The Business Times, 28 March 1985
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Title Section12 1985-03-28 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 99/1/85 THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1985 60 CENTS12 words
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276 1985-03-28 1 Reuter THE US DOLLAR yesterday tumbled to its lowest levels this year in nervous and hectic trading on Europe's foreign exchanges as easing American interest rates and worries about the health of the US banking system made the currencyReuter - 276 words
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Article88 1985-03-28 1 Reuter HONGKONG'S domestic exports fell 16 per cent to HK19.38 billion in February from January and re-exports declined 17 per cent to $7.44 billion, Census and Statistics Department figures show. Total exports of 16.82 billion were 16.4 per cent down on the previous month. Imports fellReuter - 88 words
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Article346 1985-03-28 1 ALVIN TAY - By ALVIN TAY THE LOCAL branch of the Hongkong Bank will start an "intensive care unit" to provide consultancy and advisory services at no costs for its ailing corporate clients. Mr Andrew Dixon, the bank's deputy manager, told BT yesterday that the unit will be346 words
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512 1985-03-28 1 Credit-sharing information system also suggested THE CHAIRMAN of the Leasing Association of Singapore (LAS) has urged the government to initiate new legislation to protect financiers against fraudulent bad debts. Making this call in an interview with BT yesterday, Mr Kwek Leng Beng512 words
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321 1985-03-28 1 NYT THE WEST GERMAN government has approved plans to cut the government's stake in 10 state-controlled companies, including Lufthansa, the national airline, and Volkswagen, the country's largest carmaker. While the government would still have investments in nearly 900 companies, the move marks a drasticNYT - 321 words
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Article, Illustration85 1985-03-28 1 THE Singapore stock market lost further ground yesterday much to the disappointment of pouters who were hoping for a technical re bo and. Analysts say that expectations of heavy scrip delivery next week prompted the selling. But they add that investors should take advantage of this dip to85 words
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497 1985-03-28 1 LIM SOON NEO - By LIM SOON NEO SINGAPORE Bus Service (SBS) will be investing substantially in a fleet of modern buses which could be air-conditioned if necessary. Industry sources say the SBS will need to spend millions of dollars to get the type of497 words
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413 1985-03-28 1 BOEY KIT YIN - By BOEY KIT YIN SINGAPORE could suffer an outflow of US investments because of its inadequate safeguards for intellectual property. Under-Secretary of Commerce for International Trade, Mr Lionel Olmer, has identified Singapore, Hongkong and Taiwan as countries where there are "scoundrels who do not413 words
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Article131 1985-03-28 1 Reuter THE THAI Cabinet has withheld approval of a sweeping tax package proposed by the Finance Ministry to help the country meet its budget deficit. Cabinet sources said Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda decided to defer indefinitely a Cabinet decision on proposed tax increases for hundreds ofReuter - 131 words
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Advertisement130 1985-03-28 1 A 'ATERMAN PARIS Writing instruments of distinction since 1884 Trade enquiries: Ttel: *****33 SAVINGS ACCOUNTS 6 1 /2% per annum Visit or call your nearest branch today Effective 1/2'85 Rates are sub/ect to change without notice UNITED MALAYAN BANKING CORPORATION BERHAD Main Office: UMBC Building 22 Malacca Street Singapore 0104130 words
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Advertisement275 1985-03-28 1 KECK SENG Group's River View Hotel is looking for the middle-class Asian traveller on a limited budget and has decided to market the 476room hotel in South Korea, Malaysia, Hongkong, Taiwan and Japan. Page 3 THE JAPANESE government will limit Japon's car exports to the US during the year beginning275 words
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Advertisement12 1985-03-28 1 Full report, Pag* 13 Asian stocks, Paga 11 Intl stocks, Paga 1012 words
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Advertisement94 1985-03-28 1 *****11 J SONY THE ONE AND ONLY Leader, Page 8 Travel on business with friends twice a day A SLCSL day midday am and Sunday,' )1S! ?>.« (Jg® 4s ®ajij V Fly Royal Brunei and enjoy the hospitality of a naturally friendly people on the way to Brunei Darussalam any94 words
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HOME NEWS
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Article, Illustration1133 1985-03-28 2 RAY HEATH - Fight between the industrial north and the commercial south By RAY HEATH THE BATTLE being fought by Singapore Airlines to win the right to make three flights a week to Manchester Airport in the north-west of England is boiling up into a1,133 words
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Article315 1985-03-28 2 SHAHRIR ARIFF - By SHAHRIR ARIFF EIGHT Singapore companies are now in Italy to take part in the Bologna Children's Book Fair which begins today and ends on March 31. This is the first time the group, led by the Trade Development Board, is taking part in315 words
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208 1985-03-28 2 CHINA has sent a five-man team to Singapore to look into how public and stateowned companies are managed in the Republic. The team, which comprises officials from the State Economic Commission's System Reforming Bureau, is headed by bureau director, Mr Xu Zhen.208 words
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76 1985-03-28 2 THE French-Singapore Institute is holding an open house this Saturday at its Science Centre Road premises. Members of the public can tour the institute's facilities, view an exhibition of 50 projects by its students and take part in a computer quiz. Projects on display include76 words
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480 1985-03-28 2 THE United Overseas Bank is studying the possibility of offering investment information to users of its home banking facility, Uniview. Mr Paul Willemse, deputy general manager of Unicom Databank, the group's data processing arm, told BT that the group intends to increase480 words
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Article136 1985-03-28 2 THE Embassy of Singapore in Saudi Arabia has been transferred from Jeddah to the Saudi Arabian capital of Riyadh. The move follows Saudi Arabia's decision to locate the diplomatic corps in Riyadh. A Singapore Consulate has been established in Jeddah, following the transfer of the embassy136 words
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61 1985-03-28 2 THE Singapore government, with the agreement of the United Kingdom, has appointed Mr Stephen Sim See Loy as Singapore's Commissioner for Hongkong. He succeeds Mr Koh Lian Hwi. Mr Sim, who is at present the director of personnel and public affairs of the Shell Group of61 words
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81 1985-03-28 2 A SEMINAR on how to improve relationships between Singapore's supporting industries and their buyers is being held by the Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research today. The seminar is part of Sisir's efforts to foster closer ties between supporting industries and their buyers, and is one81 words
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Article, Illustration223 1985-03-28 2 BRITISH COINS showing a new portrait of the Queen are now available for sale in Singapore. The coins, which will go into circulation in the UK next month, were given a new face by sculptor Raphael Maklouf, a fellow of the Royal Society223 words
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Article, Illustration365 1985-03-28 2 P EOPLE IN BUSINESS ANTHONY SWIFT has been appointed manager, corporate finance, of Baring Brothers Asia Ltd's Singapore office. Mr Swift comes to Baring's Singapore branch from Barings London. Mr Richard W D Orders, assistant director, corporate finance, has returned to London following the completion of his term of secondment365 words
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560 1985-03-28 3 SOH TIANG KENG - By SOH TIANG KENG Banking Correspondent SINGAPORE is a centre for international tax planning which attracts the presence of many multinational companies. The Government, with its simplified taxation system, is adopting an "enlightened approach" in its revenue laws. This is the view of Mr560 words
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Article, Illustration252 1985-03-28 3 A TEAM of British television news reporters, led by diplomatic correspondent Trevor Mac Donald, is now in Singapore in advance of Mrs Margaret Thatcher, who will be coming for an official visit next week. Representing Channel Four News, they will prepare background pieces252 words
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324 1985-03-28 3 THE SINGAPORE Society of Accountants has joined forces with the Association of Certified Accountants in the UK to help upgrade the skills of local accountants. This will be done through a joint scheme of examination conducted by the two bodies.324 words
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Article, Illustration554 1985-03-28 3 LISA LEE - Occupancy rate of 60 per cent expected By LISA LEE KECK SENG Group's River View Hotel is aiming for the middle-class Asian traveller on a limited budget. The hotel's Japanese management, Asahi-View International, the chain chosen last year to run the hotel, believes it554 words
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Article136 1985-03-28 3 EXPORTS OF RUBBER fell 26 per cent in January the second biggest drop in the last 12 months. About 77,750 tonnes was shipped out of the Republic in January while Singapore exported about 105,542 tonnes in the same month last year. The largest fall136 words
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Advertisement105 1985-03-28 2 A fortnight of Veal Specialities Now till April 3 "fender veal of milkfed calf. Fteshly flown in from Holland and cooked to perfection That's veal appeal. At the Manhattan Grill, we're serving veal with real appeal Rom our international selection comes more than 20 veal specialities from Italy, Ranee, Switzerland105 words
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Advertisement58 1985-03-28 2 PETROCONSULTANTS (Geneva) CORPORATE OIL STRATEGIES COUNTRY RISKS ASEAN IN THE 1980s* Report available for view by companies. Venue: Royal Holiday Inn (Business Centre) Date: Thursday, 28th March (1530 1730 hrs) Friday, 29th March (1530 1730 hrs) Tel: 737-7966 (ext. 1724) to confirm appointment with Ms. Carole Khoo to meet Author58 words
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Advertisement230 1985-03-28 3 THE TOP COMPACT DISC PLAYERS IN ONE OF JAPAN'S TOP HI-FI MAGAZINES> is- The Denon DCD-1800 izgfa-^'w^ Afi"77>7 -teh'Jt iev--+ev-- fi£T" v 7 £tf 013: m -tr Number one in the charts! Japan's top hi-fi experts from the magazine 'Audio Accessory' certainly know their needle from their turntable when it230 words
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OVERSEAS
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428 1985-03-28 4 Twenty-one more missiles costing US$l.5 billion Reuter PRESIDENT REAGAN has won another key victory for his MX nuclear missile programme but the closeness of the vote has raised doubts that he will obtain all the multi-warhead intercontinental missiles he is seeking. Tuesday's 219-213 voteReuter - 428 words
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243 1985-03-28 4 UPI THE US has offered to extend President Reagan's proposed anti-missile defence shield to Western allies willing to contribute to its development. US Defence Secretary Caspar Weinberger yesterday invited the 13 other members of Nato's nuclear planning group as well as France,UPI - 243 words
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Article63 1985-03-28 4 AFP MARSHAL Alexander Koldonov, commander-in-chief of Soviet anti-aircraft defences, yesterday issued a disguised warning to US pilots tempted to intrude into Soviet air space. He said: "Lovers of military adventures and provocations from over the Atlantic have more than once been able to convince themselvesAFP - 63 words
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211 1985-03-28 4 UPI THE SOVIET UNION has agreed to let Peru pay part of its foreign debt in blue jeans, fish meal and other products instead of dollars in what the Lima government praised as an example of "realism" other Western nations should follow.UPI - 211 words
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149 1985-03-28 4 Reuter PRESIDENT REAGAN'S nominee as US ambassador to the United Nations, Vernon Walters, has told the White House that he will accept the post. Presidential spokesman Larry Speakes said yesterday that the nomination of General Walters had gone to the Senate (forReuter - 149 words
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432 1985-03-28 4 AFP A GROUP of international economic experts, backing similar appeals from the US and Japan, have called for a new round of multilateral trade talks in a report presented yesterday to the director-general of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (Gatt).AFP - 432 words
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295 1985-03-28 4 AFP SECRETARY of State George Shultz has warned Congress against moves to restrict US foreign aid to several countries, including the Philippines, Pakistan, and Jordan. His warning came in a letter to the House Foreign Affairs Committee, which on Tuesday began detailed considerationAFP - 295 words
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167 1985-03-28 4 AP SPENDING by government bodies has been rising steadily throughout the non-communist world, even under conservative administrations such as those of US President Ronald Reagan and British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, according to figures from the International Monetary Fund. The Fund calculates government spendingAP - 167 words
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314 1985-03-28 4 AP BENEATH THE surface of Poland's struggling economy thrives an unofficial market full of scarce goods, private stores and illegal US dollars. The capitalist spirit thrives on in communist Poland, tolerated by authorities who know the country's state-run industries cannot keep up with consumer demand.AP - 314 words
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Article745 1985-03-28 4 ARRIVALS Operator Scrvice Local From number tim« LUFT LH688R 0250 FRA/DXB MAS MH68I 0820 KUL MAS MH603 0905 KUL MAS MH671 0935 KUL MAS MH811 0940 PEN RBA BI421 1000 BWN SIA SQ103 1005 KUL AC AC858 1015 YYZ/LHR/ BOM CPA CX7I0 1030 HLP GiA GA887 1055745 words
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470 1985-03-28 5 UPI MILITARY PROSECUTORS have charged Taiwan's top military intelligence official with murder in last year's slaying of journalist Henry Liu at his California home, saying the officer held a grudge against Liu. The indictment, issued on Tuesday, said testimony from civilian and military witnessesUPI - 470 words
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163 1985-03-28 5 AFP NATIONAL PARTY Senator Glenn Sheil claimed in Parliament yesterday that Australian organisations had raised A 550,000 to help the Kanak proindependence movement FLNKS "overthrow democracy" in the French Pacific territory of New Caledonia. The opposition senator said the organisations included the Australian NationalAFP - 163 words
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205 1985-03-28 5 UPI A PANEL of seven prominent experts from around the world yesterday proposed a major overhaul of international trading rules to reverse what it called a dangerous trend towards protectionism. One of its 15 recommendations was that trade policy decisions inUPI - 205 words
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480 1985-03-28 5 Trade surplus with the US still massive AP THE JAPANESE government will limit Japan's car exports to the United States during the year beginning in April to about 2.2 to 2.3 million vehicles, an increase of about 25 per cent over the currentAP - 480 words
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157 1985-03-28 5 AFP AGRICULTURE, Forestry and Fisheries Minister Moriyoshi Sato indicated that Japan would be unable immediately to reduce import tariffs on foreign forest products. At a press conference, Mr Sato said that the government would have to grant the domestic industry financial aid ifAFP - 157 words
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147 1985-03-28 5 AFP AP JAPANESE Foreign Minister Shintaro Abe has told the Diet (Parliament) that Japan should take a "flexible stance" towards the Soviet Union. But he fell short of promising removal of economic sanctions against Moscow. In his reply to questions from an opposition party memberAFP; AP - 147 words
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259 1985-03-28 5 UN SECRETARY-GENERAL Javier Perez de Cuellar has made new de-escalation and peace proposals to Iraq and Iran, but they seem to have gone unheeded. A UN statement said Mr Perez de Cuellar would continue his efforts and "earnestly hopes that both Iran and Iraq will259 words
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Advertisement126 1985-03-28 4 VNI (»W Pan Am Is Flying From Singapore lo I lone, Kong Tokyo. Los Angeles. Honolulu. San I ranciseo \ew York. For Updated Information, Call *****11 J D KINGSFIELD COMMERCIAL AND CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT SERVICES Today's market requires Contractors/ Employers to be fully aware of their contractual rights and entitlement from126 words
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Page 5 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous27 1985-03-28 5 Doonesbury WB&sWR tmafmip YOUN6MAN, JOAN/5? I OEAPUNB \THOU6HTHtU® AGAIN, JOINING US. Yarev m Ei BY GARRY TRUDEAU S3 NOT NOUJ, SON. DADWS PAPW? BUSY. 9 m V27 words
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WORLD BACKGROUNDUP
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Article, Illustration768 1985-03-28 6 British premier considers herself a prime mover in reducing East-West tension Agencies BRITISH Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher is looking into the growing problem of Asean airlines being denied extra access to British airports. Mrs Thatchcer takes her personal brand of diplomacy to unfamiliarAgencies - 768 words
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Article, Illustration533 1985-03-28 6 NYT ENCOURAGED by the improvement in relations between the Soviet Union and the US, East Germany's communist leadership has signalled that it is ready to resume stepped-up exchanges with West Germany. The first major sign of a thaw in the rather frostyNYT - 533 words
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Article483 1985-03-28 6 AP WITH China emerging as a major world market, multinational companies are searching for experts to run their operations there. Finding the proper candidate, however, is not easy. "Multinationals want men who are a perfect 10 but often we can only offer an 8," said PaulAP - 483 words
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MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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Article611 1985-03-28 6 SINGAPORE The US dollar closed easier yesterday against most major currencies on commercial selling in active and nervous late trading. It closed softer at 3.1670/90 marks compared with an early 3.1750/80 and New York's 3.1920/40 close, but above its low of 3.1510, and at 2.6780/6910 Swiss francs compared611 words
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Article244 1985-03-28 6 Interbank rates at 3pm yesterday: CurrwtciM Mowlnil quoted y* rate* Si atacday a nithaonian om parity change Local dollars to one unit of foreign currency: US dollar 2 2380 2.2400 2 8196 -20 63 Sterling pound ***** 2 6824 7 3469 -63 58 Australian dollar 1 5744 1244 words
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Article301 1985-03-28 6 BA Futures AFTER the surge in IMM on Tuesday, Eurodollar futures came under profittaking yesterday. June Eurodollar opened 5 ticks lower than IMM's close at 89.98 and selling pressure then took the contract to 89.94. June deutsehemark opened 61 higher at 0.3168 and reached a high of 0.3189 beforeBA Futures - 301 words
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Article185 1985-03-28 6 HONGKONG: The metal closed sharply higher yesterday after rallying in late hectic trading as a result of the weak US dollar. Bullion closed at U*****.75/331.25 an ounce against an initial $325.75/326.75 and New York's $324.10/60 close. Dealers noted stop-loss buying at $328, bringing prices to a day's high of185 words
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Article77 1985-03-28 6 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore interbank money market rose by 13/8-point from Tuesday to close at 4 7/8 per cent yesterday. The one-month term rate was unchanged, the two-month rate fell by 1/16-point while the threemonth rate shed 1 8-point. S$ Interbank rates at 3pm yesterday: OH77 words
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Article328 1985-03-28 6 Asian market DOLLAR deposit rates closed weaker in thin trading yesterday. Rates were depressed by a softer US federal funds rate and the good response to the US Treasury's $6.25 billion auction of four-year notes. Overnight closed at 81/8 8 per cent, down 1/2 point from Tuesday, and week fixed328 words
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Article, Illustration81 1985-03-28 6 THE Monetary Authority of Singapore has invited banks and discount houses to tender (or $130 million of 91-day Treasury bills to be issued at the option of the tenderer from April 1 to April 4, and $20 million of 182-day bills to be issued on April 1. Each81 words
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Advertisement150 1985-03-28 6 ao Our last party was a ball, we're having another one. On April 1 St. But isn't that April Fool's day, you ask? \fes it is. And to get into the spirit of things we have found masks for everyone to wear. So no one will be a bigger fool150 words
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Advertisement126 1985-03-28 6 If you're still calculating man-hour, worked by your manpower the old fashion way You need AMANO, the computerised time recorder. This computerised time recorder is the most compact and advanced of its kind. And it is an ideal system for factories and large and small establishment for these reasons. It126 words
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BANKING AND FINANCE
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432 1985-03-28 7 Reuter US (COMMERCIAL BANKS are being lured to futures exchanges as trading in traditional commodities is increasingly being displaced by financial futures. But those spearheading the banks' efforts say the transition to futures from cash markets has not been as smooth, fast orReuter - 432 words
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321 1985-03-28 7 Reuter THE CANADIAN federal government has considered a number of alternatives before deciding on an infusion of public and private capital to rescue Canadian Commercial Bank. Mr Barbara McDougall, the Minister of State for Finance, told the House of Commons theReuter - 321 words
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Article113 1985-03-28 7 Reuter LATIN AMERICAN nations are discussing a new bridging loan for Argentina to help it pay arrears on its US$5O billion foreign debt. Mexican Finance Minister Jesus Silva Herzog on Tuesday confirmed that the proposal, the latest in a long line of emergency plansReuter - 113 words
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198 1985-03-28 7 Reuter AN INTER-AMERICAN Development Bank conference yesterday drew to a close with warnings from Latin America's most indebted nations that huge debt payments are pushing their economies into a prolonged crisis. Brazil, Mexico and Argentina said new democracies in the region could beReuter - 198 words
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Article90 1985-03-28 7 Reuter ESM Government Securities Inc, whose collapse led to a run on Ohio thifts and forced their temporary closure, has been declared bankrupt. ESM faces creditors' claims of US$3l5 million. Mr Thomas Tew, a Miami attorney acting as receiver for the failed Fort Lauderdale, Florida, securities dealer,Reuter - 90 words
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609 1985-03-28 7 ALVIN TAY - By ALVIN TAY FINANCE companies are bracing themselves for another 10 to 20 per cent drop in car loans this year, but the more aggressive companies are already diversifying into other areas such as trade financing. Car loans fell by 7 per cent to609 words
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540 1985-03-28 7 Reuter TOKYO could have an offshore banking centre as early as 1906 because opposition from some officials in the finance ministry and the Bank of Japan is disappearing. Banking sources said earlier this month, the Foreign Exchange Council, an important finance ministry advisory group, setReuter - 540 words
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FEATURES
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Article495 1985-03-28 8 THE General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade has had a hard row to hoe these last few years. The Geneva-based body has had the odd success but by and large the progress of free trade has been a path trodden with the most leaden of495 words
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Article, Illustration1035 1985-03-28 8 JOHN ELLIOTT - Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi is showing that he means business in his war against corruption, writes JOHN ELLIOTT. Gold and diamond smugglers are finding the going a lot harder. JOHN ELLIOTT FT A FEW WEEKS after Indian astrologers noted in mid-January thatFT - 1,035 words
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684 1985-03-28 8 PHIL BROWN - By PHIL BROWN AP IN SPITE OF Taiwan's enviable record of economic growth, one of the nation's chief economic planners keeps sounding the alarm: Taiwan must scramble to keep up in what he calls the international economic war. Taiwan, says Chao Yao-Tung, whoAP - 684 words
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334 1985-03-28 8 NYT IN SMALL rooms blackened by fire and smoke in the Golden Temple complex in Amritsar, scores of Sikh refugee families who fled an-ti-Sikh violence after the assassination of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi have set up temporary homes as they try to settleNYT - 334 words
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Article, Illustration683 1985-03-28 8 JOHN HAIL - By JOHN HAIL UPI FOR KILOMETRE after kilometre in Serbalawan in northern Sumatra, a highway snakes along seemingly endless rows of neatly tended rubber trees, each with a little spout dripping gooey white latex into a plastic cup. The Dutch, British and AmericanUPI - 683 words
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Miscellaneous655 1985-03-28 8 iwywiM @aD§§so<jMi) CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Pussy galore (3, 3) 7 A bird collared mostly for doing wrong (4, 4) 8 It makes for noted quietness (4) 10 Cab in which a fare is twice interrupted (6) 11 Do such clothes add much weight to the bed? (6) 14 It's655 words
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SPORTS
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237 1985-03-28 9 /liasX /SINGAPORE OKM /GOLF CHAMPMMSIHPy Mark Aebli (Hongkong Open winner): Tony Grimes ought to be favourite. He won in India and is playing well. So too Rodger Davis, who finished second there. And of course Terry Gale, who plays great237 words
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Article, Illustration525 1985-03-28 9 WALTON MORAIS - By WALTON MORAIS IF YESTERDAY'S Pro-Am is an indicator, then the Singapore Open golf championship which tees-off at Bukit today will, arguably, be the most unpredictable in its 25-year history. The three golfers who returned the lowest score of five-un-der-par 66 yesterday could not525 words
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Article, Illustration653 1985-03-28 9 SOCIALIST Burma and capitalistic golf might not seem the best of partners, yet the two have managed to achieve peaceful coexistence in that land of eternal mystery. In 1967, Burma produced one of the first Asian golfers to earn653 words
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320 1985-03-28 9 Reuter PETRA Delhees-Jauch of Switzerland played conservatively in windy conditions on Tuesday at Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, and upset fourth-seeded American Camille Benjamin in the challenge round women's tennis tournament. Delhees-Jauch, whose world ranking has fallen to 95th from 49th two yearsReuter - 320 words
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Article, Illustration477 1985-03-28 9 AP STEPPING aside in the rankings is one thing, winning another. And Jimmy Connors still likes his chances after being dropped from top seed to No 2 in the upcoming Volvo Tennis Chicago tournament because of the wild card entry on Tuesday of JohnAP - 477 words
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Article498 1985-03-28 9 AP UNITED STATES baseball commissioner Peter Ueberroth said on Tuesday that baseball officials from the US and Japan are "very seriously" looking at the possibility of a future championship between their best professional teams. "I think it's safe to say we're looking one day for championsAP - 498 words
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Miscellaneous1170 1985-03-28 9 to mm HIGHLIGHTS Thursday Feature Special The Cassandra Crossing 10.40 pm, Channel 5 A member of a terrorist group, the Swedish Peace Movement, is exposed to a deadly plague virus during an attempt to bomb the International Health Organisation headquarters in Geneva. He boards the Geneva to Stockholm Express exposing1,170 words
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INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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270 1985-03-28 10 Reuter STANDARD CHARTERED BANK PLC is continuing its cautious view of asset quality in all major trading areas. The bank says in comments on its 1964 results it believes its high level of specific bad debt provisions is prudent and says that it has nearlyReuter - 270 words
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Article194 1985-03-28 10 Reuter CBS INC has released its shareholder list to Fairness in Media after the conservative group agreed to certain conditions on the list's use and disclosure. CBS said Fairness in Media agreed that the list would be "used only for a proxy solicitation, a tender offer,Reuter - 194 words
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308 1985-03-28 10 Reuter WALL STREET shares prices closed mixed on Tuesday after trading in a fairly narrow range most of the day, an apparent reaction to disappointing earnings prospects for several blue chips. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dipped by 0.22 points to 1,259.72. AdvancingReuter - 308 words
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Article241 1985-03-28 10 laoo -5 inch INDUSTRIALS igjtwtc: A Alpha 700 uneh Abarcom 132 +2 *"*>•;- £i® A£ And a 730 uneh 6650B jg sr. if C G Smith 2100 inch Con* j200 CNA 237 7 Com A*»eh 1075 Curt. Franc* 345 uneh Da Bwi 965 Edgar* 8000 uneh 5250 F-d Vok241 words
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Advertisement82 1985-03-28 10 .11 PSUKiJJai oriental cuisine For a Wealth of Exotic, Oriental Delights! Whether it's our mouth-watering steamboat prepared from the freshest ingredients in a rich, savoury stock or the spiciest, tangiest Szechuan dishes expertly prepared by our experienced chefs, Tien Court promises an unforgettable culinary experience to tease the most discerning82 words
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Advertisement163 1985-03-28 10 London stocks, pags 15 c.-r. C V V i 5^ 1!^ LOMflffi Sip a glass of the world's finest wine, while you felax in the cosy ambience of The Lounge. Make your nights memorable with versatile quartet, Body M Soul from Philippines. They'll captivate youl Happy IkMrK Spa 7pa, 25%163 words
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Article327 1985-03-28 11 HONGKONG: Share prices closed steady yesterday on sporadic institutional buying but the market was otherwise quiet and featureless. The Hang Seng index closed 6.52 points higher at 1,350.65 after gaining 2.33 at the mid-morning fix. Chpimg Kong rose 10 cents to HK513.50, HK Wharf 15 to 5.35 Hutchison Whampoa327 words
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Article216 1985-03-28 11 MAt 27 Al Sincira Indus Alio Camanf NT 4 39 23 80 +003 -1.1 Lian Hwa Indus Nan Ya Plas Pacific Cons Pocrhc Elact .12 40 +0.1 27 80 -0 2 .20 60 -0 5 16 70 -0 2 2430 0 1 I 44 0 04 Chang Hwa Bank216 words
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Article348 1985-03-28 11 TOKYO: Prices started mixed yesterday but rose sharply in the afternoon on hectic buying on the effective first trading day of fiscal 1985. The market average rose 64.67 to 12,550.82 after losing 7.11 on Tuesday. Turnover was a very active 850 million shares, the largest volume since March 30348 words
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Article116 1985-03-28 11 MANILA Share prices closed largely unchanged in quiet trading yesterday. The mining index fell 0.47 to 693.80 but the commercial and industrial marker was unchanged at 130.67 and the oils index was steady at 0.599. Atlas Con 'B' rose to 19.75 from 18 and Basic Petroleum to 0.0028 from116 words
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Article350 1985-03-28 11 SYDNEY: Australian share markets closed at a record high yesterday as US investors took advantage of a weak Australian dollar. At the close, the All Ordinaries index was up 8.3 at 826.4 compared with a previous high of 821.1 set on Monday. The All Industrials index was up 5.7350 words
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Article144 1985-03-28 11 BANGKOK Prices closed slightly lower in quiet trading yesterday. The Book Club index fell 0.08 point to 129.88 and declines led advances slightly. Turnover dropped to 482,389 shares from Tuesday's 632,095. MA* 27 Baku 177 -16 Siam C«m«nt S«am Cituen S«am City 615 102 578 unch -2 inch A«a144 words
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Article75 1985-03-28 11 MAR 27 Bonk S«<xi Won 590 5 Hyundai Corwt Hyundai Motor HAL 901 567 642 640 LTTCh inch unch 1 Chohamg Bk 575 644 unch 23 1750 unch 467 12 Korea 350 629 unch -6 Daewoo Corp 440 539 +9 -7 730 +4 475 +3 Samsung Else 844 125475 words
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Article53 1985-03-28 11 AFP TOSHIBA CORP is to provide China's general copying machine plant in Wuhan with technology and know-how for plain paper copiers. Toshiba officials say that to meet rapidly growing demand for copying machines, the Chinese government is seeking ways to increase its domestic production capacity ofAFP - 53 words
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239 1985-03-28 11 FT A EUROPEAN consortium including FYench, West German, Swiss and Belgian heavy engineering companies has signed a US$263million contract to supply China with 150 railway locomotives. The contract is the single largest order (or locomotives won by the so-called European "50 Hertz" consortium. TheFT - 239 words
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116 1985-03-28 11 AFP NIHON KOHDEN CORP, a leading Japanese medical engineering company, has forecast a 13-per-cent rise in before-tax profit on a 10.9-per-cent sales increase in the current business year ending in July. Unconsolidated sales were esimated at a total of 24.2 billion yen, andAFP - 116 words
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Article110 1985-03-28 11 AFP TORAY INDUSTRIES INC, Japan's largest synthetic fibre maker, has reported an after-tax profit of 16 billion yen on sales of 6% billion yen, up 2.8 per cent and 2.4 per cent, respectively, in the business year ending this month. Toray officials attribute the smaller-than-expected figuresAFP - 110 words
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280 1985-03-28 11 AT T confirms intent to work with Japanese FT AMERICAN Telephone and Telegraph (AT&T) has made clear that its strategy for entering Japan's value-added network and office automation markets would include Japanese partners. AT T executives, including James E Olson, chairman, AT T Technologies, have spoken of their corporation's intentFT - 280 words
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Advertisement150 1985-03-28 11 viiSi 'S y/y. >5 y> 4^ 4 vhll m ,r.i>. For a Fteranakan Buffet Lunch so good,even Nonyas feel at home. For over a decade we've been known for Peranakan Buffet lunches with a home-cooked flavour. You too can enjoy the pleasure daily, for only SSl4.oo++ per person. The Luna150 words
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Advertisement140 1985-03-28 11 lyu 5*2 The authentic taste of Japan. A Japanese manager Japanese Chefs. A sushi counter, four teppanyaki griddles, a spacious a la carte restaurant and several tatami rooms. Open for lunch and dinner Set Lunch from $17 subject to 10% service charge and 3% CESS Ample free parking Ample free140 words
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Advertisement139 1985-03-28 11 u A special garden atmosphere where time never runs out. Here, master chefs prepare delicious and lingering tastes from gourmet style to simple meals. SPECIAL FEATURES: Daily Buffet Breakfast $11.50 Daily Set Lunch $12 Sunday Family Buffet Lunch Adult $18 Child $12+ Cafe Vandayour haven 24 hours a day LEVEL139 words
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Advertisement70 1985-03-28 11 Inn of Happiness Whatever the occasion our creative Cantonese cuisine makes it a celebration that's Distinctively Hilton in Style. MbTON MTbRNATIONAb SINGAPORfc m Dine and nine in the classic defiance of The Belvedere French restaur Jut pur excellence. And let the stirring sounds of our music-makers bring hack the pleasures70 words
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Advertisement72 1985-03-28 11 For reservations please call 734 6622 ext 142 ft if MmXMHM MOTM. a i SWGAPORI w 19 Cairnhill Circle Singapore 0922 c restaurant u Serving a wide range of Chinese Hunan specialities in an elegant setting. Convenient location: easy parking laaj novotel Hotel Meridien orchid irai 3rd Storey (near hotel72 words
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Article771 1985-03-28 12 Bernama MAJOR RUBBER producing countries of the seven-member Association of Natural Rubber Producing Countries have agreed to take a "positive attitude" on the extension of the five-year International Natural Rubber Agreement which expires in October. This is a sharp reversal of the previous stand takenBernama - 771 words
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Article517 1985-03-28 12 Bernama MALAYSIA, whose annual production of palm oil is projected to increase from the current 3.72 million tonnes to 6.5 million tonnes in 1990, will undertake vigorous efforts to explore markets in China, Africa, West Asia and the US. Minister of Primary Industries, DatukBernama - 517 words
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Article1315 1985-03-28 12 COFFEE Robusta futures ended a subdued, featureless afternoon session on Tuesday with losses from the previous close of 35 to £13. May finished at £2,296 stg, down £16. The market was due to open around £5 higher against the New York close and was initially a shade firmer1,315 words
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Article153 1985-03-28 12 Chinese Produce Robusta 20/25% FOB NSW 477 50 Exchange (Sellers' noon closing pri Mor 27 SS/100 kg) ices on Nutmeg no FOB NSW 396 00 E&W FOB NSW 248 00 Coconut oil Bulk FOB 155 00 Gombier 330 00 Old drum FOB 168 00 FOB NSW New drum153 words
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Article223 1985-03-28 12 SINGAPORE The market closed higherwith April One RSS buyers quoted at 173.50 cents per kg, up one cent from Tuesday. Tbe morning session gained 0.50 cent on some buying support, after a slightly lower opening, in quiet trading. Prices gained further ground in quiet afternoon trading on continued buying223 words
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Article320 1985-03-28 12 RAS prices in S cents/kg, FOB in b ales NOON CLOSE Buyers Buyers Sellers Int 1 RSS Prompt 172 00 173 00N 172.50 I73 50N Int 1 RSS Apr 85 172 50 ***** ***** 174 50 Int 1 RSS May 85 177 00 177 50 177.50 178320 words
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Article106 1985-03-28 12 (cents/kg, 1-tc m pallets) APRIL 85 MAY 85 (current month) (forword month) NOON NOON RAS Buyers Stlltn Buyers Sellers SSR 20 175 50 177 50N 176 50 178.50N SSR 50 172 50 174.SON 174 50 176.50N MREL6 Buyers Seders Buyers Sellers SMR CV 222 00 224.00 224106 words
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Article218 1985-03-28 12 WHEAT futures closed 3-1/2 to 1/4 cents a bushel lower on the Chicago Board of Trade on Tuesday. May settled 3-1/2 cents lower at $3.56-3/4. Local profit-taking eroded some of the sharp advance of recent sessions with little buying to stem the decline. Wire houses and com-puter-guided fund accounts218 words
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Article72 1985-03-28 12 Reuter XS OF March 20, India had purchased 18.08 million tonnes of food grains in the marketing year which started in October. The government bought 8.62 million tonnes of rice, 9.3 million tonnes of wheat and 161,000 tonnes of coarse grains. Government foodstocks on March 1 wereReuter - 72 words
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Article110 1985-03-28 12 THE Koala Lumpur Tin Market price held at the ITA fleer ef M$2S.l5 per kg as the buffer stock manager teek all 17? tonnes offered. The offering compares with 179 tonnes on Tuesday. There were do foreign concentrates. The Kuala Lumpur premium over the London spot price dropped110 words
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Article159 1985-03-28 12 Yarn (hi HK$ per bole of 400 lb) China carded yarn, cones Blue Phoenix 16'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 BJue Phoenix 32's 4,350 BJue Phoenix 40's 4,500 Open-end yarn 2,450159 words
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Article167 1985-03-28 12 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prices closed lower yesterday on profit-taking and reserve of buyers following Pakistan's absence from the market in spite of earlier reports it will tender for RBD palm oil. March deliveries in the south region fell M 517.50 to $1,392.50 per tonne, central $15 to167 words
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Article281 1985-03-28 12 Singapore C-l Od unq (S$/kito, en-godown) Loonzain Rice Frog rant new crop n aa 100% 1st grade 100% 2nd grade unq 222 2nd 065 100% 3rd grade unq 3rd 060 Parboiled Rice New Crop no stock 5% 222 25% 10% 217 10% no stock Thai Broken Maize unq A-super281 words
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Article136 1985-03-28 12 SOYBEAN futures closed unchanged to 2-1/2 cents a bushel higher on the Chicago Board of Trade on Tuesday, reflecting increased demand for soybean oil. May settled one cent higher at $6.07-1/4 a bushel. Buying in soyoil spilled over to soybeans, and along with stronger foreign currencies lifted prices. News136 words
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376 1985-03-28 12 AFP A DECISION to maintain the price range under the current Sixth International Tin Agreement at M 529.15 to 137.89 during the second quarter of this year is expected to be announced during three days of International Tin Council talks which began inAFP - 376 words
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Article113 1985-03-28 12 Reuter THE World Bank has approved a 50year, interest-free credit worth US$55 million to help in the rehabilitation of tea, rubber and coconut plantations in Sri Lanka. The bank said funds would be provided by the International Development Association, a World Bank affiliate. It saidReuter - 113 words
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Article, Illustration4335 1985-03-28 13 FEAR of heavy scrip deliveries next week caused investors and punters to resort to selling yesterday but turnover was light. The BT Composite Index fell 9.33 points to 729.90 while the Straits Times Industrial Index dropped 8.91 points to 817.06. Volume stood at4,335 words
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Article261 1985-03-28 13 SINGAPORE Rites Indices Grond Centrol 294 Sri Hortomos 210 A T 22< 184 MUI 239 iurong Eng 50« 200 Duto Com 172 Soteros Kes 163 J C MPH 118 Falls Kentucky Spar* 376 C C 378 DuH De» 515 N S T 710 ICS 660 DBS 610261 words
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Article3246 1985-03-28 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 lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "SETT".3,246 words
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Advertisement71 1985-03-28 13 Business dons on the KLSE Sss page 14 if/' ft k ~0* fi |f s A. >t W- >i Jockey Chris Englund. five times Derby winner, is confident of his sixth and greatest win with the promising thorough bred. Knidos But someone has determined with deadly finality that Knidos isn't71 words
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Article, Illustration1334 1985-03-28 14 TERESA LIM - By TERESA LIM Hongkong Correspondent HONGKONG has witnessed three multi-billion dollar acquisitions since the New Year, and all the signs are there to suggest that the game of corporate cat and mouse has only just started. Hutchison Whampoa started the ball rolling in late1,334 words
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Article348 1985-03-28 14 EU YAN SANG HOLDINGS Ltd's latest year-end results have been adversely affected by a provision for the fall in value of its properties and higher interest expenses incurred on construction of the properties. The company said the provision of $374,435 and interest and depreciation348 words
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Article984 1985-03-28 14 Current payment Ex dote Books close Date payoble Totol for the year Totol for lost year A 1 S B Ambossodor Amol Steel Amcol Aokam Asiatic Dev Ayer Hitam Tin BAT Bata Batu Lintang Benta Bousteod Bukit Katil C 1 Holdings Carlsberg City Dev Chuan Hup Cons Plant984 words
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Article233 1985-03-28 14 Managers' prices MARA-Bumiputra for March 28 First B'putro 5 67 5 72 Second B'putro 489 4 94 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 2.17 2.30 The Savings Fund 1.51 *1.60 S'pore Prog Fund 0.92 0 97 S'pore Sec Pund 1 36 1.44 S'pore Invest Fund 0 94 1 00233 words
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Article105 1985-03-28 14 HONGKONG Australian Industrials Hang Seng Index Wednesday 1186 4 Tuesday 1180.7 Wednesday 1350 65 Week ago 1170.6 Monday 1344 13 Week ago *****6 NEW YORK Dow Jones TOKYO Tuesday 1259.72 Tokyo Dow Jones Monday 1259.94 Week ago 1271.09 Wednesday ****** 82 T uesday ***** 15 Stondard Poors Week105 words
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Article163 1985-03-28 14 GENERAL SECURITIES INVESTMENTS Limited: Tenth AGM at the Board Room of The Development Bank of Singapore Ltd, 46th Storey, DBS Building, 6 Shenton Way, Singapore 0106 on Mar 29 at 11 am. GENERAL LUMBER (HOLDINGS) Berhad: Twenty-second AGM at The Dewan Ben tar a, Hotel Dayang, off Jalan163 words
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426 1985-03-28 14 SHARE PRICES on the Kuala Lumpur stock market retreated across the board in dull and listless trading. Although some interest was seen in selected stocks, most investors preferred to stay on the sidelines. After opening at a slightly lower level, share prices426 words
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Article2551 1985-03-28 14 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. MDUSTRIALS Aimomoto (3.705) A Choc (2 48S) (6) 2 482,551 words
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428 1985-03-28 15 NAJEEB JARHOM - By NAJEEB JARHOM CHUAN HUP Marine Ltd continues to bring good tidings to shareholders. To cap the commendable 9.2 per cent increase in group attributable profits to $10.36 million in the half year to Dec 31, 1984, against the previous firsthalf's $9.49 million,428 words
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459 1985-03-28 15 HOTEL Marco Polo Ltd is the latest to join the growing list of companies that have decided to cut dividends because of poor results. The hotel company's performance last year was the worst since it went public in 1981. Group pre-tax profits459 words
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Article123 1985-03-28 15 AMBASSADOR Hotel Ltd has not announced book closure and payment dates for its recommended first and final dividend of 7.5 per cent gross for the 1984 financial year. The dates given in our Dividends Announced table on Tuesday were for last year. SINGAPORE Bus Service (1978) Ltd shares123 words
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250 1985-03-28 15 MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad has officially appointed Datuk Khoo Kay Peng as chairman of the Tourist Development Corporation, in line with the high priority the government is placing on developing the tourist industry. The Prime Minister's Department, in250 words
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310 1985-03-28 15 LORETTA McLAUGHLAN - By LORETTA McLAUGHLAN NEPTUNE Orient Lines Ltd managed to maintain the pace of progress in the second half of 1984 as it did in the first when profits before tax rose by nearly 35 per cent. With a similar jump in the310 words
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Article45 1985-03-28 15 For the year to end-December 1984, unaudited group pre-tax profit was M 515.14 million ($6.83 million previously) on turnover of $62.35 million ($7.84 million). EPS amounted to 4 cents (3.4 cents). An unchanged dividend of 10 per cent gross has been recommended.45 words
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Article56 1985-03-28 15 For the half- year to end-December 1984, group pre-tax profit was M 51.04 million on sales of $6.22 million. EPS stood at 1.1 cents. Renong said the figures of the two corresponding periods are not meaningful due to the reconstruction of the group during the year to end-June56 words
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Article28 1985-03-28 15 Group pre-tax profits of M 54.56 million on turnover of $49.31 million for 1984. Final dividend of 6 cents per share gross recommended.28 words
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Article956 1985-03-28 15 EQUITIES opened mixed in quiet trading yesterday, dealers said. At noon, the FT-30 index fell 0.5 points to 981.5, while the FTSE-100 was down 0.2 at 1290.2. Dealers said firmer sterling and slightly easier domestic money rates helped selected issues. However, they added, until there is a cut956 words
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608 1985-03-28 15 CHAN OI CHEE - By CHAN OI CHEE MALAYAN United Industries Ltd has given up on Cycle Carriage Ltd. Yesterday, Pan Malaysia Cement Works Bhd (PMCW), a member of the MUI stable, dropped the bombshell by announcing that it had sold its entire 12.5 million608 words
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628 1985-03-28 15 By HOCK LOCK SIEW TWO YEARS after a completely new management team was brought in to clean up the mess in United Engineers Ltd, skeletons still keep falling out of its cupboards. The latest disclosure of a massive loan default of $18 million byBy HOCK LOCK SIEW - 628 words
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Article297 1985-03-28 15 SHAREHOLDERS and BT readers could not help but notice lately how companies with December half and full yearends have taken their time to release results and are now rushing to meet the March 31 deadline. We are in the last few days of March and297 words
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Advertisement81 1985-03-28 15 REPUBLIC OF PANAMA U5525,000,000 Floating Rate Notes Due 1987 (Extendable at Noteholders Option to 1990 and 1992) In accordance with the provision of the Notes, notice is hereby given that for the six month period from 28th Mar. 1985 to 30th Sept. 1985, the Notes will carry a rate of81 words
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Article46 1985-03-28 16 Reuter THE BRITISH government has announced a clampdown on the number of foreign doctors and dentists entering Britain because of growing unemployment. Secretary of State for Social Services Norman Fowler told Parliament that new immigration controls would be introduced next month. ReuterReuter - 46 words
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Article39 1985-03-28 16 Reuter THE CHINESE communist party newspaper, the People's Daily, yesterday emphasised that China would stick to its programme of radical economic change in spite of growing problems which could threaten the fabric of the party. ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Article41 1985-03-28 16 THE DANISH government and opposition have agreed on a settlement to end a combined strike and lockout involving 300,000 private sector workers, Denmark's biggest labour dispute for 12 years. Prime Minister Poul Schlueter said details would be given later.41 words
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Article59 1985-03-28 16 NYT AMERICAN officials have acknowledged that the Soviet Union had been able to plant tiny devices in some electric typewriters used in the United States embassy in Moscow that secretly transmitted electronic impulses to an antenna built into a wall. This took place between 1982 and 1984, whenNYT - 59 words
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Article57 1985-03-28 16 Reuter THE UNITED STATES has formally agreed to allow Malaysia's national carrier, Malaysian Airline System (MAS) to fly direct to the America's West Coast from July next year. US Ambassador Thomas Shoesmith exchanged notes yesterday with Foreign Minister Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen to implement an agreement reached between theReuter - 57 words
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Article57 1985-03-28 16 Reuter AUSTRALIA, one of 17 nations asked by the United States to join its "Star Wars" research, will not take part in the programme, the Defence Minister's office said. Australia had already made clear it would not be involved in research under Washington's Strategic Defence Initiative, aReuter - 57 words
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Article60 1985-03-28 16 Reuter THAILAND said it has lifted a 10-month ban on foreign exchange sales by authorisedmoney changers because speculation on foreign currency has declined since last November's 14.8 per cent devaluation. Thais or foreign passport holders can now buy up to the equivalent of US$25O in foreign currenciesReuter - 60 words
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311 1985-03-28 16 AMY BALAN - By AMY BALAN IN THE fierce competitive banking environment of today, bankers can be counted on to introduce unusual schemes and services to attract customers. French bank Banque Indosuez yesterday flew in prospective customers from Sweden all expenses paid to give them a311 words
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274 1985-03-28 16 SEAGATE Technology (Singapore) Pte Ltd is looking for up to 400 new staff as part of its expansion programme. Seagate is adding 6,000 sq metres to its 8,500 sq metre plant in the Kallang Basin Industrial Estate. The expansion will bring the total274 words
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Article123 1985-03-28 16 Bernama MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad yesterday directed all ministers, deputy ministers and parliamentary secretaries to buy locally-assem-bled cars when they want to change their vehicles. He issued the directive at the weekly Cabinet meeting. Information Minister Datuk Rais Yatim said the move wasBernama - 123 words
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Article61 1985-03-28 16 WALL STREET stock prices were higher in early trading yesterday. Analysts expect defence and related technology issues to show strength in reaction to a positive congressional vote on President Reagan's MX missile proposal. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was up over 2V? pointsat 1262. Overall, gainers led61 words
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862 1985-03-28 16 MONICA GWEE - IK) By MONICA GWEE A VEHEMENT ATTACK on government "control" of the press came from Mr J B Jeyaretnam when he raised the issue of a Business Times editorial that lived, he claimed, "for half an hour." The MP for Anson862 words
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Article187 1985-03-28 16 "YOU TOO AUGUSTINE?" was a question which Dr Lee Boon Yang, Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of the Environment, might have asked the MP for Whampoa, whom he accused of trying to "cast a slur" on the government. Dr Augustine Tan had said that187 words
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Article68 1985-03-28 16 TEN MILLION dollars worth of drinking water is flushed down the toilet each year, estimated Dr Wong Kai Yuen (Bukit Timah). This has prompted the government to consider using sea water, or treated effluent water, for flushing toilets. Taking up another suggestion, from Mr Eric Cheong68 words
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288 1985-03-28 16 SOUTH-EAST ASIA, with its rapid growth potential, will attract investments from US multinational companies. Professor John U Farley of the School of Management, National University of Singapore, said this would create a demand for local managerial skills. From a major study288 words
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211 1985-03-28 16 NOSTALGIC calls to preserve street hawkers were rejected by the Environment Minister, Dr Ahmad Mattar, who said these vendors were "normally associated with less developed countries". Members of Parliament protested with a chorus of "No!" but the minister was firm about his "hard-head-ed decision".211 words
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172 1985-03-28 16 "EVEN DURIANS cause traffic jams," said Communications and Information Minister Dr Yeo Ning Hong as he drove home the point that Singapore needed a public transport policy that worked. Dr Yeo warned Parliament there could come a day when massive traffic jams no longer172 words
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Article547 1985-03-28 16 FIRST VERSION withdrawn from Friday's paper IF the PAP ever wanted feedback, it has now ensured it will get it. The bald stupidity of Teh Cheang Wan's statement in Parliament regarding the way the HDB will treat the residents of Anson virtually makes it certain that the547 words
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Article544 1985-03-28 16 FINAL VERSION published on Saturday THE People's Action Party has never tried to hide its displeasure with those who chose to vote against it. It has always emphasised that just as there are benefits to be gained from voting PAP so is there a price to be544 words
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Advertisement106 1985-03-28 16 How to avoid bad debts by PREDICTING BANKRUPTCY ALTMAN BANKRUPTCY PREDICTION TECHNIQUE A one-day programme 1o enable you to leam specially developed Quantitative analysis techniques to assess financial solvency of companies and Ihus avoid BAD DEBTS. PRESENTED BY MICHAEL KAWAI CALL NOW OR SEND COUPON TO: MALAVMA j Lot 2.10.106 words
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Advertisement126 1985-03-28 16 COOPERS LYBRAND ASSOCIATES PTE LIMITED presents INTENSIVE CARE A REMEDY FOR CORPORATE INSOLVENCY A Seminar led by Sir Kenneth Cork SINGAPORE: 19 APRILI9BS Sir Kenneth Cork, the Chairman of the U.K. Insolvency Law Review Committee, will lead this one-day INTENSIVE CARE seminar especially designed for bankers, officers of financial institutions,126 words
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Miscellaneous56 1985-03-28 16 Outlook for today: Showers in several areas in the late morning ond afternoon. Report for 24 hours prior to 7.30pm on March 27 at the airport: Maximum temperature 32.3 Associated humidity 4 66 Minimum temperature 24.5 Associated humidity 96 Hours of sunshine 7.20 Rainfall in millimetres Nil Rainfall this month56 words
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Article246 1985-03-28 17 UNITED States Lines has postponed its resignation from major conferences in the trans-Pacific trades. The company has deferred resignation from the two Japan-Korea/US conferences until April 20, and is unlikely to effect resignation from another three cartels on the originally proposed date of April 6,246 words
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354 1985-03-28 17 JUNE LIM - By JUNE LIM KANSAI Line will part company with the Straits Container Club next month. Its departure will leave the grouping with three members Mitsui OSK, •K' Line and 'K' Line Kinkai running a similar number of vessels. The Kansai-owned vessel, the 450-TEU354 words
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Article111 1985-03-28 17 THE PHILIPPINE Overseas Employment Administration is studying a plan for minimum wage levels for its offices and seamen working on foreign ships. The authorities are thinking of having separate wage scales for seafarers working around the world and those sailing only in Far East trades, where salaries111 words
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Article672 1985-03-28 17 BMpptngUn* Pag Cel 1 Afea VI 3 Ahrenkiel Liner V 4 Andeka Shpg VM 1 ANL 1 1 APC Line V 4 APL III 4 ASCL ID 1 Asiabroker V 5 Austasia Line V 1 Bait-Orient VH 4/5 Bangkok Cont VI 2 Bank Line V 5 B8S672 words
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Article127 1985-03-28 17 AFP A PANAMANIAN ship has been banned from Taiwanese ports for violating a law prohibiting ships from sailing to Taiwan directly from China, a shipping source said. The source said Lucia.& 400-gross-ton vessel owned by a Panamanian shipping company, had arrived at Taiwan's largest seaport of KaohsiungAFP - 127 words
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Article121 1985-03-28 17 Reuter A SHIP carrying 7,000 tonnes of West German emergency food aid for Chad and Niger has been delayed in Nigeria because it turned up at the wrong port, a senior Nigerian official said. The official said the United Nations World Food Programme, which chartered the ship, hadReuter - 121 words
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Article1173 1985-03-28 18 ARGENTINA Buenos Aires March 12th. 13 Vessels berthed. Bahia Blanca 10-15 days and 20-25 days depending on vessel's length. Severely congested A situation expected to deterioratee. 3 vessels berthed. 29 waiting to load grain. Necochea 12-14 days. Congested. 3 vessels berthed, 1 by-product vessel anchored awaiting berth. 21,173 words
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Article, Illustration722 1985-03-28 18 Fairplay CANADIAN shippers still look on conferences much as Ronald Reagan does on the Russians, but the focus of shipper ire has shifted from the North Atlantic to the Pacific trades. The announcement of a further, 12 months, temporary extension of the Shipping Conferences Exemption Act by theFairplay - 722 words
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Article1831 1985-03-28 18 VERY quiet chartering is reported in all sectors of the freight market on Tuesday but rates generally held steady and in some cases rose slightly, shipbrokers said. Grain operators paid U5516.50 for 45,000 long tons from the US Gulf to Japan compared with $15.75 agreed previously for 52,0001,831 words
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194 1985-03-28 19 Kingsley Wood - By Kingsley Wood THE Rooney Shipping and Trading Company's tug/barge operation between Darwin and Singapore is having difficulty settling down. The third sailing planned for earlier this month has been cancelled, with problems blamed on the depreciation of the Australian dollar. But according to a194 words
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473 1985-03-28 19 Reuter CONFLICTING shipping interests among member states are holding up a common maritime transport policy for the European Community, despite a growing threat from cheapthird country carriers, diplomats said. They said community transport ministers, although under pressure by shipowners to combat unfair trading,Reuter - 473 words
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411 1985-03-28 19 Lloyd's List VESSEL sales and the transfer of liner operations brought about a sharp improvement in the results of Swedish shipping group, Brostroms, which reported 1984 profits of SKrl63 million. The net surplus for last year compares with a hefty SKr235 million deficit inLloyd's List - 411 words
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Article93 1985-03-28 19 A BRITISH insurance firm will pay 17.75 million yuan (US$6.3 million dollars) in settlement of the worst oil spill in Chinese waters since the Communist takeover in 1949, the New China News Agency said. The London Steamship Owners Mutual Insurance Association agreed to pay the sum in93 words
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183 1985-03-28 19 Seatrade Week SEATRAIN Lines Inc plans to file a new reorganisation plan that, if approved, would remove it from Chapter 11, the US Bankruptcy Law which protects companies from their creditors. Under the proposed plan, Seatrain would make cash payments of US$l5.5 millionSeatrade Week - 183 words
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Article47 1985-03-28 19 LLOYD'S Shipping Intelligence said salvage association surveyors at Kobe reported that the Panamanian motor bulkcarrier Mary A/me,loaded with wheat at Australia for full discharge at Jeddah, was in collision with the Liberian motortanker World Flora&nd broke down while anchoring at Jeddah. There was no leakage.47 words
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6009 1985-03-28 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.6,009 words
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Article673 1985-03-28 25 S" RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Ship Voy Arrival date/time Operator Godws for LCL cargo FCL movement schedule Location Nik Cherkaso Kansai P Tanah Air Hoog Pioneer White Star T Kiselev B Penaga L Srimathi C Valbelle Prasetia Annapurna Crimmitschau P Taft Osaka Bay E673 words
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Article1816 1985-03-28 25 Who acts for whom The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A-B AFC A African Shipping Agencies (Si Mro-Kariiili [Jnr Transgroup < S» Ahrenklrl Liner Service Kim Shpg <Sl Alfred C Tocpfer Oceanus Shipping Agen cies (Si Manntex Enterprise (PK). Alpac lntrasea iSI Bmtang Shpg <KLi1,816 words
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Article409 1985-03-28 26 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Builder III Krts Merubi Sun Timor Andes H'way B Perseus Benjamas Equator V Hugheverett Inabukwa Kota Banteng Kota Brjaya N Baltimore Trans Hav K23 K24W K21 K10 K9/10 K36 K23 K21 K27 K30 K16 K12 K9 T409 words
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Article189 1985-03-28 26 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East Europe, Far East Persian Gulf, Straits ports Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (FAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services. "K" Line. Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Orient Overseas Container Line. Cho Yang Shipping. ANRO (STRAITS/AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia189 words
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Advertisement451 1985-03-28 17 HEUN6-A SHIPPING Korea Rag Vsls Regular Liner Semi-Container Service To: P. KeUn(/Penang Busan/Inchon Fm: Busan/Moji S'pore A|«it: Neptune Aftntits Pte Ltd Tel: *****77 P.K. *****4, PN *****5 K.L. *****0 ZUILT: Kfp .JAHDINK A XT AH lOiventOveiqias Co*tcu*e* Line I FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE P.»**l«Hr»t I'taa 1/4 22/4 23/4 8/4 29/4 30/4451 words
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Advertisement133 1985-03-28 17 u UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG) NATIONAL LINE SEALORD SHIPPING AGENCIES 70 Shenlon Way 04 02C Mann* Hou>« Singapore 0207 Tel *****94 TH- No BS.S4i9| CFS office TPC 03 30 Tal *****31 and *****32 Terminal office TPC 03-29 Tel No *****90/*****93 ARAB EMMIE EXPRESS FULL CONTAINER SERVICE FKOM JAPAN133 words
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Advertisement1070 1985-03-28 17 A Pubkshmd by TIMES BOOKS INTERNATIONAL Times Centre 1 Ne* Industrial Road Spore 1953 Tel: *****44 A memtW 0» limes o'3or«sc*0 r Ss6 50 7* MAERSK LINE PORT TO USA. EUROPE. MIDDLE EAST. WEST AFRICA ASIA i i l A I'ACIHC. (il'll ATI.AN llt lAS I "AN ADA. INI ANI>1,070 words
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Advertisement331 1985-03-28 18 USA/CANADA Pacific South Wml Pacific North Waat Faadar at Tokyo Faadar at Kobo kWhtr VS. LA/IB OM kMw »T VO J. VCUO 22/4 25/4 TOKYO It 25/4 2C/4 SHAWM 4/5 J/5 J. KBHU 9/5 11/5 2QLMBM C/ 5 S/5 HYUGA 15/5 IC/5 P. man 21/5 23/5 TOKYO M 2C/5 27/5331 words
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Advertisement237 1985-03-28 18 1L Supercarrier Service NUT ARRIVALS BARBER PERSEUS 27/3. BARBER FDUM 9/4. BARBER HECTOR 17/4 TO: CALIFORNIA PANAMA US ATLANTIC US GULF E. CANADA fMn »cc*to* caaln tar Hemtea (MB). S. Framca. MM. SMta mi S* Okp L tapid TO: CARIBBEAN CENTRAL AMERICA CHILE J/4 7/4 13/4 17/4 23/4 27/4 CMKAN237 words
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Advertisement1100 1985-03-28 19 The Straits Steamship Group ,77? Mansfield Container Shipping PteLtd Overseas Containers Limited STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Ports and Bangkok CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE TO UK CONTINENT OSAKA BAY noma, bat TOKYO MY HTAK) MMHI TtMKS MARU cm Of ED—Ui toho express CARDIGAN BAY OSAKA BAY LIVERPOOL MY S'pn FJCdni1,100 words
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Advertisement857 1985-03-28 19 NOTICE CEYLON SHIPPING CORPN National Line of Sri Lanka We are pleased to announce our twice monthly direct service to Rfd Sea ports of Hodaidah, Jeddah and Aqaba. Ceylon Shipping Corpn. will deploy relatively naw veseels on this fully containerised service. The service from Singapore commences on April 9th 1985857 words
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Advertisement480 1985-03-28 20 w. Hapag-Lloyd 1 EXPORTS TO CONTINENT/UK On carriage to Scandinavia. Med. Carribean ft S. America Inland haulage to inland destinations in Europe S pore PKelang PenangLeiioesßibao Genoa Hburg Rdam Bhaven Antwerp ALMUBARAKIAHI4/4 18/4 11/4 11/5 31/4 l«/ 5 Connecting m Kobe 11 Connecting in Kaoshiung Also accepting cargo to* AIIANIIC480 words
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Advertisement398 1985-03-28 20 F M.S. LINE IM« J» J""" FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE CHINA CONTAINER 29* KOREAN CHANCE ?1* HONGKONG CONTAINER 41* ORIENTAL CHKF 43N CHEVALIER RO2E 43W AISO 1 OADINu tOR BRtMf kHAitN FROM EUROPE Vl* SUEZ J A Mure* ol CHEVALIER PAUL 43E CHEVALIER ROTE 42E NEPTUNE CRYSTAL 2«f PKelaot Spore HKonf398 words
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Advertisement645 1985-03-28 20 THONG SOON 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 SINGAPORE TO SARAWAK •EQUATOR IN SK 7/S5 In Port 28 Mar Kuch.ng •EQUATOR IV SK 7/85 1 Apr 4 Apr Kuching645 words
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Advertisement533 1985-03-28 20 EVERGREEN Full Container Service I Round-The-World East Bound Service (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/W.MED./FE) ALSO ACCEPTMG CARGO 10 1) PROMOENCE NWARK SAVANNAH BOSTON PHRADELPHM NORFOIK lACKSONWLLE NIMMGTON ETC 3) CJttSTOBAI BAIBOA PANAMA CITY. COION SAN UAN SJWTO DOMMGO 2) ATLANTA CWCAGO DETROIT COLUMBUS t OTHER MAIOR MCROBRDGE DESTINATIONS HOUSTON VIA KMGSTON 4) MONTREAL TORONTO533 words
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Advertisement323 1985-03-28 20 mSINOSE u MARITIME PTE LTD W!||\T ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES IRANIAN SERVICES Loadmf for B. Abbas. B. Khomeini PORT KELANG PENANG SINOSE MARITMf PTE lID TEL *****44 7 i *****70 MAIOSf MARITIME SON BHD Tel *****2 3 MA, AVSiA TRADE i TRANSPORT LID Id ***** ***** gg KYOWA323 words
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Advertisement875 1985-03-28 21 V\v PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street, 03-00 Singapore 0106 Tel: *****33 EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICES KOTA SALAM KOTA JAVA KOTA MUTIARA VOYAGE HONGKONG SINGAPORE LOADING FOR: E-559 2-3/4 7-10/4 ADEN. HOOEIOAM, JEDOAM, AOABA, PT AN M<H,BABA D E-501 10-12/4 10-20/4 DJIBOUTI, HOOEIOAM, JEDDAH, AOABA, PT SUDA CP/0/85 12-13/4875 words
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Advertisement692 1985-03-28 21 BENLINE CONTAINERS KkJJEBSEN LINE K. NEW ZEALAND SOUTH UST ASU TOKYO BAT'ELS ISS in EBSEN SOUTH. A» (S SVaya it P* S» *1 1/4 13/4 23/4 2C/4 21/4 3/5 U/5 13/5 17/5 19/5 24/5 PJAoreiby lat *mmi AuctTaw N*mr Tanm Buff an 15S 5/5 13/5 17/5 15/5 TttA S 13S692 words
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Advertisement658 1985-03-28 21 DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL LINF FAR EAST S'PORE SERVICE FULL CONTAHER VESSEL. BUSAN YOKOHAMA KOBE KAOHSRJNG MAJAPAHT VII MB 0/3 1/3 GONA *19 W 2t/3 29/3 10/3 lt/3 31/3 3/4 STORE TG fWOK 17/3 22/3 24/3 4/4 9/4 11/4 HKiTTifJ > lai :?i ;.a EAST BOUND SOMA!' *7EB WEST BOUND658 words
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Advertisement533 1985-03-28 21 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BURMA FIVE STAR \f9k SHIPPING CORPORATION (Burmese National Line) Loadmf for Rangoon S pore P Keianf Penanj Paean VSS 29/31 Mar Phashwejyawywa V 252 8/10 Apr Myomaywa VS9 20/24 Apr BANK LINE EXPRESS SEM-CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONT SPORE R'DAM HULL HMBG IVYBANK 19 Apr 15 May 18533 words
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Advertisement1312 1985-03-28 22 kIV LINE KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. ECUADOR/PERU/CHILE FEEDCR VSI MOTHER VSI MONIE RUBY V2B IBM VSI SPORE PKIG PMG SPORE NAGOYA GUAYAGUH CALLAO ARICA IQWQOI AFAGASTA S ANTOHO VALPARAISO 3 Apr 5 Apr 7 Apt 9 Apr 23 Ap> 25 May 2km 6 lun 7to 1 iun Uta 13 hjn1,312 words
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Advertisement556 1985-03-28 22 CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAINER/REEFER/BULK SERVICE I .J..H t..r Ul *N'.MIS SAN IKANUMu SEAIIII lACOMA vANuxjVERBC A..►(.tint ICI FCI Cutitjmers P KrUtV I Aiwrtr lARATENOU ?0 Ape 17 Mi. AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE A. iICI ICI »n|jim<v RAMI* .'8 79 *<• )<• il NU An'i'Mn' umtaawrs jt PSA COU556 words
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Advertisement548 1985-03-28 22 SANKD ASIA FROM JAPANCSI POUTS AMO HOWOKOMG GOLDEN LINE «(TV GUAN GUAN SHIPPING (PTE) LTD V ,un C MM B»* BuMn( SO Cetrl Street SINGAPORE 01M m *****90 (10 LMES) I Tel Kuala Lumpur $0211 P Keljnj *****1 Penanj *****8 Pas* Gudanf A ent ORIENT LIOTO <M SOX BHD 111548 words
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Advertisement504 1985-03-28 22 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD. 10 Anson Road #27-16 International Plaza Singapore 0207 Tel *****1 1 (10 Lines) BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK OCEAN WIND *****03 FORT NELSON *****05 S pore P KeUnf Loadint for 6 Apr SCTE/ANT ROTT/UJI (AVON) 20 Apr 23 Apr ROTT/ANT/UK (AVON) Arcnts Smaport INTRASEA (PTE) 110 BOOHWC *****11504 words
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Advertisement814 1985-03-28 23 NOL NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): C CONTAINER 29* K CHANCE 21W HK CONTAINER 44*... C ROZE 43W N CRYSTAL 29*. Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia C CONTAINER S pore Closing Times: FCL Cargo 0500 3/4 LCL Cargo 1700 2/4 FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) f C PAUL814 words
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Advertisement583 1985-03-28 23 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels 1 SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO: P. KELANG. PENANG. BUSAN, INCHON Vfss* No 6 Ovum SO?* No 7 Datum SO3N No 9 Doium So 2* No I Don am SO3N No 6 Datum SO3N No 7 Datum SO4N spom »aNis NfPtUNF AGfNCKS Plf (ID Ift ?*****583 words
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Advertisement651 1985-03-28 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 SHARKAT WAH SOON SON B» IS! AND 2ND FLOOR NO 1 JAIAN CEMPENING PORT KLANG651 words
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Advertisement48 1985-03-28 23 SIM SWEE JOO SHIPPING SDN. BHD. t EXPRESS TO BINTULU P. KeUnt Penanj Loadv>[ for SWEE LONG SATU Voy 73 2/4 CONTAIN! RBUAN JAVA Voy 46 2/4 SEP SERVICE Kuctwt Sibu. Btntulu Mr Agents: JAMBATAN MERAH SDN. BHD. P. Kelang: *****6 7 K .L. *****7 *****1 Penang *****48 words
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Advertisement641 1985-03-28 24 Iteyional Container Lines 3 Sailings Weekly 11 Reliable Regular Punctual Berthing P.S.A Mon, Wed Sat MIDDLE EAST REGULAR LINER I I.TRA HKAW MKT \KKIKK kashma maru LA CONFiANZA KATOM Sport 10/12 Apr 13/15 Apr 20/22 Apr Loadnf for: Dubai. Muscat SalaUh Dubai. Kuwait Kuwait. Doha o VEB DEUTFRACHT/SEEREEDEREI ROSTQCK FORTNIGHTLY641 words
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Miscellaneous172 1985-03-28 24 Regional Weather sJW O m xx>?. i v£m A s w. 3 A a V i ■E.® I IfcT SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. b^' Wind direction with speed m knots Wove height LEGEND R Thunderstorm d.rect,on w.th speed .n knots y Shower Ra,n Wove172 words
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Advertisement73 1985-03-28 25 use AGENCES K. LUMPUR P. KELANG PENANG P. GUDANG J. BAHARU LEOSMP SPORE *****8/*****6/*****8/*****3 *****1/4 TERMMAL *****1/2 *****/*****/*****/***** *****3/*****5/*****1/*****0 *****8/*****1/*****5 *****22 FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE HE i.fVii'ifmrj r~ iTTTT— T"-~M^Tiry ALSO ACCEPTW FOR: rnnor.nmn, u*, Km. coramcoi. osto ALSO ACCEPTMG FROM EUROPE: IT* HAM. SOT. IK. MTTHERP, OSLO, CfH UMfi73 words
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Advertisement201 1985-03-28 25 LICOiiNE -i'rriT777* HE LTD. SALES/BOOKMGS TEL *****11 (I LKS> r a Jki-iiiixT j-zanznizaaHzai M/V ANJOU V4LSS M/V ARMAGNAC VSLSS M/V CGM VELAY V6ISS Scan Dutch V To Europe (Med/UK/NC/Scan) ACCEPTMG/SAILMG 4) GOTHENBURG Nrhor N Dejima B Suria Seiamfca N. Houtman Toyama To Red Sea/Mediterranean LIMASSOL PIRAEUS From Europe From Red201 words
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Advertisement206 1985-03-28 26 o POMEX MAYA LINE CONVENTIONAL LINER SERVICE JAPAN/STRAITS/JAPAN Vmml Singapore P.Kelang Penang KEMPAS IS Apr 6/7 Apr 8/9 Apr 10/K KEPONG 2-S Apr 17/18 Apr 19/20 Apr 21/21 For further particulors pleasi- conlad POMEX MAYA SON BHD 12th Floor. Bongunan Kuwasa Jolcn Raja Lout, Kuala Lumpur Telex: MA***** POMEXSHIP Tel206 words
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Advertisement310 1985-03-28 26 w Mitsci OS K Lines Ltd CONVENTIONAL/SEMI-CONTAINER M. GRACE OCEAN ELITE ASTRA PEAK SEA ARCHITECT WEST AFRK EARNEST VENTURE 5 Apr Mombasa. Oaressalaam 15 Apr Mombasa. Daressataam 24 Apr Port Louis. Reunion 3 May Mombasa. Daressalaam. Tamatave 8 Apr Monrovia. Abidjan, Lome. Apapa. Douala, Tema AFRICA'S HAYAKAWA MARU* S.A.VAAL* S.A310 words
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