The Business Times, 18 January 1988
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Title Section11 1988-01-18 1 BUSINESS TIMES MCI <P) 95/12/87 MONDAY, JANUARY 18, 1988 75 CENTS11 words
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718 1988-01-18 1 TONG SUIT CHEE - By TONG SUIT CHEE HONGKONGBANK's management and its staff union are deadlocked over whether senior managers had given assurances on three key labour issues. Leaders of the Hongkongßank branch of the Singapore Bank Employees' Union have been asked by the bank's management to retract718 words
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239 1988-01-18 1 AP PAPUA NEW GUINEA is conducting preliminary negotiations with Singapore Shipbuilding and Engineering, a company owned by the defence ministry, on the construction of ships for his country's defence, visiting Prime Minister said yesterday. Mr Wingti gave no details. He said Papua New GuineaAP - 239 words
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Article, Illustration453 1988-01-18 1 LEONG WEN WAH - Hongkong Bank to take over business and customer portfolios By LEONG WEN WAH FOLLOWING its tie-up with Hongkongßank. the Midland Bank group plans to close three of its financial installations in Singapore by the end of March. They are the offshore branch of453 words
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Article123 1988-01-18 1 A BANKER and a businessman will ba charged in court thia morning for offencee under the Companies Act A two-paragraph press advisory from the Commercial Affairs Department over the weekend said the charge will be heard In Court 26 at about 11am. In its usual fashion,123 words
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Article112 1988-01-18 1 AP SOUTH KOREA, helped by growing foreign exchange res>rvss from Its booming exports, plane to pay back US$3 billion in foreign debts ahead of schedule this year, government officials said yeeterday. TNe, plus echeduled rejr, a ee^ ptyilWlHl, Will rwp oOUIn Korea reduce its foreignAP - 112 words
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373 1988-01-18 1 FOXBORO FAR EAST, a whollyowned subsidiary of an American multinational, has become the latest company to be accorded tax benefits for using Singapore as the regional headquarters for its Asia-Pacific operations. This brings to nine the number of companies373 words
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132 1988-01-18 1 Bernama THE TOTAL INVESTMENT in Malaysia's manufacturing sector is expected to ilea to MsB.3 billion by 1906 compared with Ms3.B billion in 1906, said an official of the Malaysian Industrial Development Authority (Mida). Speaking at a seminar in Kuala Trengganu yeeterday, Mr AhmadBernama - 132 words
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379 1988-01-18 1 Agencies LAST FRIDAY'S euphoria over the sharp decline in the US trade deficit is expected to spill over into this week's currency trading. Still, some analysts caution that the dollar may not be able to sustain any significant gains for long. A currencyAgencies - 379 words
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200 1988-01-18 1 AP VIETNAM will send more than 10,000 workers, including several thousand in the construction field, to the Soviet bloc and other countries this year as part of its ongoing labour export programme, the Vietnam News Agency said on Saturday. The agency, monitoredAP - 200 words
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Advertisement311 1988-01-18 1 Need a housing ban? WvviooM, I 737-7977 mTti Wj> kxxig Mortgage And Finance (S) Ltd A wholly-ownci) suKidiary ol Hongkongßank 6 Claymore Hill #03-01 Claymore Flaza Singapore 0912 AN INCREASINGLY turbulent environment; more organisations will streamline their operations; a larger span of control; more training and retraining of workers needed311 words
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Advertisement273 1988-01-18 1 MONEY EXCHANGES AIRCRAFT SCHEDULE PRIME MINISTER Noboru Takeshlto's first North American trip gave him closer personal ties to his US and Canadian counterparts but left him with a heavier burden. ASIA-PACIFIC, Page 4 NEWS OF A sharply trimmer US trade deficit will give the dollar a temporary boost. REST OF273 words
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MANAGEMENT
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Article, Illustration1099 1988-01-18 2 TSANG SAU YIN - An increasingly turbulent environment, more organisations streamlining their operations, a larger span of control and more training these are Just some of the challenges facing managers in the next decade, says a management consultant. Management Correspondent TSANG SAU YIN has the details. TSANG1,099 words
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Article, Illustration965 1988-01-18 2 GOH YEOW TIN - By GOH YEOW TIN INTERNATIONALISATION a concept once thought to concern only larger enterprises is today a prospect facing smaller businesses, particularly in the more developed nations and the newly industrialising countries (NICs). The advent of advanced manufacturing technologies coupled965 words
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Article, Illustration1101 1988-01-18 3 LILIAN ANG - Two young men in advertising and communications are beginning to make their presence felt In a fiercely competitive field. Typically, they started off with virtually nothing but lots of enthusiasm and enough entrepreneurial savvy have brought their firm up to the mark within1,101 words
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Article720 1988-01-18 3 FT Tie; The Learning Orgenteatlon Author Bob Garrett A NEW OFFICE, a new car, a new title. Becoming an executive director should be e high point in any manager's career. Ineteed, many new arrivala to the boardroom are haunted by one question: what does aFT - 720 words
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ASIA-PACIFIC
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465 1988-01-18 4 AP THE PHILIPPINE Election Commission chief has predicted generally peaceful voting in today's regional balloting, and a senator urged President Corazon Aquino to do her best to guarantee an honest vote. As the military went on full alert on Saturday to prepare for theAP - 465 words
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Article197 1988-01-18 4 AFP A HOME-MADE bomb exploded in a barber's shop outside the US Subic Naval Base near the northern city of Olongapo before dawn yesterday, a day before nationwide local elections, police said. The bomb, which exploded in a barber's shop in the city's entertainment district,AFP - 197 words
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149 1988-01-18 4 AFP JAPAN is sending a delegation on a 10-day tour beginning this week to explore the investment climate in India, Tokyo's embassy in New Delhi said on Saturday. The 'investment environment' mission led by Mr Ken-lchi Suematsu, deputy president of the Mitsui bank, willAFP - 149 words
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476 1988-01-18 4 Reuter JAPAN'S Prime Minister Noboru Takeshita's first North American trip gave him closer personal ties to his US and Canadian counterparts but left him with a heavier burden. Mr Takeshita, who was to head for San Francisco yesterday on his way homeReuter - 476 words
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364 1988-01-18 4 Reuter ON THE EVE of resumed Kampuchean peace talks in France, leaders of the three guerilla groups opposing the Indo-Chinese state's Vietnam-ese-backed regime have pledged a continued and more united struggle. A statement signed last Saturday by the military commanders of theReuter - 364 words
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146 1988-01-18 4 AP KUWAITI Emir Sheik Jaber Ai-Ahmed Al-Sabah has called for a mini-summit of Islamic leaders to discuaa a plan of action to counter Israel's crackdown on Arabs in the occupied West Bank and Qaza Strip, a newspaper reported last Saturday. The dailyAP - 146 words
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Article916 1988-01-18 4 ARRIVALS Operator OffTlCt From numbor fWlM FT FT73 011S LAX/SPO/ANC/ NTT/OSA/m SU son 0115 LAX/NTT UA UA005 0120 STO/HKG MAS MH619 0125 tax AC AC581 0200 HOC MA HC766 0505 KHI/MOC SiA SO 401 0550 CM* StA S041 0610 MAA MAS MH601 0730 KUL SIA SQ45 0750916 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous82 1988-01-18 4 Doonesbury MR CHAIRPERSON, TP UKB TO REPORT TDTHE-TASKFORCEON A VEM ESTEEM-ENHANCING i BXPSRI6NCEI HAP RECENTLY— I APA9T-UFB REGRESS/ON! Um THE HELP OF A REGRESSION THERAPIST, I MAS ABLE TO ACCESS ONE OF MY MOST FASCINATING UVES-THAT OF A GOAT HERVGSGIN .HRSTCENr 7UW L/II;V \6AUIEE! mV c A& BY GARRY TRUDEAU82 words
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REST OF THE WORLD
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532 1988-01-18 6 Clear signs of US economic recovery vital Reuter NEWS OF A sharply trimnw US trade deficit will give the dollar a temporary boost but a long-term recovery depends on clear signs of a turnaround in the American economy, according to TokyoReuter - 532 words
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512 1988-01-18 6 Reuter AFTER YEARS of pressure from foreign steel importers, the beleaguered US steel industry has begun to show signs of renewed strength. Five years ago it was wallowing in overcapacity. High labour costs and heavy debt burdens weighed down domesticReuter - 512 words
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490 1988-01-18 6 UPI SENIOR AUSTRIAN government officials helped former US embassador to Austria Ronald Lauder bend Austrian export laws to smass and export to the US a multimillion dollar collection of Austrian art, according to a weekly magazine. The Austrian news magazine Profit, inUPI - 490 words
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375 1988-01-18 6 AFP FIVE MEMBERS of the US Congress have urged President Ronaid Reagan not to recognise the results of yesterday's slated presidential election in Haiti. In their letter, dated for release last Friday, the congressmen called on Mr Reagan to "inform the National GoverningAFP - 375 words
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206 1988-01-18 6 AFP HAITI yeeterday prepared for its Mcond general election# in two months amid widssprssd calls for a volar boycott and fsars of renewed violanca. Tha Nov 29 alactiona, to chooee a naw prsaidant and legislatura, wara cancallad whan armad thugs shot and killadAFP - 206 words
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313 1988-01-18 6 AFP THE ARGENTINE ARMY dispatched armoured units yesterday to rout a rebellious Argentine officer who eecaped from houae arrest and aet up a "command poet" at a military baae in the country'a interior, defence aourcea said. Army Chief of Staff General Jose Dante CaridiAFP - 313 words
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Article, Illustration194 1988-01-18 6 Reuter MCARAGUAN rsbsl leaders on Baturday accepted an oiler from Ntearaguan President Daniel Ortoge for direct ceaeeflre talks but they socussd him of undermining the peace procees in Csntrsl America. In Miami, the Nicaraguan Resistance, ths contrs rebel umbrella group, issued a statementReuter - 194 words
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Page 6 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous35 1988-01-18 6 ro 27/14 Smmr 05/04 Cloudy 09/06 Cloudy 22/15 Cloudy 34/22 door Singapore Bfierr far 24 hour* prtm to 7.30pm m Jon 17 Son Frft'oo Son Juan Sydnoy Taipo4 Tol Avtv Tokyo Toronto Vanoowvor Vlonna Wonow35 words
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BANKING AND FINANCE
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Article, Illustration772 1988-01-18 7 PAUL FRANKLAND - by PAUL FRANKLAND Thia week'a column (Mwumn the need for insurance poiicm to bo written In plain and aimpie terms that conaumera can eeaily understand. Happily. Inaurora are beginning to throw all that gobbledygook out of their poUdoe. The author, Paul Frankland, la manager of Commercial772 words
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347 1988-01-18 7 AFP FOREIGN BANKS owed money by South Africa can, H they wish, convert their financial claims into investments in South African shares or property, Finance Minister Barend du Pleesis said on Friday. Senior South African Reeerve Bank executive Chris StalsAFP - 347 words
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313 1988-01-18 7 AFP FIJI'S Reserve Bank governor Ssvenscs Siwatibau Mid on Friday that a lack of confidence in the country's future had reduced demand for loans, discouraged new Invsetmonl and blocked the creation of new Jobs. Mr Siwatibau said in a statement that, while there wasAFP - 313 words
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351 1988-01-18 7 AP THE US government's Export-im-port Bank announced on Friday that It would raiee intereet rates by 0.6 per cent for loane to promote sale of US goods abroad, in accordance with an international agreement Minimum ratse will range for the next elx monthsAP - 351 words
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203 1988-01-18 7 AP THE CHAIRMAN of the Polish National Bank said on Friday that a rscant debt rescheduling agreement with western creditor governments had paved the way for Poland to receive its first credits from the World Bank. The bank chairman, Mr Wladyslaw Baka, aaidAP - 203 words
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Article128 1988-01-18 7 Bernama THE ESTABLISHMENT of B«* Mam in Malaysia it to fulfil the requirements of Mam and not to •at up a bualnsea rival to otfier bank#, Bank lalam Malaysia managing director Datuk Or Abdul Halim Ismail said on Saturday. "Tha setting up of tha bankBernama - 128 words
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Article61 1988-01-18 7 Reuter CARLINQFORD Insurance Co Ltd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Hongkong end Shanghai Banking Corp. said it had agreed to buy Private Patients Plan Ltd (HK) for an undisclosed sum. Mr Anthony Hope, chief executive of the Hongkongßank's insurance group, seid in a statement the acquMtion wouldReuter - 61 words
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Advertisement192 1988-01-18 7 Sell to the Asia/Pacific's electronics manufacturing industry atone venue! The rising demand for more advanced OEM products in the Asia/Pacific has created a billion dollar market for upgraded equipment and systems used in semiconductor and microelectronic design, production, packaging and testing operations a market you can capture with a cost-effective192 words
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MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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847 1988-01-18 8 JUAN DE ONIS - South America undaunted in its love affair with the dollar By JUAN DE ONIS IHT THE DOLLAR may have bowed before the West German mark and the mighty Japanese yen, but in much of South America, the greenback remains king. "The dollar's continuing strengthIHT - 847 words
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Article, Illustration549 1988-01-18 8 PLR of bonks at Itw dot* of business on Friday, Jan 15, a* supplied by the Assodation of Banks In Singapore. iTmaJoT BANK put (%> Aigemene Bonk 6* Allied Irish tank PIC 6% American Express tank 6% Am'Dam Rterdam Bank 6* Arab Banking Corp 7 Arab Bank549 words
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Article180 1988-01-18 8 Asian market ASIAN CURRENCY ovtrog* d«po«lt rates for Aw wk •ndod Jan 15 us I 7 day* 3 UrtL mo n >•* *7/« 7 7 7 1/4 7 3/« 7 3/« 7 13^1* C *L»w 13/1* 15/1* 7 1/1* r >/• 7 3/1 7 9/1* 7 3/4 S Ft a180 words
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Article110 1988-01-18 8 Spurce: Investment Bank (S) Ltd THE GOVERNMENT bond market opened the week on a Arm note with some buying interest from dealers. However, profit-taking set in end yields for the fiveyear bonda due Nov 15/92 doeed the week at around 4.97 per cent as compared to 4.94Spurce: Investment Bank (S) Ltd - 110 words
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Article277 1988-01-18 8 Gold Financial futures Green PRECIOUS GOLD last week pared recent gains to settle sharply lowsr in further dollar rallies. At New York's Commodity Exchange, spot gold last traded at U*****.00 an ounce, down about $10 from the previous Friday. The bullion initially hovered between the $<80 486 zone, supported byGreen & - 277 words
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Article1424 1988-01-18 8 Union AFP ZURICH: THE FORMING of positions prior to the weekend climax with the publication of US trade figures characterised, ss expected, events on ths forsign sxchangs markets. Dollar sentiment underwent s surprisingly rapid turnabout sarty in ths week, reverting to its negstivs wsys. Gains fuelled by interventionUnion; AFP - 1,424 words
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Article150 1988-01-18 8 QoM fi uturos on Jan 15 100 toy ounoK USS pr toy ow a Lot MM Jar 47X40 -1X40 Nfc 444.20 ***** 474J0 474J0 •1X70 Mar 417 JO 4C7J0 401 JO 477JO •IXSO 49X50 49X00 470J0 Itft Tft •1X90 km 49X50 ***** 444J0 44X90 -14J0 *"9 4*7150 words
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Advertisement284 1988-01-18 8 IB (iANQUE INDQSUEZ 3 Shenton Way, Shenton House. Singapore 0106 Yunnan Fair of The People's Republic of China THE FAIR COVERS: Cereals, Oils Foodstuffs, Native Produce Animal By-Products, Medicines Health Products, Tea, Tobacco, Light Industrial Products, Arts Crafts, Textiles, Garments Silk, Minerals Metals, Non-Ferfous Metals, Metallurgical, Chemicals, Machinery, Machinery &Equipment284 words
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Advertisement74 1988-01-18 8 TWa litlailiaiit IVM liilWrwerm iTiKK39# and currency outlook not avallablo duo to a technical fault m hi a RESTAURANT i ime Catch them in their rendition of the brand of smooth... and so danceabie. Add sumptuous the ingredients for a perfect evening. music that made the Cathay famous. Satin cuisine74 words
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COMMODITIES
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748 1988-01-18 9 AFP THE DOLLAR'S volatility and its effects on the stock markets created some nervousness on the commodity markets over the past week. Traders often hesitated to take new poetttona, aa they could not predict the future of the greenback before the releass of theAFP - 748 words
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Article160 1988-01-18 9 Chinese Produce Coffee Copra lMl/100kfl) Exchange AN FOt NSW 165.00 No 1 (onato) 834)0 Sdm' noon doring prl loo* on AF3 FOt NSW 400.00 ktenl 784)0 Jon 16 (SS/100 kg) BC1 FOt NSW Robotfa 20/25% ***** London Commodity Coconut oil FOt NSW 360.00 Exchange M FOt OM drvm160 words
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Article94 1988-01-18 9 Reuter CHICAGO Board of Trade aoybean futures on Friday sold off late and closed with trimmed gains of 101/4 to 18 US cents a bushel. March settled 10-3/4 cents higher at U556.22-3/4. Soyoil futures closed wtth pared gains while soymeal held firm. Soyoil prices were up 0.33 to 0.50Reuter - 94 words
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Article231 1988-01-18 9 Bernama ES THE MALAYSIAN rubber market closed steadier last week with February International RSS One buyer quoted at 282.00 cents per kg, five cents higher than a week earlier. February SMR 20 buyer was aleo stsedisr at 274.90 cents per kg, up one cent Dealers attributed the higher trendBernama ES - 231 words
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Article242 1988-01-18 9 Reuter WHEAT FUTURES on the Chicago Board of Trade last Friday ended with iossss of 3-1/2 US cents to one cent a buehel. March ctoeed two cents lower at U593.30-1/4. Traders said prtcee rallied for a short period before the close on mixed buying emid unconfirmed rumours that IndiaReuter - 242 words
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Article337 1988-01-18 9 Bernama ES THE MALAYSIAN crude palm oil (CPO) market was Arm last waak with the January local delivery average price at M 51,253.00 per tonne on Friday, up 196.50 from a week earlier. Dealers attributed the sharp rise to short-covering and speculative buying interest as well aa theBernama ES - 337 words
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Article222 1988-01-18 9 Bernama ES THE Kuala Lumpur Tin Market (KLTM) closet the week steadier at M$ 17.37 par kg on Friday, up eight cents from a week earlier. Dealers said strong overseas buying intereat. eepecialty from Europe in the later part of the week, pushed prices higher. They added thstBernama ES - 222 words
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Article300 1988-01-18 9 London n m i Jl|, i uommoany ExchinQt Ivytc/Silif cUrq prka* oo Jon 16 [t/lMM uni M r r§wwB doting pncti In London OF London i, ulin opNon ion 1200/1203 (1147/1190) M#/IM 1213/11 tO Mar 1230/1231 (1215/1214) H^/lw 1244/1209 Sato* (3711) Cocoa Mar 1140/1141 (1117/111*) 1154/1107 May 1140/1141300 words
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FOCUS
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Article, Illustration999 1988-01-18 10 Dynasties dominating Philippine regional elections AP DOMINATION of Philippine politics by rich and powerful families ia at etake in today's regional electiona, in which the role of political dynaatiee haa emerged as a major national issue. In Cebu City and elsewhere, politically powerfulAP - 999 words
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Article, Illustration633 1988-01-18 10 AFP FROM DEEP in the jungles and hamlets of the Philippines, communist guerillas are marching into towns with their guns drawn. By killing 39 candidates and supporters and kidnapping 10 politicians, the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) and its New People's ArmyAFP - 633 words
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THE ARTS
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Article, Illustration575 1988-01-18 11 SHAUN KOH - SHAUN KOH EVERYTHING evolves with time. This is especially true in mueic, specifically jazz. It started out with black slaves in America working on roads and plantations singing work songs with the strong rhythmic and syncopated form of the music of their575 words
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331 1988-01-18 11 SHAUN KOH - By SHAUN KOH IT WASN'T THE CASE when the Preservation Hall Jazz Band laat came to Singapore in 1982. Then, other than the piano player, the members were well paat their 60s. They belonged to an older breed of musicians, their style331 words
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Article, Illustration612 1988-01-18 11 VANESSA LEE - By VANESSA LEE WHEN the fifth Shell Discovery Art exhibition of paintings and sculptures begins this evening, members of its advieory committee can look back with pride. "Thia ia becauee out of 24 artiets who have taken part in the paat four shows,612 words
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Article, Illustration576 1988-01-18 11 CHARLES SAVAGE - ■y CHARLES SAVAGE LOOKING at the paintings of Ad Merx. you are at one* struck by the similaritiee between hit work and that of French master Paul Cazanna or calabratad Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh. Not exact replicas, of course, but the rich, colourful scenes576 words
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Page 11 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous1168 1988-01-18 11 TO iMD Q&QQ® a 12 7JB PM Opening and Programme Highlights followed by Lord Peter Wlmsey Clouds Of Witness. 120 Coming Attraction*. 9.90 Adam Smith's Money World Opoc Oil Problems. f.OO Classical Moments Music is the Koy (Soo highlights). 0.59 Dane* Month London Contemporary Dane* Theatre (r). 11.00 New*. 11.251,168 words
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Miscellaneous646 1988-01-18 11 CRYPTIC PUZZLE 1 Last of the coal in the sack? (5) 6 Triangular lattar hi wrought laadt (5) 9 A time to enjoy being pious about a girl (7) 10 Sam Browna'a part? (5) 11 A horse of natural promInanca (5) 12 Noisy way to aat? (5) 13 Saintly aurnama646 words
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SPORTS & LEISURE
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Article, Illustration435 1988-01-18 12 AP THE LAST TIME there was a National Football League (NFL) strike the Washington Redskins won the Super Bowl. That's one of many precedents that could be shattered yesterday when the Redskins took on the Minnesota Vikings for the right to representAP - 435 words
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265 1988-01-18 12 AP US SPORTS COMMENTATOR Jimmy "the Greek" Snyder was fired by the broadcasting network CBS on Saturday, one day after making controversial remarks about blacks. A statement by the network said: "CBS Sports today ended its relationship with Jimmy 'the Greek' Snyder. The actionAP - 265 words
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Article, Illustration431 1988-01-18 13 AP IVAN LENOL shrugged off a determined challenge from Australian Wally Masur, and Michiel Schapers of the Netherlands pulled off his second big upset in three years to advance to the quarter-finals of the US$l.9-mil-lion Australian Open Tennis Championships yesterday. The unseeded Schapers, ranked 62nd in theAP - 431 words
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184 1988-01-18 13 Reuter CUBA risks poeeible isolation in the international sporting world following its decision to boycott the Olympic Games in South Korea in September, say diplomats. "It's difficult to predict how Cuban sportsmen will be affected on the International scene, but surely this is notReuter - 184 words
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164 1988-01-18 13 Reuter EXPENSIVE, wstered-down fuel almost put Frenchman Patrick Tambay out of the Paris-Dakar rally on Saturday and sparked a strong reaction from drivers nearing the end of the 22-day race, still led by Finn Ari Vatanen. Drivers threstsned to boycott the event when trsdersReuter - 164 words
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Article236 1988-01-18 13 AP ALEXANDER FADEEV failed to make skating history on Saturday by abandoning his attempt to land the first quadruple jump ever in competition, but still won the men's event at the European Figure Skating Championships. The 24-year-old Soviet won his third European title withAP - 236 words
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542 1988-01-18 13 WALTON MORAIS - By WALTON MORAIS WARREN GOLF CLUB, parading a young and balanced taam, served notice that it could be the team to watch this season after yesterday's second round of the Premier League golf championship at Seletar. On a day when conditions made good542 words
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Article198 1988-01-18 13 AP STEVE PATE, the leader all the way, made hie first bogeys of the year but retained his one-etroke advantage on Saturday in the third round of golfs Tournament of Champions in California. Pate, a rookie in the elite tournament that brings together only theAP - 198 words
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Advertisement437 1988-01-18 13 F* in f\ Traditionally Japanese. Traditionally Unkai. Sample the delicacies of Japanese cuisine, sushi, sashimi and teppanyaki. Four tatami rooms are available for private parties. Located on the 2nd floor. Open 12 noon to 3 pm. 6 30 pm to 11 pm. Ample free parking Ad) Centurv Park Sheraton Singapore437 words
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Advertisement39 1988-01-18 13 ft? Congratulations the Management and Staff of India International Insurance Pte Ltd on their inauguration. trans island trans-island bus services ltd SINGAPORE SHUTTLE BUS (PTE) LTD NOBLESSE SERVICES MANAGEMENT PTE LTD 6, Ang Mo Kio St 62, Singapore 205639 words
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Miscellaneous54 1988-01-18 13 BriStcw: ftanicDickenC You* pROBLems ARe. O v EJR. SIT BACK. PUT yool I fve CONTBCT6D CHRIS CSCiSSORS)eRV|NG AS voo sueoesTea phd hc WAS P«DrqiS€X> io HexP me COT TMROUOM rll. TWIS RED TRPe V BPiCK.PuT yooß RseroP AND LET Him Do thb Resr 'mOßtfiNG*... EJSVINIG'S TH& NAme....i UMD€£1 s>tp>md someone54 words
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Article, Illustration4430 1988-01-18 14 TOP TEN STOCKS THi rOOOWMG b to of «w 10 i tfw Stock fadiowpp of ttnapow to* 1 wooJL 1 trodod Moda on too"* Nm Jon 15 Low IW/M 1987/88 NO WfH ML375 009 04S 002* Wrt, ksn 040* 1.47 015 CMv Dm 4.427 248 5J0 1 50 N O4,430 words
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707 1988-01-18 14 CORRINA UM - r 1 Singapore P L. 4 By CORRINA UM CONCERN over the US November trade deficit figures, which were announced laat Friday, plagued investor* throughout the week. Most investors and institutions stayed on ths sidelines, reluctant to commit themselves to large poeitions ahead of the707 words
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832 1988-01-18 14 i H j New York y j FT THE monthly trade figures may or may not show a true picture of US trading relationships, but Wall Street does not mind either way. The trade figures may be six weeks late, in nominal dollarsFT - 832 words
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Article547 1988-01-18 14 JULIANA TAY - compiled by JULIANA TAY Week ended Jan 15 CORPORATE DEVELOPMENTS Bank of America has filed a petition on Jon 6 to wind up Ginner Investments Pte ltd, the largest shareholder of Malaya Tin Printing. First Capital Corporation chairman Allan Ng Poh Meng was charged on547 words
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1017 1988-01-18 15 RAY HEATH - ffunj London A From RAY HEATH SHARE PRICES in London last week opened like sheep, cowed by the pre-weekend fall on Wall Street, although the feared stampede of stocks did not occur. But the market went out like a lion, emboldened1,017 words
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588 1988-01-18 15 1 MM K.Lumpur 4 SHARE PRICES on the Kuala Lumpur stock market plunged into minus territory last week as investors and dabblers liquidated their positions to take profit in listless trading. The market started weak as sellers swarmed the trading floor on Monday to588 words
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Article, Illustration805 1988-01-18 15 11 b J Hongkong m DBS Securities THE WEEK saw the market losing 30 points as sentiment began to centre on the US trade data. After gaining 158 points in the index the previous week, the market lost 6C points on the first dayDBS Securities - 805 words
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257 1988-01-18 15 AFP SHARE PRICES eased in volatile trading last week amid uncertainty over the dollar. The holiday-shortened fourday week ended on Thursday with the main market barometer, the Nikkei Stock Index, down 268.91 yen to 22,603.65. In the previous week, the first tradingAFP - 257 words
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182 1988-01-18 15 AFP AUSTRALIAN STOCKS finished strongly on Friday after a nervous week of trading, with the exchange essentially quiet ahead of the publication of the US trade figures for November. The market was still waiting for a clear direction from offshore, analysts said.AFP - 182 words
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284 1988-01-18 15 SHIRISH NADKARNI - From SHIRISH NADKARNI IT IS INEVITABLE. Whenever the stock market, sfter a prolonged phase of depression, suddenly booms and turns cheerful, a sigh of relief makes the rounds, and investors of all hues rush to book their profits before things sour up again. Events284 words
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143 1988-01-18 15 ABN Bank THE FINE TREND of the preceding week on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange could not be continued last week. Fears of a new record high for the US trade deficit resulted in a very lacklustre trading environment, with falling prices. The Dutch GeneralABN Bank - 143 words
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Advertisement80 1988-01-18 15 Html* /M /'A!ki miStePa MADE IN SPAiN Spain's No. 1 Fashion Shoe DODONI OBERMAIN LEONE L'STONY SIOUX MISTER ELY #02-28 RAFFLES CITY SHOPPING CENTRE SALE/RENTAL SENOKO DRIVE Single Storey factory with office annexe Land Area Approx.l4o,ooo sq ft Factory Space Approx. 53.281 sq ft Office Space Approx. 2,583 sq ft80 words
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Advertisement769 1988-01-18 15 itYunnan Fair of The People s Republic of China \enue: Mandarin Motel. Main Huilding 4th I loor Dale: 23rd 3I st .lanuar\. 1988 Negotiation lime: 9.30 am to 12.30pm. 2.00pm to 6.00pm (Closed on Sunda\) l.ocal Organiser: Zhong/han Inhibition Services Pte ltd (Tel: *****88) Cooperation form: Contact 1. Production Technology769 words
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Article, Illustration521 1988-01-18 16 MBT ARAB-MALAYSIAN Securities chairman Datuk Malek Merican has appealed to the Treasury and the Capital Issues Committee to require the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (KLSE) to introduce graduated commissions. He told Malaysian Business Times last Friday that graduated commissions would enable MalaysianMBT - 521 words
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Article, Illustration550 1988-01-18 16 MBT MOUNT PLEASURE Holdinga' offer to aell the 350-room Forringhi Beach Hotel in Penang through a public tender haa attracted potential buyera moatly from Weet Aaia. Hongkong and Singapore. It ie underatood that the hotel and property group intenda to atart preliminaryMBT - 550 words
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Article, Illustration984 1988-01-18 16 FABER MERLIN Malayaia, tha hotel and property group currently In dire financial atraita, ia very much in the news theee days. The only problem is it isn't good news. Only recently, a police report was filed againat former directors and management984 words
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435 1988-01-18 16 MBT KUMPULAN GUTHRIE'S primary objective ie to be the moet productive and coatefficient plantation houee in Malayaia In the next three years. Chief executive Datuk Anl bin Aropa aaid tha group, which aleo has nonplantation activitiee, will give its clients the confidence thatMBT - 435 words
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488 1988-01-18 16 fAU FT GOOD TIMES have returned to Malaysia's commodity sector with prices of palm oil and rubber surging to three-year highs. Last year's export earnings from the two commodities are estimated to have exceeded M 57.2 billion (US$2.9 billion), a rise ofFT - 488 words
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Article199 1988-01-18 16 Bernama ES Dl RECTORS of Hong Kong Tin Corporation Bhd (HKTB) have recommended to ehareholders that they vole in favour of the company's propoaed acquisition of Syarikat Pembenasn Yeoh Tiong Lay (SPYTL). The directora. who do not have a direct intereet in the transaction, eaidBernama ES - 199 words
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Article474 1988-01-18 16 Carnal b Mkt Dal* TaM tor TaM Mr A I S ft 5%W Ok 18 Job 7 Fob 8 5% 5% A M D ft 1%M Fob 3 Fob 17 Mor 17 1% 1.2%W Amof Staal 8%Tt«>) Ok 2 DkK ion 30 8%TE 8%TC Anaafc big 7X%fcl Ok474 words
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Advertisement448 1988-01-18 16 U5530,000,000 Floating Rate U.S. Dollar Negotiable Certificates of Deposit, due 27th February 1989, callable at the Issuers option on 26th February 1988. THE DAI-ICHIKANGYO BANK LIMITED (Singapore Branch) In accordance with the terms set out in the Certificates, THE DAI-ICHI KANGYO BANK LTD has elected to exercise their call option.448 words
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Advertisement307 1988-01-18 16 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that I Lee Gek Sing of No. 21 Dyson Road, Singapore IrUW I>: WJ: »i») iTT» («T Lti'oie rrvyr Licence in respect of premises at M/s. Sweetimes Cafe at Shop 3 Monorail St 4 gapore on 8 March 1968 at 10.30 am. ANY PERSON wishing to307 words
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Article1041 1988-01-18 17 New York Reuter WALL STREET erupted with a powerful rally last Friday after a surprisingly good November merchandise trade report set off a surge of buying. Rallies in the dollar, bonds and gtob*J financial markets confirmed the importance of the trade figure and provided underlying supportReuter - 1,041 words
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Article696 1988-01-18 17 London Reuter THE ANNOUNCEMENT of a big contraction in the US trade deficit in November prompted a surge in share prices last Friday on the London Stock Exchange, where more than £10 billion were added to the value shares in less than an hour. The USReuter - 696 words
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366 1988-01-18 17 FT THE legal and stock market battles for control of New Zealand Forest Products Ltd once New Zealand's largest company over the past four years, appear to be finally resolved with the deal announced last Friday between Fletcher Challenge Ltd (FCL)FT - 366 words
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Article897 1988-01-18 17 Amsterdam JAM 18 ABN M 38 X 13 Aipon 60 SO i 3,2 AhoM M 40 4-|| Afcio AJranta M.M 144 ao ♦11 -06 AMEV 3* SO 2.* Amro Bank. 57 80 17 Aaa Stod 103.00 1 8 BOLS Boraumll Butdnntn Taaa Ciivi n.oo *300 rod* 43 .10 ♦4 2.8897 words
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103 1988-01-18 17 AFP THE FIAT Uno car is to be produced in Indonesia by the Daha Motor Company, Fiat announced in Turin, Italy last week. A statement releaaed late last Thursday said agreement had been reached with the Indonesian industry and that assembly would beAFP - 103 words
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323 1988-01-18 17 NYT THE COMMITTEE of Texaco Inc's shareholders has said it will back the company's proposed bankruptcy reorganisation plan, although its support is subject to further negotiation. "If the negotiations (with Tsxaco) fa 11... then we would revisit the question of whether to support Mr (Carl)NYT - 323 words
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177 1988-01-18 17 AFP THE BRITISH beverage and hotel group Grand Metropolitan raised Ha offer for F ranch cognac maker Martell to 4.57 billion franca (US$B26 million) iaat .Friday. according to authorities at the Parta bourse. The new offer by Grand Metropolitan, bidding againat Canadian beverageAFP - 177 words
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419 1988-01-18 17 Reuter BRITAIN'S opposition Labour Party haa urged the government to block any attempt by newapaper magnate Rupert Murdoch to add the preatigioua Financial Times to hia International media empire. The call came laat Thuraday, a day after the Pearson group, which owns theReuter - 419 words
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Advertisement489 1988-01-18 17 The announcement appears as a matter of record only THE AMERICAN CLUB SINGAPORE 31 i SGD 13.Q Million Syndicated Term Loan SGD 1.0 Million Overdraft Guarantee Provided by Banque Rationale de Paris malagan Banking Berfaad Tat Lee Bank Ltd PKbanken International (Rsia) Ltd Uod Manog«r and Ag*nt PKBANKEN INTERNATIONAL (ASIA)489 words
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Advertisement526 1988-01-18 17 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. SO AND IN THE MATTER OF PORISON LINES PTE LTD (Incorporated In the Republic of Singapore) (IN MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING UP) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of Porlaon Lines Pte Ltd duly convened and held at 63 Market St526 words
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Advertisement483 1988-01-18 17 VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company convened and held at 50 Bayahore Road #08-06 Aquamarine Tower 81nga>pore 1646 on 14 January 1966 the following special resolution was duly paaaed: "That the company bei) wound up voluntarily and that Mr Khoo Sen* Huat be and la hereby483 words
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583 1988-01-18 18 NYT TWO deeply ingrained practices of American business are likely to prevent the nation s trade deficit from declining sharply in the 1960s and perhaps beyond, according to a number of economists snd executives. One is the practice of manufacturing productsNYT - 583 words
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385 1988-01-18 18 Reuter A REDUCTION in the US trade deficit for November haa given financial markets some comfort, but economists say the data leave many queations unanswered. They said strong exports, a lower volume and price of oil importa and seaaonal factora were behindReuter - 385 words
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143 1988-01-18 18 AP A VISITING US Congreaaman saya he expects Taiwan to maintain political stability in spite of some uncertainty following the death of Preaident Chiang Ching-Kuo. On hia arrival in Taipei yeeterday, Mr Stephen Solarz told reporters, "Other countriee have gone through political tranaitionsAP - 143 words
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327 1988-01-18 18 Reuter SOVIET MILITARY SPENDING is probably five to seven times higher than the Kremlin admits, but may still be far below that of the US and its alliee, according to a new study by prominent Western military analysts. "Russian traditions of secrecy and deceptionReuter - 327 words
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209 1988-01-18 18 THE NUMBER qf passengers passing through Singapore's Changi Airport last year was the highest ever since the airport opened in 1961. The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) said that a total of 11,181,641 passengers passed through Changi Airport. an increase of 11.3 per209 words
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273 1988-01-18 18 MORE RESIDENTS living in private property should come forward to participate in community activities and help make Singapore a vibrant society, said Dr Lee Boon Yang, Minister of State for National Development and for Home Affairs. Those who lived in private housing belonged273 words
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153 1988-01-18 18 AFP INDIAN Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi's government yesterday rejected a ceasefirs appeal from Tamil rebels fighting Indian troops in Sri Lanka. The truce call by Velupillai Prabhakaran, leader of the dominant rebel group the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE). was dismissed byAFP - 153 words
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337 1988-01-18 18 THE ECONOMIC Development Board is holding s week-long brsinstorming session from todsy to chsrt its futurs strstegies and directions. The Minister for Trade and Industry, Brigadier-General (Reservist) Lee Hsien Loong, will open the corporate planning seminsr, which is to be held behind closed337 words
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Article43 1988-01-18 18 AFP THE European Community has threatened to reduce its aid to the UN High Commissioner for Refugees if it is not granted an observer status in ths UNHCR executive committee, ssid diplomstic sources in Geneva yeeterday. AFPAFP - 43 words
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Article60 1988-01-18 18 Reuter PERCY Ooboza, editor of an anti-government weekly newspaper called City Press aimed at black South African readers, died yesterday, his 50th birthday. A Johannesburg clinic said Ooboza, who had been ill since Christmas day with heart and lung trouble, was formerly editor of TheReuter - 60 words
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Article43 1988-01-18 18 AP THE Supreme Court in Jerusalem yesterday temporarily blocked the deportation of four Palestinians accused of inciting anti-Israeli unreet in the occupied Gaza Strip. Judge Shlomo Levin ordered the army to show cause why the men should be expelled.AP - 43 words
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Article67 1988-01-18 18 Reuter A US congressman who returned from Vietnam aaid yesterday that Hanoi appeared to have adopted a policy of openness and that humanitarian aid to the communist state should be encouraged. Chester Atkins of the House of Rsprssentatlwee Foreign Affairs Committee told a news conference inReuter - 67 words
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Article40 1988-01-18 18 UPI THE spiritual leader of the pro-iranian Hezbollah group yesterday denied he told a British newspaper that hostage Church of England envoy Terry Waite would not be freed while Preeident Reagan Reagan was in office. UPfUPI - 40 words
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Article35 1988-01-18 18 AFP CHINA hopes to boost grain production to 410 million tonnes in 1968, up 10 million tonnss from last year, the official New China News Agency said yesterday. AFPAFP - 35 words
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Advertisement917 1988-01-18 18 Get your free clippings of BT exclusive stories Free copies of these exclusive stories in last week's Business Times are now available 1. More and more small- and medium-sized Japanese companies are venturing out to Singapore and the other Asean countries. 2. A few pointers from a consultant on how917 words
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102 1988-01-18 19 Reuter TRANSPORT and textile group Chargeurs SA said it would sell its Chargeurs Reunis shipping subsidiary to French transport group Delmas Vieljeux. Chargeurs gave no financial details but said in a statement that the capital gains realised on the deal would be devotedReuter - 102 words
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340 1988-01-18 19 D DURAIRAJ - By D DURAIRAJ CONTAINER THROUGHPUT via Port Klang last year surpassed all expectations. Preliminary figures indicated that Kelang Container Terminal, at Port Klang, handled 12 per cent more containers in 1987 compared with a marginal decline in the previous year. The terminal which had340 words
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194 1988-01-18 19 Reuter WAR RISK insurance premiums have been cut for non-oil cargoes carried by ships sailing to and from certain areaa in the QuM, a London-baaed Insurance industry body said. The new rale for nonoil shipments to and from Kuwait and northern Saudi ArabianReuter - 194 words
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235 1988-01-18 19 PT MOGES, a member of the Geeuri Lloyd group, haa announced the expansion of its forest products service from Southeast Asia to the United States. Its ships will extend their calls to the Philippines on a regular basis. Philippine Transmarine Carriers Inc235 words
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Article53 1988-01-18 19 Reuter VERACRUZ, Mexico's msin Gulf port, was closed to shipping Isst Thursday because of winds of 56-65 km per hour, the official Notimex news agency said. Port navigation chief Rene Novates Betanzos said port loading and unloading of cargo continued despite the atorm, the newsReuter - 53 words
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Article107 1988-01-18 19 THE NUMBER of ship srrests in Britain declined by 45 laat year to 161. Admiralty Marshsl Vincent Ricks sttributed the substantial drop partly to an improvement in freight rates over the yesr. "Creditors sre tending to let the ships perform in the hope of107 words
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201 1988-01-18 20 Seatrade Week PANAMA'S Department of Maritime Safety claims that the Panamanian registry has greatly improved its casualty record over the last six years. Statistics in the 1987 annual statistical survey of casualties involving Panamanian-flag vessels show a reduction in casualties in all categories exceptSeatrade Week - 201 words
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Article933 1988-01-18 20 AlSHpi V s Ewfnw IV 4/S ABC Co««o*»or vw 1 IX 5 Accord SKpg VI 3 fmco tiaw VI 4/S AAroflfaol Immr n 3 fM*LN**r X 3 O Africa Oc«on xi 2 FMGCAVN VI 3 AUtom v» 3 FfM COM V S AC Tooplor XI 5 Frwgfcl933 words
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Article898 1988-01-18 20 RUMOURS o» Soviet involvement to covar grain import naada In Via time-cher tar market helped kaap th* London •nipping freight* markat Arm on Thursday Dataiiad pny*ic*i buainaaa ramalnad predominantly ooncamad wtta time-charier booking* with Panamai unite proving particularly papular Ml toe Far Eaat tor bo*i tripa and parlod898 words
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Article613 1988-01-18 20 THE IMPORT DUTY on scrap vnnli destined tor Pakistan Km baan reduced to 40 par cant from 64.5 par cant. Brokars said this should give a booat to braakars thara and a highar bid of about U*****.50 par light ton is raportsd to hava baan alraady mada for a613 words
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439 1988-01-18 21 Lloyd's List THE LONG-RUNNING battle for control of Cool Carriers, the Swedish operator of the world's largest pool of refrigerated vessels, is over. Control of the new group is now in the hands of Bilspedition, a major Scandinavian group best known for its trucking interests.Lloyd's List - 439 words
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Article99 1988-01-18 21 LYKES BROS Steamship has appointed Kersten, Hunik Co as its agent for inland Germany. Founded in Germany more than 25 years ago, Kersten Hunik has its headquarters in Frankfurt and other offices in Dusseldorf and Stuttgart. The US carrier offers weekly full container service between99 words
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7933 1988-01-18 26 §®aBS)(DBJ3 A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of7,933 words
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Article1208 1988-01-18 27 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES JUROMG PORT Aulio Seroyo Jl alongside 1801/2300 Barth Arrival Departure Budi Utomo J5/6 alongside 1801/2300 Vlllll Bolton Mos H Confidence Jl J8 alongside alongside 1801/2300 1801/1800 KEPPEL WHARVES Ananot Atinuke ABIO Bog Mod Bangkok Nov* B««co Amer Dongguong forth bank Hong Sheng Ko Heng1,208 words
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Article2024 1988-01-18 28 A—B AB Shipping Boustead Shpg Agencies. ABC Containerline NV S pore Shpg (S). Accord Shpg Accord Shpg (S). Africa Ocean Lines Sealion Shpg (S). Ahrenkiel Liner Kim Shpg (S). Alfred C Toepfer Ocean us Shipping Agencies (S) Multiport Sdn Bhd (PK). Alltrans Alltrans Express. American President2,024 words
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622 1988-01-18 30 Reuter NORWEGIAN businessman Torstein Hagen said a group of Norwegian firms which has a 4 per cent stake in Dutch shipping firm Koninklijke Nedlloyd Qroep is currently not buying more shares and does not aim at controlling the Dutch group.Reuter - 622 words
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106 1988-01-18 30 AP FIRE engulfed a passenger ship-turned-hotel anchored at a port in south-east China, but all staff and guests escaped unhurt. the official Xinhua news agency reported. The fire, caused by sparks from an acetylene torch, broke out on Thursday aboard the ship anchoredAP - 106 words
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Advertisement554 1988-01-18 19 *°> J TIMES STP Distributors Ttmrs PuMnMn* Croup c? Jardtnes NORTH AMfRICA ATLANTIC EXPRESS (ROUND THE WORID ROUTING NOPIH AMI RICA CAIIfORNIA PS* WST CANADA BROOKLYN MIDGE/ ORIENTAL FORTUNE NEPTUNE JADE ORIENTAL FAIR RAINKM BRIDGE NEPTUNE GARNET ORIENTAL FREEDOM BROOKLYN BRIDGE ORIENTAL FORTUNE NEPTUNE JADE ORIENTAL FAIR RAINBOW BRIDGE NEPTUNE554 words
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Advertisement106 1988-01-18 19 PANAMA'* Department of Maritime Safety daims that the Panamanian registry has greatly Improved Its casualty record over the last six years. Page N THE LONG-RUNNING battle for control of Cool Carriers, the Swedish operator of the world's largest pool of refrigerated vessels, is over. Page IK NORWEGIAN businessman Torstein Hagen106 words
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Advertisement542 1988-01-18 19 -AO TJttK STP Distributors n*r MAERSK LINE FAST TRANSIT SINGAPORE/ LONG BEACH IS DAYS Th« rat M Rotterdam Closing Tun* CY 20/1 2000 HRS CPS 20/1 1000 HRS M ROTTERDAM MQ2 LAUTT M moe anoers m aaos AXEL M MM AMU) M MO* LUNA M MM ARTHUR M MO* Th«542 words
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Advertisement578 1988-01-18 20 Lines and services represented by ■Members of the Registry of Accredited Shipping Agents, Singapore National Shipping Association. j^3 COMPAGNIE MARITIME DAFFRETEMENT REGULAR CONTAINER SERVICE FAR EAST TO EUROPE/MEDITERRANEAN WEST AFRICA OUTBOUND TO NORTH CONTINENT VOY I VIA FEEDER SW« I m pnc nA/rro ROTTERDAM ITA feuxstowe ETA i to all578 words
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Advertisement191 1988-01-18 20 The future looks good The solid support for a solid future is what NYK Group's total services provide. The NYK Group provides door-to-door service for your shipment. Using truck, train, plane and ship based on our computer simulation program, NYK saves you time and money. Over a century of tested191 words
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Advertisement268 1988-01-18 20 CHARGEURS RE UN IS loj f«»Vi »m mM:i If J SPOtE LA-REUNION PNOIRE P CENTII/ÜBREVILLE DOC!ALA COTONOU LOME HMALATA HARU 2/2 22(2 C* POINTi NOIRE il2 24/2 W *i m f tO MOIHIMH. I UAHftrt. f ftfffttil. IfOJAMBIA, NUMMEY, S«N f NQU»P'f s 77 J'l4 (AI 77 t > c268 words
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Advertisement915 1988-01-18 21 The Straits Steamship Group s, Mansfield Container Shipping Re Ltd B&OCL||t p&o Containers Limited CONTAINERS)* SERVICE TO UK/CONTKENT: Also Accepting Cargo For: H«n6urf to Cop»nh»|an. Ajrhin. GoOwtburf. Ma Mo. Stockholm, Helsinki Saadartarf RoKardjn to Aiitowp, Amsterdam. Oil* ■rMMnhjvwi to Braman Southampton to >11 UK dattinatmn. Balfatt and Dublin LcONTAINERSHIP SERVICE915 words
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Advertisement822 1988-01-18 21 yrwy 1 Manfred Kuhr, BLG General Manager Far East: "We Pave the Way into the European Markets. 1 Europe is open for your exports. This market comes a great step closer to you if you choose the Ports of Bremen as your active partners. Storage, cargo control, inventories and distribution822 words
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Advertisement534 1988-01-18 23 DJASAGETRI A Joint Europe Service Ot P.T. UAKMTA UITI f.T. SUM Lion r.T. HUM MNKSH P.T. TMKOM ILSTI "EXPRESS SEMI CONTAINERSHIP SERVICES VSL/VOT OCEAN PftlßAW* GANOA GABAjIW I BATAHAMBN Sublet to IndueamanL Atoo accepting cargo to Caaabianca, Pori Said, Port Alaiandria, Qanoa, Trtaala. ALSO ACCEPTING BOTH CONTAINERS CONVENTIONAL CARGO VIA534 words
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Advertisement304 1988-01-18 23 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGF NCIES shipping mnuim (Burrow# KhwwTUm) HTONEYWA ¥231* MYOMA YWA PAGAN VI23W PA AN VI2OW S'pore In Pt/lf Jan a>Zl Jan 24/21 ian HIS ian P.KtUng MAWLAMYAING V/ 37 2V2» Jan BANK LINE HUH IHBOUND TO UKC SPORE ROAM HUU. MORAYBANK V4N 25/1 15/2 23/2 CLYDEBANK V22N Stf304 words
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Advertisement1322 1988-01-18 24 "K"LinE SHIPPinG-DflTfl ATLAfITtC COAST (Round-The-World Service) •PK/PNG SPORE LB CHLS NFK NYC HFX Sid 21 J,„ U Feb 23 Feb 25 Feb 27 Feb 2 Mar ORIENTAL FORTUNE V 7 23 Jan 21 Jan 20 Fab 1 Mar 3 Mar 5 Mar 5 Mar •VIA FEEDER PACIFIC SOUTH-WEST FEEDER VSL1,322 words
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Advertisement686 1988-01-18 24 r M INDIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accepting FCL/FCL Container* ssz, ttxcta. 1 PRELUDE V.S-B RAVIDAS V W THEOOOR FONTANE V 14N LOTTE SCHEEL V 31 S.O.A. PRADESH VJM INDIAN COURIER V2BN PRELUDE V.t-B THEOOOR FONTANE V ISN S O NAGALANO VM LOTTE SCHEEL V 32 PRELUDE V.78 INDIAN COURIER V686 words
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Advertisement587 1988-01-18 24 G. GOLDEN LINE GUAN GUAN SHIPPING (PTE) LTD a. Tttak hym StrMt V*—-« 4 SINGAPORE 01M TEL SMJM (II LINES) Fli 94JS0* STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: Sport P Kei*ng Pmnc GOLDEN HARVEST Colombo/Karachi (Dubai 2475 Jan GOLDEN HAVEN Cotombo Karachi Dubai 1/10 Feb CHINA SERVICE A VESSEL Shanfhai/HsjnKang 20/22 Jan •Al587 words
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Advertisement395 1988-01-18 24 -b PHIU-OfIKNT LIN€S PTC LTD HfflO Of' Cf 63 ROJ'NSCN POAD -07 1? AfPG ASiA BUHDiNG SINGAPOPE 010 c If IF RS ?8??0 PHIII FA« 72 ***** DUBAI DAM MAM KUWAIT. DOHA. MUSCAT. BAHRAIN. ABU DHABI ft SHARJAH JEOOAH. HOOCCAH AQAftA H. KONG KOBE KEELUWG. COLOMBO, KARACHI. BOMBAY EAST AFRICA/MEDITERRANEAN395 words
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Advertisement733 1988-01-18 25 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD NEPTUNE AGENCIES PTE LTD FE EU/AUST TPA/SEA Tarmmal CFS BOOKINGS *****53 ***** C Z212K2 *****43 *****11 27*111 27*111 *****« NEPtINE SON. BHD. J6MB7 INWARD/OUTWARD NEPLINE SON. BHO. 2tMM ENQUIRIES *****44 NEPLINE SON. BHD. *****5/t27M*627K1/627fC2 NEPLINE SON. BHD. 23*140/***** /EUROPE TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): PK(lan| MK CONTAINS733 words
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Advertisement545 1988-01-18 25 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO P KELANG, PENANG. BUSAN. INCHON Vhml i Nam* No 7 Donam/7UN •Glofn/aOIN No 9 Donam/lOIN No t Donam/lOIN No I Donam/lOIN No 7 Donam/lOIN •Gloria/WN ETD BS BKK S PORE PKELANC 30/12 11/01 In Port 19-21/01 09/01 20/01 23-23/01 24-24/01 15/01545 words
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Advertisement702 1988-01-18 25 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 ***** P. reuwc PINANG n/s HANDLING SYSTEM CO SDN BHD Mam MAI THONG SHIWNC 127 Pmnt Malaysia No702 words
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Advertisement263 1988-01-18 26 SINGAPORE SHIPPING 1 CORPORATION (PTE.) LTD. TEL 225 6868 <30 Lines. fAX *****39 *****76 TELEX RS ***** A B SSCMA RS ***** A B SSCAD VE.B DEUTFRACHT/SEEREEDEREI ROSTOCK INTEGRATED FULL CONTAINER SERVICE COLOMBO: Accepting cargo for INDIA Bombay. Cochin. Madras Calcutta •"VIA LARKACA Accepting cargo tor Ljttaka, Piraeus, Thessatoniki, Inror,263 words
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Miscellaneous174 1988-01-18 26 °5* Regional Weather h 1 ■> if?*- m Vj M e sK 8 SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. cT* Wind direction with speed in knots Wove height LEGEND R Thunderstorm Temperature «> c Shower Weother Wind direction with speed m knots Ro,n Wove height Cloudy174 words
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Advertisement1084 1988-01-18 27 onterm REGULAR WEEKLY CONSOL SERVICE LCL/FCL TO: JAKARTA, BANGKOK, HONGKONG JAPAN, TOKYO, YOKO, Al<c xccptinf to other tetinatiom. Pte»«e call: CONTERM FREIGHT (F.E.) PTE. LTD. 10, Anson M. #25-04 IBM TOWERS (0207) Tel: 225K33 Fax: *****53 Tlx: RS ***** CONTEM spa ll 11 t=GRR SHIPPING PTC LTD TEL: *****33 (41,084 words
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Advertisement229 1988-01-18 27 UNIPACIFIC TRANS. TRADING AGENCY. PTE. LTD. i IRAQI LINE '"*0" ST4TI fmilMlSt fO* ■IRtTIMf TM«JPO«T EAST BOUND SERVICE ETA SPORE LOADING FOR m i»m 20/2 Jfcun WEST BOUND SERVICE ETA S PORE LOADING FOR ALFARABI MV SINDBAD THROUGH B/l« to BAGHOAO UPON REQUEST ALSO ACCEPTING CONTAINERS UPTO AQABA i BAGHDAD229 words
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Advertisement506 1988-01-18 28 T» FINK LINKR SHIPPING I'l K IT!) 70 Shenton Aty M 0/C Minni Hou\e S p»ire O'O.' TFI ??59C'7 (f line<-) TIX RS ??M1 FIINFR fA* kuropk service *****3 mgggc QQj| MIDDLE EAST GULF SERVICE WEEKLY HKG/CHINA SERVICES TATSUMI MARINE CO. LTD. JAPAN DIRECT SAILING TO PAPUA NEW GUINEA (ACCEPTING506 words
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Advertisement500 1988-01-18 28 ZIM SI J# nv a ACCEPTING CARGO TO ADELAIDE VIA MELBOURNE AND ALSO FCL TO GUAM ZIM BUT CONTAINER UNE VESSEL KESTREL SINOFA ZIM KAOKSIUNC Accajtinf FCI T* E»ri»ain *nd Mediterranean Ports Alia ICL/FCL to all ini« destination in Italy Austria. Switzerland Vu(otJana Ml Dm Germanf Accarfmf FCL Te Constanta500 words
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Advertisement561 1988-01-18 28 3 Everett Lines J d COMPANIA PERUANA 5 OE VAPORES J "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" K, LOADING FOR CALLAO, MATARANI, ILO* AND ALL OTHER K PERUVIAN PORTS' WITH TRANSHIPMENT AT KOBE ON 0 CPV THROUGH BILL OF LADING TO FINAL DESTINATION. Penang* P. Kelang* Singapore d MANOLOEVERETT 24/25 Jan R JOHNEVERETT561 words
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Advertisement84 1988-01-18 29 P.T. TYTYAN SAMODRA SHIPPING COY /V POH AIK 12 RICROL 3 DUMAI RUMBAI Vessel RICROL 3 Sailing Every Monday Every Wednesday (Fortnightly) Every Wednesday Envi Services Pte Ltd Tel P*****5 Tlx. RS *****1 EMVISV Fnx ?9507? <S>m» Spitirii Farwar*l«| (S) Mi LM (International Fretfht Forwarders) *97 Tel: *****20 Tatol. RS84 words
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Advertisement36 1988-01-18 29 cgypnan imtrntuonM snipping vompsny i TITAN SHIPPING SINGAPORE SPORE FOR BETH 23/1 BOMBAY, KARACHI SANA J/2 JEDOAH, ROTTERDAM FOR BOOKINGS PLB CALL TITAN SHIPPING PTE LTD TEL: 225M73, 228M77, IQHM FAX: *****15. TLX: RS 42M) SCANEM36 words
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Advertisement417 1988-01-18 29 LCL/FCL SERVICE cargo to PNG P. MORESBY, KJETA, MADANG, WEWAK. AABAUL, LAC MAOANQ, WEWAK. S. GLANDS HOMARA N. CALHX3MA NOUMEA TAHTTI-PAPEETE E MALAYSIAN A BRUNBAN PORTS TEL: *****11 FAX: *****47 TELEX: RS ***** SKHST LUCKY SEAWAY SERVICES PTE LTD TIl 25Q51 Fit *****77 S.E.ASIA/CHINA SERVICES SCP PKLANG PNC FOR Til417 words
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Advertisement578 1988-01-18 29 COMPANY OF SAUDI ARABIA REGULAR RO-RO SERVICE TO MIDDLE EAST Acceptinf Breakbulk. Ro/Ro. Containers i FCL Containers for Sttarjah. Doha and Riyadh REGULAR RO-RO SERVICE TO USA/CANADA VESSEL S. DIRIYAH FEA 032 Also Acceptinf FCL Containers for Charleston Miami. Tampa and US Inland Points FCL onlv acceptable feederinf via Baltimore578 words
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Advertisement264 1988-01-18 29 Dtstinations: SHANTOU, GUANGZHOU HUANGPU, XIAMEN HAIKOU, ZHANJIANG XINGANG, QINGOAO SHANGHAI A OTHER PORTS Etd. S PORE Etri. PKLG WEEKLY SAILINGS I ~Vr\nn/ ir o C:'y M.'MBFP Or THF PR[ss GROUP) WEEKLY CONSOL SERVICE L~L/FCL U.S.A. (East West Coast all inland points) UK/EUROPE Continents (All Ports) v- ALSO ACCEPTING CARGO TO264 words
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Advertisement318 1988-01-18 30 Hai Sun Hup Co (Pte) Ltd TEL ??0 :onf, Of! t IMPS) Tl X RS .NV>l S. RS ,'iH, v t I \S| I K\ \k I I\ I K II!) STRAITS/ JAPAN/ STRAITS SERVICE SPECIALIST IN RO-RO HEAVY LIFTS NOTE: ALSO CALLING OTHER JAPANESE PORTS, HONGKONG, TAIWAN CHINESE PORTS,318 words
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Advertisement452 1988-01-18 30 FOR RELIABLE AND FAST TRANSIT WEEKLY FCL SERVICE TO USA-EAIT COAfT/6ULfjCAWAPAOKXiCO ANO FRENCH WEST INDIES i mnirm CUtF Savannah, Miami, i Cruz. Miico City/ FRENCH W. Indict Far. Halifax, Montreal, Toronto, N«w York, Balmitore, Portsmouth, Northfolk uu fVUftiM UiMntiui/liaiiffl Part Da Franca, Pointra A. Pitra, V COLUMBUS LINE REEDERE! GMBH452 words
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Advertisement270 1988-01-18 30 LCL WEEKLY SERVICE TO: KBLOM a/1 MM/MBM 27/1 BMWW 28/1 MTTHBMM 27/1 NMW 11/1 TUNY 27/1 ntaUNTU 20/1 STI/MHfl 22/1 ADELAIDE 20/1 (transit Mm* 12 days) WEEKLY CONSOL. SERVICE FROM GERMANY CON-CARRIER 54/17 CON-CARRIER 55/87 ETD GERMANY ETA S'PORE 5a 25/1 14/1 4/2 LCL SERVICE TO CARRIBEAN PORTS ST. VINCENT,270 words
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Advertisement716 1988-01-18 30 /M CALL US AT: P. KELANG PENANG J. BAHRU P. GUDANG SINGAPORE K. LUMPUR *****53/*****11 04-*****2/4, *****3 •07-*****8 •07-*****3, *****5, *****0, *****1 '02-*****22 *****88 WEEKLY FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE 825E31 TO EUROPE FKDCR I BUTANC m I BUTANC CI B. BUTANC 413 B. BUTANC <15 ■THK VSL NINON DUMA B716 words
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