The Business Times, 28 August 1989

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES MCI (P) 45/12/88 MONDAY, AUGUST 28, 1989 75 CENTS
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    SES may disallow interlocking directorships
    484 1  -  DIRECTORS OF LISTED COMPANIES MAY BE BARRED FROM BOARDS OF BROKING FIRMS By ROSIE TAN DIRECTORS of publicly-listed companies may be barred from the board of stockbroking firms and vice versa if a study on this issue by the Stock Exchange of Singapore (SES) translates
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    Lock icon Five international firms dominate auditing of SES-listed companies
    701 1  -  By ANDREA BORCH AUDITING OF COMPANIES listed on the Stock Exchange of Singapore is still dominated by a handful of international firms, according to a survey by two professors at the National University of Singapore. Sebastian Chong and Ta Huu Phuong found
    Source: Who Audits Singapore Listed Companies, 1989 Edition  -  701 words
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    Straits Steamship Land sets up conference and exhibition unit
    473 1  -  By MARTIN SOONG STRAITS STEAMSHIP LAND has spun off a wholly-owned subsidiary to compete in the buoyant but overcrowded conference and exhibition business, and to complement its Mansfield Travel travel unit. Based on the four contracts already clinched since starting operation
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    Lock icon Sihanouk quits as head of Cambodian resistance faction
    403 1 Reuter PRINCE Norodom Sihanouk has resigned as head of his Cambodian resistance faction on the eve of a last-gasp round of peace talks in Paris, diplomatic sources said yesterday. Sources at the Cambodia conference, due to wind up a month's wrangling this
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    Lock icon Chinese, Thai generals meet
    113 1 AFP CHINESE army chief Chi Haotian has held closed-door talks in Bangkok with Thai armed forces commander Chaowalit Yongchaiyuth, the state-run Thai News Agency said yesterday. The visit comes at a time when negotiations are underway for a proposed stockpile of arms to be imported from
    AFP  -  113 words
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    Lock icon Significantly slower growth in imports for HK in July
    209 1 FT THE RATE of growth of Hongkong's imports slowed significantly in July, providing more evidence that the growth momentum in the economy is continuing to slow. This is both a result of a cyclical slackening of demand for Hongkong's products in
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    Lock icon Moscow raps Baltic protests
    105 1 Reuter THE SOVIET leadership has warned the three restless Baltic republics to curb their nationalist clamour, saying destructive forces could lead to the break-up of the country. Communist Party chiefs made clear they were running out of patience three days after some two million people joined
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      250 1 BUSINESS TRENDS EXECUTIVE PLACEMENTS *****62 fcS S SiNtjAPORt KuAJI LJMPUR ,A*AS'A mONG *ON6 MANAGEMENT THINKING international from the start has paid off handsomely for local publisher World Scientific Publishing Company. CHUANG PECK MING speaks to its managing director, Ooreen Liu. Page 2 A LOOK AT new techniques that promise to
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      211 1 socraaiara Registry of Vehicles Beck Psge 1988 gross revenue up 63pc MAS on restrictions Beck Page Why they are needed Trade war 4 India, Nepal to hold summit Third World debt 5 Interest payment arrears pile up Paris futures exchange 7 Set to promote products abroad M'slan Plantations 7 Msl67m
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      9 1 Koppol Corp on oxpansion trail In Philippines, PAGE 17
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  • MANAGEMENT
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      Rich harvest for publisher who dared to venture far
      941 2  -  By CHUANG PECK MING THINKING INTERNATIONAL from the start has paid off handsomely (or local publisher World Scientific Publishing Company. Today, seven years after it started, the company's sales have jumped 40 times to $6 million and the number of titles
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      'Quality improvement must come from the top'
      484 2  -  by CHUANG PECK MING MENTION QUALITY and the name W Edwards Darning is likely to spring up in your mind. Often forgotten, or even unknown, is the other quality pioneer Joseph M Juran. Mr Juran, who will visit Singapore for the first time
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      Lock icon Strategic planning at the touch of a button
      1696 3 A look at new techniques that promise to marry day-to-day decision-making with long-term strategic planning. And the agent of change is none other than the humble desktop computer The Economist. PLANNING and decision-making ought to go hand in hand. To understand why
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      Points to consider before you start your own business
      833 3  -  Spotlight on Management By ONG YEW HUAT (Ong Yew Huat is a director at Ernst and Whinnay Consultants Pta Ltd) STARTING a business is risky. Detailed planning and dedication are needed to anticipate and overcome the problems that arise. Assess yourself
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      66 2 MESSAGE FOR CORPORATE CHAIRMEN MANAGING DIRECTORS General Manager (with extensive experience in acquisitions, finance, accounts, marketing, trading, manufacturing and personnel), who has just returned with SLOAN FELLOWSHIP from LONDON BUSINESS SCHOOL SEEKS new challenges in corporate management, financial services or consultancy services (prepared to work in other countries). Company with
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      90 3 With an additional weekly flight to Europe, more people will enjoy Lufthansa service. V Y K t < ■V iHA V m- •t wv>j£7 mimi Wp*M i Now Lufthansa offers additional seats from Singapore to Frankfurt, the heart of Europe. We have four flights a week, leaving every Monday, Tuesday,
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  • FOREIGN NEWS
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      Lock icon India and Nepal to hold summit on trade war
      423 4 Reuter THE LEADERS of India and Nepal have agreed to talk about the long trade war which haa shaken the economy ot the landlocked Himalayan kingdom, Indian Foreign Minister P V Narasimha Rao said. "The visit was successful. The way ahead
      Reuter  -  423 words
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      Lock icon Japan's budget for 1990 set to rise by 11.4pc
      326 4 Reuter, AFP BUDGETARY requeets for the fiscal year starting April 1,1960. by all Japaneee government ministriee and agencies are expected to total about 67.32 trillion yen. up 11.4 per cent from 60.41 trillion in the current fiscal year. Japanese Finance Ministry
      Reuter,; AFP  -  326 words
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      Lock icon Foreign firms in Vietnam must pay taxes in hard currency
      193 4 AFP FOREIGN companies setting up in Vietnam will have to pay taxes and make deposits in hard currency, the official Nhan Dan newspaper said. The Vietnamese paper, citing a government decree, said the money received would be placed in a
      AFP  -  193 words
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      Lock icon US 'petty' in avoiding dialogue over port access: NZ
      309 4 AFP NEW ZEALAND Prim* Minister Geoffrey Palmar has accused the United State* of being "petty" in shunning political dialogue over Wellington'* refuaal to grant port acceea to US nuclear warships. US officials cut off military cooperation with New Zealand in 1986
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      Lock icon Families of top Chinese officials quit business
      157 4 Reuter ACCUSED by demonatrators of nepotism and corruption during montha of pro-democracy protests, the children and apousss of China's top leaders have all quit their buslneas jobs, according to an official report yeslsrday. The New China News Agency did not name individuals but
      Reuter  -  157 words
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      Lock icon Taiwanese in sleep-out protest
      266 4 Reuter THOUSANDS of Taiwanese blanketed Taipei's fashionable Ding Hao shopping district in s Saturday night sleep-out protest over sharply increasing house prices. "I could work for 30 yesrs and still not be sble to sfford anything," said primary school teacher Chang Chun-Shen. "This is a peaceful
      Reuter  -  266 words
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      Lock icon 'Link-up of Malaysian states vital for jobs'
      195 4 Bernama COOPERATION among Kedah. Pari is, Parak and Panang to attract Invaatora and develop the northern region aa a major economic growth centre will reault in subetantial employment opportunities for the local reaidenta. Perlia Menteri Beear Dr Abdul Hamid Pawan teh on Saturday.
      Bernama  -  195 words
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      915 4 ARRIVALS Operator KIM g jffVKf number KL841 Local rim* 105S From AMS/KHI GU OA 960 1100 CGK SU SQ105 1105 KUL MA ***** 1130 8WN Of A QF062 1135 BKK StA SQ1S1 1145 CGK GU GA940 1150 MES THA TG403 1155 BKK SU SQ138 1155 MES SA
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      Lock icon Thai PM's Australian visit to focus on trade, Indochina
      374 5 AFP TRADE and Indochina will likely top the agenda this week as Australia welcomes Thai Prime Minister Chatichai Choonhavan, whose country is one of Asia's rising economic stars. Mr Chatichai arrives tomorrow with a large official and business delegation for six
      AFP  -  374 words
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      Lock icon New Polish PM wins first strike battle
      291 5 Reuter POLAND'S new prime minister, Tadeusz Mazowiecki, won his first battle over industrial unrest last Saturday when railwayman anded a one-day strike and foundry workers proposed a sixmonth strike moratorium. Rail workers in the central city of Lodz heeded an appeal by Solidarity
      Reuter  -  291 words
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      Lock icon S Korea's first half economic growth lowest in eight years
      257 5 Reuter SOUTH KOREA'S economy in the first six months this year posted the lowest growth rste in eight years due to dwindling exports and production. Provisional Bank of Korea figures show South Korea's gross national product (GNP) grew 6.5 per
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      Lock icon Third World debtors' arrears in interest payment piling up
      508 5 Brazil, Argentina and Mexico owe the most AP FIFTEEN of the world's principal debtor nations will fall behind in their interest payments this year by another US$4.9 billion, according to a group of top international banks. That would put their arrears
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      Lock icon Kim Dae-Jung to launch anti-govt campaign
      312 5 AP THE LEADER of South Korea's largest opposition party, under indictment in connection with a spy case, says he will launch "the strongest possible" campaign against the government to demand It speed up democratic reforms and end "repreaaion of dissent". Kim Dae-Jung. heed of
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Lock icon US bond market expects upward revision to GNP
      569 6 Only a small gain in August employment likely Reuter The US BOND market faces a mixture of economic statistics this week that are almost certain to stir thingsuukp k analysts and traders said. The market expects a sharp upward revision to the
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      Lock icon Fed voted to lower interest rates in July but worried about inflation
      352 6 AP FEDERAL RESERVE policymakers voted to nudge US interest rates lower in July, but they worried about reigniting inflation by going too far, according to minutes of the meeting released on Friday. The Federal Open Market Committee, noting
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      Lock icon Forex markets
      652 6 AFP MOST ASIAN currencies closed last Friday about on a par with where the week's so-so trading began, with many softening slightly against the US dollar. Japanese yen: The yen weakened marginally to close at 143.53 to the US dollar on the Tokyo foreign exchange, down 0.01 yen
      AFP  -  652 words
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      Lock icon Gold & Financial futures
      388 6 Gold Financial futures Sin Huat Bullion (S) Pte Ltd LAST FRIDAY, Loco-London gold sunk precariously near U*****.00 per troy oz. its lowest level since August 1966, and now looks very vulnerable to further losses. In New York, although there was no major assault on the metal, the active Comex December
      Sin Huat Bullion (S) Pte Ltd  -  388 words
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      Comex gold/silver futures
      189 6 1 Gold futures on August 25, 1989 100 troy Opaa ounoM. USS par troy 01 rca IN MM Ml JO 36X10 360.90 ***** 3.90 Sap 361.10 -X90 Oct 363-30 364JO 362-30 362.90 390 Ok 367 30 36&40 366 50 36X70 -X90 Fab 90 371 JO 372.00 371
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      Asian dollar market
      205 6 ASIAN CURRENCY ovorog* deposit ri att for It w wHk •od«d Aw gwit 25 MO ff ItCCS US t 7 doyi Htfl* 15/1* Lw 15/16 1 man#! 15/16 7/8 2 mun*o 15/16 8 7/8 3 munU 15/16 8 13/16 6 mon*» 7/8 8 3/4 9 Kin 8
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      Lock icon Government securities market
      178 6 UOB TREASURY THE HIGHLIGHT of the past week was the auction of $700 million new two-year note maturing on Sep 1, 1991. The response to the auction was very aggressive, with the issue being subscribed by 3.07 times. In spite of the firm rates in the local
      UOB TREASURY  -  178 words
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      Prime lending rates
      525 6 Indicates tt>« ivtrtQi of ui€ pnm« »©r>a»rvg ruei w 12 major banks In B'pora PLR of banks at the close of business on Friday, August 1 I 3 8 Associstior* of Banks in Singapore: RANK Pl* <%) ABN Bonk 6* Allied Irish Bonk PIC 6% American Express
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      107 6 J LW Investments A PRIME COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT FOR SALE BY TENDER CLOSING DATE: 14th September 1989 3 PM Five-storey building on freehold site Tightening supply of office space and Outstanding location in Orchard area with easy access to two MRT stations and in close proximity to major Hotels and Shopping
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
    • SMALL CHANGE
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        Speed limits linked to exchange rates?
        49 7 SINGAPOREANS driving up to Malaysia for the first time will find the highway speed limit there 110 km per hour. Back home, it's only 80 km per hour. He can be forgiven for thinking that it could be because Msllo is about SsBo.
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        Factoring is accepted, but...
        97 7 WHEN officials from factoring companies were asked how the public view the concept of factoring as a source of financing, almost all of them say that the progress has been tremendous. Factoring is no longer regarded as a desperate way of obtaining finance, they say. But
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      Lock icon Jaffar refutes charges of discrimination
      485 7 MBT BANK NEGARA GOVERNOR Tan Sri Jaffar Hussein, refuting the European Community (EC) Banking Federation's charges that Malaysia discriminates against foreign banks, said regulations in some European countries are more restrictive on foreign banks. "Some of their restrictions are more stringent. A local bank's branch
      MBT  -  485 words
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      Lock icon Few institutions providing finance in Islamic way
      313 7 Bernama MALAYSIA still lacks financial institutions which provide financing in the Islamic way, a seminar in Kuala Lumpur was told last week Azmi Omar from International Islamic University (IIU), in a working paper on sources and approaches of Islamic trade financing at a
      Bernama  -  313 words
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      M'sian Plantations finalises M$167m loan package
      276 7  -  By HONG LEE TIAM MALAYSIAN PLANTATIONS Bhd (MPB) has finalised an agreement with a panel of Singapore- and Malaysia-based banks to finance its purchase of 167 million new shares in Kamunting Corporation Bhd. The Msl67 million loan package was arranged and lead managed by
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      Lock icon Societe Generale and Indon bank in joint venture
      89 7 Reuter INDONESIA'S Bank Summa will set up a joint venture with France's Societe Generate next year, an Indonesian Finance Ministry official said. "They have applied for a joint venture licence. The operations are likely to start early next year," he said. Bank
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      Lock icon New focus in LDC debt efforts seen
      202 7 Reuter ROBERT FORRESTAL, president of the Federsl Reserve Bank of Atlanta, said efforts to reduce debt in less developed countries have shifted focus from concern over the stability of US banks to promoting political and economic stability in those countries. "It is in
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      Lock icon Manila confident of new US$1.7b debt deal
      425 7 AFP PHILIPPINE foreign debt negotiators are confident they will get about US$l.7 billion in new money or debt reduction in a new agreement with foreign banks, Press Secretary Adolf Azcuna said. "What we need both as new money or debt reduction is US$l.7
      AFP  -  425 words
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      Paris futures exchange set to promote products abroad
      745 7  -  Second stage of development By ALVIN TAY THE Paris Financial Futures Exchange is embarking on its second stage of development which will be to promote its products abroad as well as to launch successful international contracts domestically, says chairman Gerard Pfauwadel. He
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  • COMMODITIES
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      Lock icon 'CBT officers did not benefit from ruling'
      495 8 PRELIMINARY REPORT ON BOARD'S SOYBEAN ORDER NYT TOP OFFICERS of the Chicago Board of Trade (CBT) did not benefit from the exchange's decision last month to order an emergency liquidation of positions in the soybean market, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission said in
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      Lock icon Cocoa and coffee pressured by bearish fundamentals
      1145 8 WEEKLY COMMODITIES REPORT AFP COCOA AND COFFEE came under renewed pressure over the past week on the commodities market, as bearish fundamentals reasserted themselves. The bleak outlook was underlined by the latest figures from the International Cocoa Organisation (Icco), putting the world cocoa
      AFP  -  1,145 words
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      Produce Prices
      125 8 Chines* Produce Exchange Sedan' noon doling prt i DM on AuguM 26 (SI/100 kg) Coconut oil Mk FOB 93.00 Old dewn FOB 10X00 Now dram FOB 107.00 Copra Mtxod Ooom) 50.00 Pepper M4jnto* *A%It# FOB Hi W ***** FOB faq M.W 480.00 dorowai tpeooi btadi FOB NLW 3654)0
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      London markets
      252 8 London Commodity Exchange Buyor/SoUor dosing prices on Aug 25 (£/tonrw unless spodfWd). Previous dosing prices in poronthosls. Oct Ugh/Low Doc High/Low Solos Row No 6 OF No 6 FOB No 5 *****/307.40 310.00/306.40 289.00/295.00 294.00/294.00 (2180) 348 316 495.50 CoWM Bosh tn-storo London, tollers option OF London Sop
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      Lock icon Twelve soybean futures traders plead innocent to fraud charges
      321 8 Reuter A DOZEN futures traders pleaded innocent to charges that they violated commodities regulations while trading in the soybean pit at the Chicago Board of Trade. The defendants were the first from the soybean pit to enter pleas to charges announced
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      Lock icon Launch of RBD palm olein futures delayed
      244 8 Bernama THE LAUNCHING of the futures contract for refined, bleached and deodorised (RBD) palm olein by the Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange (KLCE), scheduled for this year, has been delayed, probably till March next year. KLCE chief executive Syed Abdul Jabber Shahabudin said some
      Bernama  -  244 words
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      Lock icon KL Tin
      106 8 Bernama THE IWALA ee Monday led^o^e"sharp price ML The KLTM price ctooed 48 sen lower et Mt22.1l per kg agelMt M 122 W per kg awesk eevfler. leg by miners lest Mondoy sew the KLTM price fall MtlJt to M 521.40 per kg, 9m Mggost single dey drop
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      Lock icon Rubber
      136 8 Bernama THE MALAYSIAN rubber market closed slightly easier Isst week, wtth the September RSS International One buyer quoted at half a sen lower over the week to doee at 238.50 sen per kg on Friday. Dealers said interest was thin, with prices Itttte chsnged throughout the week ss the
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      Lock icon Soybean
      242 8 Reuter CBOT SOYBEAN futures dosed lower snd near the day's weakest levels Last Friday. Traders cited recent reins snd forscasts for more over the weekend es dampening factors. Trade talk that much of lowa got sosking reins added to bearish sentiment they said. "The rains may be late for
      Reuter  -  242 words
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      Lock icon Wheat
      224 8 Reuter CBOT soft red winter wheat futures eased in late Friday trade to close down 3-1/4 to 6-1/4 cents per bushel, with deferreds under pressure from the outlook for increased planted acreage this Fall, traders said. Egypt's tender this week for up to 400,000 tonnes of soft wheat helped
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      Palm Oil
      240 8 MALAYSIAN CRUDE PALM ON. (CPO) physical extended their increase last week to cloee steadier in moderate trading in line with the firmer CPO futures. The market was also supported by higher Chicago soyoil futures closings during the week as well as Pakistan's presence. Operators said that short-covering support
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      Lock icon Crude Oil and Products
      142 8 Telerate The fuei oil market traded within a narrow range throughout the past week. Prices declined by about $2 mt from the previous week's levels. Reports of uncommitted cargoes from Korea and Taiwan headed this way added to the bearish sentiment. Offers to sell September CST-180
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      156 9 LAST YEAR YOU HELPED PAY FOR 24,000 ROAD ACCIDENTS THAT'S NOT FAIR. Until now, motor insurance in Singapore has tended to favour the guilty party: The more accidents he has, the more your premium goes up. At Citicorp we're changing all that, by bringing in a policy that's actually fair.
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  • FOCUS
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      Khmer Rouge: Military asset and political liability
      1489 10  -  THE CAMBODIAN PROBLEM The Khmer Rouge is the strongest of the three resistance groups fighting the Vietnamese occupation of Cambodia What role they will play in a rehabilitated Cambodia is an issue facing the ongoing Paris peace conference. DAVID CHEW of the Foreign
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      What's behind the atrocities?
      752 10 WHEN THE VIETNAMESE invaded Cambodia in December 1978 and deposed the Khmer Rouge in early 1979, they lost no time in exposing the full extent ot the brutalities perpetrated by the previous regime. Though this was with a view to enlightening a world faced with four
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  • PERSPECTIVE
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      1219 12 HONGKONG The Economist THE LEGACY of a century of privilege and licence haunta Hongkong's once mighty hongs. The family-controlled business empires which have long dominated the tiny, free-wheeling British colony used the place as a base to build diverse trsding, property and industrial
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      1344 12 TRYING TO TRACE DRUG MONEY For its part, the banking industry has danced around the problem, not wanting to Invade customers' privacy or risk impeding legitimate commercial transactions. NYT IT WAS ALL so easy and that's tha problem. Tha revelations of how a 35-year-old Colombian
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      673 12 PHILIPPINES AFP PHILIPPINES INFLATION hit a three-year high of 10.3 per cent last month, and public discontent has led the government to reconsider its "hands-off" policy of staying out of the market place. Until now, it has either postponed or reduced much-needed increases in
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      243 12 SALES PROFESSIONALS' SEMINAR 1989 2 SXPTXMBXR IMS, 8.30 am to &00pm >7 HILTON HORL SDVOAPORX organised by SWAP INTERNATIONAL (SINGAPORE) CLUB This is a ONE DAY SEMINAR and it aims to develop better attitude,techniques and strategies in professional salesmanship. Those who are involved in marketing, direct or indirect selling and
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      Brahms and balloons at the Padang
      864 13  -  MUSIC By MALINI TAMBYAH IT WAS THE irst time in its history that the Padang had graced a classical concert. It was also the first time a lot of the audience had ever attended such a concert. The New York Philharmonic Orchestra's concert last
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      The evening belongs to Twilight Crane
      823 13  -  By P Y VAN THE Singapore Symphony Orchestra's "Japan Evening" concert with Ikuma Dan as guest conductor provided a mixed buffet of offerings ranging from Mozart's G Minor Symphony to popular light classics. The highlight of last Friday night's performance was easily the excerpts
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      A dress rehearsal for posterity
      797 13  -  DRAMA FESTIVAL By SAMUEL EE AMBOI! Will G T Lye be doomed to playing somebody else'* mother forever? Maybe so. But it's not because the accomplished female impersonator is without artistic scope. It's because such is the dearth of talent that only a few virtuosos
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      A world that is plain noisy
      637 13  -  By JAIME LYE WELCOME to the world of existentialism. Where black is not necessarily black, white is not necessarily white, and cockroaches get star billing in theatres. The world according to Kafka's Metamorphosis (last Thursday at the Drama Centre) is not a nice one.
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      Lock icon Israelis explore holocaust in popular art
      744 14  -  *y SUSAN SAPPIR Reuter NEARLY HALF-A-CENTURY after Nazi Germany exterminated six million Jews, Israelis are trying to grasp the human horror and the national tragedy through the popular arts. V The holocaust —as the murder of European Jews in gas Chambers, furnaces and labour
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      Lock icon Is my hero your 'stool pigeon'?
      1651 15  -  CINEMA By VINCENT CANBY NYT THE REAL-LIFE MODEL for Private Eriksson, as the character is identified in Brian De Palma's new Vietnam film, Casualties of War, is still living under an assumed name somewhere in midAmerica. It is now 25 years since Eriksson, at
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      Lock icon De Palma rejects criticism of movie
      264 15 Reuter MOVIE DIRECTOR Brian De Palma has called criticism of his controversial film, Casualties of War, politically motivated, saying he believes Americans need to be reminded of the horror of the Vietnam War. "People who criticise this film usually have their own political agenda,"
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      644 15 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Large box of vital personal possessions (5) 8 Cheeky in a tasteful way (5) 9 Case put wrongly for certain vessels (7) 10 Tough as we get with a movie (5) 11 Not the left sock (5) 12 Bone more than a bit broken 13 Agreement
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      1469 15 TV and RADIO Of aspiring actors OUR CHOICE THE BIT PART, 10.30pm. SBC 12 In a comedy about the show biz world, a frustrated career counsellor decides to ditch doing what he's doing and become an actor. But he finds as much frustration as he did in his previous job.
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      S'pore builds on medal haul
      507 16  -  SEA GAMES By CHARLES SAVAGE in Kuala Lumpur SINGAPORE GARNERED a fistful of gold medals yesterday, with the body-builders raking in three. Heavyweight Peter Hays beat much-fancied Malaysian, Abdul Malek Noor while middleweight Mohammed Ismail Mohammed and light heavyweight Azman Abdullah took the other golds
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      All that toiling has paid off for Samson
      329 16 SAMSON GIMSON earned his gold the hard way. Two years of continual sweat and toil refining his game and honing his swing were rewarded on Saturday in the form of the SEA Games men's individual gold. Samson feels the medal is proper
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      Bee Khim reflects upon her achievements
      564 16 "I EXPECTED the Filipinos to do better X, 2, 3" said silver medallist Kee Bee Khim. "I was lucky to be tied first after the second day. "Actually I under-estimated myself. I could have gone for gold. I was only two strokes behind after
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      This lady thrives on competition
      515 16 "I LIKE COMPETITION.'' So says 20-year-old baby-faced Mary Grace Estuesta. "They keep telling me I'm a shy girl and aggressive too, which is really funny because they also say I don't show my aggressiveness." Mary adds: "You see it in the way I just do
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      306 16 CRICKET AFP AUSTRALIAN bowling ace Terry Alderman added to England's summer of humiliation in the sixth and final Test at the Oval on Saturday by destroying its first innings when not fully fit. He left the field for oxygen for a bronchial complaint and then
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      355 16 BOXING AP LAS VEGAS HILTON officials have decided not to host Mike Tyson s scheduled November title defence against Canada's Razor Ruddock. Hilton president John Fitzgerald said on Friday that promoter Don King wanted too much money for the fight
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      Konadu destroys Park in awesome fashion
      598 16  -  By A SURENDREN YOU SHOULD have been there. If you weren't, then you missed some great boxing matches at the World Trade Centre on Saturday, when World Boxing Council International champion Nana Yaw Konadu of Ghana defended his title successfully against South Korean Daeyong
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      284 16 GOLF AP EVERYBOOY is talking about the nine players within two strokes of the lead heading into the final round of the World Series of Gotf yesterday. Everybody, that is, but Payne Stewart. Stewart, who won the PGA Championship three weeks ago with
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      Lock icon Navratilova a step away from Canadian title
      254 16 TENNIS AP TOP-SEEDED Martina Navratilova. seeking her fourth Canadian Open title, overpowered Anne Minter 6-0, 6-2 on Saturday to move into the final of the Player's International in Toronto. Yesterday, Navratilova, 32, was to face French Open champion Arantxa Sanchez for the title.
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      325 16 AFP FORMER CADDIE Jose-Maria Canizares put himself in line for a Ryder Cup recall after equalling the course record with a third round of 62 in the German Open in Frankfurt on Saturday. That was the high point in a spate of phenomenal
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      202 16 ATHLETICS AFP FORMER WORLD cross-country champion Zola (Budd) Pieterse, 23. dashed any hope of returning to international athletics by unexpectantly running in a road race in South Africa on Saturday. The waif-like South Africanborn runner who toq| British nationality to compete on the international stage won
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  • COMPANIES & STOCK MARKETS
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      Keppel Corp to spend $9.3m on Philippine facilities
      573 17  -  By AL O LABITA Jr KEPPEL CORPORATION is gearing up for major expansion programme in the Philippines. At a news conference in Manila last week. Keppel Shipyard managing director Loh Wing Siew said that the programme would cost about 100 million pesos
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      189 17 Bernama ANTI-SMOKING campaigns and laws to discourage advertising ot tobacco products in Singapore and Malaysia, coupled with the last recession's adverse effects, have hit tobacco companies severely. These developments have also prompted the leading companies Malaysian Tobacco Co Bhd (MTC) and its Singapore counterpart.
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      Lock icon MPHB announces new board and sharply higher interim profits
      382 17 Bernama MULTI-PURPOSE Holdings Bhd (MPHB) confirmed earlier press reports by announcing over the weekend an entirely new four-man board, as well as a bottomline profit of M 525.46 million for the six months ended June 30. The widely-diversified MPHB said its
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      Amcol gets firm offers for Octagon
      547 17  -  By WILLIAM CHIA AMCOL HOLDINGS Ltd. which is purchasing the Octagon for $131 million, has negotiated with several parties to take up to nine floors of the building in Cecil Street for $74.52 million. Amcol stands to reap a profit of more than $20
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      275 17 MBT UMW HOLDINGS shareholders have been advised to vote in favour of the acquisition of an additional 16.5 million shares or 27.97 per cent of UMW Toyota Motor (UTM). UMW Holdings is buying the shares from Permodalan Nasional Bhd via a share
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      165 17 Bernama MALAYSIAN Assurance Alliance Bhd (MAA) has entered into agreements with three parties for the proposed sale of 13.5 million shares of 50 sen each or 6.1 per cent of the enlarged issued and paid-up capital of MBf Finance for M 513.9 million
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      Lock icon Datuk Keramat declines comment
      370 17 BANK BUMIPUTRA'S LITIGATION STATEMENT Bernama DATUK KERAMAT Smelting Sdn Bhd last week declined to comment on the statement by Bank Bumiputra Malaysia Bhd (BBMB) that the bank's litigation is with the Penang-based tin smelting company. The bank's managing director Nazir Ariff, however, said that the 6,000
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      S'pore group secures $15m deal to upgrade China port
      347 17  -  by WILLIAM CHIA A SINGAPORE consortium has clinched a $15 million contract to upgrade China's Fangcheng port which could lead to two other deals that would be gigantic even by international standards. This was disclosed at a signing ceremony last Saturday
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        1669 18  -  Singapore P L 4 By JOSEPHINE CHAN INVESTORS who were cautious despite Wall Street's record showing may give the local market a much-needed lift this week with bargain-hunting. Brokers said the market was oversold following last week's plunge on negative market talk and
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        6276 18 Gr's Gr's 1969 Tel Last Vol We ek Last Quote Dhr Dlv T Id Net M Cap nign Low Code Company Sale OC(000) High Low Buyer Seller C'vr PIE Smil AUG 25 SESDAQ 172 120 1 4000 Amtek Eng 20* 159 1 216 172 158 156 161
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        1081 19 l N j 1 Hongkong y DBS Securities DESPITE the official denial from China on the arreat of Oin Jiwei by Yang Shangkun, the Hongkong market continued to drift lower laat week aa inveatora turned cautious. Deng Xiaoping's health remained a major concern,
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        409 19 Tokyo AFP SHARE PRICES suffered a substantial loss In lacklustre trading on the Tokyo Stock Exchange last week with investors waiting for fresh incentives. The Nikkei Stock Average of 225 selected issues in the major First Section, a 350.18-yen winner the previous week,
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        156 19 AFP INVESTORS continued to keep away from the Indian stock market last week, keeping trading thin and prices down. The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) sensitive index lost 10 points to close at the end of a truncated trading week at 710.40. The BSE national
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        CORPORATE ROUNDUP
        550 19  -  Week ended August 25 Compiled by JULIANA TAY SCRIP ISSUES Tat Lee Bank* Rights issue of one-for-five at $2 per shore. CORPORATE DEVELOPMENTS Amt#k Engineering Ltd has agreed to enter into a joint venture with Morsiling Metal and Electroplating Pte ltd to set up an electroplating company in
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        602 20 Ik J New York Ml AP AS THEY STUDY the forces behind the advance that carried the US stock market to record highs in the past week, some analysts look far beyond the latest swing in interest rates or the economic
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        APPROVED ISSUES
        320 20 Company RIGHTS ISSUE Berjayo Corpn On*-for-on* M$1 30 p*r shor* Ex-dot*-. July 21 Boob dos* Aug 4 Acceptance Payment: Sep 15 Gxis«way Inv lenounceotoie rights nu« of $7.25m noninal amount of 6% uns*cur*d not*s wiltt TSts to subscrib* lor n*w Cousawy shares Steratoldwi wiH be allotted )l nominal
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        308 20 Company RIGHTS ISSUE Alcom Capital reduction from M$8I 56 to M$l6.3lm through a write down of M)l par value to M$0.20. followed by the consolidation of live of the 20-sen shore into one shore of M$l each. fights issue of three tor one Q M$080 Ayer Hitam Tin
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        Lock icon Selling trims gains inspired by Wall Street
        276 20 ;.V1 Sydney M AFP THE Australian share market finished the week on a strong note as offshore investors took quality industrial and resource stocks. A rally on Wall Street inspired a solid surge before profit-takers dimmed the shine. Brokers said the market started
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        The crash that never came
        735 20  -  H Irrrul London H| 1 By RAY HEATH LONDON stock prices seem to be dancing to a new tune. Whereas only a few weeks ago a small amount of bad news would negate any good, now the market seems to be able to shrug off
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        Lock icon Stock markets consolidate as trading momentum slows
        633 20  -  BHii By RICHARD HARRIS Enskilda Securities THE ENERGY that has been expended by the European markets over the summer in keeping up the pace of activity is at last beginning to slow in the last two weeks of the holiday period. There seems
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        Lock icon Profit-taking wipes out strong early price rises
        891 20 K.Lumpur yy 4 MBT SHARE PRICES succumbed to continued profit-taking on the Kuala Lumpur stock market last week to close easier with scattered double-digit losses. However, selected blue chips and situational counters weathered the selling to close firmer. Bulls finally showed signs of
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        Lock icon France's biggest takeover bid brought to trade tribunal
        432 20 AFP COMPAGNIE Financiere de Suez has taken its US$3.7 billion takeover bid for insurance group Victoire, France's biggest ever such move, before France's trade tribunal in a bid to freeze shares in the parent company. Suez asked the tribunal to freeze the
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        Lock icon Stocks slip on profit-taking
        897 21 New York NYT WALL STREET stock prices slipped on Friday, as weaker bond prices and profit-taking after Thursday's recordsetting close squelched a feeble attempt to extend the rally, which left the Dow Jones Industrial Average with a net gain of 44.39 points for the week, to
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        911 21 London AP SHARE PRICES on the London Stock Exchange rose to a new 1989 closing high on Friday, but below intraday peaks. Institutional profit-taking restricted the gains in the afternoon session. The Financial Times 100-Share Index closed 4.3 points, or 0.17 per cent, higher at
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        Lock icon Wall Street catches up with other major world markets
        655 21 AP THE Japanese did it in six months. France did it in 19 months, and Britain beat the United States by 20 days. The new record set by the Dow Jones Industrial Average waa celebrated on Wall Street on Friday as
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        475 21 FT GENERAL MOTORS is to take a 26.5 per cent stake in Avis Europe, Europe's largest car rental company, as part of an £896 million agreed bid announced last Friday. The takeover is a step towards a likely re-unification
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        Lock icon GE to lay off 500 at Louisville headquarters
        166 21 NYT THE General Electric Co plans to lay off 500 factory workers in Louisville, Kentucky, in October because of the sharp decline in appliance sales. In addition, another 200 to 300 salaried jobs will be eliminated over the next several months through
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        Lock icon Investor Davis to raise US$8b for UAL bid
        377 21 NYT MARVIN DAVIS has said that he would be willing to commit US$l billion of his family's money and that he hoped to arrange US$7 billion in bank loans to finance his US$6.2 billion proposal to buy UAL Inc, the parent of
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        Lock icon Toyota Motor's net profit up 28.5pc
        505 21 AFP JAPANESE car giant Toyota Motor Corp said on Friday its net profit grew 28.5 per cent from a year earlier to 306 billion yen (US$2.l4 billion) in the year to June. The increase in earnings which makes Toyota the most profitable company in
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        Lock icon Barings fails to find backing for BAT's reconstruction scheme
        347 21 FT BARINQ BROTHERS, the merchant bank, has failed to obtain sufficient support from inveeting institutions for an alternative reconstruction plan for BAT Industries, the tobacco-based UK conglomerate which is the subject of a £13.5 billion bid from Sir James Goldsmith's Hoylake
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    Living costs of expatriates in S'pore up by 9.1 per cent
    382 22  -  By TAN KEE WEE SINGAPORE EXPATRIATES' cost of living went up by 9.1 per cent between April 1988 and April this year, according to the latest study by the Singapore International Chamber of Commerce (SICC). This 9.1 per cent
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    247 22 A quick look at Saturday's main news Community hospital COME 1991, a $33.3 million communi-ty-style hospital will be completed to serve housing estates. Residents will be encouraged to help with the hospital work and care of patients. And if the government's pilot scheme proves successful, similar hospitals will
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    ROV gross revenue up 63pc in 1988
    402 22  -  VEHICLE NUMBERS RISE 4.4 PC DESPITE HIGHER TAXES By SUZANNE SOH THE REGISTRY ol Vehicles enjoyed a jump in gross revenue last year, boosted by an increase in ad valorem registration fees. Gross revenue for 1988 totalled $1,228.5 million, a jump of 63
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    459 22 AFP SOUTH KOREAN shipyards are striving to turn out a profit before 1993 by increasing productivity and becoming more competitive on the world market, but labour militancy remains an obstacle, analysts say. The country's four major shipyards won a
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    Seminar on opportunities in South Korea
    158 22 THE Trade Development Board is holding a seminar tomorrow to help local businessmen exploit opportunities arising from South Korea's recent liberalisation of import measures. The half-day seminar at the World Trade Centre will focus on South Korea's export strategies and Singapore's role as a
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    Abdullah Badawi to talk on M'sia-S'pore ties today
    227 22 UMNO vice-president Oatuk Abdullah Haji Ahmad Badawi will deliver a lecture on Malay-sia-Singapore Relations at the National University of Singapore's Hon Sui Sen Memorial Library auditorium today. The talk, which will be followed tomorrow by a closed-door seminar on Malaysian politics, is
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    Restrictions needed as S'pore is served by 49 EC banks: MAS
    408 22  -  By DEXTER LEE SINGAPORE has to restrict the operations of banks from the Economic Community in the local market because it is already well-served by 49 EC banks, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) indicated last Friday. MAS underlined
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    Nurture, don't deny, ethnic and cultural roots: BG Yeo
    219 22 SINGAPOREANS should "nurse'' their ethnic and cultural roots, and not deny them, said the Minister of State for Finance and Foreign Affairs, Brigadier-Gener-al (Res) George Yeo, yesterday. Speaking to the Tamil Representative Council last night at a National Day dinner, BG
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    264 22 Bernama MALAYSIA'S Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad yesterday reminded United Malays National Organisation members of the need to continue to ensure Umno's "health" so that the "disease'' it suffered before will not recur to threaten the party's position. He likened Umno
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      34 22 Reuter AUSTRALIAN domestic air services halted by a pilots' pay row are considering bringing in chartered aircraft and crews to break the deadlock. Transport Minister Ralph Willis said yesterday.
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      35 22 AFP SOME 1,000 Vietnameee boat people, angered with the food rations they were getting, clashed with police yeeterday on an island detention centre in Hongkong, a police spokesman said. AFP
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      39 22 AP CHINESE authorities announced yesterday a new wave ot closures of "redundant poorly managed or insolvent" commercial, financial and supply firms to restore central economic controls that had been relaxed in recent years. AP
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      36 22 AP SECURITY forces will begin checking identification papers of people on Beijing streets in an effort to round up alleged counter revolutionaries still at large, the Beijing Daily said yesterday.
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      40 22 AP OVER 1,600 foreign tourists visited Cambodia during the first half of this year, more than the total number of visitors during the previous year, a news report by Cambodian news agency SPK said yesterday. AP
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      42 22 Reuter THE Soviet Union has given its seal of approval to Poland's Solidarity-led government in an unexpected meeting between the head of the Soviet KQB security service and Polish Prime Mini* tor Tadeusz Mazowiecki late Saturday. Router
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      30 22 Reuter HUNDREDS of thousands of Moldavians, ignoring a Kremlin warning to nationalists in Baltic republics, yesterday demonstrated for their mother tongue to become the republic's official language.
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        41 23 Reuter STOLT TANKERS AND TERMINALS (Holdings) has exercised its option with the Norwegian Kleven Group for two more 29,999-ton deadweight parcel tankers. The firm says the two tankers will be delivered in May and December 1992. Reuter
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        Lock icon Matson Nav to buy roro carrier
        46 23 Reuter MATSON NAVIGATION CO. a unit of Alexander and Baldwin Inc, is to purchase a 791-foot rollon, roll-off cargo carrier. Terms have not been disclosed. The carrier will supplement the company's six-ship fleet in the US Pacific CoastHawaii trade. Reuter
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        Lock icon Drop in foreign orders for Japan
        64 23 Reuter FOREIGN SHIP ORDERS received by Japanese yards fell to 13 ships totalling 582,720 gross registered tons last month from 19 ships of 763,998 grt in June, the Japan Ship Exporters' Association said. Order backlogs at the end of last month rose to 8.49
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        76 23 AFP HONGKONG CUSTOMS OFFICERS have seized 76 kg of cannabis in a cargo consignment which arrived by sea from the Philippines via Taiwan. The cannabis, worth more than HK$6 million (U*****,000), was found in a container labelled furniture destined for a Hongkong company, they said last
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        Lock icon US set to impose duties on rails
        67 23 Reuter THE INTERNATIONAL TRADE COMMISSION has ruled that Canadian exports of new steel rails hurt America's domestic industry. This paves the way for permanent duties to be imposed on the rail shipments. Temporary duties were imposed last March when the US Commerce Department
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        71 23 AFP THE SOVIET UNION will provide a concessionary loan of US$lOO million to Pakistan for the expansion of steel mill in the southern port city of Karachi, official sources said. An agreement on the credit, 70 per cent commercial and 30 per cent state with
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        Lock icon Taiwanese ship aground off Mindoro
        30 23 Reuter THE 7,998-DWT TAIWANESE VESSEL Chia Wei was reported aground on Apo Reef, off Mindoro, in the Philippines last Wednesday, Lloyds Shipping Intelligence said. Reuter
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      Lock icon Saudis witholding sheep test data, says Aussie official
      160 23 AFP SAUDI ARABIA has ignored requests to release laboratory tests which it said showed live Australian sheep imports were diseased, says an Australian official. Lloyd Beeby, the Middle East head of the Australian Meat and Livestock Corporation, said last Saturday that under
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      Lock icon Nedlloyd planning rights issue and eyeing Frankfurt listing
      277 23 Reuter DUTCH SHIPPING and transport group Nedlloyd plans a one-for-10 rights issue shortly and will also be applying in October for a listing of its shares in Frankfurt. Nedlloyd, reporting a 115 per cent surge in first-half net profit to 112.7 million
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      Smit Tak heads into new territory
      594 23  -  FIRM SEEKING EVEN SPREAD OF STABLE AND VOLATILE BUSINESSES By RAHITA ELIAS TOWAGE AND SALVAGE EXPERT Smit Tak is forging ahoad into now areas as the company continues to look for more stable sources of income. It is planning to handle harbour towage and
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      137 23 Reuter BRITISH SHIPPING earned £2.7 billion gross in foreign exchange last year, up slightly from £2.6 billion in 1987, maintaining its position as Britain's third largest source of invisible earnings after financial services and tourism, the General Council of British Shipping (GCBS) announced.
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      Lock icon Danish register sees 20pc rise in size and tonnage
      153 23 Reuter ABOUT 530 SHIPS totalling 7.5 million dwt joined the Danish International Shipping Register (DIS) in its first year, an increase of 20 per cent in both the number and tonnage of Danish-flag vessels since July last year, according to the
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      1103 23 ABC CorttoMWrtin* XI 5 Accord Shpg Vttl 3/4 AfS m 3 Ahrankiol linw XII 5 AC Tooptar xm 5 Amoricon Niugmi XII 4 A/row linn XI 5 Assoc Carriage xm 5 AN! M 1/2 AFC tin* VII 4 API V 3-5 ASCI V 1 Altai Lin* xn
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      Mitsui OSK boosts capacity at Seattle terminal
      276 23 MITSUI OSK Lines (MOL) has upgraded the capacity of its Terminal 30 container facility at Seattle. The terminal, operated by subsidiary Trans Pacific Container Service Corp (Trapac), has received a new 100-gauge gantry crane, bringing to three the number of cranes in operation.
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      597 24  -  < ■> t> A fortniohttv column on irwino insurance V By IAN LANCASTER managing director of Citicorp Insurance Broker* Just two weeks ago, the first volley was fired in the aftermath of the Exxon Valdez disaster when the state of Alaska filed suit
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      Cockett bunker report
      797 24 THIS FORTNIGHTLY report, compiled by Cockett Marine Oil Ltd, shows price ranges in US dollars instead of single prices for a more comprehensive description of the market. Prices shown are based on average sized stem. Market movements are indicated. The Cockett Bunker Price Index change and the
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      Lock icon Salvors sending out an SOS
      769 24 INDUSTRY WANTS FAIR COMPENSATION Seatrade Business Review FOR MANY salvage and towage operators, whether or not they survive or to what extent they have to cut operations depends on whether they can persuade a reluctant shipping community that it should pay more to have their
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      405 24 TWO 38,565-dwt 1981-built tankers, the Blue Excelsior and White Excelsior, which were sold to Norwegian interests last month for US$4O million en bloc have now been resold to Swedish buyers for US$43 million. The vessels will be taken back by the vendor on a 10year bareboat charter at around
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      2003 24 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Ship Voy Arrival Transtalner Schedules Blk Op Gdn Date/Time Time From r Gate Ac* Coatf A*ISS 74 0884 0230 28/1700 2*1730 NA 2 OS 00 (05 Al M.rqob OA 28 08 84 1000 28/0*00 280*30 NA 2 N5
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      212 25 Reuter CARGO TONNAGE through the port of Amsterdam rose to 14.5 million tonnes in the first six months of this year from 13.9 million between January and June last year, figures from the Municipal Harbour Authority show. Liquid bulk goods, including mineral oil, molasses
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      1094 25 GRAIN chartering picked up on Thursday after the recent lull and featured the fixing of three cargoes to Algeria and two to Iran, brokers said. A total of 75,000 long tons of US grain was reported covered to Algeria, and part of its recent purchase of 200,000 tons,
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      10210 32 MUM Saiandia ScanOutoht Aug 23 Sha Ha. China Ocaan Shpg. Aug 23 London Expreee Trtot. Aug 30(PK). Ever Oooda. Evargraan. Aug 30 Kaauga 1. Trtot. Aug 31 Aaal Maarak Maarak Una. Aug 31. Noraala Paarl. Noraaia Una. Sap 1 VIHa da Salurna. CM
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      51 23 "The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Wildlife" Wild 11/ Fortnightly at all good bookshops and news-stands 0% < BTP OMribmon Lines and services represented by Members of the Registry of Accredited Shipping Agents. Singapore National Shipping Association. For advertising and circulation enquiries, please csll Business Times, Tel: *****11, Fax: 253-2821, Tlx: RS
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      241 23 Amtobhatma Salvors sending out an 808, PAGE II Shipping to Australia? ANRO t\lJ IIVJ MEETING ALL VOIR SHIPPING NEEDS TO AUSTRALIA 1 EAST COAST SERVICE A PENANG POR KELAN SINCiA V ANRO CONSORTIUM MEMBERS The Australian National Line Neptune Orient Lines Nedlloyd Lines Australia Straits Container Line Pt. Djakarta Lloyd
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      156 23 An SOS from salvage industry FOR MANY salvage and towage operators, whether or not they survive or to what extent they have to cut operations depends on whether they can persuade a reluctant shipping community that it should pay more to have their skills on tap. PAGE II The bill
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      977 25 OOCL Ptidicoted K> Quality St'cvicc Mir// [ggj JAROINE SWPPINC AGENCIES 200 Cantonmont Road #12-06 Southpotnt Smppora 0201 Te4 *****11 TELEX NO RS ***** TERMINATES Tpl *****11 220 BOOKINGS Tel *****34 235 PESAKA JAROINE SNIPPING AGENCIES SON. BNO. PORT KELANG TEL *****1S Tatei No. MA5477JMA***** PENANG TEL *****4 TELEX NO MA*****
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      1130 25 MAERSK LINE DESTINATIONS 2M 2VB 30/9 2/10 7/10 a/io 14/10 1«/10 21/10 23/10 26/ tO 30/10 4/11 6/11 METTE M LARS M REQMA M LAURA M. LEXA M MCXMNEY L£OA M REQMA M. LAURA M LEXA M MCXMNEY LEOA M 21/9 23/9 26/9 2M 30/9 3/10 S/10 7/10 10/10 12/10
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      864 26 rage tv a_ Hapag-Lloyd CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT LONOON EXPRESS KASUGA t BONN EXPRESS CARDIGAN BAY BENAU3ER KURAMA MARU BENAVON TOKtO EXPRESS PROSPER ALSO ACCEPTING CARGO TO: ALL UK INLAND OCSTINATI P. KELANG SOUTHAMPTON 1/1 HAMBURG BREMERHAVEN ROTTEROAM/ ANTVXCRP BELFAST, DUBLIN, COPENHAGEN. AARHUS, GOTHENBURG. MALMO, HELSINKI. OSLO. CARIBBEAN S. AMERICA
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      465 26 COLUMBUS LINE REEOEREI GMBH (A SERVICE Of HAMBURG SUDI EXPRESS SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICE TO RMVA'DAH HBC HULL (U.K.) 17/10 21/11 25/10 a/ii li/u 17/11 4/12 9/12 13/12 (ASIA-SOUTH PACIFIC JOINT SERVICE) MORAY BANK VI2S COLUMBUS NIUCINI VK •..mi •L 1 Accepting LCL cargo for main porta discharge and also to Wewak,
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      580 26 > t L L siS j- REGULAR INDEPENDENT FULL CONTAINER SERVICE NORASIA LINE. THE SHIPPING LINE FOR PIRAEUS. NO OTHER LINE CAN OFFER YOU; 1) SINGAPORE/ PIRAEUS —17 DAYS 2) WEEKLY FIXED DAY DEPARTURE/ARRIVAL SINGAPORE FRIDAY PIRAEUS MONDAY 3) DIRECT CALL (NOT TRANSHIPPED) 4) PRIORITY BERTHING/NO DELAYS TO GET THE
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      953 27 Steamers Maritime Holdings Ltd A\3 p&o Containers STRAITS SHIPPING CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK CONTINENT r*w» PJOa* rtm trtaff Btawaraaai Lak m M an an an w in M w OJI W M mi im w w w kv up iy» ana ana v/m ana ana w am «a «i «a
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      798 27 a.CHO YANG LINE WEEKLY EXPRESS INDEPENDENT FAR EAST EDROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE ANJIN LENAVRt MM UCENSMAV MIOGC HOY AUG MM mm Mil IN OAKUM) mm FMG FLOTA MERCANTE GR ANCOLOMBIANA S A (NATIONAL LINE OF COLUMBIAI CMOYANG MM Ml M NANJIN OAKLANO Ml «P CMOYANG SUCCESS Ml 11/1 NANJIN TOMNAI
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      342 27 /y Hai Sun Hup Co (Ptc) AS'! IMS i STRAITS/ JAPAN/ STOUTS SERVICE SPECIALIST IN RO-RO HEAVY LIFTi NOTE; ALSO CALLING OTHEK JAPANESE POSTS, HONCKONC. TAINAN i CHINESE FONTS. SUBJECT INOUCEKNT IMLintermaritime SOUTHERN AFRICA SERVICE ADAMASTOS VK* •Alw calls E.L. A F.E. SPORE PK DSN CT 11/1 M/l 7/M 13fM
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      578 28 US SINOSE m MARITIME PTE LTD ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES IRAN MEEAD PJL 1/7 Sep! BANDAR ABBAS KYOWA LINE MTftOOUCMQ KYOWA FAST DIRECT S/SULK/CONTAMER SERVICE FROM S'PORE/PK TO OUAM/SAPAN ANO MICRONESIA FORTS' ETA SPORE LOAD FOR: "EAGLE ¥1 15 SEPT GUAM. SAIPAN SEPT S SEPT 31 ANO MICRONESIA
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      556 28 HANJIN SHIPPING FULL CONTAINER SERVICE 1 TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ MANJItt U HAWK MM QUtEN'S WAV MIOGE TO USA PACIFIC SOUTH WEST fodu n. CMVAMMMM CMOTAJK ft M T/S AT I LAX OAK W Mfl an vm VM VM TO FAR EAST PORTS TO PACIFIC NORTH WEST CANADA CMOVANC PARK
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      135 28 INTEROCEAN LINE 78, 2nd Floor, Jalan 2/71, Tainan Tun Dr. Ismail, ***** KL. Tal: 71*734, ******4, *****20 TLX. HO. MA-***** FAX: 03-*****11 Panang Off: Tal: *****7. *****2 accepting cargoes for the FOLLOWING ports loading for AUSTRALIA I SYD. MELB ADE BRIS FREM UK/EUROPE LE HVE. HBG BREMEN R DAM GENOA
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      677 28 r P EVERGREEN > r l.'H'ame' Sr'. Round-The-World East Bound (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FFI EVEI aFT ED M M M MM M UN fill m 52 «B m EVEI GOLDEK Mil MM lIP am EVE* globe w w I 7» ap a» 1M EVEI BANT VM VU lip VU UM WU 1 ALSO
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      908 29 PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street, #03-00, Singapore 0106. Tel: *****33 CONTAINER SERVICES FAR EAST MAJAPAHTT QOWA VOY SIN JKT MY VOY HKO KAO KIE VOK NQO KM MM 4358 M M M 44M8 1M 17M IW JW 4758 1M IIM MM 40NB 1/M 3/10 4/10 tflt 10/14
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      452 29 BEN LINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT n/» an ma tut an an m m an m im v» an m v» m vm ii» wa am w w w a ura him Mm vm an* um tm urn am am am aw am am na urn am am
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      374 29 A Joint Europe Service Of: P.T. DJAKAITA LLOYD P.T. BESNI LLOYI wr. IMMEM MIONEStA P.T. TMKtM LLOYB ***■*»Ypmtttmfmtjfim a««N* EKA JAY A AfiEKIES SM6AP9K T«fc 5)***** Telex. *S ***** Fox: 536-8005 Terminal Office *****22 t: DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL LINE (A MEMBER OF ANRO) STRAITS/AUSTRALIA EAST COAST SERVICE Hiaiißii'HLm i:
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      387 29 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES MYOMA YWA VII9W PAGAN VMM HPA-AN VMM HTOMEYWA V2S9W MYANMA FIVE STAR UNE (Burmese National Line) Loading for Rangoon S port Pitting Pro** Ban# fa a?- z z az z z THE BANK LINE •MI-CONTAINER SERVICE NORTHBOUND TO UKC SPORE ROAM HUM HULL TAMAITAI SAMOA VIM 20/9
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      783 30 FEEDER VESSEL OOCL FORTUNE AMBASSADOR BRIDGE NEPTUNE GARNET OOCL FAIR *Via F Mttf FEEDER VESSEL NFPTUMF NEPTUNE RUBY OOCL HOPE EXPORT RHEIN BRIDGE NUMBER BRIOGE NEPTUNE ZIRCON NEPTUNE RUBY FEEDER VESSEL MACTAN BRIOGE 3 FEEDER VESSEL MACTAN BRIDGE 3 MACTAN BRIDGE 3 JOHORE BRIOGE 1 MAENAM BRIDGE I ASIA STAR
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      518 30 111 I i Ai»o accepts Matai* A Sl*«i IVS 4 VO NACALANO V 44 I Wpt U.S.A. SERVICE Acwplni FCL CwWmw and Coiwullowl Cargo ITALY/MEDITERRANEAN Accepting Thnbtr/lfttkbyli ftftoo FCL CoiMntri .fVs S«%UAPi>«t K uMAPHI 1 Ml\► 11 ITO A ACCORD GROUP OF COMPANIES .'<4 SINGAPORE: ACCORD SHIPPING PTE LTD TEL
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      309 30 r \S7>sL golden line GUAN GUAN SHIPPING (PTE) LTO SI N n T»t0« Iky* Strwl W SINCAPOtf 01M Til UUW (10 UftCS) ft* U4BM STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: $>w t Pm* gffl'KH ff AH M M coiDt» wiwt Ciliw>»h»kM>»*i was* CHINA OCEAN SHIPPING CO., PEKING THE PEOPLE S REPUBLIC OF CHINA
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      430 30 PHILI-ORIENT LINES PTE LTD HFAOOffILf '06 «OB.NSON ROAC jMCJ BUILDING SINGAPQRF C'Ofc TEi F > RS 28'20 PHILI f*» 2.SS*: 7h xhi r'ii.-ifl nr l tiin7» ll ii DESTINATION M KOMC KOBt TOKYO. K££IUHC. 9 FAOHSIUIIC, HAIMLA, BANGKOK fl tUSAII. JAKAtTA I rvr M —n Wt HAMAS. CALCUTTA EAST/WEST AFWCA/MER.
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      995 31 NEPTUNE MEMOES PIE. LTD. Bookings OoflliMfi Enqumn Ft EU/AUST TPAflfik 27M977 ***** M 2735N2 (CR NO. **********0E) 1 k iiar ssw s BM NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD luted ii:NU EXPORT (VIA SUEZ) LKH ru 18/09 10/00 26/00 26/08 02/10 03/10 00/10 10/10 1«/10 17/10 23/10 24/10 RDM MAM 20/00 22/00
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      903 31 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUILDING 55, Market Street Singapore 0104 Tel: *****33 (15 Lines) Terminal Office: Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** PENANG P. KILANC MESSRS HAI TMONC SHIPPING 127 PwwwStrwt. Pmnt MMayw M/S HANOCIMC SYSTEM CO SON BMO CtUm.
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      338 32 SINGAPORE SHIPPING CORPORATION (PTE.) LTD. Til 225 6868 <34 l«es| FAX *****39/*****76 TELEX RS ***** A/B SSCMA. RS ***** A/B SSCAO DSR-LINES EB DEUTFRACHT SEEREEDEREI ROSTOCK < INTEGRATED CONTAINER SERVICE MEMBER OF EACON SERVICE TO EAST MEDITERRANEAN NORTH CONTINENT EUROPE ii i! vj i 1 '.v i*n ti grn bimi
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      380 32 FAST DIRECT REGULAR SERVICE TO INDONESIA PORT PADANGI SEMARANG/PANJANG/CIGADING/ BENGKULU VSL DELI I NOAH NA6A JAYA LAMPUNG JAVA PINANG JAYA PERITA JAYA ABAOI JAYA PERITA INTAN LOADING FOR PANJAMG/PK. BALAM PANJAHG PANJANG/JAKARTA PALEMBANG/PK. BALAM PANJANG/JAKARTA JAKARTA/PAN JANG PK. BALAM/PALEMBAN6 ABAW JAYA IN PORT 26JJ9 JAKARTA/PANJANG PERITA INTAN IN PORT 30A89
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      340 32 UC D REGIONAL CONTAINER LINES ASEAN PORTS BANGKOK 4 SAILINGS A WEEK BKK (Tel: MOANA PACIFIC PIYA MUM HOANA PACIFIC SONGKHLA -1 sailing a week Nflow Hock Aaencv Co Ltd Skla (Tel: *****4) VESSEL VOY a# /Vll3 3 3 P.KELANG 3 SAILINGS A WEEK DASWANI Sdn Bhd Pkl (Tel: *****59)
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      155 32 Regional Weather r 4( m > m '4 3 w a *7: SJ il S5 SIGNIFICANT WEATNER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. AUG 28. 1989 R Thunderstorm Temperature c y Shown W wfhei WwhJ d*»(t«on with speed knots Rom V^y Cloudy Sky Wov S "J«* mdicoted by otowi T
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      892 33 UNIPACIFIC TRANS TRADING AGENCY PTE. LTD. SINGAPORE TEL: *****22 FAX: *****76 1 IRAQI LINE IRAQI STATE ENTERPRISE fOR MARITIME TRANSPORT EAST BOUND SERVICE ETA S PORE LOADING FOR /SI 30/8 IraqJJapan THROUGH B/l» to BAGHDAD UPON REQUEST ALSO ACCEPTING CONTAINERS UPTO AO ABA ft BAGHDAD REEFER SPACE AVAILABLE UPTO AQABA
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      346 33 RICHFIELD MARINE AGENCIES (S) PTE LTD TEL *****33 (10 LmeU FA* *****1S TELEX RS ***** RISMIP (3 Line*) 41 TT (National Una of EtMopia) ACCEPTING FCL AND CONVENTIONAL PEN/PKO ETA LOADMQ FO* NETBAH6T 15S* OAACMALAAM. MOMBASA DJIBOUTI VOY ««WB ASSAB. MASSAWA. HOOCOAM MV ANOMET XVIO OABtSSALAAM MOMBASA. (XMBOUTI VOY 17WS
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      645 33 SIGMA EXPRESS |S) PTE LTD wy TEL: *****44 FAX: *****75 P.KELAN& 03-*****35 PENANG: D 4 *****9 BANGKOK: *****21 HONG KONG: B-MIIII NAVKCACION (CHILIAN NATIONAL LINE) GREAT ANDES SERVICE FEEDER VSL SP N. IVORY 21N (3/00 N. EMERALD 17* 1001 MOTHER VESSEL KEE ATACAMA 2M 17/00 law im 29/00 CARGO FOR
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      211 33 BALTIC ORIENT SHIPPING PTE LTD. BAY OF BENGAL SERVICE UL 1 in jeiposb M»w a/i M Ul. ITAMSTM MMFM 1/1 ALL LCL/FCL ACCEPTABLE FOR COMPETITIVE LCL RATE CONTACT ANWAR/JEYA CONTACT PERSONS TELEPHONE NO. TELEX/PAX NOS. MS TAJS ANWAR 222*910 224*071, (0 Mom) RS ***** BALTRA/*****72 CWNOI—II7 Hamburg West Germany Tiger
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      131 33 ■ff*f"nr ilTlil== =1 I REGULAR EXPRESS FCL LCL SERVICE DESTINATION ETA SINGAPORE NONA PACIFIC BANGKOK PORT KELANC (FCL ONLY) 1*» KEEIUNG, KAOHSJUNG 9* ¥1 12/1, I*. 2W. 2/M JAKARTA (FCL ONLY) TOKYO, KOBE, BUSAN (FCL ONLY) KARACHI, BOMBAY, COLOMBO (FCL ONLY) 8* an. a*, wi. n/i FARGO SHIPPING CO (P)
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      63 34 J=P*jP» fj Egyptian International Shipping Company SERVING DIRECT TO/FROM PORT SUEZ, ALEXANDRIA, AND PORT SAID BY EGYPTIAN FtAG VESSEtS I tASTXXWD rw ICYTT rYIUMIO* VMS «TA STORE 1M TO ICYTT ASWAM Wtl ETA WOW Ma ACCEPTING CONTAMER AND CONVENTIONAL CARGOES S TORE AOENT: KAWASAKI S TORE (FTC) LTD TEL *****77
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      713 34 OcebdSebuice LCL/FCL SERVICE TO/FROM r a *=3 L'. ovar tOO tarminats/officM in UJA mm 36,000 melon I trucks. m BOJOOO points in U.S .A. Mflt LCL/FCL mtviocs. Gen«r»l Agants transintra rfuppmg (Singapore) private limited Cargo bookings Tel: 22*3988 (5 LINES) REGULAR L'NER SERVICE CENTRAL MINDORO V 3 AMBASSADOR (TBR) 27
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      730 35 StUFFIWI* Tlmfca, wionaay, augusi Everett Lines COMPANIA PERUANA WEIL DE VAPORES Y "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" LOADING FOR CALLAO, MATARANI, ILO* AND ALL OTHER PERUVIAN PORTS* WITH TRANSHIPMENT AT KOBE ON CPV THROUGH BILL OF LADING TO FINAL DESTINATION. Pwunf* MANOLOCVERETT P. KtUnf* Singapof# 29/30 Aug "EVERETT ORIENT LINE" JAPAN/BAY OF
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      434 35 Z I M H i I 1 M' i« n AUSTRALIA CONTAINER SERVICE ZIM K OPE ft 14fi ZIM MELBOURNE Xfi ZIM VENEZIA U/10 HONGKONG. TAIWAN. PUSAN. MANILA I CEBU. EIUT CONTAINER UNE ETH ALX ME VCE 11/1 an an an UU VESSEL ZIM OSAKA i.vjt-jmii.j.i. ..,^,.1^,1', I'-sg GOLD STAR
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      554 35 SING KWANG HANG SHWnNQ 4 TRANSPORTATION (FTC) LTD WEEKLY LCL/FCL SERVICE VESSEL 2/8 JENWEL 131N 2/9 mlv J r.vr.i /m n':V T \vi VESSEL A VESSEL A VESSEL PORT KELANG 1 SEP MANILA 1 SEP HONG KONG, ALL CHINA PORTS 2 SEP KEELUNG. KAOHSIUNG 3 SEP BUSAN 2 SEP TOKYO.
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