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Title Section14 1993-06-19 1 Business Times WE KNOW ASIA MITA (P) 552/12/92 Weekend Edition, June 19-20 1993 75*14 words
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Article, Illustration572 1993-06-19 1 Parliament dissolved New elections expected within 40 days Bloomberg Business News Reuter, AP, TOKYO The yen slipped against the US dollar and Tokyo shares finished lower, following Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa's loss of a vote of confidence in parliament yesterday andBloomberg Business News; Reuter,; AP,; Source: TeleTrac - 572 words
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Article, Illustration759 1993-06-19 1 Ramesh Divyanathan - By Ramesh Divyanathan SINGAPORE The case of four men accused of breaching the Official Secrets Act (OSA) took a dramatic turn yesterday when a fifth person was charged just days before the trial of the four was to begin.759 words
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502 1993-06-19 1 Amy Balan - By Amy Balan SINGAPORE The Roller Coaster is going up again. Malaysian stock prices rebounded sharply yesterday as punters moved in for bargains after the stomach-churning dives of the previous three days. If there was any lingering fear of a repeat502 words
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161 1993-06-19 1 SINGAPORE Boeing Co will recall all its 747 jumbo jets, including Singapore Airlines' fleet of 37, to modify engine struts following Boeing inspections prompted by two accidcnts in the last 18 months. The strut holds the engine to the wing161 words
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392 1993-06-19 1 Stephen Vines - From Stephen Vines in HONGKONG BRITAIN and China yesterday took a significant step towards overcoming difficulties surrounding the building of Hongkong's new airport by agreeing to construction of a HKS7 billion (551.46 billion) cross-harbour tunnel to provide improved access392 words
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2am LATEST
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91 1993-06-19 1 Reuter LONDON The US dollar soared to its highest levels since March 1992 during a frantic day's trade as sentiment swung heavily in its favour. "It's been pandemonium," said the head of forex at one US bank. Traders said the market wasReuter - 91 words
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76 1993-06-19 1 Bloomberg Business News WASHINGTON The Senate Finance Committee yesterday approved a plan to reduce the federal deficit by US$5OB billion (SSBI3 billion) over the next five years. The plan was approved 11-9 on a party line vote. The plan contains a tax onBloomberg Business News - 76 words
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53 1993-06-19 1 Reuter BONN The German upper house of parliament yesterday rejected government plans for the reform of the country's corporate tax structure. The reform is aimed at improving Germany's competitiveness in international markets and is a part of the so-called solidarity pact designed toReuter - 53 words
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Article, Illustration110 1993-06-19 1 Stock market indices Friday C Inner STII 1826.20 +13.21 KLSE Composite 735.25 14.79 Nikkei 19.804 54 -120.97 Hang Seng 7,200.75 +11.65 SET Index 888 84 +8 18 Jakarta Composite ...355.64 +0.71 Ausl All Ord 1.730.4 +3.2 FTSE 100 2,879.4 +3.7 Friday Prrrimn I lam Dow Jones 3.510.82 3.521.89110 words
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Advertisement9 1993-06-19 1 Lifestyle Cover Story el i Three cheers for Dad9 words
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Advertisement12 1993-06-19 1 Hock Lock Siew el 4 Amcol taking a gamble with Tg Rhu12 words
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SINGAPORE NEWS
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496 1993-06-19 2 Chuang Peck Ming - Select Committee on GST Bill By Chuang Peck Ming SINGAPORE A company may not have to pay goods and services tax for purchases made from a sister company when the tax comes into effect next April. Finance Minister Richard Hu said yesterday496 words
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260 1993-06-19 2 CYCLE Carriage yesterday released a list of its directors and their relatives who were given priority in booking units at its Holland Village condominium project called gaThe group set aside 29 out of the 116 units at Chip Bee Gardens for this purpose, but260 words
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Article, Illustration458 1993-06-19 2 VETERAN opposition politician Chiam See Tong has stepped down as secretarygeneral of the Singapore Democratic Party, the party said in a surprise announcement yesterday. He will be replaced by his deputy, SDP assistant secre-tary-general Chee Soon Juan, who will458 words
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Article, Illustration515 1993-06-19 2 Kooi Cho Teng - By Kooi Cho Teng THE current wave of interest in residential properties has not waned, judging from the overwhelming response at the public launch of two new projects yesterday. With barely any publicity. Hong Leong Holding's The Atria at Meyer and First Capital515 words
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277 1993-06-19 2 Al Labita - From Al Labita in MANILA SOME 600 Mt Pinatubo volcano refugees have benefited from a civic action project launched by Filipino and Singaporean troops as part of their on-going 10-day "war exercise", a Philippine army spokesman said yesterday. Col Alfonso277 words
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Advertisement117 1993-06-19 2 WITH A BOOMING I2M ECONOMIC GROWTH. WHAT ELSE ARE YOU WAITING FOR? This is the best time to invest in China properties. Being the fastest growing economy in the world at 12.8% last year and 14.1%* in the first quarter of this year, China property prices are expected to escalate117 words
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THE REGION
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Article, Illustration517 1993-06-19 3 The Cambodian power struggle Reuter PHNOM PENH The leaders of Cambodia's two main parties reached agreement yesterday on how to share power in an interim administration to run the country until a constitution can be written, a government spokesman said. "It was very good,Reuter - 517 words
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622 1993-06-19 3 Alan Boyd - From Alan Boyd in BANGKOK AN AMBITIOUS development programme intended to lure manufacturers to Thailand's poorer provinces is in jeopardy after being caught up in a row between the government and banks over interest rate levels. The Bangkok Bank. Thailand's largest financial institution, has622 words
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387 1993-06-19 3 Bernama JOHOR BARU Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA) vice-president Woon See Chin, who is taking on Ling Liong Sik for the president's post in the party's elections next Saturday, yesterday gave his reasons for the decision. Mr Woon said he wanted toBernama - 387 words
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Article, Illustration167 1993-06-19 3 JAKARTA Indonesian President Suharto appointed yesterday the 45 members of the new Supreme Advisory Council (DPA), which includes 12 former ministers, and several former governors and leading religious leaders. The appointment of the council's membership, whose task is to reply to presidential queries167 words
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589 1993-06-19 3 Bloomberg Business News TOKYO Japan's gross na- < tional product, the broadest measure of economic activity, grew 0.8 per cent in the year I ended March 31, the lowest i annual growth in 17 years, the Economic Planning Agency saidBloomberg Business News - 589 words
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284 1993-06-19 3 Reuter UPI ISLAMABAD Pakistani President Ghulam Ishaq Khan said in an interview published yesterday he could work with Prime Minister Mohammad Nawaz Sharif, whom he sacked in April but who was reinstated by the Supreme Court. Mr Ishaq Khan said,Reuter; UPI - 284 words
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191 1993-06-19 3 Reuter JAKARTA No, you may not live in the Billabong development, the California Townhouse or even the Seaview Park Apartments. At least not if you are in the Indonesian capital of Jakarta. Developers have been told to change the names of their apartment blocksReuter - 191 words
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ASIA NOTES
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78 1993-06-19 3 Reuter TAIPEI A Taiwan-born member of China's National People's Congress arrived in Taipei yesterday, becoming the most senior Chinese official to visit the island since the end of the civil war in 1949. Zhang Kehui. 65. was greeted by about 100 friends and relatives inReuter - 78 words
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111 1993-06-19 3 AFP JAKARTA The Indonesian capital will have an additional 12 star-rated hotels by 1995. the Jayakarta daily said here yesterday. "Jakarta is not as overcrowded as Bali or Yogyakarta, but the average hotel occupancy rate here is still above 70 per cent," the dailyAFP - 111 words
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Article, Illustration33 1993-06-19 3 Reuter TOKYO Newly weds Crown Princc Naruhito and Crowp Princcss Masako holding cups to toast with guests during a banquet celebrating their royal wedding at the Imperial Palace on Thursday. RcutcrReuter - 33 words
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Article58 1993-06-19 3 Reuter JAKARTA Indonesia will next year begin work on a mass transit system for Jakarta to ease the capital's polluted, trafficchoked streets, the official Antara news agency said yesterday, ft quoted Communications Minister Haryanto Danutirto as saying part of the 6.2 trillion rupiah (Ss4.B billion)Reuter - 58 words
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55 1993-06-19 3 AP TAIPEI Taiwan expects to get technology transfers from its purchase of 150 US-made F-16 jet fighters. Vice-Economics Minister Yang Chih-chien said yesterday. Mr Yang told legislators that his ministry and Lockheed have reached preliminary agreement to transfer such technology through an offset programme spread overAP - 55 words
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431 1993-06-19 3 AFP MANILA The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has apologised to Philippine officials for its local representative's open criticism of the country's economic performance. the presidential palace said yesterday. A palace statement said the head of the IMF South-east Asia andAFP - 431 words
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THE WORLD
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640 1993-06-19 4 Move in anticipation of routine review of Vietnam's status by IMF next month Reuter WASHINGTON The National Security Council staff has recommended that President Bill Clinton end US opposition to multilateral lending to Vietnam, a US official said on Thursday night. TheReuter - 640 words
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Article, Illustration352 1993-06-19 4 Reuter BONN Economics Minister Guenter Rexrodt said Germany's labour law must be overhauled in order to allow longer working hours and working on Sundays. In an interview yesterday with Germany's Deutschlandfunk radio, Mr Rexrodt said he also favoured requiring public sector employees toReuter - 352 words
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388 1993-06-19 4 Reuter LYON, France French Prime Minister Edouard Balladur, under fire from within his own Gaullist party, yesterday dismissed calls for an alternative economic policy and warned critics they were sapping business confidence. Without naming him, Mr Balladur rejected point-by-point Gaullist NationalReuter - 388 words
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565 1993-06-19 4 Reuter LONDON Germany's independent stance in the telecoms equipment trade row between the European Community and the US may reflect its desire to protect inroads already made in the US market, analysts say. "Siemens is a relatively large supplier inReuter - 565 words
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WORLD WATCH
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84 1993-06-19 4 AFP WIESBADEN, Germany Industrial output prices in the west of Germany fell by 0.2 per cent in May from the figure in April, taking the change during the previous 12 months to a decline of 0.3 per cent, the federal statistical office reported yesterday.AFP - 84 words
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Article, Illustration50 1993-06-19 4 Reuter BOSNIA A Croat soldier crying on Thursday near a newly established graveyard where fellow comrades killed in a recent outbreak of fighting with Bosnian Muslims are buried. Some 100 Bosnian Croat soldiers have lost their lives in the fighting within the last two weeks. ReuterReuter - 50 words
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Article77 1993-06-19 4 UPI MOSCOW The elected president of Azerbaijan fled the capital yesterday and the former communist party boss of the country took over. President Albulfaz Elchibey fled "to avoid bloodshed and to ensure his own personal safety", said press attache Fuad Gadzhiev in Azerbaijan's Moscow embassy. Azerbaijan's formerUPI - 77 words
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74 1993-06-19 4 Reuter OTTAWA Canada's consumer price index fell 0.2 per cent in Mav, seasonally adjusted, and rose 0.2 per cent, unadjusted, to 130.1 (base 1986), Statistics Canada said. The rise compares with a seasonally adjusted rise of 0.2 per cent in April. Unadjusted the index wasReuter - 74 words
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58 1993-06-19 4 UPI JOHANNESBURG South African President Frederik de KJerk would travel to the US to accept the Philadelphia liberty medal next month despite opposition by a coalition of religious groups, the government said yesterday. "The President is travelling to the US," presidential spokesman HannesUPI - 58 words
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70 1993-06-19 4 Reuter TEHRAN President Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, predicting a bright future for Iran, said yesterday that his relatively low winning margin in last week's election would not deter him from pushing for free market reforms. In his first prayer sermon since he was re-elected, he blamedReuter - 70 words
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Article65 1993-06-19 4 Reuter MADRID Spanish Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez yesterday met the leader of the Basque Nationalist Party (PNV) to complete a first round of talks to seek allies in forming a new government. The Socialist leader proposed to PNV president Xabier Arzallus that the Basques join aReuter - 65 words
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Advertisement897 1993-06-19 4 HOTEL PROPERTIES LIMITED (INCORPORATED IN THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE) (1) TO: ALL BONDHOLDERS RE: PAYMENT OF PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST ON 5570,000,000 4% BONDS DUE 1993 ("BONDS") NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Bonds will be redeemed at par on August 10, 1993. For the timely repayment of principal sums, Bondholders897 words
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COMPANIES & MARKETS
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574 1993-06-19 5 Quak Hiang Whai - By Quak Hiang Whai SINGAPORE Keppel Bank silenced its critics yesterday when it announced a subscription rate of 16.1 times for its public offer of shares at 52.40 each and a six-times rate for the tender portion of the offer. Even574 words
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281 1993-06-19 5 Joseph Rajendran - By Joseph Rajendran SINGAPORE Computer maker IPC Corp has begun shipping computers to two restaurant chains in America in expectation of a contract worth more than US$lO million (5516.2 million). The 12,000 units, expected to be shipped281 words
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Article, Illustration350 1993-06-19 5 Kooi Cho Teng - By Kooi Cho Teng SINGAPORE Eu Yan Sang Holdings (EYS), the property arm of Lum Chang Holdings, will develop a resort condominium project in Kuantan. Malaysia. EYS managing director David Lum said yesterday that a memorandum of understanding had been signed between350 words
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545 1993-06-19 5 Lee Han Shih - HOCK LOCK SIEW By Lee Han Shih SINGAPORE Whichever way you look at it, Keppel's move to sell its Singmarine Industries site at Tanjong Rhu to Amcol is a no-lose situation for Keppel. The same, however, may not be true545 words
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280 1993-06-19 5 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad is scheduled to launch two joint-venture resort projects, involving Malaysian company Ekran Bhd. on Hainan Island on Tuesday, the last day of his 10-day official visit to China. In a statement issued here today.Bernama - 280 words
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286 1993-06-19 5 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Pilecon Engineering Bhd yesterday announced a proposal to raise MS 150 million (5594.5 million) through issuing redeemable bank-guaranteed bonds together with detachable transferable subscription rights. Each TSR carried the right to subscribe for one new ordinary PileconBernama - 286 words
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161 1993-06-19 5 SINGAPORE Propertybased Bukit Sembawang Estates has posted net earnings of $24.79 million for the year to March 31, 1993 up 44 per cent on the previous year's figure. The group achieved its strong performance on an 18 per cent rise in turnover161 words
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Article, Illustration368 1993-06-19 5 Performance of STII's Index stocks Jun 18 Last StiK ladrx Slock sale C'hfr factor no<rr> <$) <$> Atimo 2.280 1.75 CM 7 050 -0 050 5 40 -5 29 Ccrctws 5.350 0 050 4 10 5 29 F&N 12 000 0 200 9 19 21 16 OF Asia 2368 words
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COMPANIES
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COMPANY BRIEFS
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80 1993-06-19 6 SINGAPORE Pacific Can Investment Holdings has sold its 30 per cent stake in Uniphoenix Pacific Holdings Sdn Bhd for M 5450,000 (*****,500). Pacific Can yesterday said the transaction will have no material effect on the earnings per share or net tangible assets per share80 words
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Article79 1993-06-19 6 Reuter MANILA JG Summit Holdings, the flagship company of banker and retail magnate John Gokongwei, will oner 645 million common shares through the Manila and Makati stock exchanges. Documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission show the *B' shares, open to foreign andReuter - 79 words
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Article73 1993-06-19 6 Reuter BANGKOK Housing developer Krisda Mahanakorn has sold five million of its 10-baht par shares or 4.76 per cent of its outstanding share equity to New World Development of Hongkong. New World paid 125 baht per share against yesterday's market closing price of 136 baht.Reuter - 73 words
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65 1993-06-19 6 JAKARTA PT Hanjaya Mandala Sampoerna, one of Indonesia's leading cigarette producers, expects net income to increase to 67.79 billion rupiah (5551.52 million) in 1993 from 54.08 billion rupiah last year. The company also expects sales to reach 529.48 billion rupiah this year, compared with65 words
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Article59 1993-06-19 6 Reuter TOKYO Japan's Mitsubishi Motor Corp is considering exporting its US-made Galant to Europe from next spring, with an annual sales target of 10,000 units. The move will enable the company to avoid substantial price rises because of the yen's appreciation. At present, GalantReuter - 59 words
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Article88 1993-06-19 6 Bloomberg Business News BANGKOK Shell of Thailand, a wholly-owned affiliate of Royal Dutch Shell, has lifted its stake in a local petrochemicals company from 10 per cent to 80 per cent. In a deal involving more than 80 shareholders including Thai Farmers Bank, Shell hasBloomberg Business News - 88 words
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Article450 1993-06-19 6 UNIT TRUSTS FUNDS Managers' prices jun 19 21 Insurance Fund Singapore Unit Trust 332 345 The Commerce 1.36 1.43xd PriiOef!tl3l The Savings Fund 1.24 I JO PruLink Mgd Fund 1.13 1.19 S'porc Prog Fund 0.57 060 y>Ri n Spore See Fund 091 096 MHIW-BUmipUTra S'porc Invest Fund 100 l.05xd First450 words
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414 1993-06-19 6 Reuter HONGKONG A new contender may have entered the ring to challenge tycoon Li (Cashing and China's Citic Pacific for control of a major Hongkong hotel group. Trading in Henderson Investment was suspended yesterday after a surprise announcement that it hadReuter - 414 words
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279 1993-06-19 6 Reuter TOKYO A worldwide slump in the property business and a sluggish construction industry at home will force major Japanese construction company Kumagai Gumi Co Ltd to post a group net loss in the current business year. Kumagai expectsReuter - 279 words
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248 1993-06-19 6 Bloomberg Business News FRAMINGHAM, Massachusetts Computer* or Id magazine's publisher and a Shanghai government-controlled venture have formed a separate US$2O million (5532.4 million) fund to bankroll promising electronics and software ventures in the southern Chinese city. Publishing tycoon Patrick J McGovern and ScienceBloomberg Business News - 248 words
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Article, Illustration59 1993-06-19 6 Reuter MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin A Milwaukee police officer examining a Pepsi can that contained an insulin hypodermic syringe on Wednesday that was opened by Kitty Wuerl, a telemarketer at the Milwaukee Journal Co. According to the label, the Pepsi was canned in Watertown, Wisconsin. ItReuter - 59 words
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303 1993-06-19 6 Reuter GUANGZHOU Guangzhou Shipyard International Co Ltd plans to list on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in the third quarter of 1993. offering more than 25 per cent of its share capital, director Ren Fuwei said. He said the ship and containerReuter - 303 words
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Article, Illustration303 1993-06-19 6 UPI CUPERTINO, California John Sculley, chief executive officer of Apple Computer Inc. plans to eventually leave the personal computer giant. L'SA Today reported on Wednesday. The 54-year-old executive has been talking privately about pursuing other opportunities and expects to leave AppleUPI - 303 words
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311 1993-06-19 6 Bloomberg Business News SYDNEY Australian construction and engineering group Leighton Holdings Ltd said it will join a consortium headed by Hongkong-based New World Development Co to bid for Sydney's first casino. The casino project has been estimated in value atBloomberg Business News - 311 words
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207 1993-06-19 6 Reuter BOMBAY India's largest mutual fund, the Unit Trust of India, predicts a turnaround for the country's corporate sector later this year, executive trustee K N Atmaramani said yesterday. "A majority of companies will post improved performances from the second halfReuter - 207 words
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FINANCE
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467 1993-06-19 7 Reuter MELBOURNE The Australian government yesterday announced further deregulation of the banking industry to make it more competitive and internationally oriented. Treasurer John Dawkins said he would allow mergers of smaller banks and foreign takeovers of all but the nation's major four. The governmentReuter - 467 words
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365 1993-06-19 7 Reuter TOKYO Japanese banks will be able to set interest rates freely on all term deposits from Monday, but it is likely to take a year or more before savers see the benefits of deregulation, bankers and analysts said. "Decontrol thisReuter - 365 words
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366 1993-06-19 7 Reuter TOKYO Foreign-exchange broker Hatori-Marshall in August will become the first new entrant in Japan's short-term money market in 30 years, and the first ever that is not purely Japanese. But the newcomer plans to enter the market slowly, market sources said.Reuter - 366 words
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Article, Illustration455 1993-06-19 7 DBS Weekly Currency Report US$/DMK: Regaining glory The greenback closed above resistance of 1.6420 last Tuesday, and carried on to make further gains to reach 1.6650 by Thursday. The technical picture is bullish with initial upside resistance seen at 1.6850. which is the March455 words
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215 1993-06-19 7 ENERGY REPORT LONDON Oil prices edged a little firmer yesterday, as the fear of UN-embargoed Iraqi oil returning to the market subsided. International benchmark Brent Blend crude gained six cents on the London futures market to U5517.61 a barrel.215 words
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Article, Illustration162 1993-06-19 7 AMIDST persistent bullish sentiment, the US dollar made further gains yesterday against the regional currencies. It opened at 1.6160/65 against the Singapore dollar, trading within a narrow range of 1.6165/175 before local bank buying pushed it to the day's high at 1.6190. It closed mixed162 words
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Article192 1993-06-19 7 Reuter LONDON The dollar soared to its highest levels since March 1992 during a frantic day's trade as sentiment swung heavily in its favour. "It's been pandemonium," said the head of forex at one US bank. "Loads of stop losses and big trend lines taken out, everyone talking ofReuter - 192 words
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Article79 1993-06-19 7 AFP NEW YORK The dollar climbed against other major currencies in active trading yesterday, bouyed by the political instability in Japan and the anticipation of Tailing interest rates in Europe. In morning trading, the dollar traded at 108.60 yen against 107.30 and could climb as high at 109AFP - 79 words
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Article, Illustration1535 1993-06-19 7 IraJf Ki-ithinJ imie\ cahulalni again* S'ptire\ Itip 14 trading partners Ha* \var 19X5 US$/S$ forward rates Noon June 18 ss Bid Offer 1-month 1.6169 ***** 2-month 1.6169 ***** 3-month ***** ***** 6-month 1.6168 1.6188 Sourer OCBC Source: OCBC FOREIGN CURRENCY NOTE RATES At at 10am yesterday: Singapore dollars lo one1,535 words
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COMMODITIES & FUTURES
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1461 1993-06-19 8 SIMEX REPORT Reuter SINGAPORE Simex Eurodollar futures ended softer after tracking a tight two-tick band in the absence of fresh incentives, traders said. "The afternoon session was a wash-out. nothing much happened." said one US commission house dealer. "The Euros remain supported, but there isReuter - 1,461 words
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Article608 1993-06-19 8 COMMODITY REPORTS fin TIN PRICE on the Kuala Lumpur Tin Market rebounded to end three sen higher at MS 12.93 per kg yesterday, on short covering activity and some buving interest. The price which sank to its new all-time low of M 513.05 on Monday608 words
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Article82 1993-06-19 8 TOKYO The fall in the price of copper and the concurrent depreciation of the Chinese currency have not led to major defaults by Chinese buyers who earlier agreed to import copper. Hongkong and Tokyo trade sources say. But there are rumours that some copper traders82 words
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Article83 1993-06-19 8 HAMBURG This year's EC grain crop might reach 163.572 million tonnes, down 3 per cent from last year, said German trade house Toepfer International in its first forecast. The projection is based on an estimated 32.838 million hectares sown to grains, which is83 words
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71 1993-06-19 8 KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia Smelting Corp's delivery period for tin to buyers is now less than a week, and the firm expects to be able to continue delivering promptly for the rest of the year, smelting sources said. The delivery period has narrowed from about 3071 words
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Article48 1993-06-19 8 TOKYO Kuwait has set its third-quarter crude price formula at US$l.4O per barrel below the average of Oman and Dubai crude prices, said sources at companies with term contracts to buy Kuwaiti crude. They said the formula is unchanged from the second quarter.48 words
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Article72 1993-06-19 8 TOKYO Japan's demand for stainless steel is expected to total 158.900 tonnes a month for July, August and September, compared with 157,100 tonnes in the previous 3 months, according to the Ministry of International Trade and Industry's quarterly forecast. Export demand for stainless steel produced72 words
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Article1629 1993-06-19 8 Rubber June 18 RAS Commodity Exchange (futures closing as at 1pm) RAS (physical prices) RSS 1 Contract (S cents/kg) A m A Buyers Sellers Close Volume Open As at 12 noon O cenis/kgi Month High Low Sell (tonnes) Interest RSS 2 July 93 128 00 I29.00N Jul M1,629 words
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REGIONAL STOCK MARKETS
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Article1150 1993-06-19 9 +3.2 Shares closed higher in a day of quiet trading, boosted by an upbeat News Corp and recovering gold stocks. "The market was pretty dead people don't seem to be interested in doing much at all." one broker said. News Corp was the highlight. closing up 14 cents at1,150 words
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Article597 1993-06-19 9 1.56 Share prices inched up. buoyed by government assurances that the country's severe power crisis will ease by December, brokers said. The Philippines' exchanges are also poised to snap out of a long period of consolidation by July at the latest, dealers added. "The market is slowly showing signs597 words
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Article553 1993-06-19 9 +20.41 Stocks ended slightly higher in a rebound from recent falls, helped by a strong electronics sector and a more stable performance of key indicator stock China Steel, brokers said. The Weighted Index fluctuated narrowly before ending 20.41 points up at 4,150.26. But turnover remained thin, shrinking to T512.2553 words
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Article441 1993-06-19 9 -0.45 The stock market closed a shade lower in mixed trading despite some solid advances by counters tipped to announce better-than-expected half-year results in June, brokers said. The Composite Stock Index ended 0.45 down at 762.09. The outlook is mixed for today with some forecasting a similar trading pattern441 words
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Article286 1993-06-19 9 +0.74 The New Zealand share market ended a quiet week on a dull note with the NZSE-40 Capital Index closing up 0.74 points on the day at 1,646.20. The volume of NZ$25 million was boosted by the crossing of one million Lion Nathan shares at NZS3.4O. "Generally speaking,286 words
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Article65 1993-06-19 9 -7.7 Stock prices fell for a fifth straight day and brokers said stock markets will probably remain subdued because of fears of political instability. The Bombay Stock Exchange Index fell 7.70 points to 2226.68 and the National Index dropped 4.69 points to 1037.78. Delhi was marginally up 0.24 points65 words
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WORLD STOCK MARKETS
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Article790 1993-06-19 9 +3.7 Shares were slightly higher yesterday at the close on the last day of the two week account, after easing from the day's best levels as Wall Street sank into the red. The FTSE 100 Index finished 3.7 points up at 2,879.4, around eight points below the session high.790 words
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Article122 1993-06-19 9 +0.53pc The Paris Bourse was boosted yesterday by a higher bond market, relying on hopes for a reduction of German interest rates in the near future. The CAC 40 index ended 0.53 per cent higher at 1,910.29 points, even though it was showing a loss during part of the122 words
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Article185 1993-06-19 9 -0.85 Shares closed lower, notably in the banking sector, reflecting investors' disappointment the Central Bank didn't cut interest rates, traders said. "We saw banking and other financial shares fall, and that's directly related to the fact that there was no rate cut either." said Bjorn Germer, equity strategist at185 words
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Article187 1993-06-19 9 -5.39 Share prices closed lower at the end of a quiet bourse session. Operators had feared market could become volatile in last 10 minutes when expiring DAX option price was calculated, but prices just eased slightlv. The DAX-30 closed's.39 points down at 1.686.90, off intraday low of 1,686.62. September187 words
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Article278 1993-06-19 9 -1.13 Shares ended little changed with a easier bias after an afternoon of directionless trading yesterday. Morning business was dominated by transactions related to the expiry on futures and options exchange Sofiex. With the slight pressure from SofTex-expiry now in the past, shares moved little in lucklustre pre-week-end trading.278 words
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Article630 1993-06-19 9 10.24 Stocks moved lower at the start of what could be a volatile session yesterday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which added 10.24 points on Thursday, was down 11.07 points to 3510.82 at I lam. Among the broad gauges, the New York Stock Exchange Composite Index was oft630 words
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Article252 1993-06-19 9 +0.31 Shares shrugged off the expiry of options on the EOE index of the leading 24 Dutch shares, options on some individual stocks and EOE futures contracts, traders said. The EOE index closed up 0.31 point at 315.92. "The expiry was a nonevent," said trader Peter Puis at Institutional252 words
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Article322 1993-06-19 9 -7 Gold shares dipped in lastminute trade but held onto slender gains on a steady gold price yesterday while industrials drifted lower on a lack of fresh factors. Dealers reported some major share deals, such as 18 million rands worth of pulp and paper exporter Sappi shares changing hands322 words
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Article331 1993-06-19 9 11.29 Stocks fell in brisk early trade yesterday as profit-tak- ing and volatility connected with triple-witching in the US took the steam out of the market. Traders said volume was thrown higher by large crosses of Talisman Energy shares, sold by BCE to underwriters this week. The TSE 300331 words
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Article724 1993-06-19 9 Brussels J u 18 trman FORWARD MARKET M> Fa :s o 10 Vtv 2550 \ltwd »20 *> \Mor MO Bctam Bohjo JlO t 2 (jnpm. «l 4 (<x* II) I [>r Bern. 400 the% 77» Fleilrabd < > Brig IP) !2$i 1*5 C.MnikvBm IJ»» 2 t.cjcn *410 40 (>r Bra724 words
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Article, Illustration3018 1993-06-19 10 Reuter Share prices ended higher after Britain and China agreed on a key project in Hong Kong's HKSI7S billion airport scheme, but late-day profit-taking pared the gains, brokers said. The Hang Seng index closed 11.65 points, or 0.16 per cent, higher at 7,200.75 after lagging by some 85 pointsReuter; Source: Bridge Info - 3,018 words
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Article, Illustration520 1993-06-19 10 THE Shenzhen A share market was very active yesterday the turnover was equivalent to the sum of the last three days and the CLSA Shenzhen A index closed up 6 per cent. The major factor is the news that the legal persons' shares will be suspended from trading, refocusing520 words
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Article, Illustration2548 1993-06-19 10 Reuter STOCKS ended lower. Investors were pushed to the sidelines as turmoil in the nation's politics dragged on longer than expected, brokers said. Arbitrage unwinding and selling by foreigners dragged down the market, while some small-lot buying picked up prices at the downside. "Nothing has changed since Thursday," saidReuter; Source: Bridge Info - 2,548 words
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Article, Illustration1815 1993-06-19 10 Reuter FOREIGN institutions joined local investors. Taiwanese and Hongkong Chinese in a buying spree, brokers said. "This is a really hot market." said a broker at Phatra Thanakit Co. "We checked and found out that there are some funds coming in from foreign institutions to buy good-fundamental shares." heReuter; Source: Bridge Info - 1,815 words
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Article, Illustration1103 1993-06-19 10 Reuter STOCK PRICES closed mixed after an active half-day trading across the boards on the Jakarta stock exchange. "Market sentiment was strong. Panin Bank. Inco and Tjilatjap Pelletizing Factory- were actively traded." one broker said. Panin continued its stride, up 100 rupiah. Inco gained 50 rupiah and Tjilatjap wasReuter; Source: Bridge Info - 1,103 words
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Article, Illustration2620 1993-06-19 11 Source: Bridge Info Source: Bridge Info MOST ACTIVE vofcjme Lien Hoc 8 923.000 Promct *.862.000 Rcnong Bhd 50c 7.865.000 Idris H > J 50c $.988,000 FAC'B 50c 5.323.000 Bcrja) a (iroup 3.S05.000 Tan Chong 50c 3.*****0 Mulpha Intl 50c 2.785.000 Multi-Purposc 2.681.000 kamunling 50c 2.635.000 Kcmavan 50c 2.606.000Source: Bridge Info - 2,620 words
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Article, Illustration5201 1993-06-19 11 SHARE PRICES rebounded to a firm close yesterday as investors moved in for bargains after sharp falls in the last three days, dealers said. "Buy calls were seen across the board." a dealer said, adding that even the long weekend did not deter market playersSource: Bridge Info - 5,201 words
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Article, Illustration1147 1993-06-19 12 AJ Leow - By AJ Leow RENEWED interest in Malaysian counters and the positive response to Keppel Bank s public offer pumped some adrenalin back into the local bourse yesterday. The Straits Times Industrials Index (ST1I) gained 13.21 points higher to finish at 1.826.20 while theSource: Bridge Info - 1,147 words
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Article, Illustration73 1993-06-19 12 Quak Hiang Whai - Quak Hiang Whai LIANG COURT Holdings looks like it will trade between 90 cents and Si. The MACD chart is showing bullish signals. The stock is also slightly over-sold at current level, with its daily RSI nd stochastics hovering around 25. Those who are cautious may want73 words
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Article6496 1993-06-19 12 MAIN BOARD Gr Gr 1992/93 Last Vol Day Last Quote Di» Di» Yld Net M Cap High In Company Sale ("000) High ixm Buyer Viler CV P/E Sn.il INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL 770 170 Acma 730 xd -5 35 740 725 725 730 12.5 2.1 1.7 31.6 503.2 220 210 s6,496 words
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Advertisement105 1993-06-19 5 MARITIME m CHALLENGESm A Special Business Times Supplement June 29, 1993 The maritime industry is a key element of the Singapore and regional economies. But maritime companies face stormy seas. Shipping lines are plagued by depressed rates and over-capacity in some markets. At the same time, oil spills have focused105 words
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Advertisement13 1993-06-19 9 HOOK 'EM UP What's hot in modems BusinesslT. This Monday, in Business Times13 words
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Advertisement131 1993-06-19 10 T Cartier's Favorite Fathers 'I i For men who have almost everything, Cartier is introducing two additions to the Pasha range with the new gold-plated razor and dif shaving brush for this year's Father's Day. As real collector's rf* items, both pieces are limited editions and carry individual (pßz Subsequently131 words
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Advertisement115 1993-06-19 12 Cartier f s Favorite Fathers For men who have almost everything, Cartier is introducing two additions to the Pasha range with the new gold-plated razor and shaving brush for this year's Father's Day. As real collector's items, both pieces are limited editions and carry individual markings. Subsequently there are other115 words
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Article, Illustration783 1993-06-19 13 SEA Games round-up AFP, AP, Bernama SINGAPORE Singapore had a nine-gold day yesterday as Indonesia appeared set to repeat as the top overall medal winner with only one full day of competition left in the 17th biennial South-east Asia Games. Indonesia had wonAFP,; AP,; Bernama - 783 words
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869 1993-06-19 13 US Open NYT, AFP, Reuter SPRINGFIELD, New Jersey With its only defence the inherent difficulty of its design, Baltusrol bent to the breaking point on Thursday as Joey Sindelar, Scott Hoch and Craig Parry all shot four-under-par 66s to share the first-round leadNYT,; AFP,; Reuter - 869 words
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Article, Illustration597 1993-06-19 13 SINGAPORE Results on the sixth day of the 17th South-east Asia (SEA) Games yesterday (all finals): TRADITIONAL BOAT RACE 400 m 10-a-side: I. Ind 2min 01.245 ec 2. Myan 2:01.64 3. Mai 2:04.86. 400 m 20-a-side: I. Ind 1:39.18 2. Myan 1:39.89 3. Phi 1:43.20. 800 m 10-a-side:597 words
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Article, Illustration50 1993-06-19 13 AFP WASHINGTON American league Thursday: Detroit 9 Cleveland 5; Oakland 5 Chicago 2; Toronto 7 Boston 0; NY 6 Minnesota 5: Texas 18 California 2. National: SF 5 Cincinnati I; St. Louis 11 Chicago 10. Florida 4 Philadelphia I; Pittsburgh 6 NY 2; Houston 4 San Diego I. AFPAFP - 50 words
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Article, Illustration136 1993-06-19 13 AP, Reuter LONDON Australia was 592-4 at the close of the second day of the second cricket test against England at Lord's yesterday. David Boon completed a century but Mark Waugh was out for 99 as Australia went just one run short of a unique achievement in Test cricket.AP,; Reuter - 136 words
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Article, Illustration266 1993-06-19 13 AFP Reuter SPRINGFIELD, New Jersey US Open leading first-round scores Thursday (pur 70, US unless stated, x-amatew): 66 Scott Hoch. Joey Sindelar, Craig Parry (Aus) 67 Lee Janzen. Caig Stadler 68 Mike Smith. Corey Pavin, Fred Couples. Robert Wrenn, Blaine McCallister. Rocco Mediate. Ray Floyd 69 Michael Weeks, WayneAFP; Reuter - 266 words
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Article1671 1993-06-19 13 ag nm eta fh* n»_ eg ET* nm n*L Hm WmM GA929 1120 N* CM MM City VN743 1315 VN742 1415 MaiaMa SQ228 2120 GA839 1 rrrrr CX716 1235 CX710 0640 m n 121®! 0(665 1420 SQ660 0915 Amtar4a« KL837 1445 KL838 2310 CX713 1500 CX7141,671 words
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Article, Illustration847 1993-06-19 14 Basketball NBA Finals NYT CHICAGO Charles Barkley says he isn't interested in what Magic Johnson has to say. "Sometimes," Barkley said, "Magic talks just to hear himself talk." One of the things Johnson said on Wednesday night as analyst on NBC's telecast of Game 4 ofNYT - 847 words
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Article556 1993-06-19 14 Vessel Voy Wo Berth fcmal Departwe Vessel Voy Wo Berth huntI Departure Jurong Port Manna wtur«« posb aiongy* 1806 1900 Bksstui Reefer J5/6 alongside 19 06/1200 Marine P 18/06* P01A alongside 1806/1800 Hye Prosperity 90/93 13 alongside 1906/1200 Nogogin. 10/93 PM alongside 18.06/1500 t«ory Bay 10 J5556 words
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Article1700 1993-06-19 14 DELIVERY OF FCL IMPORT CONTAINERS IN PROGRESS Ship Voy No Contaiwn avaiabie Shp Voy No C ontainm ivalablc Smtri 917 00.00 93 0000 N Zircon 26E COOt EST) 8.06.93 500 Tiger Creeh 321N 17 06 93 0800 Sim Marine SMR01E C00! EST) S0693 100 E Vital 5105E 1706.931,700 words
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Miscellaneous456 1993-06-19 14 I CRYPTIC CROSSWORD I It lets you know there's a L^J— —L^J— rough time ahead (5.6) 9 Surprised expression about |^|"""""H 10 Power from a heavenly body 1 Trousers 16 End so cruel revolution (7) ~TiHfZHZ-— 17 Inquisitive one's confused by 18 Agent crosses eastern river ——jjH marshy ground (4)456 words
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Article, Illustration887 1993-06-19 15 Anthony Rowley - Japan's new aid plan is met with anticipation and apprehension by its Asian neighbours. Anthony Rowley reports from Tokyo Anthony Rowley JAPAN was again the world's largest provider of official development assistance (ODA) last year and a new887 words
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Article730 1993-06-19 15 Reuter NAGOYA It boasts one per cent of world GNP bigger than Belgium's and sees itself as the engine room of the Japanese industrial miracle. Yet this rather grey, nondescript city and surrounding Aichi prefecture on the Pacific coast of central Japan have a seriousReuter - 730 words
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Advertisement1540 1993-06-19 15 MBS? JUST CALL; 737-1166 Business heats up when you make the call and place an ad. C-A-T.S. 737-***** Deutsche Bank AG I2LJ (Incorporated in the Federal Republic of Germ any) Consolidated Balance Sheet as of December 31,1992 Assets In Ml 1000 12K2 31.12.ia9i Liabilities In DM 1.000 1882 31.12.1981 Cash1,540 words
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431 1993-06-19 16 Reuter, AFP GENEVA Major trading nations will push to reach an accord by year-end which would open up government procurement contracts worth US$l trillion (SSI.6 trillion) to international competitive bidding, a General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (Gatt) spokesman said yesterday.Reuter,; AFP - 431 words
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442 1993-06-19 16 Reuter COPENHAGEN The European Community should focus on practical goals like cutting unemployment rather than new visions of union, Danish Prime Minister Poul Nyrup Rasmussen said yesterday before a two-day EC summit. "It is extremely important that the messageReuter - 442 words
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337 1993-06-19 16 Reuter PARIS The new conservative French government said yesterday it favoured a quick merger of France's state-owned car maker Renault and Sweden's AB Volvo to formalise a marriage between the groups which have cross-sharehold-ings. Industry analysts said the merger was essential beforeReuter - 337 words
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Article97 1993-06-19 16 AP JAKARTA State banks have agreed to reduce interest on deposits by one percentage point starting next month, a banker said yesterday. Towil Harjanto. the chief executive of State Saving Bank, said all six state-owned banks had agreed to reduce current interest rates on timeAP - 97 words
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286 1993-06-19 16 AFP HONGKONG Governor Chris Patten yesterday said the Hongkong government "can't hang about" over deciding arrangements for local elections in 1994-5 the subject of a major dispute between Britain and the colony's future sovereign power, China. Mr Patten whose blueprint for politicalAFP - 286 words
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Article, Illustration607 1993-06-19 16 But minister dismisses claims of former Polly Peck head Reuter, AFP LONDON Fugitive businessman Asil Nadir warned yesterday that he has tapes of government ministers and officials which "prove" that there was a conspiracy to bring down his former company Polly Peck International,Reuter,; AFP - 607 words
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Article, Illustration327 1993-06-19 16 Reuter WASHINGTON US President Bill Clinton came out fighting at a news conference on Thursday, seeking to improve his battered image by taking credit for action on the economy and a US-led military operation in Somalia. "America is on the move. These pastReuter - 327 words
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405 1993-06-19 16 Rajendra Bajpai, Arvin Kala - From Rajendra Bajpai, Arvin Kala in NEW DELHI INDIA'S beleaguered Prime Minister P V Narasimha Rao yesterday mounted a campaign to save his job and government in the manner other prime ministers have tried and failed in the past. Leaders of405 words
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Article, Illustration1765 1993-06-19 17 Jaime Ee - Never mind the commercial hype. Father's Day is still a good time to pay tribute to that special man in the family. Jaime Ee listens to some fond memories and frank views of fathers, as told by their very appreciative offspring Jaime Ee WHO invented Father's1,765 words
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Article57 1993-06-19 17 THE JAPANESE and other free-spending tourists are staying home, but visitors from mainland China are increasing. No sighs of relief from the hotel industry, though. As one hotel manager lamented: "China 10 people come out, all 10 go stay in their relatives' house, collect angpows. Sure they are57 words
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Article44 1993-06-19 17 A COLLEAGUE was struck by a large white van, covered with red hearts, on the road. Thinking it was somebody's idea of a very belated Valentine message, she drove up to see what it was the mobile transfusion service of the Blood Bank.44 words
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Article113 1993-06-19 17 SOME radio deejays can be smart alecky to the point of being pure morons. Our sympathy goes out to the poor guy who called the FM 98.7 station and asked a deejay named Mr X to play a song for a certain girl, saying. "I hope she113 words
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Article, Illustration1341 1993-06-19 18 Nirmal Ghosh - Nirmal Ghosh says it's a pity that there are still people in positions of influence who know the cost of everything but the value of nothing Nirmal Ghosh The writer is a BT journalist HUMAN chauvinism, even in the enlightened '90s, apparently still exists.1,341 words
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Article159 1993-06-19 18 Kiyoko Takaoka - Kiyoko Takaoka HAVING enjoyed Margaret Thomas' article (BT, May 15-16), "When will Singaporeans stop being so terribly kiasuT\ 1 would like to offer Japan's own version of a kiasu person the Obatarian. The Obatarian is usually middleaged and a woman. She is well-known for elbowing159 words
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611 1993-06-19 18 Anthony Yuen - Anthony Yuen discusses the dilemma the US faces over illegal Chinese immigrants Anthony Yuen The writer is a California-based Chinese-American writer who contributed this commentary to BT THE STORY of the freighter Golden Venture, which was laden with hundreds of Chinese illegal611 words
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410 1993-06-19 18 Lutz E Kraushaar - Lutz E Kraushaar ARTICLES in Business Times like the one headlined "When will Germany make peace with itself?" (BT, June IS) do not match the paper's image. The daily news diet of BT readers should consist of objective information rather than410 words
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Article, Illustration4033 1993-06-19 19 Andrew Davidson - Richard Branson is rich, successful and awfully nice. So nice, in fact, that it is hard to find a word said against him. Is he too good to be true? Andrew Davidson meets the man whose popularity crosses class barriers Andrew Davidson The Sunday Times Magazine ATThe Sunday Times Magazine - 4,033 words
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Article, Illustration60 1993-06-19 20 Those polled on their view of the Singapore stock market for the week ahead: Baring Securities. Daiwa Securities Singapore. DBS Asset Management. Kay Hian James Capel. Kim Eng Securities. Morgan Grenfell Asia Sa urities, OCBC Investment Research. Ong Co. Peregrine Securities, Phillip Securities. lat Lee60 words
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Article190 1993-06-19 20 G K (ioh DBS I.and. Buy at $2.59. Having built a respectable portfolio of investment properties, management has proceeded to diversify earnings by expanding development profits. Four residential properties, with construction starting by early 1994 at the latest, are expected to contribute $271 million to group pre-tax by h\190 words
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Article252 1993-06-19 20 Phillip Securities Lum Chang Holdings. Buy in to take advantage of the next move to $1.50. Even at $1.50, Lum Chang is not expensive in view of a turnaround in FY93 when earnings per share is expected to jump by 272 per cent to 8.2 cents. (June252 words
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Article, Illustration202 1993-06-19 20 FT G'A Goh Ometraco The Jakarta stock market has performed credibly since May, with the Jakarta Composite Index rising 13 per cent. The market has seen fresh overseas funds invested on the back of an increasingly positive economic and corporate earnings outlook. Cyclical stocks, textiles202 words
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Article, Illustration167 1993-06-19 20 Kiyotaka Hoshino - Kiyotaka Hoshino managing director Daiwa International Capital Management (Singapore) Mr Hoshino heads the international fund management unit of Japanese brokerage l)aiwa Securities. The unit specialises in Japanese stocks. HE JAPANESE I market is going A through uncertain environment. Two major factors will affect the market. First, the167 words
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1089 1993-06-19 20 Andy Tan, R Sivanithy - Andy lan argues for new trustee stock criteria to protect the man-in-the-street investors in their purchase of new shares while RSivanithy looks at the criteria set out in the Trustees (Amendment) Act Andy Tan, R Sivanithy Mr Tan is an economist with MMS1,089 words
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Article536 1993-06-19 20 WHAT DOES it mean for a stock to be included in the CPF trustees list? By most experts' reckoning, it adds to the company's reputation and credibility in the market. According to one market professional, "it's an endorsement of good performance. something like being536 words
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Article, Illustration882 1993-06-19 20 Joseph Rajendran - CTOfk- WATPH By Joseph Rajendran IF THERE is one good reason why an investor should consider Tri-M Technologies' initial public offer on the main board, it must be affordability. The contract electronics manufacturer is offering 7.5 million 80-cent shares at USS2.6O each based882 words
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Article, Illustration1100 1993-06-19 21 Soh Tiang Keng - Soh Tiang Keng reports on the growing popularity of a child education policy Soh Tiang Keng MANY parents today consider an education insurance policy an essential part of planning for their children's future. Life insurance companies have detected a marked rise in the number of child1,100 words
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Article, Illustration764 1993-06-19 21 Agnes Chen - You don't have to be a star to be on this show. Agnes Chen looks at an Aussie public offer for a movie Agnes Chen ARNIE Schwarzenegger and Sly Stallone have hardly become rich on the strength of their acting abilities alone their bank accounts are bulging, thanksSource: Prospectus - 764 words
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Article, Illustration636 1993-06-19 21 Christopher Tan - Christopher Tan examines Audi's "impossible deal' Christopher Tan THE DEAL is almost too good to be true. Buy a new car and drive it for free for a year. Has Motor Ultima. Audi's distributor, blown a gasket? Is there in fact no catch to the deal?636 words
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Article589 1993-06-19 21 mVESTI^G^OjJR Q: If I use CPF money to apply fur a new share issue, how soon can I sell the shares allotted to me? A: The Stock Exchange of Singapore now allows investors to trade in IPO (initial public offering) shares on a589 words
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Article, Illustration564 1993-06-19 22 SUSAN TSANG - Cinema Rcymw By SUSAN TSANG MARISA TOMEI was the dark horse who won this year's Best Supporting Actress Oscar. In Untamed Heart, this serious thespian spent hours perfecting her character's Minnesota accent. Pity she didn't spend that much time looking at the quality of the564 words
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Article, Illustration505 1993-06-19 22 Jaime Ee - Jaime Ee checks out the Lido Cineplex Jaime Ee WHEN Yishun 10 first opened more than a year ago, cinema-going in Singapore reached a new high. Yishun 10's greatest attraction was its flashy neon lights, and the pbpcorn stands with dispensers that squirted real imitation butter505 words
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Article, Illustration1146 1993-06-19 22 Stephen Vines - Stephen Vines finds out how the villagers in the north-east of Thailand guarantee rain for their crops with the aid of a rocket festival Stephen Vines PHRAYATAEN, the God of Rain, moves in mysterious ways. Never more so than when having to dealPhotos by Daniel Tse - 1,146 words
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Article, Illustration980 1993-06-19 22 SUSAN TSANG - Art Review By SUSAN TSANG ANG AH TEE, one of our better-known landscape artists, is not a painter given to changing his style. Over the years, he has developed and remained comfortable with a preference for warm colours, which he uses to depict popular subjects980 words
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Article, Illustration595 1993-06-19 23 CHUANG PECK MING - Book Review By CHUANG PECK MING Sex and Sensibility By Julie Burchill Grafton 269 pages, $19.15 TO MANY, Julie Burchill is a hypercritical *****. But she does see and write about things in a refreshing and interesting way. Indeed, so dazzling is she in wielding the pen that595 words
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Article108 1993-06-19 24 Health and Fitness A FISH a day keeps tempers at bay. And it may even protect your heart, according to researchers at the University of Edinburgh. To have the greatest effect, you should eat dark-fleshed, oil-rich fish such as herring, mackerel, salmon, sardines or sprats.Health and Fitness - 108 words
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117 1993-06-19 24 Health And Fitness WOMEN who use laxatives to lose weight are not only putting their health at risk, but may also be suffering in vain. A common practice among people with eating disorders, laxative abuse can lead to kidney failure, heart attacks and evenHealth And Fitness - 117 words
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146 1993-06-19 24 Health And Fitness YOU DONT necessarily gain weight when you give up smoking, and if you do, it can be minimised by exercise. Researchers at Edinburgh found that weight gain in women who had given up smoking was a result of their eatingHealth And Fitness - 146 words
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Article137 1993-06-19 24 NYT LOSING A husband can affect a woman's motivation to cook and eat. putting her at risk of poor nutrition, say researchers at Georgia State University. A study of 50 recently widowed women and 50 married women, all older than 60, found that 72NYT - 137 words
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Article, Illustration887 1993-06-19 24 Jane Brody - Jane Brody gives tips on how to avoid air sickness Jane Brody NYT Air travel. while a boon to long-distance vacationers and business travellers, has also become an increasing source of pain, discomfort and even illness among passengers and crew members in recent years.NYT - 887 words
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Article, Illustration254 1993-06-19 24 WATCH designer Philippe Charriol proved he was an art eonnoisseur in the truest sense. Last month, the local art foundation which bears his name held an auction to promote the works of budding Singapore artists. Fifty specially selected pieces were put up for sale at254 words
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Article, Illustration147 1993-06-19 24 Photos by Arthur Lee ABOUT 30 bankers and investment professionals were invited to a loan signing eeremony between Westpac Singapore Ltd and Thailand's National Finance and Securities Co on June 4. The eeremony was held at the Pan Pacific ballroom, and guests were treated to lunchPhotos by Arthur Lee - 147 words
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Article, Illustration599 1993-06-19 25 Henry Han - Henry Han skips breakfast with Ah Meng but dives into Orang Utan for a swig of beer. Our veritable pub-crawler then clocks in some time at Big Ben Henry Han Built circa the white-washed pre-war warehouse at Jiak Kim Street is not only originally maintainedPhotos by Arthur Lee - 599 words
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Article, Illustration492 1993-06-19 25 Ongoing roadworks or not. there is no stopping the onslaught of new pubs and eating outlets sprouting up along the river at Boat Quay. Never mind the rubble lining the streets, the place is open for business and it's gotten such thatPhoto by Arthur Lee - 492 words
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Article313 1993-06-19 25 Bolshoi Ballet The world's best classical ballet company. featuring prima ballerina Natalia Beesmcrtova, will perform Les Sylphides and Giselle. June 23 and 24. Bpm at Harbour Pavilion. World Trade Centre. Tickets at $40. $60. $80. $100 and $120 available from all Sistic outlets. Evening of Contemporary Ballets Celebrating their313 words
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Article129 1993-06-19 25 Pony Express A free gig organised by record label Pony Canyon with Singaporean recording artistes Art Fazil. DNA, Stomping Ground and Zul (of Tania). Tomorrow. 4pm at the Isetan Scotts Amphitheatre. Shaw House. Acoustic Vibrations 111 A strictly acoustic gig to be held at the only restaurant in Singapore129 words
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Article86 1993-06-19 25 The Blue Planet Produced in cooperation with Nasa. this film takes you on a trip to space where the harth seems suspended in a limitless void. The snag is that man is slowly destroy ing his home planet. I lam. 12pm. 2pm. 4pm. spm and 6pm at the Singapore86 words
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Article, Illustration487 1993-06-19 25 Blue and White Porcelain Tianminlou Collection The world s most comprehensive collection of Chinese blue and white porcelain art from the Tianminlou Foundation. From June IS ai the Empress Place Museum Hall 6. 9am to 7.30pm daily. Managing Stress Before It Manages You Seminar by La Rowe487 words
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Article120 1993-06-19 25 Christopher Toh - Compiled by Christopher Toh Procession Based on Badal Sircar's play, this satire deals with the inevitability of social exploitation by unscrupulous politicians. Today. Spm at the Guinness theatre. Tickets at 56. Neighbours This play revolves around people who live next to each other and how they build120 words
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Article, Illustration542 1993-06-19 26 Jaime Ee - Jaime Ee checks out two places in Singapore where you can enjoy a formal, three-hour meal and be spoilt rotten by the waiters Jaime Ee SOMETHING about the Goodwood Park Hotel's Gordon Grill evokes a sense of being in another time, another place. Maybe it's542 words
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Article538 1993-06-19 26 Corinne Kerk - Corinne Kerk eats in, thanks to caterers Porta-Porta Corinne Kerk TIRED of the usual fare offered by caterers? Well. Italian food caterer Antonino Laino (or Nino for short) is determined to make a difference. Together with wife Rozianah, the couple has just opened a $70,000538 words
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