The Business Times, 6 September 1985
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Title Section13 1985-09-06 1 BUSINESS TIM ES M.C. (P) No. 99/1/85 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER t, IMS 60 CENTS13 words
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Article484 1985-09-06 1 SOH TIANG KENG - Assets soared to $24.4 billion in April By SOH TIANG KENG, Financial Correspondent SINGAPORE'S FOREIGN reserves its stock of gold and foreign currencies continue to show healthy growth in spite of the recession. Latest figures from the monthly bulletin of the Monetary Authority of Singapore show484 words
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Article, Illustration535 1985-09-06 1 CHAN OI CHEE - By CHAN OI CHEE SINGAPORE LAWYER Mr Chan Cher Boon is reported to have taken over all the stock and assets of troubled Deak k Co Inc. the US-based finance, gold and currency trading giant which filed for bankruptcy last December. Reports535 words
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207 1985-09-06 1 AP A US$l.6 BILLION project to produce olefin, rescheduled two years ago for financial reasons, will continue this year through a joint venture with a Japanese company, Indonesian officials said. Indonesia's Minister of Industry Hartarto said after a meeting with President SuhartoAP - 207 words
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111 1985-09-06 1 Reuter CHINA has given state auditors more power to crack down on fraud and waste which has cost more than a billion dollars in the past two years. The New China News Agency said yesterday new regulations issued by the rulingReuter - 111 words
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Article, Illustration79 1985-09-06 1 ENCOURAGED by the disclosure of Mr Khn Teek Peat's, share parchases la Singapore, prices the Singapore stackmarket managed ta firm a little yesterday. The Straits Times Industrial Index pat on Ufl points to close at 7tt.lt while the BT Composite ladex increased US ta ML». Moot of the79 words
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Article448 1985-09-06 1 LOH HUI YIN - By LOH HUI YIN THE SHOWPIECE CENTRE in Japan for exhibiting goods produced by Asean members is in danger of closing. Asean officials have proposed that the agreement which established the centre should not be renewed when it expires next May. At a meeting in Tokyo448 words
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261 1985-09-06 1 Reuter LLOYD'S of London announced yesterday that it suffered underwriting losses of £188 million in 1982, the biggest in its near 300year history. Under its unusual accounting methods, Lloyd's keeps its accounts open for three years to ensure that all insurance claims arisingReuter - 261 words
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451 1985-09-06 1 SINGAPORE'S growing expertise in the arranging of funds through a revolving underwriting facility is being tapped by the first Japanese company to use this method of financing. Pehnec Industries, the Singapore subsidiary of ball-bear-ing manufacturer Minebea Co, Japan, is raising $30 million to finance451 words
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Advertisement145 1985-09-06 1 ;)_\&~~-\"&--[`]\})\~_(?$`/>]}; Loans' ina flash 7 A Now at Citibank you can get a loan of up to $50,000 in Wjust 24 hours at a new. more M fattractive interest rate of 6'/i% per t 'annum discounted No collateral is needed If you are labove 21 years of age. earn 52.000145 words
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Advertisement265 1985-09-06 1 Little known well-known lawyer, Page 15 SHARE INFORMATION MONEY ft EXCHANGES RAW MATERIALS AIRCRAFT SCHEDULE CROSSWORDS TV A RAIMO OUR VIEW THE ESTABLISHMENT of a Property Market Consultative Committee by the Ministry of Finance should not be looked upon as a chance to push for a price cartel, though this265 words
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Advertisement12 1985-09-06 1 FuN report, Pag* 13 Asian stocks, Pago 11 InM stocks, Paga 1012 words
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Advertisement100 1985-09-06 1 i'JJ.'M .M.iJ.'. 1 zm A MINOLTA EP3SOZ CPF money a great way to invest 'A GREAT WAY to fly' thot's Singopore Airlines. Singaporeans now hope that the Central Provident Fund will make it a great way to invest in SIA shares. See Hock Lock Siew on Page 15. STYLE REDEFINED100 words
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HOME NEWS
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Article, Illustration254 1985-09-06 2 JEFFREY TSANG - By JEFFREY TSANG SPA BUILDING, a seven-storey shopping and apartment block coming up in Verdun Road, has been put up for sale before completion. A spokesman for Spa Construction, the building's owner, developer and main contractor, declined to explain the company's254 words
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224 1985-09-06 2 THE LOCAL CHAPTER OF AIESEC, a student organisation, has raised more than $25,000 for a seminar to be held from Sep 9 to 15. The main sponsors of the Bth Asia-Pacific Leadership Development Seminar (ALDS) are IBM Singapore Pte Ltd, OCBC Ltd,224 words
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315 1985-09-06 2 BOEY KIT YIN - By BOEY KIT YIN PLANS FOR A CENTRE in Singapore where Australian companies could set up shop and to promote Australian business, products and services have been scrapped. The setting up of an Australian centre was mooted last year as a convenient one-stop315 words
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302 1985-09-06 2 MORE THAN 100 property owners, developers, professionals and consultants from Australia, the US and Japan will attend a property seminar to be held in Singapore. The seminar, organised by the Singapore Institute of Surveyors and Valuers, will be held on Sep 27 at the302 words
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Article87 1985-09-06 2 OPPOSITION MP Mr J B Jeyaretnam will be questioning the government on the role of the Singapore dollar when Parliament next sits. He will ask Dr Richard Hu, the Minister for Finance and Health, whether he thinks the strong Singapore dollar could be a cause for87 words
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Article511 1985-09-06 2 Seminars and courses DURATION TITLE VENUE ORGANISER TELEPHONE Sep 9 Protect Management for Institute of Institute of *****04 Users Systems Science Systems Science Sep 9 General Insurance for Singapore Singapore *****63 Executive Management Professional Association of Centre the Institute of Chortered Secretaries ond Administrators Sep 9-10 Computerising the Novotel511 words
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133 1985-09-06 2 A COMPUTER workstation, with a telephone, personal computer and messaging device, has been introduced to the market by Britain's largest computer manufacturer, ICL. With the system, called One-Per-Desk (OPD), the user can have access to a mainframe computer as well as communicate with public information services133 words
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148 1985-09-06 2 BRITAIN'S BIGGEST engineering trade association will send a mission to Singapore next week. It is the first mission from Britain's Engineering Industries Association (EIC). Led by Colonel WT Williams, the association's director-general, the mission will offer goods and services ranging from switches and machine148 words
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398 1985-09-06 3 LIM SOON NEO - By LIM SOON NEO THE CIVIL AVIATION Authority of Singapore (CAAS) has scheduled talks with the Philippines in October for improvements in the existing Air Services Agreement (ASA) between the two countries. This is part of moves by the CAAS to398 words
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Article, Illustration314 1985-09-06 3 HENRICH HEITM ANN has been appointed the area director, South-east Asia, of BMW AG's regional office in Singapore. A Doctor of Law from the University of Muenster, West Germany, Dr Heitmann was formerly the managing director of Volvo Far East. He will lay the foundation for BMW's314 words
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403 1985-09-06 3 LEE HAN SHIH - Ten companies setting up design centres By LEE HAN SHIH THE ART AND CRAFT of designing integrated circuits is coming of age in Singapore, helped by massive government spending and 10 design centres being set up in the Republic. Started from scratch a403 words
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Article47 1985-09-06 3 NEW FORMS will be introduced for inward and outward declaration of goods later this year. The Controller and Registrar of Imports and Exports advised the business community not to overstock the present forms as they would not be accepted when the new format is out.47 words
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254 1985-09-06 3 TIMES ARE BAD but they have been worse. In sptte of the recession, jobs and career prospects are far better now than they were in the late *****, graduates were told yesterday. "Today's slowdown will pass. Every time and situation has its opportunities for254 words
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Advertisement180 1985-09-06 2 Info Singapore Computa'Bs 3-6 September World Trade Centre, Hall 3. Positively the last word on computers and information management in Singapore,this year! Info Computa '85 will provide the latest and the greatest opportunity for you to see into the future of computers and office automation. To keep abreast of what180 words
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Advertisement49 1985-09-06 2 Si In Singapore our faultless service is only matched by our spectacular architecture. THE PAVILION INTER- CONTINENTAL SINGAPORE i\V I '/(t* 111 THE ADVANTAGE IS INTER-CONTINENTAL 0 INTER-CONTINENTAL HOTELS One Cuscaden Riwd, Singapore 1024 Phone *****88 Telex. RS ***** SINIHC For reservations call your favourite airline or travel agent.49 words
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Advertisement177 1985-09-06 3 WORLDW/DECOURIER Changing the way the world does business. SERVICE APARTMENTS MAISONETTES AT HOLLAND AVENUE Conceived with much thought for privacy and ambience. Warner Court epitomises the comfort of a home away from home Nicely nested in the renowned and picturesque Holland Village for long, the traditional residential focus of the177 words
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Advertisement72 1985-09-06 3 STYLE REDEFINED PIERRE BALMAIN '85 COLLECTION J #4 i, rem jr 4 7/ I 4 f #< r K' M:'- -m-. £jd j. r .v i HI pierrr balmain I 3 t >.'*•• V- Pienc Balmain Boutiques Centrepoint »02-l 1 17b Orchard Road Singapore 0923 Tel 734 6341 The Pavilion72 words
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OVERSEAS
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467 1985-09-06 4 AP THE UNITED STATES on Wednesday dismissed as having "little practical meaning" the Soviet Union's announcement that it might deploy anti-satel-lite weapons in space if Washington tests such a device. The administration of President Ronald Reagan, in identically worded statements issued by the WhiteAP - 467 words
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190 1985-09-06 4 Reuter A SENIOR Soviet official said it was doubtful President Reagan would win public support in the Soviet Union for his policies if allowed exposure in the Soviet media. Central committee member Georgy Arbatov, the head of Moscow's Institute of the USA andReuter - 190 words
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267 1985-09-06 4 Reuter FRENCH Prime Minister Laurent Fabius, ordering a fresh investigation into charges that France was involved in mining the protest ship, Rainbow Warrior, said it would be unacceptable if secret agents sank a ship with loss of life. Mr Fabius saidReuter - 267 words
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350 1985-09-06 4 NYT US CONGRESSIONAL leaders from both parties warned that rising public alarm over jobs lost to imports could cause Congress to defy President Reagan's veto threat and adopt restrictive trade legislation this autumn. "There's going to be some kind of trade Bill," SpeakerNYT - 350 words
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259 1985-09-06 4 Reuter THE BRITISH labour movement reached a compromise agreement early yesterday to avert what was shaping up as the worst split in its 117-year history over a dispute involving state funds for union ballots. The Trades Union Congress (TUC), grouping 10 millionReuter - 259 words
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289 1985-09-06 4 AP A LAWYER defending a Greek freighter captain accused of throwing 11 African stowaways into shark-infested waters in the Indian Ocean told the Greek court on Wednesday that "sharks don't eat Blacks". "Are you aware that sharks do not eat Blacks, and thatAP - 289 words
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WORLD IN BRIEF
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Article73 1985-09-06 4 AUSTRALIAN media magnate Rupert Murdoch became a US citizen on Wednesday, clearing an obstacle to his US$2-billion purchase of the US's largest group of independent television stations. Mr Murdoch, 54, pledged allegiance to the US along with 185 other new citizens in a 15-minute ceremony at73 words
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Article66 1985-09-06 4 THE FRENCH social security system should finish this year with a small operating surplus, contrary to official forecasts of a 1.5-billion-franc deficit made at the end of July, Prime Minister Laurent Fabius said. During a television interview on Wednesday, Mr Fabius said: "While the forecasts were for an66 words
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Article59 1985-09-06 4 BRITAIN'S new Northern Ireland secretary, Tom King, has invited the Irish Foreign Minister to early talks on the province. Irish government sources said on Wednesday that the swiftness of the move had helped allay Irish fears that Mr King's unexpected appointment this week would delay agreement between59 words
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Article62 1985-09-06 4 Agencies NEGLIGENCE by air traffic controllers helped cause last month's crash of a US jumbo jet at Fortworth Airport in Dallas which killed 135 people, Delta Air Lines said in court papers. Delta named the Federal Aviation administration a third party in a suit against the airlineAgencies - 62 words
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144 1985-09-06 4 Reuter THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT has prepared emergency plans which would hand over control of parts of Britain to US farces in times of war, according to The New Statesman magazine. The weekly journal said three emergency power Bills hadReuter - 144 words
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199 1985-09-06 4 FT A FURTHER EASING of West German interest rates could form part of a concerted effort by the major industrial nations to improve the momentum of economic growth, Karl Otto Poehl, the president of the Bundesbank, said. In an interview, theFT - 199 words
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306 1985-09-06 5 AFP THE AUSTRALIAN government faced strong business criticism after a controversial agreement with the Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU) on arrangements for indexing the national wage during the current half year. The terms were announced on Wednesday by the Treasurer Paul Keating and theAFP - 306 words
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Article277 1985-09-06 5 UPI FORMER US PRESIDENT Richard Nixon has said he made his historic 1972 trip to China because of a conviction that the two countries would eventually form the world's "most important relationship." Mr Nixon, on the second day of a six-day China visit,UPI - 277 words
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Article944 1985-09-06 5 ARRIVALS Operator S*rvk« number Local tMM From PAA PA2I 0020 LAX/TYO/ HKG KAL KE697 0040 SEL SIA SQ4I 0605 MAA SIA SO 43 0750 DHA CMCJ0I0 0750 JED/DHA MAS MH68I 0620 KUL MAS MH603 0905 KUL SWR SR176 0935 GVA/ZRH/ BKK MAS MH81I 0940 PEN SV SV378944 words
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190 1985-09-06 5 AP EGYPTIAN President Hosni Mubarak named a former finance minister as Prime Minister on Wednesday following the surprise resignation of the country's 32-member Cabinet. Dr Aly Lutfy, one of Egypt's leading economists, was named to take over the senior government post shortly after anAP - 190 words
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428 1985-09-06 5 AP DEVELOPED and developing nations must agree on a broader economic strategy to avoid financial collapse and restore growth to the world economy, a UN report said. The recovery in the world economy has been uneven, the 1965 Trade and Development Report by theAP - 428 words
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199 1985-09-06 5 AFP THE EUROPEAN Economic Community's decision to impose tariffs on Gulf petrochemicals will encourage "strict trade protection" harmful to the interests of both groups, United Arab Emirates Minister of State for Foreign Affairs said. In a statement to the semi-of-ficial daily, A 1 Ittihad,AFP - 199 words
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Advertisement155 1985-09-06 4 I If you've sold them Singapore, stand up and be recognised. On December 6th 1985 the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board will be presenting the first ever Tourism Awards. Whether you are a tour operator, airline, hotelier, travel writer, manufacturer of souvenirs or manage a tourist attraction, the awards have been155 words
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Advertisement91 1985-09-06 4 Welcome to Dragon City m You'll discover some of the finest Sichuan and seafood dishes available in town. An amazing 228 in all! Each masterfully prepared to delight your taste buds. Wang Ban Say ft Aft Rett Manager Dragon City Dragon City Sichuan Restaurant Novotel Orchid Inn (Plymouth Wing its91 words
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Miscellaneous50 1985-09-06 4 Doonesbury THIS IS SO EXOVN6, PEFTCCT HRST MICHAEL I j AfmMENT! 1 H V I m m in T ss 7 I fcs i BY GARRY TRUDEAU 6&ATSECURITY, HUH? THREE *****X7 UOCKS! VHC NBEOS A POOfiMAN* COME ON IN ANP CHECK itojt! V r? y> M r A -vj m50 words
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Advertisement110 1985-09-06 5 If you had a fleet of Rolls-Royces, wouldn't you keep them in good shape? As the only, major airline with an all Rolls-Royce powered fleet, we're understandably fussy about the way they're maintained. The care and attention to detail we lavish on our fleet, has made Cathay Pacific one of110 words
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AIR CARGO
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408 1985-09-06 6 LIM SOON NEO - By LIM SOON NEO SINGAPORE AIRLINES will be spending $1.3 million to expand its Aircraft Unit Load Device (AULD) Centre to provide more space for additional aircraft storage equipment, particularly cargo equipment. SlA's existing AULD centre, a three-storey high structure, has408 words
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344 1985-09-06 6 SHAHRIR ARIFF - By SHAHRIR ARIFF US-BASED Federal Express is gearing for expansion in Singapore by moving into its new 557 sq m office at the Eunos Warehouse Complex later this month. The package express company currently occupies a 10 sq m office in the Golden Wall344 words
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316 1985-09-06 6 FOR ITS CURRENT YEAR ending March 1986, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines (KLM) is planning a 5 per cent capacity increase, which will be effected primarily on the routes to the Far East and North and Central America. According to the airline's 1984/85316 words
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151 1985-09-06 6 LOCKHEED Air Terminal and Parsons International have won a major contract to conduct a feasibility study on the construction of an international airport complex in the city of Shenzen, in China's Guangdong province. The company will perform the contract under a Joint venture company151 words
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Article46 1985-09-06 6 STUDIES have been conducted in Peru for the building of a new airport in Cuzco which will require investments of around USSIOO million. The airport will be operational 24 hours for all types of aircraft and will be equipped with state-of-the-art aids.46 words
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124 1985-09-06 6 ABOUT 400 delegates from TnHia and owsw are expected to attend the 13th annual convention of the Air Cargo Agents Association of India, to be held from Sep 13 to 18 in Srinagar. The theme of the convention is "India the air cargo market of124 words
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124 1985-09-06 6 AIR NEW ZEALAND, according to Boeing, should be getting its first *****0 ER (Extended Range) aircraft this month. Flight tests should be completed in time for the enrly delivery of the aircraft, which was led by Maori tribesman Joe Tibbie from its factory during124 words
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174 1985-09-06 6 INTERNATIONAL air courier firm DHL has set up a European sorting hub at Branel's Zaventum International Airport since July this year. The hub covers an area of 10,001 souare metres and handles all intra-European documents and Part and Parcel Express traffic. It174 words
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126 1985-09-06 6 NIPPON CARGO Airlines Co (NCA) has signed an interline traffic agreement with two US cargo airlines Summit Airlines Inc of Philadelphia and Spirit of America Airlines of Los Angeles. The Japan Economic Journal said that, as a result of the agreement, the Japanese126 words
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Article246 1985-09-06 6 ARRIVALS DEPARTURES OpmMr Locoi tMM fiw Opwuw FfcfM LMI hi FRIDAY KAL KE697 TMA TL351 FT FT71 0040 1130 2355 SEL BEY/SMJ KUL BOS/JFK ANC/WIT TPE NW KAL KAL JAL TMA TMA FT NW906 KE697 KE696 JL6I5 TM351 TM352 FT76 0210 0325 0325 0905 1230 1230 0050 HCG/NRT/246 words
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Advertisement156 1985-09-06 6 A CONFERENCE ON Managing A Redundancy 4 5 October 1985 Royal Holiday Inn, Scotts Road Hear experts' and practitioners' views on redundancy Hear how companies manage redundancy of workers Learn how to manage an employee surplus Learn how counselling can help a worker to accept a redundancy Hear the Union's156 words
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Advertisement151 1985-09-06 6 There's a feast of infomiation in The Economist this week. For an appetizer, dip into our Economic and Financial Indicators on the last two pages. Or whet your appetite with a quick course on World Politics and Current Affairs up front. The Economist offers a tempting range of main courses151 words
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BANKING AND FINANCE
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342 1985-09-06 7 AP THE US FEDERAL government's US$74 billion farm credit system can no longer absorb its losses and will have to seek outside help. Spokesmen said on Wednesday that US farmers owed about $212 billion more than the combined foreign debt of BrazilAP - 342 words
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Article80 1985-09-06 7 AP TAIWANESE government and banking officials are discussing the takeover of the privatelyowned Overseas Trust Corp, which has run into trouble linked to the country's worst financial scandal. Vice-Finance Minister Ronald Ho said in Taipei on Wednes- day that the United World Chinese Commercial Bank,AP - 80 words
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165 1985-09-06 7 Reuter ITALIAN Treasury Minister Giovanni Goria has raised the possibility that the lira's sudden collapse last July may have been the result of deliberate currency speculation by the state oil company, ENI. Extracts from a report on the July 19 crash drawn up atReuter - 165 words
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640 1985-09-06 7 Reuter, UPI SOUTH AFRICA might very well swap gold for foreign currency in the near future, if necessary, reserve bank governor Gerhard de Kock said. "We're aware that we could easily swap all our gold if we wanted to," he told a pressReuter,; UPI - 640 words
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Article50 1985-09-06 7 Reuter A FOUR-DAY debate on Latin American and Caribbean foreign debts will be held In Havana next week, the official Cuban newspaper Granm* said on Wednesday. The meeting will be the sixth international conference on the debt question that Cuba has played host to in three months. ReuterReuter - 50 words
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MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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Article731 1985-09-06 7 SINGAPORE THE US dollar yesterday closed lower against most major currencies due to some European selling in quiet late trading. The dollar closed weaker at 2.8400/10 marks compared with New York's 2.8480/95 close, at 2.3400/15 Swiss francs against 2.3460/80, and at 239.15/30 yen against 239.50/60. Sterling closed higher731 words
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Article, Illustration247 1985-09-06 7 Asian market ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rates yesterday closed steady at easier opening levels in quiet trading. Overnight closed at 715/16 7-13/16 per cent and week fixed at 8-1/16 7-15/16. Asian dollar CD rates held unchanged at the morning's levels in quiet afternoon trading. One month closed at 8.05/7.95 per cent,247 words
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Article71 1985-09-06 7 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore interbank money market remained unchanged yesterday from Wednesday's closing of 6V* per cent. The one-month term rate fell by 3/16 point while the two and three-month rates fell by 1/16 point. S$ Interbank rates at 3pm yesterday: OH* Bid Ovrr night 671 words
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Article208 1985-09-06 7 Interbank rates at 3pm yesterday: Cm i hiuii• M oMr cum partly o»—f Local dollars ta ona iMwt at faraiga currency: us dolor 2 2635 2.2645 ***** -19 72 Staffing pound 3 1089 3.1125 7 3469 -57 68. Austrofcon do*x 1 5652 1 5681 3.4286 -54 35 NZ208 words
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Article354 1985-09-06 7 BA Futures Eurodollar futures opened higher as Simez continued to have upward Mas from Wednesday night's news about US farm loans and banking problems. December Eurodollar opened 6 ticks better at 91.58 and moved quickly to 91.62 on thin market. Liffe opening saw the December contract testing the IMM'sBA Futures - 354 words
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Article199 1985-09-06 7 HONGKONG: GOLD closed higher on late short-covering which emerged in response to a weakening US dollar yesterday. Gold closed at $326.60/327.00 an ounce against an initial $325.20/70 and New York's $324.80/325.30. On the local market, the metal rose HK$22 to $3,043 a tael. The krugerrand firmed $20 to HK52,605,199 words
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Advertisement125 1985-09-06 7 MONTBLANC THE ART OF WRITING ..MEISTERSTUCK" the pride of the MONTBLANC Collection is probably the most famous writing instrument of our times. Representing the best in design, it combines technical excellence and perfect styling from the piston-filling system to the 14-carat gold nib and the gold-plated fittings. The MEISTERSTUCK is125 words
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FEATURES
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Article491 1985-09-06 8 THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A Property Market Consultative Committee by the Ministry of Finance should not be looked upon as a chance to push (or a price cartel, though this possibility would seem attractive to many developers. The 16 members of the committee include representatives of most professional491 words
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Article, Illustration1647 1985-09-06 8 JOHN HOLUSHA - More automated and more humane production system likely to become the norm in US Robots today are attacking the unpleasant chores that Henry Ford's workers once sweated over. An increasing assault on the tyranny of the assembly line is actually taking place in the pursuit of profitNYT - 1,647 words
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Article871 1985-09-06 8 ERIC BERG - By ERIC BERG NYT AT BAM, in one of North-West-em University's dining halls, a group of students are doing what students often do before class: cramming. Between spoonfuls of cereal, the students use yellow markers to highlight furiously lecture notes, making occasional wisecracks about professors.NYT - 871 words
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Advertisement169 1985-09-06 8 !I! 1\! -\l\i ]\JO \T I KAI RfiSHRVIO'S^ SIM i,\l\ stock i'\: SPA MINI H\l W\i I H 1 K( »M Hi I < II M "technology Future Bcnk 4th Asian Congress on Electronic Banking Services September 24-25, 1965; Hong Kong One of 12 papers at the Congress International Bank169 words
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Page 8 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous15 1985-09-06 8 Rristcw: Fmnjc Lacijcns \rr-m [B23GaS "Tvfeße- S€£M lb E£P* lot OF UX*2XM€* Su>P\RM*<G Pt&OOT Uf»IM€RC-15 words
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Miscellaneous660 1985-09-06 8 1 J CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACXOSS 4 A dog to check out as safe (6) 7 Pet on double rations? (4, 4) 8 Doesn't change, this place (6) 10 Put ad men right? (5) 13 Bends at the front (4) 14 Mouse-kke car? (4) 15 Something good to play in (4)660 words
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SPORTS
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Article, Illustration327 1985-09-06 9 BRIAN MILLER - By BRIAN MILLER FOR FOUR CHUKKAS, Singapore matched mighty Pahang in play, enthusiasm and determination. Then, in fast-fading light, the defending champion came alive and three swift goals by Nordin Majid in the final fifth saw Pahang through with an 8-4 win in327 words
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Article79 1985-09-06 9 DR ANDREW CHEW will lead the Singapore Public Services team in the annual SingaporeMalaysia Public Services Games in Kuala Lumpur from today to Sunday. The head of the civil service and president of the Singapore Civil Service Sports Council leads the Singapore charge against the Malaysian79 words
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Article, Illustration275 1985-09-06 9 Body Language CORPORATE FITNESS and health promotion programmes have experienced an exponential increase during the last decade. The popularity of these programmes comes from the emerging awareness of the value of preventive medicine. As professionals, we need to realise that employee worksite programmes are no275 words
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Article606 1985-09-06 9 DAVID GABRIEL - By DAVID GABRIEL INDIA recruited help from the elements to avoid defeat in the first Test against Sri Lanka in Colombo. It would have been the Sri Lankans' first-ever Test win. In spite of the draw, many commentators believe that the moral victory belonged606 words
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511 1985-09-06 9 WALTON MORAIS - By WALTON MORAIS TWO YOUNG GOLFERS will be making their international debut when the Republic takes on Malaysia in the annual matchplay competition this month. Lim Kian Kee and Poh Ah Hai have been named to the Singapore side that takes on Malaysia at511 words
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Article, Illustration615 1985-09-06 9 US Open Tennis Championships J UPI JOHN McENROE, temporarily distracted by a typical fit of temper, regained his composure long enough to defeat Joakim Nystrom 6-1, 64), 7-5 on Wednesday night to reach the semifinals of the US Open along with Martina Navratilova. A stringUPI - 615 words
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Advertisement123 1985-09-06 9 V r ->• I Piping hot and fresh Sichuan dan xin Golden Phoenix now offers a delicious assortment of Sichuan dian xin. piping hot and freshly prepared by renowned Taiwanese dian xin chefs. Available for lunch on Saturdays and Sundays. (iohkMl HmKMILv SMmmh Km* Hotel Equatorial. Tel: *****31 EilimilM Maximum123 words
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Page 9 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous1147 1985-09-06 9 FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE The Night Ttw City Scr*Mi»d 10.15 pm, Channel 5 An electrical storm triggers off a power failure and an accompanying violent spree as looters go on a wild rampage in the city. Trying to cope with the desperate crisis are two young policemen played by Da via1,147 words
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INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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Article198 1985-09-06 10 Reuter EF Hutton and Co will discipline about 12 employees for taking part in bank overdrafting activities, chairman Robert Fomon told employee; in a talk over the company's internal address system. According to reports, Mr Fomon's talk centred on a report due to be made publicReuter - 198 words
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150 1985-09-06 10 Reuter BRITISH TELECOMMUNICATIONS is well on course for another operationally and financially successful year, chairman Sir George Jefferson told the annual meeting in Birmingham. First quarter 1985/86 results, due in Just over a fortnight, will show the group's performance and profits remained satisfactory. Demand hasReuter - 150 words
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Article74 1985-09-06 10 AFP IRISH BREWING company Guinness has acquired control of French wine and fine food merchants Hediard for £5 million in cash. Analysts said the acquisition should enable Guinness to sell Hediard products through its worldwide sales network while Hediard should be able to promote sales of GuinnessAFP - 74 words
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337 1985-09-06 10 Reuter SHARE PRICES slumped for a second successive session on Wednesday in light trading on Wall Street as investors awaited some sign of an economic revival. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell by 2.47 to 1326.72. Declines led advances by 881 to 576.Reuter - 337 words
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Article126 1985-09-06 10 sir 04 c$ kr*> CM 53* 19* -ft unch 20% kit Pro* Pip* 42 37V4 k* Ut» 17* -ft -to 15* -ft 21* -to 30 V, Monty F«rg 3* unch Mc BkxM 20* -to 18* inch Moor* Cp 26 33 38 •to 16* -to 17* •to 5 inch 14*126 words
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Article226 1985-09-06 10 OMMC 512 1525 uncti MDUSTKIALS Ml mrTTT A Afcho Afcecon A£ And O Amaprop 610 167 4.... 760S 4408 10 ♦2 inch Angk» Angtvoot 3000 1375 •so 425 4100 unch 425 -75 410 -25 •10 415 AMIC CGTMI' CHA Cum* finar Edaan 2720 1175 2300 220 tea 405 inch226 words
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Article718 1985-09-06 10 SIP 04 us$ t r *9*h(* <3 Mrt Exxon Cp 25* 51* 4* N L Indus! Nod DM Own II* 32* 4* unch Alcan AUnn Alcoa 27* 34* Nod Gffaun Co NCR Corp Newmont MnQ 50* 33* 20* 41* ryttfofw Tea is* -14 44* •t4 Aft«d Own Cp718 words
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Article913 1985-09-06 10 Amsterdam Ju 04 Fk AON S 07 50 .4 5 Aifon Ahold Ak*o AMCV Amta Bank Barfcai Bab 6antm| Botfcah 9920 -0.8 243 50 -05 ***** -0.6 ***** -4.6 Z'Z'ZZvm -7d 40.20 -1.5 .1.1 1 392 50 Bur Tat 03 20 -04 Gdand Ct*— i64.ao -a Dal M*913 words
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Advertisement428 1985-09-06 10 i BSr al WSiepe to wise, aad entertain p; r„ Sft i> r*p«s*~. ><lig»r. < asucwaii m V% it-r -V :jxp? R**? ■»%> ■rr i« r4 9C «ra JT 9QB< r> aawr-** Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday... hmm, just like Mum's cooking Welcome to our daily special dish! It's local. It's mouth-watering.428 words
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Article286 1985-09-06 11 HONGKONG: Share prices rebounded from three consecutive days of losses yesterday as institutions moved into the marketseeking bargains. The Hang Seng Index rose by 18.14 points to 1,596.68 after losing about 77 points in the previous three sessions. However, brokers said concern fibout higher interest rates kept many investors286 words
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Article198 1985-09-06 11 »r 05 MT 3 47 0.16 lian H»ro Mm Nan Yo Ptot 1075 23 70 1420 OOO Aim Camant 1870 22 00 01 0 2 Pacific Etoct Wire 12 65 0 25 44 20 •03 I ll 0 05 Chan Loans 1520 0.2 1335 035 21 00 04 On198 words
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Article345 1985-09-06 11 TOKYO: Share prices fell in light trading for the third consecutive day, and the market average closed below the ***** level for the first time in three weeks, dealers said. The average ended down 37.67 at *****.80 after hitting a low of *****.65 just before the close and plunging345 words
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Article106 1985-09-06 11 MANILA: Share prices closed generally higher in dull trading. The Mining Index rose 0.% point to 659.99, the oil marker firmed 0.019 to 0.803 and the Commercial and Industrial Index fell 1.55 to 143.26. sir 05 Ontnld B 0015 0001 PN«> B 013 0005 Ac cm Mvwtg Angto PM106 words
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Article418 1985-09-06 11 SYDNEY: Australian share markets closed firmer with prices boosted by a lack of shares and good demand for market leaders and gold stocks. Brokers said the continuing influence of recent good profits announced by industrial companies helped overcome negative aspects, including a drop on Wall Street and fears of418 words
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Article76 1985-09-06 11 sir 05 Won 5 •9 1 3 inch -8 Hyundai Carat Hyundai Motor KAL 898 888 426 •2 15 inch 8m 705 •15 Comrwcnl 8k Dortm tnd Do«»oo Corp 701 468 474 KotmSHB Lucky Ltd 1331 412 611 701 -4 +3 I 1 Dong Ah Somtng El*c 820 unch76 words
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Article136 1985-09-06 11 BANGKOK: Stock prices closed lower in light trading, the Securities Exchange of Thailand said. The Book Club Index dipped by 0.38 point to 134.75. Turnover totalled 175,107 shares worth 35.7 million baht. «f 09 1 MM Sam Cmw San Oy 77 508 -05 -2 Am f*tn *x??zr AyoM Bai136 words
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Article63 1985-09-06 11 Reuter WORMALD INTERNATIONAL Ltd has said that its U5525.13 million net profits for the year ended June 30 matched the forecast in its June response to a partial bid from the Adelaide Steamship Co. The latest figure was up 19 per cent on the $21.07 millionReuter - 63 words
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Article220 1985-09-06 11 Reuter THE HONGKONG governmentowned Mass Transit Railway Corp's latest HK$7OO million bond issue will bring the company's long- and short-term financing facilities to $29 billion. A spokesman said in Hongkong yesterday that of these, the company had drawn down $20 billion as of the endReuter - 220 words
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189 1985-09-06 11 AP VICTOR CO of Japan, a major manufacturer of audio components, has signed a deal with a Chinese company to produce compact disc (CD) players in Shanghai beginning next month. Under the recently concluded contract with the Shanghai Broadcasting and TV IndustryAP - 189 words
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247 1985-09-06 11 FT THE FINANCIALLY-TROUBLED First Philippine Holdings Corporation has sold its merchant banking subsidiary, First Philippine Capital Corporation, to First Pacific Holdings Ltd of Hongkong and a local pension fund for about 75 million pesos. First Pacific acquired a 28 perFT - 247 words
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Article142 1985-09-06 11 Reuter FOURTEEN THAI banks and a number of finance companies plan eventually to take over the Ban Pong sugar group. A Bank of Thailand spokesman yesterday said the creditors had proposed converting up to three-quarters of the 6.8-billion baht in loans they had extendedReuter - 142 words
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405 1985-09-06 12 BOEY KIT YIN - By BOEY KIT YIN THE SLIDE recorded last year in rubber exports appear likely to be repeated this year as sales in the first half dropped 17.5 per cent and rubber traders see little hope of any improvement over the next few months.405 words
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183 1985-09-06 12 AP US AGRICULTURE Secretary John Block thinks that "prospects are excellent" for continued large sales of US grain to the Soviet Union. Block, who returned from the Soviet Union and Hungary this week, said that sales under the current agreement were expected toAP - 183 words
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370 1985-09-06 12 Bernama EASTERN Peninsular Malaysia has a great potential for a number of different types of primary tin deposits. A recently-completed resource study on the potential in the region by United Nations consultants has delineated two areas which represent a major international tin explorationBernama - 370 words
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133 1985-09-06 12 AP CHINA, with an estimated tin production of 6,000 tonnes annually, will pose as a potential rival for the world's major tin exporters. Kusyaman Kantakusumah, an executive at the state-owned Pttambang Timah Tin Company in Indonesia, told the Daily Kompas yesterday that ChinaAP - 133 words
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Article123 1985-09-06 12 Reuter AUSTRALIAN wheat exports rose to 1.22 million tonnes in August, a record for that month, from 1.09 million tonnes in July.. Australian Wheat Board shipping manager lan Stewart said that this compared with the previous August record of 1.06 million tonnes in 1984. The latestReuter - 123 words
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Article154 1985-09-06 12 SINGAPORE THE RUBBER market closed slightly higher with September One RSS buyers quoted at 164.25 cents per kilo, up 0.25 cent from Wednesday. The morning session lost 0.25 cent on light selling in dull trading. Prices recovered in the afternoon on some buying support to finished slightly higher on154 words
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Article197 1985-09-06 12 RAS prices in S cwitiAg, FOB n b NOON CLOSE Int 1 RSS Prompt 163.50 I64.50N 164.00 165.00N Int 1 RSS S«pt 85 163 50 164 75 164 25 164.75 Int I RSS Oct 85 164 25 164 75 164 75 165.00 Int 2 RSS 150 50 151 50N197 words
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Article30 1985-09-06 12 (cmtt/kg. 1-ton OCT 85 (currant month) (forword month) NOON NOON RAS u^|rl S«IUn Siiifi SSR 20 135.00 137.00N 136 00 I38.00N SSR 50 133.00 135.00N 134 00 I 36.00N30 words
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Article147 1985-09-06 12 SOYBEAN futures on the Chicago Board of Trade rallied sharply on purchases by C and D Commodities on Wednesday and closed 9 < to IVi cents a bushel higher. November ended near the top of an ll 3 /«-cent range. C and D bought around 2.0 million bushels of147 words
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Article214 1985-09-06 12 WHEAT FUTURES on the Chicago Board of Trade closed IVi to 2Vi US cents a bushel higher on Wednesday, as values rose following sharp gains insoybean futures. December ended at the top of its six-cent range. Purchases of soybean futures by C and D Commodities sparked the rally in214 words
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Article686 1985-09-06 12 COFFEE ROBUSTA coffee futures yesterday continued very quiet and easier to midday, down £22 to £16 a tonne from Wednesday night's close. The market eased initially following New York's weaker tone on Wednesday night, and then continued lower on currency in primarily switch trading with most operators sidelined.686 words
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Article142 1985-09-06 12 Chinos# Produce Exchange (SiNirs noon dom9 pncti on Sop S (S$/100 kg) Coconut oil Bufc FOB 80 00 Otd drum FOB 93.00 N*w drum FOB 97.00 Copra Mixed (loos*) 42 buyers Pepper Muntok Whit* FOB NLW 877.50 Sarawak Whit* FOB toq NLW 867.50 Sarawak spcciai block FOB NLW142 words
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Article41 1985-09-06 12 LONDON US$/tonne closing prices on Sep 4 Sumatra 5% Nov 377 50 sir Dec 385.00 sir ROTTERDAM US$/tom* Sumatra/M'sia Sep 365.00 sir Oct 367 50 sir Kuala Lumpur waa clostd yesterday for a i,,liII n L nil PUDIIC HOfKMjr.41 words
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Article146 1985-09-06 12 Yarn Cotton doth (In HK$ per Ma of 400 lb) (per piece, 36 meh by 40 yds) China corded yarn, cones Indian Drogon Head Japan No 2023 ***** Btu« Pho«nix 16 s 2.450 Shirting Hongkong Golden 116.50 Bfcje Phoenix 20's 2,500 Blue Phoenix 32's 2,900 Peak, 60 x 60146 words
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Article274 1985-09-06 12 Singapore C-1 Ord unq (S$/kito, •x~ 9 odo» Loonzoin Rice Frogront new la* 2nd crop 078 056 100% 1st grode 100% 2nd grade 100% 3rd grode 33 unq 3rd 0.54 Parboiled Rice New Crop 5% 215 25% no stock 10% 210 10% no stock Thai Broken Maize unq A-super274 words
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Advertisement418 1985-09-06 12 Mechanics of Selling CIF and Buying FOB TRAINING WORKSHOP 17-18 September 1985 at K.L. Hilton Hotel, Kuala Lumpur Malaysia's national trading policy is to sell on CIF terms so that the country can reduce its foreign exchange losses through freight and insurance. You want to play your part but need418 words
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Advertisement285 1985-09-06 12 NOTICES (Members' Vetartary I l|«Hstlia) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of EXPOBERVICE PTE LTD duly convened and held at 593 Havelock Rd #08-01 Teck Huat Chambers Singapore 0316 on 29th August 1985 the following Special Resolutions were passed:1. WINDING UP That EXPOSERVICE PTE LTD be wound up285 words
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Advertisement293 1985-09-06 12 IN THE MATTES OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. IM AND (PTE) LID (IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) MBEBB' VOLUNTABY J L I r L lf- IJ < At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company duly convened and held at Jalan Matraman Raya No. 12 Jakarta, Indonesia, on the 30th day of293 words
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Advertisement266 1985-09-06 12 K'l'il JO'.. (BINGAPORE) PR LTD (IN VOLI'NTABY LIQUIDATION) MEMBEBS* VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company duly convened and held at Jalan Matraman Raya No. 12 Jakarta, Indonesia, on the 30th day of August 1985, the special resolution set out below was duly passed:SPECIAL RESOLUTIONS IT WAS266 words
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Article, Illustration4150 1985-09-06 13 IN MODERATE trading, share prices on the Singapore stock market closed slightly firmer yesterday. The Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange was closed for a public holiday in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor to mark the silver jubilee reign of the Sultan of Selangor. The Straits4,150 words
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Article247 1985-09-06 13 preme, Federal Cables, Duta Cons, General Corp, Sigma Metal, TDM, Sealion Peak Hua and SMI all came out ahead in some of the best activity seen in the market. The main players in the market continue to be those keen on second liner situational plays. Foreign institutions247 words
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Article3356 1985-09-06 13 BID and otter prices officially listed and busiiw in and re* ported to the Koala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Acmo (I 048 I 075)3,356 words
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Article, Illustration786 1985-09-06 14 Bernama BANK NEGARA's decision to limit the number of shares which a single shareholder can hold in a financial institution is expected to stem the tide of acquisitions and takeovers of banks and finance companies by cash-rich companies and individuals. Banking industry sources said thatBernama - 786 words
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277 1985-09-06 14 FT A BRITISH stoekbroking firm, Quilter Goodison, is opening a "money centre" in a London department store to buy and 9ell shares over the counter. If the experiment at Debenham's Oxford Street succeeds, it may well lead to the opening of similarFT - 277 words
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Article, Illustration831 1985-09-06 14 Reuter THE STOCK EXCHANGE trading floor, an old and trusted engine of capitalism, could be made obsolete within the next decade by the advance of technology and the insatiable need of markets for instant information, analysts say. Movement away from trading floors has gathered paceReuter - 831 words
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205 1985-09-06 14 Reuter ELDERS IXL of Australia said a group of international bankers, coordinated by Citicorp, is close to finalising conditional loan commitments which will enable Elders to fund an offer for Allied-Lyons PLC at 250p per ordinary share. Through an associate, Elders has acquired a furtherReuter - 205 words
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Article298 1985-09-06 14 LAST FULL YEAR Com pony Period Date onnounced lost year Yeor endmg Net EPS (cents) GrdtS Net profit (S'oooy Pohong Inv Killingholl Tin Mtnebeo M Resources Fmo) Final Interim Interim Jan 31 May 31 Jul II Jul 19 Dec 84 Dec 84 Sep 85 Dec 85 69 125298 words
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Article104 1985-09-06 14 HONGKONG Wednesday 1368 1 Week ago 1377.6 Hang Seng Index Thursday 1596 68 NEW YORK Wednesday 1578.54 Week ago 1652.19 Dow Jones Wednesday 1326.72 TOKYO Tuesday 1329.19 Week ago 1331.09 Tokyo Dow Jones Thursday ***** 80 Wednesday *****.47 Week ago *****.80 Standard Poors Wednesday 187.37 Tuesday 187.91 TSE104 words
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220 1985-09-06 14 FALLING commodity prices, especially of rubber, have pushed profits at Temerloh Rubber Estates Bhd lower for the latest financial year. In spite of this, shareholders will still be rewarded with an unchanged final dividend of B'/« per cent gross, on top of the interim220 words
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Article262 1985-09-06 14 Monogers' prices MARA-Bumiputra for Sep 6 First B'putro 496 5 01 Second B'putro 4 55 460 Singapore Unit Trust Third B'putro Fourth B'putro 3 74 4 10 379 4 15 The Commerce 1 65 1 /D Fifth B'putro Sixth B'putro 2 71 2 76 The Sovmgs Fund 1262 words
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Article96 1985-09-06 14 AFP THE SEOUL government has authorised a US$l4O million project by US car maker General Motors and South Korea's Daewoo Automobiles Co to set up a plant on a SO-SO basis to produce car parts and components, Daewoo said. The plant, to be built in Nongong inAFP - 96 words
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507 1985-09-06 15 CPF money a great way to invest ■mob mm™ THE FIRST Deputy Prime Minister's statement in Parliament that workers should be allowed to buy "safe shares" citing SIA and banks specifically with their CPF funds has raised several questions as to how it is to be implemented. It remains to507 words
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458 1985-09-06 15 HOMER CHEN - By HOMER CHEN HONGKONG LAND, the largest property company in the colony, is back firmly on the profit track, thanks in part to the pick-up of the property market there. For the six months ended June 30, it reported a 10.3 per cent increase458 words
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Article544 1985-09-06 15 RICHARD SEAH - By RICHARD SEAH THERE ARE TWO professions in Singapore which are particularly sticky about their members seeking publicity. Mr Chan Cher Boon is a member of both. "He is that rare breed who is both an accountant and a lawyer," said an accountant who knew544 words
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665 1985-09-06 15 NAJEEB JARHOM - By NAJEEB JARHOM THE DIRECTORS of Growth Industrial Holdings Ltd have decided to value the 10 million new shares to be issued to the vendors of Singapore Shipping Corp at $1.50 each, against the last transacted price of $2.75. GIH665 words
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91 1985-09-06 15 ALLIED CHOCOLATE Industries, whose shares have been suspended for a week, has called off negotiations on a possible joint venture with an interested party. In a terse announcement to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday, the company said discussions with the unnamed91 words
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354 1985-09-06 15 SINGAPORE SHIPPING CORP has found a novel way of realising its long-cherished ambition of Joining the ranks of a publicly listed company by becoming a subsidiary of Growth Industrial Holdings. The two vendors of the 10 million SSC shares, the Kua and Choo354 words
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Article932 1985-09-06 15 SHARE PRICES opened easier yesterday in continuation of Wednesday's trend and following the slightly lower close on Wall Street, but dealers said trading was quiet and selling interest light At 9.45pm, the FTSE 100 was down 6.5 points at 1,320.2. Cable and Wireless lost 15p to 550 after932 words
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Article100 1985-09-06 15 MURATA Maaafactariag C* will suspend the transfer of shares on the members' register from Sep 21 through Oct 20 to determine the list of shareholders who are entitled to receive the interim dividend for the 49th fiscal year. The last date for registration is Sep 20. The ex-dividend100 words
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Advertisement51 1985-09-06 14 SCHLEGEL TECHNOLOGY PTE LTD •I O L "See you at our new address' We've moved We're now at:29 Tannery Road, Singapore 1334. Tel: *****44 (7 lines). Telex: RS ***** SCHASIA. Cable: Schlegel Singapore. Fax No: *****45. ROAD MACPHERSON > \A v c vK We're here Schlegel For critical joint and51 words
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Advertisement392 1985-09-06 14 NOTICES »l, 1 ji" I. t/\, If (in Mnmr voluntakt LIQUIDATION) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 308 of the Companies Act (Chapter 185) that the Final Meeting of the members of the abovenamed company will be held at 503 HAVELOCK ROAD #02-01, TECK HUAT CHAMBERS, SINGAPORE 0318, on392 words
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Advertisement50 1985-09-06 15 The largest manufacturer in South East Asia for power presses hydraulic press brakes and shears with the latest technology and CNC production facilities 1.2 m i 3ST Auto*h«ar 2.5 m i 6mm CHRN HO ENGINEERING LIMITED 4 19, B«noi Crescent Singapore 2262 Tel: *****01 (8 lines). Telex: RS ***** "CHANHO"50 words
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Advertisement180 1985-09-06 15 $0* Well financed international organisation has targeted South East Asia for part of its expansion programme. It offers interesting commercial opportunities to experienced and capable people who seek a means of having a stake in their own business and thus more directly benefit from its success. The organisation can provide180 words
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498 1985-09-06 16 NEARLY 4,000 employees of Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) will have to accept wage restraint and tighten their belts for the first time in nine years, according to SPH chief executive, Mr L J Holloway. In an interview carried in the inaugural issue of the498 words
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459 1985-09-06 16 LUCY NG - Western Geophysical wins case By LUCY NG A CLEAR WARNING that the Industrial Arbitration Court will not look sympathetically at wage demands which do not recognise the financial position of employers came yesterday. After taking into account the financial position of the Western Geophysical Co459 words
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Article198 1985-09-06 16 FORTY WORKERS who recently "retired" undo* Jurong Shipyard's "voluntary retirement" exercise want to be reinstated and are asking their union for help. But the union warned those workers who chose to seek their own legal counsel not to expect assistance. This would cause "confusion", a198 words
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Article, Illustration240 1985-09-06 16 Reuter, AFP ANDREW PEACOCK, one of Australia's most colourful politicians, resigned yesterday as opposition Liberal Party leader after losing the biggest gamble of his career. Peacock, 46, nicknamed the Sunlamp Kid because of his permanent tan and youthful looks, was replaced by hisReuter,; AFP - 240 words
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243 1985-09-06 16 Reuter CHINA AIMS to reach the same level of military technology as advanced powers within 15 years, a veteran Chinese marshal said in an interview published yesterday. The official China Daily quoted Xu Xiangqian, a former defence minister, as sayingReuter - 243 words
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246 1985-09-06 16 AP THE United Nations Secretary-General warned yesterday that the United Nations would degenerate into a "rambling, contentious slum" unless it was used to build "the international system of the future". In his state-of-the-world report to the upcoming 40th anniversary sessionAP - 246 words
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493 1985-09-06 16 ALVIN TAY - By ALVIN TAY HOME LOAN RATES quoted by Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation have dropped below those offered by traditional market leader Credit POSB. The three-quarter point reduction to 8-8.5 per cent by OCBC with effect from today follows a similar cut by DBS Bank and493 words
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Article229 1985-09-06 16 AFP GINSENG, reputed among other things to be a potent aphrodisiac, has become one of the most popular "side crops" on dairy farms in Marathon County, Wisconsin. In just 10 years, the number of farmers cultivating ginseng has risen from 100 to over 1,000, JeffAFP - 229 words
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339 1985-09-06 16 Bernama. THE CREATION of an "Aaean exclusive economic zone" has been suggested as a way for Thailand to safeguard its economic and security interests, as well as overcome disputes with neighbouring nations arising from their overlapping sea areas. In making theBernama. - 339 words
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Article66 1985-09-06 16 AP A COMMUNIST PARTY boss in Beijing has ordered severe punishment for the sons of three high-ranking officials who nearly killed a teacher by throwing a lasso around her neck and dragging her behind a truck. The official party organ, People's Daily (Renmin Ribao) reportedAP - 66 words
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Article91 1985-09-06 16 Reuter COMEX gold future were fractionally higher in very quiet dealings yesterday morning following the mixed dollar trend against the Swiss franc and German mark. Gold for December delivery added US$O.6O at $331.70 an ounce, having traded narrowly between $332.20 and $331.40. Silver futures were fractionallyReuter - 91 words
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Article72 1985-09-06 16 Reuter THE US stock market was mixed in early trading yesterday, with blue chip issues sagging for the third session. The Dow Jones industrial average was down about one point to 1326. Declines and advances were close to even on a turnover of 8.38 million shares. AirlineReuter - 72 words
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Article62 1985-09-06 16 Reuter SAUDI ARABIA has told the US that American forces can use Saudi bases in an emergency. The New York Timet, quoting a secret Reagan administration report, said yesterday that US access to Saudi bases would be allowed to counter Soviet aggression or inReuter - 62 words
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Article49 1985-09-06 16 Bernama THE ASEAN countries will protest against the proposed Jenkins Bill of Washington which will seek to restrict Asean's textile exports to the US. Asean has also prepared moves to protest against the erosion of GSP rights with the European Economic Community and Australia.Bernama - 49 words
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Article37 1985-09-06 16 AFP A VISITING Chinese official who reportedly asked to defect after being found with his throat slashed was in a satisfactory condition in hospital yesterday. Hongkong medical officials refused to give further details. AFPAFP - 37 words
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Article44 1985-09-06 16 AFP MORE THAN 3,000 people, including Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi, attended the funeral of slain ruling Congress <I) Party member Arjun Das in New Delhi yesterday as police drew a blank in the search for his alleged Sikh killers. AFPAFP - 44 words
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Article30 1985-09-06 16 AFP CIVILIAN air traffic throughout France was virtually paralysed yesterday as controllers and technicians began a strike that was expected to last until 17:60 GMT. AFPAFP - 30 words
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Article34 1985-09-06 16 Bernama INDONESIA'S consumer price index declined by 0.07 per cent last month, thus bringing the cumulative inflation rate during the first eight months of this year to 3.74 per cent BeraamaBernama - 34 words
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Advertisement186 1985-09-06 16 EXPATRIATE COMMENTS ABOUT ARDMORE PARK [NO. 2| a holiday camp atmosphere. We made (riends the first weekend..., around the pool In our previous apartment we lived three years and didn't meet the neighbours. Here our new found friends, all expat families, made us feel at home as soon as we186 words
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Advertisement391 1985-09-06 16 World Trade Centra Area (Comprehensive Redevelopment Zone) Singepore Land km: 81,000 s.f. (Indus, use) Built up: 100,000 s.f. (Worehouse/Office) BCD change: to Retail/Office/Apts. Dev. charge payable. Price: Ss9.sm (Freehold) Bldg HI Limit: 9 stories Agape Property flenricee *****38. Manufacturing Planning Control October 28 30, 1985 (3 days) A Course Outline391 words
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Miscellaneous47 1985-09-06 16 Outlook for todoy: Cloudy with Report for 24 hours prior to 7.30pm on Sep 5 ot the airport: Maximum temperature 31.7 Associated humidity 59 Minimum temperature 24.6 Associated humidity 83 Hours of sunshine 6.80 Rainfall in miflimetres nil Roinfall this month 22.5 Rainy days this month 247 words
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90 1985-09-06 17 AFP NORWEGIAN Caribbean Lines will, within a month or two, place an order for what will be the world's largest ocean liner, a 90,000-tonne vessel capable of carrying 3,000 people. Lloyd's List said the contract would be worth around US$25O million and wouldAFP - 90 words
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405 1985-09-06 17 G DURAIRAJ - By G DURAIRAJ FURTHER DILUTION in government control of the Malaysian International Shipping Corporation is anticipated as part of the government's privatisation policy. Confirming this, the Malaysian Transport Minister, Tan Sri Chong Hong Nyan, said the premier shipping corporation has plans to invite405 words
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388 1985-09-06 17 AFP THE INSOLVENT Sanko Steamship company has unveiled a draft rehabilitation plan under which it would scrap all charters with overseas shipowners, halving its current fleet of 260 vessels. The Nihon Keizai Shimbun, a Japanese newspaper, said lawyer Mitsuhide Miyata, court-appointed receiverAFP - 388 words
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Article93 1985-09-06 17 Reuter CHINA PLANS to build a port at Jinzhou in northeast Liaoning province to increase oil exports from the Daqing and Liaohe fields and to handle coal from inner Mongolia, the New China News Agency said. It said the port will have a handling capacity ofReuter - 93 words
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Article66 1985-09-06 17 P O's interim results Reuter PENINSULAR AND Oriental Steam Navigation Co PLC expects a satisfactory 1965 second half after good progress in the first six months, chairman Sir Jeffrey Sterling said. First half pre-tax profit rose to £58.5 million from £32 million on revenues of £776.8 million against £751.7 million.Reuter - 66 words
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Article121 1985-09-06 17 THE KUWAIT-REGISTERED container ship AlWattyah, with a Japanese crew of 26, was stopped by an unidentified Iranian naval ship in the Gulf of Oman on Wednesday and its communications equipment disabled, shipping sources said. They do not know what has happened to the 20,282 tonne ship, owned by121 words
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Article920 1985-09-06 18 Lloyd's List THE SUCCESS OF countries such as Taiwan and, more recently, South Korea and China in establishing shipbreaking industries and the international demand of more scrapyards has encouraged South-east Asian governments to follow suit. The strength of the US dollar until recently has made theLloyd's List - 920 words
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Article885 1985-09-06 18 A Top Ent X 4 AB Shpg V 5 Accord Shpg X 1 Afeo Line VI 3 Affinity Shpg IX 3 Ahrenkiel Liner X 1 AC Toepfer X 5 APC Line V 4 APL 2/3 Antoh Orient X 3 Arrow Lines X 5 Attos Lines X 2885 words
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Article1492 1985-09-06 18 CHARTERING was generally more active on the freight market on Wednesday with rates mostly holding fully steady, shipbrokers said. The slightly higher level of USSB.IO was paid for a vessel carrying 26,000/27,000 long tons of grain from the US Gulf to Venezuela and a steady 19.50 was paid1,492 words
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228 1985-09-06 19 Reuter THE JAPANESE Transport Ministry plans to boost scrapping of domestic or foreign vessels through subsidies to Japanese yards and the creation of a fund to guarantee Japanese shipowners' liabilities on ships to be scrapped. The plan is an extension of a programme whichReuter - 228 words
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808 1985-09-06 19 AFP HONGKONG'S once-glamourous shipping industry is fading with its two world-renowned magnates, Sir Y K Pao and C H Tung, shrinking their sea empires, Hongkong analysts said. Sir Y K Pao, one of the world's foremost private shipowners, said 1985 was the worstAFP - 808 words
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Article170 1985-09-06 19 AFP THE HIGH Court in Taiwan will review on Sept 12 a 10-year prison term imposed on a British seaman convicted on a charge of murder. Robert Heaton, 29, of Sunderland, was convicted on July 17 by a District Court in Kaohsiung, 400 kilometres southAFP - 170 words
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Article202 1985-09-06 19 S«pt 15-18 74th annual convention of the American association of Port Authorities, Portland, Oregon. S«pt 16-19 Cadmo 86, international conference on computer aided design, manufacture and operation in the marine and offshore industries, Washington, DC. 3«pt 16-20 Insurance of target risks in Af-ro-Asian countries, Federation of Afro-Asian Insurers202 words
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Article193 1985-09-06 19 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. AHRO (BTRAITB/ AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia193 words
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Article98 1985-09-06 19 Reuter THE HONGKONG-registered bulk carrier MV Kilmun, involved in a collision in Port Kelang on Aug 25, is free to leave, as its owners have given a $300,000 guarantee, the national news agency Bernama said. Shanghai Ocean Shipping Co, owners of the 18,510-tonne Shanghai-registered general cargoReuter - 98 words
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2873 1985-09-06 24 A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of Singapore.2,873 words
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Article623 1985-09-06 25 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godws FCL Arrival for LCL movement Ship Voy date/time Operator cargo schedule Location Cardigan Bay 69/465 06 9 85 2100 Mansfield F1 0800-0900/1000-1200 G! 0700-0800/1200-1300 J1 Anro Asia ***** 06 9 85 2300 Mansfield F7 0800-0900/1100-1200 L8 1400-1500623 words
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Article1646 1985-09-06 25 Who acts for whom The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A-B A Top Enterprises Pte Ltd Some (S) AB Shipping Bousteod Shpg Agencies Afeo Lute Atricoo Shpg Agencies (S) Ahrenkiel Liner Km Shpg (S) Alt red C Toepfer Oceonus Shaping A gencies (S) Multiport Sdn1,646 words
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Article395 1985-09-06 26 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES VMM) Berth Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Murroyeverett K21 alongside 06.9/2300 Seria K24E alongside 06.9/2300 Tomoe 7 K30 alongside 06.9/0500 Sunny Hawk K30 06 9/0500 06.9/1800 Solon Turman K31 06 9/0530 08 9/2300 E'tern Glory K28 06.9/0600 06 9/2330 Equator III K22 06.9/0700 07.9/0700 Ned395 words
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Advertisement679 1985-09-06 17 @\*>}*-]+*\\%|+]%@'<?,>{^'>@_$/ 70 Staato* «*T Ikraa Hmm Sm|a>w 020 TM *****11 NO AS ***** cfs OFFCE TPC #03-02? 1* *****31 nm Tarawa! OMct IPC #03-030 Tot *****90/******3/ PETAUNG.MYA T# 7R5 780/7M375/*****2 ToMi No MM/044 PUNK f* (***** Tohi Hi MM0073 CFS Tol *****6 ran KEUMG T* *****0 T«to m MIUOTOI CFS679 words
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Advertisement57 1985-09-06 17 wm THE SUCCESS OF countries such as Taiwan in establishing breaking industries has encouraged S-E Asian governments to follow suit. P«g« II HONGKONG'S once-glamourous shipping industry is fading with its two world-renowned magnates shrinking their sea empires. Pag* 111 Index to odvertisers II Weother mop VIII London freight Container schedules57 words
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Advertisement1206 1985-09-06 17 lii Sniirfi i l EXCELLENCE. This runaway bestseller disects the secrets of America's most successful and has distilled their success into eight basic findings which make exceptional sense MAERSK LINE SINGAPORE/LONG BEACH 18 DAYS Voy IS* por« EXPORT TO USA. EUROPE. EAST. WEST AFRICA i ASIA *SaOMai* Om« Tans CT-1,206 words
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Advertisement528 1985-09-06 18 m r "K"Line Means Consistency. "K" Line's FixacKlay Regular Far EastAlS container routes ensure consistently punctual, dependable service Instead oi sitting for days in a warehouse, shipments get out fast. And instead of going through subcontractors, they go all the way with IT Line joint venture subsidiary agents Our agent528 words
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Advertisement185 1985-09-06 18 MMg Supercarrier Service JLil E5 L. iWA'-lL—-VII u/u VU u/u 29/11 1/12 21/11 1/12 11/12 21/12 MIX] MfIHVMSBAJIHR IMP* J/1. B0IT!ROMI 21/1 BARBtR TIUS 21/1. II MM 11/10. W" ttRStUS U/10 TO: CALIFORNIA PANAMA US ATLANTIC US GULF E. CANADA 12/1 11/1 U/l 22/1 21/1 21/1 21/1 27/1 2/11 7/M185 words
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Advertisement860 1985-09-06 19 The Straits Steamship Group Mansfield Container Shipping PteLtd Overseas Containers Limited STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Ports and Bangkok COWTMOSHT SBtWCt TO/FROM BANGKOK I SERVICE TO UK CONTINENT frjmwit evress carman my Sport PKtianf 12/9 14/9 l»/» 20/9 25/9 27/9 LIVERPOOL MT M 10 N 10 KNOWN 13/10860 words
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Advertisement430 1985-09-06 19 Franco Belgian Services <Mf MBI M Of AC* CONSORTIUM' •JT *P'*| 777» 54 ****** Tpffwai *****41 Optorg Shipping Pte. Ltd PO't •C»l»r.g MTOOI/J Patalmg Jar* M?SS3'S7S«O3 Pa-a«fl *3J*s &EL M A (MPQfIA MAC *1 iL w J FVPRESA 'IMAS ARGENTINAS (ARGENTINE NATIONAL LINEI Ag»ntt SIMGAPORf Ag*nt« MALAYSIA P»cn»t-M!SC Shipping Agtnci#«430 words
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Advertisement539 1985-09-06 20 Hapag-Lloyd I EXPORTS TO CONTINENT UK I TO EUROPE/MED EROM N. CONTINENT &UK IMPORTS Ifbwt B tu»en Rdam Lehawe S ton Carifcgan Bit Kamakura Maru Bremen Eipress Liverpool Bay FROM USA/CANADA Neit Ports HR. KHH HK KHH KB. TK W. KHH Long Taconu Beach Oakland Seattle 11/S 15/1 14/1 11/1539 words
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Advertisement510 1985-09-06 20 M S LINE ta»l* J» j»ma» FULLY CON TAINERISED SERVICE *TO [UKOff VIA SUIZ MmOw 0' ComortMT Spot KoUnf I LfHjvre r*M Filrat Hbur, Mwttp OtENTAI CKF 4SW KOREAN lACEWI SOW NEPTUf CUTSTAI 31" KOREAN CNANCt 23* 119 (9 9) 18 9 (16/9) 75 9 (23 9) MO (30 9)510 words
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Advertisement528 1985-09-06 20 Hai Sun Hup Co (Pte) Ltd TEL *****06 (20 lines) TL* R*****1 A R*****2 ltd INTERMARITIME TtD~|| K Knafeahi Id: *****0 Jakarta Tat *****1 REUNION/SOUTH AFRICA SERVICE DIRECT MONTHLY SAILINGS MV SARMA V 64 ludnf at Berth P4-P5 c Conwraon Shipping Lines 5.8. The National Line of Trie United Rep528 words
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Advertisement957 1985-09-06 20 o EVERGREEN Full Container Service Round-The-World East Bound Service (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) 1 it U( W OS no 19 C» RC H IK FU HM MM LH* MP EVER GOLKN 9/9 11/9 l«/ 9 10/9 19/9 21/9 22/9 11/1* 15/10 17/11 19/10 29/10 JO/10 01/11 2/11 04/11 20/11 EVER GOMG 17/9 21/9957 words
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Advertisement994 1985-09-06 21 PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building. 140 Cecil Street. 03-00 Singapore 0106 Tel *****33 EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICES VESSEL KOTA JAVA KOTA MUTIARA KOTA MEGAH KOTA WIRAWAN KOTA SEJATI KOTA WANGSA KOTA AGUNG VOYAGE E-591 EM? E-sas E-503 E-509 E 591 E-593 HONGKONG SINGAPORE LOADING FOR 12-13/9 17-22/9 BERBER*. HOOEIOAH, JCDDAH. PTSUOAN,994 words
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Advertisement798 1985-09-06 21 BENLINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTMENT Frankturt tiprns Cardan Bir KamAtsa Maru luerpool Bar BHIJ¥OT lair* Bar Benalder Cit» tt Fdrtnajti Fijnkhat (ipresi EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE FROM UK/CONWCNT Cardfan for KamAwj kbru Bremen Eipreu Inerpsei Bar Betueen tA»o ho Benalder Mm Maru Citl o4 (Mw| HAM B HAHNI "DAM798 words
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Advertisement458 1985-09-06 21 DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAI UM &o«»v?] ta MAMP MI *?4 W i rmc* smmata busaa 9/9 13/9 22/9 21/9 2/it u/i* EXPRESS SEII-CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE WEST BOUND STCH BtBAO BHkKN lIMM/ UK H*MJK IDMI MTNOP OaM r»MU V7HB 20 21/9 24/1* 22/1% 27/11 25/11 STOK I BUM 10MXM AMSrfHOAAI458 words
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Advertisement569 1985-09-06 21 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES m Mandaiay ¥10* Myomaywa Vt9W Lasto V49W BURMA FIVE STAR (Burmese National Line) Loa<fin| for Ranfoon Spore Mctonc Penanc 7/10 S«p« 9/11 Sept 13/15 Sept (Malacca) 25/30 Sept 13/11 Sept Phashwefyawywa ¥251N 20/22 Sept Jjudnf for HKG/Pfl BANK LINE BKi.lf.' t r/Ki SPORE R'DAM HULL HMBG CLYDEBANK569 words
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Advertisement1206 1985-09-06 22 L\ K LINE KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. USA CANADA PACIFIC COAST (Including DESTIN ATIONS INLAND via IPI MICROBRIDtiK ft MINILAND BRIIMiK) AISO ACCFPTING MONIRLAL TORONTO AND OTHER US PACIFIC. GULF. ATLANTIC PORTS N INLAND PORTS ATLANTIC COAST FEEDER/ MONTE RUBY V 33 ASIA STAR V4O MOTHER VESSEL KISO MARU V7B1,206 words
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Advertisement566 1985-09-06 22 CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAINER/REEFER/BULK SERVICE load..* t»r IOS ANUUS SAN tRANUSLO SiAIIM lAKJIAA VANIOUVIR BC A. rplinf iCI ICI ConUmm P Urtjnt Styjeoir I Angrtr, IttAIFNDU 20/21 Stpt 16 Oct AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE JAPAN SERVICE loa<kn( lot Kobe Yokohama Natota Osaka Moii Ah« cafe Inm S *or«a566 words
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Advertisement559 1985-09-06 22 GOLDEN LINE GUAN GUM SHIPPING (PTE) LTD K«jn| lunf Praracui Mfc W C«< Street SMGAPORI 0104 TU *****90 (II IMS) I<t Kuili lianpw *®?11 P frtant *****1 Pffi»nj 36WM PJW GudMif Ajfot OHNT UOYD <M) SON M Tit Mi 0 STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: GOtWN NONOfR GOIDtN WAR bjlHjin .».i! 15559 words
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Advertisement611 1985-09-06 22 INTRASEA -(PTE) ITD. tO Anson Road *27-16. International Piaia Singapore 0207 Tel *****1 1 (1 0 Lines) NrQiBI£L&IAE.EBnC o BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK HOP P T PERUSAHAAN PELAYARAN T KALIMANTAN DIRECT WEEKLY SERVICE TO JAKARTA/TG. PRIOK Vessel ETA/FID NAGA XXXXI Voy 15/85 7/8 Sep NAGA XXI Voy 19/85 10/11 Sep611 words
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Advertisement894 1985-09-06 23 NOL NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): Also accepting cargo to/trom Scandinavia 0 CHIEF S pore Closing Times FCL Cargo FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) MERCATOR 36E Sailed SS BRIDGE 51E Sailed C PAUL 45E Sailed TW BRIDGE 26E 11/9 C CONTAINER 31E 18/9 CR PARIS IE 25/9 Where894 words
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Advertisement592 1985-09-06 23 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels OOMAM SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO: P. KELANG. PENANG. BUSAN. INCHON SPIWI M.INIS NfPlllf* AGFNCKS P!l I ID I*l ?/***** ?/BVM fßoofcngsl ???7510 ??1?0?7 lOperations l ?709?84 (Termoul I ??0?450 ??0?S04 <CFS> Mil unit «UN!S lIINAS y TIA SON BHD *1 lei *****0 *****4 PK lei592 words
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Advertisement926 1985-09-06 23 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUILDING 55, Market Street Singapore 0104 Telephone Numbers *****3 (15 Lines) Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** P KELANG M/S SHARK AT NAM SOON SON BHD IST AND 2ND FLOOR. NO 1 lAI AN CEMPFNMG. PORT926 words
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Advertisement28 1985-09-06 23 SIM SWEE JOO SHIPPING SDN. BHD. t EXPRESS TO BINTULU P. Ketone Ludn( for CONTAINERS Agents: JAMBATAN MERAH SDN BHD P. Kelang: *****6/7 K.L. *****7 *****1 Penang *****1/*****528 words
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Advertisement460 1985-09-06 24 l?t'4|i(Mtal Container Lint's 4 Sailings weekly NJjJ p] Fast Reliable Regular y •Punctual Berthing P.S.A. Mon. Tue. Thur. Sat REGUIAR/EEEDER SERVICE TO PHUKET/SONGKLA VOY S» PUT SKtA 20N/368 Sided 10 Sep 21N/370 12 Sep 17 Sep 22N/372 19 Sep 24 Sep 23N/374 2t Sep 1 Oct HINODE KISEN CO. LTD460 words
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Advertisement37 1985-09-06 24 COLUMBUS LINE Penanf PKlanf Spore Jakarta Surabaya SOIC I I Sep! 9 Sept 10 Sept 13 Sept 15 Sept Columbus Navigation Pte Ltd 50 Raffles Place #12-05 Shel Tower Tel: *****00 Th: RS ***** LPS ContKt lohn/ludy37 words
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Advertisement45 1985-09-06 24 LOYAL SHIPPING LIMITED DIRECT SERVICE TO AND FROM CHTTTAGOMG Singapore Pen** LOYAL BHD (BanfUdesh lb|) 15-20 Sept 21-23 Sept General Agents CONFER (SEA) SHIPPING PTE LTD 76. Sou* Bndoe Rood. #06-00 Singapore 0105 Tel No *****97/*****93/*****80 Penong Agents ORBIT SHIPPING SDN BHD Tel No *****2/*****245 words
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Miscellaneous171 1985-09-06 24 Regional Weather w Moc if Zl i/oj t ■> W M >>: M n u /Al* -'a ?9 2» SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. R Thunderstorm Temperature •<, Shoe Weather Wind direction with speed in h Ra,n Wove height Cloudy Sky Surface winds are indicoted171 words
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Advertisement156 1985-09-06 25 Hi w EAST ASIA LINE —J (Moloyston Flog) ligiriT Untr B«ntew Bilww MWA/S'POAE/MCMA P. Ketong P«k»9 S'port Ldg hn AMMH S«M h fwt CWKafWf MMPOTMM l/S m/ 9 12/» REOJUR JRPMI/STRMTS/ JAMM SWACES LMMR h Nrt Sw22 EAST km SHPfME SOU BHD. Pi. Tit *****2/ X nc Ri. M *****1/*****0156 words
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Advertisement244 1985-09-06 25 Rapid shipping pte ltd L S'PORE TEL: *****44 TLX: ***** K.L. TEL: *****5 *****0 FCL LCI LOAUNG F« ETA SM FAR EAST Hk(, CMn. Bw. Cmfa. BKK 7/9 14/9 MAUHTUS Pwt Lows 1/19 31/19 UK/EUMPE Ldn, Mam. Awtrp, Hbur 15/9 29/9 AUSTRALIA Syd, Mei, Bri, hit, Frt 12/9 2/19 ULAR244 words
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Advertisement66 1985-09-06 25 A. OCEAN BRIDGE SMMK PTT LTD, 1 (H)t HMiam r ■(g)' REGULAR SMUNG TO FREMMUIi MrKUHOMST m 9/9 El* 11/9 Cwi AfNh Imkov Shipping Co Pt» Ltd. Ml Cad #M)« 1«* E* ftVPOT I* 22XZ72 tir\ UN LIN SHIPPING PTE. LTD. lLH*\ 1. Mifrtni Moatf. MS-DO. Central OuOdtog. I 0106.66 words
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