The Business Times, 14 June 1989
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Title Section11 1989-06-14 1 BUSINESS TIMES MCI (P) 45/12/88 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1989 75 CENTS11 words
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Article275 1989-06-14 1 Dow Jones down SHARE PRICES in New York moved broadly lower in early trading yesterday, as the stock market failed to build on the rebound that developed on Monday. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 16.41 points to 2.502.43 by 1430 GMT. one hour into275 words
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Article, Illustration246 1989-06-14 1 THE BRITISH POUND has fallen below the Ss3 level for the first time in about five years as the US dollar continued its rise on the world's financial markets. Yesterday, sterling ended trading here at 552.9966, after hovering just above Ss3Source: Telerate - 246 words
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Article, Illustration269 1989-06-14 1 SHARE PRICES in Singapore closed higher as late afternoon buying into selected stocks breathed some life into the market. Elsewhere in the region, Tokyo, Hongkong and Australian markets fell. The Straits Times Industrials Index rose 7.36 points to 1,283.84 in active trading. Institutional buying and269 words
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519 1989-06-14 1 GENEVIEVE CUA - TAIWAN, THAILAND ALSO IN RUNNING FOR INDUSTRIAL-FIBRE PROJECT By GENEVIEVE CUA SINGAPORE is one of three countries which West German chemical giant Hoechst is eyeing as a site for its first industrialfibres plant in Asia. Thailand and Taiwan are also in the running519 words
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349 1989-06-14 1 NEW HIGH-TECH investments pumped into the chemical industry in the past six to eight months are expected to lift considerably the industry's val-ue-added contribution per worker, itself having risen by 400 per cent over the past 10 years. Fixed capital investment per worker is349 words
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140 1989-06-14 1 AFP CANADA has endorsed a US$663 million loan to a Canadian company to build an elevated mass transit system in Bangkok aimed at easing traffic congestion A Canadian Embassy official in Bangkok said on Monday that the loan offer had been formallyAFP - 140 words
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580 1989-06-14 1 SUZANNE SOH - By SUZANNE SOH THE DETAILS of the bids for the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board s Tanglin site yesterday caused a stir in the industry. Most surprising was the wide gap between the highest and lowest bids for the 1.35 hectare (13,500 sq580 words
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Article528 1989-06-14 1 Jf The China question i Agencies THE CHINESE authorities yesterday warned protesters that they risked being shot if they demonstrated again. Authorities ordered borders sealed against a possible escape attempt by two leading dissidents believed to be sheltering in the US Embassy in Beijing andAgencies - 528 words
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Advertisement241 1989-06-14 1 Full report, PAGE 18 Regional mkts, PAGE 20 World mkts, PAGE 21 BACK PAGE 'HK for faster reforms In facs of China's turmoil' China talis world It Is still a graat place for business Soviet Union on skte of Chinese authorities Editorial Comment: 12 Solidarity with the people's choice Intraco241 words
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Advertisement10 1989-06-14 1 KLCE to introduce price premium for tin delivered In S'pore,10 words
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HOME NEWS
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Article, Illustration575 1989-06-14 2 Chok Tong tells Japanese of large potential market JAPAN should help Asean exploit its potential to become the world's first regional grouping of newly-industrialising economies, First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong urged Japanese parliamentarians yesterday. Speaking at the Singapore Embassy in Tokyo to 17575 words
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Article, Illustration234 1989-06-14 2 AMERICAN EXPRESS International Inc has promoted NORMAN YEOW to manager, travel management services (sales marketing) and PAUL UM to manager, business travel operations and key accounts. Mr Yeow will be responsible for marketing leisure travel business to card-members and corporate clients. He will also manage a number234 words
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317 1989-06-14 2 LOCAL manufacturers grappling with labour problem would find a ready supply of skilled workers in the north of England if they invested there. Investors would also benefit from the financial assistance programmes offered by the British authorities, said Mike Robinson, marketing manager317 words
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Article89 1989-06-14 2 CONCRETE and corrosion talk of these and more will fill a hotel function room for three days from j today with the opening of a Japan-Asean seminar on corrosion. Experts from Singapore. Brunei and Japan will discuss significant findings of corrosion projects conducted under the89 words
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Article520 1989-06-14 3 ■■rj J Cahners Tel: *****13 Seminars and f V M T C Exposition Tlx: RS ***** J I Courses I VFax *****66 I— Jun 15-16 Finance For Non-Financial Hilton Hotel Avont-Garde Training Associates *****33 jun 14-17 I Managers Designing and Implementing a New Performance Appraisal RGA Training Centre520 words
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248 1989-06-14 3 SINGAPORE has been r praised in the US Senate c by ambassador-designate Robert Orr for having one of the most open and barri-er-free economies In the < world. If confirmed, he said, he will help US companies to i mount "more aggressive export sales"248 words
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321 1989-06-14 3 TAN KEE WEE - FOREIGN COMPETITION EXPECTED TO INTENSIFY By TAN KEE WEE STIFFER foreign competition, the rapid growth of multi-industry companies, and shifts in political and economic power will be some of the most critical differences between the business environment of today and the year321 words
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Article197 1989-06-14 3 ABOUT 150 MANUFACTURERS and suppliers are expected to participate in Optic Asia '89, an international exhibition on equipment. products and supplies for optometry and opthalmology. To be held at the World Trade Centre from June 22 to 25. the exhibition will also feature contact lenses197 words
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249 1989-06-14 3 THE GOLDEN ARCHES of McDonald's will be coming up next at the Wisma Atria and Forum Galleria shopping centres, bringing to six the number of McDonald s outlets in the prime Orchard Road belt. Fast-food business is expected to continue growing249 words
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145 1989-06-14 3 JURONG TOWN Corporation wilt set up a gallery to record its achievements and role in Singapore's industrialisation over the years. Called the Jurong Town Corporation Gallery, it will cost $500,000 to set up. A JTC spokesman said that it will also be145 words
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Advertisement286 1989-06-14 2 EC-Asean Seminar on Joint Venture Management and Industrial Cooperation Limited places available on this sponsored programme ■ui i ,v \4r Under the sponsorship of the Commission of the European Communities, the Euro-Asia Centre of the international business schooI,!NSEAD, will be conducting a three-week residential seminar on Joint Venture Management and286 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous178 1989-06-14 2 z//r± V//// Adelaide Amsterdom Max/ Not* Mln CO 12/07 Hoi. 25/14 Clear 30/16 Clowdy 18/16 Cloudy 34/27 Qoor 32/26 Fair 30/25 Cloudy 29/26 Hno 30/22 Sunny 20/14 Cloudy 25/10 Clear 30/25 Cloudy 18/14 O'cosi 22/12 Fine 26/10 Cleoi 24/13 Qeai 15/06 Cleoi 32/20 Cleai 20/10 Cloud] 13/-2 Bn. 26/19 Roll178 words
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Advertisement100 1989-06-14 3 OVER 55 YEARS OF DISTINCTIVE TAILORING COLLAR Top-quality Irish linen for collar backing to ensure softness for comfort and retention of shape. SHOULDERS Perfectly-shaped shoulders which are lightweight and flexible Quality is ensured by the careful pressing of cotton wool between two layers of felt. INTER-LINING Traditionally hand-stitched body interlining100 words
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ASIA-PACIFIC
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391 1989-06-14 4 Bernama MALAYSIA can expect a buoyant economic outlook with a projected 8 per cent growth this year, after a peak growth of 8.1 per cent last year. Bank Negara Deputy Governor Datuk Dr Lin See Yan said. He projected a 7.1 per centBernama - 391 words
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183 1989-06-14 4 AFP NEW ZEALAND Prime Minister David Lange expressed concern yesterday at the emergence of "chequebook diplomacy" in the South Pacific, following reports that France plans to fund a naval base in Fiji. Michel Rocard will be the first French Prime Minister toAFP - 183 words
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328 1989-06-14 4 AP AMERICAN military aid to non-com-munist factions in Cambodia should be increased from the US$7 million now planned to as much as US$3O million to help prevent the return to power of the Khmer Rouge, Congressman Stephen Solarz said onAP - 328 words
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Article960 1989-06-14 4 ARRIVALS DEPARTURES Operator S*rvic* Local From number tlmo Operator Service Local For number time S1A SIA SWAZI Alt SIA MAS KAL MAS MAS SIA CPA MAS GiA SIA ItA OA SAS UftA SIA GtA THA SIA TtY GtA SIA GiA MAS GIA SAt SIA CAi SIA SIA960 words
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Advertisement276 1989-06-14 4 GOOD IDEAS KEEP COMING UP "Voted' 'Best Buy 2 years in a row !i. A :'zA i What to Buy Jor Business Only a very good copier can be so honoured by the prestigious US business publication. What to Buy for Business. To win 2 years running, you have to276 words
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Advertisement108 1989-06-14 4 TORONTO Cill your Tmtl Agent or Air C*n*d» u 7)*****. A BREATH OF FRESH AIR The businns person t choice every Tutvlii. Thurviiv Saturday and Sunday Lmi»i« Chanr Airport at 22:C5 hours and arriving at Lener R. Peanon International Airport the following <m. Air Canada <w 4 '> c A/ore108 words
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REST OF THE WORLD
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Article484 1989-06-14 6 Japan anchor of US policy in Asia, says US official AP THE UPHEAVAL in China makes it imperative to recognise Japan as "the anchor" of US policy in Asia and defuse US-Japanese trade tension, says a US official. "We have to break out of the situationAP - 484 words
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331 1989-06-14 6 AFP JAPANESE direct investment in the European Community (EC), already estimated at US$l3.5 billion, is "growing exponentially", Time magazine reported in its editions which hit newsstands on Monday. Within Europe, the magazine said. Britain appears to be the favourite country for JapaneseAFP - 331 words
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371 1989-06-14 6 Reuter BRITISH SHOPPERS who went on a spending spree in unseasonally hot spring weather last month have helped to fan fears that inflation is still a problem and that domestic interest rates might have to rise again. The government saidReuter - 371 words
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337 1989-06-14 6 AFP EUROPEAN Community foreign ministers on Monday gave the go-ahead for negotiating the EC's first trade and cooperation agreement with the Soviet Union. The decision, announced in Brussels, coincided with the first day of Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev's visit toAFP - 337 words
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210 1989-06-14 6 FT BRITAIN stood alone among the 12 European Community states in its opposition in principle to the European Commission's proposed social charter for workers rights. "We are being asked to sign a blank cheque, before anyone has defined what the rightsFT - 210 words
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445 1989-06-14 6 NYT US RETAIL SALES are slowing, and retailers, analysts and economists say the downward trend will intensify as the year progresses. Car sales, which had been strong earlier in the year, sagged in May after incentives had helped results in April. But theNYT - 445 words
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Miscellaneous28 1989-06-14 6 LOOKS UKB IT. UJB'LL NSVSR B& A&LS TOCISAN fTALLUR. BY GARRY TRUDEAU OH NO IOUDONI, HARRIS! THIS ISA3RANPNSW CARPET' 3.D..U5 HAVZIU PO SOME m 1 << p^vj m t28 words
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COMMODITIES
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Article155 1989-06-14 7 Telerate FUEL OIL prices were weaker in tandem with crude oil prices. Sellers of Ist-half Jul CST-180 were asking $94-5 mt fob Sing. Indications for End-June CST-180 were at $95 mt fob Sing. However, no buyers were seen in the market as many expected prices toTelerate - 155 words
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Article127 1989-06-14 7 A HIGHER disposal pushed the Kuala Lumpur Tin Market price down 14 cents to 27.53 ringgit a kg yesterday. Otters of 165 tonnes against a bid of five saw the price slip gradually, with the overnight retreat on the LME prompting the decline. Turnover settled at 108 tonnes127 words
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Article369 1989-06-14 7 Reuter HONGKONG: GOLD closed little changed in quiet but choppy twoway trading yesterday. Investors were watching closely the US dollar in the absence of fresh incentives. Support emerged at US$36O an ounce. Bullion ended at US$36O 50/361.00 an ounce against an initial U*****.80/361.30 and compared with New York'sReuter - 369 words
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Article479 1989-06-14 7 Bernama Reuter MALAYSIAN CRUDE PALM OIL FUTURES futures closed mixed to unchanged on the Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange yesterday amid uncertainty over stock figures to be released by the Porta tomorrow. After opening lower, in line with easier cbt advices, the market moved up to close at theBernama; Reuter - 479 words
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Article95 1989-06-14 7 Previous dosing pricos and total solos in poronthosls Copper Grade A Ccnh 1640/1642 (1603/1572) 3-morrthj 1630/1631 0599/1600) 3*rn«frw Ton* IT 1641 (1587) Soto* (9118) Lead Co* 3-momto Safltenwnl Ton*i 440/445 (430/435) 410/411 (407/408) 450 (450) Sate* (1603) Zinc High Qrede (U8$/tonne) Co* 3-«nonlhi 1490/1500 (1505/1515) 1450/1455 (1465/1470) 1504(1515)95 words
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Article217 1989-06-14 7 Reuter SINGAPORE: Rubber prices closed marginally higher in quiet trading yesterday with July 1 RSS quoted at 173.50 cents a kg. up 0.50 cent from Monday's close. On the TSR-20 Award market, prices rose slightly in the afternoon on some covering interest in thin trading. July buyer was quotedReuter - 217 words
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Article93 1989-06-14 7 (car»w/kg) JULY 1989 AUGUST 1989 (current month! (forwon d month) RAS NOON NOON fc/yan Satan tvyan Satan SSt 20 144 JO 146.50N 144.50 146 JON sse 50 142 JO 1 44.SON 142 JO 144 JON MRELB Ivyan ;,|i n Ivyan Satan SMI cv 236-50 238.50N 238.50 240JON93 words
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Article194 1989-06-14 7 Chinese Produce Coffee (US$/toraw, FOB) Exchange API FOB NSW 380.00 White Rice AP2 FOB NSW 330.00 100% 1« do* Sollon' noon dosing prtcos on EK1 FOB NSW 345.00 370 Juno 13 (SS/100 kg) Robutto 20/25% 100% 2nd dam 100% 3rd dam 340 335 Coconut oil FOB NSW 305.00194 words
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Article297 1989-06-14 7 RAS prices In 8 e«Mkg, FOB In b»l« 1 NOON CLOSE Buy on Sollors Buyort So Hon Int 1 RSS Prompt 174.50 175.50N 175 JO 176 JON Int 1 RSS July 89 172.50 173.50N 173 JO 174 JON In* 1 RSS Aug 174.50 175.50N 175 JO 176297 words
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Article95 1989-06-14 7 CHICAGO Board of Trade soybeans closed lower on Monday in speculative buying. New crop contracts held losses as rain spread through key US producing areas. July ended down 9-1/2 cents per bushel at U556.93 and November was off nine at US$6.lB. CBT soyproducts closed lower in mostly speculative trading.95 words
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Advertisement228 1989-06-14 7 Some businessmen are nappy to remain in the dark. A lot of businessmen still believe that worrying and setting aside a reserve for bad debts are all part of business life. On the other hand, there are those who do nut want to take any risk by insisting on guaranteed228 words
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MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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Article1219 1989-06-14 8 Reuter SINGAPORE: f THE US DOLLAR closed higher yesterday against most European currencies, but slightly lower against I the yen after active, choppy trading. Dealers said repeated Bank of Japan dollar selling intervention, profit-tak-ing and stoploss selling met strong buying from Japanese institutional investors on dips. The dollarReuter - 1,219 words
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Article554 1989-06-14 8 SEPTEMBER Eurodollar futures yesterday opened 8 ticks lower than Monday's Simex close at 91 36 on profit-taking following market's conviction that the Federal Reserve will not ease credit policy further. Prices continued to ease to low at 91.27 following rumours of a Japan discount rate hike. The September contract554 words
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100 1989-06-14 8 BA Futures Reuter TAIWAN has improved its foreign exchange trading system by issuing Taiwan/US dollar quotes every 15 minutes rather than every 30. the central bank said. The system was launched on April 3 to head off possible US retaliation over charges the bankBA Futures; Reuter - 100 words
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Article287 1989-06-14 8 Reuter ASIAN dollar deposit rates closed at their opening levels in quiet trading yesterday, with most operators sidelined ahead of today's US May retail sales data due at 1230 GMT. dealers said. Term rates were steady to slightly higher at the outset and were little changed subsequently.Reuter - 287 words
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Article1345 1989-06-14 8 CURRENCY FUTURES OPTIONS TuMdoy, Juna 13, 1989 DEUTSCHE MARK (SIMEX) Jmh 88 caMa Mfh Low Sad Mm 88 |h U m 0a 51 S3 53 54 55 54 tap M caMa I M tap 88 |gh t put* mm t< Ml S3 53 54 360 340 437 Tuasday, Juna1,345 words
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Advertisement166 1989-06-14 8 HELP THE TIRED BUSINESSMAN FIND A TREASURED HAVEN Mandarin Oriental: Jalan M HThamrin. Jakarta, Indonesia. Tel: 321 30VIelcx K^^Aonriatel Bangkok Hong Kong •Jakarta Macau Manila San Francisco Singapore The Excelsior. Hong Kong (Associate). g *****33, your travel agent. or Utell Internauonal. MANDARIN ORIENTAL JAKARTA Start at the corner and simply166 words
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BANKING AND FINANCE
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Article187 1989-06-14 10 Gold futures on June 12, 1989 100 troy ounces. USS per troy ounce Opon High Low Sa«a 4#Jul 359.30 363 00 359.50 361.90 3.80 Jul 363.30 3.80 Aug 363 00 367 00 362.80 365.80 3.80 Oct 367 20 370.30 366.30 369.60 3.90 Ok 370. SO 374.60 370.00187 words
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Article306 1989-06-14 10 Reuter IMM CURRENCY futures closed lower on Monday but in the upper half of daily trading ranges, with yen and sterling futures posting sharp declines. Strong investor interest in the US currency in Asian and European trading sent futures sharply lower early in heavy, and at times confusing trade,Reuter - 306 words
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Article112 1989-06-14 10 Treasury bills Period Issue Yesterday's dosing Day's code Maturity BID OFFER HIGH LOW 3 months BQ*****Z 7.09.89 4.05 4.00 4.09 3.98 6 months BY*****H 23.11.89 4.05 4.00 1 year BY*****F 24.05.90 4.30 4.25 4.30 4.28 Government notes and bonds Period Issue Maturity Coupon Yesterday's dosing Day's code112 words
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Article, Illustration191 1989-06-14 10 Indicates the average of the prime lending ratec of 12 major banks In S'pore Interbank market rates (offer/bid) on June 13 7 doyt 3 iMfl 6 *mH 12 mIh us$ 9 7/16 3/16 9 3/16 3/16 9 1/4 9 1/« 9 1/1-9 9 a 7/# 13 1J191 words
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Article68 1989-06-14 10 THE OVERNIGHT RATE fell by 3/8 point to 4 7/8 per cent on the Singapore money market yesterday. One-month term rate fell by 1/16 point while the two- and three-months rates remained unchanged. S$ Interbank rates at the close yesterda o«* MO Qm night 4 7/1 4 3/468 words
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60 1989-06-14 10 Reuter MITSUI BANK Ltd and Sumitomo Bank Ltd each decided to raise their prime lending rates by 5/8 percentage point to 4-7/8 per cent, effective June 19. spokesmen for the banks said. The decisions follow an identical announcement by Mitsubishi Bank Ltd on Monday. OtherReuter - 60 words
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484 1989-06-14 10 HONG LEE TIAM - By HONG LEE TIAM ASIA Commercial Bank (ACB), the last of the 13 local banks to release its 1988 financial results, has reported a 22 6 per cent rise to $4.3 million in after-tax bank profit. At the group level, the net484 words
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145 1989-06-14 10 THE DIRECTORS of Far Eastern Bank (FEB) have proposed a dividend for shareholders, the first payout since the bank was acquired by United Overseas Bank (UOB) in August 1984. Mr Wee Cho Yaw, the chairman of FEB, said in the bank's 1988145 words
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507 1989-06-14 10 Reuter CENTRAL bankers from leading industrial powers have voiced doubts about the wisdom of setting exchange rate targets, placing a big question mark over the future of the 1987 Louvre Accord on currency stabilisation. The Basle-based Bank for International Settlements (BIS), the central bankers'Reuter - 507 words
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Article252 1989-06-14 10 Reuter CHANCELLOR of the Exchequer Nigel Lawson said Britain should wait until mid-1990 before considering whether to join the European Monetary System (EMS) which keeps West European currency rates in line. British newspapers took Mr Lawson's reference on Monday as a signal of furtherReuter - 252 words
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245 1989-06-14 10 Reuter THE DOLLAR is likely to continue to appreciate for some time, but it may be approaching a top, Japan's Economic Planning Agency vice-minister Takao Akabane said. "The current depreciation of our currency and the appreciation of the US dollar will continue for someReuter - 245 words
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Advertisement128 1989-06-14 10 THE CHEF RECOMMENDS... SPECIALITIES OF THE MONTH gMgMUHMUMpi' Double Boiled j g ;I f Ageorz SoMp with /(ML ft Special Fresh Seafood Chinese Venison with Sbimeji Mushrooms Sino Style. Ah Tong come these commended culinary triumphs. 1\ Each is a work of art; as tempting visually W i as it128 words
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PERSPECTIVE
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507 1989-06-14 12 IT IS UNDERSTANDABLE that the events in Poland should have been overshadowed by those in China. In a sense, however, the importance of the Polish developments is magnified by the carnage in China. Both countries are communist. In China, a nascent political threat to the507 words
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Article, Illustration1789 1989-06-14 12 LIM SOON NEO - Intraco reaching beyond trade LIM SOON NEO reports on the changes in the company LIM SOON NEO THREE YEARS AGO, Intraco Ltd began to streamline its operations, reorganising business areas and making management changes. In March, the company, in which the Singapore government still holds a stake, appointed a new1,789 words
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Article, Illustration535 1989-06-14 13 FERDINAND PROTZMAN - THE POTENTIAL OF SOVIET TRADE TANTALIZES WEST GERMANS. FERDINAND PROTZMAN REPORTS FERDINAND PROTZMAN NYT AT FIRST GLANCE, the two economic agreements that West German and Soviet officials will sign during Mikhail Gorbachev's visit to Bonn this week are of minor significance. One provides protection for GermanNYT - 535 words
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Article, Illustration1117 1989-06-14 13 AL O LABITA, Jr - Manila's plans for US military installations By AL O LABITA, Jr THE PHILIPPINES is firming its resolve to transform the American defence installations in the country into profit-generating commercial and industrial ventures. Last week, the Senate ratified a Congressional proposal calling for the1,117 words
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LEISURE
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478 1989-06-14 14 HEALTH UPI DOES THE AMOUNT of fat in a woman' diet affect her risk of -tleveloping breast cancer? Although several studies have recently cast doubt on the hypothesis that high levels of dietary fat increase the risk of developing breast cancer, some scientistsUPI - 478 words
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Article504 1989-06-14 14 ART AP INTERNATIONAL art collectors have invaded Buenos Aires in search of bargain-priced treasures. encouraged by the soaring strength of the American dollar against the weak Argentine currency. From precious jewels to Impressionist paintings, antique clocks and furniture, collectors are on the hunt for antiquitiesAP - 504 words
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Article, Illustration734 1989-06-14 15 BOOKS Reuter GODFREY MOLOI caused a sensation in the South African literary world when he published My Life, the story of his years as a street-fighting thug in Johan nesburg s black township of Soweto. South Africa's unlikeliest man of letters is nowReuter - 734 words
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252 1989-06-14 15 MUSIC Reuter ALEXSEI SULTANOV. a 19-year-old Soviet student, won the Eighth Van Cliburn International Piano Competition gold medal on Sunday to become the hottest young concert pianist in the world. Sultanov. whose passionate style and charisma made him the audience favourite, was givenReuter - 252 words
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Advertisement258 1989-06-14 14 i Nasi Padang Month t 1 in 1 I I i Ming Court Hotel i 1 For the whole month of May, you can enjoy *Nasi Padang at Ming Court Hotel. Prepared specially by our Muslim Chef, there will be mouthwatering dishes such as Udang Masak Tomato, Tahu Sambal Goreng,258 words
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Advertisement244 1989-06-14 14 PLUMS PRESENTS YOUR MID-YEAR FEAST RICH NONYA FLAVOURS JUNE 12 25. 1989 ONLY The flavourful cuisine that is known as nonya can be found only in this part of the world. Is it Malay food cooked the Chinese way? Or can it be Chinese dishes prepared according to the Malays.244 words
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Advertisement202 1989-06-14 14 Happy Hours in the Streets Happy hours stretch from 3pm Bpm Mon Sat. With drinks at reduced prices. Cafe hctmonkvmr STREFTSOF i rma Bfach Road Sineaporr 0719 Trl *****11 J Y'.n Temptations served round the clock... onlv at Cafe Excelsior A delightful selection of western and local favourites Executive Set202 words
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Advertisement54 1989-06-14 14 FATHER S DAY JUNE 18.12 noon -2.30 pm At The Mandarin, there are many ways to show Dad how much you appreciate him. mz i Us MM V M j? > fj£! > .V- V I* v; V Kngjtt trm PmrtmQ. NO OOVf R CMAHO£ 19 Cairnh'li Circle loft Orchard54 words
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Advertisement163 1989-06-14 15 Some Of The Best U. S. Beef Is Found In The Park. From June >-24, you can sample delicious US Beef at two of Century Park Sheraton's restaurants. Unkai offers traditional Japanese specialities for lunch and dinner prepared with prime grade U.S. sirloin or tenderloin of beef. Hubertus Grill is163 words
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Miscellaneous662 1989-06-14 15 ■iKatsHKhQGIB ©IiDQSKfIijMD CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS I A roll on the floor? (6) 7 In which the temperature is of growing concern (8) 8 Sort of skirt for the South of France? (4) 10 Possibly a means to help make up a crew (8) II Jeffrey taking a shot? (6) 14662 words
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Miscellaneous1379 1989-06-14 15 TV and RADIO Epidemic down under I OUR CHOICE BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, 7.55pm, SBC 5 Ron Perlman puts on his hairy face again to become Vincent in the second episode of this new season. He and Cathy hide an escaped seaman in their "underworld not knowing that he is1,379 words
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369 1989-06-14 16 GOLF NYT StVE BALLESTEROS, one of the world's best and most popular getters, and Deane Beman. the commissioner of the PGA tour, may call a truce in their fouryear war of words and come to aa agreement that might permit the 32-year-old SpaniardNYT - 369 words
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501 1989-06-14 16 BEN JOHNSON INQUIRY AFP BEN JOHNSON had to fight his way through a heaving mass of reporters in Toronto on Monday when he came to give his side of the story in the biggest Olympic fraud in history. The sprinter and his lawyer EdAFP - 501 words
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Article, Illustration338 1989-06-14 16 TENNIS AFP JIMMY CONNORS swaggered into Scotland on Monday with a solid tip for Wimbledon himself. "It's like gambling. Every time you walk out you're gambling on your game and your reputation," said the old street-fighter in a tennis world populated by youngsters more than halfAFP - 338 words
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Article152 1989-06-14 16 AP TIM MAYOTTE and Kevin Curren easily defeated American compatriots on Monday to reach the second round of the Queen's Club grass-court tournament. The top three seeds in the pre-Wimbledon tournament Ivan Lendl, Stefan Edberg and Mats Wilander played opening matches yesterday Mayotte. the fourth seed,AP - 152 words
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Article, Illustration432 1989-06-14 16 UPI LEE TREVINO kicked off US Open week on Monday by returning to the site of his first major triumph and charming the gallery just as he did 21 years ago. With a crowd of more than 2,000 fans following him,UPI - 432 words
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Article, Illustration919 1989-06-14 16 BOXING AP SUGAR RAY LEONARD and i Thomas Hearns. calling on skills 1 that were supposed to have been i gone, battled to a 12-round draw on Monday night at Caesars Palace, almost eight years after their first fight. Leonard, knocked down in both the thirdAP - 919 words
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175 1989-06-14 16 CRICKET UPI ENGLANDs world famous cricket ace lan Botham has lost all feeling in the right side of his face following the devastating injury that put him out of the first Test at Headingley. England's record breaking all-rounder fears he may notUPI - 175 words
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Article335 1989-06-14 16 BASKETBALL AFP THE LOS ANGELES Lakers, down 3-0 to the determined Detroit Pistons, need nothing short of a miracle to win their third straight NBA championship. The Lakers, who entered the finals unbeaten in 11 play-off games, lost to the Pistons 114-110 atAFP - 335 words
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Advertisement561 1989-06-14 16 IH THE MATTER OF 1 THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 50 AND Iff THE MATTER OF GENERAL PILING A CIVIL ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION PTE LTD (In Members' Voluntary Liquidation) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members Of the abovenamed Company duly convened and held at 135 Jurong East Street 13 #04-335,561 words
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Advertisement569 1989-06-14 16 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT CHAPTER 50 AND MAHTANI ENTERPRISES PTE LTD (IN MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of MAHTANI ENTERPRISES PTE LTD duly convened and held at 67, HIGH STREET, SATNAM HOUSE #03-06 Singapore 0617 on Friday 2nd June 1989, the following Special resolution569 words
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Advertisement139 1989-06-14 16 FOR RENT We can rent out part of our premises a\ 500 so m (5000 sq.ft) of workshop A> space w.th 100 sq.m (1000 sq.ft) aSrconditioned office area, and m 1800 sq m (18,000 sq.ft) uncovered outdoor area! Ideal for the storage of containers etc. A) and B) can be139 words
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Article, Illustration1055 1989-06-14 17 JOSEPHINE CHAN - by JOSEPHINE CHAN SHARE PRICES finished marginally higher in active trading yesterday. Institutional buying and bargain hunting helped boost the Straits Times Industrials Index a further 7.36 points to finish at 1,283.84. "Confidence has returned and it looks like a lot of1,055 words
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Article244 1989-06-14 17 MAvvN■MinA'tifl OCBC-SIMBL Invest™ Hit Sov#rs Capitol h>«d 099 104 Sayrs Trust fvod 096 103 OUB Investment Mgt Union Global fund@ 084 088 Union S'por# Fund 090 094 Union lrtv«i!»*nt fund 090 094 Union Gold Fund@ 045 048 Diamond Mgt S'pore May June Oonond S'por* Fund IUSJI 061 0244 words
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Article57 1989-06-14 17 KULIM (MALAYSIA) BHD: 14th AGM at Ulu Tiram Estate, Ulu Tiram, Johor, today at noon. AMCOL HOLDINGS LTD: AGM at 110 Middle Road. #03-01. Chiat Hong Building, Singapore 0718. tomorrow at 11.00 am. HONG FOK CORPORATION LTD: 21st AGM at the Registered Office, 360 Orchard Road. #07-06 Internatioanl57 words
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Article5922 1989-06-14 17 1989 High Low Tel Cod* Company Last Sale JUN 13 -torVol (000) Day High Low Las! Quota Buyer Seller Gr's Dtv Dlv C'vr Gr's rid Net P/E M Cap Smll 168 93 183 70% 94 100 101 82% 190 91% 104 .144 100 87% SESDAQ 120 t5,922 words
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Article, Illustration3567 1989-06-14 18 MBT SHARE PRICES on the Kuala Lumpur stock market broke an early session uptrend to close broadly easier yesterday in quiet trading. However, motor issues bucked the downswing to post good gains on balance Tan Chong Motor was heavily traded with 1.391 million units done. ItMBT - 3,567 words
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440 1989-06-14 19 MAGDALENE NG - Firm awaiting outcome of re-zoning review By MAGDALENE NG UNITED INDUSTRIAL Corporation (UIC) has postponed the completion of its purchase of the plot of land behind The Paragon at Orchard Road for $81 million as a result of a review of the re-zoning of440 words
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283 1989-06-14 19 A subsidiary of shipbuilder Singmarine Industries Ltd has secured shipbuilding contracts worth $6.5 million from local and international owners. The subsidiary, Singapore Slipway Enginering Co Re Ltd, will be building six skiff boats, a pair of tug and barge, and a high283 words
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Article, Illustration333 1989-06-14 19 THE managing director of revamped Cold Storage Holdings Ltd. R J Barton, is retiring after 25 years with the group. Mr Barton, who will leave in June next year, joined the group in 1964. He was appointed managing director in December 1983. CSH's chairman,333 words
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292 1989-06-14 19 Town City faces uncertain future pending outcome of Wardley suit TOWN AND CITY Properties Ltd remains uncertain about its future pending the outcome of a suit taken by a syndicate of banks for a guarantee given to one of its former subsidiaries. This was revealed by chairman Edwin H Burrell292 words
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Article, Illustration368 1989-06-14 19 THE STOCK EXCHANGE of Singapore has asked Amcol Holdings Ltd more questions on its proposed takeover of a Malaysian company. Amcol announced in March that it intended to acquire Anak Bukit Resorts Sdn Bhd for M 519.8 million to develop a 172-hectare368 words
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Article214 1989-06-14 19 STRAITS STEAMSHIP LAND LTD directors said the company's non-transfer-able preferential invitation tranche of $43.98 million loan stocks with warrants has been fully subscribed. The company received preferential applications in respect of $23.61 million nominal amount of loan stock with warrants and excess applications in respect of $23.14 million214 words
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Article, Illustration589 1989-06-14 19 Mia® HOCK LOCK SIEW THE MARKET is rife with speculation that property group United Overseas Land may hive off its wholly-owned hotel subsidiary Hotel Plaza Ltd and turn it into a publicly listed entity. UOL officials would not confirm its plans for Hotel Plaza butHOCK LOCK SIEW - 589 words
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390 1989-06-14 20 AFP THE OSAKA Securities Exchange launched trading in stock-index options on Monday, becoming the first of three Japanese stock markets to offer such instruments to Japanese investors The options are based on the Nikkei Stock Average of 225 issues on the Tokyo Stock Exchange,AFP - 390 words
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331 1989-06-14 20 NYT ALMOST UNNOTICED, the Japanese stock market, heretofore the wonder of the *****, has started to underperform other stock markets. The soaring dollar is part of the problem for the Japanese, but there is more to it than that. For those who had theNYT - 331 words
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117 1989-06-14 20 Reuter CONSOLIDATED Gold Fields pic said it is calling a shareholder meeting on June 30 to vote on the special preference share dividend scheme used as part of its defence against the bid from Minerals and Resources Corp Ltd. The £3.5 billion bidReuter - 117 words
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Article, Illustration420 1989-06-14 20 Tokyo Reuter A BURST of buying by investment trust funds at the open yesterday failed to inspire the market as selling emerged in late morning trade on fears of a discount rate rise and currency concerns, knocking share prices down and holding them down in light tradeReuter - 420 words
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Article, Illustration500 1989-06-14 20 Australia Reuter THE AUSTRALIAN share market was slightly easier by the close of floor trading yesterday in line with higher cash rates, which weakened industrial stocks. The All Ordinaries Index was 3.3 points lower at 1.540.2. The All Industrials Index was 0.1 point higher at 2,519.3 andReuter - 500 words
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Article, Illustration1310 1989-06-14 20 Hongkong HONGKONG'S main stock indicator, the Hang Seng Index, sank 85.02 points to end at 2,355.19 on active overseas selling yesterday. although some local bargain hunting provided a cushion in the afternoon, brokers said. "We got a classic 16 per cent retracement on Monday1,310 words
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Article410 1989-06-14 20 Reuter A LAST MINUTE #ell-ofl by profit-seeking investors in Taipei yesterday pushed share prices down from the morning's moderate gains, brokers said. The weighted index rose 43.41 points, or 0.46 per cent, to close at 9,511.25 compared with Monday's 9.467.84 finish. Turnover fell to NTJ96.22 billion fromReuter - 410 words
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Article195 1989-06-14 20 Reuter SEOUL STOCKS yesterday ended slightly down after a near 10-point gain in the morning as investors took profits from four consecutive days of rises, brokers said The composite index closed down 0.50 point to 919.98. Volume was significantly more than in recent weeks, at 300.8 billion wonReuter - 195 words
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Article112 1989-06-14 20 Reuter PHILIPPINE share prices closed easier yesterday after drifting in listless trading as caution set in on a lack of strong market incentives, brokers said. The Manila Stock Exchange Composite Index dipped a marginal 4.04 points to end at 1,042.26. Combined volume on the two bourses thinnedReuter - 112 words
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Article245 1989-06-14 20 Reuter THAI STOCKS were mixed at the cloee yesterday after an active session in which heavy foreign buying of finance issues pushed the index to another all-time high. The SET Index gained 2.36 points to cloee at a record 574.08. with 9.9 million shares changingReuter - 245 words
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Article179 1989-06-14 20 Reuter SHARE PRICES retreated from an early rally to close mixed on lack of support, brokers said. They said the market opened firm but the prof-it-taking that followed weakened sentiment. "State-owned financial institutions are heavy buyers but investors kept to the sidelines." one broker said. Brokers saidReuter - 179 words
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Article106 1989-06-14 20 Reuter THE NEW ZEALAND share market yesterday closed slightly higher after a day of uninspired trading and brokers expect similar conditions to continue today. The Barclays Index climbed 3.84 points to 1.889.10. Brokers said most interest centred on BNZ. which rose six cents to 89 centsReuter - 106 words
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Article, Illustration814 1989-06-14 21 New York AP Reuter THE NEW YORK stock market managed a mixed performance in light trading on Monday, benefiting from an afternoon recovery in blue chip issues. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials traded in negative territory for much of the session but graduallyAP; Reuter - 814 words
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Article, Illustration1014 1989-06-14 21 London Reuter LONDON shares were easier in cautious opening trade yesterday as some early buying interest faded in the face of a steadily sliding pound. Dealers said intervention by the Bank of England was slowing the fall but sterling still seemed set to test 3.07Reuter - 1,014 words
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Article1591 1989-06-14 21 Reuter ZURICH: Swiss share I prices yesterday closed i easier across the board in i lively trading. Dealers said shares came off their early highs on profit-taking. The Swiss Market Index of leading shares closed 9 6 lower at 1,610.4 points after opening little changed at 1,620.8.Reuter - 1,591 words
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Advertisement196 1989-06-14 19 I AsiI.RN( XRi'l'l^ SptdaMti* m Bme Hmmd-btoOtd Carp€ts IfllUt Auction Sale Wednesday. June 14. 1989 Grand Ballroom Hilton International Singapore Viewing cocktails: 4pm 7pm Auction Sale: 7pm 8.30pm Auctioneers: Cheong Koon Seng (CKS) Auctioneers Valuers Pte Ltd t.'i m H? v Showroom #03 28 Raffles City Shopping Centre Tel: 338196 words
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Advertisement149 1989-06-14 19 5< SINGAPORE 'ißt PREMIER WATCH BOUTIQL m More shares for your investment dollars Are your funds locked up in stocks and shares? Wouldn't it be great if you can use them yet, at the same time, not liquidate your shares? OUB has your answer in the latest Share Margin Financing149 words
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Advertisement724 1989-06-14 20 Let Business International help you put China's political crisis in perspective. On June 20, Business International's China Division will conduct a special seminar: "The Impact of Current Chinese Politics on your Business," to examine the violent unrest in China and its implications for your firm's PRC operations. China Division director724 words
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Advertisement9 1989-06-14 20 Managers must manage. BT shows you how every Monday.9 words
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Advertisement11 1989-06-14 21 ``;^({;~&=}!<>($$%[!$$:|>"'/@_^ When people want quick results, they call CATS. r Qf *111 words
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Advertisement1199 1989-06-14 21 MICROGNOSIS IS SPREADING ALL OVER! Today, more than 12,000 traders from New York to Tokyo are using Micrognosis systems to get a competitive edge in the world's financial markets. And that number is growing every day. (Our sales have more than quadrupled since 1985.) If you're planning a new floor,1,199 words
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340 1989-06-14 22 Bernama THE FOUR FACTIONS in the Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR) have welcomed the government-sponsored Islamic Courts Bill aimed at enabling the courts to enforce their verdicts. The ruling party, Golkar, the Muslim-based United Development Party (PPP), the Indonesian Democratic PartyBernama - 340 words
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436 1989-06-14 22 GO-AHEAD FOR PRELIMINARY WORKS FROM STATE GOVT Bernama THE JOHOR state government has given permission to Singapore authorities to carry out preliminary works of its additional water supply project, Chief Minister Tan Sri Haji Muhyiddin Yassin said yesterday. "The Public Utilities Board (PUB) hasBernama - 436 words
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232 1989-06-14 22 DEXTER LEE - By DEXTER LEE THE KUALA Lumpur Commodity Exchange (KLCE) will be introducing a price premium for tin delivered at any of its approved warehouses in Singapore from Aug 1. The tin buyer will then have to pay the seller a232 words
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126 1989-06-14 22 AP SOUTH KOREAN officials are considering devaluing the country's currency after its recent rapid rise, in efforts to restore falling exports, press reports said yesterday. The reports, carried in most major newspapers, said that devaluation was among the measures proposed in a meetingAP - 126 words
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176 1989-06-14 22 Reuter TAIWAN will send five missions to the US between August and early 1990 to buy American products worth about US$l.5 billion to help narrow the trade gap between the two countries, officials in Taipei said yesterday. Vice-Economic Minister Chang Chung-chien said an agricultural teamReuter - 176 words
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293 1989-06-14 22 J# The China question Agencies WHILE its police round up "ruffians" and "counter-revolutionary elements" following the June 4 carnage in Beijing, China is still telling the world that it is a great place to do business. Chinese leadersAgencies - 293 words
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470 1989-06-14 22 FOO CHOY PENG - By FOO CHOY PENG SPECULATION has arisen that the Hongkong government is prepared to speed up democratic reforms in the colony before it reverts to China in 1997. Local press reports, quoting government sources, said that as a first step. Hongkong470 words
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189 1989-06-14 22 AFP AP THE SOVIET UNION is coming out firmly on the side of the Chinese authorities, more than one week after the bloody military crackdown against pro-democra-cy demonstrators, analysts said in Moscow yesterday. The Kremlin is apparently unwilling to jeopardise itsAFP; AP - 189 words
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Article52 1989-06-14 22 AFP THE US CURRENT account deficit increased sharply in the first quarter of the year, rising to U5530.69 billion, the Commerce Department announced. That was 7 per cent higher than the U5528.68 billion shortfall posted in the last three months of 1968, the departmentAFP - 52 words
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Article50 1989-06-14 22 Reuter THE SOVIET Union and Weet Germany pledged yesterday to turn their military machines into defensive forces and work for a more united and democratic Europe. Mikhail Gorbachev and Helmut Kohl issued the pledge in a six-page document meant as a guidepost for bilateral relations. ReuterReuter - 50 words
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Article37 1989-06-14 22 AFP ASEAN energy ministers will hold their annual conference in Kuala Lumpur from June 22. The two-day conference will review progress in Asean energy projects and explore new areas for cooperation. AFPAFP - 37 words
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Article58 1989-06-14 22 AP RADICAL students, hurling rocks and firebombs, fought riot police in Seoul and at least three provincial cities yesterday in protest against a government crackdown on dissident movements. The clashes came amidst reports that President Roh Tae-woo intends to shake up his Cabinet and remove seniorAP - 58 words
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Article57 1989-06-14 22 Reuter COMEX SILVER futures retreated to unchanged levels after an early rally stalled just slightly above Monday's highs. In a thin market July silver was unchanged at U555.23 an ounce, having backtracked from U555,275 against Monday's high of U555.27. Dealers said the market was consolidating on top ofReuter - 57 words
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Article90 1989-06-14 22 AFP THE BRITISH Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) on Monday grounded all 12 Boeing 737-400s registered in Britain "for safety reasons", a CAA spokesman said in London. The move was announced after two planes developed technical problems with their CFM-56 engines last weekend. All Boeing 737-400s areAFP - 90 words
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155 1989-06-14 22 UPI PRESIDENT Corazon Aquino of the Philippines has expressed alarm at news reports that Soviet missiles were aimed at United States military bases outside Manila and said she would order an inquiry to see if nuclear weapons were being stored in the facilitiesUPI - 155 words
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302 1989-06-14 22 Bernama THE FOUR FACTIONS in the Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR) have welcomed the govern-ment-sponsored Islamic Courts Bill aimed at enabling the courts to enforce their verdicts. The ruling party. Golkar, the Muslim-based United Development Party (PPP). the Indonesian Democratic Party (PDI) and theBernama - 302 words
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Advertisement134 1989-06-14 22 Country Risk Report INDONESIA Our latest 54-page report is an Invaluable strategic planning tool that will help you indentlfy, evaluate and minimize medium-term business risks in Indonesia. Available now at ***** per copy. To order or request for more information, contact Bruce Gale at:' RISK CONSULTANCY PTE. LTD. Economic research134 words
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Advertisement26 1989-06-14 22 WORLD WALKS ROSS I T T "V- U w V ■■aw n' V m > mmmmi •WTIMI IM« (Wftl. 1 MfTtl I ■CltftlVl CMMII. ViMI MM ITM26 words
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153 1989-06-14 23 THE BALTIC and International Maritime Council's (BIMCO) World Port database is now accessible to the 8,000 ships fitted with Inmarsat's Stan-dard-A satellite terminals. The database contains detailed information on cargo handling facilities, harbour particulars, health and medical regulations, and documents which are required for port entrance.153 words
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119 1989-06-14 23 DENMARK-BASED J Lauritzen A/S has acquired 100 per cent of the share capital in Kosan Tankers A/S from its parent, Kosan A/S, at an undisclosed price. Its acquisition of Kosan Tankers A/S implies a significant increase of its special trades. The Kosan Tankers A/S fleet119 words
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69 1989-06-14 23 Reuter THE BRITISH supply vessel Caribbean Export sank in rough weather off the US east coast on June 8, Lloyds Shipping Intelligence Service reported in London on Monday. The crew of six were picked up by the cargo ship North King arrived inReuter - 69 words
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Article78 1989-06-14 23 INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING EXPERT William Packard has been awarded the 1989 BIMCO/ Lloyd's List Maritime Book Prize for his new book on Shipping Pools. The book provides detailed coverage on all aspect of shipping pools, from contracts and accounting practices to staffing and marketing. The advantages78 words
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161 1989-06-14 23 Reuter EXXON CORP has awarded a contract valued at US$25 million to National Steel and Shipbuilding Co (Nassco) to make repairs on the tanker Exxon Valdez. The Exxon Valdez created the largest oil spill in US history when it struck a reefReuter - 161 words
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Article989 1989-06-14 23 ABBS I me XII ABC Contoinerline XI Accord Shpg VIII ATS XIII Ahrertkiel liner XH AC Toepler XIII Arrow lines XI Assoc Cornoge XIB ANt III AFC line VII AH V ASCI V Atlos line XII Bolt Conodo tin* IX Ball-Orient line IX Baltic Orient SKpg XI989 words
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297 1989-06-14 23 AL O LABITA Jr - By AL O LABITA Jr SINGAPORE s dominance in the business of drydocking and repairing the Soviet Union's commercial shipping fleet is being challenged by yards in Manila. Senior Soviet trade officials are slated to fly to Manila next month to finalise297 words
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Article, Illustration441 1989-06-14 23 JEAN FOONG - New offices planned for Indonesia, Brunei and Malaysia By JEAN FOONG SINGAPORE-BASED Freight Management is extending its network in the region with new offices to be established in Indonesia. Brunei and Malaysia. "We are likely to set up a joint venture with an NVOCC441 words
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160 1989-06-14 23 NYT SEA CONTAINERS is talking with third parties about the possible acquisition of certain assets of the Bermuda-based shipping container and ferry concern. In a filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday, Sea Containers said that it had provided confidential financialNYT - 160 words
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172 1989-06-14 23 SHIRISH NADKARNI - By SHIRISH NADKARNI SHIP-BREAKING UNITS in Gujarat, which have been languishing for the last two years for want of adequate supplies of scrap ships by the Metal Scrap Trading Corporation (MSTC), have received a crushing blow at the hands of the Gujarat Maritime Board172 words
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174 1989-06-14 23 TAIWANESE OPERATOR Cheng Lie Navigation Company (CNC) is spending US$45 million on two newbuildings to boost its existing fleet. It is understood that CNC's decision to invest in new orders stems from higher charter rates. The newbuilding contract was signed with Imabari Shipyard last month.174 words
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Article111 1989-06-14 23 JARDINE Shipping Services has appointed Eastern Steamship as its representative agent in India. This is part of Jardines' expansion programme and aims to tap the immense business potential of the Indian market. Eastern Steamship will promote Jardines' shipping agency, surveying and shipbroking businesses in India.111 words
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Article, Illustration954 1989-06-14 24 G DURAIRAJ - KPB has come a long way from early days in Penang By G DURAIRAJ KONSORTIUM Perkapalan Berhad (KPB) came of age last Saturday at a sumptuous dinner in Kuala Lumpur, which marked its transition from a Penang-based container haulier to a national company serving a954 words
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Article819 1989-06-14 24 AFP SHIPBROKERS were despondent last week, with little enquiry on the freights market, and reports of I lower rates on the world's important grain routes. < There were few known grain fixtures to confirm a weaker trend, but the Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange's (Biffex) Baltic Freight IndexAFP - 819 words
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Article162 1989-06-14 24 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/European. Far East/Persian Gulf. Straits ports/Australia. Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (Far East/Europe): "K" Line Korean Shipping Corporation Neptune Orient Lines Orient Overseas Container Line Cho Yang Shipping ANRO (Straits/Australia): Australian National Line Australia/Straits Container Line Djakarta Lloyd Nedlloyd Lines162 words
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Article2316 1989-06-14 24 Who acts for whom A —B AB Shipping Boustead Shpg Agendee (S) ABBS Lin* S M S Pte Lid (S)/Tunas Sena (PK/KL) ABC Containerllne NV Fargo Shpg Co (3) Accord Shpg Accord Shpg (S)/Accord Container Line (PK/PN) Ahrenkiel Liner Kim Shpg (S). Alfred C Toepfer Oceanus Shipping Agency (S)/Multtport Sdn2,316 words
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262 1989-06-14 24 Reuter UNOFFICIAL STRIKES by British dockers spread on Monday amid threats by railway staff to bring the country's trains to a halt. The National Association of Port Employers said nearly 3,500 dockers staged strikes at 13 ports, including Liverpool, Bristol and Tilbury, inReuter - 262 words
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Article492 1989-06-14 24 June 2-16 Handling and Stor- i age of Dangerous Goods. To be j held at the Training Dept, Tan- t jong Pagar Complex conducted by the Port of Singapore Authori- ty. Tel no *****07 I June 13 to 16 The Nor-Ship- I ping '89 Conference to be held492 words
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214 1989-06-14 24 Ajit Agharkar - «>y Ajit Agharkar INDIA'S Finance Ministry has instructed the Shipping Acquisition Licensing Committee not to entertain applications for acquiring ships that would cause a foreign exchange outflow of more than 100 million Indian rupees. Even pending applications will be reviewed. Of the 134 vessels that214 words
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295 1989-06-14 25 P T TRIKORA LLOYD, a private domestic ocean-go-ing liner firm, will soon provide direct shipping services from Indonesia to Vietnam in an effort to support the success of an Indonesian business mission to Vietnam recently, according to a Jakarta Post report. A295 words
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Article835 1989-06-14 25 BUSINESS in the dry cargo freight market was 1 J quiet on Monday and rates were generally little changed from previous levels, brokers said. Business included a fixture for 52,000 long tons of heavy grain from the US Gulf to Japan at U5520.50, basis combination ports, for July835 words
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12582 1989-06-14 32 aaaaima A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world The list below tabulates, by port of destination. the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of12,582 words
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Article1608 1989-06-14 36 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES VMMI Voy No B«rth Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES April Gl I6E KI8 alongside 1306/ 1500 Arbelo 1/89 K32 alongside 1606/ 0600 Jotogovmd 2EB K35 alongside 16 06/ 2300 Jenson I5/89E K20 alongside 14 06/ 0700 Koto Nogo C-178 K3I alongside 13 06/ 2100 lovcen1,608 words
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Advertisement770 1989-06-14 28 HSINOSE MARITIME PTE LTD Mfißl ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF |flPj| IRAN SHIPPING LINES IRANIAN SERVICE Singapore Loading for: IRAN BAYAN PJL7OO KYOWA LINE INTRODUCING KYOWA FAST DIRECT B/HULK/CONTAINER SERVICE FROM S'PORE/PK TO GUAM/SAIPAN AND MICRONESIA PORTS nHnuiiv •A' VSL (TBN) •MICRONESIA PORTS OIRECT CALLS ON INDUCEMENT BASIS AND OR TMJ4SIJ T770 words
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Advertisement896 1989-06-14 29 PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street, »03-00, Singapore 0106. Tel: *****33 CONTAINER SERVICES FAR EAST VOY SIN 3958 17/6 4358 30/6 1388 17/7 ACCEPTING MURURAN/TOMAKOMAI/HITACHI CARGO VIA HKC SURABAYA/SEMARANG VESSEL MAJAPAHIT SEA HAWK SEA HAWK GOWA SEA HAWK VESSEL SEA PEARL KOTA ME I ATI SEA PCARL KOTA896 words
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Advertisement175 1989-06-14 36 KAMPUCHEA SERVICE Vessel Voy ETA ANABAS V8905S In Pt TZU HANG V8907S 19/6 Destn Kampongsom Phnom Penh TEL *****07 TLX: ***** FAX: *****76 &> ROCO CARRIERS NORTH QUEENSLAND/PAPUA NEW GUINEA SERVICES Liner services accepting FCL containers (GP and reefer), LCL and breakbulk cargo for both north and southbound. Heavylift capacity175 words
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