The Business Times, 2 September 1993

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    13 1 Business Times WE KNOH ASIA MITA (P) 552/12/92 Thursday September 2 1993 75«
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  • 2am LATEST
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      Lock icon Bosnian peace talks break down
      72 1 Reuter GENEVA Croatian President Franjo Tudjman said yesterday that Bosnian peace talks had broken down for now and that he and all parties were leaving Geneva. He said this was the result of fresh Muslim demands. Bosnian President Alija Izetbegovic has said that the 30
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      Lock icon Murdoch launches satellite network
      67 1 Reuter LONDON Australian media tycoon Rupert Murdoch launched his 50 per cent owned BSkyß satellite network into a new orbit yesterday with a multi-package of channels to increase revenue and boost viewer choice. Mr Murdoch said he expected the new package, giving satellite viewers the choice
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    MARKET SUMMARY
    108 1 Stock market indices Wednesday Change STI1 2,012.78 f 4.12 KLSE Composite 821.04 +12.55 Nikkei 20,953.30 -73.30 Hang Seng 7.542.19 -7.54 SET Index 978.91 +15.73 Jakarta Composite ...422.83 +5.53 CLSA China B 1.015.8 +6.1 AustAllOrd 1.977.1 +14.9 FrSE 100 3.0S5.I -14.9 Wednesday Previous lpm dose Dow Jones 3,648.18 3,651.25
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    Brokerage fees may be cut in Singapore
    632 1  -  By Magdalene Ng SINGAPORE Talk that brokerage rates may be cut has once again surfaced, the result of surging turnover on the stock exchange. This time, two other factors have made a rate cut likely. One is the phasing in of scripless trading,
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    Lock icon Financial services to repeat strong growth in 3rd qtr
    265 1  -  By R Sivanithy SINGAPORE The financial services sector is poised to continue its double-digit growth in the third quarter, propelled largely by strong volume on the stock market in July and August. Turnover on the main board and Clob International in
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    Singapore and KL stock markets chalk up new highs
    173 1 SINGAPORE The Straits Times Industrials Index and the Kuala Lumpur Composite Index closed at new highs yesterday for the third time in six trading days. After trading sideways for most of the day, the STII rallied late in the afternoon to
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    Lock icon Jakarta acts to rid country of commodity futures traders
    321 1 AFP JAKARTA Indonesian authorities yesterday announced measures to rid the country of commodity futures traders who have continued to operate illegally despite a 16-year-old ban. Announcing the establishment of an inter-departmental team to control the traders, the head of the Commodity
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    UOB and OUB granted offshore banking licences in Thailand
    311 1  -  From Loh Hui Yin in BANGKOK UNITED Overseas Bank and Overseas Union Bank are now allowed to operate offshore banking services in Thailand, bringing to four the number of Singapore banks with ofTshore licences here. The other two are DBS Bank
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    Lock icon President Ong to work with govt to shape political system
    387 1 SINGAPORE Mr Ong Teng Cheong was sworn in last night as Singapore's fifth President. saying he would seek to work with the government in shaping the new political system. Flanked by Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong and Chief Justice Yong
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    Lock icon US seeks deal with China to waive sanctions
    212 1 Reuter WASHINGTON The United States hopes to strike a deal with China to waive an estimated US$l billion (SSI.6 billion) in trade sanctions imposed for an alleged breach of international missile control guidelines, a senior US State Department official said on Tuesday.
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      179 1 rßurberrysl Reigns when it pours IK* CONTENTS Store few 2 S'poc'wsia'' 9.10 Actional News 3.4.7 Financial 11 World News 8 Futvrts Markets Analysis 25 CM>/KISE. SES 17.18 Edrton* 24 Regional 15 Sports 19 Worid 15 TV/lifestyle 21 Currencies 11 Law 23 Stmex/Commo .11.14 Subscription TH 1800-*****77 Fan *****75 BT Editorial
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      25 1 Innovation Technology: Pg 22 R&D and national competitiveness Singapore Technologies Industrial Corp (STIC) posts first-half earnings of Ssl2 million, up 38% Full report, Pg 9
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      11 1 Hock Lock Siew: pg 9 Why nobody dares sell Aokam stock
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      118 1 The Bottom Line: Back fty Winds of change in Indon Mikes SEIKO GETS A LITTLE INSPIRATION FROM NATURE. JjggLr W Firefl y The sudden glow a firefly creates as it punctuates the early evening is one f'-r of nature's wonders. Ifs also a brilliant source of natural energy: clean, safe,
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      18 1 m Model No 15)8 CERRUTI1881 Govt pledges full support Pg2 Hanoi closer to meeting US conditions, Pg 3
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  • SINGAPORE NEWS
    • eye on the ECONOMY
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        Lock icon IDD calls up 20pc in May
        316 2  -  By Anna Teo THE LEVEL of business activity should stay strong, if not surge, over the next six months, going by the number of international telephone calls for the year to May. According to one university economist, the number of overseas calls is indicative
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      Lock icon An emotional farewell for the Wees
      102 2 Swearing-in of Ong Teng Cheong, send-off for President Wee Kim Wee Photo by Tan Suan Ann of ST YESTERDAY evening's swearing-in of Ong Teng Cheong as President was preceded by an emotional state send-off for outgoing President Wee Kim Wee and the First Lady.
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      Sony sets up multimedia software R&D centre
      245 2  -  By Bernard Chew SONY Systems Design International (SSDI), a Sony subsidiary which provides data processing and information technology services, has set up a multimedia software ro search and development centre in Singapore its first outside Japan. The move was announced yesterday by SSDI
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      Govt pledges full support
      339 2  -  By Anna Teo PRIME Minister Goh Chok Tong last night pledged the full support and cooperation of his government to President Ong Teng Cheong, saying there should be no cause for him to exercise his veto powers. "My government has not the slightest intention of using
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      23 shophouses in Little India up for sale by tender
      143 2 ANOTHER 23 unrestored shophouses in the Little India Conservation area have been put up for sale by tender. The properties in Perak Road. Madras Street and Dalhousie Lane are offered on 99-year leases and must be restored according to Urban
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  • THE REGION
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      Lock icon Chuan to open controversial highway this morning
      567 3  -  Uneasiness in banking, corporate circles over govt action From Loh Hui Yin in BANGKOK ARMED WITH a court order, the Thai government's Expressway and Rapid Transit Authority yesterday forced its private sector partner to open a billion-dollar highway so that motorists in trafficclogged
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      Lock icon Suharto calls for a firm grip on inflation
      286 3 Reuter JAKARTA Indonesia's President Suharto urged government and state-run organisations yesterday to keep a firm grip on inflation after the latest consumer price figures showed it moving towards 10 per cent this year. "There are still four months to go to December.
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      Lock icon Hanoi closer to meeting US conditions for trade resumption
      399 3 Reuter WASHINGTON Vietnam has made progress towards meeting US conditions for lifting a decades-old trade embargo and a possible lifting is under review, according to a senior US official. "There has been progress," Winston Lord, Assistant Secretary of State for East
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      Growth of cellular phones in Asia Pacific slows down to 47pc
      270 3 SINGAPORE The growth in the number of cellular telephone subscribers in the Asia Pacific has slowed down to 47 per cent or 1.4 million, compared with 62 per cent last year. These figures were given by Nigel Cawthorne, managing
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      Lock icon Thailand, M'sia plan joint radio broadcast
      120 3 AFP KUALA LUMPUR Thailand and Malaysia yesterday agreed in principle to have a joint radio broadcast to foster bilateral ties, the Bernama news agency reported. The Governor of Thailand's southern Satun province, Hiran Sidigowit, and Fadzil Mahmood, a top government official of Malaysia's northern
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    • ASIA NOTES
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        Lock icon S Korea plans tax reforms
        94 4 Reuter SEOUL South Korea will revamp its tax structure next year to lower rates of income and corporate taxes while increasing special excise taxes on petrol, diesel oil, kerosene and liquefied natural gas, the Finance Ministry said yesterday. Under the proposed reforms, to be implemented
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        Lock icon Malaysia's CPI up 3.6pc in July
        82 4 Reuter KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia's consumer price index (CPI) rose 3.6 per cent year-on-year in July, up slightly from 3.4 per cent in June, the Statistics Department said yesterday. The CPI in July rose to 113.7, base 1990, from 109.8 a year ago, the department
        Reuter  -  82 words
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        Lock icon Tokyo quake drill
        33 4 Reuter TOKYO Hikari Abe, 6, taking shelter under her desk in her classroom during an earthquake drill yesterday to mark the 70th anniversary of the devasting Great Kanto Earthquake. Reuter
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        Lock icon Suit against Anand postponed again
        95 4 AFP BANGKOK A Thai court yesterday postponed until Nov 10 a law suit against former Prime Minister Anand Panyarachun and three former Justice Ministry officials, court officials said. The case has already been postponed twice, but the officials said the court decided on a further
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        Lock icon Aussie coal miners begin strike
        68 4 Reuter SYDNEY Australia's black coal industry will grind to a halt from today when about 20,000 coal miners at 110 mines begin a five-day strike. United Mine Workers president John Maitland said the strike was called to protest against cuts in international coal prices negotiated
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        Lock icon China, Myanmar to open consulates
        44 4 AFP YANGON Myanmar and China, in a further sign of closer "ties, are to establish consulates in the south-western Chinese city of Kunming and the northern Myanmar town of Mandalay, the state-owned New Light of Myanmar said yesterday..— AFP
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      Lock icon Advice for Chinese travellers: Don't spit, avoid porn
      246 4 Reuter BEIJING The city has issued a new guide for Chinese going overseas on private business, telling them to hold on to their proletarian outlook but not to squat, spit or pick their noses in public. According to the guidelines, Beijing believes
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      Lock icon Taiwan corporate profits hit as economy weakens
      509 4 Prediction of average profit growth of 12-Ispc for 1993 unlikely to be met Reuter TAIPEI Slowing economic growth and stiff competition at home and abroad hit Taiwanese corporate profits in the first half of this year, disappointing investors and casting a shadow over
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      Lock icon S Korean labour unrest leads to trade deficit in Aug
      273 4 Reuter SEOUL Labour unrest took a toll on South Korean exports in August, pushing the monthly trade account US$46 million (5573.6 million) into the red from a US$lO2 million surplus a year earlier, provisional trade ministry figures showed yesterday. The
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      Lock icon HK business mood upbeat despite China jitters
      273 4 Knight-Ridder HONGKONG Business activity here in the past two months fell prey to the traditional summer slowdown and worries about China's moves to cool its economy. But most businesses arc fairly upbeat on the outlook for autumn despite China jitters and the continued
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      Lock icon Huge balance of payments surplus again likely for Japan
      476 7 Reuter TOKYO Japan will doubtless announce yet another huge balance of payments surplus when it unveils July figures tomorrow, but economists said the currency market is unlikely to rush to buy up the yen as a result. Instead, the market is
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      Lock icon Japan's reserves up US$8.8b in Aug
      301 7 AFP TOKYO Japan's gold and foreign exchange reserves jumped US$B.B billion (5514.1 billion) from the end of July to a four-year high of U5595.4 billion at the end of August, the finance ministry said yesterday. The announcement appeared to confirm a report yesterday that
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      Lock icon Hosokawa expects further slowdown
      131 7 Bloomberg Business News TOKYO Japanese Prime Minister Morihiro Hosokawa forecast a gloomy domestic economy for early September, with economic indicators expected to reveal a further slowdown, Jiji Press news service reported. Mr Hosokawa, in a meeting with Japanese Trade Union Federation president Akira Yamagishi, said he
      Bloomberg Business News  -  131 words
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      Lock icon India cuts minimum lending rate by 1pt to spur economy
      392 7 Reuter BOMBAY India's central bank yesterday said it was cutting the minimum lending rate by one percentage point to 15 per cent, the third cut in seven months. Economists said the cut would help spur India's economy, which is in
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      Lock icon Sino-Aussie trade may top A$5b
      218 7 AFP CANBERRA Australia's trade with China could top Ass billion (555.4 billion) this year, following a 58 per cent rise in the first five months of 1993, according to a trade analysis released yesterday. Exports of elaborately transformed goods to the People's Republic almost trebled
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  • THE WORLD
    • WORLD WATCH
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        Lock icon KL dumping stainless steel pipe: US
        71 8 Reuter WASHINGTON Temporary duties of 6.6 per cent have been levied on Malaysian welded stainless steel pipe following a "dumping" ruling by the Commerce Department, an industry group said. The US International Trade Commission ruled provisionally that the steel was injuring domestic manufacturers. Commerce
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        Lock icon US jobless claims up 1,000: survey
        54 8 Bloomberg Business News WASHINGTON First-time jobless claims rose 1,000 to 333,000 last week, according to the average of six forecasts in a Bloomberg Business News survey, estimates ranged from 325,000 to 340,000 new claims. During the previous week, jobless claims increased by 8,000 to
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        Lock icon Balladur on asylum rights for foreigners
        55 8 AFP PARIS France's conservative Prime Minister Edouard Balladur yesterday announced he was in favour of a "limited" revision of the constitution restricting asylum rights for foreigners. Speaking after a meeting with Socialist President Francois Mitterrand, Mr Balladur also stated that the constitutional change would
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        Lock icon S Africa won't tap foreign capital marts
        67 8 Reuter JOHANNESBURG South Africa hopes to normalise ties with the International Monetary Fund soon, but may not resume public issues in foreign capital markets for some time yet, a top finance official said. Finance Department director-general Gerhard Croeser told Reuters that South Africa
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      S African minister upbeat on S'pore ties
      257 8  -  By Schutz Lee SINGAPORE There is no question of bilateral ties between South Africa and Singapore being weakened although the former is developing its relations with other countries in the region, said South African Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister Reiner Schoemann. There is no
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      Lock icon EC may call for renegotiation of farm trade deal with US
      534 8 AP. Reuter. AFP BRUSSELS The presidency of the European Community said on Tuesday the EC may call for a renegotiation of a farm trade accord with the United States, despite fears of reviving a bitter transatlantic dispute. Belgian Foreign
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      Lock icon Jordan close to signing 'declaration of principles' with Israel
      319 8 Reuter, NYT NEW YORK Israel and the Arabs took dramatic strides towards Middle East peace yesterday as Jordan said it was close to signing a "declaration of principles" with Israel, the second major breakthrough in the Middle East peace process this
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      Lock icon UK manufacturing output up in Aug: survey
      183 8 Reuter LONDON Output in the UK manufacturing industry continued to grow in August, and employment in the sector rose for the second consecutive month, according to the monthly Purchasing Managers' survey. The Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply (Cips) found that manufacturing output
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      Lock icon Washington unveils new post-Cold War defence plan
      311 8 Reuter, AP WASHINGTON The Clinton administration yesterday unveiled a sweeping new postCold War defence plan that would reshape the shrinking US military and maintain a robust armed presence in Europe and Asia. The plan, developed from a military review by the Defence Department,
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      Lock icon Yeltsin says he's sacking rival Rutskoi and ally Shumeiko
      355 8 Rcuter. AFP MOSCOW Russian President Boris Yeltsin said yesterday he was sacking his rival, Vice-President Alexander Rutskoi, and a Yeltsin supporter. First Deputy Prime Minister Vladimir Shumeiko, to defuse a row over corruption. But a statement read out by a presidential
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      Lock icon US told it must explain Nafta better to Asia
      275 8 AFP WASHINGTON Washington needs to let its Asian trade partners know that the US free trade agreement with Mexico and Canada will not threaten their interests, a US official said on Tuesday. "We still have to work out with our Asian
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      238 8 Going to Britain? Don't lose j a night's sleep, i If you're considering a trip to Britain, without the I benefits in this Forte brochure, you're sure to lose more than i a few night's sleep. Because you'll be paying too much for them. As Britain's largest hotel group, we
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      6 8 Editorial: A modest beginning, Pg 24
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  • COMPANIES & MARKETS
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      STIC posts first-half earnings of $12m, up 38pc
      443 9  -  By Genevieve Cua SINGAPORE Singapore Technologies Industrial Corp (STIC) yesterday unveiled a strong set of interim results, with net earnings rising 38.4 per cent to $12.1S million. STIC president Wong Kok Siew said the biggest contributors to earnings were the construction and
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      Lock icon Sincere Watch ballot favours small investors
      420 9  -  By Sylvia Wong SINGAPORE Small investors who applied for up to 9,000 shares in Sincere Watch's initial public offer were most favoured in the balloting exercise yesterday. They were collectively alloted 42.2 per cent of the 8.8 million shares offered to the public at
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      Lock icon Registrar to decide if Ibrahim stays as company director
      280 9 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR The Registrar of Companies (ROC) appears to be the sole authority to decide on whether Ibrahim Mohamed. who was fined for short-selling last week, can maintain his post as a company director. The Securities Industry Act 1983 is
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      Lock icon Malaysian Helicopter proposes bonus issue
      236 9 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian Helicopter Services Berhad has proposed a bonus issue for its shareholders of 188.75 million new ordinary shares of MS 1.00 each on the basis of one share for every one existing share held. Chairman Saw Huat Lye said the proposed issue
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      CWT sees Fujian venture as springboard
      120 9 SINGAPORE CWT Distribution is banking on its consultancy role in managing two ports in Fujian, China, to pave the way for direct investments in port-related businesses this year. Chairman Goon Kok Loon said yesterday the company's foothold in Fujian gave it an edge in
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      Lock icon SUMMARY
      294 9 Source: Bridge Info Performance of STII't Index stocks Sep 1 last Sent Mn Stork sale Char factor amn <S) (I) Avimo 2000 0050 1.41 17.24 CSlC 7 450 -0.100 5.26 -34.48 Cerebos 6.050 0.100 4.27 34.48 FAN 14 900 10.51 GF Asia 3.000 -0.020 2.12 -6.90 Gen Mag I
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      Hind Hotels' half-time turnover rises 17pc
      222 9 SINGAPORE Hind Hotels International yesterday reported a 16.7 per cent increase in turnover to 5i3.89 million for the six months to June 30. The group also reported an 85.7 per cent increase in operating profit to 52.80 million, while earnings per share rose 86.4
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      Lock icon Aokam's investors choose to believe what they hear on the grapevine
      516 9  -  HOCK LOCK SIEW By Agnes Chen SINGAPORE Nobody dares sell Aokam Perdana, an analyst observed. Those who sold the stock on the way up, he explained, had been "punished" as they watched Aokam's price trace a steady climb out
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    • COMPANIES
      • COMPANY BRIEFS
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          Lock icon Promet says no reason for price surge
          84 10 Reuter KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia's Promet Bhd said it did not know of any rumours or reasons to account for the unusual market action in the company's shares. "Save for the recent announcements the company made to the exchange, there are no other material
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          Lock icon Magnum denies Ayer Hitam takeover
          104 10 Reuter KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian gaming firm Magnum Corp Bhd has denied a newspaper article linking it to a possible takeover of Ayer Hitam Tin Dredging Bhd. Responding to a Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange query, Magnum said there was "no basis" to the story that it
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          Lock icon UEM's stake in Plus expected to rise
          90 10 Bernama PETALING JAYA United Engineers (Malaysia) Bhd's (UEM) holding in the enlarged share capital of Projek Lebuhraya UtaraSelatan Bhd (Plus) is expected to increase to 70 per cent upon the latter's listing on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange, Renong Bhd said. UEM currently
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          Chandra Das is new FairPrice chief
          84 10 SINGAPORE NTUC Fair Price, the supermarket arm of the labour movement, has confirmed speculation that Chandra Das is taking over the helm as chairman. He replaces Gopinath Pillai, who held the post for the past 10 years. Fair Price said in a statement that
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          Amcol forms property subsidiary
          48 10 SINGAPORE Amcol Holdings said yesterday it has set up a wholly-owned subsidiary to hold and develop property at Tanjong Rhu. The unit, Amcol Gardens (Tanjong Rhu) Pte Ltd, has a paid-up capital of $2, which will be raised to $1 million this financial year.
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          Hwa Hong appoints new chairman
          26 10 SINGAPORE Hwa Hong Corporation has appointed Ong Choo Eng as chairman with immediate effect. Mr Ong is also group managing director.
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        Lock icon Rising costs and competition eat into Siam Cement profits
        460 10 Reuter BANGKOK Thai construction materials group The Siam Cement Co Ltd said yesterday that rising operating costs, intense industry competition and recent active expansion sharply cut its first-half earnings. Siam Cement said its firsthalf net profit declined to 1.52 billion baht
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        Lock icon New IBM PC unit outpaces industry growth by 2.5 times
        249 10 Reuter SOMERS (NEW YORK) International Business Machines Corp said on Tuesday its newly created unit, IBM Personal Computer Co, is growing 2.5 times faster than the entire PC industry. IBM said during the last three quarters, IBM PC's worldwide unit
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        Lock icon YTL to decide soon on equity partners for power project
        223 10 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR YTL Corporation Bhd is finalising the equity division for its MSI billion (Ss63o million) power generation project, which will comprise not more than three other groups. Managing director Francis Yeoh told a press conference here yesterday that
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        Lock icon Weak Aussie $, record iron output boost CRA's half-year profit
        235 10 Weak Aussie record iron output boost CRA's half-year profit Reuter MELBOURNE CRA Ltd said record production and shipment levels for iron ore and a drop in the value of the Australian dollar helped it boost half-year net profit. The diversified mining group reported a surge in halfyear net earnings for
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        Lock icon Taiwan food giant aims to be world's No 1, bases expansion plans on China
        431 10 Reuter TAIPEI A fast-growing Taiwanese food maker aims to become the world's largest processed food conglomerate, using the booming Chinese market as a base. "Our goal is to become the world's number one food manufacturer in
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        Lock icon Lack of secrecy in Indian bourses puts off foreign investors
        384 10 AFP BOMBAY Foreign institutional investors are complaining about the lack of secrecy in Indian stock markets as leaks about their purchases push up share prices and spur a bull run after a long slump. Pravin Shah of Smith Newcourt said
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        Lock icon Kodak accuses Fuji of dumping at unfairly low prices
        225 10 AFP NEW YORK Eastman Kodak Co has asked the government to slap punitive duties on Fuji film products, accusing the Japanese manufacturer of dumping photographic goods in the United States at unfairly low prices. In a petition filed on Tuesday with
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        Lock icon UK's TV millionaires urged to donate to colleagues
        259 10 AFP LONDON Britain's newest television millionaires, winners in a controversial management share scheme, have been asked to donate part of their earnings to angry colleagues, the Financial Times said yesterday. The 53 directors at London Weekend Television together netted shares worth £70
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        CASH to venture into oil, gas businesses in Labuan
        211 10 LABUAN Construction and Supply House Bhd (CASH) will expand into oil and gas-re-lated activities here in a bid to return to the black. CASH chairman Abdul Mulok Awang Damit said yesterday that Labuan was an important base in the region for
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        350 11 Reuter LONDON Former British Chancellor of the Exchequer Norman Lamont is to rejoin merchant bank N M Rothschild Sons Ltd as a nonexecutive director, his first such appointment since being sacked from the government in May. The appointment, effective from yesterday, came
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        Small and medium-sized oil firms fill exploration breach in Asian region
        643 11  -  From Brian Gomez in SYDNEY A DRIFT of exploration capital away from the Asian region has created a "new reality" with small- and medium-sized oil companies from Australia and elsewhere starting to fill in the breach, according to the
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        Crude oil prices plunge as oversupply concerns return
        384 11 ftfci m rf ofOOfnOWg ENERGY REPORT NEW YORK Crudc oil futures tumbled to a three-week low yesterday, as concerns about Nigeria gave way to con.ccrns about high Opcc output and talks between the United Nations and Iraq on weapons monitoring Traders said
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        150 11 THE yen and its related crosses again dominated trading in the currencies market yesterday. The US$/S$ saw a very narrow range trading. Shortcovering of overnight positions in USS allowed the USS/SS to be taken to a high of 1.6065 before ofTshore demand for S$ prevented
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        188 11 Reuter LONDON It was a day of mixed fortunes for the dollar with early successes against the yen eclipsed by an ignominious retreat on the mark which left it at 10-week lows. "The dollar's in dangerous territory and could easily hit the low 1.60's (marks) from here," said John
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        1604 11 /rode-wet/third index calt ulaird against Spore s lop 14 iradinl paniten Base year I9B< US$/S$ forward rates Noon Sep I ss Bid Ofler 1-month 1.6043 1.6051 2-month ***** 1.6056 3-month 1 6038 1.6053 6-month 1.6030 1.6030 Source: OCBC FOREIGN CURRENCY NOTE RATES As at 10m m Sep 1 Singapore dollars
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        81 11 AFP NEW YORK The dollar fell against the major currencies here yesterday in moderately active trading dominated by technical factors. Around 9:30 am, the dollar traded at 1.6610 German marks against 1.6665 earlier in London and 1.6762 Tuesday. The dollar traded at 105.20 yen against 105.30 yen in
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        307 11 Reuter NEW YORK A group of international insurers, including underwriters at Lloyd's of London, filed a federal lawsuit on Tuesday seeking a declaration that they were not liable for claims against Exxon Corp in the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill in Alaska. The insurers'
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        1457 14 SIMEX REPORT Reuter SINGAPORE The Simex Euroyen interest rate futures contract pared early gains to end easier in a technical retracement yesterday as hopes for credit easing waned slightly. The contract which had spiralled higher on a strong yen bond and firm yen currency, had
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        KL tin hits new low at M$11.69
        686 14 COMMODITY REPORTS Tin POOR fundamentals continued to weaken the Kuala Lumpur Tin Market, which resumed trading yesterday when the metal sank to its new all-time low of MS 11.69 per kg. down 31 sen from last Friday. Dealers attributed the fall to the
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          100 14 MANILA Philippine exports of coconut products reached 1 million tonnes during the first 8 months of the year, according to initial figures released yesterday by the United Coconut Associations of the Philippines. Jan-Aug export volume was 8 per cent higher than the 925.007 tonnes exported
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          Woodside Petroleum profit higher
          93 14 SYDNEY Australian oil and gas producer Woodside Petroleum Ltd yesterday pointed to higher gas sales in announcing a net profit of ASSLBS million (5555.8 million) for the half year to June 30. The result is up from a profit of A 534.2 million in the previous
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          Japanese lead output may fall 6pc
          103 14 TOKYO Poor domestic lead demand and tight supplies of concentrate have spurred Japanese lead smelters to curtail output, which some industry sources now say is likely to fall at least 6 per cent this year from the 270,296 tonnes produced in 1992. At the
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      COMMODITY PRICES
      1616 14 Rubber MS Commodity Exchingt (futures closing at at lpm) RSS 1 Contract (S cents/kg) Close Volume Open Month High Low Sett (tonnes) Interest Sep 93 138 00 138.00 138.00 100 325 Oct 136.25 136 00 136 00 37S 3.650 Nov 0.00 J).00 136.00 275 4.900 Dec 136 00
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        1131 15 14.9 The stock market continued its upward march buoyed by a company takeover bid, good profit results and offshore buying support yesterday. "The market was quite bullish the focus was on the Boral and Sagasco deal and this was seen as a positive," said a Macquarie Equities broker. Brokers
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        Manila
        602 15 +46.41 Share prices surged following Philippine Long Distance Tele- phone Co's (PLDT) rise on Wall Street, setting an uptrend earlier than expected. The Manila index rose 46.41 points or 2.6 per cent higher at 1,827.20, breaching the previous record of 1,796.05 points set on Aug 23. The Makati index
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        Taipei
        533 15 -32.95 Taiwan stocks ended lower across the board as nervous investors sold in the last hour after minor bargain-buying evaporated, brokers said. The weighted index closed 32.95 points down at 3,859.09 in slow turnover of NT$ 11.6 billion. Brokers said sentiment was poor and investors reacted to any sign
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        415 15 +9.98 Unconfirmed rumours the Seoul government would announce market-boosting measures, including an easing of the 10 per cent limit on foreign share ownership, pushed stocks up in late afternoon trade, brokers said. The index closed 9.98 points higher on 674.86. Brokers said the index was expected to hold up
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        282 15 1.24 The NZSE-40 Capital Index finished little changed in a market which brokers said was continuing to consolidate. Telecom was firm and most other leaders little changed in fairly subdued trade. Brokers cited Northern Hemisphere holidays, dull offshore markets and the start of a new month as reasons
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        48 15 -22.99 Share prices closed lower in the Bombay stock market due to heavy selling by speculators despite some end-of-session buying by foreign institutional investors, brokers said. The Bombay Stock Exchange 30-share index dropped by 22.99 points to close at 2,608.71, after touching a midsession low of 2,594.59.
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        812 15 Britannia Funds Sterling Cash Bid Offer Mim Cap Deposit 38 MOO M 6500 Mim Jeney Cnk 0 189) 0 1992 Mim Mas Incomc I 0600 I 1000 L'SS Cash Incomc Plus Fund MO6500 »l I 2200 PS Reserve Fund 5.2100 5 2200 Stertiac M«it> Euro Performance _0l4592 049)8 Far Last
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        609 15 -14.9 Shares closed lower on prof-it-taking yesterday as buyers largely stepped aside after Tuesday's hesitation at record share price levels. A rally on the September FTSE futures contract late in the day, on a widened premium over cash, helped limit some of the damage prompted earlier by a profit
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        Paris
        106 15 •24.56 After setting a series of record highs during recent sessions, French shares finally gave in to profit-taking and shed over 1 per cent in moderate trade, dealers said. The CAC-40 index ended down 24.56 at 2,191.93. Paris Sep I Fr 47-Air-Liquide 769 00 -900 Mcaiel An«hom 759 00
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        Frankfurt
        188 15 -26.31 German shares are likely to ease again today as the market sees another correction from recent gains. But dealers hope this phase of consolidation will be the last before a surge to new record highs. The 30-share DAX Index ended 26.31 points or 1.35 per cent lower at
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        Brussels
        164 15 10.6pc Belgian stocks soared as the Bel-20 raced to catch up with stock markets in the rest of Europe, traders said. The Bel-20 index, alone among major European stock indices, rose 10.6 per cent to close at 1,319.51. Volume was relatively large, with 443,000 shares changing hands, after 229.000
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        Milan
        176 15 -13 Italian stocks sank yesterday under pressure from Fiat, traders said. The Turinbased carmaker is being sold as rumours persist that it's planning to tap shareholders for more money. "Fiat's under pressure, and that's just taking the whole market down with it," said a trader at San Paolo. The
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        Toronto
        343 15 -12.03 Toronto stocks slipped in quiet early trade yesterday as precious metals issues took a knock from tumbling gold prices, traders said. "It isn't just golds. If you look at the market as a whole, everything's a little bit weaker," one dealer said. The TSE 300 Composite Index fell
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        New York
        847 15 -3.07 Blue-chip stocks drifted lower yesterday, with investor sentiment dampened by weak economic news. But the Nasdaq index continued its record run, gaining 1.28 points to 744.12. At 1 pm EDT, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was off 3.07 points at 3.648.18. Volume was moderate at 140 million
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        Amsterdam
        258 15 -3.11 Dutch stocks closed lower as investors played safe and locked in the gains they've made in the past week and a half, traders said. The EOE index of the leading 24 Dutch stocks closed down 3.11 points at 362.58 points. On Tuesday, the market hit an all- time
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        Zurich
        281 15 -10.68 Swiss shares extended losses in afternoon trading after profit-taking accelerated, dealers said. They added that recent consolidation was continuing, with foreign investors less active than previously. The SMI index of leading shares ended 19.8 points down at a final 2,470.4. The all-share SPI eased 10.68 points to a
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        Johannesburg
        299 15 -5 In dull closing trade yesterday, South African gold shares pared what small gains they had made earlier, as the gold price dipped below US$37O an ounce and the financial rand weakened to 4.72 versus the dollar. The gold index closed five points higher at 1,752 while industrials lost
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      2990 16 Reuter HONGKONG Share prices ended slightly lower after a day of cautious trade dominated by weakness in the banking sector, brokers said. The blue chip Hang Seng Index fell 7.54 points to 7.542.19 after a day of range trading. HSBC Holdings lost 50 cents to HK583.50 after it issued
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      CHINA
      511 16 TRADING on the Shanghai B share market was active yesterday as compared to the last few days. The CLSA Shanghai B Index surged 39.33 points to close at 814.09. The most actively traded share was Outer Gaoqiao. gaining 4.4 per cent while Tyre Rubber gained most, ending 6.58 per
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      2522 16 Reuter TOKYO Stocks ended modestly easier on profit-taking with the Nikkei slipping below 21,000 yesterday. But it was off lows as hopes o( a rate cut and deregulations in various industries prevented sharp falls, and investors sought after selected individual shares, brokers said. "The market is struggling to recover
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      1807 16 Bloomberg Business News BANGKOK Thai stock prices surged 1.6 per cent as investors targeted major bank and property shares, analysts said. Overall, the Stock Exchange of Thailand index gained 15.73 points to 978.91 yesterday, the market's highest level since a trading scandal caused prices to plunge in February. Advancing
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      1010 16 Reuter JAKARTA Share prices continued its rally in active afternoon trading yesterday, brokers said. The Composite Index ended up 5.53 points at 422.83. "Stocks across the board saw strong support by local players. Light profit-taking in late session corrected overall strong rise slightly." a foreign brokerage dealer said. Semen
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      Lock icon CLOB INTERNATIONAL
      2457 17 Source: Bridge Info Source: Bridge Info MOST ACTIVE -¥Otottt Promet 81.277,000 Bedford 50c 13.0*6,000 Faber Group 12.586,000 FACB 50c 12.145.000 Mulpha I nil 50c 8.753.000 Mctroptcx 50c 7.914.000 Idns Hyd 50c 6.532.000 ICamuniing 50c (.405.000 MUI 4.404.000 MBf Capital 6.257.000 Aua Pac Ld 50c S.965.000 Rcnong Bhd 50c
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        Lock icon Index rises to new high as investors storm back
        5402 17 Bernama KUALA The share market closed on a firm stormed back from an extended weekend to buy stocks on a broad front yesterday. However, prices were generally off their earlier highs as profit-taking trimmed gains ahead of the close. Rises in
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        Lock icon STII surges ahead; focus on Clob, second liners
        7742 18  -  By R Sivanithy SINGAPORE Selective buying of blue chips yesterday pushed the Straits Times Industrials Index to a new high, while the Malaysian market and second liners continued to attract most investor attention. Gains in 10 of the 30 industrial stocks comprising
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        72 18  -  HOT STOCK Paul Leo BUY Singapore Petroleum at $2.80. The downside is limited to only $2.70, while upside potential is $4.00. With the daily RSI at 25, any price weakness would push the stock into the oversold region. The weekly and monthly RSI is neutral, indicating that if
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      40 16 JPjRi Relive the fabled legends of the Iff 111 O rw moon. mA* a jMSF At The Hour Glass, Centrepoint, 27th August 6th September 1993, 10.30 am 7.00pm (Monday to Saturday); 11.00 am 5.00pm (Sunday). The Hour Glass B ®L_J
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      30 18 Relive the fabled legends of the moon. At The Hour Glass, Centrepoint, 27th August 6th September 1993, 10.30 am 7.00pm (Monday to Saturday); 11.00 am 5.00pm (Sunday). The HourGlass 0
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  • SPORTS
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      Indians set to make impact in S'pore
      504 19  -  46th Singapore Amateur Open Golf By Shahiron Sahari SINGAPORE Indian amateur golf is embarking on something of a growth phase and the 46th Singapore Amateur Open starting today at the Jurong Country Club will be a suitable platform to gauge its progress. India
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      Lock icon Enqvist evicts Agassi
      676 19 US Open Stich, Capriati also out; Edberg struggles in five-setter AP NEW YORK All of Andre Agassi's boasts suddenly sounded empty. He bragged about his new work ethic, his renewed confidence. He thought he'd strut into the US Open without playing many matches and just stroll ofT
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        70 19 Reuter NEW YORK American league Tuesday Chicago 11 NY 3; Texas 8 Boston I; Kansas 6 Milwaukee 5; Minnesota 5 Cleveland 4 (in 22); Seattle 5 Detroit 4; Baltimore 8 California 2; Toronto 3 Oakland 2 (in 10). National: Philadelphia 7 Chicago 0; Florida 2 San Diego 1; Pittsburgh
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        121 19 AFP WELLINGTON An influential Maori political group is calling for South Africa's Springbok 1994 itinerary to be changed so a Maori "test" can be played, the Evening Post reported here yesterday. In April, a row was sparked when Nic Labuschagnc. head of the South African Rugby Football Union (Sarfu)
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        113 19 Reuter BLENOS AIRES Diego Maradona. Argentina's mercurial soccer star, on Tuesday announced he was ready to return to the game he oflen threatened to quit. The 33-ycar-old midfielder, who admitted he is at least 4 kg overweight and in dire need of training, told a local radio station that
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        551 19 AFP FLUSHING MEADOW, New York LS Open Ist round results, Tuesday Men: Michad Chang (US) b Shelby Cannon (US) 6-1 7-5 6-2; Ronald Agenor (Haiti) b Phillip Williamson (US) 7-6 6-2 6-2; Thomas Muster (Aus) b Alex Corretja (Spn) 6-4 6-4 6-3; Stefan Edberg (Swe) b Olivier Delaitre (Fra)
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      119 19 SISIR SPECIAL FEATURES THE STRAITS TIMES AND LIANHE ZAOBAO OCTOBER 1, 1993 This is an award-winning opportunity to advertise your products and services, enhance your corporate image and forge links with Singapore's foremost companies. The Straits Times and Lianhe Zaobao will be publishing special features in conjunction with the SISIR
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      677 19 BUSINESS TIMES TOLL-FREE TEL. No. FAX 741-1298 "I proposed. She accepted.'' Call today for results tomorrow. 737-1166 In the Matter uf The Companies Art Cap. SO and ManifTa'% Private Limited (In Members' Voluntarily Liquidation) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the abovenamed Company duly convened and held at I North
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      911 20 Noll llllg Beats A Bud. H liiyfl WHERE TO WINE, DINE AND ENTERTAIN OF 50? £52. pedapNMVoE Tuck into tasty Nonya MM m 5 Bur ret s \i delicious authentic Nonya PJ cuisine including: tll*OA++*H Bokwan kepiting J J,QU §1 tfek nm *LUNCH BUFF6T IJ§ s*2^« il 3.80++ (oduk) SJ:ST
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      280 20 < &oast >7 Our French culinary > is a toast to the of French (are. And ApmA J|. this month, it brings us to BORDEAUX j 41 i%X **2* wjipi A Cnfcnary Tour of ftancc QoiaT^,, colour of the J itr*:# man y p^P'^ j/lfcftWlF Food of Asia is reflected
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  • LIFESTYLE
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      1409 21  -  Ex-Hongkong film director John Woo is trying to duplicate his X-rated style ot production in Hollywood. Desson Howe ponders over his chance of success Desson Howe IHT THIS shy little guy wearing the white polyester shirt and the cheap slacks and the kind of necktie you can
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      709 21 CHATTERBOX AP AP AP Reuter THE marriage is ofT, and Axl Rose wants his money back. The lead singer of Guns N' Roses and model Stephanie Seymour began dating in early 1991, got engaged on Feb 4 and split up later that month. Now,
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      1168 21 TV RADIO Death Wish 11.20pm. 1 SBC 5 P Mb *Wr 1 His whole family killed in carinstalments, Charles Bron- k Ijflf it I girlfriend's daughter dies 1 JB fl drug overdose. He to rid V fl Los Angeles of the gangs who P' lßk M control 90 per cent
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  • INNOVATION & TECHNOLOGY
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        62 22 SINGAPORE Very Large Scale Integration circuits are becoming more sophisticated, making their design more difTicult to lay out. The National University of Singapore's engineering faculty has risen to the challenge, developing a computer-aided system that simplifies the task. Called the LSIS automated layout system, it takes
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        60 22 AFP TOKYO Matsushita unveiled a new notebook with a mini CD-ROM drive here yesterday. The 486-based Windows machine features a monochrome and colour LCD screen and is also compatible with pen-input systems. It will go on sale under the Panasonic brand in Japan, the US, UK, Germany
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        62 22 UPI MADISON, Wisconsin Scientists at the University of Wiscon-sin-Madison tracked Hurricane Emily with an experimental process that could lead to better forecasting. The researchers tracked images of atmospheric water vapour sent back by satellite to help predict Emily's path. The technique allows scientists to look at
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        73 22 AP WASHINGTON A laboratory skin test developed at the National Institute of Health may identify people with Alzheimer's disease, a mind-destroying disorder that now cannot be positively diagnosed until after death. Researchers said on Tuesday the test could save a great deal of money, shield patients from
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      524 22  -  This year's Techmonth will highlight the role of R&D in national competitiveness. Teh Hooi Ling reports Teh Hooi Ling THE rat race of the world is in technology and innovations, without the negative connotations the term tends to imply. A breakthrough can make a company, and
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      401 22  -  Warren Leary finds out what materials scientists are up to now Warren Leary NYT INCREASINGLY, scientists designing new materials are looking to nature as a source of inspiration. In their search for ways to make substances that are harder, stronger, lighter and more durable, they
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      283 22 AP WASHINGTON Somebody always seems to be out to trash the food you enjoy the most. Now the calorie counters, sodium sifters and cholesterol cops are taking out after Chinese food. The Centre for Science in the Public Interest decided to test
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      240 22 I MORE UNRESTORED I SHOPHOUSES IN LITTLE INDIA CONSERVATION AREA RELEASED FOR SALE BY URA Lo /€:%s>! The Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) is offering for sale by public tender 23 unrestored shophouses/buildinas on 21 parcels of land at Perak Road/ Madras Street/Dalhousie Lane in Little India Conservation area. All the
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      607 23  -  Ramesh Divyanathan reports on the response of Singapore lawyers to the new advertising rules while the accompanying article looks at an attempt to help the US bar sell its services Ramesh Divyanathan I lawyer? I MLegal services at very reasonable fees, divorces start
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      812 23 NYT YOU'VE heard of Sleepless in Seattle. But how about Clienlless in California or Hustling in Houston? Deep down, many of those lawyers attending a party thrown by the Morristown, New Jersey, law firm of Pitney, Hardin, Kipp Szuch at the Temple of
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      263 23 r-m "Profit Planning ir Analysis" Seminar Oct 11-12 1993 Singapore Key issues covered include: How the planning process works The role of budgeting in the organisation The latest financial analytical techniques The importance of accurate and realistic forecasting Prediction of financial distress and potential company failure How to further enhance
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    536 24 EPfTOWAL THE broad outlines of the accord between Israel and the Palestinian Liberation Organisation are just emerging and, stripped of initial euphoria, they are fairly modest. After 14 secret meetings in Norway and three more in another country, senior Israeli and PLO officials have initialled an accord
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      The People's President
      225 24 ALL presidents are constrained by the rules of dignity and decorum. They represent nothing less than the state. But they are also First Citizens, and here the irony is that, to be good First Citizens, they are obliged to keep a dignified distance from all other citizens.
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      Warmth always remembered
      107 24 ITS time for Singaporeans to bid farewell to President Wee Kim Wee and the First Lady after their eight years of distinguished and memorable service. The couple will be fondly remembered for their kindness, warmth and hospitality that graced every moment at the Istana or beyond. President
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      Japan should look to Asia
      205 24 IN a reply to China's newspaper Renmin Ribao and China Central Television (CCTV), Japanese Prime Minister Hosokawa said Japan-Sino relations are as important as Japan-US relations and stressed that "maintaining and strengthening Japan-Sino ties is crucial to the peace and security of the Asia-Pacific region
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      More say to the people
      214 24 THE industrialised countries did not take much of a fuss during the three decades Premier Lee Kuan Yew ruled Singapore with his iron hand cloaked in velvet gloves, unlike their response to other developing countries who were still reluctant to embrace democracy. Prime Minister Goh
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      Openness will win trust
      182 24 OPENNESS and accountability in public institutions form part of the means of ensuring Hongkong's systems and way of life continue into the future. Legislative Councillors, therefore, are right to demand that their Executive Council colleagues be subject to rules requiring them to disclose their stock market
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      Courage to do right
      188 24 EXACTLY 25 years have passed since an important event in American history a watershed in the Vietnam war that a quarter century later holds timely lessons for Thailand. The presidential nominating convention of the Democratic Party held in Chicago on August 24-29, 1968, shows that even
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    Mistake to think future decided only by economics
    1151 24 Interview with American futurist Alvin Toffler on changes in Japan THE establishment of a coalition government in Japan is jiist one example of how the world is changing as a result of the end of the Cold War, according to American futurist
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      1149 25 As the argument for making the Bank of England independent grows stronger, so does the case for narrowing its wide range of activities The Economist EVERY September, the court of the Bank of England, the central bank's governing body, reviews
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      626 25 Shaky start ends in listing on Shanghai stock market The Economist IN China, property rights are so ill-defined that directors of big industrial firms often cannot answer the simple question: who owns this company? The financial system is even murkier. Which makes it
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      353 25 9TH ASIA PACIFIC PETROLEUM CONFERENCE The Premier Meeting Place for the Oil Industry 13-15 September 1993 Raffles City Convention Centre Singapore Mr Abdulrahman Al-Garawi ASIA: Saudi European Petrochemical Economic Scenario in the Asian Company. Saudi Arabia Region Mr Henry Eckhardt China The Re-emergence of an Senior Vice President Oil Giant
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    509 26 AP, Reuter, AFP WASHINGTON The Clinton administration yesterday sharply cut its estimate of US economic growth this year. In its mid-session review of the budget, issued six weeks late, the administration said the gross domestic product the sum of all goods and services
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    525 26  -  Ex-British PM talks about China, Russia and other issues in S'pore lecture By Vikram Khanna SINGAPORE The UN arms embargo on Bosnia was "totally and utterly wrong" because it "denied an attacked people the possibility of defending themselves", former British Prime Minister Margaret
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    347 26 Reuter PARIS France said yesterday that a long list of newly industrialised countries, including China, the Philippines, Thailand and the fast-growing "Dragons" of Asia, should be denied European Community trade concessions. European Affairs Minister Alain Lamassourc told a news conference that
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    233 26 NYT WASHINGTON Vice-Pres-ident Al Core is preparing to announce an ambitious plan to restructure the federal government that could shift more than 100,000 employees into early retirement or retraining programmes, administration officials said on Tuesday. The plan, known officially as
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    883 26  -  The Bottom Line MAGGIE FORD MAGGIE FORD The writer is BT's Jakarta Correspondent PRESIDENT Suharto has now signalled that it is time for political change in Indonesia, an idea that has received a warm welcome from opinion leaders in Jakarta. But their welcome
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      Anera to raise CFS charge by 35pc to offset higher costs
      460 27  -  By Juliette Walker SINGAPORE Members of the Asia North America Eastbound Rate Agreement (Anera) will soon charge 35 per cent more for receiving less-than-container-load cargo at container freight stations (CFS) here. In a notice to shippers last week, Anera
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      267 27 MBT KUALA LUMPUR The Malaysian International Shipping Corp (MISC), Compagnie Generate Maritime (CGM) and Nedlloyd Lines have announced a temporary suspension of their joint service to the Port of Fos, Marseilles. MISC, a partner of the tonnage sharing agreement (TSA)
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      264 27 Reuter BOMBAY India's second biggest private sector shipowner, Essar Shipping, is negotiating to buy four 140,000-dead-weight-tonne (dwt) tankers from the Russian firm Sovcomflot, an Essar director said on Tuesday. The acquisitions are part of increased activity by Indian shipowners in
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      840 27 Page Col ABC Containerline 12 1 Accord Group 8 1-3 Ahrenkiel Liner 4 1/2 •APL 5 3-5 Appenship 18 1/2 Alpha Feeders 6 1 •ANL 3 1/2 •ASCL 5 5 Avant Shpg 6 4/5 •Bait Orient Line 7 4/5 •Bank Line, The 9
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      198 27 Reuter KUALA LUMPUR Major Malaysian rubber shippers and the Far Eastern Freight Conference (FEFC) have extended by two years a 16-year-old freight pact that expired last May. The extension took effect yesterday. Under the Separate Merchants Agreement, the rate for
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      Lloyd Triestino appoints LCL booking agent in Bangkok
      320 27 BANGKOK Straits Liner Express Ltd has been appointed booking agent for Lloyd Triestino Co for all shipments of less than a container load (LCL) and for all consolidated cargo. Straits Liner Express, the result of a recent merger between Liner Freight Service
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      Vessels using Indon waters to pay surcharge to maintain traffic signs
      230 27 SINGAPORE Vessels passing through Indonesian waters will be slapped with a surcharge to pay for and maintain sea traffic signs there. An AFP report yesterday quoted Antara news agency as saying that Indonesia planned to reimpose a fee that
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        AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES
        470 28 V«*m Voy No Berth Arrival Dgrtw Vessel Voy No Berth Arrival Departure Jurong Port [quator Gran 68 31 P03 alongside 0209/1200 Mwuslwhe* 39 alongside 02.09/1200 Katmantan 1 16/93 P03 alongside 0109/1500 Uy Moo LM/07 #/9 alongside 02 09/2300 Manne/P 01/09* P01A alongside 01.09/1800 Nwja 42 SJ10/93 13
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        1508 28 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Record Bookinf/Balance RsJts Ship Voy No Etb/Btr Period From To From A Ate*an, 7130W 04/2300 3 02/0700 02/1159 02/1400 4 02/1200 02/1459 02/1700 Ace Concord 34W 03/1900 1 01/1500 01/1659 01/1900 2
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      THE SHIPPING GUIDE
      9230 36 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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      3310 41 Coataiaerline NV: Bclsin Shpg Agencies Pie Ltd (SVMarine Handling Sdn Bhd (PK/PN). Accord Group: Accord Shpg Pte Ltd (SyAccord Contr Line (PK/PN). Adkris Business Corporation Philippine: Calsource Shpg Trdg Pte Ltd (S) Ahrenkiel Liner Service: Kjm Shpg Trdg (S). Albatros Sen-Air Service: Frata Shpg Pte Ltd (S). Alfred
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      COURIER SERVICES
      270 41 Abacus Couriers Tel: 545-8011. Fax: 545-1898. Air Express Travel Tel: 533-5771. Fax: 535-6144. Airborne Freight C orporation Tel: 542-8844. Fax: 542-3716 *****80. Airswift Worldwide Courier Tel: 278-0188. Fax: 273-8283. AJS Supplies Tel: 748-6322 (2 lines). 747-7421. Fax: 742-8975. CHy-Liak International Tel: 344-3377. Fax: 345-6450. Cluster Link Supplies Services
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      AIR FORWARDERS
      1471 41 A hex Express Freight Tel: 542-7171. Fax: *****84. Actinic Forwarder Tel: 225-1833. Fax: *****42. Actirair Singapore Tel: 542-7821 Fax: *****20. Aerolink Freight International Tel: 545-8033 Fax: *****05. Aerospeed Tel: 542-5911. Fax: *****18. Air Cargo Novo Express Tel: 542-5454. Fax: *****06. Air Express I atr mat tonal Tel: 542-7666.
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      PORT CONDITIONS
      2505 42 ALBANIA Duress: Five vessels in port discharging of which 2 flour, 1 general cargo, 1 humanitarian cargo, 1 coal. ANGOLA Luanda: City normal, but power very restricted. Water supply still intermittent. Port quiet with 2 vessels currently discharged and various coasts 1 vessel. Berths available with no delays
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      AIR FREIGHT SCHEDULE
      556 42 ARRIVALS DEPARTURES Op FUgbt Type ETA T From Op Flight Type ETD T To TODAY TODAY KAL KE697 B747F 0150 I SEL KAL KE697 B747F 0440 I BKK SI A SQ827 B747F 1730 2 CPH/DXB SI A SQ/ B747F 0715 2 DXB/LON CLX CV794 B747F 1845 I
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      1048 42 SHIP SALES TANKER RATES AFP FOLLOWING another week dominated by activity surrounding the handy bulker market, we have seen a change in direction with a cape-size and a couple of VLCCs reported at the end of the week. The VLCCs were the Argo Elektra (285,000 dwt built 1990) and the
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      CRUISE & FERRY SCHEDULES
      338 42 CRUISE FERRY SCHEDULES CRUISE SNIPS Ait Dep Name of Vessel ETA ETD Ports of Calls Port Agent Telephone No SEPTEMBER 03 03 Leisure World 1200 2000 Sin-P Klang Lauw Sl Sons Travel 227-8284 03 03 Coral Princess 1700 2030 Cruise to Nowhere Setnjom Agencies 227-8284 05 05 Coral Princess 1100
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      DAILY FREIGHTS
      525 43 THE DRY cargo freight market was said to be quiet after the UK's local holiday Monday which was reflected in a seven point drop in the Baltic Freight Index to 1,434, from Friday's setting at 1,441. Brokers said the recent sudden rise in panamax rates has not been
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      TRANSPORT DIARY
      490 43 COURSES Title: Container Management (SDF 70%) Duration: Sep 9 Oct 14 (6 evenings) Organiser: Singapore National Shipping Association Tel: For further details and application forms contact SNSA at tel: 278-3464 or fax: 274-5079 Title: Standard Trading Conditions (SDF 70%) Duration: Sep 14 Oct 26 (7 sessions) Organiser: Singapore
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      COCKETT BUNKER MARKET REPORT
      923 43 THIS twice weekly report, compiled by Cockett Marine Oil Ltd, shows price ranges in US dollars instead of single prices for a more comprehensive description of the market. Prices shown are based on average-sized stem. Market movements are indicated. The Cockett Bunker Price Index change and
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      Is the time ripe for product tankers?
      829 44  -  Michael Grinter examines prospects for the world's product trade up to the end of this decade and offers advice for potential tanker buyers Michael Grinter AS WITH the cruise industry, a great future for product tankers in Asia has been predicted for a
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        Lock icon IAPA travel alert lists world's safe, dangerous airlines
        427 46 UPI WASHINGTON Flying American Airlines, British Airways and Delta Air Lines will put passengers aboard some of the world's largest and safest airlines, an industry group said on Tuesday. The International Airline Passengers Association also tapped Lufthansa German Airlines, Scandinavian Airlines and
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        Lock icon Mayne Nickless profit down on Europe losses
        303 46 Bloomberg Business News SYDNEY Diversified Australian transport group Mayne Nickless Ltd said net profit in the year ended June 30 fell 67 per cent to A 558.8 million (5563.2 million), on losses in European transport operations. The company said it expects the economic
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        Lock icon Bangkok motorists sink in frustration as monsoons flood roads
        698 46 AFP BANGKOK Water up to their knees, sandals in hand, pedestrians in this former "Venice of Asia" make their awkward way home unlikely objects of envy for countless motorists. Bumper-to-bumper, imprisoned for hours in Bangkok's notorious traffic jams, drivers can only
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        Lock icon Ford, labour union to step up bargaining schedule
        395 46 Reuter DETROIT Ford Motor Co said it and the United Auto Workers agreed to a more intense schedule of bargaining in an efTort to reach a contract settlement by a Sep 14 strike deadline. The UAW on Monday chose Ford as its
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        57 46 Reuter CRANFIELD, England Dave Gauder, holder of 13 world strongman records, attempting to prevent two jet planes from moving off on Tuesday. He was dressed in a flame-proof suit and an oxygen mask while operating 6 metres from each of the jet engines. His feat
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          103 46 AFP JAKARTA Indonesia has sold seven CN-235 aircraft, manufactured by the state aircraft company IPTN, to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) for 217.47 billion rupiah (*****.1 million), a report said yesterday. The first two aircraft were handed over on Tuesday by State Minister for
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          Lock icon McDonnell Douglas ends C-17 test
          81 46 Reuter LONG BEACH McDonnell Douglas Corp said its C-17 aircraft completed a major structural test, in which the fuselage of a non-flying C-17 was subjected to loading forces 150 per cent of its design limit load. Design limit loads are forces that could be expected
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          91 46 UPI MEXICO CITY Mexican authorities closed the Pacific port of Manzanillo on Tuesday as Hurricane Jova approached Mexico's Pacific coast with heavy rain and gusts of up to ISS kph. The surrounding areas in the state of Colima were placed on alert due to
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          62 46 AFP MANAMA British Airways is to fly to the Yemeni cities of Sanaa and Aden starting this winter, the company's office in Bahrain announced on Tuesday. The airline will make direct flight on Tuesdays and Saturdays from London to the southern port city
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          82 46 Reuter NEW YORK A scheduled delivery of about 430,000 barrels of Nigerian crude oil to Amoco Corp's Yorktown, Virginia, refinery was held up at sea on Tuesday in anticipation of Hurricane Emily, shipping sources said. The crude is currently held on an oil supertanker 80 km
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        213 46 AFP MANILA Philippine Airlines (PAL) is seeking an alliance with a bigger foreign partner as part of its strategy to weather turbulence in the industry, a senior official said. Executive vice president Romeo David told a business forum late on Tuesday that the
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      2198 33 H II 'ACE CONCORD 34W ETA SGP 03/09/93 II II Bp ETA RDM 25/09/93, FLX 24/09/93, l| II BRE 22/09/93, LEH 21/09/93 II CAiJRWNfA EXPRESS (SCX) TO: USWC US OULF MK)WEST (/S£C CAAWDA VESSEL VOY LOS OAK VAN SET ATI. CCG CLE CLB DAL DET HOI MPH SOB V)A PLD
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      1216 33 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD BOOKINGS: BALT ORIENT LINE: *****64 FESCO: *****06 ENQUIRIES: *****33 BLASCO OOESSA: *****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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      1663 34 —i ft AS AGENTS: *K" LINE (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD (CR No: **********0 M) J TEL: *****77 TELEX: KAWAKI R*****5 FAX: *****16/7/8/9 I IT 1 MALAYSIA 1" LINE RAARfTNIIE (MALAYSIA) SON SHD TEL: SA *****00 PK *****75 PEN *****0 JB *****1 PGU *****5/6 1 INDONESIA: P.T. SARANA LAUTINTERNUSA. TEL: JKT *****08
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      722 34 PHILI-OniCNT LINGS PTE LTP r 108 Robinson Road #07-00 GMG Building Singapore 0106 Tel: *****22/*****69/*****00 Telex: RS ***** Fax: *****76/*****38 A MEMBER OF THE SINGAPORE FREIGHT FORWARDERS ASSOCIATION AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND/SOUTH PACIFIC FCL/LCL SERVICE 4 SEP SYDNEY. MELBOURNE, BRISBANE, FREMANTLE 15 SEP AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON. LYTTLETON, NEW PLYMOUTH. NAPIER, CHRISTCHURCH 4 SEP
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      424 34 GOLDEN LINE\ GUAN guan shipping (PTE) LTD 21. TeM Ajrtr Street S*GAPO« (104 TEL *****08 (10 1MB) Fu *****04 (C* No lOlTSMOOOOW) ITKAIW/I'miAM GULF »E«TICK Spore P Kelang Peoaqt GOIDEN STM njcKh, Dutw 2/ 3 S«pt taiga km **ack. out* $<* CHIHA IMVICI GOIDEN WONDER China Ports 10/12 Sept VSL
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      1022 35 PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES (PTE) LTD 1 I 140 Cecil Street. #03-00 PIL Building, Singapore 0106. I I flf flv flHl CR NO: **********0E I I VESSEL VOY SIN CMS JIB JED AOJ ADC MOO PZU ASA I I HAI XIONQ MXOO6 11/9 19/9 32/9 29/9 29/9 M/t 2S/I 2/10 I
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      517 35 0 J BAWCJLI SHIPPMG TEL: *****88 FAX: *****00 J DIRECT REGULAR SERVICE JAKARTA SURABAYA ACCEPT CARGOES TO ALL OTHER INDONESIAN PORTS WITH TRANSHIPMENT AT JAKARTA OR SURABAYA DESTINATION ETA ETD VSI JAKARTA 10/9 11/9 P. JAWA 15/9 16/9 P. KALMANTAN 20/9 21/9 P. SUMATERA 25/9 26/9 P. JANA 5/10 6/10
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      430 35 BSA ii. M MYANMA P& FIVE STAR LINE (Myanmar National Line) Loading for Yangon (Rangoon) S'poro P.KIg Pan P.Gdg PINYA VI3ON In Pi VI23W 10 Uo 4/6 Sap IPA-A* VI94W 10/13 Sap (/I Sap PAGAN V2OON IS lap PATHDN VI24W 17 Sap 19/22 Sap MALAYVA ACNTI SOUS UAO SHPfMC MXNCES
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      52 37 VISA FREIGHT SERVICES PTE LTD Q Established Since 1984 OCEANIA PORTS REGULAR lcl consolidation AUCKLAND SYDNEY import export FREMAPTTLE SERVICES yy FOR BOOKING 8e SAILING SCHEDULE. CALL THE TOTAL TRANSPORTATION PEOPLE. VISA FREIGHT SERVICES PTE LTD VISA LCL CONSOL PTE LTD TOLL-FREE TEL: 1800-*****66 TOLL-FREE TEL: 1800- *****34 FAX: *****86
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      1816 38 Full Container Uner Services Gonoral Atfittt: Booking Aft* Guan Gunn Shipping S4n BM Chang Chioc Shipping Sdn Bhd P.T. Global Prtra lodom* Harrtima Costar Shipping Ptt Ltd Skipping rmgm OaaUag Cantra MM SI Nr*»rM »4i Mm 1* 3.34, M floor, n. If. N. Joao* HV23 K 2 Mktrl M 47
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      263 38 SHINYEI SHIPPING (S) PTE LTD 10 ANSON ROAD #15-01/02 INTERNATIONAL PLAZA SINGAPORE 0207 CR NO: **********0N HOT LINE: *****38 (8 LINES) EUROPE ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG FELIXSTOWE 4/09 LEHAVRE/ ANTWERP MEDITERRANEAN Barcelona, Marseille, genoa 4/09 USA LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK 5/09 *ALL IP! DESTINATIONS. f 155 NATIONAL EXPRESS 1 FORWARDERS (S) PTE
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      497 38 VESSEL VOV JAKARTA SPORE BANGKOK MANN. A GUAM SAPA* OCEANIA EXPRESS 87 SEP 23 SEP 26 OCT 2 OCT 7 OCT 9 OCEANIA EXPRESS U OCT 1> OCT 22 OCT 2S NO* 2 NO* 4 (REEFER CONTAMER AVAILABLE) I VESSEL VOY ETA SPORE GUAM (T/S) MOTHER VESSEI GUAM PONAPE KOSRAE
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      615 39 (fe FAMOUS CONTAINER LINES 10 ANSON RD. #15-21 INTERNATIONAL PLAZA, S'PORE 0207 HOT LINE: *****33 (24 LINES) j »J |1 >1 J fit ill Il J fcJ il 1h d 111 j GOTHENBURG/SCAN 6/09 ROTTERDAM 4/09 AARHUS/COPENHAGEN 6/09 HAMBURG/BREMEN 6/09 MARSEILLE/FRANCE 4/09 FELIXSTOWE/UK 6/09 BARCELONA/SPAIN 4/09 LEHAVRE/FRANCE 6/09 GENOA/ITALY 4/09
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      1854 40 AjfcSMN CONTAINER LINES I Agents: MAC-NELS SPORE: *****22 (24 LINES) V J\y \-Z_Jc/R No: 1200S7S0000E PENANG: (04) *****6 SIBU: (084) *****9 KUCHING: (082) *****3 P.KELANG: (03) *****77 JAKARTA: (21) *****07 SURABAYA: (31) *****0 HKG/TWN/BKK I GOTH/UKB/MED PORTS f PEN PKI SIN 5 SAILINGS/WEEK PEN PK SIN 3/9 4/9 5/9 Hont
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      196 40 SEAWARD SHIPPING AND TRADING CO (S) PTE LTD CTft IT* n» SNK PMT KELMG KNANG BIUI MOE 23/9 loading tor Male RUVU HUOHU 15/9 Oischargiog and loidtrg tor Bombay MXPHW 9/J 6/9 loading For Mai? nom supreme ii/ 9 loadirg For Mat« IMEEDH Sa«fd loading For Ma* PROGRESS LBEJtTT In
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      909 40 THONG SOON UNES PTE LTD 78 SHENTON WAY #10-01, SINGAPORE 0207 TEL: 227-5088 FAX: 227-6011 TLX: RS ***** CARRER, RS ***** JENHOL CABLE: TOSOCO CONVENTIONAL/CONTAINER FOR BOOKING; *****55 SINGAPORE TO SARAWAK VESSEL VOY S'POtE DEST VESSEL VOY STOIT" lEST EQUATOR JADE 88/3E 02 SEP KUCHING EQUATOR ROYAL 83/3E 04 SEP
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      52 43 Housekeeper -this hotelT^ Ott] I wants is me. But I'll never negtec-fe I -tViis house, J Any Job. any Career. Available Any Day. Any Time. Anywhere. The Straits Times The Sunday Times Business Times The New Paper LIANHE ZAOBAO LIANHE WANBAO SHIN MIN DAILY NEWS BERITA HARIAN BERITA MINGGU Singapore
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      20 43 EYE ON THE TIGERS Nobody covers East Asia like we do. The Region. Everyday. m Business Times m atom Am
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      350 44 NORTH PHILIPPINES FULL CONTAINER SERVICE VESSEL VOYAGE SINGAPORE MANILA VIGOUR SINGAPORE &INB WMX 11/M/M VIGOUR SINGAPORE 61ANB 06/09/93 11 09 93 FRID Y ***>" VIGOUR PACIFIC 2Sm IQ/Q9/93 18/09/93 VIGOUR PACIFIC Z6MB 13. 09.91 18.09 93 1 PORT KLANG/PENANG FULL CONTAINER SERVICE VESSEL VOYAGE SINGAPORE PORT KLAN6 PENANG VIGOUR PENANG
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      464 44 ©APPENSHIP HAMBURG ITTI CONVENTIONAL A INDEPENDENT LINER SERVICE V EUROPE TO SOUTH EAST ASIA ANO FAR EAST VESSELS LOADING PORTS WSCHARGt 10AHHG FOR HARMONY MA HAMBURG SLD SPORE 1/®. BKK 5/® YEW TREE HAMBURG SLD SPORE 3/9 LORELEY ANTWERP SLD SPORE 12/® GLIDER HAMBURG SLD SPORE 30/®. JKT 2/10 AQAUEMNOW
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      338 44 I cosco UKC CONVENTIONAL SERVICE VESSEL PKL PNG P.O. LOADING FOR: A VESSEL 28/08 Rotterdam/Antwerp CHINA CONVENTIONAL SERVICE VESSEL PKL PNG P G. LOADING FOR: A VESSEL 15/09 20/09 Huangpu/Guangzhou COSCO FULL CONTAINER SERVICES (FCL/FCL) EXPORT TO CHINA/BANGKOK/HONGKONG EUROPE/CONTINENTAL WEST MEDITERRANEAN AUSTRALIA US WEST COAST PERSIAN GULF/KARACHI Please refer above
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      892 45 A HYUNDAI MERCHANT MARINE CO. LTD. WESTBOUND TO EUROPE 1 VESSELS VOY I PWA I PKE I PGP I VESSELS VpT SIM RTM AWT* LEH* HAM Bttt FEL NORASIA MALACCA 9327 A 31/08 01/09 02/09 SI MARINER 306W 07/09 24/09 24/09 25/09 26/09 26/09 28/09 HMM ADVANCE 26A 07/09 01/09
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      477 45 STRAITS/ JAPAN/ STRAITS SERVICE SPECIALIST IN RO-RO HEAVY LIFTS INBOUND VESSELS VESSEL Ml IK U sal It COM 17 M PT SOMAI a SLD S/l TAIJOW EMAS KEISMWI 21 11/ l IS/I TROM 17 •ECCIES 11/ l H/» wsoa ftAISE 11/» a/» mill I 12/1 11/ l OUTBOUND VESSELS LOADUtC
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      935 45 VESSEL 1 VOY I SIN ETA/0 I LAX I OAK 1 CHI 1 DAI MEM/COl HOU I NYC I NOR GEORGE WASWNGTON BRPGE 72A 09-10/09 2t/09 21/09 29/09 30/09 30/09 01/10 01/10 02/10 ALLIGATOR VICTORY 47A 16-17/09 03/10 05/10 06/10 07/10 07/10 01/10 01/10 09/10 HEMY HUOSON BRPGE 69A 23-24/09
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      63 46 MARKETING Tomorrow in Business Times imam a M.V. "SINAR ANITA" VOY.I Arrived 28th Aupat 1993 Coofipeet of iH damaged orjoa ex the captiooed veuel ■thereby notified that a general array will be held oa the 3rd September 1993 0900-1200 bow* FT 10. No further survey will be entertained thereafter. Aa
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      53 46 MARKETING Tomorrow in Business Times Fly Finnair's new MD-11 the world's most technologically advanced aircraft. Fly Finnair's new wide bodied MD-11 to Europe and find out why long hauls are a thing of the past. Call your travel agent or 733 3377 for more details. We know the world from
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