The Business Times, 7 November 1986

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 192/12/85 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1161 75 CENTS
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    FINANCIAL NEWS SUMMARY
    183 1 EXCHANGE RATES THE S$ closed weaker at 2.1910/20 (2.1890/1900 previously) against the US$ in the forex market yesterday. It fell to $3.1342/78 (3.1237/73) against the The local unit also went down slightly against the M$, but rose against the yen and DM. USS: 163.65/75 yen, 2.0655/65 DM,
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  • Article
    Laws to protect non-smokers in the air, says Hu
    396 1 ANTI-SMOKING LAWS will be considered to ensure the rights of non-smokers to a smoke-tree environment, the Health and Finance Minister Dr Richard Hu said yesterday. Introduction of economic and legislative measures will be looked into to achieve the objectives of the
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    Resolve pressing issues, new SES committee told Resolve pressing issues, new SES committee told
    572 1  -  Pillay draws up action programme By NAJEEB JARHOM THE NEW COMMITTEE 01 the Stock Exchange of Singapore (SES) has been told to come up with a firm plan for the introduction of negotiated commissions and to
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    Outlook for financial services brightens
    480 1  -  «asm By SOH TIANG KENG, Financial Correspondent BANKERS and financiers have cast out some of their gloom on business prospects in Singapore. After months of uncertainty and pessimism, they have predicted a better overall business climate for the current sixmonth period from October this year
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  • Article
    Lock icon KL gives green light for cuts in benefits and overtime pay
    238 1 Bernama THE MALAYSIAN Cabinet has given the go-ahead for retrenchment benefits and overtime rates to be brought down to a "more realistic" level to ease the financial burden on the private and public sectors. Labour Minister Datuk Lee Kim
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    Lock icon KL intervenes to keep ringgit stable
    136 1 Bernama THE MALAYSIAN government, through Bank Negara, practises intervention to control speculation on the ringgit and to ensure that its value remains stable. Deputy Finance Minister Datuk Haji Sabbaruddin Chik told Parliament yesterday that the ringgit need not be devalued since the value was
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    Selling pressure prevails on stock market
    141 1 SHARE PRICES finished lower on the Singapore stock market as profit-taking prevailed (or the third consecutive day yesterday. The Straits Times Industrial Index extended its technical correction by another &H points to 907.78. The all-sector BT Composite Index dropped 8.33 points to 803.82. Turnover
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    Lock icon Ghafar confirms plan to bail out cooperatives
    127 1 Bernama MALAYSIAN Deputy Prime Minister Ghafar Baba yesterday confirmed a Bank Negara proposal for local banks and finance companies to bail out some of the deposit-taking cooperatives whose assets and activities have been frown. He said that Bank Negara had proposed to financial
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      276 1 Towards I unoki (tn tnvirooiiMnt, Piqc 2 SHARE INFORMATION MONEY A EXCHANGES RAW MATERIALS LETTER CROSSWORDS TV A RADIO OUR VIEW NEWS ABOUT HOW THE ECONOMY performed commands n t 0 L n e ore m P<>rtant port of Brig-Gen Lee's speech, however, is the need for measures to maintain
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      59 1 Tan Chok Klan Xak— BEB top sk*, Pag« 17 X Not time to sit back yet THE SIGNALS warrant cautious optimism that Singapore will succeed in leaving the ignominy of last year's economic contraction behind. But there is no room for complacency, warns the MTI in its report on Singapore's
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Market for bottled gas set to expand
      529 2  -  By MARTIN SOONG THE MARKET for bottled cooking gas could expand by as many as 3,000 customers next year when the Public Utilities Board (PUB) stops supplying piped gas to outlying areas in Singapore. Yesterday, the PUB announced that next November, 60 liquefied
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      Singapore gets top marks as convention city
      271 2  -  By GOH YEE LING SINGAPORE has been named as the top convention and exhibition city by one leading British trade publication, and voted the second best conference city in the world by another UK magazine. The third "50 Nations Survey" conducted by Conventions
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      Towards a smoke-free environment
      131 2 HAVE YOU STOPPED smoking yet? If not, a national programme with the theme 'Towards a Nation of Non-smokers' will be launched on Dec 1 to help you do so. The three-month mass media, educational and information campaign seeks to discourage smoking and help smokers quit smoking.
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      411 2 wmmmmmmmm K >V mm i m w r^.~ 1 ;%:r- AV...V>aW r ~«_l M 9 Vv '&*vs < •v*:;.':^:''' <» X V i rck^l7,l.-V/ILI 4 w *'iv r" r i- i i i i i > j i i i Last year, the bubble finally burst. Stock and share prices
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      1200 2 wvmmm FRIDAY AT THE MOVIES Terror At London Bridge 10.30pm, Channel 5 A Jack the Ripper copycat is killing women and throwing them off London Bridge in the same manner that the oriainal maniac did in 1888. Detectives Don Gregory (David Hasselhoff) and Joe Nez (Randolph Mantooth) play modern-day Sherlock
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  • 3RD QUARTER ECONOMIC SURVEY
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      Lock icon Republic's exports increased by 3.4pc
      438 3  -  By BOEY KIT YIN DOMESTIC EXPORTS grew 3.4 per cent in the three months to September the first increase after five consecutive quarters. Exports of locally-made products reached $8.12 billion in the third quarter, largely because of the 5 per cent climb in September and
      Source: Deportment of Statistics  -  438 words
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      How the investment pie was cut
      284 3  -  By LOH HUI YIN THE ELECTRICAL machinery appliance industry drew in more than a third of total investment commitments of $1,023 million in the first nine months of this year. Commitments amounting to $351 million went into the industry from January to September, compared
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      State revenue collection stands at $4,540 million
      203 3 WHEN the current fiscal year reached the half-way mark in September, the government's revenue collection stood at less than a third of what it hoped to achieve for the whole year. Statistics from the 3rd Quarter Economic Survey showed that revenue netted from
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      Money supply grew 10pc in September
      251 3 THE REPUBLIC'S money supply grew at an annual rate of 10 per cent In September, reflecting mainly the deficit budgetary operations of the government. Growth in narrow money, Ml, grew by $230 million during the third quarter to |9.1 billion, while the broad monetary
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      582 3 The Worltfs First Camera The new Nikon F5Ol is exceptional in every sense of the word. It is the first of its kind in the world with FOUR focussing modes (TWO AUTOFOCUS and TWO MANUAL FOCUSSING MODES)! Two Auto-focus Modes Offering not one but two autofocus modes in the compact
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  • ASIA-PACIFIC
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      Lock icon Nakasone making trip to China
      738 4 Both sides likely to tread softly on trade and other divisive issues AP JAPANESE PRIME MINISTER Yasuhiro Nakasone and his Chinese hosts are expected to tread softly around trade and other divisive issues and emphasise the crucial nature of good SinoJapanese ties when the Japa-
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      Lock icon China's economic zones fail to meet state goals
      171 4 Reuter CHINA'S four special economic zones have missed the goals set for them by the government, mainly because of incomplete economic legislation and a shortage of capital and energy, said the New China News Agency yesterday. It said the four zones, three
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      Lock icon Wasting technology in bits and bytes
      271 4 FT CHINA'S imports of computers have been wasted in many cases because enterprises buying the equipment have had neither the necessary expertise nor compatible technology, the official EcofiamJc D*ilyh*s admitted. > The paper said that China Qnported 70,000 computers in MM bfft "many offices
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      Lock icon Gurkha demand for homeland rejected
      242 4 Reuter THE INDIAN government has rejected demands by Gurkhas for a separate homeland in eastern India. Minister of State for Home Affairs P Chidambaram told Parliament that New Delhi would not allow Nepali-speaking Gurkhas to set up a separate state within India. Dozens of people
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      Lock icon Canberra assures Asean over its Indochina stance
      253 4 Reuter AUSTRALIA HAS TOLD non-communist South-east Asian countries that it is not involved in any official Joint ventures with Vietnam or Cambodia, a foreign ministry spokesman said yesterday. He was commenting on fears expressed by the Association of South-east Asian Nations (Asean) over
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      Lock icon Australia and NZ can fight regional threat: Lange
      90 4 Reuter NEW ZEALAND Primelfinister David Lange said yesterday that Australia and New Zealand could together deal with any regional military threat without help from outside. "Australia and New Zealand together have the ability to deal with any possible threat to our Interests
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      Lock icon Students oppose Herzog's visit
      186 4 AP INDONESIAN Muslim students have called for regional solidarity against a planned visit by Israeli President Chaim Herzog to two member countries of the Aaagpiatk» of South-east Asta» Nations. Tfce students', association of Muhammaddiyah, the country's largest non-political Islamic organisation, urged the Philippine and Singapore governments
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      Lock icon Japan urged to invest more in Australia
      323 4 AP JOHN BUTTON, the Australian Minister of Industry, Technology and Commerce, expressed optimism on Wednesday that the Japanese were taking a fresh look at prospects for investment in his country. Speaking to 500 Japanese businessmen in Tokyo, Mr Button noted that the recent
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      Lock icon Sanctions call rejected
      139 4 Reuter JAPAN, South Africa's second largest trading partner after Britain, hss declined a request from members of the NonAligned Movement for "comprehensive, mandatory sanctions" against Pretoria. Japanese Foreign Minister Tadsshi Kuranari gave Tokyo's response at a meeting with visiting foreign ministers from nonaligned nations on Wednesday, the
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      797 4 ARRIVALS Optrotw Scrvica Local FfiM SIA SQI03 tWM 0950 KUL CPA CX7I0 1015 CGK CAL CJ806 1015 CGK MAS MH603 1020 KUL RBA BM2I 1030 BWN PAL PR 504 1030 KUL SWR SRI 76 1040 ZRH/BKK OA GA960 1100 CGK SIA SO 105 1105 KUL sia SO
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      159 4 Supreme Events in Cuisine No. 11 i i n t n i n I n H I H •'-A V HM November 1 to 30,1966 The Belvedere's Supreme Events in Cuisine this month features no less than 60 tempting French favourites! Appetisers are rich with Fines de Claires, pate en
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      63 4 I f I The business person's choice, every I I H\ I II I Tuesd °V' Thursdoy, Soturdoy and I 1 1 f| \l I 1 I Sunday. Leaving Changi Airport at I V/ WJL 1 JL 22:00 hours ondorriving at Lester B. Pearson International Airport the following morning at
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  • REST OF THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Investment by German likely to slow down
      304 5 Reuter INVERMDIT by West German industry will grow strongly next year, but at a rale well short of the eicepttansny Ugh levels of MS and ISM,, the IPO economic rsssarch institute said. 1b a report it predicted that manufacturing will in- crease Investment
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      Lock icon US studies ways to sharpen competitiveness
      404 5 NYT THE REAGAN ADMINISTRATION, worried about a failure of American exports to respond to deep cuts in the value of the dollar and to the removal of some foreign trade barriers, has formed a group to study ways to sharpen US competitiveness. The action
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      Lock icon Comecon members agree on closer cooperation
      189 5 Reuter PRIME MINISTERS of the Sovi-et-led trading group Comecon have agreed on closer cooperation between economic enterprisee In member countries and on an expanded nuclear power programme. The "Winhi Rumanian newe agency Agerpres said the 10 member etates rigned a communique after ending tkree
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      Lock icon UN votes for Soviet pullout
      80 5 AP THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY of the UN has approved overwhelmingly a resolution railing for immediate withdrawal of Soviet troops from Afghanistan. The resolution was passed on Wednesday by 122-90, with 11 abstentions. In 1985, the vote on the similar resolution was *****, with 12 abstentions.
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      Lock icon Opec figures show decline in oil exports
      186 5 Reuter NEW FIGURES from the OrgaitaatiOQ of Pctrolnun ExportCotrt— tbcm that its ofl export* Ml by nearly 10 per cent hi IMS and (irtlirn that its dMR of the world market contracted in the prevalent glut Opec IMB erode oil «ports fleO by
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      Lock icon Senate shift sparks protectionist fears
      579 5 NYT REPRESENTATIVES at major US corporations have said that with Democrats apparently prepared to make trade policy the focus of their legislative agenda, business would have to be on guard against mensurss that invite retaliation from America's trading partners. "UnUke the Senate in ISM, the
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      Lock icon US voter turnout drops to 44-year low
      212 5 AP EARLY FIGURES indicate that only 37 .3 per cent of the United States's voting-age population cast ballots in Tuesday's general election, the lowest rate in 44 years, a research group reported oa Wednesday. The preliminary totals show that SS.Hff.SW ptqrtt went to
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon Egypt sets new forex rate amid talks with IMF
      295 6 Reuter EGYPT has quietly fixed a fourth exchange rate for its currency, the pound, while holding talks with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on unifying the system. Bankers said yesterday the move appeared to run counter to Cairo's declared intention of
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      Forex markets
      653 6 SINGAPORE: The US dollar recovered against major currencies in fairly active late trading yesterday, but still closed slightly lower compared with New York's levels. Hie late recovery was boosted by European buying following Japanese Finance Minister Kiichi Miyazawa's comments to Japan's Jiji press that there was no need
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      Precious metals
      283 6 HONGKONG: The metal closed weaker yesterday in fairly active trading, mainly on selling by US houses. There was light local buying interest at the opening when the dollar suddenly fell sharply. But the dollar soon recovered and local traders returned to the sidelines. The metal ended at U*****.50/404.00
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      Asian $ market
      225 6 Asian market ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rates closed steady at yesterday's opening levels in quiet afternoon trading. Period rates were mostly steady at the outset and remained unchanged subsequently. Indkates the aver aft of the prime temflnf rates of 12 major Ms operatini in Stofapore us$ OHw M 7 doyt 6
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      Simex
      673 6 DECEMBER US T-bsad opened two ticks higher at 98.11 yesterday on the good demand for the US 10-year note auction. After hitting a high of 98.16, prices turned around and slipped off to 98.07 on a lower US dollar due to a newspaper report that the Japanese Finance Minister
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      Foreign Exchange
      210 6 Interbank rates at 3pm yesterday: •M Offer a mm parity Local dollars fa ana anil o4 focasy carraacy: US dolor 2.1910 2.1920 2.8196 -22 29 Staring pound 3.1342 3.1378 7 3469 -57 34 Austraten dolor 1 4066 1 4094 ***** -58 97 IMZ dolor 1.1108 1.1135 ***** -67.60
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      Money markets
      126 6 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore interbank market closed at 1-1/4 per cent yesterday, down one point from Wednesday. The one and two-month rates (ell by 1/16 point each while the three-month rate was down 1/8 point. S$ Interbank rotes ot 7pm yesterday: Offer Bid 0»«f raght I
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      142 6 The classic afternoon tea is now playing at The Loungp. Every afternoon, you can stroll into and cakes, and imaginative sandwiches. range of cocktails in Singapore. While the in the sight of the unique waterfall and The Lounge, relax and treat yourself to a While a classical quartet rounds off
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  • TECHNOLOGY
    • BITS & BYTES
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        Lock icon No more embarrassment for the deaf
        132 7 EVER SEEN a person stop pairing in the middle of a eon venation, put his finger In his ear and start to rotate it? Don't feel Insulted. Chances are that he is Just trying to adjust his hearing aid. The age of miniaturis- ation
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        Lock icon Making breathing easier in an emergency
        114 7 NYT A CLEAR plastic hood to protect a person's breathing in an emergency such as a fire or chemical spill has been invented for the Molecular Technology Corp, Ohio. Tom T John, an engineer in St Petersburg, Florida, was awarded patent 4,814,186 by the
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        Lock icon Studying ethereal bodies via satellite
        149 7 Reuter SPACE AGENCIES from the US, the Soviet Union, Europe and Japan, inspired by their recent success in monitoring Halley's Comet, are to cooperate on new projects to study the sun and Mars. A spokesman for the four agencies, whose top officials and scientists ended
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      Lock icon Medical legacy of Hughes
      648 7 Institute finances more than 200 scientists in biomedical research UPI, AP TEN YEARS after billionaire Howard Hughes died during a vain search (or a medical miracle, a select group of scientists is spending his money searching for dozens of medical breakthroughs. The Howard Hughes Medical Institute
      UPI,; AP  -  648 words
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      New company set up to take on Big Blue
      348 7 IBM's dominance in the European mainframe computer market is being challenged by a new West German company that intends to do one billion marks worth of business in its first year. The new company, yet to be named, is a Joint
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      Lock icon US scientists working on temperature control clothes
      342 7 NYT SCIENTISTS are now weaving climate control into clothes, with an experimental chemical treatment that takes the winter chill out of cold snaps and the summer swelter out of feverish heat waves. Developed by the US Agricultural Research Service, the process promises wool
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      235 7 wmmm !?rf f T t i I Genius runs in the family, NCR 9800 Mainframe computer V v mm •v as *> >:-'r f** n 'i IfH m lUM y t- i•* NCR Tower 32 Mini computer NCR PCB personal computer Every member of our family of computers share a
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  • FEATURES
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      A new wage system needed
      483 8 GOOD NEWS tempered with words of caution have, except for the past two years or so, been a salient feature of economic reports by government ministers. Brigadier-General (Res) Lee Hsien Loong's update on Singapore's economic performance in the third quarter was no different He had
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      Lock icon Path to economic recovery still slippery
      1177 8  -  Singapore's performance during the first three quarters of this year seems to indicate a return to the growth path. However, there is no room for unwarranted optimism. The path may still be slippery, aggravated by factors adverse to Singapore. Economics Correspondent ZHOU MEI reports
      Source: Economic Survey of Singapore, Third Quarter 1986, MTI  -  1,177 words
    • Article
      Call to widen scope of CPF scheme
      301 8  -  Letter to the Editor Investor Deer Sr, One of the main reasons why CPF shareholders have withdrawn about {100 million out of $2 bUlk» of their investible savings is that they are only allowed to buy gold and 71 Singa-pore-incorporated trustee stocks. With
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      When the small is a source of strength
      424 8 ACTING Minister of Trade and Industry, Brig-Gen (Res) L& Hsien Loong, bemoaned the fact that NICs like Hongkong, Taiwan and South Korea, Singapore's competitors on the international arena, are all expected to fare much better than Singapore in economic growth in the
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      139 8 ROOM RATES. FIVE STAR HOTEL FIVE STAR VALUE No minimum stav requirements, no special pre-requisites, no gimmicks. •Offer valid till 31st December 1986. Stay in the luxurious Century Park Sheraton Singapore and enjoy 5-star service in an atmosphere of quiet elegance. Ideqlly located qtop exclusive Nossim Hill, just q minute
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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    USSR NATIONAL DAY
    409 9  -  Message by Mr. Vladimir Semenov Ambassador of the USSR in the Republic of Singapore On 7th of November Soviet people celebrate the Anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution of 1917 which gave birth to a Socialist state in old czarist Russia Nowadays the Soviet Union is
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    ECONOMIC REFORM IN THE USSR
    661 9  -  by Leonid Korenev, Novosti economics corespondent The economic reform u pining momentum. Administrative methods of management are giving way to purely economic ones. For thousands of Soviet plants and factories that means going over to selffinancing and no longer depending on the national budget. There
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      321 9 cgongratulations to the Government People of the USSR on their 69th Anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution From -rt I 1 ISP m UNI m en MS MOSCOW NARODNY BANK LIMITED Established in London in 1919 Total Assets exceed £2162 million Singapore Branch: 50 Robinson Road, MNB Bulking, Singapore
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    SOVIET MENU FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW
    662 10  -  Br Lev Voskresensky, APN economic writer In analysing the socioeconomic plan for 1986-1990, recently endorsed by the USSR Supreme Soviet (Parliament). you will not fail to noticc an important thing. The agrobusiness section emphasises not federal aggregates (millions of tonnes, billions of roubles, etc.).
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    TRANS-SIBERIAN RAILWAY LINE HANDLES TRANSIT CONTAINER TRAFFIC
    757 10  -  ay Dmitry Sasorov Foreign cargoes are dipped across Soviet territory by Soyuztranzit whore Director General Anatoly Na aarov ays the bulk of East-West container traffic is handled by the Trans-Siberian Railway Line. Shipping by rail from the Baltic Sea to the Paofic coast
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    Chernobyl: A View from Above
    300 10  -  Investigation of Territory around the Nuclear Power Plant by G. Alimov Experts from the Acrogeoktgia Association. USSR Ministry of Geology, the Kurchatov Atomic Energy Institute and the Earth Physics Institute, of the Soviet Academy of Sciences, have surveyed ***** square kilometres of territory around the
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      110 10 to the Government People of the USSR on die occasion of their 69th Anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution. from Am a)* ?*<*€ ©BO©S (°)©(°)Qff (sjtfSX-fcagGS G(°)GQD Ofos) 44, Gul Drive. Singapore 2262. Tel: *****16 Cable Add: "APPBOX" Telex: APPBOX RS ***** x to die Government People of the
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      149 10 wm u wm w the Government People of the USSR on their 69th Anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution 250 North Bridge Road. #27-04 Raffles City Tower, Singapore 0617 Tel: 339 2200, Fax: 339 1847 Tlx: RS *****, Cables: WOODWARD Congratulations to the Government ft People of the USSR
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    SOVIET BOOK-PUBUSHING
    889 11  -  Br Gavriil Petrosyan The changes, though slight, in the Soviet book world today are perceived as almost sensational. There are signs that the book demand is being gradually satisfied. These signs Iwve been noted both by the public and the press. I have personally seen the book The
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  • SPORTS
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      Zeeshan dumps champ in three-set thriller
      549 11  -  By WALTON MORAIS ZEESHAN ALI began like a boy but finished a man to end Jus ted jo Tarik's four-year domination of the DHL Singapore Open grasscourt tennis championships yesterday. In a classic confrontation between an ageing champion and a rising star, the 16-year-old
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      Lock icon WBA warns Hagler against fight
      120 11 UPI THE Workl paring ened to strip Marvfi Hagler of Ms miiliHi rhsiiiiiiisisMp if he Q|Bft Ray Leonard in aa tnuafr thortoed title boat Hagler has signsd j contract to defend Ms ttiCf on April I in Las Vegfe Nevada, against tormm welterweight and JunfeC
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      Lock icon Mecir advances into EC quarter-finals
      294 11 Reuter THIRD-SEEDED Miloslav Medr moved «wlftly to the quar-ter-finals of the European Community Championship in Belgium on Wednesday, contemptuoaly dismissing Australian tennis doublet specialist Paul McNamee 6-1 M In the second match of the evening session, 16-year-old American Aaron Krickstein sent eighth-seeded Frenchman Thierry Tulasne
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      Lock icon America's Cup challenge: Winds take heavy toll
      248 11 AFP WINDS of up to 21 knots exacted a heavy toll on day five of the round two America's Cup challenge elimination races yesterday. Two boats were forced to pull out, another lost a man overboard, and most incurred gear damage in the
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      122 11 Heartiest the Government and People of the USSR on their 69 th anniversaiy of the Great October Socialist Revolution Keppel Shipyard Office Address: 325, Telok Blangah Road Singapore 0409 Postal Address: Maxwell Road P.O. Box 2169 Singapore 9041 Cable: "KEPPELDOK" Telex: RS ***** Tel: *****66 Telefax: *****76 jf to the
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      199 11 ftatel (newly renovated) FOOD STOP a?#v Daily from 7.00 am —11.30 am. SHAOBING YOU TIAO BUFFET BREAKFAST AT STEVENS CORNER. •Indulge in the first ever Taiwanese Shaobmg You Tiao Buffet Breakfast in town alongwith other delights like our sweet or salted Soya-bean milk, Taiwanese porridge. Chicken porridge and local black
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      689 11 i j CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 4 Prudence where insurance is concerned (6) 7 One sphere of sport 8 Going down the beoch (6) 10 The Carmelites, chosen few (5) 13 Rush to hear a new version (4) 14 She's part of our heritage (4) 15 On board, it's child's 16
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      100 12 AFP A CONTRACT worth US$2 billion was signed in Amsterdam on Wednesday for the sale of 100 Fokkker F 100 airliners between the Dutch Fokker production company and a new group called GPA Fokker 100 Ltd. The new group comprises GPA Group Ltd, of Shannon in
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      313 12 FT DAIMLER-BENZ has announced a 529-million-mark (US$26O million) rights issue which makes a departure from its traditional pricing policy, even though shareholders will still be able to buy the new shares at a very large discount. For the first time since
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      59 12 Reuter LOUIS VUITTON SA has informed the Paris Stock Exchange that it plans to Mb an exchange offer of either common shares or convertible debt securities and cash for all of Veuve Clicquot, a French maker of champagne and perfume. The company said on Wednesday that
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      292 12 Reuter WALL STREET stock prices moved up on Wednesday, undeterred by US election results that shifted Senate control to the Democrats. Traders said the continued interest in stocks associated with takeovers and restructurings buoyed the market. After falling by as much as eight
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      143 12 NOV 05 C$ 17* M Prow Plpa b M 39 IB* Alcan Mum 43* Karr Adtfcon LaWaw Co 15* 12* Atgomo SH 13 Mcntf BM 42 16* unch Bark Of Mun»«J 33* 37% 22* M Canada 29* 21* Brascan O A Campbl Laka Canodtan Imp Bank 27* 2Bh 19*
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      Johannesburg
      207 12 NOV 05 ■mmt Trm* Bk 138 3 Un Steal 75 unch MDUSTVIALS WooMfu 1450 unch A Afcho 122* unch M MNGS 260 unch 6825 125 Aaci 1475 unch Zzr*:: 4408 ***** 2300 75 2150 •75 >550 -50 C G Sntfh 3100 4-10 Chart* 1700 Com Gold 4320 20 Cunit
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      650 12 NOV OS US$ Alcon AJumn 31 AICBO 36% Aha InH IS AMmd Sif AM Storot 41* 66* unch ACt-Chalmari 3* inch Am Bran* Inc 46% inch Am Can Co as C, mi mm it 80H Am B*c P»r 2S* Am Eupmt 59 Am Homo Prod 79* Am Melon
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      644 12 Frankfurt MOV 05 Ob Aog 309 .00 -3.5 BASF 277 508-2.4 Boyor 301 80 5 2 ■oyw Vemmber* 523 00 4 BMW ***** -2 Ciwriwtrt 30*00 -3.5 Conk Gumm ***** >14 DumimSmi *****0Oauticha Bonk ***** -7.5 OrMdnar Bonk 3*7 00 unch HoochM *****8-7 2 Hoo»eh 133.00 Horun 235.008
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      56 12 Reuter best-know* items on US gucaj Mm, Hid an Wednesday that it had booght hack Aim worth about US$36O from a potential takeover «roop. led ar Reaald Perebnaa, recently told CPC it had CPC, a gtouaj products and emfnesMi eaem,aidttatMdd It booght sb Wsdnsaday
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  • ASIAN STOCKS
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      353 13 HONGKONG: Share prices yesterday closed sharply higher in heavy trading, as bargain hunting helped the market rebound from Wednesday's steep decline. Brokers said the market was oversold on Wednesday and early weakness at the opening soon brought investors back into the market. But selling interest by overseas institutions remained
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      236 13 MOV M AM Sincm Mm NT 170N 27 AO -0.1 -01 unch -0.2 Koin Kuochan Da* La* Chang Yuan 26 10 22.70 30 10 -0.2 -0.1 1 Cathay Cora Chang Hwo Bank Own Looog Ota Hun Camant 35.50 40.20 26.80 Lian Hwo Indus Nan Ya Plaa Pacific Cora 21
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      390 13 TOKYO: The market average yesterday closed higher as domestic demand-related issues rose on expectations of increased American pressure to boost consumer spending following Wednesday's Democratic gains in the US mid-term elections. But, brokers said, export-relat- Ed issues fell because the victory was also likely to intensify protectionist measures against
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      81 13 NOV M Nm Acom Mining Anglo Phi Ap«x Mnna B 0.022 inh AKat Con. 8 Gold Bonguvt Con. B 1 Frit PM HMgi 1 L (panto B < Morcoppor 1 10 +3 160 -f 0.2 >1250 unch 164 +004 MontMl 0 023 -0 001 PM Ovctmos 0024 unch PMax
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      365 13 BYDNEY: Continued strong demand for industrial issues yesterday overcame selling pressure in the gold and mining sectors to push Australian share markets to their 44th record close this year. By the close of trading, the All Ordinaries Index was up 3.2 points from Wednesday's record at 1393.3 and the
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      127 13 NOV 0* Was Choi Sugar 1909 16 Dootm Ind 569 •IS B—— Corp 1174 -24 Doowoo Heavy 1290 20 DaaNn 2714 -56 Dong Ah Phar 820 >10 Dang Suh Stock 1335 -54 Dongfcu Steal 1605 ■6 Gold Star 1650 -IS Hood Bonk 885 -5 Hani Comant 1190 t*Kfc HankiA
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      156 13 BANGKOK: The Stock Exchange of Thailand Index yesterday fell 2.07 points to 184.55 on turnover of 1.8 million shares worth 192.80 million baht. MOW Oft 1 Mm* Siam Camam Siam OkNra Siam Oamt Liang 795 Mp •UH> IB Amo fibre AyuAyo >W<W Agr»M 209 211 47 unch undt •05
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      52 13 Reuter THE OIL COUNCIL of the Japanese Ministry of International Trade and Industry yesterday approved a merger between Asia Kyoeeki Oil Co Ltd and Asia Oil Co Ltd, both subsidiaries of a refining group headed by Cosmo Oil Co Ltd. The merger will take place next
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      Lock icon Analysts expect Fletcher bid for NZ Forest to succeed
      270 13 Reuter FLETCHER CHALLENGE LTD's chances of success are high in its full takeover bid for NZ Forest Products Ltd, according to sharebrokers and analysts in Wellington. Initial reaction to the bid, which valued NZ Forest shares at NZ$3.B4 each, saw Forest
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      Lock icon Tokyo lets in eight foreign securities firms
      101 13 AFP THE JAPANESE Finance Ministry has approved applications filed by eight foreign securities companies to start business in Japan. This will bring the number of foreign firms doing securities business in Japan to 36. The eight are Morgan Grenfell, Montagu Securities, James Capel
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      Lock icon ANA in Beijing building venture
      84 13 Reuter ALL NIPPON AIRWAYS Go Ltd (ANA) and C Itoh and Co Ltd have signed an agreement to set up a Joint venture with an 18-year term to bnOd a hotel and office building in Beijing. A Chinese newspaper said yesterday that the venture,' China
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      251 13 UPI NISSAN MOTOR 00, Japan's second largest car manufacturer, yesterday said it posted decreased sales and profits (or the half-year ended Sep 30, due mainly to the yen's sharp appreciation. The company said non-consoli-dated net income fell 38.3 per cent from the corresponding
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      93 13 Reuter NEW ZEALAND-BASED Chase Corp Ltd has gained control of electronics and photographies manufacturer Hanimex Ltd after acquiring a parcel of 6.57 million shares yesterday to lift its stake to an estimated 53 per cent. Chase's broker, Rivkin Ltd, bought the parcel on the
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      105 13 5? -3* Rendezvous in the Pork Cafe in the Park. On green, exclusive Nassim Hill. Discover international and local favourites done to perfection. Prawn Mee. Nasi Goreng. Prawn Curry. Rahmschnitzel. Hainanese Chicken Rice. Plus a whole lot more. All in our a la carte menu. Ample free parking. A® Century
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      64 13 ONL> $12.50 BUFFET-LUNCH COMBINING THE BEST OF EASTERN A WESTERN DISHES L 5i vr m ti» <pHpl vi* 5 V Lunch Hours: 12 noon 2.30pm (Mon to Sat) 11,30 am 2.30pm (Sun Public Holidays) "tiikUJi 19, Cairn hill Circla. Singapore 0922. Tel: *****22 Talax: RS ***** What s So Special
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      Lock icon KL banks to manage loans lor tin miners
      366 14 MBT |(ALATSIAN BANKING and Bank Bumiputra will maange the 910 soft Isaa scheme to asrist tin aiaa tide over the current OfOcult times. It wm be flnsnrsd from the New Investments Fund (NIF). The NIP, originally applicable only to agriculture, manufacture, and
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      Lock icon M'sia to keep sugar accord
      102 14 Bernama MALAYSIA to Interested in buying about XX),000 tonnes of raw sugar from the Philippines every year In keeping with its commitment to help out its fellow Asean members, according to Philippine Trade Industry Minister Joee Conception. Malaysia imports about 40OJQO tonnes of sugar a
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      Lock icon Platinum still volatile with lower prices
      200 14 Reuter A SPECULATIVE BUBBLE which saw platinum letch its highest prices in six years has burst, but the white metal may not altogether lose its new allure. Metals traders said on Wednesday platinum prices shot up by more than US$26O an ounce from US$4O
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      KL Tin
      91 14 THE PUCE ef da sa the Kaaia Lemper Tla Market wsakwiil 14 esato to Mflf.73 per kg at yesterday's close sa lack ef haylag Interest. The fall was la line wtth aa easier Buopeaa tints la again ef Ike ikiiHh while local demand eentlnaed light. Eurspeaa buyers Turnover
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      OIL & PRODUCTS
      74 14 OIL PRODUCTS ALL PRODUCTS firmer except low sulphur waxy residue which remained stable in quiet trading. Closing prices for crw Jo (fob origin) US$/berrel Change Dubai (Dec) 13.48 +0.38 WTI, West Texas Intermediate, (Dec) 14.95 -0.13 dosing prfcos for products (fob Smgoporo) US$/borrel Chonge Kerosene 19.50 +0.15 Gasoil 15.55 +0.25
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      Produce exchange
      132 14 CMmm Produce Exchangt S«(l«n' detmg phcm on Nov 6 (SS/100 kg). Coconut oil Boftc FOB 50.00 Old drum FOB 63 00 New drum FOB 67.00 Copro Mixed Ooom) 41 P*pp.r Muntok Whit# FOB NLW 1370.00 Sarawak Whit* FOB faq NLW 1355.00 Sarawak spaciai black FOB NLW 952.50 S
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      LONDON MARKETS
      466 14 COPFEE Robusta futures closed sharply lower on Wednesday, ending the afternoon can off the day's lows but with losses of £55 to £100 per tonne. Second position January closed at £2J50 per tonne, down £96 from Tuesday's closing. Volume totalled 5,604 lots. SUGAR Raw futures ended a quiet
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      PALM OIL
      170 14 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prices closed slightly lower yesterday after Ductus ting erratically for most of the day on further prof-it-taking and light shortcovering interest. India's presence in the market at its weekly palm oil tender and higher overnight Chicago soyoil futures helped to limit losses. Interest remained
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      RUBBER
      298 14 MHQAPOm The market closed slightly higher yesterday with December One RSS buyers quoted at IliS cents a kg, up 0.50 cent from Wednesday. The morning session gained 0.25 cent on some short-covering in quiet trading. Further short-cov-ering pushed prices higher in the afternoon but trading remained quiet. On the
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      RAS and MRELB
      269 14 RAS prices ia S cewteAs, FOt ia 1 Mta* HOC CLOSE hrw 1 RSS Prompt 184.25 185.25N 184.50 185. SON Int 1 RSS Dac 86 184.00 184.50 184.25 184.75 Int 1 RSS Jon 87 184.50 185.00 184.75 185.25 Int 2 RSS OP 182.50 184.50N 182.50 I84.50N In*
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      SSR and SMR
      81 14 (caataA*. Mlati) DEC to JAN «7 (CIHTM if mow Hi) (forwon imMth) NOON NOON RAS Rspan SaRan h>W SaRan SSR 20 171.00 173.00N 172.00 174.00N SSR 50 ***** 170.00N ***** 171.00N MRELB t Sdm >■»■»» SaRan SMR CV 286.00 288.00N 287.00 289 00N SMR L 286.00 288.00N
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      RICE
      67 14 Bangkok IrokM tic* (USI/tMM, KM) A-1 Super A-1 SfMdol 128 125 Whit* Ric« C-1 Special C-l 3rd unq unq 100% let dOM 255 1 tjr. 100% 2nd dou 220 Loonzotn not 100% 1st grade 100% 2nd pod* 100% 3rd dou 215 2?! 5% 205 100% 3rd grod* unq 10%
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      WHEAT
      167 14 WHEAT FUTURES on the Chicago Board of Trade ranged 2V* US cents a bushel higher to unchanged on Wednesday, with contracts for nenrby delivery lending the advance. December rose 2V4 cents at U552.9114 per uusnei. Prices rebounded train a lower opening with continued support from tight supplies of soft
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      SOYBEAN
      221 14 SOYBEAN FUTURES on the Chicago Board of Trade closed mostly higher on Wednesday, posting gains of 3V« US cents to V* cent a bushel in all but January, IMB wAkLJi i wmcn enora two cents lower. Prices recovered from initial weakness with support from continued concern about slow farmer
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      293 14 NOTICES IN THE MATHS OP THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. ltt AND IN THE MATTES OP >JjC) IJ, 'M iCi i PTE LTD (IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of Condor International Pte Ltd duly convened and held at 7500 A Beach Road, #04-318, The Plaza,
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      289 14 ■1 Cap ltt Aad b Hm Matter at AZIMUTH (PTE) LID (la Vdaatary UqaMattea) Mf tori' Vetaatary WMtagUp. At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of the abovenamed Company duly convened and held at 19 Jalan Buroh, Jurong, Singapore 2261 on the 30th day of October 1066 at 10.00
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      285 14 THE COMPANIES ACT (CAP. UK) MATRIX BUILDING CIVIL ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION PTE. LTD. (MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING UP) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of MATRIX BUILDING L CIVIL ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION PTE. LTD. duly convened and held at 585 North Bridge Road #11-07 Blanco Court Singapore 0718 on the 4th
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      240 14 THE COMPANIES ACT, CHAPTEB 1U AND AIBPOBT ENOINEEKINO AND SYSTEM PRIVATE (MEMBEBB' VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the abovenamed company deemed to have been held on 31 October 1900, the following Resolutions were duly passed:(a)That the company be wound up voluntarily pursuant to Section 290(1 Kb) of
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      275 14 At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of the abovenamed Company duly convened and held at 19 Jalan Buroh, Jurong, Singapore 2201 on the 30th day of October 1986 at 11.00 a.m., the Special Resolutions set out below were duly passed:- X i; r la i :n (a) That
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      311 14 I*E COMPANIES ACT, cap. m Mi KIM LUN DBTKIBUTOBB PRIVATE LIMITED At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of the Company duly convened and held at 51, Anson Road, #02-57 k 08-29 Anson Centre, Singapore 0007, on Friday, 7th November 1986 at 11.00 a.m. the following Special Resolutions were
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      851 14 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I, LEE HEE YAM, Nric No. *****47/J of Block 310 Hougang Avenue 5 #08-263, Singapore 1963 have applied for a First Clan Public House Licence in respect of premises M/s Oil Drum Deluxe Lounge Pte Ltd, 40 Armenian St. (Mayfair Hotel). Singapore 0617 and
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      Market loses ground as rally attempt fails
      4102 15 A FUBU ATTEMPT at a rebound in early afternoon trading faltered as sellers emerged to drive share prices on the Singapore stock market moderately lower across the board yesterday. The economic figures for the third quarter showing a GDP growth rate of 3.8
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      226 15 SINGAPORE nrtlrl QIAAA nlWI Hmi Mm* 9T (12.19 803 12 Aln HU«t 50< 202 37 fT Indiftn *****525 *****925 MUIH 396 +12 gToSw +l« +S 595 +10 (TCAO) 4144 £U I""'"" 233 +10 BTOCV +*****1 16T883 9r t -"r t 266 +9 ST Mastriali ***** 907 79
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      Business done on the SES
      3795 15 BID aad offer prim "y listed aad bmlaeeo la aad reported to the Slock Eachaafe of Stafapare yaeterdajr with the number of Stores traded 4>o*ni la bracket! la lota of MM unite unleee otkerwlee AD Thne Settlemeat Coatracta are quoted after the word "SETT'. B*f
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      FACB's unit joins Chinese venture
      356 16  -  16 ELAINE KOH FIRST ALLIED Corporation Bhd's latest acquisition, Sunnyland Industries, has made a Joint-venture agreement with two Chinese partners to set up a U559.93 million oleochemical venture in Dalian, China's second largest port. Under the 20-year Joint-venture, Sunnyland will subscribe for 50 per cent
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      Selected indices
      102 16 HONGKONG nongftono inow Thursday 1411.19 Wednesday 1392.76 Wnk ogo 1464.31 All Industrials Thursday 2193.6 Wednesday 2187.1 WMk ogo 2147.2 NEW YORK Thursdoy Wednesdoy W««k ago 2230.65 2203.71 2312.81 DOW Joe* Wednesday Tuesday Week ogo BS 1899.04 1892.44 1851.80 TOKYO Nkkii Avaragc Thursday *****.35 Wednesday *****.71 WMk ago *****.95
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      Unit trusts
      234 16 Monogwi' priest MARA-Bumiputrs foe Nov 7 First B'putro Socond B'putro 5.26 5.31 4.80 4.85 Singapore Unit Trust Third B'putro Fourth B'putro 3.75 3 80 4.24 4 29 The Convmrct 0.93 1 00 The Sovngi Fund 0.83 0.89 Fifth B-putro Sixth B'putro 2.76 2.81 2.78 2 83 S'por* Prog
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      Business done on the KLSE
      2039 16 BID ud offer prices officially listed and business ia sad reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchaage yesterday, with the number of shares traded riwwn ia brackets ia lots of 1,010 units unless otherwise MDUSTRIALS Acne (1856) AjMowt* QQ4S) dsssi (656) (2) 64.5 (5) 65
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      235 16 GENERAL CORPORATION l«M: EG 11 at Bunga Malar, Level 3, Pan Pacific Hotel, Jalaa Putra, t jrnipir gg Monday, Nov 10, at 10.30am. GLENEALY PLANTATIONS (MALAYA) Barhad: 27th AGM at Wlsma Talko, No.l, Jalaa S.P. Seenlvasagam, Ipoh, Perak. Malaysia on WwdM day, Nov 12, at 11 ttm. MCI
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      KL shares fall on lack of buying interest
      370 16 SHARE PRICES feU for the third consecutive day on the t jwwpw stock market yesterday on continued lack e< buying interest While buyers stayed on the sirtrttnrs to await dearer leads, share prices came under selling pressure. The market retreated over a
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      Stricken Duta Cons goes into receivership
      516 17  -  By CHAN OI CHEE LOSS-STRICKEN Duta Consolidated Bhd, with some Ms3o million bank debts, has been put into receivership by one of its principal lenders, Perwira Habib Bank. The property-cum-timber based company, controlled by Malaysian businessman Datuk Yap Yong Seong (also its managing director),
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      470 17 NATIONAL IRON Mi Steal Mils Ltd announced that Messrs Goh TJoei Kok and So Sloe Soen have resigned as directors of the company with effect from Nov 6. With immediate effect, Messrs Goh Eng Chew and Lim Chee Onn have been appointed as directors. ARAB-MALAYSIAN DevelifPt Bhd said
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      Tan Chok Kian takes SES top slot
      531 17  -  New executive chairman of stock exchange committee By NAJEEB JARHOM MR TAN CHOK KIAN, the chief executive officer of the Central Provident Fund Board, has been appointed the first full-time executive chairman of the Stock Exchange of Singapore committee. He will retire from
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      F&N and Heineken form new parent company for M Breweries
      265 17 LOCAL SOFT DRINKS giant Fraser A Neave and its long-standing Dutch partner Heineken have formed a jointventure company with a paidup capital of $96 million, which will be the new holding company for Malayan Breweries Ltd (MBL). The new company,
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      Lock icon Rothmans increases market share
      154 17 MBT ROTHMANS of Pall Mall (Malaysia) has managed to capture at least 40 per cent of the cigarette market in Malaysia, according to managing director Gerald Vessey. Mr Vessey, who was addressing shareholders at the company's annual general meeting on Wednesday, said the company's market share
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      Sale of strategic Mycom stake yet to be finalised
      140 17 TWO CONTROLLING shareholders of Mycom Bhd have clarified that the sale of a strategic block of 1.5 million shares at Ms 9 each, publicised more than a year ago, has yet to be completed. Vincent Tang Fook Lam, Mycom's chief executive,
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      KIO declares interest in Sime, Kulim
      287 17 THE CASH-RICH Kuwait Investment Office has declared substantial shareholdings in two listed plantation-based companies Sime Darby Bhd and Kulim (M) Bhd. Yesterday, it was disclosed for the first time that KIO had 47 million Sime Darby shares, representing about 5.1 per cent of the
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      352 16 4TH CHINA BUSINESS CONFERENCE 1986 CHINA ECONOMIC, TECHNICAL AND TRADE CO-OPERATION Date: December 17 tlB 1986 (International Conference) December 19, 20 A 21 1986 (Business Meeting) Venue: Putra World Trade Centre, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Guests-Of-Honour YTM Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra At-ttaj Chairman, Star Publications (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd YM Tunku Dato'
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      133 16 INVEST IN AUSTRALIAN .*T*l' j 3.1 a Now is an excellent time to invest in secure Australian commercial property as a result of attractive exchange rates, and the relaxation of foreign investment guidelines. Numerous gilt edge eastern seaboard properties are available. TO. LTD. Licenaed Estate Agents c/o 11th Fir, Inchcape
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      249 17 EHDB TENDER FOR ESTATE MACHINE The Board has introduced Interest Free Financing Scheme for Conservancy Contractors to purchase estate machines. Only suppliers/ contractors who participate in this tender exercise will be allowed to participate in the Board's Interest Free Financing Scheme for Conservancy Contractors. Tender is invited for:Design, Manufacture, Delivery
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      148 17 There are millions of PCs sitting on desks all over Asia; most of them dolittie else. To make your PCs really work for you, call Wang. tmwwy 3V UU Add a Wang VS minicomputer and Wang Systems Networking (WSN) and instead of just sitting there, your standalone PCs can become
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    574 18  -  Quality of education must be raised, says minister By MONICA GWEE SINGAPORE schools need to turn out a "trained intelligence" capable of innovation and discovery, and efforts to improve education here must meet the challenging pace set by other countries. Education
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    Show an interest in politics, but stay clear of extreme methods: Dr Tan
    573 18 UNIVERSITY STUDENTS should take an active interest in politics, in the view of Education Minister Dr Tony Tan. But they must guard against being used by politicians and should not step over the line and use extreme
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    Lock icon Ramos warns soldiers against coup plots
    197 18 UPI, Reuter PHILIPPINES Armed Forces Chief General Fidel Ramos yesterday warned rebellious soldiers against launching a coup d'etat and ordered top commanders to take immediate action to "neutralise any such plot". Gen Ramos, in an armed forces statement, denied a report in the financial
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    155 18 PROPERTY TAX, population trends, resettlement and concerns of small businesses are some of the issues receiving special attention at the government's Feedback Unit. The 18-month old unit, set up as a formal channel of communication between the public and the government, also looks into
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    708 18 SHARE PRICES opened higher in active trading yesterday, moving up partly on the back of firm sterling and relief that the newly gained Democratic majority in the US Senate did not send Wall Street sharply lower on Wednesday. The FTSE 100 Index rose 11.1 points to 1,655.5 by
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    463 18  -  By PETER JANBBEN VISA INTERNATIONAL, in a major step towards penetrating the Thai market, on Wednesday officially opened the first Southeast Asian electronic money Visa service in Bangkok with the cooperation of the Thai Framers Bank. The new service allows Visa card holders
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    312 18 Reuter PRESIDENT REAGAN has promised to push ahead with his six-year-old 'conservative revolution' in spite of the Democratic Opposition's capture of Congress in Tuesday's national election. The President told his White House staff: "Our agenda remains unchanged and I look forward to its attainment."
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    176 18 AP, UPI JAPANESE Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone has said that "friendly cooperative US-Japan relations will be unaffected" by the results of the mid-term US election, but others cautioned that the Democrats' control of both Houses of the Congress might lead to more protectionist moves against
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    99 18 Reuter THAI Commerce Minister Surat Osathanugrah has resigned. Mr Surat, who handed in his resignation on Wednesday, quit under pressure from coalition partners, the political opposition and the army. He narrowly survived a noconfidence vote a month ago, after a debate on his role in authorising
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    84 18 Reuter COMEX GOLD FUTURES gained US$l.5O on a lack of selling activity yesterday morning following a lower dollar and higher crude oil prices. Gold for delivery in December went up USSLSO at US$4lO.OO an ounce, surpassing Wednesday's high of U*****.90. Ana- lysts said speculators covered short
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    66 18 Reuter WALL STREET stocks slipped lower on moderate volume yesterday. Traders said stocks were following the path of the bond market. They also noted a tendency to take profits with the Dow Jones Industrial Average climbing to 1899 in the previous session. The Dow index fell eight
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      49 18 AFP THE WEST GERMAN central bank yesterday declined to follow the example of the Bank of Japan and decided to maintain its discount rate at 3.5 per cent. The Bank of Japan last week lowered its key rate from 3.5 to 3 per cent. AFP
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      46 18 AP THE US AND CHINA have signed a letter of intent for their biggest arms deal ever, a US$5OO million deal under which US companies will sell avionics equipment for China's F-8 fighters, a US defence official has said. AP
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      54 18 Reuter SOVIET Foreign Minister Edu&rd Shevardnadze and US Secretary of State George Sdniltz said yesterday that they had made no progress on disarmament in two days of talks in Vienna. Mr Shevardnadze accused the American side of seeking to retreat from understandings readied at the
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      58 18 Bernama MEMBERS of Parliament belonging to the United Malays National Organisation have asked Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad to drop Labour Minister and Malaysian Chinese Association deputy president Datuk Lee Kim Sai from the Cabinet for Ms involvement in the Selangor MCA
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      40 18 AP AMERICAN Journalist John Peter Berthelsen of the Asian WmU Street Journal, who was expelled by the Malaysian authorities on Sep X, has returned to Kuala Lumpur to apply for a new work permit. AP
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      41 18 AP INDONESIA has provided Vietnam with 100,000 tonnes of rice to help meet a food shortage. President Suharto said yesterday: "We provided the aid so that the people of Vietnam would not suffer from starvation." AP
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      51 18 Reuter INDIAN nationals and local companies will not be penalised for bringing into the country undeclared wealth kept in foreign countries. Finance Minister Vishwanath Pratap Singh said penalty would be waived if the foreign wealth was voluntarily disclosed to the tax authorities by March next
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      35 18 Reuter FORTY-FOUR people were feared killed yesterday when a giant Chinook helicopter ferrying North Sea oil workers plunged into icy seas off the remote Shetland Islands, British defence officials said.
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      50 18 Outlook: Showers over several oroos in Mm lot# afternoon. Report for 24 hours prior to 7.30pm on Nov 6ot tho okport: Maximum tomporoturo 30.8 Associated kumidity 61 Minimum tomporoturo 24.5 Associated kumidity 88 Hours of sunshine 1.60 Roinfoll in millimetres trace Roinfoll this month 38.8 Roiny days this month 5
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      117 19 AFP THE UN General Assembly on Wednesday overwhelming- ly approved a resolution expressing support for the Law of the Sea Convention, despite objections from the US. The resolution was passed by 145 votes to two (the US and Turkey), with five abstentions: Britain, Israel, Peru, Venezuela
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      Anera will put off special surcharge
      407 19 THE ASIA North America Eastbound Rate Agreement (Anera) said it will postpone the introduction of a special contingency surcharge which aims to compensate shipping companies for possible delays to the US east coast caused by longshoremen. A spokesman says implementation of a US$3OO per
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      Europeans keen on using S'pore as warehousing base
      213 19 A NUMBER OF European companies are interested in using Singapore as a base (or warehousing and distribution in the Far East. This was disclosed by Mr Ng Chee Keong, deputy director (operations) o( the Port of Singapore Authority, who led a Trade
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        105 19 Reuter SRI LANKA's Transport Ministry has proposed to use containers to transfer teas from high grown areas direct to Colombo port. A government statement said the Cabinet was considering the plan and another to set up a container depot in Hatton, where high grown teas are
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        112 19 Reuter EUROPEAN AMERICAN BANK has withdrawn a writ filed with a Hongkong court on Oct 30 pursuing some U556.63 million from subsidiaries of the Tung shipping group, according to a source in the group. The bank started proceedings against seven Tung units, group chairman C H
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        106 19 Reuter THE WAH KWONG shipping group said it received majority support for a plan to restructure its over US$B5O million debt as 37 creditors out of 51 had signed the debt restructuring agreement earlier on Wednesday. Wah Kwong originally announced it had a total of 46
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        69 19 A GENERAL PURPOSE WORKMAN In Keppel Wharves Lim Lyke Kwee was caught receiving 520 tips illegally from a port user at the hardstanding of godown M 2, Marina Wharves, on June 28, 1906. After investigation he was charged in court and subsequently sentenced to three months'
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      1105 20 DULL chartering conditions throughout the market provided no sign of a new feature other than a gradual deterioration of bulk carrier rate prospects on the London shipping freights market on Wednesday. Although in itself slow, the grain market figured as the main source of completed business. In the
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      808 20 Reuter GULF ARAB STATES have adopted a "common approach" on protecting ships within their territorial waters from attacks resulting from the Iran-Iraq war. Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) secretary-general Abdullah Bishara told a news conference on Wednesday that the rulers of the
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      912 20 AB Shpg V 5 Accord Shpg VI 3 Ahrenkiel Liner X 1 Altrons VI 3 AC Toepfer X 5 Anro Service IV 2/3 Arrow Linos X 4 Atfos Lino X 3 ANL 1 1/2 APC Lino V 4 APL M 2/3 ASCL 1 1 Bott-Conodo Lino VI
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      265 20 CONSTRUCTION BARGE Tog Mor has entered Jurong Shipyard (or a 10-metre hull extension at the stern. The work, costing more than H million, represents Phase n of an ongoing modification programme aimed at bringing the barge to meet the exacting requirements of oil companies
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      176 21 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" Line 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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      154 21 Reuter ALSTHOM has lost an order from US shipping firm Sitmar Unes for the second of two 1,400-passenger ocean liners, an Alsthom spokesman said. In June, Sitmar ordered one US$l5O million liner from Alsthom, to be delivered at the end
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      289 21 Reuter INTERNATIONAL Maritime Industries Forum (IMIF) chairman Jim Davis has expressed cautious optimism for the future of shipping and shipbuilding worldwide. Addressing the IMIF annual dinner in London, he said this optimism Is not based on s healthier shipping market which has not yet
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      Lock icon Oil price rise threatens tanker recovery, says Sir Y K Pao
      284 21 Reuter ANY SHARP RISE in oil prices will scuttle the current slow recovery of the oil tanker industry, according to Hongkong shipping industrialist Sir Yue-Kong Pao. Sir YK Pao told a news conference in Bangkok on Wednesday that any
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      96 21 Reuter FUTURE SUBSIDIES by European Community (EC) states for their ailing shipbuilding industries should not exceed a ceiling of 91 per cent of costs per ship, the ECs Executive Commission said. The proposal followed plans unveiled last month by the Commission to restrict subsidies
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      210 21 Lloyd's List NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA continues to streamline it» Interests and look for new areas ot expansion in its efforts to overcome the current recession in the shipping industry. In its latest annual report, company chairman Susumu Ono and president Kimio
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      222 21 THE PORT of New Orleai», fighting for its life as a commercially viable cargo gateway has unveiled a plan calling for major changes in operations and marketing. Port director Jay Ron Briaobn, farmer president of the American Association of Port Authorities, has announced
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      544 21 Haw 10-12 Interne tionel grain forum, conference, RAI International Exhibition and Cray— Centre, Nnv H>H International hnsinesi fair for grain industry equipment, flyilAos and technology, RAI International Exhibition and Congreai Centre, Amsterdam. Nav 10-11 Modem Bilk of Lading, The London International two-day conference, London Pram Centre, l-wAi EC4.
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      6270 26 UMM Mlnf Eaergy. Yang Mtag. Nw T. Toyama, ScaaDauit. No» 11. Evtr Grace. Ewpm. Now 11. Lm He. China Ocaaa. Now U. Ever Grade. iw»pm Now IE Mi ii* MM* U». No* 2D. EvarGlftaE Evergreen. Nov 21 Lm Ho. China Ocaaa, Nm
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      410 26 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES ygml B#rn AnM EMpwwro KEPPEL WHARVES Equator 5 Koto Wrawan Morning Star Pacific T19W Zufco Anqingjiang Eostcm Glory Fling Negros Tram Fjord PASM PANJANQ Concord ftngo Daigen Maru Dong Do Gangotn Dong Do Mogo 39 Oriental Boar Poahc Maru Yue On K22 <32 <17
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      952 27 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Gdns FCL Arrival LCL movamant Ship Voy data/tima Operator cargo achadula Location Tonoh Air Bumi Pertiwi Ming Energy Vega New Gentrade Harvester B Penaga Tambang V* Tambang VI B Dohfca Cardigan Bay Bumi Persoda Sin Bhum Arnold Ms Family Ace
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      60 19 GULF ARAB STATES have adopted a "common approach" on protecting ships within their territorial waters from attacks. Page II INTERNATIONAL Maritime Industries Forum chairman Jim Davis has expressed cautious optimism for the future of shipping and shipbuilding worldwide. P«g« 111 Index to odvertisers II Shipping schedules VIII London freights II
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      328 20 EUROPE/FAR EAST CONVENTIONAL SERVICE VSL FMNMTOnBS EFFT I PICK on MM-to** 14-24/1S mu nwronmr iicmMkf m im»/ii */n Further load/ discharging ports an route subject to sufficient inducement. SMpsort Acmt Goodrich Maritime Pte Ltd. Tel: *****35 The RS ***** QRMSiN PT of LOG. Pasain-Mbf-Tsaatifc TEL: 03-*****50 MALAYSIA SON. BND. TLX:
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      526 21 The Straits Steamship Group ZA Mansfield Container Shipping Re Ltd Ovtrttai Containers Limited STRAITS SHPPMG Bfumi Ports and Bangkok mmmma an or ebomo u/u 13/11 u/u a/11 a/11 a/u M/U M/U U/U 14/12 11/12 21/12 a/12 a/12 a/i a/i 11/1 IVI •2/12 M/ 12 M/ 12 12/12 17/12 It/12 a/12
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      467 21 Franco Belgian Services um imir) Mta bbk ami ami ami «bk ammo 12 to (10 Bk) IBk 2Ok JBK llk 7BK Ikt MEMO) If Bk (17 an) I fee IBk 10 Bk 11 Bk MBk 14 Bk a TBTfO aßk (M Bk) IS Bk It Bk 17 Bk aßk 21
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      246 22 K TO CONTINENT/UK EXPORTS TO EUROPF MED FROM N CONTINENT £UK IMPORTS r INTERNATIONAL freight forwarders CONSOLIDATION SERVICE WEEKLY FROM PT. KELANG SINGAPORE EUROPE/UK HONG KONG BA^^M Singapore BiRKART SE A r e: *****11 PI Kelanq. BIRKART SDN BHD I M PM LINE CONVENTIONAL LINER SERVICE JAP AM/STRAITS/JAP AN own
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      261 22 M Hat Sun Hup C o I f</ If L 2?0 r)O6 (20 I mips) TLX US ***** K MS .'of>72 ■l 1 \S I I l<\ \K I !\l K II I) STRAITS/JAPAN/ STRAITS iJ H SPFCIAI IST IN RO RO HFAVY I if IS C Dk 7 Ok
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      666 22 o EVERGREEN Full Container Service Round-The-World East Bound (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) Round-The-World West Bound (FE/EURO/USEC/CARIB/FE) OUTBOUND na unt u/u no < na mi u/u poor oa uk ii/ii na i nab« M/u na i na tm 21/11 em i na um 21/11 na i na mm vu na 1 naaua vu mm
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      505 23 w PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street. 03-00 Singapore 0 106 Tel: *****33 r FAR EAST CONTAINER SERVICE MAJSPAMT GO WA KOTk MNOA SIN JKT MY SIN Via S/« 7/1J 10/12 SLO In Ft VTI 14/11 11/11 M/ 11 at/ii •TCM TMCHUMO NKO KAO 'TCM KEE MIS *MUR
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      257 23 Eg. THONG SOON AGENCIES PTE LTD -*09-00. Robina House. S pore 0106 Tel: *****88. Telex: RS ***** BOOKING: *****88 (DIRECT LINE) SINGAPORE TO PENANG k \\i-m SINGAPORE TO BANGKOK With Reefer, FCL LCL Container Service ¥#y. I Spore Bangkok 293N 43/86 42/K JENFREE 44/36 I 16 Nov I 19 Nov
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      505 23 BENLINE CONTAINERS 3.11 EAST MALAYSIAN iKi JEBSEN LINE WL Nf W 7E AI AND «mia suy* t*m wru trmru ruff 11/11 I 13/1? 17/12 23/12 25/12 21/12 30/12 m ut ran moksby ta/ar kki tmmu bluff 31/11 1/12 U/12 21/12 21/12 38/12 31/12 i V.-f tpt h N V MNCfR:
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      309 23 If DJASAGETRI A Joint Europe Service Of: P.t.UHMTiUm«U.BMUm f.T. SMHKM IMOKSU f.T. TIKMU HOT! EXPRESS SEMI CONTMNERSHIP SERVICES SINGAPORE TO EUROPE ALSO ACCEPT* BOTH COWTABOI. COMOmONM. PORTS, HULL If HA ME. OSLO. COPDWMEIL Ml mvm T/S TO UK ti IlKnl DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONFSIAN NATIONAL LINF ijTTj IJ-IVII I 20J0/11 rat:
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      343 23 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES m BURMA FIVE STAR Sport PAGAN VIISV 13/15 Mm MANIAMYMNE 127H MO Nn MANDALAT Vl4 15/1$ HM KTornM man is/ic w* PMR mill 11/21 Rot Loadng far Ranfoon Platan Pw MC BANK LINE wgiTtfgMWD TQW KXTHBMK VI7R TOANA WON V 2 TNfiALA SAMOA Vt MORAYBANR V2N 1/12
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      351 24 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD 10 Anson W .1,1 c 2 If) In'prn.i' P Sincjapor* 0207 Tel 2246^^ BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK rpm P. I*l Lm*c tarQUEEN MC923 11/11 ta Nrt ROT/MT/KLFAST/IK (MOt gg PHII 11 RON SHIPPING AGFNCIf S I'll 111 PHII I OR If N J IMS PU I IP
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      498 25 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVET SHPPMG CO PRIVATE LTD SMSOV BULOM6 55. Market Street Sfa**Nre 0104 Tek *****33 (15 Ums) Ti Cable Address SNSOV SMCATOK TMei Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** t ROMS H/S SMMMAT HIM SOW ML MC. IST AND 2ND Floo*. NO 1. MUM CEMPCNMG. PORT KUWG. MALAYSIA
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      157 27 CHART POINT every SATURDAY MELB, SYO, ADEL, BRIS, Also accepts LCL/FCL to other destns. VHUNKL 10. *****11 (12 IMS) rar mm tel naw/i BANGKOK TEL 2S3MM-5 mm NSC AGENCES K. LUMPUR P. KELAH6 PENANG P GUDANG L BAHfUtU LEOSHP SPORE *****58/*****56/*****45/*****93 3M7111/4 TERMMAL 36SS3S1/2 *****2/*****3/*****4/*****3 *****3/*****5/*****1/*****0 22ttU/22UM/222t35 *****22 FAR EAST/EUROPE
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      431 27 CORMORANT BULK CARRIERS > VANCOUVER B.C. CANADA .MDONESM/ USA AND CANADA NEST COAST CONHENTBNAI SDWW l (MOW Ft* VMCOWO IC OITIVM M W SMMR MCTOrr It-12/12 IS-11/12 2121/12 other iommk nan sumct nucanT MDOCSM/ UNA COMENTKMAL SERVICE UMOMB F« MMftAS MUM HMAT SUM CMBON xuan rn *u UMM MCTORT *-2/11
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