The Business Times, 16 June 1993

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    15 1 Business Times WE KNOW ASIA Ml I'A (P) 552/12 92 Wednesday June 16 1993 75'
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  • 2am LATEST
    • Article
      Lock icon Major calls July meeting on Hongkong
      77 1 FT LONDON Prime Minister John Major has called a meeting of his Cabinet's Hongkong committee for July I amid signs that the British government is losing patience with China over talks about the colony's political development. Hongkong Governor Chris Patten will fly to London
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      Lock icon AT&T creates China business unit
      57 1 Reuter NEW YORK American Telephone and Telegraph Co is creating a unit for Chinese operations, including Hongkong, Taiwan, and the mainland. AT&T China Business Unit will be based in Beijing and will work with China's State Planning Commission to modernise telecommunications in at least 10
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    MARKET SUMMARY
    108 1 Stock market indices Tuesday hang? STII 1819.63 -23 KLSE Composite 739.42 -3.74 Nikkei 20.04 5 88 -351.47 Hang Seng 7,283.46 16.72 SET Index 871.17 +2.93 Jakana Composite ...351.70 +0.36 AustAIIOrd 1,724.0 +9.7 FFSE 100 2.870.0 -15.5 Tuesday Pretious 11 am close Dow Jones 3,499.70 3.514.69 Exchange rates i
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    Lock icon China's retail sales soared 27pc in May, says report
    161 1 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Retail sales in China soared 27.3 per cent in May from a year earlier, marking the largest jump since 1989, the China Daily newspaper reported yesterday. It said the latest figures released by the State Statistical Bureau
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    Lock icon News of curbs on backdoor listings jolts KL's second board
    641 1  -  From Leslie Lopez in KUALA LUMPUR NEWS that Malaysia's regulators would soon clamp down on reverse takeovers on the second board yesterday knocked the wind out of the junior market's recent rally. The newly-formed Securities Commission's intention was filtered down
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  • Article
    Khmer Rouge now keen to join forces with rivals
    398 1  -  Move may mean end of group as a guerilla force By Harish Mehta SINGAPORE The Khmer Rouge has indicated that it may join the proposed joint Cambodian Armed Forces (CAF) a development that could signal the end of the group as
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    Morgan Grenfell loses another eight executives
    489 1  -  By Magdalene Ng SINGAPORE Eight more executives have resigned from Morgan Grenfell Asia Holdings. Sources said the latest resignations came mainly from the group's merchant bank. They include head of corporate finance Goh Boon Seong, and functional directors Ong Seow Yong, Lee Shick and
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    Malaysia, China sign up to 32 joint venture agreements
    259 1  -  By Amy Balan SINGAPORE As many as 32 joint-venture agreements, memoranda of understanding, and letters of intent have been signed between Malaysian eompanies and Chinese enterprises since Prime Minister Mohamad Mahathir began his visit to China on Sunday. These signings, several
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    Murdoch buys 22pc stake in Hongkong's TVB
    519 1  -  By Lee Han Shih SINGAPORE Australia's most famous businessman, Rupert Murdoch, yesterday announced that he would join hands with two of Asia's most famous names Robert Kuok and Sir Run Run Shaw to run a satellite broadcasting service for the whole of Asia.
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      17 1 Regional Analysis: p* 26 When Cambodia almost broke up Japanese Prime Minister faces leadership crisis, Back Page
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      24 1 Hock Lock Siew: Py 9 Why Berjaya is raising eyebrows Secessionist movement crumbles, Pg 3 What it takes to rebuild the economy, Pg 26
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  • SINGAPORE NEWS
    • eye on the ECONOMY
      • Article, Illustration
        Lock icon Domestic demand up 14pc
        334 2  -  By Anna Teo AFTER a loan spell for most of last year, domestic demand grew a robust 14 per cent in the first quarter. But views are mixed about a real recovery in consumer spending. According to the firstquarter economic survey, consumption rose 8 per cent,
        Source: Dept of Statistics  -  334 words
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      Local firm to help build road tunnel under Yangtze River
      424 2  -  By Teh Hooi Ling SINGAPORE A local firm has joined forces with a Hongkong group to build a road tunnel under China's Yangtze River, linking Shanghai and Tongzhou in the north. The B.skm tunnel, plus 2.5 km of approach roads
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      PUB investing $7.8b over next five years to expand utilities system
      430 2  -  By Lilian Ang THE PUBLIC Utilities Board (PUB) will spend some $7.8 billion over the next five years on expanding its utilities system to meet rising electricity, gas and water demand. The bulk of the budget, some $6.7 billion,
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      Medium-sized hotels benefit from SEA Games
      253 2  -  By A J Leow THE SOUTH-east Asian (SEA) Games is proving to be a boon for several mediumsized hotels. Occupancy rates at hotels such as the Concorde, Hotel Plaza. Imperial, Alison and Orchard have all picked up by between 5 and 20 per cent
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    • NEWS ROUNDUP
      • Article
        Exhibition on printing and packaging
        65 2 SINGAPORE An exhibition of the latest technology in packaging. printing and plastics opened at the World Trade Centre yesterday. About 500 firms from Asia, the US and Europe are taking part in the four-day Asia Pack. Asia Print and AsiaPlas event. Singapore last hosted the
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        Top-level team arrives from Hainan
        67 2 SINGAPORE Hainan governor Ruan Chong Wu and a 10man team arrived here yesterday on a four-day trip to promote bilateral trade and investment. The visitors will meet Foreign Affairs Minister Wong Kan Seng and Communications Minister Mah Bow Tan. Mr Ruan and his team will
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        Council of Social Service gets donation
        51 2 SINGAPORE Singapore Telecom Group yesterday presented a cheque for $160,000 to the National Council of Social Service. Besides broad-based community programmes such as support for young artists and telecommunications support for charitable events, Telecom provides bursaries and scholarships worth some $64,000 annually to needy
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        France waives visa for Singaporeans
        35 2 SINGAPORE From June 21, Singaporeans visiting France for less than 90 days will not have to apply for a visa. Entry will be granted on presentation of a valid passport.
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  • THE REGION
    • Article
      Exports pushed M'sia's 1st qtr growth to 7.8pc, says RHB
      554 3  -  Broking house raises 1993 overall growth estimate to Bpc from 7.3 pc By Amy Balan SURGING exports pushed Malaysia's first-quarter gross domestic product growth to 7.8 per cent, says leading broking house RHB. The figure an improvement on last year's
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      Lock icon Manila think-tank predicts slow growth
      216 3 AFP MANILA A conservative think-tank has warned that excessive politics is depressing the Philippine economy and that it is impossible to meet the government's growth target of 3.5 per cent in 1993. Gabriel Malvar, a senior economist at the private Centre for Research and Communications
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      Lock icon M'sia awards TV4 licence to consortium of 4 local firms
      221 3 Bernama AFP, KUALA LUMPUR A consortium of four Malaysian companies has been selected to operate the county's second commercial television station. TV4, Information Minister Mohamed Rahmat said yesterday. He did not name the companies. but industry sources said one is
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      Lock icon Beijing urged to play bigger role in E Asia
      262 3 Brrnama, AFP BEIJING Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad suggested yesterday that China assume a greater role as part of an East Asian united and strong voice in international trade negotiations. Dr Mahathir said this was necessary to rectify unfair terms of
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      Cambodian secession fails, Chakrapong flees to Vietnam
      432 3  -  By Harish Mehta SINGAPORE A secessionist bid by rebels within the Cambodian ruling party involving seven provinces failed yesterday with a key rebel leader fleeing across the border into Vietnam. Emergency talks were going on yesterday between the ruling Cambodian People's Party (CPP)
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      Lock icon Manufacturers' focus on Asia boosts Aussie exports: report
      418 4 Bloomberg Business News CANBERRA A new breed of smaller manufacturing firms is grabbing a significant slice of Australia's export market, in part because they are focusing their efforts on Asia. A new report from consulting firm McKinsey Co compiled for the Australian
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      Lock icon Japan wholesale prices seen under control
      162 4 Reuter TOKYO Japan's wholesale price index (WPI) showed that inflation was still in check in May and downward pressure on prices is likely to stay until the end of this year or early next year, economists say. The yen's strength against the US dollar,
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      Lock icon Economists hail Pakistan's budget deficit forecast
      443 4 Reuter ISLAMABAD Economists have welcomed the 5.5 per cent forecast deficit in the Pakistan budget presented this week, saying it would be in line with International Monetary Fund conditions for aid. The World Bank had cited the repeated failure to cut its fiscal shortfall
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      Lock icon Foreign investors pumping more money into India
      281 4 AFP, Reuter NEW DELHI Overseas investors pledged nearly US$l billion (SSI.6 billion) in the first four months of 1993 in an overwhelming response to India's economic reforms, the Industry Ministry said on Monda). A government release said US$99O million had been pledged between
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      328 4 Money Money Money J Money Money J Money Money Earn it with the Australian Property Investment Cycle 5 Elizabeth Street, Sydney, Australia Money Centrally located in the Financial Core of the CBD, minutes from the Stock Exchange, Futures Exchange, Banking Finance institutions. Progressively refurbished prestige office Building. Area 6385m J
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  • THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Clinton govt counting on low interest rates to soften impact of tax rises
      449 5 AP WASHINGTON The Clinton Administration is hoping the inflation scare of 1993 is over and the Federal Reserve won't be tempted to push interest rates higher any time soon. Private economists generally believe that wish is likely
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      Lock icon CIS drops plan to set up joint armed forces
      283 5 Reuter MOSCOW The Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) yesterday formally abandoned plans to set up joint armed forces. Interfax news agency said. The agency said a meeting of defence ministers of the six Commonwealth signatories of a collective security treaty decided
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      Lock icon Germany to check with EC on US telecom deal
      181 5 Reuter BONN Germany has agreed it will check with the European Community before sending a planned letter to Washington on its controversial bilateral agreement on telecommunications contracts, the Economics Ministry said. A spokeswoman at the ministry said yesterday that Economics Minister
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      Lock icon Russia plans four new international airports
      170 5 Reuter MOSCOW Russia plans to build four new international airports and double the capacity of the country's main airport to cope with increased demand. Transport Minister Vitaly Yefimov said yesterday the new airports would help relieve the load on Moscow's Shere-metyevo-2 airport, used by
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    • WORLD WATCH
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        Lock icon UN ends investigation into KAL crash
        102 5 Reuter MONTREAL A UN agency put to rest one of the Cold War's enduring mysteries when it concluded late on Monday that a Soviet fighter shot down a Korean Air Lines (KAL) aircraft a decade ago after it mistook the Boeing 747 for a
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        Lock icon French debate on immigration bill
        62 5 AFP PARIS A French government bill to curb immigration and facilitate expulsion of illegal aliens went before parliament yesterday in the face of strong opposition from the left and anti-racism pressure groups. The bill drawn up by Interior Minister Charles Pasqua will make it harder
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        Lock icon Aerospatiale wins Canadian order
        58 5 AP PARIS Aerospatiale SA said yesterday that Canada has placed a major order for its ERYX shoulder-launched antitank missiles in the biggest weapons contract signed between France and Canada. Jean-Louis Fache, director of Aerospatiale's missiles division, said at the Paris Air Show that Canada is ordering
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      Lock icon Balladur urges US-Europe action to open new markets
      447 7 IHT PARIS Prime Minister Edouard Balladur of France said on Monday that the time had come for the US and Europe to resolve their trade conflicts through cooperative action aimed at preserving their high living standards against challenges from the rest of
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      Lock icon Gigantic wash-out
      54 7 Reuter A rLANTA, Georgia Atlanta police and firefighters securing an area where a 30-metre sinkhole appeared in the parking lot of a hotel due to a break in a sewage culvert on Monday. The incident occurred after heavy rain fell throughout the night. One person died and another
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      Lock icon US wants tougher Gatt rules on intellectual property
      243 7 AFP WASHINGTON The US is seeking tougher protection of copyrights and patents in a global trade pact being negotiated, Trade Representative Mickey kantor said on Monday. Speaking before a Senate subcommittee on international trade, Mr Kantor said the Uruguay Round of the
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      Lock icon Major gets support of Thatcher
      314 7 UPI LONDON Former prime minister Margaret Thatcher has rejected calls for a leadership challenge on embattled Prime Minister John Major, saying such a move would be ill-timed. "There can be no question of a leadership challenge at the moment," Mrs Thatcher told Independent Television News
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      2212 7 FAR EAST FINANCE ORGANIZATION LIMITED AND ITS SUBSIDIARY COMPANY (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) BALANCE SHEETS AS AT 31 ST DECEMBER 1992 The Group Th« Company The Group Tlw Company Not# 1992 1991 1992 1991 Not* 1992 1991 1992 1991 $$$t FIXED ASSETS 3 6,675.261 6.786.244 6,676,261 6.786.244 Representing
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      259 7 THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 90 UAN LEE MUAT FARM PROOUCTS SUPERMARKET PTE LTD (MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of tw above Company duty convened and held on 14th June 1993, the following Special Reeotutton was duly pasaed That the Company be wound up voluntarily and that Chkj
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  • COMPANIES & MARKETS
    • Article, Illustration
      Lock icon Berjaya takes lion's share of M'sia-China company deals
      618 8  -  By Amy Balan SINGAPORE The longawaited deals between corporations of Malaysia and China are finally taking shape. Among the numerous documents signed by the two sides in the last two days, those involving Vincent Tan's Berjaya Group took up the lion's share
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    • Article
      Wearnes gets approval for China headhunting
      234 8 SINGAPORE Wearne Brothers Ltd has become the first company to get Beijing's approval to engage in headhunting activities. The new division, set up under its Chinese subsidiary Wearnes Technology Shenyang, will seek out mainland Chinese to work at Wearnes as well as other joint
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      Inno-Pac's stocks default set off by failure to sell Poon Guan
      266 8 SINGAPORE Inno-Pacific Holdings almost went under last year when a bid to sell its Poon Guan group of companies fell through, contributing to its default on the repayment of two loan stocks worth $34 million last August. The fast-food
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      Berjaya's plan to revamp group of external auditors sparks controversy
      769 8  -  HOCK LOCK SIEW By Leslie Lopez KUALA LUMPUR Moves by Vincent Tan Chee Yioun's Berjaya group of companies to reorganise its panel of external auditors has raised eyebrows in accounting circles. In a surprising development last week, the Berjaya group
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      STIC closes at 4pc above strike price in debut trading
      441 8  -  By Genevieve Cua SINGAPORE Singapore Technologies Industrial Corporation (STIC) ended its first day of trading yesterday with a small premium of 4 per cent over its strike price in what analysts described as a "respectable" trading debut. The counter closed
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      Jurong Cement posts 12.6pc profit rise, pulls out of Batam venture
      332 8 SINGAPORE Jurong Cement yesterday reported a 12.61 per cent increase in profit for the year ended March 31, mainly due to a higher demand for its products here. At the same time, the company has pulled out of Batam,
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      Lock icon SUMMARY
      375 8 Source: Bridge Info Performance of STII's Index stocks Jun 15 Last SfiM Ikn Slock ult C hge f»ctor moxrs <$) ft) Avimo 2.300 -0080 1.77 4 86 CAC 7.000 5 38 0.00 Ccickn 5 050 -0 050 3 88 3.04 FAN ***** -0 400 8 84 24 32 GF
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    • COMPANIES
      • COMPANY BRIEFS
        • Article
          Bank Negara approves purchases
          55 9 SINGAPORE Bank Negara Malaysia has approved Keppel Bank's purchase of a 10 per cent stake in Southern Bank Bhd. Keppel paid M 557.86 million (5536.34 million) or M 54.95 apiece for the 11.7 million shares. Southern Bank has also received approval to buy 10 million Keppel
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          Tiaa-Cref buys 500,000 Acma shares
          51 9 SINGAPORE Tiaa-Cref Investment Management bought 500,000 Acma shares on June 11, raising its stake from 8.1 per cent to 8.84 per cent. Acma also announced that the College Retirement Equities Fund (Cref) bought 500,000 shares on the same day, taking its stake to 7.76 per
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          RMCA Reinsurance director resigns
          31 9 SINGAPORE RMCA Reinsurance yesterday announced the resignation of Ng Seng Leong from its board and audit committee. RMCA has appointed Chan Seek Chun in Mr Ng's place.
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          Lock icon Harbour Centre withdraws proposal
          71 9 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Harbour Centre Development shareholders were surprised at an extraordinary meeting on Monday morning when Wharf Holdings, which had planned to privatise the hotel group, withdrew its proposal and said it will put a new share offer on the table. Shareholders at the
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        • Article
          Lock icon Makati Stock Exchange goes on-line
          34 9 Reuter MANILA The Makati Stock Exchange, one of two Philippine exchanges, has computerised its operations, bringing it one step closer to a functional merger with the rival Manila exchange.
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          Lock icon Krung Thai Bank starts trading today
          58 9 Reuter BANGKOK New 10-baht par shares of Krung Thai Bank will start trading in the stock market today, the Stock Exchange of Thailand said in a statement. Current 100-baht par shares of Krung Thai Bank gained six baht to 392. The bank was the
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          Lock icon Four Tsingtao breweries merge
          78 9 Reuter HONGKONG The four breweries in China which make Tsingtao beer have merged into a new company called Tsingtao Brewery Co Ltd. Tsingtao, one of the nine China state-owned companies seeking a listing in Hong Kong, also plans to issue 'A' shares, for Chinese investors, on
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      • Article
        Lock icon Yaohan HK's profits rise 2.2pc amid spending slump
        162 9 South China Morning Post HONGKONG Department store firm Yaohan Hongkong Corporation saw after-tax profits rise just 2.2S per cent to HK551.28 million (S$ 10.67 million) for the year to March 31, with turnover depressed by a slump in consumer spending. Managing director
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      • Article
        Lock icon Chase poised to enter China with credit card sale to Citic
        311 9 Reuter HONGKONG The purchase by Beijing-controlled conglomerate Citic Pacific into Chase Manhattan Bank's Hongkong credit card business will give the US bank the toehold it needs to expand into the booming but tightly regulated China market. Chase announced yesterday
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        Lock icon Taiwan stock market to stay closed to foreign individuals
        477 9 Bloomberg Business News TAIPEI Taiwan's stock market is too small to accommodate individual foreign investors and will remain closed to direct investment by individuals abroad for an indefinite period. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) chairman Linin Day told Bloomberg Business News.
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        Lock icon Taiwan to auction shares in two state firms
        201 9 Reuter TAIPEI Taiwan plans to restart its faltering privatisation programme next month by auctioning off majority stakes in two state corporations, the Commission of National Corporations said yesterday. The government will auction 170 million shares, or 51.5 per cent, of BES Engineering
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        Lock icon Miramar Hotel shareholders urged to await advice on bid
        316 9 Reuter HONGKONG Young Bingching, director and general manager of Hongkong's Miramar Hotel, urged shareholders to await financial advice before responding to a joint bid by Cheung Kong and Citic Pacific. In an open letter addressed to the press, Mr Young said
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        Thai glass company plans to open bank in Hainan
        293 9 BANGKOK The Srifuengfung Group, which has a sizeable stake in the Thai glass industry and smaller interests in the finance, real estate, and chemical sectors, is believed to have applied for a licence to set up a local bank in China's
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        Lock icon Salim group in hotel management deal with US-based Radisson
        204 9 AFP JAKARTA Indonesia's leading Salim business group has formed a joint venture with US-based Radisson Hotels International (RHI) to provide hotel management services here. A Salim company executive said yesterday that the group, owned by business tycoon Sudono Salim alias Liem
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        UNIT TRUSTS & FUNDS
        458 9 UNIT TRUSTS FUNDS MiMpri' prteM Jun 16 hMMTMCt Fund IMt Trust Income Bond Policy 3.32 3.45 The Com mere* 1)6 l.43*d PflldSlrtMl The Saving! Fund 1.23 129 PruLink M«d Fund 1.16 1.22 Spore Prog Fund 0.57 0.60 S pore Sec Fund 093 0 96 ■WW-BUmipUTr a S pore Invest Fund
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        Lock icon India's stock markets in for fresh crisis as public issues flop
        453 11 AFP BOMBAY India's downbeat capital markets are facing a fresh crisis as underwriters fail to meet their commitments following the failure of many new public issues. Nearly 100 public issues were undersubscribed in December-April, saddling brokers who underwrote them
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      • Article
        Aussie firm wins A$70m China telecoms contract
        383 11  -  From Brian Gomez in SYDNEY AUSTRALIA'S Pacific Dunlop Ltd has won a As7o million (5576.3 million) telecommunications contract to install 3,1 SO km of optical cable and transmission equipment between the north-west-ern Chinese cities of Yining and Urumqi and the central city of
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        Lock icon Reebok bearish on outlook for second-quarter earnings
        416 11 UPI STOUGHTON, Massachusetts Reebok International Ltd, citing slowing domestic sneaker sales, issued a gloomy sec-ond-quarter profit outlook on Monday that was well below Wall Street expectations. The forecast, issued after the stock market closed, predicted second-quarter earnings will be in the range of
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        Lock icon UK business leaders set out to define true measure of success
        342 11 Reuter LONDON What is business success? Shareholder value is still the best measure of whether a company has succeeded or failed, many businessmen agree. But the old orthodoxy is being challenged by a group of British business leaders earnings
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        Lock icon Motorola to announce new credit-card size wireless modems
        306 11 NYT SAN FRANCISCO Motorola Inc planned to announce a new generation of wireless modems yesterday that were small enough to fit in the cred-it-card-sized slot becoming standard in hand-held computers and other portable wireless communications gadgets. The company said it would be
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      • COMPANY BRIEFS
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          Lock icon Asahi Chemical, E I du Pont in tie-up
          93 11 AFP TOKYO Eyeing increased Asian demand, Japan's Asahi Chemical Industry Co Ltd and E1 du Pont de Nemours and Co of the US have reached a basic agreement to form a tie-up in the nylon business. An Asahi spokeswoman said yesterday the
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          Lock icon Checkmate
          51 11 Reuter FRANKFURT Bernd Otto, the former chief executive of German retailer Co-op AG, checking his notes in a court here on Monday, where he was sentenced to four-and-a-half years in prison for his role in financial malpractices resulting in the firm's collapse. Beside Otto is his lawyer, Rudolf Karras.
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          Lock icon Bechtel, Interprovincial look to Asia
          92 11 Bloomberg Business News SAN FRANCISCO Bechtel Corp on Monday said it will join forces with Interprovincial Pipeline Inc of Canada to seek petroleum pipeline projects, mostly in the Far East. The US construction company and the Canadian pipeline operator will unite to develop, construct, own
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          Lock icon Hyundai workers want industrial action
          87 11 AFP SEOUL Workers at South Korea's largest automaker, Hyundai Motors Co, yesterday voted to launch industrial actions to press for increased benefits, company officials said. Some 87 per cent of the 28,453 workers who voted at the company's plant in the south-eastern city of Ulsan
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          Lock icon Nalco plans to boost export earnings
          68 11 Reuter CALCUTTA India's National Aluminium Company Ltd (Nalco) plans to boost earnings from exports to US$l95 million (SS3I2 million) in 1993/94 ending next March from U*****.5 million in 1992/93, managing director SN Johri said. Nalco's exports in 1993/94 are expected to comprise 420,000 tonnes
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    • FINANCE
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        KL's Public Bank sets up Beijing rep office, Hainan joint venture
        406 13  -  By Quak Hiang Whai SINGAPORE Public Bank, which has spread its wings wide over the Asia-Pacific, has set up a Beijing representative otTice and a leasing joint venture in Hainan. The Malaysian bank said in a statement yesterday that
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        Lock icon Deutsche Bank to blend US securities firm C J Lawrence into similar business
        538 13 NYT NEW YORK Deutsche Bank, the largest bank in Germany, has announced plans to blend C J Lawrence, an American securities firm it has owned for nearly four years, more closely into the bank's other securities businesses
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        Japan's derivatives market stifled by rules: BOJ official
        341 13 Knight-Ridder TOKYO The development and use of derivative products in Japan is being hampered by an outmoded regulatory infrastructure that was devised long before the market for derivative products emerged. Bank of Japan official Shigyo Kimura told a seminar on derivative products
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        Dollar in doldrums
        69 13 Reuter TOKYO A dollar trader holding his head as the (JS currency plunges in Tokyo trading yesterday, ending at a global closing low of 105.03 >en despite central bank intervention. The yen has been hitting record highs against the dollar in recent weeks following a US Treasury
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        Banque Indosuez REGIONAL CURRENCY REPORT
        116 13 IT WAS a dull day of trading yesterday in a directionless market. Most market participants were sidelined, preferring to wait for the US CPI figure for direction. Both USS/SS and USS/MS traded extremely narrow ranges yesterday in a lethargic, uninspired market. As for the Thai
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        London
        193 13 Reuter LONDON The dollar enjoyed a modest rebound in European trading yesterday after the Bank of Japan waded into the currency markets with some aggressive intervention, snatching it back from yet another low. The dollar had clambered gratefully from its latest post-war trough of 104.80 yen to stand at
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        Italy pressured to privatise banks quickly
        198 13 Reuter MILAN Italy is under pressure to speed up its planned bank privatisation now that a 60-year-old law barring banks from holding stakes in industry has been repealed. Friday's decision by the Inter-ministerial Committee for Credit and Savings, which regulates the banking sector, to
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        New York
        83 13 AFP NEW YORK The dollar slipped against other major currencies, except the yen, yesterday after the US government announced a lower than expected increase in consumer prices in May. The dollar was trading at 1.6245 German marks against 1.6275 and 105.68 yen against 105.05. A trader attributed the
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        China state oil refiner squeezed by devaluation
        461 14 Reuter SINGAPORE The sharp 1 drop in the yuan against the i US dollar has exacerbated Chi- i na state oil refiner China Petrochemical Corp's (Sinopec) payment problems on crude oil I purchases this year. A Sinopec official said yes- I terday that
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        Shanghai oil futures market gets off to flying start
        245 14 Reuter SHANGHAI Just weeks after its launch, the Shanghai Petroleum Exchange has surged ahead of its rival in nearb) Nanjing and. in terms of volume traded, is more than a match for its international counterpart in Singapore. M We did our
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        Brent crude seen easing on abundant of July supplies
        234 14 ENERGY REPORT Knight-Ridder LONDON Values for North Sea dated Brent crude arc seen casing in the coming days bccausc of plentiful supplies of cargoes loading in July, traders said. A programme of 55 full 500,000-barrcls cargoes of Brent Blend, plus part-cargoes
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        No new Australian nickel mines will open this decade: report
        205 14  -  From Brian Gomez in SYDNEY AN Australian mineral research bureau says no new nickel mines are likely to be opened this decade because of the slump in prices caused by massive exports from Russia. AME Mineral Economics, in its 1993
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          Bank Bumi lowers base rate
          118 14 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Bank Bumiputra Malaysia Bhd will lower its base lending rate (BLR) to 8.8 per cent from 9.0 per cent from today. The reduction was being undertaken after the bank had reviewed its latest cost of funds, BBMB said in a statement yesterday.
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          Australia eases up on foreign banks
          76 14 Bloomberg Business News SYDNEY Australian Treasurer John Dawkins is set to allow foreign banks to operate in Australia as branches, the Australian Financial Review- reported yesterday. Foreign banks will be allowed the same borrowing rights that exist for local banks, allowing them to raise
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          Aramco emerges as world oil major
          105 14 Reuter DUBAI Saudi Arabia said on Monday it had approved the amalgamation of its oil refining giant Samarec into Saudi Aramco, completing Aramco's transformation into a fully integrated world oil major. The new measure gives Aramco, which in 1988 became a fully-owned Saudi Arabian
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          EGM to discuss Names resolutions
          106 14 Reuter LONDON The Lloyd's of London insurance market said it intended to put the three resolutions to be discussed at an extraordinary general meeting on July 5 to a postal ballot of the entire membership. Two of the resolutions which Names, as members are known,
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          Boom for Canada's oil, gas firms
          104 14 Platts CALGARY Canada's leading oil and natural gas producers enjoyed surging profits and cash flow in the first quarter of 1993 as prices showed substantial gains, according to an industry survey of 89 companies. To the end of March, the companies reported total cash
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          Amro's unit expands retail line
          70 14 Reuter UNIONDALE, New York ABM Amro Bank NV's EAB unit said it expanded its retail investment product line to include tax deferred annuities, municipal securities and mutual funds. EAB said it plans to debut a money market fund in September and a bond fund in
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        Euroyen ends firm but off intraday high
        1487 15 SIMEX REPORT Reuter SINGAPORE Simex Euroyen futures finished firm but off intraday highs as investors took profit after the \en's rise against the dollar in Asian foreign exchange markets. Contracts were also bolstered by strong Japanese bonds and requests bv the business community
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        Tin plunges on Brazil, China selling
        643 15 COMMODITY REPORTS Tin TIN fell to a new all-time low of MS 12.90 a kg from VIS 13.05 overnight following heavy selling by China and Brazil, traders said. "The two countries have been selling at lower prices, forcing prices to hit a new low
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          Ghana making space for cocoa crop
          79 15 ACCRA, Ghana The Produce Buying Co of Ghana has started moving cocoa to the ports to make space for the mid-crop season (June-Septem-ber) which, according to unofficial estimates, is likely to hit a high of 40.000 tonnes. A reliable source at the cocoa marketing
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          Drop in LME aluminium stocks
          55 15 LONDON London Metal Exchange aluminum warehouse stocks fell 1.675 tonnes to 1,818,525 tonnes as of Monday, according to figures released by the LME. Copper stocks rose 6.825 tonnes at 443.125 tonnes. The LME normally tallies its warehouse stocks each Monday and Thursday and releases the
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          Copper inventory almost completed
          63 15 TOKYO Japanese copper smelters are still receiving limited requests from customers to reduce long-term delivery tonnage. But signs are emerging that inventory adjustments in some copper consuming sectors are nearly complete, the smeltefs say. Japanese copper consumers had sought to qii domestic purchases in March and
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          Mitsubishi cuts lead price
          51 15 TOKYO Mitsubishi Materials Corp reduced its domestic list price for refined lead by 3,000 yen tonne to 74,000 yen, effective yesterday. The \ritm price marks a further post-war low for the Japano* producer lead price. Mitsubishi Materials is t|R recognised price leader in the domestic market.
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          Firm plans high-grade copper project
          77 15 WINNIPEG Construction of Canada's Miraatff Mining Corp's Mantua copper project in Cubail expected to begin within a year, a spokeswowft said. The Mantua deposit is one of the higbat grade copper deposits known in the Americas, the spokeswoman, who requested anonymity, sail Mantua has been
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        COMMODITY PRICES
        1635 15 Rubber June 15 MS Commodity Exchange (futures closing as at Ipm) MS (physical prices) RSS 1 Contract (S cents/kg) Buyers Sellers Close Volume *12-- (Scents/kg) Month High Low Sell (tonnes) Interest RSS 2 July 93 ***** I2900N Jul 93 129.25 129.00 129 00 1.100 3.350 moo !m«N Aug
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        Australia
        1084 16 +9.7 Shares traded in a tight range off their morning lows to close slightly higher, despite a weaker gold bullion price. Brokers said a slump in the gold index was countered by strong interest in quality blue chip stocks. "The market drifted higher on low volumes with stocks being
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        Manila
        530 16 -12.85 Share prices on the Manila Stock Exchange's Composite Index are expected to rise about three points today in light volume as investors bid up blue-chip issues, an analyst said. The Index yesterday dropped 12.85, or 0.81 percent, to close at 1568.42. Volume was valued at 104 million pesos.
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        Taipei
        511 16 +21.10 Stocks reversed early losses to end moderately higher on cautious bargain-hunting after recent falls, although turnover continued shrinking to its lowest level since January, brokers said. The Weighted Index, which dropped more than 25 points in early trade, closed 21.10 higher at 4,198.30. Turnover shrank to T510.2 billion
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        Seoul
        474 16 -1.63 Stocks closed lower for the fifth consecutive session as persistent across-the-board profit-taking put further pressure on the thin market despite sporadic attempts to rebound, brokers said. They expect the market to stage a technical rebound but said the index would not show significant changes. "The market is expected
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        New Zealand
        269 16 +7.13 An eight-cent gain in forester Fletcher Challenge to NZ52.74, despite a bleak outlook for wood pulp, helped take New Zealand shares higher at the close after being soft in morning trade. The NZSE-40 Capital Index was up 7.13 points at 1,637.00. Volume was light at NZ$l9.O million.
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        Bombay
        131 16 -55.47 Stocks may fall today amid ongoing worries about the stability of the government, analysts said. The Bombay Index yesterday dropped by 55.47 points to 2302.17 and Delhi was down 9.49 points at 493.83. Ahmedabad slipped by 3.56 points to 236.59 and Madras shed 25.76 points to 1627.48. Political
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        London
        773 16 -15.5 Shares finished the day lower, shrugging off encouraging UK economic data m cautious trading before Kenneth Clarke's first major policy speech as the new Chancellor of the Exchequer. The FTSE 100 Index closed 15.5 points weaker at 2,870, at the bottom of the day's 16-point trading range and
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        Paris
        98 16 -18.98 French shares finished just under the key 1,900 level on the CAC-40 index, and dealers said they could dip further today. The CAC-40 index finished down 18.98, or 0.99 per cent, at 1,897.86. Paris Jm 15 Fr Aif-Uqurfe 717 00 -1200 AJcalci Amthom 64*00 -400 EJf- Aauil 177
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        Stockholm
        120 16 +4.26 Shares rose after a rally in banking shares on a belief that the sector's performance was improving, traders said. Soaring banking sector shares pushed the blue-chip OMX index 4.26 points higher to close at 831.44 with Svenska Handelsbanken accounting for 1.9 points of the rise in the index
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        Frankfurt
        213 16 •7.88 Share prices recovered from intraday lows, but still ended down from Monday. Dealers described yesterday's development as technical correction from recent strong gains. Bourse generally unsettled this week by prospect of triple witching on Friday and Bundesbank meeting tomorrow. Market was quiet, but activity picked up later in
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        Johannesburg
        320 16 +39 Industrial shares led a late surge on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange as futures- related buying saw shares bought higher ahead of the futures close out. Dealers said shares were unlikely to extend gains when futures-related support disappeared. The Gold Index made 33 points to 1,595 and the Industrial
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        Toronto
        260 16 +5.71 On Monday, stocks recovered from slight weakness to end a fairly quiet day of trade mixed, dealers said. The selection of Defence Minister Kim Campbell to replace outgoing Prime Minister Brian Mulroney eased some political concerns, traders said. Gold issues, which have led the market over the last
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        New York
        776 16 +9.68 Wall Street and the bond market took little notice yesterday of a lower than expected increase in consumer prices for May and instead fell by nearly 15 points. By Ham, the Dow Jones index of leading industrials fell 14.99 points to 3,499.70 in fairly active trading with
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        Zurich
        302 16 -20.20 Stocks closed lower following a strong sell-ofT by investors scrambling to harvest gains made over the past six weeks, traders said. The declines were most pronounced in chemical and banking titles, traders said. The blue chip Swiss Market Index, or SMI, has risen 8.8 per cent since April
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        Amsterdam
        225 16 -0.37 Shares had a volatile and edgy day, mostly lower, with the EOE index making only a brief foray into positive territory. It ended 0.37 lower at 315.88. Weaker German bund futures pulled Dutch bonds and financial shares lower, offsetting the buoyancy given by the firm dollar and better
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        Brussels
        138 16 -1.24 Shares closed slightly lower after a moderate rangetrading session with the market expected to show the same pattern up to Thursday's Bundesbank meeting. "The market was a bit more active, but it's clear that most players prefer to wait until Thursday," one trader said. The Bel-20 index of
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      HONGKONG
      3055 17 Bloomberg Business News STOCK PRICES ended the day higher on hopes for progress when Britain and China hold talks on Friday on their dispute over financing the territory's new airport project, brokers said. The Hang Seng index of top shares ended up 16.72 points at 7283.46 on turnover of
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      CHINA
      437 17 THE Shenzhen and Shanghai A shares traded lower with the CLSA A indices closing down 5 per cent and 7.5 per cent respectively on Monday. Yesterday, both indices recovered, closing up 41 points and 25.5 points respectively. On Monday, the CLSA Shanghai B index closed up 12 per cent
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      TOKYO
      2537 17 Reuter STOCKS ended lower, with the Nikkei average ending just above the psychologically significant 20,000 mark. Selling was prompted by the high yen and floundering debate on political reform in parliament. The Nikkei fell 351.47 or 1.72 per cent to 20,045.88. An estimated 350 million shares were traded. The
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      BANGKOK
      1785 17 Reuter STOCKS finished mixed as investors sold major property shares to take profit from their gains in the morning, but bought on banks and building material firms in the afternoon, brokers said. The SET index rose 2.93 points to close at 871.17 on active turnover of 6.42 billion baht.
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      JAKARTA
      1053 17 Reuter STOCK PRICES ended mixed after moderate trade dominated by local investors. Panin Bank and Tjilatjap posted large transactions and their prices edged up 25 and 75 rupiah respectively. "Interest in Panin stayed strong throughout the day from both local and foreign buyers." a broker said. Argha karya jumped
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      CLOB INTERNATIONAL
      2537 18 Source: Bridge Info Source: Bridge Info MOST ACTIVE volum* Idns Hyd 50c 29.347.000 FAC B 50c 16.292.000 Kcnong Bhd 50c 7.635.000 AMDB 50c 6.273.000 Mcnang orp 5.692.000 Bcqaya Group 5.316.000 Bedford 50c 5.113.000 Promct 5.076.000 kemayan 50c 3.945.000 High i Low 50c 3.050.000 kulim Msia 50c 3.029.000 Boustcad
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        Shares lower as market continues to consolidate
        5114 18 Bernama Share prices closed broadly lower yesterday as the market continued to consolidate after the recent strong run-up, dealers said. They added that prices were also pressured by trading restrictions imposed by brokers, especially on transactions in second board counters which saw frenzied
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        Index drops 23 points on selling of blue chips
        1015 19  -  By AJ Leow UNLOADING of blue chip counters and negative forecasts from a few broking firms yesterday pushed the Straits Times Industrials Index (ST1I) down a hefty 23 points to 1.819.63. Although panic selling was reported in some sectors, brokers said
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        Giken Sakata
        81 19  -  Quak Hiang Whai GIKEN SAKATA has been sold down quite badly after touching a high of 88.5 cents and is now sitting on its immediate support at 70 cents. Its daily stochastics and RSI have reached almost zero. signalling the stock has fallen too fast. Its moving average
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  • SPORTS
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      Why the US Open is so American
      846 20 Golf NYT SPRINGFIELD, New Jersey While the other major championships in golf have a distinctly international list of winners, the US Open has traditionally been distinctly American. The last foreign-born winner of the championship was David Graham of Australia, who won at Merion
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      A sign of shakiness?
      741 20  -  Ira Berkow on whether the Bulls have anything to worry about Ira Berkow NYT CHICAGO Do things suddenly look shaky for the Bulls as they approach Game 4 of their championship playoff series with the Phoenix Suns? Does this Chicago team, which has won two straight
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      Top Philippine amateur player takes lead
      599 21  -  By Shahiron Sahari SINGAPORE Marciano Pucay, the Philippines' top amateur player, scored three birdies in the last four holes to take over the leadership of the South-east Asian Games individual golf competition at the Singapore Island Country Club (Bukit) yesterday. Pucay, 23, winner of
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      Laotian golfer's dubious distinction
      606 21  -  By Shahiron Sahari SINGAPORE Songkhom Phomphakdy has the dubious honour of having the highest score in the SEA Games golf competition with a whopping 208 total after two days. He is. at least, consistent, with scores of 104 on both days. Included in that total was
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      Indonesia surges ahead in medal tally but Joscelin bags most golds
      544 21 SEA Games round-up AP, AFP SINGAPORE Indonesia surged ahead in the overall medal tally at the South-east Asia Games, but Singapore's Joscelin Yeo, the second youngest among the 4,500 participants, swam away with the highest number of golds yesterday.
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        656 21 AFP SINGAPORE 17th South-east Asia (SKA) Games third da) results yesterday (all finals): ATHLETICS, Women 10 km walk: I. Cheng Tong Lean (Mai) 52:59.0 1. Ilasiati Lawolc (Ind) 53:31.0 3. Helen Low (Sin) 54:20.0. 3,000 m: I. Jayanthi Palaniappan (Mai) 9:27.62 2. Pa Pa (Myan) 9:47.62 3. Suryati
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        Baseball
        63 21 Reuter NEW YORK American league on Monday: Detroit 7 Cleveland 3; New York 4 Boston 0. Baltimore 8 Milwaukee 5; Minnesota 4 Toronto 3; California 8 Texas 2; Seattle 6 Kansas City 3; Oakland 7 Chicago 3. National: Philadelphia 10 Montreal 3; New York 7 Atlanta 4: Chicago 6
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        Tennis
        135 21 AFP IjONDON Seeding* for Wmbledon which starts on Monda) Men's seeds (x denotes world ranking): 1. Pete Sampras (US xl) 2. Stefan Edbcrg (Swe x 3) 3. Jim Courier (US x 2) 4. Boris Becker (Ger x 4) 5. Goran Ivanisevic (Cro x 6) 6. Michael Stich (Ger x
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  • LIFESTYLE
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      Lock icon Rich, royal pickings
      794 22  -  Writers and gossip columnists are reaping huge profits from articles and books about the hapless Windsors. Anne Senior reports Anne Senior Reuter IN TUDOR times, audacious scribes could have a hand cut off or be clapped in leg-irons for writing unkind things about the monarchy. If Queen
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      Lock icon Met a beauty king lately?
      63 22 Reuter BRISBANE This Australian lifesaver has charmed his way into the record books by winning a beauty contest designed for women. Damian Taylor, 24, who created an international splash by entering the contest, was crowned Miss, or rather Mister, Wintersun 1993 yesterday night and promptly
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      Lock icon Don't judge Meg Ryan by her roles
      586 22 CHATTERBOX UPI UPI UPI UPI MEG RYAN, who stars with Tom Hanks in the new summer movie Sleepless in Seattle. comes across on screen as cute and sweet, thanks to her roles in films like When Harry met Sally, Prelude to a Kiss,
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      Lock icon McCabe drops a bombshell
      990 24  -  Patrick McCabe is a painstaking writer, hut claims The Butcher Boy, which won the 1992 Aer Lingus Prize, wrote itself. He tells William Grimes why his award winning novel is different William Grimes NYT PATRICK McCabe is a quiet man who lobbed a small bombshell of
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      1222 24 TV RADIO See No Evil, Hear No Evil, 10.30pm, SBC 5 Richard Pry or plays a blind J guy who works for deaf Gene Wader in a news-stand. When a murder takes place. Wilder's back is turned and Pryor is out of earshot. But this doesn't stop the cops and
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  • REGIONAL ANALYSIS
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      Lock icon The week when Cambodia almost broke up
      1462 25  -  The Cambodian power struggle HARISH MEHTA HARISH MEHTA The writer is a BT correspondent specialising in Indochinese affairs. FOR a few troubled days, Cambodia faced a very real danger of being partitioned once again this time by rebels within the ruling Cambodian People's
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      What it takes to rebuild the economy
      1486 25  -  Special to BT ABDULGAFFAR PEANG-METH ABDULGAFFAR PEANG-METH Dr Abdulgaffar Peang-Meth is an assistant professor of political science at the University of Guam. Born in Cambodia, he was assistant to the commander-in<hief of the non-communist Khmer People's National Liberation Armed Forces until November 1989.
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      Return of the cash-rich prodigals
      1685 26  -  Special to BT Reconstructing Vietnam NGUYEN TRAN QUANG NGUYEN TRAN QUANG Sguyen Tran Quang is an associate research fellow at the Singapore-based Information and Resource Centre THE leaves always fall back to its root, says an old adage. For more than two million overseas Vietnamese,
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      Washington's Vietnam policy becoming more realistic
      1190 26  -  Special to BT NGUYEN NGOC DIEN NGUYEN NGOC DIEN Nguyen Sgoc Dien is an assistant Jinx tor of research at the Hanoi-based Institute of International Relations. A SCRUTINY of American relations with the Indochinese countries over the past halfcentury shows that confrontation and war
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  • Article
    Pale and gaunt, or healthy and fit?
    557 27 EDITORIAL CHINESE PREMIER Li Peng was described variously by news agencies on Monday as being "noticeably thinner and weaker", "visibly gaunt and pale", "fit and healthy", "well and walking firmly" and "smiling and gesticulating frequently". Which one fit the bill would seem to
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  • WHAT THE OTHERS SAY
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      A right number for free trade?
      129 27 TALKS BETWEEN the United States and Japan, on a new deal governing their trade relations for presentation at next month's summit of the Group of Seven (G-7) industrialised nations in Tokyo, concluded last weekend in Washington with none of the expected fireworks. There was
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      Educate and persuade
      145 27 UNMARRIED WOMEN, high divorce rate and fewer children. These are not the problems faced by Singapore women alone, though Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong highlighted them at the launch of a book about women in this republic. These are national issues which demand concerted efforts by all.
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      Maintaining the ratios
      155 27 THE FACT that more people are taking part in gov-ernment-organised social events but taking their time to get married shows that we need to intensify our education of the younger generation on the traditional values of settling down and setting up families. Another problem we face is
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      Respect the national language
      223 27 BAHASA INDONESIA has played a pivotal role in the struggle to unify the Indonesian people, who live on 13,000 islands scattered along the Equator. Despite its importance, disrespect towards this language, one of the most precious of national assets, has reached alarming proportions. The majority of
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      Peace-making as well now
      219 27 TWO CONTINENTS separate them, but the respective futures of Cambodia and Somalia share a common link. The armed forces of the United Nations are on the attack in Somalia. Their aim is to eliminate the abuses of a violent warlord, and to resume at least a
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      Reconciling conflicting goals
      143 27 CHINA HAS ENTERED a difficult and delicate stage for its policy-makers and economic planners, who have to reconcile conflicting pressures for growth and restraint. Their success, or otherwise, in performing this balancing act over the months to come will show the extent to which Beijing still exercises
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    Lock icon Blaming the rest of the world for what's wrong at home
    746 27  -  Reginald Dale finds a reluctance in Washington to face up to the real problem as the US prepares to slap punitive duties on foreign steel suppliers Reginald Dale IHT JUST before Christmas, if all goes well, bleary-eyed officials will
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  • ANALYSIS
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      Pakistan: from strategic US ally to arch enemy?
      1594 28  -  With the waning of its usefulness to the United States, Pakistan is on the verge of being branded as a state that supports international terrorism. India, on the other hand, is finding favour in Washington these days. Leon Hadar reports Leon Hadar
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      India: from a pain in the back to a jewel in the crown?
      1058 28 DURING the years of the Cold War, India had helped to produce a case of "cognitive dissonance" among members of the US foreign policy establishment. On one hand, American politicians and intellectuals, especially on the left, identified
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  • Article
    Lock icon Miyazawa faces crisis after LDP snubs his reform plan
    572 29 Major opposition parties plan no-confidence vote against PM Reuter, AFP TOKYO Japanese Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa faced a leadership crisis yesterday after senior members of his ruling party refused to endorse his plan to halt rampant political corruption. Adding to Mr
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    Lock icon Japan's trade surplus falls for first time in 29 months
    168 29 AP, Reuter TOKYO Japan's trade surplus shrank 0.1 per cent from a year earlier to US$7.7 billion (5512.4 billion) in May, the first fall in two-and-a-half years. The finance ministry said yesterday that the result compared to a US$lO.3 billion
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    US consumer prices inched up 0.1pc last month
    157 29 WASHINGTON Consumer prices rose a mere 0.1 per cent last month, the US Labour Department said yesterday in a report that should help quell fears that inflation is about to take ofT. The smaller-than-expected increase followed a sharp 0.4 per cent rise
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    Lock icon China isolated by major powers at UN conference
    266 29 Reuter VIENNA Russia has backed calls for a world human rights commissioner and court, deepening the isolation of China at a United Nations World Conference on Human Rights. Foreign Minister Andrei Kozyrev said yesterday he believed the proposed post of UN High
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    Lock icon Tokyo, Osaka still the most costly cities: survey
    262 29 AP GENEVA The Japanese cities of Tokyo and Osaka remain by far the most expensive cities in dollar terms, according to a survey published yesterday. The survey said Moscow had become much more expensive for its growing foreign community and now had
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    Happy days are here for pro-China elements in HK
    779 29  -  The Bottom Line JACKIE SAM JACKIE SAM The writer is a Hongkongbased political consultant who contributed this commentary to BT AFrER the second round of the current Sino-British talks on electoral arrangements for Hongkong. Britain's negotiator and ambassador to China. Sir
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    Lock icon Central banks making money by selling options to buy gold
    388 29 Reuter ISTANBUL Central banks, despite suggesting they are no longer offloading gold reserves, are busy making money by selling options to buy the bullion. Officials and industry sources said yesterday that national banks have been wary of selling their reserves
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      15 29 Clinton govt counting on low interest rates to soften impact of tax rises, Pg 16
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  • Shipping Times
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      Austal wins US$21m deal to build 3 ferries for China
      369 30  -  By Rahita Elias SINGAPORE Australian shipyard Austal Ships has again landed a multi-vessel deal from China. This time, the contract is valued at US$2l million (Ss34 million) and involves the construction of three passenger ferries. With the order, the West
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      Sembawang completes conversion job
      266 30 SINGAPORE Sembawang Shipyard Ltd has completed a multi-million dollar contract to convert a tanker into a floating storage offloading vessel. The ship, which is designed to receive, dehydrate and store crude oil and offload it to shuttle tankers, was renamed the Nhnhai Shengkai at a ceremony
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      INDEX TO SHIPPING LINES AND FREIGHT FORWARDERS
      1089 30 rage Col ABC Containerlinc 12 1 Accord Group 8 1-3 Africa Container 15 3 Ahrenkiel Liner 4 1/2 Alpha Feeders 6 1 ANL 3 1/2 APL 5 3-5 Appenship 18 1/2 Arabian Express 15 5 ASCL 5 5 Asian Breakbulk 15 I ASXCLShpg
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      NOL sells two cargo vessels for US$6.3m
      283 30 SINGAPORE National carrier Neptune Orient Lines has sold two of its general cargo vessels for a total of US$6.3 million (S$ 10.1 million) The Neptune Spinel, built in March 1978 in Japan, was sold to an unnamed overseas buyer for US$3.2 million on
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      Lock icon Evergreen plans to develop port facilities on Batam
      277 30 Reuter TAIPEI Taiwan's Evergreen shipping group, one of the world's largest container shipping operators, said it planned to develop deep-water port facilities on Indonesia's Batam island. After meeting Indonesian President Suharto in May, group chairman Chang Yungfa agreed in principle to invest
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      Lock icon Freight rates in most sectors weakening, say brokers
      358 30 Knight-Ridder NEW YORK The freight market appeared to be generally subdued and lacklustre. Brokers noted on Monday that rates in most sectors were weakening for July slots with owners eager to lock-in cashflow over the summer months. They noted that feelings that
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        AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES
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        CONTAINER SCHEDULES
        1467 31 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Record Booking Balance Rslts Ship Voy No Etb/Btr Period From To From Ataur 0193 18/0900 3 16/0700 16 1159 16/1400 4 16/1200 16/1*59 16/1700 fci 0H> 406 18/2000 2 15/1700 16/0659 16/0900
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      THE SHIPPING GUIDE
      11897 39 This is a list of ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world. It tabulates, by destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of Singapore. LEGEND PN: ship calls at Penang after
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      DAILY FREIGHTS
      924 46 THE BALTIC Freight Index for spot dry cargo shipping rates fell to 1,547 on June 14 from 1,563. It was rumored that the rate ♦or a Panamax grain cargo on the US Gulf to Japan route had dropped US$l for second- half •July loading, brokers said. East Asiatic
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      TRANSPORT DIARY
      792 46 COURSES Title: Multimodal Transport Management Duration: June 17/18 21/22 Organiser: Singapore Freight Forwarders Association Tel: For further details contact SFFA Secretariat at 253-7550 or fax: 253-2303. Title: Handling Of Bunker Barge Duration: June 21-22 Organiser Singapore Port Institute Tel: For further details and application forms contact SPI at
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      Lock icon High crew costs put Italian owners in dilemma
      848 47 Euros flag seen as long-term solution to problem Fairplay ITALIAN OWNERS are facing a dilemma. Crew costs under the national flag are up to four times the level of those of its European counterparts and, with a government unsympathetic to reducing social
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    • AIR AND LAND TRANSPORT NEWS
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        Qantas quits price-fixing bodies to comply with Aussie Act
        500 49  -  Airline pulls out of IMP, MDP and other groups in HK and Thailand By Juliette Walker SINGAPORE Qantas Airways has resigned from several regional price-fixing bodies to comply with anti-trust provisions of the Australian Trade Practices Act. The carrier's regional director
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        Lock icon Fear of espionage makes US firms wary
        592 49 Paris Air Show AP LE BOURGET, France It would have been a gee-whiz highlight for an economically depressed Paris Air Show a new tilt nozzle on a Pratt Whitney jet engine that could steer a plane so well it could render tail wings
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        Lock icon Forgery of airplane parts a threat to safety: report
        405 49 AFP NEW YORK More than a dozen air companies have unknowingly used unsafe counterfeit parts in their jet engines, Newsday reported on Monday. The newspaper said it was not known whether the parts, which have been used by 15 companies worldwide,
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        Lock icon Australia, US say air dispute may end soon
        313 49 AP, AFP SYDNEY Both sides in an air route dispute between the Australian government and US carrier Northwest Airlines predict a solution could be reached soon. Northwest spokesman Doug Killian said an announcement would be made yesterday in the US. On Monday,
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        Lock icon ATR and Canadair launch new aircraft
        168 49 AP LE BOURGET, France The already packed regional aircraft market became more crowded on Monday as Avions de Transport Regional, the leading manufacturer, announced the launch of an updated version of its flagship ATR 42, the ATR 42-500. ATR chairman Henri-Paul Puel said at
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          Lock icon 1.093b baht to upgrade three airports
          53 49 Knight-Ridder BANGKOK The Thai government on Monday allocated 1.093 billion baht (Ss69 million) for upgrading three provincial airports in a five-year period from fiscal 1992-93. The three airports are located in Chiang Mai. in the north; Phuket, in the south and the southern port
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          Lock icon Pelita Air buys British RJ85 Avroliner
          72 49 AFP JAKARTA Indonesia's Pelita Air Service has placed an order for a RJBS Avroliner jet from British Aerospace, company spokesman Tri Joegianto said yesterday. The purchase order was for the passenger jet was signed in April and the plane is scheduled to be delivered
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          Lock icon Heavy going
          56 49 Reuter BELGRADE Heavy vehicles competing in a truck race held at Belgrade airport last Sunday as part of the Yugoslav championship. Air and all other transport in Yugoslavia has been drastically reduced due to fuel shortages after the United Nations tightened sanctions against the country and races like
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          Lock icon Northwest refuses to talk to union
          104 49 Bloomberg Business News MINNEAPOLIS Northwest Airlines has refused to reopen negotiations with its machinists, the union said on Monday. The union also said the company indicated that it "may be forced" to overturn collective bargaining agreements by seeking Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. Machinists asked
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          Lock icon Machinists at McDonnell to strike
          83 49 UPI ST LOUIS Negotiators for McDonnell Douglas and the machinists union on Monday regrouped in the wake of a vote by union members to reject the company's three-year contract offer and go on strike on Friday. Union members met on Sunday to vote on the
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          Lock icon Record round-the-world one-stop flight
          80 49 Reuter PARIS European aircraft consortium Airbus Industrie said on Monday that it plans to fly its A 340 widebody aircraft around the world with one stop, setting a new distance record for an airliner. The aircraft is due to take off from Le Bourget, France, at
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          Lock icon USAir buying de Havilland planes
          74 49 UPI TORONTO USAir Leasing and Services said on Monday it has reached agreement to buy 10 de Havilland Dash-8 100 turboprop airliners, with delivery set to begin next march. The US carrier plans to use the Dash-8s at its USAir Express companies unit. The USAir
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      1250 36 m sinsov SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD BOOKINGS: BALT ORIENT LINE: *****64 FESCO: *****06 ENQUIRIES: *****33 BLASCO ODESSA: *****51/*****31/*****13 INVENTORY: *****45 INWARD: *****81 OUTWARD: *****80 TRANSHIPMENT: *****78 KL: 03-*****75/697 PORT KELANG: *****43/ *****40 JAKARTA: *****57 PENANG: *****4/ *****8 JOHORE BAHRU: *****1/ *****1 MARINE INSURANCE SERVICE: *****87/ *****87 CR NO:
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      1694 37 K44 v AS AGENTS KAWASAKI SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD (CR No: **********0 M) TEL: *****77 TELEX: KAWAKI R*****5 FAX: *****07/8/9 T T MALAYSIA "K" LINE MARITIME (MALAYSIA) SDN BHD m M TEL: SA *****00 PK *****75 PEN *****0 JB *****1 PGU *****5/6 k A A Indonesia p.t. sarana laiit internusa. Tel
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      647 37 PHIU OniCNT LINGS PT€ LTP 1 0® Robinson Road #07-00 QMQ Building Singapore 0106 1 Tel: *****22/*****69/*****00 Telex: RS ***** Fax: *****76/*****38 A MEMBER OF THE SINGAPORE FREIGHT FORWARDERS ASSOCIATION IT AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND/SOUTH PACIFIC FCL/LCL SERVICE 18 JUN SYDNEY. MELBOURNE. BRISBANE. FREMANTLE 20 JUN AUCKLAND. WELLINGTON. LYTTLETON, NEW PLYMOUTH. NAPIER.
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      439 37 GOLDENLINEN WCG?V GUAN GUAM SHIPPING ILSXV (PTE) LTD m "I 23. TcM b« Street SMGATOK 01M TEL: ******1 (II LINES) Fu: *****04 (C* Mo **********0*) STKAITO/PERBIAM OULT SERVICE S port P Mang Penang SOU** KM tU'*h Dub* 21/22 tm GOLDCN HAMESI Karachi Dub* t/lt My CHINA SERVICE GOIDCN MONDE* China
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      1011 38 0 gass|||| PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES (PTE) LTD 140 Cecil Street. #03-00 PIL Building, Singapore 0106. I CR NO: **********0E I VESSEL VOY SIN BKK 9IN VESSEL VOY SIN JK T STN EQUATOR CRYSTAL IMN M/B KOTA UNO A 3381 23/« Z7/6 Eg EQUATOR CRYSTAL 146N 22/6 26/6 BUNQA TCRATAI 3353
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      430 38 BSA n. M MYANMA W FIVE STAR LINE (Myanmar National Line) Loading for Yanfon (Rangoon) Spore P.KIf Pan P.Gd| LOOMW VIM tn Port PAGAN VIMW 19/21 Jur In Port 17/11 Jut PATHEM VI23N In Port HPA-AN VIO2W 30/02 Jul MALAYSIA AGENTS BOUSTEAD SHPPM6 AGENCCS KU. TIL 03-*****00 PKL TEL 03-*****7
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      700 42 FAMOUS CONTAINER LINES —10 ANSON RD. #15-21 INTERNATIONAL PLAZA, S PORE 0207 HOT LINE: *****33 (24 LINES) GOTHENBURG/SCAN 21/06 ROTTERDAM 19/06 AARHUS/COPENHAGEN 21/06 HAMBURG/BREMEN 21/06 MARSEILLE/FRANCE 17/06 FELIXSTOWE/UK 21/06 BARCELONA/SPAIN 17/06 LEHAVRE/FRANCE 20/06 GENOA/ITALY 20/06 ANTWERP/BELGIUM 21/06 LOS ANGELES/WC/IPI 23/06 SYDNEY/MELBOURNE 17/06 NEW YORK/EC 23/06 FREMANTLE/ADELAIDE 17/06 VANCOUVER 23/06 BRISBANE
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      707 42 S RICHFIELD MARINE AGENCIES (S) PTE LTD TEL: *****33 (12 Lines) FAX: *****15/*****03 TELEX: RS ***** RISHIP (3 Lines) ETHIOPIAN SHIPPING LINES (National Lines of Ethiopia) ACCEPTING FCL AND CONVENTIONAL VESSEL |VOY ETA LOADING FOR SPOfIE ANCXNET 31WB 25/07 DARESSALAAM MOMBASA DJIBOUTI ASSAB. MASSAWA ABYOT 33W8 ?S/M DARESSALAAM MOMBASA DJIBOUTI
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      377 42 pi PONGN AM A LINE wsm ~~sre n m w nc i» HONGKONG GUKV KJOSK 20/ C 21/t 23/ C 4/7 7/7 MMM ¥***** 2C/C 2S/C 30 6 1/7 11/7 14/7 TU.SDAS ¥307* 4/7 C/ 7 1/7 11/7 21/7 mura* aatr wc7w 11/7 n/7 14/7 15/7 iff 21/7 ROUND THE
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      1613 43 HLASMN CONTAINER LINES *IZK2/VVMAgentB: MAC-NELS SPORE: *****22 (24 LINES) J *CJ V V** Jr/p No: **********06 PENANG: (04) *****6 SIBU: (084) *****9 KUCHING: (082) *****3 J P.KELANG: (03) *****77 JAKARTA: (21) *****32 SURABAYA: (31) *****0 HKG/TWN/BKK I GOTH/UKC/MED PORTS J PEN PKL SIN EVERY TUE/TMUR/SAT PEN PK SIN 15/6 16/6
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      193 43 SEAWARD SHIPPING AND TRADING CO (S) PTE LTD ETA ETA lit SfOM rati KUMC ft MM Bin MIX 23 t loadint tor Malt «WM HUM) 30/6 loading tot Calcutta «xrt« 17/6 SMED loading For Malt noKEA sum* 24/6 Loading For Mm UMMEEDH 25 6 loading For Mate PROGRESS IBUTY 30/6
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      934 43 /P THONG SOON UNES PTE. LTD.] 77 ROBINSON ROAO #15-00, #16-00 SIA BUILDING SINGAPORE 0106 TEL: *****8* FAX NO: *****11, *****22 TLX: RS ***** CARRIER, RS ***** JENHOL CABLE: TOSOCO UNfc 2&ggVESSEL VOY SPORE DEST VESSEL VOY |SPO~ PEST EQUATOR JADE 80/3E 16 JUN KUCHING EQUATOR ROYAL 78/3E 118 JUN
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      788 44 WgV'EVERETT ORIENT LINE" JAPAN/BAY Of BENGAL/JAPAN SERVICE ACCEPTMG BttAKBULK SOC CAAGOES TO FROM KOBE. YOKOHAMA. NAGOTA, TOKYO*. MANIA* OAKAO*. Penanj* P. Kelanj Smtapore E'Msia* KARAKEVERETT VI2E 22/23 Am SHAPIAEVERETT VI6E 08/09 Jul 10/11 Jul IVYEVERETT VSE 15/16 Jul 17/11 Jut ACCEPTMG BREAKBULK FCL SOC CARGOES TO FROM CMTTAGONG. CALCUTTA AMD
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      328 44 13* GLORY NAVIGATION GROUP REGULAR LINER SERVICE TAIWAN TO SINGAPORE ASEAN DIRECT WEEKLY TO PORT KELANG/PENANG •AT ATTRACTIVE RATES* CR NO: **********0W SP PKL PNG KAO GLORY SELATAN VII 15/6 17/6 18/6 25/6 GLORY SELATAN V 15/6 22/6 SP PKL HCM HK KAO SWNG YUNG ACCEPT CLASS CARGO TO PORT
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      611 44 #PGSL -WORLDWIDE PANAMA —GLOBE STEAMERS UWES REGULAR FCL SERVICE TO THE FOLLOWING WEEKLY SAILING TO HUANG PU A SHANTOU Connecting Feeder to Huang PuSUI TUO CONTAINER NO. 2 Connecting Feeder to Shantao LIAN BO NO 9 WE HV LEASING CONTRS FOR RENTAL SAILING TO PHNOM PENH' FORTNIGHTLY FCL/LCL SERVICE TO
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      466 44 FORTNIGHTLY DIRECT CONTAINER SERVICE SIN TO DURBAN VESSEL SIN DURBAN P ELIZABETH SIN FENGSHUNSHAN V 45/46 19/06 05/07 08/07 26/07 FENGANSHAN V 122 04/07 20/07 23/07 11/08 FENGKANGSHAN VS2/53 19/07 05/ OS 08/ OS 26/08 ALSO ACCEPTING TO JOHANNESBURG PRETORIA VIA DURBAN BOOKING AGENT FOR COSCO SIN TO MADRAS VESSEL
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      293 44 SIN FAR EAST 22/6 KEELUNG/KAOHSIUNG 19/6 BANGKOK 21/6 MANILA/CEBU 20/6 JAKARTA/BELAWAN/SURABAYA 20/6 PORT KELANG/PENANG/E. MALAYSIA 20/6 BUSAN 20/6 TOKYO/YOKO/KOBE/NGO/OSA 20/6 HONG KONG SIN CHUM 20/6 GUANGZHOU/HUANGPU/SHENZHEN FUZHOU/XIAMEN/SHANTOU/SHEKOU DAL lAN SHAN GHAI XIN GANG TIANJIN/QINGDAO/HAIKOU also accepting LCL cargo SjN EUROPE/UK 21/6 LDN/FLX/LVP/SOU 21/6 RDM/HAM/ANT/LEH/GOA/OSL/GOT/BCN also accepting cargo to Austria/ Hungary/Romama/Poland/Bulgaria/Czech.
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      780 45 OB UK Efftßs AfiBKBS HONG KON6/CHINA 21/6 ft 28/6 JAKARTA 16/6 25/6 BANGKOK 23/6 30/6 MANILA 18/6 A 25/6 BUSAN 21/6 A 28/6 KEELUNG 24/6 1/7 TOKYO/KOBE 18/6 A 25/6 KAOSHIUNG 22/6 6 29/6 POBT KELAN6/PENAN6 18/6 A 25/6 YOKOHAMA 18/6 a 25/6 COLOMBO 24/6 a 1/7 FELIXBTOWE/HAMBUR6 18/6 a
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      372 45 y Contemn CONTERM FREIGHT (F.E.) PTE LTD. AUCKLAND 19TH JUNE ACCEPTING TO ALL NEW ZEALAND PORTS PENAN6 24 JUNE PORT KELANG 24 JUNE JAKARTA 20 JUNE BAN6KOK 20 JUNE SURABAYA 21 JUNE MANILA 20 JUNE FREMANTLE 21 JUNE MELBOURNE 24 JUNE SYDNEY 24 JUNE BRISBANE 30 JUNE I* ACCEPTING TO
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      676 45 This Week's Sailings Singapore* J To: ETD To: ETD aw™ Singapore Singapore ISO 9002 by lrqa EVERY EVERY Bangkok SUN Hamburg SAT EVERY EVERY Manila SUN Ho Chi Minh FRI TO) EVERY EVERY Colombo TUE Los Angeles SUN A MTEXNATKMIU. SEA FREIGHT FORWARDING Tel: Fax: A AND LOQSTKS SERVICES |i
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      1156 46 8 DAYS FREQUENCY TO INDIA AND THE GULF W.E.F. JULY '93 OCEAN VESSEL SM LEH RTM(I) HAM(2) BRV FIX GOT VESSEL At P.Kg Sin S*aya Md Fiji(A) Nftymoutt Fnunj Lyt(B) Duncdn(B) Napwr Mg(C) Tauranfa BUI Neteon NLL Hoorn/2193 22/6 10/7 11/7 12/7 14/7 15/7 13/7 NLL Rotterdam/3216 14/6 17/6 19/6
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      645 47 NORTH PHILIPPINES FULL CONTAINER SERV CE VESSEL VOYAGE SINGAPORE MANILA VIGOUR PACIFIC ZQM JlZ_ 18, 06. 93 26/115/23 ran*! 0 SL VIGOUR PACIFIC 2QAM6 4 21/Q? U 26/06/93 VIGOUR SINGAPORE 56N8 25/06/93 03/07/93 VIGOUR SINGAPORE 56ANB 2S/06/93 03/07 93 PORT KLANG/PENANG FULL CONTAINER SERVICE VESSEL VOYAGE SINGAPORE PORT KLANG PENANG
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      374 47 ISFREIGHT MANAGEMENT GENERAL: *****11 BOOKING: *****55 ""v ASEAN PENANG weekly sailing PORT KELANG weekly sailing MANILA weekly sailing JAKARTA weekly sailing SURABAYA weekly sailing BANGKOK twice weekly J EES FREIGHT SERVICES PTE LTD r MB -J —M #01-60 Wallich Building, Singapore 0207 Tel: *****66 (10 Unes) Fax: *****69/*****44 AIRPORT OFFICE:
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      415 47 WOOD LINE SMTHttH AFRICA SERVICE STOW PI DON CT A VESSEL ***** 2S/6 12/7 19/7 27/7 •W.SO CALLS EX. AND Pi. WC SEAFIX SHIPPING SON BHO TEL M 7 SS2STLX ***** K.K.: CAPRICORN FREIGHT SERVICES TEL 213 KB TLX SUM sf &L SECIL MARITIMA, U.E.L Luanda, Angola. FAR EAST/ ANGOLA
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      987 48 HYUNDAI I MERCHANT MARINE CO. ITD. WESTBOUND TO EUROPE VESSELS VOY PMA PKE PGP VESSELS VOY_ SIN »TM AWT* LEH* HAM Bttt FEL HMM ADVANCE 20A 15/06 16/OC 17/06 SI FREEDOM 305W 21/06 09/07 09/07 10/07 11/07 11/07 13/07 NORASIA MALACCA 9322 A 22/06 23/06 24/06 H. INNOVATOR 304W 28/06
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      468 48 STRAITS/ JAPAN/ STRAITS SERVICE SPECIALIST IN RO-RO t HEAVY LIFTS IRBOUMD VESSELS VESSEL W PI ItISMR IT SL» SID MA ■PT CtUBC PNBUI M MAI ALU II SOMAI 2! H/l ■MKT ACt 1 "W mmc csaliucu zt z» CtUBC MASTER 21 SEAI RMOTA U 1/1 OUTBOUND VESSELS LQADIMC FPU SEMBOKU
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      63 49 I TECHNOLOGY I Tomorrow in Business Times nnmr M.V. "PRINCESS" VOY. 52 Arrived Bth June 1993 Consigned of all damaged cargoes a the captioned vessel is hereby notified that a general survey will be held on the 17th June 1993 0900-1200 hours at FT 10. No furtho- survey will be
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