The Business Times, 24 July 1984

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 66/1/84 TUESDAY, JULY 24, 1984 60 CENTS
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  • Article
    Second Changi terminal project gets go-ahead
    506 1  -  Decision follows study of expected passenger and cargo growth By WANG LOOK KEAH, Transport Correspondent THE MINISTRY of Finance has given a green light for a government grant to build the second passenger terminal at Changi Airport. The decision came after a careful study
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  • Article
    Trade deficit narrows in first six months
    185 1 SINGAPORE'S trade deficit continued to narrow in the first half of the year with export growth outstripping that of imports. The trade deficit from January to June this year amounted to $5.07 billion against $7.26 billion in the same period last year. Exports
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    Lock icon Cartier puts the heat on counterfeits
    61 1 C T 0 K Ur ter i c rti#r briefcases and wallets were destroyed in Cartler's attorneys confiscated the goods. Thailand has become a major centre for counterfeit leather goods. A small "array" of lawyers, detectives and agencies is working worldwide to and destrSv
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    NUS opening library to researchers
    68 1 THE NATIONAL University of Singapore is offering its library facilities to companies in Singapore which undertake research and development. Companies can apply for corporate membership, entitling them to make use of the NUS Central, Law and Medical libraries. A maximum of five employees from each
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    Rumuours of hitch in Hongkong talks hit shares
    229 1  -  By TERESA LIM in Hongkong RUMOURS of trouble in the Sino-British negotiations on the future of Hongkong sent stock prices down in Hongkong yesterday. In their steepest slide so far this year, prices plummeted by 54.06 points to 747.02 on the Hang
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    STOCK MARKET
    68 1 THE Btappan stock market asp tall perfwinuee yeaay, except far itnig baylag litereit In MmpMnt iteek Paa-Ei. The day ended with the allseetor BT Composite ladex sheddlag lit point to 781.13 while the Straits Times lad as- trial ladex laehed ap $M paint to 871*. Caattoa eaatfaaed to
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    Lock icon America's gross national product up 7.5pc in the second quarter
    272 1 Reuter AMERICA'S gross national product, after removing the effects of inflation, expanded at a 7.5 per cent annual rate in the second quarter of this year, the Commerce Department said. That reading is stronger than the tentative or "flash" figure
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    Do not mix business with politics
    156 1 POLITICS and business must not mix. This message comes from a minister who has been in politics long enough to know what he is talking about. Mr S Rajaratnam, the Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs), told a group of businessmen last night that
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  • Article
    Mortgage-backed securities plan runs into a snag
    551 1  -  By ALVIN TAY FINANCE companies' four-year proposal to operate a market in mortgage-backed securities is likely to be delayed further with the latest decision by the insurance companies to withdraw from the project. BT understands that the consortium of 17 insurance companies has
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      257 1 A SEEING ROBOT may soon find its way into Singapore factories. Unlike its predecessor, this robot will be linked to a vision system, allowing it to see and make its own decisions. Page 4 OIL IMPORTS by noncommunist industrialised countries will rise for the rest of the 1980s, owing mainly
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  • HOME NEWS
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      RCP-TV Studios decides to pull out
      490 2  -  By LUCY NG RCP-TV STUDIOS, the only competitor to the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation in the production of commercials on video, is calling it a day. The company is moving its entire production equipment to Kuala Lumpur on Sep 1, leaving only one clerk to
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      Elga and KBS join hands to make deionisers in $600,000 venture
      285 2  -  By ANNA TEO A LOCAL tradlag eempaay, Khoo Bee Slew Co (S) Pte Ltd, has teamed ap with Elga, the British water parifleatiea specialists, la a $NMM jsiat veatare. Elga-KBS (8) Pte Ltd, maaafactarers aad sappUer* sf water parifleattea
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      Armed forces holding exercises
      109 2 THE SINGAPORE Armed Forces will conduct military exercises in Lim Chu Kang, Hong Kah, Marsiling, Mandai, Tampines, Tuas, Bah Soon Pah, Wing Loong, Loyang and Ulu Sembawang this week until Sunday. The public is advised not to be alarmed. The RSAF will also conduct live firing
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      266 2 SCOIT TATTEBBALL is now the regional operations manager for DHL International's Southeast Asia and South Pacific regions. Based in Singapore, Mr Tattersall will coordinate and oversee DHL's physical distribution network in this region. A lawyer by training, he has been with DHL for more than seven years.
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      German investors urged to be more far-sighted
      380 2  -  By LOH HUI YIN WEST GERMAN companies should change their investment attitude towards Singapore by adopting a more far-sighted approach. They should see the Republic as a services centre for the region, instead of being merely a manufacturing base for their business. This
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    • TRADE TALK
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        ARCHITECTURAL CEILINGS LTD,
        91 2 an Australian manufacturer of rollformed ceilings, is seeking an agent for its products in Singapore. Its ceilings feature resilient surface finishes while its systems and components are made of a steel-based material (Zincalume/galvabond) or aluminium. The ceilings come in sizes which allow versatility in installation. It has
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        NORTHROP CORPORATION NORTHROP CORPORATION
        67 2 has built and ship- ped to Australia the first completed centre and aft fuselage shipset for the FA-18 Hornet strike fighter. Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation, Melbourne, will assemble the remaining sections to complete the aircraft in Australia. Northrop's aircraft division is the principal FA-18 subcontractor, producing the
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        PERKINELMERCORPORATION PERKINELMERCORPORATION
        47 2 has an- nounced the XELOSTM operating system for its Series 3200 family of super minicomputers. XELOS software incorporates the latest enhancements announced by ATAT. With this announcement, PerkinElmer becomes the first alternative source for this operating environment. XELOS software includes a number of Perkin-Elmer extras.
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        AIDCOM INTERNATIONAL PLC
        73 2 of London is to acquire all the shares of SAO Consultants Inc of San Franciso. The consideration for the acquisition is US$7.3 million and will be satisfied by the issue of 5.8 million new shares to the vendors of SAO Consultants Inc. Under the terms of the
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        DEUTSCHE BEAMTEN- VERSICHERUNG
        53 2 AG (DBV), a West German insurance company, has ordered a $13.6 million Sperry large-scale computer. The 1100/92 is the largest and most powerful system manufactured by Sperry. It features advanced technology, including high performance packaging, resulting in substantially more power per cubic foot of space and faster
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      Singapore Community Chest shows increase in membership
      323 3  -  By ANNA TEO MEMBERSHIP OF the Community Chest is growing. While the number currently stands at 18, another seven have applied to join the Chest next year. Of these, four have been confirmed as members namely, the Society for the Aged Sick, the
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      RIS Computer signs OEM deal for US products
      324 3 RIS Computers has signed an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) agreement with the Convergent Technologies Inc <CT) of the US, the first such agreement in the Asia-Pacific region. ■>- CT manufacturer of multi-processors and multioperating system microcomputers sells its system products primarily to
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      Fair first-half for Japanese stores
      533 3  -  Expansion plans to proceed in spite of poor retail market By YAP BOH HOON MAJOR Japanese retailers, faced with a depressed market, have reported satisfactory sales in the first half of this year. Those with expansion plans are still going ahead, but all are watching
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      Seeing robots may be introduced in factories
      337 4  -  By LISA LEE A SEEING ROBOT may soon find its way into Singapore factories. Unlike its predecessor, this robot will be linked to a vision system, allowing it to see and make its own decisions. A group of local engineers are attending a
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      Managers should not expect too much too soon
      454 4 SINGAPORE factory managers look for "exact models" and tend to believe that perfect systems exist. They also expect too much too soon, said a Japanese management consultant. Mr Kuniaki Fujimoto, a partner in the management information consulting division of Arthur Andersen Associates,
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      Free German measles immunisation for women who plan to have babies
      159 4 FREE immunisation against rubella (German measles) will be provided at all government Maternal and Child Health (MCH) centres for women who plan to have babies. This immunisation will provide almost 100 per cent protection against German measles which might
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      Swissair plugs into on-line travel network
      91 4 SWISSAIR has joined Travelnet, the computerised travel reservations system launched by the Telecommunication Authority of Singapore. The airline signed an agreement with Telecoms, which is also the body operating the system, last Friday. Travelnet allows travel agents which subscribe to the service to book
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      Conserve energy to cut costs, Sidek tells industrialists
      203 4 ELECTRICITY for industries is so cheap compared with other production costs that companies fail to become aware of the need for energy conservation. Mr Sidek bin Saniff, Parliamentary Secretary (Trade Industry and Social Affairs), said this yesterday at the opening of a
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      Rising crime rate in shophouses within public estates
      181 4 THE NUMBER of break-ins into shophouses in public housing estates rose to 107 for the first five months this year against 80 for the same period last year, while robberies increased from eight to 14 cases. Unless a concerted effort was made
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      Students can apply direct to join UK universities
      134 4 SINGAPORE students applying for undergraduate studies in the United Kingdom will now have to deal directly with the authority there. The Public Service Commission yesterday announced that the students should send their applications direct to the University Central Council on Admissions (UCCA).
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      337 4 We have all the cool facts at our fingertips Fact The Hitachi multi-split air-conditioner cools four rooms with one outdoor unit. Fact Each indoor unit takes a maximum space of only 0.3M 2 It can be mounted high up on the wall or ceiling, leaving you more floor space for
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Report: American forces not ready to fight Soviets
      350 5 AP A CONGRESSIONAL report has concluded that US forces could not sustain combat against the Soviet Union, the New York .Times reported on Sunday. The Pentagon said the present administration of President Ronald Reagan inherited the shortcomings, the newspaper said. But the
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      Lock icon Minister says UK can withstand coal strike
      109 5 Reuter BRITAIN'S Conservative government, cheered by the settlement of a national dock strike, on Sunday it had enough coal stockpiled to withstand the four-month-old coal strike even if it lasted well into next year. Energy Minister Peter Walker said supplies of coal at
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Higher ceiling
        59 5 THE South Korean government has announced new measures aimed at stimulating the country's overseas construction industry, Construction Ministry officials said. They said the ceiling on the amount of credit Korean expatriate contractors can draw from Korean bank branches abroad will be raised to 50 per cent of the
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        Drug blamed
        58 5 SEVENTY British mothers who said their children were damaged by an American morning sickness drug were advised to sue for compensation in US and British courts. Earlier this month, manufacturers Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals agreed to a US$l2O million fund for US claimants one of the largest out-of-court settlements
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        Korean denial
        40 5 SOUTH Korean Defence Ministry officials denied on Sunday a North Korean charge that the South Korean army had opened fire on a northern military post the day before. "They (North Korea) are making false accusations," the officials said.
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        Lock icon Time office bugged
        59 5 Agencies TIME magazine has complained to Israeli law authorities that eavesdropping devices had been placed in its bureau in Jerusalem, a Time correspondent said. Correspondent David Halevy said two hired detective agencies found that "someone installed some sort of instrument that amplifies our voices and transmits them
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      Lock icon Helping hand for maid
      110 5 WORKMEN yesterday started restoring the severed right arm of Denmark's msst Cameos symbol, the Little Mermaid statoe In Copenhagen harbonr, after two yonths admitted sawing It off while drank. The yonths, aged 18 nnd It, took the arm to the poHce station at Glastrap on Snnday
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      Lock icon IEA forecasts rise in West's oil imports
      382 5 World market unlikely to tighten before 1990s Reuter, UPI OIL IMPORTS by non-commu-nist industrialised countries will rise for the rest of the 1900b, due mainly to less output from the British North Sea sector and the US. The Paris-based International Energy Agency (lEA)
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      Lock icon US foreign investments decline
      166 5 Reuter FOREIGN investments by US manufacturing firms declined last year for the third consecutive year, but the fall was modest and a slight turnround is likely this year. The Conference Board said US manufacturers announced 187 investments abroad in 1963, 2 per cent below the 1962
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      Lock icon Panel urges America to dump radioactive waste in oceans
      305 5 UPI AN AMERICAN government advisory panel recommends in a major report that the US consider dumping radioactive waste in the oceans. The controversial report to President Reagan and Congress being released this month by the National Advisory Committee on Oceans and
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      Lock icon New twist to Dikko affair
      134 5 AP NIGERIA has warned that it will withhold payment on its massive international debt until a fugitive Nigerian politician in London is returned for trial on corruption charges, the Daily Mail reported yesterday. The London newspaper said unnamed sources in the Nigerian government claim that
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      Lock icon Marcos dismisses fears of new martial law
      311 6 Reuter PHILIPPINE President Ferdinand Marcos yesterday rejected suggestions by the country's Roman Catholic church leaders that martial law would be reimposed soon. In a State of the Nation address delivered at the opening of the new parliament, he also appealed to the opposition
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      Protect Malaysians in Singapore'
      194 6 THE MALAYSIAN government was yesterday urged to find ways to ensure that Malaysians working in Singapore will not lose any benefits due to them. Debating the royal address in the State Assembly, Mr Ahmad Abdullah said it was important that the Labour Department and other related
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      Lock icon Thai border talks
      62 6 UPI IN A MAJOR breakthrough in border talks, Thailand yesterday agreed to allow Laotian authorities into three disputed villages along the two countries' common border. The Thai Interior Minister said the area around the three border villages of Ban Mai, Ban Klang and Ban Sawang, would be
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      Lock icon Manila banks suffer heavy withdrawals
      197 6 AP MANY PHILIPPINE banks suffered heavy withdrawals yesterday after a major savings bank said it was suspending operations because it could not meet demands from depositors. A central bank spokesman declined to confirm that there was a run on the banks, but added that "we
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      Lock icon Soviet truck leaves Bonn for East Germany
      406 6 Reuter A SOVIET truck rolled out of Moscow's embassy in Bonn early yesterday and headed for home with nine tonnes of undelivered cargo that provoked a diplomatic wrangle in Switzerland and West Germany. The white Mercedes Benz truck, with the blue logo of
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      Lock icon Shamir gets Begin's support
      144 6 AP FORMER Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin has broken a lengthy silence to endorse Yitzhak Shamir and his Likud Party in Israel's general election. In a telephone interview on Sunday, Mr Begin said: "I hope the Likud wins the election and that Mr Yitzhak Shamir will
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      783 6 ARRIVALS Operator Sorvica number Locol time From PAA CAL MAS MAS MAS MAS RBA SIA CPA GIA SIA SIA SIA MAS MAS GIA SIA SIA SIA SIA GIA SIA THAI GIA GIA SIA LUFT THAI SIA KLM CAL CPA MAS MAS SV MAS JAL PA5 CJ009 MH681
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Forex markets
      558 7 SINGAPORE: The us dollar extended earlier gains against most major currencies in fairly active late trading yesterday. The dollar was underpinned by expectations that US interest rates will rise further and US second gross national product figure will show an upward revision from its ealier flash forecast of
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      Foreign exchange
      198 7 Interbank rates at 3pm Local dollars to rtacday btms parity eh"on* unit of foreign currency: US dollar 2.1545 2.1555 2 8196 -23 59 Sterling pound 2 8439 2 8474 7 3469 -61.29 Australian dollar 1.7710 1.7740 3.4286 48 30 NZ dollar 1 0686 1 0713 3.4286 68 79
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      Gold
      249 7 SINGAPORE Futures closed easier yesterday in moderate trading mainly due to a stronger US dollar. December, the only traded position with a turnover of 583 lots, closed weaker at U*****.40 an ounce compared with New York's Friday $353.00/ 354.20 close. HONGKONG Gold closed at a local twoyear low of
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      Money markets
      129 7 THE OVERNIGHT rate eased by -point to close at 6% per cent on the Singapore interbank money market yesterday. But the bulk of the business was done at 7-13/16 per cent. Term rate for the onemonth maturity rose by */s-point from last Friday's closing- S$ interbank rates at
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      Asian $
      234 7 Asian Asian dollar deposit rates closed steady yesterday at opening levels in quiet afternoon trading. One month closed at 11.50/40 per cent, three months at 11.95/85 per cent and six months at 12.55/45 per cent. 7 days 1 month 2 months 3 months 6 months 9 months 12 months us$
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      Lock icon Continental makes public results of internal study
      159 7 NYT CONTINENTAL Illinois National Bank and Trust Co has abruptly made public the results of an internal investigation of its lending policies that led the bank into its current difficulties. The 70-page single-spaced report documented a "breakdown" in the bank's lending controls in
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      Lock icon Rescheduling for 10 years
      77 7 Reuter VENEZUELA will seek a rescheduling for at least 10 years of payments on its US$34 billion foreign debt, says chief debt negotiator Carlos Guillermo Rangel. He is in New York to head the Venezuelan team in for- mal negotiations on the restructuring. "We hope to
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      UOB branch moves to bigger premises
      143 7 UNITED Overseas Bank (UOB) has moved its Tanjong Katong branch to bigger premises at Geylang Road. The office, situated in a shopping and office complex at the junction of Geylang and Tanjong Katong roads, is known as the UOB City Plaza branch. With a
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      Lock icon Asia-Pacific offshore loan market shrinks
      294 7 Bernama, Reuter CHASTENED by a crisis psychology the world over, lenders and borrowers kept a tight rein on the Asia-Pacific offshore credit market in the first half of this year, according to Asian Finance. Crashing from the heady peaks seen in both halves of 1982,
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      Lock icon Bahrain bank assets up
      102 7 Reuter ASSETS of Bahrain's 77 offshore banks rose to US$63 20 billion at the end of May, compared with $61.58 billion at the end of April and a record $63.47 billion at the end of March. The Bahrain Monetary Agency said in a press statement loans
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  • FEATURES
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      Undiplomatic behaviour
      479 8 IF YOU CAN'T pass something off as diplomatic baggage, the next best thing is to recall it. That's what the Soviets have just done. They have ordered a "bag" to return home because the Swiss and Germans say it is a lorry. The Americans would call it a
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      Lock icon Volcker to testify on plans for M1
      854 8  -  US Federal Reserve chairman Paul Volcker's penchant for ambiguity is unlikely to diminish in his testimony before Congress this week about his plans for money supply and interest rates. It might, more than ever, reflect the uncertainty that surrounds the US economy, says
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      Lock icon Small firms' Swiss connection
      395 8  -  By RICHARD HARNETT UPI THE LINK between a growing Silicon Valley enterprise and one of the industrial giants of Japan might well be a small Swiss bank. Dr Thomas P Treichler, the American agent for Interallianz Bank of Zurich, puts together deals through which relatively small
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      Criticism is fine, but why confine it only to the establishment?
      244 8  -  letter to the Editor ONG TENG CHEONG I REFER to your editorial, "Dissent from Teng Cheong" (BT July 20). It proves my point that we are not short of critics including a few in the press who are quick
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      Disaster relief is his 'business'
      1095 9  -  John McMillin has spent more than 25 years doing humanitarian work Dr John McMillin, director of relief and rehabilitation at World Vision International, talks to RICHARD SEAH about his work, volunteers, and trained and dedicated professional relief workers RICHARD SEAH BUSINESS SKILLS help John McMillin
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      Lock icon Helping Dayaks break out of the poverty trap
      629 9  -  By MAHRUS IBRAHIM Bernama THE DAYAKS in Sarawak have come a long way in shedding their image as a meek and timid community. They have also successfully dismissed their reputation of projecting bare-breasted women oblivious to the surroundings. The fact remains, however,
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      1041 8 to sm n HIGHLIGHTS INSIDE CHINA: THE KAZAKHS OF CHINA Bpm, Channel 12 One of China's 55 minority tribes is the Turkish Kazakhs. The film explores how these nomadic horsemen in the vast mountain ranges of the for north-west hove coped with the imposition of an alien Chinese political system
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      235 9 Morning, Noon Night Now you can travel Royal Executive Class on any of our 3 daily flights to Bangkok Breakfast Flight When i travel Royal Executive Class you'll find luxury goes a long way. We give you more leg room to relax in comfort while you enjoy our gourmet course.
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      670 9 CRYPTIC PUZZLE 3 Shore certificates but not of aM descriptions (5) 8 Colour a pie's turned (5) 10 Smart like little Nathanid? (5) 11 He's in command (3) 12 Lionel's hospital? (5) 13 Vessel from which to gulp cod? (4, 3) 15 Matter in a most unstable form (5) 18
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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  • ASIAN STOCKS
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      Hongkong
      363 11 HONGKONG: Share prices closed sharply lower yesterday with the Hang Seng Index recording its second biggest single-day fall of the year. The index closed 54.08 down at 747.02, its second lowest close of 1984, as prices fell in line with other centres in the region on concern about the
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      Taipei
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      Tokyo
      438 11 TOKYO: Share prices tumbled across the board yesterday afternoon on selling triggered by the exchange's suspension of trading in Riccar Co Ltd shares at 1430 Tokyo time. The market average fell 222.80 to close at a 1984 low of 9,703.35, after falling 19.12 last Saturday. Turnover was 160 million
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      Seoul
      80 11 July 23 Won 680 +9 Hyi*xlai Corp Hyundai Motor KAL 956 706 474 715 100 57 15 oneh Choheung Bk Commancal 6k 652 670 656 -3 -10 +61 Korea Ol Korea Sh* 1429 426 840 139 ■4 30 Daewoo Corp Daewoo tnd 498 645 730 13 23 55 Sormung
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      385 11 AUSTRALIA: Buyers retreated from Australian stock exchanges yesterday following another fall in the Dow Jones industrial average and a sudden slump in the international gold price. Near the close, the All Ordinaries Index was down 5.8 at its day's low of 675.0. The All Industrials Index was down 4.2
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      Bangkok
      111 11 JULY 23 Mm Son City Son C/adtt 61 ♦2 Amo fibra 111 2 Avuttwyo In*. *rx) TfU« 124 1 Soulti Ana Ffcr Thai Comnuro a 48 tt unch Bonk Of AyuAoyo Ltd Boto Shot Bart Juckar Chorooog Thai Wr* 134 615 •1 •6 Thai Oanu Bar Thai Parmmn I
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      Manila
      124 11 MANILA: Share prices closed easier yesterday in continued dull trading reflecting lower metal prices overseas and the Philippine economic situation. The Commercial and Industrial Index was down 0.28 at 124.98 and the Mining marker fell 52.90 to 944.37. Oils eased 0.003 to 0.766. PLOT fell to 37 from 37.50
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      Lock icon Foreign banks' profits fall
      68 11 Reuter THE AFTER-TAX profit of 75 foreign banks in Japan in the year ended last March 31 fell 12 per cent to .10.34 billion yen from a year earlier, the Nihon Kin-Yu Tsushin newspaper said. There was a 15.1 per cent drop in the foreign banks'
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      World's revamp stirs debate
      547 11 WORLD International's proposal to restructure its holdings and hive off its shipping subsidiary has stirred interesting debate in Hongkong as to the motive behind the move. The South China Morning Post said many stockbrokers and shipping sources expressed doubt the revamping would make any difference to
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      Lock icon ICI Paints plans for upturn in demand
      168 11 Bernama ICI PAINTS (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd's recent contract with a Japanese paint company will enable it to take advantage of the expected upturn in car paint demand with the production of the Malaysian car next July. Its chairman, Tan Sri Hamzah Sendut, yesterday
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      Lock icon Riccar seeks to compound its debt
      84 11 AFP FINANCIALLY troubled Riccar Co, Japan's thirdbiggest sewing machine maker, yesterday applied to the Tokyo district court for composition with creditors. Riccar, capitalised at about 8.19 billion yen, suffered an 825 million yen deficit during last fiscal year ended March 31, due to dwindled
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      137 11 Once again Hilton's Orchard Cafe creates culinary excitement with a difference Dine on authentic Thai favourites, prepared by chefs from Hilton International Bangkok. As an added attraction, a Chiang Mai umbrella painter will be in residence, demonstrating this popular Thai handicraft. Buffet includes Tom Yam Khoong (spicy shrimp soup), Ghang
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      Indonesia to confine tin trading to LME
      590 12  -  Abandoning efforts to get brands accepted by KL market By MICHAEL NEIL INDONESIA has abandoned all its efforts to get its Banka and Mentok tin brands accepted on the new open-outcry Kuala Lumpur Tin Market and is reconciled, until the return of normal
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      Stronger rubber market forecast for coming months, MRELB
      582 12 RUBBER prices are expected to move up and the market is forecast to be stronger in the coming months, the Malaysian Rubber Exchange and Licensing Board (MRELB) said. In its Rubber Market Review for June, the MRELB said that production of rubber
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      Lock icon High cotton prices shut textile mills
      139 12 Reuter A TOTAL of 61 Indian textile mills have closed since September last year because of high cotton prices, DHPai Panandiker, secretary-general of the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) stated. He said the price of cotton in India has risen
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      Straits Tin
      85 12 THE Straits tin price In Pea»>g yesterday remained at the ITA fleer level o( M 529.15 per Ule en continned lack ef demand. Dealers noted strong soppert from the buffer stock manager and scattered baying by Japanese and local Interests. Sentiment was dampened by a larger offering of
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      PALM OIL
      166 12 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prices yesterday weakened on short-sell-ing and reserve of buyers sparked by a lower Chicago soybean complex close last week. In the July position, south region eased Ms4o to $965 per tonne, central $37.50 to $967.50 and north $35 to $990. In August, south (ell
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      TEXTILES
      149 12 Yarn (l« HK* pet bole o* 400 *>) China carded yarn, cones Bkje Phoenix 16's 3,450 Blue Phoenix 20'» 3,550 Blue Phoenix 32'» 3,900 Blue Phoenix 40'» 4,350 Carded yam, hank BKj« Phoenix 21'» 3,600 Combed yarn, cones Blue Phoenix 32'» 5,500 Blue Phoenix 40"» 5,600 Open-end yarn Blue
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      Lock icon Japanese wheat imports fall in June
      218 12 Reuter JAPANESE wheat imports fell to 477,206 tonnes in June from 566,901 tonnes in May and compared with 455,244 tonnes in June 1983, Japan's Finance Minsitry customs-cleared trade statistics show. Durum wheat imports rose to 7,647 tonnes from 3,045 tonnes in May and nil
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      Produce exchange
      151 12 Chinese Produce Robusta 20/25% 487 50 Exchange FOB NSW (Seller* noon clow>a pri Ice* on July Nutmeg 23. S$/100kg) 110 FOB NSW 355 00 B W FOB NSW 256 00 Coconut oil Gombier Bulk FOB 210 00 FOB NSW 305 00 Old drum FOB 223.00 New drum FOB
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      RICE
      289 12 Singapore (SS/Mo, ee-godoww) C-l special C-l Ordmory Loonzain 100% unq unq Thoi white 100% 1st ckro first grade 100% second grade ss (kangaroo) 100% third grade unq new crop 105 Porboiled 100% 2nd doss 0.77 5% 10% 280 275 100% 3rd doss 075 25% new crop No stock B-10%
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      LONDON MARKETS
      880 12 COFFEE Robusta futures ended the morning yesterday with pared gains of £15 to £8 a tonne from Friday. September traded last at £2,215, £7 below its peak but still £14 above the previous close. Prices extended opening New York based gains on light commission house buying, deriving background
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      RUBBER
      269 12 SINGAPORE The market closed easier yesterday with August One RSS buyers quoted at 184.75 cents per kg, down 0.25 cent from last Friday. The morning session opened one cent lower following easier London advices and fell further before picking up towards the morning close on light buying of August
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      RAS and MRELB
      262 12 RAS prices (in S centiAfo, FOt m bates) NOON CLOSE Beyers Sutton Beyers Siim int 1 RSS prompt 180.00 181.00N 182.00 183.00N Int 1 RSS Aug 183 25 183.75 184.75 185.75 Int 1 RSS Sep 189 50 190.50 191.25 191.75 Int 2 RSS 176.75 I77.75N 178.00 179.00N
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      SSR and SMR
      89 12 (in cantt/1 ton i poMeti) August September (current mth) (forward mth) NOON NOON RAS Ruycn B«y«n f-M SSR20 182 00 184.00N 183 00 I85.00N SSR50 180 00 182.00N 181 00 183.00N MRELB B«y«n C -M Jintla ■wyen SiHin SMR CV 230.50 232.50N 232.50 234.SON SMRL ■230 50
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      Market ends on even keel in lacklustre trading
      4087 13 THE PERFORMANCE of the Singapore stock market was lacklustre yesterday. The market scoreboard showed 84 losers outpacing 34 gainers. At the final bell, the BT Composite Index lo6t 0.10 point to 781.13 and the Straits Times Industrial Index inched up 0.09 point
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      Chief price changes
      237 13 SINGAPORE Rites Sliell 790 K—muting S0< 945 Po«-EI CULS 424 MSM A ICO 50< 204 M A A 1420 Poo-El S0« 293 Soar* Gloss SOc 175 MTr 370 Esso 1340 Lanrt Tin 340 TDM 306 Falls Lm HO* 580 f E Lemafctoo 310 loW 476 Now S««M
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      KL investors stay on the sidelines
      508 13 SHARE prices closed on an easier note at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday in another round of quiet trading. Except for a few selected industrial issues, interest was generally subdued as investors continued to remain on the sidelines. Overall, turnover dropped slightly to
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      Business done on the SES
      2878 13 810 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 IXIOO units unless otherwise specified. All Time Settlement Con tracts are quoted after the word
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  • COMPANY NEWS
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      Lam Soon expanding its operations in Hongkong Lam Soon expanding its operations in Hongkong
      1098 14  -  By TERESA LIM, Hongkong Correspondent THE LAM SOON group, one of South-east Asia's largest manufacturing multinationals, is expanding its operations in Hongkong, bucking the caution in a jittery colony. According to Dr Raymond K F Ch'ien,
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      248 14 SHELL Refining Company (FOM) Bhd's register of members will be closed from Aug 3-10 for determining bonus entitlement. Duly completed transfers should be received by the registrars on Aug 2. SYSTEMS and Securities Sdn Bhd will cease to be the share registrars for Magnum Corporation Bhd from Aug
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      Selected indices
      99 14 HONGKONG Australian Industrials Hong Seng Index Monday 965.5 Friday 969.8 Monday 747.02 Week ago 958.5 Friday 801.10 Week ago 791.16 NEW YORK TOKYO Dow Jones Friday 1101.37 Tokyo Dow Jones Monday 9703.35 Thursday 1102.92 Week ago 1109.87 Saturday 9926.15 Standard and Poors Week ago ***** 58 Friday 149.55
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      Unit trusts
      205 14 Managers' prices for July 24 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 3.12 3.31 The Sovmgs Fund 1.92 2.04 S'pore Prog Fund 1.38 146 S'pore Sec Fund 2.10 2.23 S'pore Invest Fund 1.16 1.23 S'pore Equity Fund 1 38 1 46 Asia Unit Trust Mol Invest Fund 2.51 2.66 Mol
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      Business done on the KLSE
      2137 14 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 Ajinomoto xd Alai Hldo cd Alcom (2 056 2
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      Pan-El unit put into voluntary liquidation
      191 14 AS PART of its programme to phase out loss-making activities, Pan-Electric Industries Ltd has put its subsidiary Jamson Aviation and Spares (Pte) Ltd into voluntary liquidation. Pan-EL acquired management control of Jamson in 1977 through its wholly-owned subsidiary Anrite Aviation Co Pte Ltd. It
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      153 14 PRASER A Neave Limited: 85th AGM on July 27 at 10am at 475 River Valley Road (1024). KHONG Gnan Floor Milling Limited: EGM on July 27 at 11am in Registered Office, 120 Tanjong Rhu Road (1543). MOUNT Pleaoare Holdings Berhad: 23rd AGM on July 27 at 10am in
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      City Dev and King's Hotel put up good show in first half
      608 15  -  By CHAN MAY PENG IN SPITE OF bleak conditions in the local property and hotel industries, City Developments Ltd and its 75-per cent owned subsidiary, King's Hotel Ltd, have managed to turn in a set of encouraging interim
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      Daim resigns as chairman of Peremba
      254 15 DAIM ZAINUDDIN has given up the chairmanship of Peremba Bhd following his recent appointment as Malaysia's nnance Minister. He told newsmen at Parliament House in Kuala Lumpur yesterday that he had not moved into his new office because his predecessor, Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah, had
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      Supreme Corp
      23 15 TRADING in Supreme Corp Bhd's shares on a settlement basis will resume on Friday. Ready trading in the counter resumed yesterday.
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      233 15 MR JACK Chiarapurk is now deemed to have interest in 41.415 million Hotel Tsl-Paa shares (representing a 69.03 per cent stake), following the latest in a series of purchases of 49,000 shares for $46,380 by MPH Investments (S) Pte Ltd. The latter is a subsidiary of Jack ChiaMPH
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      KIO in talks to buy into JM Sassoon
      456 15  -  Plan for 20-25 pc stake in local stockbroking firm By CHAN OI CHEE THE LONDON-BASED Kuwait Investment Office (KIO), which has built up a visible presence in Singapore's corporate scene, is moving into the stockbroking business here. BT understands that the investment
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      Haw Par gets better rating than Bousteadco and Mulpha
      665 15 HAW PAR Brothers International Ltd, in spite of its unexciting profit performance in the immediate term, is being rated more favourably than its two closest counterparts, Bousteadco and Mulpha International. In terms of PE ratio and yield, for example, Haw Par
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      SES asks Singapore Land for more information
      241 15 THE STOCK Exchange of Singapore has told Singapore Land Ltd to release to the public the relevant information on the $23.6 million compensation it received from Chartered Bank as required by the Listing Manual. Singland, in an announcement to the Kuala Lumpur Stock
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      LONDON STOCKS
      760 15 THE market closed sharply lower yesterday on renewed speculation about a possible rise in US interest rates. At 3.30pm, the FTSE 100 index had dropped 22.9 points to 986.9. Yesterday's closing middle prices of selected stocks, excluding stamp duty, were: INDUSTRIALS July 23 Pence +A A*ed-Lyor» 152 -3
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      455 14 I International Conference on SECURITIES REGULATION, INSIDER TRADING, TAKEOVERS AND MERGERS lOth-llth August 1984 SINGAPORE PROF LOUIS LOSS HARVARD PROFESSOR W W AUTHOR ATTORNEY GOVERNM ENTA L Aiff. Cromwell Professor at Harvard Law School and J i formerly visiting Professor at Yale. London and others; Sometime Consultant to International Bank
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      127 15 APPOINTMENT FX MANAGER Based in the Far East the appointee will have overall responsibility for fx and money market dealings. Accordingly, a sound track record with active trading names is sought and management experience is a necessity. Our client is a branch of a respected International bank with an active
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      438 15 One Week Training Programme On Current Issues In Taxation and Investment Laws In ASEAN Countries 30th July 4th August, 1964, Ming Court Hotel, Singapore. Asian-Pacific Tax and Investment Research Centre, Singapore a non-profit research and documentation institute engaged in providing impartial, objective and authoritative information on taxation and investment laws
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    EEC imposes duty on ball bearing imports
    465 16  -  By LOH HUI YIN THE EUROPEAN Economic Community has slapped an antidumping tariff duty on ball bearings, following the expiry last Sunday of a provisional duty imposed in March. But Singapore manufacturers maintain that they will not be affected. NMB Singapore said its
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    Hospital bills: Visa scheme from August
    120 16 FROM NEXT MONTH, government hospitals will accept credit cards for payment of deposits and bills. A Ministry of Health statement issued yesterday said that the scheme will initially be confined to Visa cards for admission into the Singapore General Hospital, Toa Payoh, Kandang Kerbau,
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    Advice for ministries' computerisation projects
    318 16  -  By JEFFREY TSANG ADMINISTRATORS of government ministries have been urged to be more critical in their computerisation projects because, while full of promise, computerisation also has its pitfalls. "The computerisation process must, therefore, be properly managed," said Mr Lee Yock Suan, Minister of State (Finance).
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    In Search Of Excellence author points to basics
    368 16  -  By CHUANG PECK MING STICK TO basics if you want to do well in business. That was the message Tom Peters presented yesterday to about 170 executives in Singapore. Mr Peters who, together with Bob Waterman, wrote the bestseller In Search Of
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    Lock icon China's US$3bn trade surplus
    190 16 UPI CHINA, reaping the benefits of its open-door policy, registered nearly US$3 billion in trade surplus for the first half of this year and approved 172 new joint ventures with foreign companies. Trade Ministry spokeswoman Ma Mei Li said yesterday that the total value of exports
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    Lock icon Former CPIB director found dead in Brunei
    103 16 Reuter AN A NTT-CORRUPTION adviser to the Brunei government has been found dead at the coastal town of Muara, a spokesman for the Brunei High Commission in Singapore said yesterday. Ponniah Rajaratnam, a 68-year-old Singaporean, went to Brunei about three years ago to
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    Thirteen bills to undergo second reading, five new bills to be introduced today
    240 16 THIRTEEN BILLS will be given a second reading in Parliament today. Five new ones will also be introduced. Among the bills to be read for the second time are the HUDC Housing Estates Bill, Income Tax (Amendment)
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    Lock icon Olympic flame races towards Los Angeles
    78 16 THE OLYMPIC flame continues its journey toward* Los Angeles, fuelled by the American public's enthusiasm and undeterred by a Soviet-led boycott of the Games. With the competition just four days away, US Olympic ice skater Tiffany Chen, seen here running through San Dimes, California,
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    Dow Jones lower
    55 16 STRONG second quarter economic growth reported by the government yesterday caused Wall Street stock prices to dip sharply at the opening. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was down more than six points to around 1095. Overall, losing issues held more than a four-to-one lead over gainers. Volume
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      Lock icon Fight against counterfeits
      50 16 Reuter TAIWAN is working on new legislation to combat commercial counterfeiting which has dented the island's trade reputation, Vice Economics Minister Li Mo said yesterday. He said the Industrial Modernisation Bill, to be presented to parliament soon, would ensure a more effective crackdown on fake products. Reuter
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      Lock icon Opposition storms out
      56 16 Reuter ANGRY Indian opposition politicians yesterday stormed out of parliament at the start of its last major session before elections as guerilla violence flared in north-eastern India. Opposition members in both the Upper and Lower Houses left to register protests over the government's handling of the crises
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      Lock icon Bomb scare at HK airport
      58 16 AP A MALAYSIAN airliner which arrived at Hongkong's Kai Tak International Airport yesterday from Sabah was searched by police because of a bomb scare, airport officials said. Shortly before the Malaysian Airline System's 830 Airbus landed, air traffic controllers there received a report from Manila
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      Lock icon Striking miners arrested
      64 16 AP FORTY-TWO striking miners were arrested yesterday in scattered picketline violence as Britain's coal strike entered its 20th week. All the arrests were reported at mines in Scotland 28 at a private mine at Blink bonny where police said pickets pulled down a stone wall to stop
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      53 16 WMm Outlook for today: Showers in several areas in the afternoon. Report for 24 hours prior to 7.30pm on July 23 at the airport: Moximum temperature 31.2 Associated humidity 66 Minimum temperature 24.3 Associated humidity 94 Hours of sunshine 7.20 Rainfoll in millimetres Trace Rainfoll this month 121.8 Rainy days
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      PSA quality circles to tackle ship-to-shore communications
      256 17 SHIP-TO-SHORE connections, which are presently linked on a first-come-first-served basis, have often been the bane of telephone operators, port users and PSA staff. The inconvenience caused by delays in linking separate lines between the ship and the port is one of the problems
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      S'pore forwarders can obtain FBL from association
      666 17  -  By DANIEL SIM FREIGHT forwarders in Singapore can finally look forward to getting their Fiata Combined Transport Bills of Lading (FBL) from the Singapore FYeight Forwarders Association (SFFA). The vice-chairman of the association, Mr Tan Kay Hock, told Shipping Times that the Fiata
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        Lock icon Legal action dropped
        75 17 Reuter MARITIME unions said they would not extend a ban on handling foreign ships in Australian ports when it expires at 1400 local because the Columbus Shipping Line Ltd has dropped legal action against them. About 80 vessels are affected by the ban, imposed as part of
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        Lock icon Lowering CAFs
        97 17 Reuter MEMBER lines of the Japan/Philippines Freight Conference they will lower their currency adjustment factor to 1.5 per cent from 4.5 per cent from Aug L Member lines of the Japan/Hongkong and Japan/Straits Freight Agreements will lower their CAF to 16.5 per cent from 19.5 per cent on
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      653 17 fthinnkin 1 1 snipping unv Pag* Cot Ateo VI 3 Ahrenkiel Liner VI 5 Alpoc VI 5 Antaro Shpg IV 1 APC Line V 4 APL M 4/5 ASCL 1 Asiobroker V 5 Austosto Imf V 1 Bott-Onent m VI 4/5 Bongfcok Cont VI 2 Bank Lrw
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      Lock icon Napoleon Bonaparte's treasures recovered
      754 18 Reuter DIVERS HAVE started to recover some of the treasures from Napoleon Bonaparte's flagship L'Orient, a warship reputed to be carrying chests of plundered gold when it was sunk by the British navy in 1798. Since June, a Frenchfunded diving team has been scouring the Mediterranean
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      CONSORTIA
      189 18 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/Straits Container Line. Nedlloyd
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      Lock icon Teviotban crew struggling to survive off Bahrain
      389 18 AFP BRITISH SEA Captain Peter Hampton has been stranded in the Gulf off Manama for seven weeks because he pulled his 16,000 ton vessel away from the dangerous Kharg Island war zone. The crew are struggling to survive aboard the freighter Teviotban, now
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1809 18 A SLIGHTLY dearer tendency is reported for grain chartering from the US to Europe in a moderately active grain sector of the freight market on Friday, shipbrokers said. Two cargoes were covered from the US Gulf to Europort and Ghent respectively at US$B, compared with previous fixing at
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      New ruling for Manila's stevedoring and cargo handling companies
      432 18 STEVEDORING and cargo handling companies in the Philippines have to consult with shippers before implementing rate increases approved by the port authority. The Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) is imposing this condition for granting rate adjustments to cargo handlers seeking rate adjustments
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      234 18 AFP THE RECENT boom In tanker rates appeared to be over last week, as easier conditions developed on the market under a weight of surplus tonnage. The most dramatic decrease in rates was in the Gulf states area where charterers with cargoes were inundated with offers. EA Gibson,
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      Lock icon Isle of Man's freeport deal
      199 19 FT THE TRI.F. Of Man hopes to conclude within the next few weeks a deal with British Land to set up its freeport. Following a long debate recently in Tynwald, the island's parliament, the two sides are to meet to conclude heads of agreement. British
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      UK exporters may turn to Evergreen Line's services
      331 19 EXPORTERS in the United Kingdom have predicted a major switch of cargo on to Evergreen Line's new North Atlantic services in reaction to the latest rate rises proposed by conference operators. According to Lloyd's List, shippers are also understood to be considering
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      Cargo surcharge on 14 nations lifted
      306 19 A CONTROVERSIAL surcharge on 14 nations imposed six years ago by London cargo underwriters has quietly been lifted in a move which will be viewed as a further success for patient but persistent behind-the-scenesd i p 1 o m acy by Greek shipowners. The
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      Lock icon Japanese companies urged to streamline business activities
      193 19 Reuter TRANSPORT ministry urged Japanese shipping companies to streamline and diversify business lines at a time of declining freight rates and mounting competition. In a White Paper, the ministry pointed out the need for shipping companies to decrease operation costs, improve sevices to
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      Kyowa to strengthen its position in Pacific Basin
      383 19 JAPANESE Line Kyowa Shipping has started on a five-year fleet expansion plan to strengthen its position in the Pacific Basin, where trade is expected to grow rapidly in the next few years. Two or three ships, each with a capacity of at
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      5335 24 aoaßGrnß 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
      652 25 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godws FCL Arrival for LCL movement Ship Voy date/time Operator cargo schedule Location Siri Bhum 178N 24.7 84 2300 S'pore Shpg FSB 0900-1000/1000-1100 Gl/Jl B Penaga 109/84 25.7 84 0700 Leo Shpg FSB 0900-1000/1700-1800 SI Ned Delft 261
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      475 17 flWi ca/i'MArit* <XI!N*J [FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE FAR EAST/EUROPE i:i»:wT.i»ia:a SP PK nomim wgjw nm l/» 2/» LH/»/f*/H*/»i/*i SP FROM OMENTM. CHEF 3* hPt 25/7 LH/RO/FX/HA/BM/AT Aimts: CROWN MMME CO (PTE) LTD TEL ***** M KL (P6T) Tit 7230(6 For mora details rotor pogo IV .IAKDINK AXTAII H ORIENT OvEHJfAS Codeine*
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      334 17 SEALORD •i I UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO SAG; NATIONAL LINE OF BAHRAIN. IRAQ. KUWAIT. QATAR. SAUDI ARABIA AND UNITED ARAB EMIRATES EXPRESS MULTI-PURPOSE SERVICES FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE I KOM IM'W TVIWW HOM.kOM. Al MMIVM4 M. WABA V.IO* Al MMHKH Y»+ ——I v.r AL MRQAB V.7* ALSO CALLMG •WACOYA HAMTA
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      28 17 mm LONDON Freights 11/11 l CONSORTIA II SHIPPING Schedule VIII/IX CONTAINER Schedules IX WHO Acts for Whom IX SHIPPING Events X SHIPS In Port X REGIONAL Weather X
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      992 17 -fTfr I ODESSA 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 FASTEST SERVICE TO USi F iii» WL M. RAN)O M. M. M. M. jINGAPOPF Cl 26-26/7 27-28/7 LOUS MAEXSK
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      264 18 FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE From Europe VESSEL 3) r*a| 5) UN 1) Barcelona. Genoa. 2) Amsterdam. tatwp. I Haw*. Basle. UK. 3) Bremen. Brtmeriuvtn. Aartws. Cooenhafen Helsinki I) Matano Stockholm. Oslo •Accept** Europe carfo lor tooder na S port *Aho direct carp tor Sport t B*«M Pts contact PERMBC P
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      886 19 The Straits Steamship Group i QCL Overseas Containers Limited CONTAINf RSHIP SERVICE TO UK CONTINENT IS? ,M WUB W7 ÜBWSMI 84/8 M/S nacms u/t m/* •mkcms n/i —a W w/t MMKEMB JJ/9 14/9 CMKMMT 28/9 22/1 nua HT 27/1 2»/» uhtm an I •4/ia| h/u MjO ACC£PT*6 CjggO fflfc Mantel
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      456 19 Franco Belgian Ssrv/ces \JP«r wv. 1 Be r )'jr u i;rn» »njj (MLMBLR OF ACt CONSORTIUM JMUUM ruu cowtaobbw sonwo fkm tmow STOK t. KBJMG L« Nwn I'teai F°Ste*t Han Bitot* M H"tai BUmi 1 2A* tiki Bin St| Xii| 2lk| OHNTM. CHEF Nta ?1 tm 29 Mi i 11%
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      644 20 Hapag-Uoyd TO CONTIWNT UK EXPORTS I TO mm fUROPt MWTEKRAMA S port f Ketan| rent Inwi BMm Genaa tfburf Adam Btu«cn Antwerp Aerwe Mckmers 11/ l ?l/« 23/S U/0 IC/9 10/0 TO USA CANADA Kurana Maru 12/1 14/1 Heser Eipress 24/1 11/» Connecting in Tokyo < Connecting in Kobe "Also
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      432 20 FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE 10 EUROPE Vl* SUEZ 1 Member o' cf C«uort**n S>*» I atone I'4m f»t»« HW| btmij KOREAN MCEJN 25N 1/S 2/1 20/8 21/8 23/8 25/8 28/8 transnorid ma 21N 10/8 11/8 29/8 »/8 1/9 3/9 6/9 ORENTM CMCF AON 22/8 23/8 10/9 11/» 13/9 15/9 18/9 OCVM.DIPMa.4IN
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      416 20 EVERGREEN LINE FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE ACCETTRIG FCL IQI CARGO FOR SCP nu wc ice fii km wuk 11/17 01/01 21/01 71/01 25/00 27/00 20/00 (WCmm 09 01 24/00 01/00 02/00 M/0t 05/00 17/01 EtrarGrnt 10/00 04/00 11/00 12/00 14/0* IVWI7/00 *so warns ia/fa i ra/ra to goticibiog. umb cofdoMcni
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      1041 20 KIE GWAN SHIPPING (M) SDN. BHD. Hi. 26 A MILAN BERANGAN PORT KELANG. SELANGOR. MALAYSIA TUN* *****2, *****5, 3*9162 *****4,*****2,*****7 W. MALA TO E. MALAYSIA SERVICES: TGAMBELA KKbiu. S kan. Tawau TATOMOHSATU KKbtii.Sliafl.TtwM t KITA KKbiu Sian TMATI SENANG KKbiu. S'kan. Tawau THATI BAIK KKbiu. S'kan. Tawau t ACCEPTING CARGO
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      209 20 QSINOSE MARITIME PTE LTD m ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES 'A' ttSSEI GOTO FRO IRANIAN SERVICES 22/7 2/1 I. M*». B I 8. AM >», B. I PORT RE LANG PENANG SHOSE MARITIME PTE 110 TEI *****44/7 t *****70 MALOSE MARITRft SON M) Id *****2/3 MALArSIA IWOt 1 TRANSPORT
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      454 21 SS\ PIL GROUP EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICES VCBBEL KOTA WIS AT A KOTA MEQAH KOTA WIRAWAN KOTA WARUNA KOTA RAKYAT VOYAGE E-515 E-517 E-519 E-S2l E-523 SINGAPORE 9-12/S 15-n/a 5-10/9 10-14/9 16-20/9 LOADING FOR: ADEN, NODE 10AH, JEOOAN. AQABA MODE 10AH, JEDOAH, AQABA. PTSUDAN, MOMBASA, D'SALAAM ADEN, HOOEIDAH, JEDOAH. AQABA HODEIDAH,
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      261 21 MALAYSIA SHIPPING CORPN. SDN. BHD. KOTA HMAPAN KOTA MDAH KOTA BERLIAN 6/14 4/84 4/84 14-11/8 6/»4 Agents SINGAPORE Pll P KFIANG SEIATAN AGfNCY K 1 SFIATAN AGfNCY PENANG tFAN BFF A CO PK EI AUG LOAOM FOR 27-1/1 KX/SXN/TA 12-19/1 KK/SKN/TA 19-25/ A KU/KK/SXN It-24/1 KK/SKN/TA TEL ??***** Id 3880*>6
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      686 21 BENLINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO/OK* EUROPE 8/IB 11/11 12/11 11/1* IVII 17/11 IS/11 21/11 22/11 24/11 EUROPE HAM R-HAWN I DAM HAMS UM i f«press SjM SjM imi Mm SjM SjM I iprrss SjM SjM iMani SjM M SJM 25/7 r 2C/7 21/7 n,Eiprns 4/1 (/I Bj? 11/1 11/1
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      544 21 DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL LINE Far East S'pore Service Ful Container Vessel Bus* Toko Kobe Km Sport T|.Prirt GOWA VlO-0B 11/7 14/7 l«/ 7 2W K/7 27/7 EXPRESS SEKi-CONT/UNER SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE STORE PKELANGRDAM TIBURY/ WBUR6/ ANTWERP ADAM LONDON BREMEN SONBAIWNB 31/7-4/1 S/S 30/1 2/9 4/9 6/9 WE ARE ACCEPTMG
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      493 21 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BURMA FIVE STAR SHIPPING CORPORATION Loadvtf for Ranfoon S'pore P.Kelong Hoko VI66W In Port/29 July Pinyo V 74 26/28 July Sit-twoy* 28/30 July Pogon V 75 7/9 Aug •LOADING FOR HONGKONG JAPAN BANK LINE EXPRESS SERVICE TO UK/CONT rivn ikW SPORE R'DAM HULL HMBG 14 Au s
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      820 22 kECUADOR/PERU/CHILE IV LINE -KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD.— FHM/ MOTHER VSI SPORE (OH fDAS GUAVAQUL igugu KANSAI nOHa V3f SUBBCgKBPIT 2 Au, M (U, 24 s«p nUf, 7 Oct fro**/ Enowi vm Yokohama callao arka kjuqu RMBMPUtCEIV3f A VSI 2Au| s«p JOS* 2 Oct CENTRAL AMERICA /CARIBBEAN SEA feeder/vsl mother m
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      455 22 Accepting Break bulk and containerieed cargo** Diract I South Africa JAROME SHPfMG AGENOES (Re|. *****4/ 00K) 70 SHENTON WAY #04 03 MARMA HOUSE SMGAPOtt 0?07 TEL *****11 TELEX NO RS ***** CPS OfFCE TPC *034)29 Tel *****31 awl *****32 TERMMAL OFFCE TPC #034)30 Tel *****90/*****93 nc CHAR CHING MARINE CO
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      655 22 CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WIST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAINER/REEFER/BULK SERVICE lu*if t« lOS ANGTIES SAN FRANCISCO. SUTTEE lACOMA VANCOUVER BC Accqttaif ra/ra Cmimm mm I.'ST STi V 5« AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Acctpfcnt Fa/Fa Cwla Si 6Am 13 Aug 14/ IS Aa| 14 1/Am 18 19 Auk M M 6 s«i y, a
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      603 22 SANKO ASIA FRORR JAPANESE PORTS ANO HONGKONG Agents Singopore C F Sharp &Co (M) Pte Ltd Tel *****22 Port Kelonq JAN AS Sharp Sdn Bhd Tel *****4/*****9 JANAS Sharp Sdn Bh<f Tel *****5/*****9 GENERAL SURVEY FOR FUKUZAKI MARU will be held on 24.7 84 SUN TIMOR mil be held on
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      472 22 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD. 10 Anson Road »27 16 Internationa P'a/a Singapore 0207 Tel *****1 1 -(10 Lmesi <► BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK MAGIC STM *****09 PS S ptrt P Ktiai* load* fcr--12/1 15/1 ROTT/ANT/ILK. (AVON) SEAWOOD SHIPPING CORPORATION MTRASU (PTC) in BOOMS *****11 BMTMK SMPPK CO SON. M 4332W Wcr-Owuas
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      438 23 SLNOL NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTDi TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): K JACEJM 25W+..... TW BUDGE 21N 0 CHEF 40W C PAUL «m HK CONTAINER 41*. C CONTAINER 27W... Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia K JACEJIN S pore Closing Times: FCL Cargo 1800 31/7 LCI Cargo 0600 31/7 1 FROM EUROPE (VIA
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      399 23 DON AM HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO SP<«I »U*li Ml PIIINf AGINCKS PTf I ID Tel *****77 *****34 'Bookings) 77?'510 *****7? Operations) ????48; *****84 I Intrant) *****50 *****04 <CIS| 4UNIS TUNAS SI TIA SDN BHO HI Tel 414W0 4J4?44 PK lei 1R9564 P»N lel 36 737S
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      872 23 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SMSOV BULMNG 55. Market Street Siifapore 0104 Telephone Nunbers *****3 (15 l*es) Cable Address SMSOV SINGAPORE Tdei Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS 2510S P. KELANG PENANG M/S SHARKAT WAN SOON SON. M>. IST ANO 2ND FLOOR. MESSRS M THONG SHPPMG 23 WHd
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      468 24 l{ej|ional Container Lines Sailings Weekly Pio! Reliable Regular Punctual Berthing P S.A. 1500 Hrs. Tues, Thurs Sat REGULAR FEEDER SERVICE TO PHUKET/SONGXLA VOY. SM SXLA BXK PUT SKLA RATANA BHUM 117/1 M 2S/2C U 31/1 Aug RATANA BHJM 251/252 3/4 Aug «/7 Au MTMM BMM 1 IS/IN 10/11 Aug 15/
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      77 25 French Line UCORNE Vmml M/V ARTOtS V7LS4 M/V HAUSSMANN VBLS4 M/V ANJOU V9LS4 &l 11Ui\ aw.ir. uij.i iW; EE3KEH WU -^Seawinds DIRECT FULL CONTAINER SERVICES TO U8 PACIFIC COAST PT. KELANG PENANG 30/7 13/8 I 14/8 20/8 N 21/8 HARVESTER HARVESTER mws ORIFNIAI SF A WINDS I INF R AGf
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      196 25 ScanDutch 9 To Europe (Med/UK/NC/Scan) Anson In Port Anson 26/7 Anson 2/8 Anson 9/8 Anson 16/8 Anson 23/8 P. KELANG B Kemuning Sid B Butane 27/7 B Kemuning 3/8 6 Butane 10/8 6 Kemuning 17/8 B Butane 24/8 To Red Sea/Mediterranean From Europe From Red Sea/Med. HONG KONG SINGAPORE FEEDER
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      266 26 Reach the heart of America through the Ports of Virginia. rHrKw* i/Vwtwnwi America is a large and vibrant nation. From the industrial northeast to the sunny southwest—from Seattle to Miami to Chicago to Dallas exists a commercial, agricultural, geographical diversity unique in this world. And it's accessible to you through
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