The Business Times, 16 September 1989

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  • 12 1 BUSINESS TIMES MCI (P) 46/12/88 Weekend Edition, September 16-17 1989 75 CENTS
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  • 464 1  -  FIVE-YEAR LOAN STOCKS TO CARRY ANNUAL COUPON OF I.SPC By HERMAN PHUA THE Industrial and Commercial Bank Ltd (ICB) is proposing to raise $75 million through a rights issue of loan stocks with warrants. It will be the fifth publiclylisted bank to raise
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  • 415 1  -  By JEAN FOONG THE PORT of Singapore Authority will implement a mixed bag of tariff revisions next month that will lead to added coats for some port users and savings for othEffective Oct 1. tariff increasee, particularly In labourintensive areas, will raiae
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  • 100 1 AFP SYARIKAT Malaysia Explosives Sdn Bhd (SME) said yesterday it had reached agreement with Austria's Steyr Mannlicher to jointly manufacture the Steyr AUG assault rifle in Malaysia. The venture is worth more than US$65 million. SME chairman Nasruddin Bahari, who is also secretarygeneral
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  • 510 1 FT IN A POLICY REVERSAL. Beijing has let it be known privatety that 3t has cancelled ita earlier •pledge to accept a consensus on speed of democratic development in Hongkong's proposed ;toasic Isw, shocking the colony's -eenior political and business Readers. China is
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  • 157 1 Reuter THE WORLD trad* body Gatt (General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade) will resume examination of China's application to join the agency in mid-Oecember, a spokesman said on Thursday. Spokesman David Woods said the dates of the meeting from December 12 to 14 were
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  • 113 1 THE US DOLLAR last night soared above two Weet German marks for the first time since June despite a trans-Atlantic round of central bank intervention to brake ita rtae. It waa quoted around 2.0005 marks shortly after the US and Wast German central banks led
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  • 212 1 AFP THE US trade deficit diminished in July and wholessle prices fell in August, the government announced yeaterday. Imports fell, but so did exports, snd wholesale inflation roee 0.5 per cent in August when the volatile food and energy sectors sre excluded. The
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  • 177 1 STOCK MARKETS in Singapore and Australia cioeed unchanged yeeterdey, while the Hongkong and Tokyo exchengea were closed for national holidays. In Singapore, ehere prices fell at the start of trade, but recovered on bargain-hunting in late afternoon buying. The Straits Timee Industrials Index, e
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  • 47 1 AFP TRADING on Wall Street opened strongly yesterday, with the Dow Jones index of leading induatrial sharea gaining 15.71 pointa on Thuraday'a cloae to atand at 2,880.80 pointa after five minutes. Trading waa active, with 57.5 million aharea having changed hands at that point AFP
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  • 40 1 AP LONDON ahare prices were lower in early morning trading yeaterday, aa a scattering of sell orders neutralised any bullishness. At 1118 GMT, the FT-SE 100Share Index was down 15.9 points at 2388.1. after opening 8.1 pointa firmer. AP
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  • 139 1 Friday ST InduaMak Index *****1 041 IT Comporils Mtx 1255.03 048 NST Industrial Mm 2506.22 2.39 Sydney AK-Ordbwrios (+a?) Thursday New Yo»fc (Dow Jonti) 2,664.891-1443) London (FT 30 Index) 1,9654(-14.3 USS. *****yon 1.*****M S$1.9790 £> US$1.5560 M|i S$***** Slrntx Euro-S (One) 91.56 DM (Doc) ***** Yon (Doc)
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  • HOME NEWS
    • 343 2  -  By JAYARAM MENON TAIWAN wants more two-way investment with Singapore, said John Ni, director-general of Taiwan's Industrial Development Investment Centre. "We welcome Singapore investments in housing, shopping centres, construction and tour-ist-related industries," said Mr Ni, who heads Taiwan's equivalent of the Economic Development
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    • 363 2 INVESTING in Indonesia will be made eaaier with the setting up of a one-stop investment consultancy centre here, said the chairman of the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kadin) foundation executive board. Mr Kadariaman, who is also chairman of the Investment
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    • 417 2 CONSTRUCTION of the International Merchandise Mart is well ahead of schedule, thanks to the use of pre-cast concrete. Shimizu Corp. the Japanese main contractor for the complex being put up at Jurong Eaat, said the use of pre-cast floor slabs and beams would
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    • 193 2 JAPANESE thermal insulation company, Meiaei International Lid, is planning to tranafer its international headquarters to Singapore. The move ie pert of a decentralisation pro* grsmme to bring it doeer to its major markets in Aaean and the Middle East where moet of Ha customers
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    • 97 2 SINGAPORE has banned th« carriage of oil to South Africa by Singaporeflagged ships becauae of its apartheid and racist policies The ban came into force yestsrdsy and ia in line with United Nations General Aeeembly reaolutiona calling for the complete ceeaation of
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    • 465 2  -  VINCENT CHENG CASE MARTIN SOONG THE CRUX of the Vincent Cheng habaaa corpua heering la the queetton of what role, if any. the judiciary haa in overseeing Executive decisione to exerclee near-abeoiute powers of arrest and detention under the
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    • 282 2 WITH its workforce expected to reech 1,000 by the end of the yeer, Scotts Holdings haa decided to take formal training in its own hands It is spending some $700,000 to set up a training centre. Thia waa revealed by Rafiq Jumabhoy. whoae family
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    • 196 2 BT JOURNALIST Harish Mehta, winner of the Mitsubishi Economic Journalist of the Year Award, flies to Tokyo today for a study tour during which he will meet Japanese government officials and business leaders. The all-expenses-paid. 15-day study tour is part of the
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    • 74 2 FINANCE MINISTER Dr Richard Hu left yesterday to attend the 1969 Joint Annual Meetings of the Boards of Governors of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. The meetings will be held in Washington DC from Sep 24 to 28. Dr Hu, who is
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    • 89 2 WE MENTIONED in a story yesterday that the issued capital of Raffles Hotel (1886) has been increased from $30 million to $66.6 million. DBS Land, the parent of the company, has pointed out that the increase was from $30. and not $30 million. And in yesterday s
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    • 112 2 Q&9 9& Q& <*&* <&* !^2 3jy 5 5 ofla <»^a g^> rrtf w j Thankidu i Mr Motoo Kawamura President of The Sumitomo Warehouse Co., Ltd. Japan <5*L? and The Board of Directors Management of Sumitomo Warehouse (S) Pte Ltd ofla a|g extend their heartfelt thanks to MrAlanYeo, Chairman
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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  • FOREIGN NEWS
    • 379 3 AP US PRESIDENT George Bush, prodded by congressional leaders to do more for the new Polish government, has announced hie will double to US$lOO million next year s US food aid to that nation. "This new assistance is one element of our
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    • 221 3 AP IN. A MAJOR victory for President George Bush, the House of Representatives Ways and Means Committee approved a tax cut on Thursday for capital gains despite vehement objections from opposition Democratic leaders. I The proposal, which liberals cliim is a giveaway
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    • 931 3 f 1 ARRIVALS Ppvrotor Sorvic* Local From numbor tlm« SQ417 0905 DXB/KHI MAS MH653 0910 P€N MAS MH630 0920 KUL fcCA AC888 0925 YYZ/LHR/BOM fe SQ103 0950 KUL CI 806 1000 CGK CPA CX710 1000 CGK •All 1005 LMR MH607 1020 KUL VtT AIR HVN234 1030 RGN
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    • 198 3 AP THE SOUTH KOREAN economy is showing signs of recovery after a 16-month slump, but improved exports and more investment are needed to continue the upswing, a government agency said yesterday. The Economic Planning Board said economic indicators had been rising and the
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    • 445 3 FT FOREIGN direct investment into developing countries rose Isst year, marking an encouraging development, according to the annual report of the International Finance Corporation. The body is a World Bank affiliate established to encourage the private sector in developing countries. The report, published yesterday,
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    • 259 3 AP THE NATO ALLIES should not extend trade and arms control concessions to the Soviet Union until President Mikhail Gorbachev's reforms take permanent root, says Deputy Secretary of State Lawrence Eagleburger. In a major foreign policy speech on Wedneeday night,
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    • 470 4 Reuter JAPAN on Thursday proposed the worldwide abolition of rules which require factories to use a certain percentage of locally made parts in their products. The controversial proposal, submitted to a negotiating group under the 96-nation General Agreement on Tariffs and
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    • 367 4 AP US TRADE Representative Carla Hills said in London on Thursday that the United States has no intention of using the "Super 301" trade measures against its trade partners in a manner counter to the General Agreement on Tariffs and
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    • 156 4 Reuter EUROPEAN car makers need a transitional period of about five years to adjust to Japanese competition when the European Community completes its internal market at the end of 1992, a senior EC official has said. Speaking on Thursday at a
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    • 73 4 AFP BRITISH parliamentary viewers ara in for quite a treat when cameras enter Parliament In November, at least H MP Ken Hargreaves has his way. He has produced some handy hints for those who want to make the most of the television occasion. He recommends
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    • 242 4 AP THE UNITED STATES and Japan have signed an agreement by which the two nations will cooperate in telecommunications research and development. Commerce Secretary Robert Mosbacher, who was travelling in Japan this week, and Jaruo Yamaguchi, president of Nippon Telephone and Telegraph
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    • 259 4 Reuter MAJOR Japanese semiconductor makers are putting a brake on growth of one-megabit dynamic random access memory (1-M DRAM) chip output to shore up prices, company spokesmen said. They said supply already has met demand and further excess output could cause oversupply and sharp price drops,
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    • 196 4 AFP THE BRITISH government said on Thursday that it would sell avionic equipment to China for use in MiG fighter planes but the move came under immediate and sharp criticism from opposition politicians. In announcing the decision, the Foreign Office noted that "the
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    • 249 4 AP THE European Community should adopt a cautious approach in its drive to form close economic and monetary cooperation among the 12 nations ot the trading bloc, the Prime Minister of Luxembourg said. Jacques Santer, who also serves as Treasury Minister, said that
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    • 169 4 AFP THE 41-NATION International Cocoa Organisation (Icco) established in London on Thursday a small six-member group to seek a deal to bring the depressed world market back under control. The move followed the consumers' rejection of part of a
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    • 68 4 Reuter PAKISTAN will rejoin the Commonwealth on Oct 1, 17 years after it quit in a row over the recognition of Bangladesh, formerly East Pakistan, the group announced yesterday. It will be the Commonwealth's 49th member state. Commonwealth officials said Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, whose father led
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
    • 53 4 YEAH, FINE-. I JUST GOT OUORD I'VE GOT 70 PO A STORY IN NEMYORK,SOI THOUGHT IV COMB STAY WITH YOUGWS. BY GARRY TRUDEAU I'M AFRAIP YOU CANT, RICK. MIKE'S GOT A UJHOLE BUNCH OF HIS STRANGE FRIENDS HERB, AND THINGS ARB A LITTLE m s Is 'A M V^'\ r
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  • BAKING AND FINANCE
    • 442 5 NYT MITSUBISHI BANK Ltd. the world's fourth largest bank, with some US$35O billion in assets, will become the first Japanese financial institution to be listed for trading on the New York Stock Exchange next week. It will be the largest
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    • 253 5 THE RISK and Insurance Management Association of Singapore (Rimaa) is organising a seminar on the management of product liability risks next month. The one-day seminar, to be held at the Mandarin Hotel on Oct 3, will focus on product lieability regulations in the United States
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    • 283 5  -  *r QUAK HIANG WHAI UNITED Overseas Bank, which made its debut on the credit card scene exactly one year ago, has emerged ss the biggest Visa card issuer in Singapore. An UOB official told BT that it received a letter from Mr Peter
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    • 411 5  -  By SHOEB KAGDA STANDARD CHARTERED International Trustee Ltd (SCITL), which has just set up a regional office here, plans to work out of Singapore for its worldwide trust business. To boost its Singapore operations, the Standard Chartered international trust group will
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    • 344 5  -  By SOH TIANG KENG Financial Correspondent THE GOVERNMENT of Singapore Investment Corporation (QIC) has appointed Mr Ng Kok Song and Or Teh Kok Peng aa its deputy managing directors. Mr Ng, formerfy director for bonds and equities, is now deputy managing director (financial assets),
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    • 113 5 THE SINGAPORE International Monetary Exchange wiH shift it* trading floor from the World Trade Centre to OUB Centre on Monday. This wHI oomplsta the big move which startsd in July when Simex translsrrsd its administration from WTC to OUB Centre at Rallies Plaoa. Simex officiate
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  • COMMODITIES
    • 105 5 Reuter CBOT SOYBEAN futures on Thursday settled higher in all but the spot September contract, which relinquished gains on expectations for warm, dry weather conducive to harvesting, floor sources said. Prices edged higher early on reports that the Soviet Union would buy 49 million ton nee of grain in
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    • 200 5 Chlneee Produce Exchange SeMecs' noon dosing 1 pricM on Soptwnbor 15 (S$/100 kg) Coconut oil tuft FOB 93-50 Otd drum FOB 103.50 Now drum FOB 107 JO Copra Mixod (Ioom) 51.00 (•Hon Poppor FOB NLW 490.00 Sarawak wtiHv FOB faq NLW 430.00 Suiuwuk iptdal Mock FOB NLW 382.50
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    • 279 5 London Commodity Exchange Buy or/Seller do sing prices on Sep 14 tonne unless specified). Previous dosing prices in parenthesis. A „n, COM# Bash in-store London, option OF London 776/785 (772/780) ttgh/Low 777/766 Nov 792/793 (790/791) High/Low 795/781 Sal*t (3321) Cocoa s*p 765/768 (758/760) Ugh/Low 772/753 Dae 827/828 (814/816)
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    • 158 5 Reuter CBOT soft red winter wheat futures settled mixed on Thursday after easing on late commission house snd fund-account selling. Traders said the general market's tone wss bullish, but they said selling by Drexel touched off technical sell orders. The market garnered early support from news that the Soviet
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    • 153 5 THE KUALA LUMPUR TM Market (KLTM) prtee reto dose S3 sse higher el M 533.38 e kg yeeterdey, They sold sentiment wae aided by farther gains on Mm London Metal Exchange (LME) and higher MM Mds of 138 tonnes against offers of 46. Tarnover sotted el 48 tonnes,
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    • 175 5 SMQAPORE: Rubber prices ended weaker yesterday, with October One RSS buyer quoted at 171.00 cents a kg. down 1.25 cents. The morning session lost 0.75 cent on some long liquidation and selling interest in quiet trade, dealers aald. Trading in the afternoon remained quiet but pricee continued to eaae
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    • 176 5 HONGKONG: Closed TOKYO: Closed LONDON: Gold was fixed at U*****.65 an ounce yesterday morning, down US$O.l5 from the previous fix. GOLD PHYSICALS scum HJYE8S s$ kHutioi ***** ***** 1 gm 32 23 5 gm 124 115 10 gm 240 229 30 gm 470 458 SO gm 1167 1152
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    • 141 5 Telerate PRICES of HSFO in Singapore remained stable, with potential downside movement in the near-term. Traders believed the ample supplies of exPG CST-380 arriving in Singapore during endSeptember to mid-Octo- ber might add pressure to the spot prices. CST-180 was notionally talked at $88-9 mt fob
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    • 87 5 (cantt/kfl) OCTOftS? 1989 NOVEMBER 1989 (cur ran* month) (for* or d month) RAS NOON NOON b|r*ri Sdwi Iwyci hhn SSI 30 1 59 00 161.00N 160.00 163.00N SSI so 157.00 159.00N 150.00 160.00N MRELB luyri S^too •vyan S«hn SMI CV 331 JO 233.50N 233.50 235JON SMI I
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    • 300 5 RAS prices in 8 cents/kg, FOB In bate) B NOON CLOSE Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers bit 1 RSS Prompt 171.00 172.00N 170.00 171.00N lot 1 RSS Oct 172.00 172 JO 171-00 171 JO Int 1 RSS Nov 174.25 174^5 173.50 174.00 Int 2 RSS OP 169.00 171.00N
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    • 258 5 Bernama INDONESIA will begin exporting 15.000 barrela of crude oil per day to Fiji in November under a longterm purchaae contract to be signed in Jakarta next month, minee and energy minlater Ginandjar Kartasaamita aaid. He revealed thia plan to reportera during a
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    • 494 5 MALAYSIAN CHUOE PALM OS. FUTURES closed slightly easier yeeterday following some profit-taking activity in the fairly active market The pricea were traded with little featuree since the Palm 041 Registration and Licences Authority's production figures within their expectation, traders added. L Spot month October eaaed MS3 to Ms7lo
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    • 123 5 AFP THE LONDON Metal Exchange bosrd hss proposed that trading in Ita high grade zinc contract should be terminated from March 30. 1990, an LME statement aaid on Thursday. The propoaai waa made at the monthly board meeting on Wednesday. "Members' views wilt be
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
    • 361 6 Bernama WCKJTIES tor trading in financial futures contracts wilt be sveiiabta fti Mslsysis by tie eerty IftOs, the commissioner of the Commodity "Trading Commission (CTC). Hajl lemail bin Ha|i Ahmad, said on Thursday. IOIQ HwWS OOfiiwrwiiCfl In Kuala Lumpur that some of
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    • 291 6 Reuter XITICOftP chairman John Reed, worried that too many banks will withdrsw aa lenders to Mexico, said he wished the country's landmark debt reduction sgrasmsnt had been struc- a n Hi UiTM Omtrfnuy. Decauee banka holding ~atout 89 per oent of Maxioo'a US$64
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    • 267 6 AFP THE PHILIPPINES hat reached an agreement with Ita foreign creditor banka for US$l.4 billion to US$l.6 billion In new loans and a debt reduction acheme, sources in the Presidential Palace said on Thursday. The agreement must be formally approved by the
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    • 784 6 UMANM: Oua la baßOaya in Japan and Itonghong, 9m US da«tar aloaad almoat unchangad front morning tavaia, auoouao Dy inin trading and marfeat uncertainty ahaod of tha ralaaaa of bay US economic data. Tha martial was tocualag He amnion on tha US Jwy trada data, wtth aajiar anon
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    • 162 6 Qokf future* on September 14, 19t* 100 My mcK USI par toy own OfM Mgi tmm am W MO» Oct 162-30 ***** 341.00 Ml JO Mw ***** OK 344.00 344-50 364J0 34U0 Hb 371.30 ***** 371.30 144-30 Apr 374.00 374A0 374j00 373JO Jim 340.30 340-30 340.30 J7770
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    • 251 6 Reuter ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rataa andad slightly lower compared with Thursday's doee. after a day of quiet trade. Dealers said the weaker rataa reflected a marginal fall in the US Federal funda rate and higher bond piioea. The market waa waiting for yeaterday's US July trade data
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    • 514 6 Reuter EURODOLLAR futures yesterday closed slightly mixed sfter quiet two-way sporadic trading ahead of last night s release of a batch of US economic figures. Dealers said the Fed's draining of reserves from the banking system underpinned prices, but operators refrained from taking active positions before the data, including
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    • 290 6 Reuter CURRENCY FUTURES ended the day lower and near their worst levels on Thursday, with some analysts forecasting continued losses if yesterday's economic data prove fsvourable for the dollar. "If the numbers show subdued inflation and the lack of significant deteriorstion in the trade deficit as expected, the dollar
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    • 49 6 THE overnight rat* on the Singapore money roae 1/8 point to 5-1/4 par cant yesterday. Term rataa wara all unchanged. ifiwooni roTti of lb* doM ywmdeyi om K> o«• 9 9/9 9 1/4 9 1/4 S S 1/4 9 1/1 Mi 9 1/4 9 Oot** 5 1/4
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    • 165 6 X: r!S» 11 Mhr taHte In «>or» Interbank marfcot r atos (offer/bid) on Sop 15 us$ DM SWFC Tot 7 4my» $7/9 IS 7/« IS S/4 7 1/1 7 7 S/4 7 i/a 5 7/1* 5/1* 1 S IS/14 IS/1* i4 is 7/a 7 J/1* J/16 7
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    • 1208 6 CURRENCY FUTURES OPTIONS Friday, S.plmbir 15, 1969 MpM In S3 53 54 WFMHi 1 «Mk Mp M pad 71 73 n 75 CURRENCY FUTURES OPTIONS IMM Thursday, SipHmbw 14, 1989 BftfTWH POUND tnjm* eeaM per C Cm Mm 1475 1300 1535 1550 1S7S 1*00 e» vaii 900) W« OpaaMarae
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    • 99 6 Treasury bills Poriod Issue Yosfrday's doting Day's cod® Maturity MO OfW HKJH LOW 3 wmilhs •Q*****A 14.12.89 4.30 425 4.29 4.28 6 tinmlht 8S*****V. 18.01.90 4J0 4.15 1 yoar BY*****F 244)5.90 4.32 4.27 Govei rnment notes and bonds Period bsuo Maturity Coupon Yottorday's dosing Day's cod* rato
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  • COMPANIES & STOCKS MARKETS
    • 338 7 THANS-4SLANO Bus Servicee Ltd has reported s 7.04 per cent Increaae In after tax profits to $3.62 million for the six months ended June 30. The group's turnovsr ross 26.38 per cent to $36.63 million, while pre-tax profit inched up 2.7 per cent
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    • 587 7 §SK)BGL»» PROPERTY COUNTERS are not tha screaming buys they wars a law months ago. Investors appear to be adopting a cautious attitude towards theae stocks while they assess the impact of tha lataat developments in this sector. In the last six weeks, the
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    • 388 7 Con pony WGHTS ISSUE Causeway Inv lenounceobte rights nut of $7 25m nonMoot amount of 6% unsecured note* with TSIl to subscribe lor new Comewy shore* Shareholders wM be ollorted $1 nominal okmhI of toon stock with gae TSI lor every four existing shore* Wd Ex-dote Aug 24
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    • 437 7  -  UNAUDITED NET PROFIT OF $16m FOR FIRST HALF By QUAK HIANG WHAI HONG LEONG Finance, the Mggast finance company In Singapore. reported an unaudited net profit of $18.3 million tor the first six months of this year, a riaa of
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    • 526 7  -  »y KEVIN SWEE KEPP6L CORPORATION Lid's investment in newly-listed Csbu Shipyard and Engineering Works Inc (CSEW) hss appreciated to about 3115.4 million compered to $2.3 million es at end 1908. CSEW shares, which were listed on the Manila snd Makati stock
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    • 150 7 SESDAQ-LISTED Fuji Offset Pistes Manufacturing Ltd has reported a marginal improvement in its interim reeults. For the six months ended June 30. 1060. the menufacturer of pre-eensitised printing plates poeted a group after-tax profit of $1.68 million. This is the first time Fu|l Offset
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    • 323 7 FEEDMILL MANUFACTURER QoW Coin Lid's ability to come structural difficulties in Ha. Malaysian operations helped the group achieve an after-lax profit of $857 million tor the half-year-ended June 80, 1900. This la a 10 per cent increase over the figure
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    • 436 7 BRITISH-AMERICAN Tobacco Company (8) Lid's $17.5 million sale of two reeidential properties at Nassim Road is being queried by the Stock Exchange of Singapore. In an announcement released with its Interim results. BATS said the sale of the two properties
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    • SES
      • 1112 8  -  KEVIN SWEE ">3l LATE BARGAIN-HUNTING helped sftare prices recoup most of their morning losses on ths locsl slock market yesterday. Said a dealer: "Continued profit-taking in soms indexbsssd countsrs drove the Straits Times Industrials Index lower right from the opening bell. However,
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      • 42 8 MAI iViwiTi .---i I BERHAO; 29th AGM at the Conference Room. Maiayawata Steal Bhd, Prai, Province Wellealey. today at noon. MALAYAN CftEDfT LIMITED: 27th AQM at Mandarin Court A, 4th Floor, Mandarin Hotel, Orchard Road. Singapore 0023, today at 10am.
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    • KLSE
      • 3512 9 REVERSING the downswing, share prlcee on the Kuala Lumpur stock market recovered yesterday, albeit in lees active trading. Brokers sttributed the rslly to continued buying support snd good followthrough despils the 14.63point drop on Wall Street overnight The market had opened easier but prices turned sround
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    • REGIONAL MARKETS
      • 483 10 Reuter NEW ZEALAND brewing and retail group Lion Nathan Ltd is lively to form a joint venture with troubled Bond Corp Holdings Ltd to buy Bond Corps Australian brewing assets. A source close to talks between Lion Nathan and
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      • 97 10 Reuter THE Philippine Fund Inc, a new non-diversified, closed-end management investment company, has filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission for an initial public offering of five million shares of common stock. Proceeds would be used to invest at least 80 per cent of
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      • 203 10 AP CONSTRUCTION of a US$4OO million headquarters for Nippon Telephone and Telegraph Corp will be open to foreign firms under a 1968 agreement between the US and Japan. US officials accompanying Commerce Secretary Robert Moebacher on a three-day visit to Japan hailed the decision
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      • 171 10 AP INTERNATIONAL media magnate Rupert Murdoch has agreed with the publisher of two independent Hungarian newspapers to buy half interest in the dailies. According to the official MTI news agency on Thursday, Istvan Horvath, executive editor of Ala/ Nap. said there waa
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      • 303 10 Reuter GROWTH in Austrslisn corporate profits will slow drsmsticslly in 1989/90 after two healthy years, according to the National Austrslis Bank Ltd. In their monthly newslsttsr, Nstionsl Austrslis economists said corporate profits would be curbed by higher wsges, slower sconomic growth snd tsx
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      • 226 10 AFP SOUTH KOREA'S Samsung Business Group is looking for s foreign psrtnsr for s technics! tie-up to enter the world msrket of silicon and gallium arsenide (GaAs) wafers, according to a company spokesman yesterday Samsung Corning (SSC), a Samsung Group affiliate, would invest about
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      • 718 10 Aaahi TOYOTA MOTOR Corp violated Japanese law by covering up a serioua engine (Meet in 200,000 passenger cars sold in Japan since 1967, but will get off with only s warning, according to the Ministry of Transport on Tueeday. The engine defect cauaed
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      • 448 10 Sydney Reuter AUSTRALIA'S share market ended mixed yesterday after recovering from initial weakness. The All Ordinaries Index finished 0.9 point higher at 1,733.4. up from its low at 1,726.7 shortly after the opening. But it has lost 24.4 points in the last week of often-volatile trading. Brokers
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      • 147 10 Reuter THE PHILIPPINE share market yesterday rallied at mid-session on the strength of renewed interest in selected blue chips and firmer copper prices. The Manila Stock Exchange Composite Index rose 13.06 points to 1.144.67. The value of the combined trade at the two bourses rose to 193.8
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      • 171 10 Reuter NEW ZEALAND share prices closed mixed in light trading yesterday, and dealers said direction was uncertain. "The market will largely rely on the Dow Jones for direction," one broker said. "If Wall Street finds direction after tonight's trade data, our market is expected to follow."
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      • 406 10 Reuter THE Taiwan stock market hit another record finish after investors, eager to make up for lost time, snapped up stocks across the board yesterday following Thursday's midAutumn Festival holiday. The weighted index rose 203.88 points, or 1.9 per cent to end at a record 10,641.60
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      • 183 10 Reuter THE STOCK EXCHANGE of Thailand Index yesterday closed at 712.30, down 1.98 points on a turnover of 17,226,715 shares valued at 2,515.26 million bahL The Book Club Index closed at 615.51, down 2.26 points. Reuter W 11 1 IAHT 0—1— Standard. Ao Kham Thai 382
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    • WORLD MARKETS
      • 769 11 New York Reuter US STOCKS remained lower on Thursday, under pressure from concern about a drop in junk bonds on Campeau Corp's growing cash squeeze. Several real or rumoured takeover stocks fell along with junk bonds. Junk bonds may be used in takeovers, especially
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      • 829 11 London Reuter WORRIES over Wall Street and its current preoccupation with the troubled junk bond market saw UK shares slip steadily through the morning yesterday after a quietly mixed opening. By 0930 GMT, the FTSE-100 Index was 13.9 points lower at 2,368.1, though little selling
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      • 219 11 Reuter UAL CORP, after a six-week takeover siege, has signed a definitive merger agreement with a new company created by its pilots, key members of management and British Airways and will be acquired at US$3OO a share in cash. UAL Corp,
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      • 382 11 FT THE JUNK BONDS issued by Campeau Corporation to finance takeovers of Federated and Allied Department Stores continued to plunge on Wednesday morning, as buyers vsnished from the markets despite the ever-lower prices on offer from institutional holders of the distressed bonds. The sharp
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      • 674 11 Reuter WEST GERMAN retailer Co Op AO's battle to stave off bankruptcy has taken its toll or the image of Swiss Bank Corp. Co Op's major shareholder and lead manager of its flotation. "Swiss Bank Corps reputation. particularly as s
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      • 183 11 AFP AERO-€NGINE giant RollsRoyce announced a 60 per cent improvement in interim pre-tax profits in London on Thursday. The company made £101 million (US$l5B million) before tax in the first half of 1089. compared with £63 million In the same period last year,
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      • 1684 11 Reuter MILAN: Italian shares maintained opening gains to close higher in moderste volume focused on the banking and publishing sectors yesterday. The MIB index added 0.82 per cent to cioee at 1,225, rising 2.17 per cent on the entire week. Merchant bank Mediobanca and Banca Nazionale dell'Agricoltura
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      • 137 11 Reuter UK PRINTING GROUP Norton Opax pic has admitted defeat In Its bid to take over larger rival De La Rue Co pic, and begun talks with packaging and industrial products group Bowater Industries pic. Bowater is trying to buy Norton for £382
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      • 66 11 Reuter AMERICAN Telephone and Telegraph Co (AT&T) has received a five-year contract to provide telecommunications facilities and services for internal use by Unisys Corp. The company said on Thursday the contract could be worth US$lOO million and is expected to save Unisys US$l2 million per year.
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    • 33 10 The Seoul stock market was closed yesterday for the Full Moon festival The Hongkong market was doeed for the mid-Autumn festival holiday The Tokyo market was doeed for Respect for the Aged Day
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    • 10 11 ■BUSINESS TIMESf When we say business we mean just that
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    • 255 11 NOTICES IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 50 AND IN THE MATTER OF ANDROMEDA SHPPING PTE LTD On Members' Voluntary Liquidation) NOTICE OF FINAL MEETNG NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 306 of the Companies Act, Cap. SO, that a Final Meeting of the Member* of the
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  • 528 12 ECONOMISTS PREDICT 7pc EXPANSION Reuter AFTER GROWING strongly In 1968, the volume of world merchandise commerce is expected to register another healthy rise this year, economists at the international trade body Gatt say. They estimated in a report entitled International Trade
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  • 275 12 AP US PRESIDENT George Bush's administration came under attack in Congress on Thursday by members who accused it of not taking a strong enough stance against the communist Khmer Rouge at the Cambodian peace conference. The administration backs Cambodian Prince Sihanouk, the
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  • 361 12  -  By JOHN TAN THE TRADE Development Board will organise a trade mission to China early next year, making it probably the first for a Singapore team after the June 4 Tiananmen incident. Mr Alan Yeo, chairman of the Board, said yesterday that the
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  • 281 12 Reuter PRESIDENT Mikhail Gorbachev gave his blessing to a drive by the Baltic republics for greater autonomy during a Kremlin meeting with their leaders, Estonian Party leader Vaino Valjas was reported as saying on Thursday. Mr Gorbachev met Communist Party and government heads from the
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  • 143 12 THE TIMES of London and DHL International have launched a series of business swards closely modelled after the BT/DHL Businessman of the Year Award which is now into its fifth year. In view of the approaching single market for Europe, the Times
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  • 541 12 Bernama THE MALAYSIAN Trade and Industry Ministry is finalising details on the establishment of a proposed Trade Development Organisation (TOO) to further intensify the country's trade and export promotion efforts. The Trade and Industry Minister, Datuk Seri Rafidah Aziz, in launching the
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  • 227 12 Bernama KOTA TINGGI Member of Parliament Datuk Musa Hitam has urged his countrymen not to read too much into his assignment as Malaysia's special envoy to invite several heads of Commonwealth countries to their summit in Kuala Lumpur next month. "This matter should
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  • 96 12 Reuter COMEX gold futures tumbled to new I ife-of-contract lows in early trading yesterday on hectic commission house selling. December gold plunged to a new low of U*****.20 an ounce before recovering on scale-down trade buying to U*****.50, down US$3.OO. Comex silver futures too fell to
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  • LATE FILE
    • 36 12 Reuter PRESIDENT Yang Shangkun yesterday met the first senior Soviet official to visit China since the crushing of pro-de-mocracy unrest in June and said he hoped Mikhail Gorbachev's reforms would succeed. Reuter
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    • 28 12 AP CHINA yesterday accused the rival government on Taiwan of resorting to "subversive and anti-Communist propaganda" activities during the recent pro-democracy protests on the mainland.
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    • 40 12 AFP DEFENCE Secretary Fidel Ramos said yesterday that the Philippines armed forces "can adjust" to any reduction in US military assistancs should the Clsrk Air Base and Subic Naval Base north of Manila be removed.
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    • 26 12 Reuter THE Swiss national airline Swissair plans to offer television news on board its planes in a three-month experiment starting in October.
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    • 39 12 AP JAPAN has notified countries in the south Pacific that its drift-net fishing fleet in the area will be reduced to a maximum of 20 vessels starting in November, a Japanese newspaper reported yesterday. AP
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    • 36 12 AFP A STRONG and open Soviet economy requires the introduction of a freely convertible ruble, Ivan Ivanov, deputy chairman of the council of ministers' state foreign economic commission, said in Moscow yesterday. AFP
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    • 38 12 AP VIETNAM has repeated Ho Chi Minh's call for "tens of millions of hands, eyes and ears" to protect its communist system in the face of political change and counter rising crime. AP
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    • 53 12 Reuter BRITAIN'S annual inflation rate fell last month for the second consecutive month but Chancellor of the Exchequer Nigel Lawson said interest rates would remain high to cool the economy. The retail price index rose by 0.3 per cent in August to register a yearly rate of
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  • 283 12 AFP THE Philippine Supreme Court ruled narrowly yesterday that Ferdinand Marcos could not return to his homeland, upholding President Corazon Aquino's contention that her ailing predecessor posed a threat to national security. The Marcos family's petition that the High Court compel the government to
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  • 275 12 Reuter TAIWAN next year may allow up to 6,000 foreign workers to help build major government projects stalled by a severe labour shortage, a senior official said yesterday. "The labour shortage is a severe headache for the government," said Chao Shou-po, chairman
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  • 246 12  -  By, AL O LABL TA, JR A FILIPINO lawmaker yesterday called for a change of the Philippine government system, saying he is fed up with plutocrats reigning over the country from "imperial Manila". He was launching "Pilipinas 92", which he described as a
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  • Executive Lifestyle
    • 1141 13  -  There's more to nostalgia in Shenton Way than chomping on a Polar Cafe curry puff, discovered JAIME LYE one afternoon. Indeed, it was the scent of old-world charm that led her to the bowels of the decaying Winchester House, thereby prompting a tribute to this...
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    • 270 13 A PROMINENT property developer had more than food spilled pn his lap on a recent flight home from Tai- wan. Instead, he had Taiwanese women, all passengers from the economy cabin who had squeezed into first class to buy duty-free goods. Apparently, there weren't enough stocks
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    • 823 13  -  RANDOLPH GUTHRIE, general manager of the Shangri-La Hotel, was the only person from Singapore who received an invitation to help celebrate Malcolm Forbes' 70th birthday in Morocco. Here, he recounts what it was like to be at what has been called the "Party of the Century".
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    • Commentary
      • 1086 14  -  BOEY KIT YIN WHEN journalists from the developing countries gathered at a meeting in West Berlin last year, many of them spent a lot of time haranguing the industrialised countries for "exploiting" them during the colonial days. A Bangladeshi journalist,
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      • 1062 14  -  TAN KEE WEE MANY THINGS In life antiques. BMW*, and secret lovers are important only to those who havs them. Property, In contrast, is equslly important to those who have it and those who don't It is, in many respects, a common cause
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      • 174 14  -  Letters to the Editor CHRISTINE LEE Senior Manager Coiporsls TTnanoe Arab-Malaysian Merchant Baak Mid We refer to the letter by OW Distant, which appeared in the Business Times, Weekend Edition, September 2-3, 1969. Mr Distant's comment is incorrect as the Provisional
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      • 196 14  -  L N JHUNJHNUWALA Dear Sir, We refer to the article entitled "An Urgent Need for Three Brothers to Compromise" in the Business Times of 11 September 1989. Your headline gives the erroneous impression that the three Jhunjhnuwala brothers who are all directors and major shareholders
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      • 80 14  -  DW DISTANT Dear Sir, Is it too early to ask the authorities concerned whether the Electronic Road Pricing system, which will make motorists pay for road usage, also means a downward revision of the current high levels of road tax based
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      • 92 14  -  TAN-HUANQ SHUO MEI CtmTil rrOYKlffii r\Km Dear Sir, I refer to the report "No plan to relax '75 years' rule: CPF", by Quak Hiang Whal (Business Times, September 7, 1960). The headline of the story contradicts the response given to Mr Quak during
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      • 260 14  - Comment on complimentary sound system unfair ROBERT SEAH Marketing/Project Manager ■Of tflwruwiilC wuvicii Engineering Pie U|. Dear Sir, I refer to your recent review of the New York Philharmonic concert as reported by Malini Thambiyah (BT, 28 August 1969). I wish to put on record that your reporter s comments
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      • 192 14  -  LARRY CHUA Ptdemco Land'pisLM^ Dear Sir, We refer to your front-page report in the September 12 edition of the Business Times, "URA property arm set to expand". We would like to clarify a paragraph in the report, which relates
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      • 105 14  -  D W DISTANT Dear Sir, In a rights Issue, payment for any application for "excess" rights sharee has to be by a ■sprals cashier's order or draft which is only presented H excess shares are allotted. However, in the recent United Industrial Corporation (UIC), even
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    • Executive Lifestyle: Pursuits
      • 672 15  -  Sporting his made-in-Batu Pahat John Lone shades and his Oriental Emporium popping bags, SAMUEL EE switches off his pager and checks out the good buys at Winchester House... SAMUEL EE LOTS OF PEOPLE say shopping in Singapoca is great. You don't believe? Well, just go
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      • 722 15  -  PROFILE By SAMUEL EE ARE YOU AFRAID of going into politics? No. not the kind where you go to some wot market on Sunday morning and pat a few babies on the head. It's the kind you find in your typical office. The type that gets your
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      • 774 16  -  By N K YONG I WAS at a dinner recently which featured a special East-West menu, with matching wines. I thought it would be interesting enough to describe here, especially the wines. I chose the New Zealand sauvignon blanc, the famous Cloudy Bay,
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      • 439 19  -  DICK LEE IS THERE STYLE where working wear is concerned? The modern executive's obsession with success usually includes the development of the image, and here is where the problems occur. Positive thinking handbooks tell you to BE DIFFERENT and yet within the constraints of the boardroom,
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      • 567 19 ERIC SCHMITT on the growing number of complaints by the USs2.sb dress shirt industry about buttons that break. NYT IN A BUSINESS that usually fusses over fit, colour and style, the US$2.5 billion men's dress shirt industry in.. America is scrambling to invent a better button.
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      • 466 19 Eyes say! Eyes say! The best frames in town are arguably available at the first fashion eyewear boutique in Singapore. ALEXIS, at the Paragon, stocks up on the big names, such as Claude Montana and Thierry Mugler. As with all labelled goods,
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    • Executive Lifestyle: Entertainment & Pursuits
      • 444 17  -  FOOD JUANITA SHAKILA I JUST WANTED a taste of Caiifornian paatriaa last week, but ended up having a double helping of everything. Before this. I hadn't tasted a Bear Claw, much leas one of Napolean's Stripes. But at Cafe D'Arts, there's more to the
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      • 473 17  -  By QUEK SWEE PENG THE 700 YEARS of Arab domination hava left a culinary legacy on Spain. Finding it* way to the Far East during the era of the great voyage*. the chilli hae peppered the taste buds of the Spaniards. And, together with the esteemed
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      • Article, Illustration
        1073 17  -  JUANITA SHAKILA STAGE PERFORMANCES: Night of Grand Opart. Jointly presented by the National Theatre Trust and National University of Singapore Society, this gala has been organised to raise funds for Qrand Opera Carmen 1900 which will be Singapore's first full opera production. The two evening performances will feature Cynthia
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      • 971 17  -  HEALTH By RICHARD SEAH Richard Seah It th* editor of Tito Qood Ufa. a toes/ health magazine FUN AND GAMES ended in tragedy this week when a young men choked in a mooncake eating oonteet and went into a coma. The incident drove home
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      • 619 18 BOOKS mlp!!(pwL^Sf ieeks THM ire no women or alrta m Ma nmL Only mm and toys ■IIQ VIV Qiy WQTKJ U lijf rflWß* IT****!-* r o SnNDQiSIf ffmUfTi DWmWm« ■PQ Na airing of f*on younger lovHit me flwwnmmg too# umwry laya ihv l
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      • SHORT TAKES
        • 340 18 TO SAY THAT all official openings art boring events cannot ba trua anymore. Bacauaa Ifw Marina Bay QoN and Country Ctub'a opening laat Thursday avanlng has aat a standard againat which all official opanfoga will henoatoflh ba meeRrat of all. 1,000 guaali had baan invited. But 2400
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        • 148 18 THE INAUGURAL issue of Tho Good Life, the monthly newsletter that touts "nature's path to health, healing and happineea" has hit the news-atands. The September issue of its 10page newsletter printed on warm, stone-coloured paper (and probably perfectly biodegradable, too) ia chock-full of ways on how
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        • 130 18 BMW LAUNCHED iti flagahlp 8601 at tha IMB Frankfurt Motor Show In Qarmany this waak. An overdue replacement tor the 6-eerlee, the ooupa will ba BMWs top-of-the-line aat of wheels. Driven by a 12-cyiinder, five-li-tre powerplant developing 300 bhp. tha Moi goaa from 0 to 100 in
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          133 18 THE LATEST offering on the dinner theatre circuit is a William Douglas Home play The Reluctant Debutante to be staged at the Hilton Grand Ballroom. Set in London in the early *****, it recounts the total lack of interest a nubile young woman has in the frenzied matchmaking
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        • 139 18 HAVE A HEART. Wear a poppy. Wear a Carven jacket and together, you would have done your good deed for the year. On Nov 9, Madam Carven unveils her Autumn/Winter collection in a gala dinner and fashion show at the Mandarin Ballroom, the proceeds of which
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      • 855 18  -  Roger Loh LOU RKED: Lou Reed Live (RCA/ralasua) Lou Reed'a trademark la hard to pinpoint Even ha moat faithful fane can never fully figure out what route he a going to take. When he encountered contractual probtema with RCA. for exampie, he recorded Metsl
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      • 302 18  -  BRIDGE SYBIL HOLLOWAY TOOAY't deal was one of the nvw «ntii— nominated tor tha 1006/1960 Romex Award for tha baat bid hand of tha yaar. It was submitted by Ida Peilegri of Italy. •How Would You Md TMa Mm Playing in
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    • Executive Lifestyle: Personal Investment
      • 693 20 STOCK MARKETS THE EUROPEAN stock markets ifciy be the "flavour o' the month thanks to Europe 1982. BOt over the long term, the Asian slock markets will still outpace thoee in Europe. This is because the Pacific Rim countries are expected to grow faster.
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      • 1006 20  -  FINANCIAL PLANNING By PHILIP TEH By PHILIP TEH, tlnandml contullmnt, Inwtment Protection Planning Pirn Ltd 3SME PEOPLE leave the security of employment to pursue their agiams of personal improvement, financial success and to enjoy the challenge of being their own boss. By doing so,
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      • 596 20  -  US ECONOMY By KEVIN GWEE THE STRENGTH of the US dollar in the long term will cause a liquidity crisis which will throw the American economy and the rest of the world into s recession. That is. unless the growth of US money supply
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      • 865 20 WALL STREET FT THAT WAS WHAT Barton Biggs. Morgan Stanley's chief inveetment strategist, asked at the top of a widely-publicised letter to clients lest Wednesday week. The question was obviously rhetorical. Mr Biggs, one of Wall Street's cannisst investment menagers and ths man who
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      • 597 20  -  SECURITIES By AL O LABITA Jr THE Manila-based Asian Development Bank (AOB) is studying < the Singapore, Hongkong and < Taiwan stock markets to see how i the securities market in eight other Asian countries can be improved to a comparable
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      • 438 20 Conversion tarma Premium/ (discount) using Expiry Amount Pricoa (aa at r Exer Optional** Gearfcia 4 Company issutd Lnstk Conv Lnstk Caah Ln stk J Pi (m units) Wits Shara ratio price ■mlE nom toft value HI 4260 1.140 1.140 1.00 135 1.00 225 1.55 1.00 4.75
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      • Don't quote me...
        • 230 21 WE HAVE BEEN TOLD that owners of some rent-con-trolled houses are trying to take advantage of recent government ruiee to evict their tenants without paying the proper amount of compensation. What they count on is the tenants' ignorance of the law. In one case, the tenants
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        • 158 21 IN ENGLANO. the Prince of Wsles is well-known for making waves in the architecture profession and the property market In Singapore, Mr S Dhana ba I an. the Minister for National Development, ie beginning to gain the same reputation. The minister recently visited the show
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        • 80 21 RECENTLY, Jurong Shipyard happily proclaimed the award of a long-term contract by Pertamina to service the Indonesian company's tankers. Calls to Pertamina revealed that conglomerate Keppel Corporation waa also involved in the deal as Jurong Shipyard's Joint partner. The agreement between the three parties was
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        • 71 21 DEPENDING ON WHO you talk to. Hongkong residents are either dying to come here or are too busy making money to be bothered with job offers from Singapore. According to a recent report in one Hongkong Chinese peper. a walk-in interview conducted by Singapore's Silicon
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      • 704 21  -  SESDAQ By KEVIN GWEE SESDAQ COUNTERS took the Singapore stock market by storm over the last two weeks. In that period, the secondary board counters, which grossly under-performed the main board throughout the year, made up for lost time, and
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      • 960 21  -  mm By LORETTA McLAUGHLAN THE ADVENT of new trading rules coupled with the possibility that some stocks may be upgraded to the main board has given all counters trading on the junior Seadaq board a shot in the arm. Due
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      • 382 21  -  PRECIOUS METALS By HERMAN PHUA THE POTENTIAL exists for the currently bearish market tor precious metals to move into sn explosive relly. says chartist Martin J Pring. This is because of the "positive momentum characteristics and widespread bearish sentiment" that
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      • 532 21  -  By C DOW Mr Dow is an investment manager with a major publiclylisted company. This forecast has been made solely on technical grounds and is the personal view of the writer and not to be construed as investment advice. THE HISTORICAL
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      • 328 21  -  ®9P* pIIO? By GOOLA WARDEN chmrttt, OUB SmcurM—. OF LATE, the world s major equity markets have been showing signs of indecisiveness following strong gains in the summer when many msrkets reached new highs. Perhaps investors are s trifle nervous at the resemblance of
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    • Executive Lifestyle: Sports
      • 708 22  -  MOTOR-RACING By CHARLES SAVAGE THREE-TIME world champion Niki Lauda has dismissed allegations by Alain Prost that the latter was given inferior equipment by the McLaren-Honda team but said the French driver wqfs getting less effort from them. 'Under a competitive team situation, he said, Prost suffered
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      • 474 22 SWIMMING AP AT THIRTY-NINE, Mark Spitz is a year younger than boxer George Foreman and two years older than hockey star Guy Lafleur. So", why stay retired? Spitz, one of the best competitive swimmers ever, hopes to win his 10th Olympic gold medal at the 1992
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      • 157 22 TENNIS AFP JOHN McENROE gained highly lucrative revenge for his Wimbledon semi-final defeat when he beat Sweden's Stefan Edberg 2-6, 6-4, 6-4 in an exhibition event in front of 6,000 spectators at London Arena on Thursday. Edberg beat McEnroe 7-5, 7-6; 7-6 when the two faced each
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      • 491 22 CYCLING AP WHEN GREG LeMOND went to Europe this year, he was considered a has-been cyclist by many, even doubting himself after a poor showing in the American Tour de Trump. Less than five months later, he is leaving Europe more than US$5 million
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      • 319 22 BOXING AP FORMER heavyweight champion George Foreman, campaigning for a title bout against Mike Tyson, had a scheduled fight cancelled on Thursday when his unranked opponent failed to appear for medical examinations. Cruiserweight Bash All, a late replacement for another fighter,
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      • 489 22  -  FOOTBALL CHARLES SAVAQE SOME OLD CHAMPIONS don't just fade away into the mist after their blaze of glory on the stage of sports. Bobby Charlton is one of those who have put his sports savvy to work and built up a rapidly growing
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      • 444 22  -  With JEROME FANDOR With JEROME FANDOR THE MUCH-VAUNTED Prince Maribeau makes his second appearance on local tracks today, the first day of the Selangor meeting for Class 2 and 4 horses. By Vice Regal, sire of Singapore Gold Cup and Hongkong Invitation Cup hero
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      • 527 22 ATHLETICS AP SEBASTIAN COE, one of the greatest runners in the history of world track and field, is to give himself "one more shake of the dice," then retire from the sport he has graced for more than a decade. The British middle-distance ace.
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    • Executive Jobs
      • 664 23  -  By SHOEB KAGDA BORN OF CHINESE immigrant parents in California. 43-year-old Barry Kwock is a long way from home but he has slipped into Singapore's multi-ethnic milieu rather comfortably. And it has nothing to do wtth his Chinese heritage. The new managing
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      • 247 23 ABACUS DISTRIBUTION Systems the computerised reservations system has appointed Tan Sri Dato Abdul Aziz Abdul Rahman chairman of the board of directors. Tan Sri Dato Abdul Aziz is managing director of Malaysian Airlines. The board comprises members from member airlines and Abacus. LOOI BOON BENG joins the
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      • 1202 23  -  It is common for up-and-coming executives to make a beeline for the multinational company. Period. But, just as there are pros, there are cons as well, and plenty. Does it mean that SMEs make better employers? DAVID MARCHINGTON finds out. DAVID MARCHINGTON Mr
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