The Business Times, 28 October 1991

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    10 1 Business Times MCI (P) 16/12/90 Monday, October 28, 1991 75*
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  • NEWS SUMMARY
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      Israeli leaders insist on keeping Arab lands
      94 1 JERUSALEM Israeli leaders vowed yesterday not to give up occupied Arab lands at the Middle East peace conference in Madrid. Defence Minister Moshe Arens said Israel's hardline government would not bow to pressure. Meanwhile, in Riyadh, the foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia and
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      Gorbachev to meet Mitterrand
      35 1 MADRID French President Francois Mitterrand is to hold a summit meeting on Wednesday with Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev in south-west France following the Madrid peace conference, the Elysee Palace said yesterday.
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      Dangerous voting trend
      47 1 PRIME MINISTER Goh Chok Tong yesterday vowed that his government would not change rational policies just to win votes, and called on community leaders to help correct what he saw as a dangerous trend in the way Singaporeans were using their vote. Page 2
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      Coal opportunities
      46 1 MAJOR opportunities for foreign investors are opening up in Indonesia's rapidly expanding coal industry where output is projected to jump from 12 million tonnes a year to 75 million tonnes by the end of the decade, one-third of which will be exported Page 6
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      HK re-exports surge
      30 1 HONGKONG re-exports took off last month, rising a sharp 43 per cent to HKSSO.I billion on the back of stronger outward processing trade with China Page 8
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      People power
      22 1 THE conscious development of Singapore workers is necessary for the Republic to develop its potential to the full Page 12
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      Age does not help
      18 1 DIMITRIS SGOUROS, a child prodigy, fails to deliver as an adult pianist. Page 17
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      Bright marine outlook
      39 1 UNDERPINNED BY the progressive ageing of the world fleet and the high cost of building new ships, the marine industry in Singapore is likely to remain buoyant in the next few years. Shipping Times Page I
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  • MARKETS SUMMARY
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      NOL's New Jersey deal
      45 1 SINGAPORE national carrier Neptune Orient Lines is close to signing a deal involving a US$2O million (Ss34 million) purchase and redevelopment of an office building in downtown New Jersey as its future head office for the US east coast Page 3
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      A MUI compromise?
      34 1 TAN SRI Khoo Kay Peng'and Tan Sri Vincent Tan Chee Yioun have met in search of a compromise over the tussle for control of Malayan United Industries Bhd (MUI). Page 3
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      Need for link-up
      40 1 SGS-THOMSON Microelectronics NV, the Franco-Italian microchip maker, said it expected to have to link up with another firm in the 1990s to meet its goal of capturing 5 per cent of the world microchip market Page 4
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      More improprieties
      36 1 THE US top securities regulator has said that a "large number" of banks and brokerage firms in addition to Salomon Bros apparently have used false or misleading information in buying government securities Page 5
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      HK listings regulator
      36 1 THE Hongkong Stock Exchange will become chief share listings regulator while the role of the watchdog Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) will recede to supervisor, exchange chief executive Francis Yuen said Page 5
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      STOCK INDICES
      27 1 Friday Change BT-MGA 693.36 -6.60 Kuala Lumpur ...530.44 -3.10 Tokyo 24.906.43 -42.83 Hongkong 3,971.90 -17.44 Sydney 1.641.6 -3.5 New York 3,004.92 -11.4 London 2,514.7 -13.6
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      CURRENCIES
      23 1 Exchange rates USS s$ 1.6935 100 Yen S$ 1.2888 MS SS 0.6160 Money market rates Overnight 3 5/8 unch 3-month 4 unch
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      COMMODITIES
      31 1 Rubber S'pore Nov 14I.00Vkg -0.75 M'sia Nov 227.00«/kg -0.50 KL Tin Turnover 80 tonnes +40 Spot MS 14.81/kg -0.09 Crude palm oil Turnover 424 lots -556 Dec MS845 /tonne -2
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    Slack times for consumer electronics industry
    591 1  -  By Joseph Rajendran SINGAPORE Manufacturers of consumer electronic products are experiencing a bad patch which they fear would worsen in the next 12 months. The chief reason for the dim outlook is because of continued weak demand from Europe, the United States and Japan
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    SIA posts marginal 0.5pc fall in interim earnings
    565 1  -  By Magdalene Ng SINGAPORE Singapore Airlines should be able to perform better for the current second half year despite a poor showing for the first half that was retarded by sluggish air traffic growth, a strong Singapore dollar and escalating operating costs.
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    Nearly $200 m invested in Batam Industrial Park so far
    352 1  -  By Genevieve Cua SINGAPORE About $196 million has been invested to date in the const ruet ion of the $600 million Batam Industrial Park (BIP), nearly two years after the landmark memorandum of understanding was signed by the park's joint
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    Lock icon Bank Negara scraps limit on inter-bank borrowings
    200 1 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia has removed a regulation that limited financial institutions* net inter-bank borrowings to 20 per cent of their total borrowings, said Tan Sri Jaffar Hussein, governor of the central bank, Bank Negara. "The financial institutions can now manage their liability
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    PM Goh on the real cost of new telephone charges
    382 1  -  By Kenneth James SINGAPORE Arguing that the real issue in the debate over time-based telephone charges was cost rather than social considerations. Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong yesterday said that such charges should be compared to future situations where annual
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      107 1 EXECUTIVE PLACEMENTS g *****62 Aircraft Schedule 27 Market Reviews 22 World News 9,10 The Arts 17.18 Money Changer Rates 27 For market indices, editorial, Commodities 26 Money Market 25 advertising and circulation exCompany News 3.4 Regional News 6,8 tensions, call Business Times Crypt* Crossword 27 SES 19-21 Information Service on
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      3 1 Analysis, Pg 10
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      107 1 W* f JaV J i i Fax Machines Laser Printers Electronic Lettering Systems Call 743 8000 for further details J LI II A IN: Miyazawa wins LDP race, Back Page OUT: Compaq dismisses president, Back Page Naturally enthusiastic. Aboard Japan Airlines, you quickly sense a genuine who encounter the refreshrtg
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      129 1 Govt will not change rational policies to win votes, Pg 2 Investing '91 GETTING a hole-in-one is top of every golfer's wish-list. But making big bucks from golf club memberships is fast becoming every investor's dream as well. For tips on how to identify the greener green in the region,
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  • SINGAPORE NEWS
    • NEWS ROUNDUP
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        Ministry to set up drug monitoring unit
        120 2 THE Ministry of Health is setting up a drug monitoring unit that will check on drugs that can cause adverse reactions, and remove them from the market. Health Minister Yeo Cheow long said at the Medico-Legal Society dinner yesterday. Some 10 to 20
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        Swimming pool for Terminal 1
        60 2 CHANGI Airport will have an outdoor swimming pool built in Terminal 1 by late said Communications Minister Mah Bow Tan on Saturday. Once completed, Changi will be the first airport in the world to have a swimming pool. The pool is one of the 20
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        Fostering religious harmony
        75 2 YOUNGER Singaporeans who have not witnessed actual riots and bloodshed should be taught to appreciate racial and religious harmony, said Brigadier-General (Res) Lee Hsien Loong on Saturday. Racial and religious intolerance and extremism may lead to civil strifes and bitter struggles. And these may make economic growth
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        Vocal minority
        61 2 BASED on the findings of two recent confidential surveys, critics of R-rated films are not only the Chinese-educated Singaporeans but arc a vocal minority spread across different ethnic, linguistic and racial groups. In fact, it is the Chineseeducated who pack those movie theatres to watch soft-porn movies, said
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      Govt will not change rational policies to win votes: PM
      619 2  -  By Kenneth James PREMIER Goh Chok Tong yesterday vowed that his government would not change rational policies just to win votes, and called on community leaders to help correct what he saw as a dangerous trend in the way Singaporeans
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      Better services from 11 govt departments
      142 2 ELEVEN major government departments and statutory boards have announced their plans to improve their services to the public. According to a Service Improvement Report (SIU) report released on Saturday, these improvements will include shorter waiting times, faster service, more information and better facilities. The
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      More freedom for journalists, but govt has final say
      447 2 Forum on role of the press WHILE giving journalists more freedom, the government will still have the final say on what they can do, said Professor Tommy Koh. The government's stand was made by Minister for Information and the Arts Briga-dier-General
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      204 2 /HOW TO f STAY TRIM IN BUSINESS BY CUTTING CORNERS These days, lo stay successful in business, one has lo be highly competitive That means having the nght image, up- to- dale office equipment and full time experienced staff; yet keeping low overheads. Here at World Wide Business Centre Pte
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  • COMPANY NEWS 1
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      NOL close to sealing New Jersey property deal
      367 3  -  From Rahita Elias in OAKLAND SINGAPORE national carrier Neptune Orient Lines is close to signing a deal involving a US$2O million (Ss34 million) purchase and redevelopment of an office building in downtown New Jersey as its future head office for the US
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      Line invests US$ 9.4m in new chassis
      324 3  -  From Rahita Elias in OAKLAND NEPTUNE Orient Line is investing over US$9.4 million (S$ 16 million) in 1,900 new chassis to support its additional services to be launched at year-end. US agent Tricom Shipping Agencies, the Singapore national carrier's 70 per cent owned
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      Nod given for IJM property buys
      475 3  -  Conversion price for 7pc loan stock revised BY Magdalene Ng SINGAPORE Construction group IJM Corporation Bhd has received approval from the Malaysian Capital Issues Committee (CIC) to buy M 564.39 million (Ss4o million) worth of properties in Penang and a property development company. In
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      Lock icon Dataprep finalising talks with info tech firms
      332 3 MBT KUALA LUMPUR Dataprep Holdings, enroute to listing on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange second board, is in the midst of finalising discussions with several established foreign companies in the information technology (IT) industry. This is part of its expansion plan which includes
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      Lock icon Li Ka-shing expected to continue with overseas expansion
      458 3 MARKET TALK Reuter HONGKONG Hongkong tycoon Li Ka-shing, who boosted his interests in one of Canada's largest oil and gas companies last Wednesday, will continue to diversify overseas, stock analysts say. The analysts did not know whether Mr Li's latest venture was
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      Lock icon Khoo Kay Peng, Vincent Tan meet over MUI tussle
      435 3 MBT NST KUALA LUMPUR Tan Sri Khoo Kay Peng and Tan Sri Vincent Tan Chcc Yioun have met in search of a compromise over the tussle for control of Malayan United Industries Bhd (MUI). Mr Ang Guan Seng, a MUI director,
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    • COMPANY BRIEFS
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        AMDB plans to enter S American market
        31 3 KUALA LUMPUR Arab-Malaysian Development Bhd plans to export its textile and garment products to Chile as a route to penetrate the South American market.
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        Perwaja's five-year M$ 2.5b plan
        57 3 KUALA LUMPUR Perwaja Sdn Bhd will invest about M 52.5 billion over the next five years to develop an industrial estate in Gurun, Kedah. where it will set up a steel-rolling mill. The mill, which will handle Perwaja's downstream activities, will involve an initial investment
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        KL Industries unit buys insurer
        51 3 KUALA LUMPUR Kuala Lumpur Industries Holdings Bhd's subsidiary, Kuala Lumpur Holdings Sdn Bhd, has entered into an agreement to buy the entire share capital of Chosen Insurcare Sdn Bhd for Msl.s million cash. Chosen Insurcarc is based in Sarawak and its principal activity is general
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        Land for Olympia Industries
        55 3 KUALA LUMPUR Olympia Industries Bhd (the ultimate holding company of Duta Consolidated Bhd pursuant to its restructuring scheme) has proposed to buy a 28.8-hectare piece of freehold land in Malacca for M 58.75 million cash. The land will be developed to hold 1,100 units of medium
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        Duff does better
        35 3 KUALA LUMPUR Duff Bhd has turned in a substantially higher unaudited group pre-tax consolidated operating profit of M 54.55 million for the year ended Aug 31, 1991 against M 52.71 million previously.
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      Lock icon KL bourse may see recovery soon
      237 3 MBT KUALA LUMPUR The Kuala Lumpur stock market, which has declined along with other regional markets, has a good chance of recovery in the first quarter of next year, said Loo Lok Yuen, the general manager of En J Securities. At a conference on
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      Lock icon SGS-Thomson feels need for strategic microchip alliance
      522 4 Reuter PARIS SGS-Thomson Microelectronics NV, the Franco-Italian microchip maker, on Friday said it expected to have to link up with another firm in the 1990s to meet its goal of capturing 5 per cent of the world microchip market. Chairman Pasquale Pistorio confirmed
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      Lock icon Daimler-Benz chairman hints of rise in dividend
      526 4 Reuter I FRANKFURT Diversi- tied car maker Daimler-Benz AG, Germany's largest firm, gave a strong signal that it might raise its dividend for i the first time in six years, pushing up the company's share price. Management board chairman Edzard Reuter told journalists
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      Lock icon Olympia plans to wind down office equipment output
      378 4 Reuter FRANKFURT Troubled German electronies group AEG on Friday said production at its Olympia office equipment division would be wound down by the end of next year. An AEG spokesman said talks with two potential buyers on the sale of loss-incur-ring AEG
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      Lock icon New Compaq president likely to take tough line
      225 4 Reuter HOUSTON Analysts expressed shock at the ouster, of Rod Canion as president,'of Compaq Computer Corp jmd said the move increased the uncertainty surrounding the future of the firm. New president Eckhard Pfeiffer was likely to taxe a tougher management line than
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      133 4 I PEOPLE NOLOGY i' i w V As business becomes increasingly complex, it's refreshing to remember that |H .xV it's still people who make the wheels go around. IL Now as always, the simple act of people communicating with one another w remains the essence of business. Of course, today
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  • FINANCIAL NEWS
    • SMALL CHANGE
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        Norway to cut liquidity requirements for banks
        114 5 OSLO The Finance Ministry said it was cutting the liquidity requirements of Norwegian commercial and savings banks to 6 per cent from 8 per cent effective from Friday, freeing the equivalent of up to 10 billion Norwegian crowns (552.5 billion). Until now, commercial
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        BCCI depositors seek protection
        146 5 LONDON Angry depositors whose savings are frozen in the closed BCCI bank on Friday asked for their money back from its owners, led by the ruler of Abu Dhabi. A London meeting of depositors from some 20 countries, who speak for about US$l billion of deposits,
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        Italy sets up compensation fund
        96 5 ROME Italy has become the first European country to set up a compensation fund for victims of racketeering, partly financed by a controversial new tax on insurance policies. The measure set off a storm of protest from Italian insurance companies. They said it was penalising
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        Berlin to decide on mergers
        99 5 BERLIN The Berlin regional government will decide shortly on fusing its four state banks into a holding company with a balance-sheet total of 130 billion deutschemarks, Finance Minister Elmar Pieroth said. The proposed merger, grouping Berliner Bank, Landesbank Berlin, Pfandbrief-Kre-ditanstalt and Wohnungsbau-Kreditanstalt, will be presented
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        Four groups bid for Mexican bank
        70 5 MEXICO CITY Four powerful financial groups placed sealed bids for Bancomer, Mexico's second-largest bank whose sale is expected to be announced today, the finance ministry said. The bidders were two diversified financial holdings, Grupo Financiero Operadora de Bolsa and Valores Monterrey, the brokerage firm
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      Lock icon US regulator sees problem in securities sale
      284 5 Reuter WASHINGTON The nation's top securities regulator has said that a "large number" of banks and brokerage firms in addition to Salomon Bros apparently have used false or misleading information in buying government securities. In testimony before a House subcommittee. Securities and Exchange
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      Lock icon HK exchange to be chief listings regulator with SFC as overseer
      324 5 Reuter HONGKONG The Hongkong Stock Exchange will become chief share listings regulator while the role of the watchdog Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) will recede to supervisor, exchange chief executive Francis Yuen said. Stocks analysts say the separation of
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      Lock icon Insurers place more funds in shares for better yields
      316 5 Reuter ZURICH The world's largest insurance companies are placing more of their managed funds in shares at the expense of safer mortgage and property investments to earn higher yields, a study released on Friday said. "(Primary insurers), which previously managed their
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      ÜBS sets up HK securities arm
      238 5 HONGKONG Union Bank of Switzerland (ÜBS) is to reinforce its push into East Asia's financial markets with the establishment of a new securities dealing operation in Hongkong. According to the South China Morning Post, the Zurich-based group has moved against the recent flow of
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  • THE REGION 1
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      Indon coal industry offers investment opportunities
      361 6  -  From Maggie Ford in JAKARTA MAJOR opportunities for foreign investors are opening up in Indonesia's rapidly expanding coal industry where output is projected to jump from 12 million tonnes a year to 75 million tonnes by the end of the decade, onethird of which
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      Lock icon NZ govt preparing to reverse economic, social policies
      554 6 Ruling party's reforms exact political cost Reuter WELLINGTON A 16-year-old unmarried mother and her 10-day old baby were turfed out of a refuge in New Zealand's capital last week, victims of tough, no-nonsense policies of the Conservative government elected one year ago.
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      Lock icon Two more Indon offices to legalise workers
      252 6 Bernama JAKARTA The Indonesian government has empowered two more district immigration offices to handle the legalisation process of its illegal workers sent home from Malaysia, its immigration chief said on Sunday. The offices are in Batam near Singapore and Tanjung Balai karimun on
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    • NOTE BOOK
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        S Korea, Laos poised to resume diplomatic ties
        79 6 SEOUL South Korea and Laos have agreed in principle to re-establish diplomatic ties severed 16 years ago, the domestic Yonhap news agency said on Sunday. South Korean Sports Minister Park Chul-un concluded a sports accord and agreed to normalise relations soon on
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        World Bank reluctant
        76 6 MANILA The World Bank, which coordinates a Multilateral Aid Initiative (MAI) for Manila, is reluctant to organise a third pledging session for donors, Philippine Central Bank Governor Jose Cuisia said here yesterday. Manila has asked the World Bank to organise a meeting of donor countries and institutions
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        End to Indon-Viet dispute in sight
        58 6 JAKARTA Indonesia and Vietnam hope to settle the problem of their overlapping boundary claims in the South China sea before the end of this year, Indonesian State Secretary Murdiono said on Saturday. Mr Murdiono said that Indonesian President Suharto and visiting Vietnamese Prime Minister
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        M'sia closes Viet refugee camp
        53 6 KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia announced yesterday the closure of its oldest Vietnamese refugee camp on Bidong island that has housed some 230,000 boat people over the past 16 years. The last batch of 4,778 Vietnamese on the island were moved to a transit camp at Sungai
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      Hongkong re-exports up sharply in September
      388 8 HONGKONG Re-exports took off last month, rising a sharp 43 per cent to HKSSO.I billion (about Ssll billion) on the back of stronger outward processing trade with China, the South China Morning Post reported last Saturday. Domestic exports, which fell unexpectedly by 3.6 per
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      Thai farm liberalisation hinges on Gatt talks
      343 8 BANGKOK Thailand is prepared to phase out government subsidies and remove protections for the farm sector if the Gatt talks succeed by December, according to a report in The Nation. The trading of rice, dairy products, tapioca and sugar, currently heavily subsidised and
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      Lock icon Umno to strengthen ties with Golkar
      142 8 Beraama JAKARTA Umno and the Golkar Party of Indonesia have agreed to step up bilateral cooperation to provide the framework for comprehensive cooperation between Malaysia and Indonesia. Umno Secretary-General Datuk \lohamed Rahmat said yesterday this was important because both parties were aware that certain
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      Lock icon US trade ban on Hanoi may be partially lifted
      521 8 AFP WASHINGTON The Cambodian peace settlement signed in Paris on Wednesday has boosted the prospects for US-Vietnamese normalisation, with a US administration official hinting last Friday that the US trade embargo against Vietnam could be partially lifted early next year. The
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      963 6 SinGAPORE AIRLinES LimiTED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) ANNOUNCEMENT The Board of Directors of Singapore Airlines Limited wishes to make the following announcement:1. UNAUDITED RESULTS FOR THE SIX MONTHS ENDED 30 SEPTEMBER 1991 THE GROUP THE COMPANY THE GROUP Financial Year 30.9.91 30.9.90 Change 30.9.91 30.9.90 Change 1990 91
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      114 8 We re Committed To Giving You Faster Cargo Service To More Of America. With a growing network of 11 cargo drop centres and A on-line depots across the U.S. and Canada, Korean Air covers more of North America than any other Asian airline. Your cargo is processed faster courtesy of
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  • THE WORLD
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      Lock icon US middle-income tax cut possible
      415 9 Politicians look for ways to put cash into people's pockets ahead of '92 election Reuter WASHINGTON In less than a week, a tax cut for middle-income Americans has progressed from the impossible to a long-shot possibility. Slowing manufacturing output and unemployment at 6.7 per cent
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      Lock icon Ireland's economy turns stagnant
      295 9 Reuter DUBLIN With recession hitting its major export markets and the safety valve of emigration switched off, Ireland's once buoyant economy has turned stagnant. "Unemployment is the big black spot. No one else is as high as us in Europe except Spain," said Terry Baker of
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      Chivalrous Charles
      44 9 TORONTO In a Cinderella-like scene, Prince Charles was seen bending over to help Ontario Culture Minister Karen Haslan after she lost her shoe while entering the Ontario Art Gallery last Friday. Prince Charles toured the gallery as part of a Toronto visit.
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      Lock icon Paris struggles to recover from slump
      269 9 Reuter PARIS The report on the French economy released last Friday by national statistics office INSEE confirmed what industrialists on the ground had been muttering for some time the slump is over, but it's hard to spot the recovery. "Growth started in the second
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      Lock icon Stockholm seeks to scrap employee funds
      220 9 Reuter STOCKHOLM Sweden's new centre-right government has proposed abolishing state-sponsored employee share funds which have long been viewed as a back door to socialism of Swedish industry. The finance department said "with this is begun the process towards reduced state ownership in Sweden". It
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    • WORLD WATCH
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        More Americans blame Bush for economic woes
        76 9 NEW YORK US President George Bush's overall approval rating has slipped to 55 per cent, with nearly one in three Americans saying he deserves most or a lot of the blame for US economic problems. The Newsweek Poll, conducted by the Gallup Organisation
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        Italy urged to cut inflation
        53 9 BARI, Italy Italy must cut inflation and get tougher with its huge financing deficit to ensure its place in an economically united Europe, Bank of Italy governor Carlo Ciampi said last Saturday. "Our (high) level of inflation shows the need for a change in economic
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        Greek PM sacks top minister
        62 9 ATHENS Greece's conservative government was in crisis yesterday after Prime Minister Constantine Mitsotakis sacked his top minister in an open row over how to relay foreign policy. Government sources said the Minister to the Prime Minister's Office. Miltiades Evert, was dismissed last Saturday because he
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        EC trade ban on Libya may end
        63 9 ALGIERS Foreign ministers from nine states in the Mediterranean region opened a meeting here last Saturday, and were expected to recommend the lifting of a EC embargo against Libya. The ministers, from France, Italy, Portugal and Spain plus Algeria. Libya, Mauritania, Morocco and
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  • ANALYSIS
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      Lock icon Batam shaping up as production centre
      1191 10  -  The industrialisation of Batam did not take off until 1989. But since then, the many industrial estates that have sprung up bear testimony to the progress it has made. Carolyn Lim reports Carolyn Lim INDUSTRIALISATION arrived on Batam's shores almost 10 years ago. It
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      938 10  -  Genevieve Cua talks to manufacturers who have set up shop on the island Genevieve Cua THE common refrain of companies that have invested in Batam seems to be "No more cheap". They bemoan what they fear is the start of the rise and
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      62 10 DOONESBURY BY GARRY TRUDEAU MICHAEL, ON BEHALF OF f THE OUORK YOU DID If SOWHY PONTUJEPROC£EP\ the points a ute founds- getting rjp of those with our phojo-op here... Jy HON. I WANT TOCONGRATU- DRUG GUYS WAS MAR- PONT CROW, PLEASE-ONE AHEM' UH...JUST LATE YOU ON BECOMING VELOUS, JUST MARVELOUS!)
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  • ENTERPRISE & MANAGEMENT 1
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      Making people power work for you
      1271 12  -  National wealth no longer comes from natural resources but is increasingly dependent on what people know and can do. Allan Walker and Kenneth Scott talk about the development of Singapore's most precious asset its people Allan Walker, Kenneth Scott (The writers are lecturers at
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      846 13  -  A good company uses its oral legacy to embellish its history and focus its aspirations. Claudia Deutsch reports Claudia Deutsch NYT STEWART LEONARD, president of Stew Leonard's, the Norwalk, Connecticut, food store known for its customer service, loves to tell employees the tuna fish
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      500 13 An examination of Hitachi's crisis management system Asahi News Service Hitachi ltd has created a crisis management system to reduce the risk to its employees when a political crisis occurs overseas or when natural disasters strike at home or abroad, a company spokesman said. While other
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  • SPORTS 1
    • SIDE LINES
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        Benn scores narrow victory over Morgan
        153 14 LONDON Nigel Benn made a triumphant debut as a super-middleweight in Brentwood on Saturday night but it was a desperately close verdict against Lenzie Morgan of the United States. The former World Boxing Organisation (WBO) middleweight champion won by the smallest of margin of
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        Davis shares lead
        59 14 SOTOGRANDE, Spain Australian Rodger Davis birdied the last two holes to share the lead with German Bernhard Langer after the third round of the Volvo Masters golf championship on Saturday. The pair set up another in a long series of duels by reaching four-under-par totals of 209,
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        Baltic states for EAA
        51 14 ESTORIL, Portugal The European Athletic Association (EAA) council said on Saturday that it had agreed to admit the three Baltic states as provisional members. EAA president Carl-Olaf Homen said the council had received membership applications from Lithuania, Estonia and Latvia and discussed them at its two-day
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        Coetzer downs Appelmans
        83 14 DORADO, Puerto Rico Amanda Coetzer of South Africa overcame three match points on Saturday to defeat third seed Sabine Appelmans of Belgium 6-2, 3-6, 7-5, and will face Julie Halard of France in the final at the Puerto Rico Open. Halard advanced to yesterday's final by beating
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        Aoki triumphs
        79 14 CHIBA, Japan Veteran Isao Aoki, who took the second round lead with a spectacular 63, won the U*****,000 Bridgestone Open Golf Tournament yesterday as the final round was cancelled due to heavy rains. Aoki completed two trips over the 7,110-yard, par-72 Sodegaura Country Club course, south-east of Tokyo,
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        Battling the winds
        80 14 HAMILTON, Bermuda American Peter Isler and Chris Dickson of New Zealand overcame difficult sailing conditions on Saturday to reach the finals of the World Championship of Match Sail Racing. Gale-force winds gusting up to 45 knots forced organisers to delay the start of the semi-finals by two
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      348 14 World Cup Series Reuter BERGAMO, Italy Maurizio Fondriest of Italy clinched the World Cup cycling series on Saturday by finishing fourth in the 13th and final race on a circuit which several riders considered dangerous. Fondriest finished two minutes 12 seconds slower than Swiss winner Tony
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      Can you beat the odds?
      309 14 SINGAPORE Ever wondered what the odds are of achieving that golfing dream of a life-time a hole-in-one? Well, it's been calculated that for a professional on the US PGA Tour the odds against him landing an ace during a round are 750 to 1. On
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      Lock icon Brodie in first-place tie with Laoretti
      177 14 AP LOS ANGELES Former National Football League quarterback John Brodie, vying for his first victory as a professional golfer, shot a 5-under-par 66 on Saturday and remained in a first-place tie after two rounds of the Security Pacific Senior Classic. Brodie, 56, used three
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      Lock icon Rookie Maggert takes three-shot lead
      324 14 AP THE WOODLANDS, Texas Jeflf Maggert, a US PGA Tour rookie, birdied the final hole on Saturday for a 2-un-der-par 70 and a three-shot lead after three rounds of the Independent Insurance Agents Open. Maggert, who shot 65 in each of the first two rounds
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      Lock icon Becker to meet Edberg in Swedish Open final
      370 15 Reuter STOCKHOLM Titleholder Boris Becker, approaching top form after injury, overcame American Jim Courier on Saturday to set up a repeat final clash with world tennis number one Stefan Edberg in the US$l.l million Swedish Open. But the German faces the toughest
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      447 15 888 Date: 12th and 13th November 1991 -Venue: Kuala Lumpur HILTON B THE FUTURE OF MALAYSIAN Bm TELECOMMUNICATIONS TOWARDS THE 21ST CENTURY: Q Challenges, Strategic Issues and Opportunities HI Official O oen int? bv* YB Dato Mohd Ta j° RosU Deputy Minister of Energy, WSm t Tekcommunicatifons and Posts H
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      187 16 WHERE TO WINE, DINE AND ENTEBTAIN WHERE TO WINE, DINE AND ENTERTAIN WHERE TO WINE, DINE OCTOBER FEASTS This October, don't miss our weekly specials at Tien Court! 01/10 —06/10: Double Boiled Superior Shark's Fin $22.00 07/10 —13/10: Steamed Sultan Fish $4.00 per 100 gm. 14/10 —20/10: Braised Whole Abalone
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      318 16 tm DIANXIN TEMPTATIONS Continuing the parade of culinary gems incomparable Ruyi offers a fine selection of Don Xm. From our creative A la Carte menu treat yourself to all the DianXin you can enjoy for $16.80++ per person. Open daily from 11:30 am 2:3opm for lunch, ana 6:3opm 10:30pm for
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      237 16 Japanese Food Fcst 1-31 October PICK UP SOME JAPANESE Come on over to Cafe Plaza's popular Japanese Buffet and pick up some V Japanese treats. Hai! V\ V Adult: $18++ (lunch) 1 *7 $20++ (dinner) Child: $12++ (lunch £r dinner) Z^&ifeHaza J Plaza Hotel oP? a> Or r I. *3
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      266 16 Local Tea Time delights at Chatterbox "TTJT* ever y Friday, Saturday and Sunday. 3 pm to 5.30 pm. $14.50++ per person $8.50+ per child (below 10 yr») Mezzanr* Sumptuous Continental Afternoon Tea "f? spread at Mezzanine Lounge Daily. 3 pm to 6 pm. $16.00+ per person $10.00++ per child (below
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      874 16 TELEVISION AND RADIO < whwmhwuhiw mi mum m- »n ftMtiiWr1 nf" <••• ,->.. ~s**. aMi i mmmmimwim i mmmi :****+*>■-«*■ mmm mm nn>»w<"'" mm*«i Pfcl Tnnalp 1 ***** W1 1 buswessonbabo 131dCi\U\JCU vl t-l UXIIiAC 7.00 AM CNN International (I.) Adwmurwrf the Gummi 3.30 PM Programme Summary. BBC, 88.9 mHi
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  • THE ARTS 1
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      Growing up is very hard to do
      706 17  -  Dimitris Sgouros, a child prodigy, fails to deliver as an adult pianist, observes Susan Tsang Susan Tsang DO CHILD prodigies never grow up? The information given on Dimitris Sgouros includes stories of Rubenstein, Abbado and Rostropovich paying glowing tributes to the young pianist.
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      Flutes tell the story of Hiroshima
      511 17  -  Singapore Symphony Orchestra By P Y Van IKUMA DAN's sixth symphony, Hiroshima, was the highlight of last Friday's JCCI Singapore Foundation concert. Entitled An Evening with the SSO, the concert programme also included Mendelssohn's The Hebrides Overture Op 26 and ballet music from Gounod's
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      Dark world of Ovid's last days
      631 18 Title: The Last World Author Christoph Ransmayr Publisher Paladin Grafton Books Reviewed bye Nirmal Ghosh THIS extraordinary book is set in Tomi, town of Iron, by the Black Sea. known in ancicnt Rome as the end of the world, where political exiles from Rome
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      487 17 THE c:OURVOISIER FCN I $1 MILLION HOLE-IN-ONE GOLF TOURNAMENT Yes, there's $1 Million to be won if you score a Hole-in- Another super Porsche 968 awaits the player who scores a One. The Courvoisier FCN $1 Million Hole-in-One tournament hole-in-one at a designated green on the back nine. Other fabulous
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      1867 18 MAYBAN FINANCE (SINGAPORE) LIMITED (Incorporated in Singapore) BOARD OF DtRECTORS I 4 interest pito on oepofts pttoiQ oy Ctwfciwn: Deto' Richard Ho Ung Hun and advances from Mwnbers: Mohammad Abddbh Tan Sri DMof Mohd Jsbtuddb B. Zabuddb (appointed on 3.1.91) tmlAinmmni^ll utiTi 7W 14a :rsir* BALANCE SHEET AS AT 30
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      207 18 Macquarie University is now available in Singapore. This Master's Course will meet the aspirations of professionals in the financial sector and in other industries. Taught by Macquarie University s qualified faculty from its Centre for Studies in Money, Banking and Finance, and supported in tutorials by industry practitioners in Singapore,
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  • STOCK EXCHANGE OF SINGAPORE 1
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      Upturn fuels hopes of rebound this week
      4192 19  -  By Dawn Tan AFTER A WEEK of positive and unexpected gains on the local bourse, all eyes will be glued to the stock market today as players wait for firm indications that an upward trend is at hand. A surprise rally on Tuesday
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF SINGAPORE 2
    3051 20 SPH Foreign 1300 70 5.7% DBS Foreign 1210 +50 +4.3% Jurong Ship 50* 955 50 5.5% Keppel Corpn 750 +45 +6.4% OCBC Foreign 1050 40 4 0% Robinson 500 40 8.7% Roth Inds 50* 700 +40 +6.1% Singmarine 50* 498 +40 +8.7% KeppelCWt 468 +38
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    3339 21 H Leong Ind 50« 420 +46 +12.3% NST A 293 +33 +12.7% NST 306 +24 +8.5% Amal Steel 50* 230 20 9.5% Magnum Corpn 530 +20 +3.9% Rothmans M 50* 695 f20 3.0% Sungei Way 214 H9 +9.7% Keck Seng 190 +15 +8 6% MTC
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      49 21 Tom Cruise, Julia Roberts Demi Moore, Christian Slater, ml JWinona Ryder. Big names. Big bucks. Big pressure. **iS iljtf J tK/r Hollywood's young stars are making it big. But can they J handle the fame, fortune and failure? i! jm Mt-I "M>?/ •<«-'"*•" NEW NEWS, NEWSY From UcMln>..Mondo»to Satufdoy **rSM*£Z
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  • MARKET REVIEWS
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      Lock icon Corporate results paint an ambivalent picture
      699 22 FT |mIIJEWYORK THE CORPORATE quarterly reporting season, like the baseball World Series, is more than halfway over. But, as with America's national sport, where Atlanta's toma-hawk-waving Braves lead their more decorous Minnesota opponents by the slimmest of margins, it is difficult to tell who
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      Lock icon Nikkei falls back after breaching 25,000 barrier
      434 22 Profit-taking sets in as interest rates remain firm AFP TOKYO 1 r SHARE PRICES on the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) posted narrowly mixed results in lacklustre trading last week. The market's yardstick Nikkei Average of 225 selected issues closed out the week at
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      Lock icon Hang Seng drops 43 points in listless trading
      104 22 AH SHARE prices were lowefc" across the board in listle£ trading in Hongkong laat week, with the Hang Seng li> dex losing 43.01 points ojr 1.07 per cent to close a} 3,972.90 points. Average daily turnover* however, increased t$ HKSI.3 billion from
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      British Aerospace rights issue casts pall over City
      794 22  -  By Ray Heath LAST WEEK was not good for investors in UK stocks. The Financial Time Stock Exchange 100 Share Index shed 86.4 points to close on Friday at 2,514.7. After apparently consolidating around 2,600, the Footsie is suddenly in danger of
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    • ASIAN MARKETS ROUNDUP
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        SYDNEY
        142 22 AFTER nine days of solid gains, the Australian share market closed lower last Friday as investor sentiment soured due to Wall Street's overnight fall. Last Thursday it was given an extra boost by the media transnational News Corp, which helped push the market to a 90-point rise in nine
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        TAIPEI
        138 22 SHARE prices seesawed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange before ending on the downside during a holiday-short-ened week as simmering political unrest on the island still clouded the bourse. Extending the previous week's hefty 9.9-per cent plunge, the 243-issue declined another 80.57 points or 1.9 per cent to wind up
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        MANILA
        153 22 THE PHILIPPINE stock market fell last week as the potentially destabilising return of Imelda Marcos approached with no favourable economic developments on the horizon, bourse ofTicials said last Friday. The composite index at the Manila Stock Exchange fell to 1,008.17 points, down 11.25 points or 1.1 per cent from
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        BOMBAY
        104 22 INDIAN stock markets slipped last week then stabilised over the last three trading days with the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) sensitivity index closing at 1,793, after a sharp recovery the previous week. The national index dropped 14 points to touch 838 last Monday, then rallied to 856 Thursday, while
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        BAGKOK
        97 22 THE Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) index traded sluggishly throughout the week to close last Friday up 4.7 points (0.74 per cent) at 624.04, after finishing the previous week at 619.34 points. The index rose by 11.46 points last Monday before falling 8.73 points Tuesday. Following a public holiday
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        JAKARTA
        76 22 TRADING picked up briefly early last week on the Jakarta Stock Exchange (JSE) after the lethargy of the previous week but slowed down again to push the market index below 230. The JSE index closed at 229.602 last Friday or one per cent lower than the previous week's close
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        SEOUL
        85 22 SHARE prices on the South Korean bourse closed higher after fluctuating throughout the week amid optimistic prospects and heavy profittaking. The Composite Price Index closed Saturday's halfday session at 701.78, up 3.54 points from a week earlier but down 6.29 points from Friday's close. The market opened the week
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  • KUALA LUMPUR STOCK EXCHANGE
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      Lock icon Market snaps out of depressed mood
      4466 23 MBT THE Kuala Lumpur stock market made a long-awaited recovery last week after a downtrend lasting several months. The market showed a convincing display of renewed confidence from Tuesday through to Thursday before profit-taking caused prices to dip again on Friday. A stockbroker said
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      181 23 INVESTING SUPPLEMENT 1991 A special Business Times Survey October 29, 1991 Bonus 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 Times has Invited local and foreign experts
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  • WORLD STOCK MARKETS
    • Late recovery pares Dow's early losses
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        NEW YORK
        1161 24 BLUE-CHIP stock prices declined steadily throughout a rocky afternoon session last Friday, but they recovered slightly in late trading. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which was down more than 25 points within an hour of the close, rebounded a bit to finish at 3,004.92, down 11.40 for the
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        LONDON
        789 24 SHARE PRICES fell here last Friday in nervous trading following publication of a new opinion poll showing the opposition Labour Party consolidating its lead over the ruling Conservatives. Concerns about the fate of a £432 million issue of new shares by major stoek British Aerospace also contributed to market
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        FRANKFURT
        281 24 GERMAN SHARES shrugged oIT an early boost last Friday that came in line with positive earnings comments from Daimler-Benz to end lower almost across the board. The 30-share DAX index ended 6.98 points down at 1,572.03 after rising in the pre-bourse on comments from Daimler chairman F.dzard Reuter. who
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        PARIS
        204 24 THE PARIS Bourse made a small gain last Friday, as the CAC-40 stock price index ended the day and week at 1.834.80 points, up by 0.17 per cent from the Thursday close. The indicator was down by 0.25 per cent at the Friday opening. One analyst commented that the
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        AMSTERDAM
        411 24 DUTCH SHARES tiptoed to the exit of a shuffling performance on the Amsterdam bourse last Friday, dipping in deference to international declines and unsupported by the prima donna stocks that have shone in recent days. "It's been a very tame day," said Jeroen SchefTers of brokers InterefTekt. The 25-share
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        ZURICH
        320 24 SWISS shares lost over one per cent last Friday. Dealers said prices edged lower throughout the session, pressured by rising interest rates, profit-taking and posi-tion-squaring ahead of the weekend. The all-share SPI index fell 12.6 points, or 1.15 per cent, to 1.081.7, less than half a point above the
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        JOHANNESBURG
        378 24 THE STOCK market held very steady last Friday in slow trading ahead of the weekend, with prices generally shrugging off the downward influence of a firm financial rand, dealers said. Sentiment continued positive after good gains last week on promising sanctions developments, they said. The JSE All-Share Index ended
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        STOCKHOLM
        168 24 PRICES on the Stockholm bourse on Friday closed slightly down from Thursday but gained 1.75 per cent over the week, and dealers said market sentiment had improved. The bourse general index closed 0.25 per cent lower at 983.56 in turnover of 454 million crowns. Blue chips fell 0.41 per
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        TORONTO
        278 24 TORONTO stocks completed a week of profit-taking on the heels of the previous week's sharp gains with moderate losses in late trade to end lower on Friday. Dwindling hopes of a Fed cut also weighed on the market. The TSE-300 closed down 12.77 at 3,434.17. Advancing issues led declines
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        264 24 Oct 25 Close Pivvinus NEW YORK Dow Jones 3,004 92 3.016.32 -11.4 S&P500 384.20 385.07 -0.87 Turnover (million) 167.3 179 -11.7 LONDON Financial Times 30 1,929.3 1,936.6 -7.3 FTSK 100 2.514.7 2,528.3 -13.6 Turnover (million) 498.2 595.5 -97.3 FRANKFURT DAX Index 1.572.03 1.579.01 -6.98 AMSTERDAM ROE Index 273.68 273.86 -0.18
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  • CURRENCY, MONEY & FUTURES MARKETS
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      Lock icon Greenback closes mixed in the absence of fresh factors
      280 25 NEW YORK Reuter THE US DOLLAR closed mixed on Friday after a day of sluggish activity with little in the news picture to inspire traders. David Lapin of Bank America noted the dollar has held its ground last week despite a
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      Lock icon Most Asian units fall against US dollar
      872 25 ASIAN CURRENCIES AFP ASIAN currencies fell across the board against the dollar last week, with the Taiwan dollar the only regional unit to post a gain. Domestic factors largely dominated a generally quiet week's trading. Japanese yen: The Japanese yen closed the week
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      INTERBANK FOREX RATES
      387 25 Cross rates 0*24 USS SS MS Dm Yen SFr AS NZS US$ 1.6960 2.7515 1.7090 131.15 0.5877 1.4940 1.2771 1.8002 SS 0.5896 1.6223 1.0077 77.3290 0.3465 0.8809 0.7530 1.0614 MS 0.3634 0.6200 0.6211 47.6649 0.2136 0.5430 0 4642 0.6543 Dm 0.5851 0.9924 1.6100 76.74 0.3439 0.8742 0.7473
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      MONEY MARKET
      523 25 Interbank rates Overnight 3 5/8 3 3/4 1-month 3 7/8 4 2-month 3 15/16 4 1/16 3-month 4 4 1/8 Overnight mode: 3-3/4 L'S$ High l/m 7 days 5 5/16 5 5/16 1 month 5 5/16 5 1/4 2 months 5 1/4 5 3/16 3 months 5 7/16
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      Lock icon US currency firm despite doubts about recovery
      939 25 Dollar may fall on rate cut but German, Japanese slowdown will set limit NYT NEW YORK The dollar seems to be holding its own, despite new gloom about the economic recovery in the United States. With the sudden burst of talk in Washington
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      Gold stalls after reaching Us $ 364.20
      435 25 Gold stalls after reaching Us 364.20 GOLD FINANCIAL FUTURES REPORT SPOT GOLD stalled after reaching U*****.20 last Monday, its highest point so far since recovering from this year's low of U*****.30, set on Sept 11. This was just short of expected resistance around $365, a level where some producer selling
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      PRIME LENDING RATES
      393 25 BANKS ABN Amro Bank NV 8 Allied Irish Bank PLC 8Vj American Express Bank 8'/4 Arab Banking Corp 8'/i Arab Bank PLC VU ANZ Banking Group 8'/4 Ban Hin Lee Bank 8% 8V« 8 Bangkok Bank 8 Bank Bumiputra 8'/. 8'/« Bank of America 8 7Vi Bank
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      FINANCIAL FUTURERS
      149 25 COMEX Oct 25 GOLD FUTURES (100 oz) USS/o, Open High Low Settle Change Oct 91 360.90 T20 Nov 361.10 -1.30 Dec 364.80 365.00 362.50 362.70 -1.30 Feb 92 367.70 367.70 365.00 365.40 -1.30 Apr 370.40 370.50 369.90 368.10 -1.30 Jun 372.00 372.30 372.00 370.80 -1.30 Aug 373.70 -1.30
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      401 26 Reuter LONDON Oil fires are going out all over Kuwait but burning issues still surround the emirate's oil policy. The last few oil well blazes will be put out by early November but the clamber back to pre-invasion output levels of 2.3 million
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      308 26 Reuter NEW YORK US raw sugar, arabica coffee, and cocoa futures are expected to remain stuck in trading ranges until key fundamental factors become clearer, traders and analysts said. The three soft commodity markets scored what analysts call decent price moves
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      885 26 REPORTS AFP GOLD PRICES reached a 10-week high at the beginning of last week because of reduced fears of Soviet selling. Although a technical correction brought the market back to around US$36O an ounce, analysts remained optimistic that an official
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      587 27  -  POSTCARD FROM EILAT By M Thompson-Noel NEVER make snap judgments in the dark. When I arrived at King Solomon's Palace hotel In Eilat, the Red Sea resort at Israel's southern tip, it was late and dark and I was tired and dusty after a minibus-ride
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      151 27 As at 3pm: IxkhI dollars to one unit of foreign currency Currencies Bid Offer Australian dollar I.326S 1.3379 Canadian dollar 1.4872 I.SI42 NZ dollar 0.9340 0.9670 Sterling pound 2.8905 2.9152 US dollar 1.6910 1.6950 IxKal dollars to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian schilling 14.00 14.21 Belgian
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      43 27 Duration Title Venue Organiser Tel Duration Title Venue Organiser Tel Nov 6-10 International Turin. Italy Torino fcsposizi- *****569 Nov 6-10 International Valencia. Keria Mucstrario ********** New Technologies oni S.p.A Fai f of Spain International Innovations Woodworking De Valencia Fair Machinery
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      188 27 Singapore Outlook: Hazy. Report: Maximum temperature 33 Assoc humidity 56% Minimum temperature 25 Assoc humidity 97% Hours of sunshine 7.85 Rainfall in mm Nil Rainfall this month 33.2 Rainy days this month 4 World report Asia-Pacific lli/Ix>* Cond. Auckland 21/12 Cloudy Bangkok 32/24 Cloudy Beijing 11/00 Cloudy Brunei 33/24 Showers
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    403 28 Changes intended to bring in more small investors Reuter WASHINGTON The US Treasury, sweeping away privileges enjoyed by an exclusive group of bond dealers, said it will open up auctions of government securities to more firms and investors in response to
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    517 28 Reuter TOKYO Kiichi Miyazawa was elected president of Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) yesterday as expected and is to be named prime minister this week. The LDP election committee said Mr Miyazawa scored 285 votes of the 496 votes cast, more
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    172 28 UPI TOKYO The government has slapped an 18-month export ban on an electronics company for illegally exporting missile parts to Iran during its war with Iraq, the harshest punishment ever meted out in Japan for prohibited shipments. The Ministry of International
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    160 28 Reuter MOSCOW Soviet republi- I can leaders held talks yesterday with representatives of the world's seven richest nations on how to stop a slide into financial chaos and ensure that foreign debts are repaid. "This is a fundamentally new stage in our country's
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    493 28 Company to revamp structure, aim at PC market Reuter HOUSTON Compaq Computer Corp, hard hit by recession, has announced the dismissal of its president Rod Canion. It has also reiterated its aim to compete with lowcost competitors to recapture its lead in product innovation in personal computers.
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    403 28 AFP WASHINGTON Asian businesses are waiting to slide from Mexico into rich US and Canadian markets under the North American Free Trade Agreement (Nafta), but labour unions are trying to stop them at the border. Mexico, monitoring Asian countries as models for transforming a
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    164 28 Reuter BEIJING China's leaders, shaken by the collapse of communism in the Soviet Union, have vowed never to permit opposition, according to internal documents that denounce Mikhail Gorbachev, the United States and the West. "Hold fast to the leadership of the (Communist) Party
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      490 28 PiageT /mum en horimerie imiis m GENtiVE New Compaq president likely to take tough line, Pg 4 SINGAPORE institute of MANAGEMENT (1) Legal Aspects of Industrial Accidents Workmen's Compensation December 2,1991 Ssl9o SIM members/Ss23o non-members This seminar deals with the awareness of industrial safety and welfare of the workforce. It
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      507 29  -  By Dexter Lee SINGAPORE Underpinned by the progressive ageing of the world fleet and the high cost of building new ships, Singapore's marine industry is likely to remain buoyant in the next few years. However, the bright outlook comes with a set of challenges,
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      483 29 NYT LOS ANGELES McDonnell Douglas Corp said last Friday that it would start taking orders from airlines for a proposed jumbo jetliner to be built in a partnership that would be likely to give Asian companies a major stake in the US aerospace
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      148 29 Reuter TOKYO Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry said last Friday it will prohibit Japan Aviation Electronics Industry Ltd from exporting its products for 18 months from Nov 1. Japan Aviation, which is 50 per cent owned by NEC Corp, allegedly repaired missile parts
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      1249 29 Page Col ABC Containerline 12 1 Accord Group 8 1-3 AFS 15 5 Ahrenkiel Liner 16 4 Allied-Link 16 4/5 Anglo Orient 16 1/2 ANL 3 1/2 APL 5 3 A.P.C. Lines 13 5 A cWarehousing 15 4 Arrow Int 9 4 Asian Break-Bulk 16 2 ASXCL
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      166 29 SINGAPORE The largest bunker tanker to be built for carrying marine lubricants will be delivered today to owners Neptank Bunkering Services Pte Ltd. The 400-dwt (deadweight tonne) Marine Pearl, built at a cost of $2.5 million by Greenbay Marine, can load up to 450 cu m of
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      286 29 Reuter CAPE TOWN South Africa's state-owned airline said last Saturday it would start a twice-weekly service to New York next month, ending an anti-apartheid ban imposed by the US Congress in 1986. South African Airways (SAA) spokesman Leon Els said the airline
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        Lloyd's to close marine syndicate
        34 29 ONE of the oldest and largest syndicates at the Lloyd's of London insurance market, Secretan Marine Syndicate 367, is to close at the end of the year Back Page
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        BAe shares fall sharply despite Saudi deal
        35 29 BRITISH Aerospace is braced for an embarrassingly low take-up of its £432 million rights issue today after a sharp fall in its share price on Friday Back Page
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        Greece to send hijacker to Italy
        45 29 THE Greek Supreme Court ruled on Friday in favour of extraditing a Palestinian to Italy, where he has been sentenced to life in prison for masterminding the hijacking of the Italian cruise ship Achille Ixiuro in 1985 Back Page
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        42 29 MORE than 15,000 Renault workers in France and Belgium were temporarily laid off or given reduced hours on Friday because of a week-long stoppage at an engine and gearbox plant at Clcon, west of Paris. Back Page
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        Lua appointed president designate of Bimco
        65 30 SINGAPORE Neptune Orient Lines chief executive officer Lua Cheng Eng has become the first Asian to be appointed the president-designate of the Baltic and International Maritime Council (Bimco). Mr Lua's appointment reflects Bimco's desire to increase Asian shipowners' participation in the council. Mr Lua
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        China to open three more ports
        89 30 HONGKONG China plans to open three more ports on the Yangtze River to foreign-registered vessels so as to develop export trade in nearby provinces, the Beijing-funded China News Service said. The three central China ports Wuhan in Hubei, Jiujiang in Jiangxi and Wuhu in
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        First swimming pool in airport
        103 30 SINGAPORE Changi Airport will soon be the world's first airport to have a swimming pool, Minister for Communications Mah Bow Tan said on Saturday. The sheltered outdoor pool is one of the new facilities planned to further improve the airport's services, he said. Mr Mah
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        Road Courtesy Campaign
        93 30 SINGAPORE —A month-long BMW-Traffic Police Road Courtesy Campaign, jointly organised by the Traffic Police and Performance Motors, will be held from Oct 31 to Nov 30. During the campaign, traffic police will be on the look out for courteous motorists who observe all road safety rules. Drivers
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        Tanker detained over oil spill
        73 30 LONDON The Cypriot tanker Castor has arrived at Suez and the master is being questioned by the Ras Gharib prosecution office in connection with an oil spill, Lloyd's Shipping Intelligence Service said. The 31,068 dwt vessel will not sail until further instruction. The police and
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        Boeing earnings seen higher
        48 30 SEATTLE Boeing Co is expected to report flat to slightly higher earnings before the market opens today, with Wall Street consensus estimates at US$l.l5 a share, compared with $1.10 in the year-ago period, analysts said. Boeing shares closed down 5/8 at 48-5/8 on Friday.
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      DAILY FREIGHTS
      904 30 A THREE-POINT rise to 1,647 in the Baltic Freight Index on Thursday was in contrast to a quiet charter market, with some rates on key runs below those last done, brokers said. This was most likely due to several fixtures, including a number of vessels to Soviet charterers,
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      COCKETT BUNKER MARKET REPORT
      885 30 THIS twice weekly report, compiled by Cockctt Marine Oil Ltd, shows price ranges in US dollars instead of single prices for a more comprehensive description of the market. Prices shown arc based on average-sized stem. Market movements arc indicated. The Cockctt Bunker Price Index changc and
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      THE SHIPPING GUIDE
      10698 38 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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        558 45 VmmI Voy Wo Berth Armal Departue Voy No Berth Arm* Departure Marina Terminal 1 Ndrtitos 18 alongside 26 10/2300 lohan 118/91 M01 alongside 27 10/2100 N^a 42 SJ17/91 )3 alongside [^359 Batam Baru B101 M05 2810 0900 29 10/2300 O* 1 43 5 £"'4™ Batam Sayang *****1
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        226 45 Inhnra itnit iOfiOfp rori Berth: 1: ml; 2: nil; 3: Dade; 4; Mosgulf; 5; Crane; 6; Quincy. 01 jetty: Bow Mariner, Asif H. DCi; Soon Seng. Due on Oct 25: Botany Traditions, Bunga Cenderawasih, SeaKittie, Um Moral, Barge Josindo Satu. Duron Oct 26: Bum Ik. Gina, Sang
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        828 45 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Record Booting/Balance RsJts Sh» Voy No Etb/Btr Period From To From ACX Lotus 18B 29/1800 2 27/1700 28/0659 28/0900 4 28/1200 28/1459 28/1700 ACX Rose 20A 29/0300 1 27/1500 27/1659 27/1900 3 28/0700 28/1159 28/1400 ACX Ruby 27A 28/2359 1
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      Lock icon Lloyd's to close one of the largest marine syndicates
      432 46 FT LONDON One of the oldest and largest syndicates at the Lloyd's of London insurance market, Secretan Marine Syndicate 367, is to close at the end of the year. The impending closure of the syndicate formed at the end of the
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      364 46 FT LONDON British Aerospace is braced for an embarrassingly low take-up of its £432 million (S$ 1.2 billion) rights issue today after a sharp fall in its share price on Friday prompted by institutional investors selling out. A disappointing response to the rights
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      133 46 AP NICOSIA, Cyprus The Iranian Foreign Ministry on Saturday summoned the Turkish ambassador in Teheran to protest the detention of a ship carrying arms from Bulgaria to Iran. Teheran Radio, monitored in Nicosia, quoted Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Morteza Sarmadi as saying a letter handed
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      281 46 NYT ATHENS The Greek Supreme Court ruled on Friday in favour of extraditing a Palestinian to Italy, where he has been sentenced to life in prison for masterminding the hijacking of the Italian cruise ship Achille Lauro in 1985. Under Greek law,
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      246 46 FT PARIS More than 15,000 Renault workers in France and Belgium were temporarily laid off or given reduced hours on Friday because of a weeklong stoppage at an engine and gearbox plant at Cleon, west of Paris. The strike is the worst at Renault for
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      102 30 FOR SUCCESSFUL MANAGEMENT OF YOUR BUSINESS Stories on labour and its relationship with management, management concepts in practice, j profiles of leading managers in Singapore and I relevant book reviews. (x I 5) ENTERPRISE MANAGEMENT, in Business Times every Monday, is must reading for managers who want the f r
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      2063 31 TRANSPORT DIARY N«» 8 (9ain to 2pm): Inmarsat Mobile Satellite Communications Seminar. jointl> organised by Singapore Telecom. Singapore Polytechnic and Inmarsat at the Singapore Polytechnic Auditorium, l-ttr registration, please contact Vincent khng. Singapore Telecom at tel: 710-2660 Nov 7-8: Seminar on the Shipper's and Carrier's Approach to Marine Insurance and
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      56 34 REGULAR WEEKLY SERVICE TO: DUMAI* PERAWANG* PEKANBARU 5 VESSELS OPERATING BATAM SERVICE EVERY MONDAY A THURSDAY OWNERS A OPERATORS OP CARGO VESSEL, TUGS A BAROES SPECIALISE IN HEAVY-LIFT, PROJECT CARGOES TO ALL INDONESIA, MALAYSIA, THAILAND. WILIPINE PORTS. OFFER CHARTERING OP OUR CARGO VESSEL. TUOS A BARGES. TEL: *****26 FAX: *****63
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      1755 35 NEPTUNE AGENCIES PTE LTD SINGAPORE TEL: *****77 ICR NO: **********0E) ROOKINGS- NEPTUNELINKTEL *****00 USA SERVICE -*****16 TERMINAL OFFICE *****22 SERVICE i *****19 DOCUMENTATION DEPT: *****^*****14 #99 m AUST/INDIA/PAK SERVICE: *****18 CFS K27 EXPOR. *****53/*****04 FAR EAST SERVICE *****48 CFS K27 IMPORT *****®V*****50 K.L^O3) E *****87. Penang-(04) *****0. J.Bahru-(07) *****3. *****4
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      1076 35 m sinsov SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD BOOKING: *****51/ *****64/ *****59 (FESCO LINE) ENQUIRIES: *****33 KL: 03-*****75/697 PORT KELANG: *****43/ *****40 PENANG: *****4/ *****8 JOHORE BAHRU: *****1/ *****1 (REGULAR INDEPENDENT SERVICE) FULL CONTAINERSHIP SERVICES EASTBOUWD—OBCtWONG WESTBOUO-LMONC TRVCWfCD W WTTCTPMi nu wt f» |5* [we wt |aw |m |wc mm
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      1638 36 Kit ff ICR No: **********0 M) V v■— AS AGENTS KAWASAKI SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD W TEL: *****77 TELEX: KAWAKI R*****5 FAX: *****07/8/9 M UJ Ei MALAYSIA "K" LINE MARITIME (MALAYSIA) SDN BHD 1 A TEL SA *****00 PK *****01/5 PENANG *****0 JB *****1. KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD Indonesia: p.t sarana
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      782 36 T® PHIU-ORI€NT UN€S PT€ LTD i 108 Robinson Road #07-00 GMG Building Singapore 0106 Tel: *****22/*****69/*****00 Telex: RS ***** PHIU FAX: *****76/*****38 BY AIR, LAND OR 5EA..... WE TAKE ON THE WORLD FOR YOU (WO 4 MEMBER OF SINGAPORE FREIGHT FORWARDERS ASSOCIATION 30 OCT DUBAI. DAMMAN, SHARJAH, DOHA. 5 NOV
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      453 36 GOLDEN LINE GUAN GUAN SHIPPING tgsJXV (PTE) LTD t* a. Telo* Aysr Strset SINGAPORE 01M TEL: *****00 (10 LINES) Fai: *****04 (CR No ioiwssooowd »TRAIT»/FEKMAW OULF tMTICK Spore P Helanf Penanj GOLDEN MM Cstombo .Karacfc Oubn 0/10 Nw 60L0EN HAKN Colombo Karacln Dubai H/»«n CHINA »MTICT A VSL China Port
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      1231 37 PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES (PTE) LTD 28SS Mi mm JfeV pil Building, 140 Cecil Street #03-00, Singapore 0106. [JAKARTA I [BANGKOK i VESSEL VOY SIN JKT SIN VESSEL VOV SIN BKK SIN BUNQA TERATAI 433 27/10 29/10 3/11 JENLINK 75N 26/10 29/10 2/11 EDEN 441 30/10 2/11 5/11 PEGASUS PROGRESS 669N
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      731 37 BENIIFtE WNTSINERS ltd 200 Cantonment Road Tel: *****22 #13-05 Southpoint Fax: *****63 Singapore 0208. Telex: RS ***** EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT VESSEL VOY NOS SPORE LEHAVRE ROTTERDAM S'HAMPTON HAMBURG GOTHENBURG FRANCE HOLLAND UK GERMANY /SCAN SWEDEN Bunga Pefmai* 388 30/10 15/11 16/n 18/1J 19/11 Toyama 386 31/10 24/11 20/11
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      323 37 X&\ BEN ASIA CONTAINER SERVICE S pore Bliofc bipnuty VIS6N 29 Oct 2 Nov P((i«js Prorcu V69ON 2 Nov 6 Nov Injenurty VIS7N 5 Nov 9 Nov Puma Proem V69IN 9 Nov 13 Nov General Afents: Tel: *****22 Bon Lino Aftnott (S) Pte Ltd Far *****63 f JORDAN FAR EAST
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      494 37 MYANMA M HVE STAR UNE (Myanmar National Line) Loading for Yangon (Rangoon) S'pore P.KIf Pen P.Gd( j PAGAN VI76W 29/31 Oct MERGUI VIIOW 6/9 No. THE BANK LINE (A Mrvlc* of Andrew Weir Shipping) WV SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICE \1 HEAVY LIFT CAPABILITY I EXPRESS TO PAPUA NEW GUINEA SPORE FOR PETER
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      518 39 I" ScanPutchO 4 TO EUROPE (NORTH CONTINENT-UK-SCANOINAVIA) WEEKLY Htw mm I pnumo EgNAHO I OC«AHV«MH LI MWHII ■W»<IH™*IIWO*KI WUWW wwatn B S«ni«/W. Bhum 22/10 25/10 17/10 24/10 B Parmai/380 30/10 14/11 15/11 I'/" 1»/11 S*fO(»/W Bhum 27/10 23/10 26/10 24/10 31/10 22/H 8 S«fO|i* Bhum 27/10 23/10 2«/10 24/10 Kwn,an/35l
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      583 39 a WEEKL Y, FIXED DAY, DIRECT CALL aTNedlloyd FROM LA SPEZIA, FOS, BARCELONA Nedlloyd Lines oamietta, jeddah to Singapore NEW ZEAUND/FUI j r: rr iTI Sbiya Auckland Fiji(A) NPfyinouth(A) Timaru Lyttetton(B) Dunwfcn(B) Nap«r J ***>«« E 3HH H 5 i li i lii i«« w .cc W P cm™, top
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      732 40 TO AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND Ui Fimi llfM) |S r d l*ucli |NPf |p CHAIM MITHMPtN 279 25/10 31/10 7/11 10/11 IS/11 17/11 11/11 MMTHA I ?tl 14/11 21/U 2®/II 1/12 7/12 */12 10/12 tutu ians m 1/12 »/i2 u/12 11/12 2«/i2 ***** ■WSSfI 2W 17/12 2S/12 31/12 4/1 1571 IS/I TO
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      851 40 11^ M EXPORTS TO HONGKONG, TAIWAN. MANIA I JAPAN "TWICE WEEKLY" MALACCA STRAITS SERVICE OUTBOUND VOY PRL PEW WT SW 1 MNL HKG KAO KEE TYO 312 NGO NOB VCSS£L VOY |Sjjj PHI PEW BLW S*T~ ACX LOTUS lie *2710-25 10 26 10 ~29 10 211 4.11 911 911 111
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      71 40 Conventional LCI/FCI Sennet To wncx UM EUKFf. NORTH SOUTO WK> MCTC MO MMN OCT Ml VESSELS AVAILABLE FOR SALg/CHAfttEft/TftANSHIPMfeNT -V*T BA" HO CM MVM/NHATOAMQ/OUINHON/HANO4 2*/KV»I 1 "BACH DANO" VUNQTAU/PMNOM P*NM/CANTHO/AN OIANO 2»/10/»l -A VESSEL" MAOMAS/CALCUTTA/CHTTTAQONQ/RANOOOM WWII -A VESSEL" COLOMBO/DUBAI/OAMMAN/KUWAIT -A VS4. JCDOAH/HOOCIOAH/AQABA JO/W/91 -O SERAVA" SIN BATAM WCEKLV KRVKEI TMC
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      1562 40 'tea T SI iif CHINA OCEAN SHIPPING COMPANY PULL CONTAINER LINKR SERVICE MALAYSIAS AGENTS SINGAPORE'S GENERAL AGENTS KDONESU S AGENTS: COSTAR SHIPPING PTE LTD PT. GLOBAL PUTRA fKiJMG Imm/tJvrJMI TEL: *****00/*****33 INDONESIA MARITIME PENANC TEL *****1 TLX: MA ***** TELEX: RS *****/1 COSHIP *T TE: (021) *****7, *****4 FAX' *****66/7
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      565 41 WEEKLY LCL CONSOLIDATION IfJWG KONG 1/11 5/11EUROK 3/11 10/11 &SAN 31/10 4/11 MEDITERRANEAN 4/11 14/11 KEEIUNG 31/10 5/11 PORT KELANG 31/10 3/11 OOHSAJNG 1/11 8/11 PENANG 30/10 3/11 BANGKOK 31/10 2/11 TOKYO/YOKOHAMA 3/11 10/11 MANILA l/ll 8/11 JAKARTA 3/11 10/11 Vast direct regular service to Indonesia fORTS PK. BALAM/PANJANG/PALEMBANG/MUNTOK *SL
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      494 41 TEL: *****33 (12 Lines) FAX: *****15/*****03 TELEX: RS ***** RISHIP (3 Lines) Pt\ ETHIOPIAN SHIPPING LINES (National Lines of Ethiopia) ACCEPTING FCL ANO CONVENTIONAL VESSEL VOY TETA LOADING FOR SPORE ANDINI T 25W8 30/11 DARFSSALAAM MOMBASA DJIBOUTI ASSAB. MASSAWA ABYOT 2MB 20/12 OARESSALAAM MOMBASA DJIBOUTI ASSAB MASSAWA K KIEN HUNG
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      1327 41 SEAWARD SHIPPING AND TRADING CO (S) PTE LTD ETA ETA EH STORE foil KELANG PENANG 81UE lAOE Sailed S«M Loading tor Male ftUVAI HUDHU 31/10 Loading for Calcutta OOt PUN 5/11 Sailed Loading for Male PIONEER SUPSfME 31/10 28/10 Loading For Male DONAKULHI 5/11 Loaded For Fetiwaru PROGRESS LBEATY 14/11
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      339 41 mm itecn-unc i i VSL VOV SINGAPORE MADRAS SINGAPORE i VESSEL VOV SIN MAA SIN TIGER BAY 177N 27-27/10 02-04/11 10-IS/U (Dry dock) TIGER CLIFF 06CS 29-30/10 05 07/11 13-14/11 TIGER SHARK 02N 02-03/11 09-11/11 17-li/ll VSL VOY SMQAPORE/CALCUTTA/SMQAPORE VESSEL VOV SIN CAL SIN TIGER RIVER 138CNB 29-30/10 05-09/11 IS-IC/11
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      1205 42 S'PORE MP0R7:*****02 I PENANG: (04) *****6 SIBU: (084) *****9 KK: (088 *****0 TAWAU: (089) *****9 P.KELANG: (03) *****77 JAKARTA: (21) *****32 KUCHING: (082) *****3 SURABAYA: (31) *****0 pK S|N PEN PK SIN Colombo 5/11 6/11 7/11 5/11 6/11 7/11 Ldn/Flx/Rdm/Ant Durban/Pt Louis 6/11 7/11 8/11 28/10 29/10 30/10 Gothenburf/Stockhoim/OsJo 27/10
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      351 42 HHHEQSZSEHLISH BLUE STAR LINE TO FROM Jf/ NEW ZEALAND AND T/S TO FIJI TO AND FROM NEW ZEALAND PORTS SIN NPI AKL ItT SJK MAKSURi 0506 30/10 «/ll VIA m. 1/11 25/11 MTOSKCT 15S S/ll 19/11 VIA MPI 21/11 «/I2 MANOAMA 0501 19/11 30/11 VIA NPt 2/12 29/12 FULLY CONTAINERISED
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      917 42 THONG SOON LINES PTE. LTD/ 77 ROBINSON ROAD #15-00, #16-00 SIA BUILDING SINGAPORE 0106 TEL: *****88 FAX NO: *****11, *****22 TLX: RS ***** CARRIER, RS ***** JENHOL CABLE: TOSOCO CONVENTIONAL/CONTAINER CONTAINER SERVICES SINGAPORE TO WEST MALAYSIA SINGAPORE TO WEST MALAYSIA VESSEL IVOY [EH joEST VESSEL ¥0T SPOtt P. KUwT KIM
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      305 42 JxEp NVOCC FRATA CONTAINER LINES ARE PROUD TO OFFER OUR COKSOUDATWNS TO A WDER VARCTY OF PORTS. Pain FREQUENCY/MTU ETA SM TRANSIT TME AUCKLAND 3 SAAJNGS 2t/ll UMTS BANGKOK 4 SMUNGS 21/10 3 Mrs CALCUTTA 4 SAA.MGS 27/11 5 MTS CHTTTAGONG 4 SAAJNGS I/Il 5 MTS COLOMBO 3SARJNGS 21/11 5
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      850 43 \fa£dL DE VAPORES "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" ACCEPTING BREAK BULK /FCL/SOC CARGOES 10/ FROM CAILAO, MATARANI. »Lo* OTHER PERUVIAN PORTS* WITH T/S AT KOBE ON CPV THROUGH BILL Of LADING. Pening* P KeUnj Wapoie Eltoia I KARABIEVERETT 03/05 Nov OHNEVERETT 15/16 No* 17/11 No. SHAPIAEVERETT 28/29 No» 30 Nov 1 Dec
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      493 43 [czaTTMiEa N.AMERICA/CARRIBEAN SERVICES VESSEL [VOY [SIN [MANNER |tA« [KST |SAV [NYC IHH 7IMEIAI 66E 2/11 /IM CANADA 1/12 10/12 14/12 16/12 18/12 m SINGAPORE 41E 5/11 M LIVORNO 9/12 11/12 22/12 24/12 26/12 m OSAKA 20E 21/11 /IM ITALIA 17/12 26/12 10/12 1/1 3/1 Acceptag carfo to Wand USA Destinations.
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      586 43 MULTI-MODE SHIPPING PTE LTD I MIDDLE-EAST/PERSIAN GULF ACCEPTING FCL/LCL DUBAI DAMWAN SHARIAH DOHA MUSCAT BAHRAIN ABU DHABI BANDAR ABBAS lEDDAH FAR EAST ACCEPTING FCL/LCL PtNANG P KUANG JAKARTA BANGKOK HONG KONG TAIWAN JAPAN MANILA KOREA UK/EUROPE ACCEPTING FCL/LCL LONDON FELIXSTOWE LEEDS. TILBURY ABERDEEN lE HARVE HAMBURG. ROTTERDAM ANTWEP GOTHENBURG COPENHAGEN
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      514 43 PERINTIS LINE 11 ACCEPTING ALL FCL CARGOES BETWEEN SINGAPORE JAKARTA SURABAYA VESSEL VOY SIN JKT SBY PELOPOR 1011 26/10 29/10 DERAJAT 960 29/10 01/11 PELOPOR 1012 02/11 05/11 DERAJAT 961 05/11 08/11 TANTO UTAMA 201 In Pt 28/10 BON TANG PACIFIC 088 31/10 03/11 TANTO UTAMA 203 02/11 05/11 BONTANG
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      404 43 SHI FMEAST 4/11 KEELUNG/KAOHSIUNG 2/11 BANGKOK 3/11 MANILA/CEBU 2/11 JAKARTA/BELAWAN/SURABAYA 2/11 PORT KELANG/PENANG/E. Malaysia 4/11 BUSAN 3/11 TOKYO/YOKO/KOBE/NGO/OSA 5/11 HONG KONG SIN CHINA 5/11 GUANGZHOU/HUANGPU/SHENZHEN FUZHOU/XIAMEN/SHANTOU DALIAN/SHANGHAI/XINGANG TIANJIN/QINGDAO/HAIKOU also accepting LCL cargo S]N EUROPE/UN 6/11 LDN/FLX/LVP/SOU 6/11 RDM/HAM/ANT/LE HAVRE/GENOA/OSLO also accepting cargo to Austria/ Hungary/Roumania/Poland/Bulgaria/Czech. SIN USA/CANADA 6/11 LOS ANGELES/NEW
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      922 44 sjr FIL CONTAINER SERVICES PTE LTD r/L.ftmkS CALCUTTA BANGKOK VBL SIN/MADRAS VSL SIN/CALCUTTA V3L SIN/BANGKOK SIN MAA sir* SIN CM SIN I SIN BKK NEXT miIABIE 24 24/10 31 02/11 OS 01 11 NEXT AVAILABtE 25 26/10 01 06/11 11 12/11 NH! AVAHABIE 22 Oct 26 Oct 25 26/10 01
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      620 44 Bon term! CONTERM FREIGHT (F.E.) PTE LTD. GUARANTEED WEEKLY CONSOLIDATION AUCKLAND BOMBAY HO CHI MINH* GOOD RATES! FAST TRANSIT! ALSO ACCEPTING CARGOES TO PORT VESSEL ETA NEXT BANGKOK CONTERM INGENUITY 3/11 10/11 JAKARTA CONTERM EOEN 30/10 6/11 PENANG CONTERM SEROJA 4/11 11/11 PORT KELANG CONTERM W BHUM 3/11 10/11 AUCKLANO
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      562 44 CUUi con -ww innmnnnniy J LCL/FCL SERVICE FROM f f I IB ffil Mi m CWI operates over 600 terminals/offices in U.SA,. 1 IB /BB\ manlains over 35,000 tractors trucks. HI MOW! services over 60,000 points in U.S.A. B_B m CWI ofter reliable LCL/FCL services. X. General Agenti TZMArt-rSA/AT AiO
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      444 44 MANILA ETA VIGOUR SINGAPORE 12NB 2/U VIGOUR PACIFIC 49N8 9/11 BANGKOK 31/10 2/11 BUSAN 4/11 11/11 HONGKONG 1/11 9/11 DURBAN PT LOUIS 8/11 20/11 KEELUNG 4/11 11/11 USA 4/11 11/11 PT KELANG 31/10 3/11 KOBE 5/11 12/11 PIRAEUS 8/11 20/11 OSAKA 30/10 6/11 JAKARTA 1/11 3/111 SURABAYA 31/10 3/11 CHINESE-POLISH
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      823 46 CHARTPOINT Every Saturday in Business Times HYUNDAI MERCHANT MARINE CO. LTD. EASTBOUNO FEEDER TO PACIFIC SOUTH-WEST TO PACIFIC WORTH-WEST feeder w w pre law ix mm dot rao lbh oar sea m haul vot rao icm/sea pti IMC CMM 1132 21/10 22/10 24/10 H PRMKR 44E 1/11 10/11 21/11 23/11
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      525 46 CHARTPOINT Every Saturday in Business Times This Week's Vessels Departure Australia 30/10 Indonesia 29/10 Philippines 03/11 Bangladesh 28/10 Italy 04/11 Spain 04/11 Belgium 03/11 Japan 31/10 Sri Lanka 30/10 France 03/11 Korea 28/10 Taiwan 31/10 Germany 03/11 Malaysia 29/10 Thailand 30/10 Holland 03/11 Mid-East 03/11 UK 03/11 Hong Kong 31/10
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