The Business Times, 3 May 1985

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 99/1/85 FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1985 60 CENTS
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    Finance houses doubling doubtful debts provisions
    629 1  -  Trend likely to damage profits By ALVIN TAY THE TOTAL cumulative doubtful debt provisions set aside by the 34 finance companies against their loans portfolio is likely to double to about $120 million in the 1964 financial year from about $67 million before. The
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    Lock icon Ortega urges Reagan to resume dialogue
    169 1 AFP NICARAGUAN President Daniel Ortega warned in Belgrade yesterday that the total US trade embargo against his Sandinista regime, announced on Wednesday, will "most probably" be accompanied by military action. He also acknowledged it would make the situation in urs"dtflfpresident Ronald Reagan to forsake
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    Beijing has yet to sign memorandum with Jakarta
    426 1  -  By FOO CHOY PENG INDONESIA and China are to sign a memorandum of understanding calling for direct trade and more non-political contacts, either in Singapore or Hongkong, soon. The two countries, contrary to recent reports, have not yet signed the memorandum. This
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    Lock icon Taiwan-US free trade accord
    55 1 Reuter TAIWAN has approved in principle a free trade agreement to help balance its trade surplus with the US. A senior Taiwanese Economic Ministry official said yesterday that under the agreement, his country was willing to remove all non-tariff barriers on American imports, including restrictions on
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    STOCK MARKET
    88 1 THE 9NGAFQU s teek Market dual adzed yesterday la spite of peer overseas leads, after three straight trading sessions of tsls. The New York market saftered a sharp nUweek fall, bat the leeal market was net shaken by It Seme brokers believe that the market Is psised (or
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    Lock icon Datuk Neo in last ditch effort to resolve dispute with Koon Swan
    548 1 Bernama THE Malaysian Chinese Association leadership has reopened discussion with the Tan Koon Swan faction in an 11th hour bid to resolve the party crisis without having to go "through the extraordinary general meeting scheduled for May 12.
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    Lock icon Tokyo and Bonn hint of effort to reflate economy
    208 1 AFP JAPAN and West Germany, which have enjoyed export-led growth fuelled by the dollar's strength, may give in to US pressure and stimulate domestic demand to bolster the economy, it was suggested ahead of yesterday's opening of the Bonn economic summit.
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    Newcomer faces uphill task in oil storage
    458 1  -  By LOH HUI YIN THE TWO multi-million-dollar oil storage tank farms designed to make Singapore an oil trading centre may have to compete for customers. For newcomer Paktank, which began business yesterday from a converted tanker, the task could be an uphill one.
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    Lock icon Marcos expects American aid cut
    115 1 AP PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos expects US military aid to be reduced because of "mistaken perceptions" of conditions in the Philippines. Speaking on national television at a Philippine airforce anniversary celebration yesterday, Mr Marcos said the country would give priority to anti-insur-gency equipment. "It is becoming
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      256 1 SHARE INFORMATION DOONEStURY MONEY A EXCHANGES LETTERS CROSSWORDS RAW MATERIALS THE TIGHT labour market which is expected to contmiM for tho noxt 15 yeors will mofco office automation on •Montiol tool in improving Eoductivrty, soys Dr Wong ai Yuan. Pago 2 THE LEADERS of tho world's seven major industrialised democracies
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  • HOME NEWS
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      A growing need for office automation
      505 2  -  Shrinking manpower pool gives cause for concern By JEFFREY TSANG THE TIGHT labour market, which is expected to continue (or the next 15 years, will make office automation an essential tool in improving productivity, said Dr Wang Kai Yuen yesterday. "In 15 years' time,
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      Network of walkways for Central Area
      285 2 FOOTLOOSE tourists will "one day" be able to walk along the banks of the Singapore River and reach all parts of the Central Area entirely on their own steam, but there is no indication when that day will come. On paper, the Urban Redevelopment
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      Growth of 15-20pc likely in printing exports
      233 2 THE PRINTING INDUSTRY'S exports are expected to grow by 15 to 20 per cent annually in the next five to 10 years. To achieve that growth, the Trade Development Board, the Singapore Master Printers' Association (MPA) and the Singapore Book Publishers' Association (SBPA)
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      Bologna Book Fair
      37 2 A BT REPORT on May 1 about Singapore's participation at the Bologna Children's Book Fair said the show was held In Canada. The report should have said the Bologna event was held in Italy.
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      'Days of fast promotion over for young workers'
      464 2  -  By LUCY NG THE DAYS of fast promotion for young workers are over and many may find this difficult to accept, a trade union leader said. Writing in the May Day Annual 1965 publication, Mr Lim Boon Heng noted that there would
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      Peranakan Place hopes to spread Baba culture
      243 2  -  By LISA LEE SAMPLE the history and culture of the Straits-born Chinese community on June 1, when the Peranakan Place is officially opened. The proprietors of Peranakan Place Complex Pte Ltd, who will run the two-storey complex at the corner of Emerald Hill
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      Optical group eyes China market
      129 2 THE Singapore Optical Trad#, Association (Sota) is looking to China for business opportunities. Boosted by the success of (he recent Optics 85, the associatton has deckled to turn its attention to the biggest untapped market in the world. There are, by conservative estimates, about one
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      413 2 There isn't another car in the world that can boast automotive innovation like an Audi. And not just innovation for the sake of it, but better ideas to make a superior motor car. Superior enough to recently win the coveted "Work! Car Of The Year" title and two "World Rally
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  • OVERSEAS
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      UK guarantees deposit facilities for China trade
      260 3 THE BRITISH Export Credits Guarantee Department (ECGD) seven deposit facilities totalling £300 million and US$45O million for China, says a statement issued by Midland Bank in London. r~ In support of the agreement signed between a number of UK banks and the Bank
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      Lock icon NZ bid to retain pilots
      116 3 Reuter THE NEW ZEALAND government moved to stop air crew leaving the country's air force on Wednesday night after officials said resignations of pilots and navigators were affecting its operational capability. Defence Minister Frank O'Flynn said he had invoked critical manning level regulations requiring air
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      Lock icon Demonstrators clash with Mexican police in May Day protests
      214 3 UPI RIOT POLICE la Mexk* City ased dsgs aad dnbs to Irak mp titwi» ti eppeettiee demeastraters wheat the pvwiimt said were trylag to dhnpt a May Day march ea Wedaeeday by eae ndlHea pregtvcnaeat wrken at the Nattoaal Palace. Several
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      Lock icon Moscow willing to convey KL proposal
      171 3 Bernama THE Soviet Union is prepared to convey to Vietnam Malaysia's new proposal (or negotiations between the Heng Samrin regime and the coalition government of Democratic Kampuchea headed by Prince Sihanouk to involve "proximity talks". A statement from the Malaysian Ministry of Foreign Affairs,
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      Lock icon America imposes duty on more Third World goods
      193 3 Reuter AMERICA will Impose duties on a further U552.75 billion of imports that had been tariff free but will exempt about 287 million of imported goods from duties under adjustments of US tariff rules for imports from the. Third World, the US
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      Lock icon World Bank refused funds
      590 3 Republicans: Development banks aid Nicaragua NYT REPUBLICANS on a US Congressional subcommittee killed a Reagan administration request for an extra U*****.7 million in 1965 for the World Bank and other international development institutions. The vote was eight to three on a motion by Republican Jack Kemp
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      Lock icon Trade protectionism takes centre-stage
      429 4 Bonn summit gets down to business today UPI THE LEADERS of the world's seven major industrialised democracies opened their 11th annual economic summit yesterday, a three-day meeting at which the key issue for the first time is trade protectionism. The heads of state from the US,
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      Lock icon Thatcher believes wiping out barriers is key task
      246 4 UPI PRIME MINISTER Margaret Thatcher left yesterday (or the Bonn economic summit believing the most important task of the seven-nation meeting is eliminating protectionist measures to boost international trade. Mrs Thatcher was scheduled to leave London for West Germany around noon, but
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      Lock icon Britain rebukes Japan over Turkish contract
      249 4 FT BRITISH Trade and Industry Secretary Norman Tebbit has sternly rebuked the Japanese government over the level of financial support offered to a sue* cessful Japanese bid for a US$56O million Turkish contract to build a second bridge across the Bosphoms. Mr Tebbit said
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      Lock icon 'I saw a gun at the back of Aquino's head'
      393 4 Reuter A UNIFORMED soldier shot dead Philippine opposition leader Benigno Aquino at Manila airport in 1983, a woman witness dubbed "the crying lady" told a court yesterday. Rebecca Quijano, who has emerged from hiding to give evidence, demonstrated in court
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      Lock icon Volcker does not rule out 3-4pc growth forecast
      178 4 Reuter FEDERAL Reserve Board chairman Paul Volcker said he was not yet ready to abandon the central bank's economic growth forecast of 3 to 4 per cent for this year. According to participants at a conference of New York state bneinese men
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      702 4 Qpudloi ARRIVALS Same* Local Frmm GIA SIA MAS SIA SIA GIA SIA RJ GIA RBA THAI SIA THAI SIA KLM ATLOT CPA MAS MAS MAS SIA CAL SIA SIA GIA SIA SIA ANZ JAL PAL MAS SIA JAL MAS SIA MAS SIA SWR KAL SIA RA SIA
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      Lock icon Gandhi challenged by Punjab violence and Gujarat strike
      190 4 Reuter PRIME MINISTER Rajiv Gandhi's attempt* to solve India's minority and sectarian crises were under challenge yesterday from renewed violence in the northern state of Punjab and a protest strike paralysing a major city in the western state of Gujarat A local
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      Lock icon Monkey waste found in shuttle's cockpit
      250 4 UPI SCIENTISTS aboard the orbiting shuttle Challenger had a productive day on Wednesday, but zookeeper William Thornton expressed repeated concern about a hungry, confused monkey who didn't know how to operate his feeder. To add to the trouble. Commander Robert Overmyer reported finding monkey
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      35 3 s> s 90 oI I U V JOAILLERS PRESENTS A UNIQUE CLOCK COLLECTION DURING VISION D E FRANCE FROM 12th APRIL TO 12TH MAY 1985 AT METRO GRAND AT SCOTTS 9.30 AM 9.30 PM. ■m
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      239 4 m ~,s. ■eb *r> j >rfeSNS3&lh i i..' r wcjww Outer space... Inner space fz When space will always be at a premium in Singapore, one housing project gives you more than ample space. Space to live. (Apartments with luxurious interiors, yet at very affordable prices). Space to play, jog
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      237 5 •i %2?C Announcing the Speed Shuttle. ■s*--=--%= 18 lift; *j&L~ i IM9| I -M v i m JhH yip-ygi'i^g ==> ia "J M SeH mgmmk -a to Jam, a r r El s to Fforth America Commencing with the sailing of the Lexa Maersk which sails from Singapore on 14th
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon SocGen plans UK share-dealing unit
      531 6 Link-up planned with Hambros FT SOCIETE GENERALE, the third largest French nationalised bank, is likely to set up this summer an international share-dealing subsidiary in London in partnership with the UK merchant bank Hambros. The plan, which has been under study for some months, will
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      Lock icon Worldwide option trading expected in two years
      296 6 Reuter THE CURRENCY option trading to begin in London this month should lead to around-the-clock global market in two years. David Steen of the London Stock Exchange in announcing the scheme said: "I hope we are seeing the beginning of a 24-hour market
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      Lock icon Top official in Cathay scandal
      95 6 Reuter AT LEAST one high-ranking official was involved in covering up financial irregularities of the Cathay industrial group centre of Taiwan's biggest bank scandal. Court officials said government investigators found that the unnamed official, described as a department head in the Finance Ministry, had deliberately
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      Lock icon Major part of Exim plan turned down
      126 6 Reuter THE AMERICAN House Banking Committee has approved legislation that prohibits a major portion of President Reagan's plan to make a fundamental change in the way the Export-Import Bank operates. The administration, in its budget plan, proposed the elimination of direct Exim loans
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      Lock icon Indonesia may make new foreign loan
      256 6 Reuter INDONESIA may soon make a new foreign borrowing in spite of the fact that its previous loans of US$75O million and $600 million have not been fully used. Finance Minister Radius Prawiro declined to estimate the amount of the new loan but said
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      Lock icon Cindic signs loan for China hotel
      96 6 Reuter CINDIC Hotel Investment Co Ltd has signed a US$B5 million 11-year loan with a group of banks to build the Shanghai Jing and Hilton Hotel. The loan is lead managed by Nanyang Commercial Bank with Bank of Communications and Nordic Asia as co-leads.
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGE
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      Forex markets
      751 6 SINGAPORE The US dollar closed higher against most major currencies In thin late trading yesterday, but was below the day's highs. The dollar finished firmer at 3.1435/55 marks compared with New York's 3.1290/1320 close, but below its high of 3.1510 and at 2.6340/60 Swiss francs compared with 2.6230/80
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      Asian $ market
      323 6 Asian market ASIAN dollar deposit rates closed steady at opening levels in quiet trading yesterday. Short-dates firmed around 1/16 point at the outset supported by a higher US federal funds rate and remained unchanged subsequently with overnight closing at 8-11/16 8-9/16 and week fixed at BVi 8% per cent. Periods
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      Money markets
      128 6 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore interbank money market fell by 2-1/2 point from Tuesday to close at 4-1/4 per cent yesterday. The one-month term rate rose by 1/8 point while the two and three-month term rates rose by 1/16 point each. S$ Interbank rates at 3pm yesterday:
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      Foreign Exchange
      203 6 Interbank rates at 3pm yesterday: Local dollars to OHi uwt of tortgr quoted r MM, US dolor ***** 2 2315 2.8196 -20 89 Starling pound 2.7301 2.7335 ***** -62.84 Austrafcon dolor 1 4498 1 4527 3 4286 -57.71 NZ dolor 1.0115 1.0142 3.4286 -70 50 Canadian dolor 1
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      Lock icon Simex
      318 6 BA Futures JUNE EarsdsUar futures opened at CME's high of 91.20 at Simez yesterday and attempted higher because of the post futures gains and a firm CME closing. Profit-taking, however, soon saw the contract being sold off. The June contract finally settled at 91.17. Currency futures moved lower as
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      Gold
      164 6 HONGKONG: The metal closed steady in moderately active trading yesterday. It ended higher at U*****.80/315.30 an ounce against an initial $314.10/60 and New York's $313.10/60 close. On the local market, gold ended HK$3 below Wednesday's close at $2,930 a tahil. The krugerrand price was $5 off at HK52,525, equivalent
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      78 6 This announcement appears as a matter of record only m OVERSEAS UNION BANK LIMITED HONG KONG MAIN BRANCH HK5200,000,000 FLOATING RATE NEGOTIABLE HONG KONG DOLLAR CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT DUE APRIL 1988 MANAGED BY STANDARD CHARTERED ASIA SAMUEL MONTAGU CO. LIMITED LIMITED CO-MANAGED BY CHINA DEVELOPMENT FINANCE CO. (H.K.) LTD. COUNTY
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      453 7 nibble! Hi Apple, feuvcy a little friendly competition? Congratulations, Apple. You pioneered the world s We've learnt a lot from 20 years experience. voted top hand-held computer of the year by Germany's first desk-top personal computers. Being Japanese, we've learnt how to take an influential 'Chip' magazine. Congratulations from Epson,
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      218 8 f 1 I /or making possible the first direct service to the USA wmm 1 i m •:>"•:• ...'*>•>.■ x l«&Pi •If* :i. < ■<■■■■> f i IF i r r v* I t n f 4 This morning at 11.30 am, the very first direct flight to America will
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  • AIR CARGO
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      Asian airlines place Airbus orders
      351 9 A NUMBER of Asian airlines Thai Airways, Air India and even the Civil Aviation Administration of China have ordered new Airbus aircraft. Thai Airways placed a US$l25 million order for two A3lO-200 advanced aircraft in March. The wide body twin jets manufactured by Airbus Industrie
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      Plane market estimated at US$470bn
      171 9 AIRBUS INDUSTRIE has forecast the world aircraft market to be worth about US$47O billion, with about 9,100 planes being replaced over the next 20 years. The French corporation expects to sell about 2,600 planes worth US$l22 billion to capture a sizeable chunk of this market.
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      WEEKLY FREIGHTS
      243 9 ARRIVALS Operator Flight Local tan* From FRIDAY TMA TL351 1130 BEY/SHJ /KUL FT FT71 2355 BOS/JFK ANC/NRT /TPE SATURDAY CAL G333 0150 TPE CV CV796 0815 LUX/DXB KAL KE685 2110 SEL SUNDAY TMA TL355 0830 BEY/SHJ /KUL FT FT73 2355 LAX/SFO ANC/NRT OSA/TPE MONDAY NW NW903 1645 JFK/IAH
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      Malaysian move to boost industry
      464 9 THE MALAYSIAN government, in conjunction with Malaysian Airline System (MAS), is embarking on a major programme to boost the country's air cargo industry. A |30 million air cargo complex is being built at the Subang International Airport with a computer-monitored warehouse and handling system. MAS
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      Lock icon NCA starts regular trans-Pacific flights
      195 9 AP THE US has signed an agreement to allow Japan's Nippon Cargo Airways (NCA) to start regular services on trans-Pacific routes. A Japanese transport ministry official said yesterday that the agreement came 14 months after the NCA had applied to the US government for permission
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      IATA expects members to report US$500m profits
      181 9 THE International Air Transport Association (lATA) expects its airline members to earn profits of about US$5OO million from their international scheduled operations this year. This is slightly below estimates for the carriers' 1984 profits on such services. An increased capacity that is most
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      Novo Express goes into inbound travel business
      493 9  -  By YAP BOH HOON AIR CARGO Novo Express, which recently started a courier service division, is now poised to venture into the inbound travel market. With a start-up capital of $100,000, it has incorporated No-vo-Orient Travel in Singapore in a deal with Orient
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      Five down and seven to go
      98 9 PAN AMERICAN World Airways has taken delivery of the fifth of its 12 leased A3OO 84-200 twin-engined wide body jetliners from Airbus Industrie. The carrier received the aircraft on schedule in Toulouse, < France, headquarters of the European jet builder. The aircraft was ferried
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      375 9 For today, may we direct your thoughts to our European route network? Canals, Acropolis, Gaudi, Morgestraich, Bobjednik, Grand' Place, Open-Air Museum, sobbing violins, Eau de Cologne, mermaid, Bloomsday, Jan Wellem, Book Fair, Jet d'eau, San Lorenzo, harbour, trade fair; Nurmi, Golden Horn, Bruckner, Tower of Belem, Madame Tussaud, Velazquez, dessert
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  • FEATURES
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      The dangers of apathy
      513 10 NTUC president George Chua was right on May Day when he argued that unions would be wiser and stronger if they used persuasion rather than coercion to attract members. Forcing workers to join a union can, at best, result in growing apathy, and apathy is one
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      Lock icon The biotechnology battle
      1540 10  -  A breakthrough in producing human insulin sparks marketing war By STEPHANIE YANCHINSKI FT INVESTORS disappointed by the fading fortunes of biotechnology are starting to take heart from the dramatic turnaround of the first product to come from genetic engineering, human insulin. The recent success of Humulin, produced
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      Meridien has the right idea on beach development
      795 10  -  letter to the Editor Alan Lim Dear Sir,' Having been overseas and only just reading a backlog of newspapers, I noted your article of April 18 and editorial of April 19 about the Meridien Hotel Changi's application for beach development. I was
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  • Page 10 Miscellaneous
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      641 10 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 4 Servant* providing their own beer? (6) 7 Bin of sweet paper? (8) 8 Scour with difficulty? (6) 10 Birmingham vSa (5) 13 The schoolgirl copied letters out (4) 14 A squint in Burke's? (4) 15 Rent to the navy (4) 16 Original points (3) 17 Uke
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  • SPORTS
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      Search for top-notch boats and sailors
      584 11  -  By WALTON MORAIS THE SEARCH for suitable boats and top-notch foreign sailors to join the Singapore Challenge for the Admiral's Cup yachting competition has begun in earnest. With Australia and New Zealand having completed their team selections, the hunt has begun for two boats
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      Lock icon Larry Bird hits a playoff high
      399 11 UPI LARRY BIRD overcame bone chips in his right elbow to score a playoff career-high 42 points on Tuesday night, powering the Boston Celtics past the Detroit Pistons 121-114 for a 2-0 lead in their quarter-final series. Game 3 of the best-of-seven series is
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      Lock icon Border denies Australia brought 'second rate' squad
      288 11 AP AUSTRALIA'S cricketers flew into London on Wednesday to defend "The Ashes" and captain Allan Border immediately denied he had brought a sec-ond-rate squad following several defections to the South Africa rebel tour. Border, whose party had to be radically altered, told reporters:
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      Lock icon Ireland's bloodstock industry spells big business
      458 11 Reuter AT A TIME when many of Ireland's traditional industries are floundering, the most traditional of them all is booming as never before. The breeding and sale of thoroughbred racehorses has grown from a cottage industry to a highly-sophisticated business worth more than US$lOO
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      Lock icon Gilded athletes of Olympics
      223 11 AFP QUADRUPLE Olympic gold medallist Carl Lewis earned U*****,000 in 1984, making him the best paid athlete in the United States, Runner's World magazine reported in its May edition. Second was 400 m hurdles specialist Edwin Moses, who banked $617,000, followed by marathon runner Bill Rodgers,
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      Two wheels and a strong heart
      625 11 Body language THIS COLUMN showed last week the importance of calculating a personalised intensity for training. By exercising at your target heart rate (THR), you can reap maximal benefits from your workouts. Another factor which is important when mapping out a fitness programme for
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      Lock icon Peugeot team nervous at the starting line
      206 11 AFP FRANCE'S successful Peugeot rally team is extremely nervous going into the tour of Corsica, starting in Ajaccio today. The three-day event ought to be a doddle for Peugeot. The team has won five of the last seven world championship rallies and Finland's
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  • Page 11 Miscellaneous
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      1190 11 L w sm bqidixd HIGHLIGHTS Notional Geographic Special: Flight Of The Whooping Crane Bpm, Channel 12 The American and Canadian governments are mounting efforts to save North America's whooping cranes which have been declining in numbers because of changing ecological conde tions. Friday Night Movie Star Spangled Girl 10.20pm, Channel
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      72 11 MORE THINGS AEROBIC Exercises that will get your heart rate) in that healthful aerobic training zone include bicycling... J m Even fun thinp like hiking! The word "aerobics" means promoting \the supply of oxygen." Wren your heart pumps faster, it AVcarries more oxygen to your musdes. Is H Dristdltf :fVa^Du£Et£
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Lock icon BL faces more difficult conditions
      177 12 Reuter STATE-CONTROLLED BL PLC is facing difficulties which are more demanding than those of a year ago. Chairman Austin Bide says in the annual report the British and international markets of the Land Rover-Leyland section remain deeply depressed, though progress has been made in some
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      Lock icon Wall Street's biggest fall since November
      317 12 Reuter WORRIES about a slowing economy on Wednesday handed Wall Street its biggest one-day drop since last November and left stock prices at their lowest point since mid-January. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped by 16.01 points to close at 1242.05. The volume on
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      294 12 Reuter THE SWISS government has introduced legislation to ban insider trading by company and government officials, their assistants and outsiders acting on inside tips. The Justice Ministry said in a statement the Bill covered trading in shares, bonds and other instruments traded on the
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      167 12 Reuter ALGEMENE BANK Nederland NV's gross profits in the first 1985 quarter were up on those in the same 1984 period, and also above the average quarterly profit for this year, which was 315 million guilder^. Chairman Andre Batenburg gave no other details at the annual
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      Toronto
      140 12 MAT 01 c* Hud Boy 52* ktco 18* irit Pro* Pp« 36* krt Un 21* ur>ch unch Km Add 15* Bonk Mont Bonk Nova Scotia CM Canodo 26* 13 39* Labia* B Mouty Farg Me BkxM Mahon A Moor. Cp 18* 2* 23* 16 24 unch unch unch BP
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      200 12 MAY 01 taai Unaac Woohranh 515 1500 -5 10 MOUSTtlALS Ml MINGS A Aipho 850 unch Abarcom A£ And O 152 ioo 2 n 9000S i*Kh -50 -400 Amaprop AA/UC 400 unch ountu 111 8200 Bortowi 1125 inch C G Smuh 2350 04A 270 l*Kh Curia Finar Edoart Fad
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      174 12 Amsterdam MAY 01 fk ABN 435 00 4-5 5 186 50 +6 5 Ahold 227 70 +1 2 Aluo 112 70 -0 1 AM£V Amtat 75 00 +04 Barfed UM .17 Bob -O A ***** +2 Botkafc Bur Tat 91 50 +0 5 38 30 02 486 00
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      689 12 MAY 01 us* Alcon AJurran 24to Alcoa 30* -to Lud 24* AM Own Cp 45* AM Storm 55 Ah L AH -to Am Brandt he 64* ■f to Am Broodcast 108* Am Can Co 53* •r* Am Cyanamid 51* -to Am B*c Pw 21 to -to Am Exprost
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      Hongkong
      313 13 HONGKONG: Share prices closed narrowly mixed yesterday in fairly quiet trading with investors mainly focusing on second and third liners. The Hang Seng Index edged off 0.52 to 1,516.21 at the close after it lost 16.10 at the midmorning fix. Turnover was HK5337.26 million against $245.77 million in the
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      Taipei
      204 13 MAY 03 AM Sinew* Mu» Am Cmmmr* HT$ 2.85 23 50 23 10 -0.15 inch •0.3 Kuochon Do* Lion Hwo knifes Nan Yo Pta» Pacific Com Pacific Boct Wiro 1560 12 50 27 10 17.20 14.20 1.40 <N —INS 9999 99 48 40 4-0.4 1690 -02 1980 -0.4 Sfthfin
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      Tokyo
      378 13 TOKYO: Renewed enthusiasm for financials helped the market average recoup most of its early losses in the afternoon yesterday, but trading remained moderate in the face of holidays today and next Monday. The average edged down 4.86 to 12,451.79, recovering from a low of 12,409.68 at 0955 JST. Turnover
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      Manila
      102 13 MANILA: Share prices closed generally easier in dull trading yesterday. The Mining Index fell 3.78 to 652.73 and the Oils Index eased 0.005 to 0.635 while the Commercial ft Industrial Index was unchanged at 131.96. Phil Overseas rose to 0.006 pesos from 0.0075. MAY 02 Nm M—iwl Onanfal B
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      Sydney
      357 13 SYDNEY: Share prices closed weaker yesterday after a 16-point fall in the Dow Jones Industrials Average. At the close, the All Ordinaries Index was down 10.7 at 863.4, its lowest level since April 23. The Gold Index fell 18.7 to 880.2, the All Resources Index 14 to 591.7 and
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      Bangkok
      172 13 BANGKOK: Share prices closed higher in quiet trading yesterday. The Book Club Index rose 0.53 point to 136.67 and advances led declines by a four-to-three margin. Turnover stood at 366,074 shares compared with 536,329 on Wednesday. Siam City Cement advanced 24 baht to 656 and Siam Cement gained 18
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      Seoul
      64 13 MAY 02 Won Hyundai Const 901 unch Hyundai Motor 551 unch 600 KAL 450 5 582 +2 655 +5 640 5 490 Duthn fcxJ 465 -10 Koroo She 490 486 -4 Lucky Ltd 600 555 3 706 -1 -5 495 -7 815 595 -5 1273 +2 HoniBk 640 Scangyong
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      67 13 Bernama A JOINT committee between Kontena Nasional Sdn Bhd (KN), the Malaysian International Shipping Corp Bhd and Perbadanan Nasional Shipping Line Bhd have been formed to handle imports of investment goods. The three companies would then be in a better position to compete with foreign forwarders
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      Lock icon US to dominate Taiwan's $3bn digital switch-on
      432 13 Non-US companies restricted in landing contracts FT NON-AMERICAN manufacturers of sophisticated digital switching and transmission equipment will probably find themselves out in the cold as the Taiwan Telecommunications Authority starts buying an estimated US$3 billion to $4 billion worth of such equipment over
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      Lock icon Sun Hung Kai profits up sharply
      94 13 Reuter SUN HUNG KAI A Co Ltd (SHK) has achieved sharply higher first quarter earnings which almost match earnings for the whole of last year. The company's chief executive officer, Mr William Arthur, said the exact figure will be in a prospectus, due May
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      Lock icon Jakarta urged to quit ICO
      324 14 Reuter INDONESIA'S Coffee Exporters Association has asked the government to consider leaving the International Coffee Organisation (ICO). Association chairman Dharyono Kertosastro said that his organisation had submitted a proposal which included the possibility of resignation after the ICO had decided to extend price controls to
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      Lock icon Japan to increase sales of silk yarn from stockpile
      374 14 Reuter THE JAPANESE Agriculture Ministry will soon expand tender sales of stockpiled silk yarn after parliament's recent approval of a Revised Silk Yarn Price Stabilisation Act. Ministry officials said that the new system, using a special sales tender system and involving
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      Lock icon Australia sells wheat to Colombia
      128 14 Reuter THE Australian Wheat Board (AWB) said it sold 50,000 tonnes of wheat to Colombia, its first sale to the country since 1971. The sale was made through Continental Grains, one of the AWB's recognised wheat exporters, at a recent Colombian ten- der which called
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      SOYBEAN
      215 14 1 SOYBEAN futures on the Chicago Board of Trade ranged from IV* cent a bushel higher in nearby May to two cents lower in deferred» at the close on Wednesday. July ended near the middle of a five-cent range. A sharp rally in soymeal prices near midday lifted soybean
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      Lock icon Tea prices fall to 19-month low
      182 14 Reuter TEA PRICES, undermined by abnormally high stocks, sank to a 19-month low of 139.62 pence a kg at this week's London tea sales. The Tea Brokers' Association of London said the weighted average price for the 16,911 packages of landed tea sold on
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      PALM OIL
      123 14 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prices weakened further yesterday on short selling and continued profit-taking after last week's firmness, as sentiment was dampened by lower Chicago soyoil futures. May deliveries in the south region fell MflOO to $1,560 per tonne and north down $85 to $1,570, while June in
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      RUBBER
      263 14 SINGAPORE v The market closed lower yesterday with May One RSS buyers quoted at 168.50 cents per kg, down 2.25 cents from last Tuesday. The morning session lost two cents on lack of buying interest and some liquidation in quiet trading. Values eased further ground in quiet afternoon trading
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      RAS and MRELB
      340 14 RAS prices i in S cents/kg. FOB in be ties NOON a e_u CLOSE CJLM Int 1 RSS Prompt Buyers 168.00 169 00N 167.75 168 75N Int 1 RSS May 85 169 00 169 50 168 50 169.00 Int 1 RSS June 85 169 00 169 50
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      SSR and SMR
      94 14 (c*olVkg, 1-ton polWn) MAY 85 JUNE 85 (current month) (forward month) NOON NOON RAS luyn Stlltn B«iy«rs StHtn SSR 20 168.50 170.50N 170 50 172.SON SSR 50 166 50 168 50N 168 50 170 50N MRELB B«r«rs Buyers SMR CV 213.50 2I5.50N ***** 217.50N SMR L *****
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      LONDON MARKETS
      899 14 COFFEE Robusta futures held around the highs to end yesterday morning with gains from Wednesday's close of £54 to £39 a tonne. Some traders said talk of support from frosts in non-coffee growing areas of Brazil was premature and New York gains on Wednesday had little to do
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      KL Tin
      115 14 THE KLTM price fell SI erato te M 527.49 per kg yesterday ea increased taraever at IN teaaes versus 111 on Tuesday. The lewer level attracted baylag tram the US, Japaa aad 1 seals which task a tatal at ahsat M per eeat sf the dlspssal while the
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      TEXTILES
      160 14 Yarn (In HK$ per bole of 400 lb) China corded yarn, cones Blue Phoenix 16's 2,550 Blue Phoenix 20's 2,700 Blue Phoenix 32's 3,300 Blue Phoenix 40's 3,650 Corded yarn, hank Bkie Phoenix 21's 2,900 Combed yarn, cones Blue Phoenix 32's 4,350 Blue Phoenix 40's 4,500 Open-end yorn 2,400
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      Less sugar
      77 14 THE Philippines plans to cut sugar output in the milling year ending May 1986 to between 1.6 and 1.7 million tonnes compared with 2.4 million this year. Prime Minister Cesar Virata said at the annual meeting of the Asian Development Bank that "the problem is the European surplus...
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      Produce exchange
      146 14 Chints* Produce Exchange (SeNers' noon deling price* on May 02. SJ/100 k 9 Coconut oil Butt FOB 145 00 OW drum FOB >58.00 New drum FOB 162.00 Robusto 20/25% FOB NSW Nutmeg 110 FOB NSW E&W FOB NSW Gambier FOB NSW 477.50 396.00 248 00 330 00 Copra
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      RICE
      269 14 Singapore C-l Od unq (S$/kilo, ei-godown) Loonzain Rice Fragrant new crop Wt 0 86 100% 1st grade 100% 2nd grade 2nd 064 100% 3rd grade unq 3rd 060 Parboiled Rice New Crop 25% 10% no stock no stock 5% .10% 227 222 Thai Broken Maize unq A-super Special 056
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      WHEAT
      136 14 WHEAT FUTURES on the Chicago Board of Trade closed 3V« to V 4 US cents a bushel lower on Wednesday, with May ending in the lower end of a six-cent range. A resumption of sales in the May contract by Cargi--11 weighed on prices, particularly with activity slowing in
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      155 14 At the Dragon City Sichuan Restaurant, you'll discover some of the finest Sichuan and seafood dishes you'll ever taste. An amazing 228 in all, and each masterfully prepared by skillful, caring chefs. You'll also experience the warm, attentive service, so reminiscent of ancient Chinese hospitality and respect. Amidst rich and
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      136 14 ft COMPUTERS CANT SOLVE ALL YOUR WRITING PROBLEMS Computers can't help you write if you don't know WHAT to say and HOW to say it. Poor writing skills hurt companies and employees. Customers aren't sold when they could be. Employees are denied promotions because they can't write well enough to
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      Market ends mixed as early rally loses steam
      4163 15 THE SINGAPORE stock market closed mixed yesterday as a morning rally slowed down in the afternoon. The BT Composite Index rose 1.56 points to 709.17 and the Straits Times Industrial Index increased 3.72 points to 796.53. Volume remained light at 6.19 million
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      Chief price changes
      231 15 SINGAPORE Rises Indices A«c*l 25* 235 M CMMWH 282 Faa-B S0« 263 Ml Da* 550 Caw rwt 50( 318 SM 300 taartaad 50« 168 S f H 620 G—»■» 580 Kappal Skip 159 Strain Tnli«| 452 Malakaff 344 Falls taijaia Carp* 118 K*aaw» 444 D 8 S
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      Business done on the SES
      2665 15 BID and offer price* officially listed and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In IoU of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "SETT".
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      118 15 PROMET Berfcad: Twen-ty-sixth AGM in the Conference Room. 33rd Floor, Menara Promet, Jalan Sultan Ismail, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia today at 10 am. AJINOMOTO (MALAYSIA) Berhad: Twenty-fourth AGM at Lot 5710, Jalan Kuchai Lama, Petaling, Kuala Lumpur on Monday at 9 am. the insurance corporation af Slags piw Limited:
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      Lim Kah Ngam set to diversify
      631 16  -  BY AMY CHEOK CONSTRUCTION and hotelbased Lim Kah Ngam Ltd, flushed with cash of nearly $41 million, is well placed to diversify its activities and broaden the earnings base of the group. The company is rationalising its corporate structure in order to transform LKN
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      1492 16 Carront Ex date Books dose Dote 1»payoDw Total for Hie year Total for last year A BN AISB A Enterprises Acmo Ajinomoto Ambassodor Amol Steel Amcoi Asiatic Dev BAT B Ray a Beta Benta Bousteod C4C C 1 Holdings C KTong C Properties Cobberg City Dev Owon Hup
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      Lock icon BAe issue for upmarket investors
      398 16 Reuter THE £550 million British Aerospace PLC share issue is aimed at sophisticated investors rather than the broad general public, company chairman Austin Pearce said. This approach contrasts with last year's privatisation of British Telecommunications PLC, when the government sought the widest possible distribution for
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      Southern Finance buys 51pc of Kota Discount for M$51m
      458 16 SOUTHERN BANK Bhd, which is owned by publicly-listed Killinghall Tin, has implemented several measures to expand its range of financial services and to build up its wholly-owned finance arm, Southern Finance Company Bhd. It disclosed that Southern Finance is to acquire
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      Light buying in KL stems slide
      459 16 THE KUALA LUMPUR stock market ended on a mixed note yesterday thanks to some light buying support. The pace of trading was still lethargic. A few selected counters recorded moderate gains but overall price movements were marginal. After opening at around previous closing levels,
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      Business done on the KLSE
      1895 16 BID and otter price» officially listed and business in and reported to tb» Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with tbe number of shares traded sbown in brackets in lota of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified MDUSTRMLS A Choc (2.008 2.035) Alcorn <1.006 1.01S) (6) 1.00
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      Lock icon Malaysian exchange sets up securities research institute
      243 16 Bernama THE KUALA LUMPUR Stock Exchange (KLSE) has set up a research institute to conduct in-depth research into the securities industry in Malaysia. The formation of the Research Institute of Investment Analysts Malaysia is part of tte KLSE's improvement programme. KLSE general manager
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      Selected indices
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      Unit trusts
      206 16 Monogcrs' pric« foe May 3 Singapore Unit Tract Th« ComntfM 1.96 2.08 Th* Sovingt Fund 1 39 1.47 S'por* Pro® 0 82 0.87 S'por* S*c Fund 1.21 1 28 S'por* kw*«t Fund 0.89 0 94 S'por* Equity Fund 0.83 0.88 Atta UnM Trust Mai kw«t Fund Mai Prog
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      LKT gets 80pc financing for its hotel project
      472 17  -  By AMY CHEOK LEE KIM TAH Holdings Ltd has secured 80 per cent financing for its US$2O million hotel project in Xiamen, China. .The loan, to be provided by an unnamed foreign bank, will be guaranteed by its Chinese partner, Xiamen Construction
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      Innovest falls short of profit forecasts
      381 17 RECENTLY REVAMPED Innovest Bhd (formerly known as Fusan Fishing Net Manufacturing Bhd) has failed to live up to expectations, although it turned in a set of much improved full-year results. For the 12 months ended Dec 31« 1964, it reported group unaudited pre-tax profit
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      Sing Invest holds its own in spite of strong competition
      409 17  -  By RAMESH CHANDIRAMANI IN SPITE OF strong industry-wide competition, smallish Sing Investment k Finance Ltd was able to hold its own, and would have posted an earnings growth if not for a doubling in loan loss provision which the company
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      Metroplex listed
      30 17 METROPLEX Bhd has been granted a secondary listing on the Stock Exchange of Singapore. Trading in its 200 million 50-cent shares under the second property section begins today.
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      Keppel establishes two shipping business units
      611 17  -  By NAJEEB JARHOM THE FIRST STEP in the scheme to rationalise the shipping operations of Keppel Shipyard and its subsidiary Straits Steamship aimed at achieving economies of scale in the next two years has been disclosed and will take effect on June 1. On
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      Leong Huat incurs heavier losses
      573 17 THE RED-INK figures at Huat Industries Ltd in which property developer Ho Kok Cheong has de facto control worsened further last year. In fact, the chances of Leoog Huat ever coming out of the woods seems very remote in view of the depressed market for
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      LONDON STOCKS
      898 17 SELECTIVE buying yesterday gave equities a firm undertone having opened with an easier Mas following Wall Street's 16point fall on Wednesday, dealers said. Government bonds, however, showed losses of up to Vk point due to lack of interest. The FTSE 100 share index at 3.30pm was up 7.9
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      Latest results
      99 17 UNITED MALAYAN Flsv Mills Mki: Group pre-tax profit of M 51.46 million ($1.87 million) on turnover of $33.4 million (24.84 million) for the six months ended Jan 31, 1985. After tax and minorities, profit came to 1829,000 ($1.19 million), giving earnings per share of 13.8 cents (19J cents).
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      80 17 Teppanyaki lunch from $15* at the Nadaman daily. «< "«•> v Our teppanyaki chcfs owe their superior skill to years of apprenticeship under a master chef. And the pride of being chosen to uphold the Nadaman's reputation for the finest Japanese cuisine in Japan. Time: 12 noon to 2pm daily.
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      6 17 Managers must manage BT every Monday
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      477 17 Haul par Haw Par Brothers International Limited Notice of Meeting Notice is hereby given that the Sixteenth Annual General Meeting of the Company will be hekJ in the Board Room of United Overseas Bank Ltd, 30th Floor, UOB Buikling No, 1 Bonham Street, Singapore 0104 on Tuesday 28tti at 12.00
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    Port status will be hit if Malacca Straits is closed
    649 18  -  By BRIAN GOMEZ CLOSURE of the Straits of Malacca will cost Singapore "its illustrious status as one of the world's busiest ports". First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong told an international conference on "The security of the sea lanes
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    State employs fewer Poly students
    257 18  -  By PENG AILIAN THE GOVERNMENT employed only about 8 per cent of last year's Singapore Polytechnic graduates. This is a sharp fall from the 19 per cent of 1982/83. It meant that its ranking as an important employer of polytechnic students fell from second to
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    175 18 Reuter TWO OIL tankers came under attack in the Gulf yesterday north of Qatar and at least one was left blazing. Gulf shipping officials said a Liberian tanker, the 20,085-tonne Nordic Trader, was badly damaged and on fire. A Japanese crude oil
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    Lock icon Moscow beefs up naval forces in Far East
    161 18 Reuter A SENIOR MEMBER of the US Naval War College has said that the Soviet Union is relentlessly building up its air and naval strength in Vietnam and Cambodia. Professor Alvin Bernstein tonl an international conference on the security of sea lanes
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    Singapore signs air services deal with Oman
    260 18  -  By JAIME LYE SINGAPORE has concluded a very liberal air services agreement with the Sultanate of Oman, after only three days of talks. Under the agreement, signed yesterday, Singapore Airlines will have full rights to fly to Muscat while Oman's designated airline,. Gulf
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    Lock icon First American warship to visit China in 35 years calling at Shanghai soon
    330 18 AFP THE FIRST port call in 35 years by a US warship to China is to take place in the second half of this month at Shanghai. It is believed that the probable date for the courtesy
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    Lock icon Moscow likely to fight on
    171 18 Reuter THE SOVIET UNION has (ailed to crush Afghan guerillas, but will fight on to prop up the Kabul government. The International Institute (or Strategic Studies said yesterday that "the prognosis is one of continuing conflict with neither side achieving victory". The London-based research body
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    Lock icon Dow Jones higher
    92 18 Reuter THE New York stock market edged higher in early trading yesterday, with blue chip issues in a modest advance and the broader market evenly divided between advances and declines. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which lost 43 points over the previous four sessions, was up two
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      Lock icon Dollar traded higher
      57 18 Reuter the DOLLAR was traded higher yesterday on European foreign exchanges amid expectations that the US economy would pick up after a slow start in 1985 and that interest rates would stay firm. The dollar was fixed in Frankfurt at 3.1560 German marks, a gain of six
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      Lock icon Union Carbide plant to restart
      41 18 Reuter UNION CARBIDE Corp said it will resume production of methyl isocyanate at its West Virginia plant "within the next two days", after adding what it called "redundant safety systems" to various parts of the plant.
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      Lock icon Bhopal victims' protest
      45 18 AFP VICTIMS of the world's worst industrial accident at the Bhopal Union Carbide plant yesterday began Nocking roads to protest against lack of compensation. Volunteers prevented traffic circulation by setting up road blocks in the central Indian city and its suburbs. AFP
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      Lock icon Nuclear plant project stopped
      44 18 Reuter WORK on Taiwan's fourth nuclear power plant has been halted following strong parliamentary and public objections to the project, a Cabinet official said. Premier Yu Kuo-Hua ordered the suspension after overwhelming opposition to its cost and the potential risk.
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      29 18 AFP A TAIWANESE freighter, detained in China for 13 days after colliding with a Chinese fishing vessel, returned to Taiwan yesterday with its 13 crew. AFP
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    STPB to double spending on scholarships
    291 18  -  By YAP BOH HOON THE SINGAPORE Tourist Promotion Board will spend twice as much money on its overseas scholarship scheme to create a bigger pool of young talent for the tourism industry. For the financial year 1985/86, it has raised the scheme's budget to
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      68 18 TODAY'S EXCHANGE RATE? Kmc—* LUCKY PLAZA #01-78 MONEY CHANGER Mr. M.A. Yacob Tel: *****36/ *****72 (Next to Benjamin Gilt Shop) IS Hi l/H iw^sss? V** V* <* ra \w*« ***&>££*"' •"J, «•'"3 «<»■&l**\-M «>°*jS *$^z£*2£>" *tL «<?««* tot Sole Leasing Agents Jones Lang Wootton 66 Chujia 39 03/08 OCBC CentTe
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      408 18 Advertßemcnt Cheers! Binoe I started this column, I've had some very pleasant ™lk on my direct line, 466 7487. But none as welcome as one from a perfect stranger who placed an order for 2 cases of Dubonnet Asked whether he was having a party, he answered: "With Dubonnet, every
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      47 18 wMm Outlook for todoy: Cloudy; *owRcport for 24 hours prior to 7.30pm on Moy 2 at th« airport: Maximum tomporoture 32.3 Associotod humidity W Minimum temperature 26.4 Associated humidity 91 Hours of sunshine 10.5 C Rainfall in millimetres nil Rainfall this month C Rainy days this month
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      Lock icon No major recovery
      165 19 Reuter WAH KWONG Shipping and Investment Co (Hongkong) Ltd said it sees no significant recovery in the world shipping market for the next two years due to a prolonged overtonnage problem. It said results in 1985 and 1986 would depend on the speed of a recovery in
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      2789 26 subdues A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of
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      687 27 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godws FCL Arrival for LCL movement Ship Voy date/time Operator cargo schedule Location Keum Glory 4/85 03.585 2300 Worldwide F7 0700-0800/1000-1100 L4 Uni Humanity 002RB 04.5.85 0100 G Asia F2 0900-1000/1200-1300 S4 Akbar 8501WB 04.5.85 0400 African F2
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      1752 27 Who acts for Whom The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A—B APEA African Shipping Agencies ISI Atn-EiniU Lin* Transgroup (Si. Ahrenkirt Uarr Service Kim Shpg iS) AlrH C Tarplrr Oceanus Shipping Agen cies (Si Marintex Enterprise (PK). Alpac Intrasea (S) Bintang Shpg IKLI Island Cargo
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      442 28 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES 3.5.85/0700 Jenson K23 T Soon alongside Kim Soon Li k22 T Soon alongside 3.5.85/0700 Kota Abadi K30 PIL alongside 3.5.85/2300 Nha Trang 02 K21 NAPL alongside 3.5.85/2300 Qinghecheng K15 Y Fung alongside 3.5.85/2300 Equator IV K23 T
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      313 19 0 Putokshtd by TIMES BOOKS INTERNATIONAL Times Centre 1 New Industrial Road Spore 1953 T«l: *****44 A member ot the times cwgonisolion Ss6 50 MOB 1 J LAURITZEN'e net result a whopping after tax loss of Dkr249.6 million II THE vassals in tha APL'a float ara baing conaidorad for aignificant
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      210 19 vxUASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG) SFALORO SHIPPING AGENCIES *0 Stanton ay 04 0?C Manna House Singapore 070 Tel *****94 T 14, ps t9 CFS offtca TPC 03 30 T#i 2223 m and *****32 Terminal oWica TPC 03 79 T»l No *****90 *****93 na«!'.g:i .:r.i::Trr.T-: in.imr-TI.H EXPRESS FULL CONTAMER SERVICE
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      584 19 4L MAERSK LINE SPEED SHUTTLE TO PNW-ATLANTIC INLAND POINTS INAUGURAL SAILING M.S. LEXA MAERSK VOY 8506 f* ETD: LPK 9/5 PEN 11/5 SIN 14/5 ETA: TACOMA/SEATTLE 2/6 VANCOUVER 5/6 CHICAGO 6/6 TORONTO 7/6 NEWYORK 7/6 MONTREAL 8/6 CLOSING TIMES SIN: CY 13/5 1100 HRS CFS 12/5 2300 HRS OPEN FOR
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      210 20 YAMASHITA-SHINNIHON LINE CONTAINER SERVICES S3! l.'ini.in-i* ur, A/CANADA r>id»r at Tokyo MIDDLE EAST TRANS SIBERIAN SFRVICt jc; Matayvan Bk| Ajwts: Trn> Tra*| (M) S*i Pan Asia Line\ ltd. CONTAINER SERVICE TO/FROM JAPAN TAIWAN' T* NK a 21/5 23/5 24/5 21/5 */5 11/5 VI 7/1 U/f IJ/I 14/f AGENTS SUNSHIP AGENCIES
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      111 20 Supercarrier Service i —nirnc: t— NUT AJMNAIS SAME It TOM 12/5. BAMKR TAW* 17/5. IMHI NAM 27/5 TO: CALIFORNIA PANAMA US ATLANTIC US GULF E. CANADA TMm kc** tm *m*m (HI). I Frarim. MM SWki l taptes TO: CARIBBEAN CENTRAL AMERICA CHILE To NEW ZEALAND From NEW ZEALAND km K
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      795 21 The Straits Steamship Group i mean Mansfield Container Shipping Pte Ltd QCC Overseas Containers Limited STRAITS SHIPPING Sinaaoore to Sstrsh B—wfc Brunei Ports and Bangkok I CONTAINERSHtP S£RVICE TO UK CONTINENT Slm tTtari 23/5 25/5 31/5 «2/C •7/« M/C 17/1 19/1 24/1 21/ C •2/7 M/ 7 M/ 7 U/7
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      420 21 <¥ f MH( H Uf At f t;ONSCH nt.M r*.' IF*.' jf M'■ 1 ..'ii..' I '.i I J.i.l Franco 80/ yum Services :-v< -x. n fit ,-u* >a» A /.«n*4 ma pjßMUßmna rem i*» M ikr (ikonm akr i*■ Ufel (UN) 41b Ite Ite lli Uki nm (nrnr)Him un
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      382 22 15 u Hapag-Lloyd TO CONTINENT UK rpM f StM Oh tf UMvfft I 4/5 4/5 24/5 24/5 24/5 29/5 31/5 14a bpms 112/5 M/S 31/5 2/1 4/1 5/C 7/C 29/5 21/5 t/( 11/ C 13/4 14/4 lt/C 21/5 34/5 17/4 15/4 22/4 23/4 25/4 41% 4/4 24/1 24/4 2S/C 21/4
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      189 22 MC.& LINE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE 101/1 f r,a 10 EUKOPf Vl* SUEZ 1 *"*><•' tf r -»ma^ 4/6 6 6 8/6 11/6 ALSO LOMWG FOR BttMtRHAVtN MWIKM2K CMM CtMTian 211 KOKM OMNCt 21E Takr* 5 6 10/6 fUIIY CONTAINIRIS£D 10 FROM NOWTH AMfRICA KfSI IOASI Span* IKM IA OakMSMt* imtC
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      346 22 AGENCIES PTE. LTD. #09-07. ROIINA HOUSE. S PORE 0106 TEL: *****88. TELEX: RS ***** BOOKING: *****56 (OIRECT LINE) SINGAPORE TO PENANQ SINGAPORE TO SARAWAK SINGAPORE TO SABAH SINGAPORE TO BRUNEI •EQUATOR V I SMt 9/t5 h Nrt 4 May •OSON I* SMI 11/15 t May 9 May CONTAINER FEEDER SERVICE
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      553 22 o EVERGREEN full Container Service Round-The-World East Bound Service (FE/C ARIB/USEC/EURO/FE Round-The-World West Bound Service (FE/EURO/USEC/CARIB/FE) US WEST COAST SERVICE imn *a ra iwst mi iwst 7/5 ra Ltue 7/5 IMMOO 11/5 DO UWNG u/5 ra an un ma u/5 naoMa UM-rODI M/ 5 mi ITBC M/l uH-nown m/ 5
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      145 22 MARITIME PTE LTD ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES IRANIAN SERVICES KYOWA LINE run sun union line TrTTrrrfTTrr tSltaiyo marine line WEST AUSTRALIA SERVICE YSI n KEIANG STOK PHHUW PWARTI EMMT m h *rt 3/5 12/5 W/5 PMMTI £MPAT VSS 1/t 3/6 (PHetand Gcr*dlw< t» Miciairt EUROPE SERVICE Spot r%+H
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      630 23 V\v PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES F'lL Buildinq 140 Corii Street 03-00 Sinqaporr* 0106 Tt*l 2? ***** EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICES LOADING FOR: RKUMOM* TAtIATAVI aqama ADCM. HOOCH) AM, UVIAH «<»»■» MBOUTL HOOCBAH. JKDOAM, PGKT 9UOAM. AQABA VOYAGE HONOKONO MNOAPOME cr/i/as rt-v* *-in K-W3 M-38/4 4-«/5 ■■Mi 14-IS/S It-B/5 ■-M 2S-2S/S M/l ■471
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      348 23 BENLINE CONTAINERS (kJJEBSEN LINE IL NFW ZEAI AND rwn M Ht IN a 1/5 it/5 U/5 14/5 17/5 15/5 24/ i IS M/ 9 V IV* 17/1 IV* ib u/i u/i w iv* a/* a/* la St/m. aST^'nli^nSoj SINGAPORE P r *R! Kf I *Nf lUMPIW PJNANG BtN LINf NfH
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      436 23 DJAKARTA LLOYD IMP- M[ iAN NA TK )N A t \i [f. s v.>: flow nt« a/4 a/« NUVMfT ON/M 7/5 18/5 som «a 1a n/s a/5 1/5 V 5 11/5 11/5 11/5 a/5 3/1 M STOK Tim aUMTI 11/5 11/5 14/5 a/5 24/77/5 a X/ 5 i/i i-n/i 17
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      353 23 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BURMA FIVE STAR Wk SlHPmfi CMPMATWI (taw MM Lkt) Loadhn tar Rmptn Vpmt PJMm Pwof Pta*M|jiojoi V2S3N hi Nrt/3 Ifcy UftMVMH t/Sltoy ntaofao*** V 27 11/13 Ifcy Pt-a Vtm 15/17 Hqr 12/13 Ptafi 20/22 May Lm*| tar WC/JAPAN. BANK LINE K'.JLL SPOtE R'DAM HULL HMBG CLYDEBANK 8
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      859 24 1 K LINE KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. USA CANADA rHOHC COAST a*mwHm destinations inland ti» otaocrobridge mniland hudok) ffide*/ Mono kssq store pklg pomne store t/s ran la/u seatm Oakland «m bc portlai® ODE ROY *29 MT MHDGE *35 3 May 5 May 7 May 9 May (KL) 21 May
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      329 24 'M CAUFORRA/PAOFIC NORTH NEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTJUNER/REEFER/BULK SERVICE Lm*« tar LOS ANGELES. SAN FRANCISCO SEATTLE. TACOMA. VANCOUVER I.C Accepting Fa/Fa Contanm PMwn Smpparc LA«ptW 4/5 *T 31 IN AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Acct*«t Fa/FQ Cortantrs 30 fey 20 Mar 27 M*r 12 km 2 J*M 9 AM 5My ft Aw*
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      326 24 SANKD ASIA MOM JAPANESE MOATS AMD HONGKONG i. sum i 2 UMOR VOUMS 5/7 H>T 3. IOSEMT l/lft Iky 4. GOTONG MTOK 11/13 Iky 5 FUKUZMQ HW) 13/15 toy C. TMSMTI 19/21 Iky 7. KL SANTIAGO 21/23 A»y rJhN h PI/3 Iky I/* Iky 11/12 Iky 14/15 Iky 14/17 Iky
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      272 24 INTRASEA (PTC) LTD (< (1 =271 o BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK fpn P. Um|Lm«| tarbM Mqr ROn/MT/IJL (I y<*gf P.T PERUSAHftAN FELAYARAM KALIMANTAN HRECT WEEKLY SERVICE TO JAKARTA vmml eta/etd Ksmvm MAfiA mo fey 7/15 7/1 Mi? Marta/CHkaa mm II V* 11/15 11/12 Iky tNurti/CMai mu nxxi fey l/SS 15/11
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      350 25 FAR EAH/EUROPt FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE (VIA SUEZ): N CRYSTAL 29f+. MAfBfeUNCX 1ff.... SS MUDGE 50V C PRM. 44H Sport P.Koiang 8/5 6/5) F'otewe M*burf Abo accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia N CRYSTAL Spore Closing Times: Fa Carfo 0600 8/5 La Cargo 1800 7/5 FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) P-Katang Sfcgapare HKang K't
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      370 25 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO P KELANG PENANG BUSAN. INCHON 1/4 t I«. V! S NIC MP* If.IN'IfSPM 111 l|I*» SHIA SDN HMt CSJ ,4 Huntings. Ml In 4|4<% 114 3* Op*. ,t.nn\ (#<AM IK .'.T'S.'HI l-nwrul IIN If t'S )h 1 'ISO ,\'o SIU
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      427 25 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHAPING CO PRIVATE LTD SMSOV BULDMG 55, Mvtet Street Sincere 0104 Telephone Mn *****3 (15 Lows) Cable Address SMSOV SINGAPORE Teiei totters AS ***** AS ***** AS ***** f. HELMS PONS M/S SHARBMT RAH SOON SON. OM. IST ANO 2ND FLOOR. MESSRS MM THONG SHPfOK 23 WtM
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      32 25 SIM SWEE JOO SHIPPING SEW. k EXPRESS TO BINTULI SHE LONE SATV 75 7Hqr V* 47 h Nrt Agents: JAMBA TAN MERAH SDN. BHD. P. Kelaag: *****6/7 K.L. *****7 *****1 Penan* *****
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      665 26 ltc;|i<Mial Container I Jncs j"tcvuhV 4 Sa,lmgs week| y II tIll Fas* Reliable Reqular Punctual Berthing PSA Tue. Thur Sat Sun STOOE 11/12 Mr 11/13 Mr *4/15 Mr 14/17 My li/ii Mr »/aMr a/a My a/24 Mr n/amt wzi My a/a My »/3iMy 1/2 tm 2/3 B 4/5 A* 1/7
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      128 27 i s NAVIERA UNIVERSAL S.A. Ik. UNILINE 1 LOfiDME tar KELBOUHE, TMMNGA, rAPttTC, NOIMEA. CALLAO, VALPARAISO KSSQ. VOYAGE HA STORE IffRSELVA 2 15/5 (FCI 10. ACCEPTMLE) M M MMC (S) ME ITD, Gtnwji Af»Ms Ihidnting 7 lUpH Rni #13-35 Tapani Pag* Canpki ■DJIWO AVALARtt FOfc (4 km) LOABM BULK PAIM
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      120 27 Chang Lie Navigation Co., Ltd. W 4 GENERAL AGENTS COHTiENTM. FEEDERS PTE. LTD., T«fc *****51 Tatai: M ***** FE EDERS UNIBAC (S) PTE LTD XV-a "ii 7 "'l'l H MEHTS: MIBMME MEMO PIE LID #2249 HUWUCTW. PUZA 9POC 0247 TEL *****11 TIX 2MM GLORY NAVIGATION TAIWAN TO SWGAPORE KM «L
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      93 27 ETA 15/5 ETA 7/5 Imfcov Shipping Co I in c«d n t«i f* mi ETO 17/5 n» l«/ 5 Ltd. iim me ti*m 4 i CONCORD LINES I 11/5 14/5 MIA Ml 4/H 15/5 11/9 MTTMMB 1/15 11/5 25/5 BOMAY n— Hill—l, H 0 I CONCORD MARINE PTE LTD M
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      52 27 ACCEPTING BOTH FCL AND LCL i. 'i:. 1.. Jt_.' .1...0.1 U'*l -A) j.* I 1 tMl't LIN LIN SHIPPING PTE. LTD. lIIK Tat U3HI« A I A'EEKLY SEPVCE S'NGAPO R E *C KUCMNGSIBI VESSEL UN PETALING H LIN PETALING DESTINATION KUCHING KUCHING SIBU sieu aw 7XDKNE MV ARMAQNAC VSLSS ;-'»v
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      136 28 L CROSS WATER <ng> m Shippi TLX R Shipping Private Ltd. FULL CONTMNEX ACCETTWG LCI/FCI/SCO M.V. "MEW GENSTAR" V 7/85 7 MAY ETA CTQ 12 MAY 2 MAY MAY I 11 I r? S-urSn? ATLAS LINES KGUUI MXPEIIOT SMCE TO MO FROM CtffTTAGONG AND CHNJM K3NFUS) DM FUC) ft*) SMWOK
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      207 28 ii! SEAST ASIA LINE (Moksyvan Flog) tar Umt SwvfOM B«lw—«i ITStA/STORE/MOtA P. Katang fmm% S'por* Ldfl for 1/5 3/5 hi Nrt ChßtagM| KRTANA 11/5 12/5 5/5 I MMW/STUITVMH* SERVICES I 14/5 M/ 5 taMM*/ EAST ASM WPPMB SON. WD, PI. T«t *****2/* MFBC LL I* *****1/*****0 COVER SNPfMB. STOK T*
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      449 28 C.Y. LINE (A M*mb*r Of Tho ACE Consortium) CHO YANG SHIPPING GO. LTD nut com amuses s«»ic: to cunrc <vw son amnio Roa «n •kmvk aniM m NKißua tm sfwn su na m* U/5 21/5 22/5 n/i 24/5 71/5 27/5 M/ 5 11/5 1/4 2/« 4/4 3 6 4/t 4/4
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      433 28 Everett Lines JOHNEVERETT 11/20 Mar fAPPROPRMTED BERTH M SKAPORE AT PSA GDN K2l tt PREFEREMTIAL BERTH M CALCUTTA AT KPO •CALL SUBJECT TO MUCQCn Everett Steamship Corpn.S/A Clifford Centre Singapore Tel *****81/6 Harrisons Crostield P Kelang K L *****1/4 *****/9. *****4 36 Beach Street Penang Rm 36/103 O C B
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