The Business Times, 11 February 1985
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The Business Times
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Title Section12 1985-02-11 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 99/1/85 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1185 60 CENTS12 words
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591 1985-02-11 1 ALVIN TAY - Sign of recovery soon in the home financing market By ALVIN TAY POTENTIAL house buyers have been turning up in greater numbers at banks and finance companies to make inquiries about home financing, a sign which may mean a recovery soon in the residential591 words
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232 1985-02-11 1 SINGAPORE remains an exceptieo aa far as commanal politics is concerned. The government has eaaaa dawn hard on cemmu—and ehnnvlnlste over the past 25 years to prevent being hostage to sseh politics, said Mr 8 Rajaratnam, Senior Ministor (Prime Office). Mr Rajarataam232 words
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504 1985-02-11 1 LOH HUI YIN - By LOH HUI YIN A FLURRY of unexpected processing deals has given the Singapore refining industry a much-needed boost. The use of refining capacity has reached at least 750,000 barrels a day, and some industry sources have put it to504 words
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308 1985-02-11 1 TWO-THIRDS of Shell's massive 460,000-barrel-a-day processing capacity at its Pulau Bukom refinery are currently utilised. The Bukom refinery is the biggest in Singapore. It is also the largest in Shell's worldwide network. The capacity comes from four crude oil distiller units. Of the308 words
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392 1985-02-11 1 Reuter THE US dollar's meteoric rise appears to have ended hopes that a recent international agreement might succeed in curbing the currency's ascent. Currency analysts in Washington said yesterday that after a meeting last month of finance ministers of the five leadingReuter - 392 words
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Article89 1985-02-11 1 SINGAPORE is reviewing its rules on importing and transporting dangerous and hazardous substances following the Bhopal gas disaster. Several kinds of dangerous gases and chemicals were brought into the Republic under haphazard controls, Environment Minister Dr Ahmad Mat- tar said yesterday before leaving (or89 words
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205 1985-02-11 1 THE CENTRE of global economic activities has undeniably shifted in recent years from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Asean exemplifies what the Pacific has to offer. A world growth leader today, its population of about 270 million enjoys a steadily rising income,205 words
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Advertisement107 1985-02-11 1 Call Wayfoong at 737-7977 for a fast decision on your loan Waytoong Mortgage and Finance (S) Ltd A wnoty-owned subsidiary ot Hongkong Bar* 6 Claymore Hi* »03 00 Oaymore Plaza. Sngaoce 0922 A.P. No. 0006 SONY IB* KX-20PS1 51cm (20tnch) Profeel; a professional studio monitor for the home features Sony's107 words
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Advertisement368 1985-02-11 1 THERE IS REALLY nothing in common between a sumo wrestler and a symphony orchestra. But when maestro Choo Hoey is asked to comment on the Singapore Symphony Orchestra's tour to Scandinavia later this month, he likens it to the Japanese sport. Let KOH TSE YING tell you why. Page 8368 words
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Advertisement218 1985-02-11 1 Where efficient and personalised service is a tradition i-j-FOUR SEAS BA%n i TO Head Otlice 19 2f> Cecil Street S igapore 0104 What you missed.. IF YOU did not read Business Times on Saturday, you would not know... Why China wants a prominent Singaporean to look after its special economic218 words
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MANAGEMENT
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Article, Illustration873 1985-02-11 2 W C CHEONG - Entrepreneurial ventures financed by capitalists seem an enticing proposition Business ventures based on innovative technologies, started and managed by entrepreneurs and financed by venture capitalists, were until recently, largely an American phenomenon. The best-known example with the largest concentration of such technology-based new enterprises is873 words
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522 1985-02-11 2 The next best thing piggy-back riding THERE IS only a handful of local entrepreneurs developing, manufacturing and marketing products based on new technologies. But there are enough of them who are successfully doing the next best thing piggy-back riding on the hightechnology multinational corporations, or MNCs, which have operations in522 words
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585 1985-02-11 3 UPI CORPORATE CULTURE specialist Larry Bennigson remembers visiting one company that just could not get over the bad feelings of a merger even though it had happened 35 years before. "You could walk in and almost the first thing people talked about was whoUPI - 585 words
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FRONTIERS
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Article144 1985-02-11 3 LEE HAN SHIH - Compiled by LEE HAN SHIH A ONE-DAY intensive conference on the directions of the satellite communication business will be held in April at Washington DC's Four Seasons Hotel. The Satellite Summit *85, an «nnml event featuring briefing by industrial leaders, will explore issues including satellite broadcasting, trends144 words
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Article, Illustration162 1985-02-11 3 HEWLETT-PACKARD recently announced a lowpriced personal computer which, it claimed, is the first of its kind to use an Unix-based operating system. The operating system is the "housekeeping" software in a computer that decides what other software the machine will accept. An IBM personal computer that uses162 words
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Article78 1985-02-11 3 Made-in-Korea microchip THE first made-in-Korea microchip that can store more than 256,000 bits of information will soon hit the world market. Samples of the 256K IDRAM (dynamic random access memory) chip, developed by Samsung Semiconductor and Telecommunicaitons Co last year, have already been sent to 76 clients worldwide, including IBM.78 words
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MANAGEMENT BRIEFS
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Article132 1985-02-11 3 DIRECT MARKETING is a young industry in South-east Asia but big busineas in the US. Last year, over US$3O billion was spent on direct marketing promotions to generate sales of $140 billion. Direct marketing is a measurable and accountable process. The objective is to acquire a customer data-base132 words
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Article124 1985-02-11 3 FINANCING for small business the "how-to" of seeking approval for loans from a bank will be discussed by Miss Er Sock Kian, assistant vicepresident and manager of the credit department of the DBS. Her focus is on relevant details that small industries should look into124 words
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Article, Illustration878 1985-02-11 3 Company takes another bite at corporate market FT LIKE SO many lemmings, the blindfolded businessmen march over the edge of the cliff, falling to certain death one after another in single file. "On January 23, Apple Computer will announce the Macintosh office. You can look into it,FT - 878 words
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Advertisement294 1985-02-11 2 There are many ways that we could express our confidence in this remarkable car. But none better than putting a solid promise where other manufacturers put their limited liabilities. In the warranty. From your normal experience, that may seem as if we are sticking our necks out a long way.294 words
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Advertisement231 1985-02-11 3 WE ARE MCMNG... t: Hg li sussn IA. ±r V rtN K V I ft 0 a w m i m M 1 s /< £H w m m If n i it S T'^WZr' 0 •>? iSS EE i I CJ 01 ii a« i.i site vVw* ii 91231 words
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OVERSEAS
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450 1985-02-11 4 FT TAX CUTS for Britons In next month's Budget are likely to be much smaller than the Treasury has been hoping for, and the Chancellor of the Exchequer has been forced to curtail his ambitions for a reform of the indirectFT - 450 words
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Article243 1985-02-11 4 Reuter PRESIDENT Reagan has nominated an experienced secret envoy and troubleshooter for several administrations, to the post of US ambassador to the United Nations. Vernon Walters will replace Jeane Kirkpatrick, who resigned last month to return to private life after serving four years inReuter - 243 words
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Article, Illustration301 1985-02-11 4 Reuter AMERICAN Defence Secretary Caspar Weinberger has said that even an imperfect US "Star Wars" space programme would promote stability by making an enemy unsure if a surprise missile attack would be successful. He also said, in remarks prepared for the two-day WehrkundeReuter; AP photo - 301 words
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392 1985-02-11 4 AP THE US AMBASSADOR to Seoul has accused the South Korean government of not honouring "firm agreements" about the homecoming of dissident politician Kim Dae-)ung, which ended with police dragging Mr Kim and his wife away from their US escorts at theAP - 392 words
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Article128 1985-02-11 4 NYT A CHINESE official protested on Saturday about the Reagan administration's decision to withhold a US$23 million contribution to the United Nations fund (or population activities. saying the action was "unreasonable" and based on false information about China's birth-control policies. The protest came after theNYT - 128 words
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WORLD IN BRIEF
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Article47 1985-02-11 4 THE militant separatists of the Kanak Socialist National Liberation Front (FLNKS) decided last Saturday to resume destabilisation efforts while pursing negotiations with France. The FLNKS, which claims to represent most of New Caledonia's native Melanesians, or Kanaks, has been demanding independence for the French Pacific territory.47 words
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Article60 1985-02-11 4 DR JOSEF Mengele, accused of committing atrocities at the Auschwitz concentration camp during World War Two, may be moving between three South American countries in search o( refuge, a former US Justice Department official said. Mr John Loftus said his source told him that Mengele, a major in the60 words
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Article56 1985-02-11 4 TAIWAN will invite community leaders from Hongkong to hold talks with officials on the future of the British colony, due to revert to China in 1997. A spokesman for the Hongkong committee in Taiwan said the government would further relax its immigration and investment rules to encourage more56 words
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Article58 1985-02-11 4 AFFLICTED by a drastic setback in exports, South Korea's trade deficit in January rose to US$B54 million, more than double the 1412 million deficit recorded one year ago. Statistics from the Korean Trade A Industry Ministry disclosed the largest monthly trade deficit in nearly three years. The deficit58 words
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Article67 1985-02-11 4 Agencies A REPORT on police investigations into loans totalling about Ms9o million given out by Bank Bumiputra Malaysia Bhd's (BBMB) Hongkong subsidiary, Bumiputra Malaysia Finance (BMF), has been submitted to attorney-general Tan Sri Abu Talib Othman, informed sources said. The investigations were conducted by Supt Othman Dahwan andAgencies - 67 words
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239 1985-02-11 4 AFP THAILAND'S revenue department has said it would ask the head of an illegal but lucrative pyramid investment fund to pay 81.6 million baht (US$3.O2 million) in back taxes. The department, which had already ruled that Chamoy Thipyaso owed 5.6AFP - 239 words
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Article535 1985-02-11 5 Protectionism affects ability to trade out of trouble ARRIVALS Operator S*rvicc number Local timt From MAS MAS MAS Al BA SIA SIA GIA JAL A'FLOT JAL PAL JAL SIA NW StA StA UTA MAS SIA CAL THAI SIA SIA A'UA RA SIA SIA MAS SIA CPA SIA535 words
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Article625 1985-02-11 5 BRIAN GOMEZ - By BRIAN GOMEZ PROTECTIONISM has become a global problem which threatens the ability of debtor countries to trade themselves out of trouble, according to a new report by an international task force. The task force, brought together by London's Trade Policy Research Centre, said "recovery is625 words
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239 1985-02-11 5 Reuter AUSTRALIAN opposition leader Andrew Peacock has cancelled a European trip to confront Prime Minister Bob Hawke over his handling of the country's defence policies. Mr Peacock was to have met British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in London and have talks with envoys fromReuter - 239 words
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321 1985-02-11 5 Bernama ASEAN foreign ministers who are meeting in Bangkok today are expected to come up with a formula to get Vietnam to participate in a meeting with the Coalition Government of Democratic Kampuchea (CGDK), with Asean playing the role of "mediator". Asean members haveBernama - 321 words
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175 1985-02-11 5 AFP CHINA has announced that its industrial output rose 13.6 per cent last year, while industrial growth last month hit an exceptional 24.5 per cent year-on-year increase as a result of reform liberalising the economy. In a despatch monitored in Hongkong yesterday, the New ChinaAFP - 175 words
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Advertisement458 1985-02-11 4 Some facts about chairs from Diethelm that wl make you sit up. V) His \J head juts forward, his back is unnaturally curved, his neck is bent at an awkward angle and his shoulders are rounded. He must look familiar to you. He's your typical office worker slumped in his458 words
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Advertisement68 1985-02-11 4 Jn > "impressive in every way" Choice CBD site on Go* yer Quay Clos** to Rafales Place MRT Outstanding quality in design and m material finishes Prominent identity Cool, g-ey-green exterior Unobst r ucted sea views Over 60% of space to m; ;Dr tenants Available for occupation early 85 TUNG68 words
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Miscellaneous35 1985-02-11 4 Doonesbury 1 i i H m 3 HOtUS mt, AT FIRST MIKS HSMOULMT TAKING MKTOANYH? /o^. f w, a BY GARRY TRUDEAU HJTTOWtHBIXaPtDTO HOLPA oRt£flN6. HE F!6 u*es n$.iHe<MMY TOMA&THEM6OAIMI.<- 2 >WPA3?DINNER MORALE,MIKE! uermS!ri HtDWTW*35 words
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Advertisement235 1985-02-11 5 Pan Am. Direct tolbkyo Fa oa' Friday At 10.40 am AT&T Bffifii Olivetti and A&LWfarid leaders in information technology. Through their combined expertise, they are expanding the present and shaping the future with new sofations and innovative quality products. Olivetti. Europe's leading data processing manufacturer and marketer,and a world leader235 words
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BANKING AND FINANCE
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462 1985-02-11 6 Reuter THE FLOATING RATE NOTE issue by state-owned Oil and Natural Gas Commission is a significant step forward for India, and other .public sector companies are likely to follow suit, bankers in New Delhi and Bombay said. Last Thursday, ONGC signed agreements inReuter - 462 words
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142 1985-02-11 6 FT THE BRAZILIAN central bank has intervened in the activities of Sul Brasiliero, a major financial group with total deposits estimated at US$2.3 billion, in what is believed to be the largest corporate rescue ever mounted in Brazil. Sul Brasiliero, the country's 13th largest privatelyownedFT - 142 words
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199 1985-02-11 6 Reuter JAPAN'S finance ministry is considering raising the ceiling on issuing of yen certificates of deposit (CD) to more than 100 per cent of each bank's total shareholders equity and reserves in view of increasing demand for the open market instruments.Reuter - 199 words
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Article208 1985-02-11 6 UBS THE American dollar rose again on foreign exchange markets last week but the Swiss franc was soft. Central bank intervention receded in importance as a market factor. The confidence in the American economy resulting from the draft budget and the State of the Union address were theUBS - 208 words
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Article171 1985-02-11 6 THE Singapore dollar softened to close the week at 512.2585-05 against its opening 2.2255-65. It was traded between 2.2170 and 2.2630. The US currency continued to cruise effortlessly to new highs. The confidence in the dollar could be traced to firmer US interest rates, pent-up commercial171 words
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Article215 1985-02-11 6 Asian market ASIAN currency average deposit rates for the week ended Feb 8: BID PRICES High Low us$ 7 doys 1 month 8 13/16 8 7/16 8 3/4 8 1/2 2 months 8 15/16 811/16 3 months 9 1/16 813/16 6 months 9 3/8 9 9 months 9 11/16 9215 words
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228 1985-02-11 6 Green Collier THE INCESSANT but orderly rise of the US dollar was about the only significant factor affecting the gold and financial futures market last week. With the dollar so buoyant, deutschemark and yen futures were pushed to new contract lows. March deutschemarkGreen & Collier - 228 words
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Article283 1985-02-11 6 National Discount Co Ltd THE local interbank money market rose last week amid signs pointing to higher US interest rates and as cash withdrawals from banks became evident as the Chinese New Year drew near. Overnight funds were traded consistently above 5 Vi per cent, touching aNational Discount Co Ltd - 283 words
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Article77 1985-02-11 6 THE RANGE of caK rates for the week ended Friday, Feb 8: Bank fund 4.75 to 5 35 General fund 5 to 5.3 Source: Short Deposits (M) Bhd Discount prices At yesterday's close Prices offered by discount houses on Feb 9 3-month Treasury bJk 2 7/86 —2 3/4S77 words
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Article, Illustration466 1985-02-11 6 •mciue fct rm*t* lemtnf rate al 12 •P**'" ■K in Sincapor* PLR of bonks ot the close of business or. Friday, Feb 8, as supplied by the Association of Banks in Singapore. BANK PLR Algemene Bank 9 l American Express 10 Am'Dom R'terdom Bank 9Vi Arab Banking466 words
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Advertisement117 1985-02-11 6 ABN. The Dutch Bank. At home in Singapore since 1858. 1 A' It I M m it! From today we're in a new home. At 18 Church Street, Singapore 0104. We're moving to a brand new building at 18 Church Street, where there's more room to expand our services. Our117 words
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FEATURES
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Article, Illustration767 1985-02-11 7 ZHOU MEI - Economics Correspondent zhou MEi discusses the outcome of the 17th Asean economic ministers meeting which ended last Saturday in KL and its impact on Singapore ZHOU MEI SINGAPORE has no unique problems as such in its trading with the US. It shares the concern of other767 words
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Article993 1985-02-11 7 IF SPEED reflects the degree of consensus, then the 17th Asean economic ministers meeting must be surely one of the most harmonious gatherings to-date. The three-day meeting in the Malaysian capital came to a snappy close with half a day to spare. "There was virtually993 words
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Miscellaneous673 1985-02-11 7 WKHmas aaimsDai) J A CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 A striking suit? (5) 6 Two out for a hundred is a bungle! (5) 9 Rodent catcher on a bike? (3-4) 10 Porter upset by touts (5) 11 Point to marines in trouble at sea (5) 12 Can this sign mean "Islands"?673 words
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THE ARTS
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Article, Illustration840 1985-02-11 8 KOH TSE YING - By KOH TSE YING THERE IS REALLY nothing in common between a sumo wrestler and a symphony orchestra. But, when maestro Choo Hoey is asked to comment on the Singapore Symphony Orchestra's tour to Scandinavia later this month, he likens it to the Japanese sport. To840 words
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Article, Illustration526 1985-02-11 8 LISA LEE - By LISA LEE SYMBOLISM has always been a norm in dance but for the Hongkong City Contemporary Dance Company it is more than a necessity. While other modern dance groups have moved under the "dance for dance's sake" banner with emphasis only on technique, the CCDC seems to526 words
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Advertisement98 1985-02-11 8 II K I from all Post Offices in Singapore The service is Telefax. Now extended to aN post offices and al Telecoms customer services outlets. So just walk into the nearest outlet for your Telefax Service. Very convenient indeed. Saving you time and money. Pick up a leaflet today from98 words
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Miscellaneous1070 1985-02-11 8 W m^CDUdJ 2.30 PM SBC Text "Live" Sample Pages 3.00 Operas and Programme IfighSghts folowed by Princess Chang Ping (Mandarin with English subtitles/r) 3.55 As We Are 4.20 Toybo* I 4.50 Vision On Countryside (Last episode) 5.15 Romper Room (English) 5.45 Letty 6.10 Programme Kghfights (English) 6.15 News (English) 6.251,070 words
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SPORTS
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170 1985-02-11 9 AP ;JOHN HENRY, the marvellous old gelding being groomed for "another campaign at the age of 10, was voted for an Eclipse award last Friday night as the 'Horse of the Year for 1984. History's richest racehorse, With earnings of US$6.6 million,AP - 170 words
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Article62 1985-02-11 9 UPI •UNHERALDED Marc Flur and 13-year-old Mary Joe Fernandez scored third-round victories last -Saturday to keep pace with t favourites Martina Navratilova and Ivan Lendl in the US$l.B Z million International Players "Championships. Fernandez won 7-6, 7-6, taking the tie-breakers by 7-5 and <T-3. Flur, who is rankedUPI - 62 words
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Article, Illustration216 1985-02-11 9 Reuter CARL LEWIS missed a world running mark the crowd was hoping for last Saturday, but the Olympic star won the crowd's enthusiasm for his singing of the US national anthem. His performance on the track was almost flawless, as he won the 55-metreReuter - 216 words
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Article, Illustration470 1985-02-11 9 The US$2OO,OOO Sarasota Classic, Florida UPI NANCY LOPEZ, trying to repeat as champion in the first tournament she ever won as a professional, fired a five-under 67 last Saturday to share the lead with Patty Hayes at the end of three rounds of the US$2OO,OOO SarasotaUPI - 470 words
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500 1985-02-11 9 WALTON MORAIS - By WALTON MORAIS INTERNATIONAL Douglas Ooi finally put his indifferent form behind him in the Premier League competition to win the best gross title in the Police Cup competition at Bukit yesterday. Douglas, who last week returned to the SICC league team after not500 words
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180 1985-02-11 9 UPI MARK O'MEARA took dead aim on his second consecutive PGA tour victory last Saturday when he shot a seven-under-par 65 to open a four-stroke lead over Larry Nelson and Jim Simons after three rounds of the US$5OO,OOO Hawaiian Open. O'Meara took command andUPI - 180 words
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Advertisement275 1985-02-11 9 First-class sound. r IW MW sw FM Bl *uf>u n .J mm &VM*' mms onus fxmmm wtummm t v *A&* feAL-AW jK .S. VA -sr -sr w iar "wr V >k St Ni s V The finer the car. the more important the car stereo design, the reception, the sound275 words
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Advertisement158 1985-02-11 9 yvu s ,«3k Now, there are just five and four apartments 01 '^^■1 mi/' > These apartments, a total of 41 units, are convenie located at Whitley Road. They're superbly finishe in Italian marble, parquet flooring, built-in cupboc and split unit air-conditioning to living/dining roo of townhouses. Recreational facilities include158 words
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Miscellaneous28 1985-02-11 9 Bristdw Erai^kLDickiEnS 3 '•At Ff\T UrtGBINU/ POfV>omp»L) ——r—^ U>TW U>H\SWE£S f—P>LLj) tT^ b w LgTTeg IS p..J If ?%sp l /rvfrl n) [I'm stuck ON 10- DOWN JocO28 words
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INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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346 1985-02-11 10 AP MITSUI AND CO, a major Japanese trading company, will team up with another trading house, C Itoh and Co, and the US satellite maker Hughes Communications to set up a joint company to carry out a feasibility study on theAP - 346 words
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104 1985-02-11 10 Reuter GENERAL MOTORS, the world's biggest carmaker, is to increase output sharply during the next two months. Last Friday, GM president James McDonald said in a speech to the Chicago car show that the company's biggest problem is supplying enough cars andReuter - 104 words
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302 1985-02-11 10 watt. STREET could not sustain last Thursday's rally and closed little changed last Friday after the chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, Paul Volcker, once more warned of the dangers of US budget deficits. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dipped by 0.11 points302 words
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Article98 1985-02-11 10 FEB 06 a 35 1* Hud Boy Imp CM Inco 47* 18** 33* 41 -l-** kit Ut* 23* 22* -1** Ml hhcket 27* Kerr Add 17 13* -1* Lototaw B 19* 36* 3* 26* Mc BhxM 26* -1 35** 16* unch 31** 68* Noranda 58* 20* 14* unch 4*98 words
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Article199 1985-02-11 10 unch unch -►5 -5 toe unch INDUSTRIALS A Alpho 750 Abercom 130 AE And O 715 mo UnMC WooKworth Anglos 460 1325 MININGS 2375 unch -5 met..:::::::::::::: 2225 unch -5 Angfvoa! ***** unch -50 -200 Bartows 930 1900 Bhryoors Buffets 6450 210 Charter 4256 Cum* Financ* 335 Com GoM199 words
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Article514 1985-02-11 10 Fit US$ rvulofM Tire 19* 18* 30* Newmont Mng 43* FMC Cp 65* Nortok 68* 1* Akron Akimn Akoo 31 38* unch Ford Motor Freepoct Mtfiri 45* 20* 26* inch 14* Alegheny Lud 28V. Oin Cp 36 Akxd Cham Cp 39 28* 40* AJbed Stores 53* unch Ata-Chafcners514 words
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Article672 1985-02-11 10 Amsterdam FEB OB Fh abn 396 00 -0 5 158 00 2 216 50 -05 104 20 +0 3 AMEV Aintoi Amrobnh Bafk Boh Bonumq Botko Burtat Cafand Cafc Da* Mij EImv* Fgh Fokkar 217 00 +0 5 I 74 20 -0 9 53.50 unch 103 00 unch672 words
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161 1985-02-11 10 Reuter BROKEN HILL Pty has disclosed that talks held last Thursday between the Papua New Guinea government and Ok Tedi mine operator Ok Tedi Mining Ltd (OTML) on the future of the gold and copper mine are inconclusive. The general manager of BHPReuter - 161 words
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Advertisement73 1985-02-11 10 Pescahou Restaurant Provencal w«?;7 e introduc inary delight* of Provence nee the rustic charm of t Provence region in France, MVt the beauty and fragrance of the land from to Nice are reflected in the unique flavour* of He cuiair Now at the Novotel Orchid Inn, Le Peecadou brings you73 words
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Advertisement102 1985-02-11 10 d 0 o° < mace Gardcp Time: 12 noon 2.30 pm Price: $12.(XT Fashion Show: 1.15 pm Models: mori/olon Modeling Agency Clothes by Belle De Bella PRESIDENT MERLIN HOTEL SINGAPORE V f 181. Kitchener Road, Singapore 0820 W Tel: *****22 A sumptous buffet lunch awaits you with savoury specialities to102 words
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Advertisement154 1985-02-11 10 MEMBERSHIP FOR SWIMMING POOL MEMBERSHIP FEE Single $15.00 per month Couple $25.00 per month Family $50.00 per month Group/Company Negotiable ENTITLEMENTS: Exclusive use of the Swimming Pool on 3rd Floor of the Hotel from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. 10% Discount on all meals in Cafe De Grand. 10% Discount154 words
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Advertisement136 1985-02-11 10 X V f rtag L6u Teochcw Restaurant for the best Teochew delicacies in town. i Discover our famous dian-xin, r delicious steam-boat Teochew 4 porridge and other mouth-watering delights prepared by Hong Kong chefs. And feel like royalty while W you dine in Oriental splendour. Open daily from: 11.00 am136 words
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INTERNATIONAL COMPANY NEWS
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Article635 1985-02-11 11 Takeover would saddle Carl Icahn with huge debt NYT A MAJOR Wall Street battle broke out last Friday between Phillips Petroleum Co and Carl Icahn, its unwanted suitor, over whether Mr Icahn could profit from a defensive tactic intended to deter him. At issue is a complexNYT - 635 words
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590 1985-02-11 11 FT AMERICA'S two largest soft drink manufacturers are lining up to compete for a rapidly expanding consumer market in India with their Pepsi-Cola and Coca-Cola brands. Having tackled the vast markets of the USSR and China, they are now turning their attention to the world'sFT - 590 words
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155 1985-02-11 11 AFP MATSUSHITA Electric Industrial Co has developed a 9.9centimetre thick colour television set combining technologies of the existing cathode ray tube (CRT) and liquid crystal display (LCD) screens. A company spokesman says that the flat colour television, which features the thinness ofAFP - 155 words
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103 1985-02-11 11 Reuter FORD MOTOR CO remained the leading car importer in France last year and raised its market share to 7.86 per cent of new car registrations from 7.11 per cent in 1963. The Car Importers' Association said that Volkswagen AG remainedReuter - 103 words
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1069 1985-02-11 12 AFP FADING HOPES of an early cut in British interest rates led to further nervousness on most commodity markets in London last week. But early in the week, sterling's weakness contributed to gains in places, with copper and zinc at near five and 11-year highs respectively.AFP - 1,069 words
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150 1985-02-11 12 PRICES closed mixed on the local produce market last week. Pepper prices were up sharply in moderate volume. Black pepper closed $15 to $20 higher per 100 kilo. White pepper prices were steady on buying upport from Europe and Japan. Also helping pepper150 words
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Article131 1985-02-11 12 Chinese Produce Exchenge (Sellers' noon closing prices on Feb 9 SS/100 kg) Coconut oil Bulk FOB '57 00 Old drum FOB 170 00 New drum FOB 174.00 Copra Mixed (loose) 85 00 buyers Pepper Muntok wtwte FOB NLW 710 00 'SeCfiw 700.00 «0.00 'SStoeK.W ***** ***** C nffpp131 words
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Article176 1985-02-11 12 WHEAT futures closed 3'/i cents per bushel higher in March to unchanged in thinly traded distant March on the Chicago Board of Trade on Friday. Nearby March settled at $3.57 Vi after posting a $5' <-cent range on the day. Late buying in March by Frazier Parrott, Geldermann/Peavey and176 words
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Article90 1985-02-11 12 AFP INDIAN TEA production touched a record 644.52 million kg last year, an increase of 56.52 million kg over 1963 production. The most impressive showing was by south India, which recorded an increase of 33.79 million kg and produced 147.84 million kg last year, the NationalAFP - 90 words
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Article156 1985-02-11 12 THE Singapore and Malaysian rubber markets were lethargic last week ahead of the long holiday season, said Holiday, Cutler, Bath and Co. The maturing February position moved sideways at the 165 Singapore cents level throughout the week in featureless trading, with turnover restricted largely to squaring off, although light156 words
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Article605 1985-02-11 12 COFFEE Robusta futures closed Friday afternoon with losses of £22 to £10 and around session lows. May finished at £2,363, down £20 and £3 above the low. May was down eight at £2,375 at midday but prices fell further in the afternoon on trade and speculative liquidation influenced605 words
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Article173 1985-02-11 12 SOYBEAN FUTURES closed 214 cents to V* cent per bushel lower on the Chicago Board of Trade on Friday. March settled at $5.96 Vi after posting a 4V2-cent range on the day. Widespread rains in the major soybean producing regions erf Brazil and expectations of additional precipitation over the173 words
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Advertisement244 1985-02-11 12 The Danish Connection in Far East Banking jf r I- > *r > W- < k 4 s B :.v a Ul V S> L\ *1 *F, m k v i <> *y i I i .■r V* K Ux Hi m !I Sffi EatsK-- A WW k> S\\ s,244 words
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Article, Illustration5474 1985-02-11 13 CHEN QINGSHUN - By CHEN QINGSHUN PROFIT-TAKING at the Singapore stock market last week resulted in what most observers described as a healthy correction to the previous week's sharp rally. The BT Composite Index fell 13.59 points to 724.17 over the week while the Straits Times Industrial5,474 words
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330 1985-02-11 13 w% r VlAustralia M Reuter AUSTRALIAN share markets ended trading on Friday with an easier tone although the week's trend was mixed. Brokers said support in the industrial sector, highlighted by situation stocks ■nH demand for high technology companies, balanced fall* in the resourcesReuter - 330 words
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Article418 1985-02-11 13 JULIANA TAY - Week ended Feb 8 compiled by JULIANA TAY CORPORATE DEVELOPMENTS Hortobon Holdings has acquired a 24 per cent stoke in United Pulp ond Paper Hongkong Land has completed its HK$2.9 bdfcon sale of shares in Hongkong Bhd's (IGB) construction arm, IJ M Engineeringond CWruction has418 words
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322 1985-02-11 13 BCI THE MILAN share market continued to surge last week on institutional support, particularly from rapidlygrowing unit trusts. The BCI All-Share Index rose 2.9 per cent to 270.91, a level last seen in June 1961. Demand was spread throughout the market, but gains wereBCI - 322 words
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Article1257 1985-02-11 14 GERALD COLVERD - frnuj London li j By GERALD COLVERD IT WAS PROBABLY Charles Dickens who unwittingly invented the first home computer in the guise of Mr Micawber. It was his philosophy or programmed opinion that a marginal surplus in income over expenditure equalled happiness whilst the reverse was1,257 words
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952 1985-02-11 14 m I New York FT "AS JANUARY GOES, so goes the year", is a bit of old investment folklore that still carries a lot of weight on Wall Street. So the market's 75-point fling in the first month of 1985 was the sort ofFT - 952 words
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Article450 1985-02-11 14 TERESA LIM - T7 ■Hongkong M By TERESA LIM Hongkong Con I —pondont FRIDAY was a day of thanksgiving for those brokers who their reputations on the lira» by predicting the Hang Seng Index would make 1,400 points by Chinese New Year. For three consecutive sessions last week, stock450 words
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99 1985-02-11 14 Reuter TROUBLED French car maker Renault's 1564 net loss may reach 12 billion francs, far higher than earlier estimates. The 12 billion franc loss, which would be a record for French industry, is now a working estimate at the Industry Ministry, which isReuter - 99 words
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742 1985-02-11 14 K.Lumpur A WIDESPREAD profit-taking at the Kuala Lumpur stock market last week raised some doubts about the appearance of the traditional Chinese New Year rally. Share prices closed on a mixed to easier note as profittaking was evident throughout the week, following742 words
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270 1985-02-11 14 P Tok,D AFP SHARE PRICES maintained the previous week's upward momentum on the Tokyo stock market last week. At the close of trading on Friday, the Dow indicator topped the 12,000-yen level for the first time in market history. In spite of the JapaneseAFP - 270 words
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Advertisement537 1985-02-11 14 LUM CHANG HOLDINGS LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) The Directors of Lum Chang Holdings Limited are pleased to announce the unaudited results for the half year ended 31 December 1984. Half Year to 31 Dccambcr 1964 (a) TURNOVER (b) Investment and other income excluding extraordinary items (a) Consolidated537 words
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Advertisement256 1985-02-11 14 NOTICE TO COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 1M AND GOLDEN PAGODA NOTICE 18 HEREBY OIVEN, pursuant to Section 280 of the Companies Act, Cap. l® that a meeting of creditors of the abovenamed company will be held at the office of Coopers h Lybrand, 9 Penang Road #12-00 Supreme House, Singapore 0823256 words
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558 1985-02-11 15 UNSECURED CREDITORS of financially stricken Socoil Corp Bhd have been advised to accept the 40 cents per dollar repayment negotiated with the company. This is in view of the unclear manner in which Kentucky Fried Chicken (M) has offered settlement in full, said558 words
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167 1985-02-11 15 UNITED Engineers Ltd has almost confirmed BT's report that it had found a buyer for part of its 44-per cent stake in listed United Engineers (M) Bhd. In a weekend reply to a query from the Stock Exchange of Singapore, UEL said it was167 words
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913 1985-02-11 15 wm By HOCK LOCK SIEW FIRST Entity Corporation Sdn Bhd's proposed acquisition of a 32 per cent stake in TDM Bhd is generally seen as a joint effort by the Trengganu state agencies and the private sector to make use of a publicly-listed vehicleBy HOCK LOCK SIEW - 913 words
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Article287 1985-02-11 15 BEE TONG TRADING Co Pte Ltd, a wholly-owned unit of Ong Holdings Pte Ltd, has bought 25,000 shares of Hwa Heng Csrp Ltd (formerly Hwa Hong Manufacturing Co Ltd), raising its stake to 989,467 shares or 1.1 per cent. Ong Holdings and its units now hold 56.41 per287 words
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446 1985-02-11 15 CHAN OI CHEE - Company acquires assets in Hongkong By CHAN OI CHEE SPECIALIST subcontractor TIM Group Investments Ltd has become the latest public company to seek investment opportunities in China. It is understood that the company, which gained a listing on the Stock Exchange of Singapore446 words
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362 1985-02-11 15 Bernama FOREIGN-OWNED estates and plantations in Malaysia will be restructured to enable Malaysians to eventually gain major- ity ownership of them, according to Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad. He said the restructuring would be in line with the New Economic PolicyBernama - 362 words
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132 1985-02-11 15 Bernama DUNLOP MALAYSIAN Industries Bhd (DMIB) has won two new contracts to supply 5,000 agricultural tractor tyres to Pakistan and 1,200 earthmover tyres to Eastern Europe. The Pakistani order is worth more than Msl million and will use 113,000 kg of naturalBernama - 132 words
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Advertisement201 1985-02-11 15 2nd International Exhibition for Wire, Cable and Optical Fibre Industries Wire- TokyolBs Tokyo International Trade Center 2 6 April 1985 Japan's own Wire Exhibition... for the second time Located at the heart of one of the most vibrant and exciting economies in the world. WIRE TOKYO 85 will be a201 words
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Advertisement127 1985-02-11 15 Let Shing Loong help your business grow A f fiW ■%„<K m t vteC'T I "a (J. A, i*i*i Shing Loong Finance has been selected by the Economic Development Board to operate the Small Industries Finance Scheme (SIFS) and the Extended Small Industries Finance Scheme (ESIFS). Through these schemes, we127 words
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Article, Illustration898 1985-02-11 16 LISA LEE - Occupancy rate higher and more stable than that of hotels By LISA LEE SERVICE APARTMENTS are enjoying occupancy rates that are the envy of many hoteliers. But as more such apartments come onto the market, owners are becoming concerned with rising competition, and at least two898 words
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414 1985-02-11 16 AP A SLOWDOWN in the growth of Soviet defence spending, first detected by Nato experts a year ago, may signal a shift in the Kremlin's economic priorities. A summary of a Nato study, released in Brussels yesterday, estimates that Soviet military spendingAP - 414 words
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239 1985-02-11 16 THE COMPANY Director's Association of Australia will form a chapter in Singapore later this week with an inaugural meeting of directors and chief executives. The meeting will be held at the Executive Club, Overseas Chinese Banking Corporation, on Thursday at 5 pm.239 words
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Article134 1985-02-11 16 UPI JAPANESE LAWYERS are apparently proving the old adage about stealing more with lawbooks than guns. Authorities in Tokyo said some 92 per cent of the lawyers investigated by the Regional Taxation Bureau had cheated on their taxes. In a report, tax officials said the 325UPI - 134 words
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LATE FILE
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Article29 1985-02-11 16 AFP TWO DIPLOMATS erf > neighbouring country were expelled from India on Thursday (or suspected involvement in the Indian spy scandal, an Indian newspaper reported yesterday.AFP - 29 words
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40 1985-02-11 16 AP INDONESIA has invited China to the 30th anniversary observances for the Afro-Asian conference in April, even though the two countries do not have diplomatic relations. China had attended the 1954 conference in Bandung. APAP - 40 words
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Article44 1985-02-11 16 Reuter BRITISH Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's popularity is at its lowest ebb since before the 1982 Falklands war. In an opinion poll published yesterday, 51 per cent of those polled thought she was "out of touch with ordinary people". ReuterReuter - 44 words
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Article40 1985-02-11 16 Reuter A PHILIPPINE general has said that communist» are infiltrating military and police ranks. The Daily Express yesterday quoted Brigadier-General Dionisk) Tan-Gatue as saying that this was part of a hid to launch an all-out war.Reuter - 40 words
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Article34 1985-02-11 16 Reuter SEVERAL explosions echoed through the southern Lebanese city of Si don overnight and security sources said unknown gunmen had exploded 10 grenades to raise tension before Israel's pullout. ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article47 1985-02-11 16 Reuter IRAN has reduced Its prices for light and heavy crude oil with effect from Feb 1. The cuts reduce the price by US$l.O5 to U5528.05 a barrel for light crude and by 30 US cents to U5527.35 a barrel for heavy. RenterReuter - 47 words
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Advertisement268 1985-02-11 16 International Management IfUMGEffIEVIT are pleased to announce the upcoming seminar entitled The Job of the Chief Executive Singapore April 7-12,1985 Exclusively reserved for top management, the seminar looks at the chief executive's unique challenges and multi-faceted responsibilities, especially when operating in the Asian context. The seminar offers participants the opportunity268 words
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Advertisement132 1985-02-11 16 FINOH! Hungarian for "fantastic" aptly describes this months buffet luncheon at The Belvedere From now till March 1, feast on authentic Hungarian cuisine from the old country. Many spiced with paprika, caraway seeds and sour cream. There's original beef goulash, an all-time favourite; cold roast duck, eggs stuffed with caviar;132 words
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Miscellaneous60 1985-02-11 16 Outlook foe today: Showers over several aroos in the lot* morning ond afternoon. Report for 25 hours prior to 7 30pm on Fab 10 ot It>« airport: Maximum temperature 31.2 Associated humidity 68 Minimum temperature 24.3 A n r i nt AssocKJTec numfairy Hours of sunshine 2.80 -Rainfall in millimetres60 words
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359 1985-02-11 17 THE United States Lines has tendered its resignation to the New York Freight Bureau (NYFB), a grouping which governs trade between Hongkong, Taiwan and the US east coast. It will leave the conference on April 6. On that date it will also359 words
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549 1985-02-11 17 G DURAIRAJ - By G DURAIRAJ POMEX-MAYA Sdn Bhd, Malaysia's newest shipping line, has announced bold plans that will make it a serious contender for national cargoes at present reserved for state-owned national lines. The Malaysian-Japanese joint-venture company, which will launch a breakbulk liner service next month,549 words
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Article786 1985-02-11 17 IMppfcig Um Cot 1 Atmu VI 3 Ahrankiai Law V 4 AC Toapfar X s AJphatram VI 4 AndakoShpg VI 1 1 Ant oh Onam Lin* X 1APCUna V 4 APL 4/5/6 Arrow Una* X 4 ASCL 1 Anobrofcar V 5 Altos Unas X 1 Autrouo Lin*786 words
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Article136 1985-02-11 17 A POLISH freighter rolled over and sank in the icy North Sea during a winter storm, and only one sailor is known to have survived from the crew of 25, a West German Maritime Agency said. Gale-force winds and a blinding snowstorm forced rescuers to call off136 words
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Article59 1985-02-11 17 SURCHARGES on cargoes moving to and from Bombay were suspended on Feb 7 due to some improvement in port conditions, a statment from the India-Pakistan-Bangladesh Conferences said. Surcharges of US$lOO per 20 foot equivalent unit for full container load cargo and 7.5 per i cent for less than59 words
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Article46 1985-02-11 17 INDUSTRIAL action by workers of a private barge company have blocked export of jute goods worth 100 million rupees from Calcutta; Press Trust of India (PTI) said. It said the action, in support of demands for higher wages and otter benefits, affected five mills.46 words
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298 1985-02-11 18 Reuter A UNITED Nations conference aimed at tightening rules governing flags of convenience for merchant vessels has moved a step forward but a number of obstacles remain to be overcome before a deal can be clinched, conference sources said. The 100-nationReuter - 298 words
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Article522 1985-02-11 18 AN IRANIAN interest has bought a supertanker, the Sea Song. The 357,023-long dwt tanker was acquired from the financially striken Saleninvest (or about U518.25 million. The 1977-built Sea Song along with another ultra large ultra crude carrier, the Wah K wong-owned Venturis, would be anchored off Sirri Island,522 words
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Article, Illustration494 1985-02-11 18 KINGSLEY WOOD - By KINGSLEY WOOD THE ANRO service between Australia and major South-east Asian ports returned a loss last year, according to an Australian National Line (ANL) review of its various trade routes. The line said revenue had to improve through rate increases matching general cost rises.494 words
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Article1893 1985-02-11 18 THE BULK of chartering I was confined to the time- i charter sector of the freight market on Thurd- say with fresh grain fixing < very slow to emerge and no new Indian government fertiliser business reported, shipbrokers said. < Chinese time-charters fixed a 26,000 tonner from Guaymas1,893 words
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133 1985-02-11 18 AMERICAN shipping lines carried the most cargo from South Korea to the United States in 1984. With burgeoning demand for its goods, the Asian country exported a record 258,790 TEUs of cargo tothe US an increase of 22.3 per cent over 1983. US-flag133 words
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Article216 1985-02-11 19 THE BIGGEST shipowners on the North Atlantic are planning new rate increases which will be discussed with shippers later this month. There are hopes that, following a harmonious meeting between both sides halfway through last month, the acrimony which accompanied westbound rate increases last year will216 words
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204 1985-02-11 19 GREEK yards hoping to clinch a large repair order for Soviet shiprepairs were left in a lurch following a recent five-day visit to Greece by Soviet Merchant Marine Minister Timofei Guzhenko. A joint communique issued after the visit vaguely said both countries have agreed204 words
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Article49 1985-02-11 19 WORK is expected to start later this year on transforming one of the oldest parts of Southampton docks into a marine complex. Owner Associated British Ports, has now selected the consortium whose job will be to undertake the £20 million scheme at the port's Town Quay area.49 words
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Article128 1985-02-11 19 Reuter THERE were 96 oil tankers/combination carriers totalling 20.06 million long dwt being used as floating oil storage containers on Feb 1 compared with 86 amounting to 17.85 million dwt, shipbroker Howard Houlder said. The latest total comprised 37 vessels totalling 7.26 long dwt owned by oilReuter - 128 words
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2583 1985-02-11 24 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 Singapore.2,583 words
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Article690 1985-02-11 25 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godws FCL Arrival for LCL movement Ship Voy date/time Operator cargo schedule Location A Maine 3 11.2.85 2000 USL TA 3 0700-0800 L7 Ming Fortune HE 11.2.85 2100 Malay States FSB 0800-0900 B4 Pelopor 122 11.2.85 2300 Boustead TA 3690 words
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Article1813 1985-02-11 25 Who acts for whom The leading shipping lines operating from loeal ports and their agents. A— B AFEA African Shipping Agencies (Si Afra-F.nraala I J»» Transgroup (Si. thrrnklrl liner Service Kirr. Shpg (Si Alfred C Tnepfer Oceanus Shipping Agen cies (S) Marintex Enterprise (PK>. AI par Intrasea (St Bintang Shpg1,813 words
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Article382 1985-02-11 26 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES DonamNo 8 Gotong Royong Kota Berkat Straits Hope Bum Chin Daxing Frotakobe Ibn Younus Jenhol Jenson Kee Expander Lin Petaling Rajah Brooke Sibolangit Straits Venture Trans Hav 25/6 19 8/9 21 15/6 37/8 31/2 33/4 22 23382 words
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Advertisement147 1985-02-11 17 UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG) uUASC rrttT': v urn*.v,m,iw +vi iii^Tnrnn.rtT.-n.v SEALORD SHIPPING AGENCIES 70 Sh«nton Way M-02C M»rina Houie Singapore 020 Tel *****94 Tpl«»a No RS2S4 1 CFS office TPC 03 30 Tel *****31 and *****32 Terminal office TPC 03 29 Tel No *****90 *****93 NATIONAL LK EXPRESS FULL147 words
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Advertisement784 1985-02-11 17 4L MAERSK LINE XPORT TO USA, EUROPE. MIDDLE EAST. WEST AFRICA ASIA n i< rr 15/3 4/4 •SMGAPOM aOSMC TMS CY 11/? 1100 MRS CfS 10/7 2300 MRS 17/3 1«/ ?4/3 25/ 31/3 4/4 13/4 4/4 I U 13/ 2t/ 20/4 I 22/ i'» < .n i! i 'W J784 words
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Advertisement362 1985-02-11 18 LoJ VC W WIKTW7 YAMASHITA-SHtHNIHON LINE Mm JL w JCf contains* services r— USA/CANADA Pacific South Woat Pacific North Waat Faadar at Tokyo Faadar at Kobo lA/IB 0« IMhw US SIT KOI fID KWho *S H/J 22/3 TOKYO M 27/3 2t/3 31/3 H TOW II 23/3 2S/3 WAWA M 1/4362 words
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Advertisement1034 1985-02-11 19 The Straits Steamship Group STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Ports and Bangkok occ Overseas Containers Limited CONTAINERSWP SERVICE TO UK CONTINENT Also Accepting Cargo For: Hambw| to Cop*ntu|en Aartan Gother Rotterdan to Antwetp Amsterdam Osio Bremerdtaren to Brnncn Souttufliploa UN <tpm BHlist I OiMn H tw{ Biprr R1,034 words
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Advertisement841 1985-02-11 19 NYK FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO AQABA SHORTEST TRANSIT TIME TO AQABA FROM SINGAPORE 13 DAYS 2 SAILINGS A MONTH STARTS FROM END OF FEBRUARY SINGAPORE JEDDAH AQABA m.v."RENEE DELMAS" voy-1 Mar. 9 Mar. 20 Mar. 22 Head Office: 3-2, Marunouchi 2-chome, Chiyoda-ku. Tokyo 100. Japan Tel (03) 284-5151 Agents: Singapore:841 words
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Advertisement618 1985-02-11 20 V M Hapag-Lloyd EXPORTS TO CONTINENT/UK On carriage to Scandmawia, Med, Carribean &S. America Inland haulage to inland destinations in Europe Sport P Ketant Penanf t««i B*ao Gd») H-burj W»" Bha*en Antwerp 14,2 13/2 11/2 9/3 16/3 21/3 19/3 24/3 Rhine Maru 15 2 Oe»etopet Rhine Maru 15,2 Chalenjer Rhine618 words
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Advertisement606 1985-02-11 20 THONG SOON k AGENCIES PTE. LTD. *09-07. ROBIN A HOUSE S PORE 0106 TEL *****88 TELEX RS ***** BOOKING *****56 (DIRECT LINE) SINGAPORE TO PENANG ETA KM SOON U 12 Ftb 17 Feb DESTINATION Penang Penang KUCHIN6 •EQUATOR 10 Ftb "EQUATOR N 17 Feb 14 Ftb Kuchtng 22 Ftb Kuching606 words
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Advertisement838 1985-02-11 21 V\v PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street, 03-00 Singapore 0106 Tel: *****33 VESSEL KOTA SINGA KOTA PUSAKA KOTA WANGSA KOTA RAKYAT KOTA MULIA VOYAGE HONGKONG SINGAPORE LOADING FOR: eil u E-551 20-21/2 25-1/3 HOOEIDAH, JEOOAH. AQABA. PORT s "P*' ie ir E-553 26-27/2 3-7/3 TAMATAVE, MOMBASA. D'SALAAM, "°CAWSCIO838 words
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Advertisement812 1985-02-11 21 BENLINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE STRAITS I LUROPE EUROPE STRUTS FROM tUROft HAM B HAVEN R OAM HAVRE UK P KEIANGS PORE FOR Rhow Miru Sactfd SiArt SaM SiAefl Sifed 15/2 BU. TK. NG KB Kisufi Mmi Sited Sided Sated Sited Sited 21/2 MKG INN Bennron S«M<I Sited812 words
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Advertisement500 1985-02-11 21 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES mgk BURMA FIVE STAR •W SHIPPING CORPORATION (Burmese National Line) Loading for Rangoon 19/21 Feb 22/26 Feb 1/3 Mar PKelang Penang 9/10 Feb 17/18 Feb \> BANK LINE LiLdLl M riilT fiHi.il MEADOWBANK IVYBANK SPORE R'OAM HULL HMBG 9 Mar 5 Apr 10 Apr 13 Apr 12500 words
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Advertisement668 1985-02-11 23 &NOL NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD I TO EUROPE/UK (W« SUEZ): Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia C ROZE S pore Closing Times: FCL Cargo 1700 lj>/2 LCL Cargo 0500 16/2 FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) SS BUDGE UE K JACEJM 27E T* HUME 23E O C«F 42L K. CHANCE 201 HK CONTAMER668 words
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Advertisement511 1985-02-11 23 HEUNC-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels DON AM SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO P KELANG. PENANG, BUSAN, INCHON <• PIWI «I.INIS NFPIIINf HGINCKS Pit I ID Tfl ?/«<)<*;' ''BS4 <4 hrr,|.n K^ ???7510 ?o?.' Oprrjt.Miii .'.'o9/84 ??0?4S0 ??0?S04 (CfSi Ml IT Sit AU NIS I UNAS SHI* SOW BHO XI Irl 414W0511 words
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Advertisement557 1985-02-11 24 I?c<|i»iial Container l.incs T g! 3 Sailings Weekly (LjflQjPl Reliable Regular Punctual Berthing P S A Mon, Wed Sat HINODE KISEN CO. LTD 111 K lIK W UKI < iKKIr.K SINGAPORE ISLANDS LINE Ltadtac lor ft. Loos, Rim, Tamatave, Durtan, Mombassa, Dirtssiism INI VE6 DEUTFRACHT/SEEREEDEREI ROSTOCK FORTNGHTLY FULL CONTAINER SERVICE557 words
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Miscellaneous178 1985-02-11 24 PV" Yi m m i s >rV tv an t «i 1 WL 4 m if'A Mm y =sN ■> r*H S LLl£ °C cT" SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDfTIONS AT 7.30 AJ* THIS MORNING. LEGEND: R. Thunderstorm Temperature °C Shower Weather Wind direction with speed In knots R in178 words
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Advertisement307 1985-02-11 25 COMPAMA NAVERA MARASIA, S.A. FUU COMTAKKMP SEHRCE TO MB FMM BARCELONA FOS. COM MB WESTE BARCELONA STORE STORE P. KELANG BARCELONA GENOA HNIATA MMHJ tan 17 F«M 14 MONT MMK Fit I) Fik 21 M» 9 M* 13 sium tuwsportaton rrc in SHWK TEL *****22/1 *****37. K LUMPUR *****1. *****9307 words
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