The Business Times, 30 September 1991

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    9 1 BusinessTimes MCI (P) 16/12/90 Monday, September 30, 1991 75*
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  • NEWS SUMMARY
    • Article
      Firms helping Iraqi nuclear plan named in documents
      47 1 VIENNA Western companies that helped the Iraqi nuclear programme are named in the documents seized by UN inspectors from a site in central Baghdad, the International Atomic Energy Agency (lAEA) said yesterday. But it declined to identify the firms.
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      Rise in UK's business failures at record high
      61 1 LONDON An average of 930 British businesses a week failed in the first nine months of 1991, 71 per cent more than in the same period last year, the latest survey from business information group Dun and Bradstreet shows. It said the
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      Retailers cut back
      35 1 AFTER more than a year of declining Japanese-visitor arrivals, top-end retailers have begun to cut inventories, drop Japanese-dependent labels, and mix mid-price labels with luxury ones to spread their risk. Page 2
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      EDB bid to woo talent
      25 1 THE Economic Development Board has formed a new unit that will focus on attracting international talent to Singapore Page 2
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      Saving treasures
      33 1 Cambodia has lost about 20 per cent of its ancient treasures to smugglers and plans to enlist the services of Interpol and enact tough laws to stop further theft Page 7
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      Indian privatisation
      32 1 THE Indian government has identified half the public companies that it plans to privatise at least partially. The sale expected is to yield 25 billion rupees in FY9I/92 Page 8
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      Conquering markets
      37 1 THE Japanese became an economic power by applying the strategies of the Chinese military expert Sun Tzu to business, says Prof Wee Chow Hou, co-author of the book, Sun Tzu: War and Management Page II
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      A new experience
      29 1 FOR Malay£an choreographer Marion D'Cruz, success is giving her audience a new experience of life which it cannot get from watching TV or shopping. Page 15
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      Aussie pert optimistic
      36 1 WESTERN Australia's Fremantle Port, which saw container throughput drop last year for the first time since 1986, will recover in the current financial year, says marketing director Miles Larsen. Shipping Times, Page I
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  • MARKETS SUMMARY
    • Article
      PNB eyes business
      38 1 PERMODALAN Nasional Bhd, Malaysia's bumiputra trust fund with a Msl4 billion (558.62 billion) investment portfolio and 2.8 million unit holders, wants to invest in the country's growth areas of manufacturing, petrochemicals and transportation Page 3
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    • Article
      Telekom looks abroad
      34 1 TELEKOM Malaysia, which has set up a division to act as its international investment arm, is expected to secure mul-ti-million-ringgit contracts to supply telecommunications facilities to Hongkong, Thailand and Indonesia. P«ge3
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      SAE's foreign holding
      33 1 ONLY 4.3 million Singapore Automotive Engineering Ltd (SAE) shares have been allocated to foreigners, placing foreign interest* at 4.3 per cent against its lUhit of 25 per cent Page 3
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    • Article
      Ball to lose account
      32 1 AIR INDIA and Ball Partnership are expected to make a joint announcement today in Bombay terminating the airline's international advertising account with the Singapore advertising agency Page 4
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    • Article
      Snag for integration
      35 1 THE Bundesbank has called for full independence for all European central banks as a condition for European monetary union (EMU), a demand which may slow progress to European monetary integration Page 6
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      STOCK INDICES
      27 1 Friday Change BT-MGA 671.20 +1.20 Kuala Lumpur ....530.70 4.0 Tokyo 23,969.47 +1.39 Hongkong 3,938.72 +10.74 Sydney 1,555.8 -12.7 New York 3,006.04 -11:18 London 2,599.00 +3.4
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      CURRENCIES
      22 1 USS SS 1.6935 100 Yen SS 1.2652 MS SS 0.6159 Money nurldt rates Overnight 4 3/8 unch 3-month 4 3/4% +1/16
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      COMMODITIES
      30 1 S'pore Oct.... 136.25*/kg +0.50 M'sia Oct 222.00*/kg +0.05 KL Tin Turnover 76 tonnes +39 Spot MS 14.85/kg -0.01 Crude palm ofl Turnover 1,175 lots +104 Nov MS801 /tonne -5
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    Plan to make Singapore Asia's top tourist spot
    669 1  -  Target to be achieved in 10 years' time By Hong Lee Tiam SINGAPORE A top-level committee has drawn up plans which will enable Singapore to overtake Hongkong as Asia's number one tourist destination in 10 years' time. Senior industry managers were presented
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    Lock icon US ends 34-year nuclear alert
    308 1 Reuter NEW YORK The tense finger on the US nuclear trigger began to ease as bomber crews ready to attack the Soviet Union went off alert for the first time in 34 years. Forty B-52 or B-1B bomber crews at 14 bases from Maine to
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    A million pieces of a memory
    48 1 SOMEWHERE IN SINGAPORE Beyond these two pillars once stood a grand villa that frequently saw the likes of Tan Lark Sye. If you haven't already guessed what the building looked like before it was reduced to rubble, turn to the back page.
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    Front's win a crushing blow to Dayak groups
    584 1  -  Sarawak polls Frm Leslie Lopez in KUCHING CHIEF Minister Tan Sri Taib Mahmud's landslide victory in the Sarawak state elections over the weekend dealt a crushing blow to an uprising by the several native groups seeking to wrest power in Malaysia's largest
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    Lock icon Three more days for developer to submit guarantee to govt
    237 1 The Desaru resort dispute Bernama JOHOR BARU The developer of the M 53.4 billion (about Ss2 billion) Desaru tourism project, Desaru International Resort Sdn Bhd (DIRSB), has only three days left to give the Johor government a guarantee that the
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      107 1 i 11 I EXECUTIVE PLACEMENTS I g *****62 I Jirenft Schedute 23 KLSE 19 World News 8.9 TheArb™ 13.15 Market Reviews 18 For market indices, editorial, CommcdOes 22 Money Changer Rates —23 adverfang and circulation ex3,4,5 Money Market 21 tereons, cal Business Times uypt Crossword 23 Regional News 7 Information
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      6 1 Interview with T Thangathurai, Page S
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      83 1 Boost for US arms sector, Back Pg Bosh moving too Cut, Pg 10 Rediscover your love of flying. Once upon a time you approached Hying vrth a Keen perhaps become aimply a means to an end. Redbcawrto aenae of exdement. Then you grew up. Now you have things you first
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      77 1 >/ Typewriter* Fax Machines Laser Printers Electronic Lettering systems ou 743 8000 for further details A rush for more rooms: VIETNAM b expecting 1.5 hotel projects worth US$44O Billion tourists a year by the million have been approved end of this decade, but car- and not foreign investors are rently
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  • HOME NEWS
    • NEWS ROUNDUP
      • Article
        Lee Boon Yang visits IPPT centre
        98 2 SECOND DEFENCE MINISTER Lee Boon Yang visited the Maju Camp IPPT centre last Saturday to observe 300 reservists taking the IPPT (individual physical proficiency test). Dr Lee was accompanied by three members of the Advisory Council on Community Relations in Defence, of which the
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        Nobel Prize winner to give talks
        112 2 NOBEL PRIZE WINNER Dr Arnold Penzias has been appointed Lee Kuan Yew Distinguished Visitor and will be in Singapore from Oct 7 to Oct 19. Dr Penzias is best known for his work in radio astronomy. He shared the 1978 Nobel Prize for Physics
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        Next COE tender opens tomorrow
        89 2 A TOTAL of 4,065 Temporary Certificates of Entitlement (TCOEs) are available for the next tender exercise, which opens tomorrow and ends on Oct 7. TCOEs for categories 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 and 8 will be non-transferable and valid for six months. TCOEs for categories
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        Creating safety consciousness
        56 2 THE Bth Construction Safety Campaign will kick off tomorrow with the theme "Think safety work safely". The campaign will focus on three main issues: personal safety awareness, eliminating falling hazards, and working safely in confined spaces. The campaign is organised by the Singapore Contractors Association Ltd, with
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      Retailers cut back on luxury labels
      556 2  -  Many consolidate operations to beat slowdown in industry By Sylvia Wong AFTER more than a year of declining Japanese-visitor arrivals, top-end retailers have begun to cut inventories, drop Japanese-dependent labels, and mix mid-price labels with luxury ones to spread their risk. Hong Leong Fashion,
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      EDB sets up unit to attract overseas talent
      285 2 THE Economic Development Board has formed a new unit that will focus on attracting international talent to Singapore. The International Manpower Division (IMD), headed by Gong Wee Lik, will be seeking technical and skilled personnel, fresh and experienced graduates, post-gradu-ate scholars, researchers
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      Sawmills to make way for MRT line
      194 2 EIGHT LOTS of land, covering about 58,500 sq m, are being acquired for the building of the Woodlands MRT line. The acquisitions were announced in an extraordinary government gazette released last Saturday. The pieces of land are in the Kranji district and are
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      NTUC Pasir Ris Resort to have new caterer
      154 2 A NEWLY-formed NTUC cooperative will from tomorrow take over the food and beverage outlets at the NTUC Pasir Ris Resort from the previous contractor, Spinneys International BV. About 100 people have been recruited to run the cooperative, which plans to upgrade the
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      79 2 ASEAN TRADE FAIR 1991 OCTOBER B—l3, 1991 PUTRA WORLD TRADE CENTRE KUALA LUMPUR MALAYSIA Visit the premier fair in the ASEAN region. An opportunity to meet with ASEAN business and industry leaders. Explore the immense potential for trade, investments and tourism. We invite you to participate in the ASEAN ECONOMIC
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  • COMPANY NEWS 1
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      PNB targets Malaysia's new growth sectors
      583 3  -  Fund eyeing manufacturing, petrochemicals and transportation By William Chia SINGAPORE Permodalan Nasional Bhd, Malaysia's bumiputra trust fund with a MS 14 billion (558.62 billion) investment portfolio and 2.8 million unit holders, wants to invest in the country's growth areas of manufacturing, petrochemicals and transportation.
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      PNB joins software user group
      154 3 SINGAPORE Permodalan Nasional Bhd is participating in a user group being set up by European computer software house, SAP AG. The purpose of the SAP Asia user group is to organise programmes to exchange information and update the users on software developments. This was announced
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      Lock icon Computer Forms Malaysia has no plans to diversify
      276 3 MBT KUALA LUMPUR Computer Forms Malaysia (CFM), which is listed on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange's Second Board, does not plan to diversify its operations despite increasing competition in its core computer paper industry. Chairman and managing director Tan Kit Chin said
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      Lock icon Telekom expects to win major foreign contracts
      394 3 MBT KUALA LUMPUR Telekom Malaysia is expected to secure multi-million ringgit contracts to supply telecommunications facilities to Hongkong, Thailand and Indonesia. The company has set up a division which will act as its international investment arm to facilitate its move into ventures and
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      Lock icon Arab M'sian Development to invest M$80m in new projects
      393 3 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Arab Malaysian Development Bhd, which recently hived off its entire stake in Arab Malaysian Merchant Bank, will invest some MsBo million (5549.3 million) in several more manufacturing projects to broaden its income base, its managing director, Azlan Hashim,
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      Local investors allocated 25.7m of 30m SAE shares
      267 3 SINGAPORE About 25.7 million of the 30 million shares offered by Singapore Automotive Engineering Ltd (SAE) last month have been allocated to local subscribers. In a statement last Friday, SAE said the remaining 43 million shares had been allocated to foreigners, placing
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      Lock icon Bernama to be revamped ahead of privatisation
      218 3 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Bernama will undergo a major restructuring exercise to prepare the national news agency for privatisation, editor-in-chief Abdul Rahman Sulaiman said yesterday. He said the reorganisation, which was expected to begin in November, was necessary to meet the changes in the
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    • COMPANY BRIEFS
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        Tan Chong moves into tool manufacturing
        82 3 KUALA LUMPUR Tan Chong Motor Holdings has ventured into tool manufacturing through subsidiary APM Tooling Centre. The latter has a paid-up capital of MSI million (*****,500) and is involved in the production and supply of tools, dies, moulds and jigs. Tan Chong Motor has
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        Nod for Aokam Tin's rights issue
        76 3 KUALA LUMPUR Aokam Tin Bhd has received the. approval of the Foreign Investment Committee (FTC) for its proposed rights issue of M 550.62 million (5531.2 million) nominal Unsecured Redeemable Loan Stock with detachable Transferable Subscription Rights. The FIC has also approved Aokam's proposed acquisition
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        New name for Supreme Corp
        88 3 KUALA LUMPUR Shareholders of Supreme Corp approved the name change of the company to Lion Land at an extraordinary general meeting last week. Mohamed Basin Sharif of Intradagang Merchant Bankers, speaking after the EGM, said that this was to reflect the interests of the property'
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        Tong Kah posts M$2.5m loss
        86 3 KUALA LUMPUR Tongkah Holdings has reported i' group operating pre-tax loss of M 52.55 million (551.57 mil-.'' lion) for the year ended June 30, 1991, against a loss of M 51.05 million previously. Releasing its unaudited results last weekend, Tongkah said group turnover increased 34.3
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        Lim Kim Hal profit up 31.5pc
        117 3 KUALA LUMPUR Lim Kim Hai Holdings (M) has recorded a 31.5 per cent improvement in group pre-tax profit to M 56.21 million (553.83 million) for the year ended June 30, 1991, compared with M 54.72 million in 1990. This was achieved on a 74.8
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      Air India to end account with Ball
      465 4  -  Move expected to make big dent in local agency's billings Salil Tripathi SINGAPORE Air India and Ball Partnership are expected to make a joint announcement today in Bombay terminating the airline's international advertising account with the Singapore advertising agency. This was confirmed to
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      Sino Land's 43pc rise in profit exceeds expectations
      427 4 HONGKONG Sino Land, the pearl of Robert Ng's property empire, has exceeded market expectations by registering a 43 per cent rise in profit to HKSSS4 million (SSI2I million) for the year ended June 30. Earnings growth was bolstered by a substantial increase
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      Lock icon Hopewell posts 14.8pc rise in after-tax profits
      448 4 Agencies HONGKONG Hopewell Holdings has announced a 14.86 per cent increase in profit to HK5718.85 million (*****.14 million) for the year ended June 30, The South China Morning Post reported last week. The profit after tax and minority interests was in line with
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    • COMPANY BRIEFS
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        Lippo building office block in Jakarta
        67 4 JAKARTA PT Lippo Land Development, the listed property arm of the Indonesian Lippo Group, is building an office block, Sudirman Tower, within Jakarta's central business district. In a press release over the weekend, Lippo Land said a ground breaking ceremony was held on the
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        Brent not insolvent: CEO
        93 4 LONDON Struggling British leisure company Brent Walker Group pic did not face the threat of imminent receivership, said its chief executive last Friday. Talks to restructure the company, burdened with £1.4 billion of debts, were continuing, Mr Scobie said after the firm's annual general meeting. Brent
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        EC approves German merger
        71 4 BRUSSELS The European Community (EC) gave its approval here last Friday to a joint venture between Schweppes-Germany and the German firm Apollinaris Brunnen to merge their soft drink and mineral water operations. The EC's executive commission, which subjects all major mergers to an anti-trust examination, said
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      286 4 <m V SSHpgip ~< sw* NOW HERE'S A BAEGADT THAT'LL SOAK HP TWICE AS MCH Dili i 7 t y;* j To be more precise, 80MB of data. FDD, VGA colour monitor, 101-key keyboard and MS-DOS 4.01. That's twice as much as the competitor's 386SX machine. Theirs is On top
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  • CORPORATE FOCUS
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      Imperturbable Thanga
      858 5  -  There are just two days to go before the Johor government takes back the land for his troubled Ms 2 billion Desaru resort project. But Malaysian-born businessman T Thangathurai seems unperturbed, as Amy Balan and Dawn Tan report Amy Balan and Dawn Tan HANGA ThangaI thurai exudes confi-
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      275 5 W^. L .a'A* "<%* ,:.MM^^^B t s ai^H *<$ r B 1 Wig* jf* l V i: vjv Mfll As Korea's leading business hotel for over a decade, Hyatt Regency 3 55^Bf^{ Seoul has learned you're not just looking for acoom- „> modation, but a sanctuary. A quiet hour stolen
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  • FINANCIAL NEWS
    • SMALL
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        No plans to raise capital: German insurer
        105 6 FRANKFURT Germany's largest insurance group, Allianz AG Holding, has no plans to raise its capital in the coming months, management board chairman Wolfgang Schieren has told the Boersen-Zeitung newspaper in an interview published yesterday. He said a management proposal that shareholders authorise the
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        Close First American-BCCI ties
        134 6 WASHINGTON Clark Clifford's First American Bankshares Inc worked closely with the scandal-ridden Bank of Credit and Commerce International, sharing customers and cooperating in supplying credit, according to documents released last Friday by a US congressional panel. Congressman Chalmers Wylie said the documents, uncovered by the House
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        Mutual Benefit allowed to sell arm
        108 6 TRENTON, New Jersey A judge last Friday approved the US$5OO million (SSB4S million) sale of a profitable division of financially troubled Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co to a European holding company. His ruling paves the way for the sale of Mutual Benefit's group life,
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        NatWest in insurance venture
        60 6 LONDON National Westminster Bank pic has said it is forming a life insurance venture with Clerical, Medical and General Life Assurance Society. The new company will begin underwriting business in just over a year's time and will be capitalised at about £150 million (*****.5 million), of
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      Lock icon German call may slow monetary integration
      346 6 Reuter FRANKFURT The Bundesbank has called for full independence for all European central banks as a condition for European monetary union (EMU), a demand which may slow progress to European monetary integration. Speaking to bankers in Frankfurt last week, Bundesbank president Helmut Schlesinger said
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      Lock icon Berlin city plans company to hold all banking stakes
      278 6 New group will be sixth largest in Germany Reuter HAMBURG, Germany The city of Berlin plans to merge its stakes in various financial institutions in a new holding company, Berliner Banken Holding AG, says Der Spiegel newsmagazine in a report due
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      Lock icon Wall St firms' biggest payroll rise since '87
      408 6 Nearly 6,000 workers hired in second quarter AP NEW YORK Wall Street firms hired nearly 6,000 new workers in the second quarter, the first substantial increase since the 1987 stock market crash sent the industry into recession. The Securities Industry Association said
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      Two KL banks arrange M$91m facility for Bolton
      264 6 SINGAPORE Two M*,? laysian merchant Aseambankers and Com* > a merce International chant Bank, have arranged a n i MS9I million (Sss6 million) guarantee facility for Bolton.. Properties to back its five-'V year bond issue. 01 Bolton Properties had ear- Iter this
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      Thumbs up for German stocks
      671 6  -  MARKET TALK By S N Vasuki SINGAPORE Mark their words. Senior officials of Rabo Bank, the giant Dutch financial institution are convinced that Asian investors should take a closer look at European fixed income and equity markets, especially the recently neglected German bourse and currency.
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  • THE REGION
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      Cambodia acts to stop theft of ancient treasures
      322 7  -  FrtM Harish Mehta in PHNOM PENH CAMBODIA has lost about 20 per cent of its ancient treasures to smugglers and plans to enlist the services of Interpol and enact tough laws to stop further theft. The Cambodian ViceMinister of Culture and Information,
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      Lock icon Involvement in prison-made exports from China could harm HK's image
      570 7 IHT HONGKONG Growing evidence of hidden involvement by Hongkong companies in the export of goods made by Chinese prisoners has raised fears that the British colony will become caught up in a political conflict between Washington and Beijing. The revelations
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      Bangkok office rents likely to fall 15 to 20pc
      445 7 BANGKOK Rents for office space in Bangkok are likely to fall next year by about 15 to 20 per cent and more than 158 office buildings with a total area of 4.6 million sq m are scheduled to be completed within
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    • NOTE BOOK
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        Treat Pol Pot fairly, urges Suchinda
        70 7 BANGKOK Pol Pot, former titular head of the Chinesebacked Marxist Khmer Rouge, should be treated with and not bias, Thai army chief General Suchinda Kraprayooir was quoted as saying. General Suchinda was quoted by the official Thai News Agency as saying that despite all
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        Japan-M'sia trade up 49pc
        83 7 KUALA LUMPUR Bilateral trade between Japan and Malaysia expanded 49 per cent to US$6.B3 billion (SSI 1.54 billion) during the first half of this year from US$4.B4 billion during the same corresponding period last year, the. Japan External Trade Organisation said. Jetro managing director Hiroshi Ozawa
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        HK aims to be technology centre
        69 7 CHICAGO Hongkong Director General of Industry TH'; Barma said on Friday that Hongkong has undergone an ■<' industrial revolution and become "a post-industrial soci- ety" seeking to establish itself as a centre of technology. MrBarma said the territory is determined to anticipate futures technology
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        Call to end cut-throat competition
        60 7 MANILA Philippine Labour Secretary Ruben Torres on' Friday called for an end to "cut-throat" competition among Asian countries in the international labour market. The Philippines, with up to one million overseas workers worldwide, including more than 500,000 in the MiddleEast, competes with countries such as
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        Thai exports up by 22.5pc
        37 7 BANGKOK Thailand's January/August exports rose a d robust 22.5 per cent from a year ago against 12.9 per cent' growth for the same period in 1990, the Bank of Thailand said. G.
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      Lock icon Taiwan, Vietnam to swap trade offices
      251 7 Reuter TAIPEI Vietnam has agreed in principle to exchange trade offices with Taiwan and sign an agreement to protect Taiwanese investment, says a senior Taiwanese official. "Agreements on investment protection and the exchange of trade offices will be signed in Taipei or Ho Chi
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      205 7 Ml &*m MfT^^TT^^Bi I j Success... v Calls For The Best Resources 'it <( j« "We have diverse business interests in wholesaling and retailing of watches, in jewellery, a restaurant chain and in properties. So you can imagine the challenge that comes with managing our finances. This is where the
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  • THE WORLD 1
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      India picks half of its state firms for privatisation
      407 8 Sale expected to yield 25b rupees in FY9I/92 NEW DELHI The Indian government has identified half the public companies that it plans to privatise at least partially, Finance Minister Manmohan Singh said. "We have identified 50 per cent of the enterprises
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      Lock icon Protests mark Indian PM's 100th day in office
      377 8 Reuter NEW DELHI Hindu nationalists and a student leader who helped bring down a government by setting fire to himself last year have vowed to make life tough for India's minority Congress (I) Party government. While Finance Minister Manmohan Singh uiged bureaucrats
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      Lock icon Bush taking steps to stimulate growth: Sununu
      440 9 n US leader said to be concerned about economy Reuter 'WASHINGTON US President George Bush is 'concerned about the economic recovery in the US and is 'trying to take steps to stimulate growth, says White "House Chief of Staff John Sununu. "The President
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      Lock icon Power struggle within Soviet banking circles
      332 9 FT MOSCOW Chaos reigns in Soviet banking circles, as the Soviet central bank (Gosbank) struggles to retain control of the central banks of the republics, and the biggest of these, the Russian central bank, fights to control the booming commercial sector. A meeting last
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      Two Tokyo firms in Soviet phone deal
      183 9 TOKYO Two Japanese companies will attempt to assist the Soviet Union transform its military-industrial economy to a more consumeroriented one with plans to assemble telephone sets there beginning in November. A spokesman for Yeiwa Trading Co, a trading firm with many years of
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      Lock icon Romanian PM tries to reassert government control
      334 9 Reuter BUCHAREST Caretaker Prime Minister Petre Roman is trying to reassert government control in Romania after miner-led riots forced his resignation in what he called a communist coup attempt. But he said last Saturday that he would not join a new government. Official
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      Lock icon Ambitious schemes to revamp Brazilian economy falter
      278 9 NYT NEW YORK In spite of a strong electoral mandate 18 months ago, two economic shock programmes and promises to put one govern-ment-owned company into public or private hands each month, President Fernando Collor de Mello's grand plans to revamp Brazil's economy have
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    • WORLD WATCH
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        Soviet leaders vote to cut defence spending
        90 9 MOSCOW Soviet leaders have decided to cut defence spending as one report said the country's budget deficit has soared to 200 billion roubles (SS6IO billion). Amid the worsening economic news, Ivan Silayev resigned as Prime Minister of the Russian federation to concentrate on
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        Zaire's President to share power
        82 9 BRUSSELS Zairean President Mobutu Sese Seko, after more than a quarter century of iron rule, has been forced to share power with his opponents following massive civil unrest this week and intense Western pressure. Mr Mobutu, 60, and opposition leaders were due to work out
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        US recovery may be in jeopardy
        88 9 WASHINGTON Americans' wages and salaries grew last month, the US Commerce Department said last Friday, but spending rose so slightly that analysts fear the economic recovery is in jeopardy. Personal incomes rose 0.4 per cent last month to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of
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        S Korea widens ties with Mexico
        76 9 MEXICO CITY South Korean President Roh Tae-Woo last Friday wrapped up a two-day visit to Mexico highlighted by a bilateral agreement to boost cooperation on trade and investment. On Thursday, Seoul and Mexico City signed cooperation agreements in the areas of technology, tourism and
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      795 8 Consolidated Income Statement Years ended December 31 (FF thousands) A 1980 1980 19Q0 1999 REVENUES EXPENSES AND NET Inlwwl wwmm 19,888,784 18,087,888 INCOMC Caah and intorbar* M 1 in,,,,,,,, 14,718.488 14j448 753 A tTan'a* l 2,802.026 2,*****9 Expeneea on cash and Santo and financial interbank rtnuoioni 3,612,064 3473,723 mtUhMtona 1,648,515
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      209 9 The Asian Wall Street Journal is back on the street. On October Ist, 1991, The Asian Wall Street We hope that this procedure will be equitable Journal will resume circulating 2,500 copies daily in for all who seek a copy of The Asian Wall Street Singapore, the maximum currently allowed
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  • ANALYSIS
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      981 10  -  Some Asian leaders are wondering whether the US decision to remove its arsenal of weapons may be a step too fast for the pace of change in Asia. David E Sanger reports David E Sanger NYT SINCE the end of the Korean War,
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      Lock icon Vietnam sees room for more hotels
      1389 10  -  Vietnam has a grand vision to build at least 54 hotels over the jjnext decade but it is not certain that all of them will see the light of day. Harish Mehta reports from Ho Chi Minh City Harish Mehta HE wooden models of
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      56 10 In Asia's bustling cities, the renowned hospitality of Shangri-La hotels awaits you .....where the American Express 9 Card is always welcome. SB "&msf v hospliable rrcrption Membership Has Its Privileges" HpjgM SHANGRI-LA INTERNATIONAL BDNBRB HOTELS am RESORTS Don't leave home without it* BALI- BANGKOK BEIJING FIJI HANGZHOU HONG KONG KOTA
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      87 10 DOONESBURY BY GARRY TRUDEAU UELL* WUCAttTASK SAIL. SOU ON HAMB A DOUE THE PHONE* N&tXM OKAf.HM HAVE A BOOPSe.THAfc BACKIO ISffP ABOUT IT? am or the most me... xxjr %5L5r Hjjt CALL yjEON j I MOTEL. PO THE PHO^^_ IST/UsCW have *1/ ANPBQ.NOPOUBT, HAS *AH- I 6ETUSEPX) HXRP ONCE AGAIN
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  • ENTERPRISE & MANAGEMENT
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      Strategies to conquer the marketplace
      1151 11  -  The Japanese became an economic power oy applying the strategies of the Chinese military expert Sun Tzu to business, says Prof Wee Chow Hou, co-autnor of the book, Sun Tzu: War and Management. Chuang Peck Ming reports. Chuang Peck Ming THE Cold War is over,
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      882 11 The scholarly journal's new editor a prominent management consultant and an expert on organisational behaviour is finding it difficult to manage her own staff and has to cope with flaring tempers, resignations and insurrections. NYT TO its 200,000 readers, the Harvard Business Review is
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      Survival course for family-run businesses
      372 11  -  Shoeb Kagda reports on a programme run by a Swiss-based management firm Shoeb Kagda Multinational corporations may get all the limelight and seem to be the main force in the global economy but it is really the family-run companies that make up the bulk of
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  • SPORTS
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        McEnroe walks all over Connors at Swiss Indoor
        113 12 BASEL John McEnroe easily defeated fellow-American Jimmy Connors 6-1, 6-3 last Saturday to advance to the finals of the USS7SO,OOO (about 551.27 million) Swiss Indoor tennis tournament. McEnroe, the No 8 seed and defending champion, will meet Switzerland's Jakob Hlasek, who beat
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        Unknown beats hopeful
        158 12 BRISBANE Unknown Italian Gianluca Pozzi was to meet American Aaron Krickstein in the final of the A 5320,000 (about *****,000) Queensland Open yesterday after beating Australian hopeful Jason Stoltenberg. Pozzi, 26, ranked 136 in the world, crushed the 114th-ranked Australian 6-3 6-1 last Saturday night to reach
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        Tie for the Southern Open lead
        125 12 PINE MOUNTAIN, Georgia Robert Gamez shot a 6-under-par 66 last Saturday to share the lead with Larry Nelson after three rounds of the Southern Open golf tournament. Nelson, 44, had the lead until bogeying the par 4, 18th hole to finish with a 70
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        Non-winner makes good
        144 12 LEXINGTON, Kentucky Gibby Gilbert, a non-winner since joining the US Senior PGA Tour this year, shot a 4-under-par 68 last Saturday and tied Chi Chi Rodriguez for the lead after two rounds of the Bank One Senior Classic. Rodriguez, the first-round leader, fired a 70 for a
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        Staying ahead with a 71
        103 12 BUENA PARK, California Lisa Walters shot a 71 last Saturday to bold onto a one-stroke lead after the third round of the U*****,000 (about *****,000) Women's Classic golf tournament. Walters, who started the day three strokes ahead of the pack, finished at nine-under par through
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        Tour of courage
        114 12 CORK, Ireland Three-time winner Sean Kelly took the overall lead of the Tour of Ireland cycling race with one stage remaining as he finished second in a sprint finish last Saturday to Scan Yates. Kelly, 35, an Irishman whose season has been marred by a broken collar-bone
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      Lock icon Europeans stage Ryder recovery
      722 12 Treacherous 197-yard 17th hole takes its toll on Americans AFP KIAWAH ISLAND, South Carolina European captain Bernard Gallacher sounded the battle cry here last Saturday afternoon and his players responded, winning three matches and halving the other to draw even with the Americans heading into the
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      Strokes of genius in weekend of Wimbledon
      977 12  -  Nirmal Ghosh is awed by the Fantastic Four at the Epson Supertennis Challenge Nirmal Ghosh SINGAPORE In the age of audio-visual media, tennis greats have left indelible and unique impressions on the minds of millions of households. The mass impact perhaps started with
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      129 12 m t. *> i9s|^H mm H.H H Japanese companies that want to contribute to charity face a number of problems, including outright opposition. |H H| Why do bureaucrats make it so hard to give away money? See our October \f In Hong Kong, economic growth has taken its toll on
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  • THE ARTS 1
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      674 13  -  F eat M iles Davis died last Saturday at the age of 65. Michael IVliller looks back at the legend's life and work Michael Miller Reuter MILES DAVIS, the founder of "cool jazz" and described by friends and jazz critics as one of the few "unmistakable individualists"
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      Natural progression
      630 15  -  For most of us, an urn half filled with water is an urn half filled with water. But not for Marion D'Cruz, who was inspired to create a work for three dancers. Lisa Lee talks to Malaysia's foremost choreographer Lisa Lee MALAYSIAN choreographer Marion D'Cruz gets inspired in
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      Fabulous four live up to fame
      806 15  -  The Tokyo String Quartet gave two concerts at the Victoria Concert Hall last week. P Y Van on why this quartet has received such extraordinary worldwide acclaim P Y Van WHAT was so striking in last week's performances by the Tokyo String Quartet was
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      A Spanish excursion
      395 15  -  P Y Van reviews the SSO's Familiar Favourites concert P Y Van THE SINGAPORE Symphony Orchestra attempted a Spanish connection at last Saturday's Familiar Favourites concert. Aided by composers such as de Falla, Lalo, Chabrier and Albeniz, the orchestra, together with young soloist Foo Say Ming and
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      210 14 ouime&jf Mushrooms galore at Nutmegs! Specially flown in for this occasion, choose from morels, boletus, truffles, chanterelles, shltake, just to name afew. Our chefs are cooking up a storm with an Irresistible menu. From appetisers, soups and main courses. Indulge to your heart's content on these delightful morsels. From Friday
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      161 14 THE EXECUTIVE S SET MEAL $14++ Per Person Monday ♦ROAST BEEF WITH SAUTEED VEGETABLES Tuesday ♦SEAFOOD CREOLE WITH SAFFRON RICE Wednesday ♦PORK PICATTA WITH SPAGHETTI NAPOLITANA Thursday ♦RED SNAPPER IN FRUIT SAUCE Friday ♦CHICKEN MERENGO WITH BUTTERED RICE Served with Soup and Dessert of the Day. Cafe Plaza The most
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  • STOCK EXCHANGE OF SINGAPORE 1
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      Analysts expect market to test 1,310 on STII
      5396 16  -  By Carolyn Lim AT THE END of last week, even the prospect of another Singapore Technologies Group company, Singapore Automotive Engineering (SAE), making its debut on the main board of the Stock Exchange of Singapore failed to provide food for talk. There
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  • MARKET REVIEWS
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      Lock icon Traders prepare for market to hit bottom
      738 18 FT LAST WEEK, Wall Street's traders were unable to keep their minds off the "October bottom" No, it has nothing to do with the next Playmate of the Month. Instead, the "bottom" they were concentrating on is the moment next month when share
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      Lock icon Shares finish flat as bid fever cools
      323 18 AFP SHARE PRICES finished the week flat in London as the previous week's intense bid speculation receded and the market calmed on expectations that the general election would be postponed until next year. The slight opinion poll lead established by the opposition Labour
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      Lock icon Continuation of technical rebound likely
      944 18 Son Hung Kai Research m- AFTER the Mooncake Festive- val holiday, the market expeiy, rienced two "moon-cake" ise (very boring in Cantonese) al- days at the beginning of the ly week. It was the pre-sale of ra I Grand Panorama, which atx. tracted an enthusiastic
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      Lock icon Stocks rally on hopes of cut in discount rate
      537 18 AFP SHARE PRICES advancec strongly on the Tokyo Stocl Exchange last week helped bj growing expectations of a dis count rate cut by the Bank o! Japan (BOJ). The Nikkei Stock Average of 225-selected issues closed out the holiday-shortened week on
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      ASIAN MARKETS ROUNDUP
      700 18 THE Australian stock market slipped downwards in a week which ended with a burst of heavy trading. i The market indicator, the All Ordinaries Index, ended at 1,558.5 points, down from 1,562.6 at the previous Friday's close. The All Industrials Index shed 16.3 points to close at
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      192 18 > i ff i i 'I w INVESTING SUPPLEMENT 1991 A special Business Tines Survey October 89,1991: i. onus time is just around the corner. And many of you will be looking at the numerous options of parking your hard-earned bonus. To assist you in making that Important choice, Business
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  • KUALA LUMPUR STOCK EXCHANGE
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      Lock icon Modest recovery seen as technical rebound
      4363 19 MBT BARGAIN HUNTERS entered the bearish Kuala Lumpur stock market in sufficient numbers towards the end of last week to enable the market to stage a modest recovery. As a result, the weak sentiment that has prevailed in the past few months was briefly
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      279 19 s S TIMES TELEPHONE: 730-5771/5772/5773 FAX: 734-4982 illlllk ANA HOTELS SINGAPORE LTD. (Incorporated in tfw Republic of Singapore) The directors announce the unaudited results of the Comoro for the six montfis ended June 30,1991. 1991 1990 Jan Jun Jan- JuK W(SS) (Ss) 1. (A) TURNOVER 12,874,200 17,359 000 25 8(B!
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  • WORLD STOCK MARKETS
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        196 20 Sep 27 Close PlufaM NEW YORK Dow Jones 3,006.04 3.017.21 .11.IS SAP 300 385.90 386.49 -0.59 Turnover (million) 160.7 160.3 +4 LONDON Financial Times 30 2,018.9 2,023.2 -6.3 FTSE 100 2,599.0 2,595.6 3.4 Turnover (million) 568.6 513.4 55.2 FRANKFURT DAX Index 1,608.14 1,619.99 -11.85 AMSTERDAM CBS Tendency Index 90.2 90.4
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        NEW YORK
        1183 20 AFTER making headway early in Friday's session, stocks faded in moderate afternoon trading, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average falling 11.18 points, to close at 3,006.04. For the week the Dow was down 13.19 points. Both the gains and, later, the losses were attributed to buy and sell
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        FRAKFURT
        408 20 A FRESH warning from the Bundesbank that German inflation has to be sharply reduced sent a chill through the Frankfurt bourse on Friday, hitting a market thinned by end-of-the-quarter position squaring. The 30-share DAX index fell 11.85 points to 1,608.14, the lowest since 1,570.82 on Aug 21, during the
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        LONDON
        654 20 SHARES finished mixed on London's Stock Exchange Friday in the absence of corporate or economic news. The Financial Times-Stock Exchange 100share index rose 3.4 points, or 0.1 per cent, to close at 2,599.0. The Financial Times 30-share index fell 6.3 points to close at 2,018.9. The Financial Times 500-share
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        AMSTERDAM
        325 20 DUTCH SHARES ended a shade lower, bringing a dull week to a close. Most dealers see no prospect of improvement in either volume or prices in the coming week, and some chart watchers pre- diet further slippage. The CBS general tendency index ended 0.1 down at 90.3, and the
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        PARIS
        185 20 THE Paris Bourse was doing the Hesitation Waltz on Friday, as it ended the session with a gain of 0.39 per cent. The CAC-40 stock price index closed at 1,883.80 points, after having been off by 0.18 per cent at the opening and by as much as 0.50 per
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        ZURICH
        210 20 SWISS shares closed a quiet session slightly firmer on a modest technical recovery as the market was oversold after edging lower all week. The allshare SPI Index rose 3.5 points to 1,079.6 but closed well below the previous Friday's 1,093 points finish. The SMI index of leading shares rose
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        JOHANNESBURG
        384 20 CONTINUED selling by some disillusioned investors kept share prices under pressure on Friday in a thin pre-week-end market in Johannesburg, dealers said. A retreat in world gold prices back to below US$35O an ounce was an added disappointment after a spate of poor company financial results recently, they said.
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        TORONTO
        240 20 TORONTO stocks ended a listless session slightly lower in slow trade on Friday, after fluctuating within a 12point range as most issues dosed relatively unchanged, dealers said. For the second straight day, the market ignored sharp gains in Canadian bonds, they added Officially, the TSE-300 closed down 3.36 at
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        MILAN
        168 20 ITALIAN share prices drifted to close little changed on Friday, with the modest buying interest seen at the start quickly fading, broken said. The apparent end to a threatened government crisis over the budget, with ministers in charge of the economy agreeing a package of measures last night at
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        STOCKHOLM
        209 20 PRICES on the Stockholm bourse ended the week sharply lower across the board in active trade on Friday. Dealers said uncertainty over Swedish banks' credit losses, an unclear political situation and negative analyses of the Swedish stock market had hit most major shares. The bourse general index lost 1.17
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  • CURRENCY, MONEY & FUTURES MARKETS
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      Lock icon Greenback's volatility slides further in US trade
      364 21 NEW YORK Reuter NEW YORK The dollar's volatility eased further as the US currency continued to trade within tight ranges, options dealers said last Friday. "The dollar's in the same range for two straight weeks," said a dealer in New York, adding that
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      Lock icon Asian currencies close mixed against greenback
      678 21 ASIAN CURRENCIES AFP HOftGKdNG Asian currencies closed mixed against the US dollar last week with traders looking for fresh incentives as the major units recorded only minor gams or losses. The Japanese yen and Hongkong dollar both dosed up against the greenback, while the
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      INTERBANK FOREX RATES
      385 21 Cross rates US$ SS MS Dm Yen SFr AS NZS USS 1.5955 2.7490 1.6910 133.95 0.5794 1.4710 1.2658 1.7683 SS, 0.5898 1.6214 0.9973 79.0032 0.3417 0.8676 0.7466 1.0430 MS 0.3638 0.6200 0.6151 48.7268 0.2108 0.5351 0.4605 0.6433 D» 0.5914 1.0027 1.6257 79.21 0.3426 0.8699 0.7486 1.0457 Yen
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      MONEY MARKET
      522 21 Interbank rates Ovpmight 4 3/8 4 1/2 1-month 4 11/16 4 13/16 2-month 4 3/4 4 7/8 3-month 4 3/4 4 7/8 Overnight mode: 4-9/16 US$ High Low 7 days 5 5/8 5 3/8 1 month 5 1/2 5 3/8 2 months 3 7/16 3 3/8 3 months
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      Lock icon US investors flocking to bond mutual funds
      506 21 NYT NEW YORK Investors in the US searching for higher yields are continuing to pour money into bond mutual funds. Stock funds are also doing well, but it is the action in bonds that has the industry cheering. "The story is identical to
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      Lock icon Belgium to boost corporate bonds
      437 21 Reuter BRUSSELS Company bond issues are the next item on the financial market reform agenda of Belgian Finance Minister Philippe Maystadt. But bankers think the market could be tough to establish in the face of competition from neighbouring Luxembourg's Eurobond market, totalling about 200 billion
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      Spot gold closes down
      519 21 GOLD 8 FINANCIAL FUTURES REPORT SPOT gold started on an optimistic note last week and rose from Monday's opening of U*****.50/350.00 to the week's high of U*****.50/355.00 on Tuesday, supported by Iraq's detention of UN Inspectors and US troop mobilisation Gulfwards in response. The final revision
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      PRIME LENDING RATES
      504 21 BANKS ABN Amro bank NV 8% Allied Irish Bank PLC American Express Bank 8V« Arab Banking Corp 8V« Arab Bank PLC 7V» ANZ Banking Group 8Vi Ban Hin Lee Bank 8V< Banca CommerciaJe 8Vi Banco do Brasil 8 Bangkok Bank 8 Bank Bumiputra 8>/« Bank Negara Indo
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      FINANCIAL FUTURES
      156 21 COMEX OOU) FUTURES (100 oz) US$A» Open High Low Settle Change SfP 91 Z 330.80 Oct 352.00 352.50 350.30 350.80 -2.20 Nw 352.40 -120' Dec 355.50 355.90 353.30 354.10 -2.20 Feb 92 358.60 358.70 356.20 357.10 -2.30* Apr 361.20 361.50 361.00 359.90 -2.30' Jun 364.90 364.90 364.70 362.90
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  • COMMODITIES
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      Lock icon US to allow 1.53m tonnes of cheaper imported sugar
      379 22 AP WASHINGTON Importers will be allowed to bring in 1.53 million tonnes of cheaper foreign sugar next year, the US Agriculture Department has announced. Domestic growers said last week that they feared the sugar quota for the year beginning tomorrow could
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      Lock icon Loss-making Sucden planning retrenchments
      305 22 Reuter PARIS French commodities house Sucres et Denrees (Sucden) has announced that it is retrenching to pay back towering debts and reverse losses. The restructuring plan unveiled last Friday would transform one of the world's biggest and brashest commodities trade houses into a slimmed-down business focusing
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      852 22 REPORTS AFP LONDON The escalation of civil unrest in Zaire, highlighted by the arrival of French and Belgian paratroops, lifted copper and cobalt prices last week on commodity markets. Although Zaire is the fifth largest producer of copper, analysts indicated last Friday
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    1129 22 Rubber S cents/kg Int 1 RSS Close Sep 23 135.25 Sep 24 135.00 Sep 25 135.25 Sep 26 135.25 Sep 27 136.25 RMELB (M hi baiss) M cents/kg Int I RSS Close Sep 23 221.50 Sep 24 221.50 Sep 25 221.50 Sep 26 221.50 Sep 27 222.00 UMPtW (Sep
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    AIRCRAFT ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
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      Former Iron Curtain lures tourists
      747 23  -  LETTER FROM RASDORF By Rolf Soderlind ONE YEAR after their country was united, hiking along the former border has become a favourite pastime for Germans reclaiming a no-man's land relic of the Cold War. "I am curious about this place," said Werner Trotz, 52, a
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      MONEY CHANGER RATES
      152 23 As at 3pm yesterday: Local dollars to one unit of foreign currency Currencies Bid Offer Australian dollar 1.3394 1.3508 Canadian dollar 1.4758 1.4982 NZ dollar 0.9509 0.9700 Sterling pound 2.9166 2.9415 US dollar 1.6920 1.6960 Local dollars to 100 uiits of hrrin carrmcy Austrian schilling 14.18 14.40
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      WORLD TRADE EXHIBITIONS
      80 23 Duration Title Venue Onanism Td Duration sr ssss, v s£r sust *****6,100 SJTr sTs al De Valencia toSST Und Congress Trade Fair for Netherlands Koninldijke (31)30/*****1 Electronics EquipSSnt and jSJbeJj? 1 1-6 J"* Eme Autonoroo *****8811 Industrial Earth Moving A (Italy) Di Verona Electronics ,n Machinery Trade
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      40 23 When it comes to flying to Munich, no other amine comes Klaus to Finnair. Because Finnair flies twice-weekly from Singapore direct to Helsinki then onto over 30 European destinations. Call *****77 for details. We know Earope from start to Flnnkfe.
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      307 23 _JL_LL-S_L_N_JL_S_ s TIMES TELEPHONE: 7 3 0-5771/5772/5773 FAX: 734-4982 PALMCO (SMGAPORE) PTE. LTD. (Incorporated In the Repubfc of Singapore) (In Memb are* Voluntary Liquidation) FMAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 308 of the Companies Act. Cap. SO that the Final Meeting of members of the abovementioned Compeny
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      186 23 PALMEX INDUSTRIES (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. (Incorporated In the Republic of Singapore) (In MmLsfB 1 Voluntary Liquidation) FMAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 308 of toe Companies Act, Cap. SO that the Final Meeting of members of the abovementioned Company will be held at 10 Lebuh Bishop *****
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      277 23 CREDIT LEASING (S) PTE LTD (Incorporated In the jS&ES Liquidation) FINAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 308 of toe Companies Act, Cap. SO that the Final Meeting of members of the abovementioned Company will be held at 10 Leouh Bishop ***** Puiau Ptrtang Malaysia on toe 31st
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      186 23 PA LMINAfSMGAPORE) PTE. LTD. (Incorporated In the R#Dublic of (In Members' Voluntary Liquidation) FINAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 308' of toe Companies Act, Cap. SO that the Final Meeting of members of the abovementioned Company wM be held at 10 Leouh Bishop ***** Puiau PtoangMMsysia on
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      157 23 MINE HATTER OF THECOMMNMI ACT.CAFte ■ITHEMTTBIOF MMMtiMMeniraK r —J 1 8 mmm £esleftiU?sw32 SptesteMlto teHWateateanraseMnsaaed^r special moumoN 2aM%past!ta aanla2 THAT te R Mmpsasdiai dl Nab Ca*e.9toga»eOSl7 bean^hMby tf eaheto*|*a* laitoeltoMae teaaaantodaHetatfbsflfcsari snto cf haste ftsaekbetesl' THAT fla fcMSaor to MasrfW by aadarpadMadHtaatoNMiKlßaai* THATlwa«fo II I I li i nSjiliilto «peds
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      338 23 1 What Oporto vintagers do and their shippers hope to 5 Temporary freedom from Mil I J J gaol that is given by the magistrate 9 Excellent entertainment which is well done! (4,4) the carpet (6) 12 Very poor would be hit by p5 I J addition to property and
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      203 23 Singapore Outlook: Hazy Report Maximum temperature 30.9 Assoc humidity 74% Minimum temperature 24.1 Assoc humidity 95% Hours of sunshine 3.85 Rainfall in mm Trace Rainfall this month 123.1 Rainy days this month 11 World report Asia-Pacific Hi/Lo* Cond. Auckland 16/12 Windy Bangkok 32/24 Showers Beijing 25/17 Sunny Brunei 32/25 Showers
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      21 23 WH^SITUC DON'T MPWCN l^^ < TMe P T^\?ROLLIy #aio S y l pispsife 1 C IVP—O HAWOAWO CO. LTO- HC-lf* -J 8586
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    Lock icon Bank Negara acts to cut ringgit overhang
    627 24 New statutory reserve and liquidity requirements Reuter KUALA LUMPUR Concern about a large overhang of ringgit outside Malaysia has prompted Bank Negara to impose statutory reserve and liquidity requirements on currency received by banks through swaps with offshore banks. Analysts say the move
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    Lock icon Bush initiative will boost US arms sector: analysts
    410 24 Reuter SEATTLE US President George Bush's backing of strategic and defensive systems on Friday while he moves to scrap most US tactical nuclear weapons is a boost for big-ticket military contractors, industry analysts said. US defence stocks slid in active trading on
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    378 24 NYT TAIPEI After years of looking the other way, fearful of doing something that might anger mainland China, the US and other countries may finally be moving to squeeze Taiwan into the international trading regimen. Although Taiwan is the 13th largest trading nation
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    Those were the days
    96 24 SINGAPORE Nostalgia is all that remains of the erstwhile Millionaire's Club in Tanioag Rhn. The two-storey villa that once housed the club went under the wrecker's ball last week to make way for Singapore's first waterfront city. It was apparently so sturdy that it took demolishers
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    231 24 Reuter TBILISI, Georgia High-level talks to end the political crisis in the Soviet republic of Georgia edged towards a compromise yesterday. Opposition political leaders and government representatives met for the second day at the Ministry of Justice, raising prospects an agreement was
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    229 24 Reuter PARIS Up to 150,000 farmers from all over France were expected to converge in the capital yesterday for a giant protest over falling incomes and rising East European competition. The demonstration could harden French opposition to lowering European Community barriers to
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    200 24 Reuter NEW YORK US Secretary of State James Baker has welcomed a Palestinian declaration backing a Middle East peace conference but has said he is still not ready to issue invitations to the meeting. "We still have some things that I think have
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      Fremantle expects box throughput to recover
      462 25  -  Australian port should regain its 3-4 pc growth rate next year From Selva Kumar in FREMANTLE WESTERN Australia's Fremantle Port, which saw container throughput drop last year for the fust time since 1986, will recover in the current financial year, said marketing director Miles
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      352 25 New road bridge also gets green light Reuter LONDON The British government last Friday gave the gcvahead for a runway extension at London's City Airport and approved a new road bridge across the Thames next to it in a move to ease congestion around the
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      141 25 Renter BONN A wmhlwide air express sad courier service comprising postal agencies from Germany, France, the Netherlands, Sweden and Canada, and Australian transport firm TNT Ltd, said it hopes to start operations next month, three months earlier than planned. TNTs managing
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      1241 25 Page Col ABC Containeriine 12 1 Accord Group 8 1-3 AFS 15 5 Ahrenkid Liner 16 4 Allied-Link 16 4/5 Anglo Orient 16 1/2 ANL 3 1/2 APL 5 3 AP.C. Lines 13 5 AcWarehousing IS 4 Arrow Int 9 4 Asian Break-Bulk 16 2 ASXCLShpg 15
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      Lock icon Dredging project to keep NY Harbour competitive
      453 25 Reuter NEW YORK A major expansion of New York Harbour is expected to help the waterway maintain a competitive edge in worldwide shipping by giving access to huge vessels that send oil through the Northeast, industry experts said last week. The three-year, US$3
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        Western gateway to Australia
        29 25 WESTERN Australia stale officials want to make F reman tic the port of call for shipping lines, reports Sflva Kumar, who was there recently. Pap
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        FCC proposes limited ability to block Caller ID
        56 25 MOVING to protect individual privacy in the ifee of new telephone technology, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) proposed last week that telephone customers have limited ability to block Caller ID, a service that displays the phone number of incoming calls before a
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        SAS to drop three intercontinental routes
        34 25 SCANDINAVIAN Airlines System (SAS), struggling to cut costs and restore its profitability, has announced plans to drop three intercontinental routes and expand its more profitable operations. Back Aft
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        US-CC talks on Airbus subsidy continue
        40 25 THE United States and the European Community have agreed here to continue bilateral talks over subsidies to the European Airbus consortium, avoiding for the moment an official Gatt probe into the affair. Back ftp
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        Nissan forms joint mobilde phone firm
        30 25 NISSAN Motor Co Ltd has set up a new company to provide mobile communications services in the Kansai area of western Japan. Back Pip
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        Grain shipments in Canada hit by strikes
        102 26 OTTAWA Grain shipments have been halted at Canadian ports by striking federal government workers for a second time this month, a Canadian Wheat Board spokesman said last Friday. Thirty-nine ships were awaiting loading in Vancouver and three more were expected this weekend, spokesman
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        Alitalia reports loss
        96 26 ROME Alitalia airline suffered a loss of 104 billion lire (*****.3 million) in the first half of the year because of the Gulf War, but should recover during the current second half, the line's board of directors said last Friday. It said the company should be able
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        AEG wins Honolulu order
        98 26 SELIGENSTADT, Germany German electronics group AEG AG said it had won an order worth over 160 million marks (SS 160.75 million) to build a fully-automated people mover transport system at the Honolulu International Airport on the island of Hawaii. The four-km long transfer system will link
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        Cow crashes into airline's office
        68 26 ADDIS ABABA A cow blundered into the Air France office here last Friday, smashing the only window left intact when a huge ammunition dump exploded after rebels seized power in the Ethiopian capital in June. An Air France official said the cow ran straight through
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        Seoul's bridge design contest
        90 26 SEOUL South Korea has launched a design competition for a bridge to link the port of Inchon with Yongjong island, site of a planned international airport, a Transportation Ministry official said. "The total cost, estimated at about 5.2 billion won (Ssl2 million), would be the largest
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        Thais buy 10 French helicopters
        56 26 BANGKOK The Thai government has agreed to buy 10 French-made Ecureuil AS 3508 helicopters for use by the Ministry of Agriculture in their forestry surveillance and protection programme. The 389.55 million baht (5526.3 million) deal was signed last Wednesday, Yont Thongthai, the managing director of
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      DAILY FREIGHTS
      901 26 DRY CARGO fixtures on Thursday were routine and the. market in desperate need of higher volumes, brokers said. However the Baltic Freight Index edged two points higher at 1,324 on slightly increased freight rates in the Atlantic. Two Panamax vessels on time-charter in the Atlantic were fixed at
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      Western gateway to Australia
      997 26  -  Western Australia state officials want to make Fremantle the port of call for shipping lines, reports Selva Kumar, who was there recently Selva Kumar Although intermodalism has yet to make its mark in the Australian container industry, Fremantle Port officials are counting on the growing popularity
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      Third largest general cargo port
      313 26 THE Port of Fremantle, in Western Australia state, covers an area of almost 900 sq km and lies at the mouth of the Swan River, which leads to the city of Perth. The port handles bulk, break-bulk, general and containerised cargo. Bulk cargoes are handled
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      COCKETT BUNKER MARKET REPORT
      804 26 THIS twice weekly report, compiled by Cockett Marine Oil Ltd, shows price ranges in US dollars instead of single prices for a more comprehensive description of the market. Prices shown are based on average-sized stem. Market movements are indicated. The Cockett Bunker Price Index change and
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      THE SHIPPING GUIDE
      11041 34 This is a list of ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world. It tabulates, by destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of Singapore. Advanced dates are published for a maximum
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        CONTAINER SCHEDULE
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      Lock icon FCC proposes limited ability to block Caller ID
      428 42 NYT WASHINGTON Moving to protect individual privacy in (he face of new telephone technology, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) proposed last week lhat telephone customers have limited ability to block Caller ID, a service that displays the phone number of incoming calls
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      Lock icon SAS to drop 3 intercontinental routes
      304 42 Reuter COPENHAGEN Scandinavian Airlines System (SAS), struggling to cut costs and restore its profitability, has announced plans to drop three intercontinental routes and expand its more profiti able operations. SAS board chairman Curt Nicolin said last Thursday the three routes, linking Copenhagen with Chicago,
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      Lock icon Nissan forms joint mobile phone firm
      150 42 Reuter TOKYO Nissan Motor Co Ltd has set up a new company to provide mobile communications services in the Kansai area of western Japan. The new company will offer car telephone and portable telephone services using a digital cellular system operating in the 1.5
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      289 42 AFP GENEVA The United States and the European Community have agreed here to continue bilateral talks over subsidies to the European Airbus consortium, avoiding .for the moment an official Gatt probe into the affair. A meeting of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade
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      17 25 Western gateway to Australia, Page 2 mmnn si#- \gSfiaEff /•'or advertising enquiries, contact Shipping limes: Tel 740-2089/740-2090.
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      203 25 *«HIP LASNINO HATS RIALS SPECIALIST KMVEHMM life WSWW (11 lit) Facf»M477 Hy^TTTTTPS The Straits Times Waekly Overseas Edition. A crisp summary of happenings in Singapore. Politics, the economy, investment vBBn °PP° rtu nities,anointments... And snippets on Malaysia and 1 A convenient tabloid delivered jlffSF^Jvr\^.r' >: 10 y°u everyweek, wheneever you
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      120 26 PERKINS SHIPPING PTY LTD Feriring Shipping Pty Ltd wish to inform the Shipping Community and Trade Associates that with effect from 25 September 1991, Jesselton Shipping Pte Ltd will be appointed as our General Shipping Agents in Singapore. The following are address, contact numbers and names of their key personnel:
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      2192 27 B OOCL (8) PTC LTD JAROME SMPPMQ AGENCIES *l|V#» TEL: *****11 FAX; *****00 \|lMr BOOKINGS TEL: *****34/*****68 ■IHIIM TERMINAL/CPS TEL. *****18 220 rCoaudn PMBAKA JAHCTNE IMPPMO AGENCIES SOW. BHD. I \HV J H PORT KELANG TEL: *****18 FAX' *****91 *****88 r—7 PENANG TEL: *****4 FAX *****1 CFB TEL: *****8 SSSS
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      1816 27 TRANSPORT MARY Oct 10 (12.1Saa-2Jopari: Luncheon Talk on "Oil Pollution" organised by Singapore National Shipping Association at the World Trade Centre Gub. For further detail*, please contact SNSA at td: 273-3574 or fax: 274-3079. Oct 15-16: Seminar on Trading, Shipping and Banking Documentation for Procedural Export Operations, organised by Facs
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      1246 27 P TWO SAILINGS TO JAPAN ARTHUR MAERSK V 9116 ETA SIN 30/9/91 RETTE MAERSK V9lOB ETA SIN 1/10/91 [""vaeato Voy ETA ETC) Feedar by I Singapore Mwicur Delta DESTINATIONS TNt «Mk MM Ma** am ■mfRRIIBMmiMiviRmBMMiiBMHMMmMaH c* t/io osoo hrs Port HpMHHHHHHWhHHUHHHHHUHI CPS 30/9 2369 MRS Katang Penang OAK LOB HOU
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      833 28 pBO ANNOUNCEMENT After many years of successful operations, Messrs. Segani Re. Ltd, will hand over all Hapag-Lloyd agency work to Hapag-Lloyd (Singapore) Pte Ltd effective October 1, 1991. The office location and experienced staff will remain unchanged. 1 Under the leadership of its Managing Director, Mr. J.B. Schottmann, the team
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      593 28 SKASPAC BKB VICE PBECT SOUTH PACffIC SERVICE SIN NOU SUV PPT COPIAPO 2001EB 5/10 It/10 20/10 20/10 ALIO ACCEFTM CARGO MA SUVA TO; I AUTO**. PAGO PA6O. APM 6 NUKUAIOAf A OBECT CMI/ SOUTH AMERICAN SERVICE SIN KM ANF VAP CLX COPIAPO 2001EB 5/10 0/11 10/11 M/ 11 17/11 AHO
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      1833 31 "7 NEPTUNE AGENCIES PTE LTD SINGAPORE TEL- *****77 (CR NO: **********0E) BOOKINGS: NEPTUNELINKTEL *****00 USA SERVICE *****16 TERMINAL OfFICE *****22 UK/EUROPE SERVICE *****19 DOCUMENTATION DEPT: *****44/*****14 Mmr AUST/INDIA/PAKSERVICE: *****18 CFS K27 EXPORT *****53/*****04 FAR EAST SERVICE *****48 CFS K27 IMPORT *****69/*****50 PMy mm NEPUNE SDN BHD MALAYSIA K.L.-<O3) *****33. P.
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      891 33 d BEN LINE CONTAINERS tfb 200 Cantonment Road Tel' *****22 #13-05 Southpoint VSjX Fax: *****63 Singapore 0208. Telex: RS ***** VOYNOS. I SPORE LERJV* I ROTTBJDAM I I HJMBUHB I GOTHENBURG FRANCE HOLLAND UK GERMANY/SCAN SWEDEN W 346 1/10 18/10 19/10 ***** N«tt>ydHoom 346 3/10 25/10 267i0 5=52= 255 2i!2
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      131 34 PPLATOU PACIFIC SHIPPING SERVICES REGULAR PAR EAST N. AMERICA BREAKSULX OWNERS' REP OFFICE TEL: *****11 SINGAPORE: FAX: 22S2SSS hansa hansa KALMAR V.032 RIGA V.033 SAIfD 31/10 JAKARTA SAILED 22/10 SAIED 27 !o KAOHSAJNG SALED LOS ANGELES 17/10 RICHMOND 21/10 VANCOUVER 25/10 G«n«ral Agsnts: ANGLO FRENCH SHIPPING TEL: *****11 FAX: *****51
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      215 34 J$L cosco UKC CONVENTIONAL SERVICE vf- no. ma pa Lxxoxarow. a vessel mm RarreoAWAwrwev CHIA CONVENTIONAL SERVICE VESSEL no. ma pa loaomqpor A VESSEL 3*o* SOW aUANaZMOUHUANOPU COSCO FULL CONTAWER SERVICES (FCUFCL) EXPORT TO: CHNA/SANONDWHONSNONa EUROPWOONRNENTAL WEST MEDITERRANEAN AUSTRALIA US WEST COAST ARAS PERRAN OUURCMACM PUEASE RBFBIASV letTIONB) SERVKES TO
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      813 36 EJPORTS TO HONGKONG, TAIWAN, MANU I JAPAN "TWICE WEEKLY" MALACCA STRAITS SERVICE ouraow) wwptapoi «t Imilm«t mo ta ttq an wo kob~|| vtssa wt Ism |pw. peh blw sm j AC! LOTUS 179 *27.9 219 1.11 5.11 7.11 11.18 *****2.H 13.11 AC» IAOE 52A "TTil TlTTii 1M TSK CHOBUS 248
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      1377 36 t a is W -a- W CHINA OCEAN SHIPPING COMPANY FULL CONTAINER UNBB BKB VICE Hums nam: WUAKHTS GENEML AGENTS: CHUNG CHUO SWFOK SON BHD COSTA* SMPPMG PTE LTD TEL: *****91/17 FAI *****52, ***** TEL *****00/*****33 INDONESIA MNOTME MBJJK TEL MSSIOt/S ll* M ***** TOPI- IB *****/1 COS* *T HL
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      393 37 Coma On! Shippersl We are offering Competitive rales to Far East, Europe, Mediterranean ports.... We Hande your consignment with Care. Ship your consignment on Time. And do it wflh utmost Efficiency. Dont hesitate and col us nowi FAST DRECT REGULAR SERVICE TO MDONESIA PORTS PK. BALAM/PANiANG/PALEMBANG/MUNTOK VSL ETA ETO LOAWNG
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      420 37 &W" M m l ITI FAX: *****15/*****03 ICOI TELEX: W8 3—3 RWHW» (1 Uw) |lC\ ETmPIiN SMPPMG UKS (National Linos of Ethiopia) ACCEPTINO FCL AND CONVENTIONAL VESSEL |VOY ETA LOADING FOR SPORE ABVOT 26W8 «/10 OARESSALAAM. MOMBASA. DJWOUTT ABSAB. MASSAWA NETSANET ?SWB 23/11 OARESSALAAM. MOMBASA DJWOUTI J ASSAB. MASSAWA |5
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      843 38 STORE £SESSE PENANG: (04) *****6 SIBU: (064) *****9 KK: (088 *****0 TAWAU: (089) *****9 P.KELANGfc (03) *****77 JAKARTA: (21) *****32 KUCHING: (082) *****3 SURABAYA: (31) *****0 PEN PK SIN PEN PK SIN 7/10 8/10 9/10 Idn/Fta/Rdm/Ant /9 1/10 2/10 7/10 8/10 9/10 Gottwnburi/Stocfchofcn/OsJo Purban/Pt Loutt 3 9 1/10 2/10 1/10
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      36 38 OPS Orient Pacific Services (S) Pie Ltd SIN LOADING FOR TBN 2-5 OCT Savannah, Charleston, Norfolk YANNIS II 15-20 OCT Lagoa. Abidjan. Nouakchott A Road t'pora 1544 Tofc S4BISII Pan M ***** Tlk R8 ***** OPBS4N
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      336 38 BLUE "WE TO FROM 1/ NEW ZEALAND AND T/S TO FIJI TO AND FROM NEW ZEALAND P<taTs SM NPt AKL LTT SJN MULBERA 23S 11/10 23/10 VU NPI 25/10 11/11 MAHSURI 0506 26/10 t/U VIA NPI 1/11 25/u PROSPECT 15S 7/11 19/11 VIA NPI 21/U 1/12 FULLY CONTAINERISED SAILINGS DISCHARGING
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      1176 38 II THONG SOON UNES PTE. LTD. T! ROBINSON ROAD #15-00, #16-00 SIA BUILDING SINGAPORE 0106 I TEL: *****88 FAX NO: *****11, *****22 I TLX RS ?5209 CARRIER. RS ***** JENHOL CABLE: TOSOCO I sConvintiohal/COMTAIMBB I tuMTAumt umnam* TWi SINGAPORE TO WEST MALAYSIA SINGAPORE TO WES^MALAYSIA|| ttttO. Ivor leTI [KIT VESSEL
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      1222 39 DE VAPORES "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" ACCEPTHG BREAKBULK/FCI/SOC CARGOES TO/FROM CALLAG, MATARAM, 10* I OTHER PERUVIAN PORTS* WITH T/S AT KOBE ON (TV THROUGH BR.L OF LADING Ptnjflf' P. Ketone Srjjpofe E'Mui RMNHnOtn In Pt 9/01 Oct THUMSVOtETT 13/14 Oct 15/1$ Oct KAUSWOKTT 21/30 Oct w!r\ "EVERETT ORIENT LINE" JAPAN/BAY OF
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      609 39 psr HULTI-HOOE SHIPPWB PTE LTD I MIDDLE-EAST/PERSIAN QULF ACCSmWO FCL/LCL DUBAI. DAMMAN. SHARJAH. DOHA. MUSCAT. BAHRAIN. ABU DMAS) bamoar abbas, jeooah FAR EAST Accamwo fcl/lcu PEWANC. P/KEIANG. JAKARTA. BANGKOK. HONG KONG. TAIWAN JAPAN. MANILA KOREA UK/EUROPE Accsrmta pci/lcl LONDON, FELIXSTOWE. LEEDS, TIBURY. ABERDEEN, LE HARYE HAMBURG. ROTTERDAM. ANTWEP, GOTHENBURG, COPENHAGEN
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      460 39 rw PERINTIS LINE ACCEPTING all fcl cargoes BETWEEN SINGAPORE JAKARTA SURABAYA VIMIL VOY SIN JKT BSY DERAJAT 956 01/10 04/10 PRASETIA 203 A 03/10 06/10 PELOPOfI 1008 05/10 06/10 DERAJAT 957 08/10 11/10 TANTOUTAMA 197 02/10 05/10 BONTANG PACIFIC 048 05/10 09/10 TANTOUTAMA 199 10/10 13/10 BONTANG PACIFIC 058 12/10
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      451 40 Boncerml CONTERM FREIGHT (F.E) PTE LTD. OUARANTCED WEEKLY CONBOLIOATION AUCKLAND 24 SEPT ALSO ACCEPTWG CARGOES TO:PORT VESSEL ETA NEXT BANGKOK CONTERM P. PROGRESS 3/10 11/10 JAKARTA CONTERM EDEN 1/11 1/10 PENAN6 CONTERM SEROJA 110 S/16 PORT KELANG CONTERM SEROJA 1/11 1/10 AUCKLAM) CONTERM MULBERA 10/10 21/ II FREMANTIi CONTERM BDERA
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      563 42 CHARTPOINT Every Saturday in Business Times I HYUNDAI I MERCHANT MAWWE CO. LTD. KAgTMOOMO FWDM TO MOHC ■555 m m m J" «mm mmm. m m imm m B mmm m am mm mm icmumb m m/mu/m m/m m/m mummiem cu tini a/n am I mm am ui mm urn
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