The Business Times, 2 September 1988
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Title Section11 1988-09-02 1 BUSINESS TIMES MCI (P) 95/12/87 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1588 75 CENTS11 words
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Article251 1988-09-02 1 AP Dow Jones lower THE NEW YORK stock market yesterday lapsed into a broad decline amid renewed worries over the interest-rate outlook. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 11.38 to 2,020.27 at 1430 GMT in the first hour of trading. Losers outnumbered gainers by nearlyAP - 251 words
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582 1988-09-02 1 LINDA CHEE - TDB mission to US, Canada to promote facilities By LINDA CHEE SINGAPORE has become one of the key delivery points for the London Metal Exchange (LME) within a year of its designation as a trans-shipment centre. It is already the world's largest centre582 words
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Article, Illustration320 1988-09-02 1 REGIONAL markets were visibly shaken yesterday as the Tokyo market plunged more than 400 points on fears of mounting inflation and higher interest rates. The Singapore market, however, stood its ground, after a knee-jerk reaction in the first half-hour of trading which saw the320 words
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207 1988-09-02 1 THE STOCK EXCHANGE of Singapore has agreed to allow high-priced counters to be traded in smaller lots, and the first to enjoy this is high-flyer Singapore Airlines. The move is apparently aimed at making some of these counters more accessible to small investors.207 words
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85 1988-09-02 1 UNITED Industrial Corporation has told the Stock Exchange of Singapore that nothing has materialised in its negotiations to buy a piece of land behind The Paragon in Orchard Road. The negotiations with one of the directors of the company which owned the land has85 words
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126 1988-09-02 1 THE US DOLLAR remained strong against the Japanese yen in Europe yesterday, touching a 10-month high of 137.02 yen during early trading. The greenback later retreated from its early highs as dealers anticipated a day of nervous trading. But dealers said the dollar remained126 words
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416 1988-09-02 1 AP BANKS IN CHINA are facing runs on savings deposits as customers withdraw mass quantities of money in a spate of panic buying caused by rising prices and empty stockrooms. The official Xinhua News Agency said yesterday that in China's Fujian province,AP - 416 words
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Article154 1988-09-02 1 AP PRIME MINISTER Lee Kuan Yew is to visit China from Sep 14-22 at the invitation of Beijing, according to a Chinese foreign ministry spokesman. Mr Lee, who last visited China in September 1985, is expected to reaffirm the strong and growing trade links betweenAP - 154 words
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146 1988-09-02 1 Reuter NEW ZEALAND interest rates will ease over the next six to 12 months, but there may be no scope for further reductions after that, according to N2I Bank Ltd economist Rodney Dickens. "Lower political uncertainty combined with lower inflation points to lower interestReuter - 146 words
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436 1988-09-02 1 GENEVIEVE CUA - Teleview avenue for feedback on policies By GENEVIEVE CUA TELECOMS' multi-million dollar public information Teleview system may soon be tapped as a means for the public to provide feedback on various government policies. First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong said Teleview s capability for two-way interactive communication would make436 words
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Advertisement229 1988-09-02 1 Full report, PAGE 20 Regional markets, PAGE 22 World markets, PAGE 23 ELECTIONS 88 On Page 2 Give new team a strong mandate I shall succeed PM: Chok Tong On Page 8 Venturing once more into the fray On Page 9 When image matters more Editorial Comment: 10 Stock market229 words
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Advertisement111 1988-09-02 1 Minolta EP49OZ with Simul-Color. EXECUTIVE LIFESTYLE Special Supplement on September 7 JACK. JILL. Two lost souls, swirling in a maelstrom of corporate intrigue, office politics and SDU tea dances. Will they emerge unscathed? Will they triumph over the office backstabber? Will they learn the tango? Find out in BT's Executive111 words
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GENERAL ELECTION '88
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535 1988-09-02 2 FULLERTON SQUARE RALLY PRIME MINISTER Lee Kuan Yew yesterday asked voters to give a ringing endorsement to his successors in tomorrow's polls. Describing the election as a verdict on the performance of First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong and his team, he535 words
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288 1988-09-02 2 SINGAPORE'S economy will be in dire straits if an opposition government is voted into power tomorrow. Finance Minister Richard Hu warned yesterday. If the opposition takes over the reins of government, the "stock market would plunge", he said, adding that this scenario was288 words
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Article, Illustration136 1988-09-02 2 EDUCATION MINISTER Dr Tony Tan yesterday debunked a rumour circulating in the Bukit Gombak constituency that the Defence Ministry would acquire several blocks of flats for use as offices. "It's not Mindef policy to acquire houses for their own136 words
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Article, Illustration395 1988-09-02 2 IN HIS strongest public pronouncement yet on the matter. First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong yesterday reasserted that he was the choice of his peers to succeed Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew. Speaking at the PAP Fullerton Square lunch-time rally, Mr Goh395 words
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Article, Illustration420 1988-09-02 2 WORKERS' PARTY A WORKERS' PARTY candidate last night called on the Prime Minister to make a statutory declaration that he does not want the job of elected president. Issuing the challenge was Mr Wee Han Kim at a Telok Blangah rally in support of the420 words
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448 1988-09-02 2 SINGAPORE DEMOCRA TIC PARTY AN SDP CANDIDATE for the Aljunied GRC last night said that if his team was voted into Parliament, it would be prepared to join up with the Eunos and Bedok GRCs to form a very large town448 words
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440 1988-09-02 2 PEOPLE'S ACTION PARTY BETTER TO PLAY SAFE and vote for the People's Action Party, Professor S Jayakumar urged voters last night at a party rally in Aljumed. They should not listen to the opposition's call to deny the PAP a440 words
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175 1988-09-02 2 NATIONAL SOLIDARITY PARTY THE PAP government, says NSP Whampoa candidate Ken Sunn, is neither enlightened nor for the good of the country; there must be a good mix of views from the left and right. The party secretary-general said at a rally yesterday175 words
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Advertisement85 1988-09-02 2 Dianxin Chao Zhao Style? Available on Saturdays Sundays during lunch and dinner. Also over 200 Genuine Teochew dishes on the menu to choose from. Try our Braised Goose, Deep Fried Pomegranate Chicken, Cray Pish in Chilli Sauce and lots more. How about the ever-famous Teochew Sweet Pumpkin with Ginko Nuts85 words
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HOME NEWS
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Article, Illustration321 1988-09-02 3 WILLIAM CHIA - By WILLIAM CHIA THE FIRST MEASURE of success for the Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) should be the years it can spend without combat experience and not the battle trophies it can claim, said Briga-dier-General (Res) Lee Hsien Loong yesterday. This was because321 words
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Article, Illustration234 1988-09-02 3 PAUL DIXON is now the new technical manager for the region of Campaq Far East Pte Ltd. Also in the list of new appointments are Mike Allums, who has been made Far East sales and marketing manager, and E Phillip Lim, who is now marketing communications manager234 words
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309 1988-09-02 3 THE Singapore Armed Forces is now ready to be one fighting force instead of three separate services, said Dr Yeo Ning Hong, the Minister for Communications Information and Second Minister for Defence (Policy). Speaking at the Republic of Singapore Air309 words
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Article73 1988-09-02 3 SOME 6,000 households will be surveyed this month on their employment situation under a Labour Force Survey being conducted by the Labour Ministry. The survey aims to collect data to help the ministry evaluate and formulate employment plans and policies. Families of the 6,000 households will be73 words
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244 1988-09-02 3 THE GOVERNMENT has not abused its power and the trust of the people, said Mr Ong Teng Cheong yesterday. "We have not abused the trust. If we had. we would not have the large amount of reserves now." said the Second244 words
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198 1988-09-02 3 ENGINEERING graduates at yesterday's National University of Singapore (NUS) convocation ceremony were offered some advice by a director-general with the Public Works Department, Dr Tan Swan Beng Dr Tan told the graduates they must apply their engineering knowledge and skills in a manner that was198 words
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Article221 1988-09-02 3 BRITISH AIRWAYS (BA) plans to fly non-stop between London and Singapore from the middle of next year, British High Commissioner Michael Pike said on Wednesday when he opened the new BA travel shop at Paragon shopping centre. Mr Pike said that the airline would be introducing221 words
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Article96 1988-09-02 3 TRAVEL TIME to London will be cut by two hours after Singapore Airlines (SIA) takes delivery of two new Boeing 747-400 Megatops in December The Megatops SIA s first 8747-400 aircraft will be used on the Singapore-London route now a 15!4-hoi*- journey that includes a one96 words
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Article, Illustration278 1988-09-02 3 NINE SINGAPORE garment manufacturers are preparing their first blitz of the glamour UK premier fashion event, London Pret. from Sep 4 to 6. Participating under the auspices of the Trade Development Board (TDB). these companies will woo some 6,000 major buyers from all278 words
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Advertisement82 1988-09-02 3 Tango, Foxtrot, Slow Foxtrot, Waltz and Viennese Waltz... Like you've never seen performed before Brian Richmond Featuring Glen R. Tierney and Deborah A. Humphrey the current Australian South Pacific and Australasian Professional Ballroom Champion, for the very first time in Singapore here at the Hearthrob. Performances: 10.30 pm and 1282 words
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OVERSEAS
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527 1988-09-02 4 AFP EUROPEAN manufacturers of video-cassette recorders (VCRs) rejoiced at the European Community's (EC) decision on Wednesday to impose antidumping duties on South Korean and Japanese firms that have seized nearly a third of the European market But a major consumer group warned that consumersAFP - 527 words
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Article498 1988-09-02 4 AP US DEFENCE policy towards Asia will change very little regardless of who is elected the next president, a senior Pentagon official predicted on Wednesday. "Whether it is President (George) Bush or President (Michael) Dukakis, policies toward Asia will more or less stay onAP - 498 words
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270 1988-09-02 4 Reuter AMERICANS SHOULD be concerned over the unwillingness of presidential candidates to grapple with the issue of the massive US deficit. Leading economists also said on Wednesday the next US president whether it is George Bush or Michael Dukakis should take unpopular butReuter - 270 words
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237 1988-09-02 4 AP THE US Commerce Department and a handful of Republican congressmen are challenging a State Department recommendation that President Ronald Reagan grant export licences for China to launch US-made satellites. administration and congressional sources said. The White House national security adviser,AP - 237 words
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501 1988-09-02 4 Reuter CROWDS marched behind fluttering banners in the Burmese capital of Rangoon yesterday at the start of a general strike and continued demonstrations against one-party rule which began early last month. The day of protest came hours after the government, which hadReuter - 501 words
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273 1988-09-02 4 AFP TAIWAN is to strengthen monitoring of imports of certain farm and industrial materials from China to protect related domestic industries. a Board of Foreign Trade (BOFT) official has said. Coal, cotton, silk, raw steel, aluminium ingots, natural rubber, unplated copper electrolysis andAFP - 273 words
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186 1988-09-02 4 Reuter A BOUT of mutual recriminations between Washington and Moscow over the Geneva accords on Afghanistan sparked a call by Kabul on Wednesday for fresh four-party talks. The move came a day after the United States said the use of Soviet-based aircraft during fightingReuter - 186 words
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Article, Illustration210 1988-09-02 4 Reuter THE BRITISH government is under growing pressure to state openly whether it had decided on tough new security measures for Northern Ireland after three Irish guerillas were ambushed and killed by British commandos. The three men wereReuter - 210 words
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Article974 1988-09-02 4 ARRIVALS Operator Service Local From number time SU son 0040 LAX/NRT UAL UA805 0045 SfO/HKG JAl JL615 0240 TYO MAS MH640 0820 KUL SU SO 4 3 0835 DHA MAS MH651 0910 PEN KAl KE697 0910 SEL/MNL MAS MH630 0920 KUL su S0103 0950 KUL CPX CX710974 words
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Advertisement53 1988-09-02 4 NOW IS THE TIME TO INVEST IN THE PHILIPPINES MEET GOVERNMENT AND BUSINESS LEADERS AT THE PHILIPPINES INVESTOR'S FORUM Manila, 7th-10th November, 1988 at the Philippines Trade Training Centre For further details contact: Board of Investments, Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO), Industrial Investment Division, 140053 words
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Advertisement36 1988-09-02 4 insults The business person's choice every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sundoy Leovmg Chongi Airport at 22 05 hours and arriving Heathrow earty the following morning Call your Travel Agent or A* Canada at *****55 AIR CANADA36 words
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Miscellaneous23 1988-09-02 4 Doonesbury IT'S TRUE-, SIR. ELVIS ISONBOARP m :eS UJB PONT KNOW, SIR. HE APPEARS TO BE A STTOUJAI4JAY/ HOUJP HE GET ON BOARP*23 words
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Miscellaneous192 1988-09-02 4 vrnrn Max/ Note Min (°C) 21/06 Fine 17/13 Cloudy 36/21 Cleor 39/31 Clear 31/24 Cloudy 30/25 Cloudy 26/19 Showers 30/25 Sunny 26/15 Clear 22/09 Cloudy 31/29 Cloudy 24/14 Rain 20/16 Showers 27/14 Clear 25/13 Clear 19/06 Cloudy 34/24 Clear 21/06 Cloudy 19/05 Fine 27/17 Cloudy 26/09 Cloudy 20/12 Cloudy 34/25192 words
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Advertisement98 1988-09-02 5 THE WHEELS OF FORTUNE can turn tor those with the wisdom to weigh risk against potential return. Open a Fixed Deposit with Chase and we will lend you up to five times the amount, in your choice of currency. Invest the borrowed funds in another Fixed Deposit of adifferent currency.98 words
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MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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Article1759 1988-09-02 6 OCBC Reuter SINGAPORE: The US dollar dosed firmer against most major currencies yesterday Against the Singapore dollar, the US dollar closed firmer at 2 0445/55 in dull trading. It traded within a range of 2 0446 and 2 0428 after opening at 2 0425/35 Trading yesterday was activeOCBC; Reuter - 1,759 words
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Article322 1988-09-02 6 ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rates ended steady at the morning's slightly lower levels after a quiet day's trading yesterday. Term rates eased around 1/16 point at the outset due to a marginal rise in US bond prices and subsequently held steady at the lower levels. One-month ended at322 words
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Article210 1988-09-02 6 Gold futures on Aug 31 1988 100 troy ounces. USS per troy ounce Opon High Low SotO* S.P 426.30 429.30 426.20 431.30 2.50 Oct 430.00 434 80 429 40 434.10 ♦2.20 No* 437.00 2.20 Ok 436 20 440 60 435 30 439.90 ♦2.20 Fab 441 30 446210 words
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Article477 1988-09-02 6 BA Futures OECEMBER Eurodollar opened two ticks lower in Simex yesterday but unchanged from Chicago's level at 90.81. The contract continued to trade higher on a strong US dollar boosted by comments that the Bank of Japan was not planning a discount rate rise. After trading to a highBA Futures - 477 words
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Article253 1988-09-02 6 IMM currency futures finished lower on Wednesday, but above daily lows after quiet late trading in most contracts. Activity was focused on the Japanese yen, which fell under follow-through selling from Tuesday. The contract broke key technical support levels on Tuesday after unconfirmed talk about a possible Japanese tax253 words
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Article1490 1988-09-02 6 CURRENCY FUTURES OPTIONS Thursday, Sep 1, 1988 DEUTSCHEMARK (SIMEX) Sep U calk High Low 1 Son High Sop 88 puta Low Sotl JV 52 53 54 55 56 57 S6 59 63 62A 58 16 4 CAS CAB CAB 21 758 1628 2608 9608 21 1 4 21 791,490 words
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Advertisement89 1988-09-02 6 GRAND CARPET AUCTION presented by Edmund and Shukor W Sunday, Sept 4,1988 Grand Ballroom Hilton International Singapore Viewing 10am lpm Auction Sale: 2pm 5.30pm 100 selected pieces from Persia, Afghanistan and Pakistan including interesting tribal pieces. All lots are guaranteed and backed by a full trade-in value at our showroom.89 words
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Advertisement10 1988-09-02 6 Keep your investment decisions on target "IHAHTPOIHIf kJ EVERY SATURDAY10 words
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BANKING AND FINANCE
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376 1988-09-02 7 SOH TIANG KENG - By SOH TIANG KENG GOLDMAN, Sachs and Company, one of America's top securities and brokerage firms, may set up a merchant bank in Singapore next year In a telephone interview, a Goldman Sachs spokesman from New York told BT that the company's376 words
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247 1988-09-02 7 AP THE FEDERAL RESERVE Board has granted three foreign companies permission to acquire, start or maintain banks on US territory. The Fed on Wednesday granted the Bank of Tokyo permission to acquire Union Bank of Los Angeles by merging it with California First Bank,AP - 247 words
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164 1988-09-02 7 Reuter THE INDONESIAN rupiah was fixed at a new low against the US dollar, the central bank setting a middle rate of 1,701 yesterday against 1,699 on Wednesday. The buying/selling rates were 1698/1704, against 1696/1702 on Wednesday, a Bank Indonesia spokesman said. TheReuter - 164 words
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213 1988-09-02 7 AFP THE INDUSTRIAL Bank of Japan (IBJ) is currently discussing refinancing old loans with the Indonesian government and helping to ease Jakarta's foreign debt burden, the bank's top executive has said in Jakarta. We are trying to rearrange old loans, expensiveAFP - 213 words
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452 1988-09-02 7 AFP BANQUE INDOSUEZ, one of France's largest commercial banks, has contracted Bombaybased Tata Unisys to provide computer software for all its national and international operations. The US$l.4 million, two-part Indosuez package covers management, marketing and commercial operations for the bank's Paris headquarters asAFP - 452 words
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220 1988-09-02 7 Reuter A JAPANESE financial firm is likely to participate as a passive investor if First Boston Inc merges with its partly owned affiliate. Financiere Credit SuisseFirst Boston (CSFB), according to analysts. First Boston, CSFB, and Credit Suisse said on Monday they were discussingReuter - 220 words
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Article72 1988-09-02 7 AP FEDERAL RESERVE Board chairman Alan Greenspan plans to visit Japan next month. Joseph Coyne, a board spokesman said no firm dates for the trip had been established, nor an itinerary set. Mr Greenspan is scheduled to attend the convention of the American Bankers Association inAP - 72 words
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Article62 1988-09-02 7 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore money market rose 2% points yesterday to close at 4% per cent. One-month term rate fell 1/16 point while twoand three-months remained unchanged. S$ Interbank rates at the close yesterday: OfK* BID Overnight 4 7/8 3/4 1 -month 5 4 7/8 2-month62 words
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480 1988-09-02 7 DEXTER LEE - Move a first by an airline in Singapore By DEXTER LEE QANTAS AIRWAYS. Australia s national carrier, has become the first airline to set up a captive insurance company in Singapore that will insure the group's in-house risks The two-month-old captive. Southern Cross Insurances480 words
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225 1988-09-02 7 Reuter INTERNATIONAL financial markets. plagued this decade by disruption. need greater regulation, according to Bundesbank board member Claus Koehler on Wednesday. "The international financial markets have been the cause of excesses in the 70s and 80s and these led to crises," he said in aReuter - 225 words
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155 1988-09-02 7 Reuter A SENIOR US Treasury official said some progress was made in two days of talks in Washington with Taiwan government representatives towards winning more opportunity for US financial firms to operate in Taiwan. Thomas Berger, Deputy assistant Secretary for International MonetaryReuter - 155 words
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Article102 1988-09-02 7 Treasury bills Period Issue Yesterday's closing Day's code Maturity BID OFFER HIGH LOV 3 months BQ*****N 1.12.88 4.58 4.53 4.58 4.51 6 months BY*****T 24.11.88 4.58 4.53 1 year BY*****S 20.07.89 4.77 4.72 4.79 4.7! Government notes and bonds Period Issue Maturity Coupon Yesterday's closing Day's code102 words
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Article, Illustration186 1988-09-02 7 Indicates the average of the prime lending rates of 12 major banks In S'pore w Interbank market rates (offer/bid) on Sep 1 us$ DM SWFC Y«o 7 doyt 8 3/14 1/16 8 7/16 5/16 8 9/16 7/16 9 8 7/8 9 1/4 1/8 117/8 3/4 12 3/16186 words
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70 1988-09-02 7 THE UNION BANK of Switzerland has been granted in-principle approval by the Singapore International Monetary Exchange to be a corporate non-clearing member. This will bring the total number of corporate members of the exchange to 80. comprising 35 clearing members and 45 non-clearing members. A70 words
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Advertisement161 1988-09-02 7 The University of Melbourne MBA Leadership in Management The Graduate School of Management is a national management school based in Melbourne Its graduates have a record of success and leadership in the management of business and public organisations Key Features Two-year full-time program of intensive study in general management Blends161 words
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Advertisement488 1988-09-02 7 Cold Storage Holdings RL.C (Incorporated in tho United Kingdom with limited liability) The Directors announce the unaudited results for the six months ended 31st July 1988 as follows: THE GROUP THE COMPANY Turnover Operating profit/(loss) before depreciation Depreciation of fixed assets Operating profit/ (toss) Investment and interest income Interest expense488 words
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PERSPECTIVE
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Article520 1988-09-02 8 BUSINESS TIMES MANY BULLS have turned into bears in the past three weeks when the spirited May rally in the stock market sputtered out and prices were eroded almost daily The Straits Times Industrial Index has lost nearly 148 points from this year's peak ofBUSINESS TIMES - 520 words
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1905 1988-09-02 8 ANNA TEO - Opposition parties have put up their strongest challenge since the 1963 general election. Continuing BT's series of election background articles, ANNA TEO traces the fortunes and misfortunes of the opposition movement. ANNA TEO THE BIG QUESTION in the minds of many tomorrow must surely1,905 words
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Article, Illustration928 1988-09-02 8 Workers' Party LAWYER Joshua Benjamin Jeyaretnam chose to breathe new life into a dormant Workers Party in 1971, instead of forming a new party to contest the 1972 general election. The WP dates back to 1957 when the former Labour Front Chief Minister David928 words
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Article, Illustration1089 1988-09-02 9 TAN KEE WEE - TELEVISION AND POLITICS BfBBSSa By TAN KEE WEE TELEVISION established a milestone in Singapore's political history a tew days ago. For the first time, an unedited debate on an important electoral issue was screened That telecast brought to living rooms the sparks1,089 words
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Article, Illustration693 1988-09-02 9 Reuter LECH WALESA, consigned to obscurity by Poland's communist rulers when they crushed Solidarity, waited seven long years before he and the free trade union reemerged as key players in Poland's future. In an irony of history, Mr Walesa was having talks on Wednesday onReuter - 693 words
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Article, Illustration821 1988-09-02 9 JEREMY CLIFT - By JEREMY CLIFT Reuter WITH A WARY EYE on the upheavals in Burma and the communist insurgency in the Philippines, Indonesia s President Suharto is opting for a strategy of cautious change amid calls for faster political reform. While initiating a process of rapid economicReuter - 821 words
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Advertisement74 1988-09-02 8 Managers must manage. BT shows you how every Monday. SINGAPORE MONEY MANDARIN 9scii»*<ve ttferww mth I V P Hay fhrt'fftr SINGAPORE $4 A MONTHLY MAGAZINE OF OUSINESS TRENDS Singapore's money mandarin speaks out Food exporters 1 recipe for success Phuket: sun f sea and cash Rubber s-t-r-e-t-c-h-e-s ahead Theme parks:74 words
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Advertisement120 1988-09-02 8 V Scalpel...scissors._sutures._ Business Times Whether you're a surgeon, lawyer, contractor or engineer, you need to he kept well informed to maximise returns on your money. In the same way a surgeon needs his tools to o|ierale, he needs Business Times to help him make sound investments Fluctuations in shares, in120 words
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Miscellaneous16 1988-09-02 9 DO YOU INTGMD TO DO f>HY LOORK SIULNC£., yoo Ci?eiiN rviiND is ON HiGHfcP TH\MGS L16 words
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COMMODITIES
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551 1988-09-02 10 AL O LABITA Jr - By AL O LABITA Jr THE PHILIPPINES has shifted its coconut export thrust to the socialist bloc in retaliation against the "worsening'' protectionist stance of its traditional markets the European Community and the United States This year, exports of coconut oM and other by-products to the551 words
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Article329 1988-09-02 10 HONGKONG: Gold ended slightly lower in quiet and slow trading yesterday. The metal opened lower, but light buying from Taiwanese and Australian investors emerged and helped prices finish at the day's high. Bullion ended at U*****.30/80 an ounce, against an initial U*****.30/80 and New York's U*****.75/431.25 close. On329 words
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Article151 1988-09-02 10 HEAVY short-covering by European and Japanese buyers emerged yesterday after Wednesday's holiday, pushing the Kuala Lumpur Tin Market (KLTM) price up 14 cents to a new 30-month high of MSI9 93 a kg. Buyers were rationed by 10 per cent. Low offers and high bids for 174 tonnes151 words
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Article223 1988-09-02 10 SINGAPORE: Rubber prices yesterday drifted lower following lower Japanese prices and speculative selling Trading was quiet October RSS One buyer was quoted at 244 50 cents a kg. down 2.50 cents from Wednesday's close On the TSR-20 market. Oct bid was quoted at 218 50 cents a kg. down223 words
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Article268 1988-09-02 10 R AS prices in S cents/kg. FOB in bal*« NOON CLOSE Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers Int 1 RSS Prompt 242.00 243.00N 242.00 243.00N Int 1 RSS Oct 86 245.00 246.00N 244.50 245.SON lot 1 RSS No* 248.00 249.00N 247.50 248.50N Int 2 RSS OP 240.50 242.SON 240.50268 words
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Article91 1988-09-02 10 (cand/kg) OCTOBER 1988 NOVEMBER 1988 (currant month) (forward month) D AC NOON NOON nAo luyan S«ll*r< kytri S*N*n SSR 20 21 8 00 220.00N 218 00 220 00N SSR 50 216 00 218.00N 216.00 218 00N MRELB •uy«r» StUtn S«W«r, SMR Of 374.00 376.00N 376.00 378 00N91 words
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Article184 1988-09-02 10 SOFT red winter (SRW) wheat futures closed higher in Chicago on Wednesday, supported throughout by news of upcoming export tenders and higher corn futures. Wheat closed up two to 0 4 US cent per bushel with spot September up two cents at US$3 97% and December up one cent184 words
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Article181 1988-09-02 10 SOYBEAN futures closed higher in Chicago on Wednesday, supported by gains in corn and commission house short-covering and commercial buying Soybeans closed up 7V4 to 21.0 US cents per bushel. with spot September up V/i cents at US$B 54V4 and November up 8% at USSB67V4 Export-related strength in corn181 words
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Article516 1988-09-02 10 MALAYSIAN CRUDE PALM OIL FUTURES closed steady on the Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange yesterday in active trading The higher overnight close on the Chicago Board of Trade for the past two days and better interest in the cash market influenced sentiment on the futures front Short-covering helped the516 words
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Article98 1988-09-02 10 GAINS accrued on Wednesday were wiped out in thin trade yesterday. Activity on the crude market was a little more lively with prices sliding further. Closing prices for crude (FOB origin) USS 'barrel Change Tapis (S«p) 14.65 undi Minos (Sep) 14.45 unch Duboi (Oct) 12.95 -0.15 West98 words
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Article238 1988-09-02 10 Chinese Produce Exchange Sellers' noon closing prices on Sep 1 (SS/100 kg) Coconut oil Bulk FOB 116.00 Old drum FOB 126.00 New drum FOB 130 00 Copra Mixed (loot*) 67 tellers Pepper Muntok white FOB NIW 777.50 Sarawak white FOB foq NIW 767.50 Sarawak special block FOB NIW238 words
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Article304 1988-09-02 10 London Commodity Exchange Buyer/Seller closing prices on Aug 31 (£/tonne unless specified). Previous closing prices in parenthesis. Coffee basis in-store London, sellers option CIF London Sep 1018/1019 (1000/1001) High/Low 1022/994 Nov 1030/1032 (1013/1014) High/Low 1035/1006 Sales (4259) Cocoa Sep 898/905 (899/901) High/Low 919/899 Dec 847/848 (848/850) High/Low 864/846304 words
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Advertisement82 1988-09-02 10 Keep a date with Sevvy Ballesteros in "Play Golf the Sevvy Way every Tuesday in BT BT is not all hard core business and financial news. We take "Sports" rather seriously too. Our writers comb the sporting arena to furnish the well-informed professional with news on golf, tennis, bowling, etc.82 words
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KLANG PORT AUTHORITY 25TH ANNIVERSARY
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Article, Illustration155 1988-09-02 11 CONGRATULATIONS to the Klang Port Authority on the occasion of its silver jubilee. I have followed with interest the development and progress of Port Klang in view of its important role and contribution to our nation's economy. It is my hope155 words
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Article, Illustration202 1988-09-02 11 CONGRATULATIONS to the Klang Port Authority on the occasion of its silver Jubilee. Since its establishment 25 years ago, Port Klang has seen a great deal of changes which befit its role as one of the major ports in this202 words
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Article, Illustration1531 1988-09-02 11 PORT KLANG PORT Klang is witnessing a hefty increase in throughput thanks to the booming overseas trade and the authority's concerted marketing drive to attract more cargo. Its growth during the past six months was much higher, at 7.48 million tonnes, than the volume handled during the1,531 words
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Article, Illustration934 1988-09-02 12 THE Klang Port Authority was established in 1963 following the passage of the Port Authorities Act (1963). The Act authorised the Government to create an autonomous body to take over the management and operations of the port from the Malayan Railway administration. The taking934 words
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Article, Illustration1230 1988-09-02 13 THE Kelang Container Terminal (KCT), whictrls the first major privatized facility in the country, has won praises allround. including the Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamed who feels its performance is a proof of success of the Government's privatization policy. In fact, it is1,230 words
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Article1213 1988-09-02 14 ROLE OF TRADE FACILITATOR THE port is pushing for direct delivery as this means cargoes do not sit in transit sheds anymore. About 80 per cent of the cargo at the conventional berths are now delivered directly. Considerable savings to importers is obvious since they do not1,213 words
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Article, Illustration787 1988-09-02 14 MALAYSIA'S intention of achieving maritime status is, quite simply, to increase the size of the national merchant fleet in order to carry a large proportion of the nation's external trade. This is aimed largely to reduce the outflow of foreign exchange on account787 words
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Article, Illustration1247 1988-09-02 15 THE Malaysian National Ports Study <NPS> was adopted by the Government recently. The report is significant, especially that a comprehensive port planning policy is being attempted but its specifc findings are sometimes mere conjecture rather than substantive since its recommendations do not reflect the dynamic1,247 words
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Advertisement90 1988-09-02 11 CONTENTS Playing a positive role in national economy Page 12 KCT blazes the trail Page 13 Some changes are visible at Port Klang Page 14 Need for a central agency for maritime development Page 14 New directions in port planning Page 15 Articles written by G. DURAIRAJ Kelang Port Authority90 words
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Advertisement240 1988-09-02 12 LEMBAGA PELABUHAN KELANG di atas Ulang Tahun Ke 25 Dengan Ucapan Tulus Ikhlas daripada SELANGOR COASTAL SHIP OPERATORS ASSOCIATION (Persatuan Operator-Operator Perkapalan Persisiran Pantai Selangor) PENGERUSI MOHD NOOR AHMAD (Johore Shipping Sdn. Bhd.) NAIB PENGERUSI LOW CHEE BENG (Pasti Berjaya Sdn. Bhd.) BENDAHARI SIM KENG HUA (Jambatan Merah Sdn. Bhd.)240 words
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Advertisement203 1988-09-02 13 LLOCKUORK PRL WITH OUR NEW STRENGTHS NEW EFFICIENCY Kelang Container Terminal (KC7) combines local experience and international expertise to give a new level of dynamic efficiency to its containerizatiori services. Adding to its strengths is the partnership of P O Australia Ltd, who are involved in wharf-owning, cargo and material203 words
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Advertisement205 1988-09-02 13 NEPLINE SDN. BHD. Government approved FREIGHT FORWARDER, SHIPBROKER and CHARTERER General Agents lor: NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES (NOL) THE NORTH AMERICA PACIFIC and ATLANTIC COAST SERVICES (TPA) STRAITS/AUSTRALIA SERVICE (ANRO) FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE (ACE) SOUTH EAST ASIA and SOUTH ASIA SERVICES. OMEX FAR EAST/MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE (MED CLUB) MPPL MALAYSIA/SINGAPORE/INDONESIA/THAILAND CCNI (CHILEAN205 words
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Advertisement527 1988-09-02 14 In J I ilAili i |i|4 f%[UDI SELAT ITmITOKELANG UTARA PELABUHAN KELANG I elabuhan Kelang pintu masuk melalut |alan laut ke Semenanjung Satu kilometer M dan pelabuhan ini terletak M projek PKNS yang terbesar di bandar Ftoiabuhan Kelang Kawasan perumahan ini dihubungi dengan kemudahan jalanraya yang baik yang sedia ada527 words
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Advertisement479 1988-09-02 15 list of advertisers Bintulu Port Authority Kelang Container Terminal KTM Lep International Nepline Sdn Bhd PKNS Selangor Selangor Coastal Shipping Tanjungria Shipping Sdn Bhd We'll carry your business worldwide The integrated services we offer: When your business calls for freight forwarding services, you w ill need an organisation with global479 words
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LEISURE
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Article, Illustration725 1988-09-02 16 TERRY TRUCCO - By TERRY TRUCCO NYT BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN. Peter Gabriel and Sting along with other leading rock musicians will perform at Wembley Stadium in London today, beginning a six-week concert tour of five continents for Amnesty International, which monitors human rights abuses But in a makeshift office atNYT - 725 words
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Article, Illustration825 1988-09-02 17 BERNARD HOLLAND - The public sale of young talent is being conducted at rather merciless terms. It may not amount to child abuse, but it is still a form of robbery, argues BERNARD HOLLAND. BERNARD HOLLAND NYT THE PROMOTING, encouraging and marketing of child prodigies may not constituteNYT - 825 words
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Miscellaneous681 1988-09-02 17 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 4 Work out to get in shape? (6) 7 Old Harry's only half evil! (3.5) 8 Birds we lost, maybe (6) 10 Girl's name for a major road in the city (5) 13 Measure the back door (4) 14 Just about no place 7 (4) 15 An681 words
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Miscellaneous1279 1988-09-02 17 w acE) sacDcicD Zach puts them on the line m T X' I FRIDAY AT THE MOVIES A Chorus Line '10.10pm, Channel 5 Insecurities, secret thoughts and intimate emotions are revealed when hopefuls vying for a part in a Broadway chorus line are put through a rigorous selection process. Michael1,279 words
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SPORTS
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Article, Illustration442 1988-09-02 18 Israeli contender in top form AP IVAN LENDL's journey toward a fourth straight US Open title was nearly derailed In the opening round on Wednesday night. Lendl, who had never lost a set in nine previous first-round Open matches, went the limitAP - 442 words
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273 1988-09-02 18 Reuter AMERICAN TOMMY HO on Wednesday could have become the youngest winner ever in US Open history, but had to settle instead for being the youngest loser. Ho, at 15 years and two months, lost his first-round match against compatriot Johan KriekReuter - 273 words
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Article, Illustration975 1988-09-02 18 BARRY WOOD - By BARRY WOOD ANDRE AGASSI may not realise it, but he carries a heavy responsibility upon his shoulders. Indeed, he could hold the future prosperity of the game in his hands. Aged just 18 and ranked No. 4 in the world, he appears975 words
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212 1988-09-02 18 UPI GLENN HUBBARD squeezed home the game's lone run in the sixth inning and Dave Stewart outduelled Roger Clemens on Tuesday night, leading the Oakland Athletics to a 1-0 victory over the Boston Red Sox. Boston remained a half-game behind first-place DetroitUPI - 212 words
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Article68 1988-09-02 18 AFP DOUG MOUNTJOY of Pontypool led a Welsh charge into the fourth round of the £225.000 international snooker tournament in Stoke-on-Trent. England Weight-watcher Mountjoy, who has shed a stone in six months, had no trouble beating Sheffield-based David Martin 5-1 for a place in theAFP - 68 words
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441 1988-09-02 18 AP GREG NORMAN is left with putting woes as a lingering reminder of an injury that sidelined him for seven weeks this season "The injury has healed It's 100 per cent," the Australian star said before a final practice round for the CAP - 441 words
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Article, Illustration560 1988-09-02 18 AP STEVE CRAM's Olympic dreams appeared seriously in doubt after an injury in a track meet in the central Italian town of Rieti, raising the possibility of a role for Sebastian Coe as a substitute on the British track team at theAP - 560 words
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Article746 1988-09-02 18 AFP AFP THE FORMIDABLE frame of West Germany's Michael Gross stands firmly in the way of Matt Biondi's dream of emulating Mark Spitz and capturing seven Olympic swimming gold medals. For in two of his individual races, the 200 m freestyle and 100 m butterfly,AFP - 746 words
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Article, Illustration557 1988-09-02 18 Mike Cashmore - MO MMIST with Mike Cashmore IN OUR PURSUIT of fitness and that ideal body, we are concerned with achieving results quickly. This need has led to the proliferation of specialised and in some cases very sophisticated exercise equipment which enable some fitness centres557 words
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COMPANIES & STOCK MARKETS
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TAKING STOCK...
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Article, Illustration526 1988-09-02 19 HOCK LOCK SIEW THERE SEEMS to be no end to the Kind of corporate gymnastics that United Industrial Corporation can perform. The big talk around town is that its 78.8 per cent stake in property subsidiary, First Capital Corporation, could change hands soon. A few names haveHOCK LOCK SIEW - 526 words
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Article319 1988-09-02 19 Property trusts KL is ahead IT LOOKS like Kuala Lumpur has stolen a march on Singapore on the property front. After years of deliberation, the Malaysians are going ahead with the launch of a property trust. A Kuala Lumpur-based financial institution has set up a joint venture with Aust-Wide Management319 words
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330 1988-09-02 19 Reuter GOODMAN FIELDER Wattie Ltd is to sell its 29.99 per cent stake in British food group Ranks Hovis McDougall PLC following the referral of its bid for RHM to the UK Monopolies Commission The £17 billion takeover bid lapsed earlier this month whenReuter - 330 words
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Article114 1988-09-02 19 BANDAR RAYA Developments Bhd has reported group profit after tax and minorities of Msl 96 million (Msl 57 million) on turnover of Msl4 22 million (Msl6 83 million) and investment income of Ms 2 44 million (MS2 92 million) for the six months ended June 30.114 words
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Article75 1988-09-02 19 Bernama DEVELOPMENT AND COMMERCIAL Bank Bhd intends to acquire 950.000 shares or 19 per cent of D&C Leasing Sdn Bhd from Syed Kechik Holdings Sdn Bhd for M 51.53 million cash The leasing company is a 51 per cent owned subsidiary of the bankBernama - 75 words
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Article, Illustration601 1988-09-02 19 CORRINA LIM - Plans to capture more work in Gulf area By CORRINA LIM SEMBAWANG MARITIME Ltd has claimed to be the biggest salvor in the world in the past two years in terms of number of ships salvaged, tonnage and number of people saved601 words
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483 1988-09-02 19 ROSIE TAN - By ROSIE TAN FOOD-BASED GIANT Cold Storage Holdings PLC has reported a profit of $6 83 million after tax for the six months to July 1988, an increase of 12.5 per cent over the same period last year. But directors483 words
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598 1988-09-02 19 ALVIN TAY - By ALVIN TAY HONG LEONG Finance, the biggest finance company in Singapore. has chalked up a 21.5 per cent rise in group attributable profit to $12 million for the interim six months. Like most other finance companies. the buoyant performance of598 words
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164 1988-09-02 19 Bernama THE PROPOSED flotation of KFC Holdings Bhd (KFCH) on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange will enable the company to raise additional equity capital to enlarge its capital base, its parent company, Innovest Bhd, said Replying to queries from the KLSE, Innovest, which ownsBernama - 164 words
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STOCK EXCHANGE OF SINGAPORE
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Article32 1988-09-02 20 Company RIGHTS ISSUE F N Two-for five J300 per share Ex-date: Sep 5 Books close: Sep IS Raleigh Seven-for-two S1 00 per share Ex-date: Aug 31 Books close: Sep 1432 words
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Article299 1988-09-02 20 Company RIGHTS ISSUE AMDS One-for-four $0 50 per shore C 1 Holdings 27 million loan stocks in the ratio of $3 loan stock for every five ordinary shares held Duta Cons One-for-one $1 10 per share F A C B One-for-one $060 per share General Corp Issue of299 words
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Article161 1988-09-02 20 SINGATRONICS Limited: EGM at Board Room, #0601/06. 512 Chai Chee Lane.Bedok Industrial Estate. Singapore 1646 on Thursday. Sep 8, at 11am. QAF Limited AGM at Hyatt Regency, Singapore, Sir Stamford Room, 10/12 Scotts Road, Singapore 0922 on Friday, Sep 9. at 11am. MBf FINANCE Bertiad: 17th AGM at161 words
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Article324 1988-09-02 20 Managers' prices for Sep 2 UOB Management Umhjnd 090 090 Singapore Unit Trust Unibond 1005 1 03 The Commerce 096 1 02 MA K A Bumi putr a The Fund oas 091 First B potra 620 6 25 S pore Prog fund 0« 044 Second B'putra 563 568324 words
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Article, Illustration687 1988-09-02 20 GALEN CHAY - by GALEN CHAY SHARE PRICES in Singapore yesterday tumbled in early trading in reaction to Tokyo's sharp fall but recovered in the afternoon. Within half an hour of the opening bell, the Straits Times Industrial Index plunged 18.65 points to 1,017.94 points following the687 words
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Article5266 1988-09-02 20 EP 1988 Tal High Low Code Company Last Sale crGr'a Gr'» DIv DIv Y'ld Net Vol Day C'vr p/E ('000) High Low Last Quota Buyer Sellei SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL ft COMMERCIAL 141 85 218 167 135 460 186 350 129 167 177 297 59% 354 555 5655,266 words
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SES/KLSE
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Article, Illustration3380 1988-09-02 21 MBT SHARE PRICES overcame a weak start to close firmer on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Trading volume was extremely thin as the big boys continued to stay away. Participation was mainly by the man-in-the-street. But despite the general absence ofMBT - 3,380 words
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396 1988-09-02 21 MBT A JOINT VENTURE company formed by an Australian company and a Malaysian financial institution has received approval in principle to launch a MJIOO million property trust in Malaysia The approval in principle was given by the informal committee which is chaired byMBT - 396 words
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Article656 1988-09-02 21 Cwtwl p y m# n t Ex dMa Books doM i! Total tor N year Total toi lest yea Alax Hldgs 6% lb) Aug 30 Sop 9 Sop 26 6% 4% Boto 8% til Sop 9 Sop 23 Oct 12 8% 22% Borjuntai 3% Aug 19 Sop 2656 words
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Article456 1988-09-02 21 BONDS, LOANS WARRANTS Company Eipiry/ maturity date Coupon <%) Chuon Hup Wrts 1991 City Dev ftoodi 1994 5V4 City Dev Wrti 1992 Dunlop Est CULS 1988 8% G Corp CULS 1989 10 H Prop Roods H Prop Wrts 1993 1993 4 M Toi-Pan Wrti 1992 JC-MPH Loon JC-MPH Wrts A456 words
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REGIONAL MARKETS
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Article, Illustration574 1988-09-02 22 Reuter OPTIMISM is the dominant sentiment before tomorrows launch of full-fledged stock index futures trade on Japan's two major stock exchanges The Tokyo Stock Exchange will launch TOPIX (Tokyo Stock Price Index) futures trading, and the Osaka Stock Exchange will start trading theReuter - 574 words
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241 1988-09-02 22 FT NOMURA SECURITIES is negotiating to buy a majority stake in GNP Commodities, a Chicago futures and options firm, as part of the rapidly accelerating investment by Japanese institutions in the city's market makers So far this year, Daiwa, Nikko andFT - 241 words
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Article, Illustration617 1988-09-02 22 Tokyo Reuter SHARE prices closed down but above their lows in subdued afternoon activity yesterday after dropping all morning in reaction to an overnight rally by the dollar against the yen, brokers said. "The market is still very nervous and will continue to trade as a functionReuter - 617 words
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Article, Illustration570 1988-09-02 22 Australia Reuter THE AUSTRALIAN share market drifted off its lows, but still closed sharply weaker yesterday as it traded in line with the falling Japanese market. Brokers said the market picked up slightly near the close, as some investors bought cheaper stocks One broker said yesterday's resultReuter - 570 words
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Article, Illustration1459 1988-09-02 22 Hongkong HONGKONG share prices closed slightly easier but above earlier lows in thin trading yesterday. The Hang Seng Index ended 10 48 points down at 2,433 32. Brokers said a lack of fresh news prompted traders to follow Tokyo. When Tokyo opened easier, sellers shaved 35 points1,459 words
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Article265 1988-09-02 22 Reuter SEOUL share prices closed higher in weak trading yesterday with buying pressure concentrated on blue-chips and financial stocks. The Composite Index gained 11.24 points to finish at 675.67 on a turnover of 104 9 billion won against 88 6 billion on Wednesday "Many investors were relievedReuter - 265 words
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Article167 1988-09-02 22 Reuter SHARE PRICES in Manila slipped across the board on profit-taking yesterday, triggered by sharp price drops in the Tokyo and Hongkong markets. "The investors seemed to be losing their confidence again after hearing this news and I think their fear is reasonable," said Wilson Sy, presidentReuter - 167 words
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Article168 1988-09-02 22 Reuter THE SECURITIES Exchange of Thailand Index eased 3 18 to 433 37 points yesterday on a turnover of 4,697,489 shares worth 322.93 million baht Reuter 01 SAHT 1 Ao Kham Thai 1 Ayudhya Investment 1 Bangkok Agro-lnd Bangkok Bank Bank 0» Ayudhya Charoong Thai WireReuter - 168 words
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Article372 1988-09-02 22 Reuter THE TAIWAN stock index gained steam yesterday after an early morning dip and ended the day sharply higher The weighted index rose 94.14 points, or 1.2 per cent, to 7,774.62 from Wednesday's 7.680.48 close after dipping to a morning low of 7,606 48 shortly after theReuter - 372 words
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Article161 1988-09-02 22 Reuter BOMBAY share prices rose sharply on a broad front for the third consecu- tive day yesterday on heavy and sustained institutional buying, brokers said They said an announcement by Reliance Petrochemicals Ltd that its five-billion rupee deben- ture issue had been heavily oversubscribed cheered the market.Reuter - 161 words
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Article200 1988-09-02 22 Reuter A FALL in the Tokyo share market in morning trading sent leading shares sharpi ly lower in New Zealand I yesterday, brokers said. We got hammered But it wasn t on huge voli ume." one broker said. The Barclays Index fell 30 01 points toReuter - 200 words
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Article, Illustration860 1988-09-02 23 New York Reuter WALL STREET stocks finished with a modest loss for the second consecutive session on Wednesday as investors remained on the sidelines ahead of new jobs data due today and a long holiday weekend. Traders said interest rates are still calling the tuneReuter - 860 words
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Article, Illustration958 1988-09-02 23 London Reuter EQUITIES opened a few pence lower yesterday, after an early mark down, chiefly in response to a sharp fall on the Tokyo exchange, weakened by dollar gains against the yen. Dealers said the market's reaction to the decline in Japanese stocks highlighted its nervous stateReuter - 958 words
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Article127 1988-09-02 23 HONGKONG Hongkong Index Thursday 1.608 25 Wednesday 1.615 63 Week ogo 1.663 24 Hang Seng Index Thursday 2.***** Wednesday 2.443 80 Week ago 2.520 86 All Industrials Thursday 2.506 6 Wednesday 2.5481 Week ago 2 641 4 NEW YORK Dow Jones Wednesday 2.***** Tuesday *****3 Week ogo 2.027127 words
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Article, Illustration767 1988-09-02 23 Reuter AB VOLVO chairman Pehr G Gyllenhammar has predicted that world demand for cars would soon level off or perhaps even decline, but said diversification would help his company ride out the downturn. "The world car market has been so exceptionally strongReuter - 767 words
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382 1988-09-02 23 FT THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION is planning further proposals to increase airline competition. In addition it is hoping to accelerate plans to create "some form of control at the European level over airline mergers", Mr Peter Sutherland, the European Commissioner in charge ofFT - 382 words
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155 1988-09-02 23 Reuter ANOTHER 8,000 jobs in the US securities industry may vanish in the next couple of months, on top of 16.000 jobs already lost because of last year's market crash, industry analysts in New York say. Profits on Wall Street have been squeezedReuter - 155 words
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Article2162 1988-09-02 23 Reuter AMSTERDAM: Dutch share prices yesterday ended a day of lacklustre trading lower mainly due to investor cautiousness ahead of the release of US unemployment data today, dealers said. There is still a basic lack of confidence on the market so people wait eagerly for clues likeReuter - 2,162 words
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Article, Illustration533 1988-09-02 24 JEFFREY TSANG - Project worth $40m to be completed by year-end By JEFFREY TSANG A $40 MILLION supercomputer bureau the first in South-east Asia will be set up by year-end to service academic institutions, government agencies, private sector companies as well as regional clients. Set up by533 words
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287 1988-09-02 24 AP JAPANESE INVESTMENT in China has nearly doubled in the past year and should continue to grow rapidly following the signing of an investment protection accord, a Chinese official has said. Chu Baotai, deputy director of the Foreign Investment Bureau of the Ministry of ForeignAP - 287 words
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271 1988-09-02 24 MORE BUILDINGS will be put up at the Science Park in preparation for an expected influx of more high-technology companies. The general manager of the National Computer Board, Mr Lim Swee Say, said the board's pipeline" of companies considering the271 words
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389 1988-09-02 24 Reuter CHINA and the Soviet Union found common ground as well as differences during talks on Cambodia which finished yesterday. A Chinese foreign ministry spokesman said the talks were beneficial, enhanced mutual understanding and took place in a "business-like, frank and pragmatic atmosphere". His commentsReuter - 389 words
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306 1988-09-02 24 THE SOVIET newspaper Pravda yesterday called for an overhaul of the Soviet food industry, reporting widespread shortages and admitting that consumption figures had been falsified. In the most candid description to date of the daily battle faced by Soviet shoppers, the Communist Party306 words
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329 1988-09-02 24 AFP THE COMMITTEE coordinating strikes in the northern Polish port of Gdansk yesterday instructed strikers to end their two-week-old action at 1200 GMT The decision, which was announced at a mass meeting on Wednesday night at the giant Lenin shipyards, cameAFP - 329 words
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254 1988-09-02 24 NST THE MALAYSIAN economy continued to improve in the first quarter of 1988. registering a growth rate of 7.5 per cent, said a Bank Negara quarterly report. This performance came on the back of a 7.1 per cent growth in theNST - 254 words
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183 1988-09-02 24 Reuter INDIAN LEGISLATORS (ought each other and tore microphones from tables in unprecedented scenes in parliament yesterday, eyewitnesses said Members of parliament started yelling at each other, then came to blows in a row triggered by police teargassing and batoncharging an opposition delegationReuter - 183 words
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357 1988-09-02 24 AFP A MALAYSIAN Supreme Court judge heading a tribunal probing government allegations of gross misconduct against five colleagues has stepped down from the panel Attorney-General Abu Talib Othman said yesterday Malaysian King Sultan Iskandar had consented to Judge Hashim Yeop Sani's decision to leaveAFP - 357 words
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109 1988-09-02 24 AFP Reuter BURMESE PRESIDENT Maung Maung last night approved the re-establishment of a student union banned for 26 years, but he refused to accede to demands for the government to resign immediately. He said the movement to transform single-party rule into multi-party democracy must goAFP; Reuter - 109 words
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177 1988-09-02 24 FIVE AFGHAN warplanes bombed villages deep inside Pakistan yesterday, killing one person and prompting a strong protest from Islamabad. Foreign Ministry spokesman Nasir Jamal said it may have been the deepest violation of Pakistani territory in Afghanistan's 10-year-old civil war. Mr Nasir said the177 words
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Article101 1988-09-02 24 Reuter COMEX GOLD futures slipped in early dealings yesterday following a firm dollar, but market participation was winding down on the approach of the three-day US holiday weekend The December delivery was off US$O 70 at US$439 20 an ounce after holding a narrow range ofReuter - 101 words
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Article67 1988-09-02 24 AFP MORE THAN 30 buses and commercial vehicles were hijacked and set on fire yesterday during rioting in several Catholic areas of West Belfast overnight following the killings of three Irish Republican Army men by the security forces, the Royal Ulster Constabulary said. SecurityAFP - 67 words
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66 1988-09-02 24 UPI UN SECRETARY-General Javier Perez de Cuellar turned mediation of moribund IranIraq peace talks over to a special representative yesterday. saying he would return only if absolutely necessary. Taking over in the effort to get the two Gulf enemies to move the talks from squareUPI - 66 words
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Article41 1988-09-02 24 UPI EIGHT STUDENTS and a teacher committed suicide in separate incidents as the new school term began in Japan yesterday, and education critics pointed to the intense pressure of Japanese schools as a possible reason UPIUPI - 41 words
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Article36 1988-09-02 24 Reuter THE PHILIPPINES' foreign debt rose to a record U5528.95 billion at the end of April from the previous high of U5528.65 billion at endMarch, central bank data showed. ReuterReuter - 36 words
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41 1988-09-02 24 AFP WEST GERMAN industrial output, including energy, building and mining, fell by 2.2 per cent in July from June, on the basis of seasonally corrected but provisional figures, the Bonn economics ministry announced yesterday AFPAFP - 41 words
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Article38 1988-09-02 24 UPI THE FRENCH NAVY dispatched a patrol boat to stand guard yesterday over a West German freighter anchored off the port of Le Havre with 2,000 tonnes of Italian toxic wastes on board.UPI - 38 words
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Article34 1988-09-02 24 Reuter SIKH MILITANTS used a mine for the first time yesterday in their bloody campaign for an independent homeland, blowing up a police vehicle and killing two militiamen. ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Advertisement477 1988-09-02 22 NOTICES IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT. CAP. 50 AND Machine-Tech Engineering Pte Ltd (In Members' Voluntary Liquidation) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the abovenamed company duly convened and held at 50 Jin. Sultan #21-04 Jalan Sultan Centre, Singapore 0719 on 27th day of August 1988 the following477 words
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Advertisement453 1988-09-02 22 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CHAPTER 50 SPRAYSAFE FIRE EQUIPMENT (S) PTE. LTD MEMBERS'VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION [At an Extraordinary I General Meeting of th< Company convened am held on Thursday, 1 Sep tember 1988 at 11.00 a.m. at Spraysafe House, Cor ringham Road Industria Estate, Gainsborough Lincolnshire. DN2I IQB453 words
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Advertisement162 1988-09-02 22 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMAPNIES ACT. CAP 50 AND IN THE MATTER OF BEST HOUSING PTE LTD (MEMBERS VOLUNTARY WINDING UP) Notice is hereby given that the creditors of the abovenamed Company, which is being wound up voluntarily are required on or before the 26th September 1968. to send162 words
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Advertisement284 1988-09-02 24 Oh Elton! What did you buy? WE'VE SEEN Elton John the rock star, entertainer, football club owner. What next? Elton John the serious collector? You'd better believe it. Executive Lifestyle tomorrow explores the astounding squirrel in Elton John. In two decades of popularity, the outrageous man of pop has amassed284 words
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Advertisement10 1988-09-02 24 Rangoon grinds to halt at start of strika, PAGE 410 words
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Advertisement9 1988-09-02 24 Is killing start of nsw UK policy? PAGE 49 words
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Article105 1988-09-02 25 Reuter THE GREEK Port Employees Union. Omile, has cancelled a strike for the first week of September which would have affected eight major Greek ports A spokesman said the strike scheduled for Sep 1-7 was cancelled due to pressure inside Omile. but did not elaborate.Reuter - 105 words
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368 1988-09-02 25 G DURAIRAJ - By G DURAIRAJ THE MOVE by Kontena Nasional to increase haulage ra*es has drawn criticism from shipping agents and users Several agents contacted felt the higher rates cannot be justified in view of the low level of service offered by the haulier.368 words
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310 1988-09-02 25 FT CARNIVAL Cruise Lines of Miami, the world's third biggest cruise company, looked virtually certain to take over Royal Admiral Cruises, the sector's second biggest operator. Mr Micky Arison, president, said Carnival had agreed to buy just under 70 per cent ofFT - 310 words
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Article109 1988-09-02 25 Reuter CNW CORP will resume negotiations on a new contract with the United Transportation Union to resolve an impasse that caused a brief strike earlier this month until Congress imposed a cooling-off period to keep the Chicago-based railroad in full operation. CNW spokesmanReuter - 109 words
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Article228 1988-09-02 25 Reuter THE Australia-Northbound Shipping Conference said its currency adjustment factor (CAF) for the Australia East Asia section, covering the Philippines. Hongkong and Taiwan, will be altered to minus 5 52 per cent from minus 1.70 per cent, effective Oct 1. The CAF for Australia to Japan/Korea willReuter - 228 words
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1507 1988-09-02 26 NYT IT IS A STEAMY summer day and hundreds of tourists swarm into the embarkation terminal at the port m Maimi At least six gleaming white cruise ships are lined up. bow to stern, ready to leave But the activity is most intense aroundNYT - 1,507 words
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Article1054 1988-09-02 26 AB S^pg v 5 ABC Contomer IX 1 Accord Shpg vi 3 AdriC* Shpg xh 2 Ahrenk»el liner X 4 Alltrons VII 3 AC Toepler XI 5 A me neon Tpt xi l 2 A»uo Service iv 2 3 Arrpw lines IX 5 As.an Ocean XI 41,054 words
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372 1988-09-02 27 Lloyd's List THE NEW YORK and New Jersey Port Authority is preparing to spend up to US$l 5 million in cash incentives to shippers over the next 16 months as part of an initiative aimed at boosting its share of mid-west cargoes Under a schemeLloyd's List - 372 words
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144 1988-09-02 27 Seatrade Week JAPANESE conference lines in the trade to Japan are to send a second ship into Port Adelaide an event which the government hails as marking a new era of relations between the two countries The port authority estimates the extraSeatrade Week - 144 words
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324 1988-09-02 27 KINGSLEY WOOD - By KINGSLEY WOOD PACIFIC RIM ports must work together to minimise trade barriers for both importers and exporters, chairman of Melbourne Port Authority Peter Rocke told the Fourth Pan Pacific seminar He said Australian ports also had to look over the horizon and324 words
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Article343 1988-09-02 27 Sep 6-9 Baltexpo '88. 4th international maritime exhibition, Gdansk, Poland. Sep 13-16 3rd International conference on stability and handling of liquid fuels. Institute of Petroleum conference, The Cavendish Conference Centre, 20 Duchess Mews, London Wl. Sep 15-16 Singapore International Bunkering Conference (SIBCON '88) will be held at Marina343 words
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Article1301 1988-09-02 32 REPORTS of further Soviet time-charter business again provided the main talking point on the freight market on Wednesday, shipbrokers said Details emerged for the Soviet fixing on time-charter of the Apiliotis of 60.000 tonnes dw from the Continent for a South American round trip at U559,500 daily and1,301 words
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10372 1988-09-02 32 AARHUS Ville de Me'cere CM D Afretfement Aug 3i Mae-sn Pans Mie s* une Sep 1 La Se«re TrioT Sept London Eapress Trio* Sap t(M) Eva' Ga'iand Eve'green Sap 3 M»ng P'opitiou# Vang Ming Sap 3 Chun Ma China Ocean Sap10,372 words
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Article1708 1988-09-02 32 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES P «jng Pe'Q4 j4 02 09 1500 04 09 OflOC p SuTOffO a 02 C® OflOC: 04 09 OflOC Vessel Berth Arrival Departure ®ogo»ro5 IV B S*ong' >o J3 JO 02 09 0R3C 02 09 0b 3C 0209 2359 0509 230C KEPPEL WHARVES Bo'be'1,708 words
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Article126 1988-09-02 34 Area/Port Viscosity Density Water CST at 50C G/ML at 15C Volume 0/0 Africa/Red Sea Jeddah 70/186 0.938/0.957 0.0/3.1 Durban 132/195 0.982/0.991 0.0/0.8 Arabian Gulf Ras Tartora 168/268 0.950/0.987 0.0/0.2 Bahrain 182/184 0.976/0.977 0.1/0.1 Europe Rotterdam 31/539 0.955/1.010 0.0/2.0 Hamburg 34/395 0.932/0.989 0.0/0.9 Le Havre 31/158 0.938/0.985126 words
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360 1988-09-02 36 Ma nila Chronicle THE ASIAN Development Bank has agreed to provide technical assistance to the Philippines for a feeder ports project. The technical assistance grant of US$5OO,OOO will be financed from the Japan Special Fund, the ADB said in a press statement FeederMa nila Chronicle - 360 words
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134 1988-09-02 36 NEARLY 1,500 delegates from 50 countries are expected to attend Gastech 88, the largest LNG and LPG conference to be held this year. Participants attending the mammoth event, to be held in Kuala Lumpur from Oct 18-21, will hear presentations on virtually all134 words
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Advertisement744 1988-09-02 25 <W TIMES STP Distributors Dedicated to C2"olity sefvice JAHOINE SHIPPING AGENCIES 200 Cantonment Raid #'2-05 Southpoiffl Smgapon 0206 Tel *****11 TeleißS ***** facsimile *****09 TERMINALCFS TH *****18 *****19. *****20 FOR CUSTOMER SERVICE INOUIRIES ANO BOOKINGS T« *****301 PESAU JAROINE SHIPPING AGENCIES SDN BHO PORT KEIANG Tel *****18 Tale. MA *****744 words
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Advertisement138 1988-09-02 25 Carnival goes on a spending spree, Page II rniui IT IS A STEAMY summer day and hundreds of tourists swarm into the embarkation terminal at the port in Maimi. At least six gleaming white cruise ships are lined up, bow to stern, ready to leave. But the activity is most138 words
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Advertisement959 1988-09-02 25 TIMES STP Distributors PulXi*fwr»9 Group LINE YOU ARE AHEAD WITH OUR ARRIVALS FM EUROPE EVERY MONDAY Voy Spor. om p WlllyM Kelanj This wee* M Rotterdam Oovng *,me CV 79 2300 HRS CFS 79 300 H«S M ROTTERDAM M TOKYO AXEL M ANDERS M LUNA M M PARIS This wee*959 words
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Advertisement587 1988-09-02 26 u Hapag-Lloyd CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT BENALDER BENAVON OSAKA BAY KASUGA MARU KAGA LARGS BAY ALSO ACCEPTING CARGO TO ALL UK INLAND DESTINATIONS, BELFAST. DUBLIN COPENHAGEN. AARHUS. GOTHENBURG. MALMO HELSINKI. OSLO. AMSTERDAM. CARIBBEAN S AMERICA CONTAINER SERVICE FROM UK/CONTINENT ROAM/ ANTWERP LE HAVRE VOY NO HAMBURG OSAKA BAY KASUGA MARU587 words
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Advertisement17 1988-09-02 26 Lines and services represented by Members of the Registry of Accredited Shipping Agents. Singapore National Shipping Association17 words
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Advertisement533 1988-09-02 26 (S3 C S AV Corrpanta Sud Americana de Vapcres S A. Lmc f'.t 167? CARGO FOR PUNTA ARENAS TALCAHUAN0 (SAN VICENTE) ACCEPTED WITH T/S VIA VALPARAISO Agents Singapore *****00 K Lumpur *****25/6/8. *****19. Bookings *****08 P Kelang *****18 POLISH OCEAN LINES*--Optorg Shipping Pie Ltd Tel *****44 p Kelang 3M7001 2533 words
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Advertisement1240 1988-09-02 27 The Straits Steamship Group ll: > Mansfield Container Sgr Shipping Pte Ltd P&O Containers '"container service to uk/continentT) 10*00* EXPRESS BENALOCR MNAVON OSAKA SAT KASUGA MARU MCA LARGS BAT HONG KONG EXPRESS S pore P KlMf S ton H burg B m«*n Rdim L« Hj in PI aw aw an1,240 words
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Advertisement665 1988-09-02 27 APPOINTMENT mm m MFr WORLD-WIDE SHIPPING GROUP invites suitably qualified candidates to apply for the post of: TECHNICAL STAFF (Based in Hong Kong) The ideal candidate should be Marine Engineer aged between 25 to 35 years and have ready mobility in outport assignments to attend group vessels world-wide, if required.665 words
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Advertisement441 1988-09-02 28 IISINOSE 1 MARITIME PTE LTD (d» ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES IRANIAN SERVICE IRAN EKRAM IRAN BAYAN IRAN ELHAM Singapore 4/9 2nd Call 4/9 12/9 Loading (or BANDAR ABBAS BANDAR ABBAS BANDAR ABBAS KYOWA LINE PNC/8. PACIFIC SERVICE Singapore Loading for: k 1/10 LAE. PMB. HRA OCEANIA EXPRESS V-20441 words
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Advertisement948 1988-09-02 28 ]t£ S LINE ULLV CONTAINERISED' SERVICE TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ Member of the Ace Cornortum fUUY CONTAINERISED TO FROM NOR'H AMERICA WfS! COASi BU LA OAK SEA 17 It 30/9 210 16? 279 179 »9 2,9 16.9 271 249 710 910 211 410 MO 1410 16/10 309 11/10 •FDR«IOTHER VESSEL948 words
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Advertisement191 1988-09-02 28 FREIGHT LINKS EXPRESS PTE LTD DIRECT SERVICE TO BOMBAY KARACHI: ETA 10 9 20 9 AFGHANISTAN NEW SERVICE KABUL/HAIRATAN/TORGHUNDI 20/9 8/10 AUSTRALIA/ NEW ZEALAND SYDNEY, MELBOURNE FREMANTLE Also occcpting to Darwin AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON, LYTTLETON, DUNE DIN 4 NAPIER EUROPE HAMBURG, ROTTERDAM, BARCELONA FELIXSTOWE, LONDON, ANTWERP Alio occapfing to-. Scandinavian 4191 words
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Advertisement1066 1988-09-02 28 JmiFFINU IIMES, Friday, September 2, 1988 EVERGREEN r..ii rs. A Full Container Sen/ice Round-The-World East Bound (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) ever govern 41 m 12/1 m is/i m 11 EVE* GARDEN 11/1 15/1 lt/1 1M iM a/» ever growth nn aw 221 241 2t/i io/i 3 EVER GRAND 241 27/1 211 101 1/101,066 words
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Advertisement1056 1988-09-02 29 ——i PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street, 03-00 Singapore 0106. Tel: *****33 FAR EAST CONTAINER SERVICE JAKARTA CONTAINER SERVICE SURARAYA/SEMARANG CONTAINER SERVICE VESSEL KOTA MELATI GOWA SEA GLORY KOTA MELATI KOTA EAGLE VOY SIN MO9 5/9 2958 10/9 ••02 11/9 Mll 1«/9 17SB 24/9 SBY SMG SIN 7/91,056 words
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Advertisement560 1988-09-02 29 va BEN LINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT HAM B HAVEN ROAM HAVRE 22* 241 241 2*l 2*l 2*l 211 301 2111 410 410 110 *■10 1010 1010 12/10 1210 1410 1410 IS 10 1110 mo 10 10 15.10 1110 1110 lt.lo 20 10 23 10 25 10 »/10560 words
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Advertisement657 1988-09-02 29 DJASAGETRI A Joint Europe Service Of: P.T. DJAKARTA LLOYD P.T. GESURI LLOYD P.T. SAMUDERA INDONESIA P.T. TRIKORA LLOYI EXPRESS SEMI CONTAINERSHIP SERVICES SINGAPORE TO EUROPE SRIWIJAYA/24W8 OCEAN PRIMA/UWB KUTAI/15WB S PORE ANTWERP H BURG/ ROAM/ADAM BREMEN 5- 919 14/10 18/10 24-2619 26/10 29/10 30/9-3/10 26/10 31/10 Subject to Inducement Alto657 words
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Advertisement386 1988-09-02 29 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES PA-AN Vl29* HAKA V 348 BURMA FIVE STAR SHIPPING CORPORATION (Burmese National Line) Loading for Rangoon > pore P.Kelang Penang Bangkok BANK LINE SEMI-CONTAINFR SERVICE HLAvv Lin capability NORTHBOUND TO UKC SPORE RDAM HULL HMBG IVYBANK V22N 11/9 i 0 /10 15/10 12/10 MORAY BAN K *V6N386 words
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Advertisement773 1988-09-02 30 K LINK KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. ORIENTAL FREEDOM ORIENTAL FAITH ORIENTAL FRIENDSHIP AMBASSADOR BRIDGE N. AMERICA-ATLANTIC COAST VOY *INDO •PK/PNG SGP NYC HFX 15/10 19/10 22/10 26/10 29/10 2/11 5/11 9/11 NEPTUNE GARNET ORIENTAL FREEDOM ORIENTAL FAITH ORIENTAL FRIENDSHIP VOY LB 15 23/7 •PK/PNG 'INDO N. AMERICA PACIFIC SOUTH-WEST FEEDER773 words
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Advertisement337 1988-09-02 30 S pore Durban P Eliz C Town Accepting Containers Only UNITY 8209F OSAKA MARU 6141F VENTO 0703F HAYAKAWA MARU 6240F 22/9 239 3/10 12/10 25/9 25/9 8/10 14/10 CANOPUS 0502 C VAAL ***** Mil// tPJ 0 Eliz C Town Durban 10 8 12.8 24 8 26 8 27/1 30 8337 words
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Advertisement712 1988-09-02 30 TULSIDAS V 37 KALIDAS 39 tulsidas v a KALIDAS »4C AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accepting FCL/FCL Containers Singapore p pi 3' j Penang Loading tor Mother Vsl By rror' B» feeder is Sept 8 Sept 8 Sep' f'trr Metb Sf(M Adel 11 Oct 3 Oct 3 Oct frem Mdb S»dr712 words
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Advertisement601 1988-09-02 30 GOLDEN LINE GUAN GUAM SHIPPING (PTE) LTD 23 Tela* Ayer Street SINGAPORE 0104 TEL 5343W (10 LINES) Fai *****4 STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: Spore P Keiang Perung GOLDEN BEAR Cotarbo Ka'achi Dubai tit Sept GOLDEN HARVEST Cotombo Karachi Dubai ?8 79 Sept CHINA SERVICE BAI YUN SHAN Shanghai HsmKang 12/14 Sept601 words
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Advertisement508 1988-09-02 30 PHIU-OmCNT LIN€S PTC LTD pr—l HEAD OFFICE 13 ROBINSON ROAD «07-1? AFRO-ASIA BUILDING SINGAPORE 0106 TELEX RS ***** PHILI FA* *****76 HTiETrrr'wzwTrwTri MOMBASA DARESSALAM ASSAB BEIRA TAMATAVE. P SUDAN REUNION TANGA P SUEZ L ATT ARIA BENGHAZI ALCIER TRIPOLI. ALEXANDRIA PORT SAID PIRAEUS CASABLANCA LIMMASOL VALETTA ADEN DJIBOUTI ft LCL508 words
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Advertisement981 1988-09-02 31 NEPTUNE AGENCIES PTE LTD FE EU/AUST TP* SEA General Enquiries: Tel: *****77 Terminal CFS BOOKINGS 27*5743 *****42 *****22 *****43 *****19 *****1S NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD A member of the ACE Consortium •EL !3 S r TW BRIDGE 44W 99) N DIAMOND 77*. (1M) lg 6 N CRYSTAL 47* (1 9„981 words
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Advertisement578 1988-09-02 31 FCIHEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels d DIRECT SERVICE TO: P. KELANG, PENANG, KEELUNG, BUSAN, INCHON STRAITS/KOREA SERVICF WEF JUNE:1 1) BUSAN SINGAPORE 2) 10 DAYS SERVICE Vessel s Name ETD BS S PORE PKELAK No 8 Doram 807N 22<M 03 05f09 06 07W •Clor.aMMl 31D9 13 14 OS IS-ltftl A578 words
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Advertisement846 1988-09-02 31 rage 1 m 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 ***** PENANG p KELANG MESSRS HAI THONG SHIPPING 127 Penaig Street. P?na*ig. Malaysia M S846 words
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Advertisement319 1988-09-02 32 SINGAPORE SHIPPING CORPORATION (PTE.) LTD. TEL 225 6868 (30 Lines) FAX *****39 *****76 TILEX RS ***** A B SSCMA RS ***** A 8 SSCAD DSR-LINES VEB DEUTFRACHT SEEREEDEREI ROSTOCK INTEGRATED CONTAINER SERVICE MEMBER OF EACON SERVICE TO EAST MEDITERRANEAN NORTH CONTINENT EUROPE -Vl* LA DMCA ACCEPTING CARGO FOR LIMASSOL, BEIRUT,319 words
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Advertisement68 1988-09-02 32 SHOFUKU LINE WEEKLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE WITH FIXED DAY ARRIVAL TO TAIWAN JAPAN VESSEL Irwi COMPAGNIE MALGACHE DE NAVIGATION I IM»P«pMcir National Shipping I ma) INDIAN OCEAN/AFRICA REGULAR SEMI-CONTAINERISED SERVICE I VESSEL |S PORE IT ON I BE HINODE KISEN CO. LTD. SPECIALISED HEAVY LIFTERS AVAILABLE MIDDLE EAST REGULAR LINER VESSEL68 words
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Advertisement2173 1988-09-02 33 r REGULAR EXPRESS FCL& LCL SERVICE DESTINATION BANGKOK PORT KELANG. PENANG HONG KONG KEELUNG KAOHSIUNG **********21 KARACHI. BOMBAY COLOMBO ETA SINGAPORE JARU BHUM 08N SIRI BHUM 382N PIYABHUM 146N j AKA BHUM 208N BUNGA BUTANG 476 I 519. 17/9, 19,*9. 28,9 5/9. 6/9, 12/9. 17/9. 19/ S. 21/9. 26.9. 28/92,173 words
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Advertisement240 1988-09-02 33 TRANS TRADING AGENCY PTE. LTD. SINGAPORE TEL: *****44 (9 LINES) FAX: *****90 0 IRAQI STATE ENTERPRISE FOR MARITIME TRANSPORT EAST BOUND SERVICE ETA S PORE LOADING FOR MV SINDBAD 159 japan WEST BOUND SERVICE MV ALWASITTI ETA S PORE 15J9 LOADING FOR Jeddah. Aqaba. Baghdad THROUGH B/Ls to BAGHDAD UPON240 words
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Advertisement518 1988-09-02 34 FINE-LINER SHIPPING PTE LTD 70 Shenton Way. 04 02C Carina House. S pore 0707 TEL: *****77 (8 Lines) TLX RS 22M1 FLINER FAX *****56 EUROPE SERVICE M I 1/10 I 3,10 I MO I IS 10 117/10 mt LLL ''LMIi ;.tv FAR EAST SERVICE i riy:PT "-i.lM'i --m i ,*3518 words
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Advertisement752 1988-09-02 34 ZIM FULL CONTAINER SERVICE accepting FCL LCL cargoej to USA East 1 West Coast Cambbcan.Eatt Canada HAITI Costa Rica. El Salvador Guatemala Honduras Venezuela Peru. Ecuador. Colombia via Miami TrinKUd. Barbados Antigua St Lucia. Montserrat. Cuayana via Kingston I-fI.y.IITTTISEJWW ■tiMTTITa'Ta AUSTRALIA CONTAINER SERVICE ACCEPT INC CARGO TO ADELAIDE VIA MELBOURNE752 words
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Advertisement449 1988-09-02 34 PBB| A COMPANIA PERUANA J 9> \SA DE VAPORES <5 K "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" J LOADING FOR CALLAO, MATARANI, ILO* AND ALL OTHER jj PERUVIAN PORTS* WITH TRANSHIPMENT AT KOBE ON 4 i CPV THROUGH BILL OF LADING TO FINAL DESTINATION Z| A Peninf* p Kelang* Singapore 5| Q MANOLOEVERETT449 words
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Advertisement539 1988-09-02 35 Seabtfcjgfe INTERCONTINENTAL LINES DESTINATIONS TORGHUNDI, HAIRATAN. KABUL. TEHRAN, DJULFA ft BAGHDAD ■a/lt. 1 1 I. YERMOSMKIN S. GOLUBKINA mm eastern block rnmz a WEEKLY FCL/LCL GROUPAGE FROM SINGAPORE PORT KELANG PENANG UK. HAM. RTM, L. HAVRE. ANT. GENOA. ARAHUS, STOCKHOLM, HEL. CPH. GOTBG. MARSEILLES, OLSO t ALL INLANO DESTINATIONS POINTS539 words
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Advertisement262 1988-09-02 35 Consolidation Service PAPUA NEW GUINEA SIN: 12/9, 16/9 PT MORESBY/LAE PACIFIC ISLANDS SIN: 8/9 NOUMEA/PT VILA/SUVA/ PAPEETE MAURITIUS REUNION ISLAND SIN: 7/9 PORT LOUIS/REUNION TRANSTAINERS dela*as-vieljeux 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 Ltd Tel: *****55 TLX RS ***** *SA EO262 words
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Advertisement485 1988-09-02 35 TEL: *****11 FAX: *****47 TELEX: RS ***** SKHST LCL/FCL SERVICE JENHOL V SON JENHOL V 81N JAKARTA JAKARTA DESTINATION BANGKOK PORT KELANG HONG KONG. CHINA PORTS KEELUNG. KAOHSIUNG MANILA BUSAN KOBE. TOKYO SYDNEY. MELBOURNE. ADELAIDE. BRISBANE ETA S PORE 10/9. 14/9 4/9 3/9. 8/9 4/9. 5/9. 11/9 8/9, 15/9 6/9485 words
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Advertisement550 1988-09-02 35 GLORY NAVIGATION GROUP I REGULAR LINER SERVICE TAIWAN TO SINGAPORE ASEAN DIRECT WEEKLY TO PORT KELANG/PENANG •AT ATTRACTIVE RATES* C/SELATAN IXV-74 G/SELATAN VIII V-13 G SELATAN VI V S3 G/SELATAN IX V-7S TBN 6 VESSELS OF LOG CARRIERS 5 VESSELS OF BRAND NEW TWIN DECKERS ON REGULAR LINER SERVICE FROM550 words
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Advertisement369 1988-09-02 35 PTC CONTAINER LINES FCL/LCL SERVICE PTC GROUP General Agents: POH TIONG CHOON SHIPPING (PTE) LTD TEL: *****66 FAX: *****41 TLX: R*****6 (MEMBER OF THE PRESS GROUP) WEEKLY CONSOL SERVICE LCL/FCL U.S.A. (East West Coast all inland points) UK/EUROPE Continents (All Ports) ALSO ACCEPTING CARGO TO OTHER PORTS FOR BOOKINGS/ ENQUIRIES369 words
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Advertisement393 1988-09-02 36 Hai Sun Hup Co (Pte) Ltd u 1 TEL *****06 (20 Lines, TLX RS ***** RS ***** l«y I \S I I KM \K I IMI K I II) STRAITS/ JAPAN/ STRAITS SERVICE SPECIALIST IN RO-R0 HEAVY LIFTS M V SEKI MATSUYAMA V.71 ETA SINGAPORE 10/9 PORT KELANG 13/9 LOADING393 words
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Advertisement186 1988-09-02 36 CGM! FOR RELIABLE AND FAST TRANSIT WEEKLY FCL SERVICE TO USA-EAST COAST/GULF/CANADA/*IEXICO AND FRENCH WEST INDIES AND FRENCH WE! For Gulf Miami. Mobile. New Orleans. Houston lltti ico. Vera Cruz. Mtnco City Alto servine Halifax. Toronto. New York. Baltimore. Portsmouth, Norfolk. Savarmah/FRENCH W Indies Fort Oe France. Pwntre A. Pitre.186 words
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Advertisement162 1988-09-02 36 ULTIMATE FREIGHT SERVICES PTE LTD Tel: *****11 Tlx: ***** Fax: *****92 Weekly LCL acceptance to AUSTRALIA all ports NZ HK BANGKOK EUROPE USA CANADA all ports mcldg China incldg Laos all major ports Seattle. Portland, LA, SFO major ports Edmonton. Calgary.VCß Winnipeg, Saskatoon, TRT Montreal, Ottawa GPI REGULAR BULK SERVICE162 words
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Advertisement942 1988-09-02 36 /M WEEKLY FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE CALL US AT: P KELANG PENANG J BAHRU i P. GUOANG SINGAPORE 1 K. LUMPUR *****53/*****11 04-*****2/4, *****3 07-*****8 07-*****3, *****5. *****0, *****1 02-*****22 *****88 SINGAPORE lEHARVE HAMBURG GOTHENBURG 24 01 VlO I 03 10 TO EUROPE FEEDER B BUTANC 475 8 BUTANC 477942 words
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Miscellaneous175 1988-09-02 36 Weather -vr*o4- i 2% fi? r. S\* m m Wt m m -<d P Wa I .f 2 is a E A Ar H Si E ifSK s> w K SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. Sep 2, 1988 LEGEND: R Thunderstorm Temperature °C y Shower Weather Wind175 words
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