The Business Times, 13 September 1990
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Title Section10 1990-09-13 1 Business Times MCI (P) 170/12/89 Thursday September 13 1990 75*10 words
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NEWS SUMMARY
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82 1990-09-13 1 THE Malaysian government gave in to demonstrators and public demand yesterday and stopped collecting tolls on a new highway. Deputy Prime Minister Abdul Ghafar Baba said the Cabinet decided to scrap the toll after discussing complaints from the public. He said the Transport Ministry would82 words
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Article21 1990-09-13 1 THE TRAINING of part-time workers will now be eligible for funding by the Skills Development Fund Page 221 words
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Article28 1990-09-13 1 HONGKONG'S hotel sector is in for a rough ride with decreased occupancy amid an increasingly competitive tourism market and surge in hotel room availability Page 828 words
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Article37 1990-09-13 1 MALAYSIA has done extremely well in managing its economy, successfully maintaining a reasonably high level of growth while keeping inflation under control, according to a senior adviser of the International Monetary Fund Page 937 words
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Article39 1990-09-13 1 EUROPE has a good chance of leading the world economic pack in the 1990s and of leaving Pacific Rim nations scrambling to find markets, an international conference of business and government leaders has been told Page 1739 words
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Article32 1990-09-13 1 JUST one year after the furore over the use of the chemical Alar in growing apples, consumers are beginning to lose interest in organically grown fruit and vegetables. Page 1932 words
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Article40 1990-09-13 1 JAPAN is expected to cut its imports of bunker fuel oil from Singapore by up to 50 per cent in the coming three months in the midst of the Gulf crisis Shipping Times Page 140 words
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MARKETS SUMMARY
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Article35 1990-09-13 1 THE New York stock market showed a small gain yesterday morning in another quiet session. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials edged up 1.49 to 2,614.11 in the first hour of trading.35 words
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Article44 1990-09-13 1 LONDON share prices were higher at midday yesterday, helped by a shortage of available stocks and good performances in Tokyo and New York. At 1100 GMT, the Financial Times-Stock Exchange 100-share index was up 18.1 points, or 0.8 per cent, at 2,162.4.44 words
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Article18 1990-09-13 1 AMCOL HOLDINGS Ltd has called off its $88 million bond with warrants issue Page 318 words
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Article31 1990-09-13 1 HOTEL Grand Central's earnings rose sharply at half-time to $6.28 million, which is more than what the group made for the whole of last year Page 331 words
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Article38 1990-09-13 1 EUROPEAN central bankers have made substantial progress on groundwork for creating a European central bank, but governments may not be ready yet to set up such an institution, Bundesbank President Karl Otto Poehl said. Page 738 words
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Article, Illustration29 1990-09-13 1 Wednesday Change BT-MGA 637.3 +1.33 Kuala Lumpur ....545.55 +2.31 Hongkong 3,105.04 +21.47 Tokyo 25,216.14 +611.48 Sydney 1512.6 +13.4 Tuesday Change New York 2612.62 -2.97 London 2144.30 -2.7029 words
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Article20 1990-09-13 1 Exchange rates US$ SSI.7700 Yen SSI.2798 MS SS0.6577 Money market rates Overnight 5 3/4 +13/4 3-montn 6 9/16 unch20 words
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Article36 1990-09-13 1 London Gokl PM fix US$382.05 US$3.35 Rubber S'pore Oct.... 156.00'/kg -0.50 M'sia Oct 240.50»/kg -0.50 KL Tin Turnover 36 tonnes -II Spot M$l5.23/kg +0.11 Crude palm oil Turnover 300 lots -510 Sept M$672 /tonne +136 words
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484 1990-09-13 1 Lilian Ang - By Lilian Ang LOCAL granite suppliers are stepping up their production to relieve a severe shortage that has sent prices spiralling upwards over the past couple of months. At least two of the three local producers the Housing and Development Board (HDB),484 words
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383 1990-09-13 1 DESPITE the Gulf crisis, business prospects in the construction industry for the rest of this year should remain good, with total contracts for 1990 likely to exceed $6 billion. Mr Lam Siew Wah, general manager of the Construction Industry Development383 words
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259 1990-09-13 1 The Gulf crisis Agencies IRAN lined up with former foe Iraq yesterday and said that the fight against US policy in the Gulf counted as a holy war. Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei denounced the US military buildup inAgencies - 259 words
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Article136 1990-09-13 1 STOCK MARKETS in the region were generally higher yesterday following Tokyo's strong lead. In Tokyo, shares closed sharply higher after statements by United States officials on the American economy lifted the yen to its highest levels against the US$ since August 1989. Volume was at its136 words
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341 1990-09-13 1 Quak Hiang Whai - By Quak Hiang Whai LENDING by Singaporebased banks to Indonesian financial institutions has remained brisk in spite of recent rumours of major problems among some Indonesian banks. This lends support to the view that the rumours could have been spread by rivals envious of341 words
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Article173 1990-09-13 1 AFP JAPAN'S trade surplus grew 3.7 per cent from a year earlier to U553.49 billion in August but was down from U555.42 billion in July. The increase reflected a ballooning trade surplus with Asia up 75 per cent from August last year and came in spiteAFP - 173 words
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Article, Illustration266 1990-09-13 1 AJ Leow - By AJ Leow THE TIMING of Singapore Petroleum Co's public share offer will hinge on the stability of the stock market and the situation in the Gulf. "If the market stabilises, it will be very soon," said Mr Soh Kim Soon, deputy chairman266 words
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Advertisement34 1990-09-13 1 Saddam Hussein will faiL, says Bush, Pg 11 Kuwaiti bank almost out of the woods, Pg 11 Boom time again for oil companies, Pg 12 Singapore's bunker industry badly hit. Shipping Times Pg 134 words
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HOME NEWS
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NEWS ROUNDUP
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108 1990-09-13 2 SHELL yesterday raised both the retail price for its liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), and the wholesale price of diesel, bringing both products to the levels currently quoted by other oil companies. From today, LPG packaged in 4.5 kg cylinders will cost $7; the108 words
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Article33 1990-09-13 2 BARONESS Lydia Dunn, a senior member of the Executive Council of Hongkong, will call on Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew tomorrow at the Istana Office Wing.33 words
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Article52 1990-09-13 2 THE MINISTER for Labour, Mr Lee Yock Suan, will attend the Bth Asean Labour Ministers' meeting in Kuala Lumpur on Monday and Tuesday. He will be accompanied by three ministry officials. Singapore will be presenting a paper on its experience in wage administration and wage reform at52 words
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Article82 1990-09-13 2 THE HOUSING and Development Board has said it will check on HDB car parks on Sundays and Public Holidays and take action against motorists who park their vehicles indiscriminately in car parks that allow free parking. After the Free Parking Scheme was introduced in 1986, no checks had82 words
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Article42 1990-09-13 2 THE WOMEN for Other Women Association has been established with the objective of developing and nurturing women managers in Singapore to their full potential. The association will be hosting a seminar "Challenges for Women Executives in the *****" tomorrow.42 words
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Article38 1990-09-13 2 THE SINGAPORE Eye Foundation will receive a donation of $1 million from the 26th International Congress of Ophthalmology on September 21. The money will fund the various activities of the Singapore National Eye Centre.38 words
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Article57 1990-09-13 2 THE CIVIL Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) and the National Search and Rescue Agency of Indonesia yesterday conducted a search and rescue exercise. CAAS said the exercise was based on a simulated flight from Singapore Changi Airport to Balikpapan Airport in Kalimantan which crashed at sea57 words
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343 1990-09-13 2 Schutz Lee - By Schutz Lee THE TRAINING of parttime workers will now be eligible for funding by the Skills Development Fund, the Labour Minister announced yesterday. Mr Lee Yock Suan said that this was "in recognition of their growing importance to our economy",343 words
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Article291 1990-09-13 2 COMPANIES with a training culture and which are not afraid to risk losing their employees after training them these are the characteristics of the winners of the 1990 National Training Awards. They are Singapore Airlines Ltd (service sector), GM Singapore Pte Ltd (manufacturing sector), Singapore Telecom291 words
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302 1990-09-13 2 Diana Oon - By Diana Oon ANOTHER international management consultancy, the US-based AT Kearney, has opened an office in Singapore. This is the firm's second in Asia, after Japan, and will function as its regional base for Asean operations. Last month, Philip Crosby Associates, also based302 words
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Article, Illustration176 1990-09-13 2 THE SCIENCE Council of Singapore will handle all pol-icy-making on science and technology and be renamed the National Science and Technology Board (NSTB). The upgrading of the Science Council to a statutory board was first announced by Trade and Industry Minister Lee Hsien Loong last176 words
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Article, Illustration49 1990-09-13 2 President Wee Kim Wee (left) sharing a joke with Asean parliamentarians and Mr Wong Kan Seng, leader of the Singapore team, at the Istana grounds yesterday evening. The President was holding a garden party for delegates of the 11th Asean Inter-Parlia-mentary Organisation general assembly.49 words
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Article128 1990-09-13 2 OVER 3,000 industry officials are expected to attend the 1990 Singapore Oil Week the first major international oil event since the outbreak of the Gulf crisis. Kicking it off was the Singapore International Bunkering Conference (SIBCON '90), which began yesterday. Organised by the Port128 words
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SINGAPORE – MALAYSIA COMPANY NEWS
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Article205 1990-09-13 3 HOTEL Grand Central's earnings rose sharply at halftime to $6.28 million, which is more than what the group made for the whole of last year. If the group maintains the same level of earnings in the second half, its current year's after-tax profits could be205 words
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358 1990-09-13 3 William Chia - By William Chia AMCOL HOLDINGS Ltd has called off its $88 million bond with warrants issue as a result of the Gulf crisis. A terse statement from the company yesterday simply stated: in view of the currently uncertain conditions in the local stock market358 words
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Article, Illustration379 1990-09-13 3 DESPITE a marginal rise in turnover, lower investment income and higher operating costs drove down profits for Trans-Island Bus Services (Tibs) in the first half of the year. For the next six months, escalating oil prices coupled with higher manpower costs are379 words
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371 1990-09-13 3 MBT THE Malaysian Capital Issues Committee is said to have given the greenlight to three more broking firms to be listed on the Kuala Kumpur Stock Exchange main board at its meeting early last week. Of the three, Serembanbased Kimara Securities, which isMBT - 371 words
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594 1990-09-13 3 MARKET TALK Bernama TELEKOM Malaysia, whose flotation in November will be the largest yet seen in Malaysia, is set to join the ranks of blue chips, investment analysts in Kuala Lumpur said. The flotation of this money-making concern will furtherBernama - 594 words
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310 1990-09-13 3 AS EXPECTED, yesterday's EGM for Renong shareholders to approve its takeover of two key Umno holding firms, Fleet Holdings and Hatibudi Nominees, a 2 per cent stake in United Engineers Malaysia Bhd (UEM), and a waiver of a general offer, went without a hitch.310 words
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188 1990-09-13 3 CIVIL ENGINEERING group, Jurong Engineering Ltd, showed a 77 per cent rise in bottomline profits to $1.14 million for the six months ended June 30, thanks largely to positive contributions from its associated companies. This was made on a less dramatic increase in188 words
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COMPANY BRIEFS
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39 1990-09-13 3 TRADEWINDS Pte Ltd, the wholly-owned subsidiary of Singapore Airlines, has increased its paid-up capital from $7 million to $20 million through the allotment of 13 million, additional shares of $1 each, all paid in cash.39 words
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Article76 1990-09-13 3 IN A BT REPORT on Sep 1, headlined "Hai Sun Hup plans; to buy landlord's company", it was stated that Jones Lang Wootton originally valued Southpoint Building at $17.6 million but this was revised downwards to $16 million after a second property valuator, Richard Ellis, valued it76 words
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Article70 1990-09-13 3 CYCLE CARRIAGE (CCL) has formed a 70-30 joint venture company with Mazda Motors of New Zealand toretail Mazda vehicles in the country. The New Zealand-regis-, tered company, Sri Temasek Limited, has entered into a. conditional agreement to pay some NZ56.25 million forassets owned by70 words
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Article38 1990-09-13 3 n MALAYSIA AIRLINES (MAS) and All-Nippon Airways (ANA), one of the three major airlines in Japan, will jointly launch their services twice a week between Kuala Lumpur and Nagoya from November this year.38 words
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Article55 1990-09-13 3 ORIENTAL BANK has reported a reduced profit of M 51.14 million for the year ended Dec 31, 1989, compared with M 55.18 million previously after making additional specific provisions for bad and doubtful debts of M 59.92 million and additional general provision for bad and doubtful55 words
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REGIONAL COMPANY NEWS
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COMPANY BRIEFS
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119 1990-09-13 4 SOUTH KOREA'S Hyundai Construction and Engineering Co is negotiating a deal to build barracks for US troops stationed in Saudi Arabia in connection with the Gulf crisis, a Seoul newspaper reported on Tuesday. The Seoul Sinmun, a 'national daily, said the deal, being negotiated119 words
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Article96 1990-09-13 4 3AN MIGUEL Pale Pilsen beer, a century-old Philippine -institution, lost its bid to have a look-alike rival banned *from the market, court officials said on Tuesday. A trial -gourt in suburban Pasig threw out a lawsuit filed by the Miguel Corp (SMC) against Chinese-Filipino owned CAsia96 words
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Article52 1990-09-13 4 .•£HE Daily News has been placed in provisional liquidation ;Zjpid all staff have been dismissed, the Australian JournalJits' Association said on Tuesday. The closure follows a -decision on Monday by the Trade Practices Commission to jrefuse an application by West Australian Newspapers to the afternoon52 words
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Article56 1990-09-13 4 Australia's largest bank, Westpac, announced on Tuestthat it had sold worldwide marketing rights to a new mation technology for an undisclosed sum to IBM. bank's chief general manager for management services, Mclnnis, said "the terms and conditions of the conare confidential", but its value was "substantial56 words
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Article68 1990-09-13 4 INTERNATIONAL Nickel Indonesia will pay an inter--2sn dividend of 35 cents, payable on October 25 to shareholders of record by September 25. The company, a -rfubsidiary of Inco Ltd, will pay foreign shareholders in US "pilars and Indonesians in rupiah, calculated according to *&e central68 words
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Article92 1990-09-13 4 2fLETCHER Construction of New Zealand and Fijian firm Decor have won a US$4 million contract to rSuild Fiji's new parliament building although theirs was the lapost expensive bid, it was reported on Tuesday. The Fiji f jinxes said that the tender submitted by the joint92 words
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Article, Illustration563 1990-09-13 4 THE FORMER HEAD of Hongkong's Legal Department's commercial crime unit, Warwick Reid, was accused by a leading London Queen's Counsel (QC) of making a mountain out of a mole-hill in building a cor-ruption-related case against former banker Deacon Chiu and his son, David, reported563 words
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360 1990-09-13 4 THE US-based company, Molex international, has opened its latest production plant in Thailand to meet the increasing demand for connector assembly harnesses and telecom products in South-east Asia. The venture, according to a report in Tuesday's The Nation, has a registered capital of 60360 words
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397 1990-09-13 4 THE THAI government has agreed to grant a withholding tax waiver on interest rates charged on foreign loans related to all major infrastructure projects awarded to the Thai Skytrain mass transit system, which is to be built by Lavalin International Company of Canada.397 words
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Article107 1990-09-13 4 Reuter INDONESIA'S second largest business group PT Astra International should more than double 1989's net income of 85.34 billion rupiah (about US$46 million), president director Theodor Rachmad said. He told shareholders of the cars to agrobusiness group that in the first half of this calendar year, netReuter - 107 words
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INTERNATIONAL COMPANY NEWS
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COMPANY BRIEFS
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70 1990-09-13 6 COMPAQ Computer Corp said that it had cut prices by up to 20 per cent on several of its most advanced personal computers, including two models introduced last spring. Analysts said the action reflected an industrywide price reduction for computers powered by the popular70 words
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Article57 1990-09-13 6 T+IE RINGLING Brothers and Barnum Bailey Circus said it would start a national chain of retail stores with a circus theme this autumn. The company, owned by Irwin Feld and Kenneth Feld Productions, Vienna, Virginia, said it would open six stores a year, with the first57 words
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Article75 1990-09-13 6 BP FRANCE said the rise in oil prices since August after the Gulf crisis could wipe out a severe loss on stock values in the first half of 1990. The firm, 60 per cent-owned by British Petroleum pic, said that a decline in the value of its75 words
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Article88 1990-09-13 6 NEC CORP forecasts that domestic sales of personal computers (PCs) will increase to 1.3 million units in the vear ending March 31, 1991, up from an earlier estimate of 1.2 units. Of the total, sales of the 'PC-9800' series are expected to reach 1.188 words
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Article90 1990-09-13 6 MEDIA AND publishing grcAp Bertelsmann AG said busi;«tiss was developing so well in the current 1990/91 year j>at group net pront should top its own forecasts of 530 Motion marks. "In one year I will show you figures that are 'fatter than what you have just seen," management90 words
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Article28 1990-09-13 6 NEWLY-PRIVATISED Telecom Corp of New Zealand Ltd would consider expanding into the Australian telecommunications market, managing director Peter Troughton said H a news conference.28 words
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Article46 1990-09-13 6 TftS INDUSTRIES said its Spanish subsidiary F L Smidth Sod Cia Espanola has won an order worth around 750 million crowns from Algeria's state-owned Entreprise des Ciments et Derives de l'Est for a cement plant with 1,600 tonnes a day output capacity.46 words
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Article, Illustration395 1990-09-13 6 NYT IN ITS initial steps towards a 24-hour trading system, the board of the New York Stock Exchange on Tuesday approved the first forms of af-ter-hours trading in the Big Board's almost 200-year history. The moves to establish an around-the-clock trading system comeNYT - 395 words
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324 1990-09-13 6 Reuter DU PONT CO still believes its 1990 earnings can exceed last year's U553.53 a share despite deterioration in its chemicals businesses. Chairman Edgar Woolard told analysts: "We still cling to the belief that we have a shot at doing that." He added thatReuter - 324 words
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520 1990-09-13 6 Reuter THIRTY YEARS after the Japanese said computers were a "strategic industry", the veil has been lifted on a new generation of Japanese and International Business Machines Corp (IBM) mainframe computers, pitting "Japan versus IBM" in a contest to be champion of the world'sReuter - 520 words
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FINANCIAL NEWS
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532 1990-09-13 7 Reuter EUROPEAN central bankers have made substantial progress on groundwork for creating a European central bank, but governments may not be ready yet to set up such an institution, Bundesbank President Karl Otto Poehl said. "I still have doubts whether European governments are reallyReuter - 532 words
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218 1990-09-13 7 Reuter JAPANESE yen futures traders on trial on fraud and racketeering charges allegedly cheated customers out of anywhere from US$25 to US$l2O,OOO per trade as part of a long-running fraud scheme, a government prosecutor said. The 14 traders from the Chicago Mercantile ExchangeReuter - 218 words
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SMALL CHANGE
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95 1990-09-13 7 THE US General Accounting Office, in its previously announced report on America's deposit insurance fund, analysed the financial condition and performance of 300 banks, based on 1989 data. Fifteen of the 35 banks, the GAO said, had failed as of Aug 13.95 words
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Article105 1990-09-13 7 THIRTEEN foreign insurance firms have appjied for licences to set up branches in Taiwan in 1991. But a Finance Ministry official said four of them could not be considered because they were not from the United States. Under Taiwan rules, only US companies are eligible and105 words
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Article119 1990-09-13 7 NATIONAL Westminster Bank pic has appointed Roger Flemington as deputy group chief executive. He will assist Tom Frost, the bank's group chief executive on internal and external affairs. Nat West used to have two deputy chief executives, but the posts have not been filled for about119 words
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Article104 1990-09-13 7 THE UK government should suspend tax relief on provisions made by British banks against less developed country (LDC) debt, charity Christian Aid said. It said taxpayers last year subsidised the four main clearing banks by £1.5 billion for provisions, "while the banks continued to104 words
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287 1990-09-13 7 Reuter FEDERAL Reserve Board governor Wayne Angeil said regulators should insure that financial institutions exceed minimum capital standards in order to strengthen their operations and reduce the need for rigorous supervisory oversight. "It is important that regulators make sure that financial institutionsReuter - 287 words
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214 1990-09-13 7 Reuter THE Bank of England has asked banking associations in London to draw up a system to support companies in financial difficulties, senior banking sources said. The key principle underlying the intended regime is to encourage all creditor banks tied to an ailingReuter - 214 words
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Page 7 Miscellaneous
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THE REGION 1
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488 1990-09-13 8 AP CHINA said yesterday it was ready to establish contact with the Vietnamese-installed government in Cambodia as a member of the new Cambodian Supreme National Council "China is ready to establish and keep contacts with all the parties in the SupremeAP - 488 words
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Article, Illustration264 1990-09-13 8 AFP HONGKONG'S bold sector is in for a rough ride with decreased occupancy amid an increasingly competitive tourism market and surge in hotel room availability, a report said yesterday. The 70-page report by international property consultant Richard Ellis forecast that the hotel industryAFP - 264 words
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344 1990-09-13 8 BECAUSE it will take five more years before the economies of the Indochinese countries can attain strength, Thailand must serve as the bridge to help these countries, analysts believe. This assessment from Dr Somjai Phagaphasvivat of Thammasat University, who is also an344 words
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397 1990-09-13 9 SHANGHAI MAYOR Zhu Rongji on Monday released a package of tax incentives for his multi-billion dollar plan to develop the city's eastern sector into a modern manufacturing and trading centre, the South China Morning Post reported on Tuesday. Despite problems caused by bureaucracy397 words
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Article, Illustration245 1990-09-13 9 AFP PHILIPPINE President Corazon Aquino yesterday instructed the military to suspend offensives in selected earthquake-devastated areas where communist guerillas had declared a unilateral truce. "In response to the people's call for a genuine peace, I have directed the armed forces... to maintain the suspensionAFP - 245 words
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173 1990-09-13 9 Bernama MALAYSIA has done extremely well in managing its economy, successfully maintaining a reasonably high level of growth while keeping inflation under control, a senior adviser of the International Monetary Fund said. Speaking at a news conference in Kuala Lumpur to release the IMFs annualBernama - 173 words
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Article, Illustration42 1990-09-13 9 Seoul elementary schoolchildren making their way across a flooded street after schools were closed on Tuesday. Almost 25cm of rain have fallen in South Korea during the past day killing at least 35 people. Renter picture Reuter pictureReuter picture - 42 words
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348 1990-09-13 9 Reuter THE LONG-TOUTED Taiwan miracle has turned out to be a mirage for most companies this year. Used to years of steady growth and good profits, companies this year are being buffeted by a double-blow as the economy slows and the island's speculative bubbleReuter - 348 words
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NOTE BOOK
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111 1990-09-13 9 MALAYSIAN PRIME MINISTER Dr Mahathir Mohamad and South Korean President Roh Tae-woo have agreed to expand bilateral trade and economic ties. Mr Roh met pri-) vately with Dr Mahathir for 40 minutes before holding formal talks, the President's office said in Seoul yesterday.111 words
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Article92 1990-09-13 9 THE THAI CABINET on Tuesday approved measures to help the country cope with higher fuel costs brought about by the Gulf crisis. State enterprises are to cut their electriti* ty, water and telephone bills by 10 per cent, deputy government spokesman Likhit Hongladarom said.92 words
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Article109 1990-09-13 9 FINANCE MINISTER David Caygill said the Gulf crisis will have a relatively small impact on New Zealand's economic growth and he does not plan to amend projections made in his July 24 budget. "It's not going to make a big difference to the budget figures," he109 words
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Article117 1990-09-13 9 THE PHILIPPINE trade deficit in July surged to USS37B million from US$2B3 million in June and US$222 million in July 1989 as imports continued to grow faster than exports, swelling the deficit for January to July to U552.25 billion, the National Statistics Office said. July imports117 words
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Article80 1990-09-13 9 SIX PEOPLE were killed and 23 injured on Tuesday in an attack on a crowded neighbourhood mahjong club that has shocked the people of Hongkong and focused new attention on a surge in crime and violence in the country. The attack came eight days after80 words
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THE WORLD 1
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WORLD WATCH
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Article95 1990-09-13 10 NORTH KOREAN leader Kim 11 Sung is in China for talks with Chinese leaders on issues concerning North-east Asia, the Yonhap News Agency reported on Wednesday. The South Korean news agency, quoting "reliable sources," said Mr Kim arrived in Shenyang, a northeastern Chinese city,95 words
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Article126 1990-09-13 10 PRESIDENT George Bush on Tuesday called on Congress to help put the US economic house in order amid reports that the White House and Congress were close to an agreement on reducing the country's huge budget deficit. "Our ability to function effectively as a great126 words
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Article117 1990-09-13 10 A XEADING Soviet entrepreneur warned American industries on Tuesday not to sign business deals with the central Soviet government because of political instability and other hazards. Artyom Tarasov said he was preparing a map of the country to pinpoint for foreign investors cities and regional117 words
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457 1990-09-13 10 Bernama THE INTERNATIONAL Monetary Fund has stressed the need for member countries to promote greater levels of savings and investments and to continue monetary restraint so as to ensure a fairly healthy rate of growth in the world economy and in tradeBernama - 457 words
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173 1990-09-13 10 Reuter EUROPE has a good chance of leading the world economic pack in the 1990s and of leaving Pacific Rim nations scrambling to find markets, an international conference of business and government leaders was told on Tuesday. "The symbol of the new economicReuter - 173 words
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Article, Illustration375 1990-09-13 10 Reuter SOVIET deputies, expected to consider economic reform plans informally yesterday, are under pressure from both President Mikhail Gorbachev and the Russian republic to adopt radical moves towards a market system. On Tuesday the Russian Federation parliament, led by Boris Yeltsin, approved itsReuter - 375 words
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253 1990-09-13 10 AP THE four World War II powers that defeated and carved up Nazi Germany signed a treaty on Wednesday with the two Germanys sanctioning their unification and heralding the return of full sovereignty to a people. Foreign ministers from the United States, theAP - 253 words
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Article463 1990-09-13 11 Reuter US President George Bush, portraying the Gulf crisis as the first test of a new world order, said on Tuesday he could not predict how long it would take to get Iraq out of Kuwait but flatly declared: "Saddam Hussein will fail. "Iraq willReuter - 463 words
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328 1990-09-13 11 AP IRAN has agreed to sell food and medicine to Iraq for oil and cash, a well-informed source said from Tehran. Such a deal could puncture the UN blockade aimed at forcing Iraq out of Kuwait. There was no official commentAP - 328 words
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Article, Illustration574 1990-09-13 11 The Gulf Crisis NYT FIVE weeks after the Iraqis invaded Kuwait, the National Bank of Kuwait is up and running from its transplanted headquarters in London, the only one of the occupied emirate's big banks that is back in business.NYT - 574 words
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Advertisement463 1990-09-13 10 THE HIGHEST HONOURS ACCORDED TO BUSINESS ACHIEVERS ingaporo Business Times i n 1985, Business Times, a business daily published by Singapore Press Holdings, and the leading air express company, DHL Worldwide Express, came together to organize an award scheme to honour Singapore's most successful businessman. In the years before, public463 words
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Advertisement87 1990-09-13 10 CONVENIENCE: Ideal imulim no •MaTrt flli IM. 1 bote and hasps hot I gl reedy to uw al day long. I HOTST,! ENERGY SAVING: I Wfl $1 Unit uaoo a fraction of I \faJg%JSnjm power uaoa energy only I <>i£r H whan walar la dkpsnasd. I witerangaof 1 li 187 words
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Advertisement53 1990-09-13 11 COMPUTER VIRUSES Are you prepared for such attacks? Sy«t»m Manag«m«nt Anti-Virus Software PC Magazine's Editor Choice! Prevents running of new or modified software! Prevents virus replication and destructive trigger activity I Detects known virus code and "learn" new viruses! Removes computer viruses from your system! Automatically recover DOS hard disk53 words
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Advertisement207 1990-09-13 11 ||§lj| j v J| gr yMr l»n |^F.;'-^^^HHHlHF^liWS!^i^BiSHg9n^^^^^^^^| jb W M v, y M w KSSM m i ISttl automatic chronograph GP 7000 This new chronograph has a mechanical, self winding movement. Its water resistant case is available in a variety of combinations, such as steel with yellow gold, steel207 words
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Article606 1990-09-13 12 EDITORIAL Xcp,10,10.8 HERE is no doubt that what was achieved at Jakarta this week was a profound breakthrough in the long and, ntly, seemingly hopeless stalemate in Cambodia. The complexity of the Cambodian conflict derived from three factors: it was a proxy war between606 words
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Article253 1990-09-13 12 THE CAMBODIANS have well and truly confounded all observers this time. Despite much fin-ger-crossing among well-wishers, few, if any, would have dared hope just a few days ago that an end to Cambodia's long nightmare might finally be in sight. There can be little doubt that253 words
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Article131 1990-09-13 12 IT IS good that independent schools are not raising their fees by the same amount. Parents can now be more selective about which school to send their children to. Now, it behooves these schools to prove themselves not just in educating the students, but also in131 words
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Article117 1990-09-13 12 THE four factions in Cambodia have agreed to a UN plan to end the fighting. Pressure from the superpowers has prevailed, finally. In all fairness to them, the four were not mere marionettes in the hands of the superpowers. The timing was also right. For one,117 words
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Article179 1990-09-13 12 THE HELSINKI summit may not improve the prospects for a peaceful settlement to the Gulf crisis, but it served notice to Saddam Hussein that his aggression in Kuwait will not pay. The superpower unity in Helsinki will also set the stage for the peaceful settlement of other179 words
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Article171 1990-09-13 12 IT WAS more than four years ago that the Cabinet under former prime minister Gen Prem Tinsulanonda made the symbolically significant decision to implement a mass transit system to help solve Bangkok's chronic traffic problems. That decision in May 1986 authorised the government to hold a maximum171 words
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Article137 1990-09-13 12 RECORD DRUG seizures so far this year attest to the vigilance of the local anti-narcotics task force and vindicate the decision three years ago to establish a regional liaison office of the international Customs and Co-operation Council in the territory. Hongkong has become renowned for tackling the137 words
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Article, Illustration1307 1990-09-13 12 Oil companies claim that oil crises are bad news for them, just as they are for the rest of industry. Don't believe them Economist IRAQ'S invasion of Kuwait was not unadulterated good news for oil companies, but it was the best they have had in a longEconomist - 1,307 words
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Advertisement244 1990-09-13 12 IDEAS KEEP COMING UP HH■ and expenses at hand. ifi iS ■sfliM F v "'-ta, j| Bc\ j, 55 P _Vr t. w -b- -rSav aoodbvc id messy lists and lost expense slips type everything in quickly with the keyboard Bee fuse the ZQ- 5300 M has a built-in Time244 words
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Miscellaneous48 1990-09-13 12 DOONESBURY BY GARRY TRUDEAU 1 p&er m speaking to two %J ueu, its a uttie mar*. but f &mme a break! uevz here rv-urr HEY, U/&RE HERE TOH6HT FOR PORO€AROH>. WRZHERE.SO THAT*. WALA 70CW~ARAtoJRECRUITANPA DfMOCRAC/ANPAGAINST UEDOttT NSP AN ENBUG/POU- nw CY! UE"RE HERE SO BUSH CAN AWFUL' PETER*48 words
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869 1990-09-13 13 Jane Perlez - Jane Perlez reports on a Third World country supplymg fashion to the world Jane Perlez NYT FROM the busy workrooms of the Bonair textile factory, where new computerised knitting machines from Japan turn out high-fashion sweaters for Europeans, the new Mauritius and the oldNYT - 869 words
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Article, Illustration1287 1990-09-13 13 Lee Han Shih - Li Ka Shing is the most powerful businessman in Hongkong. What are his plans with 1997 not too far away? Lee Han Shih examines the tycoon's moves in the Singapore property market Lee Han Shih HE didn't make it this time, but the very fact1,287 words
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736 1990-09-13 13 Should Prince Sihanouk chair the national council of Cambodians? This is just one of many thorny problems Reuter AN agreement wrenched out of bitter Cambodian enemies in Jakarta on Monday night creates the chance to end 11 years of war, butReuter - 736 words
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Advertisement99 1990-09-13 13 RIBS...RIBS...AND RIBS 5-COURSE SET MENU FOR LUNCH DINNER Soup of the Day Oarlic Bread Section of Main Course Dessert \Cdffee or Tea Fruit Juice Selection of Main Course Airflown BBQ Port Ribs > $11.90* AirflowaßßQ Beef Ribs *12.90' Airflown Ribeye Steak Beef Rft» $13.50* Airflown £eef Rios Pork Ribs $12.50*99 words
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Article299 1990-09-13 14 THE FINANCIALLY troubled Saatchi Saatchi Co pk has announced that it will not pay an October dividend. Recent sales of the consulting firms Peterson Co of Chicago, the Hay Group of Philadelphia, and the Gartner Group Inc of Stamford, Conn, were at prices lower than expected, causing the299 words
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Article, Illustration370 1990-09-13 14 Genevieve Cua - Pounds Shanks makes debut Genevieve Cua profiles a Hongkongbased firm that aims to be the best service agency in town Genevieve Cua Advertising agencies that deliver good account service are few and far between, says the newest entrant to Singapore's competitive advertising fraternity. Hongkong-based Pounds Shanks opened its doors to370 words
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375 1990-09-13 14 HONGKONG-based jewellery designer and manufacturer Kai-Yin Lo Ltd is looking to use Singapore as a springboard from which to launch into the Asean market. The company, which has an annual sales turnover of between US$6 million and US$B million, currently distributes jewellery in Hongkong, US,375 words
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Article, Illustration47 1990-09-13 14 What the China advertising industry lacks in dollars, it more than makes up for in size. The slow-to-catch-on industry is going for more eyecatching and dramatic gestures like this Pepsi inflatable outside a newly-opened Pizza Hut outlet in Beijing. Renter Reuter pictureReuter picture - 47 words
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591 1990-09-13 14 Kim Foltz - Membership has more privileges on weekends American Express has started yet another ad campaign, reports Kim Foltz Kim Foltz NYT American Express has begun its first US advertising campaign for a special credit card programme for members and merchants called "Weekend Privileges". In ads for the scheme, American Express cardholdersNYT - 591 words
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334 1990-09-13 14 SEAGRAM SINGAPORE, which last week announced an end to a 10-year partnership with ad agency McCann Erickson, has appointed Ogilvy Mather to handle its $3.5 million Martell Cognac account in Singapore and Malaysia. This appointment comes as a surprise to the local advertising industry,334 words
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Advertisement176 1990-09-13 14 CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN PR Gibson Public Relations, a member of the Shandwick Group, has recently won several 'blue chip' accounts and as a result is looking to strengthen its client servicing teams. Several opportunities exist at executive and senior management level. Candidates must have sound public relations or related experience176 words
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Article, Illustration893 1990-09-13 15 Paul Gopal - Asean is applying pressure on developed nations to hasten trade liberalisation, while Singapore is offering more cuts on tariff bindings, reports Paul Gopal from Vancouver Paul Gopal THE SIX Asean nations moved in concert on Tuesday, applying pressure on the developed nations to make concessions and893 words
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Article354 1990-09-13 15 SINGAPORE has offered to freeze tariffs on more items, subject to satisfactory responses from other countries in Gatt's Uruguay Round of trade liberalisation negotiations. Singapore's Minister for Trade and Industry, BrigGen Lee Hsien Loong, made the offer to extend tariff bindings on more items354 words
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Advertisement227 1990-09-13 15 f*t rii I Paji 3. K \kflt h i; ,»rtX i i **£?<•' "K| •i pi, Mu S,lG'; Odysseus. The New Classics. itU. THIS K CHRONOGRAPH TRADITIONAL AND FORM A MASTERPIECE IN MEAOdysseus NUMBER SK\ ON ITS DOCUMENT UNlqueness. With WS^ ITS PRECISION AND M^W: *£w .^~-Ml£«^^MlH DEPENDABILITY. AN INGENIOUS227 words
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119 1990-09-13 16 SPANIARD Inaki Gaston broke out with three other riders, then out-pedalled them at the finish line to win the fifth leg of the Tour of Catalonia cycling race on Tuesday. Gaston beat Marino Lejarreta, Cubino and Pedro Delgado.All four were clocked in four119 words
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Article76 1990-09-13 16 THE Chicago Cubs had their biggest inning in 17 years when they scored 10 runs before a batter was retired on Tuesday in the second inning against the Montreal Expos. It was the most runs for the Cubs since a 10-run first against Houston on May76 words
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Article109 1990-09-13 16 LUIS Mendoza of Colombia stopped countryman Ruben Palacios in the third round on Tuesday to win the vacant World Boxing Association (WBA) junior featherweight title. Mendoza landed a solid right to Palacios' head early m the third round to set up his win in the 122-pound division.109 words
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Article127 1990-09-13 16 LAWYERS for former heavyweight boxing champion Michael Spinks told the Nevada Supreme Court on Tuesday he wasn't obligated to fight a championship unification fight at the Las Vegas Hilton. Hilton lawyers charged that under a contract with their hotel and a separate contract with Home Box127 words
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Article133 1990-09-13 16 FORMER tennis champion Bjorn Borg is bracing for a comeback in international tennis, a Swedish newspaper reported on Tuesday. "I am training. We will see how far it tpfc™ me," Borg, 34, was quoted as saying by the Aftonbladet newspaper. Borg,a five-time Wimbledon champion, said he133 words
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Article397 1990-09-13 16 AP THE FIRST BLACK has been accepted for membership in the prestigious Augusta National Golf Club. The dub, site-of the annual Masters tournament, selected Ron Townsend, president of Gannett Television Group, a companyowned station reported in Washington on Tuesday. The club earlier in the dayAP - 397 words
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304 1990-09-13 16 AP CANADIANS may be looking at their best chance in 36 years of winning their own national golf championship. Richard Zokol admits that it's still a long shot, but at least there's a chance. "They used to say there were onlyAP - 304 words
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Article, Illustration306 1990-09-13 16 AP GORAN IVANISEVIC of Yugoslavia defeated Spain's Jose Luis Aparisi 6-7 (7-5), 6-1, 6-3 on Tuesday in the first round of the US$3OO,OOO Bordeaux Men's Tournament. Despite losing the first set, the second-seeded Ivanisevic used his powerful game and strong first serve to lose onlyAP - 306 words
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Article, Illustration510 1990-09-13 17 AP AL UNSER JR, known as Little A 1 because his dad has always been called Al, might qualify for a new nickname. How about Super Al? It would oertainly describe the kind of season he's having. He's won the last four races and sixAP - 510 words
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Article, Illustration271 1990-09-13 17 Agencies STEFAN EDBERG was named on Tuesday to lead Sweden's Davis Cup tennis team against Finland later this month in a qualifying tie for next year's world group. The current world No 1 and Wimbledon champion teams up with Jonas Svensr son, Magnus Gustafsson andAgencies - 271 words
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290 1990-09-13 17 AP NEW national team manager Graham Ttylor doesn't want to rode the England boat. Especialy after the team reached the semifinal of the World Cup and only lost to the evential winner, West Germany, on a penalty shoot-out. But he wants to make changes.AP - 290 words
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Advertisement69 1990-09-13 16 KLM now flies you to Amsterdam and the rest of Europe everyday, 7 days a week. With smooth connections from Schiphol, Europe's best transfer airport, to any destination on the continent. Leaving Singapore daily. Test us, try us, fly us, any day. For Reservations, contact KLM Ticketing Office, npi T)69 words
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Advertisement451 1990-09-13 16 fSss,e S KIL LT H Inc in association with C 0 I S I I I Alii Investment In Excellence Video Programme I An exciting 3 day workshop to help organisations maximise the potential of their single most valuable asset their people. The Pacific Institute is an organisation dedicated to451 words
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Advertisement292 1990-09-13 17 The HourGlass Limited (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the 11th Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at The Windsor. Level 2, Goodwood Park Hotel, 22 Scotts Road, Singapore 0922 at 10 a.m. on Friday 28 September292 words
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Advertisement1116 1990-09-13 17 ImhrJl The Hour Glass Limited (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company will be held at Goodwood Park Hotel, The Windsor, Level 2, 22 Scotts Road. Singapore 0922 on Friday. 28 September 1990 immediately1,116 words
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Advertisement216 1990-09-13 18 WHERE TO WINE, DINE AND ENTERTAIN... WHERE TO WINE, DINE AND ENTERTAIN. WHERE TO WINE, DINE... THE TEA ROOM TAKES YOU SOUTH OF THE BORDER. It's fiesta time at The Tea from the Camino Real of Room. So grab your sombrero Mexico City. and come with us down September 3-16.216 words
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Advertisement350 1990-09-13 18 ooimeGs THE MOST WONDROUS BUFFET LUNCH IN TOWN Enjoy a gourmet buffet luncheon at an ungourmet price! For starters, take your pick of our cold dishes prawns on ice, fresh oysters, smoked salmon, melon and dried ham, vegetable terrine, mixed seafood salad, cooked assorted vegetables and homemade dressings. Select your350 words
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Advertisement289 1990-09-13 18 i^ 1 tSU jj Come for Japanese ireals* and win some fjjf "J f fabulous prizes: Return V J j Microwave oven. Mini W J flrv I I compo set. Yaohan gift J I vouchers and more.... i 'Menu changes regularly A Cafe Plaza I m* l Plaza Ham. L£289 words
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Advertisement357 1990-09-13 18 9AK >-/ xCT fv Amidst Imperial splendour, ourchels t* \j tJEWi sta 9 e tfwlr highly-acclaimed pcrtormance l A i '''fff f 1 of legendary Belong cuisine to the satis- K«A s '§f J i I taction of demanding dlners.To guarantee I V/ H your place amongst the dbcemlng. make357 words
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Miscellaneous589 1990-09-13 18 TELEVISION AND RADIO m Tiwrsday Fntm Special L3I RallglMn BUSINESS ON RADIO Trans-Atlantic lr»vp J^L ass""™"" -jit—-" SssSSSr 1 i\Udllliv IUVC JJS Ptl *•«■*-The Bellman. 11JJ CwW and Uo| Video 1M CM. *H* M»jL I.Umi tMm, lMm. Haggard, Grunge and Rodcr- Verile (Stereo). 7.14 MagArfe Prayar CaL 5 J#p«L ITl—l'589 words
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Article, Illustration936 1990-09-13 19 Florence Fabricant - Just one year after the furore over the use of the chemical Alar in growing apples, consumers are beginning to lose interest in organically grown fruit and vegetables, reports Florence Fabricant Florence Fabricant NYT HALF a kilogram of organically grown carrots cost US$O.99 last week atNYT - 936 words
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721 1990-09-13 19 PRINCESS DIANA opened a new unit at a Liverpool children's hospital on Tuesday and discussed the mutant turtle phenomenon with another mother. Lynne Faulkner told the princess that her five-year-old son, John, had checked in for an operation at Alder Hey Hospital with his stuffed721 words
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Advertisement312 1990-09-13 19 AND ENTERTAIN "There's More To Brussels Than Sprouts* Chef Pierrot van Hauwermeiren wuwttiii vjmu BELGIAN M GASTKONOMIQLE FAiR SEPTS tou "*V BUSINESSMAN'S V LUNCHEON: ill 00. Wg PER PERSON 12 NOON TO J MfM DINNER From September 5 to 18, Brussels' famous > Chef Pierrot van Hauwermeiren will show you312 words
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Advertisement230 1990-09-13 19 SINGAPORE'S RESTAURANTS ★RECOGNITION* Symbols of FotmQuality excellence TUNK-KA OF THAILAND Rated as one of the 100 BEST restaurants in Singapore, Tunk-ka of Thailand scored FULL MARKS for its food quality. It's the choice of Tatler's readers for the best place to eat in Singapore. At Tunk-ka, it's more than a230 words
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Advertisement101 1990-09-13 19 Xn ■mw m Restaurant and KUIIVim Karaoke Lounges FINEST RUSSIAN AND CONTINENTAL CUISINE Shashlik A La Troika Borsch Baked Alaska HAPPY HOURS 512.00 H ONLY Restaurant Hour* Lunch: Karaoke Hours Mondays to Saturdays Daily: 1130 am to 130pm 7.00pm to 2.00 am 6.00pm lo 10.00pm 133 Cecil Street #18-00 (Whole101 words
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Article, Illustration4430 1990-09-13 20 Quak Hiang Whai - By Quak Hiang Whai SHARES on the Singapore stock market showed some positive change yesterday, chalking up a 5.56-point gain in the Strait Times Industrials Index with turnover surpassing the average of the last few days. Prices were generally higher on speculative buying by4,430 words
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Article4217 1990-09-13 21 Main Board FELS 50* 630 30 4.8% Shangri-La 703 +20 +2.9% NatSted 695 +13 +2.2% S Land Witt 560 +15 +2.8% Roth Inds 50* 374 +12 3.3% UE 175 +11 +6.7% Kcppd Corpn 630 +10 +1.6% Prima 560 +10 +1.8% Inchcape 498 +10 2.0% Haw4,217 words
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Article73 1990-09-13 22 Cmipaay Data Yaar Craa# Nat Nat Mnriaf* 6ms mm ta praflt/lass (L) p*f slur* dMdaad ('MO) (cents) i Cement Sep 10 Mar 90 $1,771(11.0191) 5 0(—) 2.5(0.5) MexHMp Am« 31 Mar 90 11.085(11.129) 5.4(5.6) 6(6) MU Aug 31 Dec 89 M$20,413($19,771) 3 7a(3.6a) 3.1a(3 la) Bur** Au« 3073 words
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Article146 1990-09-13 22 Cwapaay Date Ymt Great pr»-to* IM unlip 6r*»» mm to prtflt/toM (L) p«r slur* dhrMtad (*000) (cants) Hemayan Sop 5 May 90 *1.505(15.224) 0.7(2.2) 1.5(1.5) CoM Storage Sep 4 ton 90 (41.302(131.149) 186(98) 10.7(2.9) Com PM Sep 1 ton 90 M$88. 700($157,400) 6.3(11.9) 18.4(32) 0MB IM Sep 1146 words
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Article422 1990-09-13 22 aData Half-ywr Gnwp prt-tax lataria mm to prvfit/l#M (L) dMdMd COM) Esse Sep 11 Jun 90 MS71,280(843.261) 20(20) Pacific Carnen Sep 11 Jun 90 818.162(818.446) Town City Sep 11 Jun 90 $144L(J176L) -<-) Neon Sep 10 Jun 90 M82,152(8208) H Royal Sep 10 Jun 90 81.620(8221) Lm Ho*422 words
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Article393 1990-09-13 22 Sap 11 Sfagapore Aerospace wtM take up a 20% stake in a new company to be named V-one Aircraft Leasing Company lor USs6m. The new company wiH re-engine Boeing 72/ aircraft to be subsequently sold or leased to airline operators. Sports Tot* Malaysia Bhd acquired a 70% stake393 words
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Article878 1990-09-13 22 Cwrwt Ex Bocks Date Total tar Total tar poymont data ctaM poyaMo toymr test par MntHp 6% Aug 28 Sep 7 Sep 26 6% 6% NOB 2.5% Sep 14 Sep 28 Oct 27 25% 2% MM 10% Sep 21 Oct 5 No* 1 10% 7.5%(a) Mm 7.5%TE(!) Oct878 words
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Article361 1990-09-13 22 Singapore Stocks LastFrtYMr Canpav NM Date Year Hat EPS fre« Nat M ym S OOC ImM Mm Mar 30 Dec 89 S3SL(h) EMS Mm Apr 26 M 90 9J(«) 2JTE(«) 4,747 FU Mm Jm 23 Sap 90 356 1U 62.868 JMcM Mm Mil OK 90 4.6 10.0 9.180361 words
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Article646 1990-09-13 22 BONDS, LOANS WARRANTS Cmm Cwiniaapartto Cmmntm hr II#IIH to— UC m Betore 2S/4/S3 1 aarto pto UPS art. Caanray Lmi Caaeaay 2/10/0 to 20/10/94 1 warrant ptoi {1 cask or 1 mat pto SI aatoto anato $1 tow stock Qmm Mp Mm OwHfW llwdi 87 to 31/12/11 1.55 aawto pto646 words
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Article400 1990-09-13 22 Company Rights torn M> Mn (RX) OWarj tor sate by or on betalf of Utd Engineers (M) BM of 25.2m stare by way of > nghts offer to enttted shareholders of KK on the base of tan tor-one MSI 25 each Ex-dale: M 20 Books dose: Aag 3400 words
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Article510 1990-09-13 22 Company Rights Issue Mean One-tor two MSI 00 per share Issue of 40m Cumulative Redeemable Preference Shares of MJO 10 each at MSI per share with 10m detachable TSE Man One-tortour Mg 00 per share CauMway to* Captaf redurton scheme to reduce par nktt ot shares tram $1.00510 words
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Article119 1990-09-13 22 RECORD HIGHS LOWS BT Composite Index ST hdMtriib Index l»l* >43S«3 (16/7/90, "J* gW» 1990 Int 1084.43 (23/8/90) {J J? ,2(5/2 1989 N0t 1322.00 (28/12/89) gj 1989 b* 917.42 (4/1/89) j«J J3O0 1988 M0t 1043.86 (8/8/88) JJJJf J^JJ 1988 lar 737.83 (4/1/88) M-ttmh* 1435 43 (16/7/90) J""* un mSS! M-kmbr.119 words
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Advertisement101 1990-09-13 22 Property The property market has been forging ahead in the past two years. The question now is, will it hold? Business Times special supplement on property fl.nri construction looks at the trends in the residential, commercial, industrial, retail and hotel sectors. With Singapore companies looking further afield for opportunities, we101 words
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Article, Illustration3649 1990-09-13 23 Bernama, MBT SHARE PRICES on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange closed steadier yesterday in active trading characterised by strong speculative buying. The market was also boosted by the stronger performance of the Tokyo market. The KLSE composite index rose 2.31 points to S4S.SS while theBernama,; MBT - 3,649 words
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Advertisement178 1990-09-13 23 I 1 HONG KONG FASHION WEEK '91 HLV. 4 ATTENTION ALL RAG TRADE BUYERS; DON'T MISS ASIA'S LARGEST FASHION SHOW! With over 600 exhibitors, this is Asia's premier fashion extravaganza A first-ever HPVTTfVTTSTTTVV9 |l European Pavilion will be mounted by the European Fashion Export Council. Asia's leading garment manufacturers —especially178 words
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Article, Illustration2250 1990-09-13 24 Reuter TOKYO stocks dosed sharply higher yesterday after statements by US officials on the US economy lifted the yen to its highest levels against the dollar since August 1989. Volume was at its greatest level in two weeks as the stronger Japanese currency luredReuter - 2,250 words
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Article, Illustration2388 1990-09-13 24 Reuter HONGKONG stocks picked up a little steam yesterday although brokers described the market as still mostly lacklustre. The blue chip Hang Seng index gained 21.47 points to close at 3,105.04. The market was dull," said a broker. "The small rise youReuter - 2,388 words
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Article294 1990-09-13 25 Ia local camacy la SI la US$ fey year fey year fey yw Sc» II IafeK cfcaat cfcaat cha—a cfca—» O-> chaapt World 369.4 -0.4 -20.5 -12 -218 4.1 -112 tEAFE 500.9 -0.8 -26.5 -1.7 -28.0 -1.7 -22.6 Europe 391.4 -0.3 -13.1 -12 -11.0 -1.2 -4.3 Pacific 829.9 -1.3 -34.5294 words
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Article993 1990-09-13 25 SOLID SUPPORT from overseas investors, a bounce on the key Nikkei Index and expectation of gains in the New York market combined to push the Australian sharemarket to its highest close in three weeks yesterday. v Brokers said the market picked up momentum after an address to the US993 words
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Article324 1990-09-13 25 TAIWAN stocks opened higher yesterday and the index continued to rise after the state-owned Bank of Taiwan lowered its prime rate, dealers said. The weighted index rose 73.13 points, or 2.18 per cent, to finish at 3,434.72 compared with Tuesday's 3,361.59 close. Turnover was $20.7 billion against $21.9 billion.324 words
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Article85 1990-09-13 25 UOM PnrioM s»u SYDNEY All Ordinaries Index 1512.6 1499.2 -1-13.4 All Industrials Index 2233.2 2236.7 +16.5 AH Resource* Index 935.6 924.9 -I-10.7 Turnover (million) 6S.44 56 12.41 BANGKOK SET Index 104.46 S2S.I6 -23.70 Turnover (nearest WO) NA 19,130 JAKARTA Composite Index NA 541.87 Turnover (nearest "000) NA lit MANHJk Composite85 words
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Article722 1990-09-13 25 BANGKOK share prices tumbled across the board yesterday as fears of the lon-ger-term economic effects of the Gulf crisis took a firm hold on the market, brokers said. The SET Index fell 23.70 points to close at 804.46 on a 1.8 billion baht turnover. Losers led gainers 148 to722 words
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Article572 1990-09-13 25 THE Manila stock market drifted further yesterday to finish at the lowest level this year as investors sold on disappointment at the lack of progress towards the resolution of the Middle East crisis, brokers said. The Manila Stock Exchange Composite Index lost 25.12 points to close at 670.24 points,572 words
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Article363 1990-09-13 25 NEW ZEALAND shares ended higher yesterday as sentiment ebbed and flowed on the Gulf crisis, oil prices and on conflicting views about the economy. The Barclays Index estimate ended -15.88 points higher at 1,581.23 after falling 23.64 points on Tuesday. Turnover was a light 5.02 million shares, worth $8.63363 words
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Article753 1990-09-13 25 SEOUL stocks fell in lacklustre trade yesterday as investors, already depressed about the crisis in the Gulf and inflationary pressures, were distracted by flooding throughout the nation, brokers said. The Composite Stock index shed 161 points to 610.88 with volume at 59 billion won against 66 billion on Tuesday.753 words
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Article554 1990-09-13 25 THE JAKARTA stock index feO 1A points to 541.87 on Tuesday, and turnover was 2.18 million shares from Mooday's 2.45 million. Jakarta ttapkk VdCOO) Abda 6550 unch Alumindo Perkasa Utama 8400 unch Aqua Golden Missisipi ***** unch Aster Jaw* 4000 unch Astra Graphia ***** unch Astra Intl Inc *****554 words
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Article51 1990-09-13 25 REPATRIATED money from the Gutf helped pushed the Bombay Stock Exchange index up 38.95 points by the close on Tuesday to a new high of 1,321.81 The National Index gained 18.28 points to 677.60. All scrips made further advanoes and brokers said measures to cuib speculation were having little51 words
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Article, Illustration1119 1990-09-13 26 AFTER briefly moving in a positive direction, US blue chips gave up gains and retreated in afternoon trading on Tuesday. Worries about the Gulf crisis and the US economy were the overriding factors. Don Hays of Wheat First Securities said the market continued to be riddled with fear.1,119 words
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Article325 1990-09-13 26 PRICES of West German shares dosed about 1.3 per cent higher yesterday, almost reversing Tuesday's 1.4 per cent slide in thin, lacklustre trade. Dealers said the market remained cautious in the absence of fresh trading factors. But some said the current price levels might provide a base for further325 words
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Article129 1990-09-13 26 FRENCH share prices opened firmer yesterday, supported by stronger prices in Tokyo, but dealers said a lack of news from the Gulf was depriving the market of overall direction. The CAC-40 index started at 1,672.36, 18.42 points up on Tuesday night's dose, and held steady in thin early trade.129 words
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Article224 1990-09-13 26 DUTCH shares picked up yesterday as a breeze of bargain-hunting from institutional investors and professional traders helped volume pick up after recent becalmed sessions, dealers said. The CBS general tendency index added one point to 105.4. Shares in the transport sector have been doing well, led by InternatioMueller, 4.6224 words
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Article397 1990-09-13 26 THE Johannesburg stock market was barely changed in continued sluggish trading at midday yesterday. Gold shares were steadier after their recent falls, reflecting a modest rise in world bullion prices to above $380 an ounce. But motivation remained slack, dealers said. Beatrix gained 50 cents at 21.50 rand and397 words
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Article, Illustration734 1990-09-13 26 SHARE PRICES fell on the London Stock Exchange on Tuesday, pushed down by Wall Street's lead, dealers said. Traders said the market was dull, and stifled by uncertainty over the Middle East and the US economy. The Financial Times-Stock Exchange 100-share index closed down 2.7 points, or 0.12 per734 words
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Article311 1990-09-13 26 TORONTO stocks stumbled lower on Tuesday in sleepy trade as uncertainties over the Middle East crisis and the US Budget continue to keep investors skittish, dealers said. "There still seems to be a downward bias more in Toronto than in New York,** analyst Don Vialoux said. The Composite Index311 words
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Article165 1990-09-13 26 BELGIAN shares started slightly firmer yesterday, although volume was thin amid continued concern about the Gulf crisis, dealers said. But the market was a bit more lively than on Tuesday, they added. "Volumes remain low, but foreign markets show a bit more interest in our shares," one dealer said.165 words
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Article336 1990-09-13 26 SWISS shares traded quietly firmer yesterday on selective buying at midsession as investors appeared less worried about the situation in the Gulf, dealers said. "People are getting used to the Gulf blockade and starting to see it as part of daily life," one trader said. The SMI index of336 words
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Article120 1990-09-13 26 Milan Sep 11 lire Ass Gen ***** 80 Bastogi 255.00 -3 Fiat 6635 -15 Finsider suso IfiPriv ***** -165 Italcementi Ord ***** +175 I taigas. 2816.00 +40 Magnet i M Pf. 1115 +11 Mediobanca. ***** +150 Mifalaaza. Mondadon Priv susp Montedison 1391 -II Olivetti Ord 4156 +5 Olivetti Priv 3175120 words
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Article85 1990-09-13 26 Sep II ClM PltttOMS NEW YORK Dow /ones 2612.62 2,615.59 -2.97 NYSE Financial 123.34 124.44 -1.10 SAP 500 321.04 321.63 -0.59 Turnover (million) 113.22 119.73 -6.51 LONDON Financial Times 30 1651.00 1,655.1 -4.10 FTSE 100 2144.30 2,147.0 -170 Turnover (million) 338.8 296.4 +42.4 AMSTERDAM CBS General 184.50 185.10 -0.60 —mm85 words
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1201 1990-09-13 27 FOREX MARKET REPORTS THE US dollar yesterday closed in Tokyo sharply lower against most major currencies after a session dominated by active institutional investor sales for the yen, dealers said. Life insurers sold US dollars actively before and during the morning1,201 words
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Article389 1990-09-13 27 Cross rates scp 12 USS SS MS Dm Yen SFr AS NZ$ USS 1.7680 2.6920 1.5885 139.30 0.5394 1.3260 1.2195 1.6090 SS 0.5656 1.5226 0.8985 0.7879 0.3051 0.7500 0.6898 0.9101 MS 0.3715 65.68 0.5901 0.5175 0.2004 0.4926 0.4530 0.5977 Dm 0.6295 1.1130 1.6947 87.69 0.3395 0.8347 0.7677389 words
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Article552 1990-09-13 27 Interbank rates S$ Bid Offer Overnight 5 3/4 6 1-month 6 3/8 6 1/2 2-month 6 7/16 6 9/16 3-month 6 9/16 6 11/16 Overnight mode: 6-1/8 L'SS Bid Offer 7 days 8 1/16 8 3/16 1 month 8 1/16 8 3/16 2 months 8 1/16 8 3/16552 words
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497 1990-09-13 28 Reuter PROJECTED developments in the world cocoa economy indicate supply will still exceed demand in the year 2001/2002 by as much as in the recent past, despite low prices and fewer harvested areas, a new study predicts. "The message conveyed by the study isReuter - 497 words
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205 1990-09-13 28 Reuter THE Gulf crisis has had little immediate effect on natural rubber prices but a recession triggered by higher oil prices could hit the commodity severely, the Malaysian Rubber Exchange and Licensing Board (MRELB) said. "The crisis may cause uncertaintiesReuter - 205 words
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842 1990-09-13 28 REPORTS THE tin price continued to improve slightly to finish 11 sen higher at M$ 15.23 per kg on scattered buying from Europe and Japan. At the opening level of M 515.12 on the Kuala Lumpur Tin Market, bids totalled 125 tonnes842 words
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Article1328 1990-09-13 28 Rubber se P i2 MS (*»!■>■>—) S cents/kg Noon Close Int I RSS Prompt I56.2VI57.25N I55.7VI56.75N Int I RSS Oct 90 156.50/157.50 156.00/157.00N Int I RSS Nov 157.00/158.00 I56.50/I57.50N Int 2 RSS OP 15I-00/153.00N I50/7V152.75N Int 3 RSS OP 146.50/I48.50N 146.25/I48.25N Int 4 RSS OP I42.50/144.50N I42.2V144.25N Int 51,328 words
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Article, Illustration677 1990-09-13 29 James Sterngold - LETTER FROM KYOTO James Sterngold KYOTO is rightly considered an essential stop for visitors eager to take in tranquil temples and some of Japan's religious But for those familiar with the tales of pious ascetics and misty mountain redoubts, where many of Japan's religious sects677 words
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Article152 1990-09-13 29 As at 3pm yesterday: Local dollars to one unit of foreign currency Currencies Bid Offer Australian dollar 1.4440 1.4640 Canadian dollar 1.5100 1.5300 NZ dollar 1.0850 1.1150 Sterling pound 3.2700 3.300 US dollar 1.7670 1.7770 Local dollars to 100 uaits of foreign currency Austrian schilling 15.50 16.50152 words
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Article84 1990-09-13 29 Duration Title Venue Organiser Tel Sep 7-17 International Fair Switzerland Schwetzer Muster Mustermesse 61/686.20.20 Sep IS-18 International Leather Week Pans Semaine Internationale Du Cuir 1/*****569 Sep 15-20 International Trade Fair for the Food and Catering Industries Germany Munchencr Messe 89/***** Duration Title Venue Organiser Td Sep 19-2484 words
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Miscellaneous183 1990-09-13 29 direction (4) 26 Accountant's aim, to train like a model? 7 Kind of ball sometimes 25 Double reed blown in the (7,3,5) held in a tent? (7) wind (4) 27 A stake in Lincoln 8 Wrestling with a shift is Square (4) no trouble at all 28 He may call183 words
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Miscellaneous215 1990-09-13 29 Singapore Outlook: Showers over a few areas in the late morning and early afternoon. Report: Ma* temp 32.6* C Assoc humidity 67% Min temp. 26.5* C Assoc humidity 90% Hrs of sunshine 5.75 Rainfall in mm Nil Rainfall this mth 85.9 Rainy days this mth 8 World forecast Asia-Pacific Ili/Lo*215 words
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Miscellaneous36 1990-09-13 29 fciiSUiCTfIJEBTIBEWB Jones is ON HOLDP\Y E>/E.S snof Tinkling.. \*pr\ LOOKING PoCuJRKD "Tt) IV& TCf^P GOING IN TqDRV. COPUTiNG ON rne HAND |r j==j7 F00T.... I 3'4frgL. i—yfiP) l» C EVEMNO STANDARD CO. LTD, IM3-IMO tIM aW^"«36 words
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Article, Illustration256 1990-09-13 30 Sangeeta Mulchand - By Sangeeta Mulchand SLF LEISURE Enterprises, a subsidiary of the Singapore Labour Foundation, yesterday launched a $150 million country club in Yishun as its first project. Being developed on 100 hectares of park land, the Orchid Country Club will have a 27-hole golf256 words
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286 1990-09-13 30 Claire Leow - By Claire Leow IT COSTS half as much more for tourists to see Singapore this year but that still puts Singapore as the second cheapest of ten major AsiaPacific cities to visit. This is the finding of a Business International survey286 words
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160 1990-09-13 30 AP SOVIET Prime Minister Nikolai Ryzhkov warned in a TV interview that the Soviet Union is in danger of disintegrating as some of its inde-pendence-minded republics test the central government's tolerance. Mr Ryzhkov also said in an interview with Austrian TV that he would stepAP - 160 words
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188 1990-09-13 30 AP TOTAL foreign investment in Vietnam, mainly from Europe, has doubled in the past year to surpass US$l.2 billion, official figures released in Hanoi yesterday showed. Investment in Vietnam amounted to U*****.8 million in the previous year. Hanoi started allowing foreign investmentAP - 188 words
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Article, Illustration712 1990-09-13 30 LEE HAN SHIH; LEE HAN SHIH - The Bottom Line S'poreans may soon be allowed to join the rush of hardy entrepreneurs LEE HAN SHIH LEE HAN SHIH The writer is a senior correspondent with BT WHILE the United Nations fleshes out the details of its peace plan for Cambodia, many Singaporean entrepreneurs712 words
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Article, Illustration410 1990-09-13 30 David Gabriel - By David Gabriel LOCAL ice-cream maker Royal Copenhagen Ice-Cream (Singapore) has settled out of court its case with porcelain and silverware maker Royal Copenhagen of Denmark. The Danish company had sued the Singapore company for using its name and sought an injunction from410 words
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374 1990-09-13 31 Rahita Elias - The Gulf Crisis By Rahita Elias THE Guif crisis has hit Singapore's bunker industry hard. Volume supplied by local players has fallen betwen 10 per cent and 30 per cent since the invasion six weeks ago. Ms Lim Li-Lian, a director of Coastal Bunkering, said374 words
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422 1990-09-13 31 Koichi Ishiyama - From Koichi Ishiyama in TOKYO JAPAN is expected to cut its imports of bunker fuel oil from Singapore by up to 50 per cent in the coming three months in the midst of the Gulf crisis. The422 words
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Article, Illustration335 1990-09-13 31 THE SALIM Group's investment vehicle in Singapore, KMP Pte Ltd, has taken its first step into the oil distribution business through a tie-up with Singapore's Coastal Bunkering Services. The new 50-50 joint-ven-ture firm, KMP Coastal Oil, hopes to tap the vast potential of the335 words
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258 1990-09-13 31 Rahita Elias - By Rahita Elias LONDON-based bunker supplier Tramp Oil and Marine is to expand and upgrade its Singapore office within the next six to 12 months, despite the volatile oil market. It plans to move into the Vietnamese market, being already active in China,258 words
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229 1990-09-13 31 Bernama SABAH Shipyard Sdn Bhd is expected to quadruple its turnover this year to more than MSI4O million from last year's Ms 34 million, said its managing director. Jimmy K P Chok. Attributing the impressive turnaround to cost-efTective management, aggressive marketing and highBernama - 229 words
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Article339 1990-09-13 31 Dexter Lee - By Dexter Lee SHIPPERS will soon have to pay more for documentation services by shipping agencies which are members of the Singapore National Shipping Association (SNSA). From Oct 1, all of SNSA's agency members will charge a standard fee of $10 for each bill of339 words
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349 1990-09-13 31 A J Leow - By A J Leow DEMAND for aviation fuel in the past 18 months has constantly outstripped forecasts by local suppliers as a result of more international carriers refuelling in Singapore. Mr Roy Tsou of Singapore Petroleum Company said yesterday that volume was on349 words
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Article49 1990-09-13 31 IN JUST five months, monolithic shipping consortia that have hardly changed for the last 1S years in the Europe/Far East trade have been radically rebuilt into smaller, more nimble groups. The first of a twopart series today looks at the changing configurations since April Page 249 words
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38 1990-09-13 31 CONSTRUCTION of Malaysia's MSSSB million west port project in Pulau Lumut is being brought forward by a year to early next year to provide additional facilities to Port Klang. Back Page38 words
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Article31 1990-09-13 31 ISRAELI shipping line Zim has outperformed its container shipping rivals with a net profit of US$2O.9 million on revenues of U*****.3 million in the first half. Back Page31 words
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29 1990-09-13 31 THE US House of Representatives unanimously approved legislation that would impose new price regulation on the nation's cable television industry Back Page29 words
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Article27 1990-09-13 31 BRITISH shipping group P&O said its taxable profit plunged 22 per cent in the first half to £132.1 million. Bade Page27 words
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71 1990-09-13 32 A MAJOR Australian union threatened on Tuesday to disrupt government plans to allow foreign competition to the new state-owned domestic phone supplier. "Unions would staunchly oppose introduction of a competitor," said lan McLean, president of the 85,000-member Australian Telecommunications Employees' Association. "I can't71 words
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Article80 1990-09-13 32 NEW ZEALAND'S harbour workers ended a national dock strike yesterday, but said they would call for a fresh stoppage before the day was out. Work resumed at all 15 ports after the Auckland Labour Court passed an interim order ending the two-day strike due to80 words
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Article81 1990-09-13 32 THAI AIRWAYS International (THAI) has suspended flights to Dhahran and Riyadh in Saudi Arabia indefinitely "out of concern for the safety of passengers" due to the Gulf crisis, a senior THAI officer said in Bangkok on Tuesday. Nares Hovatanakul, THAI vice-president for marketing, said that with81 words
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109 1990-09-13 32 FUl's Cabinet has agreed to ratify an air services agreement with Malaysia for Fiji's Air Pacific and Malaysia Airlines to fly between the two countries. David Pickering, Fiji's tourism and civil aviation minister, said in a statement on Tuesday that the deal provided109 words
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Article65 1990-09-13 32 OFFICIALS of the Port of Gulfport, Mississippi, asked the state legislature for USSSOO,OOO to maintain port facilities. Without the funds, part of the port might have to be closed, they declared. The state is reeling from a US$45 million revenue shortfall that prompted Governor Ray Mabus to65 words
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Article81 1990-09-13 32 THE British Transport Ministry published on Tuesday its first official technical report on the 1988 Boeing Pan Am bomb disaster over Lockerbie, Scotland, urging mainly that flight-recording devices be upgraded. The report asked civil aviation authorities to review current requirements in this area. The81 words
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Article1484 1990-09-13 32 In just five months, monolithic shipping consortia that had hardly changed for the last 15 years in the Europe/Far East trade have been radically rebuilt into smaller, more nimble groups. The first of a two-part series today looks at the changing configurations since April. Tomorrow weContainerisation International - 1,484 words
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Article815 1990-09-13 32 THIS twice weekly report, compiled by Cockett Marine Oil Ltd, shows price ranges in US dollars instead of single prices for a more comprehensive description of the market. Prices shown are based on average-sized stem. Market movements are indicated. The Cockett Bunker Price Index change and815 words
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Article12317 1990-09-13 40 This is a list of ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world. It tabulates, by destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of Singapore. Advanced dates are published for a maximum12,317 words
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Article3469 1990-09-13 45 Ajic Coataiarrliar NV: Belsin I Shpg Agencies Pte Ltd (SyMarine Handling Sdn Bhd (PK/PN). Accord Group: Accord Shpg Pte Ltd (SyAccord Cootr Line (PK/PN). Adkris Bdixa Corporation Philippine: Calsource Shpg A Trdg Pte Ltd (S) Ahrenkiel Uner Service: Kim Shpg Trdg(S). Albatroa Sea-Air Service: Frata Shpg Pte Ltd3,469 words
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Article238 1990-09-13 45 Abacas Couriers Td: 545-801 I, 448-6415. Air Express Service Td: 533-5771. Fax: *****44. Akborae Freight C orporation Td: 542-8844 Fax: *****16, *****80. AJS 'iipplin Td: 748-6322 (2 lines), 747-7421. Fax: *****75. Oty-Uak lateraatioaal Td: 344-3377. Fax: *****50. Cluster link Supplies A Services Td: 296-5720. DHL International Td: 344-8911.238 words
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Article1474 1990-09-13 45 Ahex Express Freight Td: 542-7171. Fax: *****84. Actiaic Forwarder Td: 225-1833. Fax: *****42. Activair Singapore Td: 542-7822. Fax: *****20. Aerolink Freight lateraatioaal Td: 545-8033. Fax: *****05. Aerospeed Tet 542-5911. Fax: *****18. Air Cargo Novo Express Td: 542-5454. Fax: *****06. Air Express lateraatioaal Td: 542-7666. Fax: *****74, *****50. Air1,474 words
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Article2853 1990-09-13 46 ARGEMVMA Saa Lormk Four vessels in port of which I loading soya pdlets, 1 loading chemicals; 2 vessels in roads awaiting berth to load by-products. Biwaiii)" Three vessels in port of which 1 loading soya, 1 loading maize, soya and by-products, 1 in ballast awaiting orders; I vessel2,853 words
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Article615 1990-09-13 46 SHIP SALES TANKER RATES Reuter, AFP VESSELS ON OFFER The Jarabella: VLCC of 274,938 dwt and buih 1975, on offer at US$34 million. Hitteca: bulk earner of 21,916 dwt and built 1973, on offer at USS2.B million basis as-is. VESSELS SOLO FOR FURTHER TRADING Bulk carriers Sboko Mane 49,071 dwtReuter,; AFP - 615 words
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Article495 1990-09-13 46 ARRIVALS DEPARTURES Of Flight Tyye ETA Frw Q» M&l Type ETP T« TODAY TOOAY KAL KE697 B747F 0155 SEL KAL KE697 B747F 0440 ®KK NCA KZ203 B747F 1935 NRT SIA SQ/BA822 B747F 0700 DXB/LHR FDX FM75 B747F 2130 JFK/IND/ANC/ NCA KZ204 B747F 2335 BKK/NRT NRT/TPE KAL KE685495 words
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Article285 1990-09-13 46 CRUISE FERRY SCHEDULES CRUISE SNIPS Air Pet N—eofVwd ETA ETD Part Agt* Ports of Ca»i SEPTEMBER 21 21 Ocean Petri 0700 1600 Reefer Lines OCTOBER 02 02 Song of Rower 0800 2200 Neptune Agencies 03 03 Royal Viking Sea 1100 2359 Barwil Agencies Sin-Bangkok-Sin 09 09 Royal Viking Sea 0800285 words
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Article991 1990-09-13 47 CHARTERING on the dry cargo freight market remained quiet on Tuesday with most activity centred on the time-charter sector, brokers said. Daily rates of U5510,250 and U5510,750 were paid for two Panama* size vessels on time-charter from the US Gulf to China while a 58,412 tonne vessel from991 words
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Article595 1990-09-13 47 Kappd MM a»hi mm 19EB R32 alongsxle 1309/0100 Con Ectaen ***** K18 alongside 12.09/1400 Dayunshar 6/30 K29 alongside 14.09/2300 Fp 1106 Kaheng ****** K31 alongside 12.09/1700 9006 K31 alongside 12.09/2300 Kamaleverett 4W K30 alongside 12.09/2300 Shoushan 31/32 C10 alongside 14.09/0800 Yansnwuhao 6 K33 alongside 12.09/1100 Arrow Kjng595 words
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Article1038 1990-09-13 47 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Record Boota|/B*nct Mb SNp Voy No Etb/Btr Period Fran To Fran Wu Bhum 58S 15/2300 3 13/0700 13/1159 13/1400 4 13/1200 13/1459 13/1700 Anro Asa 03/728 15/0700 1 12/1500 12/1659 12/1900 4 13/1200 13/1459 13/1700 Anson *****N 14/1200 2 12/17001,038 words
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Article335 1990-09-13 47 PwtKl—t South Pert on Sep 12: Hoegh Dyke berth 2; Stott Scepture berth 2; Nan Feng berth 3; Swee Long Sato berth 7; Hong Soon berth 7A. KCT: Malaysian Glory berth 8; Arosia berth 9; Ever Gentry berth 10. Nrti Port Peyo Yavarov berth 11; lhan Tamban335 words
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332 1990-09-13 48 Bernama CONSTRUCTION of Malaysia's MsssB million west port project in Pulau Lumut is being brought forward by a year to early next year to provide "on-time" additional facilities to meet an increase in cargo at Port Klang by the year 2000.Bernama - 332 words
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184 1990-09-13 48 ISRAELI shipping line Zim has outperformed its container shipping rivals with a net profit of US$2O.9 million on revenues of U*****.3 million in the first half of 1990. This compares with US$2B.B million for the whole of 1989. Matty Morganstern, chairman of the state-owned184 words
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Article170 1990-09-13 48 THE US House of Representatives unanimously approved legislation that would impose new price regulation and competition on the nation's cable television industry. The development, which could result in a temporary freeze or an actual decline in the rates consumers pay for cable, is one170 words
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195 1990-09-13 48 Reuter CONTINENTAL Airlines's cargo division and Scandinavian Airlines System said they arc expanding their express cargo service to Europe and Scandinavia. Starting Sep 15, the service will be available from 90 US cities to 60 Scandinavian and European ones. Since May 1989, the twoReuter - 195 words
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Article, Illustration278 1990-09-13 48 AFP BRITISH shipping group Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation (P and O) said its taxable profit plunged 22 per cent in the first half of this year to £132.1 million from 169.3 million. Turnover was up 23 per cent over the first halfAFP - 278 words
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Advertisement101 1990-09-13 32 Property EEBESSSESBBESSSBI The property market has been forging ahead in the past two years. The question now is, will it hold? Business Times special supplement on property and construction looks at the trends in the residential, -commercial, industrial, retail and hotel sectors. With Singapore companies looking further afield for opportunities,101 words
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