The Business Times, 22 January 1990

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES MCI (P) 170/12/89 MONDAY, JANUARY 22, 1990 75 CENTS
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  • Article
    SES proposes an increase in capital base
    465 1  -  NET CAPITAL OF $3 MILLION RECOMMENDED FOR MEMBER FIRMS By AMY BALAN THE STOCK EXCHANGE of Singapore is proposing to push up the capital base of its member firms as part of a series of continuing measures to strengthen the securities industry. BT
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    Sembawang invests in Indon venture
    778 1  -  By LINDA CHEE Shipping Correspondent in Jakarta FLUSH WITH FUNDS after restructuring, the Sembawang Group has embarked on an ambitious acquisition path starting from Indonesia's western industrial frontier. From a war chest of nearly Ss3oo million, the group, through Sembawang Engineering, is investing in a
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    Lock icon Thailand and France predict solution to Cambodia soon
    188 1 AFP A NEGOTIATED solution to Cambodia's 11-year-old war between its Vietnam-in-stalled government and a Chinese-sup-ported guerilla opposition could come soon, according to the French and Thai prime ministers. Thai Prime Minister Chatichai Choonhavan and French Prime Minister Michel Rocard concurred in talks
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    Lock icon Azerbaijani gun battle leaves 100 people dead: nationalist sources
    494 1 AFP MORE THAN a hundred people died in a gun battle which raged late on Saturday around the Salianovski barracks in Baku, capital of Azerbaijan, nationalist sources reached by telephone from Moscow said yesterday. The claim came after Soviet President Mikhail
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  • Article
    Rice price steadies, mixed views on the trend for this year
    522 1  -  By ANNA TEO PRICES OF RICE have steadied since the last round of increases last July. Views are mixed, however. about whether they will hold firm or drop this year. Last year, when prices of Thai rice went up
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    Lock icon Direct Imports from S'pore expected to end Johor's cement shortage soon
    141 1 Bernama THE SHORTAGE of cement in Johor is expected to be reeolved soon with Kedah Si men Sdn Bhd being allowed to import it directly from Singapore to meet demand. The Trade and Industry Ministry's enforcement unit chief, Mr
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      361 1 I EXECUTIVE I PLACEMENTS 1 ft *****62 MANAGEMENT Small businesses in Singapore are known for their sturdy independence. Rare is the small enterprise that seeks the help of external consultants. PAGE 2 Ny 'W Once a tottering dinosaur, British Steel, stood for a time for all that was bad about
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      216 1 Khmer Rouge holds the key to UN ptan, PAGE 7 Gorbachev deals with ethnic unrest, PAGE 6 EC foreign ministers stress support for Gorbachev, BACK PAGE fftTkPW f Company SERVICES v v 3k I 1 kI; I V N#Wi 14,15 Aircraft Sch«dul« 4 SES introducing Market courses on options Commodittee
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      6 1 Courses on options trading, PAGE 14
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  • MANAGEMENT
    • Article, Illustration
      Lock icon The consultant as friend, mentor and guide
      1488 2  -  Small businesses in Singapore are known for their sturdy independence. Rare is the small enterprise that seeks the help of external consultants. But this is slowly changing. And taking note of the change, consultants are beginning to pay closer attention to the special
      Singapore Business  -  1,488 words
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      Lock icon Higher productivity need not be linked to job satisfaction
      577 2 FT ARE PEOPLE who feel satisfied in their jobs more productive than thoee who do not? The consensus among managers seems to be that the answer is yes. But the known facts contradict that commonsense belief. Studies of types of workers
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      Lock icon Gaining power and muscle from an extra brain
      771 3  -  Andrew jack on a growing phenomenon in corporate life in the US ANDREW JACK FT YVONNE SHEPHARD, division manager for new business development at AT&T, has found her mentor to be valuable. She explains: "I made a presentation to senior staff, and
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      From the brink of disaster to new life
      757 3  -  Once a tottering dinosaur, British Steel, stood for a time for all that was bad about state enterprise. But not any more. CHUANG PECK MING reports on the lessons of British Steel and the man who presided over its remarkable turnaround. CHUANG
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      The right way to computerise your operations
      406 3  -  Spotlight on Management By GEORGE LYE (George Lye is senior consulting manager of Ernst A Young Consultants Pts Ltd.) MANY PITFALLS litter the road to implementing a successful computer system. The following are some ways to avoid them. The first step is to
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      41 3 We're moving into the new decade and beyond with our new name and logo Distribution Pte Ltd ATJ HEAD OFFICE: CWT DISTRIPARK 47/47 A JALAN BUROH, SINGAPORE 2261. TEL: *****22 FAX: *****90 TELEX: RS ***** (formerly Container Warehousing Transportation Pte Ltd)
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  • REGIONAL BUSINESS & POLITICS
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      Lock icon Bullish prospects for Malaysia
      554 4 Research manager forecasts good corporate earnings Bernama MALAYSIA can expect 1990 to be another bullish year due to the strong economic performance which will result in good corporate earnings, a researcher with a securities firm said in Kuala Lumpur. The research manager of TA Securities Sdn
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      Lock icon Mahathir warns villagers of tactics used by opposing group
      379 4 Bernama MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Seri Or Mahathir Mohamad has warned the people of the activities of a certain group visiting various villages trying to garner support. "This group cast vsrious allegations against the government in view of the coming general
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      Lock icon JB municipality to be expanded to 200 sq km in five years
      219 4 Bernama THE JOHOR BARU Municipality will be expanded from the present 119.5 sq km to 200 sq km within the next five years, Johor Menteri Besar Tan Sri Haji Muhyiddin Yaaain says. The chief minister said in the
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      Lock icon Sabah seeks higher oil royalty
      94 4 Bernama THE Sabah government wants sn increase in Its oil royslty, from the present 5 per cent, to compensate for the loes of revenue from the propoeed reduction of log exports, Chief Minister Datuk Seri Joseph Psirin Kitingan said in Penang last Saturday. Datuk Seri
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      Lock icon Matsushita wants lower duty on video cameras
      196 4 AFP MATSUSHITA Salea and Service Sendirian Berhad, a unit of Japan'a Matsushita group, says it is appealing to the Malaysisn Trsde and Industry Ministry to lower the import duty on video cameras. Kaz Nakajima, managing director of the local company, said in Kuala
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      Lock icon Taiwan emerges as top export market for US produce
      597 4 AP THE NO 1 EXPORT GROWTH MARKET for American farmers over the next few years will be Taiwan, says the US Agriculture Department. Singapore, trailing a little behind, will be the eighth largeet. A new study by the department s Foreign
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      Lock icon Aquino rules out special election, denies US pressure
      429 4 AFP, Reuter PHILIPPINE President Corszon Aquino he* ruled out e special election before her term expires in 1002 end says the would reject such e cell even if it were suggested by the United States. Mrs Aquino made the statement In Menile
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      Lock icon Shell expresses confidence in Philippines
      214 4 AFP THE PHILIPPINE subsidiary of Shell Oil has not changed its investment plans despite the bloody coup attempt laat month, the head of the company says. W Adrian Loader, who assumed the presidency of Pilipinaa Shell on Jan 1. said in Manila laat Friday that
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      1050 4 ARRIVALS Operator dffVKf number Mm* From MAS SU MAS SAW MAS SU CTA MAS su GU MA SU IOM QPA GU SU TMA TtY GU SU CAL THA MAS MAS SU SU SU SU SU SU THA SU GU SU tJA IDA THA CPA THY CAL PAS
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      24 4 LONDON HdSnv oHy the following morning. Ctil ytmr trtvrl tgrnt or Air C*n*U M 7J2IJSJ A BREATH OF FRESH AIR 1 Air Canada 25
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  • WORLD BUSINESS & POLITICS
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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  • FOCUS
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      Lock icon Show of force put to the test
      976 6 US watches with grave concern What are the implications of President Mikhail Gorbachev sending the Soviet army into Azerbaijan? Mr Gorbachev is unlikely to be thrown out of power, but the ailing Soviet economy will worsen. Focus looks at these issues and at
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      Lock icon Feud effects ripple through Soviet economy
      653 6 Reuter CRISIS in the southern Soviet Union spells more bad news for the Soviet economy, already hit by nationwide social and labour unrest that started last summer. Civil war and civil uprisings as a result of the feud between the republics of Azerbaijan and
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      Lock icon Enter the Soviet army
      693 6 The Economist AFTER the revolution of 1917, civil war erupted throughout the old tsarist empire; Lenin had to deploy troops in 1918-21 as province after province declared independence. After the near-revolution of the late *****, six republics have been edging towards independence snd near-civil war has
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      88 6 fbree daily flights to Bangkok leaving at strategic times of the day, the only difficult choice you have to make is to decide whether you breakfast, lunch or dinner on boar3^^ iir,! c i n i >i «r LI BV V >9 IWL W wp^y|g,jJr v T« >J *^nPff V
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  • PERSPECTIVE
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      Lock icon Major reshuffle in Chinese leadership ih the offing?
      583 7 NYT TUfT WHISPERS among Chinese officials these days are all about pogif struggles or major reshuffles in the leadership. .30any of the whispers concern a*possible demotion for Prime Minister Li Peng. :-The problem with assessing tha tumours is that Mr Li appefrt
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      Lock icon Malaysians on big spending spree
      530 7 Consumer boom worries economists Reuter ONLY FOUR YEARS after Malaysia's worst post-war recession, Malaysians are spending like there is no tomorrow. Swelled by an economic revival, the ranks of the nation's middle class are snapping up electronic gadgets, packing into expensive restaurants and booking overseas
      Reuter  -  530 words
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      Lock icon Khmer Rouge holds the key to UN plan
      1159 7 Deadlock in Cambodia A plan endorsed by the five members of the United Nations Security Council to have an interim UN administration in Cambodia was supported by several countries, Singapore included. But the whole plan hinges on whether the Khmer Rouge would
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Lock icon C$ expected to trade down to near US$0.82 by July
      797 8  -  After dipping briefly below the US$O.7O level in early 1986, the Canadian dollar has traded steadily higher for the past four years and has begun the new decade hovering near the US$O.B6 level. However, a combination of poor Canadian trade
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      FOREX MARKETS: WEEKLY ROUND-UPS
      542 8 AFTER starting off the week in trendless trading, the US dollar rallied on Thursday when the US Trade figures and the Consumer Price Index were released. The dollar gained against both the West German mark and the Swiss currency in New York, hitting a high of
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      Lock icon ASIAN CURRENCIES
      477 8 AFP THE Japaness yen hit s fourmonth low sgainst the US dollsr laat week as most Asian currencies continued to lose ground sgainst the greenbsck. The Indonesian rupiah slipped to snother record low. Only the Singapore and New Zealand dollars rssisted the downward trend, strsngthing slightly sgainst the
      AFP  -  477 words
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon Gold & financial futures
      306 9 Gold financial futures Sin Huat Bullion (S) LAST MONDAY, Loco London gold opened at US$412.20 per troy oz and, aided by further declines in the US and Japanese Stock Markets, touched the week's high of $416.80 just As.business started at the New York Comex on toyHowever. when buying faltered at
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      Asian dollar market
      242 9 ASIAN CURRENCY av«rag« deposit rates for th« w—k «nd«d January 19 MO PRICES High Low US t 7 day* 0 1/4 8 1/8 1 month 8 1/4 8 1/• 2 months 8 3/16 1/8 3 muiths 8 1/4 8 1/8 6 month* 8 3/8 8 1/8 9
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      Prime lending rates
      540 9 tndjclM thm mm« d «w prkiM tending rata* ol 12 majof banks In S'por* PLR of banks at tha cloaa of buatnaaa on Friday, Jan 19 aa •uppllad by tha Aaaociation of Bank# In Singapore: RANK PL* ASH tank 6* Aflfed Irfdt lank KC 6% AwwHun Eiprtn
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      Burns Philp gets US$150m credit from 16 Japanese banks
      220 9  -  By HONG LEE TIAM A PANEL of 16 Japanese banks has lined up US$l5O million worth of revolving credit for Australia's Burns Philp and Co Ltd, and its subsidiaries. With the growing stature of Singapore as a loan-syndication centre, nine of
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      Thailand to set up credit fund for exporters
      95 9 THAILAND will establish an export credit guarantee fund to cover credit risks for exporters as a measure to help booet the country's exports, according to a Thai Finance Ministry report. Thai Deputy Finance Miniater Suchon Champoonot said the decision to set up
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      Lock icon Malaysians organise talks on making Labuan a financial centre
      327 9 Bernama THE MALAYSIAN government has recently announced that Labuan. an island off the coast of Sabah, will be made into a tax haven and international offshore financial centre. This is to rival, if not replace Hongkong and Singapore as a rallying
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      Lock icon DG Bank latest to join moves to open offices in East Germany
      345 9 AFP WEST GERMAN banks, eaoer to play an active role in opening up Eaat Germany's economy, are moving their pawns forward in that country, financial observers say. In the latest move, Deutsche Genoesenschaft Bank (DG Bank) announced on
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  • COMMODITIES
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      Lock icon KL sees healthy rise in palm oil sales despite US campaign
      229 10 AFP MALAYSIA sold a record 5.1 million tonnes of palm oil last year, almost 19 per cent more than in 1988 despite claims in the United States that the oil triggers health problems, an industry official said. Last year's
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      Lock icon Sarawak raises log export quota to 15pc
      145 10 Bernama THE SARAWAK government is increasing the log export quota by five percentage points to 15 per cent with effect from July 1 to meet the demand of local timber processing. Chief Minister Tan Sri Haji Abdul Taib Mahmud said the schedule to
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      Lock icon Big losers nickel and aluminium hit two-year lows
      970 10 WEEKLY ROUND-UPS AFP LONDON Metal Exchange (LME) metals were all in retreat last week, with nickel and aluminium the biggest losers, both hitting two-year lows. Losses were due largely to growing concern over slower US economic growth this year, and against this
      AFP  -  970 words
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      Palm Oil
      190 10 THE physical crude palm oil (CPO) market closed lower on speculative selling pressure. January noted bids ranging from M$670 to MS687.50 against sellers at MS675 to MS807. February rbd olein was offered at US$272.50 a tonne and March at US$277.50. ROTTERDAM: Closing prteM on ion 19 Potm ofl
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      Lock icon Crude Oil and Products
      146 10 Telerate FUEL oil pricea ended the week almoat $6 mt lower from week earlier levels. Bearish fundamentals of ever-supply In February pressured prices lower. The sharp swings In crude futures did little to support fuel oil price*. Price* fell below $100 mt fob Sing at mid-week
      Telerate  -  146 words
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      Produce Prices
      200 10 Chlneee Produce Exchange Sellon' noon doting prkos on January 20 (SS/100 kg) Coconut oil Ml FOB 79.00 OW drum FOB 93.00 Now drum FOB 89.00 Copra Mixed (too**) 41.00 Pepper ..ihho '▼VUnTO* WTWTW FOB NtW 392.50 Sarawak wNto FOB faq NIW 382.50 Sarawak ipodal Mack FOB NIW 322.50
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      Lock icon KL Tin
      206 10 Bernama TIN PRICC shod 20 eon to dooo at MSI 7.70 par kg on Iho Kuala Lumpur Tin Market (KLTM) last week on lack of buying wppiffl and aelllnn •w'''ptwaaUiW. WOfKliy, vw nwißi extended the prevloao week's downtrend, falling 10 eon lo MSI 7.71 a kg due to
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      London Markets
      200 10 London Commodity Exchange Buyer/Seller dosing prices 00 Jan 19 (£/tonne unless specified). Previous closing prices in parenthesis. Coffee Jan 573/574 (570/571) High/Low 575/570 Mar 588/590 (590/591) High/Low 596/588 Safes (2785) Cocoa Mar 621/622 (626/627) High/Low 628/621 May 635/636 (637/638) High/low 640/634 Sal*i Sugar No 6 FOB (US$/tonne) Mar
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      Lock icon Rubber
      104 10 Bernama THE Malaysian rubber market closed lower laat week on lack of buying support and absence of fresh loads. February SMR 20 buyer dropped 1.5 cents to 208 cents a kg while February international ones RSS buyer fell a cent to 223.50 cents. Dealers said trading remained thin on
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      Comex gold/silver futures
      151 10 Gold futures on January 19, 1990 100 tray ouncax USS par tray own OfM U* Ion 90 410.00 -.20 M> 411.00 412.10 409.00 41X90 -.30 Mor 413.00 411.00 ***** 41X40 -JO Apr 417.00 41X40 414JO 41X40 -.30 Jwn 421.70 423.40 41X70 421 JO -JO Aug 42X00 42X00
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      Lock icon Soybean
      203 10 Reuter CBOT soybean future* closed lower, with late commercial selling driving prices to near session lows at the close. Light export demand for soybeans, plus an increasing belief in the market that US supplies will be ample for demand until the South American harvest starts in late February, kept
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      Wheat
      149 10 CBOT soft red winter wheat futures closed lower, led by losses in old-crop con trects. The completion of the Soviet Union's latest EEP wheat business weighed on nearby wheat because it may signal a near-term end to large wheat sales, sources said. Atao, the Soviets mede lerge purchases of
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    Sime Singapore surges ahead
    523 12 A BT SPECIAL ADVERTISING FEATURE S LAST YEAR was a good year for Si me Singapore, with most core areas reporting better results. The group announced record profits, citing the buoyant economy, and the introduction of new products and car models as the main reasons. For
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    A journey through the years
    647 12 SIME SINGAPORE Ltd, part of the Sime Darby Group, was established in 1975 to create a separate and stronger identity for its operations in Singapore and Brunei. Since then, Sime Singapore has grown from a unit with profits of about $100,000 in its first year
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    THE MEN AT THE HELM
    682 13 THE SIME Singapore board comprises six non-executive directors and four executive directors: MICHAEL WONG PAKSHONG, the chairman, also serves on the Sime Darby Bhd board in Malaysia. A director of a number of companies including Great Eastern Life Assurance and OCBC. Mr Wong has extensive
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    Business strength in diversity
    598 13 SIME SINGAPORE activities range from cars to cartons, and from wines to winches. With about 1,200 employees, Sime operates in Singapore, Thailand, IndoQ&sia and Brunei through a network of 36 subsidiary companies and associates. It has six core businesses, supplemented by a services group: PACKAGING Packaging
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  • COMPANIES & MARKETS
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      Call by SES to put dealers on options trading courses
      603 14  -  At least one dealer from each member firm; separate courses for public By ANDREA BORCH TO ACQUAINT the investing public with "puts" snd "calls." the Stock Exchange of Singapore is offering courses on options trading. Furthermore, the exchange is requiring
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      487 14 WNTA KELLAS Investments pic's proposed purchase of the entire share capital in Pengurusan Lebuhraya Bhd (PL) from United Engineers (Malaysia) Bhd (UEM) has been approved by the Malaysian Foreign Investment Committee and Capital issues Committee. The purchase involves the acquisition of five million shares in PL for M
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      Lock icon Everpeace Corp expects revamp approval by mid-year
      350 14 MBT EVERPEACE Corporation Bhd's proposed reconstruction scheme is still with the authorities and approval is expected to be obtained around mid-year. Speaking to reporters after the company's annual general meeting in Kuala Lumpur on Friday. Bumiputra Merchant Bankers general manager Yap Chee Keong
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      Lock icon PVC outlook bright for Scientex
      442 14 MBT THE POLYVINYLCHLORIDE (PVC) market in Malaysia, which has been growing st an average 15 per cent over the paat few years, is envisaged to expand between 15 and 20 per cent in the medium term. The PVC materials industry outlook appears optimistic given the
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      Lock icon Mycom expects to remain in the red until June 1991
      545 14 MBT ELECTRICAL consumer products manufacturer Mycom, which is proposing a one-for-one rights issue of 12.5 million shares and a special issue of 6.25 million shares at Msl par apiece, expects to remain in the red for the years ending June
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      Lock icon Arab-Malaysian FPT's income exceeds forecast
      243 14 Bernama ARAB-MALAYSIAN First Property Trust (AMFPT) has reported a net pre-tax income less transfer to maintenance reserve of M 51.752 million or 4.99 sen per unit on an annualised basis for the first accounting period ended Dec 31, 1969. Arab-Malaysian Property Trust Management Bhd, on
      Bernama  -  243 words
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      MCB Holdings: post-tax loss of M$2.17m for interim
      192 14 MCB HOLDINGS BHD has slipped into the red for the interim period ended September 1960 with a group post-tax loss of M 52.17 million on a 16 per cent reduction in turnover. The property based company said the lower turnover was due
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    • COMPANY NEWS
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        Lock icon Bolton's proposed purchase of Mimco likely to get through
        1084 15 MBT DIVERSIFICATION-WISE, it looks Ilk* Bolton Propertiee It now doing somewhere after alt these y««ri Bolton first ennounced movee to branch out into manufacturing, elbett without much sucoeee, aa early aa 1966. Aa one inveetment obaarvar put U: "Bolton haa baan
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        Lock icon Lim Thiam Leong: the men behind Bolton Properties
        242 15 MBT BOLTON Properties chairman Tan Sri Llm Thlam Laong, in hi* 70s, has been the moving force behind the group. A well-known industrialist end philanthropist who has given donetions to welters association# and the National Defence Fund, he was at one time
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        Lock icon Seoul's plan to privatise Korea Heavy fails again
        154 15 Reuter SOUTH KOREA'S plan to auction oft state-run Korea Heavy Industries and Construction Co has failed again. State radio aaid the government called off a plan to hold an auction on Jan 24 after only one company Kia Motor Corp sent an
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        Lock icon Former Goldcorp director arrested
        200 15 AFP FRAUD SQUAD detectives yesterday srrested Raymond Smith, former director of the collapaed investment company Goldcorp Holdings Ltd, as he returned to New Zealand from the United Statea. Fraud squad head Detective Inspector lan Haetinga aaid in a statement Smith had been charged on four counta
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        Lock icon Ok Tedl mine reopens
        149 15 Reuter OK TEDI MINING Lid's copper end gold mine in westem Papua New Guinea has reopened and was in full production after s blockade of the mine's sccees road was lifted. Ok Tedi managing director Richard Carter said yesterday. Landowners set up the blockade on Thursday
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        587 15  -  LINDA CHEE, Shipping Correspondent HONOKONQ-BABEO International Maritime Carrier* (IMC), which was listed on ths local stock exchange last month, has plans to move iti technical operations from Hongkong to Bingspore. As a sign of Its greater preeence in this area. the shipping
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        1235 16  -  Singapore By WILLIAM CHIA FOLLOWING last week's lack of trading direction, the local bourse is expected to remain volatile this week. Most brokers expect trading activity this week to be lethargic as punters stay sidelined ahead of the long Chinese New Year holidays
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        208 16 Rises Rwtong Bhd 50* 176 +49.2% +58 CASH 50f 126 +46.5% +40 Fab«r M«rNn 84 +27.3% +18 MuJphci InH 50f 64% +18.3% +10 Satvrat R«s 84% +15 8% +11% Sung* Way 396 +14.5% +50 S P K S*ntosa 194 +14.1% +24 Tongkah Hldgs 193 +12.2% +21 Johan Htdgs
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        1248 17 Hongkong DBS Securities THE HONGKONG MARKET last week was largely affected by overseas volatility which brought a lot of anxiety among local investors. Share prices fell sharply on Monday, sentiment being dragged down by the 71-point slump on Wall Street the previous Friday and the
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        863 17 I K.Lumpur MBT BULLS took boating last week after eight weeks of unabated advance and share prices fell back to cloee weaker on the Kuala Lumpur stock market. Even then, scattered hefty gains were registered due to speculative buying. Much of the
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        251 17 AFP INDIAN stock markets slumped last week, ending a remarkable bull run. as the reality of an economic crunch facing the new government hit nervous invesThe bears reigned supreme over the week, which ended on Friday in a drastic reversal of a
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        138 17 AFP THE JAKARTA Stock Exchange (JSE) eased slightly in mixed trading last week as investors marked time after the previous week's 13 per cent gain. The JSE index closed on Friday at 451.306. down 2 per cent from the previous week's closs of 460.532.
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        597 18 Tokyo AFP SHARE PRICES suffered a hefty setback for the third week in a row on the Tokyo Stock Exchange as higher interest rates, a weaker yen and political uncertainty at home and in the Soviet Union dulled investor enthusiasm. The market's yardstick
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        363 18 1 Sydney AFP BEARISH NEWS from overseas markets and unreet In Papua New Guinea saw the Australian share market fall over the week. The main market indicator the All Ordinariee index flniehed the week at 1073.0 points, down 30.0 points on the
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        483 18 NYT OLD MONEY. America has always been fascinated by family wealth, rooted in some corporate bedrock and carefully handed down from one generation to the next. Perhape the volatility of today's marketplace haa heightened the vague sense that inherited wealth is somehow more stable
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        559 18 New York AP WHATEVER DANCE the stock and bond markets do in the daya and weeks ahead, chairman Alan Greenspan of the Federal Reeerve Board is likely to be calling the tune. That's the near-unani-moue expectation on Wall Street as Mr Greenepan
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        Stocks dragged down by consumer spending figures, TSE gloom
        895 18  -  London By RAY HEATH Writing for BT from London THE SPENDING HABIT of the British is becoming an uncontrollable monkey on the stock market's back. Every time it seems to have been safely locked up in Its cage. It eecapea. and
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        707 19 New York Reuter WALL STREET STOCKS ended moderately ahead on Friday, supported by technical buying, a rebound from an overaold condition and interest in a smattering of special situationa. The expirations of certain futures and options contracts had little impact on the market "The imbalances looked
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        946 19 London Reuter SHARES were mostly moderately easier in thin late trading on Friday as the market remained in a gloomy mood despite an early gain on Wall Street. "Market makers have been pushing prices down all week in a vain attempt to second guess Wall Street
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        462 19 NYT RUPERT MURDOCH, the Austra-lian-born entrepreneur, announced on Saturday that hla company had bought 50 per cent of two independent Hungarian newspapers, making him the first Westerner to make a significant investment in Eaatern Europe's emerging free press. The newspapers to be financed by
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        Lock icon French chemical company agrees to buy Rorer Group for US$3.2 billion
        552 19 NYT THE RORER GROUP INC hss signed a preliminary agreement with Rhone-Poulenc SA, the chemical company owned by the French government, to merge with Rhone-Poulenc's pharmaceutical operations. Rorer said the deal valued its stock at US$73 a share, or
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        327 19 NYT THE PAINE WEBBER GROUP has reported sharply higher fourth-quarter earnings despite the generally poor conditions throughout the securities industry. Paine Webber reported earnings ot US$lO.9 million, or 20 US cents a share, up from U*****,000 in the 1988 quarter. Revenues roee a little
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        Lock icon Rhone-Poulenc denies leak on deal
        355 19 NYT RHONE-POULENC SA. the stateowned French chemicals concern, denied on Friday that it was the source of a leak about its planned merger with Rorer Group Inc of the United States. The US Securities and Exchange Commission has filed charges of illegal insider trading against
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      122 15 /y;-. -J{F\ H >/ V V Singaport '90 a BT special supplement Following a successful debut last year, Business Times second maritime supplement will be published on February 7,1990 the very day that the Singaport '90 conference and exhibition begins. The supplement will feature exclusive articles written by industry experts
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      1029 15 HMPB Harrisons Malaysian Plantations Berhad (Incorporated in Malaysia) NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING NOTICE OHEREBY GIVEN that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company will be hsM at fw TbeatroOS, Ground Floor, Bangunan MIOF, Jalan Tun Razak, ***** Koala Lumpur, on Wednesday, February 21,1990, at 11.00 a.m. lor tw purpota
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      371 18 NOTICES THE AYER MOLEK RUBBER COMPANY BERHAD (Incorporated In Malysla) NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tie SeventyRfth Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at the registered office No. 22 (Upper Floor of No. 20), Jalan Hang Jebat, ***** Meiaka, on Tuesday, 27 February 1990
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      358 18 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, I, Neo Kim Her of Block 120 Bcdok Reservoir Road #12-174 Singapore 1647, have applied for a Reuil Liquor Shop licence in respect of premises at M/S Golden Bamboo Brothers Mini Supermart at Blk 441 Pasir Rfa Dr. f #01-50 Singapore 1851. and that
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  • SPORTS
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      539 20 GOLF NYT PETER JACOBSEN is determined to put past disappointments behind him as he tries to win his first PGA Tour tournament in six years at the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic. Jacobsen fired a 66 at Indian Welle on Saturday to poet a
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      370 20 CRICKET AFP PAKISTAN FOUGHT hard yesterday after tea to recover from a devastating start to its second innings on the third day of the second cricket Test at the Adelaide Oval. Pakistan lost its first four wickets for 11 runs to an outswinger attack by paceman
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      Lock icon Johnson formally stripped of world records
      184 20 ATHLETICS AFP THE INTERNATIONAL Amateur Athletic Federation (lAAF) haa stripped Canadian sprinter Ben Johnson of his world records but wishes him a successful comeback, lAAF preeident Primo Nebiolo said. "We wish Johnson to compete with great success and great satisfaction," he said yesterday after
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      Lock icon Wilkens' hopes for 700th win dashed
      398 20 BASKETBALL AP NINE STRAIGHT POINTS In overtime by Derek Harper spoiled Cleveland coach Lenny Wilkens' bid for his 700 th victory as the Dallas Mavericks defeated the Cavaliers 105-96. Harper hit four straight baskets, including a 3pointer with 17.7 seconds left in overtime, to
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      Lock icon Abusive McEnroe disqualified
      854 20 TENNIS AP JOHN McENROE. reverting back to his old behaviour by cursing the umpire and throwing rackets, was disqualified yesterday from the Australian Open for conduct code violations. The action by umpire Gerry Armstrong, with McEnroe leading Mikael Pernfors 9*l. 4-6. 7-5, 2-4 in a fourth-round match,
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      Lock icon Skaardal scores surprise win
      434 20 SKIING AP UPSTART NORWEGIAN downhill racer Atle Skaardai whipped the sport s recognised stars when he won the first ever World Cup two-leg sprint downhill in Kitzbuehel on Saturday. Skaardai. with a combined time of 2 minutes 26.20 seconds, finished the race two hundredths of a
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      Lock icon Moon makes good vow to restore reputation
      279 20 BOXING AFP SOUTH KOREAN Moon Sur>g-Kil took the World Boxing Council (WBC) super-flyweight title from Ghana's Nana Yaw Konadu in a unanimous decision in Seoul on Saturday, delivering on a vow to restore his reputation. The referee stopped the bout after nine rounds
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  • THE ARTS
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      A coherent, thoroughly enjoyable performance of Carmina Burana
      1042 21  -  MUSIC By P Y VAN THE SPECTACULAR fireworks along the Singapore River last Friday evening signalled the start of the Chinese Cultural Month and, coincidentally. also announced the Singapore Symphony Chorus' 10th Anniversary. Inside the Victoria Concert Hall, the gallant Singapore Symphony
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      Satie and Schubert from two Singapore-born musicians
      1354 21  -  CD REVIEWS By J GORDON Piano Music by Eric Satto YMMn Scow, piano Hyperion C0A***** Schubori Sonatac 0 959 A D 960 Mchryn Tan, fortcpiano EMI CDC 7 ***** 2 FOR SEOW YIT KIN and Melvyn Tan, the world has provened to bo
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      337 21 AFP CELLIST Mstislav Rostropovich and his wife, singer Galina Vishnevskaya, said they regarded Moscow's move to restore their citizenship a "straightforward, open admission of a mistake made in the past". The couple have been living in exile in the West
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      1277 21  -  We've all heard of Gustav Mahler, but Hans Rott is a name only the most devout Mahlerites could know, and they only dimly.: Yet, after borrowing the score of Rotfs First Symphony, Mahler was said to have been flabbergasted at how vividly his music
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      648 23  -  DANCE By JACK ANDERSON NYT DRAMA IS DANCING its way into choreographic abstractions. A remarkable number of modern dancers are offering works which, because they are plotless, could be termed abstract; at the same time, they appear to concern changing human relationships. Productions of
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      693 23  -  OPERA By DAVID STEVENS IHT THE HISTORY of La Scala in this century is writtan mainly, if not exclusively, in the namas of its musical directors, first Arturo Toacanini, than Victor da Sabata, mora recantly Claudio Abbado and now Riccardo Muti.
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      778 22 Hn iUn SBC 12 3.50 Musical Interlude (C). MO When Dawn Breaks (C. Ep 16). 1.30 Drama Swasta Mak Teh (Pt 2). lln TllP mP3T 4.15 The Doris Day Show The Buddy 10.35 Bewildered (C, Ep 14). 5.37 Isyak Prayer Call. \J II 111 V/ UV/U l 7.30 PM Opening
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      602 23 CRYPTIC PUZZLE 11 Wrongdoing (5) ACROSS 12 Take P'oasure ln (5) 13 Simple countryman (7) 1 Mostly cold, it can 15 Devoured (3) taste hot (5) 17 i W7y u\ 6 Bill Bailey rhymes it 18 Fiah rma n (6 cheerfully (5) 19 (5) 9 Bird route on which x
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      762 23 RADIO BBC Highlight es on the novelist Catherine Cookson, who has sold P 80 million books worldwide. The Literary North, 4.15pm Some of the greatest figures in English literature n3olo 0 Hlgnllgnt were born and lived in Northern England. Their The World of Books 900pm works spring from a deep
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      Give NS men and reservists more recognition: BG Yeo
      252 24 A quick look at Saturday's main news IT WOULD ONLY BE "right and fair" that national servicemen and reservists get a lot more recognition from society for their contribution to the country's defence, said Brigadier-General (Reservist) George Yeo. The increased recognition
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      Aim for global role, Teng Cheong advises Singapore managers
      114 24 THE FUTURE for Singapore companies and their managers lies in their ability to manage international businesses professionally and profitably, said Second Deputy Prime Minister Ong Teng Cheong. "The way to the future is not to restrict ourselves to managing business within
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      New EDB unit set up to focus on sectors requiring creative talent
      121 24 THE ECONOMIC Development Board has set up a Creative Services Strategic Business Unit to focus on the various industries and services sectors that require creative talent. EDB managing director Tan Chin Nam announced that a committee comprising both
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      Six shophouses in South Bridge Road to be improved and preserved
      77 24 LISTED Eu Yan Sang Holdings, which owns six shophouses in South Bridge Road, is investing $4 million in an upgrading-cum-preservation project over the next 21 months. Four of the six shophouses are to get a facelift to brighten up
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      Muis head cautions against aggressive proselytisation
      99 24 ATTEMPTS TO PROVOKE, proselytise, and propagate one's faith insensitively and aggressively can only bring about negative reaction, warned Mr Ridzwan Dzafir, head of Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura (Muis). In a message read at the 40th anniversary celebration of the Inter-Religious Organisation (IRO), Mr Dzafir
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      Good times seen this year for top local contractors
      81 24 WITH LARGE public sector projects of over $30 million each contributing to a total of $1.8 billion worth of projects this year, top local contractors can look forward to a promising 1990, said Senior Parliamentary Secretary (National Development) Lee Yiok Seng.
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    489 24 Reuter EUROPEAN COMMUNITY foreign ministers have given strong support to Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev, backing his call for a 35-nation East-West summit this year to forge a new European order. At informal talks over dinner on Saturday, the 12 ministers said they regretted
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    180 24 Reuter CHINA has renewed its propaganda war with Taiwan, accusing the Nationalist government of undermining recent progress in improving relations by supporting dissidents exiled from the mainland. A commentary in the official Outlook magazine due to be published today and previewed by the
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    CCCs urged to take lead in raising money for Charity Fund
    178 24 GRASSROOTS groups, such as the citizens' consultative committees (CCCa), were yesterday urged to take the lead in raising money for the 25th Anniversary Charity Fund. Mr Wong Kan Seng, Minister for Foreign Affairs and Community Development said that CCCa,
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    220 24 AFP US OFFICIALS have urged restraint in the Soviet republic of Azerbaijan, where Soviet troops intervened to end ethnic clashes between Azeris and Armenians. "We regret the already heavy loss of life and call upon all involved to act with restraint in the use
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    204 24 AFP TAIWAN is ready to offer financial aid to five Eastern European nations through its Internationsl Economic Development and Cooperation Fund. Vice-Economic Minister Wang Chien-ehien said. Hungary. Poland, Yugoslavia. Czechoeiovakia and East Germany would be eligible for aid from the US$l.2 billion
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    Lock icon Taiwanese economic team to visit N Korea
    139 24 AFP NORTH KOREA will welcome an unprecedented economic mission from Taiwan in April, a move that could end the estrangement between the two Asian neighbours, the Nlhon Keizai economic newspaper said on Saturday. The paper said Taiwan government officials might possibly join the
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    EDB seeking out growth-oriented SMEs
    210 24 IN ITS ON-GOING drive to help small and medium enterprises (SMEs). the Economic Development Board will be focusing on local companies which have the potential to become world-class. According to a press statement, the board will step up efforts to seek out growth-oriented SMEs and
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    Lock icon Beijing, Taipei form high-powered committees to foster trade
    177 24 AFP HIGH-POWERED COMMITTEES have been formed in China and Taiwan to develop trade across the Taiwan Strait despite Taipei's ban on contacts with the mainland, the official China Daily in Beijing said yesterday. The two "intermediary committees" were formally established and held
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    299 24 AFP EUROPEAN COMMUNITY foreign ministers have failed to agree in Dublin on an accelerated EC membership for East Germany, but did find common ground on aid for Romania and Poland. Ministers also agreed in principle late on Saturday to a Soviet
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      33 24 Bernama FORMER Malaysian deputy prima minister Datuk Musa Hitam said yaatarday the conflict of views between him and Datuk Seri Or Mahathir Mohamad haa generally been resolved. Bern ama
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      51 24 AFP SOVIET Deputy Foreign Minister Igor Rogachev said in Bangkok yesterday that his country had reduced its military activity in the Aaia-Pacif-ic region. He called on countriea there with faatgrowing economies to increase their economic relations with Moscow, a Thai Engliah-language daily. The Nation, reported.
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      42 24 AFP SOUTH KOREAN Preeident Roh Tae-Woo will meet with two oppoeition leaders today to agree 'in principle' on the formation of a new political party, a spokesman for the opposition Reunification Democratic Party (RDP) announced yesterday. AFP
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      40 24 Reuter NATO haa scrapped an ambitious multinational plan to build a frigate for the 21et century and another project lo build a new European fighter ia in deep trouble, diplomets and officials said in Bruasels yesterday.
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      37 24 AFP LESS than half tha population of Britain it confidant that tha monarchy will survive tha coming cantury. according to an opinion poll published in tha London Sunday Times yesterday AFP
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      937 24 Free clippings of BT exclusive stories Free copies of these exclusive stories in last week's Business Times are now available. 1. Why Keppel is hungry to buy into Philippine construction giant EEI (Jan 15). 2. Chinese authorities grumble too many trade fairs here hurt Hongkong. A BT exclusive. (Jan 15).
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        71 25 AFP SHIP CARGO HANDLED in all Philippine ports increased by 9.4 per cent to 79.29 million tonnes from January to November 1989 in year-on-year figures, the Philippine tarts Authority said on Friday. The total compared to 72.45 million tonnes for the same period in 1988.
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        112 25 Bernama A TEAM OF JAPANESE EXPERTS are in Malaysia to conduct a study on the development of Rajang Port, the Japanese embassy said in a statement last week. Besides holding talks with officers from various ministries and with the Rajang Port officials, the team will
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        86 25 AP FERRY CREWS RETURNED TO WORK last Friday, ending a three-day nationwide strike in Bangladesh after the government promised to review a law subjecting the workers to jail terms and fines for shipping accidents. The strike had stranded thousands of people in Bangladesh
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        94 25 Reuter FAST ICE PERSISTS at and off Leningrad and in the Qulf of Finland and the Bothnian Bay, the Maritime Research Institute reported. It said ice-breaker help would be further restricted at Finnish ports from January 19. Its latest review said only ships of Finnish-Swedish ice
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        89 25 Reuter THE BRITISH OIL/CHEMICAL TANKER. Product Splendor, which had been adrift in the channel, was provided with diesel fuel and fuel injector parts on Jan 17 and is proceeding to Immingham, Lloyds Shipping Intelligence Service reports. The 29,802 dwt vessel is in ballast and gas free
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      PSA courses on port management and operations
      156 25 THE PORT of Singapore Authority (PSA) will offer a series of courses on port management and operations through its Singapore Port Institute (SPI) from March to November. The 12 courses, which will each last about one to two weeks, are designed for senior
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      309 25 Reuter A SHORTAGE of railcars to move grain from key midwestern US producing states to ports for export has developed again due to recent heavy Soviet Union purchases. the Association of American Railroads said. The rail system is also under pressure because more grain
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      498 25  -  cur Distribution Pte Ltd By RAHITA ELIAS SINGAPORE'S leading private wsrehouse operstor CWT Distribution will have a new name, corporate logo and image from today, heralding the company's new thrust as it rides the present crest. Formerly called Container Warehousing Transportation
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      466 25  -  By OTHMAN ABU BAKAR MALAYSIAN rubber shippers fear freight rates could soar by 25 per cent when the Far Eastern Freight Conference terminal handling charges (THC) are imposed early next year. An exporter said that with the THC, most rubber exporters will pay
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      318 25  -  By YAMIN VONG MALAYSIAN container terminal operator NCT will open its second depot with a capacity of 900 20-foot equivalent units (TEUs) today. The company will also add two acres to its existing Terminal One. which has a capacity of 1,500
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      Transhipment business extending the influence of Gulf ports
      1756 26 FOLLOWING THE ENDING OF hostilities between Iran and Iraq last year, much has been written concerning renewed business opportunities in the Middle East. In terms of container shipping, attention has tended to focus on the development of ports in the United Arab
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      826 26 THIS twice weekly report, compiled by Cockett Marin* Oil Ltd, shows pries ranges in US dollars instead of single prices for a more comprehensive description of the market. Prices shown are based on average-sized stem. Market movements are indicated. The Cockett Bunker Price Index change and the
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      861 27 Dry cargo freight rates continued stable and few fixtures were reported. Dealers said the outlook is increasingly bearish with s steady build-up in tonnage available in the Atlantic from around mid-February. There were reports of a fixture from the US Qulf to Japan at a firmer rate of
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      7621 32 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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      2885 39 Who acts for whom A B Accord Shpg Accord Shpg Re Ltd (S)/Accord Contr Line (M) Sdn Bhd (PK)/Accord Contr Line (PG) Sdn Bhd (PN). ABC Contolncrtlne NV KYC Line (S)/Renown Shpg (PK/PN). Ahrenklel Liner Kim Shpg A Trdg (S). Aibetroe See-Air Service Frata Shpg Re Ltd (S). Alfred C
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      Decline in growth rate of Hongkong's container port likely to continue
      564 40 THE GROWTH OF Hongkong's container port slowed substantially in 1989 and will contract severely in the next two years, says a senior port operator. Mr Mark Leese, Modern Terminals' managing director, says that growth last year which had slowed
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      290 40 Reuter THE SOUTH AFRICAN Maize Board said a delay in the shipment of some cargoes of maize to Taiwan was not a breach of contract. The Maize Board said in a statement its contract with the Taiwanese made provision for
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      160 40 Reuter THE SAINT LAWRENCE Seaway Corp said it will send a delegation to Europe and the Soviet Union in March to promote the use of the seaway given the potential for increased trade with North America. "New trade opportunities are developing in Europe and
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      Lock icon Conrail buyback seen as good defence
      393 40 Reuter CONSOLIDATED Rail Corps planned US$l.3 billion buyback of some one-third of its shares lessens its vulnerability to a takeover attempt, analysts said. They said Conrail's move discouraged a potential buyout by raising the stock price end adding debt to its balance sheet. "(Conrail)
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      193 40 Reuter ROYAL DUTCH/Shell Group unit Shell Gas Nigeria BV said that, acting on behalf of the Nigeria LNG project, it haa exercised an option to buy two Swedish-built liquified natural gas (LNG) carriers. Shell said in a statement it bought the ships from Zenit
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      151 40 Reuter BATON ROUGE port officials are pressing Louisiana congressmen and state legislators for a project that would deepen the Mississippi River from mile 181, near Donaldsonville, Louisiana, to mile 232 at Baton Rouge. Port officials want the river dredged to a minimum of 45
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      251 40 FIVE BULK CARRIERS were sold to Norwegian buyers for around US$B2 million. These were the Wani River (45,090 dwt. built in 1984), Lakenes (45,090 dwt, built in 1984), Wani Hunter (30,027 dwt, built in 1985), Spraynes (30,027 dwt. built in 1984) and Wani Lake (29,448 dwt, built in 1985).
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      160 25 INSIDE Transhipment and Gulf ports FOLLOWING the ending of hostilities between Iran end Ireq last year, much has been written concerning renewed businees opportunities in the Middle East. It is especially intereeting to dwell on how, through the development and encouragement of transhipment businees, Gulf ports ere extending their catchment
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      29 29 REGULAR SERVICE TO KARACHI f S PORE LOADING FOR I TBN 10/2 KARACHI I *»lKi: SHWUSAWA MCISMM N.T.V. TMWWRTAIW CO. (FT*) LTD. T«t awa tie m *i«ii ne hmm
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      1334 31 i.iiJii; PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES (PTE) LTD I******** J Jf Jgg PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street Singapore 0106, Tel: *****33 Ift mi VOY SIN JKT MY VOY HKQ YOK MOO KOO MM Kit RAO MM haj ouamq aw mm ttm 2s/oi mm lm 14/02 tvu i«m im r\m mm nm OOWA
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      658 31 EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT SPORt PRIAM HON HAM R*NAVtN ROAM NAVRi tarn *n na un iw im an m m» I. wmt an I*2 I*2 I*2 120 Mg ritm ww m on mi aa on ItaLi bprw Iff 2*2 W2 22/2 I*2 2*2 w m w w Kju 11/7
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      298 31 DJASAGETRI A Joint Europe S«rvic« Of: P.T. DJAKARTA LLOYD iX 6ESURI LLOYD p.t. ummu iMomn e.t. mum hot r CM MMWIIM7IIWM D S PRE LUNAR NEW TEAR LOADERS FOR AMSTERDAM/ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG, BREMEN, ANTWERP ■V lAAS VLLAI HI 21/VB LIAMNI STME 21 JAN 27 JAN ACCEPTING CONTAINER CARGO AS WELL AS
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      251 32 M WEEKLY STRAITS/MADRAS CONTAINER SERVICE I DA LY LCL RECEIVING AT OWN CFS I PENANG VESSEL "1 p KEUNG (SPOREI P* MADRAS (FEEDER) liJ $1 9I T 1 BOOKINGS: S'PORE *****22 PK 03) *****77 PEN (04) *****6 m aMAC-NELS AGENCIES PTE LTD.,SINGAPORE TEL: *****02(1MP) *****22(EXP) PENANG tEL: (04) *****6 KK
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      173 32 MAN ILA/SAI PAN/GUAM DIRECT SERVICE (BREAK-BULK/CONTAINER) VESSEL SPORE MANILA SAIPAN GUAM SPARKLEVS 31/1 7/2 14/2 15/2 SPARKLE 27/2 1/3 113 M 0 SPARKLE V 7 26/3 2/4 S/4 10/4 (MICRONESIA PORTS DIRECT CALL SUBJECT TO INDUCEMENT) GUAM SAIPAN SERVICE (VIA HK) FEEDER SPORE MOTHER H/K 6UAM SAIPAN TBN 13/2 O
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      395 32 /HYUNDAI MERCHAMT MAMNE CO. LTD. EABTBOUND TO USA WEtTPOUHP FROM U«A TO P>W aw hkg lbh oak ka FROM PtW LBN on «a MM LALANOIA X 27/H mm ltfßt Z2JB QBE HYUNDAI CO—A WW IJN M/ 12 2*12 «M HfBI HYUNDAI CHALLENGER HI IW M Wl Off MK HYUNDAI PIONEER
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      144 34 EUROLINES N.V. ANTWERP BREAKBULK SERVICE TO NORTH CONTINENT KK S PORE PK LOADING FOR lOCLOS LEGEND In Pt 23/1 ROT/BRE AGENTS TRANSOCEAN LINERS (PTE) LTD TEL *****33 P KLANG AGENTS BOUSTEAO SHIPPING AGENCIES SON BHD K.L Ta *****00 PX TEL *****01 mmm bintang mas shipping pte ltd Tel *****11/*****73 TU:
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      1452 35 NEPTUNE AGENCIES PTE LTD SINGAPORE (Qp **********0 E) Bookings: UK/EUROPE *****53, *****19, AUST/INDIA/PAK-*****18 M M USA *****42/*****16, FAR EAST-*****48 Documentation: *****44/*****14 Terminal: *****22 CFS: M 2 IMPORT: *****69/*****50 VMHp EXPORT: *****53/*****04 NEPLINE SDN BHD MALAYSIA K.L-*****33, P.Kelang-*****87, Penang-*****0, J.Bahru-*****3, *****4 M V9^L 0y 551 2&/01 36/01 Normandie Bride* 4W 27/01
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      1147 37 (ESSEL .VOY SINGAPORE KHF/DUBAI KARACHI I *NKA SRIMANI 74W 27/1 22/2 15/2 I *NKA SRIMATHI 73W 05/2 22/2 19/2 I \NKA RUWAN 3W 15/2 I ISO ACCEPTING CARGO (FCL/LCL) FOR; I INDIAN PORTS J MADRAS; TUTICORIN; COCHIN; MANGALORE; BOMBAY I ARABIAN GULF PORTS I SHARJAH; DUBAI; BAHRAIN; DAMMAM; KUWAIT; MUSCAT
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      225 37 HHP) ACCEPTING FCL AND CONVENTIONAL PEN/PKQ ETA LOAOtNQ FOR SPO«€ ANOINEI 3/2 OARESSALAAM MOMBASA. DJIBOUTI VOY 18WB ASSAB MASSAWA HOOEtOAH ABBAV ttOHl 5/3 OARESSALAAM MOMBASA. OMOUTI 1 VOY 23W8 ASSAB. MASSAWA. HOOEIOAH H KIEN HUNG LINE FULLY CONTAINERISED FORTNIGHTLY LINER SERVICE TO MAURITIUS AND SOUTH AFRICA ACCEPTING BOTH FCL/LCL CARGO
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      666 37 WpULAU LAUT FULLY CONTAINERISED REGIONAL FEEDER SERVICE TWICE-WEEKLY/WEEKLY FIXED DAY SCHEDULE BETWEEN THE PORTS OF S'PORE, INDONESIA, MALAYSIA A THAILAND ALSO ACCEPTING LCL CARGO TO JKT, PKG, PNG AND, BKK. FOR BOOKINGS CALL SPECARGO FORWARDING AT TEL: *****55 y, M4QAPOBI HK>ON«HA XBVICE g VSL VOY SIN JKT PAJ SIN TANAH
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      813 37 ITHHI BAY OF BENGAL SERVICES KMfLS WY SIM iAA Ct« lIT EAGLE SEA VIM SLO 27/1 SUSAK 9SN IN PT 29/1 LEUVE 0117 IN PT 2S/1 TIGER RIVER OCNB IN PT 20/1 VERMILION BAY 10 IN PT 5/2 PAITHOON 32W 20/1 1/2 ILOVIK KN 27/1 3/2 I YAMBURENKO H2SJOQ 20/1
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      733 38 v. devapores 4 a "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" J W ACCEPTING BREAKBULK/FCL/SOC CARGOES TO/FROM 6 4 CALLAO, MATARANI, ILO* ft OTHER PERUVIAN PORTS' 9 p WITH T/S AT KOBE ON CPV THROUGH BILL OF LADING. E P Penang* P. Kelang* Singapore A d KAMALEVEftETT 21/23 Jan B B THOMASEVERETT 3/4 Feb
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      595 38 FULL CONTAINER SERVICE KcaatlM FCL/LCL carfeee to USA Eaet Weet Coaet Caribbean,Ea«t Cam*. HAITI CuatMula and Honduras WL frPOW MAINLIMM |LAX |KST fSAV [NYC MFX I« OSAKA 0/1 tW LIVOCNO 21/2 2/1 S/l W *1 A VESSEL 27/1 2RR Livoono 21/2 2/1 W 70 I M A. VESSEL 2/2 2MI
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      705 38 Msing kwang hang MfPMQ A TRANaPONTATION (TTI) LTO WEEKLY LCL/FCL SERVICE I VESSEL |S PORE [JAKARTA ISURABAYA~| JENWEL 24/1 Z7/1 [jEHHOC 82/1 127/1 [VESSEL [SPORE [BANGKOK A VESSEL 27/1 30/1 |A VESSEL I 3/2 6/2 DESTINATIONS ETA SINGAPORE PORT KELANG 26 JAN MANILA 22 JAN HONG KONG. ALL CHINA PORTS
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      472 38 PERINTIS LINE ll WEEKLY FULL CONTAINER SERVICE ACCEPTING ALL FCL CARGOES BETWEEN SINGAPORE AND JAKARTA SURABAYA VESSEL VOY SINGAPORE JAKARTA ETA ETD ETA ETO PRASETIA 62-63 A 27/1 28/1 30/1 31/1 64-65 A 3/2 4/2 6/2 7/2 66-67 A 10/2 11/2 13/2 14/2 SURABAYA TANTO UTAMA 56-57 24/1 24/1 27/1
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      466 38 m aup 28/1 KEELUNG/KAOHSIUNG 27/1 BANGKOK 26/1 MANILA 27/1 JAKARTA 26/1 PORT KELANG/PENANG 25/1 BUSAN 30/1 TOKYO/YOKO/KOBE 25/1 HONG KONG also accepting cargo to Huancpu/Shenzhen/Fuzhou/ Xiamen/Xingang/Shanfhai l!M 27/1 LDN/FLX/LVP/SOU 27/1 RDM/HAM/ANT/LE HAVRE/GENOA also accepting cargo to Austria/ Hungary/Roumania/Poiand/Bulgaria/Czech. SIN Mtt/CMUA 25/1 LA./NYC/SFO 25/1 VANCOUVER/TORONTO/MONTREAL sin mjMUMBLBMm 27/1 SYD/MELB/ADEL/FREM 27/1 AUCKLAND/WELLINGTON
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      371 39 mmmmm samudbia moonesm (si son wTli is mocallum street #i4-e4 natwest centre ■■JEmh lhi|ipM ItM Telex: MUM I Tel: 222 4MI Fu; 22S M—nmiiniiiiyiiiiiJiiiMifi CONTAINER SERVICE S4N-JKT-SIN VOV IT A SIN ETA JKT MY PELOPOR 926 27/1 30/1 M.V. PELOPOR 927 3/2 ft/2 M V. PELOPOR 920 10/2 13/2 M.V.
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      469 39 —7Tn4y^-7XA«-A/2 PENANG-M KL: allied-LINK SINGAPORE: /vT^X 04-*****2 09-*****55 778 6522(22 LINES) (SfITA V M*rln* Ong Susan Ng/Chrtetlne CMm AMc YmMwc Yao VL^ 7 transintra X 4 •ippmg (Singapore) private limited Cargo bookings Tel: *****H (5 LINES) lOAGOHOY 6-8 Feb MNL BISLIG TBN 3-6 Mar MNL PATRAIKOS 5/2 Hongkong, Shanghai, Busan
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      232 39 I VESSEL SM *m. DSN HBY LONDON BRIDGE VOY36W 2(V01 31/01 05/02 08/02 OHFU VOY 01W 29/01 08/02 13/02 20/02 ALS PROSPERITY VOYO2W 07/02 TB/02 23/02 OMIT Accepting FCL tor Johannesburg WML RBY DSN PTL SM ALS STRENGTH VOY33E 12/01 15/01 20/01 01/02 ALS ENOEAVOUR VOY34E OMIT 25/01 30/01 11/02
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      902 40 UK/CONTINENT (TRIO) M^H I B€NAvoft ar "»risr g" S gar.,,, <»..»«*—."-**< HH|H ISE&USy* ih 2? 3 iZtt***-.******* QQ^H j HAMBURG EXPRESS Iff |»g 2»2 22/J I*2 2Sfl I MEDITERRANEAN MED CLUB)* JEDDAH [HiworTl PlrMut B'catoni M'millm G*no> TrMt ?if! sens si js ,s s i ffl I OCEANUS OSAKA hi
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      146 40 tOOEj «W S lII2OE Regional 10y [IIOE SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 0790 HOURS ON JAN 22,1900. LEGEND R Thunderstorm Temperature c /C\ y pr Weather Wind direction with speed m knots Ram Cloudy Sky W Ve he,9ht Surface winds ore indicated by arrows which fly with the wind
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