The Business Times, 26 March 1985
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Title Section11 1985-03-26 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 99/1/85 TUESDAY, MARCH 1(8$ 60 CENTS11 words
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460 1985-03-26 1 LIM SOON NEO - M L in the running for Bangkok bus project Competitive bid helps company to clinch shortlisting By LIM SOON NEO THE Motor Leasing group has been shortlisted as a turnkey contractor for the revamp of the entire Bangkok bus network, thanks to its competitive bid of 6,000 million baht (about460 words
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610 1985-03-26 1 A SUGAR BUFFER FUND set up in 1973 and expected to exceed $234 million by the end of this year was disclosed yesterday by Brig-Gen (Res) Lee Hsien Loong. The fund was set up to subsidise the Sugar Industries of610 words
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Article101 1985-03-26 1 Reuter A SOVIET guard shot and killed an officer of the American military liaison mission in East Germany. A statement from US army headquarters in Heidelberg, West Germany, said the army learned of the shooting on Sunday. The statement said the name of the officerReuter - 101 words
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256 1985-03-26 1 AMERICAN BUSINESSMEN in the Asia Pacific has called for the withdrawal of trade benefits for countries which do not have adequate copyright protection. Singapore was cited as one of such countries by the Asia Pacific Council of American Chambers of Commerce which met256 words
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Article, Illustration91 1985-03-26 1 AFTER an indecisive morning yesterday, bilb gained Ike *pper hud in the afternoon, resalting In shares closing (Inner en the Sin gape re stsck market. Yesterday's gains breaght the ST Indastrial Index abeve the 891 sapport level. Sentiment remained caatisas and there was little conviction as to the91 words
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424 1985-03-26 1 CHUANG PECK MING - By CHUANG PECK MING EMI SINGAPORE, which has gradually cut back on its operations in Singapore, will move its tape production to Malaysia by the end of the month. What will be left of its operations here will424 words
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92 1985-03-26 1 WESTERN countries recorded a US$5.3 billion trade deficit with the East bloc last year, up $3 billion on 1963. A report published in Geneva by the UN Regional Economic Commission for Europe said trade with East European countries accounted for $3.7 billion of the92 words
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494 1985-03-26 1 ALVIN TAY; LISA LEE - By ALVIN TAY and LISA LEE IN WHAT appears to be a quick answer to Credit POSB's latest two-prong approach, finance house kingpin Hong Leong Finance yesterday lowered its housing loan rates by half a percentage point. HLF chairman Mr Kwek Leng Beng told494 words
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Advertisement106 1985-03-26 1 Nikon THE WORLD'S FINEST PHOTOGRAPHIC SYSTEM (USA) 1 ?'.V '-T.l r/ V'i U in n L\ to your leisure Bving f r dft Gibson in Parchment New, complementing Kohler bar sink makes entertaining more fun and easier! Fashioned from durable acrylic, it is stain resistant, impact resistant and lightweight. And106 words
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Advertisement278 1985-03-26 1 Mora Parliament reports Back Paga TWO MAJOR CONTRACTS worth more than $30 million hove been awarded by the Ministry of Environment for the construction of Singapore's first half-way house for refuse. Page 3 WHEN THE US and the Soviet Union start arms talks, the action unfolds in two arenas the278 words
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Advertisement12 1985-03-26 1 Full report, Pag* 13 Asian stocks, Pag* 11 Intl stocks, Pag* 1012 words
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Advertisement171 1985-03-26 1 Nikon THE WORLD'S FINEST PHOTOGRAPHIC SYSTEM World of Business Travel FOR executives, the constant battle with schedules, airports and hotels can be anything but glamorous. Tomorrow, in a survey that no-one whose journeys are really necessary will want to miss, BT examines the latest developments in the world of Business171 words
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HOME NEWS
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735 1985-03-26 2 BRIAN GOMEZ - By BRIAN GOMEZ SINGAPORE's traditional oil-re-lated business can still have a bright future if government, industry and banks work in harmony to overcome constraints currently facing oil refining, offshore service and construction businesses. In discussing "Survival Strategies for Singapore"735 words
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Article135 1985-03-26 2 THE EFFECTIVENESS of the newly-imposed 10 percentage point increase in the ad valorem duty of petrol for motorists will be raised in Thursday's sitting of Parliament. Dr Koh Lam Son, Member of Parliament (Telok Blangah), wants to know from the Communications Minister, Dr Yeo Ning Hong,135 words
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359 1985-03-26 2 Free-falling oil prices are not a likely outcome of current world surplus capacity and dissension within OPEC, according to David Hanna of Arthur D. Little's energy economics section at Cambridge, Massachusetts. Speaking at a company-or-ganised oil forum, Mr Hanna said that although359 words
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113 1985-03-26 2 AN INDUSTRIAL engineering conference covering a broad spectrum of industrial engineering issues will be held in May. The two-day conference on "The role of the Industrial Engineer" will be held at Dynasty Hotel on May 29 and 30. It will focus on techniques to improve productivity113 words
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319 1985-03-26 2 A JOINT VENTURE was formed yesterday between a local company and a Japanese software house which aims to be "the software company of the region". ULC Systems (Far East) Pte Ltd, a venture between Universal Computer Co of Japan and the319 words
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Article, Illustration154 1985-03-26 2 NTUC COMFORT, which has been using mini-buses as school buses, recently bought 100 new mini-buses to upgrade its fleet. The 100 units of Freight Rover Sherpa mini-buses are estimated to cost about $1.5 million. Malayan Motors, which clinched the contract, said the Sherpa's new streamlined154 words
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198 1985-03-26 2 The president of the British Institute of Chartered Accountants, Mr Alan Hardcastle, yesterday denounced "commercialism" in the form of fee-cutting and unrestrained advertising in the accounting profession. Such practices, he warned, would lower professional standards and undermine public respect for accountants. He was speaking on "The198 words
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476 1985-03-26 3 LISA LEE - By LISA LEE CONTINUING EDUCATION may be made compulsory for local architects, engineers, managers and other construction professionals to ensure their competitiveness internationally. There are plans to set up a "proper machinery" to allow continuing education and postqualification training outside formal postgraduate degree programmes.476 words
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Article137 1985-03-26 3 COPIES OF the Asian Computer Directory 1985, formerly known as the Asian Computer Yearbook, will be available from next month. The directory publishes profiles of companies which have computer installations and companies which provide computer products and services located in 14 Asian countries. According to the137 words
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Article, Illustration368 1985-03-26 3 A DIXON has been promoted to deputy manager, Singapore, responsible for the operations of Hongkongßank's 11 branches in Singapore. Prior to his new appointment, he was manager of credit at the bank's Singapore area management office. TW O'BRIEN is now Hongkongßank's manager of credit. He will be368 words
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224 1985-03-26 3 ATS COMPUTERCENTRE has developed a software package capable of analysing factors in a 120-storey building in less than half an hour. Contbeam, the last of six modules in a software package developed locally, can analyse stress and loads and will be224 words
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439 1985-03-26 3 BOEY KIT YIN - Construction of refuse half-way house By BOEY KIT YIN TWO MAJOR CONTRACTS worth more than (30 million have been awarded by the Ministry of Environment for the construction of Singapore's first half-way house for refuse. Earlier this month, the ministry awarded a $11.9 million contract439 words
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190 1985-03-26 3 THE SINGAPORE subsidiary of Sanden Corporation will take over the production of SD-505 car airconditioning compressors from its parent company in Japan from May 1 this year. The move will open new markets for Sanden International (Singapore) to the US, Latin America and Europe, which190 words
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173 1985-03-26 3 PRODUCTS ranging from marmalade jam to ballistic protection fabrics is being promoted in Singapore by a trade mission from Manchester. The mission, organised by the Greater Manchester Economic Development Corporation (GMEDC), will be here until March 30. Other products which the mission will promote include173 words
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Article65 1985-03-26 3 A NEW British and Northern Ireland High Commissioner has been appointed in Singapore. He is Mr William EH Whyte, who presented his credentials to the Acting President, Mr Wee Chong Jin, yesterday. Mr Whyte, 57, began his diplomatic career in 1965. He was the British High Commissioner65 words
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Article96 1985-03-26 3 THE SINGAPORE Armed Forces will be conducting military exercises in Lim Chu Kang, Marsiling, Mandai, Tuas, Wing Loong and Loyang areas until Sunday. Blanks and thunderflashes will be used. The public is advised not to be alarmed. Meanwhile, the Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) is conducting96 words
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Article71 1985-03-26 3 THE PORT of Singapore Authority will hold three safety courses on the handling of petroleum and related products in the next two months. The first course, on ship inspection, covers the basic chemistry of oil, hazards of petroleum and petroleum products. The second course is71 words
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OVERSEAS
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501 1985-03-26 4 AP THE SOUTH KOREAN government yesterday said no political motive was found in an official investigation of a Chinese torpedo boat that drifted into Korean waters carrying six dead crewmen and two wounded. A government statement, distributed in Korean and subject toAP - 501 words
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507 1985-03-26 4 AP HUNGARIAN Communist Party leaders, in speeches written for a congress yesterday, have endorsed cautious economic liberalism but condemned domestic critics in the country, the most reform-minded of Soviet-bloc countries. The meeting in Budapest was the most important policy session for Hungarian leaders inAP - 507 words
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203 1985-03-26 4 Reuter SECURITY HAS been stepped up in Chandigarh, capital of Punjab state after Sunday's killing of two politicians there. All India Radio in New Delhi said yesterday that city authorities have banned demonstrations and closed colleges in a precautionary measure ahead of a protest calledReuter - 203 words
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198 1985-03-26 4 S^The Trial UPI AN AUDIO expert yesterday identified voices on a soundtrack of Benigno Aquino's murder as saying: "Here he comes", "Shoot him", and "I'll do it" moments before the opposition leader was assassinated. Jose Man Gonzales, 47, testifying for a second day at theUPI - 198 words
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Article, Illustration215 1985-03-26 4 AFP A FORMER police sergeant and a consumer loan company employee were arrested in Yokohama early yesterday morning after holding four people hostage for about 12 hours in a bank robbery attempt, police said. The former police officer, identified as Hiroshi Ozawa, 40, was taken to aAFP; Reuter photo - 215 words
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267 1985-03-26 4 AFP THE INTERNATIONAL Monetary Fund (IMF) might refuse to allow the Philippines a second drawing from its US$6l5 million standby facility until the impasse between a Saudi Arabian bank and the country's other lenders is solved. The top trade daily, Business Day, saidAFP - 267 words
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Article153 1985-03-26 4 AFP IRANIAN anti-aircraft artillery roared in Teheran for 15 minutes yesterday, apparently marking the end of a tacit truce against hitting civilian targets. But it was not yet ascertained whether there had been an air raid. Teheran has not been attacked by Iraqi warplanes sinceAFP - 153 words
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513 1985-03-26 4 Bernama THE MALAYSIAN National Union of Journalists (NUJ), expressing anxiety over Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad's statement that he is "rethinking about being liberal to the press", yesterday called for the setting up of a select parliamentary committee to review lawsBernama - 513 words
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Article153 1985-03-26 4 Reuter AN AUSTRALIAN court yesterday awarded damages of Asl4s million (US$lOO million) against the auditors of a finance firm whose collapse was described as one of the country's major company disasters. More than 20 defendants were named in the Supreme Court action taken by trustees for theReuter - 153 words
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Article66 1985-03-26 4 THE HOME COURT advantage does not always give players the edge that legend has created, and the home team is more likely to lose a crucial game than win, Psychology Today magazine reports in its April issue. "A home crowd that expects or demands too66 words
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Article774 1985-03-26 4 ARRIVALS Operator Sarvic* number Local time From PAA CV MAS MAS MAS MAS MAS RBA SIA CPA GIA PAS CV796 MH601 MH681 MH603 MH671 MH8I1 BI42I SQ103 CX7I0 GA960 0155 0315 0720 0820 0905 0935 0940 1000 1005 1030 1100 JFK/SFO/HKG LUX/DXB KUL KUL KUL KUL PEN774 words
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421 1985-03-26 5 NYT A GROUP of powerful Liberal and Centrist Democrats in the US House of Representatives have sent a private letter to Mikhail Gorbachev warning that the Soviet Union must comply with existing arms control treaties or risk the most serious consequences for theNYT - 421 words
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148 1985-03-26 5 NYT ORDERS for American-made machine tools rose 12.4 per cent in February from the month before and 17.1 per cent from February 1984, the industry's trade association has said in a report. The National Machine Tool Builders' Association described the mood of theNYT - 148 words
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601 1985-03-26 5 Bill Brock taking a hard line NYT THE REAGAN Administration has rejected as inadequate, moves taken so far by Japan to reduce barriers to telecommunications imports. Bill Brock, US Trade Representative, took the hard line in trade discussions in Washington on Friday, against a packageNYT - 601 words
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241 1985-03-26 5 AP TAIWAN'S former military latelllgeace chief mad twi ef Us aides will be ladlcted aext week la coaacctioa with the marder of a Chlaese-Americaa Jearaallst whose writings were critical ef Talwaa's Nationalist Chinese government, the Defeaee Ministry said. Defeaee Mlalstry spekemnaa Major Geaeral ChaagAP - 241 words
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Article216 1985-03-26 5 AP THE ADMINISTRATION of US President Ronald Reagan may accept cuts in its defence spending proposals, provided they do not harm national security. The remarks by White House Chief of Staff, Donald Regan, to the American television network NBC, were the strongest indication yet ofAP - 216 words
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Advertisement513 1985-03-26 4 Seminar on Investment And Business Opportunities Through ASEAN Industrial joint Ventures (AIJV)" April S, 1985, Hotel Equatorial, Knala Lumpur Organised by the Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers AIJV Projects Private Sectors' Viewpoints OBJECTIVES and Experiences by Mr R M Haller-Trost, The ASEAN Governments had on November 7, President, Asian Automotive Engineering513 words
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Miscellaneous98 1985-03-26 5 Doonesbury NOW, MIKE, DOttTOVERREACT. TM NOTASKM6YOUTOTAKE on yuppie accounts. wepont i usemmiAww I HEREANYim. ITS f TOO VAGUE. 1 3? I WEPREFERTDDESCRIBE PEOPLE PSBEIN6EFTHER INNER: OR OUTERDIRECTEP. momS ARE KXJR STANMRV, CONFORMING achievers, i want wj TDTAR6ETTHENNERS. 1 m i w >/ 4* i! ■W r WEWANTYOUTO DEVELOP VALUESENSIWE APPROACHES98 words
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WORLD BACKGROUND
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Article, Illustration572 1985-03-26 6 When public statements out-talk private negotiations Even Pentagon supporters such as Senator Barry Goldwater have said that they voted not so much for the MX as to support the commander in chief. Moderates went along, not wanting to be blamed for sabotaging the US negotiators. NYT WHEN THENYT - 572 words
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Article, Illustration885 1985-03-26 6 NYT WHILE THE Soviet Union was marking the transition to a new generation of leadership last week, China used the occasion to show that it, too, was grooming younger, better-educated leaders able to guide the country into the 21st century. Always conscious of the valueNYT - 885 words
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686 1985-03-26 6 FT IN THEIR frequent self-congrat-ulations on the US recovery, Reagan Administration officials rarely fail to mention the creation of millions of new jobs. Indeed, the power of the American economy to put its own people back to work while absorbingFT - 686 words
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481 1985-03-26 6 Reuter BREAK the speed limit more than twice in Japan and you could wind up with a cropped head, wearing white overalls and bowing before a monument representing atonement in a special jail for errant drivers. Most of the 224 inmates ofReuter - 481 words
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362 1985-03-26 6 Reuter A MAJOR BRITISH wartime spy who passed on secrets from within Germany has spoken out for the first time to clear the name of the intelligence chief who recruited him. The Age newspaper in Melbourne said yesterday that the spy, identified asReuter - 362 words
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Advertisement41 1985-03-26 6 NADAMAKI Vi'T Where East meets West. For the very best in Japanese and Continental dining where else but the Shangri-La. Tli RESTAURAISTT $hangri-La hotel SINGAPORE Ample FREE parking. For reservations, ring Fsthcr on *****05 or *****44 ext. 1954. shancri-la international hotel41 words
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Advertisement100 1985-03-26 6 J D KINGSFIELD COMMERCIAL AND CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT SERVICES Today's market requires Contractors/ Employers to be fully aware of their contractual rights and entitlement from day one of the project. J D Kingsfield have resources available (worldwide) to investigate report and prepare or defend construction claims. Additionally J D Kingsfield can100 words
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BANKING AND FINANCE
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Article560 1985-03-26 7 SINGAPORE The US dollar closed firmer against most major currencies in moderate trading on commercial demand and short-covering yesterday. The dollar closed higher at 3.2415/30 marks compared with an early 3.2240/50 and New York's Friday 3.2190/2210 close, but below its high of 3.2470. It closed stronger at 256.45/55560 words
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Article238 1985-03-26 7 Interbank rates at 3pm yesterday: Currencies Nom i nst rate* Smithsonian quoted yesterday cross parity change Local dollars to one unit of foreign currency: US dollar 2.2450 2 2460 2.8196 -20 38 Sterling pound 2 6154 ***** 7.3469 -64.40 Australian dollar 1 5625 1 5654 3.4286 -54.43 NZ238 words
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Article352 1985-03-26 7 BA Futures EURODOLLAR futures opened yesterday at the same level as Friday's CME close. The June contract opened at 89.68 and was traded to 89.65 before a bout of short-covering brought it up to 89.69 by mid-session. Liffe opening saw the June contract being pushed down to close atBA Futures - 352 words
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Article71 1985-03-26 7 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore interbank money market fell by 11/8-point from last Friday to close at 31/4 per cent yesterday. The one and two-month term rates fell by 1/16point each while the threemonth rate remained unchanged. S$ Interbank rates at 3pm yesterday: OHt Bid Ov«r nght71 words
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Article, Illustration369 1985-03-26 7 Asian market ASIAN dollar deposit rates closed firmer in light trading yesterday compared with last Friday. News that January US durable goods orders were revised to show a 3.2 per cent rise instead of the estimated 1.8 per cent underpinned rates. Overnight closed at 8-11/16 8-9/16, up Vi -point from369 words
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Article195 1985-03-26 7 HONGKONG: The metal closed lower yesterday, but dealers noted strong support for the metal near US$3l4. It finished at $314.20/70 an ounce against an initial $315.30/316.00. This compared with Saturday's $316/317 close here, which was same as New York's Friday closing. On the local market, gold ended HK$l6 below195 words
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199 1985-03-26 7 UPI ARGENTINA hopes to reach agreement with the IMF within 15 days on a revised economic programme to reduce its roaring inflation and open the way for new bank loans. Mario Brodherson, Argentina's chief debt negotiator, said an IMF team would be arriving inUPI - 199 words
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299 1985-03-26 7 AP A GROUP of major insurance companies reportedly will hear an emergency proposal this week to provide US$l billion worth of temporary insurance for depositors in Ohio's closed savings and loan institutions. The Cincinnati Enquirer says state officials have been working with the insurance industryAP - 299 words
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Article182 1985-03-26 7 MERRILL LYNCH A Co and Ayala International Corporation have set up a joint venture to provide advisory, real estate and asset management services to institutional and individual clients in the Asean nations. The Singapore-based joint venture, Merrill Lynch Ayala International (MLAI), will operate alongside the existing network182 words
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FEATURES
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Article495 1985-03-26 8 CREDIT POSB's latest two-prong approach to win a bigger share of the residential home loans market came barely one month after President Devan Nair disclosed in Parliament about the government's target of a 100 per cent home-owning society 10 years from now. It is495 words
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Article, Illustration1589 1985-03-26 8 JOHN BURN - Sheraton group steps in to save China's troubled luxury hotel By JOHN BURN NYT JOHN KAPIOLTAS smiled when someone suggested that the Sheraton Corporation's entry into the hotel business in China was like the cavalry riding in. "I wouldn't say we see it quite likeNYT - 1,589 words
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Article371 1985-03-26 8 Cheek Yen Aik - Cheek Yen Aik General Manager Urban Redevelopment Anthertty Dear Sir, We refer to your editorial "Time To Pause and Rethink" (BT, March 14, 1965) and would like to respond to the statement: "While Orchard Square remains unsold, the URA is busy knocking down the entire stretch of old371 words
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Article141 1985-03-26 8 C M R Nunns - C M R Nunns Dear Sir, As a recent discoverer of the wit and wisdom of Doonesbury, I had intended to write expressing my relief to find that Americans seem to be taking themselves less seriously than they used to. After all, the outstanding feature of Doonesbury141 words
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Article141 1985-03-26 8 Letters to the Editor Dear Sir, A belated note in defence of Garry Trudeau and Doonesbury. I agree whole-heartedly with your comments regarding his subtle observations on current political, economic or social situations. My criteria of his excellence is gauged mainly from my indecent haste in opening the141 words
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Miscellaneous24 1985-03-26 8 BriStoW: Fmnk Dickeng 9>POSPG>e. €jGSG» P*>D CMiPS SM StSASTIRN p'C eL IN GRMADA grfwy Toudo TOPO IN rue ncxe k FsrslD TR£PCx£_ PoCOimG. PiU^Cßlft24 words
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SPORTS
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565 1985-03-26 9 WALTON MORAIS - By WALTON MORAIS WAYNE SMITH of Australia yesterday gave an indication of what the scores might be like in the Singapore Open, which begins on Thursday, when he fired a three-under-par 68 to lead the qualifiers for the tournament proper. Smith, who finished joint565 words
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Article365 1985-03-26 9 THE REGION'S first international golf show opened yesterday at the World Trade Centre with a call for the setting up of a public golf course in Singapore. Mr Richard S K Leong, managing director of On trade Exhibition Services, organisers of the Asia-Pacific Golf365 words
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Article, Illustration643 1985-03-26 9 AP CURTIS STRANGE rolled in a two-metre birdie putt on the 90th hole for the richest prize in American golf, US$l7l,OOO, and the title on Sunday in the Panasonic Las Vegas invitational tournament. Strange's last-hole birdie finished off a round of 5-under-parAP - 643 words
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Article195 1985-03-26 9 AP JAN STEPHENSON snapped a long winless string and became the Ladies Professional Golf Association's latest millionaire in the process on Sunday when she shot a 75 that was good enough for a one-stroke victory in the U*****,000 GNA tournament in Glendale, California. Stephenson finished theAP - 195 words
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355 1985-03-26 9 Reuter TOP-SEEDED Martina Navratilova, dispelling any idea that she might be slipping, swept past Helena Sukova of Czechoslovakia 6-3, 7-5, 6-4 on Sunday to win the 1984-85 Women's Circuit tennis championships. In a virtuoso performance during which she held service 16 straight times, theReuter - 355 words
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Article102 1985-03-26 9 CHILE beat Uruguay 2-0 (halftime 1-0) on Sunday in a tense World Cup qualifying match which the referee considered suspending after he was struck by a missile from the stands. Uruguay, now second in South American Group Two, started hard and fast but were kept out by102 words
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Miscellaneous1108 1985-03-26 9 to cm ijmdnd C CHANNELS 2.30 PM SBC Teit "Live" Sample Pafes 3.00 Openini and Proframme llghSghts followed by The Struggle (Mandarin) 4.30 Story Tine (Selected stories in Tamil) 4.55 Jenny Koo Koo 520 My Favourite Martian Hate Me A Little 5.45 The Duck Factory The EAication of Sheree Winkler1,108 words
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Miscellaneous743 1985-03-26 9 THE. CENTRE OF THE HEAP SHOULP BE A little bit to the right of the ball at APPRESS SO THAT NOU HAVE THE LEFT EWE INKNVEP1ATELV ABOVE "TUE BALL IF WOO WERE TO PROF A CON STRAIGHT POVWN FROM THE LEFT EWE THE COIN SHOULP HIT THE BALu IF NOUR743 words
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INTERNATIONAL COMPANY NEWS
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Article, Illustration743 1985-03-26 10 Assets of family once estimated to be worth US$5.5 billion FT DO Nelson Bunker Hunt and his brother William Herbert now know their net worth? Once asked for a figure before a Congressional Committee investigating their alleged attempt in 1979-80 to corner theFT - 743 words
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221 1985-03-26 10 Reuter EXCO INTERNATIONAL PLC's management accounts for the first two months of this year show satisfactory activity for Telerate and for the group's moneybroking, fund management and forfaiting, or export financing, operations. The company's other divisions also started the year well.Reuter - 221 words
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Article58 1985-03-26 10 AFP SUZUKI MOTOR Co said it would hold talks with Britain's Bedford Commercial Vehicles on joint production of small commercial vehicles in Britain. Details of the projected joint production were not disclosed. Bedford Commercial, which is 10 per cent owned by GM of the US, last September signedAFP - 58 words
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554 1985-03-26 10 FT FIERCE infighting between supporters of Mr Kakuei Tanaka, the former Prime Minister, and the Japanese business establishment is continuing to bedevil the affairs of Nippon Telegraph and Telephone on the eve of its transformation from a state monopoly into a nominally private company.FT - 554 words
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ASIAN STOCKS
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Article315 1985-03-26 11 HONGKONG: Share prices finished slightly higher yesterday in moderate trading as buying interest revived from late morning. The Hang Seng Index rose 1.54 to 1,362.23. Volume was 175.14 million compared with last Friday's 258.66 million. Jardine Matheson rose 10 cents to HK19.35, HK Gas five to $8.85, and Hang315 words
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Article213 1985-03-26 11 MA* 25 MT 4.37 +007 Nan Yo Plos Pacific Cons Pacific Elect W»e 28 10 21 00 17.10 unch 0 9 -0.1 Asia Cement 2520 unch +02 Poolung Paper 142 -0 01 Hwo Bonk 51 00 unch -03 -0 05 Sharp SNhfcn Paper 1670 unch Chia HuT?<nMnt 22 20213 words
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Article388 1985-03-26 11 TOKYO: Share prices fell steadily yesterday and the market average dropped below 12,500 as investors took a wait-and-see attitude at the start of a new week with the approach of the end of March trading and the end of many companies' business year. The market average fell 44.69 to388 words
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Article128 1985-03-26 11 MANILA: Share prices closed generally easier in quiet trading yesterday. The Mining Index dropped 3.78 to 693.80 and the Oils Index was 0.009 lower at 0.602 while the Commercial Industrial Index was unchanged at 130.93. Atlas Con B and Lepanto B dropped to 18 pesos from 20.50 and 0.042128 words
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Article370 1985-03-26 11 3YDNEY: Share markets closed stronger in active trading yesterday, and resource stocks found strong buying support. The All Ordinaries Index closed ahead 10.5 points at a record 821.1 points compared with a previous top of 810.8 last Friday. The All Industrials Index was up 5.4 to 1,179.6 and the370 words
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Article157 1985-03-26 11 BANGKOK: Stocks closed higher in moderate trading yesterday. The Book Club Index rose 0.62 point to 129.88 and gains led losses by more than five to two. Turnover rose to 358.817 shares worth 60.3 million baht from last Friday's 350,062 shares worth 38.3 million baht. MAI 25 Aokham That157 words
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Article75 1985-03-26 11 MAR 25 Won +9 1 ■1 Hytndoa Const Hyund® Motoc KAL 901 570 648 unch -5 -7 Chohoirig 0k Cotnmorciai Bk 576 611 Karoo F«V Koroo 01 625 1751 +5 -25 Koroo Sh? 350 unch -5 10 635 unch Doewoo Ind 545 Samsung Co. 725 855 -5 Dong Ah75 words
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Article54 1985-03-26 11 Reuter KYOCERA CORP and NV Philips Gloeilampenfabrieken will set up a joint sales company in Japan next month. Kyocera and Philips Telecommunication Network Corp, equally owned by both companies and capitalised at 100 million yen, will sell in Japan from next autumn "Sopho-Net", a data telecommunication systemReuter - 54 words
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641 1985-03-26 11 AFP SHOCK WAVES from Taiwan's worst business scandal which has crippled the Cathay Industrial group are still reverberating in Taipeh as the government moves to minimise the damage. It has been more than a month since a government bank took over the Tenth Credit CooperativeAFP - 641 words
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179 1985-03-26 11 AFP ITALIAN carmaker Fiat will sign a US$26O million contract tomorrow allowing a Chinese factory to make Fiat minibuses and light trucks under licence. The agreement comes during a visit by Italian Foreign Trade Minister Nicola Capria, who arrived in Beijing last Wednesday. SourcesAFP - 179 words
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Advertisement86 1985-03-26 11 Treat yourself with our daily buffet spread. Or choose from our generous a la carte menu. For the final indulgence, our desserts and home-made ices are too good to miss. The Orchard Cafe. Where variety is deliciously Distinctively Hilton n/3Mi in Style. HQg HttPON INTERN AT SWGAPOttfc Top oftHe CD86 words
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711 1985-03-26 12 Low prices aggravate situation Bernama MALAYSIA's chance to increase rubber production after the wintering session in midApril may be hampered by a shortage of tappers, the Malaysian Rubber Exchange and Licensing Board (MRELB) said in its latest monthly market review. It said that exporters,Bernama - 711 words
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Article268 1985-03-26 12 THE Malaysian Rubber Exchange and Licensing Board (MRELB) is in an advanced stage of forming a joint-venture company with the private sector to operate a warehouse specifically designed to handle rubber exports via the Johore port, MRELB has disclosed. The move is in line with268 words
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Article210 1985-03-26 12 SINGAPORE The market closed firm yesterday with April One RSS buyers quoted at 172.50 cents per kg, up 4.50 cents from last Friday. The morning session gained five cents on shortcovering and speculative buying interest in moderate trading. Prices eased slightly in quiet afternoon trading on lack of fol-low-through210 words
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Article349 1985-03-26 12 RAS prices in S cents/kg, FOB in bales NOON CLOSE Buyer* Sellers Buyers Sellers Int 1 RSS Prompt 170 50 171 50N 172 00 *****N Int 1 RSS Apr 85 171 50 172 00 172 50 ***** Int 1 RSS May 85 173 50 174 00 175349 words
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Article99 1985-03-26 12 APRIL 85 MAY 85 (current month) (forward month) NOON NOON RAS Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers SSR 20 174 00 176.00N 176 00 178 00N SSR 50 171 00 *****N 173.00 175.00N MRELB Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers SMR CV ***** 221 00 221 50 223 SON SMR L99 words
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Article100 1985-03-26 12 THE Kuala Lampar Tin Market (KLTM) price was unchanged at the International Tin Agreement floor-level of M$2S.l5 per kg yesterday. In the absence sf any new demand, the buffer stock manager was the main buyer, taking the 115 tonne turnover, up from IK tonnes last Friday. Dealers said100 words
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Article161 1985-03-26 12 Yarn (In HK$ per bote of 400 lb) China carded yarn, cones Blue Phoenix I6's 2,550 Blue Phoenix 20's 2,750 Blue Phoenix 32's 3,300 Blue Phoenix 40's 3,650 Carded yarn, hank Blue Phoenix 21's 3,000 Combed yarn, cones Blue Phoenix 32's 4.350 Blue Phoenix 40's 4,500 Open-end yarn 2,450161 words
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Article158 1985-03-26 12 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prices yesterday closed off the day's highs on reserve of buyers after Pakistan's RBD palm oil purchase last week gave rise to early covering and speculative buying. March in the south and central regions firmed Ms3o to $1,400 per tonne with north up $20158 words
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Article1026 1985-03-26 12 COFFEE Robusta futures ended a subdued morning yesterday with gains of £25 to £10. May finished at the morning's high at £2,312, up £25. Prices fell to the morning's lows around midmorning on light commission house liquidation when sterling firmed against the dollar, but then recovered when sterling1,026 words
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Article153 1985-03-26 12 Chinese Produce Robust o 20/25% 477 50 Exchange FOB NSW (Sellers' noon dosing Mor 25 SS/100 kg) prices on Nutmeg 110 FOB NSW 396 00 Coconut oil E&W FOB NSW 248 00 Bulk FOB Old drum FOB New drum FOB 155 00 168 00 172 00 Gambier FOB153 words
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Article287 1985-03-26 12 Singapore C-l Od unq (S$/kilo, ei-godown) Loonzain Rice Fragrant new crop 100% 1st grade unq 1st 086 100% 2nd grade 222 2nd 065 100% 3rd grade unq 3rd New Crop 060 Parboiled Rice 222 25% no stock 5% 10% no stock 10% 217 Thai Broken Maize unq A-super Special287 words
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Advertisement574 1985-03-26 12 KIM IAH HOLDINGS LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) The directors of Lee Kim Tah Holdings Limited wish to make the following announcement. AUDITED RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 1984 TURNOVER 99.614 113.104 -11.92 Investment and other income 2,608 1,889 +38.06 9,131 1.000 +913. Profit before taxation574 words
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Article, Illustration4177 1985-03-26 13 AFTER three consecutive sessions of falls, the Singapore stock market closed higher yesterday, bringing the Straits Times Industrial Index above the 830 level. Many analysts regard the 830 level as important as it is along the neckline of the reverse head-and-shoulders formation. Though4,177 words
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Article266 1985-03-26 13 SINGAPORE Rises Indices Kentucky Spvt 426 Boxy Eloct 372 DuM De» 5*1 C C 418 MUMhSOt 276 Soocorp SO* 240 UOl 202 Motro Htdp 350 How for 243 0 U E 338 S t Toitio 302 L M SOc 267 Woomos 382 H loong f m 306266 words
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Article2990 1985-03-26 13 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lota of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "SETT"2,990 words
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Article891 1985-03-26 14 MOST LISTED plantation companies are generally optimistic about their prospects in the current year. A look at the latest results and annual reports shows that many expect their performance to improve in 1985, or at least to be maintained. Though forecasting is always difficult especially for plantation891 words
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762 1985-03-26 14 FT HONGKONG LAND is back on the expansion trail following its latest return to profits and the restoration of debts to what its managing director, Mr David Da vies describes as a "perfectly comfortable" level. "The period of fire-fighting is over," heFT - 762 words
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Article235 1985-03-26 14 Bernama ARAB-MALAYSIAN Merchant Bank has made it to the first position in terms of net profit among the top 20 merchant banks in Asia. In terms of size of operations, too, Arab-Malaysian ranks sixth by assets, eighth by loans and by deposits. The ranking was givenBernama - 235 words
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Article539 1985-03-26 14 Company Period Dote Yeor LAS" Net EPS r FULL Yl Gross EAR Net onnounced ending (cents) div profit lost year r 000) Spore Gloss Interim Nov 17 Mor 85 11.299L Pohong Inv Final Jan 31 Dec 84 9.352L Ton Chong Final Feb 9 Dec 84 5.5(a) 8.6(a) 74,000539 words
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Article99 1985-03-26 14 HONGKONG Australian Industrials Hong Seng Index Monday 1179.7 Friday 1174.2 Monday 1362.23 Week ago 1165.3 Friday Week ago 1360.69 1310.47 NEW YORK Dow Jones Friday 1267 45 TOKYO Thursday 1268.22 Tokyo Do* Jones Week ago 1247.35 Monday *****.26 Standard Poors Saturday ***** 95 Friday 179.04 Thursday 179.35 Week99 words
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Article205 1985-03-26 14 Managers' prices for March 26 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 2.22 2.36 The Sovings Fund 1.54 1.63 S'pore Prog Fund 0.94 1.00 S'pore Sec Fund 139 147 S'pore Invest Fund 0.95 1 01 S'pore Equity Fund 0.96 1.02 Asia Unit Trust MARA-Bumiputra First B'putro 5.66 5.71 Second B'putro205 words
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Article278 1985-03-26 14 VAN DER HORST Limited: Eleventh AGM at 11, Pandan Crescent, Singapore 0512 on Mar 27 at 10 am to be followed by the EGM at 11.15 am. GENERAL SECIRITIES INVESTMENTS Limited: Tenth AGM at the Board Room of The Development Bank of Singapore Ltd, 46th Storey, DBS Building,278 words
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545 1985-03-26 14 mm SUN HUNG KAI has singled out City Developments in the lacklustre property sector as a suitable counter for purchase at the price of $1.34. In its latest issue (Feb 28) of Focus, the Hongkong stockbroking firm said it would delay any aggressive545 words
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414 1985-03-26 14 A FRESH BOUT of buying support in the afternoon session helped check the downward drift of prices on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Trading was selective with many issues closing with gains. Generally, the market was fairly active with most issues finishing slightly414 words
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Article2248 1985-03-26 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 lota of 14)00 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS A CM A (2 00S) A|Mto«no«o <3.705) A Otoe2,248 words
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720 1985-03-26 15 us mm m By HOCK LOCK SIEW MALAYSIAN businessman Tan Koon Swan has engineered another neat corporate exercise involving three listed companies. TTiis time, he has arranged for a strategic block of Pan Electric shares hitherto loosely held by several parties to be placed underBy HOCK LOCK SIEW - 720 words
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854 1985-03-26 15 DIRECTORS of Emtex Corporation Bhd, who are aligned to the Mepro group, have come out in defence of their position in a Ms29l million joint venture property deal. Matters were given a new twist with the director's disclosure yesterday that the854 words
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Article281 1985-03-26 15 HOTEL Grand Central Lid yesterday asked for a suspension in the trading of its shares, pending an announcement. SIGMA METAL Cs Ltd has been asked by the Stock Exchange of Singapore to furnish information on the value placed on each share of Pan-Electric Industries Ltd and the basis281 words
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192 1985-03-26 15 Reuter SWIRE PACIFIC Ltd, which earlier reported a sharply higher 1964 net profit, is likely to post higher earnings this year. Chairman Michael Miles gave no specific forecast when he said this in Hongkong yesterday but said that results wouldReuter - 192 words
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343 1985-03-26 15 AMY CHEOK - By AMY CHEOK LEE KIM TAB Holdings Ltd has exceeded its earnings forecast and, as promised, is paying a dividend of 15 per cent gross to shareholders. The local construction group, in its first year as a public corporation, managed to tnrn in consolidated343 words
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549 1985-03-26 15 NAJEEB JARHOM - By NAJEEB JARHOM THE SUPREME GROUP is continuing to harvest the fruits of its extensive restructuring and divestment programme as reflected in the first-half results. In spite of the good showing, the two companies within the group are not ready to continue paying dividends.549 words
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239 1985-03-26 15 BRUNEI-BACKED QAF Ltd is set on becoming an all-round supplier of food and food products in Singapore and the region. In its fourth business tie-up in a matter of weeks, whollyowned Ben Foods (S) Pte Ltd has acquired a company involved in the239 words
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Article916 1985-03-26 15 Current Ei Books Dot* Total tor Total for poyment dot* dose payable Hi* yoar lost yeor A IS B 15%(b) Dec 4 Dec 14 NYA 15% 15% Ambossodor 7*%(b) Apr 24 May 1 Moy 9 7*% 7*% Amol Steel 8%TE(b) Dec 4 Dec 14 NYA 8%TE 4.1 %TE916 words
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433 1985-03-26 15 LORETTA McLAUGHLAN - By LORETTA McLAUGHLAN IN LINE WITH results from others in the plantations sector, United Plantations Bhd had a bumper year in 1964 and has produced record profits. As a result, the group has pushed up the dividend payment for the first time in433 words
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Article54 1985-03-26 15 FORTY-TWO applications have been received for 903,950 excess shares of Hongkong Tin Corp (Malaysia) Bhd's recent rights issue of six million ordinary shares. Total acceptance for the six million ordinary shares of 50 cents each issued at par on the basis of five-for-one received on March 2054 words
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Article35 1985-03-26 15 Group pre-tax profits of M 510,026 for the six months to Dec 31, 1984, against a pre-tax loss of $8,953 previously. No tax is payable and no interim dividend has been recommended.35 words
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Advertisement81 1985-03-26 15 Practice for Health and Relaxation Qi-Gonf For Health and Mo vine Meditation t Monday 7.00 pm to 8.00 pm Saturday 2.30 pm to 3.30 pm Setf-Hefe Acupressure Course Full Course commencing in April. 1985 Thursday 10.30 am to 12 noon For more details, please contact: Chinese Nature Cure Institute Blk81 words
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Advertisement131 1985-03-26 15 Keep yourself constantly informed of the latest developments in Japan's Steel industry by regularly subscribing to cJapan JAPAN STEEL JOURNAL, the one and only English daily journal in Japan, supplies quick, accurate and authentic news on principal events in Japan's iron and steel industry. It also closely follows daily price131 words
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Article610 1985-03-26 16 THE PRIORITY SCHEME for graduate mothers to register their children in "choice" schools will be abolished; streaming for children at Primary 3 will be made more flexible and other controversial policies on streaming will be reviewed. These announcements from Education Minister Dr Tony Tan drew610 words
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Article515 1985-03-26 16 UNIVERSITY and Polytechnic students may have to pay higher tuition fees from next year. A proposal to peg fees at a fixed percentage of the average recurrent costs per student to better reflect the subsidies they receive was suggested by Education Minister Dr Tony Tan515 words
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165 1985-03-26 16 UPI KING ISKANDAR praised Malaysia's sustained economic growth but warned that drugs, communism and extremism could threaten national development. The Malaysian king, in his opening address of the new parliamentary session yesterday, said the economy would grow by 6 per cent this year down fromUPI - 165 words
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91 1985-03-26 16 AFP NEW INVESTMENT in Indonesia should give priority to using domestically produced goods and materials, President Suharto said. Domestic production will be protected without, however, sacrificing efficiency, the President said when he opened a national conference of the Capital Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) inAFP - 91 words
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349 1985-03-26 16 THE DISPUTE between Smith Corona and the United Workers of Electronic and Electrical Industries over retrenchment benefits has taken a turn for the worse with one side threatening to resort to "more effective actions" and the other preparing to take the349 words
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418 1985-03-26 16 FLORENCE CHONG - By FLORENCE CHONG in Sydney ASIAN university students protesting against the rise in university fees are being joined by Australian students who fear that free tertiary education could be coming to an end. About 100 students have occupied the Commonwealth parliamentary offices in Adelaide in418 words
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Article67 1985-03-26 16 Reuter A HONGKONG labour leaderwho admitted stealing more than HK$4OO,OOO from union funds was jailed for three years yesterday. A Hongkong court spokesman said Raymond Chow Yung, 37, was found guilty on 24 counts of theft while he was chairman of Cathay Pacific Airways Staff UnionReuter - 67 words
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Article60 1985-03-26 16 Reuter WALL STREET stocks were lower in early trading. The Dow Jones industrial average was off over iVi points at 1262. Overall, losers led gainers by more than two-to-one on volume of six million shares. Analysts expected prices to trade lower during the day, with neither newsReuter - 60 words
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Article31 1985-03-26 16 AFP JAPAN might bow to an international moratorium on commercial whaling due to start in November, withdrawing its earlier objections, said Foreign Minister Shintaro Abe. AFPAFP - 31 words
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Article40 1985-03-26 16 UPI CHINESE leader Deng Xiaoping has predicted that the country's transition to a market economy, despite some "small mistakes," would be completed within three years. Mr Deng also maintained that Beijing was not going capitalist. UPIUPI - 40 words
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Article52 1985-03-26 16 UPI THREE Soviets yesterday began a hunger strike to try to put pressure on authorities to allow them to join their spouses in the West. Yuri Balovlenkov, Tamara Tretyakova and Alexander Pereldik are all married to Westerners but have been repeatedly denied permission to joinUPI - 52 words
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Article51 1985-03-26 16 Reuter AN IRANIAN soldier flown to Vienna for medical treatment of injuries suffered in the Gulf War has died from chemical gas poisoning. Professor Gerhard Freilinger of the city's general hospital said the man died as a result of bone marrow damage caused by mustardReuter - 51 words
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38 1985-03-26 16 Reuter JAPAN'S private sector investment in industrial facilities in 1965/86 will rise 6.1 per cent year-on-year after an estimated 1984/85 rise of 7.7 per cent, said the Long-Term Credit Bank of Japan yesterday. ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Article39 1985-03-26 16 Reuter AUSTRALIA'S 1984/85 budget deficit totalled US$lO.lB billion in the eight months ended February. The Finance Department said yesterday that this compared with the projected deficit of $6.74 billion in the year to June 30. ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Advertisement188 1985-03-26 16 EXPORTS. WHY TAKE A CHANCE? v 3 v c* 9* ci OVV 1 II ■3£SSS% f > C\C< I i... K ■^MsS .V. wM When you can be so much more competitive with Export Credit Insurance. You've got a good product. A good service. So why take a chance when188 words
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Miscellaneous53 1985-03-26 16 IHH Outlook for todoy: Showers in several areas in the afternoon. Report for 24 hours prior to 7.30pm on March 25 at the airport: Maximum temperature 31.6 Associated humidity 70 Minimum temperature 24.8 Associated humidity 97 Hours of sunshine 5.05 Roinfoll in millimetres 0.4 Roinfall this month 60.4 Romy days53 words
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215 1985-03-26 17 LIBERIA is considering a reduction in fees to promote the registration of foreign vessels under its flag, Commissioner of Maritime Affairs, Philip Bowen said. Bowen told the Hongkong Shipowners' Association that Liberia may cut its two major categories of ship registry charges an215 words
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Article, Illustration405 1985-03-26 17 AMERICAN President Lines may be building more ships abroad and jumboising up to six other ships as part of its fleet expansion plan for the trans-Pacific. The word is out in Japan that APL is discussing the construction of four new ships of between 3,000405 words
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Article670 1985-03-26 17 Shipping Um Pa^ C«4 Afea VI 3 Ahrenkiel Liner V 4 Andeka Shpg VII 1 ANL 1 1 A PC Line V 4 APL III 4 ASCL HI 1 Asiobroker V 5 Austasia Line V 1 Bait-Orient VH 4/5 Bangkok Cont VI 2 Bank Line V 5670 words
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Article110 1985-03-26 17 ANOTHER ferry boat has sunk near Dhaka, bringing the total number of people missing in two sinkings to about 300, Bangladesh police said on Monday. Rescuers were still searching for 250 people from a ferry which capsized on Saturday when a second vessel sank in a monsoon110 words
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Article59 1985-03-26 17 CargoNews Asia THE state-owned international shipping company, Djakarta Lloyd, is in financial trouble, according to the sea transport directorate general. The company is said to have debts of US$55 million plus repayment commitments on loans for the purchase of container ships. Sea Communications director general J E HabibieCargoNews Asia - 59 words
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Article33 1985-03-26 17 Reuter THE Australian and New Zealand Eastern Shipping Conference said it will increase the container freight station charge for Australia to HK$5O per revenue tonne from $46, effective May 1.Reuter - 33 words
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Article, Illustration1036 1985-03-26 18 FT ROTTERDAM has had the biggest and busiest port in the world for so long that It would be easy to become complacent. Since 1962 this Dutch harbour has ranked number one and it still handles one and a half times as much cargoFT - 1,036 words
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Article, Illustration175 1985-03-26 18 THE mine-damaged tanker, Oceanic Energy, was safely delivered to shipbreakers in Kaohsiung on March 21, after a long and arduous voyage from Jeddah in the Red Sea. The 88,599 ton dwt tanker was towed by her stern ovgr a distance of some 600 nautical miles175 words
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Article1906 1985-03-26 18 THE chartering of three large vessels to carry iron ore cargoes featured an otherwise rather dull freight market on Friday, shipbrokers said. Shippers paid a steady US$B.45 for 140,000 long tons of iron ore from Tubarao to Japan and $8.70 for 110,000 tonnes from Sepetiba to Kaohsiung. They1,906 words
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241 1985-03-26 19 TWO major Japanese shipbuilders are providing China with technological assistance in the production of diesel engines. The move by Mitsui Engineering St Shipbuilding and Sumitomo Heavy Industries come hot on the heels of that taken by Ishi-kawajima-Harima Heavy Industries (IHI). IHI is assisting China241 words
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263 1985-03-26 19 EXPOSED? London 85 3Eje NO NEW shipping line will be allowed to start operations in South Korea for the next five years in a bid to stabilise the country's industry, a leading government official said. Mr Choi Hoon, director general of the bureau of263 words
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339 1985-03-26 19 BY THE end of the decade Hongkong will develop a "modern and attractive" register but not a flag of convenience, a leading shipowner said. Mr M H Liang, chairman of the Hongkong government, said: "There is no reason at all why the339 words
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230 1985-03-26 19 A GROWING demand for the upper medium size of container ship seems to be manifesting itself while self-sustaining vessels of up to 900 TEUs have been commanding good rates. According to specialist brokers Seabulk Chartering Ltd of London, tonnage in the 1,00-2,000 TEU230 words
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314 1985-03-26 19 HARD-PRESSED European shipowners will have to transfer to flags of convenience to remain competitive with low cost fleets, industry executives said. The inability of high cost European fleets to cope with competitive pressure from low-cost operators, especially in the Far East, was highlighted at314 words
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Article481 1985-03-26 19 March 28-27 International symposium on offshore transportation and installation, Royal Institution of Naval Architects, Heathrow Penta GHotel, London. March 2«-2S Seatec V, Asian dredging exhibition conference, Jakarta Convention Hall, Djakarta, Indonesia. March 2t-28 Portec n, port management exhibition and conference, Jakarta Convention Hall, Djakarta, Indonesia. March 27-28 Offshore481 words
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5768 1985-03-26 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.5,768 words
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Article671 1985-03-26 25 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godws FCL Arrival for LCL movement Ship Voy dote/time Operator cargo schedule Location Pegasus P 3 7 ON 26.3.85 2100 Straits F2 0700-0900 G1 Siri Bhum 212N 26.3.85 2300 S'pore Shpg F2 0900-1100 Jl A New Jersey 3671 words
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Article1811 1985-03-26 25 Who acts for whom The leading shipping lines operating from loeal ports and their agents. A-B AFEA African Shipping Agencies i S i Afra-Earaaia liiM> Transgroup ISI Ahreakiel liner Service Kim Shpg <S> *11 ml 0 Taepift Oceanus Shipping Agen cies < Si Marintex Enterprise PK» AI par Intrasea (Si1,811 words
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Article289 1985-03-26 26 AFP HEIGHTENED tension in the Gulf states area, with news of further attacks on neutral shipping, left owners and charterers increasingly reluctant to enter into business there on the tanker market last week. Reports that Iran's main oil terminal, Kharg Island, had been hit, and increased cargo andAFP - 289 words
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Article536 1985-03-26 26 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES B Jlangchow K15 Y Fung alongside 26.3.85/2300 Bowoon No 9 K29 Sharp alongside 26.3.85/1200 C Prlncess/P K36 Harper alongside *****/1800 Fengyan K35 Y Fung alongside 263.85/2300 Jenhol K23 T Soon alongside *****/0700 Koheng K22 Guan Guan alongside536 words
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Advertisement1076 1985-03-26 17 Z0 FESCO LINES Tr FAR-EASTERN SHIPPING COMPANY Regular Services To SOUTH EAST ASIA, JAPAN, INDIA, USA ft CANADA. Agent: Singapore Soviet Shipping Co Re Ltd TEL: *****3 MAERSK LINE 1(1 l PACIFIC. (il'l.h ATI.ANTIC i AS I i \l >A. IMAM; I'l >1N I': 2/4 20/4 9/4 27/4 10/4 4/51,076 words
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Advertisement397 1985-03-26 18 m Y.S. LINE YAMASHITA-SHINNIHON LINE CONTAINER SERVICES USA/CANADA Pacific South Wast Pacifi FMdtr at Tokyo Faad« P Mothct VSI LA/LB OAK Mottw. W 1/3 J. APOUO 22/4 25/4 TOKYO M 1/4 zmuott S/5 0/5 S BEBHU 9/5 KYU6A Pacific North Wast Faadar at Koba Mother Wl SEAT VCR PU> TOKYO397 words
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Advertisement811 1985-03-26 19 pn» The Straits KJV Steamship Group Mansfield Container Shipping Re Ltd QCU Overseas Containers Limited STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Ports and Bangkok COHTAIfCRSHIP SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT Abo Accepting Cargo For: Hambwt It Coptrtuftn. Aartau, Gottwnborj Mahno. Rotterdam It Antwerp. Airaltrdam. Oslo Br«ntiVta«tn to Bremen Southampton UK teporo.811 words
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Advertisement739 1985-03-26 19 Franco Belgian Services fm.r Ijj. ssrv%£s wxi 1 Far L »n*j (MEMBER OF ACE CONSORTIUM! nn cow wo service to turn FULL COWMOSHT SEItWCE FROM EUROPE STORE P KELANGLe him R'daai F'Sts«e Han rtiawn Ant CHMA CONTWOt 3 Apr (01 Apr) 22 Apr 23 Apr 25 Apr 27 Apr 21739 words
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Advertisement397 1985-03-26 20 Hapag-Lloyd EXPORTS TO CONTINENT/UK On carriage to Scandinavia, Med, Carribean &S. America Inland haulage to inland destinations in Europe S pore PKelang PenangLeioesßdbao Genoa Hbi*g Rdam Bhaven Antwerp AIMUBARAKIAHI4/4 16/4 11/4 11/5 31/4 1,5 Connecting in Kobe Connecting in Kaoshiung Also accepting cargo tor ATLANTIC GULF PORTS «ia m.nilandbridge and397 words
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Advertisement365 1985-03-26 20 Wg* M S LINE h FULLY CON TAINERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ 1 ot It* Ace Comotwn PMan» lleHjwe dim Fsto«rf H»«| Ant«etp CHINA CONTAINER 29N KOREAN CHANCE 21W HONGKONG CONTAINER 44W ORIENTAL CHEF 43W CHEVALIER ROZE 43W 3 4 (Mi 10 4 .8 4. W 4 (h A"365 words
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Advertisement667 1985-03-26 20 THONG SOON pC-i AGENCIES PTE. LTD. *09-07. ROBINA HOUSE. S PORE 0106 TEL: *****88 TELEX RS ***** BOOKING: *****56 (DIRECT LINE) SINGAPORE TO PENANG KIM SOON LI DESTINATION Penang Penang •EQUATOR 111 •EQUATOR IV JENSON 'BUILDER IN SKK 4/85 In Port 27 Mar K. Kinabalu 5/85 1 Apr 3 Apr667 words
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Advertisement665 1985-03-26 20 EVERGREEN Full Container Service I Round-The-World East Bound Service (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/W.MED./FE) EVE* GUARD EVER GRADE EVER GOMG (VEX GUM AISO ACCEPTINC CARGO TO 1) PROVDENCE NWARK SAVANNAH BOSTON PHILADELPHIA NORFOLK IACKSONVHLE WILMINGTON ETC 3) CRISTOBAL BALBOA PANAMA CITY COLON SAN UAN SANTO DOMMGO 2) ATLANTA CNCAGO OCTROI! COLUMBUS t OTNR MAIOR665 words
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Advertisement358 1985-03-26 20 Yl HSINOSE MARITIME PTE LTD Eil PORT KELANG PENANG ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES IRANIAN SERVICES loadnc tar B. Abbas. B. Khomeini SWOSE MARiTME PTE LTD TEL *****44 7 *****70 MAIOSt MARITIME SDN BHD Tel *****2 3 MALAYSIA TRADE I TRANSPORT LTD Tel ***** t ***** KYOWA LINE TO358 words
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Advertisement843 1985-03-26 21 v\v PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street, 03-00 Singapore 0106. Tel: *****33 KOTA SALAM KOTA JAYA KOTA MUTIARA EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICES VOYAGE HONGKONG SINGAPORE LOADING FOR: E-559 2-3/4 7-10/4 ADEN, NODEIOAH, JEDDAH, AOABA PT BUOAN **OMBABA. D SALAAM E-561 10-12/4 16-20/4 DJIBOUTI. HOOEIDAH, JEDDAH. AOABA, PT SUDAN CP/8/85843 words
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Advertisement700 1985-03-26 21 BEN LINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAMER SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE Europe (straits FROM EUROPE HAM B "HAVEN I DAM HAMS UK IP KELANG STORE FOR WITH LBEKTY TO CALL AT RED SEA PORTS PENANG FED VIA SINGAPORE KkJJEBSEN LINE K. NEW ZEALAND l SINGAPORE PORT KELANG K LUMPUR PENANG BEN LINE BENDERA700 words
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Advertisement606 1985-03-26 21 DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL LINF lili.;<*>>*']'■ hki Ji.i. a;e^ttflaii7Ja;ii.:.i*'.:\i.ii» EAST BOUND SOWAJ V7EB WEST BOUND v STORf 1/4-13/4 (DSC OUT) 7 PK rBAO LDN (DAM ADAM C STOt HHURG/BIEN <T*»y) SRMUATA VI3NB2C-2S/3 24/4 a/4 2/5 4/5 SAAB ULL AH VION6 J-13/4 14/4 4/5 5/5 7/5 tuiAi r>m a a/4 2/4606 words
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Advertisement476 1985-03-26 21 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES Pi(M VB5 BURMA FIVE STAR (Burmese National Line) Loadmf for Ranfoon Spore P.Kabni Pi 29/31 Mar Ptushwefyawywa V2S2 1/10 Apr Myomarwa VBS 20/24 Apr BANK LINE I SPORE R'DAM HULL HM4G IVYBANK 19 Apr 15 May 18 May 21 *Aoy CLYDEBANK 5 May 31 May 4 Jun476 words
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Advertisement1177 1985-03-26 22 V*. IV LINE KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. PNG STORE NAGOYA GUAYAGUR CALLAO ARICA KJUKJt* AfA6ASTA J JMHWO VKfiMBO 7 Apt 9 Apr 23 Apr 25 May 2)un 6 )un 7to Bto 11 to 13 to CENTRAL AMERICA/CARIBBEAN SEA mffMlTn FEEDER VSI MOTHER VSI PKIG PNG STORE NAGOYA M7ANLLO ACAWICO fT1,177 words
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Advertisement544 1985-03-26 22 CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAINER/REEFER/BULK SERVICE loading tor lOS ANGEIES SAN ERANCISCO SEATTLE TACOMA VANCOUVER BC Accepting fCI FCI Containers "»™r ssrt '„x AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accepting FCI FCI Containers 28 27 Mai ?8 29 Mar 1718 Apr 26 27 Apr 28 29 Apr 20 Apr 10 Apr544 words
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Advertisement600 1985-03-26 22 SANKO ASIA FHOM JAPAN€S£ PORTS ANO HOHOKOHC Soijapere PKeianf Mft/26 Mar IPt/27 Mai 1/2 Apr «/7 Apr 11/12 Apr 16/17 Apr 16/17 Apr 1. SUN CANNA 2. EDO MAM) 3. GOTO* ROWING 4. HAM) KIKMG 5. sawo scam nxAO 7 SMUNTA 29/31 Ma 3/5 A* 1/10 Apr 13/15 Apr 13/15600 words
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Advertisement619 1985-03-26 22 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD 10 Anson Road »27 16 International Plaza Singapore 0207 Tel *****1 1 1 1 0 L.nesl BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK OCEAN WMD *****03 FORT NELSON *****05 Spore P KeianfLoadnf lor 8 Apr SETE/ANT/ROTT/UJC. (AVON) 20 Apr 23 Apr ROTT/ANT/U.K. (AVON) AND R.M.Z.t^ S pore P Kelang Loada*619 words
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Advertisement854 1985-03-26 23 E.NOL NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ) F'stowe H'buri 18/4 20/4 Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia C CONTAINER S pore Closing Times: FCL Cargo 0500 3/4 LCL Cargo 1/UU c/* FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) Havre P.Ketanf Singapore HKong K'siung Busar CPMJL43E Sailed 30/3 31/3 4/4 5/4 8/4 CRO2E42E854 words
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Advertisement568 1985-03-26 23 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO: P. KELANG. PENANG. BUSAN. INCHON SPIWI «GIN!S HPT UNI AGENCIES PTE UO Tel ?*****7 ?78*>434 (Bookmjsl *****10 *****22 i Operates) 222?4«7 ??09?84 (Jfrmmalt *****50 ??0?504 (CfS) M«i«YSI» tGINIS lUNAS SfTIA SOW BHC Kl let *****0 *****4 PK lel J***** PfN Tel568 words
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Advertisement856 1985-03-26 23 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUILDING 55, Market Street Singapore 0104 Telephone Numbers *****3 (15 Lines) Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** P KELANG M/S SHARK*! WAH SOON SON BHD IST AND 2ND FLOOR NO 1 lALAN CEMPENING PORT KLANG MALAYSIA856 words
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Advertisement42 1985-03-26 23 SIM SWEE JOO SHIPPING SDN. BHD. t EXPRESS TO BINTULU P. Ketanc P«an| load* tar SWEE LONG S*TO V«T 73 2/4 BintaAi. Mri CONTAINERISED SERVICE RBUANMTA 2/4 Kudwj. Sim. Agents: JAMBATAN MERAH SDN. BHD. P. Kelang: *****6/7 K.L. *****7 *****1 Penang *****42 words
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Advertisement565 1985-03-26 24 ICe«|i<Ntal Container Lines 3 Sailings Weekly lITJf'IH I Reliable Regular Punctual Berthing P.S.A Mon, Wed Sat REGULAR/FEEDER SERVICE TO PHUKET/SONGKLA yOY SM PUT SKI* BKK I 261/323 h Pwl 22 Mar 21 Mar 21IS/212N 24 Mar 31 Mar 29 Mar 2125/213N 2 Apr 5 Apr I 324/325 3 Apr 6565 words
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Miscellaneous190 1985-03-26 24 Regional Weather s J r jg yfd. I I a: vOZ 4 M 25 j > ««S C.V il kc'4 m 52? M •II SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. Ptl J Temperature °q IX Thunderstorm Weather Wind direction with speed in knots Shower (j Rom190 words
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Advertisement77 1985-03-26 25 HSC AGENCES K. LUMPUR P. KELANG PENANG P. GUDANG 1. BAHARU LEOSHP SPOOE 42S0M/*****6/*****1/*****3 WmH TEXMHAL 3M3SI/2 *****/*****/*****/***** *****3/*****5/*****1/*****0 22SS6S/*****5/*****5 *****22 FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE K*Ji I EBB EH i.i HTTTf ALSO ACCEPTMG FOR: Mmap. L HARK. UK. BREMEN, COPENHAGEN, OSLO ALSO ACCEPTMG FROM EUROPE: RIM, HAM. GOT, UK. ANTWERP,77 words
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Advertisement251 1985-03-26 25 LICOIiN n.i'j' M'",/'' d i'.vAM T nwTrr?^r^;|ii (c/acun*) 18/4 27/5 14/4 24/5 M/V ANJOU V4ISS M/V ARMAGNAC VSISS M/V CGM VELAY V6LSS <•71 Scan Dutch V To Europe (Med/UK/NC/Scan) B Butang SM B Butang 28/3 B Butang 4/4 B Butang 11/4 B Butane 18/4 B Butang 25/4 SINGAPORE ACCEPTWG/SAIMG 4)251 words
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Advertisement113 1985-03-26 26 vJ POMEX MAYA LINE CONVENTIONAL LINER SERVICE JAPAN/STRAITS/JAPAN Vmml Singapore P.Kelang Pen»ng KEMPAS 1-S Apr 6/7 Apr 8/9 Apr 10/10 KEPONG 2-S Apr 17/18 Apr 19/20 Apr 21/22 For further porticulors. please contact POMEX MAYA SDN BHD 12th Floor, Bangunan Kuwasa Jolon Raja Loot, Kuala Lumpur Tele* MA***** POMEX SHIP113 words
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Advertisement337 1985-03-26 26 1 F\jrt to part ptopk to Mr Mitsui OS K Lines Ltd H CONVENTIONAL/SEMI-CONTAINER AFRICA'S —^NO GLORIA PEAK M GRACE OCEAN ELITE ASTRA PEAK EARNEST VENTURE In Port Port Louis. Reunion 5 Apr Mombasa. Daressalaam, Tamatave 15 Apr Mombasa. Daressalaam 24 Apr Port Louis, Reunion 8 Apr Monrovia. Abidjan, Lome,337 words
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