The Business Times, 23 February 1990

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES MCI (P) 170/12/89 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1990 75 CENTS
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  • FINANCIAL MARKETS
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      Lock icon Dow higher
      43 1 Reuter WALL STREET stocks opened higher yesterday following Tokyo's slightly higher close after a 1161-point drop in the previous session. The Dow Jones Industrial Index was ahead 10 at 2594 in early trade and gainers led declining issues by two-to-one. Reuter
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      Lock icon Footsle up
      46 1 AP LONDON shares wsrs mostly highsr at midday yesterday, boosted by better-than expected earnings reported by the chemicals giant Imperial Chemical Industries pic. At 1215 QMT, the Financial Times-Stock Exchange 100-share index was up 5.6 points, or 0.2 per cent, at 2,265.3 points. AP
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      Stock Indices wiocx inoK»wi
      48 1 Thursday ST Induitriah Index 1,562.53 (+18.11) tT-MGA Index 789.23 8.48 NST lndu<trlaJ index 3,078.82 (-10.27 HK Hang Seng Index 2,927.92 65.65 Tokyo NMioi Average 35,826.84 92.51 Sydney AU-Ordlnarfe* 1,608.8 (-15.6) J ▼▼•oiitKjay Now York (Dow Jonot) 2 r 583J6(-13.29 London (FT 30 Indox) 1783.8(-15.2
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      Exchange rates
      12 1 US$l 145.20y«n 1.***** M S$ 1.8620 L US$l.7llO Ms< 550.6890
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      Simex
      17 1 Euro-$ (Mar) 91*59 DM (Mor) 0-5979 Yon (Mar) 0.*****0 Pound (Mor) 1.7062 Nfcfcol Indox (Mor) 35,910
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      Gold prices
      11 1 S'poro (bwyor's quota) U*****.30 (-2.40 London (Morning fix U*****.004-2.60
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      Rubber
      10 1 S'por* March 159.00 c*nti/kg 0.25 M'tia March 229.50Mcti/kg (gnch
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      KL Tin
      8 1 16.42 Ml/kg (-0.19) Tumovan 98 24
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      CPO futures
      15 1 Turnover* 1,081 lot*( 599 Mor M$A6B/tonno 5 Apr Ms97B/tonn« 2 May Ms6B7/toiw« 4
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      Prime lending rate
      10 1 6.69 (ov#rog« of 12 major banks' PUls)
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      Money market
      17 1 THE overnight rate on the Singapore money market was unchanged at 5 per cent yesterday.
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    Most regional markets recover following Tokyo's lead
    348 1 REGIONAL MARKETS looking for direction from Tokyo yesterday were not disappointed. Except for Sydney, the main regional markets recovered from Wednesday's falls snd rallied on news of the Nikkei index's eventual 93-point rise. Shares in Tokyo cloeed firmer after plunging 546.26 points in
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    F J Benjamin seeks $30m building
    496 1  -  Luxury goods trader has spoken to several parties By JOHN TAN PUTTING MONEY behind its conviction that "you can't go wrong in thraa areas food, clothing and shelter", luxury goods trader F J Benjamin is diversifying into the other two sreaa. The company is
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    Lock icon KLSE accelerates towards scripless trading system
    563 1 Reuter THE KUALA LUMPUR Stock Exchange (KLSE) is moving faater to test its new Central Depository System (CDS) of scripless share trading with the surge in trading volume. KLSE chairman Nik Mohamed Din Yusoff said: "Our target date is still Jan 1. 1901, but
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    URA denies HK Wharf land deal
    132 1 THE URBAN Redevelopment Authority (URA) has denied a BT report that it had informally agreed to award the tender for a plot of land next to Liat Tower to the Hongkong Wharf group. In a short statement yesterday. the URA said the article was
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    Lock icon Midland incurs £261 m loss
    118 1 AFP MIDLAND, one of Britain's biggest rstail banks, suffered pre-tax losses of £261 million (US$446 million) last year after setting aaide a total of £1.153 billion (US$l.O6 billion) to cover bad debts, the bank said yesterday. The result which was slightly over analysts' predictions of
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    Batam industrial training centre attracting attention of MNCs
    383 1  -  By GENEVIEVE CUA A BATAM-BASED industrial training centre specialising in courses for the booming oil industry has been attracting attention from multinationals in the region, including Singapore. The Batam International Training Centre (BITC) is a joint venture between Canada's Southern Alberta Institute
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    Lock icon Major industrial nations to extend informal dialogue with Asian NICs
    358 1 AFP MAJOR industrial countries are to follow up their informal economic dialogue with Aaia'a emerging trading powera over the next two months, the OECO said yeaterday. They will start with a "workshop" on financial market developments in Paris next week.
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      183 1 vvJ Inter-Pacific wants Asian S Market 10 EdHori.l Comment World B.nk S <* Ground rulos for tripartlsm E Europe likely to get USssb p P roauc RM>.r Tin jaoan 6 Money laundering 9 ita Langkawi dream into Croeeworde 17 Rising sun"fills"'poweV'Vacuum""' slaps curbs on bank Lock n Te*iet 'riee".ZZZ. 10
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  • HOME NEWS
    • Article
      Nipping religious Strife in the bud
      539 2  -  YESTERDAY IN PARLIAMENT ®y YONG POW ANG LEGISLATION is nscsssary to deal promptly and effectively %Hh people who make use of religion to create religious strife or excite disaffection against the government, said Profeeeor S ,4fcyakumar in Parliament yester■*V> X Moving the Maintenance of
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      School boards as separate entities
      101 2 GOVERNING boards set up to manage independent schools will operate as separate legal entities from the schools themselves under the School Boards (Incorporation) Bill passed yeeterday In preeenting the bill for its second reading. Education Minister Or Tony Tan aaid this is to protect board
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      Defence spending will be maintained at 6pc of GDP
      220 2 THE GOVERNMENT intenda to keep defence expenditure at 6 per cent of the groee domestic product aa it does not expect the military balance in Aaia to be jrflected by changee in Europe. Brigadier-General (Rea) Lee Haien Loong, Minister tor Trade
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      Spotlight at PAP convention on PM's talk, new youth awards
      160 2 THE PEOPLE Action Party (PAP) will be holding a convention in which a number of now awards will be given. The convention begins tomorrow evening. The highlight will be an addreea by Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew, who is also
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      Good response to export training
      117 2 THE EXPORT Institute of Singapore has received good response to its snchor training programme, the Diploma in Export Marketing. It haa so far received 159 written enquiries from companiea and 121 from individuate, according to the Trade Development Board (TDB). The institute was set up
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      Metro hopes to get new lease for renovated Supreme House space
      458 2  -  By SUZANNE SOH METRO may just be back in Supreme House next year when renovations at the Penang Lane shopping centre are completed. It plana to begin negotiationa for a new leaae with the landlord, a consortium headed by
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      191 2 Global temperature* WWB> and waathar forecast j City Mm/ Note OUTLOOK: Mr. mm t apart for 24 hewn prior to 7.30pm on Ftb 22 at Abordoon 09/05 Wlody wtrpon, Awatordaiw 19/10 Sunny Hi Ad— 14/06 Sunny Aaaae hamldNy §7 Auckland 23/16 Pair >—»■» langfcak 34/26 Fair Mr* «f mmSZTTI Jl
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  • REGIONAL BUSINESS & POLITICS
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      Thai property trade to stay strong
      552 3 Industry insiders see bright outlook THAILAND'S real estate business is expected to remain strong throughout the year end beyond fa all sectors. But competition was expected to intensify, reported the Bmngtok Pot following a seminar entitled "New Horizon of Thai Real Estate Business 1800"
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      Bangkok central bank head stands firm under pressure
      376 3 (A ROW raging over Thailand's monetary policies worsened as Bank of Thailand governor Kamchorn Sathirakul declared on Monday that he would not bow to •any pressure to force his resigInatton. A report by the Bangkok Post said that Mr Kamchorn also stated
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      Traffic jams costing Thailand dearly
      252 3 TRAFFIC CONGESTION has been identified as Thailand's top problem, reeulting in loss of billions of baht to the economy and eroding the competitivenees of Thai products in export markets, according to the Bangkok Root A National Economic and Social Development Board (NESOB) official recently described
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      Indonesian businessmen urged to boost trade links with Moscow
      236 3 AN INDONESIAN MINISTER has urged hit country's businessmen to take advantage of business opportunities in ths Soviet Union to help improve two-way economic ties, the Jakarta Poat reported on Tuesday. Speaking at a one-day eeminar on trade and economic relatione between
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    • Article
      Lock icon ANA plans MAS, Thai tie-ups
      98 3 Reuter ALL NIPPON AIRWAYS Co Ltd plana to start Joint oparationa with Thai Airways International Ltd and Maiayaia Airlinaa In tha fourth quartar of this yaar, a' company spokesmsn aaid in Tokyo yeeterday. ANA and Thai Airways plan to Jointly oparata two flights a waak
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      Lock icon Vietnamese civil service lays off more than 50,000 employees
      186 3 AFP MORE THAN 90,000 dvil service positions have been ctoeed aince a campaign to reduce the atala'a administrative workforce began three years ago. tha official Hanoi preaa discioeed on Wedneeday. Nhsn D*n, the Vietnameee Communist Party organ, added that more than
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      Lock icon Manila sale of Tokyo building hits snag
      299 3 AFP PLANS to sell a Philippine government property in central Tokyo may be scrspped becaueo of int potuiCti controvermy ii nta generated, a senior official in Manila indicated yeeterday. An auction scheduled in Tokyo on Wedneeday waa cancelled after the Philippine Supreme Court
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  • WORLD BUSINESS & POLITICS
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      Lock icon US inflation not about to run out of control: economists
      429 4 Reuter DESPITE a surge in consumer prices last month that was the -biggest in more than seven years, sconomists do not believe v US inflation is about to spin out of control. x.' Most of the 1.1 per cent Jump
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      Lock icon Joint plans to launch high-definition TV satellite
      181 4 Reuter A GROUP of US companies and Australia's Nsws Corp announced plans on Wsdnasday to launch a satellite in 1903 that will likely b« the first to deliver high-definition television signals to US consumers and could give viewers up to 106 more channels.
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      Lock icon US ready to push harder at Japanese trade barriers
      506 4 Reuter THE UNITED STATES will Step up pressure for Japan to rsmovs trsde barriers at negotiationa that opened in Tokyo yesterday with both sides keenly aware of growing protectioniat sentiment in America. But analysts said Japan, recovering from a year of
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      Lock icon NTT to pay ¥50.4b for foreign goods
      90 4 AFP NIPPON TELEGRAPH and Telephone Corp (NTT) will purchase ¥50.4 billion worth of foreign products in the year up to March 31, company president Haruo Yamaguchi said on Wedneaday. Mr Yamaguchi said the figure repreaented a 22 per cent Increase over the previous
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      Lock icon Image of unions improves
      135 4 Reuter ORGANISED LABOUR is beginning to improve its imags In the United States, according to a poll released on Wednesday after a decade In which unions saw membership slide. The survey by the Roper Organisation for the American Federation of Labour and Congress of Industrial Organisations,
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      Lock icon Computer sabotage could wreck financial systems: reports
      321 4 Reuter COMPUTER SYSTEMS that tramfar trillions ol dollars daily among banka and eecuritiee axchangaa around the globa are vulnerable to aabotage which could bring tha world's financial system to its kneee, two US government reports releaaed on Wednesday said. Such an attack would
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      Lock icon Accords include aid for energy projects
      240 4 AFP FRENCH ANO PAKISTANI officials signed S number of •id and commercial agreemonts before the departure of President Francois Mitterrsnd yesterday st the end of s state visit to Pakistan. They included an accord signed on Wsdnssdsy giving Psklstsn 172 million francs (US$3O.7 million)
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      Lock icon US criticises French sale of nuclear plant
      211 4 AFP THE US Slate Department on Wsdnseday implicitly criticised French Prasldsnt Francois Mitterrand'# decision to sell Pakistan a nuclear plant without prior assisanras H would not be put to military uee. "France has apparently agreed to sell a nuclear reactor to Pakistan without
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      Lock icon Minister Rules on sensitive technology must be broken
      177 4 AP RULES LIMITING the sale of seneWve technology to Esstorn Europe must be broken to help demonetising countrtee develop their economies, European Affairs Minister Edith Creeeon said in Parle on Wedneeday. The Coordination Committee tor Multilateral Export Control has been made obsolste
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      Lock icon Sharp fall in China's electronics output
      176 4 AFP PROOUCTION of electronic goods in China 101 l by a dramatic 22.7 par cant in January, baaed on yearbefore figures, amidet predictions that the slump "would not last long", It was reported on Wedneeday. The Ministry of Machinery and Electronics Industry bismed the
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
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      Lock icon Paris to help Moscow in reforming economy
      437 5 AFP .V wn.THE FRENCH and Soviet govern--•jfrnents are to cooperate on movea to help Moscow move w from a state-planned to a freest market economy, French Planus n n Q Minister Lionel Stoleru said in Moscow on Wednesday, n! Top Soviet economic officials
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      Lock icon Vittel withdraws mineral water
      102 5 AFP IN AN ECHO of the Perrier scare, j another French mineral water i producer, Vittel. said on WedneaJ day that it would withdraw all bottles of its Hepar water from the market after traces of alcane I were found in the water. It waa the
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      Lock icon S African business hopes raised
      175 5 AFP SOUTH AFRICA ia hoping recent political reforms will encourage renewed foreign inveator interest in the country after enduring years of sanctions, although some defiant buainesaman say it needs no immediate relief. Annual growth of juat under 2 per cent from 1965 to 1960 could
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      Lock icon Summer seen as critical point for Soviet economy
      252 5 Reuter THIS SUMMER will be a critical point for Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev's economic and political reform programme, a Soviet economist told the US Congress on Wednesday. Valery Makarov. director of the Central Economics and Mathematical Institute of the Soviet Academy of
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      Lock icon World Bank expects to lend US$5b to Eastern Europe
      459 5 Reuter THE WORLD BANK is likely to pump more than US$5 billion into Eastern Europe over the nut thro# year* to support sconomic reforms, bsnk preside Barber Consble said in Warsaw yesterday. Signing egreements grsnting the benk's first loans to Poland
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      Lock icon Poland spinning into recession as anti-inflationary measures bite
      647 5 Reuter THE QOOO NEWS for Poles is that there is enough food in the •hope, free market mechanisms ere starting to operate for the first time since World War II and hyperinflation may already be beaten. The bed news, weeks after the
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  • PERSPECTIVE
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      Ground rules for tripartism
      488 6 TRIPARTISM means more in Singapore than cooperation between the government, management and unions; it is credited with being a key factor in the nation's economic success. But for ail the success of tripartism in Singapore and the commitment of the three parties to it, it can
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      Lock icon Sino-US aerospace deal grounded by bad vibes
      889 6 NYT WHEN PRESIDENT George Bush ordered the sale of a Seattle aeroepace supplier Id a Chineee government agency to be stopped, the company's executives and employees saw themselves caught in political crosswinds stemming from the massacrs of demonstrators in Tisnsnmen Squsrs last June.
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      The rising sun fills a power vacuum
      1012 6  -  Japan has the world's third largest expenditure budget for its military forces, in spite of its post-war constitution which curbs the country's military build-up. And there are some misgivings that the country may enlarge its forces as a power vacuum looms ahead in
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      In search of the right mix for the tax pie
      1356 7  -  In last year's Budget speech, Finance Minister -Richard Hu emphasised once 'again the need for a comprehensive indirect tax on consumption in the longer term. What would the proposed change lo the country's tax mix mean for n the economy,
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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  • COMPANIES & MARKETS
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      Promet not stranded yet on this dream
      684 8 tarns mm™ CAN PROMET still turn its Langkswi dream into reality? The events of the past week have cast more than s shadow of doubt on the group's pet project of the 80's, but things sre not as bleak as they seem. True,
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      Sunshine Allied's reminder to investors
      237 8 j SUNSHINE ALLIED Investments 'Ims issued s reminder to investors that sn option extended to Mr Ishwar Nahappan to acquire a major stake in the listed choc-olate-making concern was extended to end-June this year iftrom end-February. On the local stock market yesterday, Sunshine Allied's shares
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      Lock icon Inter-Pacific wants say in running of Magnum Corp
      597 8 Bernama INTER-PACIFIC Industrial Group Bhd is seeking representation on the board of Magnum Corporation Bhd on the strength of its 23.52 per cent stake in the gaming group. Inter-Pacific chairman, Datuk Suleiman Mohamad Am in said: "It is only natural tor us
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      Kedah govt to meet soon to discuss Promet's appeal
      339 8 PROMET BHD. which filed an appeal against the repossession of its 480 hectares of land in Langkawi, should soon know the outcome, according to the Kedah authorities. Directors of the State Economic Development Corporation, which sold the land to Promet in
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    • Article
      DBS Land fixes B warrants at $3.50
      100 8 DBS LAND has announced that the exercise price of the B warrants which came with its US$75 million one-per-cent bonds will be fixed at $3.50 per share. This represents a 1.16 per cent premium over the average of the last transacted price of
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      Lock icon Brokers meet M'sian ROC deadline, but two err
      312 8 NST All STOCKBROKING firms have mat tha extended deadline set by the Malayaian Registrar of Companiea (ROC) for providing details of shars transactions in three sctively-trsded counters, Kints Kellss, Time Engineering and United Engineers. At least two firms out of the total
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      Lock icon Chocolate stake stays at 31 pc: Innovest
      509 8 NST THE INNOVEST GROUP which is now the single largest shareholder of Chocolate Products (M) Bhd has no plans to increase its 31 per cent staks in the company unless "the situation merits it". Innovsst's executive chairman Datuk Or Mokhzani Abdul Rahim said.
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
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    • COMPANY BRIEFS
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        KIO sells shares in three firms
        95 8 THE KUWAIT Investment Office (KIO). one of the most potent forces in financial markets worldwide, has diveeted some of its investments in three locsl-ly-listed companies. They are Si me Darby Bhd, New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd and Bedford Bhd. The KIO sold 800,000
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        Metrojaya share sale aborted
        61 8 METRO HOLDINGS Ltd said its proposed acquisition of a 19 per cent stake in Metrojays Sdn Bhd announced on Dec 11, 1969, has been rejected by the Malaysisn Foreign Investment Committee. The sale and purchase sgreement will therefore be terminsted. Metro said it will receive a
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      9 8 Managers must manage. BT shows you how every Monday
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon Breakthrough likely for talks on new IMF financing
      482 9 Reuter TALKS ON new International Monetary Fund financing, which have been stalled because of US concern over unpaid loans to the lending agency, may be heading for a breakthrough, monetary sources said. Debate over increasing the Fund's financial reeourcee has been put
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      Lock icon Freddie Mac adequately capitalised for 10 years
      158 9 Reuter THE Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp (Freddie Mac) Mid a private study showed the corporation would remain solvent in the event of an economic crisis. A study released hy the accounting firm Price Waterhouse said Freddie Mac could survive for about 10
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      HK arm of Bank Dagang to raise US$33m through FRCD
      199 9 HONGKONG-BASED depoait-tsk-ing company Staco International Finance yesterdsy signed an agreement with a group of financial institutions to rsise US$33 million through a negotiable floating rate certificate of deposit (FRCD). Staco is s wholly-owned subsidiary of Indonesian stateowned bank. Bank Dagang
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      Fed slaps curbs on branch of Bank Dagang Negara
      319 9 Alleged money laundering by Indonesian bank's LA branch THE US Federal Reserve has imposed a cease and desist order against the Los Angeles branch of ths Bank Dagang Negara of Jakarta for alleged money laundering. The Bank Dagang. whioh has sgreed
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      Lock icon BankAmerica still aims to maintain global presence
      383 9 Reuter BANKAMERICA Corp. while no longer the powerhouse of global banking, is still looking to maintain a presence abroad, the bank's chief financial officer. Frank Newman, said in an interview. One spproach would be to carve out niches, particularly in the services and
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      Lock icon Drexel creditors hope to recover hefty bonuses paid before bankruptcy filing
      575 9 Reuter CREDITORS of Drexel Bumham Lambert Group Inc said they would like to recover at least some of the hefty bonuses paid to the securities firm's employees prior to last week's bankruptcy filing but conceded it may be difficult
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      Lock icon DnC blames foreign units for last year's net loss
      290 9 Reuter DEN NORSKE Creditbank blamed its overall net loaa in 1989 on continued high loeses in some of its foreign subsidisriss. "Activities in Norwsy hsd s clear improvement in results, but due to continued high losses, psrticulsrly for some foreign subsidisries,
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      Lock icon West German mark to suffer short-term declines: Bonn official
      337 10 Reuter THE VALUE of the West German mark may suffer abort-term declines becauae of the unification of the two Germany* but will strengthen over the long term, Weet German State Secretary Otto Schlecht aaid. "There could be temporary irritationa," said Schlecht
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      1620 10 MNQAPORE: Tlw US dollar cloeed •lightly easier against the yan and barely changed against the mark after Itatieea trading most of the day, dealers said. "There's been a little bit of selling on the dollar but nothing really sggraeeive." said a senior West German bank dealer. "If the
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      Comex gold/silver futures
      165 10 Gold futures on February 21, 1990 100 Iray ounca*; USS par toy ounca 0*4* M* IM Mh +1F«b 421.00 431.90 419.30 ***** .1.90 Ma, 411.90 -2.00 Apr 435.00 43*40 431.30 ***** 3X» Jim 431.00 433X10 437.00 437.30 -3.00 Aug 436-30 434.50 433.50 -3.00 Oct 441XX) 441.00 440X10
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      Asian dollar market
      283 10 ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rates ended steady to slightly lower in quiet trade, partly due to the recovery ot US bond prices, dealers said. Most operators were largely sidelined, keeping a close watch on the performance of stock markets around the world and also concerned over possible rises
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      IMM
      261 10 IMM currency futures ended a dull afternoon at mixed level*, drifting back to the lower half of rangee in the absence of market-moving information. Traders took little notice of an unexpectedly large 1.1 per cent Jump m January US consumer prices, focusing instead on the stock market's potential to
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      Simex
      595 10 SIMEX Eurodollar futures closed little changed on some selling and position adjustments in moderately active trade. March Eurodollar closed at 91.50 against Chicago's settlement of 91.57 while June was unchanged from Chicago's 91.51. Around 23,419 lots were traded. In Eurodollar options 12 calls and two puts changed hands. Euroyen
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      Money markets
      63 10 THE overnight rate on the Singapore money market waa unchanged at 5 per cent yesterday. Short-term rates for one month and two months were up at 61/2 per cent. Threemonth rate waa also up at 6-9/16 per cent. S$ Interbank rates at iht doM yesterday: om mo Ow-
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      Government securities market
      93 10 Treasury bills Period luu* YtHardoy'i dosing Day's codo Maturity MO Om MGH LOW 3 momtw *****07A 2445.90 345 3.80 347 347 6 iwmi#w 1 y*or BY*****Z 18.10.90 440 3.95 Government notes end bonds Period tauo Maturity Coupon Yotforday's dodng Day's codo rat* HO om MGH LOW 2
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      World interest rates
      160 10 •m prim of 11 Mlw bMto In rpor* In >■il L interna nk markit n 2 8 i 22 us$ DM SWFC Y«n 7 4mr* 1 11 S/1* V>« i/4 i/a V* 1/4 7/1* S/U 1/4 if is —14 7/a IS l/l« 14 IS/1* is i/a is
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      1150 10 CURRENCY FUTURES OPTIONS Thursday, February 22 1990 MVMMII mrNp* Lot Ml M* Lot Mi M 4S 71 I 73 71 IMM Wednesdoy Februory 21, 1990 ■MTNH POUND ttMMc oonlo por C i«M ITO ios SJO ai4 IM 14* 1*75 IM 14 M 0J Ut U4 1700 140 1 JO
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      RAS and MRELB
      346 11 RAS prices m cmma* fob m mm NOON ClOSC Buyer* Seller* fciyto S«*«n to 1 RSS Prompt 156.75 157.75N 157.00 15*00 to 1 RSS Mor 90 15A75 159.25 159.00 159JO M) KSApr 161.75 162.25 162.00 162.50 to 2 RSS Of 151.75 *****N 151-75 153.75N to 3 RSS
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      Produce Prices
      198 11 Cfiln— Produc* Exchange SiNtfi' noon doriny pflOM on Fobruory 22 (S$/100 kg) Coconut oil Bwk FOB 78.00 OM drum FOB 88.00 N«w drum FOB 92.00 Copra Mlxad (too**) 40.00 Poppor Munfok whHi FOB NIW 340.00 Sarawak wWtt FOi foq NIW 350.00 Sorowok tptdoi block FOi NIW 322.50 <———t-
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      London Markets
      192 11 London Commodity Exchange Buyer/Seller dosing prices on Fob 21 (£/tonno unless specified). Previous closing prices in parenthesis. Coltoe Mar 613/614 (606/607) Ugh/Low 614/600 Moy 624/625 (622/623) Ugh/Low 629/612 Sale* (4484) Cocoa Mor 628/629 (621/622) tflgh/low 630/618 May 640/641 (631/632) 643/628 SoUt (*****) SuQCf No 6 FOB (USS/tonne) Mor
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      Rubber
      326 11 MMAPOM: Singapore rubber pricea closed slightly higher with March 1 RSS buyer quoted at 150.00 centa a kg, up 0.25 cent from Wedneaday 8 158.75 centa. Dealera aaid pricea were firmer after the morning session due to higher Japaneae advicea, but some aelling towards the close pared the gaina.
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      KL Tin
      156 11 PRICES on Mm Kuala Lumpur Tin Mart* (KLTM) Ml lor Mm second wccmhi day, ctoelng 19 canto lower at M 919.42 a kg. The dec Una roMoctod the lad in London evernlght where to a low oI $9,940 par tonne. Sandman* la buflth. Mlnara ara coming out to
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      Precious Metals
      317 11 HONGKONG: Qold closed marginally firmer in relatively active, choppy trading in a directionless market. Bullion ended at US$4lB.lO/80 an ounce against an open of US$4lB.OO/50 and New York's US$4lB.OO/50 close. A range of US$4l7 to US$42O is expected later in New York. Local gold closed HK$27 lower at
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      280 11 AP SCIENTISTS have reported developing the world's first genetically engineered trees, poplars designed to be grown on large plantations for energy production. A mutant gene from a species of bacteria that commonly causes food poisoning waa introduced into the trees, making ths poplsrs resistsnt
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      Palm Oil
      581 11 Malaysian cruris palm oM pricas closed below the day's highs on lack of fol-low-through support and light tailing, brokers said. This followed a similar trend In paim oil futures and Pakistan's purchase of March shipment RBD palm oil at below market price. Values had firmed earlier because of
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      143 11 Telerate FUEL oil prices slipped a little in the Singapore market of scattered trade. PPT CSTIBO was limited in supply and commanded a small premium according to some traders. Deals for CSTIBO were done at $80 mt fob Sing. $91 mt elf Sing and $92.25 mt
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      Soybean
      73 11 CBOT soybean futures ended higher, boosted by a strong rally in soyoil futures. Floor sources said trading was active, with major players commodity investment funds and commercial brokerages. They said some local speculators had sold beans short early in the session but got squeezed into buying back their postions
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      165 11 Reuter CBOT soft red winter wheat futures ended higher as a big buyer in the May contract pushed up other months, floor sources said. But July and new-crop months were held down by commercial selling, they said. Weather and crop damage remains questionable in the wheat market, with traders
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      KL cocoa's competitive mettle faces tough test
      688 11  -  By S D VERMAN THE MALAYSIAN cocoa industry is undergoing s trying period with prices st s 14-ysar tow but ths country's competitiveness in the world cocoa market is slso facing a real test. Other producers in the world face the same difficulties
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      318 11 Reuter EXXON CORP has bMn ordered to resum* the cleansing of Alaska's oilsoaksd shores on May 1, said tha US Coast Guard Admiral overeeelng tha clean-up of America's worst spill. "There's no question about that There will be a clean-up," federal on-site
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      KLCE to organise conference on commodity prices outlook
      170 11 THE KUALA LUMPUR Commodity Exchange is organising a conference on analysts' outlook for tin. cocoa and palm oil prices in the next two years. The first of a series called "Analysts' Outlook of Tin, Cocoa and Palm Oil Prices Conference", the conference
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      Bargain hunters help market to stage quick rebound
      808 12  -  wv f LIM MUI KIN THE SINGAPORE stock market mad* a quick rebound from Wednesday's 50.98-point plunge yesterday on news that Tokyo had finished firmer. Institutions and individuals, looking for bargains, pushed the Straits Times Industrials Index up 18.11 points or 1.18
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      MAIN BOARD
      242 12 Rises M Credit Its 113 +21.5% +20 U E Rts 51 +14.4% +6K JC-MPH ftts 1 OH +10.5% +1 ShmMM AM«d 464 +10.5% +44 »AT22 f 328 +7.9% +24 H Prop Wrts 91 83 +7.8% +6 Toon Sing 254 69 +7.8% +5 N O L Pr«f lty 590
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      CLOB INTERNATIONAL
      225 12 Rises A M F P 116 12.6% +13 Wine 216 +12.5% +24 M Plantations 144 +9.1% +12 C I Holdings 338 9.0% +28 Insas BM 501 87% +8.0% +6% MAA 181 7.7% +13 Sot Properties 177 +7.3% +12 MatropUx 50* 135 +7.1% +9 Sri Hartamas 90fc +7.1% +6
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      2172 13 Qr'i Qr's I 1 0 La«« Vol Day Laal Quote W* CM* Vkl Not M Cap High Low Codo Company Sola or- (*000) High Low Buyor Soltor C*w P/E Smll FEB 22 HONG KONG STOCKS 1000 980 1738 Cheung Kong 1000 786 715 1341 HorvgkongBank 756 unc h
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      242 13 !2T 4000 En 2°* 137 3 18 140 138 137 138 UN 6.6 0.9 17J 116 5 150 70H 4006 Fuji Oftsat 20* 106 -6 53 111 108 106 110 100N 4.6 1.9 11.9 392 330 136 4001 QB Hldgs 10* 298 +1 **********300 40 ON 5 4 13
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      256 13 8000 ASK Computer 1975 1900 8001 Adoiph Coors 1975 4837% 3475 6003 Apple Computer 3812% 3375 3475 6005 Charming S 6007 Cipher Data 6010 Daisy Systems 900 6011 Dresdner Bank ***** 5000 5000 6012 Ericsson Tel 5000 ***** ***** 4000 2325 6013 Intel Corpn 4000 3850 3950 6014 Intergraph
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      KLSE rallies on broad front
      3109 13 SENTIMENT remained cautioua on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday but buying, eapeciaity in the afternoon, lifted pricea in moderate trading. The performance contrasted with the previoua losing session in which dediners overwhelmed gainers by 108 to 8. Brokers said the market shrugged off Wednesday's
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      UNIT TRUSTS
      305 13 Managers' prk*» Royal Trust Asset Mgt for Feb 23 IT Spor* Gr fund I 12$ I ISS ft Ano Poc Gr fund I 295 I 355 Singapore Unit Trust OCBC-Asset Mat rs« Commie. 132 I 39 -Asset f*Q1 Th« Saving* Fund 114 121 Sov«n Coprtol fund I I*
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  • REGIONAL MARKETS
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      Lock icon Sony raises net profit forecast to 100b yen
      249 14 Reuter SONY CORP has raised its group net profit forecast for the year ending March 31. 1990. to 100 billion yen from a November prediction of 90 billion, a company spokeswoman said. Group net profit in 1968/89 was 72.47 billion. Sony also
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      Lock icon Entry of shrewd financial operator worries Tokyo's gold futures traders
      771 14 Reuter HANWA CO LTD. a medium-sized Japanese steel trading company reapected for its ability to move exchange rates and issue commercial paper worth trillions of yen, is now unnerving gold futures traders in Tokyo. Hanwa became a gold futures feeding
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      Lock icon Jakarta reconsidering Ericsson's bid
      146 14 Reuter i L M ERICSSON Pty Ltd of Australia. a wholly-owned unit of Sweden's Telefonaktiebolaget L M Ericsson, said Indonesia was reconsidering the company's bid for a US$3OO million telephone contract. "We hear the government is taking a second look at our bid. We i hope
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      Lock icon Sapporo incurs first loss
      275 14 Reuter SAPPORO Breweries Ltd's first ever operating loss in calendar 1968 wss due to lower beer sales and soaring costs, a company spokesman said. Losses in the year totalled 3.71 billion yen after a profit of 5.01 trillion In 1968, the company reported. Beer sales, accounting
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      Bargain-hunting pushes up prices
      1236 14 Hongkong ACTIVE bargain-hunting drove Hang Sang share indax up 66.66 to 2.827 82 yesterday to claw back over half of Wedneeday's 118.63 point tumble, brokers said. "We saw local buying on the Tokyo bounce." said lain Donnachie. sales director at First Pacific Securities. "Hongkong was oversold
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      Lock icon Firmer close
      607 14 Tokyo Reuter TOKYO eharee closed firmer yesterday after plunging In the morning and gyrating in a spread of more than 1.000 points over the day. Investment trust funds played a major role in the recovery and foreign arbitrageurs aleo poured cash onto the market The 225-ehare Nikkei Index
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      Lock icon Weaker finish
      536 14 Australia Reuter AN EARLY eell-off on the Tokyo market and worrits about rising interest ratss overseas pushed Australia's share market to a weaker cioee yeeterday. The All Ordinaries Index fell 15.6 points to 1,006.8 after bottoming at 1.609.6. Dealers said the market was poised at a critical technical
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      Lock icon Bangkok: Sharply lower
      228 14 Rautar THAI STOCKS Cloaad sharply lowar yastarday as narvoua tnvaatora raaortad to cut kMN amid continuad altdaa on Tokyo and othar major markata, brokara aakl Thay aatlmatad lha composite SET Indax fall 17.62 polnta to and at 818.53. Slam Camant and Siam City Camant aach loat 180
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      Lock icon Taipei: Prices and off lowa
      329 14 Reuter SHARE PRICES fall but andad off lowa aa invaatora mao to anaiyaa tna way Taiwan's unatebto political aituatton ahould affact tha markat, daalara said. Tha walghtad indax loat 226.16 potato, or 1.8 par cant, to ftniah at 11,740.13. At Its lowaat tha indax fllrtod
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      Lock icon Seoul: Stocks edge higher
      229 14 Reuter SEOUL stocks edged higher ytttordiy After kv A |l4, I|UAA| Ini .aaln siiiuuonai investors intervened to slop the market tailing heavily below the 860 level, brokers said. The compoeite index closed at 863.46, up 0.41 point from Wedneeday's cloee. Turnover was a moderate 106.6 billion
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      Lock icon Manila: Bomb hits sentiment
      153 14 Reuter DUII IQCMUC .j rTilLlrrnnic SnarOS SltppOG to close lower in thin trade yeetsrday after the market learned that police found an unexptoded time bomb in Manila's financial district early yeeterday. the second explosive found there in a week. The Manila Stock Exchange composite index ended
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      Lock icon Jakarta: Mixed close
      93 14 Reuter PRICES on the Jakarta stock exchange ended mixed yesterday although the index gained 2.24 points to 400.60, with turnover falling to 1.60 million shares from Wednesday's 2.0 million. Pharmaceutical firm PGI had the biggest riae of 5.000 rupiah. to close at 100,000. with only 500 shares
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      Lock icon New Zealand: Shares up
      104 14 Reuter NEW ZEALANO shares held up surprisingly well in morning trade, after nervouaness on major markets overnight, brokers said. The Barclay'a Index estimate roee 7.5 points to 1,625.62, after falling 29 points to a 14-month low on Wednesday. "It held up surprisingly well this morning, but
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      304 14 INOTICES IN THE MATTER Of THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. SO AND IN THE MATTER OF f MONTANA FROZEN FOODS PRIVATE LIMITED (IN CREDITORS' VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in pursuance to Section 308 (1) of t the Companies Act. Cap. 50. that a i Final General Meeting of the
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      324 14 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT. CAP. 50 AND IN THE MATTER OF VERSATILE TRANSPORT ANO TRADING PTE LTD (In Voluntary Liquidation) NOTICE OF RESOLUTION At an Extraordinary General Meeting ol the members of VERSATILE TRANSPORT AND TRADING PTE LTD duly held and convened at 36 Phillip Street. *02-00.
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      325 14 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 50 AND IN THE MATTER OF AEROFORMATION ASIA PTE LTD At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Compeny held on 15 February 1990 at 9th Storey, Core D, Airline House, Airline Roed, Singapore 1781, the following resolutions were passed:1. SPECIAL RESOLUTION WINDING-UP
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      Lock icon A late bond-led recovery
      765 15 New York Reuter WALL STREET stocks weathered an overnight nosedive in Japanese equities, ctoeing only moderately lower on Wednesday as a rebound in US bond prices snd bargain-hunting aided a late afternoon recovery. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 13.29 points to close st 2.583.56, sfter
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      Lock icon Gilts push equities up 5 points
      910 15 London Reuter LONOON SHARES were slightly firmer in quiet mid-eeesion business yesterday with many operators comforted by Wall Street's late rally and Tokyo's 0.26 per cent rise yesterday. Dealers said initial gains eaaed by mid-morning on lack of interest, but the market moved higher
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      Lock icon US powerhouses shake up Tokyo's stock market
      552 15 Unwinding of large futures and cash arbitrage positions Reuter WALL STREET powerhouses have bnn shaking up Kabutocho, tha world's largaat stock market in Tokyo, with program trading and the worst is not over yet, senior Japanese stock traders in New York said. Big
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      Lock icon Ciba-Geigy opens shares to foreigners
      397 15 Reuter SWISS CHEMICALB and drugs giant Ciba-Geigy AO has opened its share register to international investors, joining a growing number of Swiss companies making an effort to make their ttftck more attractive. "It's a very poeltive move," said Swiss Bank Corp analyst Roland Sturm. "It
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      Lock icon EUROPEAN MARKETS ROUNDUP
      1799 15 Reuter AMSTERDAM: Dutch share prices were firmer in a very quiet mideeesion yesterday with sentiment encouraged by the bond market's improved tone. The EOE 25-shars index had gained 2.27 points to 267.07 at 1200 GMT, around the day's highs. "Once again we're following the bond market as
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      693 16 Off-staqe drama SBCI2 «s» u &ns?* w 7JO PM Opening Announcement and J® SP- Story. 10.45 Rsgrel (C. Ep 11/12). 7.00 CNN. 1 man Programme Highlights followed by 7J| Maghrib Prayer Call. OUR CHOICE ii 4 J \|l uSnmm Sup« Soma. n3 Wirimi lug (M. n l,nm to dung,. ;JS
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      Lock icon Underdog Bonnie Raitt wins four titles
      494 17 GRAMMY AWARDS NYT "WAKE ME UP when this is over," Mid Bonnie Raitt. shaking her head with astonishment as she accepted the last of her four Grammy Awards on Wedneeday night After two decades as a mu-sic-business underdog. Ms Raitt won every award for
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      393 17 ASTRONOMY AP A NEW STUDY hss found that galaxiee are clumped in a regular pattern over a vast scale, a finding that will challenge current theories about the universe if verified. "To find the regularity is just mind-boggling." said
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      Lock icon Trying to prevent the last samba
      394 17 RIO CARNIVAL AFP GLITTERY samba dancers at the Rio Carnival, touted as the world's biggast party, will dance this year to the accompaniment of rhythmic Brazilian music and heavy security. Alarmed by growing violence in the seaside resort of Rio de Janeiro. some 40,000
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      587 17 TCKHijhdob mmsmb J CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS ACHOSS 4 D4e (6) 4 Flight. b«wNO landings 7 £jj£ Jy*** without 7 Pretend to be a recap- (6) tive entertainer? (4, 4) 8 Working at vice correc- JJ Bar!eH4) 10 A shot in court? (5) plant <4) 13 S?f4? 10 W I* ?SM4)
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      Lock icon Becker, Lendl advance
      808 18 TENNIS AP BORIS BECKER and Ivan Lendl each advanced in straight sets oh Wednesday to the second Kd of the US$l million ATP is tournament in Stuttgart but Becker barely eecaped disqualification in hie match. Becker slammed a ball and threw his racket down during hie 7-6,
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      281 18 AP TOP-SEEDED John McEnroe joined second-seeded Brad Gilbert in the upset column on Wednesday on the third day of play in the US$l million US Pro Indoor tennis tournament in Philadelphia. Richey Reneberg broke McEnroe's service three times
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      Lock icon Ecstatic Navratilova overwhelms Grossman in Washington
      328 18 AFP TOP-SEEDED Martina Navratilova, "ecstatic'' over a speech given in the US Congress in Washington on Wednesday by Czechoslovak President Vaclav Htevel, overwhelmed unseeded American Ann Grossman in the second round of the U*****,000 Washington women's tournament. i Navratilova, who was born in Czechoslovakia
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      128 18 AP TOP SEED Manuel Maleeva had an eaay time on Wednesday at the Virginia Slims of Oklahoma, winning in straight sets to advance to the quarter-finals. Maleeva of Switzerland beat unseeded Kathy Jordan. 6-1, 6-2 a{ The Greens Country Club. Second-seeded Rafaella Regg| of Italy was
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      428 18 BASKETBALL AP LESTER CONNER'S basket at the buzzer and subsequent free throw on Wednesday night gave the New Jersey Nets a 95-93 victory over Minnesota and snapped their 14-game losing streak, the longest in the NBA this season. With the Timberwolves leading 93-92. Conner took
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      399 18 BOXING AFP TOP-RANKED heavyweight contender Evender Holyfield said on Wedneeday that he intende to fight in June, with or without new world heavyweight champion James "Buster" Douglas. Douglas, who took the undisputed title from previously unbeaten Mike Tyson in Tokyo on Feb 11, wsnts
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      277 18 SNOOKER AFP BRITISH OPEN favourite Stephen Hendry crashed out of the £575,000 tournament in the third round in Derby on Wednesday to Welsh outsider Darren Morgan. The 23-year-old world number 54 inflicted a 5-4 defeat on Hendry, who had looked to be
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      129 18 CYCLING AP MALCOLM ELLIOTT of Spain's team Teka took the 120.2-mile (193.4-km) sixth stage of the Tour of Americas cycling rsce on Wednesday in five hours. 08.37 minutes. Elliott, from Englsnd, remained in the leading group of 15 cyclists throughout the race
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      524 18 CRICKET AFP ACE NEW ZEALANO all-rounds Richard Hsdlee took to the Indian bowlars to help a significant batting racovary in tha third cricket Test at Eden Park yesterday. At tea he had acored 71 of the 88 rune he needed to
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      Lock icon Lord's fuming over Vance's so-called record
      204 18 AFP THE HEADQUARTERS of cricket. Lord's, is fuming at New Zealander Robert Vance's attempt to rewrite the record books by conceding 77 runs in an over. Colonel John Stephenson, secretary of the MCC, described as "awful" Vance's 22-ball over for Wellington against Canterbury. which
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      1347 19 It is the age of the so-called "Green Nineties" when environmental issues are taking a more dominant role in determining world affairs from Taiwan to Europe. In the US, firms are joining the fight against pollution to ensure their profits remain, while a US advertising agency,
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      766 19 NYT "I GREW UP across the street from the Hudson River and a beautiful, big park in North Bergen, New Jersey," said Stephen Garey, s copywriter who has long since transplanted himself to another water-view glade in Santa Monica, California. "I had
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    518 20 Tokyo said to have accepted the proposal AFP Reuter US DEFENCE SECRETARY Dick Cheney yesterday proposed that the number of American troops in Japan be trimmed back by 5,000 In three years. Jiji Press reported, quoting sources st Japan's Defence Agency,
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    Lock icon Tokyo gives tax breaks for donations abroad
    286 20 Reuter JAPAN has devised a new public relations strategy to counter criticism of Its economic clout tax braafcs to sncouraga Japanese corporations to donate to local communities overseas. "The emphasis tor theee new tax exemptions will be on charitable donations tor things like
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    Lock icon Keating defends wage/tax election offer
    407 20 Reuter TREASURER Paul Keating yesterday insisted that Australian intereet rates could fall, In spite of criticism from the opposition end employer organisstions thst s prs-election government wage/tax deal was inflationary. On Wednesdsy, Mr Kesting revealed details of the desl which offers an average 7 per
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    209 20 AFP JAPAN hss rejected s US demand that it raise public works spending to 10 per cent of gross nstionsl product (GNP) from the present 7 to 8 per cent to reduce its huge bade surplus. The demand was msde on
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    Lock icon LDP secretary-general keeps post in new line-up
    187 20 AFP JAPAN'a ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) yeeterday retained Ichiro Ozawa aa eecretary general and named two new executivea. paving the way for Prime Minieter Toehiki Kaifu to form a new Cabinet Mr Ozawa. 47. a key figure in the LDP'a largeat faction,
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    85 20 AFP TWO JAPANESE brokerage houaee, Nomura Securitiee and Nikko Securitiee. have acquired aeata in the Philippinea' two atock exchangee, bourse spokeemen said yeeterday. The local aubaidiariee of three Singaporean aecuritiea firms, Morgan Grenfell Securitiee, J Bel lea and Co and Kim Eng Securitiee Property Ltd, aa
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    391 20 Reuter THE ASIAN Development Bank it putting new emphasis on projects to help women, reduce poverty and improve the environment in Asia, but there are limits to this trend. AOB president Kimimaaa Tarumizu said. "The AOB is still a bank,
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    143 20 Reuter FRENCH Finance Minister Pierre Beregovoy Mid yeeterday tha Qroup of Savon induatrial nationa could hold ita regular apring meeting in Europe. Mr Beregovoy said the G-7 is due to meet in May before the Interim Committee of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) gathers
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    266 20 AFP MILITARY REBELS oppoood to Philippine Preeident Corazon Aquino'e government yeeterday denounced "foreign imperialists" and outlined for the first time a political programme to be implemented if they seize power. In a statement issued ahead of the fourth anniversary of the upriaing that
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      48 20 Bernama THE Johor State Economic development Corporation had drawn up a six-pronged strategy to continue championing the interest of bumiputras in the new decade. The ■trstegles include fortifying the JSEDC's position by boosting its assets, and exploring and developing key businsss ventures. Berne-
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      Lock icon Manila to get fresh credit line
      39 20 AFP THE Philippines has est February 28 for the signing of a new agreement with Ite creditor banks for about US$7OO million In fresh credits, top financial officiate aald yesterday In Manila. AFP
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      33 20 Reuter MALAYSIA'S deputy Speaker of Parliament 0 P VHandran, iccuiid by oppoaHton leaders of acting in pornographic videotapes. has agraed to •tap down, a govarnmant minisißf sara ywwroiy.
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      Lock icon Saatchi loses tap spot to WPP
      35 20 AFP WPP was oonflrmod yeetorday as tha world's biggeet advartiaing group, toppling Saatchi and Saalchi from tha top spot in fee rankings of Cmmpmign, tha advertising Industry journal.— AFP
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      39 20 US TREABURY Sacratary Micnoiai Draoy win oncuw tha plannad monetary union. bstwaan East and Waat Qarmany with Bonn flnanoa miniatar Thoo Waigei during a Europaan visit, a Waat Oarman flnanca ministry >pokas man said.
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      31 20 Reuter vnlriA P*OWalwO againat a US rsport dalaHlng widaapraad human rights abusss, saying it was basad on lias and was an intortorsnca in its inlsrnal affairs.
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    72 20 Reuter COMEX gold futures Ml Mrty yostorday on sailing linked to expectations Wall whl stocks would track ths recovery of ovartaas stock markato. In toe first half hour, AprM gold was off US$l.lO at U*****J0 an ounoa. Spot gold aNppad to U*****.40. Comax silvar futuraa wara fractionally changad. In
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    404 20  -  By MALINI TAMBYAH WITHOUT the Cambodian problem. Aaean could foeter economic cooperation. This has been somewhat neglected due to the regional grouping focusing quite a bit of attention on Cambodia in the paat 11 years. Foreign Minister Wong Kan Seng said. In an
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    157 20 AFP THE PORTUGUESE Public Prosecutor has ordered an inquiry into allegations that the governor of the Portuguese territory of Macau took US$l million to ensurs a West German firm won an airport contract. The Lisbon weekly 0 Indepondente last Friday published what it said
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    92 20 Reuter SOUTH KOREA will face a reduction in labour unrest this year as unionised workers are becoming more willing to compromise with their employers. Labour Ministry officials said in Seoul yeeterday. There have been 36 labour disputes so far this year, a sharp drop
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    101 20 AP CAMBOOIAN Premier Hun Sen said yesterday hia talks with guerilla leader Prince Norodom Sihanouk may have produced a basis tor a peace settlement soon. The two leaders met in Bangkok on Wedneaday for talks sponsored by Thai Prime Miniater Chatichai Choonhavan. "We can
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        45 21 THE INSTITUTE of Chartered Shipbrokers (Singapore branch) will be holding its 12th anniversary dinnner dance at the Neptune Theatre Restaurant on March 23. The cost per table is Sssoo or Ssso per person. For details, contact Miss Maria Tan at *****88.
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        55 21 Reuter PORTUGUESE PORT PILOTS called a four-day partial strike from Feb 27, their second stoppage in a month. Unions said the 112 pilots were disgruntled that the government would not consult them about drawing up pay raises. The strike will last from midnight to noon
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        79 21 Reuter THE 20 CREW MEMBERS of a crippled Singa-pore-registered freighter Toledo, 15,328 dwt, were rescued by helicopter and taken to Cork, Ireland, Lloyds Shipping Intelligence Service said. The vessel, which had sailed from Saint John, New Brunswick, a week ago, sent out a Mayday
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        84 21 Reuter OIL EXPORTS AND PORT FACILITIES were not affected by riots that erupted on Tuesday in two east Venezuelan citiee, one of which is a key terminal for the nation's most vital export, an oil industry spokesman said. Witnesses said thousands of people looted
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        48 21 Reuter CHILE'S MILITARY JUNTA rejected a government plan to privatise the country's 10 state-run ports that prompted protest strikes by dockers. The junta ruled that the port sale must be decided by an elected congress when a civilian president takes office March 11. Reuter
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        64 21 Reuter THE SAINT LAWRENCE SEAWAY Development Corp set March 30 as a tentative date for Seaway users to plan for the opening of the 1990 shipping season, a Seaway official said. The exact date for the start of navigation on the Seaway will depend on
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        32 21 Reuter THE SOVIET UNION will buy European Community soft wheat this spring, probably from France, after its port backlogs are resolved, a French agriculture ministry official said.
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      Amaril Cruises planning to buy two more yachts
      162 21 SINGAPORE-BASED Amaril Cruises plans to buy two more yachts for its cruise operations by December. These yachts, which can each accommodate about 20 to 25 passengers, will be based in Singapore and will operate out of either Jurong Pier, World Trade Centre
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      New Aussie permit system draws mixed response
      280 21  -  By JOHN SPIERS A NEW PERMIT system under which foreign ships will be allowed to carry more coastal cargoes around Australia has received a mixed reaction from Australian industries. Transport and Communications Minister Ralph Willis said continuous voyage permits (CVPs), which come into
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      Balt Orient improves Port Klang-Europe sailing frequency
      337 21  -  By JEAN FOONG SOVIET CARRIER Bait Orient Line has enhsnced its Port KlangEurope sailing frequency to match that of the conference lines. By dropping Penang as a port of call, Bait Orient has improved its frequency from a bi-monthly basis to Just nine
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      Joint Far East-Europe service by Senator-DSR to start in April
      452 21  -  Gt SENATOR LINIE ■DSR-LIMESMB bISb Round the World Container Service 'fBQQQBBDDDDDBHiiHK By RAHITA ELIAS ROUND-THE-WORLD operator Senator Linie and its East German partner DSR-Lines will launch their joint Far East-Europe weekly service in April. Mr Karl-Heinz Sager, chairman and chief
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      Indonesian customs to assume SGS's role next year
      309 21 THE INDONESIAN Directorsts General of Cuetome and Exciee is preparing to take over the jnepocMon of indoneeia's imports from the Geneva-based Oociete Generate de Surveillance (3GB) from the middle of next year. Finance Minieter JB Sumarlin said recently that the takeover of
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      1015 22 Lloyd's List International MIDOLE EAST SHIPPERS can breathe with relief, at least for the time being, as prospects of a massive rate increase on imports from the Far East fade. The trade's lesding lines have failed to
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      196 22 Reuter WORLD LAID-UP AND IDLE TANKER tonnage was little changed at 2,729.055 long dwt (23 vessels) at .end-January against 2,780.961 long dwt (24) at end-December, while combination carriers involved were unchanged at 295,281 long dwt (two), London shipbroker John I Jacobs
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      Bunker market report
      535 22 Density Water Cartoon Aah Aluminium Sediment KQ/M*3 V/V M/M M/M PPM %>Mi ISO/Clmac limits Spec E25 991 1.0 15.0 0.10 30* 0.10* Spec 035 991 1.0 18.0 0.15 30* 0.10* Northern Europe 180 Ave 979 0.2 12.3 0.04 8 0.02 180 Max 999 1.8 17.8 0.12 42
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      1068 23 FREIGHT rates for grain cargoes showed little notable change while the Baltic Freight Index eased one point to 1,501 on Wednesday. Brokers reported coverage of a March grain shipment from the US Qulf to Japan at U5525.50, unchanged from business seen last week but the Baltic sub-index for
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      11230 28 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
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      2461 35 Who acts for whom A nmrl T*Tl PM LM (SyAccord Con* Line (M) Sdn BM (PKy Accord CM Um (PO) M BM (PH) mc CaMntH WV KYC UM (SyHenown Shpg (PK/PN) M I—ilil LM —Km»w Trdg (8) Saa m Nim FraM SM PM LM (8). MM C TaapHr OceenM Shipping
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      MOL acquires spc stake in HIT and renews ship-owning link with Dah Sing
      523 36 JAPANESE MAJOR Mitsui OSK Ulnee (MOL) has acquired a 5 > per cent stake in Hongkong In- ternatlonal Terminals (HIT) and renewed its ship-owning link with the Dah Sing group of companies. ~*The moves form part of
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      PAT may be allowed to operate two wharves at Laem Chabang
      302 36 THE THAI GOVERNMENT may allow the Port Authority of Thailand (PAT) to operate two of the four wharves at Laem Chabang port with the other two wharvee to be given to private operators. This compromise solution should go some
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      O'Neil of Canada Is new IMO secretary-general
      170 36 MR WILLIAM A O'NEIL of Canada has taken up his duties as secretary-general of the International Maritime Organisation (IMO). the United Nations agency concerned with maritime safety and the prevention of marine pollution from ships. He became head of the London-based organisation on
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      325 36 Cargonews Asia REPRESENTATIVES of the US and the Soviet Union have been meeting over the past week to discuss a variety of maritime issues, one of which is the possibility of a Soviet trans-Pacific liner service from US ports. The
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      187 36 AP JAPAN'S steel exports in 1909 dropped by 14.6 per cent from the previous year to 20.19 million tone for the fourth consecutive year-on-year decline, the Japan Iron and Steel Federation said on Wednesday. In value terms, exports dropped 2.9 per cent to
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      Consortia
      156 36 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between Far East/Europe, Far East/Persian Qulf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan, Far East/Mediterranean and Far East/South Africa: TVIIO (Far East/Europe): Ben Line Containers Hapag-Lioyd Mitsui OSK Nippon Yusen Kaisha P AO Containers Ltd ACE (Far East/Europe): "K" Line Neptune Orient Lines Orient Overseas Container Line OASIS
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      173 36 THE MAJOR shipping conferences operating between the Far East and North America: Aala-North America Eaetbound Rals Agrssiunt (Far East (excluding Japan)/North America) American President Lines Sea-Land Neptune Orient Lines Maersk Line Nippon Yusen Kaisha Line Mitsui OSK Lines Nippon Liner system "K" Line Trans-Pacific Westbound Rale Agreement (North America/Far
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      19 21 /Jsr2\ Lines and services represented by Members o* the Registry of Accredited |?£fSnH Shipping Agents. Singapore National Shipping Association.
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      60 26 —3V SOON KIAT SHIPPINC PTE LTD 3 SHENTON WAY *20-OM* SHEMTO* HOUS REGULAR SERVICE TO E. M'SIA SfOIK MUju Yon Him o*llo Sintuluflfcri/K BoUit OMB f Sri Pujut 0«/» Btrtulu/Min/K W»it 3*03 Swoo Ann Satu 02/* Port K*i*nf •20 ton* **30 torn Ihjvy lift r f r *°r.i,2'r* Tot *****
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      1124 27 SHIPPING TIMES, Friday, February za, iwu ===:■■=W PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES (PTE) LTD g gjgg pil Building, 140 Cecil Street #03-00, Singapore 0106, Tel: *****33 vnan. VOY SIN jkt my VOY sm wo ton mo koi m «h wo jm ETouamg 2SM i*j jm «/oj mm ism ism mm mm smi
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      660 27 EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT rrat P KLAO6 STON MMI rtUVOI *OAB MAVK as vi an m aa w at, m im+, 10 w w i» w lm»»m MM op ap np V* tap i w an an an v« ha bwrw tip IW M M W W [-■»—> m
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      494 27 A Joktt Europe MvM Ok P P.T.*MKMTA UlVa M. (OWN UKI a AiiooftftMA naa maiarii m a V NMMAMTAMfc*. a a ah* P.t. mmbha mucha •fT>HPiuii en Non IMWMMM EXPRESS SEM-CfIRTAINERSHIP SERVICE VSL/VOV rPOM t'OMW MtURC MOKN ANTWERP A*fifi spiwuAYA/aat WW a/3 ap m «m L.J.ROMTAMOWWB IS 11.1 A 4
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      520 27 teITMYANMAii \BBk FIVE STAR LINE g (Burmaaa National Um) 2 Loading tor YAMGON L S pore P.Kalang Pananf Bangkok PINYA V/107W m* FEB PAGAN V/IS2W 21/21 FIB PATMEIN m JVMFEB MERGUI V/ 17 22/25 FEB HPA-AN/VM7W WU FEB HTONCYWA V2S3H IN PT/ S FEB PAGAN V/15M 12/MMAR f THE BANK
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      299 28 t 7 I WEEKLY STRAITS/MADRAS CONTAINER SERVICE Iran! I DAly lcl receiving at own cfs I PENANG VESSR P. KELANG SPORE PK MADRAS I*"/ <FE fi!? R) MELITA 9004 SLO SLD SLD 28/2 /MACOLINE n LEUVE 9119 25/2 W MAUUUWC 20/2 MELITA 9005 5/3 [Jh 7/3 13/3 BOOKING: MACOLINE S'PORE
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      356 28 /HYUNDAI MERCHANT MAfgNE CO. LTD. EASTBOUND TO USA WEBTBOUWO FROM USA TO PSW s»w nkc im sea FROM PBW u« o* *a m» m 5 OK MJB ISM H 203 MYUBOAI INBOVATOft 8B O/® IJBI ISJB 2S 35 35 25 S5 85 hyuwwu "J 22 22 !J2 22 2£ K
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      602 29 InterCoa MARITIME PTK LTI> SLEEKLY FCL/LCL TO: [FAR EAST JAPAN EUROPE FUI ISLAND IKAOHSIUNG 4/3 TOKYO 1/3 LE HAVRE 5/3 LAUTOKA 2/3 KEELUNG 4/3 YOKOHAMA 1/3 ROTTERDAM 5/3 SUVA 2/3 MANILA 2/3 KOBE 1/3 UK PORTS 5/3 BANGKOK 3/3 HAMBURG 5/3 BUSAN 2/3 GOTHENBURG 5/3 HONGKONG 2/3 TOM *Q«a MUM
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      363 29 Hr. WE GIVE YOU THE WORLD yMpm. -fsSE. *t f* tn s« rtay. AutktoM FiWA) «**"•"«**> J*™ LjMtaKß) Jjf 1 J VfF** 1 N. MMiv/saaa aa ft an*fi WW mzfaafl *4 M to* 1&4 •N. (ToM »«04 14/3 17/3 14/3 14/3 1W 21/3 f< o'< *f *J J* JJ gK
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      877 30 PMf<ien (£2331 VOY *INOO "PK/PNG [sGP LB CHLS NFK NYC HFX I MEPTUNE iAOC .23 26/2 27/2 173 24/3 3/4 5/4 7/4 11/4 90CL FORTUNE 19 5/3 t/3 1/3 31/3 10/4 12/4 14/4 11/4 AMBASSADOR BRIDGE 27 12/3 13/3 15/3 7/4 17/4 I*4 21/4 25/4 NEPTUNE GARNET 23 19/3 20/3
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      517 30 lETDSIN < ,oay > .J +(IWY) (IDAY) BANGKOK !2S£m£L CHRISTINE/ I g/jg/90 PORT KELANC PENANG BANGKOK VICTOR mA TWICE/WKLY I (3 DAYS) +(2 DAYS) +(1 DAY) I I I" AMr AMr MggUWC KgFLUItc JOYCE/JUOY twnce/wkly K j^r-1 rnr~|, p^~~| pzq j»pzr| B iSmpo" KOBE OSAKA Tol SUI/StHOtt TWtCt/Warl wf f—
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      207 30 Continental Pacific suprma £3 TIMBER t PLYWOOD SERVICE TO U.K./CONTINENT I KM m«K Nt UMINMrai MM R M SM M BPPffUP TMMN m nm*xi*w* MTBMSKM «P «TEWA«T/aiW* L-te tiHlfl t WILTiraRT ASENCIES |S| PTE ITI. f A MUfc \|V[/ m: Jim MULTftA PM-MMONnU«N»IMIIIW MMW Spot ah Kfc on* KMUT TM
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      478 30 GOLDEN LINE V GUAN GUAN SHIPPING (PTE) LTD _J a Ttttk Arw SM mm. W SMUrOK MM Ttt IMMM (M UWS) te SOW STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: Vmn t. Mm Z fIOLKN mkmr JJ mm OOLMN •WOO ItfSMv mm cmma sana DM TUN MM NMVH/StMgM MM WHMBM—wrnm+m V*mrn CHINA OCEAN SHIPPING
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      1594 31 NEPTUNE AGENCIES PTE LTD SINGAPORE V j&jd (CR No: **********0 E) jyj&l Bookings: UK/EUROPE *****19, AUST/INDIA/PAK-*****18 Mgg am usa-*****16, far east *****48 Documentation: *****44/*****14 MW Terminal: *****22 CPS: M 2 IMPORT: *****69/*****50 fMMW EXPORT: *****53/*****04 NEPLINE SDN BHD MALAYSIA I K.L.-*****33, P.Kelang-*****87, Penang-*****0, J.Bahru-*****3, *****4 HTOBUROP^^JKmj^PKn^^^^^^^^^raO^UßOraHjKTvi^UEZ)^^^^^^^^ KVFDR V9L/VOY PEN PEG
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      1384 31 SINSOVI SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUILDING 55. Market Street Singapore 0104 Tel: *****33 (15 Lines) Terminal Office: 22MM1/2 g Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** PENANC P. ROAM M MESSRS NAI THONG SHIPPING 127 Panan* Strtct, MtMyM NTS HANOI INC STSTBI
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      704 32 DSR LINES VEB DEUTRACHT/SEEREEDEREI ROSTOCK INTEGRATED CONTAINER SERVICE lEMBER OF EACON SERVICE ro EAST MEDITERRANEAN t «ORTH CONTINENT EUROPE UT BOUND SIN ICA ANT RDM HBG RST WENOA V4W liiß W lt|B U|H U|t3 22|8 InMip vm n/« mm nm mm cegielski 7w nm mm \sm uvm vm u* Inaomann
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      1100 32 lIIC CfINWNTMIUt MYKI V«MI r KLC PNC PG Ludinf tar PING AN CHENG MB Rott*ntMvAiitwp HANCHUAN VP RtltartaVAatMrv OTOIA rou CONTAIWR MMYKI VMUJ PKLG PNC SPORE BKK HKG S MAI Q*OAO YANG FANG KOUVI23 21/Z— 25/2 1/3 1/3 14/3 wei he 4i an tip ap 5/3 *3 FCL Carfi I«r
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      235 32 11l FAST DIRECT REGULAR SERVICE TO II INDONESIA PORT PADANG/PK. BALAM SEMAR ANG/PAN J A NG/CIGADING/ BENGKULU VSL ETA ETD LOADING FOR OELI I NOAH 28.2.90 2.3.90 PANJANG/PK. BALAM NAGA JAYA 28.2.90 2.3.90 PANJANG LAMPUNG JAYA 25.2.90 2.3.90 SEMARANG/PANJANG PINANG JAYA 28.2.90 2.3.90 PANJANG/PK. BALAM PERITA JAYA 26.2.90 27.2.90 PANJANG/JAKARTA
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      555 32 f WsT \2£A.\ POSEIDON CONTAINER TRANSPORT GMBH HAMBURG TRANS-SIBERIAN CONTAINER SERVICE SOTRA GENERAL AGENTS ACCEPTING ALL FCL LCL CONVENTIONAL CARGOES I AFGHANISTAN I alrato .n, Tourghundi, Kabul, Herat, Mazar-I-Sharif, Mashad, Kushka IRAN |lDjulfa, Astara VIA ILYICHEVSK ETD SINGAPORE 7/03, 16/03, 22/03, 29/03 |EUROPE all inland points: VIA VOSTOCHNY Poland, Bulgaria,
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      467 32 I 111 I MMIHMM Ngow Hock Agency Co Ltd BKK (Td: *****80) SWIWW «PW tm ma WH m QUA mm m Sm sg m MTAMA mi vn mm a/I Thm 1/1 jam* mi w* m x m hya ww am m m ip sm ww am %m *p w* jp
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      1080 33 I VESSEL VOY SINGAPORE KHF/DUBAI JEDOAH I LANKA SRIMANI 75W 4/3 13/3 20/3 I LANKA SRIMATHI 74W 8/3 13/3 20/3 ALSO ACCEPTING CARGO (FCL/LCL) FOR:- ft A) INDIAN PORTS I MADRAS; TUTICORIN; COCHIN; MANGALORE; BOMBAY 2 B) ARABIAN GULF PORTS I, SHARJAH; DUBAI; BAHRAIN; DAMMAM; KUWAIT; MUSCAT I C) RED
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      225 33 ACCEPTING FCL AND CONVENTIONAL PCN/PKQ ETA LOAOMQ FON ASSAY WONZ IMI DARESSA4.AAM MOMBASA OJWOUTI VOY 23W8 ASSAS. MASSAWA HOOEIOAH ANCMNET WAX DAftESSALAAM. MOMBASA. OJBOUTI VOY tOWB ASSAS. MASSAWA. HOOEIOAH Hiw hung line FULLY CONTAINERISED FORTNIGHTLY LINER SERVICE TO MAURITIUS AND SOUTH AFRICA ACCEPTING BOTH FCL/LCL CARGO Vessel Spore P. Louts
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      615 33 WpULAU LAUT FULLY CONTAINERISED REGIONAL FEEDER SERVICE TWICE-WEEKLY/WEEKLY FIXED DAY SCHEDULE BETWEEN THE PORTS OF S PORE, INDONESIA, MALAYSIA t THAILAND ALSO ACCEPTING LCL CARGO TO JKT, PKG, PNG AND, BKK. FOR BOOKINGS CALL SPECARGO FORWARDING AT TEL: *****55 WWU»PWt— WtIOWMI* OBNVMi VSL VOY SIN JKT PAJ SIN PUL BAHA6IA
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      562 33 111 J.MBB BAY OF BENGAL SERVICES jttraiiWT tm m car mt TIGER RIVER KCNB 2V2 £n Z lEUVE lllf 2*2 2/3 ilovik loon rui «a 0 SINCERITY 21A yj U3 paithooh m 1/3 ua SUSAK IIIN 5/3 12/3 ■OJI UB 7/3 20/3 VESAMA 73 80 TIGER RIVER IBCNB 11/3 17/3
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      361 33 v wr HI TO AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND twt ap«at 10 ~w 1m 1m 15 m I t HUMS M 15 "Ho 15 W M 11* •*2 Mussa ms 15 mh 15 15 5 pJ I e. Vf»OUK M w w V 15 W W' K I 1* DATS TO STDNBT! TO
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      765 34 ii/JMH j| \4-M3h DEVAPORES 4 p "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" 4 W ACCEPTING BREAKBULK/FCL/SOC CARGOES TO/FROM 4 9 CALLAO MAT ARAN I, ILO* t OTHER PERUVIAN PORTS* 9 S WITH T/S AT KOBE ON CPV THROUGH BILL OF LADING, J X' Penang* P. Kelang Singapore J 5 ROSEEVERETT 5/7 Mar B
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      630 34 FULL CONTAINER SERVICE accaabM FCL/LCL cargoee to USA Eaet A Weet Cm*. Carrlfekean.Eaet Canada, HAITI Quaum*la and Honduna VSL IS'PORE tRAINLINER |UX [MT |SAV [HYC MfX I A. VESSEL 1/3 IM NEW YORK Bfl 4rt 7/4 M |11/4 ZIM SINGAPORE V 3 IM HAIFA 3/4 12/4 1M 17/5 hStf A.
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      682 34 M sing kwang hang MWMIO TftAMFONYATION (TTC) LTD WEEKLY LCL/FCL SERVICE [VESSE I fe'PORE [JAKARTA [SURABAYA JENWEL 25J2 1/3 IjENHOL 127/2 bo/2 [SPORE [BANGKOK A VESSEL 3/3 27/2 A VESSEL 10/3 6/2 DESTINATIONS ETA SINGAPORE PORT KELANG 29 FEB MANILA MAR HONG KONG. ALL CHINA PORTS 3 MAR KEELUNG, KAOHSIUNG
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      466 34 PERINTIS LINE I WEEKLY FULL CONTAMER SERVICE ACCEPTING ALL FCL CARGOES BETWEEN SINGAPORE AND JAKARTA SURABAYA VESSEL VOY SINGAPORE JAKARTA ETA ETD ETA ETD PELOPOR 930 24/2 25/2 27/2 28/2 PRASETIA 71A 28/2 1/3 3/3 4/3 PELOPOR 931 3/3 4/3 6/3 7/3 PRASETIA 73A 7/3 8/3 10/3 11/3 SURABAYA TANTO
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      468 34 mam Hi FM EAST 25/2 KEELUNG/KAOHSIUNG 24/2 BANGKOK 26/2 MANILA 24/2 JAKARTA 2/3 PORT KELANG/PENANG 3/3 BUSAN 24/2 TOKYO/YOKO/KOBE 26/2 HONG KONG also accepting cargo to Huan«M/Shenzhen/Fuzhou/ Xiamen/Xingang/Shanghat SIN EMMPE/W 24/2 LDN/FLX/LVP/SOU 24/2 RDM/HAM/ANT/LE HAVRE/GENOA also accepting cargo to Austria/ Hungary/Roumania/Potand/Bulgaria/Czech. SIN lIA/CUIU 1/3 L.A./NYC/SFO 1/3 VANCOUVER/TORONTO/MONTREAL SIN AISTIAUA/NEtf TfAIAM
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      123 35 SINGAPORE SURABAYA/JAKARTA CONTAINER SERVICE VESSEL/VOY SPORE SURABAYA JAKARTA PERM AI I 0029-029 27/2 2/3 4/3 PERM AI I 0030-030 7/3 10/3 12/3 PERM AI I 0031-031 15/3 18/3 20/3 23/3 26/3 Tzsw SXA ww m. m. rrsn tel »-2«»77 tuc imaa. fax: %-zmm SoTi 24-21/2 PtN SIN /XIAMD SMTAU HX
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      576 35 VSL DESTINATION ETA SIN OCJA BHUM ON BANGKOK 2V? SIRI BHUM <mi BANGKOK 2V? PITA BHUM n«N BANGKOK »7 DCJA BHUM BM BANGKOK 2(3 SO ASIA MR MANILA. CEBU AKA BHUM MS MANILA. CEBU W3 VIRA BtHJM m CHITTACONG, MONGLA JQ O.SINCERITY 21A KARACHI, BOMBAY KITI BHUM W JAKARTA lg
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      686 35 l LCL/FCL SERVICE TO/FROM j jfc ■L U Gwerel Agentt: /^H SogU 04-*****2 03-*****55 778 6522(22 linesi SEES On» *<aai mirtrt— Mm AMm VwMar Tap ■mm v n ALS STRENGTH VOYO6W MVOB 2<VOB 2STO SWC3'« ALS ENOEAVOUft VOYOSW 20/03 31/09 o*o4 < LONDON BMOOE VOYOtW OM4 20/04 3MM PCL tof
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      915 36 UK/CONTINENT (TRIO) «—nc»Nr ■■^H ar '""S"* sr r,M,> riM jy* g,jUT" |a il MB6 jjjj tSSST iIiuMMMMMMMMW MEDITERRANEAN (MED CLUB)* JEDDAH |h»— rcataa VmMm Gmaa Trtnto SM JO up up up tip HI LONDON CXMKSS MP W |9fi9Rß i t T mmg MIDDLE EAST (OASIS)** ISTOK DUMI SMftJAM ONMAN KUWAIT
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