The Business Times, 31 October 1990

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    10 1 Business Times MCI (P) 170/12/89 Wednesday October 31 1990 75*
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  • NEWS SUMMARY
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      Joint French-Indon call for Cambodian talks next month
      66 1 THE FRENCH and Indonesian foreign ministers have called for a meeting on the Cambodian peace process to be held in Jakarta in mid-No-vember. The announcement was made after a working dinner between French Foreign Minister Roland Dumas and Indonesian Foreign Minister Ali
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      MOT fire hike bid
      24 1 SINGAPORE Mass Rapid Transit has submitted an application for its first fare increase to the Public Transport Council Page 2
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    • Article
      Petrol pump price cut
      29 1 SHELL, British Petroleum, Mobil and Caltex yesterday reduced the pump price for their 92-octane petrol by a cent to 113 cents per litre Page 2
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      Holy men in clash
      37 1 HINDU holy men have clashed with Indian police and set a bus on fire in curfew-bound Ayodhya, at the centre of a violent religious dispute between the country's Hindus and Muslims. Page 8
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    • Article
      No recession: Brady
      39 1 US Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady has said the US economy is not in a recession and has actually expanded at a 1.5 per cent annual rate in the first nine months of this year. Page 10
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    • Article
      Conciliatory words
      37 1 A LEADING World Bank official has reportedly said that the institution should normalise its lending to China, apparently endorsing an end to punitive sanctions enacted after Beijing's crackdown on democracy advocates last year. Page 11
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      Ambitious study
      23 1 AN AMBITIOUS study by the World Bank seeks to discover the recipe for the successful growth of developing countries Page 12
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      Sweet NY sounds
      19 1 REVIEWER P y Van turns an approving ear to the New York Symphonic Ensemble Page 19
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      MISC delays move
      36 1 THE MALAYSIAN International Shipping Corporation (MISC) has delayed plans to buy four new tankers and sell off a similar number of old bulk carriers because of the Gulf crisis. Shipping Times Page 1
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  • MARKETS SUMMARY
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      Dow higher
      25 1 THE DOW JONES index of 30 leading industrials moved up 6.68 points to 2,436.88 points in the first five minutes of trading yesterday.
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    • Article
      Footsie down
      44 1 LONDON share prices are sharply down at midday yesterday following the release of a gloomy survey by the Confederation of British Industry. At about 1215 GMT, the Financial Times-Stock Exchange 100-share index was down 20.1 points, or one per cent, to 2,042.0.
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      C'point Prop plans
      17 1 CENTREPOINT Properties is gearing up to develop a site by Robertson Quay Page 3
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      Bargain for Bong Seng
      24 1 HOTELIER Ong Beng Seng has paid a bargain price of US$3O million for another another Four Seasons Hotel Pate 3
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      Inno-Pac hopeful
      26 1 INNO-PACIFIC Holdings, which announced a stake in Lucky Man Properties two days ago, is confident that matters will be straightened out soon Page 3
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      No solution for decline
      23 1 THE Fed's slight easing of credit is not expected to salvage the US economy from further deterioration. Page 7
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      STOCK INDICES
      27 1 ChtOK BT-MGA 579.74 Kuala Lumpur ....497.90 -6.94 Hongkong 3,011.65 -51-88 Tokyo?™. 25,242.40 -86.91 Sydney 1,329.1 -15.7 Marty Cluuce New York 2,430.20 -5.94 London 2,0611 -10
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      CURRENCIES
      15 1 USS S$ 1.7085 Yen SJI.3229 M$ SS0.6327 MtMJf Overnight 5-3/4 -5/8 3-montn 6-9/16% -2/16
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      COMMODITIES
      32 1 LM4M Mi PM fix US$373.75 USSI.05 S'porc Nov I5l.75*/k# +100 M=sia Nov 237.00*/kf +0.50 KL Tin Turnover 28 tonnes -16 Spot M$l6.35/kg unch CrafepalnaN Turnover 677 lots -271 Nov M$710/tonne +3
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    Marina South land sale likely to start next year
    500 1  -  Sites may be awarded to one or two developers By Lee Han Shih THE URBAN Redevelopment Authority (URA) is likely to start selling land for the extension of the central business district into Marina South next year instead of in 1992
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    Philips S'pore hiring, not firing
    305 1  -  By Claire Leow IN CONTRAST to the order from headquarters to retrench 45,000 jobs worldwide, Philips Singapore is investing more money and recruiting more staff. Philips chairman Jan Timmer said in headquarters Eindhoven last week the retrenchment by the end of next year and restructuring
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    Telecom to offer toll-free phone call facility
    332 1  -  By Dexter Lee SINGAPORE TELECOM plans to introduce a toll-free facility to soften the impact of its new time-based system for local calls, which will be implemented late next year. One major customer for the new facility is likely to be Teleview, a
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    Lock icon US growth rate surprisingly strong
    275 1 Reuter A SURGE in purchases of new cars helped the US economy grow at an unexpectedly strong 1.8 per cent annual rate in the third quarter, after adjusting for inflation, the Commerce Department said. This initial estimate of third quarter Gross National Product will be
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    Lock icon Saddam puts generals on high alert
    480 1 The Gulf Crisis Agencies IRAQI President Saddam Hussein yesterday called on his generals to be on high alert over the next few days, warning of "treacherous American designs" and the need for "full readiness to face any possible evil aggression". Saddam also told the
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    Future destination for air express
    48 1 THE AIR EXPRESS industry has made remarkable progress this decade, thanks to increasing globalisation and the just-in-time concept. In an exclusive interview with BT, industry expert Ang Thian Chin shares his views about Singapore's role and future as a regional air express hub.
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      25 1 Military costs estimated at USslBb a year, Pg II World airlines discuss further fare increases. Shipping Times Pg 1 Full reports. Shipping Times Page 2
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  • HOME NEWS
    • NEWS ROUNDUP
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        Next tender for vehicle TCOEs starts tomorrow
        74 2 THE NEXT monthly tender for vehicle entitlements will open from 9.00 am tomorrow and close at 4.00pm on Nov 7. Temporary Certificates of Entitlement issued in this tender will be valid for three months from Dec 1 to Feb 28 next year. Care
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        Trade mission to L America
        67 2 THE SINGAPORE Manufacturers' Association and the Trade Development Board have organised a two-week mission to Latin America starting today. Nine local companies are taking part in the mission to Argentina, Chile and Mexico. Part of the programme will involve the SMA members of the entourage
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        SAF training areas
        68 2 THE SINGAPORE Armed Forces will in future carry out more military exercises in non-traditional training Some of the non-traditional areas already used by the SAF include Changi, Lim Chu Kang Road and disused HDB flats in Mei Ling Street and Boon Lay. A Ministry of Defence statement
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        SDP offering bursaries
        50 2 THE SINGAPORE Democratic Party (Cairnhill Branch) is offering bursaries for students enrolling in independent schools in 1991. Two bursaries worth $500 a year for a maximum period of two years are open to students living in the Cairnhill constituency. The closing date for applications is Dec 15.
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      Gulf conflict will not affect spending on IT
      192 2 THE PUBLIC SECTOR'S spending on information technology (IT) will not be reduced in spite of the Gulf crisis, said the National Computer Board. the budget for computerisation in the current financial year ending March will remain unchanged at $200 million, comparable to
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      SMRT applying for fare rise
      345 2  -  Move attributed partly to higher operating costs By Dexter Lee SINGAPORE Mass Rapid Transit (SMRT), which operates the nationwide MRT system, yesterday submitted an application for its first fare increase to the Public Transport Council. The council, which regulates public transport fares in Singapore, will
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      Deloitte & Touche it is
      230 2 Deloitte Touche it is WHILE most of its sister firms worldwide are known as Dcloitte Ross Tohmatsu (DRT), the Singapore merged practice of Deloitte Haskins Sells and Touche Ross will be known simply as Deloitte Touche. Fifteen months after the global tie-up was announced, including a futile half-year wait for
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      Oil firms carry on fight for market share
      333 2  -  _?y Shoeb Kagda IN SPITE OF rising international crude prices, oil companies here are waging a price war that saw four of them further lowering their pump prices last night. Shell, British Petroleum, Mobil and Caltex yesterday reduced the pump price for
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      Maxtor to spend $13m over three years on R & D
      258 2  - Maxtor to spend $13m over three years on R D By Shurtz Lee MULTINATIONAL disk drive maker Maxtor Singa- z?. pore will be investing $13 n million over the next three years in research and devd- opment and product engineering. v This is on top of the $130 million the
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  • SINGAPORE – MALAYSIA COMPANY NEWS
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      C'point Prop to develop Robertson Quay site
      379 3  -  Elaine Koh CENTREPOINT Properties is gearing up to develop a site by the Robertson Quay, plans for which may be completed within the next year. Meanwhile, its flagship Centrepoint Shopping Centre has appreciated by $137 million to $530 million within a year. This
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      Four Seasons Singapore in Cuscaden Walk costs $150 m
      466 3  -  By Johan Tan AGGRESSIVE hotelier Ong Beng Seng has quietly added another Four Seasons hotel to his fast growing list of the well-acclaimed luxury chain for a bargain price of US$3O million (SSSI million). BT understands that Mr Ong through his
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      NOL venture orders $10m cruiser
      244 3  -  By Mallin Tanbyah TO MEET rising demand for harbour cruises, J N Cruise (J N), a joint venture between Neptune Orient Lines (NOL) and Japan Air Lines (JAL), has ordered a second catamaran costing $10 million. In addition to harbour cruises, the catamaran will be
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      Metroplex wants to be M'sia's premier property stock
      572 3  -  MARKET TALK By William Chia MALAYSIAN property group Metropiex Bhd may be stretching investors' imagination when it declared that it wants to be the next Singapore Land of Malaysia. But the company has certainly come a long way from its early days
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      Lucky Man stake a good buy: Inno-Pac
      576 3  -  By Amy Balan HONGKONG-LISTED Lucky Man Properties may be a can of worms, but InnoPacific Holdings, which announced a substantial stake in the company two days ago, appears reasonably confident that matters will be straightened out soon. "Lucky Man is a situation that
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    • COMPANY BRIEFS
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        Nat Steel completes purchase of SPC shares
        51 3 NATSTEEL said yesterday that its purchase of 40.87 million shares in newty-listed Singapore Petroleum Company Singapore Factory Development Ltd has been completed. The. shares, which have a par value of SO cents each, represent 12.8 percent of the post-flotation issued share capital of
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        General Lumber in logging deal
        76 3 GENERAL Lumber (Holdings) Bhd yesterday said its subsidiary, Cakara Alam (PNG) Pty Ltd, had successfully comr pleted negotiations and secured a logging and marketing agreement on the Arawa concession in Papua New Guinea. It said Cakara Alam and the landowner company Milupot Pty Ltd signed
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        Sapura banks on exports
        72 3 SAPURA HOLDINGS Bhd, the telecommunications group, wants to emphasise on the export-oriented industry and'« produce creative and innovative products, said its executive chairman Tan Sri Shamsuddin Abdul Kadir last Sapura had succeeded in exporting its telephones to various y countries and its dependence on government contracts
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        Chin Teck buys Pahang land
        68 3 CHIN TECK Plantations Bhd has been alienated a piece of agricultural land measuring 4,046.86 ha at Lerabah Jerare > in Rompin, Pahang, by the Pahang state government MsB million. It plans to develop the land, which has a lease. term of 66 years from Oct
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        Pilecon unit buys quarry firm
        63 3 PILECON Szeto Sdn Bhd, a Pilecon Engineering Bhd sub- sidiary, is to acquire 50,000 shares of MS 1 each represent- ing the entire equity of Agrowell Sdn Bhd for Ms 2 million cash. The principal activity of Agrowell is to operate a quarry on four
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        United Malayan Flour profit up
        104 3 UNITED Malayan Flour Mills Bhd has reported that its group operating pre-tax profit rose 6.7 per cent to MS4.6S- r million for the year ended July 31, 1990, from M 54.39'V i million previously. The profit was achieved on a 1.4 per j cent increase
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        Mayban Finance seals deal
        66 3 MAYBAN FINANCE Bhd, which has finalised its takeover of Supreme Finance Bhd, proposes to nominate three of its representatives to sit on the tatter's board, pending the- eventual merger of the two companies. Mayban Finance director Haii Ismail Zakaria said yesterday that the move, h> which
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  • REGIONAL COMPANY NEWS
    • COMPANY BRIEFS
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        Sumitomo to set up steel firm in Indonesia
        88 4 SUMITOMO ELECTRIC Industries Ltd will set up a steel wire firm with Indonesia's largest conglomerate, Salim Group, and trading house Sumitomo Corp in December, a Sumitomo Electric spokesman said. P T Sumiden Serasi Wire Products, rapitaiinfd at US$4 million, will be owned
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        Pertamina in Aceh venture
        105 4 INDONESIA'S state-owned oil company Pertamina and a —u« company, P T Hum puss, together with Mitsui Petrochemical Industries and Mitsui and Co, have formed a joint venture company to produce and market purified terephthalic acid, Pertamina said yesterday. Pertamina and P T Humpuss will respectively hold
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        VTR venture In Malaysia
        82 4 VICTOR CO of Japan (JVC) said it has set up a 50-50 joint venture in Malaysia with NV Philips Gloeilampenfabrieken of the Netherlands to make VHS-format video tape recorders. Philips/JVC Video Manufacturing Malaysia Sdn Bhd, capitalised at Ms 32 million, will start operation in Shah Alam,
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        Head quits over bribery case
        64 4 JAPAN'S Sumitomo business group, involved in a widening loan scandal, took another beating on Monday when the head of its construction firm stepped down to take responsibility for a bribery case. Mr Shozo Kusumoto was replaced by Shinsaku Sanmoto as president of Sumitomo Construction Co,
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        MB Video to increase output
        102 4 MB VIDEO GmbH in Niedersachsen, Germany, wQI boost its output of compact disc players to a monthly 60,000 in the near future from 40,000 a month in the year ended March 31, 1990, a Matsushita Electric Industrial Co Ltd spokesman said. The move is to
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        Asahi owns 66m Elders shares
        82 4 ASAHI BREWERIES Ltd now owns 66.7 million shares or 2.99 per cent of the issued capital of Elders IXL, Elders said. The shares were bought at prices between A 51.32 and A 51.45 last Tuesday. This was part of a deal announced four days earlier
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      Lock icon Adsteam to sell non-core assets; focus on retailing
      373 4 Reuter THE ADELAIDE Steamship Co Ltd said it plans to concentrate on retailing and will sell non-core businesses in an orderly fashion. In its annual report for the year ended June 30, Adsteam managing director John Spalvins said the board was confident
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      Dairy Farm may seek Aussie listing
      330 4 FOLLOWING Jardine Matheson Holdings' decision to list in Australia, Dairy Farm International may apply for a listing, according to a Monday South China Morning report "It would be a logical step for Dairy Farm," the paper quoted a spokesman for the Jardines group, the
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      HK Telecom makes offer to cable TV group
      276 4 HONGKONG Telecommunications has suggratcd leasing lines to Hongkong's cable consortium, according to the Sunday Morning Post Chiming a new fixed network does not need to be created, Hongkong Telecommunications (HK Telecom) made the offer to the government and Hongkong Cable Communications (HKCC).
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      Thai sugar king regains control of his group
      231 4 ONE OF Thailand's moat influential sugar tycoons, Vibul Panitvong, has repined hie once flourishing Ban Poftg. Group, the country's laipet sugar mills, The Nation reported last week. In 1985, Mr Vibufs six sugar mills in Thailand's central and western provinces owed a
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      42 5 It was invented in 1891. It's asked for by more people than any other. It gives hand-delivered refunds* anywhere in the world. And next year, it s 100 years old. Ufieqiies Ask for them by name. Except war zones and disaster areas.
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  • INTERNATIONAL COMPANY NEWS
    • COMPANY BRIEFS
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        Tapie plans growth for Adidas
        102 6 FRENCH BUSINESSMAN Bernard Tapic said his newly-ac- 'quired German sportswear group Adidas will show pre-tax profits of between 120 and 150 million marks 1991 and Kj tBs million marks in 1992, against 20 million maris in 1990. _-rif we're not mistaken about our supplies and
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        Nikko Securities joins Amex
        75 6 i>THE Nikko Securities Co International Inc said it joined the m American Stock Exchange with the purpose of expanding its iLrtJS business to meet client needs. "With the addition of the x i Amex membership, Nikko International expects to provide its global client base with more
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        Changes at Pepsico
        74 6 PEPSICO INC said it is consolidating the domestic and 1J international operations at Pizza Hut and Taco Bell, and A 'making related management changes. Steve Reinemund, pres--5 'Went and chief executive officer of Pizza Hut's US operations, was named president and chief executive officer of Pizza Hut
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        Gechem in foam deal
        71 6 SOCIETE GENERALE de Belgiquc SA's chemical and met- subsidiary Gcchena SA said it had made an agreement with Schuengel Chemie, located in the former East Germany, to take majority control of SchuengeFs polyurethane foam business. Gechem said in a statement its Recticel t SA potyurethane foam
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      Lock icon Chrysler posts losses as labour talks continue
      357 6 NYT HIT BY a softening economy, eroding car prices and lost production of its new mini-van, Chrysler Corp on Monday posted a US$2l4 million loss in the third quarter, compared with a profit of US$33l million, or US$l.42 a share, in the comparable
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      Lock icon Canadian firms hit by lower earnings
      486 6 Reuter CANADA'S strong currency, high interest rates and big wage settlements are pummelling Canadian corporate earnings, economists say. About 75 per cent of Canada's trade is with the United States, so the high value of the country's currency against its US counterpart crimps maigins
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      Lock icon Texas, Motorola gearing for larger Japan market
      431 6 Reuter A US RECESSION and higher oil prices srsmming from the Gulf crisis are making near-term prospects for US microchip makers look grim But Texas Instruments Inc (TI) and Motorola lac, the largest US memory chip msioers, are staging an aB-out offensive to
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      1174 6 > tfl Bank of America NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION AND SUBSIDIARIES CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF EARNINGS (118 Dollar amounts In thousands) (US DoNsr amounts In thousands) December 31 IMS 31 19®9 I ®BB I 6 1 0|)1|B y ||u ||mf 1 1 Merest-Bearing Deposits In Banks 3,255,000
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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  • FINANCIAL NEWS
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      Lock icon Fed's credit easing move offers little benefit, say analysts
      557 7 Reuter THE US Federal Reserve's slight easing of credit on Monday was Congress' long- promised reward for passing ■'a new budget pact, but the move offers little benefit to an economy verging on reces- sion, analysts said. The Fed signalled it
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      Lock icon Leading Dutch investment banks face cloudy future
      392 7 Reuter THE FUTURE of two of the -'■oldest investment banks in the Netherlands, once fierce M rivals who often faced each other across the bargaining table, has been thrown into confusion by the recent merger of their owners. There has been talk that
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      Lock icon IRI approves Cassa merger
      246 7 Reuter THE Italian state industry holding Institute per la Ricostruzione Industrial (IRI) announced in Rome on Monday that it had approved plans for a merger between its Banco di Roma subsidiary and the Cassa di Risparmio di Roma, the country's second largest savings bank. Also involved
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      Midland, HK Bank moving closer to merger
      256 7 IN ANOTHER STEP towards aa ultimate merger between Hongkongßank snd UK's Midland Baak, the two baaklag giants yesterday aa■oancrd a farther streamlining of operations. Midland Trust Corporation, a w holly-owned —held iary of the MMlaad group, wiii acquire int Mure issueo share capital
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    • SMALL CHANGE
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        Nikko to launch ECU stock fund in Japan
        107 7 NIKKO SECURITIES Co Ltd will sell a foreign stock fiid, denominated in European Currency Units, to Japanese investon, a company spokesman said in Tokyo on Monday. Hie European Innovation Fund will be open-ended and is guaranteed to be in operation for 10
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        Taipei banks' assets up 2.39pc
        77 7 THE VALUE of foreign assets held by Taiwan's banking units in September grew 2.39 per cent over a year earlier to U5575.9 billion ss the island's capital outflow slowed and sagging exports regained momentum, the Central Bank of China said in Taipei yesterday. The bank's
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        IBJ unit in A$ 500m programme
        82 7 THE AUSTRALIAN SUBSIDIARY of Industrial Bank of Japan has signed a ASSOO million Euro-debt securities procram me in Hongkong, arranger IBJ Australia Bank Ltd said in a statement on Monday. The five-year revolving programme allows the issuer to issue certificates of deposit or medium-term
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        Elf may let bank buy stake
        67 7 FRENCH state-controlled oil firm Ste Natiooale Elf Aquitaine may allow Spain's Banco Central SA to take a stake in its capital, a spokesman at Elf said in Paris on Monday. He gave no further details. Banco Central's finance director, Philippe Hustache, had laid in
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  • THE REGION 1
    • NOTE BOOK
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        Philippine minister against wage increase
        74 8 THE PHILIPPINE Finance Minister Jesus Estanislao on Tuesday cautioned against granting workers a daily wage increase of 25 pesos (96 US cents) across the board from the present 89 pesos (US$3.4), saying it would fuel inflation to 17 per cent and make local industries uncompetitive.
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        200,000 unemployed in NZ
        79 8 NEW ZEALAND unemployment has crashed through the 200,000 barrier, sending Prime Minister-elect Jim Bolger a sobering reminder of his huge task in reviving the economy. The Statistics Department said on Tuesday that the number of people out of work hit 207,500 in September, the highest since
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        Life sentence for corruption
        38 8 VIETNAMESE COURTS sentenced a businessman to life imprisonment for a US$3O million fraud and heard prosecutors appeal for the same sentence against a corrupt communist official in a separate case, official Vietnamese media reported.
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        Ex-premier vows to fight
        63 8 FORMER PREMIER of Queensland state, Sir Joh Bjelke-Pe-tersen, on Tuesday vowed to fight corruption and peijury charges laid against him on Monday by Queenslands special prosecutor, Doug Drummond. In an interview on national television on Monday, Bjelke-Petersen said, "I am very relaxed (about the charges) because
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        Bush to decide Philippine aid
        95 8 THE US CONGRESS has transferred the bulk of responsibility for future aid to the Philippines to President Geoqge Bush. Congress has directed the transfer of only about one-fourth of the US$6Bl million that could go to the Philippines as part of the US$l5.5-billion foreign aid
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      Lock icon Hindus clash with police in Ayodhya
      747 8 Curfew-bound city at centre of religious dispute AP HINDU HOLY MEN clashed with police and set a bus on fire on Monday in this curfew-bound city at the centre of a violent religious dispute between India's Hindus and Muslims. It is the first report
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      Lock icon India's ruling party chief warns dissidents
      330 8 AFP THE PRESIDENT of Prime Minister Vishwanath Pratap Singh's ruling party has threatened disciplinary action against dissidents within the party campaigning for Mr V P Singh's replacement. S R Bommai's public warning came as IS state legislators from the ruling Janata Dal (People's Party)
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      Lock icon Bhutto defeat boosts market confidence
      474 8 Shares surge despite looming economic problems Reuter PAKISTANI business leaders reacted on Monday to the crushing poll defeat of former prime minister Benazir Bhutto with a surge of market confidence, despite looming economic problems. Activity at the Karachi stock exchange rose sharply as the extent
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      Lock icon Manila to act on domestic debt to shrink deficit
      303 8 AFP THE PHILIPPINE govern-! ment is planning to lower its domestic debt service burden as part of a package to shrink the ballooning budget deficit, the finance secretary said in. Manila yesterday. Secretary Jesus Estanislao said the government would also push
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      Lock icon Entertainment groups to file trade complaint against Bangkok
      521 9 NYT SEVERAL American entertainment industry groups said they will file a formal trade compliant against Thailand if its authorities do not take immediate action to halt piracy of records and tapes, videos, books and software in that country. The International Intellectual Property
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      191 9 Reuter SUPPORT for Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke and his Labour government has reached a record low, according to a survey released yesterday. The Newspoll survey, published in The Australian newspaper, said satisfaction with Mr Hawke and his Labour government was the lowest since it started
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      Lock icon Phnom Penh accuses Khmer Rouge of intimidating foreign govts
      309 9 AFP PHNOM PENH has attacked its main guerilla adversary, the Khmer Rouge, for warning foreign governments and companies not to reach agreements with the Cambodian government. A Phnom Penh radio broadcast, monitored in Bangkok on Sunday, described the Khmer Rouge warning
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      Lock icon Gulf crisis hits Khmer gem miners
      77 9 Reuter SHOCKWAVES from Iraq's invasion of Kuwait have reached the remote hills of southwestern Cambodia, where Khmer Rouge guerillas earn hundreds of thousands of dollars a month from the rich gem mines under their control. "Customers from the Middle East are not coming to
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      Dearer oil may cause double-digit inflation
      373 9 THE GULF CRISIS and its impact on oil prices are likely to lead to double-digit inflation in Hongkong, South Korea and Indonesia "towards the end of this year", Bankers Trust Securities' regional director of economic research Law Cheung-Kwok says. The South China Morning Post
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      532 8 AMERICAN EXPRESS BANK (a what? owned iidedOj of Amartcan txprwm Company) In tMmHfOM/ AttncMf Strictl Mmmlml HMiprtM Aamkm tiy Dmv, Abrid FtancW Cnr, Nw*riNY IOIK-2150. Imim fcnk SNn| Kww Hbmm. 4 Biw Ikftaa J3MJII KMI7J C*Ms tokkwt AMDCBANK 9NGAKME REPORT OF ERNST YOUNG, INDEPENDENT ACCOUNTANTS Tlm Board of Director* American
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      321 8 CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1989 CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET (Mftora of US dofcre. except rfvre data) December 31 I9W Carft and cash equivalents: Carf> and nunkwaioetearuing with banks <27 S 413 Interest-eamtnj deooscs wrfdl banks 4.170 Tos" 4,« <5« Tradbg account mm at market 171 114 Investment securities
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      299 9 APVEBrnsEMENT CURRENCY, MONEY FUTURES MARKETS INTEREST RATE OPTIOMS Market takes a dive in s nerv o. 1/ 8 ■S 3 J I -rt! ol nw >ft| r CUMEHCY FUTMES OfTIOWS Cross rates Interbank rates 0 •> e Broker rates US$/S$ > forward rates 4 O Cross rates later*—h i m
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      Lock icon US economy not in a recession: Brady
      250 10 Annual growth of I.spc in first 9 months AFP US TREASURY Secretary Nicholas Brady said on Monday that the US economy was not in a recession and had actually expanded at a I.S per cent annual rate in the first nine months of
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      Lock icon New deficit bill aimed at MNCs
      162 10 NYT BESIDES raising taxes for smoking, drinking and driving, the new deficit-reduction bill cracks down on multinational companies suspected |of not paying proper amounts of federal income taxes. Internal Revenue Service officials have said in the past that billions of dollars could be at
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      Lock icon Reagan proud of his running of the economy
      413 10 Reuter FORMER PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan, blamed by some economists for current US budget problems, rates his running of the economy as the greatest achievement of his presidency. In the first published excerpts of his memoirs in the latest issue of Time magazine,
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      Lock icon World Bank official endorses 'normal' lending to China
      342 11 UPI A LEADING World Bank official reportedly said on Monday that the institution should normalise its lending to China, apparently endorsing an end to punitive sanctions enacted after Beijing's crackdown on democracy advocates last year. China's official Xinhua news agency said World
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      Lock icon Moscow makes rouble profits convertible
      468 11 Move is to ease foreign investment NYT IN A MOVE aimed at easing one of the most formidable barriers to the Soviet market, Soviet banking officials announced on Monday that Western business executives will be allowed to exchange their profits in roubles into foreign currency
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      Lock icon Stop farmers from wrecking Gatt talks: business group
      313 11 Reuter AN INTERNATIONAL business group said yesterday that farmers had been protected from market forces far too long and should not be allowed to wreck global negotiations on freeing world trade. In an open letter, Peter Wallenberg, president of the International Chamber
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      Lock icon Japan plans for increased use of nuclear energy
      264 11 UPI JAPAN will reduce dependence on imported oil and promote the use of nuclear and other alternate sources in the next two decadei in order to make it leas vulnerable to oil crises, the government said on Tnesdny. The Ministry of International
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        Japanese adjusted jobless rate up 0.lpc
        107 11 JAPAN'S seasonally adjusted jobless rate rose by 0.1 per cent from August to 2.2 per cent last month, with the number of unemployed totalling 1.38 million, the Japanese Management and Coordination Agency said in Tokyo yesterday. The joble» rate had been drifting at a
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        Tokyo vehicle exports down
        88 11 JAPAN'S motor vehicle exports dropped 3.7 per cent from a year earlier to 2.8 million units in the six months to Septem- ber, the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association said yesterday. Exports to the US, the largest importer of Japanese cars, plunged 16.4 per cent to 1.02
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        Pact may settle bond dispute
        71 11 HOLDERS of turn-of-the-century Czarist Russian bonds > worth billions of dollars may finally be paid under a Franco- Soviet treaty signed on Monday. Soviet diplomat Alexei Ghikhov said the financial pact envisioned settling the long- running dispute. An estimated 250,000 to 300,000 people in France
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        White House bid for financing
        91 11 THE BUSH ADMINISTRATION began scrambling on Monday for ways to finance the bailout of the US savings and loan industry in the wake of Congress' decision in its waning hours over the weekend not to supply any more money to the limping rescue effort. The
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        European Commission request
        72 11 THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION has asked the 12 EC states to give it legal powers to manage strategic oil stocks, reduce energy use and coordinate their energy policies in times of limited oil supplies and unstable prices. The commission also asked on Monday to become a full-fledged member
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        Korea to probe dumping charges
        77 11 SOUTH KOREA will investigate charges of dumping by Japanese and other foreign companies in an attempt to > protect domestic producers. Yonhap, the South Korean news I agency, said yesterday some foreign suppliers had been ao- cused of lowering their prices below cost "as soon
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      Lock icon Military costs estimated at US 18b a year
      365 11 The Gulf Crisis UPI THE ANNUAL COST to Persian Gulf oil producers of supporting the multinational military force created to deter further aggression by Iraq has been estimated at US$lB billion by a Gulf nation official. Abdul Malik al-Hamar, the governor of
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      Lock icon Saddam says God is with him on Kuwait
      430 11 Reuter IRAQI President Saddam Hussein asserted in a US television interview on Monday that God was on his side and said Iraq would not shrink from war to hold on to occupied Kuwait. Mr Saddam, in a twohour interview in Baghdad with
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      Lock icon UN states ask Iraq to pay damages
      163 11 Reuter UNITED NATIONS member states have asked Iraq to pay huge damages for invading Kuwait and have opened the way for war crimes trials, while Western nations are suggesting that time is running out for Iraqi President Saddam Hussein. Debate in the UN
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    The influence of the West
    495 12 EDITORIAL IN one chapter of his fascinating work, Orientalism, the Palestinian writer Edward Said notes that imperial rationalisations of Europe's role in Asia proceeded in "an increasingly profitable dialectic of information and control". Europe needed information about Asia in order to extend colonial control; increasing
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      Soviet disunion
      223 12 THERE IS an increasing danger that the world will have to face the threat of a Soviet Union disintegrating. Its economy is caught in a vicious cycle of shortages, inefficiency and corruption. The malaise is a structural one and cannot be solved piecemeal. Changes can only be brought
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      Continuity after polls
      140 12 THE RECENTLY announced Malaysian cabinet line-up represents continuity a feature of Dr Mahathir's philosophy. Despite so-called back scene haggling among the various component parties, Dr Mahathir has remained firm in his cabinet decision. There are only minor changes to portfolios. The creation of a Ministry of Domestic
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      Role of town councils
      154 12 A RECENT survey reveals that about half of the respondents did not know that town councils existed. This is disappointing, for the main purpose of setting up town councils was to let residents manage their own living environment. If half the residents do not know of
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      A chance to stay on
      233 12 AFTER a last minute scare on Saturday, the most important update of US immigration policy for 25 years was approved by both houses of Congress However the good news for would-be emigrants does not end there: approval was given to the creation of an extra
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      A certain regression
      163 12 EACH YEAR, on Oct 28, we commemorate the remarkable event in which a gathering of youths in what was then Batavia, capital of the Netherlands East Indies, now known as Jakarta was seized with the visionary ideal of a new Indonesia and passed a resolution whose inspirational
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      Trapped in the past
      113 12 THE WORST reason for performing any mission is "because it's always been done that way". Movie censorship in Thailand is no exception. The almost 60-year-old law enforced by the shadowy motion picture and videotape censor's board is as hopelessly out of step with reality as the
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    848 12 A new study by the World Bank has analysed almost every big programme of trade reform undertaken by Third World governments during the past 40 years. It suggests that following a few simple rules virtually guarantees success The Economist FOR many years economists have
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      311 12 SUKI-ACb MOUNI TECHNOLOGY Organised by American Technology Transfer Association Japan Technology Transfer Associalion Co-organiser Singapore Manufacturers Association (Electrical, Electronics and Industrial ■HHH| Services Industry Group) f|flM Date 12.November.90 Place Harbour View Dai-lchi Hotel Time 9:ooam s:oopm f r >; "f < pee *****.00 (ATTAS SMA members) *****.00 (non-members) This 1-day
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      44 12 DOONESBURY BY GARRY TRUDEAU excuse han, houmay do you, uke, yes, Tmc*zap- tCY.YO/te uokar TM FROM THE I HELP KNOW ANY- 7MBVZWA&A HAP2O,OOO /yuy NOT, U&, SmATION YOUYOUN6 THING ABOUT V&llASrmtT. PBOPieMT- VOtOONO KMKTSNT. MM? TK6ON2DMC9S I'HWIHBB !NGOUTS<P£ ARB YOU. J CUT FRONT' *£*£20,000
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      Lock icon It's now full steam ahead for the Channel tunnel
      769 13  -  Leigh Bruce on how the tide has now turned in favour of the Eurotunnel Leigh Bruce IHT FOR the first time since the Channel tunnel project was officially started in April 1985, both bankers and independent analysts say that it is
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      Berlin: A tale of two Germanys
      1470 13  -  S N Vasuki, who was recently in Germany, spoke to government officials and captains of industry, soaked in the festive mood of unification day and paints a picture of stark contrast between East and West S N Vasuki T"HE unification of the two Germanys
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      Lock icon Bringing in the bigger players
      757 14  -  Japan: Tradition v economic development j The retail scene in Japan is no longer i dominated by the small neighbourhood store, reports David Sanger David Sanger NYT j ECENTLY, the Summit su- permarket and department store in Nakano, a quiet neighbourhood on the west 4
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      Lock icon Real estate development threatens to tear cultural fabric
      1080 14  -  The ancient imperial city of Kyoto is searching for a shrinking midale ground between past and future, history and economics, reports James Sterngold James Sterngold NYT ZENYU ASANO led the way up the cramped stairway of the fivetiered Yasaka Pagoda in Kyoto.
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      211 14 f?S3I W NEIL ROAD (Pi (Cj^esiored just some of the intimate, yet West. Private function rooms functional features of the are also available, ideal for offices. special gathering, dinner And at the heart of it all, parties or corporate meeting, lies Emmerson's Tiffin Rooms. kQs aa s w Originally established
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      250 15 The laser G3, ES3 and BJAI Bubble Jet are: currently deployed in the Gulf »i I <i I being scrapped since the Cold War has ended very, very secret until today. Ml I You'll have the chance to see a lot of very advanced The theme of the show is
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      Lock icon Beautiful Monday for Noah
      327 17 AFP YANNICK NOAH celebrated his appointment as France's new Davis Cup captain by scoring a thrilling three-set Victory oyer Karel Novacek of Czechoslovakia in the first round of the US$2 million Paris Open on Monday. Noah, 30, who earlier in the day was officially named to
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      Lock icon Waitz back in running at NY marathon
      291 17 AP RUNNING a marathon a 26-mile, 385-yard (42.180km) grind on hard, sometimes hilly roads generally is not considered fun. For Grete Waitz, it is. But a year ago, a stress fracture of the pelvis forced her to skip the New York City Marathon,
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      Golfers drive for a, good cause
      281 17  -  By Paul Ramani SINGAPORE'S first ever golfathon, the Marina Charity Golfathon, was held recently and, accbtding to the organisers, it fU| a Forty-iix golfers turned up 'gt the Marina Bay Golf and Qjiintry Resort to drive their wm to diarity, with funds •oing to
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    • SIDE LINES
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        Woosnam breaches US$ lm mark
        79 17 LAN WOOSNAM topped the US$l million mark m purses for the first time and set a career-earnings record as he finished first in the season money-winning list on the PGA European Tddr. Woosnam tied Sandy Lyle for 21st place in the seasonending Volvo Masters at
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        Simshine Tour to proceed
        67 17 CRISIS TALKS between anti-apartheid sports campaigners and golfing authorities in Johannesburg on Monday saved the prestigious three-month, 13-tournament Sunshine Tour, which starts on Saturday. Moss Mashishi of the National Olympic and Sports Congress (NOSC) announced the tour would go ahead after meeting with the multi-racial PGA
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        Boston Red Sox lets Evans go
        62 17 DWIGHT EVANS' 19-year career with the Boston Red Sox formally ended on Monday when the team placed him on unconditional release waivers. Boston had an option on Evans* contract for next season at US$l.3 million but decided last week not to exercise it. He
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        Unknown scullers set pace
        75 17 LINDSAY BURNS and Holly Brunkow were the fastest qualifiers yesterday for the final of the women's lightweight double scull at the World Rowing Championships. The unheralded Americans were timed in seven minutes, 8.97 seconds in winning the first heat over Canada and Australia at I Barrington,
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        Foreman to fight in London
        110 17 GEORGE FQREMAN will fight in London 'in early December in prepaiWioti for a challenge against world heavyweight ,-champio* Evtnder Holyfield. The office of London-based promoter Frank Warren said on Monday that no date or opponent had been set for the bout, but that it would
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        Reiord rugby crowds expected
        92 17 RUGBY LfcAGUE chiefs in London are set to cash in next month aftq- Great Britain's historic win Over Australia last Saturday, as they look forward to packed houses for the rest of th*uree-tnatch series. The Wembley crowd of 52,274 set a new/record for a British Test
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  • LIFESTYLE
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      Mellifluous flutes and colonic horns
      494 19  -  P Y Van reviews last Sunday's New York Symphonic Ensemble concert P Y Van The new york Symphonic Ensemble under the baton of Mamoru Takahara gave a concert in aid of the Community Chest of Singapore at the Victoria Concert Hall last Sunday. The concert,
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      986 19  -  Carol Lawson reports on two themes which dominated last week's baby products show in Dallas Carol Lawson NYT CONSIDER the newborn infant. So small. So wrinkled. Above all, so helpless. But not for long. Not with a nearly US$2.5-billion industry of
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      Mary Martin admitted to hospital for tests
      500 19 CHATTEBBQ* MARY MARTIN, who starred in such Broadway musicals as Peter Pan, The Sound of Music and South Pacific, has been hospitalised in Los Angeles for tests, but a spokesman for Miss Martin's son, the actor Larry Hagmaa, refUsed to say which hospital
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      Share prices slip slightly on nervous selling
      3435 20  -  By William Chia SHARE PRICES on the Singapore stock market closed moderately lower across the board yesterday as continued fears of war in the Middle East and soaring oil prices led to nervous selling by some local and overseas investors. The Straits Times
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    3604 21 Main Board DBS 950 20 +2.2% PELS 50* 620 +15 +2.5% ICB Wrti 131 +9.2% OUE 565 +10 +1.8% NOL Pref I0» 520 +10 2.0% PM Htdgi 230 +10 +4.5% Semb Maritime 362 +8 +2.3% Keppel Corpn 575 +5 +0.9% Cold Store 50* 232 +4
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      AUDITED RESULTS
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      PRELIMINARY RESULTS
      272 22 Cmm—I Mi Ymt Oraappra-Ux ttot laratog ttraaa an to prat/hap (L) par star* flvMata (*M§) (eaato) Cantos Oct IS M 90 $70,015(963.113) 12.6(U.3a) 20TE(9TEa) S8S Oct 11 Jm 90 S4.140(SM09) 115(129) 7(9) LW Oct 10 Jm 90 $2.444(S1.25C) 5.4(1.5) 2(1) tail Oct 9 Jm 90 *$43,130(116.105) 15.8(6.2a) 10.5(7.9.)
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      CORPORATE DEVELOPMENTS
      270 22 Oct 2§ In,, pirft- Haidbws has paid HK534.55m for 12.86<n shares of Lucky Man Properties, the HK-ksted company which has been suspendudsince January ml, with the option to sen part of it back to the vendors if Lucky Man a not related soon. Cetatttayvd ft frtiiiii IMb (CSEW)
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
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      INTERIM RESULTS
      383 22 tiBpinj Bate j3Ei*(L) *Mtmi <•••§> PMC Od 24 Sip 90 *$22,686(W19.998) 6TE(4TE) rm Oct 24 Sap 90 M$5,428($3,008) 5(3) Hm»m Oct IS Sip 90 17,391 ($2,339.) 0.5(0.1) Mmfctt Oct IS M 90 W8,838($10.625) Gathna GTS Oct 11 Jm SO $2.013($226) UMtoM T# Oct 5 M SO M Kanarcas
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      RESULTS DUE
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      156 22 BT SURVEYS Looking Wider, Thinking Deeper Some subjects are of sush Interest to our readers that they demand more space and more research than can be given in our daily reporting. As part of BT's overall service we havejalways recognised this and taken the necessary steps. Filling the gap BT
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  • KUALA LUMPUR STOCK EXCHANGE
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      3734 23 Bernama SHARE PRICES on the Kuala Lumpur stock market closed lower yesterday after a day of listless trading marked by poor overseas leads and a lack of dear indications concerning the Gulf crisis. The KLSE Composite Index closed at 497.90, down 6.94 points, while
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      2143 24 TOKYO stocks closed lower after a day of skittish trading in which declines on a weaker yen were capped by futures arbitrage-related buying of the cash indices. Most sectors were easier on profit-taking, but scattered individual stocks bucked the trend. The key 225-share
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      Lock icon Shares fall sharply on renewed Gulf worries
      2232 24 Reuter HONGKONG shares fell sharply yesterday as rising oil prices and news of a United Nations resolution against Iraq and US Secretary of State James Baker's statement that the US would not rule out force to resolve the Gulf crisis renewed local worries
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  • REGIONAL STOCK MARKETS
    • Pressure on Adsteam sends market lower
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        AUSTRALIA
        872 25 RELENTLESS pressure on Adsteam and associated companies propelled the Australian stock market to a sharply weaker dose in relatively thin trade yesterday. Brokers said the market as a whole suffered due to the heavy selling of Adsteam group shares sparked by confirmation that Howard Smith lid had a series
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        BANGKOK
        693 25 PRICES dropped about 2.4 per cent in trading on the Thai stock market yesterday amid fears of worsening tension in the Middle East and rising oil prices. The Securities Exchange of Thailand Index fell 16.70 points to dose at 673.85. "Investors are still worried about the tension in the
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        MANILA
        482 25 MANILA share prices yesterday closed mostly lower from profit-taking and brokers expect the market will just drift sideways through the rest of the week. The Manila Stock Exchange Composite Index fell 9.54 points to dose at 596.65. "Most of the investors have called it quits for the week," said
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        NEW ZEALAND
        274 25 LEADING New Zealand stocks levelled out somewhat while some second liners were singled out for selling on another day of light turnover yesterday. The Barclays Index lost 14.57 points to dose at 1,358.22. Total turnover was a tiny 3.30 million shares, worth NZ$3.B6 million. Brokers said they were
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        SEOUL
        877 25 THE SEOUL Composite Index continued to swing in a wide range yesterday, peaking above 730 and falling to near 700 before ending the day down 9.40 points at 711.49. Volume was still high at 323.7 billion won against 510.6 billion on Monday. The stock stabilisation fund and institu- tions
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        TAIPEI
        378 25 TAIWAN stocks opened lower on prof-it-taking selling but strong fiasnrish pulled the j| the last minutes yesterday, dealers said. The Weighted Index dosed 9.4S points higher to 3.315.33 compared with Monday's 3,309.03 finish. Turnover rose to NTS 42 billion from NTS 32 billion. Dealers mid the index warned in
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        JAKARTA
        613 25 JAKARTA stock prion dosed lower yesterday, with die BT Index faffing 43.16 points to 687.43. The ottoW index was not available. Interpaafic Finance the bit board at 1.25 miokn shares, dosing 1,800 rupiah lower at MOO. Clfuette maker Ooden| Oaram ficfl 800 rupiah to 6,800 on turnover 0f429,000 shnim.
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        321 25 ClMt PlIlIlM +A Oct 3* SYDNEY AH Ordinaries Index 1,329.1 1,344.1 -15.7 Al Industrials Index 1,9*4.9 2,019.4 -34.3 Ail Resources Index 119.0 121.4 -2.4 Turnover (million) 62.17 53.91 +1.19 BANGKOK SET Index 673.S5 690.55 -16.70 Turnover (million) 49.63 NA JAKARTA Composite Index NA NA Turnover (nearest *000) NA NA MAMILA
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  • WORLD STOCK MARKETS
    • WaD Street fails to rally despite rate cut
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        NEW YORK
        1158 26 WAi.L STREET stocks fell on Monday as concern over the Gulf crisis and weaker bond prices outweighed optimism over the federal budget package and lower interest rates. Blue chip stocks slid for the third session in a row, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average closing down 5.94 points
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        LONDON
        832 26 LONDON shares opened lower and continued downwards yesterday morning, with losses accelerating later on following the publication of a pessimistic business confidence survey. At 12.45 GMT the Footsie 100 shares index stood down 21.3 points on Monday's close at 2,040.8 points. The Confederation of British Industry recorded the biggest
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        AMSTERDAM
        217 26 DUTCH shares started lower in slow trading yesterday due to worries about company results, continued Gulf fears and lower foreign bourses. A lack of business also weighed on prices. At 0945 GMT, the CBS Tendency Index was down 0.7 points at 96.5. "There is a lot of uncertainty in
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        PARIS
        151 26 FRENCH shares were languishing near the day's lows at midsession yesterday as tough talk from top US officials revived worries of conflict in the Gulf. Volumes were thin in what is a holidayshortened week in France. The CAC-40 Index was 20.7 points, or one per cent, lower at 2,041,40
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        FRANKFURT
        281 26 GERMAN share prices fell sharply at the start of bourse trade yesterday, but turnover was thin, with investors pushed to the sidelines by the uncertainties created by the Gulf crisis and talk of poor corporate results. The DAX Index of leading German shares fell 16.56 points, or 1.1 per
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        ZURICH
        260 26 SWISS shares opened lower in quiet trading yesterday. Dealers said easier US share prices and continued concern about the Gulf crisis .weighed on the market. The SMI Index of leading shares fell 9.2 points to 1,431.27.5 after about five minutes of trading. Bearer shares in food group Nestle opened
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        BRUSSELS
        144 26 BELGIAN shares started mixed yesterday, but dealers said volume was very low ahead of the November 1 national holiday and that investors felt the Gulf crisis was approaching its decisive phase. "The decision about whether or not to go to war will be made very soon," said one dealer.
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        STOCKHOLM
        140 26 PRICES on the Stockholm bourse weakened broadly in thin early trade yesterday and dealers described market sentiment as dull. By mid-morning, the bourse General Index had lost 0.76 per cent to 909.67 in low turnover of 40 million crowns. Blue chips were down 0.19 per cent on average. "The
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        JOHANNESBURG
        347 26 A CONTINUED lack of interest left the Johannesburg stock maiket floundering in the doldrums at midday yesterday as investors stayed on the sidelines in the absence of any fresh incentives. Dealers said the dull conditions are likely to continue until some major news jerks uncertain investors out of their
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        MILAN
        117 26 MILAN shares ended weaker on Monday, but above the day's lows, as the Gulf crisis and the turmoil surrounding chemicals venture Enimont weighed on the market. The MIB Index, down more than two per cent at midmorning, closed off 1.33 per cent to 818. Milan Oct» IJ« Am Gen
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        TORONTO
        189 26 TORONTO stocks on Monday retreated in afternoon trade from early gains and closed down in very slow trade, dealers said. "Basically it's the slow bleed for the business," one analyst said. The passage of the US budget agreement by Congress provided little impetus. The Composite Index lost 3.15 to
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        118 26 Oct 29 Cine Pwl— NEW YORK Dow Jones 2,430.20 2.436.14 -3.94 NYSE Financial 103.26 103.27 -2.01 SAP 500 301II 304.71 -2.13 Turnover (million) 134.0 130.2 3.1 LONDON Financial Times 30 1.600.0 1.5914 +1.6 PTSE 100 2.062.1 -1.0 Turnover (million) 291 361 -70 Amsterdam CBS Tendency Index 97.2 96.1 +0.4 FMNKFU0T
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  • CURRENCY, MONEY & FUTURES MARKETS
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      Greenback finishes stronger against yen in hectic trading
      1218 27 THE US CURRENCY yesterday ended firmer against the yen on yen sales for European currencies, as well as on laige-scale US dollar buying by life insurers, dealers said. However, the US dollar's gains were limited on profit-taking selling against the yen ahead
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      INTERBANK FOREX RATES
      388 27 Crass rites oaw US$ SS MS Dm Yen SFr AJ NZS USS 1.7125 2.7005 1.5200 129.20 0.5128 1.2900 1.2739 1.6260 SS 0.5S39 1.5769 0 8876 0.7545 0.2995 0.7533 0.7439 0.9495 MS 0.3703 63.41 0.5629 0.4784 0.1899 0.4777 0.4717 0.6021 Dm 0.6579 1.1266 1.7766 85.00 0.3374 0.8487 0.8381
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      MONEY MARKET
      541 27 Interbank rates St Bid Offer Overnight 5 3/4 5 7/8 1-month 6 9/16 6 11/16 2-month 6 9/16 6 11/16 3-month 6 9/16 6 11/16 Overnight mode 6-1/2 U9> Bid Offer 7 days 7 7/8 8 1 month 7 7/8 8 2 months 7 15/16 8 1/16 3
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      Lock icon BO J discount rate unlikely to rise further
      391 27 AFP A LEADING Japanese economist has ruled out any further increase in the Bank of Japan's disoount rate. "I don't think there is any probability of a new discount rate hike," said Ryo Watanabe, general manager of the economic research department at
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      Lock icon Bank Negara move triggers set-up of forex cartel
      197 27 Bernama A DECISION by British banks to set up what amounts to a cartel in the foreign exchange market to protect themsdves was triggered by Bank Negara's currency trading activities, say currency dealers in London. Bank Negara has gained a reputation in
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      FINANCIAL FUTURES
      1190 27 SIMEX tUMHUAt Open High Low Sett Eat Vol Oprtnt Vd Doc 90 9110 92.10 9107 9109 53l« ***** 5520 Mar 91 9130 92.30 9126 9129 9551 1799 6197 Jun 91 9121 9122 9117 9121 1731 4199 1190 Sep 91 92.01 9102 91.99 9102 1120 SS2 281 Dec 91
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  • COMMODITIES
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      Lock icon Room for more M'sian plywood in Japan
      402 28 Bernama MALAYSIAN EXPORTERS should expand their market share of plywood in Japan in view of the increasing demand in that country, the Ministry of International Trade and Industry says. Japan's imports of plywood in 1989 increased by 89 per cent to US$l billion,
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      Lock icon M'sian cocoa mission looking at projects with China
      284 28 Bernama THE Malaysian cocoa trade mission, which recently visited China, is considering projects of mutual benefit after having achieved its objective of understanding the Chinese market better. A statement from the Malaysian Cocoa Board said the mission was also successful in imparting
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      Gold ends lower on profit-taking in HK
      845 28 REPORTS HONGKONG GOLD closed lower yesterday on late prof-it-taking in thin and quiet trade, dealers said. M A firmer dose in New York overnight sparked buying interest in Asian markets today which boosted the metal to a high of US$374," a bullion dealer
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    PRICES
    1253 28 Rubber <*» so«J5 Noon Clot laHRSSPrompt I51.2V152.25N ISl.yyi52.50N Int 1 RSS Nov 90 151.50/152.00 I3I.7V132.2SN Int 1 RSS Dec 131.00/151.50 I51.2VI5I.75N Int 2 RSS OP 141.50/150. SON I46.50/I50.50N Int 3 RSS OP l44.0iyi46.00N l44.0(yi46.00N Int 4 RSS OP I40.00/I42.00N 140.00/142.00N Int 5 RSS OP l3S.Styi37.S0N 135.50/137.SON WW— S cam/kg
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  • THE TRAVEL PAGE
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      AIRCRAFT ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
      989 29 CRy FVgM ETA FVgM ETO GA895 1225 I SQ227 2200 fllllll lllll GA895 1225 KL814 1730 KL813 1525 SQ24 2215 Uttmrn 0A71 0015 MM NZ25 1826 NZ28 1950 SQ388 2030 rr GA524 1150 ■aivW SQ182 0915 SQ181 1410 timtiT 1 QF72 1135 Ct664 0750 TG403 1155
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      How to stretch those dollars
      797 29  -  POSTCARD FROM LONDON By Sheila Rule BY NOW, everyone must know that Europe is expensive. Everything, truly everything, is cheaper at home, travellers report, so be warned. Those heading for Europe have a choice: spend more than you expect or enjoy a more modest vacation.
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      MONEY CHANGER RATES
      150 29 As it 3pw yesterday. Local dollars to oae oh of iuielgu cvrcncy Currencies Bid Offer Australian dollar 1.333 1.3S3 Canadian dollar 1.4SS 1.475 NZ dollar 1.0410 1.081 Sterling pound 3.319 3.349 US dollar 1.7070 1.7170 Local dollar* to 100 adta of foreign currency Austrian schilling 15.00 16.80
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      WORLD TRADE EXHIBITIONS
      76 29 Duration Title Venue Orpuiuer Td Duration Title Vcaue Otmamer W Nov 4-9 International Spun Foire De 3/423.31.01 Nov 7-11 International Italy Torino (39)116M9 Chemical Barcetone New Technologies Hpiwi F»hihitinn A Innovations Fair Nov 12-13 Fue Eaat 90 FMJ International 737HMI! Nov 6-9 Building Hong Kong Business A
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      252 29 9 Managed in this way to get clear explosion (4) 17 Heated and angered by 23 Went up to get some wine |H 24 Friends of the member for I I I I I I 25 It causes discomfort to the P® current ambassador (4) 30 I 1 28 John
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      209 29 Singapore Ootlook: Showers over several areas in the alferaooa. Forecast Max temp. 32.5 assoc humidity 69% min temp. 24.4 XT assoc humidity 97% hrs of sunshine 6.60 rainfall in mm. 14.0 rainfall this mth. 50.0 rainy days this mth. 10 World Forecast Asia-Pacific Hi/Lo* Good. Auckland 22/16 Showers Bangkok 34/27
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      34 29 CHR»S-Tr*RS 6«?6P<? &UT ITS H€J\Z£l T\K. IT'S NOMeOF SOT »FvoomusTA eMD OF OCTOBER. IT Fiwt, KNOW, S\fc IS PtTT€M>iHG R SORRD ISN'T HE? eeFoee wc ue*\cs FOR WIS V CWRiSTKNRS x W;4§lls O* B
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    Tariff plan to boost trade and investment
    593 30  -  22nd Asean Economic Ministers Meeting Frta Magdalene Ng in BALI ASEAN economic ministers yesterday resolved to boost intra-Asean trade and investment through the adoption of a common effective preferential tariff on selected industrial products and the setting up of more growth triangles among
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    Balancing US deficit will cost millions of jobs in Asia
    515 30  -  By Kenneth James ECONOMIST Lester Thurow, the latest Lee Kuan Yew Distinguished Visitor, yesterday warned that a "black hole" resulting from America's massive trade deficit was threatening to swallow millions of mainly Asian jobs. Professor Thurow told an overflow audience
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    Lock icon Aquino not seeking re-election
    208 30 AFP HINTING of imminent plans to replace some members of her Cabinet, President Corazon Aquino said yesterday that she will not seek re-election in 1992. Speaking to foreign correspondents in Manila, she said that she would campaign actively for the administration's candidate in the next polls,
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    Lock icon Korean ruling party chiefs settle row
    209 30 AFP SOUTH KOREA'S ruling Democratic Liberal Party (DLP) yesterday averted a break-up over plans to change to a parliamentary Cabinet system as President Roh Tac-Woo and chairman Kim Young-Sam decided to patch up their differences. Mr Roh will meet Mr Kim in a day
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    Lock icon Slow start to Aussie airline deregulation
    181 30 Reuter AUSTRALIA deregulated its airline industry at midnight yesterday, but analysts say passengers will have to wait some time before reaping substantial benefits from the free market. Of the five new airlines that have declared an intention to compete in Australian skies, only Compass
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    A prayer for peace
    40 30 Soath AMoi schookhildrea ia Seweto prase (or moment's sileace to pray for peace yesterday MM|| raadoai «aa attacks orer the weekead which cUiaied 16 lives. The deaths were hefaered to he part of Mack focooaal rioleace.
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    Lock icon Chinese plenum to be held by year-end
    259 30 AFP CHINESE Premier Li Peng said a communist party plenum to decide the next decade of economic policy will be held by the end of 1990, strongly indicating that the delayed meeting would result in renewed momentum for reformist ideas. Mr Li announced
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    Lock icon British businessmen expect recession regardless of govt stand
    246 30 Reuter BRITISH BUSINESSMEN believe their country faces a rrrmion even if official figures have yet to confirm it, according to a leading survey released yesterday. The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) quarterly survey of business prospects shows the largest drop in business
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      175 30 Baume Mercier GENEVE 1830 V We're just giving you a friendly delicacies here at Spice Garden will tip-off about your dining experience convince you that we wholeat Spice Garden. heartedly bring you the best from Youll be thrilled by the culinary Hong Kong. And our new j. BEPREPARED art employed
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  • Shipping Times
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      MISC delays plans to buy tankers, sell bulkers
      414 31  -  By Otthman Abu Bakar THE MALAYSIAN International Shipping Corporation (MISC) has delayed plans to buy four new tankers and sell off a similar number of old bulk carriers because of the Gulf crisis. MISC managing director Ariffin Alias said the company stands
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      Indon company BCMI to venture into box making
      312 31 INDONESIAN COMPANY PT Bakrie Corrugated Metal Industry (BCMI) is expanding into container manufacturing with a monthly capacity of 1,000 containers. Aburizal Bakrie, the president of the company, told Jakarta Post that BCMI injected an additional investment of US$4.6 million last year to
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      Lock icon Pelangi Air seeks to fly to Aceh and Batam Island
      262 31 Bernama PELANGI AIR, which just launched a weekly service to the Riau provincial capital of Pekanbaru in central Sumatra, plans to fly to Aceh in north Sumatra and Batam Island. Pelangi Air general manager, Captain Ismail Abu Bakar, said the
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      Aussie body to look into complaints
      190 31  -  FroM John Spiers in SYDNEY THE Australian Trade Practices Commission has invited anyone with complaints about anti-competitive practices by shipping lines, conferences, unions, stevedores, tug operators and port authorities to contact it. In a new booklet the TPC said the resolution of waterfront and
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      Lock icon Airlines urged to continue Brussels talk
      293 31 Reuter EC COMPETITION commissioner Sir Leon Brittan urged three of the bloc's major airlines to begin substantive talks with his officials on their plans for a Brusselsbased joint venture. Sir Leon said the failure of British Airways pic, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, and Belgium's
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      Lock icon World airlines discuss further fare increases
      454 31 Reuter MAJOR AIRLINES will meet today to discuss a likely new round of international fare increases provoked by the Gulf crisis. It will be the second time in two months that airlines will talk about fare hikes, which must be approved by governments. The
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      Lock icon Noisy planes to be phased out
      199 31 Reuter THE International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) has adopted a plan to reduce aircraft noise by phasing out the loudest planes over the next decade. Under the resolution adopted by the United Nations agency, member countries will be required from 1995 to replace planes
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        Growing from strenght to strenght
        43 31 FROM a tardy start in the 1970'5, the air express industry in Singapore has become a multi-million dollar business working in pulse with global markets. The take-off from here is to expand further into the *****. Page 2
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        Manila concerned over maritime disputes
        47 31 THE Philippines is alarmed over rising cases of maritime disputes, mostly breach of contract, involving forrign shipowners, Filipino sailors and recruitment agencies. At the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA), officials —id Hat the had resulted mutinies, interdictions other labour-relat-ed problems. Back hp
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        Express Lines: consigment safety
        52 31 FROM AN operational standpoint, there are two main areas in which the air express industry is working to ensure the safety of customer's consignments. One is the question of maintaining data integrity. The jmwd is the tracing of consignments via some type of computerised tracking network.
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        Boeing net earnings continue to rise
        33 31 BOEING CO, whose thirdquarter net earnings rote to US$l.lO from US$O.7O per share for the same period last year, are expected to continue to soar. Back Page
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        PSA reminds ships to step up surveillance
        108 32 IN A MOVE to stem the sea-robbery problem, the Port of Singapore Authority has reminded ships in Singapore waters to contact the Marine Police directly for any assistance via VHF Channel 7 on 156.35/160.95 MHz. For easier identification the ships can display the
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        Insurers to pay US$ 75m
        116 32 CHINA'S worst air disaster, caused when a hijacked plane rammed two parked aircraft at Guangzhou airport this month, will cost insurers on the London insurance market US$75 million, an official newspaper said. China Daily quoted Li Yumin, chairman of the People's Insurance Company of China,
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        Banks to aid Brussels project
        88 32 SIX BANKS led by Banque Bruxelles Lambert (BBL) lent 10 billion francs to help finance extension works at Brussels national airport, BBL said in a statement. The 13-year syndicated loan was made to Brussels Airport Termical Cy (BATC), which is in charge of the works.
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        Crew rescued from blazing ship
        84 32 AMERICAN and Egyptian warships helped to rescue 30 crew members from a blazing ship in the northern Red Sea on Monday, US Navy spokesmen in the Gulf said. US Navy headquarters in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia said the guided missile cruiser Biddle received a distress call
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        Dunkirk dockers end strike
        106 32 DUNKIRK dockers voted on Monday to end a 33-day strike in protest against high unemployment, accepting a draft agreement to develop traffic in the channel port. The president of the Employers' Maritime and Commercial Union, Edouard De Clebsattel, said the agreement opened the way to "renovate"
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      Air express soars to new heights
      386 32  -  From a tardy start in the 1970'5, the air express industry in Singapore has become a multi-million dollar ousiness working in pulse with global markets. The take-off from here is to expand further into the *****. Air cargo expert Mr Ang Thian Chin talks
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      Air express in Asia
      162 32 AIR EXPRESS is a relatively new concept in Asia, making its debut to the region only in the *****. The idea was slow to catch on, mainly due to several reasons: A lack of knowledge about the service among local shippers, The service's higher prices compared
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      Air express in Singapore
      118 32 THE first air express company to set up shop on the island was DHL International in 1972. In quick succession came Emery, Federal Express, TNT Skypak and United Parcel Services. Mr Ang believes that the rapid expansion of the local industry is linked to Singapore's well-connect-ed
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      Making it fast and easy for couriers
      664 32 Every day, an express courier firm races against time to ensure speedy delivery of its client's package, containing anything from a document to spare parts. As Mr Ang Thian Chin, Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) assistant director (air cargo), says: Time is
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      491 32 AFP STRONGLY bullish sentiment in grain markets boosted rates on the Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange (BIFFEX) here in the past week. The Biffex's Baltic Freight Index (BFI) ended off its best, but still ahead 46 points on the week at 1,320 points. A 56 point surge on
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      THE SHIPPING GUIDE
      11584 40 This is a list of ships loading at Singapore for poets around the world. It tabulates, by destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line in- 1 volved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of Singapore. Advanced dates are published for
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        AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES
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        CONTAINER SCHEDULE
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        IN MALAYSIAN PORTS
        325 47 Pwt Wi Berti it South Pert «n Oct 30:1; Jati; 2: Chariot Venture L; 3: Sea Chieftain; 6: Pacific Samudra; 7: Hong Soon t 7A: Sri Nam Hua 4; Jetty Shet Petro Map. KCT: 8: Anro As* 9: Gurt fridge. Bunga Seroja. N*ti Pert 11: Cora Princess;
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      1111 34 J I ROTTERDAM/ VQY NO BPORE P. KELANQ SOUTHAMPTON HAMBURG BWEMEBHAVEN ANTWERP LE HAVRE MONTE ROSA 01/530 1/11 28/11 20/11 22/11 18/11 26/11 TOLA OA BAY 12/834 8/11 23/11 28/11 28/11 JVHJpOOL BAY 02/533 8/11 4/12 28/11 30/11 28/11 2/12 CITY Of EDINBURGH 80/537 13/11 1/12 3/12 8/12 KASUGA 12/538
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      552 34 DIRECT SOUTH PACIFIC SERVICE SIN NOU SUV PPT ISLA FLOBEANA 28/11 10/12 12/12 17/12 ALSO ACCfPTINS CARGO VIA SUVA TO: LAUTOKA, PAGO PASO. APIA 8 NUKUALOAFA DIRECT CHILE SERVICE BIN IQQ ANP VAP ISLA FLOBEANA 28/11 30/12 31/12 4/1 Alm acctftifli Cargo M Cailaa (Pare) via V»lm Aflenlr SINGAPORE: 534M58
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      1101 34 regular mioefendent full contamer service WESTBOOtib F6A EUROPE «u»°, «e Si 1 SE 8£ *1 US) ROT) HMO N. MUBARAK 9034 3 01/11 2*ll 23/11 25/11 27/11 38/11 2*ll 31/11 M 2 N. AL MANSOORAM 9035-3 07/11 28/11 28/11 30/11 0212 03/12 04/12 OS/12 MB JAPAN SEA am 12/11 83/12
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      1557 35 I* I SgSteomers Maritime Holdings Ltd WP4O I TMI f STRAITS SHIPPING 111 Containers BIWICT I.IJI .llWßWWf!!—Bßlffflai BDD9EHuUIDMIIIiIIiiH SBiUBIiSHm »or No |PKto>| S'por* k-lon H'bufl B'hmn R"«m lit 1)01 MILS wii *11*5! SI! 1 Z'ZZ'Z Livofoa my own +nx-»u tarn k/u siu ami am ai/u straits nope w. sun, t»»
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      1706 35 TO: EUROPE TQ; FAR EAST SP LN ROM NAM rHVW FIX SPORE HK RAO KOt Ml HANJIN ROTTERDAM 111* <0/11 21/11 22/11 21/11 25/11. 2001 HAJUJ" 101 W J} P P CHOYANG VICTORY 001W 10/11 2001 29/11 JO/11 12/12 09/12 MANJIN FELIXSTOWE ONE 5/11 0/11 1/11 12/11 13/11 HSSMMLOUMCOW Sll
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      379 35 STRAUS/ JAPAN/ STRAITS SERVICE SPECIALIST IN RO-RO HEAVY LIFTS VCSSCI. COSMIC ASEAN CHAMPION COSMIC CHALLENGER TRADER TRADER PIONEER VOY. NO. 2 S 13 I Spare SID 101 1201 11/U P Mail IN PT 101 14/11 MAI CttMagonc Calcutta Yokohama M/ll Na«>yi *11 Oaaka 1701 Tokyo •For Disdurtinf Only NOTE: ALSO
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      594 36 &BflH en Nan nw7tioooo-o Emm SOMMmUMMHr SERVICE T| EUROPE VSUVOT [S'fOM ROMNAOAM IftOK WOKN ANTNWf sbsst Isasl g J FAST TRANSIT TIME ACCEPTING BREAKBUUOCOMTAMCRISED CARGO PW£A Qmem/MtE* ALSO ACCEPTING BOTH CONTAINERS, CONVENTIONAL CARGO VIA T/S TOUK NMTS, MULL L£ HAVRE. OSLO, COPENHAGEN, AARHUS, GOTHENBURG ANOHELSINKI STWAITSJAUSTRAUA EAST COAST SERVICE I
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      613 36 /^HANJINSHIPPING yy i FULL CONTAINER SERVICE S'aaral LaNavn R «ao H'Wn riw«« ft*— FEEDER VSL SIN UNE HAUL LAX OAK HANJIN ROTTERDAM UIW 5?1 2W SoT" WU Ml ,SJ 5 KSSSIS T, CHOYANG VICTORY MM 1001 27/11 2*ll 2*ll 102 202 SHKRiKLfiL SSI 2 .SH HANJIN U HAVRE MM 1701
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      815 37 AfiENclEs PTE LTD SINGAPORE tel *****77 (cr no: **********00 BOOKINGS: UK/EUROPE SERVICE— *****19 USA SERVICE *****16 AUST/mDIA/PAK SERVICE— *****18 FAR EAST SERVICE- *****48 M. TERMINAL OFFICE :*****22 DOCUMENTATION OEPT: *****44/ *****14 CFS:K27—IMPORT: *****69/*****50 CFS: K27 EXPORT: *****53/*****04 K *****87, Pwing-(04) *****0, J.Bihru*(o7) *****3 L.5894 KToimSil (24) *****, (72,) 314,2. Bandung
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      246 37 «|WcawC„,,« Tel: *****55 \> 4/U) \O\KAOHSIUN(ft 4/11) A FOR BOOKINGS 1 RiN rKnKvX TEL *****17 Specargo's Own x"' A Operated y-A Vy/x Warehouse at y\ PP2 Warehouse Tel: *****50 SEAWARD SHIPPING AND TRADING CO (S) PTE LID ETA ETA ETA SPORE PORT KELANG PENANG BLUE JADE 7/11 3/11 Loading for
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      167 37 SCHENKER Santos to 5 Continents (WEEKLY LCL/FCL CONSOL SERVICES TO/FROM GOTHENBURG SWEDEN) SCHENKER IV NOV 2 NOV 5 NOV 26 SCHENKER I NOV 9 NOV 13 DEC 3 SCHENKER II NOV 16 NOV 19 DEC 10 SCHENKER 111 NOV 23 NOV 26 DEC 17 SWEDEN V NOV 1 NOV 26
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      1059 37 SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD BOOKING: *****51/ *****64/ *****59 (FESCO LINE) ENQUIRIES: *****33 KL: 03-*****75/697 PORT KELANG: 368(243/ *****40 PENANG: *****4/ *****8 JOHORE BAHRU: *****1/ *****1 (REsULARJNB|P|>jPjNTjgHyjC|[^___ M—^ nittHA»ciNC "c usrtoum LMIHIW fW WHTHHIM I Html VQTAOI |SWt IMAIIILAIMHOW WMI »OM WOAIW mm WIAYPI TMUtV MTT unwaf H KAWVtHIT
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      1201 38 B K LINE KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. ■—Hfc» Mm i i If ■OTWR VOKL VOT NOUS LI OM TXT FOOU VfSSEL VOT TIT HP 11 ftoiiffsa *ot i«oo fK/wn KP ■one! vom VOT is OM CM irre atomtwwKi vie *10 u/io 21/10 now u'i wixe J am m m uOM
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      684 38 XSm PHILI-ORICNT UN€S PTC LTD 106 ROSMSON ROAD 007-00 QMQ BUILDING SINGAPORE 0108 TEL: *****22/*****08/*****00 TELEX: RS ***** PHRJ FAX: *****78/*****36 BY air, land or sea WE TAKE ON THE WORLD FOR YOU MEMBER OF SINGAPORE FREIGHT FORWARDERS ASSOCIATION 3 MONTRtALTITAWMWONT^^^^I saa s ss 0 mi0 I ™-r MUSCAT BAHRAIN,
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      313 38 GOLDEN LINE Y GUAN GUAN SHIPPING WS£<V (PTE) LTD 1 23. T«Wi Ay ton StNCAPORfM i! J— 1 yp« f. Mm fwm* OOUXN HONOCR CohnbafKmdN/IMa «H COLDEN KM (MM*«KM*4MH Ml«* ruMt'y yi^n (Mi YUN SNA* HfU «M •Ai TUN SHAM Xaa«/Fa*« ZgM Mm QINC FUK ERNAO Mfl» MM mi row
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      1230 39 aaaaPll PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES (PTE) LTD tgffSWßtt mmKR RL S* o *<»<»' Singapore 0106. I wnv e, N n~ EOIN MM 2/11 8/11 8/11 2?S"n«v MN 1/11 Tll coot sss/ sni 11/11 is/ii v JJJJ *"J J"] KOTA PAKIAMQ 11£ 12/11 £11 17/11 PHOGAEBB 21 31 El IKI sStt. S
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      976 39 r BEN LINE CONTAINERS LTD N 200 Cantonment Road Tel: *****22 #13-05 Southpoint Fax: *****63 Singapore 0208. Telex: RS ***** VESSEL |VOY SPORE PKLAW6 SHAMPTON HAMBURG B'HAVEN FT DAM L'HAVWE Monte Rosa' MM 1/11 24/11 20ni Vta Ha 19/11 Via Rd Totaoa Bav 12/534 6/11 Vta Clt 24/11 26/11 28/11
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      304 39 M MYANMA W FIVE STAR UNE (Myanmar National Una) Loading for Yangon (Rangoon) Sport P.KIf Prn PG* MYOMA YWA VI3OW In Pt ifi Mm PAGAN Vlfi3W 7/1 Na* PATHEIN VIO7W I/UNm I*7 WW BAGO V3IW toi Pt (10A0M6 FOR RPAm—C/ANmRP) HPA-AN VIS7W M/lt Nw TfflMlH BANK UNI (A —rvico oi
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      850 42 INTEGRATED CONTAINER SERVICE FROM FAR EAST TO NORTH CONTINENT I MJTBOUNO SIN FIX B»V ROM ANT HBG PANAMA SEN WFM IflT 24/U 2VII »/U a/11 Wll II i EUROPEAN SEN NPHO 13/U 1/17 7/12 0(U 10/U 12/12 I asian sen ens 2 aiu 22/12 zw 2*12 2J/12 2s/u I JAPAN
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      1016 42 TEL: *****88/*****22 ow tmummvm lawca it: FAB EAST PORT KELANG 2/11 9/11 MANILA 3/11 6 10/11 PENANG 2/11 B/11 BUSAN 3/11 ft 12/11 BANGKOK VII 4 9/11 TOKYO 8/11 ft 15/11 HONG KONG 8/11 ft 11/11 YOKOHAMA 8/11 ft J5/11 KAOHSIUNG 4/11 ft 11/11 KOBE 8/11 ft 15/11 KEELUNG 4/11
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      251 42 LOADING FPU I VESSEL VOt€ CM OM •AIMS BWOtO ■*> JJf J*®"* KHTiail MTU *u DfU I*l Ufl 0,1 V.MBJ DISCHARGING fU BRAZIL ONLY vomlmm. Mil «f ■mtvcm i w urn *u via n/u a#u »/u am VMM TwtoyJUd M IM Porto. «*cukv*» orr orT iSMHOCRUN fMMttIITA u euw»*tA vJta
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      581 42 !i& ISi I IPPING COMPANY I fER LINER SERVICE """jS SSSf"*" I CABLE: COSTAtUNC I IM® ftj vqsel/wy fix wrr nam —451—225 fiS— I UMIMX *£J "2J 2fl? I j* *2 JJJ !JJ ivu I VMK/BE WJ JWJ JWJ V» I chow hcsx iwi am am w w KALTNV MVO/tfE
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      915 43 »"-TWHnBBI BBS H Hi Ltt TEL: *****99 (12 UnM) m PAX: *****15/*****09 g TELEX: R8 ***** R«HIP (9 UnM) ITSA ETHIOPIAN SMPPMC UNO f ——-J (National Lin«s of Ethiopia) ACCEPTING FCL AND CONVENTIONAL yjggi |WOV ETA ILOAOINO FOW BROWN NETSAMET 20W8 12/11 OAHESBALAAM. MOMBASA OJMOUTI MAMAWA ASYOT W»5 »i 3
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      890 43 WdtoP-T. MASKAPAI PELAYARAN PapULAU LAUT .rat? cMkMim ihwdb: mm tmit TWICE-WEEKLY/WEEKLY FIXED DAY SCHEDULE BETWEEN THE POUTS OTTWRE, INDONESIA. MALAYSIA I THAILAND ALSO ACCEPTING LCL CARGO TO ALL DESTINATIONS, f HE SERVE FOR BOOKINGS CALL SPECARGO FORWARDING AT TEL: 2220Z55 VSL VOY SIN JKT PAJ SIN PtIL BAHAGIA 05S 1/11
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      409 43 BANGKOK CEBU/MANILA IiIRIIIMMMBMI lllli. 1111.,I1BIII1.IIIIIWII'llMil I—l JOWJIIK 25 5L_ w* urn hum oos 201 tqi iqi WAirrA WWJ W 4/11 so. ORIENT 4H> WU Mffl Mgl ,J i SIR! BNUMf 4MN Fri 201 Mw VU R|T| BBUM OB 1101 2201 M/U ID. ORIENT W yl jwT JENIINK MM 7/11 Stt
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      1048 44 WA MAC-NELS UNBAFOWEirwit til ttmti wpmt til ttmn PENANQ TEL: (04) *****6 |KK TEL: (066) *****0' TAWAU TEL: (066) *****9 p. KELANG TEL: (03) *****77 IkUCHINQ TEL (082) *****3 BKAN TEL: (060) *****2 -Nr/V-vJ J BAHRU TEL: 07 *****2 IsißU TEL: (064) *****2 LABUAN TEL: (087) *****9 JAKARTA TEL: 21
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      452 44 ffefc BmEWMLUE SINGAPORE TO NEW ZEALAND AND T/S FIJI iTTn.T.Y CONTAINERISED MONTHLY BAILINGS DIBCHAROINO AT NEW PLYMOUTH PO R T CHALMERS ACCEPTING FCL A LCL FOE AUCKLAND, NAPIER, WELLINGTON, BLUFF, CHRISTCHUiCH, DUNEDIN. LYTTELTON, INVERCARGIL, FIJI AND TAHITI sin n. Nx a yen ltt PROSPECTORS 1 HO* U Hov Via NPL
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      812 44 #MTHONG SOON LINES PTE. LTD--51 Bras Batah Rd #01-01 Plaza By The Park S (0718) *****22 Fjx No: *****73 CONVENTIONAL/CONTAINER SERVICES *****11 (BOOKING LINES) BINQAPORE TO WEST MALAYSIA SINGAPORE TO SABAH mm. |WT liti |«t ~**m wr Bk |WT KIM SOON LI 43/90E 05 NOV PENAN6 JENHOL 19/90E 07 NOV
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      292 44 NOMMJLK CAMO MMVICaS tEGULAR CONVENTIONAL I TIMBER AND PLYWOOD SERVICES I K LOADING FOR 'I I VIENNA WOOO NB-111 SAILED M PORT TO»A*T/V* I I m g SB I mwuubm loaomg for I I LADY II NtT-M la Part TUTI/HASMS I I V PK LOADING FOR I I TBN *01
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      544 45 wmmmjmwmmi compania peruana DE VAPOREB "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" ACCEPTING BREAKBULWFCL/SOC CAJgK WRC* CALLAO MATARANI ILO* A OTHER PERUVIAN PORTS WTHT/S™ KOBE ON CPV THROUGH BILL OF LADING. Pww«* f. Mm SJn«»por« THOBASEVERETT O*K Nev «7/M KARABIEVERETT 12/14 No* I*l7 Nov ROSEEVERETT 2*22 No* 23/25 Nov UJgy "EVERETT ORIENT LINE" JAPAN/BAY
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      641 45 WSING KWAN6 HANG '■MM I—■OPS—— (*TW) Lis WEEKLY LCL/FCL SERVICE VESSEL S PORE JAKARTA SURABAYA JENLINK 3/11 0/11 JENWEL I 3/11 I— 0/11 VESSEL SPORE BANGKOK A VESSEL 3/11 8/11 A VESSEL 10/10 13/11 DESTMATIOMS RTA SINGAPORE PORT KELANG 2 NOV MANILA 3 NOV HONG KONG. ALL CHINA PORTS 3
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      476 45 to PERINTIS LINE I ACCEPTING ALL FCL CARGOES BETWEEN SINGAPORE JAKARTA SURABAYA VESSEL VOY SIN JKT MY PRASE TIA 11SA IN PORT 03/11 PELOPOR 960 3/11 6/11 PRASETIA 117 A 07/11 10/11 PELOPOR 961 10/11 13/11 TANTO UTAMA 117 03/11 06/11 TANTO UTAMA 119 10/11 13/11 TANTO UTAMA 121 17/11
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      286 45 Mill 181 FAIIUT 4/11 KEELUNG/KAOHSIUNG 4/11 BANGKOK 3/11 MANILA/CEBU 3/11 JAKARTA/BELAWAN/SURABAYA 2/11 PORT KELANG/PENANG/E. Malaysia 2/11 BUSAN 4/11 TOKYO/YOKO/KOBE/NGO/OSA 7/11 HONG KONG also accepting cargo to Huanepu/Shenzhen/Faiwu/ Xiamen/Xingang/Shanghai Mmmnm -I"T' 3/11 LDN/FLX/LVP/SOU 3/11 RDM/HAM/ANT/LE HAVRE/GENOA also accepting cargo to Austria/ Hungary/Kouronia/Potand/Butpria/Cach. MM auHMi. 3/11 LOS ANGELES/NEW YORK all IP! points
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      813 46 SINGAPORE/MEDITERRANEAN FULL CONTAINER SHIP SERVICE VESSEL/VOY ETA SPORE NAPLES GENOA ILYICHEVSK MERSIN TRIESTE S.G. V.19-90W 3/11/90 27/11/90 17/11/90 22/11/90 B.A. V 21CW90 7/11/90 27/11/90 29/11/90 3/12/90 A.N. V.20-90W 15/11/90 12/12/90 2/12/90 7/12/90 K.S. V.22-90A 29/11/90 25/12/90 14/12/90 20/12/90 B.M.T. V.23-CW9O 30/11/90 21/12/90 23/12/90 28/12/90 ALSO ACCEPTING CARGO FOR MILANO LAVKIA.
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      460 46 JOH* QCERHSmuice r LCL/FCL SERVICE TO/FROM Owwif Aeener OfH KL: ALLI&D-UNK SINGAPORE: /f^\ m0H***** *****8068 778 8822(22 lines) SHE® Marina Onj SuMn Ng/CtwMlM CMcw M^MpMhiVTv fl 1 MjTlljy SmPnNG AGBNCUSrn LTD VJAc JII W Tlx RS WW NEOBHIP Far *****80 Td. *****29 (6 Um) !5f MOV CHITTAGQNG/C ALCUTTA A. VSL
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      246 46 FCL/LCL SERVICES MANILA ETA VIGOUR PACIFIC 20NB 3£l VIBOUR PACIFIC ?MB 13/11 BANftKOK 4/11 11/11 BUSAN Sfll Uffl HOW6KOH6 5/11 till DUMA* lgll 2*ll KEEIUNB 4/11 11/11 FT. LOUIS 11/11 «fll PT KELAN6 2/11 9/11 KOBE 5/11 W1 PIRAEUS 6/11 9/11 OSAKA till 13/11 JAKARTA 7/11 «/ll SURAtAYA 9/11 IZ/11
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