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Title Section16 1992-10-09 1 Business Times THE BUSINESS PAPER FOR S-E ASIA MITA (P) 35/12/91 Friday, October 9, 1992 75*16 words
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NEWS SUMMARY
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85 1992-10-09 1 FRANKFURT The cut in key German interest rates announced on Sep 14 did not mark a change in the Bundesbank's medium-term monetary policy, a member of the bank's central council, Johann Wilhclm Gaddum, said in a speech to be made in85 words
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69 1992-10-09 1 BISHKEK, Kirghiziya A Russian-Ukrainian split over nuclear weapons and a threat from Moscow to cut ofT oil supplies cast fresh shadows as leaders of former Soviet republics gathered yesterday for a Commonwealth summit. But Russian President Boris Yeltsin told reporters on flying into Bishkek69 words
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Article25 1992-10-09 1 PAISLEY Park, the last surviving outlet in the troubled Marina Village complex, has closed after its temporary occupancy permit expired. Page 225 words
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Article32 1992-10-09 1 CAPITAL spending abroad by affiliates of US corporations will grow sluggishly again this year and in some countries, like Canada, will be cut sharply, the Commerce Department said Page 332 words
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Article23 1992-10-09 1 REVELATIONS of high-level political corruption are threatening recent economic and political reforms aimed at boosting Taiwan's international standing. Page 823 words
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Article36 1992-10-09 1 THE Association of South-east Asian Nations (Asean) must raise its profile to improve cooperation and prevent the group from becoming a "toothless tiger", Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday. Page 936 words
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Article30 1992-10-09 1 AMERICAN and European governments are rushing to reach agreement on the outlines of a global trade deal before the US presidential election next month. Page 930 words
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Article24 1992-10-09 1 HOME-GROWN Trans-Link Express has further extended its international freight forwarding network by opening a representative office in Beijing. Shipping Times Page 124 words
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MARKET SUMMARY
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Article41 1992-10-09 1 WALL STREET stocks rose in early trading yesterday after the first drop in US jobless claims in six weeks was reported. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 4.33 points to 3,156.58 in the first hour of trading.41 words
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Article23 1992-10-09 1 LONDON share prices were higher at midday yesterday. At 1130 GMT, the FT-SE 100-share index was up 22.4 points at 2,539.5.23 words
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Article27 1992-10-09 1 GT International Singapore has teamed up with China's Ministry of Geology and Mineral Resources to mine and explore for minerals in Southeast Asia Page 427 words
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Article37 1992-10-09 1 BRITISH aerospace group Dowty has given up its majority stake in a joint venture with Haw Par Brothers International to concentrate on its core business of making and repairing landing gears Page 437 words
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Article36 1992-10-09 1 ALL investors who have applied for a stake in Hitachi Zosen Singapore Ltd will get some shares. The company decided yesterday to dispense with balloting in its public share offer Page 436 words
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Article42 1992-10-09 1 BUNDESBANK statements this week on special factors affecting M 3 growth and a clear policy on keeping short-term interest rates below 9 per cent have fuelled expectations of a further easing of German interest rates Page 742 words
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Article, Illustration28 1992-10-09 1 Thursday Change BT-MGA 638.51 -10.63 Kuala Lumpur—591.77 +1.18 Tokyo 17,335.51 +223.77 Hongkong 5,555.53 -33.50 Sydney 1,465.6 +10.2 Wednesday Change New York 3,152.25 -25.94 London 2,517.1 +28.728 words
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Article23 1992-10-09 1 Eaton rates USS SS 1.5950 100 Yen SS 1.3215 MS SS 0.6366 Money mriiet rites Overnight 1/4 -5/8 3-month 1 1/4 -1/1623 words
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Article31 1992-10-09 1 London Gold AM fix US$350.00 USS0.50 Rubber S'porc Nov 145.00*/kg unch M'sia Nov 222.50Vkg unch KL Tin Turnover 27tonnes -13 Spot MS 15.51 /kg +0.02 +50 Nov MS870 /tonne -131 words
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506 1992-10-09 1 Sylvia Wong - FlC's tough rules make property ownership difficult Reports by Sylvia Wong SINGAPORE Property players in Malaysia arc bracing for hard times as the country's powerful Foreign Investment Committee (FIC) toughens its stance on foreign property ownership. Developers and real estate agents in Kuala506 words
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216 1992-10-09 1 SINGAPORE Offshore banks in Malaysia will continue to lend money to foreigners to buy property across the Causeway, even if restrictions are placed on the property, a Malaysian newspaper has reported. The Star reported on Wednesday that a Standard Chartered Bank216 words
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476 1992-10-09 1 Lim Soon Neo - From Lim Soon Neo inJHONGKONG HONGKONG will go ahead with the building of the HK$l75 billion (Ss36 billion) airport if a current deadlock with China on financing plans cannot be broken, Governor Chris Patten said yesterday. Responding to a question476 words
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Article, Illustration388 1992-10-09 1 Lee Han Shih - From Lee Han Shih in HONGKONG SINGAPORE businessmen must develop the all-impor-tant personal ties with the Chinese even as they depend on Taiwan and Hongkong partners to help pave the way into China, Senior Minister Lee Kuan Yew said. Taiwan388 words
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433 1992-10-09 1 Leslie Lopez - From Leslie Lopez in KUALA LUMPUR THE Malaysian economy turned in another impressive performance in the first half of the year and the central bank, Bank Negara, believes that the economic growth for the full year could "well be close to433 words
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234 1992-10-09 1 AFP TOKYO Japanese business and politicians yesterday called for more measures to stimulate the country's flagging economy on top of an already announced 10.7 trillion (S$ 141 billion) pumppriming package. Gaishi Hiraiwa, chairman of the Federation of Economic Organisations (Keidanren), demanded the governmentAFP - 234 words
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PAGE 2 NEWS
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SINGAPORE ROUNDUP
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55 1992-10-09 2 EDUCATION MINISTER Lee Yock Suan will today inaugurate a Master in Public Policy (MPP) programme aimed at training students for top public service posts. The MPP, conducted by the National University of Singapore, has been set up in collaboration with Harvard University. It begins55 words
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Article76 1992-10-09 2 THE labour movement made at least $55 million through its cooperatives for the year ending March 1992. This figure does not include income from its insurance business, a leader in the life and general insurance fields. A report to be tabled at the National Trades Union Congress delegates'76 words
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Article69 1992-10-09 2 ASEAN insurance commissioners will review the latest regional developments in the industry at a four-day meeting in Singapore, starting next Tuesday. The commissioners will also assess the regulations that govern the regional insurance industry. Their meeting to be opened by Singapore Finance Minister Richard Hu69 words
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Article, Illustration61 1992-10-09 2 THE latest Ferrari TRSI2 is on display in Orchard Hotel as part of a campaign to promote the hotel's new Italian restaurant, Louis' Ristorante. The red sports car, which costs $950,000 without COE, is one of only four in Singapore. Patrons of the new restaurant61 words
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Article78 1992-10-09 2 DU PONT is conducting a consumer market test in Singapore for a new ozone-friendly refrigerant for car air-condi-tioners. The refrigerant, Suva MP-52, will be available at more than 45 certified auto service stations. The first 100 motorists whose cars meet certain qualifications will receive complimentary78 words
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342 1992-10-09 2 Colin Tan - By Colin Tan SINGAPORE Residential property prices in Johor are showing signs of weakening, with some sources saying condominium prices could drop by as much as 20 per cent. Estate agents say falls of 5 to 10 per cent have already been reported in342 words
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173 1992-10-09 2 SINGAPORE Local personal computer maker Pet Computers, which was served a winding-up notice on Tuesday, said yesterday it would contest the order and was determined to stay in business. Pet said its lawyers had said it had "good grounds" to challenge the petition, filed173 words
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Article, Illustration448 1992-10-09 2 Quak Hiang Whai - Update on Marina Village By Quak Hiang Whai SINGAPORE The onceflourishing Marina Village is finally a ghost town. Paisley Park the last surviving outlet in the food and entertainment complex has closed after its temporary occupancy permit expired. The operators of the448 words
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279 1992-10-09 2 SINGAPORE Uncertainty still clouds the future of the troubled Marina Village complex, with reports that a potential sale is still snagged. Sources say that buildingmaterials distributor Colour Touch Singapore Pte Ltd, which planned to buy the food an entertainment complex for $25279 words
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301 1992-10-09 3 Investment in Asian countries expected to rise Reuter WASHINGTON Capital spending abroad by affiliates of US corporations will grow sluggishly again this year and in some countries, like Canada, will be cut sharply, says the US Commerce Department. But spending in PacificReuter - 301 words
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Article, Illustration224 1992-10-09 3 Helen Chang - AT T to beef up presence in Indonesia By Helen Chang SINGAPORE Phone company American Telephone and Telegraph (AT T) plans to increase its presence in Indonesia, as part of its regional strategy to shift low-end work to countries outside Singapore. In addition to a $7 million Batam plant, which224 words
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321 1992-10-09 3 SINGAPORE The Batam authorities are unlikely to grant the requests of squatters for larger resettlement plots because of limited space on the island, according to officials. About 6,500 squatters now live on land that is targeted for development on the south-east321 words
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Advertisement389 1992-10-09 3 The rare perfection of Patek Philippe at The Hour Glass. W M y., pjjSwtf WKr y-M ,„Jm v^J Choosing timepiece should quisite features that hallmark be a relaxed and comfortable each our Especially when you're collection. After we see considering the rare per- ourselves as connoisseurs. And v^ 8 our389 words
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COMPANY NEWS 1
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COMPANY BRIEFS
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65 1992-10-09 4 SINGAPORE First Capital Corporation (FCC) yesterday launched the third and final phase of its 500-unit Chiltern Park apartments at Lorong Chuan. It managed to sell 60 of the 160 units available by the end of the day. Apartments in the third 10-storey block65 words
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Article53 1992-10-09 4 SINGAPORE Keppel Bank has appointed LieutenantGeneral (Retired) Winston Choo Wee Leong, 51, to its board of directors. He is currently chairman of Chartered Industries of Singapore and deputy chairman of the Central Provident Fund Board. His appointment brings the number of directors on Keppel Bank's53 words
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Article38 1992-10-09 4 KUALA LUMPUR Hicom Bhd now holds 52.16 million shares in Uniphoenix Corporation. Uniphoenix also said that an individual, Ibrahim Mohamed, has acquired 4.13 million Uniphoenix shares, bringing his total shareholding to 50.85 million shares.38 words
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Article54 1992-10-09 4 SINGAPORE Sesdaq-listed Swens Asia-Pacific Ltd has increased its shareholding in Fairwood Singapore Pte Ltd from one share to 500,001 shares. The 500,000 $1 shares were purchased at a total consideration of $500,000. Fairwood's authorised capital has been increased to $2 million while its paid-up capital54 words
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Article41 1992-10-09 4 SINGAPORE Hong Leong Finance Ltd has announced that its foreign shareholding was 4.77 per cent as at Sep 30. Its subsidiary, Singapore Finance, has a foreign shareholding of 1.99 per cent on the same date.41 words
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Article38 1992-10-09 4 KUALA LUMPUR Rashid Hussain Bhd, the financial service group, expects its operations for the current year to perform "relatively well" following the company's recent move to diversify into other businesses, executive chairman Rashid Hussain said.38 words
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364 1992-10-09 4 SINGAPORE All investors who have applied for a stake in Hitachi Zosen Singapore Ltd will get some shares, following the company's decision yesterday to dispense with balloting in its public share offer. Hitachi Zosen managing director Foo Meng Kee said: "We wanted364 words
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364 1992-10-09 4 Lilian Ang - By Lilian Ang SINGAPORE A local company, GT International Singapore (GTIS), has teamed up with China's Ministry of Geology and Mineral Resources to mine and explore for minerals in Southeast Asia. GTIS director Peter Sung told BT that a 50-50364 words
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Article, Illustration83 1992-10-09 4 SINGAPORE Spencer Lee Tien Chye (right), 41, officially takes over as general manager of Malayan Banking Bbd's Singapore operations. His predecessor, Oilg Kim Hoay (left), will return to Maybank's bead office where he will assist the group to develop new areas of operations. Mr83 words
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267 1992-10-09 4 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Kanzen Bhd plans to have a joint venture with an international bedding group to manage its bedding business. Speaking to newsmen after the company's annual general meeting here yesterday, director Eu Hong Chew said the details of the jointBernama - 267 words
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208 1992-10-09 4 SINGAPORE Local cootractor LAM Group Investments Lid has acquired a 70 per cent stake ia an Australian construction company, Idoas Pty Ltd, for As 2 million (S$2JO million). In a press release yesterday, L&M said the acquisition would make it the largest208 words
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393 1992-10-09 4 Dexter Lee - By Dexter Lee SINGAPORE British aerospace group Dowty gave up its majority stake in a joint venture with Haw Par Brothers International Ltd on Tuesday to concentrate on its core business of making and repairing landing gears. A TI Group pic393 words
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206 1992-10-09 4 SINGAPORE Neptune Orient Lines (NOL) christened two new tankers in Japan this week as part of an ongoing programme to upgrade and renew its fleet and sharpen its competitive edge. The two double-hull tankers are the second and third of four Aframax crude oil206 words
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252 1992-10-09 4 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR SIG Holdings Bhd, the garment manufacturing group seeking a listing on the KLSE main board, has forecast a group pre-tax profit of MsB.Bl million (SSS.6 million) for the year ending April 30, 1993. In its offer for sale prospectus here yesterday,Bernama - 252 words
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Article, Illustration596 1992-10-09 4 S N Vasuki - THE HOCK LOCK SIEW COLUMN By S N Vasuki SINGAPORE At first glance, Singapore's tobacco companies appear to be an endangered species. The government's long-term objective is to turn the Republic into a nation of non-smokers and strong measures taken in recent years596 words
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405 1992-10-09 5 Reuter BOMBAY Foreign companies taking advantage of India's liberalised economic policies are cautiously pumping in fresh investment. Reversing decades of illfeeling and suspicion towards multinational corporations, India is now encouraging foreign investment as part of a bold programme of reform to revamp theReuter - 405 words
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228 1992-10-09 5 FT NEW DELHI The Indian government said it would go ahead with the sale of shares in eight state companies on Oct 14. The sale, through open auction, is the second phase of a privatisation programme which is expected to raise 35FT - 228 words
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228 1992-10-09 5 AFP MANILA The stateowned Philippine National Oil Company (PNOC) will make its first venture into power generation when it sets up a US$23O million (Ss36B million) geothermal plant, spokesmen said yesterday. The company also said it was inviting foreign firms toAFP - 228 words
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COMPANY BRIEFS
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Article78 1992-10-09 5 TOKYO Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp (NTT), the largest telecommunications firm in Japan, is negotiating with Thai Telephone Telecommunications (TT&T) over possible acquisition of up to 20 per cent in the Thai company, which has received an order to lay a million telephone78 words
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Article68 1992-10-09 5 SYDNEY Pioneer International Ltd has outraged investors by straying from its core activities in sub-underwriting part of Westpac Banking Corp's disastrous Asl.2 billion (551.38 billion) rights issue, analysts said. They said institutions were angry that managing director Rodney Price allowed the group to move outside its68 words
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Article75 1992-10-09 5 SEOUL South Korea's Daewoo Business Group plans a series of investment projects in China, where Daewoo seeks to take part in infrastructure development and other public projects, a spokesman said yesterday. The investment projects include a US$3OO million cement plant in Shandong Province, a US$lO million75 words
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Article, Illustration448 1992-10-09 5 Reuter SEOUL The board of South Korea's Pohang Iron and Steel Company (Posco) yesterday reluctantly accepted the resignation of chairman Park Tae Joon as head of the world's third largest steelmaker. Mr Park's unexpected departure from Posco has fuelled speculation that heReuter - 448 words
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496 1992-10-09 6 Shake-up aimed at boosting world competitiveness Reuter, IHT FRANKFURT The Frankfurt bourse said it had agreed on Wednesday to the creation of a centralised German stock exchange in a major shake-up of domestic securities trading aimed at boosting international competitiveness. The FrankfurtReuter,; IHT - 496 words
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331 1992-10-09 6 Reuter WELLINGTON US food giant HJ Heinz said yesterday it had bought New Zealand's Wattie Foods as a launching pad for expansion into the Asia-Pacific region. Heinz bought Wattie, a household name in New Zealand for more than 50 years, on WednesdayReuter - 331 words
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328 1992-10-09 6 Reuter PITTSBURGH Hit by continued weak markets and low prices, most big US steelmakers lost even more money in the third quarter of 1992 than they did during the second, and are unlikely to see much improvement soon, analysts said. "Looking at progressions ofReuter - 328 words
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COMPANY BRIEFS
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86 1992-10-09 6 WASHINGTON The Senate oil Wednesday approved a plan to require pharmaceutical companies to pay fees to the government to help cover the cost of reviewing the safety of new drugs and to speed up the process, "Hie legislation, approved unanimously by voice vote,86 words
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Article51 1992-10-09 6 HOUSTON Compaq Computer Corp, citing the ferocious price-cutting in the personal-computer business, announced on Wednesday it will cut 1,000 jobs over the next few months. Compaq, which made the announcement in the early evening, said that about 700 of the cuts will be made this51 words
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Article, Illustration33 1992-10-09 6 PARIS Outside the Paris Automobile show, two inflatable "Michelin Men" from the French Michelin Tyre company circulate with a donkey cart and electronic vehicle as part of an advertising campaign.33 words
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Article78 1992-10-09 6 SAN FRANCISCO Microsoft Corp said on Wednesday that it had confiscated US$9 million (5514.3 million) worth of counterfeit versions of its MS-DOS software in a recent raid on a Sunnyvale, California, printing company. Microsoft said the Sunnyvale raid uncovered the most copies of counterfeit software it78 words
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Article89 1992-10-09 6 PARIS Ciments Francais, one of France's largest cement companies, was yesterday surrounded by controversy after the revelation of losses on off-balance sheet financial dealings believed to amount to several hundred million francs. The announcement triggered the resignation at an emergency board meeting yesterday morning of Pierre89 words
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Advertisement353 1992-10-09 4 I IN THE MARKET PAGES KL loses morning gains 23 HK eases on late sell-off 26 ZZA HITACHI ZOSEN SINGAPORE LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) INVITATION IN RESPECT OF 100,000,000 ORDINARY SHARES OF $0.20 EACH ("VENDOR SHARES") COMPRISING 70,000,000 ORDINARY SHARES BY WAY OF OFFER ("OFFER SHARES") AND353 words
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Advertisement58 1992-10-09 5 A 0 Some People Actually Claim They Come TO The Lobby Lounge For Our Famous Irish Coffee Whatever the reasons, one thing's for sure. The Lobby Lounge is still the best place to meet your friends. After work, after dinner, after all these years. Omni ©Marco Polo Hotel Singapore WARMLY58 words
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FINANCIAL NEWS
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458 1992-10-09 7 FT BONN The Bundesbank has fuelled expectations of a further easing of German interest rates by drawing back from its earlier insistence on the M 3 measure of money supply as the most important indicator of domestic monetary stability. The central bank'sFT - 458 words
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Article, Illustration323 1992-10-09 7 Harish Mehta - By Harish Mehta FHNOM PENH Two more foreign companies and their local partners have opened banks in Phnom Penh, bringing to eight the number of foreign banks operating here. Hongkong-based COE Co Ltd and its Cambodian partner recently set up Cambodian Development323 words
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SMALL CHANGE
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93 1992-10-09 7 WASHINGTON The condition of US banks improved slightly in the second quarter, but funds allocated to loan charge-ofTs and recapitalisation still exceeded the industry's record earnings, a bank rating service said. Veribanc Inc said its analysis of call report data shows that banks93 words
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Article78 1992-10-09 7 JAKARTA Indonesia's finance minister urged banks to cut high lending rates which for the past two years have been severely pinching local businesses. "If the banks don't adjust the interest rate they will get into difficulties. They can mobilise a lot of funds but78 words
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64 1992-10-09 7 LUXEMBOURG Creditors of the collapsed Bank of Credit and Commerce International yesterday fought to postpone approval of the once-and-for-all compensation plan worked out by the bank's liquidators and the Abu Dhabi majority shareholders. But Luxembourg's state prosecutor recommended that the Grand Duchy's district court64 words
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Article74 1992-10-09 7 MOSCOW The Russian central bank is planning to raise the minimum capital requirement for commercial banks 20fold, but won't force the closure of banks unable to meet the new standard, a central bank official said. Under the proposal, which hasn't yet been adopted, small banks74 words
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591 1992-10-09 7 Paul Leo - By Paul Leo SINGAPORE Forget about Japanese stocks. One of the UK's largest and most well-known funds, believes that the Japanese stock market has still much more downside to go. Andrew Dalton, chairman of Warburg Asset Management, said the Japanese market was at least591 words
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228 1992-10-09 7 Reuter TOKYO Japanese banks are hurrying to complete a plan to establish a joint unit to buy bad debts and real estate held at financial institutions as collateral against bad loans. The banks, led by Mitsubishi Bank Ltd, will probably optReuter - 228 words
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THE REGION
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NOTE BOOK
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71 1992-10-09 8 CANBERRA The Australian government yesterday announced a multi-million-dollar programme to help halt the spread of Aids in Thailand, lite Minister for Trade and Overseas Development, John Kerin, said Australian expertise, backed by government funds, would be used to help fight the development of71 words
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Article58 1992-10-09 8 JAKARTA An Indonesian military delegation including armed forces chief Try Sutrisno flew to China yesterday for a five-day visit. Senior army, navy, air force and intelligence officers accompanied Gen Try on the visit, which had been given no previous publicity. The two countries restored58 words
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Article71 1992-10-09 8 MANILA President Fidel Ramos vowed here yesterday to turn a massive garbage dump that has come to symbolise Philippine poverty into a model housing area for the urban poor. He made the pledge in a visit to the 10 storey-high Smoky Mountain, a trash71 words
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Article38 1992-10-09 8 MANILA The Philippines has passed an International Monetary Fund review of its economic performance, paving the way for the implementation of a US$4.B billion (557.6 billion) debt relief scheme, an IMF official said yesterday.38 words
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Article54 1992-10-09 8 SYDNEY Australia still faces a long haul back to full economic recovery, analysts said yesterday after fresh data showed only a fractional improvement in the unemployment rate. Seasonally adjusted figures showed that unemployment fell for the third consecutive month to 10.8 per cent in September from 10.954 words
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Article44 1992-10-09 8 TAN AH RATA, Malaysia The Malaysian Tea Producers Association has sought government assistance to help it acquire suitable land for expansion. It said unavailability of suitable land had hampered efforts to make Malaysia self-sufficient in tea production by 1995.44 words
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Article73 1992-10-09 8 JAKARTA The leader of Indonesia's timber industry has said anyone smuggling wood out of the country should be hanged. The official Antara news agency quoted Bob Hassan, head of the Indonesian Forestry Society, as saying group members who exported timber illegally caused losses to the73 words
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Article495 1992-10-09 8 High-level political scandals seen as serious obstacle to government moves AFP TAIPEI Recent economic and political reforms aimed at boosting Taiwan's international standing are threatened by revelations of high-level political corruption, analysts here say. "The increased involvement of money in local politics has seriously dampened theAFP - 495 words
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Article, Illustration260 1992-10-09 8 Reuter TAIPEI The Taipei District Court yesterday sentenced tycoon Oung Ta-ming to three and a half years in prison for his role in a US$22 million (Ss3s million) stock scandal. Oung, head of the Hualon group of companies, was guiltyReuter - 260 words
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254 1992-10-09 8 Reuter TAIPEI Taiwan's Finance Minister, Wang Chien-shien, yesterday renewed an offer to resign over a controversial proposal to increase realestate taxes to curb land speculation. Mr Wang, who assumed the finance portfolio in 1990, first tendered his resignation on Wednesday for the "sake ofReuter - 254 words
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241 1992-10-09 8 Reuter HANOI Vietnam's National Assembly has criticised the government for growing corruption, declining social services and a widening division between rich and poor, an official newspaper said yesterday. The Communist Party daily, Nhan Dan, said deputies delivered a report on Wednesday outlining economic progressReuter - 241 words
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520 1992-10-09 8 AFP, Reuter KUALA LUMPUR The Association of South-east Asian Nations (Asean) must raise its profile to improve cooperation and prevent the group from becoming a "toothless tiger", Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said on yesterday. He also proposed that Asean developAFP,; Reuter - 520 words
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295 1992-10-09 8 BANGKOK Thai businessmen have been urged to continue investing in Vietnam, despite the high degree of uncertainty there, reports Bangkok Post quoting the deputy rector of Thammasat University. The suggestion came as increasing numbers of Thai investment projects in Vietnam were being295 words
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THE WORLD
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642 1992-10-09 9 IHT PARIS Alarmed by turmoil on currency markets and a near-collapse of stock markets this week, US and European governments are pressing to reach agreement on the outlines of a global trade deal before the US presidential election next month. AmericanIHT - 642 words
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466 1992-10-09 9 Congressional approval for trade pact uncertain NYT o WASHINGTON With President George Bush overseeing Wednesday's initialling of the North American Free Trade Agreement (Nafta) and Governor Bill Clinton cautiously endorsing the pact, its eventual approval by Congress would seem assured, wereNYT - 466 words
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WORLD WATCH
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93 1992-10-09 9 LONDON Allowing the countries of Eastern Europe into the EC fold could remain prohibitively expensive for decades to come, according to a report released yesterday on the possible enlargement of the European Community. In contrast, the report concludes that five affluent nations of93 words
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Article79 1992-10-09 9 LONDON The coverage of Japan in many British national newspapers is negative and biased with a heavy concentration on whale hunting, war atrocity and "funny Jap" stories, according to a new study published in the UK. The fiercely competitive mass-market tabloids, with the exception of79 words
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Article55 1992-10-09 9 DARWIN Fisheries authorities in Darwin have issued licences for the harvesting of a protected marine creature regarded in Asia as a delicacy with aphrodisiac qualities, officials said yesterday. Northern Australian sea slugs are set to create a new export market, worth A 5500,000 a55 words
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Article46 1992-10-09 9 LONDON Strong evidence of the deepening difficulties faced by German industry came on Wednesday from Britain's leading private export credit agency, NCM Credit Insurance, which reported a 68 per cent increase in payment defaults by German importers of UK products.46 words
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Article489 1992-10-09 10 EDITORIAL IT IS touching to see the sudden concern for democracy in Hongkong that Governor Chris Patten showed in his policy speech to the local legislative council on Wednesday. His words would have been a whole lot more convincing had Britain established even a veneer of democracy489 words
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Article181 1992-10-09 10 THERE ARE THOSE who argue that the safest course would be to abandon the recent emphasis on ethnic-consciousness and return to the good old days of the Singaporean Singapore dream. But from the recent outpouring of angst from Chinese-speak-ing Singaporeans, it is now clear that the past181 words
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Article130 1992-10-09 10 THE PERENNIAL PROBLEMS of backlog cases at the Mahkamah Syariah (Syariah Court) will be reduced following the appointment of a second president of the court (judge). Apart from that, a review committee is in the midst of tabling a list of recommendations that may help speed130 words
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Article178 1992-10-09 10 MANY PEOPLE are concerned about the "Walter Woon phenomenon" and "Teo Kar Seng phenomenon" and are willing to engage in the debate. But it is undeniable that the number of people who take an emotional approach to the issue of culture are on the178 words
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Article150 1992-10-09 10 FOR US in Asia, the immediate effect of the financial melee in Europe has been the rise in value of the yen and the US dollar against the Deutschemark. The yen has strengthened mainly because volatility in European currencies and associated doubts about European unity have encouraged150 words
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Article211 1992-10-09 10 POMP AND PAGEANTRY marked the silver jubilee this week of Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah's ascension to the throne but behind that cloak of ceremony and rites is a Brunei that is beginning to assert itself in regional affairs while stepping up development efforts on the domestic front.211 words
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Article146 1992-10-09 10 GIVEN THE ROLE it has played ever since the birth of this republic, it is certainly no exaggeration for President Suharto to say that the Indonesian nation has reason to be grateful to the Indonesian Armed Forces (ABRI). As the president remarked during ceremonies to commemorate146 words
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Article, Illustration886 1992-10-09 10 Larry Holyoke - Larry Holyoke finds offshore production insulating Japanese companies from currency swings Larry Holyoke AS THE European monetary system frays and the American economy drags, a new wave of cash is heading for Japan. The tens of billions coursing across the Pacific886 words
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Advertisement157 1992-10-09 10 PROPERTY '92 A Special Business Times Survey October 88,1998 Property markets in Singapore and abroad are at a crossroads. Which turning will they take? That's what everyone wants to know, and that's the question Business Times looks at on October 28. We talk to property experts about the market trend157 words
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Miscellaneous39 1992-10-09 10 DOONESBURY GARRY TRUDEAU WOULD you unrMnu P>D HBV.RAY! 7W5 miSISCAUfQRNIA<& OQ7 STEP OUT OF- V?m HOUJ m myOUTO I BKH6MS UOUCt/T BABES AF£ PROTECTEC? yv ITS MB, THZVWICie, f lON6 STEP OUT OF I TfcSTUN Be HAP- STATE CHARTER.39 words
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1200 1992-10-09 11 Philip Shenon - Philip Shenon looks at the mixed success of Indonesia's resettlement programme to relieve overpopulation in Java Philip Shenon NYT IN THE last quarter-century, more than 5 million impoverished Indonesians have been uprooted as part of a bold attempt by the government to relieve severeNYT - 1,200 words
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Article, Illustration2088 1992-10-09 11 Kathy Kiely - If Bill Ginton and the Democrats move into the White House, a new cast will determine foreign and economic policies. Kathy Kiely names the top contenders and examines their track records Kathy Kiely Worldlink THE badly battered real estate industry in the nation's capital is anticipating a upturn.Worldlink - 2,088 words
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Advertisement63 1992-10-09 11 EXCEPTIONAL! 4 High Perfoiming Sydney CBD Investments For Sale Priced from only A 55.71 million ju 4 GIFT I.R.R. assessed 20% plus M IYLTCTHR ft/lift ft 4 VTC Lu F° r further details contact: n I Wt.MUfi ntlU nms m Robert Harris. Svdnev (02) 251 5888 N EtBMC M Jim63 words
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Advertisement278 1992-10-09 12 WHERE TO WINE, DINE... Ins Our Tim Sum promises to leave a foreign taste in your mouth. Sink your teeth into authentic Tim Sum without flying to Hong Kong. You see. that's where our Seafood Theatre chefs hail from. They'll tempt you with exquisite delicacies like Abalone Har Kau, Cuttlefish278 words
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Advertisement369 1992-10-09 12 ftp tflheTO Put* fhemr)dst International Buffet October 1 31,1992 Noon to UOptn vm-jp/ Adult $36+> vTr/j Child under 10: $11++ Top of the M goes international Yii this month. Come savour t*»MPirt» cuisine from around the world. At Top of the M, we put the world at your fingertips. wimtemWkrmiT^atM369 words
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Miscellaneous685 1992-10-09 12 TELEVISION AND RADIO niiniilaa ***** 12 &2tSL m business ON RADIO h VJ llUUlilCk 71s °P™"B by -2SS2 BBC. U. 9 hHz ki VHF Bm< H C »a. Bwiws. T«mr. S.SS Ml Opening followed by IH- <M). 7.OS«n, l.Mp*, 5.05(*«, l.»Sa«: Cotamtai. and tk. Aged 0»- He Prince Odric <C).685 words
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Article, Illustration716 1992-10-09 13 Andrew Lim - A poor turnout notwithstanding, Andrew Lim finds the concert given by the youthful Australian Chamber Orchestra to be one of the best so far this year Andrew Lim A SPARSELY attended concert can at times be dampening for the performer, but this did not deter the716 words
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388 1992-10-09 13 Obituary: Allan Bloom AP Allan bloom, author of the 1987 bestseller The Closing of the American Mind a scathing critique of America's colleges and universities, died on Wednesday at the age of 62. Bloom, a University of Chicago professor, died of peptic ulcerAP - 388 words
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408 1992-10-09 13 AP THEY burst onto the runway, guitars in hand, with the Beatles song Help booming through the hall. The four Beatle lookalikes led by top model Linda Evangelista could not have picked a more apt song to kick off the Complice showAP - 408 words
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Article, Illustration496 1992-10-09 13 CHATTERBOX ELIZABETH TAYLOR isn't shy when it comes to promoting safe sex. The movie queen appears on the cover of the November issue of Vanity Fair, waving a condom. Taylor has campaigned vigorously for Aids awareness and education. Her husband, Larry Fortensky, is also taking496 words
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Article, Illustration57 1992-10-09 13 LONDON WILLARD WHITE as Porgy and Cyatkia Haymon as Bess singing together during a dress rehearsal of Gershwin's 1930s opera Porgy And Bess at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden on Wednesday. Directed by Trevor Nunn, the opera which opens today is a revival57 words
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Advertisement191 1992-10-09 13 AND ENTERTAIN The Ocean's Catch i Our Seafood Buffet on Fridays are "fishy" affairs. Drop by for the freshest catch from the ocean Buffet Lunch from 12 pm at $19.50++ Buffet Dinner from 630 pm at $21.00++ ANA HOTEL SINGAPORE 732-1222 extension 1700 a t tnii imm urn IT'S NOT191 words
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Advertisement23 1992-10-09 13 Calling all SINGAPORE BUSINESS subscribers If you have not received your subscription copy, please call us during office hours on tel: 256-5559 (toll-free)23 words
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Advertisement170 1992-10-09 13 Club v < Barbecue Buffet Eat as much as you can flm|tU|]n9^K every Friday Saturday IttU im%l ilr^^S at the Poolside Tee-Off Cafe H(]nW||fU]fw between 6.30pm to IO.OOpm ||NU|lp|J Adult $13.50 Child 57.50 fpfcU For reservations, please call Tee-Off Cafe I j at 322 4221/3 (Direct) oral 221 281 I170 words
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Article, Illustration1463 1992-10-09 14 Hongkong Governor Christopher Patten addressed the opening of the 1992/93 session of the Legislative Council on Wednesday. We reproduce below a summary of his speech. MY policy address to the Legislative Council spells out the kind of Hongkong we want to see in1,463 words
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Article, Illustration976 1992-10-09 16 Stephen Kinzer - Gypsies, the wanderers who conjure images of romance and mystery, are having a hard time in a non-communist world, especially in unified Germany. Stephen Kinzer reports Stephen Kinzer NYT AMONG all Europe's races, tribes and peoples, none stand out from the rest more vividlyNYT - 976 words
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Advertisement480 1992-10-09 14 IDo they work harder? Or just work smarter? ITFS also underscores your company's commitment >' ft 1 Because when all things are equal, nothing to developing international business. An essential I gives your overseas business a better competitive factor that converts prospects into customers and 1 edge than Singapore Telecom's480 words
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Advertisement270 1992-10-09 15 v-t ,<-■ < RAIN OR SHINE uobTS?S&> YO! R yifi n LD Now, you can harvest all the benefits of a high-yield IP Tf A T% A |L investment assurance plan without having to worry about the m I -I I ARAN I hh J risks With the new UOB270 words
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Advertisement151 1992-10-09 16 FOR BUSINESS OR PLEASURE, A PARADISE ISLAND WITHIN AN ISLAND PARADISE. Mystical, magical Bali. Where placid terraced rice-fields and majestic peaks contrast with fascinating rituals, art, theatre and music to offer the city-weary an experience that's truly out of this world. And where the Bali Hilton International, in gloriously unspoilt151 words
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Advertisement212 1992-10-09 17 #^■Sr.- ™LilBP- ifc 9w I I I twRM; f| if THE SKY'S NO LIIV^^H AST: Redefining the^^B Frontiers of Computing f Just as the space shuttle extended Man's geographical redefining today's concepts of power, functionality and limits, AST has transcended the boundaries of PC- productivity. ,i* t based computing with212 words
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Article, Illustration109 1992-10-09 18 SYDNEY Wimbledon champion Andre Agassi (right) was blasted out of the Australian indoor tennis championship yesterday by Germany's Patrik Kuhnen, who served a remarkable 23 aces in 10 service games. The unseeded Kuhnen opened with three straight aces and went on to break Agassi's109 words
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Article64 1992-10-09 18 TOULOUSE, France Petr Korda of Czechoslovakia and Guy Forget of France, the top seeds in the U*****,000 (*****,850) Toulouse Open, advanced into the second round on Wednesday. Korda, a finalist at the French Open in June, beat Sweden's Thomas Hogstadt 6-4, 6-1. Forget, the defending64 words
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Article61 1992-10-09 18 ZURICH Five-time defending champion Steffi Graf cruised into the quarter-finals of the U*****,000 (*****,500) European indoor tennis tournament with a 6-0, 6-2 secondround win on Wednesday over her compatriot Wiltrud Probst. Top-seeded Graf, the world's second-ranked woman player, converted her first match point after 47 minutes61 words
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Article76 1992-10-09 18 OSLO The owner of a slightly rundown hotel stunned Norwegians on Wednesday by announcing his price for a precious room during the 1994 Winter Olympics in Lillehammer free. "I don't need the money," said Ove Nielsen, the 68-year-old owner of the Bellevue Sportell in downtown76 words
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457 1992-10-09 18 Bob Lohr shares pole position with John Ross AP LAS VEGAS Bob Lohr shot a seven-under-par 65 on Wednesday for a share of the first-round lead in the Las Vegas Invitational golf tournament on Wednesday. "In this kind of tournament, with fourAP - 457 words
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Article, Illustration287 1992-10-09 18 AFP HAMBURG An annoyed Fred Couples has defended his decision to miss the World Match Play Championship in order to play in the' Honda Open, which started here yesterday. The US Masters champion's choice enraged Match Play organiser Mark McCormack who hinted on Tuesday thatAFP - 287 words
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405 1992-10-09 18 AFP SYDNEY Long-expected controversy over cigarette sponsorship emerged in Australia yesterday when the Australian Cricket Board (ACB) came under fire after it fined Test star Greg Matthews for crushing a cigarette packet in an anti-smoking magazine advertisement. The all-rounder said he had been fined afterAFP - 405 words
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221 1992-10-09 18 AFP PARIS The ailing World Sportscar Championship has finally been killed off by motor sport's ruling body, Fisa, after a miserable 1992 season. The move was announced on Wednesday by Fisa president Max Mosley, who has meanwhile been unanimously re-elected for a four-year term. MosleyAFP - 221 words
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275 1992-10-09 19 Reuter BELGRADE Former world chess champion Bobby Fischer beat Boris Spassky on Wednesday in the 16th game of their replay series in Belgrade after 34 moves and four and a half hours of play. Fischer now leads the series 6-3. The first playerReuter - 275 words
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Article, Illustration385 1992-10-09 19 Reuter TILBURG, Netherlands World chess champion Garry Kasparov is not playing in the Interpolis chess tournament because he is too busy to defend the title he won last year, organisers said on •Wednesday. But Jan Timman and Nigel Short, the grandmasters vying to snatch theReuter - 385 words
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Advertisement812 1992-10-09 18 Pl'/ "CT Banque Francaise DiVmC du Commerce Exterieur AND ITS SUBSIDtAMK J TUZt WiMaN «*>»»»■'* »OW—WSOI Tmm. 0"* CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31 DECEMBER 1991 CONSOUDATED NCOME STATEMENT AS AT 31 DECEMBER 1991 (FRF thousands) (FRF B^anda) As—t» 0*31,1111 0*31,1*0 Ok 31,1M1 o*3l, UN Cash sndtis tea CaflM tanks,812 words
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Advertisement309 1992-10-09 19 We've Got It All Together We 're looking forward to welcoming you on board our new advantage. So start your South African adventure at Changi Wednesday morning service to Johannesburg. You'll experience a Airport, after all no one knows it like we do. Charming people to service graced with charm309 words
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Article, Illustration3845 1992-10-09 20 Quak Hiang Whai - By Quak Hiang Whai THE Singapore stock market continued to drag its feet yesterday, with share prices ending mixed in very thin trade. Brokers, however, were relieved that the Straits Times Industrials Index remained above the critical 1,330 level, despite a fall in3,845 words
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Article, Illustration81 1992-10-09 20 Quak Hiang Whai - HOT STOCK -By Quak Hiang Whai FROM above $9 early this year, Overseas Union Enterprise fell to its medium term support at $6. If that gives way, it could be headed for $5. However, weekly stochastics and RSI are near zero, suggesting that OUE may have gone down tooSOURCE: BRIDGE INFO - 81 words
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Advertisement71 1992-10-09 20 fjjk BERTOLUCCI T1 I TMf HOUR CLASS Lucky flau W: 7)*****/1 Scon Tct 2J*****/71W OwtpOM TH 7)4 IS* FCnrauUPUu Tft: ))7UOV)MSM) PjU.i R*«a.»anc* T«4:7))1262/S4) Ram«T«4 1)4)241 Oungi Alport Tcxnnal 1 (ta» Wca WWyl T«f S429OMQ. Term.oil 2 (South w.ng) TH S42MMI Wt A«m TMC HOUR CLASS 20 B-dftard Road «07-0071 words
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Article3153 1992-10-09 21 IDBS Foreign 1140 20 +18% Robinson 670 +15 2.3% 'UOB Foreign 660 +15 2 3% IOUE 615 +10 +17% *Roth Inds 50* 550 +10 +1 9% ISPH Foreign 1290 +10 +08% Semb Shipyard 710 +10 +1.4% •CAC 585 +5 +0.9% IFAN 940 5 0.5% Hai3,153 words
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Advertisement169 1992-10-09 21 Wmmmsßr YOU VERY OWN HASSLE-FREE UCTMNKQ^meHWjCj! If news and other pertinent information on companies listed on the Stock Exchange And for a subscription fee of only $250 per month, you and your company can of Singapore Cloh International are important to you and your business, then SPH subscribe to this169 words
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Article3444 1992-10-09 22 Uniphoenix 175 +12 +7.4% DunJop Em CULS 310 +10 +3.3* Magnum Corp 50* 535 +10 +1.9% M Cement 50* 276 +6 +2.2% Tongkah Hldgs 122 +6 +5.2% HLeong Credit 258 +5 +2.0% DunJop Est 334 +4 +1.2% Sg Way TSR97 102 +4 +4.1% Tractors 50"3,444 words
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Advertisement332 1992-10-09 22 BUSINESS TIMES Toll free Tel No 737 0043 Fax No: 734 3608 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT (CHAPTER 50) AND In the Matter of INTERNATIONAL LAPIDARY PTE LTD (la Voluntary Liquidation) MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai pursuant to Section 308 of The Companies Act, Cap.332 words
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Advertisement356 1992-10-09 22 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT (CHAPTER SO) AND In the Matter of PINE GREEN INVESTMENT (S) PTE LTD (In Voluntary Liquidation) MEMBERS'VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP i NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Section 308 of The Companies Act. Cap. 50, that the Final Meeting of the members of the356 words
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Advertisement347 1992-10-09 22 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 9» AND IN THE MATTES OP CHIN GIAP COMPANY PRIVATE LIMITED (Incorporated in tlw Repwbiic of Singapore) AT an extraordinary General Meeting of CHIN GIAP COMPANY PRIVATE LIMITED held at 200 Jalan Sultan *13-08 Textile Centre. Singapore 0719. on Monday, S October347 words
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Advertisement300 1992-10-09 22 M DC MATTER Of THE COMW>NM ACT, CAR. 90 AMD MIW MATTER OF LEWES SMOAPORE PTE LTD (In MmMJMmMwt NOTICES OR RESOLUTIONS (Pursuant to Secflen 290(2Xb)) Attn Extraordinary Qsmril Muting of the Company held 1 9 Rsnawg Road *12-00 Park MaN. Singapore 0823 on 30 September i wk uw lowing300 words
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Article, Illustration5353 1992-10-09 23 Bernama LACK OF fresh leads yesterday saw cautious investors in Kuala Lumpur taking profits from the morning's gains as share prices ended on a mixed note. The KLSE Composite Index at the close added 1.18 points to 591.77 and the all-share Emas IndexBernama - 5,353 words
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Article156 1992-10-09 24 Cmumy Date Yw Croo N«t Not ooraiop 6mi mm to profit/loss (L) por skaro iMdowd (*•00) (conts) Rashid Hussain Sep 24 May 92 M$41.098($42.037) 244(33) 5(5) Kamunttng Sep 15 Maf 92 M$41,394(M$21.011) 29(1.3) 1N(15N) MCB Sep 15 Mar 92 M$497(M$2.4U) 3(3) 25(2.5) M Plantations Sep 15 Ma. 92156 words
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Article157 1992-10-09 24 Oct 6 Marco Polo Developments Ltd has borrowed $374 million to fund its residential project in Jurong and refinance its existing credit facilities. Hong Fok Corporation has shelved plans to expand International Building in view of the sluggish rental market and the development charge. Singapore Aerospace Ltd has157 words
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Article367 1992-10-09 24 Company Mghts bono GaMn Hop* One-tor-sa MJ1 50 per share Ex-date: At« 27 Books close: Sep 10 Acceptance 1 Payment: Oct 22 MAS One-tor-one MIS 00 per star: Ex-date Sep 7 Boohs dose Sep 21 Acceptance t Payment No* 2 0C8C One-for-five e S3 00 per local share367 words
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Article91 1992-10-09 24 Orchard Parade HUgs Ltd: EGM at the Golden Shower Room I, Orchard Parade Hotel, 1 Tanglin Road, Singapore 1024 on Tuesday, October 13 at 12.00 noon OUB Ltd: EGM at the Board Room, 45th Storey, OU6 Centre, 1 Raffles Place, Singapore 0104, on Wednesday, October 14 at 10.3091 words
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Article385 1992-10-09 24 Conversion Special Trig Scripiess Coo version deadline Period Trading Company starts (IDP) (ST) starts Alex Hides Sep 28 Oct 22 Oct 12 Oct 22 Oct 23 A polk) Sep 14 Oct 8 Sep 28 Oct 8 Oct 9 BAT Sep 14 Oct 8 Sep 28 Oct 8 Oct385 words
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Article333 1992-10-09 24 Cw»—y Date Yaar Graap pr*-tex Net aaraiags Cress mh to preftt/toss (L) par shara dMdaad COOO) (caats) Amalgamated S Sep 30 Jun 92 MS134,025(M$143,495) 16.4(13) 12(10) Antah Sep 30 Jun 92 MJ25,132(M$37,468) 6.4(119) 6TE(6) Bedford Sep 30 Jun 92 M$40,092t(M$25,500) 3.2t(2.2) 2(-) Metal Ctamers Sep 30 Jun 92333 words
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Article965 1992-10-09 24 Cwraat Ex Mu Data Tatal tor Trial fir paywaart data ctosa payaMa ttaa yaar last yaar Aon 5%(l> Sep 18 Sep 30 Od 15 5% 122% HHS 50c 3.51(b) Sep 10 Sep 24 Oct 23 35% 35% Bedford 50c 1% Nov 2 Nov 16 Dec 7 2% BMT965 words
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320 1992-10-09 24 la local carr la S$ la US$ iy ft 4y yr dy yr Oct 7 ladex cfcy chfe tkgt chgc due cfcge World 370.2 0.4 -9.3 0.4 -10.4 0.3 -8.8 iEAFE 432.4 0.4 -13.9 0.5 -13.9 0.4 -12.4 Europe 387.6 1.3 -5.8 1.3 -8.0 1.2320 words
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Article193 1992-10-09 24 f impinr Date NaH-yMr Graap pre-tax tatartai am to pr«m/lMS (L) COM) George Kent Oct 5 Jul 92 M512,898(M55,226) 8(5) Jacks Ml Oct 5 Jul 92 5683(51,4981) Johan HMgs Oct 5 Jul 92 *59,592 (M52,7621) Inno-Pacific Oct 1 Jun 92 52,331L(S1.243) AJhance Tech Sep 30 Jun 92 $329<S104)193 words
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Article, Illustration610 1992-10-09 24 Moving Averages: A moving average curve shows at any one time the mean of the prices over a specified time frame. A five-day moving average, for instance, is the average of the last five days' prices. Moving averages (MA) are normally plotted with the prices, and serve asCHARTS BY BRIDGE - 610 words
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Article, Illustration418 1992-10-09 25 CLSA THE CHINESE stock markets continued to drift lower yesterday. The All China Index lost 34.61 points to close at 2,328.20. The fall was mainly due to the decline in the Shanghai A market with Vacuum being the worst hit stock. Its price dropped byCLSA - 418 words
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Article, Illustration955 1992-10-09 25 SENTIMENT remained bearish on the Jakarta Stock Exchange as shortage of liquidity kept squeezing the market yesterday, brokers said. The Official Index edged up 0.16 of a point to 299.83. Prices ended mixed in thin trade, with some blue-chips rising slightly and most others ending955 words
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Article, Illustration2117 1992-10-09 25 Reuter BANKS, FINANCE and securities shares, as well as smaller issues in the agribusiness sector led prices higher on the Thai stock exchange yesterday, brokers said. The SET Index ended up 11.36 points at 883.36 on turnover of 16.67 billion baht. Siam City BankReuter; Source: Bridge Info - 2,117 words
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Article, Illustration2590 1992-10-09 26 Reuter TOKYO stocks staged a late rebound to close firmer after a listless session yesterday. Technical buying linked to yesterday's expiry of October options contracts pulled prices up, but most investors remained on the sidelines, brokers said. Some public fund buying also helped provide support.Reuter - 2,590 words
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Article, Illustration2430 1992-10-09 26 Reuter HONGKONG stocks finished easier yesterday on a flurry of late selling by overseas institutions after a day of choppy trading. The Hang Seng Index closed down 33.50 points at 5,555.53. The All Ordinaries Index slipped 8.32 at 2,962.28. Turnover was a slim HKSI.63Reuter - 2,430 words
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Article, Illustration2055 1992-10-09 27 Reuter BARGAIN HUNTERS yesterday helped the Australian share market to close higher in what brokers described as a solid day's trade. Recent sharp falls in the leading index were attracting buyers to blue chip stocks, they said. "BHP was the star performer, up 14 centsReuter; Source: Bridge Info - 2,055 words
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Article551 1992-10-09 27 TAIPEI STOCKS ended 2.7 per cent j higher yesterday after Finance Minister Wang Chien-shien tendered his resigna- tion on Wednesday over a controversial property tax proposal. Brokers said the I market was helped by the resignation j offer. Mr Wang is known for taking a tough stance towards the551 words
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Article547 1992-10-09 27 SHARE PRICES finished mixed yesterday, marked by bargain-hunting in secondary commercial stocks and slight profit-taking in blue chips. Index-relat-ed stocks pulled down the Manila Composite Index 3.98 points to end at 1,403.82, although overall advances outnumbered declines 57 to 27. Brokers said a visiting US business mission in Manila547 words
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Article333 1992-10-09 27 THE NEW ZEALAND share market ended lower yesterday led by some hefty falls in several of the leaders, notably Telecom. The NZSE-40 Capital Index fell for the fourth straight day to a new five-month low, down 7.57 to 1,384.64. It is now only about 15 points above its333 words
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Article65 1992-10-09 27 STOCKS declined yesterday amid concern about the outlook for interest rates, traders said. Investors arc mainly worried that new charges for funding transactions for the two-week period starting today will be higher than expected. The BSE Index feU to 3,211,55, a drop of more than 36 points from Tuesday's65 words
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Article50 1992-10-09 27 INDICES TURNOVER Chae Oct 8 NEW ZEALAND NZSE-40 CapiUi 1.384.64 1,392.31 -7.57 MANILA Composite Index 1.403.82 1,407.80 -3.98 Turnover (mil pe*o>) 298.9 367 -68.1 TAIPEI Weighted Price Index 3,688.21 3,592.12 +96.09 Turnover (NTS billion) 21.2 13.1 +8.1 SEOUL Composite Stock Index 318.43 524.38 -5.95 Turnover (billion won) 239.04 173.37 -65.6750 words
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Article790 1992-10-09 27 PROFIT-TAKING from recent rises eroded early gains centred on two markers heavily weighted on the index, pushing the Seoul stock market to a lower dose yesterday. The Composite Index lost 5.95 points to 518.43. Turnover totalled 239.04 billion won compared with 173.37 billion on Wednesday. Brokers said buying interest790 words
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Article, Illustration1295 1992-10-09 28 NEW YORK stocks closed sharply lower in quiet trading on Wednesday as a late waving of selling, touched off by rising interest rates, thwarted the market's bid to stabilise following Monday's tumultuous session. Trading was subdued as many market players stayed out to observe Yom Kippur, a Jewish1,295 words
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Article, Illustration753 1992-10-09 28 SHARE PRICES firmed in busy trading on the London stock exchange on Wednesday, rising 1.1 per cent as sterling continued to rally, pushing aside fears that British interest rates might have to rise. At the close, the FT-SE Index of 100 leading shares was up 28.7 points at 2,517.1.753 words
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Article201 1992-10-09 28 THE FRANKFURT stock market staged a "technical rally" on Wednesday, operators said, as the DAX Spot Trend Index ended at 1,436.05, up 1.1 per cent from the Tuesday close. The Commerzbank indicator finished at 1,607.20, up 0.5 per cent for the day. Operators attributed the rise mainly to bargain-hunting,201 words
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Article182 1992-10-09 28 THE PARIS bourse scored a strong advance on Wednesday, which operators attributed to a sudden awareness that German interest rates have declined in the last few days. In rather active trading, the CAC 40 Price Index finished at 1,654.15 points, up 2.58 per cent by comparison with the Tuesday182 words
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Article179 1992-10-09 28 ITALIAN SHARES made sharp gains on Wednesday as dealers cited shortcovering before the options expiry on Monday and foreign buying on the weak lira. The MIB Index closed 2.67 per cent firmer at 730. Key blue chips rallied but mostly closed ofT highs. Fiat rose 5.7 per cent to179 words
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Article348 1992-10-09 28 DUTCH SHARES ended mixed in a quiet market on Wednesday where institutional investors remained outside and professional market makers took profits after Monday's slump. The EOE Index closed at 279.08, up 0.81 points. One of the biggest gainers, Akzo, rose 1.20 points to 135.40 after investors bought heavily to348 words
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Article272 1992-10-09 28 BELGIAN SHARES were pushed to a higher close on Wednesday by a domestic interest rate cut, a rise in flagship holding company Ste Generale de Belgique after the announcement of better-than-expected first-half 1992 earnings and a higher opening on Wall Street. But traders said volume remained low, showing a272 words
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Article417 1992-10-09 28 JOHANNESBURG share prices drifted easier in quiet trade on Wednesday, pulled down by a lack of interest on the market and the recovery in the financial rand foreign investment unit which put golds and the shares of ofTshore listed companies under pressure, dealers said. "It's as dead as a417 words
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Article322 1992-10-09 28 AFTER A STEADY morning, Toronto stocks imitated a downturn on Wall Street to close moderately lower on Wednesday dealers said. Disappointment over the Fed's failure to cut rates and a poor result in the US seven-year note auction added to-the sell-ofT. Analysts now say the Fed may not cut322 words
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Article87 1992-10-09 28 SWEDISH SHARES closed strongly higher on Wednesday but still nervous after the Central Bank's cut in the marginal lending rate today helped money market rates lower. The All-Share Index rose 1.85 per cent to 654.50. The index for the top 16 companies ended up 2.24 per cent. f»n nliLnln87 words
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Article73 1992-10-09 28 INDICES TURNOVER NEW YORK Close Piwtuw Oct 7 Dow Jones SAP 500 Turnover (million) 3,152.25 3,178.19 404.25 407.18 184.38 203.50 -25.94 -2.93 -19.12 LONDON Financial Times 30 FTSE 100 Turnover (million) 1,847.3 2,517.1 543.7 1.814.2 2,488.4 465.4 33.1 28.7 78.3 FRANKFURT DAX Index 1,436.05 1,420.30 +15.75 AMSTERDAM EOE Index 279.0873 words
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Article206 1992-10-09 28 Zurich Oct 7 Francs Alusuisse Br 345 -12 Brown Boveri Br 3480 10 CS Holding Br 1975 55 CS Holding Reg 374 13 Ciba Geigy Br 625 12 Ciba Geigy Ps 602 9 Ciba Geigy Reg 610 10 Crossair Br 180 unch Elektrowatt Br 1990 -5 Fischer Br 795 15206 words
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1186 1992-10-09 29 REPORTS THE US dollar soared 1-1/2 pfennigs in active trade and was higher across the board led by short-covering and stoploss orders yesterday, dealers said. Stop-loss sterling sell orders near $1.70 were triggered in the afternoon. The dollar's gains against other major1,186 words
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367 1992-10-09 29 Reuter MADRID The Bank of Spain's move to partially remove capital controls imposed last month is unlikely to stave off devaluation pressure but is a step in the right direction to restoring market confidence, analysts said. "This is a positive move, we are gettingReuter - 367 words
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Article1482 1992-10-09 29 3IWLA EUKOPOLLAH Open High Low Sett Est Vol Act/Vol Op/lnt Dec 92 96.76 96.79 96.75 96.79 7030 ***** ***** Mar 93 96.71 96.75 96.70 96.74 6540 8694 ***** Jun 93 96.36 96.41 96.35 96.39 4605 5370 ***** Sep 93 95.95 96.01 95.95 96.00 3135 1505 3712 Dec 931,482 words
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Article409 1992-10-09 29 Cross rates o«_8 US$ SS MS Dm Yen SFr A$ NZS USS 1.5940 2.5010 1.4560 120.60 0.5851 1.2800 1.3889 1.8349 SS 0.6274 1.5690 0.9134 75.6587 0.3671 0.8030 0.8713 1.1511 MS 0.3998 0.64 0.5822 48.2207 0.2340 0.5118 0.5553 0.7337 Dm 0.6868 1.0948 1.7177 82.83 0.4019 0.8791 0.9539 1.2602409 words
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Article537 1992-10-09 29 Interbank rates ss Bid Offer Overnight 1/4 3/8 1-month 15/16 1 1/16 2-month 1 3/16 1 5/16 3-month 1 1/4 1 3/8 Overnight mode: 3/4 LS$ Bid Offer 7 days 3 1/8 3 1/4 1 month 3 1/8 3 1/4 2 months 3 1/16 3 3/16 3 months537 words
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339 1992-10-09 30 Reuter KUALA LUMPUR The world's key rubber producers have agreed to draw up plans to coordinate their production and marketing strategies to beat weak prices, but Malaysia said the move will not amount to a producer cartel. The Association of NaturalReuter - 339 words
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285 1992-10-09 30 Knight-Ridder TOKYO Asia, notably Japan, is likely to buy less Cuban sugar in the coming year because of high freight costs and habitually late shipments. "Japan imported 300,000 tonnes (from Cuba) this year," said one Japanese trade-house dealer. "NextKnight-Ridder - 285 words
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754 1992-10-09 30 REPORTS THE PRICE of tin on the Kuala Lumpur Tin Market recovers two sen to close at M$ 15.51 per kg on some buying support. Dealers said the overnight trading on the London Metal Exchange settled unchanged from the previous level as the754 words
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Article1473 1992-10-09 30 Rubber HAS Commodity Exdnwf (future dotteg m it Ipw) RSS 1 Contract (S cents/kg) Close Volume Open Month High Low Sett (tonnes) Interest Nov 92 144.75 144.75 145.00 150 2,175 Dec 143.50 143.00 143.00 1,225 4,150 Jan 93 140.50 140.25 140.00 1,400 5,150 Feb 0.00 0.00 139.25 0 5,5001,473 words
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Article, Illustration567 1992-10-09 31 Susan Tiberghien - LETTER FROM CAMBRIDGE By Susan Tiberghien IHT C L LASTIC or B M paper, lady?" asked the -M. young man with a ponytail, as I was looking in my purse for enough cash to pay for the groceries. It was summer vacation and I had returned toIHT - 567 words
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Article151 1992-10-09 31 As at 10am yesterday: Local dollars to one unit of foreign currency Currencies Bid Offer Australian dollar 1.1430 1.1592 Canadian dollar 1.2660 1.2920 NZ dollar 0.8606 0.8783 Sterling pound 2.7113 2.7495 US dollar 1.5900 1.5980 Local dollar* to 100 aaits of foreign uunacy Austrian schilling 15.70151 words
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Article91 1992-10-09 31 Duration Title Venue Organiser Td Nov 7-15 International Barcelona, Foire De (34)3/*****51 Caravaning Show Spain Barcelonc Nov 10 Telecommunication Inn on the Tania Surley, 071-*****14 Contracts A Part, London IBC Technical (fax) Business Review Services Nov 10-12 Computer Alexandra Blenheim 081-*****33 Graphics Palace, On-Line Ltd London Duration91 words
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Advertisement291 1992-10-09 31 A HER WORLD TALK WOMEN^yI Date: Saturday Oct 31, 1992 Time: 2pm to spm Venue: The Dynasty Singapore, Regal Room (level 2) Fee: $22.50 per person the fee is inclusive of a copy of the HER WORLD Oct '92 issue DO you know your rights as a woman where WHAT291 words
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Miscellaneous164 1992-10-09 31 Singapore Outlook: Showers over seven] areas in the late morning and early afternoon. Report Maximum temperature 31.5 Assoc humidity 75% Minimum temperature 25.4 Assoc humidity 99% Hours of sunshine 4.60 Rainfall in mm trace Rainfall this month 101.6 Rainy days this month 5 World report Asia-Pacific Hi/Lo* Cond. Auckland 19/09164 words
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497 1992-10-09 32 Lower reserve requirements for banks, easier export credit offered Reuter BOMBAY India's central bank yesterday cut interest rates by one percentage point, reduced reserve requirements for banks and announced easier credit for exporters in a bid to spur economic revival. Reserve Bank ofReuter - 497 words
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Article, Illustration469 1992-10-09 32 Reuter, AFP BRIGHTON The British Chancellor of the Exchequer, Norman Lamont, has dampened hopes of an imminent cut in British interest rates, saying he would not hesitate to adjust them meaning an increase if the government's anti-inflation targets were atReuter,; AFP - 469 words
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299 1992-10-09 32 Reuter TOKYO Several ruling party lawmakers set up a group yesterday to expel scandal-ridden party backroom boss Shin Kanemaru in the first sign of open rebellion against the "kingmaker" of Japanese politics. "Mr Kanemaru has not settled accounts with the people," Shokei Arai,Reuter - 299 words
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242 1992-10-09 32 AFP, Reuter BANGKOK Thailand's air force chief yesterday appealed for unity, a day after Parliament overturned a decree absolving of criminal responsibility the generals who ordered a crackdown on democracy protests in May. Air Chief Marshal Gun Pimanthip told reporters thatAFP,; Reuter - 242 words
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Article, Illustration611 1992-10-09 32 CATHERINE ONG; CATHERINE ONG - The Bottom Line CATHERINE ONG CATHERINE ONG The writer is BT's Hongkong Correspondent THE HONEYMOON is over. With the unveiling of his fiveyear agenda for Hongkong, Governor Chris Patten will now have to ride the rough and tumble of Sino-British-Hongkong politics which so bedevilled611 words
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Article, Illustration173 1992-10-09 32 SAN ANTONIO, Texas President George Bush has full confidence in his economic advisers, a White House spokesman said, contrary to a report that they have been divided by personal animosity and turf fights. Mr Bush "has full confidence in his economic team", spokesman Marlin173 words
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268 1992-10-09 32 Reuter BOSTON Derek Walcott of Trinidad won the 1992 Nobel Literature Prize yesterday and said he was honoured to receive the US$l.2 million (Ssl.9 million) award but it would not make his work of composing poetry easier. "Nothing can affect the fact that whenReuter - 268 words
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248 1992-10-09 32 Reuter TOKYO Russian President Boris Yeltsin, in comments at a Moscow news conference shown on Japanese television, has said that two out of the four disputed Kurile Islands could be handed back to Japan under a 1956 agreement. However, Chief Cabinet Secretary Koichi KatoReuter - 248 words
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307 1992-10-09 33 Juliette Walker - Freight forwarder opens representative office in Beijing By Juliette Walker SINGAPORE Homegrown Trans-Link Express has further extended its international freight forwarding network by opening a representative office in Beijing. Trans-Link managing director Ole Dyrhauge said the company had opened the Beijing office late last month307 words
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Article389 1992-10-09 33 Repairs needed may cost an additional USs6m, says report AP LONG BEACH, California Rusted rivets on the Queen Mary indicate the ship should be put in dry dock immediately and repaired, a consultant's report said. The repairs needed to keep the tourist attraction safe andAP - 389 words
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366 1992-10-09 33 Bloomberg NEW YORK OMI Corp, a tanker and shipping company, said it believes a foreign shareholder on Wednesday sold 1.3 million OMI shares in a single block representing 4 per cent of the company's roughly 32 million shares outstanding. The block was crossed atBloomberg - 366 words
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1182 1992-10-09 33 Page Col ABC Containerize 12 I Accord Group 8 1-3 Ahrenkiel Liner 16 4 Allied-Link 16 4/5 Alpha Feeders 6 1 ANL 3 1/2 APL 5 3-5 Asia Cont Lines 14 5 Asian Break-Bulk 16 3 ASCL 5 5 ASXCL Shpg 15 21,182 words
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Article, Illustration173 1992-10-09 33 AP KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia wants to hold an international conference on safety in the Straits of Malacca following a collision last month that caused oil from a Japanese tanker to be swept ashore. Law Hieng Ding, the Science, Technology and Environment Minister, yesterdayAP - 173 words
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322 1992-10-09 33 Knight-Ridder LONDON Members of the International Association of Independent Tanker Owners (Intertanko) unanimously called on charterers, including the world's largest oil companies, to recognise the need for higher freight rates to allow owners to maintain good quality tonnage. "It is time to confrontKnight-Ridder - 322 words
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316 1992-10-09 33 Reuter ATHENS A 20-year depression in the shipping industry has forced shipowners to keep old fleets, increasing safety risks onboard vessels, the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) said. The shipping industry watchdog's general secretary William O'Neil outlined the problem to an internationalReuter - 316 words
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64 1992-10-09 34 ROTTERDAM Dutch customs officers on Wednesday seized five tonnes of hashish from a Jamaican coaster in Rotterdam harbour, the ANP news agency reported. The drug, thought to originate in Morocco, was stowed in jute bales behind a double wall on board the64 words
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Article98 1992-10-09 34 KANSAS CITY Burlington Northern Railroad in the US plans to add about 1,400 covered hopper cars to its grain fleet, already the largest in the industry, a company release said. "BN's decision to increase its covered hopper fleet was made after shippers recently ordered BN's98 words
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Article, Illustration54 1992-10-09 34 ATHENS The captain of the glamorous luxury yacht of the late Greek tycoon Aristotle Onassis looked at the goldplated bathroom of Christina, daughter of Mr Onassis, on Wednesday near Athens. The Greek state put the 99-metre Christina up for auction with a starting price of54 words
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Article59 1992-10-09 34 NEW YORK Hanson Industries, the US arm of Hanson pic, announced on Tuesday that it has signed an agreement to sell its Weber Aircraft unit to Air Cruisers Company Inc for US$B5 million in cash. Weber Aircraft, based in Fullerton, California, makes interior equipment for59 words
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Article59 1992-10-09 34 OSHAWA, Ontario Prcxluction at General Motors of Canada Ltd's No. 2 car assembly plant resumed late on Tuesday after three lost shifts, said Stew Low, a spokesman of the auto maker. A shortage of electronic control modules for engines in the Buick Regal led the company59 words
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Article, Illustration1647 1992-10-09 34 Peter Martin - Peter Martin on the sad story of commercial aircraft production in the UK Peter Martin FT IN THE 84 years since the first powered flight in Britain, there have been few moments when one could feel confident about the commercial future of the UK aircraftFT - 1,647 words
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Article600 1992-10-09 34 Carbon Cj^m Sap 24 Density Niter Res.due A* Ataman Sedment 0arnfty Watar RtwAm Mi -n S*frwrt M/M W* Exxon KG/M*3 V/V M/M M/M PPM method KG/M*3 V/V M/M M/M PPM method GO/Canac Ms Spec E25 991 LO 1?0 010 30* OlO* Eastern USA 180 Ave 986600 words
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Article9808 1992-10-09 42 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. LEGEND PN: ship calls at Penang after9,808 words
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Article638 1992-10-09 49 Vessel Voy Ha Bartfc Arrival Departure Vessel Voy No Berth Arrival Departire Marina Terminal 1 Hong;ton 9239N S04 08.10/1100 0810/2300 Batam Mam *****2 M03 alongside 0810/0500 Meratus Pnm 1/92 S01 0711/1100 0810/1800 Batam Sayang *****2 M03 alongside 08 10/0500 Trans Pac 5 3 S01 0810/1900 0910/0200 Btm638 words
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Article146 1992-10-09 49 Nrt Bvtfc 1: Jenwin; 2: Ismaia; 3: Nippon Maru; 4: Kocaeii; 5: Barge Munar 11; 6: nil. 01 jttty: Stoit Urf. DCJ; Kohuet Maru No 3. Dm or Oct I: Asif 11, Kyukuei Maru No 2, Sri Nam Hua 2, Kota Jasa, Barge Josmdo Satu, Uni Modest Out146 words
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Article1371 1992-10-09 49 DELIVERY OF Fa IMPORT CONTAINERS IN PROGRESS 9* toy H» Cmbtmn wifabte 9*> Voy Wo Contains »T*atte Kota Sofia KSR39N 0810.92 0545 Kota Makmur 187 COO(EST) 09 10.92 05a Um Spring AN-049 COO(EST) 0810.92 0700 E General RW-027 COO(EST) 08 10.92 1501 Swadaya 652 COO(EST) 08.10 92 13001,371 words
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Article675 1992-10-09 50 FREIGHT futures rose as operators interpreted signals from the physical market as encouraging even though freights did not move much, dealers said on Wednesday. But they added that the market, which recently hit fiveyear lows, remained on the defensive. Grain business to the Baltic Sea and firm time-charter675 words
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Article875 1992-10-09 50 Oct 13-16: Seatrade Asia-Pacific Cruise Convention, organised by Seatrade. The event will take place at The Westin Stamford and Westin Plaza. Oct 21 (1215-1430 hrs): Luncheon talk on Implementation of GMDSS organised by Singapore National Shipping Association at WTC Club. For further details, please contact SNSA at tel:875 words
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Article, Illustration309 1992-10-09 52 Ramesh Divyanathan - By Ramesh Divyanathan SINGAPORE Air express firm DHL Worldwide Express is providing a free emergency service to United States voters living around the world to facilitate balloting for the country's presidential elections in November. The service functions as an emergency back-up for voters309 words
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272 1992-10-09 52 Reuter PARIS Chrysler Corp will sue the EC if it approves a decision to slap a 10 per cent duty on multi-purpose vehicles produced at an Austrian joint venture, chairman Lee lacocca said. Last Friday, the European Commission proposed a 10 perReuter - 272 words
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235 1992-10-09 52 Reuter MUNICH, Germany German aircraft maker Deutsche Aerospace (Dasa) said on Wednesday it would have to cut up to 7,500 jobs over the next two years because of an expected decline in orders. "According to current analysis, the workforce must beReuter - 235 words
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266 1992-10-09 52 AP IMPERIAL, Philadelphia The government is stepping up inspections of USAir planes as a precaution during a strike by 8,300 mechanics and other workers, and the company said a trickle of workers were returning to the job. America's sixth largest airline said itAP - 266 words
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412 1992-10-09 52 Reuter SEATTLE, Washington The US Federal Aviation Administration said on Wednesday it planned to have certain 747 Boeing jets inspected for possible engine mount defects, in a move that follows the crash of an El A 1 747 freighter in AmsterdamReuter - 412 words
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Article, Illustration808 1992-10-09 52 UK expected to open skies in return for broader horizons in US NYT WASHINGTON If British Airways will not play fair at home, should it be allowed to buy its way into the American game? Economists, in contrast to politicians, generally put consumers' interestsNYT - 808 words
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