The Business Times, 11 August 1986

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 192/12/85 MONDAY, AUGUST 11, MM 75 CENTS
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  • Article
    Raffles City rents out 90 per cent of shopping space
    472 1  -  •y LIM SOON NEO TO THE ENVY of other developers, Raffles City is reporting "satisfactory" demand for its space. Ninety per cent of the nhofffag complex have now been utoi op and about 50 per cent of the office tower
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    Lock icon US unlikely to slide into recession, say economists
    289 1 Reuter THE US ECONOMY seems unlikely to be (dunged into recesssion by dwindling consumer spending, continued record trade deficits or a major increase in business taxes but this could happen, according to some economists. They doubted the Reagan Administration's forecast of sharply
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    Japanese investors to come on a fact-finding visit
    431 1  -  Small companies consider moving operations abroad By SOH TIANG KENG, Financial Correspondent A JAPANESE trade and investment mission of small- and me-dium-sized industries will arrive in Singapore on Aug 17 to explore prospects of shifting part of their production operations to this
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    Lock icon Malaysian Cabinet line-up today
    253 1 Reuter AT LEAST FOUR new ministers and six new deputies are expected to be appointed when Malaysia's new Cabinet is announced today. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Mahathir Mohamad told reporters yesterday the new Cabinet would be sworn in today after King Mahmood Iskandar had given the
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    When reporters set PM musing about marriages...
    234 1 THE ISSUE OF unmarried graduate women was clearly on the Prime Minister's mind when he strode towards some Journalists at the National Day reception at the Istana yesterday. The surprised reporters were asked by Mr Lee Kuan Yew about their length of work
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    Lock icon Lange fears America may upset NZ defence links with Australia
    231 1 Reuter NEW ZEALAND Prime Minister David Lange said yesterday the US might impose conditions on Australia which could affect its defence ties with Wellington. New Zealand, a partner in the Anzus defence alliance linking the three nations, has been left
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    Sheraton Towers Hotel seeks overseas jobs for 24 retrenched employees
    248 1  -  By MARTIN SOONG RETRENCHMENT could turn into tickets to overseas employment for 24 Sheraton Towers Hotel employees who received their walking papers last Friday. The hotel's management is trying to find the two dozen workers, including middle managers, jobs in
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    Lock icon Australia notches up second successive tourism record
    96 1 Reuter A RECORD Ll4 million tourists visited Australia last year, topping the previous peak of 1.01 million in 1984, the Australian Tourist Commission said yesterday. Tourism earned the country more than Asl.4 billion (US$B4O million) last year, Aslss million (US$93 million) higher than
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      300 1 Mahathir: A post-polls analysis WITH HIS STAR shining brightly in the political firmament, Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad is expected to adopt policies aimed at appeasing alienated urban voters. Economic and political forces are also acting as pressure points to stimulate these changes, according to a post-election
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      201 1 mTERfIEPCOn semiconDuaoß mTERnPTionPi 0* S S-APCMI August 26-29.1986 World Trade Centre, Singe Organised by TheExtitottonPW* JAPAN AND AMERICA are good friends, but right now they have got a few problems to solve. For Instance, Japan accounts (or a whopping CI per cent of America's total trade deficit, when you take
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  • MANAGEMENT
    • Article, Illustration
      A new perception of fairness in trade
      1292 2  -  Bringing down America's ballooning deficit with Japan mumm ma By LEE IACOCCA I WAS RECENTLY asked to speak to the prestigious Japan society in New York about Jap-anese-US trade relations. At first I thought they were kidding, that it was a little like
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      Sixty teams vie for berths in the semi-finals
      203 2 IN ROUND TWO of the 16th National Management Game, jointly organised by the Singapore Institute of Management, ICL (S) and Business Timet, <0 teams from more than 4) different companies are competing to qualify for the semi-finals. The winners of the round
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      Lock icon Swensens tops it up the old-fashioned way
      1208 2  -  By RUTH YOUNGBLOOD UPI THE AFFABLE head of Swensens Ice Cream Co has so much confidence in its heritage that he is sending fellow executives to "sundae school" to learn how to make multi-flavoured delights the old-fashioned way. Working side-by-side with new franchisees,
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      311 2 Canada ROYAL CANADIAN MWT INTRODUCES GOLD MAPLE LEAF ©&S>5V #w L U I fl ■06% 4 s SOLID GOLD lust as a central bank's reserve of gold insures the wealth of a nation, gold can insure your financial security and independence in the future, too When investing in gold, choose
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      52 2 nKnight Frank ('hi-xng ("h\t Knllm Join the International Bank of Singapore and Overseas Union Insurance at: Overseas Union House Collyer Quay Ground Floor Office/Showroom H Areas from 437 sq m to 1,612 sq m Waterfront view 730 covered parking lots Extremely attractive rental package Easy access to Raffles Place Tte
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  • ADVERTISING & MARKETING
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      Getting to the heart of the paper business
      1204 3  -  comiqbr By MARTIN SOONG PAPER QUALIFICATIONS is one thing Wiggins Teape does not have to worry about. The wholly-owned subsidiary of British American Tobacco Industries is the UK's largest, pure paper products company, leading the paper industry as the largest exporter for
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      Lock icon Mannequins come alive in a billion dollar industry
      1448 3 NYT SOME YEARS AGO, at a department state in White Plaint, New York, a burglar alarm sounded after daring time. Two security guards, slipping through the darkened store, spotted a crouching figure. They pounced swiftly, wrestling the suspect to the floor and
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      Hill & Knowlton singles out the financial services sector
      301 3  - Hill Knowlton singles out the financial services sector By MONICA GWEE THE SINGAPORE office of public relations firm Hill Knowlton Asia Ltd has targeted financial services as its pet sector for 1987. This decision follows its parent company's planned acqusition of Carl Byoir Associates in the US announced last Wednesday.
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      268 3 mrrij, cf the 3 I i From ShcnrOong, Chtna TUNG LOK SHARICS FIN RESTAURANT August 18 thru 31 Experience this unique and highly advanced culinary art. A synthesis of the best of China's cuisines. Feast on classics prepared by six "super-class" chefs from Shandong and the Confucian Court. Guzheng Recital
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  • ASIA-PACIFIC
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      Lock icon Japanese building up assets in America
      957 4 Strong yen prompts more investment in factories and real estate NYT SCORES OF JAPANESE companies are coming to the United States to build factories or buy real estate, in a drive that will create thousands of jobs and could ease tension over the trade
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      Lock icon Mrs Aquino to promote capital fund during US trip
      261 4 Reuter PRESIDENT Corazon Aquino would promote a US$25O million Philippine capital fund during her visit next month to the US, to encourage investment in the country, Finance Minister Jaime Ongpin said. In addition, Mr Ongpin said the government had submitted a
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      Lock icon Official Tokyo aid down
      174 4 AP JAPAN PROVIDED U5512.93 billion in official development assistance last year, down 14.2 per cent from the previous year, according to figures released by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Japan, which was the world's second-largest foreign aid donor in 1984, is -UMiy to drop tniWiU pit*'
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      Lock icon Indonesian parliament criticised
      164 4 Reuter INDONESIA'S parliament has come under Ore in the media for being supine and Ineffective, with demands growing for the legislature to play a more activtf role in criticising the militarybacked government. Indonesia's general elections are still nine months off, but already some key campaign themes are
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      Lock icon Laos warns managers
      261 4 Reuter COMMUNIST LAOS has told its economic managers that it wants quick results in weaning state enterprises off government subsidies, according to western diplomats in Bangkok. The Cabinet last week said it wanted to see progress by the end of the year when the pro-Hanoi communist party's
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
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      Lock icon Taiwan made China an offer, says paper
      316 4 AP A HONGKONG MAGAZINE yesterday reported that Taiwanese President Chiang Ching-kuo had proposed reunification talks with China on the condition that the communists agree to allow the Taiwanese to control six eastern coastal provinces on the mainland. The leftist Jing Bao monthly said
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      50 4 OLYMPICS EUROPEAN CONNECTIONS V A WISE CHOICE Frequent and convenient connections from Athens to more than 40 world-wide destinations, including Madrid, Istanbul, Dusseldorf, Marseilles, Milan, Nicosia and Stuggart. For enquiries and reservations, call 225 8877. 53 rTW v y TIJT j* ir 4 r s The International Air#ne of Greece
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      48 4 Doonesbury 'U Ua tft ../mm, i mLiH&z THtN&HAPOF Tbß 77M5. PBN.MR. RSPFBM. TO 1 Wm ,/4»a. y 9 1 BY GARRY TRUDEAU ACTUM*, I THINK YOt/RZ TO dB FMSPEMN6SO MUCH Tine WITH XmUTTWBO/. he? OH, you AMAZIN6. KNOW, JUGGLE, MOST MEN JUGGLE, JUGGLE! JUST TALK A MEM GAME.
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  • REST OF THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Business group urges wide trade talks
      346 5 Reuter AN INFLUENTIAL American business group had told the Reagan administration it should postpone a planned new round of world trade talks If agreement to take up a broad agenda could not be reached. A Business Roundtahte official said on Friday the group told
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      Lock icon College students who want to be millionaires by age 35
      482 5 UPI THE me generation in the US has given way to the mine generation: college students want to make a lot of money and a good many of them think being a millionaire before the age of 35 is important,
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      Lock icon Bid to solve Brazil-US trade tiff
      246 5 UPI BRAZILIAN and US delegates will be meeting in Paris today and tomorrow for a second round of talks on how to stem a mounting trade dispute on Brazil's highly protected computer markets. US trade representative Clayton Yeutter and diplomat Paulo Tarso Flee ha
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      Lock icon Volcker may discuss rate cuts in Frankfurt
      565 5 NYT WORD THAT Paul Volcker, the Federal Reserve chairman, will meet Karl Otto Poehl, the president of the Bundesbank, in Frankfurt this week stirred speculation in financial markets on Friday that they might discuss further coordinated cuts in interest rates. The council of
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      Lock icon Senate passes US$295b military spending bill
      383 5 UPI THE AMERICAN SENATE passed a US$296 billion Military Authorisation Bill last Saturday night, ending six days of oftencontentious debate on the measure detailing Pentagon programmes for fiscal 1987. The bill represents nearly a third of the entire federal budget and contains about US$4
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      Lock icon The happiness that seems to run in families...
      104 5 UPI CHILDREN with dep»ss>d parents usually don't feel too weft themselves, and are likely to have more social and health problems than happy parents' children, researchers say. A study of 2» children of depressed and normal parents demonstrates "the importance of the
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      130 5 a The special Vanishing Scenes"mug collection. Free with your Tiger. f y/t- -r Ml-rt-1 IV I Now, when you buy 24 cans of Tiger Beer, you get a unique, finely crafted porcelain beer mug, free. There are four to collect, each bringing back memories of the vanishing scenes of Chinatown,
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Inside views of Australia
      434 6  -  Foreign banks have no regrets, survey shows By FLORENCE CHONG IN THE FIRST ever inside look at the hanking industry in Australia, two new foreign banks indicated that they would not have come to Australia if they had known there were to be 16 new licences.
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      Lock icon Brazil to put a ceiling on annual debt payment
      359 6 AFP BRAZIL is to put a ceiling on the annual servicing of its massive external debt in a move seen by some observers as "threatening", the newspaper Jornal do finuffhas reported. The paper on Friday said the government had an "li
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      Lock icon Peru bans private firms from repaying loans
      210 6 Renter PERU'S government has ordered all private firms to stop paying off loans from foreign banks for at least two years. A presidential decree published in the official gazette last Friday banned any interest or principal repayments of privately held debt worth more
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      Lock icon Kenyan central bank to manage ailing financial institutions
      289 6 Reuter THE KENYAN government, In a move to restore public confidence in the banking system, has announced that the central bank will appoint managers to run the country's troubled financial institutions. A government statement issued last Friday by Chief Secretary Simeon Nyachae
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Lock icon Dollar falls as hope fades
      287 6 Union Bank of Switzerland THE RELEASE of the latest US economic data again dashed hopes of any improvement in the business outlook. The foreign trade problems again led US officials to ponder publicly the further fall of the dollar and the necessary measures to promote
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      Lock icon Currency outlook
      29 6 UBS US daNar Under trade policy pre—re. Swtaa franc: Interest rate parity stability against D-mark Yan: Reaches zenith al upswing. Starting: Continued uptrend due to sanction muddle?
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      Lock icon Steady tone on the interbank market
      261 6 The Discount Company of Singapore Ltd. THE LOCAL money market last week exhibited a stsN* mood with most of the overnight funds trading within a narrow range of 4 1/2 per cent 4 3/8 per cent before closing at the same level on Friday.
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      Asian dollar market
      232 6 the average of the prime lendnj rates of 12 major banks operatinf in Sinfapore ASIAN currency average deposit rates for the week ended Aug 8 MD "ICES LL-L US WW 7 doys 1 month 6 7/16 6 3/8 6 7/16 6 3/8 2 months 6 7/16 6
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      Lock icon Jittery trading sends gold to new high
      415 6 Green Collier LAST FRIDAY, gold soared to its highest level since this January with the spot market closing in New York at about US$376 JO. The brisk and Jittery trading was triggered in part by (ears that South Africa may retaliate against Western
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      Prime lending rates
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      119 6 m 1 I IL?. OeMßf to bet repeated Soon, Je t'aime and Je t'aime Bien will both be relocated under one large premise at Wisma Atria, As a prelude to the grand event, we are clearing all existing stocks at incredibly low prices! Come and experience an event never to
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      224 6 The Malaysian institute of Maiiagamant invites participation from Chief Executives and Top Decision-Makers in this seminar, which has been planned in conjunction with the Institute's 20th Anniversary Celebrations The seminar will be presented in collaboration with the Univarslty of California (Extension), HOW WILL THE CEO BENEFIT FROM THIS SEMINAR? The
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  • SPORTS
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      Lock icon Becker to meet Lendl in Volvo final
      625 7 AP BORIS BECKER solved the swirling winds, the rain delays and the sparkling play of John McEnroe to capture a pulsating third-set tiebreak on Saturday and advance into the final of the U*****,000 Volvo international tennis tournament. The West German teenager also proved
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      Memorable weekend for Loong
      551 7  -  By WALTON MORAIS SINGAPORE Golf Association secretary Gerald Loong capped a successful weekend of golf with two victories in Tanah Merah's weekend competitions. The four-handicapper celebrated National Day on Saturday with a four-over-par 76 card to win the A Division Best Gross title. He matched that
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      Lock icon Norman leads PGA field
      363 7 AP FRONT-RUNNING Greg Norman chipped in twice, including once for par, during a round of 69 that left him with a four-stroke lead on Saturday in the third round of the 68th US PGA national championship in Toledo, Ohio. The Australian, the season's money leader and
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      US PGA results
      267 7 COLLATED SCORES after the third round of the US PGA championship on Saturday (players US unless stated): 262 Greg Norman (Australia) 65-68-69 2M Bob Tway 72-7064; M Peter Jacobsen 68-70-70 2* Payne Stewart 69-71-70; Donnie Hammond 70-71-68; 216 Jack Nicklaus 70-68-72 211 David Frost (South Africa) 70-73-68;
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      Lock icon Australians unveil latest America's Cup contender
      179 7 Reuter THE AUSTRALIAN Taskforce '87 Syndicate yesterday launched its third America's Cup contender in Fremantle but the syndicate head said it may see only limited action this summer. The 12-metre yacht, Kookaburra 227, was the final result of more than 30 model trials, said
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      Goh makes dream start with Sulstream
      580 7  -  Upcoming trainer saddles first winner in KL By BRIAN MILLER NEVILLE BEGG would sure have been proud of the boy. After all, it was seven years ago that this same Sydney trainer put him on the track towards a trainer's licence. And so yesterday,
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      8 7 U)i£acm Ultra. It'll change the way you play
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      196 7 V If your flights to Bangkok have always been nothing more than two hours of blue skies and an indifferent newspaper, we invite you to read on. Thai has covered the mileage to make flying to Bangkok an experience to be savoured. Because only on Thai wiH you find Royal
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  • FEATURES
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      Adjusting to changing political landscape
      1970 8  -  Following his big election victory, Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad is expected to announce major policy shifts to overcome racial polarisation and guarantee future economic growth. Regional Correspondent BRIAN GOMEZ examines the issues. BRIAN GOMEZ MALAYSIAN policies have taken some unexpected turns
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      A little public acclaim for a private eye
      268 8  -  letter to the Editor GABY YEANG DEAR SB, I am sure that like me, many Singaporeans have enjoyed watching the many exciting TV series on private detectives/ investigators such as Mannix, Magnum and others. I therefore read with interest that from Sep
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      72 8 Hi toi N -rffc J»-." aas^lili iw a' J y croa# $25b mark Foreign r«««rv«« State of the Economy Sorting out the signals O INCLUDING I Ifi panes on th»* jt&ffi" \> Int'Tnatluml sr«-n«» A residential rally. Wages What went down... but should it stay down? Banking The long view.
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      687 8 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 The money Dr km mokes (5) 6 He may go for a drive, but doesn't like the bends (5) 9 She gives help to me and the Monnes (7) 10 Fight for o fog-end? (5) 11 Hits certain pests (5) 12 Dec lore the taste different
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  • THE ARTS
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      Lock icon Major US record labels rediscover jazz
      858 9 UPI AMERICA'S major record labels have jumped back Into the jazz market with a splash this year, a phenomenon caused largely by listeners who grew up with 1960s and 1970s rock'n roll. Atlantic, RCA and MCA have revived their jazz programmes in recent months,
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      Revolving cast of actors to perform Genet play
      194 9 THEATREWORKS will present The Maids by renowned French playwright Jean Genet from Sep 9 to 14, using alternating allmale and all-female casts. The play, about the life of two oppressed maid servants, involves a cast of three female characters Claire, Solange and
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      Real Genius — comedy that's in a class of its own
      708 9  - Real Genius comedy that's in a class of its own By JAIME LYE TODAY's lecture takes place at Pacific Tech, a school for the finest young minds in the country—the country namely being the US of A. The film in question is Real Genius and the topic to be discussed
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      Lock icon Hidden works by Andrew Wyeth get an airing
      499 9  -  By DOUGLAS McGILL NYT A art collector said last Tuesday that he has purchased 240 previously unknown works by Andrew Wyeth which the artist has kept secret from everyone, including his wife, for the 15 years during which he painted them. The
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      German print show offers riotous mix of lines, form and colour
      339 9 CONTEMPORARY PRINT enjoys a large following and with artists producing so many variations and inventions, the public's interest is sustained by new expressions that continue to appear. One contemporary print exhibition coming up this week is at the Goethe-Institut
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  • Page 9 Miscellaneous
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      1192 9 to em mm BUTTERFLY ISLAND spm, Channel 5 Filmed on location on Brampton Island, Great Barrier Reef, Australia, this new series is about a crooked island resort developer who forces the owner of Butterfly Island to sell the place to him. Further confusion sets in when a Vietnamese boy on
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Lock icon BCI to sell personal products unit
      327 10 Reuter BCI HOLDINGS Corp says Drexel Burnham Lambert and a group of investors have agreed to buy the personal products division of Beatrice Cos for US$l.25 billion. BCI Holdings, which bought Beatrice in April for U516.4 billion, said it would maintain a 20 per
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      Lock icon West German bank revamps operations
      140 10 FT WESTDEUTSCHE Landesbank (West Lb), West Germany's biggest public sector bank, is reorganising its investment banking and foreign trade financing operations as part of a drive to strengthen its business worldwide. In one move, a new investment banking unit will be set up at West
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      Lock icon Wall Street stock prices finish mixed
      315 10 Reuter WALL STREET stocks closed mixed in moderate trading last Friday with market averages moving lower. Traders said except for gains in technology stocks, it was mostly a dull pre-weekend session. A better bond market had little impact on stock market-in-vestors. The Dow Jones
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      Toronto
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      Johannesburg
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      New York
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      European markets
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      Lock icon BOC to write down assets
      63 10 Reuter BOC GROUP PLC says it will write down substantially all of its older and less efficient graphite electrode manufacturing assets in the US. A company statement gave no financial details of the size of the write-down and no spokesman was available for comment. The
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  • INTERNATIONAL COMPANY NEWS
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      Lock icon Philippine shrimp industry expands
      398 11 OanaPana THE ENTRY OF the so-called "big three" of the Philippines' business community into the shrimp trade indicates that the venture is the "in" industry these days due to its viability. The three companies San Miguel Corp, Ayala Corp and Purefoods Corp are recognised as the
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      Lock icon Japan Air Lines still bears scars of Boeing crash
      632 11 AFP THE GRASS has grown back on the slopes of Mount Osutaka, but Japan Air Lines (JAL) still bears the scars of the crash last year of a Boeing 747 jumbo Jet into the mountainside which left 520 dead. Traffic and
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      381 11 FT BROKERS dealing in the shares of small companies on the New York Stock Exchange's third market will have to give a risk warning to investors, the exchange has decided. Property and commodities dealing firms will, however, be allowed access to the market,
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      Lock icon Barclays's cautious policy hampers profits
      285 11 Reuter BARCLAYS PLC chairman Timothy Be van said the bank's half year pre-tax profits could have been higher if it had not decided to tread cautiously amid increasing competition. "We could have shown higher figures had we expanded assets more rapidly," he told reporters after
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      Lock icon High yield and price give Malaysian palm oil the edge
      384 12 MBT PALM OIL has an edge over other vegetable oils and fats primarily because of its high oil yield of four to five tonnes an acre, which is about four to five times more than those of soyabean, sunflower seed
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      Lock icon Opec decision a boost to London trading
      867 12 AFP THE UNEXPECTED decision by the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) to cut overall output (ran more than 20 million to 16.8 million barrels per day, in a bid to boost flagging prices, put the crude oil market in the Spotlight during
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      Lock icon Cornish tin industry gets government aid
      219 12 FT The British government last Friday saved the Cornish tin industry from collapse by advancing a £25 million (US$37 million) aid package to the county's two surviving mines. Rio Tinto-Zinc, the multi-national natural resources group which owns Wheal Jane and South Crofty mines, is
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      144 12 Reuter INDIA'S sugar availability, comprising both domestic and imported stock, is adequate to meet an estimated local demand of 8.5 million tonnes in 1985/86 sugar season ending September, Minister of State for Food and Civil Supplies A jit Panja has told Parliament. He did not say
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      30 12 KL TIN Dot* Aug 4 Aug 5 Aug 6 Aug 7 Aug 8 Closing prices M$/kg 14 20 14.15 14.15 Turnover (tonnes) 45 27 82 L 14.15 14.11 34 65
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      241 12 Reuter WHEAT FUTURES on Friday were mixed in a very quiet close, with prices ranging 3-1/4 US cents a bushel lower to 1/2 cent higher on the Chicago Board of Trade. Trade talk commercial firms were moving wheat into Chicago pressured futures late in the session, traders said. Traders
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      Lock icon FAO sets up emergency centre to fight locust threat
      222 12 AP THE UN Food and Agriculture Organisation has set up an emergency centre to coordinate an international campaign against locust and grasshopper outbreaks that threaten Africa with another famine. "A locust plague of frightening proportions will face Africa unless control teams
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      Lock icon China sells more gold to HK
      218 12 Reuter CHINA'S gold sales to Hongkong rose sharply in the first five months of 1906 and dealers said the rise was partly to offset a foreign exchange shortfall. Chinese sales to the British colony rose to 10.03 million grams worth HK$B5l million between January
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      LONDON MARKETS
      1088 12 COFFEE OPENING gains in New York underpinned London robusta coffee futures during the afternoon, with contracts closing £80 to £82 a tonne higher and near the day's highs. The market continued its current rally on shortcovering and fresh buying, but this is generally seen as technical and absorbed
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      SOYBEAN RUBBER im
      235 12 QUIET conditions continued to prevail as RSS One (ell back some 5 cents only to fully recover subsequently, said Holiday Cutter it Bath in its fortnightly review of the Singapore and Malaysian markets. The downward teg was prompted by easiness in Japan and state bull liquidation of
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      282 12 Reuter SOYBEAN FUTURES on Friday traded narrowly mixed at the close, ranging 1-1/4 cents a bushel lower to one cent higher on the Chicago Board of Trade. November ended at U554.74-3/4, unchanged. November set a life-of-contract low early at U554.73-1/2, but prices recovered by midsession, partly in response to
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      172 12 IN THE MATTES OP THE COMPANIES ACT, CHAPTER ltt AND IN THE MATTES OP HWAMO (IMPORT A EXPORT) PTE LTD (la Members Velutary Wtadtag-Up) NOTICE OP PINAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Section 308 of the Companies Act, Chapter 185 the final meeting of the members of
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      Local blue chips expected to give continued support
      5448 13  -  Singapore By CHAN OI CHEE INVESTORS' reading of the Tan Koon Swan trial tomorrow and of the half-year results expected to be released by more companies will set the direction of share prices on the local stock exchange this week. Also, the
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      Lock icon Gold issues boost stock prices
      310 13 Australia Reuter AUSTRALIAN share markets last Friday closed higher in brisk trading, buoyed by further heavy demand for leading gold stocks in the wake of a weak dollar and rising bullion prices abroad. The All Ordinaries Index closed 2.6 points higher at 1153.2. a rise
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      COMPANY NEWS for the week
      606 13  -  compiled by JULIANA TAY Week ended August 8 CORPORATE DEVELOPMENTS Cerebos Pacific group now owns a majority 70 per cent stake in Auckland-listed Cerebos Greggs Ltd. Chemical Industries (Malaysia) Holdings Bhd has changed its name to Hexo Corporation Bhd with effect from August 8. Emtex
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      Lock icon Cautious outlook prevails as positive signals prove lacking
      878 14 Analysts more optimistic about prospects over the longer term New York FT WALL STREET held its own last week, managing to shake off the shadow of a string of awful Mondays and to stage some modest daily advance. The Dow Jones Industrial
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      Hang Seng breaks through 1900 level
      732 14  -  Hongkong By TONY MEASOR SUMMER has come to Hongkong, the sun is shining on the stock market. Interest last week has remained intense and turnover escalated even higher from its previous week's level to HK$3.3 bflhon. This contrasts with a level of around HKH
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      848 14 Reuter SHARES last Friday closed lower on lack of interest, in spite of early technical attempts to move prices up in response to the past two session's declines. Dealers said early buying for the new account fizzled out leaving shares to drift in the absence of new factors.
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      Lock icon Investor nervousness causes heavy losses
      823 14 London Reuter SHARE PRICES on the London stock exchange last week ended sharply lower but off the lowest levels as operators became nervous over the durability of Opec's agreement to lower oil production and a number of disappointing company results. The market initially reacted with
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      Lock icon Declining interest rates make positive impact on shares
      269 14 Zurich CSZ ON THE ZURICH exchange last week the CS index closed on Friday at 493.0 points, up 2.5 points from the previous week of 490.5. The market declined slightly the previous Thursday and last Monday (CS index down 7.1 points), more
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      Lock icon Stocks stage rally after previous week's setback
      617 14 Tokyo AFP AFTER SUFFERING a historic weekly loss the previous week, share prices last week recovered some lost ground on the Tokyo stock market in reaction to four days of continued declines and a bullish note on Wall Street. The key market barometer,
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      Lock icon Bullish start peters out under selling pressure
      574 14 K.Lumpur NST THE OVERWHELMING victory of the Barisan Nasional at the general elections caused share prices at the Kuala Lumpur stock market to start off on a bullish note last week. However, the after-effects wore off and prices eventually retreated under selling pressure
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      Preparing for a rise to $1.60
      275 15  -  By RAMESH CHANDIRAMANI LAST WEEK, I highlighted an increasingly noticeable trend developing in the market place. Fund managers have started to focus more attention on lower-priced trustee stocks. The general belief is that these issues have lagged behind the continued rise among other CPF-related
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      Lim Kah Ngam's investment subsidiary turns in $4.77m profit
      316 15  -  By AMY CHEOK INVESTMENT in securities and bonds was the surprise feature in the latest interim results of Lim Kah Ngam Ltd, a group better known for its construction activities. A day after it released its impressive results on Thursday, Lim
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      Earnings of UOI and ICS take a leap at half-time
      537 15  -  Results reflect recovery in insurance industry By NAJEEB JARHOM THE CONTINUED RECOVERY in the local insurance industry is evident from the good first-half performances put up by United Overseas Insurance (UOI) and Insurance Corp of Singapore (ICS). The listed insurance
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      Lock icon Lion Corp sees potential in aquaculture
      582 15 Bernama THE LION CORP group believes that aquaculture, run on an estate basis, can be developed into a viable industry and its spinoffs can be passed on to small fanners. Gen (Retired) Tan Sri Zain Hashim, a director of Aqua bio (Sabah) which is
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      Lock icon KL brokers fail to stop Palmco suit
      246 15 Bernama THE KUALA LUMPUR High Court has dismissed the applications by three commodity brokers and a member of the KL Commodities Exchange (KLCE) to strike out a suit relating to palm oil futures contracts worth MJI6O million which had been declared to be
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      PROPOSED ISSUES
      157 15 Company RIGHTS ISSUE Duta Cons One-for-one $1.10 per shore George Town Two-for-one <h $1.00 per share Kesang Hldgs Three-for-two $1.10 per share M A A Five-for-one fe $1.20 per share Mycom Bhd Three-for-two at $2.00 per share Peak Huo Three-for-one (a 1.00 per share Sateras Res One-for-two $1.25
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      Lock icon Cut in Multi-Purpose's board membership well received
      831 15 MBT THE RECENT Multi-'Purpose Holdings boardroom changes, which saw Datuk Lee San Choon being appointed as group chief executive, were received with mixed feelings by the Malaysian business sector. The shrinkage in the board membership from 18 to six was welcomed as a
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      352 15 PHASER A NEAVE LTD said that at its annual general meeting on Aug 7, it was resolved that the directors be empowered to issue additional shares for purposes they deem fit in the company, provided that the aggregate number of shares to be issued shall not exceed 10
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      RESULTS DUE
      520 15 LAST FULL YEAR Company Period Date Year Net EPS Gross Net owioynccd lest year endwig (cents) drv piofit ($000) S J Amal Interim Dec 19 Mar 86 73 520 Roxy Elect Final Jan 18 Dec 85 14.7 8 3 2.762 H Leong Credit Interim Mar 14 Jun 86
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    Jurong Shipyard and MSHI turn in contrasting results
    472 16  -  By JUNE LIM JURONG SHIPYARD, 43 per cent owned by government investment company Temasek Holdings, has reported an af-ter-tax profit of 19.2 million for 1985. Its performance was in sharp contrast to the after-tax loss of $11.9 million incurred by Mitsubishi Singapore
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    Contests to seek out the champion futures traders
    438 16  -  By RAMESH CHANDIRAMANI A MEMBER FIRM of the Singapore International Monetary Exchange will be running a monthly financial futures trading contest in a bid to boost its clientele base. Starting next month, and for each month till December, Green k Collier Bullion
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    3,000 fans of sea sports make waves at Carnival
    161 16 SKI-BOATS, speedboats, cruisers and catamarans lined the sea off East Coast Park yesterday morning with an estimated 3,000 sea sports enthusiasts aboard to take part in a panoramic sail-past. The hour-long event the highlight of a three-day regatta was part of
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    Lock icon Opec reverting to previous output ceiling, says paper
    129 16 UPI OPEC WILL REVERT to its previous production ceiling policy to adjust prices at "reasonable levels", according to the A 1 Ittihad newspaper, quoting Iraqi Oil Minister Q&ssem Taki A 1 Oraibi. Mr A 1 Oraibi told the newspaper the Aug 5
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    Lock icon US arms experts in Moscow
    66 16 Reuter A GROUP of top US arms experts led by veteran negotiator Paul Nitze arrived in Moscow yesterday for talks on nuclear and space weapons which could pave the way for a new superpower summit. The talks, starting today, are to prepare for a meeting
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      33 16 Reuter SOUTH AFRICAN antiapartheid leader Bishop Desmond Tutu, paying his first visit to a communist country, said in .Shanghai, China, yesterday he preferred socialism to other political systems. Reuter
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      Lock icon Jets attack drug traffickers' bases
      55 16 Reuter THE PERUVIAN government has sent two squadrons of air force warplanes against cocaine traffickers' bases in the Amazon Jungle. Interior Minister Abel Salinas said yesterday that the jets strafed, bombed and fired rockets at two of the 12 targeted bases on Saturday. There was
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      Lock icon China displaying arms at airshow
      32 16 Reuter CHINA will display its aircraft and missiles for the first time at the Farnborough airshow in Britain later this month, the People's Daily said yesterday. Reuter
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      Lock icon Poll shows 43pc want Nakasone
      56 16 AP FORTY-THREE per cent of the people who responded to a recent poll in Japan said they wanted Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone to serve beyond the end of hit current term, which capites in October, while 40 per cent said they were against an extention,
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      Lock icon Fighting breaks out in E Beirut
      38 16 Reuter GUNMEN fought with automatic weapons and rocketpropelled grenades in Christian East Beirut yesterday in the most serious armed incident there for seven months. There were no immediate reports on casualties. Reuter
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      Lock icon Emigration top priority in talks
      30 16 Reuter ISRAEL said yesterday increased Soviet Jewish emigration was the first priority of its planned talks in Helsinki next week with the Soviet Union. Reuter
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      Lock icon Indian ex-army chief shot dead
      55 16 AP THE RETIRED chief of staff of the Indian army, Gen Aran Shridhar Vaidya, 59, was shot to death yesterday by unidentified gwnmen in the city of Pune, the United News of India reported yesterday. He led the army in its attack on the Golden
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    Lock icon 60,000 construction workers jobless in Seoul
    118 16 AFP AN UNPRECEDENTED drop in overseas construction contracts has left about 60,000 South Korean building workers jobless this year alone. The Labour Ministry in Seoul said last Saturday more than 170,000 skilled South Korean workers went abroad when overseas construction boomed to a peak
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    Lock icon Zambia accuses West of poisoning race relations in Africa
    353 16 Reuter ZAMBIAN PRESIDENT Kenneth Kaunda yesterday accused Western leaders of poisoning race relations throughout southern Africa by supporting South Africa. Western support for apartheid was also to blame for South African trade reprisals against Zambia which «ere likely to have a
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    50 16 Reuter BRITISH Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher is to be honoured by a South African town for her stand on sanctions against Pretoria. The council of Tongaat, in Natal Province, is giving her the "freedom of the town", and thanking her for efforts to stave off sanctions. Reuter
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    Lock icon Khmer Rouge rejects plan to cut forces
    261 16 Reuter CAMBODIAN guerilla leader Khieu Samphan rejected yesterday a Chinese plan to cut his Khmer Rouge forces, saying he would not consider the idea until Vietnam withdrew all its troops from his country. Samphan told journalists the Khmer Rouge might study the proposal
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    Lock icon US-Thai forces in exercises
    104 16 Reuter AMERICAN and Thai soldiers hit the beaches of Khao Sap before dawn yesterday in joint exercises which have drawn repeated criticism from neighbouring Cambodia. More than 15,000 marines and soldiers landed on at the south-eastern tip of Thailand as part of a month-long exercise known
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    Lock icon Japan freezes price of rice
    145 16 AFP THE Japanese government, bowing to farm-lob-by pressure from within the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), has announced a freeze in the price it would pay for this year's rice harvest. The decision last Saturday followed nearly a week of turbulent discussions and farmers' protests
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    Lock icon Protests on Berlin Wall anniversary
    79 16 Reuter A BORDER barrier was set on fire and demonstrators from the western side taunted East German guards on communist territory as protests over Wednesday's 25th anniversary of the Berlin Wall ended early yesterday. A bid by hundreds of protesters to U "n a human
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      442 16 Speaking for Sacttn September 8-11, 1986 Objective*: The ability to speak well can benefit you in more ways than you can imagine Effective speaking skills are important lor sales presentations, for conducting training programmes, for selling your ideas and recommendations, for interviews, for coaching and counselling, for meetings, for interpersonal
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      41 16 wMm Outlook: Foir. Report for 24 ko«rs prior to 7jopo on Aug 10 ot tHo oir- Maximum tomporotwo 32.7 ASSOCKITVy IHMNQVTy 9v Minimum tomporoturo 26.2 Amoootod humidity 92 Honrs of MMhmo 8.10 Romfoi Hm month 23.5 Rnmy day* ttw month 3
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
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      Singapore's seaborne cargo trade makes strong recovery
      415 17  -  By LINDA CHEE SINGAPORE seaborne cargo handling made a strong recovery in tfie first half of this year with an 8.5 per cent increase, tKnnirg to a Jump in transhipment activities. The latest statistics show that total cargo handled reached 54.1 million freight
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      Egyptian Navigation Company plans to acquire 10 vessels
      117 17 STATE-OWNED Egyptian Navigation Company has planned to expend as much as £303 million to acquire 10 vessels under the government's next five-year plan. This is much higher that the sum of £137.4 million which is allocated to the line during the current
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      Lock icon More ships calling at Hongkong ports
      100 17 Reuter A TOTAL OF 3,208 ships aggregating 19.2 million nrt, arrived in Hongkong in first-quarter 1986, up 192 in number and 9 per cent in capacity over the same period last year, Hongkong Census and Statistics Department data show. Outgoing ships in the same
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        Lock icon Workers call off strike
        76 17 Reuter DOCK WORKERS at Bangladesh's main port of Chittagong have called off their indefinite strike after reaching an agreement on higher wages. Port officials said the strike by 20,000 dockers, which paralysed the port, ended on Thursday's night after the workers' union signed an agreement with
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        Lock icon Conference alters wool CAF
        148 17 Reuter THE AUSTRALIA to Europe Shipping Conference will alter its wool freight currency adjustment factor, CAF, to minus 3.32 per cent from minus 0.20 per cent, effective Sept L The conference also said its general cargo caf will remain at plus 21.16 per cent after cancelling
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        77 17 Reuter THE JAPANESE Transport Ministry said it issued shipbuilding permits in July for 19 ships totalling 516,276 gross tons, down from 22 ships totalling 529,909 tons in July 1965. This compares with 21 ships totalling 336,028 tons in June. The permits included seven ships totalling 329,680 tons
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        Djakarta to repair Riau
        61 17 DJAKARTA LLOYD has phased in the Tanjung Emas, a 7,loodwt newbuilding in its Japan-Indone-sia liner service to repair the Riau. The Tanjung Emas, built by Fukuoka Shipbuilding of Japan and equipped with two 30-ton derricks, have Joined two other vessels, the Lombokand Sumbawa. The three ships
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1231 18 CHARTERING is quiet in all sectors of the freight market on Thursday with rates mostly showing small irregular movements where changed, shipbrokers said. Grain from the US Gulf to South Korea paid a fairly steady US$7.5O and a vessel was arranged from the Great Lakes to Tunisia at
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      Lock icon US conferences refuse to negotiate with associations
      638 18 Congress grants small shippers the right to form associations Fairplay AN ESSENTIAL balance in the delicate compromise which emerged as the US Shipping Act of 1964, is legislated approval of shipper associations as a bargaining unit. Organisations which are commonplace elsewhere are potential
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      SHIP SALES
      834 18 THE DEMOLITION market last week was quiet. Prices have tended easier and many brokers say further easiness is possible. China has effectively withdrawn from the market, they say, and Taiwan and Korea are preferring to secure vessels with mid-September delivery at the earliest. However, some brokers believe India
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      903 18 AB Shpg V 5 Accord Shpg VI 3 At to Line VI 3 Ahrenkiel Lmer X 1 AC Toepfer X 5 Anro Service IV 2/3 Arrow Lmes X 4 Atlas Line X 3 ANL 1 1/2 APC Lme V 4 APL HI 2/3 ASCL IN I Bolt-Canada
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      Lock icon Tianjin receives port bids
      85 18 Reuter BIDS FOR A US$l3O million project to upgrade Tianjin port have been received from 23 companies from six countries and regions, the New China News Agency said. Contracts will be signed at the end of the year for the project, which involves improving the foundation
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      CONSORTIA
      175 19 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/European, Far East/Persian Gulf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (FAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services "K" Tin» Korean Shipping Corporation Neptune Orient Lines Orient Overseas Container Line Cho Yang shipping AMRO (STRAITS/ AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line Australia/Straits Container Line
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      Lock icon Indonesia refuses entry to two Vietnamese stowaways
      134 19 AFP TWO YOUNG Vietnamese stowaways who arrived at the Port of Be la wan aboard a Polish freighter have been barred from entering Indonesia and will leave with the ship «lien it sails for Malaysia, Antara news agency reported. The news agency said
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      Lock icon Iraq cripples two more tankers near Kharg
      455 19 Reuter IRAQ HAS mauled Iran's shuttle tanker fleet in the past month, knocking out about half of the vessels ferrying export oil to the southern Gulf, snipping sources in the region said on Friday. The sources said Iraq crippled two more shuttle tankers
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      Lock icon ITF agrees to investigate South Korean crewing
      424 19 Lloyd's List SEAFARING union are to continue to put pressure on south Korean crewing agencies to halt alleged abuses on Korean crewed flag of convenience ships. The International Transport Workers Federation agreed at its recent congress in Luxembourg to a six-month period of
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      Lock icon Polish tall ship still missing
      138 19 UPI A POLISH TALL ship that was late for the.Liberty weekend celebration in New York now is the object of a US Coast Guard search on the Great Lakes, officials said. Officials of Detroit's Polish ethnic festival, who were expecting the StomU to arrive yesterday,
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      US Customs signs deal with FMC
      59 19 THE US Customs Service and the Federal Maritime Commission have reached an agreement which will increase the exchange of information related to each agency's enforcement activities. The agreement, which will run initially for two years, aims to enhance the detection of fraud, exports which
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      Cruise ship evacuated after running aground
      181 19 A SMALL CRUISE ship was being towed to port on Saturday after running aground off Alaska's southern coast, forcing evacuation of its 143 passengers and all but 10 of its crew, the US Coast Guard reported. No injuries were reported when the Bahamian-owned NorthsUr
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      Lock icon E German yards expect to launch more vessels this year
      322 19 FT EAST GERMANY'S booming shipyards are expected to 7 launch more ocean going ves- i sels than West German yards this year. The five main East German 4 shipyards on the Baltic Sea' will complete £6 vessels this year worth
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      6963 24 A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of Singapore.
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      945 25 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Doehungho Kopor Oc'rvio Marina Putn Mowar J7 J7 II 8/1600 11 8/0100 128/2300 128/0600 VMNI Berth Arrival Departure J10 Jl 11 8/0800 11 8/0830 12 8/1800 12 8/2359 KEPPEL WHARVES Sederhana J2 11 8/0900 12.8/2300 12 8/2300 12.8/2300 13.8/0700 Bonostar 2 SO Mompur Auby
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      639 17 Concise Comprehensive -Contemporary rasssa. E9FBBUL V«ts: OOCL a OVBQEAS QtUditm UNE MM 90PTME MBKB (Nm Ha. *****4/ OK) 200 CjntoMMat M #12-0$ SarikpMt, Sappan 0206 Tal *****11 TELEX NO IB ***** as of net *****11 Twwf «Nc« *****11 TMH N> M37M4 POMN6 TU (***** TU£X NO HM0073 CTS TEL *****0
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      74 17 [KMDB AN ESSENTIAL balance in the delicate compromise which emerged os the US Shipping Act of 1984, is legislated approval of shipper associations as a bargaining unit. Page II IRAQ HAS mouled Iran's shuttle tanker fleet in the past month, knocking out about half of the vessels ferrying export oil
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      450 17 IR SIKAPORE: 778-6522 PROFESSIONAL INTERNATIONAL FREIGHT FORWARDIN6 MALAYSIA. 755-8955 MAERSK LINE TTWTi¥TT;!I' FASTEST TRAM SINGAPORE/ANTWERP 17 DAYS SINGAPORE/ROTTERDAM 18 DAYS SINGAPORE/BREMERHAVEN 19 DAYS SINGAPORE/HAMBURG 20 DAYS Voy IS" pora tafpn OHM ta CT 11/SISM MB OS- M/l 2» MB KM 12/1 KM u/» KM an km 2/9 KM VI KM
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      178 18 > i iA i< YAMASHITA-BHINNIHON UNE TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICE 8 Pacific South Wwt F»»d»f at Kao Pacific North Waat raadar at Kao lILVLBI ESSES inr'iin'iiioi i ftb cn FT* II »_.L. r~t" FTTTMII J Ml'illiOii?iM rVITTTM nTHFTT* I L L IHVlircaiM Ji I I 1 i 1 lll'i■l'i I h irveml
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      204 18 TRANSPORT EUROPE/FAR EAST CONVENTIONAL SERVICE VSL PT. of LOG. Eastern Wiseman Dunfcrt-Ant-Hbt-Pasiics-Nteo Camia tmmingham Ant4fcg-Pasafesß4bao Ewngetos L l|muK)en Brfbao Pasajes Goodway BHbao Ant Hbg St Constantmos Hanio Hbg Protomachos Ijmuiden Hbg Ant Bremen Further load/ discharging ports an route subject to sufficient inducement. Singapore Agent Goodrich Maritime Pte Ltd. Tel:
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      567 19 mrm The Straits |gjg Steamship Group S STRAITS SHIPPING Sinoaoore to Sibah. Snwk. Brunei Ports and Bangkok <HC« Eai OvtrMM Containers Limited «viajo MT/cowweiT^ 3? 14/1 u/i 21/t ztft a/a M/l M/l 11/1 13/1 n/» 23/1 Cargo For. M/ 1 13/1 M/l M/ 1 M/l M/ 1 Ml/1 12/* 13/1
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      342 19 SudAmerlcahm de Vapore* SOF I* TO WEST COAST SOUTH AMERICA Agtnti SEGANI Smapare ******6 K Lunpu *****25/6/1. *****19. *****43 Bookinc *****78 f. Kdanf *****11 TO USA/CANADA WEEKLY FULL CONTAINER SERVICE p. wxmfi vi« zt/7 .-•mtn J rr KSA *312 pack: cms vac p. iin *102 a±=stnmmn 23-24/1 I] P. HOOK)
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      73 19 Franco Belgian zyervic&s »y member of ace consortium! I r.-tu h ",-rx -th k < .f I LI if i *»L'l- CHARGEURS HAVRAISE ME DFX LINE II I MEB CLUB MEMBER) M 21 M SM 27 M M MM J1 M IN ft* II ft* U ft* 17 tal ft*
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      319 20 IV P A Hapag-Lloyd Wand hafef o to inbrtdestinabom in Europe s>rt rttumfnt iwiw* ODD MCXIOS IS/S nntMt KUDBI/S •M Cmu Hbvt i n Bfcm« Kmmf 19/9 13/9 19/1013/10- FROM N. CONTINENT 4UK IMPORTS Agent* SEGANI— Stacapve *****66 K. Lianpw *****25/6/1. *****49 Mi* *****7S P. K*to« *****11 Fr*M *****00 CFS
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      609 20 C M PMB CN cmm comma xn QHENTU OKF MM KOKJM MCCJM 358 IMm fim 1/9 2/9 8/9 5/9 15/9 16/9 22/9 23/9 3/9 6/9 9/9 10/9 13/9 14/9 17/9 20/9 23/9 24/9 27/9 30/9 FROM LIIROPE VIA SUEZ A Mrmbff of the Are Consortium KOKAHMOJM34I KPIUC CRTSTM. 3SC KOREAN
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      288 20 HL Hai Sun Hup Co (Pte) ltd TEL *****06 (20 Lines) TLX RS ***** RS ***** Laadfag at apprapriatad B«rDi P4-P5 NOTE: ALSO CALUNG OTIO JAPANESE TORTS, HONGKONG, TAINAN I CtWESE POiTS, SUBJECT MDUCQENT m INTERMARITIME LTD ]l K HmMi (Si* Acml) Tafc *****9 Marta (Si* *€«<) M REUNION/SOUTH AFRICA
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      1260 20 EVERGREEN Full Container Service Round-The-World East Bound (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) no GOKM awv m IMBB no sooos fWII OtftND no u*ci no chst also acoptmc < 1) H—g. 2) ftTUWTft. CMCMO, K7MII, CPU— > W HUM I n CH it H K U Mi uh Kf nn tin tin 25/1 vm 7/m
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      783 21 PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES \V\ PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street. 03-00 Singapore 0106 Tel: *****33 FAR EAST CONTAINER SERVICE VESML MAJAFAMT OOWA KOTA SMOA SIN JKT MY SIN HKQ KAO *TCH KEE BUS *MUR *HTC VOK KO« KEE In Fort 13/8 15/8 17/1 21/8 23/8 24/« 2S/9 27/8 20/8 1/8 2/8
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      805 21 BENLINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAMER SEHYICE TO UK/CONTVCXT Ouki by EXPRESS CONTMNER SERVICE FROM UK/CONTKNT him rwnntM name stm pjome stob for m Bit SJM SJM Ut* bM UM 11/1 M KB. K. TK iHn SM SM bM Uri M 14/1 11/ l MS. TIM •f Uri W UUMtM &/I 24/1
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      312 21 M DJASAGETRI A Joint Europe Sorvtcs Of: P.T. BJAKAVTA LLOYB P.T. BUM LLOYI P.T. SMMBU MtONESIA P.T. TRfKORA LLOYD EXPRESS SEMI COKTAINERSHIP SERVICES SIN6APORE TO EUROPE tim HMO HOC VU-W 14-14/1 12/9 IS/J ll 1/19 4/19 STOK MAO MODI a/i I i7/it 29/19 AIMM/TOMI HUt TV II DOMIHMM 2-4/9 1/11
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      267 21 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES m W-jW WW MYOMA TWA V97W MGAH VIQ2W V* BURMA FIVE STAR (Burmese National Lint) Loa<fin| for Rangoon S'par* Plal M| Paw* Bi bM m 11/21 15/17 ta| 29/31 Ami BANK LINE in TOMIA MUGH V.l MORAVBAHK VIN CLVDOMK VIW TMMITAI SAMOA Vt FORTNBANK VI7N CLYDEBANK VISS
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      1071 22 USA CANADA ATLANTIC COAST (Round Th» World S#rvte*) a mmb to V2S a dkmt V2i 1 S MDGE V3K/VEBUZANO WXE VS2 N. GMICT *5 D K LINE KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. PAOHC COAST raani 9 n pm nmovsi MM Vl3 12 Am 13 Am 14 Am 10 Am T. MNC
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      632 22 Feeder RAMOAS V 24 AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accepting FCL/FCL Containers P HeUm Imcf Vmti Spot Mrib Frei* S»*i Also Access 24 10 Auf RAMOAS V 24 14 Au( 29 km 7 Sept 5 Sept Ad* Bm CHANDOAS V2l 2 Sept 17 Sept 2« Sept 24 Sept m/tm 6 Sept
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      737 22 STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: COHEN MOMEI CotomDo/ll*»cWte««l Qtbom Dub* Bitot* SOLDO) KM Cotombo **»ct»/M»a/Mir»«/K»w»* GOLDEN LINE GUAN GUAN SHPTMG (Pit) LTD 21. IN* »T* mt*m iim m smjw <14 lmsi Sport P Kc<«n|PmM| 15/14 2/1 Sm»CHMA OCEAN SHPPM6 CO., PEKMG THE PEOPLE S REPUBLIC OF CWNA fWf Tmm 1/4 2/4 22/1
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      338 22 4> O INTRASEA (PTE) LTD 10 Anson Road »27 16 Internationa Pia/< Singapore 0207 Tel *****1 1 (10 LineSl PHIUTRON SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE LTD TEL 2238 f>2? (8 LINFS) TELEX RS ***** PHILI NEQU.T La tFa cii sthe woa-fast ran ttwtf FUR-FAST PORT K9 u rain m I" ."a. y
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      594 23 s port KPTUK MENCCS PTE. LTD Ft EU/AIB! IPVW Id Met TnM »S HOUB 27W977 *****53 27M742 *****77 221»M *****&3 MECT IMS 27MU9 27*111 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD fm mmmi tr«(M iifWn. ptoas* cjl *****44 PR** IOUK JON. BW. 36M887/30M545/36M553/1M7426 Kir**. NEPUK SON. BW. 24M771/*****14/*****J5 Pmjn, NEPLBC SON. BMD. *****9/620MS/*27M^627M1/627M2
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      351 23 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels DO'S AM SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO P KELANG. PENANG, BUSAN. INCHON Hi 7 Dmn/MMM Entam Orni/m (Ma*) Hi Dmm/MCM Ni OMK/U7N t«l«m LMk/CK (IMi) lb I Dwm/MCN Ni. 7 Dwa/M7N Mi Owm/MTM Hi i Dm/HM SPOHI »UNIS Nt Pll INI AGIHCIIS PU lID Icl ?*****/
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      498 23 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SMSOV BUHDWG 55. Market Street Singapore 0104 Tel: *****33 (15 Lines) Terminal Office: *****41/2 Cable Address SMSOV SINGAPORE Tetei Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** PENANG P KELANG M/S SHMKAT NAM SOON SON. BHD. IST AND 2NO FLOOR. NO 1 JALAN CtMPCNMG.
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      67 23 Vfi /s////v tl Lirsr JAPAN HOKCKONC STRAITS SUN HOPf V.3A SAd faM NPTO MMU V.3A Mrf 11/1 OSO MMNO. I *-27* 11/ l 21/1 M airey f«r M.V. Sw tap* V.3A to InW IS/ty* at fi* K2O few OMt-1200 In. Hmtc be no hrttwr tm*y aft* Ni Mt. SHBUSAWA MEBHM
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      427 24 IE REGIONAL CONTAINER LINES TO BANGKOK (5 WEEKLY SAILINGS) 1C321EE21 j ESI EH! m I -'I in 12-13/8 Mm/Tat 114-15/S DRAGON liim nurw iolzj n —imr-*ni I" ,J 1J iLL J If.M FT¥T7mks*ilm ummrsm J F" ?-7i 1 EmZMI eezb Sat/Sun 123-24/1 24-24/1 Sat/Sw 130-31/1 31-31/1 icsai i trsai TO
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      157 24 m t Regional Weather M »r i -vIN W. > v I* oew^> fo3 l< v LLIS ILL C yA CT" Wind direction with speed in knots Wave height SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. LEGEND: Sl^T 0 11 direction with speed in knots Rain Wave
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      161 25 ETA SMJN6 ROTATION II 12/8 SPORE/MADRAS/CALCUTTA OH IS/S SPORE/MADRAS/TUTICORM HT 22/1 BMTULU/MADItAS/CALCUTTA GENERAL MTERNAVE AGENCES PTE LTD AGENTS: #22-09 MTERNATKMAL PLAZA SPORE 0207 TEL: *****00 TLX: ***** MANAGEMENT •very Monday 1 SNGAPORE PENANG *****11 (12 Lines) TELEX: RS ***** FRTMAN 04-*****7/*****4 TELEX: MA ***** FRTMAN 1 NSC AGENCES K. LUMPUR
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      589 25 LUCKY SEAWAY SERVICES S potfi Tel *****55 Tl» .bobl KK Tel 088 2217bb ***** Tl. MA ***** Seaway S.E. Asia to R*d BM/M*dlt«rran«an. VESSEL BIT MDOKSU SGt PKELMK LOMJMG FOR SHUNTI 1979 SJM h« 12/1 MM, IMM. N. MJUtw T«t: 03-*****44/*****70, Th: Mft ***** En* S'PORE TO COLOMBO/MADRAS ETA ETD
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      623 25 >CN C LINES WEEKLY FCL LCL CONTAINER SERVICE CHUNK UE V6OSXUO HSSMG MM TAO TUM VMI KUO LUNG W 'Ti/riUi'M h I m j-1 v' .2 NXMESA/KAItAQt-OUBAMMIIMM VSL SUM TJWX P!I PM. KLA OHMM2D hi tot 15-IS/t 17-11/1 23-24/1 25-27/1 SHALAMAJt 22-24/9 25-27/8 21-30/9 1-3/11 44/1* Loadng for Harete-OkbM D—i—
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      411 26 FINE-LINER SMPPHKS (S) PTE LTD TEL: *****52, *****62, *****62 TLX: R*****1 FLINER u 3 i s FCL I La I ?\(l k TA*. il '.Ml SYD/ICL/BMS/MXL USA/CANMM PORTS NEK 2EJUJUO PORTS QMPC/UK PORTS MPfW/TMNMI PORT i> l(/l 24/1 31/1 11/ l 1/* l»/i 22/1 4/1 22/1 11/ I 24/1 1/1
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      373 26 HEAP SENG TRADING SNIPPING PTE LTD 0001 BEACH ROAD #19-01 GOLDEN NNLE TOWER SINGAPORE 0710 TEL NO. *****22 (3 UNES) TLX NO. R8 ***** HEARCO 11MILLIILL >; «i'K'v J. 14 M| UN n»m »m ftrn turn i u*l l(ta| ii/ij n*t n/tt tai 31/11 ta| »«'I4 *1 ntm Mill* Wl
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      551 26 C.Y. LINE (A Mtmbtr Of Tho ACE Consortium) CHO YANG SHIPPING CO. LTD FU.LY CONTAMERtSED SERVICE TO EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) at NK CM CMP* CONTMO OMNTM. OKF MM KOREAN MOM Ml ST tin v» ton Hm Fitan K"W| lw» Maa» 1/9 2/1 J/1 4/1 7/1 1/1 4/1 1/1 M/ 9
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      641 26 Everett Lines vum, VAPOREES (Cf.V.) "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" t ojAflf Kx Cjta Mal*m k m K ottac Pwrnwr. pom m«h tnmfcewK it Kote On CfV Throafd Ms ot la*nc to hiul tntiMtm A Zk NMM(* P. K«ian( MUWUrnOETT THOMUTOnT HuanExn 13/14 A« 24/» A« I 3/4 Uj "EVERETT ORIENT LINE"*
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      113 26 Z M rfri r* rt h u 71/VH I 11/9/H I IS/V* I 21/9/K zrrzarrririrF GOLD STAR LINE FLEX AFRICA 13/8 (DKECT) CALLMG COLOMBO. DAB-B-SALAAM. MOMBASA. Acarmc b/bulk and comtabos STAR SWPPIIK ACENCES (SiTTTITB Mar ma H«m TaJ *****66 Mktg *****91/2 TEI FAX: *****70 ST s»npp<og (sir-gapcx-e) private imnLecJ REGULAR
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