The Business Times, 14 July 1989

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES MCI (P) 45/12/88 FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1189 75 CENTS
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    FINANCIAL NEWS SUMMARY
    141 1 Dow up US blue chips recovered from a falter early yesterday and pulled slightly ahead in morning trading. The Dow rose five to 2538. But declines led gainers narrowly in the broader market. Reuter Footsie down LONDON share prices were weaker but off their minimum levels around
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    Lock icon Aussie deficit on way to A$2.5b a month
    153 1 AFP AUSTRALIA'S current account deficit could hit A 52.5 billion (US$l.9 billion) a month by the end of the year. Rick Carr, senior economist with the Australian Trade Commission (Austrade), said in Adelaide yesterday that the monthly deficit was on its way
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    Lock icon HK rallies as regional markets close lower
    256 1 Reuter WITH the local and Malaysian stock markets closed yesterday, regional markets generally ended lower except for Hongkong, which continued to rally. The Hang Seng Index rose 20.70 points to 2.498.21 after breaching the 2,500 key chart point briefly late in the morning.
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    Construction poised for a boom
    540 1  -  IMPACT CAN CUT BOTH WAYS FOR INDUSTRY By LILIAN ANG IT WILL BE BOOM TIME for the construction industry next year, but not everybody concerned is wild about it. For contractors, an increase in business will help to lift the industry out of its doldrums.
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    Contractors anxiously awaiting prized UOB Plaza contract
    532 1  -  By LILIAN ANG CONTRACTORS in the construction industry, which is coming out of its doldrums, are eagerly awaiting one of the most prized building contracts to be awarded this year. The contract, estimated at $200 million, is to build the superstructure for the
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    Lock icon Only 7pc of Tokyo residents back Uno: survey
    181 1 AFP ONLY SEVEN per cent of Tokyo residents polled two weeks before the July 23 Upper House elections said they supported Prime Minister Sousuke Uno while 62.3 per cent disapproved of him, a leading Tokyo newspaper reported yesterday. The Tokyo Shimbun surveyed
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    New company set up to invest in capital ventures
    313 1  -  By JOCELYN TOH A NEW COMPANY investing in capital ventures has been set up, and is operating out of the office of Government of Singapore Investment Corporation (GIC). The company, Medical Science Investment Pte Ltd, has an authorised capital of $10
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    Lock icon Soviet minister pledges radical tax changes
    437 1 FT RADICAL CHANGES in the Soviet tax system and in state investment rules, as well as the creation of a genuine capital market, have been promised by Dr Valentin Pavlov, the new Soviet Finance Minister. In his first interview on Wednesday, since being confirmed
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    Lock icon Taipei, Seoul textile makers make pact
    139 1 Reuter REPRESENTATIVES of textile industries from South Korea and Taiwan have pledged to cooperate in heading off possible protectionism from Europe in 1992. The pledge was made following a one-day meeting in Taipei between major textile producers. Mr Chao Liang-kung, leader of the Taiwan
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      154 1 Regional mkte, PAGE 14 World mfcts, PAGE 15 Editorial comment 8 The peace of Paris Dublin Hoping to be financial centre Philippine politics The Aquino factor in 1992 Aid for Manila 2 Loan of one billion francs Strategic exports 3 US eases security rules G-7 meeting 4 Eagerly awaited by
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      78 1 Did you miss yesterday's BT7 IF YOU ARE a Business Times subscriber and you did not receive the July 13 issue of BT, please call Simon Loh (BT Circulation) on 255-0011. We are monitoring the efficiency of our circulation and vendor services and would appreciate feedback from our readers. There
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      265 1 Quadruple Zoom+Auto Two-Color. The name is Bond OR IS IT? One writer looks for the spy who came in from the casting director's freezer while the worst of the Bond villains get together in EncuChw Lifestyle tomorrow to review the latest movie in the series with the original title of
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  • ASIA-PACIFIC
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      Lock icon Aquino wins French aid of one billion francs
      477 2 Money not sole aim of European tour Reuter, AFP PHILIPPINE President Corazon Aquino won a billion francs in French aid on Wednesday but emphasised that money was not the sole aim of her European tour. "I do not want this visit to
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      Lock icon Pakistan wants to launch major privatisation
      142 2 Reuter SENIOR Pakistani officials said their government was determined to sell off assets in the current fiscal year and launch the country's first privatisation drive. "The current budget provides for privatisation this year," ambaaaador Happy Minwalla said. He added that Pakistan was impressed by
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      Lock icon No trade threats please, India tells US
      261 2 AFP FEDERAL Finance Minister Shankarrao Bhaorao Chavan says India is open to persuasion by the United States over trade practices for which Washington has threatened sanctions, the Press Trust of India (PTI) reported on Wednesday. "We are open to persuasion, but will not
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      Lock icon China fetes tour agents to lure back the tourists
      209 2 Reuter CHINA wined and dined travel agents on Wednesday and took them behind the machine guns on a privileged visit to Tiananmen Square in a bid to woo back the foreign visitors and currency scared off by the Beijing massacre. Before
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      Lock icon Bangkok assures Laos of sincerity
      259 2 AFP A SENIOR Thai Foreign Ministry official on Wednesday dismissed accusations made earlier by Laos that Bangkok was attempting to undermine it through economic means. Mr Prachyadavi Tavedikul, deputy director general of the Foreign Ministry's information department, said the Thai government's policy of turning Indochina
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      Lock icon Iran plans to abolish prime minister's post
      390 2 Reuter OBEYING one of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's last instructions, Iran has redrafted its constitution to end a division of power described as "two people cutting cloth with one pair of scissors." Changes to be put to a referendum on July 28 will abolish
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    DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
    649 2 ARRIVALS Operator Sorvic* Local From number tim« MAS MH661 1735 KUA NWA NW901 1740 ORD/SEA/ ANC/NRT TRY MIS 15 1740 UTP SU SQ085 1745 OSA SIA RA821 1750 LHR/DXR Go GA964 1800 CGK THY TK572 1800 IST/KHI/KUL StA SO051 1805 HKG MAS AAH615 1805 KUL JAL JL713
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  • REST OF THE WORLD
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      Lock icon New US plan to liberalise trade in food products
      504 3 NYT THE United States is advocating a new strategy to liberalise global trade in food products, a goal it has long sought. The strategy would seek an international agreement to create a system of fixed tariffs to protect farms, in place
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      Lock icon Lawson pledges to keep tight rein on budget
      179 3 AFP BRITISH Chancellor of the Exchequer Nigel Lawson on Wednesday pledged to keep a tight rein on the budget next year despite a projected £14 billion budget surplus for this year. Mr Lawson told a Cabinet meeting that it would be necessary
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      Lock icon EC officials debate plans to encourage cheaper air fares
      172 3 FT PLANS to encourage cheaper air fares and to step up the pressure on Europe's airline cartels were scheduled to be debated for the first time at a meeting of senior European Commission officials in Brussels on Wednesday. The preliminary political
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      Lock icon Seven of world's poorest to hold summit
      178 3 AFP DELEGATES from seven of the world's poorest nations will hold a "summit" for "sconomic democracy" in Paris this weekend as leaders of seven industrialised democracies (G-7) begin their annual summit. Bangladesh. Brazil, Burkina Faao, Haiti. Mozambique, the Philippines and Zaire will take
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      Lock icon Washington eases security rules on strategic exports
      402 3 AP THE US Commerce Department on Wednesday announced easing of security rules on the sale of US$2O billion to US$3O billion worth of American goods a year to 18 big trading countries. The rules were designed to keep strategic products out of the
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      Lock icon Testimony by Carla Hills sought by House panel
      313 3 NYT THE CHAIRMAN of a House of Representatives panel investigating mismanagement in federal housing programmes said on Wednesday that he would call US Trade Representative Carta Hills to testify about her lobbying on behalf of a mortgage concern and a real estate
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      213 3 July 12 City Max/ Note Mln (°C) Amsterdam 20/13 Clear Alhens 35/23 Clear Auckland unav Bahrain 36/30 Clear Bangkok 32/25 Cloudy Barbados 30/25 Cloudy Boiling 34/22 Clear Bain* 32/23 Clear Bolgrado 33/20 Clear Berlin 22/12 Cloudy Bermuda 29/24 Cloudy Bogota 19/07 Cloudy Brisbane 19/05 daar Brussels 26/14 Qwr Budapest 28/20
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      48 3 Doonesbury m it WMMi BETTER CANCEL yes. next week's SKIPPER* HI6H-ROLLER PARJIES. OUR SOCIAL DIRECTOR HASBEENPE' LAYEP y/M) m BY GARRY TRUDEAU DELAYED? DUKE, HONEYS AN OUTLAW NOW! SHE COULP BE IN HIVING FOR YEARS' QOOD POINT. SPOKEN CLEAROUT LIKE A TRUE HER STATE TRUMP-HEAD c/. s A
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Lock icon Bankers in HK watch G-7 summit for guidelines on China loans
      517 4 Most banks maintaining day-to-day business Reuter BANKERS in Hongkong are eagerly awaiting this weekend's Group of Seven meeting in the hope that it will provide guidelines for lending to China. The agenda for the meeting of the world's top
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      Lock icon Moody's to proceed with Aussie credit rating review despite ban
      267 4 AFP AN INTERNATIONAL credit rating service has pledged to go ahead with a review of Australia's risk despite a ban by Treasurer Paul Keating on any access to Treasury or Reserve Bank officials. Mr Keating's office revealed on Monday that
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      Indon banks told to review policy on prizes
      129 4 INDONESIA'S National Banks Association (Perbanas) has called on banks to review their policy of awarding prizes to depositors. "Perbanas does not recommend such practices, not even among its own members," its general chairman, Abdulgani, said at a hearing with the House Commission
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      Lock icon EC central bankers may publish joint annual reports
      275 4 Reuter EUROPEAN COMMUNITY central bankers may start publishing joint annual reports as they seek to strengthen their role in shaping a common EC monetary policy. Bank of Greece governor Dimitris Chalikias, who chaired Tuesday's meeting of EC central bankers in Basle, said
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      Lock icon Spain fears offshore peseta market could affect currency
      350 4 Reuter SPAIN FEARS the development of an offshore peseta market could trigger speculation against the currency and damage the prospects for growth of its burgeoning matador bond market, a Treasury official said. The Finance Ministry last week asked Merrill Lynch to withdraw
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      Lock icon Continental unit launches US$149m securities
      351 4 Bernama CONTINENTAL BANK'S Londonbased securities subsidiary, Continental Capital Markets Limited, has launched a US$l49 million issue of mortgage-backed floating rate securities representing a senior secured interest in a pool of 17 commercial real estate loans. The loans, with a face value of just over US$l66
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      Forex markets
      995 4 SINGAPORE: The market was closed for a holiday yesterday. KUALA LUMPUR: The market was closed for a holiday yesterday. JAKARTA: The market was closed for a holiday yesterday. HONGKONG: The US dollar closed easier in thin trading yesterday aa most dealers remained sidelined ahead of the release of
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      Comex gold/silver futures
      167 4 Gold futures on July 12, 1989 100 to y ouncei USS par troy ou net Opw Low Mfe Jul 377M 377.20 377.20 ***** ■uo A-0 31X00 ***** 379.00 380.40 -2.90 S-P 382 50 -190 Oct 3*6.90 M7J0 3ft 3.30 ■m-to 2.90 Ok 391.00 392.00 3ft 7.00 *****
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      Lock icon IMM
      192 4 Reuter IMM CURRENCY FUTURES closed higher and in the upper end of the day's trading ranges after a choppy, moderately active session on Wednesday. The advance erased part of Tuesday's sizable losses, leaving futures confined to recent ranges. "They're holding steady ahead of all the events at the end
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon KL to tighten guidelines on investing insurance funds
      627 5 Bernama NEW BASIC guidelines governing the investment of insurance funds are likely to be implementL ed by the Malaysian government before the end of the year, Bank Negara governor Tan Sri Jaffar Hussein said yesterday. The proposed guidelines, mooted by the Director-General
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      Lock icon Bank Negara receptive to new charges
      184 5 Bernama BANK NEGARA will be receptive to the proposal by the Association of Banks in Malaysia (ABM) to increase service charges as long as they are justified and provide a competitive element among banks, its governor, Tan Sri Jaffar Hussein, said yesterday. This means
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      Life Underwriters Association gets new president
      106 5 MR PHILIP SEAH from Prudential Assurance has been elected the new president of Life Underwriters Association of Singapore (LUA) at its recent annual general meeting. The vice-president is Mr Low Cheng Joo from American International Assurance (AiA), while the new secretary and treasurer are
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      Lock icon 'Latin America can pay only 25pc of debt'
      171 5 Reuter LATIN AMERICA can pay only about one quarter of its crushing foreign debt under present conditions, the head of a regional economic cooperation group said on Wednesday. "Latin American countries can pay only 25 per cent and if they pay more,
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      Life insurance business shows healthy growth
      763 5  -  Industry expects boom to continue By SOH TIANG KENG, Financial Correspondent SINGAPORE'S life insurance industry continues to boom with a creditable performance during the first quarter of this year. And life insurance managers and agents predict the industry will maintain its robust growth for
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  • COMMODITIES
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      Lock icon CBT declares emergency in soybean futures contract
      459 6 TRADERS ORDERED TO LIQUIDATE HOLDINGS FT REGULATORS of Chicago's futures market caused an outcry among traders on Tuesday by declaring an emergency in the market's soybean futures contract and acting to avert what it said was a possible attempt to corner the market
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      Lock icon International rubber group bucks trend of failing commodity pacts
      651 6 Reuter THE INTERNATIONAL Natural Rubber Agreement (Inra) is bucking the trend for commodity pacts to fail, holding healthy financial reserves and only a tiny stock overhang, said traders and officials. The pact between 32 producing and consumer nations in the International
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      Lock icon KL hopes India will buy more palm oil
      157 6 Bernama MALAYSIA hopes India will buy more of its palm oil following the tatter's decision to import an additional 200,000 tonnes of the oil soon, Primary Industries Minister Datuk Seri Dr Lim Keng Yaik said in Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday. Me said
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      New RAS contract will set benchmark for buyers, sellers
      401 6  -  By DEXTER LEE BUYERS AND SELLERS of rubber latex will be spared prolonged negotiations in the future with the introduction of the Rubber Association of Singapore's new latex concentrate contract from Aug 1. Industry sources told BT that the RAS contract
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      Lock icon Opec may be checking output rise, say analysts
      541 6 Reuter SIGNS ARE THAT Opec crude oil output is stabilising and may turn out to be down a bit in July after surging earlier in the year, industry sources say. But some market analysts add that a slight weakening in prices is
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      Lock icon Soybean
      195 6 Reuter CBT NEARBY SOYBEANS took a beating in late trade on Wednesday, losing as much as 45 US cents a bushel on an exchange order to cut large July positions. Prices recovered later but still closed sharply lower, floor sources said. Nearby July came under intense pressure in the
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      Lock icon Wheat
      187 6 Reuter CBT WHEAT futures closed with modest losses on Wednesday, continuing their seemingly relentless downward movement on harvest pressure and absence of export business, floor sources said. Sources said attention was focused so strongly on the soybean pit following the CBT move to restrict July soybeans positions that traders
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      Lock icon International commodity bodies: to stay in London
      224 6 Reuter TWO MAJOR international commodity organisations decided on Wednesday to slay in London, rejecting rival bids from other European cities. The governing councils of the International Sugar Organisation and International Wheat Council, forced by soaring rents to move from their present bases in
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      Precious Metals
      255 6 HONGKONG: Gold closed little changed in quiet but choppy trading yesterday, dealers said. They said prices were depressed by local profittaking despite an easier US dollar. Many traders were sidelined ahead of the release of US economic data today. Bullion ended at U*****.20//70, unchanged from the open, and
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      Rubber
      94 6 SINGAPORE and MALAYSIA: The markets were closed yesterday. TOKYO: Rubber futures closed 0.4 to 2.2 yen per kg easier yesterday mainly on the dollar's overnight slide against the yen in light trading, dealers said. Currency-related selling as well as easy precious metals prices depressed rubber, they said. However, short-covering
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      London markets
      252 6 London Commodity Exchange Buyer/Seller dosing prices on July 12 (£/tonne unless specified). Previous dosing prices in parenthesis. Coffee Bosh In-storo London, sotlors option OF London Jul 810/813 (816/820) High/Low 821/803 Sop 812/813 (821/822) High/Low 822/807 Sato (3217) Cocoa Jul 808/810 (811/812) High/Low 812/803 S*P 825/826 (831/832) High/Low 832/819
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      Produce Prices
      78 6 Bangkok Broken Rke 270 Cloiing prtc*» on July 12 A-l Super (USS/tanno, FOB) A-l Special 268 White Rke C-l Special unq 410 380 C-1 Ord unq 100% 1# dott 100% 2nd do*i Loonzain Rice 100% 3rd do« 375 100% 1st grade unq 5% 370 100% 2nd grade 370
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      93 6 RENAULT 21 i Manager FROM FRANCE WITH LOVE, if THE "HIGH GRADE" OF R2ITS" gj POWER STEERING ELECTRIC GLASS SUN-PROOF RPM REV-COUNTER WM SOFA TYPE BIG SPORT SEAT fgiW BLAUPUNKT RADIO/CASSETTE POWER WINDOW REMOTE CENTRAL LOCKING 53 OIL LEVEL INDICATOR BRAKING SYSTEM INCIDENT WARNING LIGHT I"! MINIMUM FUEL LEVEL WARNING
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  • FOCUS
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      Lock icon Bonn companies making it big across the Atlantic
      1485 7  -  By ANDREW FISHER FT WEST GERMAN companies have always cast covetous eyes towards the US. Since Germany is the world's biggest exporter, this is hardly surprising. But the past few years have seen some highly ambitious moves, as big concerns have not
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      193 7 Al9lOO-F9-Z9ll-Vl-7600 Future needs immediate response Flexible manufacturing makes for timely deliveries Fast changing market needs demand fast change-over from one production programme to the next. Only maximum flexibility on your part will achieve the higher productivity and shorter delivery times you require. The source of this flexibility? CIM computer integrated
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  • PERSPECTIVE
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      The peace off Paris
      505 8 IT IS BUT NATURAL that France should take the initiative in convening an international conference on Cambodia. France's long historical links with Indochina give Paris the kind of in-depth political and cultural understanding of the region which proves invaluable in an undertaking of this nature. Also
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      Lock icon Dublin sets sights on becoming financial centre
      623 8  -  By PAUL MAJENDIE Reuter IT WON'T OVERSHADOW Wall Street or shake the City of London, but Dublin is halfway towards its dream of becoming a booming financial services centre by 1990. With 60 banks and finance houses signed up, about 50 per cent
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      Lock icon Pohl: The sceptical champion of EC monetary integration
      925 8  -  The president of West Germany's powerful Bundesbank said that it would not be possible to achieve monetary union without either a European central bank or a common currency. DAVID MARSH and ANDREW FISHER examine the issues. DAVID MARSH,ANDREW FISHER FT MR KARL
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      The Aquino factor in the 1992 elections
      1750 9  -  The million-peso question is whether President Corazon Aquino will run for election in 1992. Legal experts and politicians are divided over whether she can run for a second term. Nevertheless, election scenarios are already being sketched, according to HARISH MEHTA of the Foreign
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      185 9 L R'S PROFILE: M ZJ PEDRO JUEZ HOME: Spain. AGE: 28. PROFESSION: Flying instructor since 18 years of age. Twice Spain's champion for gliding CB6-'B7). HOBBY: 'To fly. fly, fly. Either with motor, without it, in a ballon, in an airship or in a helicopter". LAST BOOK READ: "Without Feathers",
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  • LEISURE
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      Lock icon French restaurants a legacy of the Revolution
      785 10 TRENDS NYT THE IDEALS of the French Revolution may have been liberty, equality and fraternity, but most French citizens in 1789 were probably more preoccupied with eating. In fact, one of the Revolution's lasting legacies was the rise of the French restaurant. Judging
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      Lock icon Brunei prince and his playthings
      444 11 PERSONALITIES AFP WHAT WOULD you do in your spare time if you were a younger brother of the world's richest man? Prince Haji Sufri Bolkiah of Brunei collects cars, watches and cameras but unlike countless other wealthy men who hoard such objects, his taste is
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      Where love still conquers all
      350 11  -  CINEMA By NG PENG HUI FANCY A WORLD where sex is reduced to touching a metallic ball called Orgaamatron? This ia what Woody Allen offers in hia futuristic, slapstick Sleeper. A broad aatire on aci-fi films, Sleeper weaves the fable of a health-food store owner
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      336 10 COURVOISIER VS.O.P-WHERC TO I Ml I lAIN ONE GOOD REASON TO LUNCH AI THE PALM GRILL IS OUR APPETISER BUFFET ANOTHER IS THE CHOICE OF MAIN COCRSES. PALM |r| For between $26+ and $40+ r y° ucan se ect f rom our appetiser CjKILL buffet including seafood, smoked salmon and
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      136 10 vv miMO ODURT MOT6L SINGAPORE No. 1 Tanglin Road Singapore 1024 V-sv f Not one but TWO resident bands to entertain you! Gerry Lachica's LACHICA-GO belts out the latest hits with Anita whilst Doris and V 3 renders the oldies and Cantonese numbers. Entertainment starts from 5.30pm. Happy Hours (3pm
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      154 10 DEUCIOZO HYATT Mama Mia! Pete's Place introduces more exciting gastronomic treats for all lovers of Italian food. SOUP AND SALAD Light eaters can now select from a variety of four homemade soups and help themselves to our eyer popular salad bar. $10.50* EARLY BIRD SPECIAL A complimentary bowl of salad
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      187 11 Afternoon Tea Will Be Served In The Park. Tea-time at Cafe-in-The-Park is delightful. You 'll enjoy exquisite teas as well at a tasty buffet spread of wen-fresh pastries, scones and other delicious afternoon delights. Afternoon Tea: Monday to Friday, 3pm to spm. $9.50 per person. A® Century Park Sheraton Singapore
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      32 11 QUALITY Prestige De La France Courvoisier is the only cognac house ever, to receive France's Highest Award for Quality. tIHAMf f s V K ,> t- rzt m < COGNAC COURVOISIER 'Cjjrwrtr is//* dr-n
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      661 11 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 3 Dairy company's contribution to the carnival? (5) 8 Plant spoilt by louts (5) 10 She composes letters or an article (5) 11 The village maiden's little treasure (3) 12 The nation will have its say (5) 13 Play garment for a girl (7) 15 Where people
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      1376 11 TV and RADIO Up-town murder OUR CHOICE BEVERLY HILLS COWGIRL BLUES, 10.30pm, SBC 5 James Brolin teams up with Lisa Hartman as a pair of mismatched cops in a "comedy-thriller" which has the two of them running around and after a killer in Beverly Hills. She is an out-of-town detective
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  • SPORTS
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      498 12 It is filled with pain, frustration, mountains, energy-sapping kilometres, mind-boggling distances and pack-warfare. It is the Tour de France and 165 men are in hot pursuit of the title. AFP DUTCH SPRINT EXPERT Mathieu Hermans at last clinched his first Tour de France stage win on
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      241 12 AFP STEPHEN ROCHE, who pulled out of the Tour de France on Tuesday, is to lose his job at the end of the season as trouble brews within his Fagor team. The Irishman winner of the Tour de France, Tour of
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      Lock icon Hampsten quietly in fifth place
      206 12 AP WHILE the big noise on this year's Tour de France has been the comeback of Greg LeMond or the startling fall and rise of defending champion Pedro Delgado, American Andy Hampsten has been quietly peddling his way into fifth place. Hampsten made his way
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      792 12 Reuter DOMINIQUE GARDE. Eddy Schepers and Dominique Arnaud are three of the unsung heroes of the Tour de France. They are unlikely to win a stage, let alone the race. Their names will not make the headlines nor will their hours of hard labour be noticed
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      432 13 GOLF AFP LAN WOOSNAM set himself a target after taking a stranglehold on the £300,000 Scottish Open with an opening round six-under-par 65 in Gleneagles on Wednesday. Surprisingly, though, it is not to win the tournament. The world's top players are not usually satisfied with second
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      165 13 AP NOW THAT HE'S had the opportunity to savour his successful US Open title defence, Curtis Strange feels it's time to move on. "The year's not over yet," said Strange, who was part of the 156-man field for yesterday's opening round of the AnheuserBusch Golf Classic. One month
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      378 13 TENNIS AP TOP SEEDS Andre Agassi and Mats Wilander started late but finished quickly in their opening matches in the US Pro Tennis championships on Wednesday. Agassi, top seed in the U*****,000 tournament, cruised past Steve Guy of New Zealand, 6-4, 6-0, in just one
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      113 13 MOTOR-RACING AFP AUSTRIAN DRIVER Gerhard Berger (Ml) will be leaving Ferrari at the end of the season, the Italian formula one team announced on Wednesday. Berger, in his third season with Ferrari after joining from Benetton, has won three Grand Prix with
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      355 13 ATHLETICS AP CARL LEWIS, barred at leaat temporarily from competing in Japan, committed a "major gaffe" when he covered up a sponsor s name at a meet in Tokyo last May, a spokesman for The Athletics Congress said. The Japan Amateur Athletic
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      425 14 TAIWAN MARKET PLUNGES Reuter TAIWAN'S largest underground investment firm, the Hung Yuan Holdings Group, has announced that it had suspended cash withdrawals by its investors for three months, plunging the stock market into deeper gloom. A company statement yesterday said the move was the result
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      605 14 Reuter SOUTH KOREA has made millions of people happy with its sale of shares in the biggest state-run company, Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO). But the massive listing, due in August, is making others nervous because of its ability
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      551 14 Tokyo Reuter TOKYO shars prices yesterday closed lower in light trade, pushed down in the sftemoon by futures arbitrageurs selling cash stocks to unwind their positions. This negated buying by brokers who hoped to boost the index on the last trading day for spot July options, traders
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      477 14 Australia Reuter THE Australian share market yeaterday closed slightly lower sfter a computer failure at the Australian Stock Exchange fruatrated trading in the afternoon session The exchange's Jecnet system, which informs the market of share transactiona, price shifts, company reports and plots the movement of the market's
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      1272 14 Hongkong Reuter HONGKONG there prices yesterday continued to rite on bargain-hunting helped by oversea* buying order* remaining strong. The Hang Seng index closed the day 20.70 points higher at 2,486.21 after breaching the 2.500 key chart point briefly lets in the morning. Turnover was HKSI.I4 billion
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      504 14 Reuter THE Taiwanese stock index yesterday closed sharply lower aa a decision by Taiwan'a largest underground Investment house to suspend caeh withdrawala for three months further frightened si ready nervous investors, dealers said. The weighted index dropped 320.58 points, or 3.8 per cent, to end
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      164 14 Reuter SEOUL stocks yesterdsy closed mixed after early gains were erased on rumours that the government was considering a crackdown on false name accounts and taxes on capital gains. A Finance Ministry official denied the rumours and said the government would not implement real name transactions
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      142 14 Reuter HEAVY buying drove Manila's share prices higher yesterday as the market reacted positively to reports of French and West German support for the Philippines' debt relief and economic growth programmes. "Those are the countries that can really help us." said Irving Ackerman, governor of the Makati
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      235 14 Reuter SHARE pricea yeaterday fluctuated in a narrow range on the Thai stock market with moet buying interest centred on selected banking and finance issues, brokers said. The SET Index gained 0.02 pointa to cloae at 616.26 in active trade. Declines led advancea 61 to 43.
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      134 14 Reuter A SEVEN-DAY rally ended yesterday as expected as profit-takers entered the New Zealand market and investors anticipated a correction In overseas markets. "It petered out rather than got sold." one Auckland broker said. The Barclays Index tell 10.18 to 1,954.21. "Offshore markets look due
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      78 14 Reuter BOMBAY share prices yesterday moved erratically to finish mixed in light trading on the last day of the two-week account. Brokers said nominal purchases by state-owned investment trusts spurred an early rally but this was reversed when bull opera- tors started selling to unwind their positions.
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      732 15 New York Reuter WALL STREET share prices on Wednesday closed at a new post-crash high, stretching a rally into its seventh consecutive session. Shares were lifted by strong interest in several blue chip issues and by some programrelated buying. The move thwarted conventional wisdom, which expected
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      886 15 London Reuter LONDON SHARES yesterday opened easier in the morning in subdued and cautious trading ahead of UK average earnings data due at 1030 GMT. These are expected to show a further increase in wage pressure with earnings growth at 9.5 per cent in May
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      334 15 FOCUS ON ANGLO'S BID FOR BAT Reuter SHARES in BAT industries pic slipped in London on Wednesday because of concern that a £13-billion takeover bid for the tobacco and insurance giant was funded by so-called junk bonds. Financial analysts said BAT
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      406 15 NYT SIR JAMES GOLDSMITH'S US$2l-billion bid for BAT Industries could be complicated by Californian reguiations concerning any change in ownership of BAT's newly acquired American insurance subsidiary, the Farmers Group Inc, analysts and regulators said on Wednesday. In most states, a change of ownership
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      1380 15 Reuter FRANKFURT: German shares yesterday ended firmer in active trading, boosted by foreign demand and selective buying in some leading shares, dealers said. "The tone was positive. We also had demand from abroad, including the UK," one dealer said. News that the Bundesbank left leading interest rates
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      40 16 Reuter VIETNAMESE Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thach said yesterday an international conference on Cambodia in Paris must uphold the results of earlier talks in Jakarta or efforts to end the conflict will be deadlocked. Reuter
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      36 16 AFP THAI Armed Forces chief-of-staff General Sunthorn Kongsompong left Bangkok yesterday for a one-month official visit to the US to discuss the strengthening of military ties between the two countries. AFP
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      43 16 AFP A SENIOR US diplomat said in Manila yesterday that Washington wanted to hold talks with Manila to resolve the exact expiry date of the current lease on two strategic US military bases in the Philippines. AFP
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      35 16 Bernama MALAYSIA'S opposition Democratic Action Party directed all its state chairmen to submit reports about the number of parliamentary and state constituencies to be contested in the next general election. Bernama
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      42 16 AFP WAGE increases in Britain held steady in May, averaging an annual rate of 9.25 per cent, officials said yesterday. The seasonally adjusted wage data was better than most analysts' forecast of 9.5 per cent. AFP
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      52 16 AP US PRESIDENT George Bush yesterday dismissed reports that Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev will not be able to move as fast as Nato wants on conventional arms cuts. "Indeed, we have an opportunity now to encourage him to move along faster on conventional force reduction" Mr Bush
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    474 16 AP THE CHINESE Foreign Ministry has denied China has suffered a diplomatic loss of face and said most nations support its tough measures to eliminate political dissent. The ministry statement came a day after China s top leaders appealed to the nation's diplomats to
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    Chok Tong to attend Brunei party
    60 16 THE First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence, Mr Goh Chok Tong, has accepted an invitation from Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah of Brunei Darussalam to attend His Majesty's birthday celebrations tomorrow. The visit by Mr Goh reflects the close and warm relations between Singapore
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    96 16 Reuter COMEX GOLD FUTURES were quietly lower in early action yesterday on light book squaring ahead of today's release of a series of economic data and the start of the Paris economic summit August gold dipped to an early low at U*****.30 an ounce, before recovering
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    Indonesian airline to expand cargo flights
    202 16  -  By DAVID CHEW of the Foreign Desk INOONESIA Air Transport (lAT), a company which provides air transport mainly to the oil industry, is literally spreading its wings overseas, reports Indonesia Magazine. The company has been granted a licence by the Indonesian government to expand
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    117 16 MEDINET, the national computer network which will link various medical organisations. is expected to be implemented by the end of 1991. The network is a joint project by the Health Ministry and the National Computer Board to provide quick access to information. Singapore Broadcasting Corporation last
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    359 16 Reuter PRESIDENT George Bush said yesterday that he was very moved by his visit to Poland and Hungary and predicted the trip would encourage reform in other East Bloc countries. "I would expect that this visit has been watched
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    Jewellery exports to Japan expected to get a big push
    613 16  -  TDB HOLDINGS SIGNS JOINT VENTURE WITH TOKYO'S HEIWADO c^Por^e Jewelry from SINGAPORE By JEFFREY TSANG A PROSPECTIVE doubling of Singapore jewellery exports to Japan is expected following the formation of a Singapore-Japa-nese company. S'Pore (Japan) Ltd will buy jewellery worth
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    95 16 AFP A KEY Sri Lankan Tamil political party has said it has established contact with anti-government Sinhalese rebels against whom Colombo has launched a massive military crackdown. The Eelam People's Revolutionary Liberation Front (EPRLF) said yesterday it was talking to the Janatha Vimukti Pe
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    148 16 THE NATIONAL Trades Union Congress is to study how Soviet unions manage their holiday resorts. An NTUC delegation, currently in the Soviet Union, has been invited to study the organisation and structure of holiday resorts run by Soviet unions. The delegation is led by
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        132 17 Reuter THE CURRENCY ADJUSTMENT FACTORS for freight conferences between Europe and India, Pakistan and Bangladesh are being altered from July 17. The CAF for eastbound traffic from the UK and Eire will be altered to minus 11.5 per cent from minus 14 per cent and westbound will
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        57 17 Reuter FINLAND'S Rauma-Repola has signed a preliminary agreement to build a cargo ship for EtelaSuomen Laiva Oy, part of the Finnish Aspo Oy group. It did not disclose the contract value. Under the deal, the 12,800-dwt vessel will be built at Rauma-Repola's Pori Mantyluoto yard on
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        39 17 Reuter ONE PERSON DIED when fire broke out In the engine room of the 15,665-dwt Brazilian bulk carrier Sao Sobaatiao at Bahia Blanca port, Argentina, on Tuesday, Lloyd's Shipping Intelligence Service said. Reuter
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        70 17 Reuter THE 108,200-DWT Taiwanese bulk carrier Trave Ore reached safe anchorage on Wednesday at Bay of Islands, Newfoundland, after hitting an iceberg off eastern Canada on July 6, Lloyd's Shipping Intelligence Service said. The vessel took on water after the accident but was not
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        80 17 Reuter SWEDISH SHIPPING COMPANY Stena Line AB has denied press reports that it was negotiating to become a part owner of Poland's Lenin shipyard. Lars Karlsson, president of Stena's Concordia Maritime unit, confirmed on Wednesday a newspaper report that a delegation was in Poland in
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        44 17 Reuter JAPAN will help survey Omanl ports under a US$l.5 million agreement signed in Muscat on Wednesday. The agreement capped a visit to the sultanate by a team representing a state-run Japanese international agency for technical cooperation. Reuter
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      Bangkok Port to get three more gantry cranes
      233 17  -  by Richard Ng THE PORT AUTHORITY of Thailand will buy three more gantry cranee coating 348 million baht to boost facilities at Bangkok Port. The cranes are to be acquired from Metalna of Yugoslavia, which haa to date supplied all six gantry
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      96 17 Reuter SHIPPING and tourism group Hapag-Lloyd AG expects operating profit this year to fall below last year's. Management board chairman Hans Jakob Kruse told shareholders in Hamburg on Wednesday that capacity utilisation of its ships was dropping and competition was increasing. He expects substantially lower net
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      141 17 Reuter LIBERIA, which has the world's largest register of shipping in tonnage terms, has requested financial and technical aid from Asia's major ship-operating nations. Liberian envoy Emmett Harmon called on the Hongkong Shipowners Association to provide "any technical and financial assistance" to help develop training and employment
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      400 17  -  By JOHN SPIERS, writing for BT from Sydney THE URGENT INTRODUCTION by Aug 1 of controls on discharge of ballast water proposed by the Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service (AQIS) will have a serious impact on all shipping, according to the Australian Chamber
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      471 17  -  COMPANY EXPECTS ALMOST DOUBLING OF TURNOVER THIS YEAR By RAHITA ELIAS UK-BASED Titank Services Ltd. which expects to almost double its turnover this year, will be expanding its worldwide tank container fleet. The company is currently leasing its entire fleet.
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      213 17 Reuter DOCKERS from the Netherlands, France, Belgium and West Germany will meet in London next week to work out strategies to support striking British dockers, Dutch FNV port union spokesman Kees Marges said on Wednesday. "We are preparing a working meeting with
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      1453 18 Demand for containers continues to outstrip supply Seatrade Business Review THE TASK of securing sufficient quantities of new containers to satisfy trade requirements is one of the main difficulties which container operators are having to contend with at present. Demand for dry freight containers is
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      183 19 AFP PEACE IN THE GULF has improved business for Arab Shipbuilding and Repair Yard Co (ASRY), which earned US$5.4 million in profits in the first half of this year, the company reported on Wednesday. Forty-nine oil tankers and cargo ships were repaired in the
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      1026 19 INCREASED chartering was reported on the dry cargo market, especially for grain. However, little enquiry was circulated with the London market again disrupted by transport strikes, brokers said on Wedneeday. Fixing reported for grain cargoes out of the US gave a confused picture and led to a 10
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      417 20 COLUMBUS LINE REEDEREI GMBH (A SERVICE OF HAMBURG SUDI EXPRESS SEMI CONTAINER SERVICE TO NORTHBOUND TO UKC S PORE RDM/A DAM NBG HULL (U.K.) TAUSALA SAMOA V-15N tip 20/1 Jilt 29/1 CLYDEBANK V2CN 14/1 \2fi UM W9 TAMAITAI SAMOA V-lfiN ?0/9 1/10 ?l 10 ?5 10 'Alio Accepting FCL to
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      682 20 PQLSH OCEAN LINES Ivl OPTORG SHIPPING P K.-i.-irq 168*00" t Smqjpor* T«-' .V 23:4' Petji nq "Sf'.'S'}! "SrsbOt BKG 222'0 S Prn-inq *.>3i4S 2255b TO EUROPE CONTAINERISED SERVICE (MEMBER OF EACON SERVICE) Vrntl/Voyigc PNC PKL H. CE CI EL SKI 4W (10/07) (10#M7) 0. GROTEWOHL WO9 (71.«7) (21/07) FAMRLANO MS
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      1140 21 CONTAINERSHIP SERVICES TO/FROM BANGKOK KOTA MANAR PEGASUS PIONEER HA I HUI PEGASUS PROGRESS BANGKOK BORNEO AGENCIES LTD. BANGKOK TEL *****80 SINGAPORE TO SABAH. SARAWAK AND BRUNEI Raceiving cargo daily it Pis* Panianj Wharvu PS. Acctptw* reehn/dry containan and hw»y lifts up to X Tons. SINGAPORE: STRAITS SHIPPING PTE. LTD. TEL
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      901 21 "Q-CHO YANG LINE WEEKLY EXPRESS INOEPENOENT FAR EAST/EUROPE FUUT CONTAINERISED SERVICE wu:io Al*o NXtptinc for InUnd UK tatHutiom Antwerp and Scandinavian ports. FMG Q ELOTA MERCANTE OR ANCOI OM Bl AN A (NATIONAL lINE OE COLUMBIA) HAN JIN TONGMAE IKK HANJIN ROTTERDAM 003E CHOYANC CHANCE OCE HANJIN HASAN OWE Ld|
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      67 21 PT. PELAYARAN MUTIARA SAMUDRA A6UNG MJP 21/7 OUMAI/PCRAWANG KUALA SIAK II 15/7 BATAM/P. BARU SAMUDERA 102 11/7 PtR AWANG/DUMAI 5 vessels (weekly) to PERAWANG/PEKAN BARU/DUMAI 3 vessels (weekly) to BAT AM SUMATRA PORTS Also accepting cargo for ports in Jawa Kalimatan. We specialise in project heavy lift cargo. Owners operators
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      260 21 Hai Sun Hup Co (Pte) Ltd r rf.L 22CJ <06 <20 i ,<3 .6*2 IMLintermaritime SOUTHERN AFRICA SERVICE DIRECT MONTHLY SAILINGS •Also calls E l P.E. GENERAL AGENTS: HAI SUN HUP CO (PTE) LTD. SINGAPORE TEL *****06 PORT KELANG TEL 30HK HOT A KINABALU tel mm PENANG TEL &***** JAKARTA
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      619 22 TH SINOSE MARITIME PTE LTD IRAN TEYFOURI PJL7O7 Singapore EU 15/7 f«*owM KYOWA LINE INTRODUCING KYOWA FAST DIRECT B/BULK/CONTAINER SERVICE FROM S'PORE/PK TO OUAM/SAIPAN AND MICRONESIA PORTS* ETA SPORE LOAD FOR: SPARKLE ETA IS AUG 89 GUAM. SAIPAN AND MICRONESIA PORTS* •MICRONESIA PORTS DIRECT CALLS ON INDUCEMENT BASIS AND/OR T/SHPT
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      585 22 GO HANJIN SHIPPING FULL CONTAINER SERVICE I TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ TO USA PACIFIC SOUTH WEST S'par* R'Bmi H'hwf B'luvwi Frtm CHOTANC PARK OtUW U#7 lit M M //I HANJIN OAKLAND MJW 22/7 9/1 10*1 11/1 13/1 14/* CHOTANC SUCCESS OMW 21/7 IM 17/1 IM «V« 21 It HANJIN TONC
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      207 22 INTEROCEAN UNE 78, 2nd Floor, Jalan 2/71, Tainan Ton Or. Ismail, ***** KL. Tol: 71M734, *****»4, *****26 TLX. HO. MA-***** FAX: 03-7173»11 Penang Oft; Tal: *****7, *****2 ACCEPTING CARGOES FOR THE FOLLOWING PORTS GUANGZHOU MARITIME TRANSPORT BUREAU OF CHINA SOjTHf RN IiNE REGULAR IMER SERVCES fOnnGHTlv SAILING) HONG «ONG PORT
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      1140 22 EVER GENTRY EVER GATHER EVER GOVERN EVER GARDEN EVER GROWTH EVERGREEN hill Container Serin'* Round-The-World East Bound (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) m HKC KSC KLC PUS HKT OSK TYO OAL LHV AMW ROM FLX HRC SSP JW7 on o« 31*7 mm 07m mm iim 14/00 mm ivm am nm um mm vw xvo7
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      1069 23 N PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street, 03-00, Singapore 0106. Tel: *****33 CONTAINER SERVICES FAR EAST VESSEL MAI GUANG MAJAPAHIT GOWA i JAKARTA VESSEL VOV HAI QUANQ 13SB SEA HAWK M» SEA HAWK (930 KOTA BAHAGIA Mil MAJAPAHIT 41 SB VOY SIN jkt 13SB In Pt 1«/7 41
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      464 23 r i SEN LINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE FROM UK/CONTINENT HAH B'HAVEN R OAM HAVftf STON MUANC PO»i FM SaiM S«M SMM SMM I*7 HKG. SM TV liprmt S4IM U«ran 17/7 I*7 I*7 S«M VI HKG. SB Urp MP OP 17/7 I*7 M/ 7 *ft
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      397 23 DJASAGETRI A Joint Europe Service Of: P.T. DJAKARTA LLOYD ML 6ESUM LLOYI P.T. Wmm MMNESIA P.T. TttKORA LLOYI [Mi i*• J1 I- "I/. 1 VSUVOT L J BONTANG/IIWB "A" VSt MATARAM.MWB S PORE ANTWERP H'BU ROAM/A DAM BR El vw (ACCEPTINC CONVENTIONAL ANO CONTAINERISED CARGO) JJ MC ZJ-X* M* 25/9
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      402 23 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES MYANMA FIVE STAR UNE (Burmese National Line) Loading for Rangoon AVA V/»7 PAGAN VI43W HPA AN VI4IW Spore P.Kelang Penang 12/14 Jul lyu iul 1/3 Aut 17/1J Jul Bangkok THE BANK LINE SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICE NORTHBOUND TO UKC TAUSALA SAMOA VISN CLYDEBANK V26N TAMAITAI SAMOA VI6N SPORE RDAM
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      754 24 K LINE KAWASAKI KISHN kAI SUA. LTD. 1 N. AMERICA-ATLANTIC COAST OOCL FAIR RAINBOW BRIDGE OOCL FREEDOM OOCL FAITH VOY LB 14 •PK/PNG *INDO FEEDER VESSEL OOCL FAIR RAINBOW BRIDGE OOCL FREEDOM OOCL FAITH N. AMERICA PACIFIC SOUTH-WEST MANHATTAN BRIDGE HENRY H BRIDGE MACKINAC BRIDGE BROOKLYN BRIDGE FEEDER VESSEL OOCL
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      515 24 STRATA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accepting FCL/FCL Container* INDIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE INDIA/JAPAN/INDIA SERVICE Accepting FCL Containers and Conventional Cargo Also accepts Metals A Steel Products Support P Heung Penang Loading tar JALATAPt V.C-4 2S Juty J«ly 21 J"W KoMfHasßya/YptoMma human v.a »Auf Ko*./«ir»r»nr<*oh»M; U.S.A. SERVICE Accepting FCL Containers and Conventional
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      359 24 n GG. GOLDEN LINE GUAN GUAN SHIPPING (PTE) LTD 73 T*»o» Str*«i SINGAPORE 0104 Tfl UtJW (10 LINES) fit SMJMM STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: Spore f. Ketanf fW| GOLHN HAVEN Catomboj Mf»dw/Ou6«i 21/21 July GOLDEN MAR U AMfnt CHINA SERVICE ■Al TUN SHAN Huw«M/ShM*i» OJH July CHINA OCEAN SHIPPING CO., PEKING
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      596 24 PHI LI-ORIENT LINES PTE LTD HEAD OFFICE '08 ROBINSON ROAD =07 00 GMG BUILDING SINGAPORE CM 96 TELE* RS ***** PHILI FA* *****76 |VESSEL EAIT/MI EAST Fa i LCI I ETA SINGAPORE I DESTINATION act) WEEKLY AQABA, HOOEIDAH EAST/WEST AFMCA/MEB. Fa A LCI SOVKI Fa a La sawg rwww LDM,
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      923 25 NEPTUNE AGENCIES PTE LTD Bookings Bookings EE EU/AUSE TP A, SEA (CR NO. **********0E) NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD EXPORT TO-EUROPE UK (VIA SUEZ) IMPORT FROM EUROPE/ UK (VIA SUEZ) SGP LKH 15/07 31/07 22/07 07/08 29/07 14/08 06/08 21/08 12/08 28/08 19/08 04/09 RDM HAM 02/08 04/08 09/08 11/08 16/08
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      856 25 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUILDING 55, Market Street Singapore 0104 Tel: *****33 (15 Lines) Terminal Office: *****41/2 Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** PtNANC P. KELANC MESSRS HAI THONC SHIPPING 127 Pnm Street. Pena<* Malays** «*S HANDLING SYSTEM CO SON
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      306 26 SINGAPORE SHIPPING CORPORATION (PTE.) LTD. TEL 225 6868 (34 Lines) FAX *****39/*****76 TELEX RS ***** A/B SSCMA. RS ***** A/B SSCAO r DSR-LINES EB DEUTFRACHT SEEREEDEREI ROSTOCK 4 i/auUKJi. iei: INTEGRATED CONTAINER SERVICE MEMBER Of EACON SERVICE TO EAST MEDITERRANEAN ft NORTH CONTINENT EUROPE OUTBOUND H. CEGIELSKI «W 0. GROTEWOHL
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      225 26 rju3Tr> FREIGHTCONSOLS SERVICES PTE LTD NOW ACCEPTING BOOKINGS FOR ALL R.C.L. ROUTES ENQUIRIES PLEASE CALL VERONICA SHAN SHAN ALICE AT IICL REGIONAL CONTAINER LINE SONGKHLA' -1 sailing a week Hock Agency Co Ltd Skla (Tel: *****4) VESSEL EASTERN PIONEER EASTERN PIONEER P.KELANG, DASWANI Sdn Bhd PENANG DASWANI Sdn Bhd VESSEL
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      147 26 n I Regional Weather ft C f s* a > T.i k SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7JO A.M. THIS MORMNG. R Thunderstorm Temp«ah« •<; /<N Weather W«d dvection with speed n knots ui. w luurftl Cloudy Sky Swfoc# winds ore itdiceted ky wrewt vkek Hy wiiK tke o
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      1866 27 UNIPACIFIC TRANS TRADING AGENCY PTE. LTD. SINGAPORE TEL: *****22 FAX: *****76 1 IRAQI LINE IRAQI STATE ENTERPRISE "ARITIME TRANSPORT EAST BOUND SERVICE ETA S PORE LOADING FOR 18/7 Iraq/Japan THROUGH B/Ls to BAGHDAD UPON REQUEST ALSO ACCEPTING CONTAINERS UPTO AQABA I BAGHDAD REEFER SPACE AVAILABLE UPTO AQABA LOADING CONTAINERS/CONVENTIONAL CGO
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      43 27 REGULAR EXPRESS FCL LCL SERVICr N V ;e=c=ac TO AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND vs. TUT EXfttSS a l hook a |in |1» |a* op C VtROUK 29 3C 1* DATS TO STDNKT! TO USA/CANADA i accoptinf cargo to Tampa iacktonviltt Wikmmfton (Oct) Now Tort. Boston
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      84 28 PT Perusahaan Pelayaran Nasional Jayakusuma Perdana Lines COMPANY Of SAUDI ARABIA JEDDAH IS AUG 71 AUG ESSEL UDI ABHA UDI TABUK UDI HAIL REGULAR RO-RO SERVICE TO USA/CANADA NEW ORLEANS FEA 0(2 Also Accepting FCL Containers for Charleston. Miami. Tampa and US Inland Points FCL ONLY ACCEPTABLE VIA BALTIMORE At«r><.
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      705 28 QcerdService LCL/FCL SERVICE TO/FROM wwCOOtwimnab/officM in UJJL •wr SBjOQO tractors ft trucks, r COjDOO points in UXA. iMa LCL/FCL scrviccs. Gwwral Agsnts: PENANG '«V> Marina Ong KL: allied-link SINGAPORE: 03-*****55 778 6522(22 linesi Sunn Ng/Christina Chraw Eltim Tao/Esthar Ya WIMVH shipping (Singapore) private limited Cargo bookings Tel: *****88 (5 LINES)
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      622 29 7Ji7 Zk COMPANIA PERUANA 5 oc vapores W "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" 5 LOADING for callao. matarani, ilo* and all other wMwvinn wnu nun i nniunirmiii i n I r\UDC Ull CPV THROUGH BILL OF LADING TO FINAL DESTINATION. Pwung* P. Kelang Support THOBIASEVERETT 28/30 Jul 31/ 2 Aug KAMALEVERETT 17/19
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      388 29 Z I FULL CONTAINER SERVICE accepting FCL/LCL cargoes to USA East t West Coast Caribbean East Canada HAITI Costa Rkj. El Salvador Guatemala Honduras. Venezuela Peru. Ecuador Colombia via Miami Trinidad. Barbados. Antigua St lucia. Montserrat Guayana via Kingston 'i hi i■ ii■ i('"l i AUSTRALIA CONTAINER SERVICE ACCEPTING CARGO
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      557 29 r 1 liL 1 IV iiwmiq tiuw»oiitahow (ft*) ltd WEEKLY LCL/FCL SERVICE VESSEL JENHOL V.124N A VESSEL ilEznxtnEHEi SURABAYA 18/7 DESTINATIONS ETA SINGAPORE PORT KELANG 16 JULY MANILA 14 JULY HONG KONG. ALL CHINA PORTS 21 JULY KEELUNG. KAOHSIUNG 16 JULY BUSAN 17 JULY TOKYO. KOBE 18 JULY CHITTAGONG 17
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      527 29 PERINTIS LINE WEEKLY FULL CONTAINER SERVICE ACCEPTING ALL FCL CARGOES BETWEEN SINGAPORE AND JAKARTA SURABAYA SINGAPORE ETA ETD PRASETIA PRABHAKTI 06-07 15/07 278-279 18/07 JAKARTA ETA ETO 17/07 19/07 20/07 19/07 21/07 21/07 SINGAPORE TANTO UTAMA General Agents ASM PERINTIS LINES PTE LTD 80 Anson Road #25-04 IBM Towers Singapore
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      374 29 PTC CONTAINER LINES FCt LCI SERVICE y m J 'i r *i.iA fjj.'r 18/7 SYD/MELB/ADEL/FREM 21/7 AUCKLAND/WELLINGTON 21/7 P. MORESBY/RABUAL/LAE SIN SOMTN ASIA 15/7 BOMBAY/MADRAS/CALCUTTA 15/7 COLOMBO 15/7 KARACHI Cicy CARGO IN CONTAINER CO LTD FULLY CONTAINERISED/RO-RO VESSEL SIN AFSNANISTAN 17/7 HAIRATAN/KABUL/TOUR6HUNDI G«n«f«l Agenle POH TIONG CHOON SHIPPING (PTE) LTD
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      710 30 r i L. MERCHANT MARINE CO., LTD. EASTBOUND TO USA FULLY CONTAINERISED TRANS-PACIFIC WEEKLY SERVICE TO PBW HYUNDAI INNOVATOR HYUNDAI EXPLORER HYUNDAI COMMANOER HYUNDAI PIONEER LALANDIA HYUNDAI CHALLENGER SIN HKC LBH OAK SEA 2SE 1507 20/07 07/01 10/01 1300 24E 21/07 27/07 14/01 17/01 21/00 10E 20/07 03/00 21/00 24/00
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      639 30 hx A JE CONTAINER LINE f~ TEL: *****59 FAX *****63 GUARANTEE LCL CONSOL SERVICES (ALSO ACCEPTING FCL BOOKINGS) FAR EAST POTT KELANG PENANC BANGKOK HONG KONG CHINA KAOHSIUNG IV/ 22/7 I MANILA IS/7 ft 22/7 BUSAN U/7 ft 20 20/7 ft a/7 JO. 7ft 23/7 INAGOYA IC/7 ft 23/7 YOKOHAMA
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      603 30 I. TB S.J •0< v MM MitsoiO.SK Lines Ltd FULL CONTAINER A UK/CONTINENT (TRIO) MMArtM TOKW antra mosru OSAKA BAT sr 'sriar sr ar s- a ss i, is ss a it a vp a* id vn ivi m* MEDITERRANEAN (MED CLUB) OCUNUS TOKYO OCtANUS OSAKA HAKATA P Kalmf B'otan*
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