Acoj«132 words
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Advertisement210 1984-03-06 13 La RSI The Aironic 203 is a compact air ionizer for all automobiles. Simply plug it into the cigarette lighter socket and the atr becomes quickly filled with negative ions the secret of fresh air. Aironic Air Purifier and lonizer: Freshens stale air in minutes Removes smoke, dust and airborne210 words
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Advertisement365 1984-03-06 13 f GENERAL SECURITIES INVESTMENTS LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) Notice of Annual General Meeting To: All Shareholders NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Ninth Annual General Meeting of the shareholders of the Company will be held in the Conference Room of The Development Bank of Singapore Ltd, 45th365 words
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Article182 1984-03-06 14 Rises Indices Ajrar Hilta Tin 710 70 Mar 2 Mar 5 iMkti SO* no +40 8 T P 1975 D Ktraait Chan M 1060 MO +30 +30 12 BT Composite: 945.07 942.31 m 290 BT Indicator: *****47 *****12 M.I.. PaUla ST Industrials: *****0 1018.08 M Baakiaf H Lmh Cradit182 words
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Article, Illustration150 1984-03-06 14 Rises Indices Castlefield 30 D Keramat 1030 Esso Ord 1340 Austral 580 Kamunting K Kampar 780 C and C Bin tang 444 Falls +50 +30 +20 15 15 +15 +14 MBT Indicator: NST Industrials: NST Finance NST Hotels: NST Properties NST Tins: NST rubbers: Mar 2 *****00 1490.68150 words
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Article50 1984-03-06 14 HJLHANG SENG Monday 1102.06 mday 1078.83 Week Ago 1022-85 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Friday 728.3 Week Ago... 745.8 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Friday 838.9 Thursday 828.3 Week Ago 815.8 Monday 988-2 Friday *0-1 Wnk Ago 979J DOW JONE8 AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS ALL ORDINARIES Monday 738-1 Friday 1171.48 Thursday 1159.44 Week Ago 1188.1050 words
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Article, Illustration864 1984-03-06 14 NAJEEB JARHOM - By NAJEEB JARHOM MALAYSIAN-based conglomerate Sime Darby Bhd, in reaping maximum benefits from buoyant commodity prices, has staged a remarkable earnings turnaround to the pleasant surprise of many market analysts. Group pre-tax earnings for the six months to Dec 31, 1963 rose a better-than-expected864 words
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Article94 1984-03-06 14 TRADING in Pfcber Merita Maltjfrik BM shares and loan stock to resume today after a week-long suspension. TEMASEK Holdings (Pte) Ltd sold a total of 748,000 latraee Ltd shares in December last year. Of this amount, 648,000 shares were sold in the name of Natteaal taw 41 Steel94 words
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309 1984-03-06 14 TRACTORS Malajrta Haltlags Bad, a 71.1 per eeat awaed whliliry «I Hum Darky Bhd, has tamed la •tightly better taterisa reaalta la spite rf dttAealt Far the first six maaths ta Dee SI, IIBJ, Tractor*' (reap pre tar earatags lmpraved a marglaal U per309 words
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Article, Illustration457 1984-03-06 14 FAST-RISING bumiputra entrepreneur Megat Najmuddin, recently reported to be relinquishing his stake in Berjaya Kawat, has now shown interest in acquiring a fairly significant stake in South Malaysia Industries. This surprising twist in developments surrounding Mr Megat's search for participation in457 words
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Miscellaneous63 1984-03-06 14 WEATHER: OUTLOOK for today: Windy with showers in several areas in the late morning and early afternoon. Rep*rt for 24 hnn prtor to 7JI pm Mar 5 at toe airport: Maximum temperature 30.0 Associated humidity 71 Minimum temperature 24.1 Associated humidity 92 Hours of sunshine 4.85 Rainfall In millimetres Trace63 words
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174 1984-03-06 15 Reuter THE New Zealand Shipping Corporation said it will end its services to the US east coast and start a new service to the California coast in mid-April. A new independent line, the Australia-New Zealand Container Line will be formed,Reuter - 174 words
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523 1984-03-06 15 LOH HUI YIN - By LOH HUI YIN ALL-round expertise has given Selco Shipyard the extra edge in pitching for a contract to repair a firestricken oil tanker. Selco has been awarded the contract, worth at least *****,000, to tow the MT Sitiawan from Malaysia523 words
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Article72 1984-03-06 15 AFP KOBE Steel, a leading Japanese maker of steel and propellers for large ships, said it would extend technological cooperation to South Korea's Hyundai Engine and Machinery Co for propeller manufacturing. Under a seven-year agreement signed recently, Kobe Steel is to provide techniques to build a plantAFP - 72 words
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Article170 1984-03-06 15 AP THREE South Korean trawlers were under guard at a wharf in Georgetown, Guyana after a crew member of one of the vessels was killed by machine gun fire in a confrontation with a Guyana defence force patrol boat. Police were reported preparing charges of illegal fishingAP - 170 words
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Article130 1984-03-06 15 AP THE ocean merchant limped into port on Sunday after a troublesome trip caused by a hold being flooded. The Maltese-registered freighter, on its way to Scotland from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, with a cargo of wood pulp and plywood, began taking in water last Thursday. AAP - 130 words
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Article631 1984-03-06 15 Skipping Line Pnge C«1 Shipping Line Page CM Alea Ahrenkiel Liner Alpac Antara Shpg A PC Line APL Armour Freight Services ASCL Asia broker Austasia Line Bait-Orient Bangkok Coat Bank Line BBS Ben Line Ben bulk Blue Star Burma Five Star Cameroon Shpg FMG-CAVN CC Line CCN1631 words
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Article, Illustration717 1984-03-06 16 Reuter IT STRETCHES the length of (our jumbo jets and with a bit of a squeeze could host a couple of baseball pitches or four soccer fields on its deck. The world's newest container ship Is a monster. At US$7O million, the 44,000-tonReuter - 717 words
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Article1809 1984-03-06 16 FURTHER active time-charter business on Friday out of South Africa featured the freight market with vessels being fixed to a fairly wide range of destinations, shipbrokers said. A 60,000-tonner from South Africa to the Continent paid US$B,5OO daily while a vessel of 21,000 dwt from Durban to the1,809 words
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414 1984-03-06 16 UPI THE first Soviet passenger ship to dock in China in 20 years stopped in Shanghai on Sunday for a one-day visit, adding to a surge in people-to-people contact between the communist rivals. The Mih&il Lermoatov, a 19,000-ton vessel named after theUPI - 414 words
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Article193 1984-03-06 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 (FAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services. "K" Line. Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Orient Overseas Container Line. Cho Yang Shipping. ANRO (STRAITS/AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia /Straits193 words
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497 1984-03-06 17 Lloyd's List A COMPROMISE between the US House of Representatives and the US Senate has been hammered out to allow the adoption, possibly within weeks, of the 1984 Shipping Bill. The bill which, in one form or another, has been debated inLloyd's List - 497 words
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478 1984-03-06 17 Reuter OWNERS of large oil tankers are showing increased reserve while holding back for firmer freight rates for Mid-East Gulf loadings, tankers brokers said. Some owners are also showing a reluctance to send vessels to Kharg Island following Iraq's announced intention to attackReuter - 478 words
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Article222 1984-03-06 17 Reuter STATE-OWNED British Shipbuilders is reorganising itself into two divisions compared with five at present, a group statement said. The changes, to be effective from April, are aimed at strengthening its competitive position and also to reflect changes in the industry's operations. A merchant shipbuilding and compositeReuter - 222 words
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Article74 1984-03-06 17 AFP OIL booms were laid in the Part of Yokohama as normal paraffin leaked from a Panamanian chemical tanker fallowing a collision with another vessel, the Japanese Maritime Safety Office reported. The 20,7(i0-too chemical tanker Stolt Ospray suffered a minor crack on the hull when the 2,850-tonAFP - 74 words
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5564 1984-03-06 22 SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due and when BCHEBUU 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 Port5,564 words
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Article799 1984-03-06 23 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Arrival Godowns FCL Ship Voy for LCL Movement Date/Time Operator Cargo Schedule Locati Pegasus Pride 316N 6.3.84 2100 Straits FSB 0700-0900/0700-0900 Gl/Jl B7 N4 N3 N3 Family Ace 42B 6.3.84 2300 Shofuku FSB 0900-1100 E Going *****W 7.3.84799 words
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Article1694 1984-03-06 23 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A-B AKEA African Shipping Agencies (Si Liar Transgroup i S). Ahrrakirl Liaer Xrrvicr Kim Shpß (S). Alfred C Teepfer Sea Consortium (S) Marintex Enterprise (PK) Alpar Intrasea (S) Bintang Shpg (KL) Island Cargo Handling and1,694 words
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Article558 1984-03-06 24 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Belo Rio 1/2 Sea Consortium alongside 6.3.84/2300 Mataram 31/2 Eka Jaya alongside 6.3.84/2359 Prof Mierzejewski 33/4 Baltic alongside 6.3.84/1500 Santa Clara 47 Seallon alongside 6.3.84/0530 Seng Hlng 28 Llan Soon alongside 6.3.84/1500 Tenko 15/6 Doval alongside 6.3.84/1500558 words
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Article835 1984-03-06 24 March 5 High performance turbochargers for marine diesel engines, Institute of Marine engineers, 76 Mark Lane, London EC3. March M Oceanology International '84, Brighton. March 14-15 Command seminar organised by the Hon Company of Master Mariners, Nautical Institute, and Trinity House. Details: Nautical Institute, 202 Lamneth Road, London835 words
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Article324 1984-03-06 24 AFP THE latest bout of rumours concerning Iraqi attacks on Iranian vessels, sparked off more enquiry on the tanker market last week and rates hardened accordingly, in the Gulf states area. The refusal of the Japanese Seamen's Union to man vessels in the danger zone forced four JapaneseAFP - 324 words
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Advertisement584 1984-03-06 15 11 j ?rr 1 OCEAN LINE BLACK SEA SHIPPING COMPANY Regular Services From SOUTH EAST ASIA TO MEDITERRANEAN PORTS Agent: Singapore Soviet Shipping Co. Pte Ltd. TEL: *****3 *r MAERSK LINE EXPORT FULL CONTAINER SERVICES n In Port 13/3 20/3 i 7/4 1-1/3 15-15/3 22-22/3 29-29/3 5-5/4 M. M M584 words
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Advertisement415 1984-03-06 16 FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE From Europe «M Sport B PERMAI 6/3 21/3 26/3 27/3 11/3 N. NHON 13/3 28/3 2/4 3/4 18/3 KOMKM 20/3 4/4 9/4 10/4 25/3 N OELFT 27/3 11/4 16/4 17/4 1/4 SO/MM 3/4 18/4 23/4 24/4 8/4 H. OCJNA 10/4 25/4 30/4 1/5 15/4 B Slfttt415 words
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Advertisement641 1984-03-06 17 The Straits Steamship Group QCL [CONTAINERSHIP SfRVICE TO UK CONTINENT r? L'/il Overseas Containers Limited ALSO ACCEPTING CARGO FOR: HarMrg CapaMagaa. UK WMn MM* StodUrtn. (Mi. KAMI. Swßm*» :to UK rtftom. Ctttetfp. Mfc CONTAINERS*? SERVICE FROM UK CONTINENT Ben Ocean A joint service of Ben Line, Blue Funnel and Glen641 words
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Miscellaneous167 1984-03-06 24 I yj Regional Weather 02 > <9 I* m 0M m m Va a a K —> S@s3 ft* <> SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND BEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. °c cr* Wind direction with speed in knots Wave height LEGEND• R Thunderstorm Temperature °C Shower Weather Wind direction with167 words
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