The Business Times, 22 February 1986
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Title Section12 1986-02-22 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 192/12/85 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 198« 75 CENTS12 words
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279 1986-02-22 1 A STRONG BID to win a contract worth US$2OO million to US$3OO million for the expansion of an airport in Shanghai has been made by a governmentbacked consortium. The bid, for the design and construction of a major extension of Hongqiao Airport,279 words
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Article, Illustration534 1986-02-22 1 NAJEEB JARHOM - By NAJEEB JARHOM CURRENT STOCK MARKET darling Singapore Airlines is heading for a record year of earnings for fiscal 1965/86. Already in the bag is an impressive group after-tax profit of $250 million for the nine months ended December last year. Although534 words
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Article644 1986-02-22 1 DAVID GABRIEL - MAS moves on bewilder bankers Intervention bolsters local dollar by 250 points By DAVID GABRIEL Special Correspondent BANKS WERE CAUGHT offguard yesterday by the sudden intervention in the foreign exchange market by the Monetary Authority of Singapore. At about 10.30 am, the MAS moved in and bolstered the value of644 words
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Article, Illustration93 1986-02-22 1 MOST SHAKE PBICEB el—*4 ■ftrgtattUj tower ea Ike Wagapere stock narket yesterday after preflt take» MM to eaeh to ea their galea toltowtag Tlaraday's The Straits Ttmee ladastrlal Mei eleeed with a 1.45-pelat drep to Mt.44 while Ike Bastoees Times Cimpeette Mex eaded J2 peiat tower at Mil.93 words
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Article48 1986-02-22 1 FOREIGN CAPITAL investment in Indonesia was US$B59 million in 1965, a decrease of 22.4 per cent from 1984, the capital investment coordinating board said yesterday. Investment by domestic investors, however, was up 78.6 per cent to 3.75 trillion rupiahs ($3.75 billion), the board said.48 words
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308 1986-02-22 1 A SINGAPORE-BASED merchant bank is assisting Perth entrepreneur Robert Holmes a Court in his ambition to take over Australia's biggest company, BHP. Citicorp Investment Bank (Singapore) Ltd has arranged a US$2OO million note issuance facility (NIF) for Bell Resources, a wholly-owned subsidiary308 words
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Article86 1986-02-22 1 THE GOVERNMENT has declared the biotechnology industry as one of the pioneer industries of Singapore. The declaration, made through the Economic Expansion Incentives (Relief from Income Tax) Act, was recorded in the government gazette published yesterday. Expected to come into effect next month, it will give selected86 words
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Article100 1986-02-22 1 AP OIL PRICES fell below US$l4 a barrel on Thursday on the New York Mercantile Exchange, passing another milepost in their runaway decline. Only on Tuesday, crude oil slumped below $15 for the first time on the mercantile exchange. And it was less than threeAP - 100 words
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461 1986-02-22 1 PUBLIC SECTOR employees used to getting a half-month incentive payment in July will not get it this year. The decision to stop the payment, introduced in 1961, was made at yesterday's meeting between officials of the Finance Ministry and public sector staff unions461 words
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Advertisement103 1986-02-22 1 OPPORTUNITIES IN CHINA The challenges of new markets have led us to a worldwide network covering 65 countries. Our most recent challenge is the opening of yet another door, in China, with the establishing of our branch in Shenzhen. This means that we now operate directly in China to assist103 words
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Advertisement256 1986-02-22 1 SHARE INFORMATION MONEY S EXCHANGES RAW MATERIALS SHIPS IN PORT CROSSWORDS TV A RADIO OUR VIEW THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANK of America has mislaid US$l36 billion, or at least it doesn't know where this huge amount of cash happens to be. Theories abound. Is it in the youngsters' piggy banks256 words
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Advertisement93 1986-02-22 1 E N E X A S I A3" =m electricSB ASIA 86 S E Asia s 6th International Exhibition of Electrical Engineering,lnstrumentation. Controls,?ittings and Accessories 21 25 October 1986 World Trade Centre, Singapore INTERFAMA EXHIBITIONS PTE LTD Parkway Bu«'ders Centra alO 03 06 1 Marin«- PardOe Central Singapore 1544 Tel93 words
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HOME NEWS
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520 1986-02-22 2 LEE HAN SHIH - Ministry statistics put the stock at 60,000 By LEE HAN SHIH Property Correspondent THE STOCK of private residential housing in Singapore may reach 60,000 by the end of 1990, including 43,500 flats and condominium units. This would be a 53 per cent rise520 words
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Article, Illustration410 1986-02-22 2 LOH HUI YIN - By LOH HUI YIN THE RESPONSIBILITY for corporate failure was laid squarely on company management yesterday by the chairman of the Shell group in Singapore, Mr Dick van Hilten. "The quality of management determines the success or failure of a company, regardless of its410 words
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431 1986-02-22 2 ELAINE KOH - By ELAINE KOH A VISITING Canadian economist agreed with President Wee Kim Wee's estimation that Singapore could well be out of the recession in a year-and-a-half, "if it was lucky". Going by the Canadian experience, which saw the country suffering a recession between 1981431 words
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158 1986-02-22 2 THE Housing and Development Board has received nearly 2,000 applications to buy flats under a special scheme for low-income families, two months after its introduction. HDB announced just before Christmas a special scheme where payment can be made over 25 years instead of 20.158 words
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Article67 1986-02-22 2 MOBIL has cut the price of its 11.39 kg domestic liquefied petroleum gas cylinders by 50 cents to $15.95 and its 50 kg industrial cylinders by $2 to $65.50. Although Mobil was the first among the six LPG suppliers to indicate that it would slash67 words
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297 1986-02-22 2 TIME PROMISES to go by in Casablanca, which means "white house", notably in the Mediterranean. But the one behind the large banana plant in Emerald Hill Road is all set to be "a cool, quiet, sophisticated sanctuary in the hustle and bustle of Singapore".297 words
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Article412 1986-02-22 2 THE FIRST financial joint venture between Singapore and China was launched in the Republic yesterday with the signing of an agreement to establish Central China International Leasing (CCIL) with a paid-up capital of US$5 million. The parties which signed the agreement on the 50th floor of412 words
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223 1986-02-22 2 A CONSORTIUM of 16 furniture makers and retailers, formed specially to promote their products through exhibitions, are confident of spinning about $5 million from their second show beginning today. But the prime objective in organising the show is not profit-making, or so the223 words
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Article169 1986-02-22 2 STRONG DEMAND for the Piya Bhum since its maiden voyage in February 1981 has prompted the owner to expend $1 million in stretching its capacity. Regional Container Line (RCL), a Singapore-Thai venture, has awarded the job to Jurong Shipyard. The container capacity of the vessel will be169 words
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Article59 1986-02-22 2 QUEEN ELIZABETH and Prince Philip stopped over in Singapore yesterday. The royal couple were enroute to Australia and New Zealand. They will stop over again on March 13 on their return journey. The Minister for Communications and Information and Second Minister for Defence, Dr Yeo Ning Hong, and59 words
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Article98 1986-02-22 2 THE ECONOMIC SOCIETY of Singapore is holding a closed door forum on the Economic Committee's Report at the Westin Plaza Hotel next Friday. Chairing the forum will be Professor Lim Chong Yah who is the president of the society. Other members of the panel are Mr98 words
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338 1986-02-22 2 TENDERS FOR AN $80 million expressway project linking the Pan Island Expressway to Elias Road off Tampines were called yesterday. Judging from tenders submitted in previous months, some 15 to 20 contractors are expected to bid for the Phase One project of Tampines338 words
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Article113 1986-02-22 2 108m to be spent on CCs AN ESTIMATED $106 million will be spent on the building of community centres in the next 15 years. The government has given approval for the People's Association to build 36 community centres in 12 Housing and Development Board new towns, according to a report113 words
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Article752 1986-02-22 2 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Auby K25W SSPL 22.2 86/1200 23.2.86/1500 Daye KI5 Y Fung 22.2.86/1600 01.3.86/2300 Equator 5 K23 Thong Soon 22.2.86/0700 23.2.86/0700 Koto Wangsa K31 P1L 22.2.86/0600 24.2.86/0600 Larkspur K16 Borneo 22.2.86/1800 23.2 86/1200 Ned Bahrain K12 Ned-EAC 22.2.86/0530 23.2.86/0800752 words
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OVERSEAS
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Article, Illustration552 1986-02-22 3 UPI THE CHIEF US trade negotiator has predicted that the nation's trade deficit will improve this year and hinted the government will take further action to discourage unfair trading practices by other countries. US Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter told the House WaysUPI - 552 words
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490 1986-02-22 3 AP A PLAN OF President Ronald Reagan's administration to subsidise American exports may add a billion dollars or more to the US budget in spite'of efforts to cut it. A key congressman in Washington said on Thursday that the money would goAP - 490 words
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311 1986-02-22 3 Reuter LONG-TERM US interest rates have scope to fall considerably further in the months ahead even though Fed chairman Paul Volcker has dashed hopes of an immediate relaxation of monetary policy, according to economists. Thursday's reserve data showed that there had been noReuter - 311 words
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252 1986-02-22 3 AFP THE SOUTH AFRICAN government on Thursday announced the opening of the central business districts of Johannesburg and the Indian ocean port city of Durban to all races. The Minister of Constitutional Development and Planning, Chris Heunis, said business racial segregation would alsoAFP - 252 words
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Article790 1986-02-22 3 ARRIVALS Operator Service number Local time From KAL KE624 0850 KUL MAS MH603 0905 KUL MAS MH67I 0935 KUL MAS MH811 0940 PEN CAL CI806 0945 CGK SIA SQ103 1005 KUL AC AC858 1020 YYZ/LHR/BOM CPA CX7I0 1030 CGK RBA BI421 1030 BWN GIA GA960 1100 CGK790 words
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319 1986-02-22 3 Reuter TREASURY SECRETARY James Baker has repeated calls for a further weakening of the dollar on world markets despite warnings by Federal Reserve chairman Paul Volcker that the currency may be near a perilous zone. And while aides describe the differencesReuter - 319 words
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656 1986-02-22 3 NYT THURSDAY'S revised data which showed that the US economy had grown at an annual rate of 1.2 per cent in the final three months of last year, only half as fast as was estimated in January, helped push interest ratesNYT - 656 words
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191 1986-02-22 3 Reuter US SENATORS Alfonse d'A ma to and Alan Dixon have proposed legislation setting up a one-time federal tax amnesty programme that would allow taxpayers to pay taxes and 50 per cent of the accrued interest owed to the federal government. Treasury SecretaryReuter - 191 words
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530 1986-02-22 4 Officials say divestment by the state helps growth NYT REAGAN administration officials have declared that the extent of US assistance for some developing countries will depend on their efforts to transfer public assets and programmes to the private industry. The remarks wereNYT - 530 words
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103 1986-02-22 4 AFP LIBYAN LEADER Colonel Muammer Gaddafi has called on Americans to press their government for better relations with Arab countries in conformity with "the unique ideals of the great American revolution". Colonel Gaddafi, in an open letter to Americans given to US national Mohamad Mehdi,AFP - 103 words
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Article191 1986-02-22 4 THE JAPANESE ECONOMY is maintaining its gradual expansion but pressure from the sharp appreciation of the yen on industrial production and capital spending is bound to increase. The Economic Planning Agency (EPA) said in its monthly economic report, released yesterday, that the basic assessment of the191 words
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159 1986-02-22 4 Reuter CHINA IS MOVING to promote domestic investment in its four special economic zones, with measures such as reduced taxes on ventures from other areas of the country, a Shenzhen special economic zone official said. Qu Hua, the deputy secretary of the municipal governmentReuter - 159 words
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Article, Illustration112 1986-02-22 4 Bernama MALAYSIAN Trade and Industry Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah said that there were already signs that the Malaysian electronics industry would recover from the effects of the recession. Demand for electronics goods was beginning to show an increase in certain countries whose economic situationBernama - 112 words
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391 1986-02-22 4 AP PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan has expressed disappointment over the performance of his economic stimulus programme for the Caribbean but pledged that "we're going to improve it". At a meeting in Grenada with nine premiers of Englishspeaking democracies in the region on Thursday,AP - 391 words
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Article254 1986-02-22 4 AP CHINA and other East Asian countries, united in their anxiety that the US will close its markets to their goods, have been assured that President Reagan's administration will continue to block protectionist legislation. Reagan's deputy special trade representative, Ambassador Alan Woods, said there wasAP - 254 words
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Advertisement66 1986-02-22 3 LMLXIk' At Orchard Road Branch from 9.30am-11.30am Effective from February 22nd 1986 To celebrate, ,1 we're offering you a handsome golden keychain Free with every new account or additional deposits made on existing q accounts. Available H only on Saturday, February 22nd. K While stocks last. 1 CITIBANCO The NAforld's66 words
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RAW MATERIALS
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Article152 1986-02-22 4 Chinese Produce Robusta 20/25% Exchange FOB NSW ***** Sellers' noon closing prices on Feb 21 (SS/100 kg). Nutmeg 110 FOB NSW 744 00 Coconut oil E&W FOB NSW 661 00 Bulk FOB 58 00 Gambier Old drum FOB 71 00 FOB NSW 330 00 Ne« drum FOB 7500152 words
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Article188 1986-02-22 4 Bangkok 1st class unq (US$/tonne, FOB) 2nd class Special 3% unq White Rice new crop unq 100% 1st class 265 100% 2nd closs 240 Broken 100% 3rd class 5% 235 225 Fragrant Rice unq 10% 220 Thai White 15% 20% 25% 35% 215 205 195 190 100% old crop188 words
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Article160 1986-02-22 4 TIN en the KLTM gained 2( cents to close at M529.2C per kg yesterday, adding to Thursday's $1.24 advance in (airly quiet trading. The higher price reflected the continued low quantity of metal sopplied to the market, though this increased to 8t tonnes from SS tonnes on Thursday.160 words
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126 1986-02-22 4 AFP WORLD wheat production this year could recover the loss of 2 per cent or 11 million tonnes last year, to match the record level of 521 million tonnes touched in 1964. The International Wheat Council (IWC) said that this estimate is based onAFP - 126 words
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Article331 1986-02-22 4 SINGAPORE The market closed steady yesterday with March One RSS buyers quoted at 174.00 cents per kg, unchanged from Thursday. Dealers said the morning session gained one cent, after moving uncertainly in quiet trading. The gain was erased in quiet afternoon trading due to lack of interest and fresh331 words
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Article242 1986-02-22 4 MARCH WHEAT futures on the Chicago Board of Trade closed sharply higher on Thursday, up 5 3 < US cents at $3.31 3 a bushel, while other contracts ranged 3 to l'/i cent lower. May, July and September made new contract lows. Short-covering after Wednesday's 10-cent drop pushed March242 words
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Article199 1986-02-22 4 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil closed lower on renewed selling and buyer reserve yesterday, in sympathy with continued weakness in Chicago soy oil futures. Poor overseas demand after India again rejected all vegetable oil offers at its weekly import tender on Thursday, coupled with market talk of growing palm199 words
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Article327 1986-02-22 4 RAS prices in S cents/kg, FOB in boles NOON CLOSE Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers lot 1 RSS Prompt 174 00 176 00N ***** 175 OON Int I RSS Mar 86 175 00 176 00 174 00 175 00 Int 1 RSS Apr 86 184 00 185 00327 words
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Article108 1986-02-22 4 (cents/kg, 1-ton pallets) 86 ARL 86 (current month) (forward month) RAS NOON NOON Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers SSR 20 180 00 182 OON 181 00 183 OON SSR 50 175 50 177 SON 176 50 178 50N MRELB Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers SMR CV 241 50 243108 words
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Article208 1986-02-22 4 SOYBEAN FUTURES on the Chicago Board of Trade extended midday losses late on professional selling and settled 2V4 to five US cents per bushel lower on Thursday. Spot March ended down 2 1 i cents at $5.18 3 /4 a bushel. Sales of about seven million bushels of March208 words
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Article591 1986-02-22 4 COFFEE New York's failure to sustain early sharp rises on Thursday afternoon weighed on robusta futures to end the day at or near the lows of a maximum £80 traded range, with losses from Wednesday night of £41 to £60 a tonne. The market remained steady through the591 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous50 1986-02-22 4 Doonesbury I BLEW IT! I MM' MADEATUTAL CAN7LETTHE i FOOL OUT OF QSJ'fJt 657 MYSELF' 70 PU- £> K 1= /TS NOT FAIR! THE PUBUC SHOULD BE ALLOUJ6D TOPBave for itself* ujho cares WHAT A BUNCH OF EMBITTERED OLPMEN THINK? m w. IfsW'A j MMM rM-i 1 it BY GARRY50 words
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BANKING AND FINANCE
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Article330 1986-02-22 5 ALVIN TAY - By ALVIN TAY SINGAPORE'S oldest bank, the Algemene Bank Nederland NV, has revamped its organisational structure to meet new challenges and to take advantage of new growth areas. The Dutch bank, which operates a full-banking licence here, will be divided into three divisions administration, commercial330 words
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Article57 1986-02-22 5 COMMERZBANK (South-east Asia) has raised its share capital by $10 million to $40 million, reflecting the German merchant bank's confidence in Singapore and the region. Managing director Klaus Patig said the increase was effected yesterday. The new shares were issued at a premium of 30 per cent,57 words
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Article, Illustration352 1986-02-22 5 SOH TIANG KENG - By SOH TIANG KENG Financial Correspondent OFFSHORE BANKS in Singapore, which normally lend money in tens and hundreds of millions of dollars, have "syndicated" a very small and somewhat unusual financing facility in the form of a $9,000 scholarship. The money will enable a former352 words
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143 1986-02-22 5 THE PRICE of US$l.OB billion to be paid by Wells Fargo and Company to Midland Bank for Crocker National Corporation of California represents a premium of about 25 per cent over Crocker's reported net tangible assets. This was stated in a letter sent yesterday by143 words
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240 1986-02-22 5 AFP CHINESE BANKS should attract more savers to ease an expected severe shortage of funds for development loans this year. Chen Muhua, the chief of the People's Bank of China, told a hanking conference on Thursday that enormous sums of money would beAFP - 240 words
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Article127 1986-02-22 5 AFP A REALIGNMENT of the currencies in the European Monetary System (EMS), including a devaluation of the French franc, will probably take place in April after the French legislative and regional elections on March 16. The Midland Bank forecast on Thursday that pressure for thisAFP - 127 words
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54 1986-02-22 5 ■DBS FINANCE yesterday lowered its fixed deposit rates by one-quarter percentage point across-the-board. The finance company will pay 4.75 per cent for deposits with maturities of up to six months, and 5 per cent for the nine- and 12-month periods. Savings rate remains unchanged54 words
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300 1986-02-22 5 NYT SOUTH AFRICA and its major creditor banks tentatively agreed on Thursday to an arrangement under which the foreign hanks will maintain and renew existing loans to South Africa. Fritz Leutwiler, the Swiss mediator in the talks, emphasised that the agreement was a short-term compromise,NYT - 300 words
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MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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Article928 1986-02-22 5 SINGAPORE The US dollar closed sharply higher yesterday against most currencies, after volatile and nervous trading. Dealers said intervention by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) helped the Singapore dollar to firm after its early weakness. They said the MAS intervened in the morning when the local dollar928 words
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Article82 1986-02-22 5 RESULTS OF TENDER held on Feb 21 for 91-day Treasury bills from Feb 24 to Feb 28: Offered: $100,000,000 Applied for: $226,030,000 Aifotted: $100,000,000 Accepted bids: $99.33 approximately 62 per cent, higher bids in full. Average rate ef disceut m allotment: 2.680 per cent per annum. 182-day bills82 words
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Article72 1986-02-22 5 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore interbank money market rose 9H points from Thursday to close at 15 per cent yesterday. The one-month term rate rose by s'/« points, the two-month rate rose by 4'A points while the threemonth rose by 2-3/16 points. S$ Interbonk rotes at 7pm72 words
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Article350 1986-02-22 5 BA Futures JUNE Earsdsllar opened slightly lower yesterday than Thursday's Simex close but unchanged from CME's close. After opening at 92.07 in the June contract, the market edged up to 92.09 in quiet trading on post futures cash market gains in the US Treasury bonds as a result ofBA Futures - 350 words
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Article235 1986-02-22 5 HONGKONG: The metal closed firmer yesterday on fairly active short-covering ahead of the weekend by commission houses. The bullion price finished at U*****.80/341.10 an ounce against an initial $340.30/80 and New York's final $338.75/339.25. On the local market, gold ended HK$2 higher at $3,159 a tael. The krugerrand price235 words
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Article, Illustration306 1986-02-22 5 Asian market ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rates closed steady at opening levels yesterday, which were mostly unchanged from overnight close. Trading was thin as operators remained largely sidelined due to continued uncertainty over the direction of interest rates. A lower federal funds rate saw overnight easing 1/16 point to 7-15/16 7-13/16306 words
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Advertisement290 1986-02-22 5 Republic National Bank of New York A subsidiary of REPUBLIC NEW YORK CORPORATION Consolidated Statements of Condition (In Thousands) December 31 1985 1984 Liabilities and Stockholder's Equity Non-interest bearing deposits In domestic offices In foreign offices Interest beanng deposits In domestic offices In foreign offices Total deposits Short-term borrowings Acceptances290 words
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TIME – OFF
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Article483 1986-02-22 6 MR MICAWBER, that loveable Dickensian character who was forever short of a few readies but was always confidently expecting something to turn up, would have been in his element with the cashless society. ATMs, electronic transfers, credit cards and rarely a need for a few pennies in483 words
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Article, Illustration1021 1986-02-22 6 MAX COMMANDER - British Airways introduces gourmet food on its jumbo and Concorde flights It's going to be more difficult now to decide between cheap air tickets and good food as British Airways has hired a French chef to improve its airplane fare, in keeping with the1,021 words
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Article278 1986-02-22 6 THOSE who follow SBC's new "What's Cooking?" series in English have good reasons to be puzzled if their attempts do not quite turn out right. Occasionally, SBC has Man-darin-speaking chefs on the programme and the English- speaking host does not always translate the names of all278 words
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Article1157 1986-02-22 6 What's on from Feb 22-28 CONCERT: SSO features Seow Yit Kin. Victoria Concert Hall. 8.15pm. Featured are Goehr's Deux Etudes, Beethoven's concerto for piano and orchestra no 4 in G, op 58 and Bizet's symphony in C minor. Tickets: $4, $7, $10, $15. EXHIBITIONS: Our Silver Heritage. National Museum.1,157 words
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Article, Illustration274 1986-02-22 6 DESIGN la ii every facet af everyday life from the objects one uses to the buildings in which eoe lives or works. The way objects are shaped er built, like flae works of art, refleets the changing tastes of society, era hy era. Objects of274 words
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Miscellaneous777 1986-02-22 6 Em s .iim CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 9 Regardless, whatever the speed (2, 3, 4) 10 Signal meaning consomme for everyone!* (3-5) 12 A measuring apparatus, we're told, for fruit (4) 13 In "The Saint," playing Rex is hard work (6) 14 Material from the USSR to stir up the English777 words
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SPORTS
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307 1986-02-22 7 AP IN THE WORST SCANDAL since horse racing became professional in Hongkong 15 years ago, authorities on Thursday arrested 22 people, including several foreign jockeys, on suspicion of malpractices. The identities of those arrested by the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) cannot be disclosed forAP - 307 words
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Article, Illustration428 1986-02-22 7 UPI EUROPEAN CHAMPION Frank Bruno's prize for beating South African Gerrie Coetzee will be a shot at Tim Witherspoon's World Boxing Association heavyweight title in a £3-million promotion at Wembley Stadium on June 14. "This means a dreamUPI - 428 words
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395 1986-02-22 7 AP THE SAIL AMERICA Foundation's efforts to recapture the America's Cup from Australia next year are proceeding on schedule after receiving a boost from last week's 12-metre yacht world championship results, according to skipper Dennis Connor. "We're right on schedule for building our boats andAP - 395 words
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Article, Illustration566 1986-02-22 7 BRIAN MILLER - By BRIAN MILLER AS EXPECTED, Lester Piggott was all the rage in Penang last week. He had 11 mounts in the two days of racing and each was backed like it had an extra leg and a pair of wings. Piggott tried. That566 words
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441 1986-02-22 7 WALTON MORAIS - By WALTON MORAIS AFTER THE initial setbacks to their Finnish and Korean plans, the Singapore Davis Cup tennis squad members can now look forward to the Aussie connection helping them prepare for the Eastern zone first round tie against Taiwan. For in441 words
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192 1986-02-22 7 AP SECOND-SEEDED Steffi Graf, playing practically flawless power tennis, defeated seventhseeded Helena Sukova 6-2, 6-1 in a 50-minute semifinal at the US$l.B-million Lipton International Players championships on Thursday. Sukova broke Graf's serve in the first game of the match, but that was the highAP - 192 words
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280 1986-02-22 7 WHILE CHARITY is top priority, the star-studded amateur field at tomorrow's Warren Open A Division golf championship will ensure that sport is a winner too. Almost all the top players who'll figure in the jostling for national team spots this season will280 words
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Article, Illustration285 1986-02-22 7 AP AUSTRALIAN Noel Ratcliffe, who has toiled on the international circuit with little recognition for eight years, was a surprise joint leader after Thursday's first round of the Australian Masters in Huntingdale. Ratcliffe fired a four-under par 69 to be part of the threewayAP - 285 words
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Miscellaneous1162 1986-02-22 7 TO cm SMDHD SATURDAY NIGHT MOVIE Women of San Quentin 11.20 pm, Channel 5 Occupational hazards are given new meaning in this drama about what it is like to be a woman guarding male prisoners at the infamous San Quentin jail. Amy Steel stars as Liz Larson, a rookie prison1,162 words
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INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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Article278 1986-02-22 8 FT COCA-COLA, the world's largest soft drinks group, has announced plans to acquire Dr Pepper, the fourth largest US soft drinks company which was turned into a private company in a leveraged buyout two years ago, for US$47O million. The deal comes less than aFT - 278 words
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178 1986-02-22 8 AFP GUINNESS has made a new takeover bid worth £2.45 billion for the Distillers whisky group, whose management supported the offer. The figure, up from £2.2 billion, compared with an Argyll Food Group bid of £2.3 billion early this month, itself a jump from anAFP - 178 words
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308 1986-02-22 8 Reuter THE STOCK MARKET Hexed its muscle on Thursday, grabbing back most of Wednesday's sharp loss in the final hour of trading. Traders cited buy programmes, a lack of any conviction for a continued selloff, supportive bonds and lower oil prices. TheReuter - 308 words
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Article116 1986-02-22 8 FEB 20 AMU C$ 23 Imp Ol IfKO 42* 19 39* Alcon 44* 20* B Algoma 17* •1 I6*B Argo«n H<Jg» 24* 30* Bank Nova ScotM 13 Mc Btodct 26* unch BP Can Ltd 26* Motean A 23* 31* 40* Can Imp Bk 20* 17* Norondo Mn 15* Carina116 words
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Article217 1986-02-22 8 FEB 20 Bond UTOMC Wooiworth 1375 unch MDUSTYIALS MININGS A Alpha 1375 unch 5 unch 35 50 Anglo* 4085 -15 AITW f 565 Bhrr 00 1620 20 AMIC 4200 Buffcta 7225 unch Bodows 1550 unch inch unch 5 Cora Gold 1900 50 CNA 725 Cora Murch 950 inch D«217 words
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Article649 1986-02-22 8 FEI 20 uss Ale or AJurrwi Alcoo Lud Ahcd Cham Cp AAed Stores Afts-Chalmers Am Brands Inc Am Broodcost Am Con Co Am Cyanarr»d Am Etoc Pwr Am Exprau Am Horn* Prod Am Motors Cp Am Natural Gas Am Tel Tel Amox Inc Amerodo H«m AMF Inc Amr649 words
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Article680 1986-02-22 8 Amsterdam FU 20 Fh ABN 102 30 1 8 Ahotd Akzo AMEV Amfm 72 90 -19 158 10 -2 6 78 20 +07 105 50 -0 5 3600 -1 Boh ***** +5 Botkote Bur Tat ***** +15 Cokmd Calve CM M, ***** -4 162 00 -0 5 Fofcker680 words
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Article111 1986-02-22 8 Reuter BRITISH PETROLEUM has announced a healthy rise in its profits (or 1965 but said plummetting world oil prices could dent this year's figures. BP made £1.6 billion last year compared with £1.4 billion in 1964. It cited higher profits from marketing and refining followingReuter - 111 words
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Advertisement98 1986-02-22 8 WSaere to wisae, iint ani estfertalii BBQ a la carte buffet style! At v <N v* k Ckirc n \ti kTS' -y A .>> ft r For a meal with a difference, try a la carte 880 inclusive of Salad Bar and coffee or tea Available for dinner from Sunday98 words
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Advertisement168 1986-02-22 8 International Buffet Fashion Fare At: $10,50* ONLY t*r A M V FERN TREE CAFE The Fare: Besides a sumptuous international buffet, come and savour our air-flown oysters from New Zealand at $1.25* per piece. Daily from 11.30 am to 2.30pm. The Fashion: A delicious romp into the spectacular world of168 words
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Advertisement225 1986-02-22 8 T T W \VI Top band n laMian TheseSsinpng gunnMjui finished a fr<nor*n vncfrtq stmt m japan ftwivaaous group compnes tf*f muscal taierts »v*n supert) showmansrtp to gr* cop class entertarvner* *«M tf** cnarrr«ng rendnon of EngWr Mandann Japanese. Cantonese and I V- i A v From fst January !986225 words
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Advertisement140 1986-02-22 8 May Good Fortune Tl and >T Prosperity w be yours at IU Furama with our Jf Yu Sheng. 4\ Dine on our freshly F prepared Good Luck Raw Fish A and we're sure good fortune VMIV and prosperity will be yours I this year. (Available from li February 9th to140 words
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Advertisement155 1986-02-22 8 London stocks on back dim TT A AND THE PERFECT COMBINATION GOOD MI'SIC AND GOOD WINE GOOD FRIENDS AND LAUGHTER YOU AND YOURS AT THE LOUNGE ROSEMARIE. DAISY. MANUELICA AND EMMANTF.L. WITH TOP CHARTERS OLDIES AND ROCK N ROLL PIT EVERYTHING INTO PERFECT COMBINATION FOR A PERFECT NIGHT OUT HONGBAO155 words
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Article393 1986-02-22 9 HONGKONG: STOCKS yesterday rebounded to close higher after falling initially on concerns that local businessmen might be implicated in a local horse racing scandal, brokers said. The Hang Seng Index finished 13.89 points higher at 1,747.06 after lagging nearly 12 points earlier. Brokers said share prices were pressured by393 words
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Article238 1986-02-22 9 FES 21 NT J Lien Hwo Indus 1490 0 25 Nan Yo Plos 34 10 -0 1 2 57 -0 13 Pacific Cons 20 60 -0.1 Asm Cement 26 40 unch Pacific Elect 32 00 -02 Wire 1580 02 Chang Hwa Bonk 50 50 05 Poolung Poper 1 06238 words
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Article416 1986-02-22 9 TOKYO: Share prices rose in active trading as buyers shifted focus from domestic-oriented shares to recently weak export-oriented electronics, brokers said. The market average rose 38.90 to 13,394.31 after falling a steep 111.24 on Thursday. Turnover was 410 million shares against 530 million on Thursday. The broader-based Tokyo Stock416 words
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Article79 1986-02-22 9 FEB 21 Moreteel Oriental B 0009 -0 002 PhJ«» B 0 1450 0 005 0001 unch Pic op B Apex Mjrxnq B 0009 -0 0005 Arias Coo 0 10 2 Podco B ami Pogei Basic Petroteum 0 0028 unch Son Migu«4 B 20 -0 5 Benguet Coo B 10679 words
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Article470 1986-02-22 9 SYDNEY: Australian share markets closed firmer on strong gains in industrials, with situation stocks dominating trading generally. At the close the All Ordinaries Index had risen 4.1 points to 1056.4, the All Industrials Index had gained 7.3 points to a record 1633.8 and the All Resources Index 1.9 points470 words
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Article96 1986-02-22 9 FEB 21 Won Hyundai Const 990 unch Hyundai Motor 2309 -I Bonk Seoul 650 unch KAL 665 -13 Choheung Bk 597 -3 Korea First 651 unch Commerciol Bk 670 unch Yukong Korea Ship 1850 70 Doelim tnd 525 17 330 -5 Doe~oo Corp 752 50 Lucky Ltd 920 -1096 words
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Article150 1986-02-22 9 BANGKOK: Bangkok stock prices closed generally steady this week in quiet trading, although the reduction of local oil prices had little impact. Brokers said the Securities Exchange of Thailand Index rose a total 0.13 points to 137.09. FEB 21 A ok ham Thai Mm S«am Citizen S-arn Oty Cement150 words
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Article70 1986-02-22 9 Reuter SCILLA LTD will invest a total of HK$l.3 billion in a hotel and office block development in Hongkong's Kowloon tourist district. Scilla, a 50-50 joint venture between Sing Tao Ltd and Impala Pacific Corp Ltd, bought the site at government auction in October for $636Reuter - 70 words
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430 1986-02-22 9 Reuter JAPAN'S struggling petrochemical industry expects profits from lower crude import bills and the yen's strength against the dollar to disappear under pressure from manufacturers wanting lower prices, industry sources said. Assuming a 20 per cent increase in the yen's value to 200 to theReuter - 430 words
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Article104 1986-02-22 9 AP THE AMERICAN company Caltex Pacific Indonesia has found new oil deposits in its operational area in the western Sumatra province of Riau, the stateowned Pertamina Oil Co announced on Thursday. Pertamina spokesman Hamzah Abdullah said that in a test earlier this month, an oilAP - 104 words
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320 1986-02-22 9 Reuter SING TAO LTD's proposed initial public offering of 60 million shares will be priced at HK$l.BO each, according to underwriter Standard Chartered Asia Ltd. The offer comprises 48 million new shares and 12 million existing shares, all with a par valueReuter - 320 words
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Advertisement47 1986-02-22 9 T S3 H) sr^ i 4 r--"S Pf Ss inp The start of an experience so authentic yet unique. I 3* am «rs m §w Opening Hours: Lunch: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Dinner: 6 p.m. to 10.30 p.m. KINTA-MANI -INDONESIAN RESTAURANTBring the New Year to life!47 words
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Advertisement126 1986-02-22 9 f > sL> Black Velvet Gold sizzling night spot in the very heart of town Where laser light effects and foot fluttering numbers will make you want to boogie all night long Black Velvet Gold Your ultimate destination for a groovin' good time No covor charge during tho first hour126 words
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Advertisement173 1986-02-22 9 Paramount Hotel Where the happy people go ft •si 'vW mora We're blasting off tonight and every night at Para Wave Discotheque Take off to the stars groove to the pulsating rhythms spun by the dynamic music makers. Solosa Sound Services Business Hours First Drink Charge Weekdays Sundays: 9pm 2am:173 words
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Advertisement204 1986-02-22 9 THE HUNGARIANS ARE COMING! Magnificent Magyar dishes recreated by a group of chefs headed by the award-winning chef of Atrium Hyatt Budapest, will make you ask for more at the Hungarian Food Festival at February 24 March 2. Lunch buffet $26+4- per person Dinner a la carte menu FOOOS* BEVERAGES204 words
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Advertisement201 1986-02-22 9 Life after five... 2 Live Buds Nightly! spm 1 am (Monday Friday Sunday) spm 2am (Sat eve of public holiday) HAPPY HOURS spm 7pm (Daily) It's a real happy time! Just buy a drink and get the second FREE. FREEDIAN XIN every night i MUiXHU t tHtfNIIIK hOUBM (CAIRNHILL HOTEL)201 words
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Article, Illustration4232 1986-02-22 10 IN SPITE OF a promising start, the Singapore stock market yesterday closed with more losers than gainers as profit-takers swept the trading floor in the afternoon. There were 80 price falls against 67 rises. The Straits Times Industrial Index, a 4.26-point gainer at4,232 words
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Article276 1986-02-22 10 SINGAPORE Rises lm iicti iwwh HUgs 135 n-'- r AC rMMS Tj 0 C 1 C 740 S P M 650 M» PInmn 50< 90 H Lm*| Fin 218 Indicop* 160 Prian 468 B A T 22* 165 Sin Lin 147 SmI he 53 ICS 452 H276 words
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Article3905 1986-02-22 10 SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Acmo (0.73 V* 8 0.765) (I) 0.73 (1) 0 75 (3) 076 (I) 0 73V* Alcom (0.585) Allied Choc (I) 189 (2) I 90(1) I 86 Amol S»ml 50« (0 69V*B 0.715) (24) 0 74 (2) 0 73 (2) 0 723,905 words
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Advertisement10 1986-02-22 10 KL market report, Business dons on the KLBE, Psgs 1110 words
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Article, Illustration275 1986-02-22 11 By HOCK LOCK SIEW ANOTHER people-intensive and profitably run local company which could reap handsome gains from the incentives proposed by the Economic Committee is Singapore Bus Services (1978) Ltd. Like a typical laggard stock, this counter would spend months at a stretch doingBy HOCK LOCK SIEW - 275 words
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Article89 1986-02-22 11 LINGUI Developments Bhd has released its unaudited half-year results to Dec 31, 1985. Group pre-tax profits were slashed by half to M 51.48 million from $2.97 million previously. Total group turnover amounted to $16.58 million, up 7 per cent from $15.49 million in 1984. The reduction89 words
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Article452 1986-02-22 11 SHARE PRICES ended mixed on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday due to profit-taking after having surged ahead for the previous three days. Selected counters which had shot up impressively in the previous days, recorded moderate losses. However, renewed interest near the close helped these issues452 words
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Article, Illustration379 1986-02-22 11 Cycle Carriage denies part in Pan-El rescue Bernama CYCLE AND CARRIAGE Ltd (CCL) chairman Tan Sri Basir Ismail has denied that the company was involved in a reported rescue plan for Pan-Electric Industries Ltd. He said press reports suggesting CCL's involvement in the rescue plan were "baseless and not true".Bernama - 379 words
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Article109 1986-02-22 11 HONGKONG Thursday 1626 4 Hang S«ng Index Week ago 1598 4 Friday 1747.06 NEW YORK Thursday 1733.17 Week ago 1777 54 Dow Jones TOKYO Thursday 1672.82 Wednesday 1658 26 Nikkei Average Week ago 1645 07 Friday ***** 31 Thursday ***** 41 Standard Poors Week ago ***** 78 Thursday109 words
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Article278 1986-02-22 11 Managers' prices > MARA-Bumiputra for Feb 22 24 First B'putra 4 51 4 56 Singapore Unit Trust Second B'putra Third B'putra 4 25 4 30 3 47 3 52 The Commerce 0 89 0 94 Fourth B'putra 3 72 3 77 The Sovings Fund 0 78 0 83278 words
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396 1986-02-22 11 RAMESH CHANDIRAMANI - By RAMESH CHANDIRAMANI OVERSEAS UNION Securities Ltd, the second bank-affiliated investment trust to release its audited full-year report yesterday, has managed to put on a creditable show. The closed-end unit trust managed by the Overseas Union Bank group posted a 54.4 per cent396 words
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Article96 1986-02-22 11 PELANGI Bbd's registrars have discovered a share certificiate forgery. The purported scrip, which bore the number *****690, was for 10,000 shares registered in the name of Tan Heng Kian. It was sent to the company's registrars in the name of Hung Wah Fong. The company says it did96 words
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159 1986-02-22 11 BANQUE INDOSUEZ has obtained judgement against PanElectric Industries and Viscountmarine Ltd for U*****,322 plus interest. This is in connection with a letter of credit issued for the purchase of a container vessel. The bank's lawyers, Netto, Low, Abraham and Partners, revealed this in159 words
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337 1986-02-22 11 MBT THE KUALA Lumpur Stock Exchange (KLSE) has asked its members to submit details of their corporatisation plans. The deadline for the launch of the corpora tisation programme is April 1. A stockbroking source said a circular requesting details of any such plansMBT - 337 words
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Article3818 1986-02-22 11 MDUS TRIALS A Choc (2.185) xd AMD (3.905) (I) 3 90 Alcom (0 60S) (1)0 61 (10) 060 AISB (0 648 0 655) (9) 0 68 (39) 0 67 (I) 0 65 (7) 0 64 AM (0 506 0 525) (32) 053 (13) 0 52(5)3,818 words
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Advertisement707 1986-02-22 11 NOTICESIN THE MATTE* OP itas COMPANIES ACT, CAP IK OP THE REVISED EDITION IN THE MATTER OP a; I i 'f.i iCln PTE LTD (la Members' Vataatary WtorftagUp) At an Extra-ordinary General Meeting of the members of Gemrusa Trading Pte Ltd duly convened and held at 1 North Bridge Road.707 words
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234 1986-02-22 12 Recurrent cost of ClementiYio Chu Kang line estimated at $108.7m Report of the Estimates Committee THE Mass Rapid Transit Corporation (MRTC) is expected to run up $106.7 million in recurrent costs for the line between Yio Chu Kang and Clementi when it becomes operational in 1968. Recurrent costs of $146.9234 words
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365 1986-02-22 12 FOO CHOY PENG - By FOO CHOY PENG Chief Reporter A FURTHER $4.33 billion could be pumped into the economy over the next few years if approval is given for the implementation of more than 200 development projects by the public sector. Said to merit consideration, the365 words
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162 1986-02-22 12 INDICATIONS that the management of government hospitals and clinics could come under a statutory board were given by the Ministry of Health to a parliamentary committee. "The ministry considered it desirable for government hospitals and clinics to be managed by a statutory board,"162 words
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Article62 1986-02-22 12 THE SINGAPORE International Chamber of Commerce said yesterday that although the Economic Committee recommendations were pragmatic, they could have been more detailed for certain sectors of the economy, such as property. It added, however, that the chamber fully endorsed the report and agreed that the private sector had62 words
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440 1986-02-22 12 BUSINESSMEN remained pessimistic about economic prospects for the first half, with those in the building materials and petroleum refining industries making the worst forecasts. In its survey of business expectations for the first quarter of this year, the Department of Statistics said more440 words
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Article312 1986-02-22 12 Agencies PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos yesterday hit out at "ungracious losers and modern-day imperialists" whom he said demeaned the dignity of the Philippines as protests mounted over fraud and violence in the Feb 7 election. He fired his blast as election rival Corazon Aquino, who saidAgencies - 312 words
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63 1986-02-22 12 Bernama THE SEIZURE of documents from the house of former Bumiputra Malaysia Finance (BMF) chairman Lorrain Esme Osman in London is hampering the recording of evidence from witnesses in the High Court in Kuala Lumpur. As a result, sources said, Lorrain's solicitorsBernama - 63 words
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Article51 1986-02-22 12 THE NEW YORK stock market yesterday climbed from the opening, picking up where it left off on Thursday. The Dow Jones industrial average advanced nine points to 1682. Advances led declines sev-en-three on volume of 14.61 million shares. The Comex report for gold and silver was not51 words
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Article929 1986-02-22 12 SHARE PRICES were marked up yesterday at the outset on the last day of the fortnightly account with sentiment helped by Wall Street's gain on Thursday and major exporting companies firmer in response to easier sterling, dealers said. At 0945 GMT the FTSE 100 index was 5.2 up929 words
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348 1986-02-22 12 SINGAPORE has much to gain from the survival of the United Nations system, and for this reason, should not follow Western countries in condemning it. Ambassador Kishore Mahbubani, Singapore's permanent representative to the United Nations, expressed his concern yesterday about the348 words
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Article95 1986-02-22 12 PARLIAMENT will sit for five days, starting from Feb 24, to debate the President's speech. It starts on Monday with a proposal by Dr Aline Wong (Changkat) that an address of thanks in reply to the speech by the President be agreed upon. The95 words
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Article252 1986-02-22 12 Bernama JAPAN has defended a plan to give low-interest loans to smaller enterprises hard hit by the yen's sharp appreciation, arguing it does not constitute a subsidy for export promotion. Japanese government officials made the assertion yesterday following a recommendation by the US that Japan reportBernama - 252 words
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292 1986-02-22 12 PROPOSALS to stimulate the economy through fiscal measures put forward by the Economic Committee, and which prove feasible, will be implemented by the government as quickly as is practical. This was spelt out in a joint addendum by the Finance Ministry292 words
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264 1986-02-22 12 THE RECESSION in the Singapore economy might not have been so severe if remedies had been applied earlier, said the Acting Itade and Industry Minister, Brig-Gen (Res) Lee Hsien Loong, last night. But it is also very unlikely that Singapore could have264 words
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79 1986-02-22 12 THE BETTING Amendment Act passed by Parliament last month will come into operation on Feb 25 together with the Common Gaming Houses Amendment Act and the Road Vehicles (Special Powers) Amendment Act. The director of the Criminal Investi- gation Department, Assistant Commissioner Jagjit Singh,79 words
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Article50 1986-02-22 12 Reuter MALAYSIA'S state oil company, Petronas, has advised term customers of a US$4 cut in official prices of Malaysian crudes. The new prices, effective Feb 1, are $23.90 per barrel for Tapis, $23.90 for Tembungo, $23.60 for Labuan, $23.25 for Miri light and $22.55 for Bintulu.Reuter - 50 words
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Article36 1986-02-22 12 Reuter CHINA will build 50 deepwater berths at seven major ports between 1906 and 1990 using foreign investment of at least US$25O million, said the New China News Agency yesterday. ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article33 1986-02-22 12 AFP IRAQ yesterday acknowledged that its fighters had shot down an aircraft on Thursday carrying a representative of Iran's spiritual leader, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, and six Iranian deputies. AFPAFP - 33 words
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Article50 1986-02-22 12 Reuter CHINA said yesterday it would try a Soviet citizen who hijacked an AeroQot civilian airliner to China in December. A Foreign Ministry statement said Alimuradov Shamil Gadji Ogly, the co-pilot of the plane, had been found guilty of unlawfully seizing a civilian aircraft. ReuterReuter - 50 words
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Article32 1986-02-22 12 AP PLO CHAIRMAN Yasser Arafat was quoted by a Saudi Arabian newspaper yesterday as reaffirming his adherence to the Palestin-ian-Jordanian accord for coordination in pursuing Middle-East peace. APAP - 32 words
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Article38 1986-02-22 12 AP FORD, the only US car company successfully selling cars in Japan, introduced its latest entry into the competitive Japanese market yesterday a locally-made sporty compact designed for the younger market. APAP - 38 words
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Article40 1986-02-22 12 AP THE CABINET of Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone yesterday announced plans to expand and strengthen financial measures to relieve small businesses suffering from the rapid appreciation of the yen against the US dollar. APAP - 40 words
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39 1986-02-22 12 AFP THE INDONESIAN government is to tax foreign oil companies on the basis of the market prices their oil commands instead of the higher government-set prices, oil industry sources said yesterday. AFPAFP - 39 words
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Article63 1986-02-22 12 AP HELPED MAINLY by falling oil prices, South Korea's economy will be able to grow 8 per cent in real terms this year, up one percentage point from the original growth target, the Economic Planning Board said yesterday. A current account surplus of up to US$l.2AP - 63 words
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Miscellaneous54 1986-02-22 12 miUMi] Outlook for today: Showers over several oreos in Hie afternoon. Ref >ort for 24 hours prior to 7.30pm on Feb 21 ot the airport: Maximum temperature 32.8 Associated humidity 56 Minimum temperature 25.0 Associated humidity 90 Hours of sunshine 6.90 Rainfall in millimetres nil Roinfall this month 26.7 Roinjr54 words
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