The Business Times, 14 November 1989

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES MCI (P) 45/12/88 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1989 75 CENTS
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    FINANCIAL NEWS SUMMARY
    259 1 Dow up WALL STREET share prices opened slightly higher yesterday, with the Dow Jones index of leading industrials up 1.03 points at 2,626.64 points }ust after the opening bell. AFP Footsie higher THE TECHNICAL RALLY which has pushed London shares nearly 7 per cent higher in the
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    Tokyo market climbs to record high
    228 1 STOCK PRICES in Tokyo and Singapore rose yesterday in thin trading, with the Japanese market climbing to a new high. The Nikkei Stock Average rose 86.92 points to a record 35,750.12 in moderate trade. Stymied by external variables such as the Japanese discount rate
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    Lock icon Have more unity talks: Rafidah
    140 1 Bernama THE SPECIAL MEETING between former Malaysian premier Tunku Abdul Rahman and Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad can make leaders of the Spirit of '46 realise that there is no other way for Malays to progress other than through the United Malays National
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    Lock icon Remy Martin and Cointreau plan to merge operations
    462 1 FT TWO OF FRANCE'S leading drinks groups have announced plans to merge their operations, creating a cocktail of some of the best-known wine and spirits brands in the world. Pavis, the family holding company which owns 51 per cent of the Remy
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    Japanese electronics firms slash output
    536 1  -  EXCESSIVE STOCKS IN THE US By ANNA TEO JAPI NESE consumer electronics pro<fjcers have reduced their production by 10-30 per cent in the last two months, due to excessive stocks in the US. a major market. Manufacturers, including those in the supporting industries, told BT
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    Hai Sun Hup to offer 52m shares at $1.10 each
    540 1  -  By MAGDALENE NG SHIPPING COMPANY Hai Sun Hup is to offer for sale 52 million new shares at $1.10 each to the public as a prelude to a listing on the mainboard of the local stock exchange. The issue to
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    Lock icon Arms spending, Zopfan can go side by side: KL
    146 1 Bernama MALAYSIA'S plans to modernise Its armed forces by acquiring new equipment, including submarines. do not run counter to the concept of peace, freedom and neutrality in South-east Asia, the Malaysian Parliament was told yesterday. Winding up the debate on matters
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    SIBA membership a must for insurance brokers from April
    504 1  -  By SON TIANG KENG Financial Correspondent INSURANCE BROKING FIRMS will have to register as members of the Singapore Insurance Brokers' Association (SIBA) from April next year if they want to continue their professional practice. Every broking firm will also have to
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    Lock icon I should withdraw totally, Deng tells guests
    149 1 Reuter CHINA'S elder statesman Deng Xiaoping told visiting Japanese businessmen yesterday that they were his last official guests and that it was time for him to retire completely and allow the' next generation to take over. "I want to take this opportunity to
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    Lock icon Call for better USSR-Japan ties
    123 1 Reuter SOVIET LEADER Mikhail Gorbachev's top aide Alexander Yakovlev told Japanese leaders yesterday that bilateral ties, frozen since World War 11, should thaw in line with dynamic changes elsewhere in the world. Mr Yakovlev, seen as Mr Gorbachev's right-hand man in foreign policy, made the
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      185 1 COMPANY SERVICES ST.SSTzz:? v i .J _k J J AJ J 4 finalising several multi- Commodities 5 million deals Palm OH. Metals. Editorial Comment 10 Soviet Union n Hock Lock Slew ha# produce. Rubber, Tin The question of Europe Setting stage for market economy some advice for Seadaq Company Meetings
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      148 1 Nikon I The World's Finest Pnotograpnic System G*)LF RULES ~X( GOLF RULES tees off today as a regular feature of BTs sports page on Tuesdays. It's a comic strip by Leasori which puts the rules of the game in perspective with more than a touch of humour. See PAGE 16.
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Mt Elizabeth owners buying American Hospital
      573 2  -  PRICE NOT DISCLOSED BUT BID BELIEVED TO BE ABOUT $50M By WILLIAM CHIA THE US-BASED owners of Mount Elizabeth Hospital have reached an agreement to buy the American Hospital of Singapore, ending much speculation about its new owners following reports that the hospital was
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      Two energy conferences come to town this week
      326 2 TWO MAJOR energy confers ences will be held in Singapore this week the 4th Asean Council on Petroleum (Ascope), and Petrochem 89. The three-day Ascope '89, held in Singapore for the first time, begins today while Petrochem '89, which will last two
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      Chapter of Surgeons to meet here
      135 2 THE CHAPTER of Surgeons of the Academy of Medicine will be holding its 23rd annual combined surgical meeting this week, joined by the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland. The theme of the meeting, to be held from Nov 16-19 at the Mandarin Hotel,
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      Singapore ideal for use of smart card: experts
      360 2  -  By GENEVIEVE CUA VISITING EXPERTS on smart card technology agree that Singapore is ideal for one of the card's most advanced applications to date the integrated card linking the consumer to several services. The smart card, as applied to traffic control, is
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      Boon Yang praises Wits teams
      78 2 DR LEE BOON YANG. Minister of State (National Development and Home Affairs), yesterday praised Wits teams at the Ministry of Home Affsirs. Commenting on the work of Wits teams at the ministry some 372 teams have completed 639 proj- ects he said their efforts have
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      Toshiba to shut down audio unit, focus on colour TV sets
      334 2  -  By ANNA TEO MANPOWER CONSTRAINTS have forced Toshiba Singapore to shut its audio division and subcontract the production. The Japanese company will concentrate on producing colour television sets, its mainstream product, said H Yamaguchi, director and deputy general manager,
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      Singapore Mint does its bit for archaeology
      220 2 ALTHOUGH Singapore Mint may not have anything to do with archaeological finds, it is helping to finance one of the most exciting archaeological discoveries of modern times. Through its Kon-Tiki Commemorative coins, the company has already donated some US$lOO,OOO to the Kon-Tiki Museum
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      China has too many hotels: Official
      487 2  -  By SUZANNE SOH CHINA looks set to suffer s savers oversupply of hotel rooms by 1991. according to a senior official of the Shanghai Tourism Administration. In two years' time, the country's top two cities for tourists. Beijing and Shanghai. will have a total
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      Training advisory committee for travel, tourism industry
      208 2 A TRAINING advisory committee, the second one for the service industry, has been appointed by the Vocational and Industrial Training Board (VITB) for the travel and tourism sectors. Earlier this year, the retailers were the first to come under the new certification system.
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      Asean ministers' meeting
      81 2 ECONOMIC ministers from ttie six Asean countries will gather in Bandar Seri Begawan at the end of this month for their 21st meeting. The meeting, from Nov 30 to Dec 1, will be held at Brunei's new International Convention Centre. A topic at the top of the
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      111 2 14 -16 NOVEMBER 1989 11 British companies will exhibit this week at the 4th ASEAN Council on Petroleum (ASCOPE) Exhibition at the World Trade Centre, Stands 4AOI to 4A017 in Hall 4. High quality British products and services for the offshore and onshore oil and gas sector will include: e
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      254 2 —/i 1 J\ 1 9**® ygP S\ 22 25 November 1989 Hall of Nations Jakarta Fair Grounds. Indonesia ELECTRIC INDONESIA The 4th International Bectncal and Beclronic Engineering. Power Generation and Supply Etftitttion Open to Government Officials. I Professionals and Irade Visitors only I V Children will not be odmitted On
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      199 2 gf EATHERx^ Global temperatures and weather forecast I* Lil for Nov 14 OUTLOOK: Showers City Max/ Note over aavarai areas In Min tha lata morning and (•C) aarty aHamoon. ••port for 24 hour* prior Abardaan 13/08 Braazy 7.30pm on Nov 13 at Amttordom 15/10 Sumy tha oJrporti Alham 17/09 Sunny
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  • FOREIGN NEWS
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      Lock icon Colombo to spend less on poverty fight
      476 3 Reuter SRI LANKA will announce reduced spending on its war against poverty and increased funds for the war against rebels when the budget for fiscal 1990 is unveiled tomorrow. The Indian Ocean island, its economy battered by 10 years of ethnic bloodshed, will
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      Lock icon Seoul's electronics giants to spend millions to upgrade production
      163 3 AP THREE of South Korea's largest home electronics companies plan to put millions of dollars into better facilities and research to increase their international competitiveness. Samsung Electronics Co. Goldstar Co and Daewoo Electronics Co planned to increase capital for automating production
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      Lock icon Hanoi unlikely to succeed in cutting growth of population to 1.7pc: survey
      349 3 AP VIETNAM probably cannot reach its goal of cutting population growth to 1.7 per cent next year, Vietnamese and United Nations experts have concluded from the first country-wide demographic survey. The survey found that fertility is high and
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      Lock icon D'Estaing calls for urgent EC talks on Berlin events
      604 3 AFP FORMER French President Valery Giscard d'Estaing has urged the European Community (EC) to hold a special summit meeting to discuss events in Berlin before the December United States-So-viet summit parley. He said on a French radio programme on Sunday that
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      Lock icon OECD talks likely to focus on export aid
      490 3 Reuter DIFFERENCES over the use of aid to boost exports to developing countries are expected to be at the heart of industrial nations' talks at the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) which started yesterday. The United States and Canada say
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      Lock icon Soviet meeting sets stage for move towards market economy
      490 4 AP LEADING Soviet economists gathered yesterday to discuss a proposal to begin raising wages and wholesale prices next year and retail prices in 1991 to accelerate the transition to a market economy. Free-floating prices and "healthy competition" regulated by anti-monopoly laws
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      Lock icon Pravda rules out multi-party system
      254 4 Reuter MULTI-PARTY political systems have no place in the Soviet Union, Pravda newspaper said on Sunday. "There are no other public forces in this country apart from the party of communists," the official newspaper declared. Pravda made it clear that the Kremlin has no intention
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      Lock icon Papers accuse Aquino of selling out country in overseas trip
      192 4 AFP NEWSPAPERS in Manila criticised Philippine President Corazon Aquino yesterday for allegedly selling the country out in her recent trip to the US and Canada. Mrs Aquino returned to the Philippines yesterday from Loe Angeles after a week-long, sev-en-city swing
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      Lock icon China too eager to get reform results: Li Peng
      329 4 AP CHINESE PREMIER Li Peng has conceded that China has been "too eager" in seeking reeults from a decade of economic reform. but has pledged that the government will be "united and forceful" in working to overcome economic problems. Economic reforms
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      Lock icon China and N Korea agree to stay Red
      249 4 AFP NORTH KOREA and China have agreed to maintain communist party leadership in their countries and continue along the socialist road, the official (North) Korean News Agency (KCNA) reported yeeterday. The news agency report, monitored in Tokyo, said the agreement came in
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      942 4 ARRIVALS Operator S«rvtc* Local From SU SQ191 1200 pej GU GA900 1210 PKU SU SQ069 1210 Mac THA TG407 1225 HOC/HOY MAS MH641 1230 KCH G<A GA893 I23S AMS/VK/AUH SU SQ107 1305 KUL SU SQ153 1315 CGK SU SQ015 1320 LAX/NtT SU SQ001 1335 SFO/HNL/HKG GU GA956
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      107 3 Style for rent That's a series of BMW cars which you can now rent from Hertz at just $100 a day. Choose from our 3 t 5 or 7-series cars. But this offer is only valid for the month of November. And for use in Singapore only. Rentals are made
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      149 3 Leader, PAGE 10 It cant be ell rapture and dancing, 11 Strawberries r#dder on tt»# other side, 15 The local diplomatic set have at last discovered le Restaurant de France. Remember to book a table early in a foreign accent. Serving what is probably the finest French cuisine in town
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  • COMMODITIES
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      Rubber
      316 5 SMOAPORE: The rubber market closed guietly steady yeaterday with Dec 1 RSS buyers quoted at 166.00 cents a kg, up 1.75 cents from Friday's finish. Dealers said prices firmed about 1.25 cents in morning trade and rose a further 0.50 cent in the afternoon on short-covering with sentiment aided
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      Produce Prices
      195 5 Chinese Produce Exchange S«»«n' noon dodna p*km on November 13 (SJ/100 kg) Coconut oil Jufc FO® 89.00 OW d*vm FO® 99.00 Htw drum FOB 103.00 Copra MUx*d (loot*) 51.00 --M MMTS Pepper i FO® NIW 445.00 ii |.,L jarQwa* WTMV FO® faq NIW 453.00 Sarawak ipidal Mock FO®
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      RAS and MRELB
      345 5 RAS prices m s cmMo, fob m bmtNOON ClOS£ Buyers Sollors Buyors SoBors Int I RSS Prompt 162JO 163.50N 163.00 164.00N Irrt 1 RSS Dec 165.50 166.00 166.00 166-50 Int I RSS Jon 90 169.00 ***** 169.50 170.00 Int 2 RSS OP 161.00 163.00N 161.00 163.00N Int
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      Lock icon Palm Oil
      306 5 Reuter MALAYSIAN CRUDE PALM OIL FUTURES finished narrowly mixed on the KLCE yestarday on speculative buying and some light prof-it-taking towards the close. Moat operators adopted a wait-and-see attitude pending further fresh development today. Spot month Nov advanced Ms 2 to cloae at M 5746 per tonne, Dec
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      Lock icon Precious Metals
      325 5 Reuter HONGKONG: GOLD closed firmer yesterday helped by a slightly softer US dollar and following a rise in silver in quiet trade, dealers said. European demand for the metal offset Japanese and Soviet Union producer selling at the U*****.40 IwVyl. Bullion ended at U*****.30/80 an ounce up from
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      Lock icon Petronas to improve contract terms
      458 5 Bernama PETRONAS will improve the terms of its production sharing contracts (PSC) to sttract exploration in the frontier deep water areas, said its president Tan Sri Azizan Zainul Abidin. He said the terms of its PSCs were already attractive enough as testified by the increase
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      Lock icon Crude Oil and Products
      142 5 Telerate PRICES traded within a narrow range in light dealings yesterday. Monday offers for December CSTIBO cargoes were unchanged from late Friday's levels at <86 $99 mt fob Sing. Buyers were side- lined and quoted around $96 $96.50 mt fob Sing following reports of a deal
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      Lock icon KL Tin
      142 5 Reuter A LACK of >uppnrt yesterday pushed Kuala Lumpur Ma price 77 cams down to IUI rtnggß e kg el toe doee. ertendlnq ■Ms were si 16 tonnee at toe epea iqilhl oftore of 80. SeeM miner* preferred loeeee en tie LME. Turnover roee to 88 tonas« top
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Lock icon Forex markets
      1192 6 Reuter SINGAPORE: The dollar closed mixed yesterday on selling and buying interest by Japaneee insurance firms and securities houses, dealers said. "The dollar is expected to trade in narrow ranges of 142.50/144.50 yen and 1.8500/1.8800 marks this week," said Hiroyoshi Akiyama, treasury manager of the DaWchi Kangyo Bank
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      Lock icon Simex
      181 6 Reuter EUROOOLLAfI futures yesterday cloeed steady to sitghtty higher on short-covering ahead of Tueeday's 1330 QMT release of US October retail salee, dealers said. December and March cloeed unchanged at Chicago's 91.88 and 92.06, while June roee to 92.15 from 92.14. Around 5,440 lots were traded. Eurodollar options were
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      SIMEX
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      Lock icon IMM
      306 6 Reuter IMM currency futures closed lower on Friday with Weet German mark futures retreating in the face of rapid political change on Its borders. Traders unwound long mark/short yen spreads as uncertainty built about the short-term impact of the dismantling of the Berlin Wall on the Weet German economy.
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      Money markets
      62 6 THE overnight rate on the Singapore money market rose by 1/8 to 5 9/16. The term rates remained unchanged. t l-i ,ll I. ■ill I.i 1 UnwfDOn® rOTW of itw doM yMftfdoyi orrm w> 0— irtgla S 3 7/1* 1-aatfi 3 )/B 3 1/4 a>M* 3 1/1 3
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      World interest rates
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      Options
      1137 6 CURRENCY FUTURES OPTIONS iifMirinii 11 IQ1Q "xjrxxjy "*ov«n©#f I j ivov DevrraCMKMAAK (MKX) 0MK«MM OMNMI S3 53 54 DM««* OHRPM 71 72 73 75 CURRENCY FUTURES OPTIONS -a M 1 V A IMA IWW nKiOljfi |*OV®niO®f I Vj I rvV PMBS DIM Dec-p IS2S 440 113 5.14 042 244
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      Government securities market
      108 6 Treasury bills Period Imm Yesterday's doting Day's cod* Maturity MO OFW HKX LOW 3 montfv ft*****3£ 08.02.90 AA2 AJ37 6 morttn 8S*****V 18.01.90 4.42 4J7 1 yar IY*****Z 18.10.90 4J1 437 4J4 uovernmeni noies ana Donas Poriod bmo Maturity Coupon Yostofday's dosing Day's oodo rat* MO OffH
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Thirteen more banks join US$400m loan syndicate for Indonesia
      320 7  -  By HONG LEE TIAM ANOTHER 13 international banks have Joined the mandated seven banks as lead managers in the US$4OO million loan package for the Indonesian government. tstituto Bancario San Paolo di Torino, the bank in charge of publicity, also said
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      New software will allow Chase to gather client data
      212 7 THE SINGAPORE branch of Chase Manhattan Bank is using a new computer software that will eventually link its existing systems for fixed deposits, savings, current and loan accounts. The software, called Systematica, will allow Chase's consumer banking and private banking divisions
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      Universal Securities sets up office here
      347 7  -  By QUAK HIANG WHAI UNIVERSAL SECURITIES has become the latest broking house from Japan to set up a representative office in Singapore. The Tokyo-based securities house, which ranked 12th in Japan in terms of profits, officially opened its office at UIC Building on Nov
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      Lock icon Asian $ market
      292 7 Asian market Reuter ASIAN dollar deposit rates closed steady at opening levels yesterday after thin trade, dampened by the absence of fresh factors, dealers said. Operators were cautious awaiting the results of this week's US$lO billion 10-year notes and US$lO billion 30-year bonds auctions. The market was also awaiting the
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      Lock icon Positive credit markets set stage for lower rates
      591 7 Fed's move on short-term rates provides fillip NYT THE POSITIVE tone in the credit markets that has largely prevailed since mid-year is apt to remain in place well into 1900, analysts said, setting the stage for further reductions in interest rates. Recent
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      Shi Huang buys stake in Dao Heng Holdings
      222 7 HONGKONG-LISTED financial services company, Oao Heng Holdings Ltd, said yesterday that Taiwanese investor Shi Huang had acquired a stake of less than 10 per cent in the group. This acquisition follows last week's issue of 100 million new shares by Dao Heng
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      Lock icon Fate of Manila's debt plan known today
      248 7 AFP THE FATE of a Philippine debt agreement with foreign banks for US$l billion in new credits and a separate debt reduction scheme will be known today, Central Bank governor Jose Fernandez said in Manila yesterday. Mr Fernandez, who recently returned from an
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      166 7 WHERE ANCIENT MANDARIN WAYS LIVE ON w 1 IB li^^Eß^^r^\ Sb 1111 t i 8B M HI The China believed, of Confucius. only the should govern; the aristocracy should be 11 one learning; that to the highest ranks should be won on merit in open When we go to to
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  • TECHNOLOGY
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      Acute shortage of mainframe systems programmers projected
      473 8  -  By WALTON MORAIS THE SHORTAGE of mainframe systems programmers on the market could reach critical proportions "in a very short time", a National Computer Board survey has revealed. The number of mainframe systems programmers will have to double over the next three years
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      Lock icon US computer firms slash jobs to raise productivity
      783 8 Reuter HIGH-TECHNOLOGY companies are bracing themselves for an era of modest growth by paring management layers in what may become a broad reorganisation of the US industry's workforce. Cleveland-based consultant Dan Lacey said US corporate staff cuts rose 60 per cent in
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      Software development centre will stay, says CA
      228 8 SOFTWARE giant Computer Associates has assured the National Computer Board (NCB) that the software development centre it took over from Cullinet under the recent corporate acquisition will remain. CA director for Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia, Chua Tock Ling said last week that
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      Lock icon Astronauts meet to promote cooperation
      594 8 AP SPACE EXPLORERS from the United States, the Soviet Union and 12 other countries meeting in Saudi Arabia thia weak are looking for ways to promote cooperation in outer space to protect life on Earth. Convening under the slogan "Space for Earth", 56 astronauts and
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      Lock icon Japanese with a life-long passion for inventions
      606 8 AFP WITH 2.360 patents to his name more than twice as many as American inventor Thomas Edison a 61-year-old Japaneee man who calls himself Doctoi NakaMats claims he is the greatest inventor of all time. Doctor NakaMats, whose real name is Yoshiro Nakamatsu,
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      Lock icon NTT to replace copper phone lines
      209 8 NYT NIPPON Telegraph and Telephone Corp (NTT) will spend an estimated 30 trillion yen by the year 2015 on replacing its copper telephone lines with advanced optical fibre cables to build a nationwide integrated services digital network (ISDN), according to an NTT spokssman last
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  • PERSPECTIVE
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      The question of Europe
      454 10 EVEN before the Berlin Wall crumbles, that problematic term, German reunification, has begun to loom large on the European horizon. While the West is overjoyed at the terminal state of communism in East Germany, questions are being asked about what a unified German state would mean
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      Seeking big, open hearts — and wallets
      1667 10  - Seeking big, open hearts and wallets When it comes to philanthropic donations, Singapore's managers can be very tight-fisted. That's why the Community Chest is enlisting the aid of chief executives in its quest to boost corporate giving. CHUANG PECK MING reports. CHUANG PECK MING THE UNCHARITABLE TRUTH is that the
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      REGIONAL VIEWPOINTS
      1036 11 JAPAN Match OOA aid with needs "ENSURING the healthy growth of developing countries is one of the moat pressing issues in the world today, along with the future of the international economy, pollution and overpopulation. Japan'a official development aaaiatance (OOA) totalled some US$9.1 billion in 1968, and will
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      Lock icon After the Wall: it can't be all rapture and dancing
      908 11  -  Amid the euphoria, JOHN VINOCURPARIS says spoilsports are still bearish about the impact of a possible new Germany and its relations with Europe, the US and the USSR. JOHN VINOCURPARIS IHT GRINCHES revel in nothing. They are driven to seek
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      42 10 d^ r* tf/_ jf* nUHr *r_ fPVK^v JMb ACAB? Jjjjjm <VBL We have the only non-stop Might from Hong Kong to Jakarta. It leaves at 3.30pm every day, and takes only 3 hours 25 minutes. Garudft Indonesia Proud to welcome you aboard.
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      672 11 HOLIDAY IN FINLAND WITH BUSINESS TIMES,, (n® i i t, .t t .it,. k If you're a lucky winner, you'll enjoy: ancy playing golf at midnight? Its possible with Business Times. v kK A 7 d to F inlan d wi h 5-star hotel accommodation (All meals included) Now, when
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      417 12 *T**'"* r i Mining Ltd iB |VvM ThB i Pnancial .1 Exchangeable into ■> M V)S* SJ0 1 7 5 5A360 P er 'share I T South Se. Totile ManufMurin* Co.. Ud. ;jam -z~s~~~ -4 w I* fcafA tester" *N a—»c^— .ssfflaw —J Jr >A I n*Ch.l N\l I Quezon
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      517 13 ▲m ccsmw^—y I )PUC V X i i -n e /fnTl-y Ls&&"~ t /s, I _J I fii fPU .-as- L r I lj j|W Js££e-\ r I US$BOO,OOO ,pp/a C /L i I ail k a, AA steri^ fu» V > mmmm js§*. kk --=7 2SSr££T- Ao< PM L
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  • LIFESTYLE
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      Lock icon Milos Forman takes a new look at old loves
      816 14  -  CINEMA By HELEN DUDAR NYT ON A WET, gloomy morning in New York, Milos Forman, wreathed in a cloud of smoke from an expensive cigar, sits in his apartment 30 storeys above the mist-shrouded sprawl of Central Park, exuding calm, confidence
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      Lock icon The strawberries are redder on the other side
      1014 15  -  THE BERLIN WALL By CRAIG R WHITNEY NYT AP THORSTEN ROHR, a 21-year-old masonry worker, is seven years younger than the Berlin wall. Like hundreds of thousands of other East Berliners, he and his wife. Ursel, have spent moet of the last
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    • SHORT TAKES
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        Japanese pays record price for painting
        249 15 WILLEM DE KOONING'S "Interchange", an abstract image mostly in flesh tones from 1955, was sold last Wednesday night for US$2O.7 million at Sotheby's to Shigeki Kameyama, a Japanese art dealer of the Mountain Tortoise Co of Tokyo. The price was a record at auction
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        US$2.5m for 1961 Berlinetta
        58 15 A 1961 Ferrari Berlinetta was sold for a record US$2.5 million in Monte Carlo on Saturday, auctioneers said. The Berlinetta 250 GT was bought from its Sicilian owner by an anonymous Northern European car enthusiast bidding by telephone. The auction was interrupted several times as four
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        Songs under the hammer
        55 15 A FIRST EDITION of William Blake's "Songs of Innocence and Experience." printed by the English poet and artist, has been sold at auction for US$l.32 million. An anonymous collector bought the rare book, which had a presale estimate of US$3OO,OOO to US$4OO,OOO, said Laura Stewart a
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        Helga goes on tour
        72 15 ANDREW WYETH's "Helga" paintings and drawings, sold to an international group of collectors for more than US$4O million, will go on tour in Japan for a year, it was announced last Friday. Art collector Leonard EB Andrews said the works, all of which depict a woman
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        Lock icon Shakespeare's Four Folios
        71 15 Agencies A PRIVATE American collector has paid US$2 million at auction for a set of the first four successive editions of Shakespeare's collected plays, known as the "Four Folios", Sotheby's said. Also at the auction last Thursday night, a London dealer purchased a first edition of the
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      325 14 Where to entertain... Where tv entertain... Where tv entertain... Where tv cCassics of Cjuangzfiou NOVEMBER 6-19 "A good life is to be born in Su/hou, live in Hang/hoti and eat in Guangzhou", so goes a well-known Chinese idiom. The Wcstin Pla/a has brought in 3 master chefs from Guangzhou's renowned
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      216 14 JADE LOUNGE I nightly for your I favourite I songs. mino CDUI\T MOTCL B SINCiAPORt No 1 Tanghn Road Singapore 1024 I i The Chinatown Roast I LUtC N& V Delights features perfectly I r—3l J-F'+t barbecued meats like duck, J chicken, pork and "cha sha" I amongst a variety
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      228 14 CAU'OM*iA* CU«S'*C CALIFORNIAN CUISINE 9-19 November 1989 Fresh, light and creative cuisine. Californianstyle, prepared by award -winning chef Michel Richard of Citrus Restaurant.' LA Innovative dishes that delight the eye ond excite the palate. 'kcftx* "Best New rt Arrenca'r) 1988 A complimentary glass of wine to all Diners Club cardmembers
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      170 14 SBA/AY t Irou* stop for music.(Minks a mo*e After 6 HAPPY HOURS: 6pm to Bpm Monday to Thursday: 6pm lam Kriday. Saturday 6pm 2am Pll Kve Closed on Sunday Plaza Hotel si"(«Aroat A* •< Oi DOII Ul •<*VI I l"C] m mi, r nmtn •mmi m Z a lIIHHWWttH* r
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      280 14 f THE fl FRENCHBIfFET M We've decided to take French cuisine to new heights. Just for November, The Belvedere ascends to the Top of the M, bringing along with it over GO choice French favourites. At that height, it's certainly lunch with a view. Well, not exactly the view from
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      184 15 entertain.... J ESES3SSSESSES pew*^"" I In I The Park. Unkiu is a traditional Japanese restaurant offering IS 9 jucb superb delicacies as sushi, sasbimi and teppanH yaki For private parties there are four tatami rooms I available. 8 Lunch: !2pm to 3pm. Dinner 6>.sopm to llpm. I A® ..IH. A>*
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      688 15 CRYPTIC PUZZLE 1 Possibly melt a nor- HK HK E I 15 j6 H| 25 Append (3) ACROSS mally hard substance 27 Disorderly (5) (5) p P 28 Material form tusks (5) 3 Foreigners who have 2 Deals with a named Uai—LmJ 30 Sting (5) some,rollln 0 count,,- (7) TfTT
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      1386 15 TV and RADIO Comedy of lies yl^^^HX^t^^^^HErSHjnQ^^^H' Ed Begley Jr, Unda Purl, Wendy Crwnon, and Harry Anderson (fraaa Ml) In gpi—, Liee and Naked Thighs, tonight on BBC Sat 10.96pm OUR CHOICE ed plays with social themes, the moat SPIES, LIES AND NAKED THIGHS, P?jj 'J l 9?™" *1°°.??? I/i«
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  • SPORTS
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      Lock icon Bullets beat Blazers for fourth straight win
      337 16 BASKETBALL AP J&F MALONE scored 37 points and the Washington Bullets hit nine free throws in the final four minutes for a 104-05 victory over Portland Trail Blazers on Sunday night John Williams had 16 points and Bernard King 14 as the Bullets
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      The punter's favourite
      397 16  -  MARUMAN GOLF CLASSIC By CHARLES SAVAGE SAMSON QIMSON will be the punter s favourite at the Maruman Golf Classic this week after his close second place in the Martell Singapore PQA Championship on Sunday. Burly Samson lost by two strokes to American Peter Teravanien at the Singapore
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      GOLF RULES
      36 16 RULE 2.4—1 MOVEABLE OBSTRUCTION IP THE BALL DOES. NOT LIE IN Qfl ON THE OR5TOUCTION the obstruction iaay be f*EAAOVEp; ir TWfc BAi-L_ /W7/£S.,NO PENALTY 15 INCUR WD AND THE BALL- SHALL B£ RTPWVC-£x>
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      Lock icon Lendl wins Stockholm Open despite partisan crowd
      294 16 TENNIS AP IVAN LENDL loves hockey but he hates It when the fans behave like a hockey crowd at tennis matches. Lendl overcame a noisy, partitan crowd in his last two matches against Swedish players to win the Stockholm Open for the first
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      Lock icon Chang makes short work of Forget
      358 16 AP MICHAEL CHANG did not get his wish, and made Guy Forget pay it. Chang wanted badly to play John McEnroe but instead found himself opposing unseeded Forget in the final of the U*****,000 Wembley indoor championship on Sunday. He showed the Frenchman no
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      Horsing around at the WTC
      194 16  -  EXHIBITIONS JEROME FANDOR A R FORMAT (1987) Re Limited, the Singapore-based exhibition specialists, will mount the first ever exhibition of horse-racing and equestrian equipment to be held in Asia. Starting today, Equinex '89 brings 46 exhibitors representing 71 companies to the World Trade Centre Hall
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      44 16 Grand jD Hgn>in Pte. Ltd. extends a warm welcome to jfl §L J DR. Y. KATAYAMA President of MARUMAN GOLF CO., LTD, Japan for attending this prestigious event: maruman golf classicB9 SI NGAPORE w to be held at furong Country Club 15-19 November 1989.
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  • COMPANIES & STOCK MARKETS
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      Lock icon Sesdaq stocks: time to be more selective
      502 17 Mm < HOCK LOCK SIEW NEVER since its debut in February 1987 has Sesdaq enjoyed such a groundswell of support from investors. Handsome price gains have pushed most Sesdaq stocks to all-time or near all-time highs amid heavy trading. And for the first
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      Lock icon Oriental Bank to propose rights issue
      228 17 AFP MALAYSIAN-BASED ORIENTAL Bank Bhd said it would soon propose a rights issue to enlarge its share capital, which was slashed to M 52.25 million by a court order in June. The bank said in a statement yesterday that shareholders had injected $32.4 million
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      Lock icon Jardine unit in talks for HK$1.5b loan
      103 17 Reuter JARDINE Matheson Holdings Ltd subsidiary Jardine Matheson Co Ltd is negotiating with banks to raise a total of HK$l.5 billion, finance director Peter Collins said., "It's not a syndicated loan. We arrange bilateral agreements with individual banks, around 12 to 14 of
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      Lock icon Malaysian Pacific charts growth paths for the 1990s
      538 17 Bernama MALAYSIAN PACIFIC Industries Bhd (MPI) is to explore activities which will consolidate its core businesses and broaden its earnings base for further growth and stability, according to chairman Tan Sri Taib Haji Andak in his latest annual report. Tan Sri Taib
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      Wing Tai shareholders offered warrants priced at 64 cents each
      514 17  -  By ROSIE TAN THE MANAGERS of Wing Tai Holdings' $100 million bonda-cum-warrants iaaue have offered for sale 44 million warranta to Singapore-registered aharehoidera at a price of 64 cents eech on the besis of one wsrrsnt for every four shsree.
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      Lock icon Malayawata proposes M$86.7m rights issue
      277 17 Bernama MALAYAWATA STEEL Bhd haa proposed a one-for-one rights ieaue of 67.2 million new aharea priced at M 51.30 each. The company aald yesterday the proceeda of the righta iaaue, totalling $86.7 million, would be used to repay its term loan, on which $30 million
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      Lock icon Antah's after-tax profits jump 62pc
      234 17 Bernama WELL-DIVERSIFIED Antah Holdings Bhd has turned in s group after-tax profit of M 55.86 million for the half year ended Sep 30. 1989, up 62 per cent from MS3 63 million during the review period. At the pre-tax level, group profit smounted to M
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      Lock icon Three M'sian groups finalising several multi-million deals
      458 17 PROPOSED VENTURES INVOLVE PROPERTY AND MANUFACTURING NST THE JOINT conglomerate of IGB Corporation, Inter-Pacific group and Malayan United Industries (Mill) is on the verge of finalieing at leaat five joint ventures in property and manufacturing involving "tena of milliona of ringgit" in investment
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      Metal Box maintains interim profits despite higher cost
      306 17 IN SPITE OF higher cost packaging and can manufacturing group Metal Box Singapore Ltd haa managed to maintain ita earnings for the first six months of its current financial year. For the aix months ended Sep 30, 1960, group profits after tax
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      208 17 f Seminar on Corporate World, the Next Decade Dates: November 20th 21 st Singapore. November 23rd, 24th kuala Lumpur Venue: Singapore Mandarin Singapore Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur Hilton Time 8.00 am to 6.00 pm Sponsor: Corporate World Magazine, Kroll Associates Inc. USA Seminar Content jF 1) Due Diligence Analysis The
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      1099 18  -  bf ABDUL HADHI SESDAQ STOCKS stole the limelight in the local market yesterday. Counters listed in Sesdaq have become the focus of greater attention since the move to delist Malaysian shares from the local market was announced a couple of weeks ago
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      Unit trusts
      331 18 < AftonagwV prices Nov 14 1 la. Royal Trust Asset Mgt rr S'pofo Gf Fund 0JI* 087* rr Alio Poc Gf Fund 1 065 1.145 "Singapore Unit Trust Th*Co«M»rc* 118 125 Fund 101 107 S'lftr* frog Fund O AS 0.49 S'*r« Sac Fund 075 080 JO Invest Fund
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      50 18 QUINNE3B MALAYSIA BERHAD: EQM at the Executive Suite. Level 3. Holiday Villa. 9 Jalan SSI2/1, Subang Jaya. ***** Petaling Jaya, today at 11am BATU KAWAN BERHAO: EQM at the Company. Wiama Taiko. No. 1. Jalan S P Seenivasagam. ***** Ipoh. Perak. Malaysia, on Saturday. Nov 18. at 12.15pm
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    6046 18 Qr's Qr's 2 1989 Tel Last Vol Day Last Quota Dlv Otv rid Nat M Cap Hlg* Low Coda Company Sale or- ('000) High Low Buyer Sailer C'vr P/E fmll NOV 13 SESDAQ 964 120 I 4000 Amtek Eng 20# 354 cell +26 114 364 332 352
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      Lock icon KL stocks firm up slightly
      3494 19 MBT TRADING at the Kuala Lumpur stock market, which was fully done through the seml-automat-ed system yesterday, oot off to a mixed to firmer start with scattered dou-ble-digit gains posted. The open-outcry trading system was conducted for the last time last Friday as the remaining
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  • REGIONAL MARKETS
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      Lock icon Jakarta bourse shows signs of growing up
      608 20 Reuter THE JAKARTA stock exchange is pausing to draw breath, but analysts say that far from being discouraging, the slowdown is a sign that the market is growing up. In its heady days, new listings could not keep pace with demand as investors,
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      Lock icon ASB creates broader catchment area for bumiputra savings
      223 20 Bernama THE JUST-ANNOUNCED Amanah Saham Bumiputra unit trust scheme, to be launched in the new year, will offer a broader catchment area for bumiputra savings, Malaysian Institute of Economic Research executive director Datuk Or Kamal Salih said in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. It
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      Lock icon NZ electricity supplier to offer NZ$100m bond issue
      102 20 Reuter STATE-OWNED electricity supplier Electricity Corp of New Zealand Ltd is offering NZ$lOO million of June 1996 bonds on Nov 16. Electricorp said in a statement yesterday that the bonds would have a coupon of 10 per cent. The offering will be
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      Lock icon Kobe Steel to issue 200m new shares in Japan
      111 20 Reuter KOBE STEEL Ltd plana to issue 200 million new shares through public placement in the domestic market, the leading steelmaker said in a statement yesterday. Underwriters are Nomura Securities Co Ltd, Daiwa Securities Co Ltd. Yamaichi Securities Co Ltd, Nikko
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      Lock icon Nikkei at new high
      645 20 Tokyo Reuter THE Nikkei index inched up to a record cloaing high yeaterday in scattered, moderate trade. The key index also hit a record traded high yesterday morning. But despite the new highs the market lacked direction as investors searched restlessly for incentives. "It's a mundane
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      Lock icon Listless trading
      520 20 Australia Reuter AUSTRALIA'S share market slipped lower yesterday in a day of listless trading marked by small volumes and a lack of interest, brokers said. The All Ordinaries index closed 1.9 points off at 1,634.4, but was up from its earlier low at 1,828.5. Dealers said any positive
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      Prices easier in sluggish trade
      1241 20 Hongkong SHARE prices drifted lower in sluggish, directionless trsde snd meagre turnover yesterday. The Hang Seng index fell 10.53 points to 2.766.33 and ths broader-based Hongkong index 6.46 to 1.621.37. Turnover plummeted to HK5656.40 million from HKSI.II billion on Friday. Brokers said investors had over-reacted
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      Lock icon New Zealand: Firm finish
      172 20 Reuter A MILO late flurry of buying saw the share market close firm yesterday, and with the bid strong, brokers expect a positive day today. "It's looking good," one dealer said. However, another was more cautious. "I'm not saying it's going up, but I'm confident the
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      Lock icon Manila: Another record high
      187 20 Reuter THE market cioeed strong in active trade yesterday, pushing the Manila index to another record high of 1,382.48 points. "The market is positive because investors know for a fact that the Philippine Fund will be buying stocks here," said Kenneth See, executive vice-president of Sun
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      Lock icon Bangkok: Index at new high
      251 20 Reuter A FLOOD of orders for cement shares sent the Thai stock index surging to a record high of 740.01 yesterday. brokers said. The SET Index closed 17.27 points higher in very active trade. The previous record was set on Sep 13 when the index
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      Lock icon Seoul: Profit-taking
      179 20 Reuter SEOUL stocks fell yesterday as investors took profits from the gains made on three days of consecutive rises, kicked off by the index's largest one-day rise ever. The composite index was down 6.93 at 925.32, with trading active at 397.5 billion won against 332.7 billion in a
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      Lock icon Jakarta: Bullish sentiment
      101 20 Reuter JAKARTA stock market sentiment was bullish yesterday, but the index fell 1.68 points to 434.25 on a turnover of 984,514 shares, brokers said. "It's s good picture. The spirit of trade was still there," one broker said. Pharmaceutical firm Oankos Laboratories started trading its 525.000 shares
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      504 20 NOTICES FORM 65A STATUTORY DECLARATION BY I DIRECTORS OF COMPANY'S INABILITY TO CONTINUE BUSINESS BY REASON OF ITS LIABILITIES Name of Company: HOST MARKETING PTE i LTD We, Hon Kaw Fuk, Chai Kim San and Seow Eng Klat, Directors of Host Marketing Pte Ltd hereby declare that the Company cannot
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      412 20 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 50 AND ARCON (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company deemed to have been held on 7 November 1989 at 10 Collyer Quay #21-01 Ocean Building S pore 0104, the following resolutions were passed pursuant to Section 179(6)
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      21 20 KM a SINGAPORE MONTHLY BUSINESS MAGAZINE OF I l\ BUSINESS I «E 1 KDS I J !ST 1 Aj NOVEMBER 1989
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      30 20 Seoul price* were not available. The Taipei market was doaed yesterday lor Sun Yat-Sen'a birthday. The Bombay report waa not available at preaa-tlme. Executive Jobs... in BT's Weekend Edition j
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  • INTERNATIONAL COMPANY NEWS
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      Lock icon EUROPEAN MARKETS ROUNDUP
      1173 21 Reuter LONDON: The technical rally which has pushed London shares nearly 7 per cent higher in the past two weeks continued yesterday as market makers once again moved prices ahead in extremely thin volume. At 12.06pm (1206 GMT), the key Financial Times-Stock Exchange 100-share index was 12
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      Lock icon Two Swiss bank chiefs call for electronic share trading
      572 21 Reuter SWITZERLAND'S two biggest commercial banks have urged development of an electronic share trading system as part of a programme to streamline and modernise the country's stock markets. The calls from Union Bank of Switzerland (ÜBS) and Swiss Bank Corp (SBC)
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      Lock icon Philip Morris move based on confidence, say analysts
      518 21 Reuter PHILIP MORRIS has agreed to sell its stake in Rothmans International pic at a big profit because its global tobacco operations are strong enough that it no longer needs a European partner, say industry analysts. "When Philip Morris acquired its (29.35
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      London's Takeover Panel gets new head
      275 21 GEOFFREY BARNETT, director of Baring Brothers Co in London, has been appointed the next director-general of the City's Panel on Takeovers and Mergers. He will take up the post next month. Mr Barnett, who will be on a two-year secondment, spent 18 years with
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      Lock icon Rating for Elders IXL's long-term unsecured debt lowered
      304 21 Reuter CREDIT SERVICE Australian Ratings Pty Ltd has sharply lowered its rating of the long-term unsecured debt of brewing and investment group Elders IXL Ltd to BB from Aminus. The private rating service, which last August placed Elders on a negative credit
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      6 21 Tha Belgian market was cfoaad yaalarday.
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      117 21 FOR WHO, WHAT, WHERE AND WHEN M ■HI V■ If" ADVERTISING MARKETING, in lIbI I Bak BUSINESS TIMES every Thursday, covers I|JH 111 Mm a sector of the economy comprising the country's communications muscle. lif I MM |v |m I" The page monitors business developments I■ IM I 111■■ I
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      823 21 NOTj£§§___^ SHERIFFS SALE MOTOR SHIP OR VESSEL "M.T. MAYA" (ADMIRALTY IN REM NO. 436 OF 1969) PARTICULARS OF VESSEL Name of Vessel "M.T. MAYA" Type of Vessel Twin screw, all welded steel construction pusher tug having a 3 tier superstructure Principal Dimensions 25m length (B P.) x 8.40 m breadth
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      52 21 OLLARS and non$en$ >Hf-v !«i a u t 1 •••!;> vw>c 1 j vp\ V. j VI i x y.v.. > v -3 r- fc j i T. Civ]3 !T I viill v.. a I -m T^r-- iJlmrr t*S2) mawkoFT^ 'Let's face it, if we were any more downscale, we'd
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    Lock icon US rapped for stand on tariff cuts
    477 22 TALKS WITH TRADE MINISTERS OF JAPAN, CANADA, EC AFP THE US came under fresh fire from trading partners in Hakone, Japan, yesterday for resisting across-the-board tariff cuts but made progress in gaining acceptance of its anti-drug crusade. The argument on tariffs "heated up
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    Lock icon Decisions not Germanys' alone: Kohl
    658 22 PROSPECTS OF GERMAN REUNIFICATION Reuter, AFP WEST GERMAN Chancellor Helmut Kohl yesterday called the division of Germany "antihistorical and implausible" but said that the Germans knew that they could not decide their future alone. *In an address prepared for delivery at the Catholic University of
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    Lock icon Non-communist elected East German Speaker
    192 22 Reuter, AP EAST GERMANY'S new-look Parliament held its first secret ballot yesterday and unexpectedly elected Guenther Maleuda of the Democratic Peasants' Party as its new Speaker. Mr Maleuda. 58. narrowly beat front-runner Manfred Gerlach of the Liberal Democratic Party in a cliff-hanger election unseen in
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    Lock icon KL urged to put resources into income-earning areas
    152 22 Bernama MALAYSIA must direct its resources to revenue-generating areas to maintain in the 1990s the growth rates it now enjoyed, Malaysian Institute of Economic Research executive director Datuk Or Kamal Salih said. Malaysia would then be able to record the average growth
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    424 22 Bernama MALAYSIA is ready to receive industries based on new technologies and the 1990s will witness the development of the nation's industrial sector in this direction, according to the country's Trade and Industry Minister, Datuk Seri Raiidah Aziz. "The time has long since
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    192 22 AFP THE FAVOURITES to win Namibia's pre-independence elections, the South West Africa People's Organisation (Swapo), fared surprisingly well from small white farming communities well away from Swapo'3 northern heartland, early results showed yesterday. Swapo won in the Maltahoehe district in the south
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    273 22 AFP THE FATE of the strategic western Cambodian town of Pailin was disputed yesterday, with a Hanoi-backed Cambodian government official saying that Phnom Penh troops had retaken it, while a Thai military source said that it remained in Khmer Rouge hands. A
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    222 22 AFP JAPAN'S trade surplus shrank 39 4 per cent from a year earlier to U554.66 billion in October, down sharply from U557.24 billion in September, the Finance Ministry said yesterday. Exports fell 1.9 per cent from last year to U5522.99 billion, down from
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    442 22  -  By RAHITA ELIAS THE PORT of Singapore Authority (PSA) will be Investing $716 million next year in port development to meet the increase in demand for its services. This was revealed by Or Hong Hai, chairman, Government Parliamentary Committee for Communications
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    76 22 Reuter COMEX GOLD futures rose sharply in early trading yesterday tied to a firmer overnight market consisting of steady Eurpoean demand for gold. Sentiment was boosted by London's morning gold fix as it reached a new seven-month high at U*****.05 an ounce. Commission house and trade buying in
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      45 22 AFP THE CZECHOSLOVAK Communist Party yesterday accused East Europe's communist leaders of "retreating" in the face of a Western-backed ideological offensive. Opponents of socialism had been given "a unique chance to seize power peacefully" in Hungary and Poland, it said. AFP
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      47 22 Bernama THE 588 projects approved by the Malaysian Industrial Development Authority in the first nine months of this year, involving proposed capital investments of M 59.4 billion, are expected to generate 118,000 Jobe, a Mida official said in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Bernama
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      34 22 Reuter FORMER New Zealand Prime Minister David Lange, hie personal life in tatters, said yesterday that he would remain in politics and would stand lor re-election in 1900.
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      32 22 AP NEWLY-ELECTED Lebaneae President Rene Mouawad yesterday asked Salim Hoes, a veteran prime minister, to form a national reconciliation government slated to end the nation's civil war. AP
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      35 22 Reuter SRI LANKA's most wanted rebel, Rohana Wijeweera, was killed in a shoot-out yeeterday a few hours after his arrest and his was body cremated in secret, the government said. Reuter
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      38 22 Reuter AT LEAST 72 Indian coal miners were trapped when a pit caved in yesterday and millions of gallons of water gushed in at a mine in Ranigunj, about 200 km from Calcutta. Reuter
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        92 23 Reuter AUSTRALIAN EXPORTS of beef and veal fell to 537,800 tonnes shipped weight in the year to June 30 from 615,900 tonnes in 1987/88, the Australian Meat and Livestock Corporation said in a statement yesterday. It said total exports of meet fell to 723,700 tonnes from
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        94 23 AFP NEPAL HAS ORDERED 50,000 tonnes of coal from Indonesia to meet urgent demands as India's trade blockade nears the nine-month mark, an official source said in Kathmandu on Saturday. The Indonesian coal, at 3,940 rupees (U*****.70) per tonne, is more expensive than Indian coal,
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        50 23 Reuter THE PHILIPPINE VESSEL Balsa 43, (6,615 dwt) is safe and enroute for Philadelphia after being mistakenly reported sunk in Mid-Atlantic on Nov 7, Lloyd's Shipping Intelligence said in London. The owners' representatives in New York said the vessel was safe and had no problems.
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        81 23 AP BRAZIL has signed an agreement with Japan to receive US$49O million in loans for development projects. The cost of the projects is more than US$9B5 million. The loans, payable over 18 years at 4 per cent annual interest, will be used for the modernisation of
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        103 23 AP A PANAMA cargo ship loaded with logs from Vietnam was found listing in Hongkong waters on Saturday, the Hongkong government reported. The 50-metre long Unex 1 sent distress signals to Hongkong authorities on its way to the British colony, saying it was listing 20
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      152 23 Reuter CONSOLIDATED Freightways Inc said its fourth quarter results will be near break-even and it may even have a loss. The company said: "There is nothing on the horizon indicating that we will recover in the fourth quarter from what has become a disappointing
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      974 23 Poge Column ABC Contoinerline Thirteen 5 Accord Shpg Ten 3/4 Albotros S«a-Air Seven 5 ARC I in* Seven 5 API Five 3-5 AfS Thirteen 3 AtcMwdw Shpg Twelve 3 Arrow lines Six 2/3 Ajion Express Tan 2/3 ANl Three 1/2 ASCI Five I Bolt Canada Line Eleven
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      Lock icon Japan's top five shipping companies swing back into black
      247 23 AFP JAPAN'S top five shipping companies chalked up healthy net profits in the six months ended September, the first time in eight years they all posted gains. According to unconsolidated financial reports released on Friday, the nation's biggest shipping firm, Nippon
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      S'pore can benefit from single European market: official
      336 23  -  By RAHITA ELIAS THE SINGLE European Market, and the resulting rise in business opportunities. can benefit Singapore in its role as South-east Asia's shipping hub, says a German port minister. Mr Konrad Kunick, Bremen's Minister for Ports. Shipping and Transportation, believes that
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      S'pore to woo Japanese ship owners and managers to set up base here
      421 23  -  SHIPPING MISSIONS TO US, EUROPE IN PIPELINE By JEAN FOONG A GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRY shipping mission is likely to visit Japan by the first half of next year to woo Japanese ship owners and managers to set up operations
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      148 23 Reuter A DUBAI-BASED consortium and the Algerian Public National Enterprise plan to build an aluminium smelter and related facilities in Algeria at an estimated cost of one billion dollars. The smelter's capacity of 220,000 tonnes per year could be extended to 330,000 tonnes.
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      285 23 Seatrade Week THE DIRECTOR for Investigations at the US Federal Maritime Commission has informed members of the International Association of Non-vessel Operating Common Carriers (NVOCCs) that the FMC's investigation into "malpractices" in the trans-Pacific trades was going much further than rebates. William Jarrell Smith,
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      Risk management should be concern of all ship managers
      768 24  -  SHIP MANAGEMENT By BRIAN JENNER, managing director, TMS Marine Services Pte Ltd THE BUSINESS of managing ships must be unique in the range and diversity of its perils and pitfalls. Coupled with its highly technical nature and geographical factors, the high
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      People in shipping
      308 24 MR MICHAEL LEE and Mr Robart Tan hava joined the Singapore office of Manley Stevens, an established international firm of average adjusters. Both men have been appointed directors in line with the group's expansion programme. Mr Lee and Mr Tan were among the first Singaporeans to join
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      HK owners alarmed by US threat to ban Panama ships
      664 24  -  By VONNIE BISHOP Writing for Shipping Times from Hongkong HONGKONG ship owners are concerned by the possibility of the US imposing a ban on Pan-amanian-flagged vessels visiting US ports from January next year. Or Hugo Torrijos, head of the Panamanian
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      Tanker rates
      272 24 THE UPWARD movement in tanker rates showed no sign of weakening over the past week, due to continued strong demand for tonnage, London brokers E A Gibson said on Friday. -The number of VLCCs and ULCC (very large and ultra large crude carriers, over 200,000 tonnes) fixed in
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      Tanker for Nestnord
      231 24 STATOIL, one of the largest oil producers in the North Sea. will add a new tanker of 112,000 deadweight tonnes (dwt) to the Nestnord Tankers pool when it joins the pool at the end of this month. Statoil has interests in oil and gas activities in the
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      SHIPS IN PORT
      1662 24 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES VnnI Voy No Bw«i Arrival Departure PVtppti WWi»»« Equator 3 1 38/89E K20 alongside 14.11/0900 Foirstor 21 in K36 alongside 13.11/ 2000 Inobokvxo 30/89 *28 alongside 13.11/ 1700 Jinhuquon 7 K30 alongside 1911/0600 Kola Benor E-821 K32 alongside 13.11/ 1500 Kola Motu E 825
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      474 25 DRY CARGO chartering on Friday remained quiet and generally featurelees after a fairly dull week. Brokers said ship owners may be looking to ease freight rate expectations, especially for grain loaders in the US where demand is drying up. But they said any fall would probably be limited
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      Shipping events
      460 25 Nov 13-17 Naval technology and shipboard electronics defence show, Shanghai, China. Nov 14 Mooring of large structures, lecture, Nautical Institute London Branch, 1215 hours (GMT), Noble House, 131 Aldersgate St, London ECI. (limited to 35 persons) Nov 14-18 Europort international shipbuilding, marine and port equipment exhibition, Amsterdam, The
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      10641 30 A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world The list below tabulates, by port of destination. the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of Singapore.
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      447 36 Reuter SHIPS using the Suez Canal will pay an average Increase in tolls of 5 par cant from Jan 1, Canal Authority chairman Ezzat Adal announced on Sunday. Mr Adal told a news conference at his headquarters the toll rise was
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      OOCL to complete ship replacement programme by Feb
      233 36 ORIENT OVERSEAS CONTAINER LINE (OOCL) plans to complete its ship replacement programme for the US East Coast trans-Atlantic service by February 1990, when it will have four 2,000 TEU vessels in service. The first of these vessels, the 26-knot OOCL Charger, sailed
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      Incentives spur imports of vessels
      194 36  -  By AL O LABITA, Jr Writing for Shipping Timaa from Manila THE PHILIPPINES' shipping industry has been importing heavily second-hand inter-island vessels, mostly Japanese-made, over the past nine months, official figures show. At least 25 shipping companies imported 33 vessels during the period to take
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      Consortia
      172 36 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between Far East/Europe, Far East/Psrsian Gulf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan, Far East/Mediterrsnean and Far East/Soutfi Africa: TRIO (Far East/Europe): Ben Line Containers Hapag-Uoyd Mitsui OSK Nippon Yusen Kaishs P O Containers Ltd ACE (Far East/Europe): "K" Line Neptune Orient Lines Orient Overseas Container Line SCANDUTCH
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      Labour shortage problem to be discussed at S'pore conference
      320 36 THE CURRENT labour shortage problem in shipping will be addressed at an international conference in Singapore this week. This shortage, particularly of qualified maritime professionals, is said to be the most serious threat to the industry's rscovery. The two-day International Manning
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      Conferences
      175 36 THE MAJOR shipping conferences operating between the Far Eaat and North America: Asia-North America Eastbound Rats Agreement (Far Eaat (excluding Japan)/North America) American Preaident Lines Sea-Land Neptune Orient Lines Msersk Line Nippon Yusen Kaiaha Line Mitsui OSK LI nee Nippon Liner system "K" Line Trane-Paclflc Westbound Rate Agreement (North
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      18 23 Lines and services represented by Members of the Registry of Accredited (fifrtNg*?.) Shipping Agents. Singapore National Shipping Association.
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      204 23 INSIDE Management of risks vital THE BUSINESS of managing ships must be unique in the range and diversity of its perils and pitfalls. Coupled with its highly technical nature and geographical factors, the high value of marine assets and the need to exercise safety plus care for the environment, a
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      254 31 ISai^HgBBH EXPORTS TO FAR EAST OUTBOUHO [PHI SIW MQ KEE HKC THY YOK HAS OS* HOB MOJ BUS KAi SHUN 169W 5W 19/11 "22/11 ~3Q2 4Q2 gtt IQ2 2Q2 1/12 3/12 GlO«Y ACtOIM 14,11 lt/11 a/11 23/11 25/11 3g» IQ2 2Q2 1/U 2/1? 1/12 3/12 Yl CHUN 207,N 22/11 23/11
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      1296 32 N. AMERICA-ATLANTIC COAST VOY •INOO •PK/PHG [sGP LB CHLS NFK NYC HFX NEPTUNE GARNET 23 13/11 14/11 16/11 9/12 19/12 21/12 23/12 27/12 OOCL FAIR 17 20/11 21/11 23/11 16/12 28/12 21/12 30/12 3/1 RAINBOW BRIOGE 21 27/11 21/11 30/11 23/12 2/1 4/1 i/1 10/1 OOCL FREEDOM 26 4/12 5/12
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      1278 32 Si (PTE) AUSTRALIA I J SINCAFORf'oi* Til U4WI (10 LINES) f». U4KO4 I I EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE I STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE S-por* P Kttoif fW< I Accapttrvg FCL/FCL Container* ffi&TCSSSSr 3£ K STm Mrw2E*m W» S?« a 4£ EE SE SSSSS! Wni china ocean shipping co., Peking I miioas».« u
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      685 32 VESSEL ETA SINGAPORE |KSTINATION TBN 17/11, ttfU DUBAI. DAMMAN, KUWAIT, DOHA, MUSCAT, BANNAMI m ABU DHABI A SHAftJAM TBN 15/11. 25/11 JEDOAM (LCL) WEEKLY 1 AQABA. HOOEIDAH ITBN 11/11. W1 H.KONG, KOBE, TOKYO, KEELUNG. I •LAOHSJUNG. MANILA BANGKOK, BUSAN JAKARTA TW 17/11, I*ll COLOMBO. KARACHI, BOMBAY] MADRAS. CALCUTTA B TBN
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      1485 33 NEPTUNE AGENCIES PTE LTD SINGAPORE S/yj <CR NO: **********0 E> yxz/ Bookings: UK/EUROPE *****53, *****19, AUST/INOIA/PAK-*****18 USA *****42/*****16, FAR EAST-*****48 B Documentation: *****44/*****14 mW Terminal: *****22 CFS: M 2 IMPORT: *****69/*****50 EXPORT: *****53/*****04 NEPLINE SDN BHD MALAYSIA K.L-*****33, P.Kelang *****87, Penang-*****0, J.Bahru-*****0, *****1 IB roa vaL/vov mn f*c scr hothkb
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      1055 33 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUILDING 55, Market Street Singapore 0104 Tel: *****33 (15 Lines) Terminal Office: *****41/2 Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** KMRC P KELANC MESSRS HAJ THONG SHIPPINC 127 PonoMStrool Pom* Maiayua M/S HANOI INC SYSTEM CO SON
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      572 34 fmfln 111 Wm INTEGRATED CONTAINER SERVICE MEMBER Of EACON SERVICE TO EAST MEDITERRANEAN NORTH CONTINENT EUROPE I OUTBOUND SIN ICA ANT ROM HBC RST W. ULBRICHT M* WU mi W2 W2 11/11 14/12 k WENOA 3W W~ 14/12 2S/U RfU 2t/12 01/01 ip. CROTEWOHL MP 14/U 2ifl2 W WOl 1/01
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      952 34 V«MI P KLC r*Q PC LmMmlv VMCMUAN an MAMCHUAM 21/19 tmttmmmlAmmmt M mbimi VMM! PUM PM Rtt M« rw SMANC CHENG Vll4 OJ* Off Ml 701 TAMC FANG ROO Vlli M/M 4/UllAl— M*l AccmfCL C«fi tm Mwr CMmm ports «M«* Voonl Pkl(+ Pm* SP** Blr NUA RANG ME M 17/W
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      220 34 FAST DIRECT REGULAR SERVICE TO I INDONESIA PORT PADANG/PK. BALAM SEMARANG/PANJANG/CIGADING/ BENGKULU VSL ETA ETO LOADING FOR DELI INDAH 16.11 89 17.11.89 PANJANG/PK BALAM NA6A JAVA In Port 10.11.89 PANJAN6 LAMPUNG JAVA 15.11.89 17.11.89 SEMARANG/PANJANG PINANG JAVA 15.1189 18.11.89 PANJAN6/PK. BALAM PERITA JAVA In Port 15.11.89 PANJAN6/JAKARTA ABADI JAVA 16.11.89
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      455 34 POSEIDON CONTAINER TRANSPORT GMBH HAMBURG TRANS-SIBERIAN CONTAINER SERVICE SOTRA GENERAL AGENTS ACCEPTING ALL FCL LCL CONVENTIONAL CARGOES AFGHANISTAN Hairaton, Tourghundi, Kabul, Herat, Mazar-1-Sharif, Mashad, Kushka IRAN :Djulfa, Astara VIA ILYICHEVSK ETD SINGAPORE 19/11, 30/11, 01/12, 13/12, 14/12, 20/12, 23/12, 03/1, 04/1 [EUROPE :To all inland points: VIA VOSTOCHNY Poland, Bulgaria,
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      507 34 ASEAN PORTS Ngow Hock Agency Co Ltd BKK (Tel: *****80) Ivwo. w awcwxxg s; i. AHM PIYA BMUM JM IVU S* Ufll Sim BMUM QM Fri iw hi «Q1 jEMUMK UMj Frt 17/11 Mm g JARU BMUM MM _Su« HQI 9* 22Q1 piya bmum anw wn 2201 ix aqi Sim
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      1682 35 VESSEL VOY SINGAPORE KHF/DUBAI KARACHI LANKA SIRI 130W 23/11 LANKA SRIMANI 72W 24/11 4/12 LANKA SIRI 131W 08/12 LANKA SIRI 132W 27/12 I ALSO ACCEPTING CARGO (FCL/LCL) FOR: I A) INDIAN PORTS MADRAS; TUTICORIN; COCHIN; MANGALORE; BOMBAY B) ARABIAN GULF PORTS 1 SHARJAH; DUBAI; BAHRAIN; DAMMAM; KUWAIT; MUSCAT C) RED
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      242 35 ACCEPTING FCL AND CONVENTIONAL CWKO ETA LOAOtNQ FOR BPOWE ABBAY WONZ 21/12 OAAESSALAAM. MOMBASA. OJWOUTI VOY 22W8 ASSAB MASSAWA. HOOEKMM ABYOT 20/1 DAfIESBALAAM. MOMBASA. OJWOUTI VOY 20WB ASSAB. MASSAWA. HOOEKMH ANOMET 11/2 DAAESSALAAM. MOMBASA. OJWOUTI VOY IMW ASSAB MASSAWA HOOEIOAh H MEN HUNG LINE FULLY CONTAINERISED FORTNIGHTLY LINER SERVICE TO
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      429 35 ZTJTrt^haskaiT LAUT FULLY CONTAINERISED REGIONAL FEEDER SERVICE TWICE-WEEKLY/WEEKLY FIXED DAY SCHEDULE BETWEEN THE PORTS OF S PORE, INDONESIA, MALAYSIA ft THAILAND ALSO ACCEPTING LCL CARGO TO JKT, PKG, PNG AND, BKK. FOR BOOKINGS CALL SPECARGO FORWARDING AT TEL *****55 SINGAPORE INDONESIA SERVICE i i i VSL VOY SIN JKT PAJ
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      308 35 BAY OF BENGAL SERVICES VESSELS WY 811 BAA CAL CM I lIY CALABAR 79CNB 16/11 21/11 SUSAK 88N 17/11 23/11 GONCHAROV *****9 17/11 22/11 TIGER BAY 87N 18/11 24/11 LEUVE 9114 20/11 25/11 28/11 VERMILLION BAY VOBW 23/11 7/12 I. YANBURENKO *****9 24/11 1/12 PAITHOON V3OW 2811 13/12 CALABAR 80CNB
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      150 35 K WE HAVE GOT THE FASTEST TRANSIT TIME TO AUSTRALIA! NEXT VESSEL: M.V. "TNT EXPRESS V 2354 ETA 20 NOV '89 4 W Only 7 days to Fremantle! Only 12 days to Melbourne! Only 16 days to Sydney! i FROM USA/CANADA/EUROPE/MEDITERRANEAN t v |w wfi fu |h— [am Lh> |s>w
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      1046 36 OMR MPW I IRA p.- i», I k i-iu. i~ i~ i~ ig i- R-j se s^gapore LS [iMftt WUTAM6 |<JB WT AUI6*TOO HtlOt 7j5» Pfll M<U IMIU jg MfU MTU MfU W OIU I DIRECT EVERY [UriNA MITAM |VJM "am" AUWATOW MB VJMB g a<U a<U a/U am PfU
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      144 36 Regional Weather 7 SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 0730 HOURS ON NOV 14, 1989. LEGEND R Thuhderstorm Temperature c Weather —Wind direction with speed in knots y Shower Rom Wove height Cloudy Sky Surface winds are indicated by arrows which fly with the wind One full circle represents calm
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