The Business Times, 11 February 1987

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 112/12/86 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1987 75 CENTS
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    FINANCIAL NEWS SUMMARY
    209 1 EXCHANGE RATES THE SINGAPORE dollar rose sharply higher to $2.1435/45 ($2.1560/70) against the US dollar in the forex market yesterday. It fell to $3.2656/92 ($3.2396/2432) against The local unit also lost ground against the yen and DM, but gained slightly against M$. US$: 152.60/70 yen, 1.8080/90 DM,
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    British group acquires full equity in Ball Partnership
    610 1  -  No name change for network in Asia By MONICA GWEE THE UK-BASED Wight Collins Rutherford Scott Group (WCRS) has sprung an advertising industry surprise by acquiring full equity in The Ball Partnership in a well-guarded move announced to Ball agencies on Monday.
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    Strong Malaysian counters push ST Index nearer 1,000 mark
    423 1 MALAYSIAN COUNTERS led a strong run-up in the stock market yesterday, which pushed the Straits Times Industrial Index to just 14.28 points short of the psychological 1,000 mark. The ST Index climbed 13.38 points to 985.72 while the all-sec-tor BT Composite
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    Pepper prices show signs of easing
    512 1  -  By FOO CHOY PENG Chief Reporter THE GREAT pepper chase, which saw prices climbing almost uninterrupted in the past three-and-a-half years to record levels, is showing signs of easing. Traders in Singapore, the world's largest pepper re-export centre, said prices will tumble from the
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    Lock icon EC moving towards reform of mixed export credits
    216 1 AFP THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY has agreed to back progressive revision of conditions applying to mixed export credits overseen by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, according to officials in Brussels. The compromise, accepted on Monday, concerns mainly a progressive increase to
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    Local contractor to be charged under Corruption Act
    391 1  -  By ALVIN TAY, LEE HAN SHIH LIU CHO CHIT, a prominent contractor and a grassroots leader of Geylang West constituency, has been arrested and will be charged in court today under the Prevention of Corruption Act. Mr Liu is the chairman of
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    Lock icon US dollar steadies after big drop
    123 1 Reuter THE US DOLLAR steadied on world currency markets yesterday after one of its biggest drops in a year on Monday, when it fell five West German pfennigs, dealers said. The dollar was worth around 1.8150 marks at midday in Europe yesterday and just
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      340 1 Advertising and Marketing, Page 7 Asians making an impact ASIAN IMMIGRANTS are becoming a "super minority" in Australia. Many have reached the top of their careers. Their children do well in schools and universities. But their grandchildren might adopt the easy-going Australian way of life, the feature on Page 8
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Bad times dampen many a Happy Hour
      413 2  -  By SOH TIANG KENG RECESSION has sliced the government's revenue from sales and imports of liquor, but income from tobacco has edged up slightly. Latest government data show that revenue on liquor collected by Singapore's Customs Excise (C&E) Department amounted to $191.96 million
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      PUB turns to new way of switching on street lights
      194 2 THE PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD is implementing a $21.3 million centralised ripple control public lighting scheme, a sophisticated system of controlling about 82,000 street lights. The scheme, the first of its kind in Asia outside Japan, started in July last year
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      US electronics maker sees S'pore as springboard
      359 2  -  By JEFFREY TSANG GOULO ELECTRONICS, a US-based electronics manufacturer, is expanding its Singapore operations to support the entire Asean region, China and India. Its four-year-old Singapore subsidiary, which employs six engineers to provide software support to local customers of its industrial automation products,
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      Italian leather exhibition back in town
      219 2 MAKING a quiet comeback to Singapore yesterday after a year's absence was Promopel, an Italian leather goods fair that used to run as twice-yearly grand affairs. The fair, organised by the Italian Leather Good Manufacturers Association, had been a bi-annual event in Singapore for
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      238 2 GERHARD WEHR has been appointed to the board of directors of Royal Trust Merchant Bank Ltd. Mr Wehr is also a board member of Royal Trust Asset Management Pte Ltd and is the chief investment officer for all of Royal Trust's private banking/asset management activities in South-east
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      Discounts are here to stay: hoteliers
      655 3  -  Call to publish nett rates unlikely to be adopted By UM SOON NEO HOTELIERS have not been enticed to take up government suggestions that publication of nett rates could prove a boon to tourism, arguing that discounts are here to stay. Hotels in Singapore
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      Honours to those who keep the arts alive
      367 3  -  By MARTIN SOONG THE STARVING ARTIST is one cultural stereotype that Singapore cannot afford to foster. Last night, 36 people were honoured for putting their money where their mouths were to make sure Singapore's artists don't go hungry. The three dozen arts
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      Improving industrial ties
      309 3 SUGGESTIONS on improving the industrial relations system in Singapore have been made by a union official and an employer representative. Madam Evelyn Wong, an assistant director of the National Trades Union Congress, said in a paper presented at the first Asian industrial relations conference that efforts should
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      Aeroflot to promote USSR as tourist spot
      259 3 AEROFLOT, the stateowned airline of the Soviet Union, is expanding its fleet of aircraft and promoting the country as a tourist destination for travellers from South-east Asia. In April, Aeroflot will start regular Airbus services from Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok to Moscow. Later
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      Top men from Burma in Singapore for official visit
      268 3 A HIGH-LEVEL four-mem-ber delegation from the Socialist Republic of the Union of Burma is calling on government ministers and visiting selected industries during a six-day visit to Singapore. The delegation comprises U Khin Maung Maung, the Deputy Minister of No 1
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      Brunei's Deputy Defence Minister here on working visit
      143 3 DEFENCE INDUSTRIES in Singapore will have a chance to show off their wares to Brunei's Deputy Defence Minister who arrives today for a three-day working visit. The Pengiran Sanggamara Diraja Major General (Res) Pengiran Haji Ibnu will visit various Singapore Armed Forces
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  • ASIA-PACIFIC
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      Lock icon China's trade partners cautious of political changes
      533 4 Wait-and-see attitude to economic impact AFP CHINA'S major trading partners and foreign investors are cautiously optimistic that political changes in Beijing will not hurt business, but many are still adopting a "wait-and-see" approach. The strengthening of Chinese political conservatives and the forced resignation
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      Lock icon Beijing and Moscow begin talks on border dispute
      148 4 AP THE SOVIET UNION and China have opened their first talks in nine years on a border dispute that brought them to armed conflict in the late *****. Chinese journalists, who spoke on condition that they not be identified, said the talks
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      Lock icon Occupancy rates for properties in Hongkong show general increase
      163 4 AFP OCCUPANCY RATES in Hongkong's properties rose last year, with the exception of private domestic flats, according to the latest government property review. The lower occupancy rate in the residential sector was due to a high supply in 1966, which saw
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      Lock icon Sikh extremists shoot son of policeman
      235 4 Reuter SIKH EXTREMISTS shot dead the son of a top Punjab police officer yesterday, inflaming a political crisis over the future of the state's moderate chief minister. Two gunmen on a motorcycle killed Dr M S Mangat, the son of Punjab Armed Police Inspector
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      Lock icon Malaysia to form panel on specific industries
      388 4 Bernama ES THE MALAYSIAN Industrial Development Authority (MIDA) will soon establish a working group to identity specific products and undertake comparative cost studies for the benefit of foreign investors intending to manufacture them in Malaysia. Chairman Datuk Ahmad Sarji Abdul Hamid said yesterday
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      Lock icon Call to prevent agricultural crisis
      256 4 Reuter AUSTRALIA'S Minister for Primary Industry, John Kerin, has urged the US, the European Community (EC) and Japan to try jointly to prevent a crisis in world agriculture. Kerin made his appeal in a speech on Monday at Belgium's Royal Institute for International Relations as
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      Lock icon Seoul's travel account surplus up
      212 4 AP HELPED BY more visitors and spending. South Korea's travel account surplus in 1986 rose 424 per cent from the previous year's US$l7B million to US$933 million. The Bank of Korea in Seoul reported yesterday that revenue from foreign travellers rose 97 per cent from
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      Lock icon Asean in joint drug project
      130 4 Bernama MEMBER COUNTRIES of Asean and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) have signed a project document for technical cooperation in the pharmaceutical sector. The project is designed to strengthen the pharmaceutical sector in the six Asean countries to ensure regular supply of safe and
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
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  • REST OF HTE WORLD
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      Lock icon Dollar fall no substitute for structural policy
      425 5 UPI THE US should realise that a depreciation of the dollar is no substitute for a real industrial restructuring policy. Finance Minister Mark Eyskens said. Mr Eyskens. who presided over a meeting of European Community finance ministers who discussed improved monetary cooperation, sidestepped
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      Lock icon EC and US telecoms cooperation
      190 5 AP EUROPEAN COMMUNITY and US officials will swap information and try to develop common standards in telecommunications to avoid future trade problems, an EC official said. Michel Carpentier, the head of the EC's telecommunications research task force, said a meeting of US government officials and
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      Lock icon Lloyds Bank calls for growth fund to aid debt crisis
      369 5 Reuter THE CREATION of a growth fund by the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank could help heavily indebted Third World countries to service their debts during a period of sluggish world growth, Lloyds Bank PLC senior economist Andrew
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      Lock icon Strong opposition to high-tech toys
      439 5 UPI AMERICAN toy manufacturers introduced their 21st century electronic wizardry on Monday and quickly drew fire from children's advocates and anti-war activists who claim they have gone too far with high-tech playthings. At centrestage in the controversy were Captain Power and Soldiers of the Future
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      Lock icon Air force's brainstorming talks
      205 5 AP RESEARCHERS, futurists and science-fiction writers attending an air force "brainstorming" conference pondered such ideas as implanting computer chips into human brains and genetically altering pilots. Air force scientists have already implanted silicon chips in the brains of dogs in experiments aimed at giving human pilots
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      Lock icon OECD figures show American citizens still wealthier than others in group
      364 5 Reuter AMERICAN CITIZENS enjoy more wealth than any other people in the Western industrial world and statistics suggesting the Japanese are catching up are misleading, says an Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development report. The Paris-based OECD said yesterday
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      Lock icon Refugees in US supplementing welfare illegally
      205 5 UPI THOUSANDS of South-oast Asian refugoos aro illegally earning incomes while collecting government welfare payments in a vast underground economy. An estimated 25 per cent of California's refugee families are supplementing their welfare payments with as much as U5525,000 a year in unreported income,
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      Lock icon US to change export licensing system
      532 5 UPI US COMMERCE SECRETARY Malcolm Baldrige said on Monday that the government was reforming its export licensing system to make American products more competitive overseas. The changes include streamlined licensing procedures, quicker processing of export licence applications and easier trade regulations with Western Europe,
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      Lock icon Call for curbs on Japanese chip trade
      213 5 Reuter US SEMICONDUCTOR manufacturers have accused Japan of not honouring a 1966 semiconductor agreement and called on the Reagan Administration to impose penalties on Tokyo. They said Japanese companies had not abided by the agreement reached in July 1966 to stop selling semiconductors
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      Lock icon Poll shows Britons favour pullout from N Ireland
      193 5 Reuter MOST PEOPLE living in mainland Britain favour the withdrawal of British troops from Northern Ireland and believe their government spends too much money on peace-keeping in the troubled province, according to an opinion poll. The Mori poll, published in the Daily
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      Lock icon More foreign investment in California
      215 5 AP FOREIGN INVESTORS are battling for a bigger share of California after a slowdown during a recession in the early 1980s, economists say. "Foreign investment was probably the highest it had ever been during 1985 and 1986," said Steven Hess, the vice-presi-dent and senior international
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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      76 5 Doonesbury w/mi A6REEWE SHOULPNT CAVE IN TO TUB AIR! GOPSULV- MAWMS. m m V BMMM onemjise, uheres /t gonna STOP? IFWEFWft4.SMILUONTO SAVE ROBER7S, NEXT THING YOU KNOW, W&lt BE COUGHING UP *5 MILLION FOR WOOPYALLEN, OH W MILLION FOR. JERRY GARCIA. m BY GARRY TRUDEAU n GOULD JUST GET OUT
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon New deal offered to Philippines
      542 6 Proposal for debt rescheduling accord Reuter THE PHILIPPINES" commercial bank creditors have offered to reschedule US$3.6 billion of debt over 16 years with a seven-year grace period at 114 per cent over London interbank offered rate (Libor). Foreign banking sources said the proposal was expected
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      Lock icon EFT gets approval to operate shared ATM network by mid-year
      312 6 Bernama EFT SYSTEMS (M) Sdn Bhd (EFT) has obtained approval from Bank Negara to operate a shared automated teller machine (ATM) network in Malaysia. EFT said in a statement it will launch the shared network sometime in the middle of
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      Lock icon Tighter control over foreign borrowing
      124 6 Reuter CHINA WILL TIGHTEN control over approval of foreign commercial loans and issuing of bonds abroad, said Chen Muhua, the president of the People's Bank of China. The New China News Agency quoted her as saying no firm will be allowed to use more foreign
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      Lock icon Egypt said to be in cessation of payments
      228 6 AFP EGYPT is practically in cessation of payments, with the central bank no longer capable of financing a week of imports, say banking sources in Cairo. The central bank ordinarily has access to sufficient amounts of hard currency US$7OO million to US$BOO
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      Forex markets
      916 6 SINGAPORE: The US dollar closed slightly firmer yesterday against major currencies compared with New York levels, after a day of moderate trading. The dollar opened firmer on some buying and short-covering after falling sharply in New York overnight on US Treasury Secretary James Baker's comments that there were
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      Foreign Exchange
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      Money markets
      68 6 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore interbank market closed at 1-1/4 per cent yesterday, down 1/4 point from Monday s close. The one, two and three-month term rates ended unchanged at 3-1/4 per cent each. f S$ Interbank rates^ at 7pm yesterday: Offer •W o» 1 1/4 1
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      Precious metals
      269 6 HONGKONG: The metal closed firmer yesterday in fairly active trading mainly on late short-covering. Trading was quiet during most of the day in the absence of fresh factors, but the weakness of the US dollar towards the close triggered buying of gold, which closed at the day's high.
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      Asian $ market
      305 6 Asian market ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rates cloeed higher yesterday compared with Monday's levels, after a day of moderate trading. Dealers said firmer US •federal funds rate and a drop in US bond prices contributed to the rise in rates. They said most operators were concerned the Federal Reserve Board might
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      Lock icon Simex
      578 6 BA Futures MARCH Eurodollar extended its losses by opening at 93.60 yesterday, gapped down sharply from the previous close of 93.69. The weak US dollar and concern that the Federal Reserve would tighten monetary policies to support the sagging dollar resulted in the bearish market Prices remained depressed with
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      133 6 A HELPING HAND FOR HOME BUYERS §Once you've found your dream home, the next thing you have to look for is a good housing loan. Look to International Bank of Singapore. At IBS, our housing loan scheme is designed to make it easier to own a home. With CPF savings,
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  • ADVERTISING & MARKETING
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      Jeweller hopes to polish talent among graduates
      682 7 ABOUT $5 MILLION worth of diamonds, semi-precious gems as well as crystal ware and other ornate items will be available at BP de Silva's new 140 sq m store at Marina Square. Among its rarer offerings, the store is introducing brilliant diamonds cut
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      Gartshore leaves GK/BBDO to start another agency
      521 7  -  Departure attributed to disagreements on policy By MONICA GWEE DISAGREEMENTS "on policy matters" in the Gartshore Kerr/BBDO agency have resulted in the departure of managing director Bill Gartshore. Mr Gartshore is leaving to start his own agency, Gartshore Associates Advertising, "between now and
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      Newsweek to set up sales office in Singapore
      540 7  -  By MARTIN SOONG NEWSWEEK INC is going where the going is good. In the latest of a series of ambitious and so far successful ventures in Asia, the Washington Postowned company is setting up a Singapore sales office. Newsweek International president Peter
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  • FEATURES
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      The politics of sin
      586 8 PUNJAB'S problems seem to be coming to a head again. State Chief Minister Surjit Singh Barnala, who heads the moderate and ruling faction of the Akali Dal Party, has rejected an order by the five high priests of Sikhism to resign. The priests had asked for
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      The 'super minority' of Australia
      942 8  -  Asian-born Australians have more-than-proportionate impact on economy While Asian executives form only a small but growing group in Australia, Asian immigrants on the whole are faring well. They earn higher salaries and hold better status jobs. What's more, their children do well in schools and
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      Professor says Asian students are not superior
      283 8 STUDIES in the United States have repeatedly raised the point that Asian students are more intelligent than White Americans. Asian students are also better performers in Australian schools. At least one Australian academic, an Asian, does not think Asian children are in any
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      693 8 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 No slim girl! (5) 6 Punishment to bear (5) 9 Story of Cremona? (7) 10 Build in Crete, possibly (5) 11 Again a manuscript with much paper (5) 12 Fancy a horse going round about (5) 13 Claimed the lot, for example, for one person (7)
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  • SPORTS
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      Lock icon Corey Pavin: I just want to play well
      356 9 UPI THE MAJORS await Corey Pavin. In just over three years on the PGA tour, the 27-year-old from UCLA has won six tournaments, including two this year, and earned more than US$l.2 million. His latest triumph came on Sunday at the US$6OO,OOO
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      Lock icon 'Football for Africa' spectacular
      191 9 AFP DIEQO MARADONA, the world's greatest footballer, and Pele and George Best, who both claimed that title in their heyday, could all be in action at Wembley in April. Steve Archibald, the former Tottenham and Scottish striker now with Barcelona, is hoping to arrange a "Football
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      Lock icon Turnbull clears first round of California's Virginia Slims tournament
      478 9 AP UPI WENDY TURNBULL, the first seeded player in action, defeated Gabriela Mosca of Argentina 6-2, 6-3 on Monday in the opening round of the US$l5O,OOO Virginia Slims of California Women's Tennis tournament. Second-seeded Kathy Rinaldi was scheduled to play in
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      Lock icon Conner and his crew celebrate in style
      509 9 UPI AMERICA'S CUP skipper Dennis Conner and the crew of Stars and Stripes celebrated in style on Monday, saluted by President Reagan for bringing home yachting's most prized trophy. "Today, the cup that went down under has come back up," Mr Reagan told
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      Lock icon Boat race crews announced after weeks of controversy
      183 9 AP CREWS were announced in London on Monday for the OxfordCambridge University boat race on March 28 but heated debate continued into the repercussions of a much-publicised walkout by four American members of the Oxford team. "I am very satisfied that everything
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      Ramu makes nostalgic return to New Guinea
      474 9  -  By WALTON MORAIS AFTER WEEKS of uncertainty, golfer M Ramu returns to Papua New Guinea tomorrow where he blazed a trail 10 years ago as a teaching pro on the former Australian trust territory. The secretary of the Professional Golfers' Association of Singapore
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      91 9 A w K Strategic planning "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy" and dull people don't make it to the top of any heap. Lifestyle is of crucial importance for all executives who realise that a healthy mind works better in a healthy body. To help executives
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  • Page 9 Miscellaneous
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      1182 9 THE FAR PAVILIONS 9.30pm, Channel 5 The ruler of Bhitor flatly refuses to marry Anjuli (Amy Irving) unless the monetary rewards are tripled. Infuriated by his demands and knowing he could never secure such a large sum of money, Ash (Ben Cross, right) tries to persuade Anjuli against marrying the
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Lock icon LSE seems headed for new highs
      436 10 Reuter THE LONDON Stock Exchange, riding on a crest of record prices, is headed for new highs in the near future because of brighter British economic prospects, market analysts say. But the long-term outlook for the market depends on continued international interest in British
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      Lock icon Reuters buys Canadian group
      96 10 Reuter REUTERS Holdings PLC has acquired Securities Clearing International Corp (SCIC), a private communications company, for C 51.47 million cash. Reuters said it was also paying a similar amount to cover SCIC's obligations in respect of previous development costs and had made a separate agreement with
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      Lock icon Dow average drops amid profit-taking
      379 10 Reuter PROFIT-TAKING took a toll on Wall Street stocks on Monday as the market closed lower in moderate trading. Interest rate sensitive issues provided much of the downside momentum as they keyed on a weak bond market and concern that monetary policy would be tightened
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      Toronto
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      Johannesburg
      225 10 i E RAND mUALS Tongaat Trust Bk Un Saaal Wooltru 920 140 60 1500 unch 5 2 50 A Alpha 1400 MM MM Abarcom Aad 375 1600 -6 Angloa 6660 •60 Jar*::::: 486B 5000 -100 Btyvoor diinata 2400 7600 unch 50 OifhMw. C Q Smith 1966 3375 -6 unch
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      616 10 Atcan Alumtn 36* uncti Alcoa 4254 -1 Ailsg Intl Allied Ski 14 46* in. 1 11'.rH Z a* V* Am Brandt Inc 51* Am Can Co 100* -1* Am CyanamM M* -1* Am Eiac Pwr 29* Am Cxprsaa. _BB 1 Am Homa Prod B2* -2* Am Motors Cp
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      European markets
      722 10 Amsterdam n m FU ABN SOS 50 1.5 AhoM 79.90 ***** -0.1 •0.9 131.00 •1 142.30 01 AMEV. Amro Bank Am Stad 94 JO 9390 125.00 -as -09 1.5 BOLS 17.50 152.00 -1.5 •0J Boraumij Buahrman TaOa Catva Elaaviar 139 iroda. 51 JO 993 229.50 +2 -0.7 +9
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      Lock icon Soclete Generate to be privatised
      49 10 AFP SOCIETE GENERALE, a major French bank, ia to be sold from the stats aector to private shareholders by the end of this year, Economy Miniater Edouard Baliadur aaid. Mr Baliadur ia responsible for the privatisation programme of the conservative government's economic policy. AFP
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      140 10 to wiae, aatf entertain //=£> N A gourmet dinner in the romantic ambience of the BARON'S TABLE, with music by the Los Troubadours Every patron will receive a glass of Laurent Pierrier champagne, with a long-stemmed rose and a chocolate heart for the lady. All these for only $55 per
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  • ASIAN STOCKS
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      Hongkong
      448 11 HONGKONG: Share prices closed near the day's lows in hectic trading yesterday as local investors took profits after the market's recent advance, brokers said. The Hang Seng Index lost 18.82 points to 2,694.85 after reaching a record high on Monday of 2,713,67. The Hongkong Index fell 14.01 points to
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      Taipei
      250 11 FEB It NT S Kolin 27 90 01 Kuochan Oev 26 70 0 8 AM Sincere Indus.... 2 78 0.13 Lee Chang Yuan 32.80 -0.4 32 10 -0.1 Cham Indus 40 70 0.8 Lien Hwa Indus 22.20 0 2 Chang Hwa Bank 51 00 0.5 Nan Ya Plas 37
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      Tokyo
      385 11 TOKYO: Shares closed higher in active trading yesterday as strength in the yen encouraged buying of large capitalisation and financial shares, brokers said. The market average closed up 134.64 yen at 19,813.96, extending Monday's 129.11-yen gain. Advances led declines by nearly three to two on turnover of 1.1 billion
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      Manila
      100 11 KB 11 1 •csos 1Oriental B 0 03 -0 002 Acoje Mining 0005 Phil Overseas 0 0625 -0 0025 Philex B 0 44 0.01 Apex Mining B 0.0675 -0 0025 Picop B Atlas Con. B ....20 unch PLOT 262 50 -2.5 Baguio Gold 0.0065 unch San Miguel B 125
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      Sydney
      385 11 SYDNEY: Australian share markets closed barely steady yesterday as traders sold selected industrial stocks in afternoon trading and took profits, brokers said. Earlier, the market had pushed to record levels as traders scrambled for media stocks and industrials as Monday's strong surge continued. The All Ordinaries Index closed at
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      Seoul
      105 11 FEB It WON +<■ Kangwon Ind Kia Motor ***** 1883 unch -7 Daelim Ind Daewoo Corp SOS 880 •14 -10 Koton Ind Korea Long Term... 3000 2080 •150 40 Daewoo Heavy Datahin Securitiee Dong Ah Phar 1280 ***** •10 -400 Oriental Brewery Oriental Chem 1379 .***** -20 -800 Dong
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      Lock icon Bangkok
      154 11 Reuter BANGKOK: The Stock Exchange of Thailand Index was down 2.27 to 205.48 on a turnover totalling 1.25 million shares worth 177.1 million baht. Reuter FEB 10 IAMT Saha Union 166 -4 Ao Kham Thai 176 -4 Siam Camant Siam City Camant 613 -6 Ayudhya Investment Bangkok Agro-lnd 246
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      Lock icon Renouf lifts stake in Impala
      84 11 Reuter RENOUF CORP Ltd is increasing its stake in Hong-kong-based Impala Pacific Corp Ltd from 20 per cent to 34 per cent. Chairman Frank Renouf said the extra shares are being bought at an undisclosed cost through private placements and on the market. Last year,
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      Lock icon Roaring start to Japan's NTT privatisation
      404 11 Reuter JAPAN'S biggest privatisation offer has proved to be a runaway success as investors scrambled to buy shares of Nippon Telegraph and Telephone (NIT). When nearly two million shares were traded for the first time on the Tokyo Stock Exchange on Monday, so few
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      180 11 3 IRRESISTIBLE OFFERS! Buy one drink and get one FREE 40% OFF all Premium brands and bottle rates Extended Happy Hour 1 2 noon Bpm Entertainment by 2 top bands nightly (6pm 2am*) flmwcnons A popular show band from the Philippines (jfochwid Singapore's most popular band %jJC444£4MVUI (CAIRNHILL HOTEL) 19
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      Lock icon Coffee prices likely to stay in limbo until council meets
      363 12 AFP WORLD COFFEE PRICES are likely to remain in limbo until a meeting of the International Coffee Organisation (ICO) council, scheduled from Feb 23 to Feb 27, according to London traders E D F Man in their monthly review of
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      Lock icon Opec exceeds daily output ceiling by 700,000 barrels
      352 12 UPI OPEC's oil production is about 700,000 barrels a day above its 15.8 million barrel daily ceiling because the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Iraq, Kuwait and Ecuador are exceeding their national output quotas. Petroleum Intelligence Weekly, an authoritative US oil journal, said
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      Lock icon Group attacks proposal for edible oils tax
      208 12 Reuter A MAJOR Western European consumer group denounced on Monday a proposed European Community tax on edible oils and fats as protectionist, adding it would raise shop prices of margarine by nearly a quarter. The tax, which would deter imports from non-community countries,
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      Lock icon Subroto expects US$302m LNG sales to Seoul
      200 12 AFP JAKARTA expects sales of Indonesian liquefied natural gas (LNQ) to South Korea in the coming 1987-88 budget year starting April to reach two million tonnes worth US$3O2 million. According to Mines Energy Minister Subroto, two million tonnes was the annual amount agreed
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      OIL & PRODUCTS
      102 12 OIL PRODUCTS TRADING remained thin on the Asian petroleum products market yesterday as traders stayed sidelined. Fuel oil remained confused with bunker prices low. underlining weakness in cargo prices; jet kerosene was very quiet; and gasoil was stable with news of a tender awarded to Thailand. Closing prices for crude
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      PALM OIL
      194 12 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prices retreated yesterday from earlier highs to close lower on renewed short selling and reserve of buyers, in line with a weaker palm oil futures close and easier Chicago soyoil futures. Dealers said initial estimates of a larger-than-ex-pected crude palm oil production in January
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      Produce exchange
      141 12 Chlnoso Produce Exchange Siltn' noon dodnQ prtcos on Foto 10 (SI/100 kg). Coconut oil M FOi 84.00 Old drum FOt 96.00 Now drum FOt 100.00 Robwtfa 20/25% FOt NSW Nutmog 110 FOt NSW tWF FOt NSW Gambior FOt NSW 400.00 1438XX) 1322.00 330.00 Copra Mixed (loaw) 50 London
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      SSR and SMR
      82 12 (cantt/kg, l-4on pa>M) MAI I 87 APR 87 (currant nmnthj (forwoi •d month) NOON NOON RAS Sdbn 8»r«* T $St 20 180-50 182.50N 181-50 183 JON SSI 50 178J0 180J0N 17VJO 181 JON dl:l I,!,, SMI CV 286-50 288-50N XJi 287JO S*«*n 289 JON SMI I 287.00
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      SOYBEAN
      164 12 SOYBEAN FUTURES on the Chicago Board of Trade recovered from mid-session losses to end mixed on Monday, ranging X US cent lower to cent higher with spot March at U554.9216 a bushel. New crop November set a contract low at U554.76% a bushel, but closed 14 cent higher at
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      RAS and MRELB
      276 12 RAS prices msc MMI.N iBInlMM NOON aose In* 1 RSS Prompt ■«7«n 197.00 198.00N ouywn 197.25 198.25N Ml RSS Mor 87 197.00 197 JO 197.25 198.25 tar 1 RSS April 195.00 195 JO 195.25 ***** tar 2 RSS Of 186.50 188J0N 186J0 188 JON tar 3 RSS
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      RUBBER
      368 12 SINGAPORE The market closed quietly steady yesterday with March One RSS buyers quoted at 197.25 cents per kg, up 0.25 cent from Monday. Dealers said the morning session ended steady in quiet trading after some buying interest and short-covering helped to recover early lossesw. Prices hovered narrowly in thin
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      WHEAT
      178 12 WHEAT FUTURES on the Chicago Board of Trade closed lower on Monday, falling three cents to US cent with spot March at US$2.B5 a bushel. New crop July traded at its contract high of US$2.5B before retreating at mid-session and ending down cent. Trade talk that China bid U5569.00
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      LONDON MARKETS
      634 12 COFFEE Robusta futures held just above its mid-afternoon three week lows towards Monday's close on routine covering, but still finished with losses of £50 to £25. May futures traded last at £1,535 a tonne, down £50 from last Friday, after business between £1,590 and £1,530 on Monday. Turnover
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      KL Tin
      117 12 THE PftlCE OF TM firmed onodter seven cento yeetordoy to M 517.11 par kg on In Kuala Lumpur Tin Market after rising four on Monday, on further covering activity» Trading was quiet as operetors were reluctant to take pooWons In die ebeence of strong lend from Europe. The
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      RICE
      64 12 Bangkok (USJ/tonn., FOi) Whit* Rice 100% 1st dam 255 100% 2nd ckm 220 100% 3rd dam 215 5% 205 '0% 200 15% 195 20% 185 25% 100 35% 180 Broken Rice A-l Super 128 A-l SpMW 125 C-1 Spadoi una CI Or4 unq Loonzoin Rice 100% 1« grod* 100%
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      62 12 IF YOU WANT TO KNOW Iff 1 «2S Zk f* 7* r*U». H <MT. *4 «anszhou Mi. Ti t 7> f** *>* •s>*& r -ssi do peopfe4o bwsinessl/ope wiTpop-oiW in the I Yeardftheßabbit?/ Howar*eSingaporedevelopec§fc/ring in tne land ofcmillion What goes into the successful Malay-entrep/eneur? Where does the glistenof the jewellery
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      Institutional buying pushes index closer to 1,000
      4215 13 INSTITUTIONAL buyers and punters were out in force yesterday, heating up the market as it strove towards the magical 1.000-mark. The Straits Times Industrial Index closed at 985.72 points, a gain of 13.38 points while the BT Composite Index rose 13.45 points to
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      Chief price changes
      262 13 SINGAPORE Rises Ind |CM ftb9 Nk 10 S67J9 SSIJ4 M 690 25 IT CHMII 1 C 8 470 22 IT What* 3716*474 *****079 TitMk Mfcwi 452 22 IT OI/OS 200 339 0 S 1070 20 IT CADI -6*41 -6166 S 1 A 1030 20 ITOIV +*****7 *****6
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      Business done on the SES
      3901 13 810 and offer prices officially listed and businesa in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "SETT".
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  • COMPANY NEWS
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      Lock icon Sri Hartamas directors own 43 per cent of equity
      550 14 Block of 60m shares probably held through nominee companies MBT TAN SRI CHONG KOK LIM and son Mr Chong You Hiong together with well-known businessmen Datuk Syed Kechik bin Syed Mohsmed and Datuk Wong Kee Tat are the beneficial owners of
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      Lock icon Kesang plans to go into agriculture
      676 14 Bernama AFTER YEARS of turning land into the once lucrative property development industry, Kesang Corporation Bhd is now planning to develop it for its most basic use agriculture. Chairman Matshah Safuan said the group plans to do mixed farming in the near future. "Negotiations
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      Lock icon First Interstate aborts bid for Bank America
      719 14 Reuter BANKAMERICA CORP's proposed US$l billion equity offering and its sale of such major money making assets as its Charles Schwab brokerage firm have been cited as major factors bearing on First Interstate Bancorp's decision to withdraw its takeover bid. Wall Street analysts
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      Lock icon Feb 23 listing for MISC
      293 14 Bernama MALAYSIAN International Shipping Corporation Bhd (MISC) shares are expected to be listed on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (KLSE) on Feb 23. Sources in Kuala Lumpur said yesterday that MISC is going all out for the shares to be listed by that date to
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      Selected indices
      104 14 HONGKONG Hongkong Index Tuesday 1722.40 Monday 1736.41 Week ago *****7 Hang Song Index Tuesday 2694.85 Monday 2713.67* Week ogo 2606.38 All Industrials Tuesday 2447.7 Monday 2453.3* Week ogo 2372.8 NEW YORK Dow Jones Monday 2176.74 Friday 2186.87 Week ago *****2 TOKYO Nikkei Average Tuesday *****.96 Monday *****.32 Week
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      171 14 WEARNE BROTHERS, UmIted: 72nd AGM at 65 Chillis Street, #19-00, OCBC Centre, Singapore 0104, today at 10.30am. CI HOLDINGS Berhad: EGM at Anggerik Room, 4th Floor, Hotel Equatorial, Jalan Sultan Ismail, ***** Kuala Lumpur, on Feb 14 at 9.30am. SMGAPORE PRESS HOLDMQS Limited: 2nd AGM at News Centre,
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      Unit trusts
      242 14 Managers' pricas MARA-Bumiputra 1 for Feb 11 First B'putro 5.72 5.77 Second B'putra 516 521 Singapore Unit Trust Third B'putra 406 4 11 The Commerce 099 The Savings Fund 009 S'pore Prog Fund 0.39 S'pore Sk Fund 0 65 S pore Invest Fund 0.72 S pore Equity Fund
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      KL shares gain ground across the board
      481 14 SHARE PRICES were lifted across the board on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Double-digit gains were the order of the day. The previous two days of mixed trading allowed buyers to catch their breath before coming back with renewed enthusiasm. The mood
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      Business done on the KLSE
      2840 14 BID and offer prices nwweiiy listed and Nitinew in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Aksm I—) ID 80 (71 81 (3) 82 AISS
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      PROPOSED ISSUES
      264 14 Company RIGHTS ISSUE Bedford One-for-one $050 per Shore Bonvests Hldgs One-for-four $065 per shore C 1 Holdings 27 million loon stock* in the ratio of $3 loon stock lor every live ordinary shares held City Dev One for-four $1 <0 per shore lights issue of bonus with worronts
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      Lock icon Banks keep reserves for inner strength
      790 15 TCMiaa mm^ HOCK LOCK SIEW THE AGE-OLD PRACTICE among commercial banks of keeping inner reserves has come into question in Hongkong but there is hardly any serious objection to the same system in operation in Singapore. According to a South China Morning Post report,
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      Chin Tung to buy stake in Manila broker
      301 15 THE HONGKONG-BASED ChinTung group of companies has agreed to acquire a 40 per cent interest in a Philippine stockbrokerage, Pryce Securities Inc (PSI). According to ChinTung, which has a research outfit in Singapore, one of its subsidiaries, ChinTung Asia Ltd, contracted to
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      RESULTS DUE
      592 15 LAST FULL YEAR Company Parted Date Yoar Net EPS Grom Net announced •ndlng (cms) dtv profit lost year ($•000) Fad Cables Interim Jun 87 6,l75L(i) S J Amal Interim Dec 19 Mar 86 7.3 527 Guinness Finol Nov 15 Sep 86 9.0 24.0 19,544 Malayawata Interim Dec II
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      Asean Resources files suit against Ka Wah
      309 15  -  By ELAINE KOH ASEAN RESOURCES, the Hong-kong-listed company recently under investigation, filed a HKS7S million suit against Ka Wah Bank late last month. According to a statement from Asean Resources reported in the South China Morning Post yesterday, the company claimed that Ka
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      LONDON STOCKS
      786 15 MARKET MAKERS took the opportunity to mark shares down early yesterday after Wall Street's lower close overnight, although dealers said trading was light with many investors reluctant to part with stock. By 0923 GMT. the FTSE 100 was down 10.4 from Monday's record high close to 1.900.3 after
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      Sembawang to float merged unit by first quarter
      621 15  -  By AMY CHEOK THE SEMBAWANG GROUP is currently in the process of merging two of its companies involved in towing and salvaging to prepare the combined unit for a listing on the stock market by "the first quarter of this year". This
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      Local broking firm proposes taking on new partner
      254 15 LEADING stockbroking house Kay Hian Co (Re) is planning to admit Mr Kevin Loh Boon Song as its new partner. Mr Loh. 34. joined Kay Hian in April 1964, as a dealer responsible for servicing institutional clients. Kay Hian's application for Mr
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      Lock icon Perth-based motor company renamed Sime Darby Australia
      419 15 MBT SIME DARBY Bhd has changed the name of Mortlock Brothers to Sime Darby Australia firmly establishing the Perth-based engineering and motor company as the Australian-listed arm of the diversified group. The name change, which came on the heels of its acquisition of
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      130 15 THE STOCK EXCHANGE of Singapore announced yesterday that Pan-Electric Industriee Lid's 9 5/8 per cent convertible unsecured loan stock 1980/87 has been removed from its official list. The SES has also removed Pan-El itself from the list. HOTEL TAI-PAN Ltd said the High Court of Singapore has confirmed
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      177 15 OFFICIAL NOTICE PROPOSAL TO CHANGE A SHIP'S NAME We, Wallem Shipping (S) Pte Ltd of 16 Raffles Quay #35-01, Hong Leong Building. Singapore 0104 hereby give notice that In consequence of the Intended purchase by our principals of the ship mentioned below, have applied to the Registrar of Singapore Ships,
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      323 15 NOTICES IN THE MATTES OF THE COMPANIES ACT, (CHAPTER 185) AND IN THE MATTER OF HAI SING PUBLICATION PTE LTD (Incorporated In the Republic of Singapore) (In member*' voluntary winding up) At an extraordinary general meeting of members of HAI SING PUBLICATION PTE LTD duly convened and held at 144-B
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      324 15 IN THE MATTER OP THE COMPANIES ACT, CHAPTER ItS BINGLEY (PRIVATE) LIMITED MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company daly convened and held at 14, Collyer Quay #10-01. Singapore Rubber House, Singapore, 0104 on 7th February, 1967, the Bpeclal Resolution set out below was duly passed:
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    EDB brings eight schemes under one roof
    698 16  -  Move to facilitate the application of grants By LEE HAN SHIH THE ECONOMIC Development Board will spend $847 million in the next four years on grants, soft loans and equity in hightechnology projects under an umbrella scheme called the Economic Development Assistance Scheme.
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    Lock icon Chicago and London to develop plan for financial futures trading link-up
    315 16 AP THE CHICAGO Board of Trade and the London International Financial Futures Exchange have agreed to develop a plan to trade each other's financial contracts. Karsten Mahlmann, the chairman of the Board of Trade, said in Chicago on Monday
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    Board helping to fund overseas trade missions
    204 16 EXPLORING overseas business opportunities has become the latest activity that can be sponsored by the Economic Development Board. At a press briefing yesterday, EOB general manager Tan Chin Nam unveiled a scheme that is designed to encourage business groups to embark on foreign
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    AWSJ will still be printed in Singapore
    308 16 THE GOVERNMENT'S decision to restrict the local sales of the Asian Wall Street Journal will not affect the printing of the newspaper in Singapore for the time being. This was confirmed last night in a telephone interview by Mr Peter Kann, the executive
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    Lock icon US team finds 3,000-year-old Egyptian tomb under sewer line
    257 16 UPI A 3,300-YEAR-OLD TOMB presumed to be the resting place of sons of Egyptian King Ramses II was found beneath a sewer line by archaeologists using sonar, radar and magnetometry. The University of California team discovered the tomb last month in
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    Lock icon Investors opt for political stability
    328 16 Bernama ES POLITICAL STABILITY has been cited as the most compelling reason for manufacturers setting up operations in Malaysia, according to a survey of 127 Malaysian manufacturers. The first Malaysia Manufacturing Futures Survey was conducted last year by the University of Malaya. It is part
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    Lock icon Soviet magazine concerned over trade fall
    272 16 Reuter A SOVIET MAGAZINE, signalling top-level concern over a slump in Moscow's foreign currency earnings, yesterday called for higher-quality Soviet industrial exports and better use of imported Western equipment The weekly Ekonomicheskaya Gazeta also accused Western countries of shutting Soviet industrial goods out of
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    Brunei High Court refuses bail for former NBB chairman
    491 16 THE HIGH COURT in Brunei yesterday rejected an application for bail by the former chairman of the closed National Bank of Brunei (NBB), who is charged with involvement in a loan scandal. Chief Justice Dato Sir Denys Roberts said bail should
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    Lock icon Comex gold and silver
    85 16 Reuter COMEX GOLD FUTURES slipped on selling by professionals and fund traders yesterday morning following a higher dollar. In subdued dealings, spot gold was off US$l.OO at U*****.90 an ounce which matched Monday's low. Silver futures turned quiet in the morning after penetrating Monday's lows on
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    Lock icon Dow Jones higher
    62 16 Reuter A WEAK BOND market, spurred by concerns that the Federsl Reserve will tighten monetary policy to the ailing dollar, prompted some mild profit-taking in Wall Street stocks yesterday morning. The Dow Jones Industrisl Average, which retreated in the past two sessions, was a fraction higher, however,
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      Lock icon Taiwan to relax restrictions
      30 16 AP TAIWAN plans to revise regulations governing foreign investment in Taiwan and Taiwanese investment overseas to help ease the rapid increase in its foreign reserves. AP
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      Lock icon Call for tilt away from West
      35 16 AFP INDIAN External Affairs Minister Narain Dutt Tiwari told industrialists yesterday to reconsider their "tilt to the West" and think of importing more goods from the Soviet bloc. AFP
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      Lock icon Reversing the brain drain
      29 16 Bernama THAILAND will soon have the help of the Inter-Govern mental Committee for Migration to facilitate the return of Thai professionals from developed countries. Bernama
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      Lock icon Revamp of air traffic control
      65 16 Reuter CHINA has set up a new body to take over air traffic control, which has been run by the air force for the past 30 years. Quo Yunzhong, director of the new National Air Traffic Control Adminstration of China, said that the air force-run
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      Lock icon Aquino clears the air
      37 16 Reuter PRESIDENT Corazon Aquino yesterday mat disgruntled military officers in a dearth e-sir session marked by her giving the officers a telephone number on which to call her if they were dissatisfied. Reuter
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      Lock icon Forces advance against rebels
      39 16 Reuter SRI LANKAN security forces advanced on all fronts yesterday against guerrillas fighting for an independent Tamil homeland. Rebels fleed into jungles as troops searched villages, occupied guerrilla hideouts, destroyed bunkers and seized weapons. Reuter
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      Lock icon McFarlane takes overdose of pills
      50 16 Reuter ROBERT McFarlane, a key player in the Iran arms affair and a prime witnees in ensuing investigations, has been admitted to hoepital after taking an overdoee of tranquilliser. A hoepital spokesman ssid that the former White House National Security Adviser was in good condition.
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      233 16 DONG BUSNESS IV CHINA A seminar sponsored by the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board JH in cooperation with IB SRI International, USA. QP Date: 16-17 March 1987 Venue: Pan Pacific Hotel Singapore Registration fee: Ss3oo This seminar aims to give participants a better understanding of China's cultural, political and economic climate
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      32 16 QSSQDGBQ wiwM CJ3PS Roport for 24 hours prior to 7.30pm on Fob 10 at too airport Maximum tomporoturo 91J AMoelatod humMHy to Minimum tomporatoro 23.5 AMoclafad humidity 94 Hours of auiMlilno 11.18
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      CP net loss due to shipping writedowns
      132 17 CANADIAN PACIFIC said it took extraordinary charges totalling US$23O million in 1986, leading to a net loss for the year. It also said it expects to record a US$l75 million extraordinary gain in the first quarter from the sale of its airline operations
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        85 17 AFP OFFICIALS of Scottish shipyard Govan Shipbuilders went to Hongkong last weekend to continue negotiations to build three container ships for China that would cost about US$75 million. A contract might be signed in three weeks. Govan reported. The talks started two years ago.
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        117 17 Reuter PUBLIC SERVICE Association members voted to continue the strike which has halted loading and delayed two vessels at the Sydney grain terminal since Feb 2, Grain Handling Authority (GHA) officials said. The association, one of the two unions at the terminal, voted to stay
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        94 17 Reuter ORIENT OVERSEAS (Holdings) Ltd said its Orient Overseas Container Line unit has taken delivery of a container ship from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd of Japan. It said the Oriental Faith, with a capacity of 2,829 TEUs. will be used on its service linking the
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        36 17 Reuter THE HONGKONG/Gulf of Aden and Red Sea Ports Conference has reduced its congestion surcharge on goods for direct discharge at Assab to 5 per cent from 10 per cent effective today. Reuter
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        99 17 Reuter THE BODIES of seven sailors have been found near Shanghai and their Panamanian cargo ship was believed to have sunk in heavy seas, the company agent said in Hongkong. King's Star Shipping Company said the 3,529 ton Camming, registered in Panama, had a
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      239 18 Lloyd's List WEST GERMANY is seeking US$3O million from the US towards subsidies being paid to yards constructing five large container ships for American President Lines. Three of the 3,800 TEU vessels are to be built at Howaldtswerke Deutsche Werft (HDW) in
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      319 18 FT STRIKING DOCK WORKERS and general cargo companies in the harbour of Rotterdam, the world's biggest port, resumed talks yesterday aimed at ending a three-week series of strikes that have cost the companies FL 3 million (US$l.46 million). The FNV Transport Union has
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      125 18 GERMAN RESEARCH vessel Meteor recently set sail from its home Port of Hamburg for a nine-month tour of the Eastern Mediterranean, Red Sea and the Indian Ocean. Their objective is to learn more about the oceanography, geology and biology of the world's warmer
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      200 18 Reuter LAND-LOCKED Luxembourg, which has built a reputation as a private banking haven, is considering a new role as a merchant marine centre. Government experts are studying whether to set up a shipping register, which would allow merchant vessels to sail under a Luxembourg flag. Luxembourg,
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      1514 18 QUIET FIXING was mainly confined to the timecharter sector on Monday with grain activity rather subdued, ship brokers said. There was unconfirmed talk another vessel had been fixed from the Gulf to Japan for grain at U5513.75 with early March loading, while $13.55 was agreed from the Gulf
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      177 19 THE MAJOR shipping consortia opcrating between the Far East/European, Far East/Persian Gulf, Straits ports/Australia. Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (FAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services "K" Line Korean Shipping Corporation Neptune Orient Lines Orient Overseas Container Line Cho Yang Shipping ANRO (STRAITS/ AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line Australia/Straits Container Line
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      176 19 UPI PRESIDENT REAGAN asked the Senate to approve an addition to a 15-year-old treaty on pollution from ships that would prevent the dumping of plastics and other garbage from vessels on the high seas. The regulations for the prevention of
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      390 19 NEW ZEALAND Shipping Corporation has reported a group loss of NZ528.64 million in its year ended August, 1986, compared with the previous profit of NZ$lO.2l million. It said the trading period had been the most difficult since the company was formed in
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      192 19 AP AN IRANIAN shuttle tanker has been raided twice over the past week by missile-firing Iraqi warplanes, Gulf marine salvage executives reported on Monday. The Khark 3, a 280.476-ton vessel owned by the National Iranian Tanker Co, was attacked by Iraqi warplanes on
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      774 19 AFP THERE WAS little sign of any improvement in earning potential during the past week on the freight market, in spite of a late upturn in enquiry in the grain trades. The prospect of a possible influx of combination carriers fleeing dismal conditions on the tanker market, represented
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      151 19 AFP A POLYNESIAN docker arrested test week during a dock strike on charges of assaulting the manager of a dockside firm was given a conditional release on Monday by a court in Papeete. Manuterarii Teriipaia was detained after striking Bernard Baudry, the manager of
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      145 19 Reuter A PHILIPPINE gunboat fired warning shots at s Kenyan tug towing a tanker in the Luzon Strait on Sunday night A Philippine navy spokesman said the incident occurred between Babuyan and Saptang islands at the northern tip of the Philippine archipelago.
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      1214 24 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES VmmI Berth Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Boi Yun Shan K35 alongside 12.02/2300 Caly <31 alongside 11.02/1030 Da long Tian <29 olongside 14.02/2300 Feiteng KIO alongside 13.02/0600 Gozania K34 alongside 11.02/2300 Global Uranus <30 alongside 11.02/1600 S Cosmos K32 olongside 1102/1800 Straits Hope K24E olongside
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      445 21 \v PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street, 03-00 Singapore 0106 Tel *****33 FAR EAST CONTAINER SERVICE INDONESIA CONTAINER SERVICE MA HAWK HOTA MNOA MA HAWK PASIR GUDANG CONTAINER SERVICE BANGKOK CONTAINER SERVICE RED SEA/EAST AND WEST AFRICA SERVICE cTTO'.Tr i'.V/Trl 14-11/2 KOTA WIRAMA 14-11/2 11-11/2 8M 8M 19-20/2
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      238 21 THONG SOON i- 09-00. Robina House, S pore 0106 Tel: *****88 Telex: RS ***** BOOKING: *****88 (DIRECT LINE) Iks SINGAPORE TO SARAWAK ATOff IV ATM IV 'ab II Fab ab »Fab ab 17 Fab SINGAPORE TO SABAH PORT 12 Fab 14 Fab a Fab 23 Fab 9 Fab 11 Fab
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      465 21 BLC BEN LINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE FROM UK/CONTINENT ALL VESSELS ACCEPT TRANSMPMENT CARGO EAST MALAYSIAN PORTS IKJJEBSEN LINE NEW ZEAL AND T NHS NOUMEA SUVA TA/M MAM TMARU TWIT TU/ON ILUTF m no mp wi hi vo n an m MAM TU/LT TIMOR MIOF
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      406 21 DJASAGETRI A Joint Europe Service Of: P.T. DJAKARTA LLOYD P.T. 6ESURI LLOYD P.T. SAMUDERA INDONESIA P.T. TRIKORA LLOYB VESSEUVOT mataram/17«b CAUDA BHAKTI/17WB KUTAI/11WB S. PANJANS/ISWB SNIWIJAYA/ISWB OCEAN PRMM/7WB BILBAO BREMEN A'OAN/RDAM M'BUM M M *3 W(i an mn I*4 Up HJJ V/t W4 MH 27/4 MM m VS ms up
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      326 21 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES LOIKAW VUI PA-AN VW7W PAGAN VUM BURMA FIVE STAR (Burmese National Line) Loading for Rangoon S port P.Ktlang Porting Wl2 FA W2 FA wiu BANK LINE NORTHBOUND TO UKC SPORE ROAM HULL NW TAMAITAI SAMOA VAN 1/3 4/4 13/4 IM FORTH BANK VIIN 2t/2 2S/3 2/4 3^
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      920 22 USA CANADA AfUWIIC CfAXT (Round Th« World Sorvlco) 0. LEGEND V 6/0. FREEDOM VI2 L G. BRIDGE BRIDGE VI N. J ADC VtyO. FAITH VI SPORE IS Feb 14 Mar 24 Fab 21 Mar 4 Mar 2S Mar Li K LINE KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. CHLS 24 Mar 31 Mar
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      365 22 log LCL and Africa IA. VAAI 232* NCOUOVD COLOMBO 2427F HAYAKAWA MARU 2230 C SA VAAL 232* P-Elti C.To 13*2 24/2 an 13/3 P.EJii C.Town Durten Sport 13/2 14/2 17/2 3/3 26/2 27/2 2/3 MO J»rd JARDINE SHIPPING AGENCIES (REG. 242*4/ OOK) 200 CANTONMCNT ROAD #12-05 SOOTHPOINT, SINGAPORE 0» W:
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      633 22 AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE »mpiH FCUKL CNMNTI S'para IMb Fraei Sydn Aha AaaptJ li FtO a ftb i Iter 7 Iter Addffnt 27 Fab IS Iter 24 Iter 22 Iter AiW/tra IS Iter X Iter I Apr (Apr AM/Bm 7 Apr 23 Apr May X Apr ArM/Bra &0. NARYANA VJ
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      683 22 GOLDEN LINE WS £> GUMI GUM SHPPMG (PTE) LID 23. TM »rr ttrtrt II SNGAPOK MM m. UUM (M IMS) STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: s-pn p.iun pm. OX OCX HAVEN CaMMfca/Kararti/MHatyMM 12/14 FA GOLDEN WONDER Cokanbo/Karacki/Diikai/BakraM *4 Mar CHINA OCEAN SHIPPING CO., PEKING THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA P.KIANC PENANC DESTINATION
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      513 22 INTRASEA (PTC) LTD 15 Hoe Chiang Road nO7 02(03 Santord Building Singapore 0208 Tel 2246M1 (10 Llneai Bulk Orient Line I BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK M.V. ADELINA OK S'urt P. Um| Lmo* farU/2 W SETE/ROT/ANT/UKfIIULL) INTRASEA (PTE) LTD BOOKING 22M511 BINTAN6 SHIPPING CO. SON. BNO. 71*711 K. impur BINTANG SNIPPING
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      985 23 \\NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD 55 SfSiSIIS!: FAR EAST/EUROPE FUUY COOfTAMERBEO SEIIVICi adm. ace <*«. TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): s »r. n™ IZT rll C CONTAINER 3W. Sa.M In Port 2/3 3/3 4/3 7, ■ERCATOR 42W (17/2) 19/2 J/3 10/3 11/3 14/ CR TOKYO W (23/2) 25/2 16/3 17/3 11/3 21/
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      416 23 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO P KELANG, PENANG. BUSAN. INCHON Vmml's Nam* No 7 Donam/TUN No J Donam/701N No. Donam/7Q2N No I Oonam/7Q2N No 7 Donam/702N No Donam/7Q2N No t Oonam/TIBN SPI*I «i JNT S WPlllf* AGJNCIfS PII I ID Ifl 7/899/; 7/8V434 J??!*) 10 (Operations)
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      714 23 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUILDING 55, Market Street Singapore 0104 Tel: *****33 (15 Lines) Terminal Office: *****41/2 Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** t. KELANC PENANG SSHARIKAT WAN SOON SON. BHD IST AND 2ND FLOOR. MESSRS NAI THONG SHIPPING 127
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      26 24 f/FABGO SHIPPING COMPANY!PTE)LTD. REGULAR EXPRESS FULL CONTAINER AND LCL SERVICE «08-06 Southpoint Singapore 0208 Tel: *****22/*****59 CFS (Import) K37 Tel: *****78 CFS (Export) EAL Tel: *****49
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      162 24 LIZENA PTE LTD Tel: *****(7, 73MMS Tetex: R*****1 ETA ETD Loading for PACIFIC EXPRESS 21/2 1/3 CMttofon| tIS In Nrt 15/2 Ptow Pwh/Hodilwti COLOMBIA (RMtar) 21/2 2S/2 AMtan ARMADA JAVA 27/2 2/3 Surafcaya/lran Jaya Sarvtca to tenant tufefact to MmhmL 1. s. f 11. 1: sS. 0. «S- Shipping Sd».
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      356 25 International Freight Forwarders Hamburg West Germany Tiger Line Common Carrier Feeder Services SINGAPORE INDIA VESSEL VOY SINGAPORE CALCUTTA MADRAS PORT HARCOURT Oil SAILED IN PORT 14-15 FEB KATHRINE SIF 012 12-13 FEB 19-22 FEB 25-26 FEB PORT HARCOURT 013 20-21 FEB 27-02 MAR 05-06 MAR KATHRINE SIF 014 04-05 MAR
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      243 25 PUCK OCEAN LINES (Perfect China Ocean Shipping Lines) CHINA SERVICES Destinations: Etd. STORE Etd. PKLG SHANTOU, GUANGZHOU HUANGPU, XIAMEN WEEKLY HAIKOU, ZHANJIANG O All I iino XINGANG, QINGOAO OAILINUO SHANGHAI ft OTHER PORTS smmm team mum/nmrm mwts HAPIO U»HIO PTE LTD FOftTRAMS SERVICES 8/B. TU *****44 HI 22*5 IB: *337*55/
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      446 25 .WEEKLY FUUCONTAINER SERVICE SINGAPORE/JAKARTA SINGAPORE JAKARTA VESSEL VOY ETA ETD ETA ETD PRASETIA 113-114 16/02 17/02 19/02 21/02 115-lit 23/02 24/02 26/02 28/02 117-111 2/03 3/03 5/03 7/03 PRABHAKIT 34-35 13/02 14/02 16/02 11/02 36-37 20/02 21/02 23/02 25/02 38-39 27/02 21/02 02/03 04/03 General Agents: Asia Perintit Line Pte
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      244 25 GLORY NAVIGATION GROUP BESUUto LINEB SERVICE TAIWAN TO SINGAPORE ASEAN DIRECT WEEKLY TO PORT KELANG/PENANG •AT ATTRACTIVE RATES* SPORE PKELANG PENANC PALEMANC BELAWAN C.SELATAN V V-9 Sailed 4/2 4/2 C.SELATAN VII V-S2 I*2 21/2 21/2 S/2 6 VESSELS OF LOG CARRIERS 5 VESSELS OF BRAND NEW TWIN DECKERS ON REGULAR
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      413 26 C.V. UNE (A Member Of The ACE Consortium) CHO YANG SHIPPING CO. LTD FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) H'buff In" AMwwp 14/1 IV3 VP 71/3 22/3 M/ 3 an an nn *14 v* 'I* FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) VI w w 33/3 AUNIS STRAITS COWAIHR
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      710 26 7J57 COMPANIA PERUANA DE VAPOREES (C.P.V.) "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" Loading for CaHao. Matarani, Ito and all other Peruvian ports witti transhipment at Kobe On CPV Through Brite of Lading to (mat destination Penang* P. Kelang Singipori MANOLOEVERETT IS/2B Feb JOHNEVERETT 2/3 Mir MURRAYEVERETT 21/23 Mar "EVERETT ORIENT LINE" JAPAN/BAY OF
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