The Business Times, 20 July 1988
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Title Section11 1988-07-20 1 BUSINESS TIMES MCI (P) 95/12/87 WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1988 75 CENTS11 words
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Article255 1988-07-20 1 AP Dow up AFTER a mixed start, stock prices on Wall Street turned firmer in early trading amid stronger bond prices. Traders said renewed fighting between Iran and Iraq sent oil prices lower. News on Monday that Iran had accepted a United Nations ceasefire resolution had buoyedAP - 255 words
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Article, Illustration285 1988-07-20 1 REACTING TO sharp declines in major Asian stock markets, particularly Tokyo, share prices on the Singapore stock market fell across the board, halting three days of substantive advances. Blue chips which were the main beneficiaries in the three previous trading sessions285 words
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648 1988-07-20 1 BOEY KIT YIN - By BOEY KIT YIN SINGAPORE'S total trade grew by 33.5 per cent to $77.45 billion during the first half-year, fuelled partly by an exceptionally strong performance in June. But the strong surge in the value of imports caused the country648 words
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182 1988-07-20 1 Agencies US SECRETARY of State George Shultz and Japanese Prime Minister Noboru Takeshita yesterday agreed to increase economic aid to the Philippines to help stabilise the government, according to Japanese officials in Tokyo. In a separate meeting with Mr Shultz, Japanese FinanceAgencies - 182 words
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522 1988-07-20 1 Agencies REPORTS of an Iraqi air raid on the Iranian city of Ahvaz and a dogfight over the Gulf yesterday hit oil prices in Europe which had earlier risen on hopes of peace between Iraq and Iran. European spot market traders said prices forAgencies - 522 words
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472 1988-07-20 1 CORRINA LIM - By CORRINA LIM AT LEAST five more foreign institutions are wooing local stockbrokers into partnerships. None of them, however, has sent in a formal application to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yet. But their interest comes on top of two proposals submitted to472 words
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130 1988-07-20 1 THE US DOLLAR fell yesterday against major currencies in the Asian foreign exchange markets following intervention by the Bank of Japan. The Bank of Japan had stepped into the Tokyo, Singapore and Hongkong markets to sell dollars against the German marks yesterday morning. In130 words
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153 1988-07-20 1 AFP FRENCH Finance Minister Pierre Beregovoy has criticised West Germany for acting alone to check the dollar's surge and deplored the lack of international cooperation on foreign exchange policy in recent weeks. In a radio interview in Paris yesterday, Mr Beregovoy saidAFP - 153 words
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Article101 1988-07-20 1 Reuter AMERICAN BANKS have long been slipping relative to Japanese and some European institutions in terms of deposits, and now not a single US bank is among the world's top 25. The top 10 banks are all Japanese. partly because of that nation's high savings rate,Reuter - 101 words
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Advertisement341 1988-07-20 1 Big news, small profit BOLD GRAPHIC DESIGN and shorter, crisper writing are news magazine techniques that had never appeared in daily newspapers until USA Today came along in 1982; now they have become industry standards. But as reported in Page 10 while USA Today is now big on news, it341 words
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HOME NEWS
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Article, Illustration504 1988-07-20 2 LILY FERNANDEZ - By LILY FERNANDEZ THE SINGAPORE Malay Chamber of Commerce (SMCC) plans to send a trade mission to the Indian Ocean islands of Madagascar and Mauritius before the year-end. The chamber's newly elected president. Jalil Haron. told BT that the mission was on his list of504 words
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399 1988-07-20 2 TONG SUIT CHEE - By TONG SUIT CHEE THE HAW PAR VILLA theme park will cost $50 million more than estimated, its developer, International Theme Parks Pte Ltd (ITP), said yesterday. This is largely because ITP has won the tender for the399 words
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176 1988-07-20 2 SHELL, Mobil and BP last night cut petrol pump prices following a period of falling crude oil prices. Formula Shell Super and Mobil Premium were both cut by 2.2 cents to 90 cents per litre. A similar cut brought the price of Formula Shell176 words
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136 1988-07-20 2 CONSUMER PRICES rose by 1.6 per cent during the first half of this year against the same period last year. Figures released yesterday by the Department of Statistics show that the consumer price index (CPI), base year 1982/83, stood at 116.3 at the end136 words
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170 1988-07-20 2 A JAPANESE company has set up a construction firm in Singapore to handle projects in South-east Asia. NKK Corporation and NKK's wholly-owned unit, Nippon Kokan Koji KK, formed NKK International Pte Ltd (NKKI) with a paidup capital of $1 million in May this year.170 words
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Article76 1988-07-20 2 THE SINGAPORE Labour Foundation is inviting nominations for the 1968 SLF educational tour awards. Thirty awards will be given this year. Successful nominees will get to go on a seven-day tour of the Philippines from Nov 20 to 26. Nominations for the awards will close76 words
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Advertisement214 1988-07-20 2 mm T Sr T y t —M— —f— r^T^v pc- «Sr. THE MYTH THAT DIETHELM HAS JUST BEEN SHATTERED. It appears that our office chairs have gathered quite a reputation for being on the expensive side A myth, no doubt, which our Premier Series chairs will put to rest once214 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous56 1988-07-20 2 ,Ma Singapore OUTLOOK: Showers over law areas In Mw lata morning and •arty afternoon. '•PW for 24 hours prior to 7.30pm on July 19 at the airport; Max lamp. 32.7 Aaaoc humidity M Mln lamp 27.3 Aaaoc humidity 92 Mrs of aunahina 1.20 Rainfall in mm nil Rainfall Ms mth...56 words
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ADVERTISING & MARKETING
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312 1988-07-20 3 BRIAN WATSON, managing director of McCann Erickson Singapore for the past eight years, will be leaving to head the company's London office. Mr Watson expects that his departure will not affect the agency's numerous high profile government accounts which comprise 10 to 15312 words
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Article90 1988-07-20 3 RATES for creative charges recommended by the Association of Accredited Advertising Agents have been raised by 35-40 per cent. 4As president Eddie Chan said the new rates are "more in keeping with the costs" of advertising agencies. Most agencies have been ab- sorbing the increase, "but90 words
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Article, Illustration291 1988-07-20 3 BP SINGAPORE has won the BP Group's Golden Advertising Sales Promotion (ASP) Award for 1987, beating out 16 entries from worldwide associates of the big British oil firm. The winning campaign featured the launch by the retail division of BP Royal Diesel, which291 words
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COPY LINES
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127 1988-07-20 3 RICHE MONDE has begun a $1 million promotional campaign for Hennessy XO targetted at the night clubs or lounges. Spread over 10 months, the promotion aims to win a larger market share for Hennessy in the highly competitive liquor market. The campaign hopes127 words
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Article41 1988-07-20 3 NEC Computers and Communications has appointed Gartshore Associates for its printer range. The agency will launch a new model the multi-featured P5300/P5200. The three other agencies which pitched for the business were Ogilvy Mather, HDM/DYR and Hakuhodo.41 words
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175 1988-07-20 3 SINGAPORE will play host to the First International Design Forum at the Raffles City Convention Centre from Oct 19 to 23. The forum, the first of its kind to be held here and in Southeast Asia, is organised by the Trade Development Board and assisted175 words
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Article, Illustration505 1988-07-20 3 GENEVIEVE CUA - By GENEVIEVE CUA KEENER COMPETITION in the marketing research landscape has prompted the consultancy. Consumer Probe, to grow. The company's managing director, Peggy Tan, said Consumer Probe is eyeing two options to strengthen its operations: taking in a local partner or tying505 words
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Advertisement45 1988-07-20 3 Public Lecture by Professor James C Van Home Lee Kuan Yew Distinguished Visitor Topic: Corporate Restructuring: The good and the bad Date Wednesday 20 July 1988 Time: 6.00 pm Venue: Lecture Theatre 11, Kent Ridge ALL WELCOME ADMISSION FREE For enquiries please call: 772-2539, 772-230345 words
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Advertisement62 1988-07-20 3 GIVENCHY GENTLEMAN PARIS 7 ssm SINGAPORE: GIVENCHY GENTLEMAN BOUTIQUES: #02-10 SHAW CENTRE, SCOTTS ROAD. TEL: *****94 AND #01-10 MANDARIN SHOPPING ARCADE, MANDARIN HOTEL, ORCHARD ROAD. TEL: *****48. CORNERS: METRO GRAND AT LUCKY PLAZA, METRO MARINA SQUARE, METRO ORCHARD, SINGAPORE DAIMARU, GALERIES LAFAYETTE, HAH FY'S DEPARTMENTAL STORE, MIDORI CLASSIC KUALA LUMPUR:62 words
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OVERSEAS
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Article, Illustration408 1988-07-20 4 AP THOUSANDS of cheering Democrats in the US opened their national convention on Monday to nominate Michael Dukakis for presidency as rival Jesse Jackson continued to seek influence on the campaign and party policy. The convention cornerstone was laid by former president JimmyAP - 408 words
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150 1988-07-20 4 AFP A RECORD number of Japanese will go abroad this summer and their spending will surpass the three trillion yen (US$23 billion) mark for the first time, the Japan Travel Bureau (JTB) said on Monday. Japanese tourists around the world will number 1,666,000 inAFP - 150 words
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282 1988-07-20 4 Reuter UPI MALAYSIA'S Supreme Court yesterday overturned a High Court decision to free opposition politician and prominent lawyer Karpal Singh. Karpal Singh, the deputy leader of the opposition Democratic Action Party and a Member of Parliament. was freed on March 9 whenReuter; UPI - 282 words
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371 1988-07-20 4 UPI CHINA'S inflation rate, fuelled by flagging agricultural output and heavy demand. soared 19 per cent in June compared with 1987, triggering consumer unrest and "abnormal" price fluctuations. The State Council, China's Cabinet, will introduce no new price rises before the end ofUPI - 371 words
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312 1988-07-20 4 UPI TAIWAN'S trade with Japan increased dramatically during the first half of the year, due partially to the appreciation of the yen. Taiwan's total trade with Japan was US$ll.3 billion for the six months, with a growth rate of 31.4UPI - 312 words
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132 1988-07-20 4 AFP VIETNAM has entered into 12 projects with foreign companies stows adopting a new investment code in January, the Communist Party newspaper Mhan Dan said on Monday. Another two dozen projects were being considered. The approved projects involved fishing, electronics,AFP - 132 words
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221 1988-07-20 4 UPI OUSTED Philippine president Ferdinand Marcos and his wife, Imelda, have been subpoenaed to testify about an alleged Reagan Administration commitment to prosecute Mr Marcos's opponents, lawyers for an an-ti-Marcos activist said on Monday in San Francisco. Steve Psinakis, 56.UPI - 221 words
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342 1988-07-20 4 Bernama ASEAN s efforts to table a proposal on tropical products at the current Uruguay Round of multilateral trade negotiations have very good prospects of succeeding, a New Zealand economist says. Sir Frank Holmes, professor emeritus of Victoria University of Wellington, said itBernama - 342 words
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Miscellaneous93 1988-07-20 4 Doonesbury IF I MAY JUST OPINE HERS FOR A MOMENT, IT MULP SEEM REALTTY HAS FINALLY i CAUGHT UPIAJITH THE 1 ujhite House... i rm .wis M rrs vmb to admit that any SET OF LAMS THAT TURNS TENS OF MILLIONS OF AMERICANS INTO CRIMINALS PROBABLY NEEDS RE-EXAMINING. r a93 words
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Advertisement391 1988-07-20 5 ADVANCED HUMAN ENGINEERING TAKES A NEW FORM. NEW NISSAN CEDRIC BROUGHAM VIP All these features in one luxury saloon: World's first computer-controlled dual-zone airconditioner Revolutionary Nissan Air Suspension System 4-Wheel Anti-skid Braking System Electronically-controlled speed-sensing power steering Full Range E-AT automatic transmission Power front and rear seats with dual memory391 words
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Advertisement80 1988-07-20 6 THESHOK Singapore International Motor Show *88 THE SUM. We are proud to feature eight superb examples of remarkable automotive engineering at the Singapore International Motor Show '88, booth no. 3D2. far Cycle Carriage Industries (1986) Pte Limited SALES Alexandra Sales Centre, 239 Alexandra Road, Singapore 0315. Tel: *****55. PARTS Pandan80 words
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BANKING AND FINANCE
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Article1019 1988-07-20 7 SINGAPORE: The US dollar yesterday closed easier against most major currencies. Against the Singapore dollar, the US dollar closed easier at 2.0485/95 in torpid trading. It traded within a range of 2.0496 and 2.0472. It opened initially at 2.0480/90. It ended at 133.65/75 yen against an early 134.20/301,019 words
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Article861 1988-07-20 7 ARRIVALS Operator S«rvic* Local From number tim* SU SQ11 0040 LAX/NTT UAL FTL UA805 0045 SFO/HKG FT9080 0205 DXB SU SQ41 0610 MAA AM CW707 0700 MTS/MRU SWA2I SU SQ31 0755 PAR/ROM MAS MH640 0820 KUL KAL KE624 0840 KUL SEY HM601 0900 SEZ MAS MH651 0910861 words
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204 1988-07-20 7 TOTAL BANK loans grew at a modest rate of 6 per cent to $37.9 billion in April, according to the latest monthly bulletin of the Monetary Authority of Singapore. But loans to the manufacturing and general commerce sectors increased significantly during the204 words
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180 1988-07-20 7 IHT ACCOUNTING CHANGES in Hongkong's banking system, which took effect on Monday, curtailed Hongkong and Shanghai Bank's dominance in money market operations and extended certain central bank functions to the territory's monetary authorities. Economists and bankers assessed the changes as significant but said theyIHT - 180 words
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Advertisement64 1988-07-20 7 IKMKfi The business person's chotce every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday. Leaving Chongi Airp. ort at 22:05 hours and orriving Heathrow early foNowing mormng. Col your Travel Agent or Air Canada at *****55. SHANGRI-LA INTERNATIONAL IN BANGKOK WHERE ELSE BUT THE SHANGRI-LA Shangri-La hotel SHANGRI-LA INTERNATIONAL: •SINGAPOM 235 HI I64 words
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Advertisement119 1988-07-20 7 Now less is more. Introducing United's smaller, more exclusive Business Class. United is happy to announce that it is offering businessmen fir fewer seats in its new Business Class. I Which means you can enjoy a more comfort- f able flight, and far more personal attention. I As well as119 words
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MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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Article404 1988-07-20 8 EURODOLLAR futures opened on a weak tone on Simex yesterday. The Sept contract opened at 91.60 and traded down to 91.58 before rebounding to 91.62 by mid-session on the sharp drop in Nikkei prices. The Sept contract ended on a firm note at the day's high of 91.64. The404 words
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Article170 1988-07-20 8 Gold futures on July 18 100 troy ounces; USS par troy ounce Open Low SoWa M 437.30 -2.40 Aug 416 50 440.20 435 10 438.80 -2.50 S«P 444.00 444.00 444.00 441.60 2-50 Oct 441.00 445.90 440.50 444JO -2.50 Ok 448.50 451.40 445.30 450.10 -2.50 Fab 457.00 457.00170 words
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Article268 1988-07-20 8 IMM currency futures settled mostly higher on Monday after repeated central bank intervention to depress the dollar. Brokers also linked the market's strength to profit taking by traders who sold contracts short Friday after the release of slightly low-er-than-expected May US merchandise trade data. Both the Federal Reserve and268 words
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Article114 1988-07-20 8 Treasury bills Period Issue Yesterday's dosing Day's code Maturity WD OFFER HIGH LOW 3 months BQ*****W 13.10.88 3.88 3.83 3.91 3.83 6 months BY*****T 24.11.88 3.97 3.92 3.95 3.94 1 year BY*****Z 23.03.89 4.08 4.03 Government notes and bonds Period Issue Maturity Coupon Yesterday's dosing Day's code114 words
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Article, Illustration185 1988-07-20 8 Indlcataa thm avaraga of the prim* landing rates of 12 ma|or banks In Singapore r Interbank market rates (offer/bid) on July 19 US$ DM SWFC Y«n J days 6 HI* 12 mtti 7 7/8 9 13/1* 11/14 1/14 7 15/16 10 9/14 —7/14 7/14 5/14 10 7/«185 words
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Article340 1988-07-20 8 Asian market ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rates closed steady at opening levels yesterday. Trading turned quiet in the afternoon after a thin morning session, dealers said. They said most operators were sidelined in the afternoon on lack of interest while awaiting yesterday's release of US June housing starts due at 1230340 words
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Article64 1988-07-20 8 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore money market rose 1/8 point to close at 4-5/8 per cent yesterday. One month rose *1/16, two months rose 1/8 and three months rose 3/16. S$ Interbank rates at the dose yesterday: OfffH WD Overnight 4 5/8 4 1/2 1 -month 464 words
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Article1448 1988-07-20 8 CURRENCY FUTURES OPTIONS Tuesday, July 19, 1988 DEUTSCHE MARK (SMEX) 1 !i I 1 t 53 24 20 20 54 75 15 65 55 IN 21 146 132 132 54 71 222A 217 57 4 314 311 316 5a CA6 59 CA6 60 I t H 1 1 Low1,448 words
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Advertisement179 1988-07-20 8 Pg a car iRIENTJ TERM you really Have no choice. Of course, we have all the usual rental schemes for you to choose from. But the real reason -—""~~Vr\jT why you have no choice, \JW is because with Orient, you can drive a better deal. With the largest and youngest179 words
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Advertisement312 1988-07-20 9 UON RQARS-INTO -OUR- LION CITY CD For the first time in the 25-year history of the Car of the Year Award, a car has won the highest points ever given to a winner of this award the 405. For the first time also, in 25 years a c has won312 words
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PERSPECTIVE
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Article452 1988-07-20 10 THE SUCCESS of the four Asian newly industrialising countries (NICs) in finding a niche for themselves in the global trading system has caused much unhappiness to some of their trading partners, notably the US. American pressure on the four to reduce their trade surpluses intensified452 words
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Article, Illustration1213 1988-07-20 10 ALBERT SCARDINO - USA Today, America's fast-paced, splashy publication that its owner, Gannett Co, describes as 'the most successful new daily newspaper of our time' has earned more than five million readers as well as the respect of many journalists. But it has also devoured nearly US$5OONYT - 1,213 words
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426 1988-07-20 10 Reuter A NEW LAW requiring chemical manufacturers in the US to open their books on the toxic waste they produce seems likely to create a housekeeping and public relations nightmare for companies. The law says for the first time that companies must reveal to theReuter - 426 words
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Article, Illustration684 1988-07-20 11 AP AFP IRAN'S military chief has confirmed that the decision to accept a year-old United Nations call for a ceasefire in the Gulf war was made by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. The 87-year-old Khomeini announced the decision to top Iranian leaders during a meeting onAP; AFP - 684 words
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1053 1988-07-20 11 What is likely to happen if the Gulf War ends Agencies IRAN'S ACCEPTANCE of a ceasefire in its war with Iraq could mean wide-ranging economic and political shifts internationally as well as in the Gulf region. An end to the conflict could be an ominous development for Israel. Both IranAgencies - 1,053 words
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Advertisement364 1988-07-20 10 Toshiba Printers. What you see... You'll see the kind of technology that's made Toshiba number one in laptop computers, faxes and keyphones.^^^^_^ a 32K8 memory that's more powerful than most. v JteL&m easiest dual-form paper handling system J With a multi-strike iililmii W (not just fabric like the others) so364 words
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Advertisement56 1988-07-20 10 Our suits are handcrafted. Interlinings are hand sewn for form and function. Our fabrics are the finest available. With us, tailoring is an Art. At this level of excellence we will always be. I 9 VJi TAIL O I N G A subsidiary of Wai Cheong Tailors Pte Ltd #03-09.56 words
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Page 11 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous1214 1988-07-20 11 to aoD aaaoa B 12 PM Opening and Programme Highlights followed by Stylo With Eha Klensch. Italy's wonderboy, 30-year-old Enrico Cover!, shows us his spring/summer collection and talks about his new designs and fabrics, and his inspirations. Also featured is a Paris hairstylist with dozens of ideas for styling long1,214 words
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Miscellaneous825 1988-07-20 11 BriStx^TanlLDicicaae He. GOT the. ID6A P> PFVRK c,KftiMir piL! v -j ~~^filSH!S3E!22BC555!ai raWKKDOB (MmKMD CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Fellows with leggings (5) 6 Audie's farewell? (5) 9 How the pub's patrons usually live (7) 10 Nice in a big way (5) 11 Like a regular unvarying return (5) 12 One825 words
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SPORTS & LEISURE
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Article, Illustration382 1988-07-20 12 AP SPAIN'S Pedro Delgado all but wrapped up the Tour de France title on Monday, padding his lead in a mountainous 15th stage that saw three other top riders drop out. At the end of a 187.5-km race from St Girons to LuzAP - 382 words
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290 1988-07-20 12 AFP CARL LEWIS, who has already won the 100 m, pursued the top spot on the United States Olympic team in the 200 m on Monday. As the United States Olympic Trials continued, Lewis, who clocked a wind-aided 9.78 sees in winning the 100AFP - 290 words
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Article, Illustration723 1988-07-20 13 AFP SPANISH GOLFING SUPERSTAR Severiano Ballesteros turned the clock back nine years in Lytham on Monday to bring his worrying fouryear run without a big victory to a halt with his third British Open title. Wearing the same clothes as when he won his firstAFP - 723 words
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Article456 1988-07-20 13 AP THE EAGLE LANDED twice for Fred Couples on Monday and left him with a happy ending to the British Open. Starting the day at even par and seemingly out of the hunt in a four-way tie for ninth place. Couples shot consecutive eagle-threesAP - 456 words
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Article, Illustration488 1988-07-20 13 CHARLES SAVAGE - By CHARLES SAVAGE GOVINDASAMY KRISHNAN is the hot favourite to win the Guinness Road Race next month at Queenstown. He will be pounding the streets for his fifth win in as many races. His coach, Siva Lingam of the Swifts, expects Sam Boon, winner of the488 words
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Article, Illustration362 1988-07-20 13 AFP UNBEATEN heavyweight champion Mike Tyson may Tind himself in an uneasy situation following a court hearing yesterday over a contract he wishes to nullify with his estranged manager. Bill Cayton. Should Justice David Edwards of the New York Supreme Court decide againstAFP - 362 words
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Advertisement194 1988-07-20 12 July 4th, everyday The Belvedere's American buffet lunch is a month -long celebration of July 4th stretching from July 1 —31. With Prawns on ice. Smoked turkey breasts. Oyster Rockefeller, Roast US prime rib, Apple pie, California snowball and much, much more! Celebrate July 4th everyday for just $31 for194 words
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COMMODITIES
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316 1988-07-20 14 UPI OIL PRICES soared by almost a dollar a barrel on Monday, after Iran's announcement that it would accept a United Nationsmandated ceasefire in its nearly eight-year-old war with fellow Opec member Iraq. In what analysts said was a reflexive short-term rallyUPI - 316 words
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135 1988-07-20 14 AFP ORGANISATION of Petroleum Exporting Countries president Rilwanu Lukman says the cartel's price committee is likely to meet soon, after talks with the United Arab Emirates. The UAE, one of the world's leading oil producers, recently announced it would no longer stick toAFP - 135 words
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Article493 1988-07-20 14 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prices closed weaker yesterday. The decline reflected limit losses in local palm oil futures and Chicago soyoil futures and news of more rain on Monday in the US Midwest growing region also weighed on prices. Trading remained restricted as operators were cautious and refrained493 words
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Article359 1988-07-20 14 HONGKONG: Gold closed slightly lower in quiet trading yesterday after light selling by local and Japanese investors in the morning session. The initial sales were slowly absorbed, while the weaker US dollar prompted increased buying by Swiss interests after midday. Bullion ended at U*****.00/50 an ounce against an359 words
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Article152 1988-07-20 14 TIN slipped on* cm) in moderate trading to M 518.77 a kg on the Kuala Lumpur Tin Markat yaatarday, with buying, mainly from Europa, concantratad on tha lowar levels. Business was cautious at tha start aftar Monday's daclinas with 100 tonnas on offar versus bids of 86 tonnas.152 words
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Article315 1988-07-20 14 London Commodity Exchange Buyer/Seller dosing prices on July 18 (£/tonne unless specified). Previous closing prices in parenthesis. CoftM Rash in-store London, tellers option OF London Jul 1059/1062 (1052/1056) High/Low 1058/1050 Sop 1062/1063 (1077/1079) High/Low 1085/1070 Sales (2866) Cocoa Jul 971/977 (977/983) High/Low nil Sop 990/991 (996/997) High/Low 1004/986315 words
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Article124 1988-07-20 14 SOFT red winter (SRW) wheat futures recovered from early limit-losses on the Chicago Board of Trade on Monday, but still closed down 13-1/4 to 19-1/2 cents per bushel in sympathy with limit losses in corn and soycomplex markets on weekend rains. The widespread rains seen across the Midwest had124 words
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Article87 1988-07-20 14 CBT soybean futures opened, traded and closed down the expanded 45 cent per bushel limit in all months on the Chicago Board of Trade on Monday, except limitless spot July, which recovered from early lows but still showed a loss of US$l.O9-1/2 at an US$B 85 settlement CBT soyproduct87 words
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Article265 1988-07-20 14 SINGAPORE The report was not available yesterday. MALAYSIA Higher overseas trends helped the rubber market to close firmer yesterday but trading remained thin and featureless. The market extended morning gains on sustained speculative interest coupled with short-covering, again supported by firmer Singapore and Japanese prices. August Int RSS Ones265 words
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Article222 1988-07-20 14 Chinese Produce Exchange Sellers' noon dosing prices on My 19 (S$/100 kg) Coconut oil Bulk FOB 130.00 OM drum FOB 140.00 N*w drum FOB 144.00 Copra Mixed (loose) 73 Pepper Muntok whit* FOB MW 952.50 Sarawak wWts FOB foq NLW 937JO Sarawak special Made FOB NLW 577JO Sarawak222 words
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Article285 1988-07-20 14 RAS prices m s onMg, FOB m m NOON CLOSE Buyers Seller? Buyers C-M jesao Inf 1 RSS Prompt 255.00 257.00N 260.00 262.00N bt'1 RSS Aug 88 255JO 256.50N 260.00 261.00N Int 1 RSS Sop 257.00 258.00N 261.50 262JON Int 2 RSS OP 254.00 256.00N 268.00 260.00N285 words
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Article74 1988-07-20 14 (e«n»/kfl) AUGUST 1988 SEPTEMftEft 1988 (currant month) (forwoi rd month) RAS NOON Sdm NOON SS» 30 337JO 339JON 337JO 339JON SS* 50 325.50 337JON 225JO 337JON MRELB fc/y*o i«l»n Ivytn S•A^rs SMI CV 490.00 492.00N 49Z00 494.00N SMI I 490.00 492.00N 492.00 494.00N SM* 5 311.00 313.00N74 words
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Article66 1988-07-20 14 News of the proposed Arab Gulf ceasefire sent bullish ripples through the markets firming crude and product alike. Nav York data pn l»w 4my. Products (FOB Spore) i f imw< Goto* LAW USS/bonvl 17.f0 1443 Oo«e* <U5 •*■040 l»W M( WUf ft ISWt NopMha lartm. 12JO 134566 words
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Advertisement174 1988-07-20 14 APPOINTMENT FJ BENJAMIN SONS PTE LTD TW M, I, S. MANAGER TT e require a highly motivated and dynamic professional to lead our team of Data Processing personnel in the design, analysis and implementation of an integrated system in our Singapore Office as well as our Subsidiaries in Australia, New174 words
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Article958 1988-07-20 15 New York Reuter WALL STREET stocks closed lower on Monday, wrapping up a mostly quiet session of narrow-range trading. Traders said the market was beset with concern over the direction of interest rates, further exacerbated by a surge in oil prices. Soft bond prices addedReuter - 958 words
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Article1036 1988-07-20 15 London Reuter LONDON SHARES were lower in morning business yesterday after drifting in the run up to the 0800 GMT official opening in the wake of Monday's base rate rise and falls in Tokyo and on Wall Street overnight, dealers said. British and Commonwealth shares fell 15pReuter - 1,036 words
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Article1238 1988-07-20 15 Selected indices HONGKONG Hongkong Index Tuesday 1.***** Monday 1.***** Week ogo 1.833 78 Hang Seng Index Tuesday 2.***** Monday 2.***** Week ogo 2.***** All Industrials Tuesday 2,586 5 Monday 2.6066 Week ago 2.5820 NEW YORK Dow Jones Monday 2,117 89 Friday 2.***** Week ogo 2.111-31 TOKYO Nikkei Average Tuesday 27.*****1,238 words
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Article68 1988-07-20 15 Reuter FINANCIAL services group British and Commonwealth Holdings PLC has agreed to buy Atlantic Computers PLC for £416 million. The offer, which values each ordinary Atlantic share at 520p, is on the basis of two new B and C ordinary stock units. £12.37 cash andReuter - 68 words
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459 1988-07-20 15 Aggressive international sales tack pays off POLARIS AIRCRAFT Leasing Corp. the world's largest aircraft leasing company, has announced the completion of five major international transactions, including its first-ever transaction in the People's Republic of China. The value of the five transactions, which involved 12 commercial459 words
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494 1988-07-20 15 FT SCHINDLER, the world's second largest lift maker, has agreed to buy the lift manufacturing interests of Westinghouse Electric of the US in the most significant piece of restructuring in the industry for years. The Swiss company has signed a letter of intentFT - 494 words
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Article143 1988-07-20 15 Reuter BONO CORP Holdings Ltd has raised its stake in takeover target Bell Group Ltd to 36.6 per cent and brokers said it bought more yesterday Bond told the Melbourne Stock Exchange it held 117.05 million of Bell Group's 320 million-odd shares as otReuter - 143 words
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202 1988-07-20 15 Reuter TEXACO INC has comfortably defeated investor Carl Icahn in last month's proxy fight, with the oil company's own board candidates receiving 56.6 per cent of the shares voted. The group nominated by Mr Icahn. who launched the proxy fight for five board seatsReuter - 202 words
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140 1988-07-20 15 AFP AMSTRAD, one of the largest makers of cheap IBMcompatible microcomputers. has signed a licensing agreement which will allow it easier access to IBM-pa-tented technology in exchange for giving the US computer giant access to its own licences. Amstrad said in London on Monday.AFP - 140 words
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Advertisement375 1988-07-20 15 TONG BEE FINANCE COMPANY LIMITED (txiwpanJ m Smgapof) umt aHAiK cemmcATc NOTICE SHERBY GIVEN THAT> no 37V oowring 1.000 Mm of SSI 00 weft i ill, lllliLi'wt'i m M 5 Barbinder &Co Re (Incorporated In the Republic of Singapore) LOST SHARE CERTIFICATES Applications have been made to the director* of375 words
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Advertisement462 1988-07-20 15 NOTICES NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I £°S? Tat of Blk 126 Bedok North St 2 Sln gaD°re 1646, has applied for a Retail Beer Snop Licence in respect erf premises at M/s Leong Tat Mini Supermarket at Blk 272, Tampines St 22 #01-28 Singapore (1852) and that this application462 words
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Advertisement83 1988-07-20 16 SHOULDNT YQf I DC ADVERTISING IN THE NEWSPAPER THAT TALKS TO YOUNC-AT-HEART MORn F. AND ACTIVE SINGAPOREANS? THE FACTS AND FIGURES SAf YES. Comity July 26 The New Paper will be different. ItH be fresh. Itll be just what young-at-heart, active and mobile Singaporeans have been waiting for. Those are83 words
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Article1455 1988-07-20 17 Hongkong HONGKONG SHARE prices yesterday fell further in the afternoon from the weak opening while sentiment was affected by the sharp fall in Tokyo, brokers said. The Hang Seng Index ended near the day's low and lost 33.57, or 1.24 per cent, to 2,677.80. The broader-based Hong1,455 words
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Article135 1988-07-20 17 JULY 19 WON Cheil Sugar Daelim Ind Daewoo Corp Daewoo Heavy Daiahin Securities Dong Ah Pt*ar Dong Suh Stock Oongbu Steel Gold Star Ham I Bank Ha nil Cement Hankuk Glass Hanyang Chemical Hyundai Const Hyundai Motor ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** *****135 words
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Article522 1988-07-20 17 Reuter TOKYO SHARE prices closed sharply lower yesterday due to investor nervousness about possible higher inflation after a rise in oil prices on the back of Iran's decision to accept a ceasefire in the Gulf war. "Japan's triple merits of low interest rates, a strong yen and low oilReuter - 522 words
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Article480 1988-07-20 17 Reuter A WAVE of panic selling sent the Australian share market tumbling to a sharply lower close yesterday, wiping out Monday's surge to post-crash highs. Brokers said the market opened weaker on lower base metals and bullion prices, and plunged just before the noon break in a nervous reactionReuter - 480 words
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Article162 1988-07-20 17 Reuter THE SECURITIES Exchange of Thailand Index fell 5.47 points to 458.04 yesterday on a turnover of 5,694,411 shares worth 726.64 million baht. JULY 1t BAMT Ao Kham Thai 460 -10 Ayudhya Investment 440 -8 Bangkok Agro-lnd 131 -2 Bangkok Bank 327 -4 Bank Ot Ayudhya 370 -4 CharoongReuter - 162 words
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Article289 1988-07-20 17 JULY 1« MT t All Sincere Indus 63 00 57 Asia Cement 83 00 -2 Cathay Cons 103 00 -12 Chang Hwa Bank 565 00 -5 Cheng Loong 46 20 0 8 Chia Hsin Cement 68 00 -1.5 Chin Hsin Flour 27 20 urtch China Chem 51 50 unch289 words
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Article68 1988-07-20 17 JULY It PESOS Aco|« Mining 1 Anglo Phil Apex Mining B 0 036 -0 005 Atlas Con B Baguio Gold Basic Petroleum Benguet Con B First Phil Hldgs Lepanto B 11 25 •♦■0.25 i Marcopper Marsteel Oriental B Phil Overseas Phile» B 039 unch Picop B PLOT 204 ■*•668 words
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335 1988-07-20 17 Reuter JAPANESE BUSINESSMEN, flush with cash, have just added a top Paris restaurant to a growing list of upmarket investments in France. The Asahi Brewery Company, part of the Sumitomo conglomerate, last week acquired the LucasCarton Restaurant, where chef Alain Senderens createdReuter - 335 words
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Article173 1988-07-20 17 AP THE NEW ZEALAND government is considering selling more than 25 percent of its holdings in the government-owned Air New Zealand. Mr Richard Prebble, Minister of State-owned Enterprises, said the original 25 per cent limitation of the offering, announced in last year's budget, may beAP - 173 words
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Article3288 1988-07-20 17 SHARE PRICES on the Kuala Lumpur stock market fell across the board yesterday amid generally soft overseas bourses. Despite a slightly higher opening, prices turned easier later on news of the sharp fall in Tokyo in morning trading. Dealers in Tokyo said the market3,288 words
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Advertisement249 1988-07-20 17 SIHGAPORE AIRLinES LUTIITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) Airline House, Airline Road, Singapore 1781. NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Sixteenth Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at the Collyer Room, 4th Level, The Westin Stamford and Westin Plaza, 2 Stamford249 words
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Article46 1988-07-20 18 Company RIGHTS ISSUE Company BONUS ISSUE Metro Hldgs On»-for-fiv» Ex-dot#: Jul 8 Boots dot* Jul 20 Transmarco On«-for-four Ex-dot*; Jul 8 Books dot*: Jul 20 SPP Ow-for-two Ex-dot*; NY A Books dow; Aug 1 Toon Sing On®-for-10 Ex-dot* NY A Books dot*; Aug 146 words
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Article270 1988-07-20 18 Company RIGHTS ISSUE AMDS One-for-four $050 par shore C 1 Holdings 27 million loan stocks in tha ratio of $3 loon stock for every five ordinary chnrM C K Tong worw wo On*-for-two $2 25 par shore Each rights comas with two dalochobJo TSts. Tha exercise price for270 words
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Article171 1988-07-20 18 SATERAS RESOURCES (Malaysia) Berhad: EGM at 2nd Floor Bangunan Sateras, 152 Jalam Ampang, ***** Kuala Lumpur today at 11am. QB HOLDINGS Limited: AGm at 26 Jalan Terusan, Jurong Town, Singapore 2261 tomorrow at 10am. BUKIT Sembawang Estats» Limited: 22nd AGM at 19th Floor. OCBC Centre, Chulia Street, Singapore171 words
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Article131 1988-07-20 18 9E HHB| S| KT w Japan Gr Fund 145 ISO Shenton Thrift Fund 087 087 (JOB Management Urn Kind 097 097 Urnbond 101 1035 MARA-Bumiputra First B'putra 665 670 Second B'putra 599 604 Third B'putra 443 448 Fourth B'putra 5.16 521 Fifth B'putra 2.93 298 Sixth B'putra 3S9131 words
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Article, Illustration718 1988-07-20 18 AFTER THREE days of steady advances, the Singapore stock market turned tail yesterday in reaction to sharp declines in Tokyo and Hongkong, aparked off by uncertainty over oil prices and interest rates. There was a heavy bout of profit-taking on the local718 words
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Article5164 1988-07-20 18 1 Htgft Low Tal Coda Company Last Sale orQfa Dhr Mv CV Qr's rid Nat P/l Vol Coo®] Day High Low Laat C Buyer moia l#N#r SECTION OMfe MOUSmiAL COM MERC IAL 1005 139 72 1000 990 218 100 121 460 176 350 125 167 132 2945,164 words
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418 1988-07-20 19 MBT ALUMINIUM CO of Malaysia (Alcom), which has been reporting losses since 1984, is now back on the profit path. Chairman Tunku Imran ibni Tuanku Ja'afar said the turnover was due to higher exports and the favourable impact of the in-terest-freeMBT - 418 words
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Article, Illustration502 1988-07-20 19 ELAINE KOH - By ELAINE KOH CASH-RICH Singapore Airlines Ltd has ruled out any mega-car-rier mania or diversification spree. Chairman J Y Pillay said in his latest address to shareholders that although it is tempting to use the company's healthy balance sheet to indulge in such an exercise, the502 words
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Article643 1988-07-20 19 TOBDQSI sjdxsk™, WHILE INVESTORS may have been unnerved by the sharp 513-point fall on the Tokyo stock market yesterday, they were not blind to the appeal of Cold Storage Holdings PLC. Moving solidly against the downtrend, the stock emerged as the day's top gainer,643 words
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445 1988-07-20 19 ROSIE TAN - By ROSIE TAN in Kuala Lumpur THE MALAYSIAN capital market offers a great opportunity for well-man-aged and profitable public companies to tap its potential. says Bank Negara deputy governor Datuk Dr Lin See Yan. Speaking to delegates on the second and final day of the445 words
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168 1988-07-20 19 BALLOTING for National Kap Ltd's share offer, which closed yesterday, will be held today. At press time, there was no immediate indication of the level of response. As only four million new shares priced at 95 cents each were offered for sale, analysts do168 words
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Advertisement283 1988-07-20 19 A Grand Performance by a Triple A' Bank How your funds fared ch»ng« 4to Jun 30 1 988 +31.2 DBS CPF Index Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce and Industry Fund Thg Ravings Fund S'pore Progress Fund S'pore Securities Fund S'pore Investment Fund S'pore Equitj^Fund_ M OUB Investment Union S'pore Fund283 words
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428 1988-07-20 20 ANNA TEO - Hsien Loong calls on Rithauddeen today By ANNA TEO in Kuala Lumpur ASEAN MATTERS rather than bilateral issues took centrestage when Trade and Industry Minister Brigadier-General (Reservist) Lee Hsien Loong called on his Malaysian counterpart, Datin Paduka Rafidah Aziz, yesterday. The two ministers428 words
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279 1988-07-20 20 Bernama SARAWAK POLICE have arrested five people under the Internal Security Act (ISA) on charges of threatening the security of the state. The five arrested are Haji Balia bin Haji Munir, 49, managing director of the Sarawak Tribune and a former stateBernama - 279 words
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173 1988-07-20 20 AFP MALAYSIAN Deputy Prime Minister Ghafar Baba said yesterday that all races in the country will be consulted in the formulation of an economic blueprint for the 1990s to replace the current New Economic Policy (NEP). Mr Ghafar announced in KualaAFP - 173 words
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179 1988-07-20 20 AFP THE WEST GERMAN central bank, the Bundesbank, yesterday raised one of its leading interest rates by a quarter of a point in the latest bid to quell mounting inflationary pressures. The bank offered 35-day securities repurchase agreements for commercial banks with anAFP - 179 words
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472 1988-07-20 20 FOO CHOY PENG - By FOO CHOY PENG THE FOREIGN SHARE of the national economic pie has been growing over the last two decades, according to a publication released yesterday Foreigners accounted for 25 cents of every dollar earned by Singapore last year. About two decades472 words
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178 1988-07-20 20 TAIWAN'S Economics Minister and eight other officials face impeachment over a scandal involving the island's top carmaker The Control Yuan, the watchdog branch of Taiwan's legislature, has passed a proposal to impeach Lee Ta-Hai for allowing the Yue Loong Motor Company to manufacture illegally diesel engines,178 words
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Article63 1988-07-20 20 Reuter CHINA S FIRST securities company, Shanghai International Securities Co Ltd, was officially opened on Monday. The pro-Beijing 7a Kung Pao newspaper said the SIS is a joint venture between 10 major companies in Shanghai. The newspaper also said several more securities companies will openReuter - 63 words
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Article100 1988-07-20 20 Reuter COMEX gold futures fell on early selling yesterday in anticipation that Chicago Board of Trade grains will add to Monday's losses. August gold was off US$l.5O at U*****.30 an ounce after giving back a mini rally to U*****.00. Silver futures gave back early gains andReuter - 100 words
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Article39 1988-07-20 20 Reuter THE first member of Taiwan Parliament to visit China has arrived in Beijing in defiance of orders from his government. China's state television said yesterday that Wu Zhelang arrived in Beijing on Saturday. ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Article35 1988-07-20 20 RECENTLY arrived Vietnamese boat people set fires in their detention camp yesterday to protest against Hongkong's new policy to treat them as illegal immigrants instead of political refugees, the government said. AP35 words
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Article64 1988-07-20 20 Reuter THE Philippines plans to turn the historic "World War II island fortress of Corregidor into a major tourist centre. The Philippine news agency said yesterday that the government had allocated US$25 million to develop the island in Manila Bay where US and Philippine troopsReuter - 64 words
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Article42 1988-07-20 20 AFP FRANCE has begun legal action against 11 Australian companies to stop them using the name "Beaujolais" on their wines. A spokesman for the plaintiff in Sydney said yesterday that proceedings against the 11 began on Monday. AFPAFP - 42 words
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Article33 1988-07-20 20 AFP ROGER VIARO, the French restaurateur who ran Maxim's restaurant in Paris from 1959 to 1965, died of a heart attack on Sunday in Antibes. France. He was 69. AFPAFP - 33 words
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Article61 1988-07-20 20 AP THE European Community Commission said yesterday that it will create a special research group to study the "greenhouse effect', a gradual rise in the earth s temperature due to industrial pollution and deforestation. It is estimated that the earth's temperature will rise by 1.5AP - 61 words
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Advertisement251 1988-07-20 20 The Singapore International Motor Show '88 the biggest motoring P event ever is now open! Car hunters and enthusiasts will thrill to the more than thirty of the latest makes and models on display A wide range of Main Attractions The latest models of motor vehicles. Grand Lucky Draw Grand251 words
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Advertisement142 1988-07-20 20 I HAITI AD A c SALUTES CITRI TT M 3 YEARS OF SUCCESSFUL PARTNERSHIP MOVING TOGETHER INTOTHEI99O's AND BEYOND Innovative and excellent manufacturing, technological excellence and strategic marketing techniques have MM made our company, Hamada, a leading world-class manufacturer of the largest range of fine printing and printing related We142 words
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121 1988-07-20 21 SHIPPING lines are appealing for better equipment and services at the Manila International Container Terminal and South Harbour. The Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) has yet to repair two cranes at the terminal and lines are suffering costly delays, says the Association of International Shipping121 words
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357 1988-07-20 21 TO MEET the growing demand for slots, the five-member Trio consortium has taken on an additional vessel on a one-year charter. The 2,800-TEU London Express leased from CMB will join the largest grouping in the Far East-Europe trade at the end of August. The357 words
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178 1988-07-20 21 AFP THE JAPANESE Transport Ministry has urged Japanese shipping companies to hire foreign seamen on Japanese-ftsg vessels to cut costs and restore international competitiveness. The ministry's 1988 white paper, "The Current Situation of International Shipping." said an increasing number of Japanese shipowners wereAFP - 178 words
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95 1988-07-20 21 AFP HONGKONG-BASED Wardley Capital Ltd has arranged ship financing facilities of US$23 million for South Korean industrial giants Daewoo Corp and Hyundai Heavy Industries Co Ltd. A company statement said the finance, in the form of a promissory note discounting facility provided by the BritishAFP - 95 words
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Article98 1988-07-20 21 Reuter DOCK WORKERS at the Port of Montreal have reached a tentative agreement with the Maritime Employers Association, a spokesman for the group said. No details of the agreement were released, but members of the International Longshoreman's local 375 must still vote on whether or not toReuter - 98 words
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100 1988-07-20 21 Reuter A ISO.OOO-TONNE Soviet tanker, testing a new supertanker terminal for oil storage, became the biggest ship ever to dock at a Cuban port, the national news agency AIN reported. The unloaded Sovietskaia Neft did several successful docking tests at the new wharves of theReuter - 100 words
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Article112 1988-07-20 21 AFP TWO FRENCH ships have left Noumea to conduct oceanographic research in parts of the Coral Sea between New Caledonia and Australia, said a source from the French scientific research institute Orstom. The two vessels, the AI is and the Coriolis, left on Monday on an operation sponsoredAFP - 112 words
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908 1988-07-20 22 If a simple investment in training crews in technical skills is hard to justify then expenditure on personnel safety will fail most conventional tests. There is, however, mounting evidence that for those taking a long-term view the rewards are potentially high. This article from908 words
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Article905 1988-07-20 22 A8 Shpg V 5 ABC Container IX 1 Accord Shpg VI 3 Ahrenkiel liner X 4 AHtront VM 3 AC Toepfer XI 5 Amencon Tpt It 4/5 Anro Service IV 2/3 Arrow lines IX 5 Asian Ocean XI 4 Assoc Carriage XI 5 Atlos line X 4905 words
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360 1988-07-20 23 FT WAR-WEARY marine insurers at Lloyd's of London greeted reports of an end to the Gulf conflict with expressions of gratitude leavened with a degree of scepticism. So many ships have been hit culminating in an attack last Friday byFT - 360 words
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Article897 1988-07-20 23 AFP RATES weakened slightly over the past week on the dry cargo market in quiet trading. The Biffex (Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange) index slipped 12 points on the week to end at 1,171.0 points. The week opened on a quiet note as rates remained stable on mostAFP - 897 words
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Article320 1988-07-20 23 AP THE PROSPECT of an end to the Iranian-Iraqi war is raising the possibility that the United States will be able to reduce its military presence in the Gulf, US officials said. White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater alluded to that possibility after Iran agreed to accept aAP - 320 words
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9318 1988-07-20 28 §®aBQmB 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 Port9,318 words
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Article2081 1988-07-20 30 Who acts for whom A—6 AB Shipping Bouatead Shpg Agenciee ABC Containerline NV S pore Shpg (S) Accord Shpg Accord Shpg (S) Africa Ocean Linee Sealion Shpg (S) Ahrenkiel Liner Kim Shpg (S). Alfred C Toepfer Ocean lis Shipping Agenciea (S) Muttiport Sdn Bhd (PK) Ailtrane Alltrana Express American Preeident2,081 words
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Article1176 1988-07-20 30 A SLIGHTLY firmer trend could be detected in the North Atlantic and North Pacific loading areas on the London shipping freights market on Monday, and brokers began to show more interest in time-charter operations. Little detailed fixing was reported from the US Gulf grain origin, but Cargill was1,176 words
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292 1988-07-20 32 KINGSLEY WOOD - By KINGSLEY WOOD writing for BT from Sydney AUSTRALIAN wharves have called for greater cooperation from overseas shipping lines in labelling Australian-bound cargo after a potentially dangerous incident at Sydney's Glebe Island terminal on Saturday. Waterside Workers' Federation members stopped unloading the Proud292 words
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156 1988-07-20 32 AP AT LEAST 5,000 freight cars carrying goods to the Soviet Union are backed up at a major transloading station in eastern Hungary as the Soviet railways are unable to handle them, the state MTI news agency said. "A jam of this dimension hasAP - 156 words
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104 1988-07-20 32 Reuter OPERATIONS at Bombay port, India s busiest, have been paralysed for three days because of heavy monsoon rams, a port official said. He said the number of vessels waiting for berths on Monday was 14 compared to none a week ago. "If rainsReuter - 104 words
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206 1988-07-20 32 Reuter THE PORT of Corpus Christi has reopened after a major oil spill forced its closing last week, a US Coast Guard spokesman said. "The port is back to normal as far as shipping operations are concerned," said Coast Guard Lt Mike Crickard. LimitedReuter - 206 words
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Advertisement236 1988-07-20 25 CHINA OCEAN SHIPPING COMPANY ulllfrullu fMp Spor. Honfkonf Koto Sim*.. SHANGCHENG VK 12ft 1M 22/1 V> 1/9 UKC FULL COHfTAPTO IYK» ro U r c— S'P** H'hurj TH A'wori DKK FEN HE SIN 14/7 IV7 21/7 12/1 14A 1U lM 204 qehchesiw w w w m m z* MAUTIU/ Sper*236 words
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Advertisement578 1988-07-20 25 ve% ben LINE *VA 4 CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE FROM UK/CONTINENT rmym wm rrow uam stoat roa 11» MM S»M MM l«M MM UM M? MR&. RAO Mate. MM IM WWbM S/7 tt T* W- M MM MM MM W7 IA MS. AAO T«*T. U»578 words
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Advertisement589 1988-07-20 25 DJASAGETRI A Joint Europe Service Of: P.T. DJAKARTA LLOYD P.T. 6ESURI LLOYD P.T. SAMUDERA INDONESIA P.T. TRHCOfU LLOYI EXPRESS SEMI CONTAINERSNIP SERVICES SIN6APORE TO EUROPE VSL/VOY 'A' VESSEL LJ. BONTANG/15WB SRIWIJAYA/24W8 OCEAN PfMMA/IIWB KUTAI/15 WB I Krai H'BURS/ BREMEN S PORE BILBAO ANTWERP H'BU ROAM/ADAM BR El 9-12/1 14/9 17/9589 words
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Advertisement325 1988-07-20 25 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES PAGAN VUW PA-AM VI27V HTONEYWA V2J7W BURMA FIVE STAR SHIPPIHC CORPORATinM (Burmese National Line) Loading for Rangoon S pore P.Ktlanf Panang Bangkok ja 'IgfTO NORTHBOUND TO UKC SPORE ROAM HULL TAMAITAI SAMOA VI3N M/ 7 ju na FORTH BANK V22N 3A Ma M IVYBANK V22N ifl 15A0325 words
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Advertisement816 1988-07-20 26 K'link KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. N. AMERICA-ATLANTIC COAST ORIENTAL FRIENDSHIP AMBASSADOR BRIDGE ORIENTAL FORTUNE NEPTUNE JADE •PK/PNG up np 1/1 w ORIENTAL FRIENDSHIP AMBASSADOR BRIDGE ORIENTAL FORTUNE NEPTUNE JADE •PK/PNG *INDO NEPTUNE CRYSTAL CHINA CONTAINER HONGKONG CONTAINER KOREAN JACEWON •PK/PNG 14P 22/7 2%P 4/1 QUEENSWAY BRIDGE SEVEN SEAS BRIDGE KOREAN816 words
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Advertisement748 1988-07-20 26 AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accepting FCL/FCL Containers Smpport P Kalanf IW| LMdw* tor. W Bj Ftadat By Faadar KALIOAS V 38 TULSIOAS VJ7 KALIOAS V S TULSIOAS V 38 1 Au( Fram/kWb/Syda/Adat 25 Auf Frtmfitdb/SftolM* 19 Sa«t Frtm'lMbSfdn A«W 14 00 Fram/Mafc/Sydn/Adal INDIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE AoMpMng FCL/FCL Container* FREMO748 words
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Advertisement686 1988-07-20 26 STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: GOLDEN HAVEN Colombo/Karachi Duba. GOLDEN BEAR Cotomto/KeradM/Ouboi CHINA SERVICE DAi TUN SHAN SheiftM. A VESSEL Hutngpu Shtnfh*i GOLDEN LINE GUAN GUAN SHIPPING (PIE) LTD Tetok Ajrtf Street SINGAPORE 0104 TEL SMJM (10 LINES) Fai *****04 S'port PMar* P«nan| 30/31 July M Am Z CHINA OCEAN SHIPPING CO.,686 words
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Advertisement539 1988-07-20 26 v M PHIU onICNT LIN€S PT€ LTD H£AO OFfiCf 63 ROHNSON ROAO •071? AIRO ASIA BUILDING SINGAPORE 01C6 TfUX RS ?87?0 PHIL I FAX *****76 EAST/FM EAST Fa i LCI SEIVICE I "M" —'<'■ ','T. M vvmrr'ir'M N.KONC note. TOKYO, KEELUNG. KAOHSJUNG, MANILA BANGKOK BUSAN JAKARTA •■nrrr OMTTAOONG 'il i539 words
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Advertisement901 1988-07-20 27 NEPTUNE AGENCIES PTE. LTD FE EU/AUST TP A/SEA o*n*ral Enquiries: T«l: 275M77 Ttrmirul CFS BOOKINGS *****53 *****4J *****22 *****53 *****11 27*116 p Ktiang NEPLINE SON. BHD 368M87 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD Ptnjflf" NEPLINE SON. BHO. UOO3S/S27tto«7tti*??6*2 J.Bahm NEPLINE SON. BHD *****0/2MQ4I *****53 *****42 *****U *****16 27*111 *****41 INWARD/OUTWARD ENQUIRIES *****44901 words
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Advertisement484 1988-07-20 27 HEUNG-A SHIPPINC Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO P KELANG, PENANG. KEELUNG. BUSAN INCHON 5353 WEF JUNE:1) BUSAN I SINGAPORE 2) 9 10 OAVS SERVICE II Vasters Name ETD BS SPORE PKELANG Mo 6 Donam/K7N IJ/07 23-2J/B7 No I Donam/KKN 10/07 23 2WJ7 27-21/07 No I Donam/KKN 17/07 30-02JV484 words
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Advertisement926 1988-07-20 27 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 ***** PCNANC P KELANC MESSRS HAI THONG SHIPPING 127 Penanj Street. Penary Malaysia M S HANDLING SYSTEM CO SON926 words
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Advertisement325 1988-07-20 28 SINGAPORE SHIPPING CORPORATION (PTE.) LTD. TtL 225 6868 <30 Lmes> FAX *****39 *****76 TELEX RS ***** A B SSCMA RS ***** A B SSCAD DEUTF R ACHT/SEEREEDE RE I ROSTOCK j| RUHLANO VVtt GftOTEWOHL vym °**Accaatin| cargo for Hong Konf. Buaan, Takyo ate Koto. REGULAR CONVENTIONAL SERVICE rrr CS from325 words
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Miscellaneous162 1988-07-20 28 Ki Regional Weather <V *A Wa SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. July 20, 1988 LEGEND: d^' Wind direction with speed in knots Wove height One half fleche represents 5 knots R Thunderstorm Temperature c A Jm ower Weather Wind direction with speed m knots Rom e Cloudy162 words
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Advertisement1947 1988-07-20 29 4 FARGO SHIPPING COMPANY (PTE) LTD. N0.15 Hoe Chiang Road Sanford Building. Singapore 0208 Tel *****22 Tlx: ***** FASCO $> ABC CONTAINERLINE N.V. TO AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND VS. 12 DATS TO MELBOURNE! TO USA/CANADA vs. •nmcio I VlO I2VU A I*o accenting cargo to USA —Howton, Savannah. Tampa, Jack*on*ill«. Wilmington (Del)1,947 words
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Advertisement182 1988-07-20 29 UNIPACIFIC TRANS TRADING AGENCY PTE. LTD. SINGAPORE TEL: *****44 (9 LINES) FAX: *****90 <t> c n an i IJ—mlJ Algerian National Line MV BEL ABBES MV BECHAR S POKE LOADING TO JMP JAPAN 21/7 JAPAN ALL VESSELS ACCEPTING FCL CONTAINERS FOR JAPANESE PORTS Heavy Lift 100 tons available On Inducement182 words
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Advertisement566 1988-07-20 30 m fine-liner shipping PTE LTD /O Shenton Kiy, 04 0?C Minnj House S pore 070/ TEL ??W)/7 (8 Lines) TLX RS ***** FLINER FAX *****56 EUROPE SERVICE IV? lull ImS? FAR EAST SERVICE 1 IS J IS Hamburg West Germany Tiger Line BEN LINE AGENCIES (S) PTE. LTD. Telephone: 225566 words
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Advertisement712 1988-07-20 30 ZIM FULL CONTAINER SERVICE accepting FCL/LCL cargoes to USA East t West Coast Carribbean.Eatt Canada HAITI Costa Rica El Salvador Guatemala Honduras Venezuela. Peru. Ecuador. Colombia via Miami. Trinidad. Barbados Antigua St Lucia. Montserrat. Guayana via Kingston v. i i| i —i iB i i B i mr AUSTRALIA CONTAINER712 words
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Advertisement361 1988-07-20 30 Everett Lines sap? L'JM.'B LOADING FOR CALLAO, MATARANI, ILO* ANO ALL OTHER PERUVIAN PORTS* WITH TRANSHIPMENT AT KOBE ON CPV THROUGH BILL OF LADING TO FINAL DESTINATION. p. K«Unc* Sinf^ora MURRAYEVERETT n/2 Au| THOMASEVERETT 13/14 Aul HUGH EVERETT 17/11 At« W EVERETT ORIENT LINE' JAPAN/BAY OF BENGAL/JAPAN SERVICE M LOADING361 words
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Advertisement269 1988-07-20 31 MTERCONTMENTAL LINES JEURO EASTERN BLOCK SERVICES CONSOLIDATION CO-LOAOING WEEKLY FROM Singapore Port Kelang Penang UK/EUROPE: FAR EAST UnMad Kingdcw Bangkok, Horn Kong, Kaaiung. Kaothiung Rattardam Busan, Manila. China Hamburg. La Harva and Japan Island Scandinavian Countrw (Ail inland tertinatram accaptaMa) BOOKINGS/ENQUIRES, PLEASE CONTACT:SINGAPORE *****11 TLX: ***** 'SEAAIR' FAX: *****50 P.269 words
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Advertisement335 1988-07-20 31 Consolidation Service NEW CALEDONIA TAHITI SIN 23/7 NOUMEA 5/9 PAPEETE 6/9 MAURITIUS REUNION ISLAND SIN 23/7, 29/7 PORT LOUIS 2/8 REUNION 11/8 FRANCE SIN 9/8 MARSEILLE 26/8 LE HAVRE 31/8 TRANSTAINERS {J} delmas-vieueux WEST AFRICA SERVICE CASABLANCA/NOUAKCHOTT/DAKAR/BANJUL/ CONAKRY/COTONOU/LIBREVILLE/ P. NOIRE/MATADI Thru direct B/L to BAMAKO/NIAMEY/ OUAGADOUGOU/BANGUI/KINSHASA TTA Freight Pte Ltd335 words
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Advertisement485 1988-07-20 31 ttl SDK KRMK HANG TEL: *****11 FAX: *****47 TELEX: RS ***** SKHST LCL/FCL SERVICE VESSEL TBN BANGKOK 29/7 VESSEL VESSEL JENHOL 74N JAKARTA 27/7 A VESSEL Also accepting cargo to KEELUNG KAOISIUNG CHINA {Via HONG KONG) P KELANG BUSAN S JAPAN E MALAYSIA BRUNEI POWTS EUROPE USA CANADA A AUSTRALIA485 words
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Advertisement601 1988-07-20 31 GLORY NAVIGATION GROUP REGULAR LINER SERVICE TAIWAN TO SINGAPORE ASEAN DIRECT WEEKLY TO PORT KELANG/PENANG •AT ATTRACTIVE RATES* SP GLORY SELATAN VIII VH SM C/SELATAN V V V SM C/SELATAN IXV-74 21/7 PKL PN BIN KAON tip 2V7 6 VESSELS OF LOG CARRIERS 5 VESSELS OF BRAND NEW TWIN DECKERS601 words
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Advertisement351 1988-07-20 31 PTC CONTAINER LINES FCI/ICL SERVICE PTC GftOUP SIN FAR EAST 24/7 KEELUNG/KAOHSIUNG 26/7 BANGKOK 24/7 MANILA 23/7 JAKARTA 23/7 PORT KELANG/PENANG 22/7 BUSAN 26/7 TOKYO/YOKO/KOBE 1/8 HONG KONG also accepting cargo to Huangpu Shenzhen Fuzhou Xiamen/ Xingang/Shangtiai 24/7 RDM/HAM/ANT/LE HAVRE/GENOA 24/7 LDN/FLX/LVP/SOU 24/7 LA./NYC/SFO 24/7 VANCOUVER/TORONTO/MONTREAL iiL" vinriuir 24/7 SYD/MELB/ADEL/FREM351 words
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Advertisement845 1988-07-20 32 miimm 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 VEEKLY FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROP r hi' i 11.1. 1 "mi BREMERHAVEN. COPENHAGEN. HELSINKI. ■AUK). OSLO. STOCKHOLM UK. FROM EUROPE ittKNHAVEN, HAMBURC. ROTTERDAM COPENHAGENVHSHIL-845 words
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