The Business Times, 19 May 1986

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 192/12/85 MONDAY, MAY 1», IKK 75 CENTS
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  • Article
    Improved investment climate a boon to research activities
    579 1  -  Five multinationals expanding R&D By SAID ABDULLAH RENEWED interest in the region and an improved investment climate in Singapore are the reasons behind the decision of five key multinationals, identified in the recently issued Science Council survey, to further develop their research
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    Lock icon Chefs seek copyright for their creations
    268 1 AP FRENCH CHEFS do a slow burn when they see their recipes reproduced without credit all over the world. Some say it's time for their creations to be protected, perhaps even copyrighted. "Our work should be patented. We're copied indiscriminately, even in France," Alain
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    Lock icon Kuwait plans to invest in Chinese, Russian oil
    186 1 UPI KUWAIT plans to invest in oil in the Soviet Union and China in a bid to diversify its geographical investment area and reduce risks, the Finance ft Economy Minister said yesterday. "Kuwait will achieve a practical benefit by investing its money
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    Lock icon Americans are piling up debts
    263 1 Reuter AMERICANS are spending more than they are making, and many are getting into debt over their heads, according to economists and securities analysts. "Our information supports the view that the consumer is overextended," said David Levy, the economist at Levy Economic Forecasting. The evidence,
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    Barge sinks off East Coast, beach polluted
    113 1 A BARGE carrying about 100 tonnes of fuel oil sank in the Eastern Petroleum Anchorage yesterday. This has caused pollution of waters near the East Coast shores. Divers from the Republic of Singapore Navy were still searching for one missing crew member, 68-year-old
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    NTUC card scheme members want discounts extended
    378 1  -  By BOEY KIT YIN MEMBERS OF the National Trades Union Congress (NTUC) would like the discounts they enjoy under the Union Card Scheme to be extended to more fast-food chains, department stores, restaurants and supermarkets. In a recent survey conducted on the NTUC
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    Black & Decker pumping $23m into local operations
    484 1  - Black Decker pumping $23m into local operations By LUCY NG AN EXPANSION in manufacturing activities in Singapore is in the offing for Black k Decker Housewares (BDHow) in the wake of a restructuring of the American group worldwide. Three more product lines are now being handled by Black A Decker's
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      282 1 Need a housing loan? W\V fooncl 737-7977 ||f1 W&yfbortg Mortgage And Finance (S) Ltd A wholly-owned subsidiary of Hongkongßank 6 Claymore Hill #03-00. Claymore Plaza. Singapore 0922 One region, one goal THE CONCEPT of regional cooperation embraced by the Asean countries has spawned a network of human contact in which
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      309 1 'jcaaaaja About 20 works reflecting Andrew Logan's weird imagination are now creating a disturbance at the lobby of the Meridien Orchard Hotel. After taking a peek, MONICA GWEE feels that an optimistic spirit possesses the British artist's eccentric sculptures and costume jewellery. D 7 .3 •Vv.*Ono of Logan's works on
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      149 1 mTERfIEPCOn semiconDucTOß imeßnflTionpL «EPueuc o* S August 26-29.1986 World Trade Centre, Singapore Shipping Times covtim m a Mparitt aactfon today. Rflaka aura you gat your copy. Trans-Pacific JAL's terrific Regular connecting flights from Singapore via Tokyo with a flight schedule that's second to none. Over 60 flights a week to
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  • MANAGEMENT
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      Lock icon Porsche back in high gear
      1306 2  -  German car maker leading the way again By JOHN TAGLIABUE NYT "I ONCE told a friend from Berlin that if speed limits came to the Autobahn, it would not be the end of Porsche," said Peter Schutz, the chief executive at Porsche AG, the West
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        Appetizing win
        66 2 A McCANN-ERICKSON (S) entry for the National Restaurant Association's 23rd Annual Great Menu Awards brought home the bacon recently. The menu design for the Hilton Hotel's Cantonese Restaurant, Inn of Happiness, by McCann's senior art director, Shali Rosdi (above), won an award for creative excellence. Early this year,
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        Bates flying high
        84 2 TFT) BATES Worldwide has just won the Air New Zealand's advertising account. Ted Bates's Singapore office will coordinate the South-east Asian business, which includes the airline's SingaporeAuckland route. Ted Bates's global offices will be responsible for servicing the Air New Zealand account for the Orient, trans-Tasman and
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      Lock icon Winnebago executives flounder in shadow of tough company founder
      1396 2 NYT TO THE OUTSIDE WORLD, Winnebago Industries, America's leading producer of motor homes, is associated with vacations and good times. But inside Winnebago, senior executives often find a dearth of relaxation and fun. They feel tremendous pressure to please the company's
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      61 2 Dinner h Ronnie Corbett S$9S nett per person Crystal Ballroom ft CATHAY PACIFIC presents RONNIE GORBETT Tuesday, 27 May e Wednesday, 28 May HYATT REGENCY©SINGAPORE For reservations please Call *****88 Ext 2574 Arrive in better shape CATHAY PACIFIC Tl7T|7 n Attend this cabaret theatre at your own risk. ra m
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      13 2 Air freight is faster Our coverage is better In BT every Friday. REIGHT
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      112 2 $%?.)\.-|>{(-|'%<$!+/>)["+!(.@) Guinness Mahon LEADERS IN THE FIELD OF EXPATRIATE FINANCIAL SERVICES GLOBAL INVESTMENT SEMINAR TIME 6:30 P.M. DATE MONDAY, MAY 26,1986 PLACE: ENTERPRISE/MERCURY ROOMS WESTIN PLAZA 2 STAMFORD ROAD SINGAPORE 0617 Mr Howard Flight, Director, Guinness Mahon Co. Ltd., London, and Head of the Guinness Mahon Investment Department, will visit
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  • FRONTIERS
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      Lock icon Dieting days coming for fat dogs
      214 3 New Scientist FAT is a canine issue. According to a recent survey, 24.3 per cent of dogs in England and Scotland are overweight. And of all the breeds examined, the labrador has the most serious weight problem. ATB Edney and PM Smith of the
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      Lock icon Australia to embark on optical-fibre link project
      526 3 New Scientist AUSTRALIA'S Overseas Telecommunications Commission (OTC) will soon call for tenders for the first stage of a £500 million laser-powered network of optical fibres that will link Australia, New Zealand, North America and Asia. The first phase of the network will involve
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      Lock icon Acupuncture said to slow down aging process
      696 3 Against a backdrop of fact and fiction that surrounds acupuncture, a Chinese expert is proclaiming that the method is in fact an exact science with modern applications. Agencies THE 2,000-YEAR-OLD techniques of Chinese acupuncture can help slow down the ageing process because it
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      98 3 A.* 144 Canadians have a refreshing approach lo life We're enterprising. Enthusiastic Energetic And we bring these attitudes to our airline We look at every aspect of the business of business travel. From checkin to check-out And where we can. we do things a different, better way We're succeeding too.
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Political unrest a threat to S Korean economy
      438 4 Bright outlook jeopardised by current tensions AFP SOUTH KOREA'S economy is on the upswing but officials and industrialists worry that the surge could be blunted by continuing political and social unrest. Falling oil prices, lower interest rates and the weak US dollar
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      Lock icon Manila to sell frozen Marcos assets
      218 4 AFP THE PHILIPPINE government is to sell the frozen assets of deposed president Ferdinand Marcos and his associates to finance this year's government deficit, a newspaper said in Manila yesterday, quoting Budget Minister Alberto Romulo. Mr Romulo said the plan, to be implemented after
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      Lock icon Privately-run factories in Shenyang profitable
      291 4 AP FORTY-SEVEN state-owned factories in Shenyang have been leased to managers who are paid many times more than workers but risk losing their own money if the factories fail. The factories, with fixed assets of up to five million yuan (US$l.6 million), all had financial
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      Lock icon Manufacturers in Japan likely to invest less
      256 4 Reuter INVESTMENT in plant and equipment by Japanese manufacturers is likely to (all 6.1 per cent in fiscal 1906/87 ending March 31 from the previous year because of the yen's steep rise against the dollar. The Economic Planning Agency (EPA) said the decline,
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      Lock icon Tokyo to develop research space satellite
      110 4 AFP THE JAPANESE government has endorsed a private institute which is to develop an unmanned space experiment satellite to research new materials and biotechnology. The institute for unmanned space experiment. Free Flyer, sponsored by the Ministry of International Trade and Industry, was inaugurated last
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      Lock icon No accord on Taiwanese jet
      166 4 Reuter CHINA and Taiwan ended a second day of talks without agreeing on the return oT a Taiwanese cargo Jet and crew now in mainland China. Zhang Ruipu, an official of China's national carrier, CAAC. said the two sides, meeting face to face for the
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      806 4 ARRIVALS Operator S*mc« number Locol time From S1A SQI17 0005 KUL UA UA805 0010 JFK/SFO/HKG SIA SQ4I 0620 MAA MAS MH60I 0720 KUL MAS MH68I 0820 KUL SIA SQ43 0820 DHA/KH1 SIA SQ45 0650 MRU MAS MH8I1 0910 PEN MAS MH67I 0920 KUL SIA SQI03 0950 KUL
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      Lock icon Kuwait unlikely to move foreign assets
      349 5 Reuter KUWAIT is unlikely to switch a major portion of its huge foreign assets from the West to communist nations and the Third World as part of an official portfolio review announced last week. Bankers handling private and public Kuwaiti funds said they had
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      Lock icon Kohl seeks conference on averting nuclear disasters
      224 5 UPI CHANCELLOR Helmut Kohl called on 35 nations to meet in West Germany next week on ways to avert nuclear disasters and avoid delays in providing information should others occur. In letters sent to the heads of government of 26 countries with nuclear
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      Lock icon Argentine inflation looms again
      97 5 Reuter ARGENTINA's inflation, reined in since the introduction of an ambitious austerity plan last June, is bouncing back and some international bankers forecast it will settle at around 5 per cent a month. The new burst of price rises could herald trouble for the government of
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      Lock icon US banks ill-prepared to deal with debt crisis
      231 5 Reuter TWO SENIOR monetary officials said US banks were in a stronger position to lend to Latin America but appeared ill-pre-pared to take up their responsibilities under the Reagan administration's debt initiative. International Monetary Fund managing director Jacques de Larosiere said banks
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      Lock icon Widely-based lobby backs Senate tax bill
      396 5 NYT MORE THAN 100 American companies, trade associations, consumer groups and civic organisations have announced that they have joined forces to support the tax revision legislation approved by the Senate finance committee and to fight efforts to make fundamental changes in the bill. Lobbying
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      Lock icon Perpetual motion, or perpetual gullibility?
      301 5 Reuter ONE OF THE EXHIBITS in Boston's Museum of Science is a bicycle wheel which spins endlessly. In spite of the lure of a US$l,OOO prize for anyone who can discover what keeps the machine spinning, none of more than 225 people who have accepted
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      Lock icon American wholesale prices fell in April
      175 5 Reuter INFLATION in the US remained in check in April as wholesale prices (ell 0.6 per cent to the lowest level in nearly three years. The US Labour Department said the Producer Price Index had fallen (or (our straight months and was now at
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      Lock icon EC overtaking US and Japan in economic growth
      184 5 AP AN ECONOMIC RECOVERY in the European Community is gaining strength amid indications that growth in Europe is progressing at a faster pace than in the US and Japan. The EC's economic indicator, which had risen steadily for a year, Jumped again
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      Lock icon UK enjoying lowest rate of inflation since 1968
      350 5 FT THE LOWEST inflation rate since 1968 has brought a smile back to the British government's face after a week of setbacks to its hopes on both the political and the economic front. The annual rate of inflation fell to 3 per
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      Lock icon How football fans can play it safe in Mexico
      188 5 AFP FOOTBALL fans from around the world must beware of the dreaded "Acapulco two-step" if they want to enjoy their stay in Mexico for the World Cup, which opens on May 31. One foreign tourist in three is struck down by
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      119 4 rr Eli We are offering you the future-oriented office. Planning, organization and furnishing of offices according to your individual requirements. VOKO FRANZ VOGT OFFICE FURNITURE (S.EJL) PTE LTD 20, Kramat Lane #01 -01, United House Singapore 0922 Tel: 732 4177T1x: ***** VOKO RS You are most welcome to view the
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  • FEATURES
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      True regionalism awaits Asean
      1476 6  -  Regional group needs to overcome obstacles at official level By MARGARET THOMAS YOU WOULDN'T have thought it possible, but every day of the year, there's at least one Asean meeting going on somewhere around the world. Some 800 to 1,000 Singaporeans spend 2,000 days each year
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      Continue to entertain us, Theatreworks
      466 6 Letters to the Editor Dear Bb-, During the past two years in Singapore, I have noticed not only a growing interest in the Arts, but an enormous development in the standard of production and performance. On Friday, I went to see Rashomon performed by Theatreworks
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      Credit cards improve business
      176 6  -  Yee Tuck How Geaeral Maaager Klrla Ceart Seafeed Shark's Pis Restaurant Pte Ltd Dear Sir, As a prominent restaurant operator, two factors have been vital to our success in Singapore: respect and credibility. We are well patronised by the local and international business clientele who respect
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      192 6 X X Introducing a most signHkanl breakthrough in Business Computing. System Compatibility and a new Price/Performance standard. Hewlett-Packard introduces one of the most important advances in computer history. V\fe call it HP Precision Architecture A new architecture based on RISC (Reduced Instruction Set Computing) which delivers price/performance and maintains compatibility
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  • THE ARTS
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      Off-beat Logan glass works
      647 7  -  By MONICA GWEE IT WAS difficult deciding what to look at first the big spotted shoulder bag, the huge butterfly brooches on his shirt or Andrew Logan himself. He ordered lemon tea. "I'm a very optimistic person," Logan said to another reporter. This one was sitting
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      Power of TV news likely to increase
      484 7  -  By MARIE DAVID EVERY NOW and again, television steps back and takes a look at itself. Two Sundays ago, we were treated to two-and-a-half hours of television on television. SBC broadcast a 90-minute programme, "Television and the Presidency", while RTM ran another programme
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      Year of the Dragon well-made
      442 7  -  By JAIME LYE WHEN YOU ARE a minority race living in a predominantly white country and someone virtually labels you a slant-eyed guntoting criminal who exterminates your own kind and others, getting upset is probably an understatement. But one dare say it was also an
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      190 7 Mandarin Gardens is the perfect Holiday Resort Condominium for all ages, living here is like being on holiday everyday! Occupying more than J million sq ft of seaside land with 84% devoted to: Olympic-length swimming pool and wading pool 4 tennis, 4 squash and 2 badminton courts Barbecue huts Children's
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      1239 7 to to mm FOR THOSE I LOVED 9.30 pm, Channel 5 This new series is based on an autobiographical account of a true story. It traces the life of Martin Gray (played by Michael York) from the deaths of his parents and brother at the hands of the Nazis and
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  • SPORTS
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      SICC leaps 4 places to the top
      817 8  -  By WALTON MORAIS DEFENDING CHAMPION Singapore Island Country Club made a spectacular leap from fifth place to a share of the lead in the Handicap League golf championship when it finished tops in the postponed A Division leg of the competition at Bukit
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      Lock icon Clark shares third-round lead in Spanish Open
      269 8 Reuter BRITAIN'S Howard Clark birdied the last two holes to grab a share of the third-round lead with lan Baker-Finch of Australia in the Spanish Open golf championship on Saturday. Clark shot 66, two less than overnight leader Baker-Finch, and the Yorkshireman looked
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      Lock icon Sanchez beats Wilander in Italian Open semi-finals
      468 8 Reuter UNSEEDED Emilio Sanchez of Spain proved the surprise of the U*****,000 Italian Open tennis championships on Saturday when he eliminated world No 2 Mats Wilander of Sweden in a straight-set, semi-final upset. Sanchez, ranked 34th in the world, played a dogged, consistent
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      Lock icon Snow Chief wins Preakness Stakes
      169 8 Reuter SNOW CHIEF, considered to be the finest colt In the US until his mystifying llth-place finish in the Kentucky Derby, redeemed himself on Saturday with an easy four-lengths win in the 111 th running of the Preakness Stakes. Snow Chief, ridden by Alex Soils,
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      315 8 Corporate Electronic Banking. Hexagon. Put the power of the bank in your hands. 4 f Hexagon,, -orporate Electronic Banking v V Hongkongßank's Hexagon corporate electronic banking system. It's a state-of-the-art system for six vital reasons. 1. Hexagon is powerful. The system offers wide-ranging services, from reporting simple account balances to
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      659 8 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Strong porter (5) 6 Punishment switch (5) 9 A fat foot? (7) 10 Al but port of a toy is metal (5) 11 Bound for down below (5) 12 The Big one? (5) 13 Gaimed to be curative (7) 15 A swim taken from Bondi perhaps
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      202 9 Canon The kind of office that worked a few years ago doesn't work atalltodaK In today's tough recession, your needs are totally different. You've got to work faster, at lower cost, to stay competitive. And you can't take risks with technology. You need office equipment you can trust—today, and for
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Lock icon Cadbury to buy Sunkist and Canada Dry
      226 10 FT CADBURY SCHWEPPES, a British-baaed confectionery and soft drinks group, plans to acquire RJR Nabisco's Canada Dry and Sunkist soft drinks business, part of the US group's Del Monte division of frozen food, canned fruit and vegetable and beverage operations. Cadbury and RJR
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      Tokyo
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      Lock icon Wall Street ends lower in light trading
      307 10 Reuter THE WALL STREET stock market last Friday closed lower In subdued trading, as interest rate concerns continued to keep a lid on the bull market which had reached its peak in mid-April. The possibility of a more volatile finish vanished as programmed
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      Toronto
      125 10 MAY 16 AbMbi a 24* toco kn» Prov PtP* ki M l/l* 44* 21* 16* unch 39* 13* 16* 3* 32* Mc 01odd 36* Bonk Nova Scotia M Cotoda 14* 39* Motoon A 26* 33* inch Bp Rmoutco* 30 17* Can Imp Bk 19* Norrhgot* Exp 4* inch Canpoc
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      Johannesburg
      207 10 MAT 16 Un St MI 70 1475 INDUSTVU15 MM IHGS A Alpha 1000B 205 unch Angtot 4300 50 A#b 1175 25 Angwoal I7000B i«h Amaprop AMC 505 4900 5 200 •15 unch 5 Buff* 7050 25 1685 Charter ***** C G Smith 2850 Cant Gold ***** CNA 230 Con*
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      New York
      650 10 MAY 16 uss Aicon Akjmwi 28* unch Alcoa 38* Altag Ml 21* Aftvd Srg A*«4 Stam 48* 41* Afc-Chafciw* 5* unch Am Brand* tnc 84* Am Can Co 69* Am Cyanarmd 70* Am EWc Pwr 24* inch Am Expr«w 57* Am Horn* Prod 80* Am Motor* Cp 4
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      European markets
      613 10 Amsterdam MAY 14 Ffc ABN 347.00 -5 A»gon 9970 -IS Ahold 7750 +05 Ait TO ***** 4-0 7 Akaryfa 153 V) -0 9 AM£V 76.10 -02 Amro Bonk 96.20 -12 Am Srod 117.80 unch Barkd 31.00 +0.5 Boru-irrn 657 00 -3 Buehrmon Tattat ■ode... 154.00 -3 5 Cdvt
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      Lock icon Burroughs and Sperry start merger talks
      159 10 AFP BURROUGHS Corporation has started "preliminary discussions" with Sperry Corp (or a merger that would make them the sec-ond-biggest computer group in the US behind IBM. Last Thursday, Burroughs said it intended to negotiate a reasonable increase of Burroughs's original US$4.O6 billion take-over offer.
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      79 10 Stockholm and 4uncn prvcti Charlotte $3.50 That's not all! Come on over and enjoy the largest selection of strawberry creations ever. AD prices subject to 10* service charge and 3* government tax. STRAWBERRY MR-MAT7IO3I Cajede prince I ®PWNCE HOTEL •in««»oaa 2 Managed bjr Prince Hot Hi Japan Contifwing the Prmce
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      31 11 KL TIN Dote Closing prices Mj/kg Turnover (tonnes) May 12 14 05 68 May 13 14.05 49 May 14 14.10 34 May 15 14 09 33 May 16 14 04 34
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      Produce exchange
      145 11 Chinese Produce Robusto 20/25% FOB NSW ***** Exchange Nutmeg Setters' noon closing prices on May 17 (S$/100 kg). 110 FOB NSW 1422 00 BWP FOB NSW 1322 00 Coconut oil Gambier Bulk FOB 48 00 Old drum FOB 61.00 FOB NSW 330.00 New drum FOB 65 00 Copra
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      Lock icon WHEAT
      193 11 Reuter WHEAT FUTURES on Friday closed 3/4 to 6-3/4 US cents a bushel lower in moderately active trade on the Chicago Board of Trade. July ended near the bottom of a 6-1/2 cent range. The negative price action seen on Thursday extended into Friday as traders focused on the
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      Lock icon SOYBEAN
      238 11 Reuter SOYBEAN FUTURES on Friday ranged from up one US cent a bushel in spot May to down 2-1/4 cents in November at the quietly traded close on the Chicago Board of Trade. November ended near the middle of a 4-1/2 cent range. Old crop months held firm as
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      RUBBER
      95 11 FUTURES on the Tokyo market closed 3.7 to 5.2 yen per kilo higher on profittaking and shortcovering with investors encouraged by the firmness in Singapore market on Friday and the sharply higher dollar. Spot May rose 3.7 to 120.4 yen/kilo, December 5.2 to 135.2 and distant January 4.9 to
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      Lock icon Investors wait by the sidelines
      579 11 AFP TRADING ACTIVITY in most commodities was again restrained by uncertain conditions on the foreign exchanges, where confusion over the future direction of the dollar kept operators sidelined. G«ld: Irregular. Initial steadiness wore off following the Mr Volcker and Mr Baker testimonies to Congress and
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      Lock icon LONDON MARKETS
      705 11 Reuter COFFEE ROBUSTA COFFEE futures on Friday closed with gains of about £30 a tonne but down from the highs, with dealers reluctant to take fresh positions ahead of a long holiday weekend in Europe, traders said. Most actively traded July closed £35 higher at £2,040 a tonne,
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      208 11 I Paramount Hotel Whf tht h»pp r people go _7* O iM (HI an c Ltffi' Para Wave Free Style Dance Championship'B6 Heats: May 20 and 27 June 3 and 10 Semi-Finals: June 24 July 1 Grand Final: July 15 We're blasting off tonight and every night at Para Wave
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      78 11 nmmiiirfTWTTfiTi Dinner ft Ronnie Corbett nett per person Crystal Ballroom s RONNIE GORBETT Tuesday, 27 May Wednesday. 28 May HYAn REGENCY©SINGAPORE For reservations please call *****88 Ext 2574 CATHAY PACIFIC uilßlG m E'. > I 7e Snapshots For an evening of light jazz, sentimentals, new wave and Solid Gold hits,
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      241 11 Ifl h ik JAPANESE RESTAURANT HOSHIGAOKA SARYO 1 2nd Fkxx, Apollo Hotel, Mf j Havetock/ Outram Roads. Singapore 0316 HOSMIGAOKA SARYO Tel: *****81 Ext. 925 •128++ (For 8 persons) M PEKING DUCK Smt Menu Salted prawns H Fried mushroom* tn egg white H e Sliced Peking duck H e Minced
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Irving Trust sets up merchant bank
      388 12  -  By ALVIN TAY NEW YORK-based Irving Trust Company has set up a merchant bank in Singapore, barely three days after Japan's Long-Term Credit Bank (LTCB) announced a similar move. The new merchant bank, Irving Trust International (Asia), will specialise in floating rate notes, floating
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      Lock icon West German savings banks losing their customer base
      500 12 Reuter WEST GERMAN savings banks, the largest sector in the country's banking system with more than half of all savings deposits, are under challenge from other sectors in a rapidly changing financial market, speakers at the group's congress last week said. The
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      Hongkong ready to indemnify Wing On
      183 12 THE HONGKONG government would use its Exchange Fund to pay an indemnity to the Wing On Bank if the bank's net worth were negative, a senior government official said. The official, who asked not to be named, said there was no evidence that Wing
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      Lock icon US bond prices fall again as investors pull out of market
      385 12 NYT US BOND PRICES tumbled again last Friday, as traders took profits in the face of an increasingly uncertain outlook for interest rates. "There have been a lot of very large sell programmes from some goaway investors who have
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      Lock icon Record Bank of Japan profits
      140 12 Reuter THE BANK of Japan has said its net profit, the equivalent of pre-tax profit of ordinary companies, rose 36 per cent to a record 1,181.1 billion yen in the six months ended March 31 from the record 866 billion in the previous six months.
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      181 12 Reuter US FEDERAL Reserve Board proposals for new risk-based capital ratio guidelines discriminate against foreign banks in the US and should be reviewed, the Federation of Bankers Association of Japan has said. In a letter to the Fed, the federation said such discrimination
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Currency rhetoric fails to calm traders' nerves
      474 12 AS EXPECTED, the attempts by the foreign exchange market to analyse the concrete results of the Tokyo Summit were dominated during the past ten days by continued currency policy rhetoric. The German denial of an intervention coalition with Japan was followed immediately by
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      Lock icon Futures prices come under strong pressure
      296 12 Green Collier CURRENCY and Eurodollar futures were brought down to close near the week's low. June yen began the week scaling a new peak at U550.*****5. Thereafter the contract dived 139 tides to close the week at U590.00G016. Similarly, the rally in June D-mark
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      Asian $ market
      235 12 Asian market Mcitis the averaft of the print lendnt rates of 12 major baflfcs oporatinf in Singapore ASIAN currency average deposit rates for the week ended May 16 BID PRICES High Low US$ 7 days 7 1/16 6 15/16 1 month 7 1/16 6 7/8 2 months 7 6 13/16
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      Lock icon Interbank market ends slightly firmer
      223 12 Discount Co of Singapore. THE INTERBANK market was slightly firmer with the overnight rates trading within a range of 4-7/8 to 5-1/4 per cent for most of last week. The one-month term funds which opened at 5 4-7/8 per cent was taken up to 5-3/16
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      Prime lending rates
      455 12 PLR of bonks at Hte dose of business on Friday, May 16 os supplied by the Association of Bonks in Singapore. BANK PLR Alge.nene Bonk 7V« Amencon Express Bonk 8'. Am'Dom R'terdom Bonk 7*« Arob Banking Corp 8 Arab Bank Ltd 8 Asia Commercial 7 ANZ Bonking
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      Short-term money
      82 12 The range of coll rates for the week ended Friday, May 16: Bonk fund 4 5—49 General fund 4 9—5 125 $m t s of funds 1888 Source: Short Deposits (M) Bhd Discount Prices At Saturday's close Prices offered by discount houses on May 17 3-month Treasury Bills
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      425 12 NOTICES KIM PAR PTE LTD (IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at an Extraordinary General Meeting of KIM PAR PTE LTD duly convened and held at 100 Beach Road en 6-05 Shaw towers. Singapore 0718, on 10 May 1986, the following resolutions were duly passed as> SPECIAL RESOLUTION
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      290 12 FERRO PRODUCT TRADERS PTE LTD (In Voluntary Liquidation) At an extraordinary general meeting of Ferro Product Traders Pte Ltd held on 13 May 1986, the following Special Resolutions were duty passed: 1. That Ferro Product Traders Pte Ltd be wound up voluntarily and that Messrs Roger Philip Edmonds, Jeffrey Heng
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      257 12 la the matter at The CtmpulM Act, Cap. IK aad la the matter af Paly ladaatrlal, laveatmeat Beadlrlaa Berhad (laearparated la —pfj At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company held at 21 Fourth Avenue, Singapore 1026 on 16th May 1986 the following special resolution was duly passed: "RESOLVED that
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      177 12 "technology Future Bank Paperless Collections: Automating Documentary Credit Functions June 5-6, Singapore Automating LC Processing The MHT Approach: Mr William Cuggy and Ms Marie Haramis of Manufacturers Hanover Turst Co, New York will jointly trace the development MHT's strategic plans to automate the processing of LCs. Their presentation will describe
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  • MARKET REVIEWS
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      Mild rally brings on new hopes
      5539 13  -  El--" By NAJEEB JARHOM THE STOCK MARKET brought on more than a few smiles last week even when late profittaking seeped in to cut short a mild rally which had lasted for nine straight days. When the run-up was accompanied by relatively active turnovers
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      Lock icon Concern over economy sparks off selling
      319 13 r3 r VlAustralia M Reuter AUSTRALIAN SHARE markets ended last week sharply easier following three days of heavy selling sparked by concern over the state of the Australian economy. The market received some support on Wednesday, when Bell Resources lifted its bid for BHP,
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      COMPANY NEWS for the week
      642 13  -  compiled by JULIANA TAY Week ended May 16 CORPORATE DEVELOPMENTS Orchord Hotel Pte Ltd, one of the main assets of the Poo-Electric group, was saved from winding-up after its major creditors reached an agreement to secure their loans of $18 milliuon. Lin Securities managing director,
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      Lock icon Economic problems overshadow Wall Street
      857 14 m ew FT IN THE TAKEOVER business, with Burroughs and Sperry at each others' throats, and Carl Icahn making another brash foray, Wall Street has begun to seem almost like the heady old times of last year again last week. But the similarity with the
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      Lock icon NatWest's cash call jolts the City
      754 14 London j FT AS BRITANNIA ARROW launched a £39.4 million rights issue on Monday and Burmah Oil called for £86 million on Tuesday, a serious crack in the equity market looked only one large cash call away. The cash call and the crack come
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      Lock icon Market suffers heavy setback with five consecutive falls
      456 14 M\ Tokyo LVJ i AFP SHARE PRICES plunged on the Tokyo stock market last week with both the 225-stock Nikkei Average and TSE Composite indices falling for five sessions in a row. After the key market barometer renewed a record high for
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      230 14 BCI IN SPITE OF some profittaking that trimmed prices a bit, the Milan share market enjoyed yet another agile performance last week as heavy institutional buying and a swift demand by foreign investors pushed the BCI All-Share Index up 3.3 per cent to 841.94. The
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      Lock icon Zurich index hits new high
      195 14 CSZ LAST FRIDAY, the Credit Suisse Index peaked at an all-time high of 548.4 after two weeks which saw a series of positive forecasts for the Swiss economy and good news concerning various companies. On Monday and Tuesday, however, the market turned down across a
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      Cathay take-off fails revitalise market interest
      771 14  -  l N j I Hongkong y By TONY MEASOR CATHAY PACIFIC flew in smoothly on Thursday morning and in a clamour of activity landed fairly and squarely just where it had been expected by the quotations of the grey market, with trading at just
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      Profit-taking and light selling help trim initial gains
      508 14 K.Lumpur THE KUALA LUMPUR stock market put up a mixed performance last week as investors who had initially moved in during the earlier part of the week, retreated to the sidelines on Friday. Speculative lower liners did not fare well and came
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      LONDON STOCKS
      764 14 SHARE PRICES finished above their lows on Friday after two spells of bargain hunting. Equities had begun lower in continuing response to the recent Natwest rights issue and the declines on Wall Street. INDUSTRIALS Moy 16 Pence A»ed-Lyons 321 xd -5 Ass Dories BTR PLC 301 -5 Bobcocks
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      Lock icon Koon Swan denies taking M$23m loan from Multi-Purpose
      499 15 NST FORMER Multi-Purpose Holdings Bhd's managing director Tan Koon Swan has denied that he had taken a Ms23-million "unsecured loan" from the company last year. However, Mr Tan, who is also the Malaysian Chinese Association president, admitted that he had paid back
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      Lock icon MPI the target of reverse takeover bid
      472 15 NST MALAYSIAN PACIFIC Industries Bhd (MPI), a member of the Malaysian Hong Leong group, has become the target of a reverse takeover bid by a bumiputra-controlled telecommunications group, Electroscon Holdings Bhd. In a M 544.5 million deal announced on Thursday, Electroscon Holdings is
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      Sungei Way raising M$24.6m through two issues
      210 15 SUNGEI WAY Holdings Bhd is to raise MJ24.6 million via a rights and special bumiputra issues. The company has proposed a one-for-three rights issue of 9.9 million shares of $1 each and a special bumiputra issue of nine million shares. Both issues will
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      Debts bog down UEL results
      691 15  -  Group incurs pre-tax loss of $6.31 million By AMY CHEOK DEBT-LADEN United Engineers Ltd will do no better this year unless its massive financial clean-up operation, which includes a long-standing attempt at wiping out its heavy interest burden, shows concrete results. The debt (actor continued
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      125 15 SUNGEI BESI Mime* Malaysia BM is retrenching surplus workers effective on June 15 due to the closure of two mines in March and April this year, which resulted from the exhaustion of ore reserves. No figure was given but the company said it would continue to operate the
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      Unilite wants suspension lifted
      357 15 AT LONG LAST, minority shareholders of long-suspended Unilite Electrical Industries Bhd may have something to cheer about. Unilite has applied to the Capital Issues Committee (CIC) to lift the suspension of trading of the company's shares on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange. The application was made
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      256 15 HRM Training Services Sdn Bhd in association with Touche Ross International presents FIGHTING FOR BUSINESS SURVIVAL IN TIMES OF RECESSION June 24 25 1986 The seminar will cover the following topics: HOW TO WIN YOUR BANKER'S HEART Speaker: Mr Brian H B Aw, Senior Manager, Development Commercial Bank Bhd. EFFECTIVE
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      217 15 :zi m SPIES SRYNASTERS THE PORTLAND SPY RING THE CAMBRIDGE TRAITORS SEC RE TS OE T HE KGB SE X SPIES| THE SPY WIKD NEVER WAS THE ZIMMERMAN LETTER BiSMARK S MASTER SPY OVTRMRK THE WORLD'S GREATEST! UNSOLVED CRIMES WHO STOLE THf HA Zl GOLD THF THEFT Of THE MmiNCUMK
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    128 16 AFP PHILIPPINE BUSINESSMEN are disturbed by the wave of government seizures of businesses and assets linked to the deposed regime of Ferdinand Marcos. Aurelio Periquet, the head of the Philippine Chamber of Commerce ft Industry, said the seizures, legally called sequestration, had an
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    60 16 UPI CUSTOMS policemen cannot wear earrings while on duty, a West German court has ruled. The court said a customs policeman often gives foreigners their first impression of the country and wearing earrings would endanger this function. The rules of the customs service do not ban earrings specifically,
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    Johore hotels enjoy boom with easing of entry rule
    459 16  -  By JAIME LYE SINGAPOREANS heading for Johore have been crowding the Causeway following the Malaysian government's scrapping of the car entry permit requirement for private registered cars. Hotels in the Malaysian state report a healthy increase in occupancy rates, thanks to
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    PAP walk-a-jog attracts 20,000
    219 16 THE PEOPLE'S Action Party walk-a-jog yesterday was a resounding success, meeting the original goal of attracting 20,000 participants of whom half were under the age of 35. First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong, who is also the Party assistant secretary-gener-al, later invited those between 17
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    Lock icon Japan to allow foreign lawyers limited practice
    203 16 AP THE UPPER HOUSE of Japan's Diet (parliament) has unanimously passed a bill that will allow foreign lawyers to practise to a limited extent in Japan from April 1 next year. An official of the House of Councillors said this followed similar action
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    Lock icon US union chief faces cheating charges
    226 16 Reuter JACKIE PRESSER, the head of the largest US trade union and one of the most prominent labour chiefs to back President Reagan politically, has been indicted on racketeering and embezzlement charges. The charges arise from an alleged payroll-padding scheme at Presser's hometown union
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    Lock icon Chicken, that's what UK paper says of American tourists
    254 16 AFP THE BRITISH, who allowed Americans to take off from US in Kngianri to bomb Libya, are now complaining that their allied brethren are afraid to come back for a holiday. "Chicken," proclaimed a banner headline in The Star newspaper, in
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      59 16 Reuter FOUR West European countries guarded their seaports yesterday after a police tip-off of a plot to Mow up and sink a passenger ferry in the English Channel. The alarm was raised by British police on Friday night and passed to Belgium, France and the
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      Lock icon Taiwan develops air-to-air missile
      43 16 Reuter TAIWAN has successfully tested an air-to-air missile developed on the island. A Defence Ministry spokesman said yesterday the Sky Sword missile tested last month was a major step in Taiwan's programme to produce its own sophisticated weapons. Reuter
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      26 16 Bernama MALAYSIAN police detained 21 suspected horse racing bookies, including three Singaporeans, at a coffee shop in Johor Bahru yesterday. Bernama
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      Lock icon More whites favour integration
      72 16 AP A NEW opinion poll indicates that South African whites have become more willing to open their neighborhoods and schools to other races in the past five years, llie survey of 2,000 whites, conducted for the Af-rikaans-language Sunday newspaper, Rapport, indicates 53.6 per cent of all
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      50 16 AFP THE US government is being urged by a federal commission to pay (or heart and liver transplants for patients who cannot afford the operation, and to impose limits on the numbers of foreigners inring US organ banks, the New York Times reported yesterday. AFP
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      53 16 vmpuM Outlook for today: Shown orer several areas in tha morning. Report for 24 hours prior to 7.30pm on May 18 at tho airport; Maximum temperature 31.0 Associated humidity 72 Whimihiih temperature 23.5 Associated humidity 98 Hours of sunshine 1.90 Rainfall in millimetres 1.2 Rainfall this month 100.4 Rainy days
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
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      Thai ministry to guarantee 10m baht loan to TMNC
      211 17 THE THAI Finance Ministry has bowed down to demands that it guarantee a 10 million baht loan for the financially ailing Thai Maritime Navigation Co. TMNC is seeking the loan to help repay the Panalpina shipping company for a deal which
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      Lock icon Wool rates to rise by 10pc
      73 17 Reuter AUSTRALIA TO Europe wool freight rates will rise 10 per cent from Sept 1 for the third year of the 1984/87 wool freight agreement following a two-year standstill, the Wool Commodity Group (WCG) said. In addition, the WCG and the Australia to Europe
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      Port of Singapore Authority's reserves cross $3 billion mark
      370 17  -  By LINDA CHEE RESERVES of the Port of Singapore Authority crossed the $3 billion mark for the first time last year. The latest PSA annual report revealed that the authority generated a net surplus of $242.2 million last year, of which
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      Feri Malaysia to begin cruise ferry service on Aug 31
      325 17 CRUISE MUHIBAH will be the new name of Feri Malaysia's vessel for its Peninsula Malaysia-East Malaysia service, which is expected to begin on Aug 31. The 134-m car/passenger vessel is being converted to a cruise ferry in Finland and modified
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      196 17 AFP TWENTY-SIX employees of Taiwan's Chinese Shipbuilding Corporation (CSBC) are to be reprimanded or discharged for using the wrong type of steel plates in two container ships, an economic ministry official said. The official said the reprimands resulted from an investigation by the Commission
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        78 17 Reuter THE JAPAN/India-Pakistan-Gulf/Japan Shipping Conference will raise the existing currency adjustment factor, CAF, for Hongkong India and Pakistan shipments to 37 per cent from 31 per cent, effective May 19, 1986. It will also raise the CAF for Hongkong/Gulf shipments, not covered by the existing
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1349 18 CHARTERING continues to be mainly concentrated in the time-charter sector of the freight market on Thursday although further iron ore fixing emerged, shipbrokers said. A 37,00 tonner received U553,650 daily for a voyage from Japan to AntwerpHamburg range via Bougainville while $3,500 daily was paid for a 30,000
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      746 18 AP VITAL GULF shipping lanes are in turmoil as the war between Iran and Iraq explodes into new new areas. No one is entirely sure where it is safe to go. "We pore over our maritime maps, mark off with red the channels
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      Australian catamaran minehunter launched at Newcastle yard
      297 18  -  By KINGSLEY WOOD HMAS RUSHCUTTER, the first of two prototype catamaran minehunters built for the Australian navy, has been launched at the Carrington Slipway's Newcastle yard. A sistership, Shoal water, is scheduled to slip into the water in April next year. They are
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      SHIPSALES
      586 18 AN INTERESTING low capital sale was concluded in the sec-ond-hand tonnage market last The 58,526-dwt bulker Marion, built Japan 1967, had been looking (or demolition offers provided owners could find suitable outward fixture, they said. The vessel has now been sold for about USH.OS million, equivalent to about $92
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      855 18 AB Shpg V 5 Accord Shpg VI 3 Afea Line VI 3 Ahrenkiel Liner X 1 AC Toepfer X 5 Anro Service IV 3/4 Arrow Lines X 4 Atlas Line X 3 ANL 1 1/2 APC Lme V 4 APL HI 2/3 ASCL m 1 BC Navigation
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      Lock icon 'Pinisi' ship sails to world fair
      75 18 AFP A TRADITIONAL multisailed Indonesian "Pinisi" sailing ship will leave Indonesia in June (or a twomonth trip across the Pacific carrying Indonesian products to the Vancouver trade (air. Minister ot Labour and Admiral, Sudomo, said that the 200-dwt wooden Pinisi NusanUtr* would take about
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      New role for Sea Containers
      173 19 SEA CONTAINERS America Inc and ChĕthiAD WafflM Container Corporation have restructured their roles for Tank Container Leasing. From June 1, leasing and operations will be handled directly by Sea Containers through its network of seven US offices. A Sea Containers spokesman said: "This realignment of
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      Lock icon Tung's creditors to consider revamp plan
      578 19 FT CREDITORS TO the public and private arms of C H Tung, the floundering Hongkong-based shipping group, were brought together for the first time last Friday to consider details of a financial reconstruction plan intended to save the group from bankruptcy. The plan, which
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      Textainer takes over control of Cross County Leasing
      330 19 TEXTAINER INCORPORATED has taken over total control of another container leasing company, Cross County Leasing Ltd. The acquisition at an undisclosed price, has boost Textainer's fleet of containers to 33,000 TEUs. It has enabled the US leasing company to offer its customers
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      89 19 Reuter INDIA'S TRANSPORT Ministry has invited dock workers to Delhi tomorrow for talks aimed at averting a threatened strike involving India's 10 major ports, union leaders said. The union leaders said they will meet in Bombay on Wednesday to plan an indefinite strike if the Delhi talks
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      CONSORTIA
      186 19 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between tije Par East/European, Far East/Persian Gulf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (FAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services. ••K" Line. Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Orient Overseas Container Line. Cho Yang shipping. ANRO (STRAITS/ AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia/Straits Container Line.
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      Lock icon Police tightens security at English Channel ports
      116 19 AP POLICE IN southern England said on Sunday that they had tightened security at English Channel ports following the discovery of a plot to attack a passenger ferry. "There is a possibility that terrorist attention may be focused on a vessel operating in
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      5015 20 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. Advanced dates are published at a
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      CONTAINER SCHEDULES
      595 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 Loust Ms 8606 19.5.86 2330 Maersk F5 1430-1530/1330-1430 Al/Bl 1230-1330 Fl A Maine 9 195.86 2130 US Line F7 1030-1130/1130-1230 N1/P1 1230-1330 SI Kansai P
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      389 25 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure Keppel Pa-An K20 Bousteod alongside 19 5/2300 Caly K11 PIL 19.5/2100 26.5/1830 Coral Princes K36 Harpers 19.5/1200 24.5/1200 Equator 3 K22 T Soon 19.5/1200 20.5/0700 Lika 1 K09 East Mount 19.5/1800 20.5/2300 Ocean Razor K32 MOL 19.5/1100 22.5/1200 Shunyo
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      74 17 mm VITAL GULF shipping lones are in turmoil as the war between Iran and Iraq explodes into new new areas. P«g« II CREDITORS TO the public and private arms of C H Tung were brought together for the first time to consider details of a financial reconstruction plan intended to
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      660 20 Hapag-Lloyd TO CONTINENT/UK EXPORTS Tatoa Eiprtu 24/5 26/5 Um Ham 27/5 29/5 Oufci Bay 4/6 4/6 Brawan E«pr*u 11/6 13/6 Kmlmi Bay 14/6 29/6 Mm Man. 26/6 24/6 Or 4 EMvfh 4/7 6/7 FrwMvt Ufna 11/7 13/7 Tatoa Eipms 19/7 21/7 Um MM 21/7 39/7 Ouka Bar 4/1 C/l Btmmi
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      107 20 FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ H Member ol the Ace Consortium S pore C. I TOKYO 4W 21/5 I 28/5 CJ. FMffi 5* 4/6 AMD SM 11/6 EROM EUROPE VIA SUEZ I Member ot the Ace Consortium fHI I Y CONTAIN! RISED 10 (ROM NORTH AMf RICA rtfST
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      591 20 OL Hai Sun Hup Co (Pte) Ltd TEL *****06 (20 Lines) TLX RS ***** RS ***** K. 1 \silk\( \K I IM K III). EH INTERMARITIME LTD R Kitafeaki (Sab A<o«4) Tot *****0 M*U (S* Acont) Tot *****1 REUNION/SOUTH AFRICA SERVICE n n br n n ow a ct ZMKSI
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      436 20 Full Contair°r Service Round-The-World East Bound (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) cki gum not GOWK* not glory E*» Of TED not gooos CRMS no um 21/5 M/ 5 27/5 71/5 1/1 M/ 5 2/1 l/J 5/J l/J S/J J/J IJ/J 12/J 15/J 12/J IJ/J 17/J IJ/J 22/J 20/J 24/J 25/J 27/J M/J 2J/J JO/J
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      186 20 HSINOSE MARITIME PTE LTD m ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES IRANIAN SERVICES jjSS* KYOWA LINE TO PAPUA NEW GUINEA/ SOUTH PACIFIC VOK ntrta* Im4r| tar Occam* Courier Saied Ncwak, Madant Lae. P .Moresby, Mstau, Rabarf. Kieta. Honiara. Jayqwa Kyowa Cosmos 7/6 iayapwa, Ncwak. Madant Lac, P Moresby, Honiara. Kieta.
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      875 21 \v PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street, 03-00 Singapore 0106. Tel: *****33 FAR EAST CONTAINER SERVICE VESSEL MAJAPAHIT GOWA KOTA SINGA SIN JKT SBY SIN HKG KAO *TCH KEE BUS *MUB *MTC YOK KOB KEE 20/5 22/5 24/5 2S/5 2/6 3/9 5/6 5/9 8/6 10/6 12/6 13/6 15/6
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      850 21 BENLINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTMENT EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE FROM UK/CONTIKNT HAM B HAVEN RTtAM HAVRE STOH PKEIANG STORE FOR OsjAj Bit SJM SJM SjM SJM SJM 23/5 HKG TNN Kjsu|j Ibiu SjM SjM SjM SjM SjM 25/5 BU KB NG I* fcemen Eiprn, SjM SjM SjM SjM SjM
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      552 21 DJASAGETRI A Joint Europe Service Of: r.T. DJAKARTA LLOYD P.T. GESURI LLOYD P.T. SAMODERA INDONESIA P.T. TRIKORA LLOYD EXPRESS SEMI CONTAINERSHIP SERVICES SINGAPORE TO EUROPE S pore Genoa M»o le Ha*rei<ki Adam/RdanHlmrf GANDA BHAKTI Vl5-NB 2-4/6 3/7 10/7 13/7 15/7 18/7 20/7 Spore Nbao Adam/Rdam Hambttf Bremer MA TAR AM
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      361 21 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES 1* •Sittwajf *24 Patm nn HUnerwi *212W *oBdi»(in (My V 4 BURMA FIVE STAR (Burmese National Line) Loadnf for Rangoon Spore PAotanf 26/29 Mar 1/3 In km BANK LINE EXPRESS Sm-COWTMa service NORTWOUND TO UKC SPORE ROMI HULL THALASSN MAMA Std 10/6 TAMAITAI SAMOA V 7 26/5
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      703 22 K USA CANADA ATLANTIC COAST (Round Tho World Sorvico) KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. PACIFIC COAST PACIFIC SOUTH WEST I PACIFIC NORTH WEST rem vs. sr nc pm sr mother vsl HK COffTAMER V49E 20 HAY H. HODGE VS OMENTAL CHEF V 4* 27 MAY T. BMDGE V 6 T/S PORT
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      396 22 Accepting LCL South Africa Accepting Containers Only HAYAKAWA MMU 0626F SA VAAI 0725T KDIIOTD COLOMBO 012* NEDUOTD COLOMBO ***** OSAKA MAM V ***** HAYAKAWA MAM) 0(2(6 containcfiMd < n yixi Direct to 21/5 11/( 13/( U/( U/( 24/6 26/6 27/( lIP 13/7 14/7 17/7 C.TMHI Dwfejn In Pt 11/5 28/5
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      764 22 AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accepting FCL/FCL Cootainf P Aeling j linn Vessel Spore Metb f'etn Sydn Aho Accepts Feeder CAIA6AR V 25 CAIABAR V 26 Whin ESTECIIPttR V 5 1 Jul KABIROAS *28 20 Ma, 4 kin 13 kin II to Adet Bm •WKOAS V 23 1? fen 27 ton
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      591 22 GOLDEN LINE GUM GIMN SWUNG (PTE) LTD 23. W «r« Street SMGAPOK 1104 TIL S34JMI <11 IKS) STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: s PMan| GOLDEN KM Colombo Karachi Dutai OoKa'BatH*n kW GOLDEN HAVE* Colombo Kaiachi Bomba? Dubai M/ 31 Iby CHMA OCEAN SUPPING CO., PEKING THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA »ii. P
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      442 22 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD 10 Anson Road »27 16 International P'aza Singapore 0207 Tel *****1 1 (10 Linesl BromAStAMLiWM o BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK PHILITRON SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE LTD TEL *****22. (8 LINES) TELEX RS ***** PHILI PHI LI-ORIENT LINES PTE LTD TEL: 223C759 (S LINES) TELEX: RS 2(720 PMU Patakng
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      733 23 NOL NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD A|«nti Sp«e KPTIM AGENCES Pit. LTD Id lb Met Tan«al CfS n»B 27M977 *****77 *****22 *****53 08 MfCT IMS *****53 *****42 I Bah™ HARPER MRA SON BHD. P KHar* HARPER MRA SON. BHD. *"201 2U P lara HARPER NKA SON WD *"22 ft*** HARrtR MM
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      315 23 SP(»( «|,|NIS NtPTUNI AGINCIf S Pit I ID lei ?/899?/ ?/***** ißookmjsl 7WSIO ??1?0?? I Operations I ????48 7 ?709.'84 (Iffrmnal I ??0?4s0 7WSO4 (CJS) M« »<SI« •I.tNIS MINUS y ll* SON BHO m ih PK lei *****4 PI N Trt 36/37S *****S f "S ViV [iTildil lON SHIPPING C
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      612 23 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUILDING 55, Market Street Sinfapore 0104 Telephone Numbers *****33 (15 Lines) Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Tetex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS 2510S P KELANG PENANG M/S SHARKAT NAH SOON SON. BM> IST ANO 2ND FLOOR. *SSRS HM THONG SHPPM 127 Pefw*
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      77 23 K&S LINE JAPAN STRAITS SERVICE SANKYO LINE (S) PTE. LTD. 37 SomerMt Ro»d #06-01 Ng T»o»» Oldg S pof* 0923 T®l 235 8444 i 4 Port KHjnf lif j P*i.) Nh«pp«if Srtr. Bhrt Id -J* J P<-njnf Mjljysu t lumpm! ltd If t3 *>' P.i\h Ui>(l jng Mjl<t»sian Sr*pp«if Sdn
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      403 24 fgff REGIONAL CONTAINER LINES TO BANGKOK (4 WEEKLY SAILINGS) VESSEL MTU KONSORTUM [23 SEA DRAGON RATI) KONSORTUM inn |n SMGAPORE Tue/Ned 20-21/5 Fri/Sat Tue/Wed 20-21/5 Fri/Sat Thu/Fri 22-23/5 Sit/Sui 24-25/5 Sun 25/5 Tuc/Ncd 27-21/5 I Fri/Sat Tim/Ned 27-21/5 Thu/Fri 29-30/5 Sat/Sw 131-1/6 Sun 1-1/6 Tw/Ncd 3-4/6 leeq irririnyTTn C253E221 C23H
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      162 24 Regional Weather s S ■V 3 a 0 Sis S z* V M m V 4M iif -$Jh. SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. LEGEND R Thunderstorm Temperature o c A Weather —V Wind direction with speed m knots Ro,n Wove height Cloudy Sky Surface winds
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      277 25 P.T. TYTYAN SAMODRA SHIPPING COY BATAM/DUMAI Reliable Weekly Services Vessel RICROL 3 Sailing Every Wednesday POH AIK Every Monday Envi Services Pte Ltd Tel: *****55 Tlx: RS ***** ENVtSV Fax: *****2* E5 m Sir XX) HWA SHPPMG (PTE) LTD., BLK. 455 CRAWFORD LANE, #0214 SMGAPORE 0719 TEL *****35, 2*3187 TED
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      276 25 WORLD I® LINE EXPRESS REGULAR SERVICE JAPAN/HONGKONG/STRAITS ALSO ACCEPTING CARGO TO PORT HUANG VESSELS 9LK* LAKE BLUE SHAW KALOMNTAN TKA S'POW *I*3 fey H/27 m 127 JM 4/1 m 57 km 11/1J S*«m* Gen Ajent MPTON EJfWJ (S) Pit ITO INrM Tra* Ca*t 1 ItettM S*»t H Pwl Htta* Gen
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      141 25 cot** mti BQ ETD Spat 2«/5 IE if.' l ?*!!!"*!ri'j'"** LIZENA PTE LTD T«fc ******7, ETA MEKONG NTURf MEKONG EXPRESS TBN Tatox: RS»MI D Loadtof far i nmm N*/HKftM* Otj I nmm MyMM CKy 5 Hoctwa* City 6 Oamm/Hkm Ban 1 NEW ZEALAND/FUN Jkl B'pore P. Kelang MedSoyd EAC OFFICE
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      40 25 MEM NORM SHIPPING PTE LTD TB>- S3C2M7 (S Urm) The M 2MQ2 HWICO ACCEPTING LCL TO CHTTTAOOMQ Vnsd ETA ETD Ua*| tar 3MOT 88 S'/l 88*33 (Fifty Cont *wree<f Ssrrfct) lkctp<ii| Mmn (FCL, LCL I SOC) *50 Tws hurrfft n*Mt
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      274 25 GLORY NAVIGATION GROW iwiwii-itiranK TAIWAN TO SINGAPORE ASEAN DIRECT WEEKLY TO PORT KELANG/PENANG •AT ATTRACTIVE RATES* 6 VESSELS OF LOG CARRERS 5 VESSELS OF BRAND NEW TVHN DECKERS ON REGULAR LMER SERVICE FROM TAIWAN TO SVKAPORE AND W. MALAYSIA BULK CARGO FROM SOUTH-EAST-ASM TO TAIWAN, HONGKONG AND THAI AND. ABLE
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      541 26 TO; EUROPE ft MM SfOH UMUa 11/12 lw 13/14 i PXEIANG PENAAG f<* IVIf lw 12/11 0" IK. RTM. HBC BHVN **f Fit EUROPE raws ruLMK store Bangkok from UHM Xlki 27 lbj 13/14 toi Ikm tCC. BHVN. ANP. HULL M 12/13 IM 14/15 JM IS/17 kn 19/23 km *fi
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      303 26 URGENT! ACCEPTING LCL TO EUROPEAN INLAND DESTINATIONS* via ANTWERP VALENCIA, MARIBOR, SALISBURY, BONN, LUXEMBURG, AARHUS, BUDAPEST, MOSCOW, ETC... fin) FREIGHT MANAGEMENT SINGAPORE *****11 (12 UNES) PORT -KELANG *****07/8 PENANG *****7/*****4 BANGKOK *****94/5 HEAP SENG TRADING ft SNIPPING PTE LTD •001 BEACH ROAD #19-01 OOLDEN MLE TOWER SINGAPORE 0719 TEL NO.
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      624 26 C.Y. LINE (A Mtmbtr Of Tha ACE Consortium) CHO YANG SHIPPING CO. LTD FUUf CONTAMdtISQ) SERVICE TO CWOft <VU HH> ,m,.« r LMtam lUa P«Ww *W| tnm tatvwp OIOKTOI* n/i 9/c 10 4 12/| 14/1 15/t 17/B oaa canwn n* n/i ic/c 17/1 21/1 a/i »/t C > PARS 5W
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      778 26 Everett Lines/ COMPANA PERUANA DE VAPOREES (C.P.V.) "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" Loading tcx Catao Mataram «o and al ottwr Permian ports mtti liarßtupntnt af On CPV Thiougti (WH ol lading to tmat destination hjrrayeverett noMsnEKn HUOfYERfTT 2 "EVERETT ORIENT UNE" JAPAN/BAY OF BENGAL/JAPAN SERVICE LOADING FOR HONGKONG* YOKOHAMA. KOBE. NAGOYA* MOJI*
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      250 26 ■< ZIM W» CONFOtEMCC NOOBOtT FULL CONTAIO 9BMCI :arft« to l&A East I West Ciast. Cmfcfcawjait Ch4i 27SJS *mi |3i s* *ssa I 7 vat i rasa list* ZIM EILAT CONTAINER UNC m nran nn 3i/s t/t n/c u/i kcceptaf Fa To Ewapaw and tMNwrnta Nrts Mm LCI/Fa te 4
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