The Business Times, 8 October 1988
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Title Section12 1988-10-08 1 BUSINESS TIMES MCI (P) 95/12/87 Weekend Edition, October 8-9 1988 75 CENTS12 words
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Article271 1988-10-08 1 AFP Dow Jones up THE NEW YORK stock market rallied yesterday morning on news of smaller-than-expec-ted employment growth last month. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 9.78 points to 2,117.53 in the first hour of trading. Gainers outnumbered losers by nearly three to one, with 682 up,AFP - 271 words
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90 1988-10-08 1 THE AMERICAN dollar fell sharply against major currencies in New York yesterday on news of the smaller-than-expected growth in US employment for September. Dealers said the US dollar shed a full pfennig against the West German mark and half a Japanese90 words
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511 1988-10-08 1 AL O LABITA Jr - By AL O LABITA Jr THE MANILA affiliate of Singa-pore-based Futurelink Pte Ltd is fighting to retain its futures trading operations in the Philippines despite its closure by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). "We are confident that we will be511 words
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Article, Illustration250 1988-10-08 1 THE SINGAPORE stock market saw its second day of gains following an announcement by the government that rent control would be phased out. The Straits Times Industrial Index posted a gain of 5.53 points to 1,003.27 while the Business Times Composite Index edged250 words
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463 1988-10-08 1 CORRINA LIM - Plain crazy, says one broker By CORRINA LIM THE Stock Exchange of Singapore's second round of corporatisation of stockbroking firms has attracted some unlikely names. The somewhat mismatched partners seeking entry into the local stockbroking industry are: Neptune Orient Lines with InnoPacific Holdings Ltd463 words
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Article, Illustration414 1988-10-08 1 LEE HAN SHIH - By LEE HAN SHIH THE RICHEST Chinese in Indonesia wants to make Singapore the centre for Futsing clan members who live outside China. Singapore, with its stable environment and good communications, is the perfect meeting place for the Futsing Chinese, Mr Liem Sioe Liong414 words
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Article173 1988-10-08 1 Reuter THE US JOBLESS rate fell to 5.4 per cent in September from 5.6 per cent in August as non-farm businesses hired 255,000 workers last month compared with 169,000 in August, the Labour Department said yesterday. The jobless figure provides the first glimpse of how theReuter - 173 words
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Advertisement243 1988-10-08 1 Mfkan v Tho World's Ftnoot Photographic System. BT on Saturday: Food for moral thought 6 Insurance industry 5 Healthy growth this year Rant control 6 Towards a one-tier property market Home News: 2 A dreamer gave the world McDonald's hamburgers; Goldhill expects to earn $23m in rentals Foreign News: 3243 words
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Advertisement13 1988-10-08 1 Full report, PAGE 16 Rog mfcts, PAGE 18 C World mfcts, PAGE 1913 words
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Advertisement9 1988-10-08 1 US bustf>*ttm«fi rul* out rtst io inflstlon, BACK PAGE9 words
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Advertisement253 1988-10-08 1 The World's Rneet A mk I 'St- 10 a m Dirty torque Page 7 nmii invn Sweet dreams are not made of these Page 7 Meet the Working Mother of the Year Page Sex and weight Page 9 Social gospel Page 9 TV programmes for today and tomorrow On the253 words
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HOME NEWS
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549 1988-10-08 2 TAN KEE WEE - More than 10,000 restaurants in 50 countries By TAN KEE WEE THEY NICKNAMED him "Danny Dreamer" because he was always deep in his thoughts and dreaming up new ideas. In the end. Ray Kroc, the founding father of McDonald's, showed the world the549 words
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237 1988-10-08 2 THE MONTHLY VALUE of new building jobs awarded in Singapore fell below the $200 million mark for the first time in August. Official records released yesterday showed that contractors only managed to secure $170.6 million worth of new jobs in that month,237 words
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Article, Illustration506 1988-10-08 2 TONG SUIT CHEE - By TONG SUIT CHEE GOLDHILL SQUARE will earn about $23 million in annual rents after a newly initiated $6 million renovation programme is completed early next year. This contrasted with an estimated $14.5 million in rentals in 1966/87. The wholly-owned United Overseas Land506 words
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180 1988-10-08 2 SOME 450 transportation experts from more than 45 countries will meet in Singapore next week for a world conference on public transportation. The conference. "Management and Development of Urban Public Transport Service in Asia", will be held from Oct 11 to 13 at180 words
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221 1988-10-08 2 ENVIRONMENT Minister Dr Ahmad Mattar and his Malaysian counterpart, Datuk Amar Stephen K T Vong, have agreed in principle to hold joint exercises to combat oil spills in the Straits of Malacca and Straits of Singapore. A joint press statement released221 words
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361 1988-10-08 2 HARISH MEHTA - By HARISH MEHTA A DELEGATION of Indian businesswomen was in Singapore this week to promote two-way trade, which has assumed top priority following the Indian government's new policy, which targets an 18 per cent annual export growth rate. Led by Mrs Rani Tarneja. president361 words
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Article1191 1988-10-08 2 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES VMM! KEPPEL WHARVES B«rth Arrival DtpMWi Continent I KI9 olongstoe 11.10/0700 Gooyong K3S o Long side 14 10/0600 Goto Stream K27 olongstoe 10 10/0600 Huohe K2I olongstoe 1010/2300 Mti K33 olongstoe 09 10/2300 Koto Beno' K32 olotiQskto 1210/0600 Kris Melela K24E alongside 0610/2300 Leipzig1,191 words
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Advertisement163 1988-10-08 2 Welcome to the new comforts of home There are changes in the air at Hotel Equatorial Kuala Lumpur. Most important is the total make-over in our rooms and suites, now in a modern, contemporary style that's j charmingly comfortable. A new refreshing look greets you at our lobby. Plush, inviting163 words
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Advertisement94 1988-10-08 2 saamta aan) mmm BT. Singapore's largest daily, carries an in-depth and up-to-date coverage on the banking and financial sectors, both local and overseas. This indispensable page keeps all bankers, investors and traders informed on significant international events and contracts The Money and Exchanges column included in this section contains daily94 words
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OVERSEAS
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405 1988-10-08 3 FT AFP JAPAN showed its determination to pursue its complaint against the European Community's antidumping policy on Thursday by asking the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade to adjudicate on the dispute. Tokyo's move came a day after the European Court ofFT; AFP - 405 words
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347 1988-10-08 3 AP BLACK US lawmakers plan to issue a "code of conduct" for Japanese businesses seeking to sell their products to black Americans, said a black Congressional leader. Congressman Mervyn Dymally on Thursday announced that the code, to be issued in a few weeks, is aimedAP - 347 words
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Article912 1988-10-08 3 ARRIVALS Operator Sorvk* number local Hm# From ACA AC888 0925 YYZ/LHt/ROM SU SQ103 0950 KUl cpx AX710 0955 CGK CAL CI806 1000 CGK GU GA960 1100 CGK StA SQ105 1105 KUL HA RU21 1130 RWN TMA T1361 1130 REY/SHJ SiA SQ201 1145 CGK GU GA940 1150 MBS912 words
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387 1988-10-08 3 Proposal to form single economic community Reuter, AFP SOUTH KOREA announced yesterday that it was lifting a ban on trade with its arch rival North Korea and proposed talks aimed at forming a single economic community. Deputy Prime Minister Rha Woong-Bae saidReuter,; AFP - 387 words
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178 1988-10-08 3 Agencies PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan has led an effort by the Republicans to rally round Senator Dan Quayle, their vice-presidential nominee, after a bruising debate with Senator Lloyd Bentsen, his Democratic opponent. Mr Reagan accused Mr Bentsen of a "cheap shot" when theAgencies - 178 words
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347 1988-10-08 3 Reuter CHILEAN President Augusto Pinochet's failure to secure another eight-year term of office was greeted cautiously by the country's commercial bankers. The bankers, who declined to be identified, view the next few weeks and months as critical in determining how the country mayReuter - 347 words
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169 1988-10-08 3 Reuter THE LATEST batch of West German official data shows an economy enjoying its biggest upswing of the decade but analysts believe the figures will not help the country's policymakers fend off foreign criticism. The government said on Thursday that West GermanReuter - 169 words
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Advertisement63 1988-10-08 3 fI 1a If Il£ The business person's choice, every I I II 111 I Tuesd v Th U r sd°y. Saturday and I 1 1 mI II f Sunday Leaving Changi Airport at I X. Vy 1 l 22 05 hours and arriving at Lester B International Airport the following63 words
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Advertisement72 1988-10-08 3 A Great Italian Event Staged In A Perfect Setting Ml LITALIAN DESIGN AT FIRST INTERNATIONAL DESIGN FORUM RAFFLES CITY CONVENTION CENTRE SINGAPORE, 19-23 OCTOBER 1988 y/ DESIGN "Algol" Television designer: Marco Zanuso producer: Brionvega spa "BkJone" Mobile vacuum cleaner designers: Francesco Trabucco, Marcello Vecchi producers: Alfat* !<pa For further information72 words
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Page 3 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous120 1988-10-08 3 ///''J* yw> Adeloid# Amsterdam Athens Bahrain Bangkok Barbodos Singapore OUTLOOK: Cloudy wWt rtoww lii IN m« In tie morning. Bolrvt Belgrode Berlin Bermuda Bonn Brisbane Brussels Budapest Buenos Aires Cairo Calgory Canberra Caracas Chicago Cop "ho gen Darwin Dublin Frankfurt Geneva Havana Helsinki Hobart Hongkong Honolulu Islamabad Istanbul Jakarta Jerusalem120 words
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Miscellaneous63 1988-10-08 3 Doonesbury 50 MUCH HAS HAPPBNBP OTHER LAST. AFRAID OF THAT. •s <> M FIRST, WB HAP A LABOR PISPUTBATDR.WHOOPBB, AND A PtSGRUHTLBPFORMBRBMpIoybb attackbpmbin The BKBCUWB WASHROOM WfTH A V' BY GARRY TRUDEAU AFTBR THAT, I HAP A WRRJP PLATONIC RELATIONSHIP WITH A CAPO FROM THBGAMBINO family, which bnpbpwhbni TDLP HIM63 words
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MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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389 1988-10-08 4 Reuter JAPANESE CURRENCY dealers and analysts believe the deceptive-ly-quiet Tokyo foreign exchange market may have overtaken the New York market to become the world's second largest behind London. A survey of foreign exchange volumes completed in March 1986 by the BankReuter - 389 words
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Article70 1988-10-08 4 THE OVERNIGHT rat* on the Singapore money market rose 5/8 point to close at 5-1/2 per cent. One month rose by 1/16 point, two months by 1/8 point, and three months rose by 1/16 point S$ Interbank rates at the dose yesterday: OfffM MO Ow»rM9* 5 1/2 570 words
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Article1033 1988-10-08 4 SINGAPORE: The US dollar yesterday closed lower against most major currencies. Against the Singapore dollar, the US dollar closed lower at 2.0370/80 in dull trading. It traded within a range of 2.0395 and 2.0390. It opened initially at 2.0285/90. The dollar ended lower after continuing to trade quietly1,033 words
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Article, Illustration179 1988-10-08 4 Indicate* the avtragt of th* prim* l*ndlng rat** of 12 ma|or bank* in Singapore Interbank market ratee (offer/bid) on Oct 7 us$ DM SWfC Y«n 7 day* 3/1* 3/16 12 11 7/• 4 13/14 13/14 3 3/« 1/2 4 1/2 3/8 1 nit 3/14 3/1A 12 11179 words
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Article113 1988-10-08 4 Treasury bills Period Issue Yesterday's dosing Day's code Maturity bid OFFER HIGH LOW 3 months BQ*****Z 05.01.89 4.57 4.52 4.55 4.51 6 month* BY*****Z 23.03.89 4.72 4.67 1 y*ar BY*****S 20.07.89 4.73 4.68 4.72 4.69 Government notes and bonds Period Issue Maturity Coupon Yesterday's closing Day's code113 words
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Article487 1988-10-08 4 DECEMBER Eurodollar futures opened one tick lower on Simex yesterdsy thsn the previous close at 91.21. Market activity remained locked within a tight range due to poeition squaring and adjustments ahead of the release of the US unemployment figure last night. The December contract traded from 91.22 to the487 words
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Article223 1988-10-08 4 MOST IMM currency futures settled lower end some contracts posted fresh daily lows on a burst of selling on Thursday as traders made last-minute adjustments ahead of yesterday's US September jobs report. Japanese yen futures suffered the largest losses but traders said extremely thin market conditions exI aggerated the223 words
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Article160 1988-10-08 4 Gold futures on Oct 8, 1968 100 troy ouncat. USS par toy on ica Opwi Lav Oct §Q 404.30 402»0 xoo No. 40X70 3X0 Ok 406 00 409.40 406-50 X70 Fab 414.00 4I4J0 411.70 41X30 3X0 Apr 41t.70 419.00 417.90 41X40 ♦190 JMI 42X00 424.00 422.30 423-70160 words
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Article230 1988-10-08 4 ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rates closed steady at the slightly firmer opening levels. with the market awaiting yesterday's US employment data. Term rates were slightly higher at the outset due to a marginal fall in US bond prices, but were unchanged in subsequent trading. us$ OffH MO 7230 words
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Article1400 1988-10-08 4 CURRENCY FUTURES OPTIONS Frtdoy, Oct 7, 1988 DEUT SCHEMARK (SNtfEX) Ma* M aaOa MHfi Lav Ml MM M pad Mgh Lot Oaa S3 53 54 M S1A Dac M eata Mgl |jp 47 3 Id 53 Ot UU) 51 Ktpk Low a 53 SOT S3 53 54 55 M1,400 words
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Advertisement48 1988-10-08 4 Do you know of a company that has dared to innovate? Call Adeline Yong on 344-8955 to Dominate a company worthy of the Enterprise Award. R I BUSINESSMAN OF THE YEAR AWARD AND ENTERPRISE AWARD WO/HOWtOC txmtss Jointly organised by Buaineaa Time* and DHL International (S) Pte Ltd48 words
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BANKING AND FINANCE
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246 1988-10-08 5 Reuter WHILE THE alliance announced this week by Royal Bank of Scotland and Banco Santander may herald similar moves in the runup to 1992, British banks are showing little enthusiasm for European expansion. "For most UK banks, Europe is ofReuter - 246 words
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Article, Illustration244 1988-10-08 5 Reuter THE HEAD of the Malaysian branch of Hongkongßank will leave after a clash with the Central Bank over foreign exchange rules, bankers said. Chief executive officer Richard Orgill would be replaced by Mr David Elson, a senior manager from Hongkong,Reuter - 244 words
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248 1988-10-08 5 Reuter A LEADING Brazilian sanator has formally called on Congress to suspend recent debt agreements made between Brazil and its creditors. Severo Gomes, a former Industry and Trade Minister, said his request was made under the terms of the new constitution which cameReuter - 248 words
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117 1988-10-08 5 Reuter A 10-YEAR Malaysian government loan is being increased to US$35O million from US$3OO million because of strong syndication demand, a source at one of the five coordinating banks said. The loan was coordinated by Bank Bumiputra Malaysia Bhd, IBJ Asia Ltd, J P MorganReuter - 117 words
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212 1988-10-08 5 SG WARBURG Securities (Singapore), set up six months ago, is focusing on stock exchange advice and brokerage business, raising money for Singapore institutions, international business and research, said the group's finance director, Mr Michael Gore. The scope for future expansion of212 words
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469 1988-10-08 5 SOH TIANG KENG - By SOH TIANG KENG SINGAPORE'S life insurance industry put up a sparkling performance during the first half of this year. And life insurance managers and agents predict the industry will sustain its high growth momentum in the second half. Latest figures released by the Monetary469 words
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164 1988-10-08 5 AP A PHILIPPINE delegation concluded three days of talks with a committee of creditor banks in New York on Thursday, but neither side issued any statement or announcement on the result of the meetings. No official information was provided on the matters discussed, butAP - 164 words
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COMMODITIES
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Article240 1988-10-08 5 SINGAPORE: Rubber prices closed easier with November RSS 1 buyer quoted at 207.00 cents a kg yesterday. TSR-20 Award prices recovered some of/their early losses on short-covering in quiet trading. November buyer waa quoted at 199.50 cents a kg. The Rubber Association of Singapore said turnover on the TSR-20240 words
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Article294 1988-10-08 5 RAS prices in s cmmq, fob hi b«i« B NOON CLOSE Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers kit 1 RSS Prompt 207.00 208.00N 205.00 206.00N Int 1 RSS Nov 88 209.00 210.00N 207.00 208.00N Int 1 RSS Dec 211 JO 212 JON 209JO 210.50N Int 2 RSS OP 207JO294 words
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Article74 1988-10-08 5 (cann/kg) NOVEMBER 1988 DECEMBER 1988 (currant mootti) (forward month) RAS NOON NOON Buy«r* Buyers S*H*rj SSI 20 304.00 206.00N 204.00 206.00N SS> SO 202.00 204.00N 202.00 204.00N MRELB hryn lvy*n S*H*rs SMI cv 304.00 306.00N 306.00 308.00N SMI L 296A0 298.00N 298.00 300.00N SMI 5 276.00 278.00H74 words
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Article152 1988-10-08 5 THE tin market yesterday rose two cents on renewed overseas support to close at Mslli4 a kg, ■ntr m Driff irNing %%w--slon. Although the premium over the European price widened to EtO a tonne alter the price fall in London, the market noted fresh Japaneae buying mainly for152 words
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Article150 1988-10-08 5 Source: Telerate Fuel oil prices slipped by US$l per tonne yesterday. With current levels almost at the lows of 1966, players wondered if the market had finally bottomed-out. About 2-3 cargo availabilities from the Arabian Gulf were reportedly arriving into the Singapore market at the endSource: Telerate - 150 words
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Article103 1988-10-08 5 PROFESSIONAL and commission house selling in reaction to a bearish private crop forecast kept Chicago Board of Trade soybean prices under pressure on Thursday. Professional buying led by lowa Grain late in the session raised prices off session lows. The forecaster pegged soybeans at 1.543 billion bushels, up from103 words
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Article95 1988-10-08 5 AGGRESSIVE fund and professional buying propelled Chicago Board of Trade December and March wheat prices to contract highs at U554.33-3/4 per bushel and US$4.3B on Thursday, as futures closed higher under fast market conditions. December wheat closed up 6-1/2 cents at U554.323/4 and March was up 5-3/4 cents at95 words
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Article381 1988-10-08 5 HONGKONG: Gold cloaed unchanged yesterday against Thursday's finish in New York in the absence of fresh factors. Dealers said trading was slow apart from some mild buying from US investors. Bullion ended at U*****.50/404.00 an ounce, the same as New York's close and up slightly compared with the381 words
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Article415 1988-10-08 5 MALAYSIAN CRUDE PALM OIL FUTURES yesterday eased from the day's highs to close mixed on profit-taking and pre-weekend selling. Operators liquidated positions while awaiting the release of September palm oil output figures. Higher overnight Chicago soyoil futures had supported initial values. Nov and Jan closed Msl higher at415 words
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Article234 1988-10-08 5 Chinese Produce Exchange SeHtn' noon doiinQ 1 print on Oct 7 (S$/100 kg) Coconut oil Mk FOt 11L00 OW drum FOt I2S.00 New drum FOt 132.00 Copra 1 Mixed (too**) 69 tetters Pepper FOB NIW 550.00 Sarawak while FOt foq NLW 540-00 Sarawak ipedal black FOt NIW 312234 words
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Article131 1988-10-08 5 Potm cM M'tk n crwdo OF UK/Ronordam unq (unq) M'sian/Sumatn an crvdo OF UK/toftardam Oct/Nov 427Mr (427.5*lr) Ok 430dr (430dr) Jon/Mar 440iir (440dr) M'lian RBD FO» Oct 390dr (392.5dr) Nov 395dr (395dr) Ok 400dr (397_5dr) M'sian RK> ol Mn FOB Oct 3«7.5slr (387_5slr) Dtc 400pd (402.5/400pd) Jon 405pd131 words
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Article73 1988-10-08 5 Reuter INDONESIA will seek s higher coffes export quota when the nowty-agrsod International Coffee Organisation (ICO) accord expires next September, according to Indonesian Trade Minister Ariftn Sireger. Last, the ICO agreed on an initial global export quota of 56 million bags (60 kg) for the currentReuter - 73 words
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PERSPECTIVE
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Article491 1988-10-08 6 THE SHANGHAI paper Xinmin Evening News reported this week that invading termites had eaten their way through Putuo Palace temple, near Hangzhou, forcing the monks to disregard a religious proscription on killing and call in pest-control squads. The temple, sixty per cent of which has been491 words
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Article, Illustration1418 1988-10-08 6 LEE HAN SHIH - The government's decision to phase out rent controls on buildings completed before Sep 7, 1947, removes a major barrier to new development and paves the way for the restoration of many shophouses that have fallen into disrepair. LEE HAN SHIH, BTs property correspondent explains what the1,418 words
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512 1988-10-08 6 A REMISIER - Letters to the Editor A REMISIER Dear Sir May I add another dimension to the subject of poaching of remisiers and dealers. During the pre Pan-El era stockbroking firms normally borrowed heavily. It was not uncommon then to find a firm with a512 words
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229 1988-10-08 6 SHAREHOLDER - SHAREHOLDER Dnt 8k The recent news that the Cold Storage Group is to set up a property-holding subsidiary is an obvious and welcome development, not only because of the amount of the property assets of the group, but also because in these days, all229 words
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Advertisement349 1988-10-08 6 ADVERTISEMENT The business magazine people are talking about Bn *TriTs!SM SELLING TO JAPAN V >\ A> "no*** >o k SELLING TO JAPAN The October issue Singapore Business chronicles the exploits of Singaporean manufacturers who are selling goods worth millions of dollars to Japan's quality-conscious, label-hungry consumers. A special nine-page package349 words
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Page 6 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous17 1988-10-08 6 RnStOHrrFank Dicier* HELUO TueRCS A FuBG? FLV'MG THC Pei?Ry BoiuD'NO feGiNPiLD etPCGTS G.ve<?y Lotuu DO ms DUTY17 words
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Executive Lifestyle
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Article, Illustration1113 1988-10-08 7 CHRISTOPHER TAN - By CHRISTOPHER TAN ITS ABOUT FUN. friendship, fitness and competition. It may also be about sex. Well, it's like this several Sundays a year, a stew-pot mix of men and women, some professionals and others who just have the money, congregate at a large dirt plot in Loyang.Pictures by courtesy of Ideal Motor - 1,113 words
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Article, Illustration701 1988-10-08 7 JAIME LYE - Pza/lAwA' *1 With JAIME LYE I HAD AN out-of-body experience the other day. Come to think of it, I have had several out-of-body experiences in the past couple of weeks In fact. I have had so many out-of-body experiences that my body now701 words
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Article214 1988-10-08 7 THE MINISTRY of Community Development held press conference recently on e report on the aged at an intrigu•no venue the Long-Ya-Men's Room. Mystified, reporters politely inquired about the facilities. A ministry spokesperson, obviously used to the reaction, laughed and sxplained that it was really a phonetic214 words
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Executive Lifestyle: Entertainment & the Arts
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Article, Illustration394 1988-10-08 8 CONTEST THREE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY nomination* wore received for the "Working Mother of the Year" contest launched in May. The organiser* of this first time contest Benedictine DOM end Her World magazine, sought to find a woman "able to manage a career without looeing any394 words
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Article, Illustration146 1988-10-08 8 CHARITY IT's become the trend to have a giant video screen at large performances so that not a single second of the extravaganza is missed. On Oct 15. the giant screen will make its obligatory appearance at the Marina Square for Heartstrings, the Community Chest146 words
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Executive Lifestyle: Entertainment & Pursuits
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Article, Illustration738 1988-10-08 9 SANGEETA MULCHAND - HEALTH By SANGEETA MULCHAND THERE IS A groat difference between a man with an extra quarter of an inch around his tummy and a woman with an extra quarter of an inch around hers. "Most men don't sport bellies till they're 30," claims the author of738 words
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Article, Illustration820 1988-10-08 9 WALTON MORAIS - MUSIC By WALTON MORAIS IT MIGHT ONLY be a start. But if Jasmine Liew's brave attempt is any indication, social consciousness may be back on the campuses. The 19-year-old singer with the compellingly listenable voice decided to do "something different" during Wednesday's On Campus lunch-time820 words
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714 1988-10-08 9 N K YONG - ~Wine By N K YONG LAYING DOWN young wines to mature is great fun. It requires some outlay of money, to be sure, but for the serious wine lover a personal cellar is a never-ending source of pleasure and education. Disregarding the714 words
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Article, Illustration373 1988-10-08 11 PABLO PICASSO's grip on the public imagination extended beyond his bold, singular art and his controversial lifestyle. But the most famous of 20th Century artists was probably the greatest one-man art factory the world has ever seen, and the richest too.373 words
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Article, Illustration572 1988-10-08 11 JAIME LYE - MOVIES By JAIME LYE "YOU ARE NOT the kind of guy who would be at a place like this at this time of the morning." No. Michael J Fox isn't. And that's why it's so difficult to believe him saying that in Bright Light*.572 words
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Article, Illustration829 1988-10-08 11 LINDA CHEE - COLLECTING With LINDA CHEE THE SCHOLAR has always been a favourite theme in Chinese works of art. Scenes commonly depict him in solitude amid the grandeur of nature, or writing poetry in peaceful reflection among fellow literati Being acclaimed in society for their mental829 words
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Article, Illustration865 1988-10-08 11 Roger Loh - wasi Roger Loh FLOOZY, designer-pop singers apart, this has been a bumper year for female singers. Fortunately, the notion that there's nothing more earthy than a female singer trying to sound honest is still evident among a new crop of artists. While moet of865 words
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Article, Illustration865 1988-10-08 12 CHUANG PECK MING - BOOKS By CHUANG PECK MING Title: The Predator*' Ball, The Junk Bond Raider* And The Man Who Staked Them Author: Connie Brock. Publisher: Tne American Lawyer/Simon Schuster. Available at Times, The Bookshop CONNIE BRUCK will never get invited to any more of junk bond865 words
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627 1988-10-08 12 Mike Thumba - Bridge By Mike Thumba THE DANGER that the reigning champions of the Inter-Club Bridge League last year, NUS Faculty Club, could be dethroned by the relatively unknown newcomers, the Institute of Engineers Singapore (lES), is very real. The first team that the627 words
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Article943 1988-10-08 12 Sakina Dhilawala - Compiled by Sakina Dhilawala CINEMA: PoMargalat 111 starring Tom Skerritt. Nancy Allen, Heather O'Rouke and Zelda Rubinstein. Showing at Cathay: 11; 1.30; 4; 6.30; 9.15. Big starring Tom Hanks, Elizabeth Perkins, Robert Loggia and John Heard. Showing at Orchard: 11; 1.30; 4; 6.30; 9.15. King Kilimanjaro Mlnaa starring Christopher943 words
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Article, Illustration393 1988-10-08 12 THE FOOD TEAM - FOOD By THE FOOD TEAM THEY've come a long way since Food Team members remembered Sundays with dad perched on a high stool at Magnolia Snack Bar, wolfing down waffles with a square of butter and a jug of honey or golden393 words
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Article, Illustration677 1988-10-08 12 WALTON MORAIS - PERSONALITIES By WALTON MORAIS BONNIE ANDERSON considers herself a psychologist. When businessmen troop into the Captain's Bar after a hard day's work, her job is to put them on a couch and work her soothing magic on frayed nerves. "I need to compensate677 words
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Executive Lifestyle: Personal Investment
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Article, Illustration685 1988-10-08 13 Rosie Tan - KEEPING TRACK -by Rosie Tan THE GIANT financial services group Merrill Lynch, which recently announced in the US that it was bullish again, is spreading the same message in Singapore. Mr Leon C Brand, its vice-president and market specialist for international685 words
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Article268 1988-10-08 13 Soh Tiang Keng - by Soh Tiang Keng WORLD SECURITIES markets are still nursing their wounds inflicted by the crash last October, according to Mr Michael Gore, finance director of the S G Warburg group, one of Britain's top merchant banks. He told BT that world business and many268 words
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Article, Illustration279 1988-10-08 13 James See - James See Jam»9 SOO, Ro*o*rch DlroCtor, Kim Eng Smcurltl** Pto Ltd SOME STARGA2ERS have perhaps got it right after all Aug 8, 1988 was not a particularly auspicious day. The ST Industrial Index reached its post-crash high of 1177.87 that day and has headed279 words
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1110 1988-10-08 13 ROSIE TAN - INVESTMENT STRA TEGY By ROSIE TAN ONE TYPE of investment which can withstand significant market losses is the convertible loan stock. Convertibles actually enjoy the best of both the bond and the stock world and are excellent two-way bets. When the stockmarket is down, convertibles1,110 words
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Article, Illustration859 1988-10-08 13 DEXTER LEE - INSURANCE BEGHItIERJ A mnfftm A By DEXTER LEE INSURING agpinst death and disability has been practised as early as 2500 BC by the Babylonians. In those days, life insurance was straightforward. If death or disability occurred, the life policy guaranteed a payment of a specified859 words
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345 1988-10-08 13 Ruth Corb - ART Ruth Corb THIS WEEK saw a rare glimpse of institutional involvement in the art market. In the UK, the movement by financial institutions into buying works of art. while extremely limited. has always attracted much attention. Therefore, a lot of interest centred345 words
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Article268 1988-10-08 13 MAGDALENE NG - COMPETITION By MAGDALENE NG DAIWA SINGAPORE and Alg«mene Bank Nedertand BV have switched positions one* again in the Great Investment Race after a lead by the Japanese bank for thrse weeks. ABN topped this week's returns with a score of 32.4 per cent. Whils the Dutch bank's268 words
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Article, Illustration343 1988-10-08 14 GOLF UPI JEFF SLUMAN. the US PGA champion, led an inspired American attack on the U*****,000 Suntory world matchplay golf championship on the rain-lashed 6,315-metre Wentworth course on Thursday. Sluman swooped to a comfortable 6 and 5 win over Japan's Nobuo Serizawa as Joey Sindelar thrashed Britain'sUPI - 343 words
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371 1988-10-08 14 AFP NICK PRICE of Zimbabwe levelled an old score with Australian Rodger Davis in Wentworth on Thursday after a two-year wait. Price experienced a few anxious moments before securing his place in the second round of the £265,000 World Matchplay Championship withAFP - 371 words
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Article, Illustration534 1988-10-08 14 BASEBALL UPI MICKEY HATCHER aroused a slumbering offence with a tworun double in the second inning and rookie Tim Belcher fired a five-hitter over 8 1-3 innings on Wednesday night, helping the Los Angeles Dodgers square the national league playoffs at a game apiece withUPI - 534 words
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Article423 1988-10-08 14 CHARLES SAVAGE - TRIATHLON By CHARLES SAVAGE SOME people think it's a masochist's fantasy but to the 230 people who will swim, cycle and run a total of 87 kilometres, more than twice the distance of a marathon, it s the ultimate challenge. Expatriate chef Nitsche Reinhard, last year's423 words
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Article62 1988-10-08 14 AFP BRITAIN'S Duke McKenzie, who won the International Boxing Federation flyweight title on Wednesday, will fight World Boxing Association champion Fidel Bassa of Colombia in London next January. Promoter Mickey Duff and Wembley director Jarvis Astaire announced the bout on Thursday, just 12 hours afterAFP - 62 words
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Article, Illustration250 1988-10-08 14 TENNIS UPI NO. TWO seed Kevin Curren withstood a see-saw battle with Pete Sampras and went on to win a hectic 6-7 (7-5), 7-6 (10-8), 7-6 (7-1) match on Wednesday night in the second round of the U*****,000 Eagle Classic. Neither managed to break the other's serveUPI - 250 words
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Article, Illustration537 1988-10-08 14 CRICKET AFP ONLY VICTORY will do for Australia in the third and final Test, which started in Lahore yesterday, and they are desperately hoping the role of the Pakistan spinners will be minimal. Australia have to win to level the series after a humiliating defeat inAFP - 537 words
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Article171 1988-10-08 14 ATHLETICS AP EDITORS of the Guinness Book of World Records are struggling over whether to list Canadian sprinter Ben Johnson as the world-record holder for his 9.79second. 100-metre run at the Olympic Games in Seoul. South Korea. Johnson, 26. was stripped of the goldAP - 171 words
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492 1988-10-08 14 AP AMERICAN SPRINTER Carl Lewis yesterday hailed his archrival Ben Johnson of Canada as a "great competitor" but that Johnson's future is out of his hands. Lewis made the remarks at a news conference when he was asked if he will have aAP - 492 words
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Advertisement216 1988-10-08 8 buffet in town! If you're a lover of sizzling and spicy Sichuan food, then you 11 take delight in the lavish Sichuan spread we've prepared for you at the Pin* Court. Here you can sample all your favourite Sichuan delicacies. There's Shark s Fin Soup with Chicken Sauce, Fried Sliced216 words
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Miscellaneous1648 1988-10-08 10 Travolta, intelligent machines and wonder drug Movies In the concluding part of Qeorgs Washington H: The Forging ot a Nation, all eyes are on America waiting for the upstart nation to collapae while ambitious politicians within the administration begin jockeying for power. (Today. 10.30 pm. Channel 5) Some nuns find1,648 words
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Miscellaneous747 1988-10-08 12 tmshkhdqb mumms [T~H*2TB3iB7 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 9 Trouble a child gets Into if ha comaa homa filthy? (3, 5) 10 A number aald likewise (3) 11 Show nothing has baan added to tha maat (6) 12 Right through for a start (6) 13 Withdrawa tha dry aaad scattarad about (7)747 words
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Advertisement336 1988-10-08 13 BT welcomes investment ideas and viewpoints from readers. Address correspondence to: The Editor, Personal Investment, Business Times, 390 Kim Seng Road, Singapore 0923. □I SIM LIM INVESTMENTS LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the 24th Annual General Meeting of336 words
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COMPANIES & STOCK MARKETS
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816 1988-10-08 15 Mm ssjfDsa™ By HOCK LOCK SIEW THE BRITISH government's demand that Kuwait halve its stake in British Petroleum Co PLC has raised doubts about its free-market policy. This could in turn discourage investment in the already depressed, postcrash London stockmarket. The government,By HOCK LOCK SIEW - 816 words
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Article, Illustration451 1988-10-08 15 ALLAN NG - Imiricr Trading Trial ALLAN NG FORMER SES listings manager Mrs Shirley Chong yesterday explained why she had asked Sealion Hotels to make an application to the SES for a relisting of its shares two months in advance. She told451 words
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Article47 1988-10-08 15 FIRST ALLIED Corporation Bhd: Group net loss of M56.79m (M53.36m) on turnover of Ms6.7lm (M57.49m) for the year ended March 31. 1968. Loss per share is 8.9 cents (4.4 cents). There was an extraordinary loss of Msl6m (nil) which swelled group attributable loss to M522.79m (M53.36m).47 words
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Article, Illustration551 1988-10-08 15 MAGDALENE NG - Rights and loan stock issues planned By MAGDALENE NG INNO-PACIFIC HOLDINGS Ltd is launching a spate of acquisitions that is expected to cost the group at least $54 million. The group is planning to finance these acquisitions through a rights issue-cum-toan stock551 words
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574 1988-10-08 15 Bernama MALAYAN UNITED Industrie# Bhd (MUI), describing 1967 as a "nightmare year" for its banking operations, has put "on hold" a proposed plan to float MUI Bank. MUl's executive director Mr Khet Kok Yin said the idea of listing MUIBernama - 574 words
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Article, Illustration925 1988-10-08 15 MBT EMBATTLED HOTEL and property group Faber Merlin is banking on its latest proposed financial restructuring to give it a new lease of life. Crippled by heavy interest charges. Faber's problems in recent years have been compounded by the property slump and its overseas hotelMBT - 925 words
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429 1988-10-08 15 Reuter TRADING in Nasdaq stocks linked to the Stock Exchange of Singapore Dealing and Automated Quotation System (Saedaq) is rather bad in Singapore. "There are days when trading volume drops to nil and at moat only two to three stocks are traded outReuter - 429 words
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STOCK EXCHANGE OF SINGAPORE
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Article78 1988-10-08 16 Company RIGHTS ISSUE baton On*-for-two $5.10 per star* Ex-dot*: Oct 7 Boob close: Oct 19 N O I Non-renounceobte ond non-transferable preferential offer of 1 Irredeemable Convertible Cumutattv* Preference Shore (ICCPSI for every 10 ordinary stare* held at (5 per ICCPS Ex-date-. Oct 14 Boob dose: Oct 2678 words
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Article258 1988-10-08 16 Company RIGHTS ISSUE C 1 Holdings 27 million loon stocks in the ratio of $3 loon stock for every five ordinary shores held. 0 C Bonk One-for-two $0 75 per shore Duta Cons One-for-one $1.10 per shore F A C B One-for-one $0.60 per shore General Corp Issue258 words
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Article137 1988-10-08 16 Sftl HARTAMAS CORPORATION Berhad: 18th AGM at Cempaka Room, Mezzanine Floor, Hotel Equatorial, Jalan Sultan Ismail, ***** Kuala Lumpur on f|onday, Oct 10. at 9am. NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES UmMed: EGM at 456 Alexandra Road, NOL Building rOO. Singapore 0511 on 12 at 11am. TIC GREAT EASTERN LIFE Assurance137 words
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Article311 1988-10-08 16 Managers' prices V Oct 8 10 Singapore Unit Trust tha CoMMrc* 094 1.00 the Savings Fund 083 0.89 j'po f frog Fund 037 0.41* Vpor* Sac Fund 062 047 i'por* tnvast Fund 0.66 0.71 Equity Fund 0 47 0 51 Asia Unit Trust Mot Invvd Fund 1 36311 words
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Article, Illustration712 1988-10-08 16 Galen Chay - by Galen Chay SHARE PRICES in Singapore closed higher for the second consecutive day as the market continued its technical rebound and regained confidence following news that rent control laws would be repealed. The improved market sentiment, aided by the slight overnight gain on712 words
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Article5316 1988-10-08 16 Gr's Qr*s 1968 Tel Lest Dhr Mv Y*ld Net Vol Day 1 .eat Om o*e High Low Cod* Company Sale or- C*VT P/E roo#) High Low B uyer 84 ►iter SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL ft COMMERCIAL 141 95 t e 1000 Acma 109 unch 10N 2.4 0.9 45.45,316 words
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Article, Illustration3030 1988-10-08 17 MBT Reuter SHARE PRICES on the Kuala Lumpur stock market remained on the uptrend yesterday as bargain-hunt-ers continued to nibble at stocks. Double-digit gains were recorded across the board in generally lackluatre trading. Dealers said the rise was probably a technical rebound as theMBT; Reuter - 3,030 words
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254 1988-10-08 17 Bernama PLANTATION-BASED TDM Bhd, whose scquisition of the entire share capital of A and W Malaysia Sdn Bhd is now almost complete, plsns to expand the fast food chsin nationwide, cheirman Datuk Abdul Aziz bin Ibrahim said. A study will first be done onBernama - 254 words
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Article958 1988-10-08 17 Cot rota Is iMfc M ToM tar Total tar NP MM do* dooo ooyot ita »o poor tail poor AstoNc Dov 2%® Oct 12 Oct 26 Nov 21 2% 5% Austrol Amol '5% Oct 7 Oct 21 Nov 8 25% 15% Ayor Hfcam Rub I7*%W Oct II Oct958 words
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Article601 1988-10-08 17 BONDS, LOANS WARRANTS Company rwwiwi Convertftoft pirtod Mml I i I payable than dele Chuan Hup Wrt» 1991 Anytime on or aHor Mor 1987 1.6 warrants plus $1 60 cash. until Doc 31. 1991. Ory Dev Bonds 1994 5* Feb 1 I Aug 1 4.75 worronts plus $4 75 cash601 words
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Article, Illustration322 1988-10-08 18 Company listed only two years ago Financial times ALAN BOND is trying to remove Bond Corporation International (BCI), the Hongkong-listed subsidiary ot his Australian corporate empire. from public hands less than two years after the company arrived with much fanfare on the territory'sFinancial times - 322 words
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392 1988-10-08 18 Reuter BOND CORP Holdings Ltd has said its plans to merge with the Bell family of companies have been deferred pending further asset sales. Bond managing director Peter Beckwith said in a statement on Thursday he expected to announce shortly further assetReuter - 392 words
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255 1988-10-08 18 FT JAPAN'S Ministry of Finance has set up a study group on the Japanese investment trust industry, which will consider whether foreign securities houses should be allowed into the market. At present, the US$375 billion industry is controlled by 13 local companies,FT - 255 words
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468 1988-10-08 18 FT ARIADNE Australia, the entrepreneurial investment group badly hurt by last October's stock market crash, on Thursday reported the worst corporate loss in the country's history and promised further tough rationalisation. Figures for the year to June showed a net loss of As64oFT - 468 words
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Article, Illustration390 1988-10-08 18 Tokyo Reuter TOKYO SHARE prices ended the day higher yesterday on a last minute buying surge after staying on the minus side through most of the day, brokers said. "The late rally is due to technical reasons and not any particular positive sentiment. There was some concernReuter - 390 words
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Article, Illustration560 1988-10-08 18 Australia Reuter THE Australian share market closed higher yesterday as firmer gold bullion prices sparked enthusiasm for leading gold and resource stocks. One broker said the market did well to hold onto its early gains, as selling had been expected to appear in late trading. He saidReuter - 560 words
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Article, Illustration1408 1988-10-08 18 Hongkong SHARE PRICES in Hongkong closed higher yesterday amid the heaviest turnover in more than a month. The Hang Seng Index rose 51.83 points, or two per cent, to 2,478.87 and the Hong Kong Index 36.13 to 1.632.32. Turnover surged to a high of HK5667.61,408 words
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Article240 1988-10-08 18 Reuter SHARE prices on the Seoul exchange were lower at the cloee yesterday after a day of lacklustre trading, brokers said. The Composite Index fell 2.84 points to 674.45 on turnover of 101.1 billion won against 105.5 billion on Thursday. Investors paid little attention to the governmentReuter - 240 words
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Article172 1988-10-08 18 Reuter THE SECURITIES Exchange of Thailand Index rose 1.40 points to 445.07 yesterday on a turnover of 6,664,037 shares worth 383.25 million baht. OCT 67 BAMT Ao Kham Thai 424 4 Ayudhya Invaatmant 434 398 Bangkok Aground Darwiknk Dank 107 297 1 Barf Ot Ayudhya 360Reuter - 172 words
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Article97 1988-10-08 18 Reuter SHARE prices on the Manila exchange closed mostly firmer yesterday in active trading that reflected renewed interest in oil and mining issues, i Manila's composite index rose 4.67 points to 697.01 points. "Since interest is coming back, money is coming back." said Joseph Roxas, anReuter - 97 words
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Article382 1988-10-08 18 Reuter TAIWAN share prices continued to fall for the eighth consecutive trading day yesterday as sentiment toward the market remained bearish, brokers said. The weighted index shed 171.39 points, or 2.31 per cent, to end at 7,252.29 from Thursday's 7,423.68 close. Turnover fell to NT$l5O million fromReuter - 382 words
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Article151 1988-10-08 18 Reuter SHARE prices in Bombay yesterday closed mixed after the market opened sharply higher on fresh buying by state-owned financial institutions. Brokers said investor support boosted the market but faltered towards the close as speculators sought to take quick profits before the weekend. "The market undertoneReuter - 151 words
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Article152 1988-10-08 18 Reuter SHARE prices in New Zealand yesterday weakened despite promising volumes. Brokers said the outlook for next week is unclear. The Barclays Index eased 6.66 points to 1,966.70. Brokers said an 11 cent fall in Carter Holt Harvey was a major element in the decline. Chileans'Reuter - 152 words
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Article, Illustration800 1988-10-08 19 New York Reuter BLUE chips closed slightly higher on Thursday and held above a resistance level at 2100 after meandering through a quiet session. The narrowness of Thursday's trading range suggested that investors were unwilling to move decisively in either direction, analysts said. WithReuter - 800 words
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Article, Illustration808 1988-10-08 19 London Reuter SHARE PRICES on the London market opened a few pence lower in quiet trading yesterday with around half the FTSE 100-Share Index constituent stocks unchanged. Dealers were not surprised to see an easier trend to the market after gains over the pastReuter - 808 words
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Article1719 1988-10-08 19 Reuter AMSTERDAM: Outch shares opened mixed in dull trade yesterday as most players remained sidelined awaiting the release of the US September unemployment data due yesterday afternoon, dealers said. The dollar traded higher at 2.1026/30, from an opening of 2.1017/22 and a Thursday close of 2.1015/20. BioReuter - 1,719 words
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655 1988-10-08 19 Small investor demand expected to be low Reuter ANALYSTS predict informed and experienced investors will take up the bulk of shares in British Steel PLC when the British government goes ahead with the estimated £2.5 billion privatisation next month. They say the ordinaryReuter - 655 words
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329 1988-10-08 19 FT INVESTORS FROM Japan, the US. Canada and continental Europe have shown strong interest in buying stakes in British Steel which is to be floated for an expected £2.5 billion in the second half of next month, according to Samuel Montagu, the UK merchant bank.FT - 329 words
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385 1988-10-08 19 Reuter BRITISH-BASED construction and transport conglomerate Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Co plans to accelerate growth in continental Europe through acquisitions, chairman Sir Jeffrey Sterling said. "If a major opportunity came up we'd be in tomorrow morning.'' Mr Sterling said after a news conference toReuter - 385 words
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Article, Illustration356 1988-10-08 19 Reuter THE DEATH of Franz Josef Strauss is likely to accelerate wide-ranging reforms in Airbus Industrie, streamlining management and shaking up the system of four-na-tion work sharing, analysts in Paris and London said. Leaving a gap at the head of Europe's airlineReuter - 356 words
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Advertisement325 1988-10-08 18 y*it^ IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 50 AND IN THE MATTER OF CHYUAN CHERNG PTE LTD (In Members' Voluntary Liquidation) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of Members of the above-named Company duly convened and held at Block 165 Bukit Merah Central, #06-3679/81, Singapore 0315 on Wednesday. October325 words
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Advertisement158 1988-10-08 18 BUDDY INTERTRADE GARMENTS PTE LTD (IN MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP) FINAL MEETING Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 308 of the Companies Act. Cap 50 that the Pinal Meeting of the members of the abovenamed company will be held at 77 High Street. #03-13 High Street Plaza. Singapore 0617, on158 words
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Advertisement304 1988-10-08 19 NOTICE IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT. CAP. 90 AND IN THE MATTER OF COPIAPO ENTERPRISES PTE LTD (IN MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of Coplapo Enterprises Pte Ltd convened and held at 10 Anson Road, #33-15 International Plaza, Singapore 0207 on October304 words
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556 1988-10-08 20 AP TOP AMERICAN business leaders offered an optimistic view of economic prospects yesterday, predicting growth would slow enough next year to avoid a severe acceleration of inflation. The Business Council, composed of 62 chief executives of America s largest corporations, predicted thatAP - 556 words
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533 1988-10-08 20 Reuter A SHARP DROP in crude oil prices has encouraged US economists to take a second look at their inflation forecasts. "It's going to have a dampening impact on inflation. There's no doubt about it," said Stacy Kottman, research coordinator at theReuter - 533 words
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695 1988-10-08 20 Another big devaluation unlikely, say economists Reuter INDONESIA, Asia's biggest oil exporter, looks better prepared to ride out the latest plunge in oil prices than in 1986 when it had to resort to a major devaluation of its currency. But foreign economists,Reuter - 695 words
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359 1988-10-08 20 UPI THE INDONESIAN government slashed subsidies on fertiliser and pesticides on Thursday as part of an overhaul of agricultural policies that analysts said would benefit US farmers by raising imports of soyabean and other commodities. They said the new moves signify less urgencyUPI - 359 words
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Article, Illustration196 1988-10-08 20 AFP PRIME MINISTER Noboru Takeshi ta said yesterday Japan was considering lowering the interest rate on its official loans to Malaysia to help ease the impact of the ringgit's falling value. The Japanese premier told his Malaysian counterpart Datuk Seri DrAFP - 196 words
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358 1988-10-08 20 Reuter CHINA'S Communist Party may have to start sacking disobedient personnel to restore public confidence in economic reforms and cool inflation, Chinese officials said. They said the party had tried to carry out the reforms by issuing policy edicts and using economicReuter - 358 words
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113 1988-10-08 20 Reuter MAJOR American companies are building plants in Western Europe as a hedge against European plans to eliminate internal trade barriers. US Deputy Secretary of State John Whitehead, quoted in the Washington Post, said the US "would not stand idly by" if the EuropeanReuter - 113 words
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295 1988-10-08 20 AFP A LONG-AWAITED Sino-Soviet summit is possible in the first half of next year, after exchange visits by Chinese and Soviet foreign ministers, according to Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Igor Rogachev. Mr Rogachev also announced at a news conference in Moscow onAFP - 295 words
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Article104 1988-10-08 20 Reuter COMEX GOLD futures edged up slightly yesterday on mixed buying following the US dollar s fall on the release of jobs data. The continued rally in crude oil was also supportive for gold. The December delivery was up US$O.lO at U*****.10 an ounce. Silver futuresReuter - 104 words
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Article46 1988-10-08 20 AFP INDONESIA'S ruling Golkar Party is to hold a major congress for five days from Oct 20 to elect a new chairman. Observers said that the successful candidate could succeed Mr Suharto as president when his term ends in 1993 AFPAFP - 46 words
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Article58 1988-10-08 20 Bernama MALAYSIAN member of Parliament Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah has said that he and Datuk Musa Hitam are prepared to discuss with Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad and Mr Ghafar Baba matters pertaining to Malay unity. Leaders from other Malay organisations, too, should be invitedBernama - 58 words
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Article51 1988-10-08 20 Bernama SENIOR officials from Southeast Asian countries will meet in Jakarta for three days from Oct 17 to form a working group of the Jakarta Informal Meeting that will discuss aspects of a political solution to the Cambodian problem, Foreign Ministry sources in Jakarta said yesterday.Bernama - 51 words
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Article58 1988-10-08 20 Bernama Xinhua THE volume of both Hongkong's total exports and imports rose by 24 per cent in the first seven months of this year. The Census and Statistics Department said that the volume of domestic exports had grown by eight per cent, while thatBernama Xinhua - 58 words
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Article61 1988-10-08 20 AFP PHILIPPINE firms have performed well so far this year and hope to do better in the remainder of the year, the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Makati Business Club said in surveys released yesterday. The two surveys also gave the government goodAFP - 61 words
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Advertisement96 1988-10-08 20 Fall for St Michael's naturally smart rosebud design jumper for ladies. In an easy-care blend of acrylic/wool/ nylon, the knitwear comes in classic navy with pretty accents in red and green wonderfully warm colours to match the mood of Autumn. Add a colour co-ordinated paisley design polyester scarf for a96 words
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