The Business Times, 29 July 1987

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 112/12/86 WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1987 75 CENTS
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    FINANCIAL NEWS SUMMARY
    182 1 Tmday HK Hang Sang Max 3,337.46 (-9.41 Tokyo NMni Avaroga 24,365.82 280.84) Sydney AN-OrdMrlas 1,961.1. (-17.0) Now York (Dow Jonas) 2/493.94 8.41 London (FT 30 Max) ***** (-1(X8) THE S$ yesterday doeed unchanged against the U8$ at 2.1140/50 in the Singapore torex market. It strsngthened against the
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    ST Index makes spectacular rebound
    422 1  -  By LISA LEE THE SINGAPORE stock market staged a spectacular rebound yesterday with the Straits Times Industrial Index posting a 38.92-point gsin to 1,377.29 its biggest one-day jump in more than five years. Yesterday's gain outstripped the isrgest recent one-day gain on Oct 9 last
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    Lock icon Gradual rise to total CPF rate of 40pc
    719 1  -  Lower rates for older workers By FOO CHOY PENG Chief Reporter A REVAMP of the Central Provident Fund scheme which will see a gradual cut in the rate of employees' contributions and a rise in employers' payments for workers under 59 was
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    Long road ahead for Asean-US Initiative
    430 1 NEGOTIATIONS between Asean and the US for a special economic arrangement could be expected to take as long as five years, said US Deputy Trade Representative Mr Mike Smith. Going by experience, such negotistions were tough and this wss compounded by the fact that
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    Lock icon US accepts USSR N-arms option
    65 1 AFP AMERICA officially informed the Soviet Union yesterday that it was accepting the proposed "double-zero" option for the elimination of all medium-range nuclear missilea, but would not budge on the issue of West German-owned miaailea. Chief US arma negotiator Maynard Glitman said in Geneva that
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    Lock icon Big changes to constitution planned in Fiji
    236 1 Reuter FUJI'» traditional chiete yeatorday proposed a plan for radical con* •titutional changes to anaura parpatual political power lor tos indiQsnouß population wWch was tha cantral aim of tha May 14 military coup. A oanior membsr of tos Qraat Council of Chiefs said
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    Wattie ropes in F & N as partner in Cold Storage bid
    551 1  - Wattie ropes in F N as partner in Cold Storage bid By NAJEEB JARHOM FRASER NEAVE is to be roped in as the partner of New Zee-land-baaed Wattie Industries in the letter's attempt to gain control of Cold Storage Holdings. Analysis view this as a skilful move by Wattle to
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      2 1 BUSINESS TIMES
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  • YESTERDAY IN PARLIAMENT
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      Housing board to sell shops in estates
      426 2 SHOPS IN public housing estates will soon be available for purchase, in a new move by the government to encourage ownership. The Minister for National Development, Mr S. Ohanabalan said the government wanted to extend the HOB home ownership scheme, which enabled the
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      Just one agency for rubber industry
      160 2 THE RUBBER INDUSTRY will come under the jurisdiction of only one agency, instead of two, when the Rubber Dealers (Amendment) Bill becomes law. The Bill, passed in Parliament yeeterday, provides tor the Rubber Association of Singapore (RAS) to take over the functions of the
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      CPF plan to encourage hiring of older workers
      447 2 IT WILL COST employers less to hire older workers under the new scheme for Central Provident Fund contributions announced by Labour Minister Lee Yock Suan yesterday. The government will progressively cut the total CPF contribution rate for workers who are over 55
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      List of maintenance contractors
      178 2 CONTRACTORS who can offer maintenance services will be im eluded in the Registry of Public Sector Contractors from Saturday (Aug 1). The new category of "comprehensive maintenance contractors" is being introduced by tie Construction Industry Development Board to encourage local firms to widen their services. This
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      Management bodies given more power to run estates
      322 2 THE LAND TITLES (Strata) (Amendment) Bill was passed yesterday, giving management corporations more power to run their estates and deal with errant owners or tenants. Under the Bill, a developer may not sell any strata unit unless its value has been filed
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      Bill enables to regulate transport services
      534 2  -  Reports by FOO CHOY PENG, CHUANG PECK MING and ANNA TEO PARLIAMENT yesterday passed the Public Transport Council Bill, which will give the public greater say in such matters as the fares and routes of some public transport operators. The Public Transport Council, to
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      You can count on them to sing too
      349 2 MINISTERS and Members of Parliament will stand up, aaksd to be counted on and proclaim "We are Singapore" this National Day. all done in melodious fashion. Yes, they are going to sing. And sing out loud they will, along with the thousands
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      Dr Hu takes 'no promises' stand
      180 2 CIVIL SERVANTS could gat a lump-sum payment at yaar-and If tha aoonomy picks up strongly, but thsrs srs "no promlsos", cautionad ths Flnsncs Minister. Rsplying to Mr Othmsn Hsron Eusofs (Qsylsng Ssrsi) who suggsstsd thst civil sorvsnts bs rawsrdsd with a ona-off psymont If
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      Streamlining licensing of poisons
      163 2 LICENSING of industrial and agricultural poisons will be delegated to the Ministry of Environment under the Poisons (Amendment) Bill, passed yesterday. The Health Ministry will continue to license medicinal poisons. The Health Ministry now has to channel licence applications for industrial and agricultural poisons to the
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    • IN BRIEF
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        ONLY 30
        95 2 Central Provident Fund account holders have so far Joined the Retirees Insurance Scheme, but the government is msking an effort to persuade more to join, Labour Minister Lee Yock Suan said. Rather than join the scheme, the majority of account holders who were over 56 years old preferred
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        A REFERENDUM
        74 2 ia not needed tor the propoeed team MP idea. First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong told Parliament yeeterday. Mr Goh said the team MP concept, which ie still being discussed, would not entail a fundamental change in one-man-one-vote electoral system. Only where the protection and sovereignty of
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      • Article
        THERE ARE
        106 2 far more public flats available for rental than the demand for them. National Development Minieter S Dhanabalan aaid. As at May 31. 6.237 vacant flats were available for rental while only 2,978 people had applied for them. Of the applicants, 1,100 had been offered flats but they had
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        THE
        44 2 Asean Ministerial Meeting held by Singapore laat month was deecribed by Mr Dhanabalan. who is alao the Foreign Minister, as a "significant and substantive meeting". He said the recommendations were practical and achievable and would build important new linkages among the Asean countriee.
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        MR DHANABALAN
        67 2 aleo called on Vietnam to "stop playing games" and atart serious talks to reeotve the Cambodian problem. Hanoi is trying to create the impreeeion that Aseen is not united in rejecting Vietnam's occupation of Cambodia, he told Parliament. "The Vietnamese have also for some time been trying to
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        MALAYSIAN ORGANAISATIONS
        104 2 which criticiaed the Singapore Government for the recent arrests made under the Internal Security Act have double standards and "some ulterior motive in making Singapore as their whipping boy." said Profeeeor S Jayakumar, the Home Affairs Minister. While there had been protests against the arreeta linked to a
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      Coming down on glue sniffers
      124 2 GLUE SNIFFERS face compulsory treatment and confinement of up to 12 months if a new law is passed to curb the inhalant abuse problem in Singapore. The proposed law will also make it an offence to sell or supply volatile inhalants to inhalant abusers and
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      Five new Bills introduced
      50 2 FIVE NEW BILLS were introduced in Parliament yesterday. They are the Constitution of the Republic of Singapore (Amendment) Bill; the Accountants Bill; the Economic Expan- sion Incentives (Relief from Income Tax) (Amendment) Bill; the Intoxicating Substances Bill; and the Singapore Corporation of Rehabilitative Enterprises (Amendment) Bill.
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  • ASIA – PACIFIC
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      Lock icon New poll shows shrinking lead by Lange's party
      423 3 AP THE NEW ZEALAND dollar toll yesterday attar a new poll indicated a shrinking lead for Prime Minister David Lange's Labor Party over the opposition National Party in advance of the Aug 15 elections. The poll, published in The New Zealand Herald,
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      Lock icon Manila legislators talk of debt repudiation
      381 3 AP PRESIDENT Corazon Aquino's attack on foreign creditors has triggered calls by legislators to reopen talks with banka or repudiate part of the country's US$2B billion overseas debt During state of the nation address to Congress on Monday, Mrs Aquino accused foreign banks of
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      Lock icon Group claims Taiwan put pressure on 10 scholars
      143 3 AP ORGANISERS of a university forum on Taiwanese affairs say 10 scholars have dropped plana to attend because of pressure from the government in Taipei. The International Symposium on Taiwan Studies at the University of Chicago is expected to draw about 70
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      Lock icon Aquino plans to get tough on issue of US bases
      592 3 Reuter THE FUTURE of US military baaea in the Philippines is likely to determine ties between the two countries, said President Corazon Aquino's spokesman yesterday. Teodoro Benigno said Mrs Aquino, who has called on her American allies to provide more
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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      56 3 Singapore OUTLOOK: Ikomn •Mr RMy mat I* Mm Report for 24 hour* prior to 7.30pm on My 28 at days this mttio 9 ■L. H RIO JOnvirg San Frit'co San Juan Jo*burg Kio» K Lumpur London Lot AngoWs Madrid Manila ilollmiwio nrymioQvrrm Moxlco Oty Sao Paulo Seoul Taipoi Tol Aviv
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      72 3 I oonesbury mtiQ OLUBIMAYI tgrft call you'olue't J VDKMTIHO&! I DO DEALS OUT IN LA-LA LAND! TELL YOU UHYI POPPED IN ON WSOUXSR! HOUR. OFFER TO MEET ABU NIDAL JUST BLEU ME AW, OKAY* SO I SOT ON THE I < 1 1 v l O I P» Si rr.
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  • REST OF THE WORLD
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      697 4 ARRIVALS Operator .Sorvtco Local From numbor Imo su SQ201 1145 CGK su SQI91 1155 PEN su SQ238 1155 MES THAI TG403 1155 8KK MAS MH682 1230 KCH GU GA940 1235 MES SU SQ107 1250 KUL SU SQ37 1300 MAN/AMS/DX8 SU SO 203 1300 CGK CAL 0342 1300
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      Lock icon Unctad talks hit snag
      496 4 Failure so far to find common ground Reuter MAJOR DIFFERENCES Still divide rich and poor countries attending the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (Unctad) with the focus on whether it should direct action to cure the world's economic problems or merely assess their nature
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      Lock icon No end to farm subsidies says Galbraith No end to farm subsidies says Galbraith
      218 4 Reuter PRESIDENT REAGAN'S proposal to phase out worldwids farm subsidies within 10 years is doomed to failure, sconomist John Kenneth Galbraith said on Monday. "There is absolutely no chance of this kind of move being successful,"
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      Lock icon Call to simplify German taxes
      115 4 Reuter WEST GERMAN tax lobbyists have urged the Bonn government to use the scheduled reform of the country's tax system in 1900 as a chance to simplify the tax system. Werner Hagedom, national president of the West German Internal Revenue Service Union, said ths government
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      Lock icon Contraband trade in wildlife flourishing, say experts
      438 4 Reuter THE CONTRABAND trade in elephant tusks, rhinoceros horns and crocodile skins continues to flourish worldwide, threatening many species with extinction. The problem, according to international wildlife experts who gathered in Ottawa recently, is that government regulations are still too lax and poachers
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      Lock icon Tougher criteria to get EC backing for abolition of import defence measure
      293 4 FT EUROPEAN Community governments will soon have to meet tougher crrteria if they are to get backing for an international move to keep out the diversion between member states of tow-cost imports. The move, agreed by the European
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      Lock icon Greece narrowing its trade deficit
      84 4 Reuter GREECE HAS MADE major «rid*» in cutting its foreign deficit, curbing inflation and reducing public borrowing but further action is needed, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development aakl The government's two-year stabilisation programme, introduced in October 1965, haa played a large part in
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Simex/IMM
      526 5 SUPPORTED by a stronger dollar, September Eurodollar opened 3 ticks higher at 92.69 and retested the CME's high of 92.70. Liffe opening saw slightly firmer prices with the September contract ending at the day's high of 92.71. September T-bonda closed 17 ticks higher at 90.00 on a firmer US
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      Lock icon Foreign lenders find Chilean debt-equity swaps attractive
      399 5 AP THE LURE of potentislly big profits is drawing foreigners into a government programme to turn part of the US$l9.3-billion foreign debt into investment. They range from US and New Zealand corporations to Arab sheikhs and even the US-based Mormon Church. Since the
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      Ireland's financial centre plan off to a good start
      359 5 IRELAND'* two main banks. Allied Irish Banks PLC and Bank of Ireland, havo appllad to Join a naw financial sarvioaa centre being sat up in Dublin and major US and Japanaaa firms ara pledging to follow suit, according to the Induatrial
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      Heng Chiang Meng to take over at ACB
      545 5  -  Veteran banker Ang Hong Choon to retire in December By SON TIANG KENG Financial Correspondent LEADERSHIP of the Asia Commercial Bank (ACB) will change hands in January next year with the retirement of veteran banker Ang Hong Choon as preeident BT understands
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      Lock icon Plan to save US farm credit system
      395 5 NYT LEADERS of the US House Agriculture Committee plan to introduce legislstion this week that would provide a multibillion-dol-lar line of credit with the Treesury to reecue the crippled farm credit systsm, committee staff members said on Mondsy. Under the provisions of the
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Lock icon S Lanka plans tax, lending rate incentives
      359 6 Reuter SRI LANKA is hoping lower interest rates and tax breaks will give a boost to its economy which has been suffering the effects of a guerilla war and a serious drought. t Central bank governor Warnasena Rasaputra said a new industrial policy
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      Lock icon Three-day freeze on Peruvian banking
      148 6 AFP THE GOVERNMENT of Peru on Monday suspended for three days all operations of the nation's banks, financial houses, currency dealers and the Lima Stock Exchange to allow authorities to "perfect" the foreign exchange system, the government announced. The move followed a run on the
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      Government securities market
      85 6 Treasury bills Period Issue Yesterday's dosing Day's code Maturity MO OffEt HK5H LOW 3 month* 5Q*****C 29.10.87 3.12 3.02 3.06 3.02 6 month* BS*****Z 21.01.88 3.20 3.10 3.18 3.15 1 yeor BY*****S 30.0648 3.26 3.16 3.28 3.15 Government notes and bonds Period Issue Maturity Coupon Yesterday's dosing
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      World interest rates
      185 6 Indicates Km iwraQi of Hif pfiiTiv wnaing riiw or 12 major bank* In B'poro Interbank market rates (offer/bid) on July 28 US$ DM SWFC Y«n 7 dayi 3/4 s/a a i/a 1/4 4 3/4 4 S/a a i/a 7 7/a s 3/4 j/a 1 M* *13/1*—11/1* *1/1*
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      Money markets
      62 6 THE OVERNIGHT rste on the Singapore interbank market fell 1% points to close at 1% per cent yesterday. One-month term rate waa up 3/16 point while two- and threemonths were up point S$ Interbank rates at 7pm yesterday: 0»*« MD Onr1 J/4 I l/J 4 1/4 4 1/1
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      Asian dollar market
      255 6 ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rates closed stesdy at opening levels after quiet trading yesterday. Short-dates were mostly stesdy st the outset end remained unchanged in subsequent trading. Overnight closed at 6 11/16 68/16 per cent and week-fixed at 6% 6% per cent. Term rates were little changed from
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      Forex markets
      1140 6 SMGAPORE: The US dollar closed slightly firmer against most major currencies after some short-covering by interbank dealers and speculative buying yesterday. Trading in the dollar was thin with most operators unwilling to take large positionsThe dollar closed marginally higher at 150.86/95 yen compared with New York'a 150.00/70 and
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  • ADVERTISING & MARKETING
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      Cerebos clarifies market position
      325 7  -  By LILIAN ANG THE CONTROVERSY over who has a greater share of the cultured milk market has taken another turn as Yakult Singapore issued a statement to "put the competitive situation of the cultured milk market in the right perspective". Mr Don Tlerney of Yakult Singapore
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      Exporters need new strategies to succeed
      388 7  -  By WILLIAM CHIA SINGAPORE companies must review their marketing methods end use new strategies if they want to compete succeesfully with multinationals in the international market place. Mr Chandra Oas, MP for Chong Boon and managing director of NUR Investment A Trading, provided tips
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    • COPY LINES
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        New man at Leo Burnett
        54 7 LEO BURNETT Singapore has appointed Mr Sia Kheng Hong (below) as finance director. Mr Sia was previously chief accountant at Malayan Breweries (S) reporting to the general manager on all financial operations. He replacea Mr Abu Bakar Maidin who is retiring after 32 years of
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        THE CARLSBERG
        53 7 account in Singapore has moved from Adcom Grey to Leo Burnett which also handles the business in Malaysia. A spokesman from Carlsberg Marketing (S) Pte Ltd said the two markets are very different in size and brand profile, but advertising here would somewhat be in line with the
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      Small computer firms form association
      192 7 A TRADE ASSOCIATION for me-dium-eized computer companies has been formed to repreeent some 300 small-to medium-sized firms which are not currently repreeented by the Singapore Federation of the Computer Industry (SFCI). Chairman of the Micro-Com-puter Association of Singapore (MTAS), Mr Michael Mun. expects the preeent
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      Comfort launches first ever advertising campaign
      427 7  -  By MONICA GWEE NTUC COMFORT CABS take the lead today by launching the taxi company's first evar advertising campaign. Tha multi-madia campaign is aimad at ancouraging paopla to traval convaniantty and in comfort by taxi of courss. A 45 sacond talaviaion advertisement with a
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  • PERSPECTIVE
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      In search of the Beijing axis
      578 8 CHINESE foreign policy during the Cultural Revolution was of the sort diplomats could use as stories to scare their children into falling asleep. Things changed after the death of Mao Tse-Tung, but the succeeding happy period was one in which the country seemed to
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      The ties that bind and blossom
      1686 8  -  Revitalised Asean-US Initiative should benefit the region The Asean-US Initiative was revived recently after being on the backbumer for several years. US Deputy Trade Representative Mike Smith, in an exclusive interview with LOH HUI YIN, weighs the pros and cons of this concept. LOH
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      680 8 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 A natural area to spoil, on the quiet? (5) 6 Potentate who gives a cry of surprise on breaking a jar (5) 9ls such thinking desirable? (7) 10 Footwear manufacturer's wild boast? (5) 11 Sam, not the type to flush redl (5) 12 Get over being
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      395 10 ANNOUNCEMENT Message from Chairman, Keppel Corporation Lid Slipway has a long and distinguished history* Established 100 years ago on 13 July 1887, the Company was recognised as one of the most important shiprepairers even in those early days. Equipped with three slips and some workshops, Singapore Slipway provided repair services
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      407 11 *4 1887 YEARS 1987 Message from Chairman, Singapore Slipway Engineering Co (Pte) Ltd s, Slipway has come a long way since its inception in 1887. From humble beginnings servicing boats and coastal vessels, the Company has today grown into one of the region's most modern medium-sized shipyards, with activities in
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  • SPORTS & LEISURE
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      Lock icon Hero's welcome for Roche
      280 12 Reuter IRELAND acclaimed its greatest sporting hero on Monday as thousands of flag-waving Dubliners turned out to cheer Tour de France winner Stephen Roche when he returned home. The 27-year-old Dubliner was taken through the Irish capital in an open top, double-decker bus before attending a
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      Lock icon French Toshiba cycling team to drop last year's Tour winner
      268 12 AFP GREG LeMOND, the American cyclist who last year became the first non-European to win the Tour de France, is to be axed from his French Toshiba outfit for next year, according to the team'a owner. Millionaire French businessman Bernard
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      Lock icon Sugar Ray has new goals
      339 13 UPI WORLD MIDDLEWEIGHT BOXING champion Sugar Ray Leonard says his two most immediate goals are starting his own fight-management business and helping coach the US Olympic team. Leonard, in Stateline, Nevada, to participate in a celebrity tennis event at Caesars Palace, said on Monday that
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      Singapore golfers to get a shot at World Cup glory
      398 13  -  By WALTON MORAIS AFTER a two-year absence, Singapore will have a chance to step onto the world professional golf stage again when the World Cup is revived in November. The two-man team competition, which took a hiatus last year because
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      Lock icon Righteous Bucks proving to be a threat
      390 13 UPI THE EMERGENCE of Righteous Bucks in the Cane Pace widens the already broad field of talented three-year-olds heading towards the final two Triple Crown events. Righteous Bucks, a bay gelding, rallied on Sunday to win the U*****,540 Cane in New York the
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      Lock icon Graf survives Federation Cup scare
      245 13 Reuter WEST GERMAN Steffi Graf prevailed over a startling Patricia Hy of Hongkong, and a recuperating Hana Mandlikovaled Czechoslovakia's advance on Monday as first-round play went according to form in the 25th Federation Cup women's team tennis championship. Czechoslovakia, West Germany, Argentina and the Soviet
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      Lock icon Becker hits out at American team
      204 13 Reuter BORIS BECKER. hero of WestGermany's Davis Cup win over«* the US in Connecticut, has condemned John McEnroe and his. team for whipping their fans; into a frenzy. Speaking after winning tho£ deciding singles against Tim» Mayotte on Sunday. Becker said the Americans had
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      Lock icon Piquet's win opens up title race
      294 13 Reuter NELSON PIQUET'S victory in an eventful West German Grand Prix has set up the prospect of a thrilling second half to the Formula One season starting in Hungary in two weeks. Piquet's 18th Grand Prix win on Sunday lifted him ahead of fellow
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      387 13 AP THE 42nd US Women's Open has become the national championship that didn't want to come to an end. Torrential rains on Sunday stretched the fourth round of the Open into Monday. Then twice on Monday a champion seemed ready to be crowned. Ayako
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  • COMMODITIES
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      Palm Oil
      495 14 Crude palm oil futurM closed slightly higher on a weaker trading interest on the Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange (KLCE) yesterday. Dealers noted that values were holding but the expected recovery in production levels might limit price increases. August increased Mss to Ms6B6 a tonne while September gained Mss
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      Oil and Products
      85 14 ALL EAST ASIAN products were slightly weaker in thin trade. Few traders appeared willing to commit themselves on price, but most seemed to think the market was still on its way down. Crudes were steady. US$/barr*l Chang* Dubai (S*pt) 17.60 -0.05 Wm> Tuoi WD 30.45 -0.05 Products
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      Precious Metals
      301 14 HONGKONG: Gold closed yesterday little changed on good support from local investors who fended off persistent overseas selling and the bearish impact of a strengthening US dollar. Bullion ended unchanged from New York's Close of U*****.50/454.00 an ounce after opening lower at U*****.60/453.00. On the local market, gold
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      Produce Prices
      271 14 Chinese Produce Exchange Stfltn' noon doting pr July 28 (SI/100 kg) km* an Coconut oil Mi fob 96.00 OW drum FOB 106.00 N*w dram FOB 110.00 Copra Mixed (Ioom) i •Itn 57 Pepper Munlok uifilti FOB NLW 1150.00 Sarawak wMt* FOB foq NLW 1135.00 Sarawak spadal Wock FOB
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      Lock icon Chinese miners plundering gold ore
      134 14 Reuter THOUSANDS of miners have been plundering gold ore from state-owned mines in China. The China Daily said yesterday that for the last six months, 700 people had been stealing 100 tonnes of ore from a mine in Henan province and had not been punished
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      Lock icon Largest Aussie wheat buyer
      96 14 AFP CHINA has become the largest buyer of Australian wheat and will use some of the imported grain to make pizzas, according to the Australian Wheat Board. The AWB said in a statement last Friday that 4.2 million tonnes of Australian wheat would be exported to
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      Lock icon ASA says palm oil claim not misleading
      168 14 Bernama THE AMERICAN Soybean Association (ASA) has said that palm oil does not lower blood cholesterol levels and that palmitic acid, which is found in palm oil. actually increaaes blood cholesterol. A statement from ASA headquarters in St Louis on Monday quoted a
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      Soybean
      101 14 SOYBEAN futures in Chicago on Monday cioeed 7% to 0 US cants higher, with November up 8 cents at USSS.26K a bushel, aa prices settled slightly off the day's highs. Prices gained late on buying by commiaaion houses and locale amid expectations that USOA crop reports will indicate some
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      Wheat
      101 14 WHEAT futurea in Chicago on Monday cloeed firmer in light trade, ranging from up IV4 US centa in September to five centa higher in July. September cloaad at U552.5834. Wheat pricea recovered from midaeaaion declines to close firm on speculation that more export bonue wheat offers will be forthcoming.
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      London Markets
      293 14 London Commodity Exchange Ivyor/Soior dotfng prteot on OF London My 1210/1217 (1215/1220) 1213/1210 S*P 1235/1236 Woh/Low (1245/1246) 1240/1235 Soloi (738) CQMH My 1360 1373 high/Low (1375/1377) 1375/1370 S*P 1341/1342 H^i/low (1347/1349) 1352/1340 Sato* (1776) No 6 FOB (USS/fOMw) August High/Low 130^/131.0 133.0/131.2 Oct 137.0/137.2 H*h/Low 139.0/135 J SoIm
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      RAS and MRELB
      309 15 RAS prices In S cants** FOB m bat* NOON CLOSE 8uy*rs 5el(en Buyers SsMen Int 1 RSS Prompt 218.00 219.00N 218.00 219.00N Int 1 RSS Aug 87 216.50 217.00 216J0 217.00 Int 1 RSS Sap 215.50 216.00 215-50 216.00 Int 2 RSS OP 212-50 214J0N 212J0 214
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      Rubber
      240 15 SINGAPORE The rubber market closed quietly steady with August One RSS buyers quoted at 216.50 cents/kilo yesterday, up one from Monday. The morning session gained one cent on some short-covering ot nearby positions in very quiet trading. Prices remained little changed in thin afternoon trading due to lack of
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      SSR and SMR
      80 15 J poMMt) RAS AUGUST 87 (currant month) NOON twyifi SlNin SEPTEMBER 87 (forward month) NOON Sslcn sat 20 SSI 50 MRELB 189.00 187 JO |»)nn 191.00N 188J0N SaHtri 189.00 187 JO 191.00N 188 JON SMI CV SMI I SMI 5 SMI Gf SMI 10 SMI 20 SMI
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      KL Tin
      125 15 THE TIN PRICE on the Kuala Lumpur Tin Market gained one cent to done at M 516.11 a kilo on continued low level buying yesterday. Monday'» cloelng price triggered moderate bids for 154 tonnes at an opening level of MSI 8.08, while sellers offered 83 tonnes. Support was
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      Lock icon Substantial demand for physical rubber
      340 15 Bemama ES DEMAND FOR physical rubber remains substantial in spite of thin interest shown by European countries during the summer holidays. The Malaysian Rubber Exchange and Licensing Board (MRELB) in Kuala Lumpur said on Monday that strong interest had been shown by South Korea, Taiwan,
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      Lock icon Rice husk can be used as energy, say consultants
      413 15 Bernama ES RICE HUSK can be used to provide energy for the drying of padi by both the National Padi and Rice Board (LPN) and private millers, say two consultants from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) in Kuala Lumpur on Monday.
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      646 14 Lloyds Bank results for the year ended 31 Dee. 1986 lovds Rank Plr n n 1986 million 1985 million Lloyds Bank Pic Consolidated Profit and Loss Account for the year ended 31 December 1986 Group Profit Interest income Interest expense Net interest income Other operating income Total income Provisions for
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      630 15 PRlVATbanken The Privatbanken Group r. CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31st DECEMBER 1986 CONSOLIDATED PROFIT AND LOSS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31st DECBM ASSETS Cash in hand Assets held in Danmarks Nationalbank Assets held in domestic banks Assets held in foreign banks, etc. Bonds Irredeemable fixed-interest mortgage deeds Shares etc.
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      Return of confidence sends prices sharply higher
      4227 16 SHARE PRICES rose across the board as the market regained some of its lost confidence following the positive news of United Industrial Corporation's takeover of Allan Ng's stake in First Capital Corporation. The Straits Times Industrial Index gained a thumping 38.92 points to
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      227 16 Rites SINGAPORE k PAN 1200 Not Iran 715 S1 A 1400 Matro HMg. 1100 O C C 1070 CiK>m. 710 450 taatar 50* 60S «Cn* 3*4 PoAwoy M 30t 374 •C J75 KIR***, 3*4 UO I 300 S—f 310 Can Mow S0t 3*0 MO tttg. SOt 333
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      Business done on the SES
      4396 16 BID and otter prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange 01 Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in iota of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. AD Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "SETT".
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  • COMPANY NEWS
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      Lock icon Too long in cold storage?
      543 17 msm mm™ By HOCK LOCK SIEW IT HAS BEEN nearly three weeks since trading in the shares of Cold Storage Holdings PLC (CSH) was suspended following a major change in the company's shareholding structure. Yet there has been no indication so far that the suspension
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      Lock icon Metrojaya eyes 17 Emporium (M) outlets
      366 17 MBT MALAYSIAN department store group Metrojaya is interested in taking over the outlets of Emporium Holdings, industry sources said. Officials from Metrojaya held a meeting with the Emporium Holdings' Committee of Inspection last Friday to present their proposed scheme. However, as Metrojaya did not
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      277 17 Amtek issue closes on July 30 DBS BANK, the lead manager of Amtek Engineering Ltd's public issue, said as a result of a misprint in the share application forms, the closing date of the issue was given as July 29. The closing date is July 30. A balloting
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      Unit trusts
      262 17 Manogors' pricos MARA-Bumiputra for JwJy 29 Firu B'putro 7.30 754 Singapore Unit Trust Sacond B'putro Third B'putro 448 504 473 111 T»a CoMtrcf 1 22 129 Fount) B'putro 406 4 11 Tha Savmgt Fund 1 OS 1 12 FiMi B'putro 1* 4.01 S'pora frcg hind 051 055 Sutk
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      Sports Toto's profit soared in first half
      137 17 SPORTS Toto Malaysia Bhd recorded a consolidated pre-tax profit of M 513.021 million for the first half of 1967, a 160.63-per-cent rise over the M 54.996 million achieved during the 1966 corresponding period. This was even better than the profit forecast of M
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      Public Bank posts M$22.7m interim profit
      563 17 RIDING ON an improving economy, Public Bank Bhd, the fourth largest bank in Malaysia, is firmly back on the profit track. For the six months ended June 30, 1987, the group achieved a near 80 per cent increase in after-tax profit to M 522.65
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      'Reject offer' advice for hotel shareholders
      618 17  -  By ROSIE TAN TIME is running out for shareholders of Ming Court Hotel who wish to accept the 55.40-a-share general offer made by the new controlling shareholder, Far East Organisation Pte Ltd. The mandatory cash offer will close on Aug 3, almost two months
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      Malayan Credit to reduce loans with issue proceeds
      378 17 MALAYAN CREDIT Ltd has earmarked about $60 million from its $114 million rights issue proceeds towards the subscription of additional shares in the company's wholly-owned subsidiary, Malayan Credit Land, in compliance with the Urban Redevelopment Authority's terms and conditions of sale. With
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      Lock icon KL Exchange sounds out 20 companies on the splitting of trading lots
      276 17 MBT THE KUALA LUMPUR Stock Exchange has approached 20 companies, among tham Malaysian Airlina System (MAS) and Malaysian International Shipping Corporation (MISC), for tha proposed splitting of marketable lots from 1.000 sharas to either 500 or 100 shares
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  • REGIONAL MARKETS
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      KL prices end off-best
      352 18 THE KUALA LUMPUR Stock Exchange ended off-best on late profit-taking yesterday although most prices held above overnight levels. Bolstered by renewed buying support the market made an impressive recovery from the lacklustre performance witnessed in the recent past But sellers were fast to move in to
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      Lock icon Japanese car makers to buy more US parts
      268 18 UPI JAPAN'S top car industry leader yesterday said Japanese car makers will try to increase purchases of lo-cally-made parts for car production in the US to help ease trade friction between the two countries. Eiji Toyoda, praeident of the Japan Automobile Manufacturers
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      Lock icon Equlticorp Holdings offers one-for-three bonus issue
      173 18 Reuter INVESTMENT COMPANY Equiticorp Holdings Ltd is making s one-for-three bonus issue to shareholders in spprecistion of their continued support for ths group. Equiticorp chairman Alan Hawkins said at the company's annual meeting the issue will be made on September 18 to shareholders registered
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      Lock icon CPA to buy boeing via leverage lessing
      86 18 Reuter CATHAY PACIFIC Airways has mandated Paine Webber International Inc to arrange leveraged leasing for two Boeing Co aircraft worth some US$2OO million, banking sources said. Paine Webber will look for a third company to buy and lease back to Cathay a Boeing
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      Lock icon Bangkok to set up securities commission
      230 18 Reuter THE THAI CABINET has told the finance ministry to set up a government body similar to the US Securities and Exchange Commission to supervise stock market trading. Deputy Finance Minister Supachai Panichapakdi said the supervisory body would investigate stock manipulation and insider trading,
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      Lock icon City Resources forms venture with China
      85 18 Reuter CITY RESOURCES (Asia) Ltd. a subsidiary of City Resources Ltd of Australia, has formed a joint venture with China to explore for diamonds and precious metals in Hunan province. A City Resources (Asia) statement said the Yuan Jiang River Alluvial Project would allow
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      Tokyo
      493 18 TOKYO: Prices rose in moderate trade yesterday, as the general market tone turned bullish from bearish end the stronger dollsr spurred buying centered on export-oriented companies' shares. The 225-share market index surged 280.84 points to 24,385.82 for the index's fourth strsight gain. But it remains depressed from s 25,929.42
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      Hongkong
      393 18 HONGKONG: Share prices closed lower on moderate selling yesterday as small investors sold off stock due to s lack of fresh news. The Hang Seng Index ended 9.41 points weaker at 3,337.46 after rising about 20 points in early trading. The Hong Kong Index was down 4.13 to 2,175.00.
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      Manila
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      Seoul
      124 18 JULY a WON +<■ CtwM Sugar Daalim Ind ***** unch ***** 300 Baawoo Corp ***** uncft 0—10 Haavy Daiahin SacuntiM ***** +1000 Dong Ah Phar ***** -100 Dong Suh Stock 2B600 900 Dongbu Stoal Gold Star ***** ***** -5800 Ha nil Bank Hanil Camant Hankuk Qlaaa Hanyang Chamical Hyundai
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      Taipei
      282 18 JULY M NT All Sincara Indus Asia Camant Camay Cortt Chang Hwa Bank Chang Loong Chia Haln Camant... Chin Haln Flour China Cham China Oav China Elact Wira China Qutl Ptaa China Rabar China Siaal Chung Hwa Pulp Chung Shlng Tax Far East Dapt Far Eaat Tax 4.40 45
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      Lock icon Lai Sun to sell hotel stake
      124 18 Reuter LAI SUN GARMENT Co Ltd is Miking to Mil it* 10 per cent stake in Hongkong end Shanghai Hotel* Ltd by private placement Company director Stanislaus Tsao said Lai Sun is negotiating with potential buyers, including HK Hotels' controller, the Kadoorie family. A
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      Lock icon Evergo to buy 127m Oriental shares
      90 18 Reuter EVERGO INDUSTRIAL Enterprise Ltd Mid it will buy some 127 million shares of Oriental Press Group Ltd, publisher of the Chinese language Oriental Daily News, at HK$l.OO per share. The deal includes 63.5 million new shares, part of Oriental's planned public issue of
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      Sydney
      540 18 SYDNEY: The Australian share market closed sharp* ly weaker yesterday following profit-taking in special situation stocks and a lack of interest from overseas. Most stocks involved in the restructuring of Elders IXL fell back as investors took profits after three days of gains. Brokers said overseas orders fell off
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      160 18 Reuter BANGKOK: The Securities Exchange of Thailand Index edged up 0.96 to 333.30 on a turnover of 5,018.75? shares worth 501.19 million I bsht Reuter JULY a BANT Ao Kham Thai Ayutfhya kivMbMn Bangkok Aground.. Bangkok Bank. Bam 01 Ayudhya.... Charoong Thai Win (CaDta Datamat Ohana Siam Fin t
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      521 18 NOTICES NOTICE CHANGE OF COMPANY NAME vlctorTmorris Dominion International Group announces that it is acquiring a controlling interest in the joint venture company formerly trading as Henry Butcher Dominion Auctioneers, Appraisers Agents (S) Re Ltd. With immediate effect this company will trade under the name Oaateiaa Aactiaaaan Appraisers ft Ape
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      163 18 OFFICIAL NOTICE PROPOSAL TO CHANGE OF SHIP'S NAME We, JAVA MARINE LINES PTE LTD of 80, Marine Parade Road, #12-04/05 Parkway Parade, Singapore 1544, hereby give notice that in consequence of the intended change of ship's name. We have applied to the Registrar of Singapore Shlpe, under Section 417 of
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      564 18 i: fc.: 117;., 1 w,] THE COMPANIES ACT, (CHAPTER SO) AND IN THE MATTER OF MIKAPO TRADING (PTE) LTD (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) ON LIQUIDATION) MEMBERS VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of MIKAPO TRADING (PTE) LTD duly convened and held at M/s Hong
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  • WORLD MARKETS
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      Lock icon Stocks in summer doldrums
      949 19 New York Reuter y/ALL STREET stock prices closed higher in a sluggish session on Monday with blue chips, primarily American Express and Merck, providing the upward momentum. But a slightly weaker bond market caused some concern about prospects for interest rates. The Dow Jones Industrial Average,
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      Lock icon Prices continue to be firm
      965 19 London Reuter STOCK PRICES continued firm at the official opening yesterday as rscent worries over the UK economy and inflation faded slightly, and bargain hunters stepped in to pick up cheap stock. The higher cloee on both the Tokyo and New York markets sparked initial
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      1076 19 Selected indices HONGKONG All Industrials Hongkong Index Tuesday 2.856) Mondoy 2,8787 Tuesday 2,175.00 Week ogo 2,829 5 Monday 2.179.13 Week ago Z***** NEW YORK Hang Seng Index Dow Jones Tuesday 3.337.46 Monday 2.493.94 Monday 3.346.87 Friday 2.465.33 WMk ago 3.***** Week ago 2.***** TOKYO Standard Poors Nikkei Average Monday 310.65
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      Lock icon BAA shares open at around 140p
      91 19 Reuter SHARES in newly-priva-tised BAA PLC began trading on the stock exchange at 138-143p, moving ahead to 147p later, compared with a 100p partly paid issue price, dealers said. The company operates seven of the UK's main airports, including Heathrow. The shares were offered
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      Lock icon Pickens unlikely to take over Boeing
      631 19 Plans to buy stock seen as move for short-term profits Reuter the DISCLOSURE that T Boone Pickens plan* to buy US$l5 milion of Boeing Co s stock is more likely a move by the Texan investor for short-term profits then e prelude to a
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      Lock icon BofA to dispose of investment subsidiaries
      86 19 Reuter BAN«AMERICA CORP is to sell its BA Investment Management Corp and its BA Investment Management International subsidiaries. in two separate transactions, for undisclosed terme. The bank holding company said it reached definitive agreement to sell BA Investment Management to a group comprising Monarch
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      Lock icon American Express placing more emphasis on its core business
      325 19 Reuter THE LATEST share repurchase plan by American Express Co is a further sign that the company is moving away from its capital intensive businesses and concentrating on its core operations, say analysts. "It seems to me they are in a
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      328 19 FOREIGN TRADE AND INVESTMENT POLICIES: EXPECTATIONS AND OPPORTUNITIES 22-24 October 1987, The Mandarin Singapore Organised by: Ministry of Hade and Industry, Republic of Singapore with the cooperation of the Office for Special Economic Zones State Council of the People s Republic of China For the first time, international businessmen, bankers
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    Lock icon Iraq set to become Opec's second biggest producer
    584 20 Reuter IRAQ has leap-frogged over its Gulf war enemy Iran to become potentially the second largest producer in Opec by commissioning a new oil export pipeline through Turkey, oil sources said yesterday. The first flow of crude through the new 500,000-barrel-per-day line
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    Lock icon Indian-Sri Lankan peace plan sparks protest riots in Colombo
    704 20 Reuter RIOTERS turned central Colombo into a smoking battleground yesterday in angry protests against plans to sign an historic peace pact in Sri Lanka's capital today. Officials said 18 people were shot dead and 117 injured as hundreds of members of
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    Lock icon UK pirate broadcasters getting violent
    205 20 Reuter GOVERNMENT investigators tracking down Britain's illegal radio stations face increasingly violent resistance, including ambushes and death threats from the pirate broadcasters, a minister said yesterday. "It's now happening more and more and getting more and more violent," Junior Industry Minister John Butcher said. Among
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    Lock icon China acclaims army on 60th anniversary
    295 20 AFP THE CHINESE authority# and the official prms are leading up to the 60th anniversary on Saturday of the founding of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) by acclaiming its past, present and future role. In an effort to restore some morale to an army
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    Lock icon Plan to block activities
    57 20 Bernama ABOUT 5,000 residents from more than 25 kampuongs in Sabah's Tenom district have threatened to set up human blockades to frustrate logging activities if the state government does not withdraw timber concessions issued to several companies and individuals there. The residents plan to give the
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    Lock icon KL official hits out at poor sense of security
    292 20 Bernama A SENIOR intelligence officer yesterday lamented the Malaysian public s poor sense of national security, saying that most people could not perceive threats beyond those present in their immediate surroundings. Deputy Chief of Staff of Intelligence Brig-Gen Raja Rashid Raja
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    Lock icon Barclays Bank almost torpedoed Philippine debt accord
    429 20 Reuter BRITAIN'S Barclays Bank nearly torpedoed a Philippine debt rescheduling agreement earlier this month because of a dispute over loans to a private fertiliser company. Philippine Finance Secretary Jaime Ongpin said in Manila yesterday that the dispute with Barclays, as well as the
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    Lock icon Enrile accuses Aquino of planning one-party state
    205 20 Reuter FORMER Philippine Defence Minister Juan Ponce Enrile said yesterday that President Corazon Aquino was trying to set up a one-party state by trying to prevent him from taking his seat in the new Senate. Mr Enrile apparently won the last of the
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    Lock icon Goria expected to form government
    89 20 Reuter ITALIAN Prime Minister-desig-nate Giovanni Goria waa expected tell Preaident Franceaco Cossiga laat night that he can form Italy's 47th post-war government, ending a five-month political crisis. Christian Democrat Goria. 44 tomorrow, will become Italy's youngest prime minister since World War 11. He has been
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    80 20 AP WALL STREET stock prices moved broadly higher in opening trading yesterday, as a rally that began late on Monday picked up momentum. Ninety minutes after the opening the Dow Jones Average of 30 industrial stocks stood at 2,511.00, up 17.06, and Just over its July 17
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      36 20 UPI JAPAN'S Trade Ministry yesterday questioned officials of Toshibs Machine Co in Tokyo about reports that the compeny began unauthorieed exports of sophisticated machine tools to Moscow aa early as 1974. UPI
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      Lock icon Mochtar meets Viet counterpart
      40 20 AFP INDONESIAN Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja yesterday discussed the situation in Cambodia with his Vietnameae counterpart, Nguyen Co Thach, in Ho Chi Minh City, but both sides declined to give any details of the talks. AFP
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      Lock icon Korean general under fire
      49 20 AFP SOUTH KOREA'S main opposition party, the Reunification Democratic Party, yesterday strongly denounced army chief of staff General Park Hee-Do for his comments reported in a US newspaper that opposition leader Kim Dee-Jung waa not fit to be the next preeident of the country. AFP
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      48 20 AFP IRAQI anti-aircraft defence forces yaatarday shot down an unidantifiad plana that had antarad Iraqi airapaca from Syria. A spokesman In Baghdad did not apaclfy whether the plana was a military or civilian craft, nor did ha reveal the fata of it* passengers. AFP
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      37 20 Reuter THE NON-ALIGNED Movement's South-South Commission, set up to promote cooperation between developing countries, will be baaed in Geneva becauae of the city's good communications, commission chairman Julius Nyerere said yesterday. Renter
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      33 20 Reuter /Britain and Hongkong ended five days of talks yaatarday on sharing the cost of defending the Britiah colony without reaching agreement. The current seven-year agreement expirea next year.
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      33 20 AFP NEARLY 170 PEOPLE were killed in clashes between Hindus and Muslims in India this year, the Indian Parliament was informed yesterday by Federal Home Minister Buta Singh. AFP
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      38 20 AFP CHINESE medical experts are currently meeting to formulate China's first law on eugenics, or the science of creating healthier and more intelligent babies, the New China News Agency said yesterday. AFP
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      432 21  -  By JUNE LIM A CONSORTIUM has been formed bringing together seven carriers in the Far East-West Africa trade. The grouping involves Mitsui OSK. "K" Line, Chargeurs Reunis and four West African national lines Camship (Cameroun), CMZ (Zaire), Nigerian National Shipping Line
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      191 21 AFP INDIAN PORT officiate have threatened to paralyse the country's 10 major ports with a one-day strike to demand better pay, an Indian shipping ministry official said. More than 4,000 government officers are planning to go on a day's "leave" today which would halt
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      152 21  -  By Kingsley Wood THE SWEDISH-BASED Cool Carriers is looking at the feasibility of a refrigerated fruit and vegetable run to Singapore, Hongkong and other Far Eaat destinations. A spokesman aaid studies looked promising, but a lot remained to be done
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        132 21 FRENCH government investment in shipping and ports looks set to increase in 1968. The budget project of the Secretariat of State for the Sea, to be presented to the French parliament in the Autumn, includes cuts in administrative costs but an increase in funds available
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        78 21 Reuter THE UNITED STATES has given approval for the mine-damaged Kuwaiti supertanker Bridgoton to load crude oil in preparation for a return trip out of the Gulf this week under US Naval escort. Shipping sources said the Bridgeton. put under the US flag last week,
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      677 22 UPI CHINA is moving ahead with a US$l billion-plus effort to turn a fishing village 100 km from Vietnam into a major port and international trading city. Work is under way although relations between China and Vietnam have been strained since a
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      195 22 AP IRAQ announced that its second pipeline through Turkey, with a capacity of 500,000 barrels per day, went into full operation on Monday and that Iraqi oil is already at the Turkish Mediterranean port of Ceyhan. «"Iraq's oil export capacity through Turkey is now
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      365 22 FT THE UNITED STATES tanker escort operation in the Gulf has gone into slow motion, as the Pentagon wrestles with the tricky problem of Iranian-laid mines being discovered in worrying numbers in deep-water shipping channels. The Kuwait Oil Tanker Company, KOTC, owners of the
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      140 22 FT A SCORE of international and Australiqp contractors are jostling for position injhe race to design and build a fleet of new light patrol frigates for the Australian and New Zealand Navies. .The project, initially involving eight ships and worth A 53.5
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      875 22 AB Shpg V 5 ABC Container VIII 1 Accord Shpg VI 3 Ahrenkiel liner XI 1 Africa Ocean Xtl 2 Alltrans VII 3 AC Toepfer IX 5 American Tpt XII 2/3 Anro Service IV 2/3 Arrow lines IV 3 Asian Ocean VI 3 Arias line X 4
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      183 22 Bernama ES THE MALAYSIAN shipping industry has an important role to play in supporting the government's efforts to establish direct trade with trading partners and enhance the use of local ports, a shipping executive said. The Malaysian deputy executive chairman of Nepline Sdn
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      1401 22 RATES for grain chartering from the US on Monday remain bullish with a vessel fixed for 92,500 long tons of light grain from the Mississippi to Rotterdam at the higher level of US$B 80, shiptorofcers said. Grain from the Gulf to Rostock received $11 while $16.25 was paid
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      174 23 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 Ok> Yang Shipping AMRO (STRAITS/ AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line Australia/Straits Container Line
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      186 23 AP YUGOSLAVIA'S largest port of Rijeka was swamped with cargo as a strike of about 5,300 employees demanding higher wages entered its fourth day, the state news agency Tanjug reported. It said 36 ships were waiting in the northern Adriatic
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      337 23 Lloyd's List TWO JAPANESE shipyards are to merge their facilities in a move which will cut combined capacity 20 per cent but still create the nation's third largest shipbuilder. Under the proposed tie-up between the medium-sized Imabari Shipbuilding and the
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      819 23 AFP THE UNSEASONALLY firm trend in freight rates was sustained by a variety of factors on the freight msrket during the past week, when vessels of all sizes and ages benefitted from buoyant demand. Particularly attractive rates were in prospect for Panamax tonnage (50,000-70,000 tonners capable of navigating
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      339 23 AP CRIMINAL charges could still be filed in Belgium against those responsible for the Herald of Free Enterprise ferry disaster in which nearly 200 people died, Belgian Transport Minister Herman de Croo said. Mr de Croo said that he was surprised there
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      8644 28 ooaßßxiEß A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved ,£nd the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of
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      1983 30 Who acts for whom A—B AB Shipping Boustead Shpg Agenciee. ABC Containeriine NV S pore Shpg (S). Accord Shpg Accord Shpg (S). Africa Ocean Lines Seal ion Shpg (S). Ahrenkiel Liner Kim Shpg (S). Alfred C Toepfer Oceanua Shipping Agencies (S) Multiport Sdn Bhd (PK). Alltrane Alltrsns Expreae American Preeident
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      785 31 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Gdits FCL Arrival LCL movamant sttfp Voy date/time Operator cargo tchadula Location E pentry 01 ME *****7 1700 G Asia F5A 0800-0900 A4 Prek*3« 22 2907 87 1800 Bon lino F5A *****900 *3 MDfclhousen 3/87 *****7 1800 S
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      428 31 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES VMMi KEPPEL WHARVES Ahwod Al Fottali Dooyoog Harmony Far East Pilot lb" ftottom Koto Angkan Ltonhwothon Maya N4* Sofcno 2 Stroitj Hop* Trow F|0rd April Glory Sorter Tofaa far East Nov** La Ko«o MuMliou*r> Nod lorcaloao tonghuariioii Sowlt«*f n Glory Tram Hoy PAMR PANJANQ
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      365 32 Reuter AT LEAST TWO SHOTS, believed to be rockets from an unidentified aircraft, hit the Malaysian freighter Pomex Saga as it cruised near Okinawa, southern Japan, the Japanese Maritime Safety Agency said. One of the 21 Filipino crewmen was seriously injured according to
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      299 32 Reuter PROSPECTS for a continuing firm tanker market remain good with a lack of early tonnage reported in most loading areas and owners showing a bullish attitude, London shipbroker E A Gibson said. Fears of a widening of hostilities in the Mid-East Gulf, combined
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      92 32 UPI FRENCH explorers who recovered dinner plates from the Titanic are apparently pressing ahead with plans to recover more artifacts despite outrage over the "plundering'' of the ships watery grave. But a Paris-based spokesman for Taurus International, technical consultants to the U552.25 million expedition, promised
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      212 32 AFP FAR EASTERN shipowners considerably expanded their container ship fleets in 1906 while competition for survival among shipping firms gained in intenaity, Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK Linea) reported on Tuesday. NYK aaid in its annual report entitled "World'a Containership Fleet and its Operationa"
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      381 27 HEUNG-A SNIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO P KFLANG PENANG,BUSAN INCHON Vooooli Na*o S pin PH Ho DonamPKH 10 Eitforprfeo/712N 50 No 7 Doftan/7WN Up No I DonamPHH 150 No« Oonrnpm 22/1 Not Dmmm/TM 4/1 Entorjrtoo/TUN 10 S PO»E ~GE NTS S€PTUNk AGfNC tS PTE ITD Toi *2?'
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      236 31 KN| 3 .{H lIH J ■II IV (Parte! China Ocsan Shipping Lin*s) Destinations: SHANTOU, GUANGZHOU HUANGPU, XIAMEN HAIKOU, ZH AN JIANG XINGANG, QINGOAO SHANGHAI ft OTHER PORTS Eftd. S'PORE Etd. PKLG WEEKLY SAILINGS jL._ •VSR&* Wfi u 122' r-ir~>n >~i (MEMBER or THE PRESS GROUP) WEEKLY CONSOL SERVICE LCL/FCL U.SJL
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      141 31 PERINTIS LINE WEEKLY FULL CONTAINER SERVICE I*l) HfINLIM SHIPPING CO.. LTD. REGULAR UNER SERVICE TO BOMBAY AND PERSIAN GULF VSL NAME Sorters Linker V.03 S'pore LDG FOR 2-4/8 Bombay/B. Abbas Note: Space available for timber/locs from E W Malaysia to E W Coast India subject to inducement General Agents FIRST
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      507 31 02 OUTBOUND TO NORTH CONTINENT COMPAGNIE MARITIME D AFFRETEMENT REGULAR CONTAINER SERVICE FAR EAST TO EUROPE MEDITERRANEAN WEST AFRICA OUTBOUND TO MEDITERRANEAN V :'T.'T OUTBOUND TO W AFRICA LAGOS DOUAIA IH ■I.T.i. INBOUND FROM EUROPE FOR FAR EAST PORTS A !Oi OCEANUS SHIPPING AGENCY PTE LTD eC2-63 ANSON CENTRF SINGAPORE
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      321 31 linn MARITIME TRANSPORT MANAGEMENT PTE LTD 1 i i BANGKOK MANILA HBG/ROTT ETA SPORE ETA SPORE ETA SPORE ELEFTHERIA II P AIM SOS 23/8 Shanghai, Busan 20/8 Bremen, Rdam, Antwerp Tel: *****00 Tlx: ***** MTMSEA Fax: *****45 Chiang Road, #10-03, Sanford Building, Singapore 0201. f CIT MSTMUI9M UK ROUTING: (A)
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      430 32 > FARGO SHIPPING COMPANY!PTE,LTD. RFGUIAR express full container AND ICI SERVICF INBOUND AGENT FOR ABC CONTAINERLINE From USA/Canada/Europw/Mediterranean v»i BRUSSEL ANTWERPEN C. VEROIME TNT EXPRESS 200 Cantonment Road #02-03 Southpoint Singapore 0208 Tel: *****22 (4 Lines) CFS (Import) K37 Tel: *****78 CFS (Export) EAL Tel: *****49 SHAW LINE LTD GENERAL
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