The Business Times, 25 May 1994

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    13 1 Business Times HI-: KNOW ASIA MITA(P) 010/12/93 Wednesday May 25 1994 75 c
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  • 2am LATEST
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      Lock icon Dow up 8.59 points
      62 1 Reuter NEW YORK A higher US Treasury bond market and resilient dollar helped pull stocks higher at midday yesterday. At lpm EDT, in the broad market, advances led declines by an 11-8 ratio, with volume of about 160 million shares on the NYSE. The Dow Jones
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      Lock icon Italy's ex-PMs on trial
      38 1 Reuter MILAN Two former Italian prime ministers, several former government ministers and Northern League leader Umberto Bossi are to stand trial on charges of breaking the law on party financing, sources said yesterday. Reuter
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    MARKET SUMMARY
    161 1 Stock market indices Tuesday Change STII 2,302.86 -36.45 KLSEComp 987.26 -11.84 Nikkei .4. 20,622.12 +53.41 Hang Seng 9,490.11 -99.67 SET Index closed Jakarta Comp 502 +3.64 CLSA China B ....1,025.74 -9.7 Aust AH Ord 2,132.4 +11.4 FTSE 100 3,089.1 -19.3 Tuesday Previous 2pm close Dow Jones 3,751.00 3,742.41
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    Most regional markets fall
    156 1 SINGAPORE Inflationary fears returned yesterday to spook regional stock markets, barely one week after they were put to rest. In Singapore, the Straits Times Industrials Index fell 36.45 points to 2,302.86. A dealer said that investors stayed on the sidelines following Wall Street's fall. The Dow
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  • Article
    S'pore ready to spend millions to host WTO meeting: PM
    613 1  -  By Chuang Peck Ming SINGAPORE Singapore is prepared to spend several millions of dollars to become a symbol of free trade by hosting the first meeting of the World Trade Organisation. Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong, in a recent interview
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    Lock icon Gatt chief unaware of final US decision on S'pore venue
    79 1 MBT KUALA LUMPUR Gatt di-rector-general Peter Sutherland says he has not been told of any final US decision on holding the first meeting of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) in Singapore. Arriving in the Malaysian capital yesterday for a meeting
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    Royal Brothers sells Asia Radio Building for S$30 million
    533 1  -  By A J Leow SINGAPORE Property investment firm Royal Brothers Pte Ltd has sold the Asia Radio Building at Bencoolen Street for about $30 million, after junking plans to turn the property into a hotel for business travellers. The building was
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    ECICS forms regional investment outfit with 2 other parties
    346 1  -  By Quak Hiang Whai SINGAPORE ECICS Holdings, which is 88 per cent owned by government holding company Temasek, has teamed up with Hongkong's Bank of East Asia and former senior executives of Morgan Grenfell Asia (MGA) to form a regional joint
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    Lock icon US, Japan reach accord to resume trade talks
    443 1 AP AFP Reuter WASHINGTON The United States and Japan yesterday reached an agreement that would allow both sides to resume market-opening talks that had been suspended for the past three months. The agreement was announced at a White House briefing by US
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    Lock icon YHS share price continues climb as retail investors weigh in
    421 1  -  By Genevieve Cua SINGAPORE Beverage group Yeo Hiap Seng's share price is on a roll, as retail investors jump into the fray in the hope that a takeover bid by property magnate Ng Teng Fong is imminent. Mr Ng gave
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      11 1 Regional Analysis: Pg The maturing of Asia Full reports, Pgs 18-22
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      27 1 Hock Lock Siew: a Mulialand's appeal enhanced Colour Touch ex-bosses Fang Kim Soon and lan Check Soon get 10 years each for cheating three banks, Fg 2
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  • SINGAPORE NEWS
    • EYE on the ECONOMY
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        Lock icon More and more women taking up jobs
        360 2  -  By Schutz Lee SINGAPORE women, increasingly better educated, have been joining and rejoining the workforce in greater numbers in the past 10 years. Figures from the Department of Statistics show that 50.6 per cent of women between the ages of 15 and 60
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    • NEWS ROUNDUP
      • Article
        Roving ambassador to Slovak Republic
        67 2 THE GOVERNMENT has appointed Tan Boon Teik roving ambassador to the Slovak Republic. He is already roving ambassador to Hungary and Austria. Mr Tan spent many years in the legal service. He was director of the Legal Aid Bureau in 1959, senior Crown counsel in
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      • Article
        Trio present credentials to president
        37 2 QATAR AMBASSADOR Mubarak Rashid Mubarak Al-Boainin, Sri Lankan High Commissioner Mohamed Razik Zarook and Mauritius High Commissioner Vijay Coomar Joypaul presented their credentials to President Ong Teng Cheong at the Istana yesterday.
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        PPD's commitment to agro-technology
        74 2 THE Primary Production Department was actively promoting agro-technology on local farms, the Acting Minister for National Development, Lim Hng Kiang, said at the opening yesterday of the International Conference on Agro-technology in the Commonwealth: Focus for the 21st Century. He said a good example of local
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      Colour Touch ex-bosses get 10 years each for cheating three banks
      492 2 COLOUR TOUCH'S former director Pang Kim Soon and its former general manager. Lan Check Soon, were jailed 10 years each yesterday for cheating three banks of over $6 million. Thirteen other charges were taken into consideration against them. But
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      Call to groom promising firms into world players
      524 2  -  Goh Chee Wee urges public and private sectors to work towards this goal By Teh Hooi Ling THE PUBLIC and private sectors should work together to nurture .promising local companies into large regional and international players, the Minister of State for Trade
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      Moody's raises rating for S'pore bank deposits
      312 2  -  By Shiv Taneja US-BASED international rating agency Moody's Investors Service has upgraded the foreign currency rating ceiling for Singapore bank deposits from Aa3 to Aa2. two months after the agency had put it under review. In a statement yesterday, Moody's said that this
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  • SOUTH-EAST ASIA
    • Article
      M'sian curb on plastic resins explained to S'pore: Rafidah
      352 3  -  Reports from Ho Kay Tat in KUALA LUMPUR INTERNATIONAL Trade and Industry Minister Rafidah Aziz said yesterday she had already explained to Singapore that Malaysia was restricting the import of certain plastic resins to protect its infant petrochemical industry. Ms Rafidah
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      Lock icon M'sian leaders indicate lifting of UK ban
      382 3 KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia is expected to end its ban on public contracts for British businesses and the only question is the timing, Malaysian leaders indicated yesterday. Malaysia's Deputy Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said while it was too premature to say the ban would
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      Lock icon Asia-Pac electronic equipment sector to expand to US$225b
      348 3  -  By Claire Leow SINGAPORE The AsiaPacific electronic equipment industry will swell to USS22S billion (***** billion) by 1998, powered by production of personal computers, communication systems and consumer electronics. In five years, the region would make 26.9 per cent of world output,
      SourceL Dataquest (May 1994)  -  348 words
    • ASIA NOTES
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        Lock icon M'sia to review some ISA provisions
        101 3 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Deputy Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said yesterday the Malaysian government was reviewing some provisions in the Internal Security Aet (ISA). Speaking to reporters after addressing the 27th Pacific Basin Lconomic Council general meeting here, he said a committee of the National
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        Lock icon Asian security forum to cement ties
        93 3 AFP BANGKOK The holding of an Asian Security Forum in Bangkok in July will be the first stage of cementing the region's post-Cold War relations, a senior official said at the end of a preparatory meeting here yesterday. Representatives of the 18 countries who
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        Lock icon Thailand tells NGOs to follow rules
        94 3 AFP BANGKOK Ihe Thai government has warned members of international non-government organisations (NGOs) to comply strictly with new rules governing their operations or face expulsion, a news report said yesterday. Chalerm Promlert. deputy permanent secretary of the interior ministry, on Monday told representatives of
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        Lock icon Aussies to push for Asian airport deals
        93 3 Reuter CANBERRA An Australian government bureau announeed plans yesterday to lead a consortium of businesses pushing for lucrative Asian airport projects. More than 100 projects, worth USSISO billion (***** billion), were expected to be awarded over the next six years to build, upgrade
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        Lock icon Aussie capital spending seen to rise
        83 3 Knight-Ridder SYDNEY Australian businesses' capital spending will show a rise of between 4 and 5 per cent in the March quarter, aided by increased investment in plant and equipment, analysts said yesterday. A result near that forecast, assuming it is pushed by the spending
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        Lock icon Vietnam frees Thai, M'sian fishermen
        63 3 AFP KUALA LUMPUR Vietnamese authorities have released 33 Thai and three Malaysian fishermen from a three-week detention after they paid USS4O.OOO (5562.000) in fines for poaching. Malaysian Foreign Minister Abdullah Badawi said yesterday. "The resolution of the issue without the involvement of governments is a
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  • CHINA/HONGKONG/TAIWAN
    • CHINA WATCH
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        Lock icon China names 10 top joint ventures
        108 4 Reuter BLIJING China has selected the country's 10 top joint ventures for 1993 after a computer assisted breakdown of investment profit rate, per capita profit, labour productivity, export volume and other factors, the official China Daily said. The list includes: Xian Jassen Pharmaceutical Ltd.
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        Lock icon Beijing security chief calls for crackdown
        103 4 AFP BLIJING Beijing's security chief has called for a strict public order crackdown in the capital, a report said yesterday, less than two weeks before the fifth anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre. Su Zhongxiang. director of the Beijing municipal Public Security Bureau (PSB),
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        Lock icon HK retail sales volume rises 11pc
        110 4 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG The volume of Hongkong's retail sales rose 11 per eent in Mareh from the same month a year earlier, due in part to increased purchases of clothing, footwear, jewellery and watches, the government said yesterday. The value ol sales in
        Bloomberg Business News  -  110 words
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        Lock icon HKBank wants Shanghai HQ back
        105 4 Reuter HONGKONG Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp Ltd, a unit of HSBC Holdings, is keen to buy back the historic Shanghai headquarters it had to hand over to the communists in the 1950s but only if the price is right, chairman John Gray said. He
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        Lock icon China, Taiwan urged to resume talks
        137 4 AFP TAIPEI Taiwanese President Lee Teng-hui yesterday said Taipei and Beijing should set aside thorny issues of sovereignty and jurisdiction in order to revive bilateral talks that collapsed nearly two months ago. "The two sides should temporarily set aside their sovereignty and jurisdiction issues...
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      Lock icon China's price inspection teams urge tighter rein on inflation
      509 4 Bloomberg Business News, AP BLUING China's nationwide price inspection programme indicates tougher controls are needed to curb soaring inflation and stop consumers from being cheated. The official People's Daily yesterday reported that six inspection teams, which fanned out across the country
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      Lock icon Beijing denies report on prison labour exports to US
      398 4 AFP BEIJING The Chinese Justice Ministry yesterday dismissed as "groundless fabrication" allegations of maltreatment of prisoners and export of prison labour products by a US human rights group. A ministry spokesman confirmed that Beijing No 2 Prison had a contract with
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    • Article
      No chaos seen in post-Deng China, says Itochu chief
      410 4  -  From Ho Kay Tat in KUALA LUMPUR PUNDITS who are betting on a major leadership struggle and chaos in China after paramount leader Deng Xiaoping is gone have got it all wrong, delegates at a business conference were told yesterday. "I
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      Lock icon Beijing must ease investment ban to meet telecoms target
      338 4 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG China has to relax a ban on foreign investment to meet ambitious government targets for the development of its telephone network. Hongkong Telecommunications finance director John Tonroe yesterday said: "If their ambitious targets are to be met
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      Lock icon Beijing to import more goods from Malaysia to check growth
      279 4 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR China intends to purchase more goods from Malaysia, especially commodities such as processed palm oil and crude petroleum as well as food products. "We would like to improve our imports from Malaysia because the momentum for the
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      Lock icon Chinese economy grossly underestimated, says Itochu chief
      266 4 AFP KUALA LUMPUR China's officials are grossly underestimating the economy, with statistics as much as 160 per cent lower than actual figures, a Japanese corporate boss said yesterday. "Official Chinese statistics place the country's GDP (gross domestic product) at about US$5OO billion (*****
      AFP  -  266 words
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  • REST OF ASIA
    • Article
      Coalition govts may dominate Japan's politics for some time
      408 5  -  From Anthony Rowley in TOKYO A SERIES of coalition governments will dominate the Japanese political scene for some time to come, the chairman of Japan's second largest political force predicted yesterday. Tomiichi Murayama, the Socialist Democratic Party chief, warned that Japanese
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      Lock icon Bank of Japan says economy has stopped shrinking
      382 5 Bloomberg Business News, Bernama TOKYO Bank of Japan (BOJ) governor Yasushi Mieno says the Japanese economy has stopped deteriorating, thanks in part to improved consumer spending, which has been up since January. Although the increase in economic activity may be attributable to
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      Lock icon Sri Lanka to set up free trade zone
      132 5 AFP COLOMBO Sri Lanka plans to set up a free trade zone in the island's eastern port district of Trincomalec. which was used as an allied base during World War 11, officials said yesterday The Cabinet approved a proposal by President Dingiri
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      Lock icon No whaling south of the border
      58 5 AFP PL'KRTO VALLARIA. Mexico Danish delegate Knrich Kischer (right) conferring with Japanese whaling commissioner ka/uo Shima at the International \> haling Commission conference here on Monday. Japan countered a French proposal to ban whaling around the South Pole with a compromise to establish a
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      Lock icon Early Aussie polls unlikely despite Labor turmoil
      381 5 Reuter CAN BLR R A Australian Prime Minister Paul Keating is buoyant after his conservative opposition dumped their embattled leader for a virtual unknown but is unlikely to call an early election, political analysts said yesterday. They said voters would be cynical about
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  • THE WORLD
    • WORLD WATCH
      • Article
        Lock icon UK probes possible currency fraud
        112 6 Reuter LONDON Britain's Serious Fraud Office (SFO) said yesterday it was carrying out an investigation with London police into possible fraud involv ing investment in currency futures in Britain and the US. "There is an investigation with the Metropolitan Police on a US-based company that
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      • Article
        Lock icon Head for S Africa's constitutional body
        64 6 Reuter CAPE TOWN South Africa's new multi-racial parliament yesterday elected ANC Secretary-General Cyril Ramaphosa as chairman of the assembly that will draft a permanent democratic constitution. Mr Ramaphosa. 41, was unanimously chosen to head the 490-member Constitutional Assembly, which sat for the first time
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      • Article
        Lock icon BBC strike hits TV, radio shows
        72 6 Reuter LONDON A 24-hour strike by British Broadcasting Corporation journalists and technicians has disrupted television and radio broadcasts, with the main casualties being flagship early morning news programmes. Staff walked out from midnight on Monday in the first of a series of one-day strikes
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      • Article
        Lock icon Kravchuk accuses Yeltsin over Crimea
        78 6 Reuter KIEV Ukrainian President Leonid Kravchuk accused Russian leader Boris Yeltsin yesterday of inflaming tension in Kiev's dispute with Crimea, saying he had violated diplomatic practice and issued baseless warnings. "A president can only issue warnings to his own government bodies and ministers and not
        Reuter  -  78 words
      • Article
        Lock icon 240-year jail term for WTC bomber
        92 6 AFP NEW YORK A federal judge yesterday sentenced one of four Muslim fundamentalists to 240 years in prison for the bombing of the World Trade Centre last year. Mohammed Salameh, 26. Mamud Abouhalima. 34, and Niddal Ayyad, 26, were convicted on March 4 of
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      • Article
        Lock icon US govt to challenge Gatt tuna ruling
        101 6 Bloomberg Business News WASHINGTON The Clinton Administration will challenge a ruling by the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade that bars the US from boycotting certain tuna imports because dolphin are sometimes caught in the same nets, US Trade Representative Mickey Kantor said
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    • Article
      Lock icon 200 pilgrims killed in stampede during Mecca haj
      352 6 AFP MECCA A stampede during the annual Muslim pilgrimage to Mecca in Saudi Arabia killed around 200 pilgrims, witnesses said yesterday. They were trampled to death on Monday during a ritual known as "stoning the devil" in Mina, a town 10 km
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    • Article
      Lock icon Murdoch challenges US TV networks with US$500m deal
      419 6 NYT Reuter NEW YORK Rupert Murdoch's plan to challenge the supremacy of the big three US television networks has taken another step forward. His Fox television unit on Monday announced an alliance with the entertainment group New World Communications that would provide
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      Lock icon Bonn accuses own telecom monopoly of hindering competition
      216 6 Reuter BONN The German government. in a landmark decision. yesterday accused its own telecommunications monopoly of impeding fair competition by illegally subsidising its data transfer services. An investigation ordered by the economics and postal ministries concluded that Deutsche Bundespost Telekom set prices
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      Lock icon The last goodbye
      58 6 Reuter WASHINGTON Americans turned out on Monday to pay their last respects as a motorcade escorted the body of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis in front of the Lincoln Memorial. Onassis, who died of lymphatic cancer on May 19, was buried next to her first husband, former US president
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    • Article
      Asian-American caucus formed on Capitol Hill
      316 6  -  From Leon Hadar in WASHINGTON ASIAN-American lawmakers ha\e decided to Ilex their political muscles by forming a new ethnic-based caucus on Capitol Hill: the Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus. A Congressional "caucus" aims at advancing the interests of its constituencies. There are several ethnic
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      Lock icon Canadian minister in US to defuse dispute over wheat exports
      299 6 Reuter WASHINGTON US Trade Representative Mickey Kantor was meeting his Canadian counterpart Roy McLaren yesterday in an attempt to defuse an escalating trade dispute over Canadian wheat exports. The dispute escalated as imports of cheap Canadian wheat flooded into the
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    • Article
      S'pore firm poised to set up textile plants as Russia acts to revive sector
      491 6  -  From John Helmer, Said Abdullah AN UNUSUAL combination of political and business pressure is pressing the Russian government to revive the country's textile industry and a Singapore group is poised to take advantage. Prime Minister Viktor
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  • SPORTS
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      Can Chua win it for his partner the fourth time?
      440 7  -  BT Lancome golf preview Golf By Shahiron Sahari PROFESSIONAL goiter Chua Guan Soon has a chance to make it four-in-a-row in the Business Times-Lancome 18th Anniversary Advertising Golf competition at Tanah Merah Country Club. Tampines Course tomorrow. Chua. 29. has
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      Lock icon Safe on the ground, frustration in the air
      47 7 AFP TORONTO, Canada Toronto Blue Jay's Domingo Ccdeno was safe at third base as Cleveland Indian's Jim I home could not make a tag in the sixth inning at Toronto's Skydrome on Monday. Toronto was the match 6-5. AFP
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    • Article
      Lock icon Rockets defeat Jazz to lead in Western semis
      354 7 1994 NBA playofYs AP HOUSTON The Houston Rockets did everything right on Monday night, exploiting every weakness Utah had to coast to a 100-88 victory over the Jazz in the opener of their Western Conference semifinal. On offence, Hakeem Olajuwon scored at
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    • Article
      Lock icon America's Second City is second in basketball
      429 7 AP CHICAGO America's Second City woke up on Monday to find it had come in, well, second. The championship feeling that had engulfed it for three years was suddenly gone lost when the Chicago Bulls' remarkable run of NBA titles was finally stopped.
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    • Article
      Lock icon Sampras, Graf safely through first round without much sweat
      409 7 French Open AFP PARIS Pete Sampras and Steffi Graf took a first step towards their respective "Grand Slams" on Monday when they came safely through the firstround of the French Open Tennis Championships. But two of the players expected to provide
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    • Article
      No, Sampras is not heading for a Grand Slam
      395 7  -  Michael Karem defines what a Grand Slam really is Michael Karem %The writer is a London-based writer who contributed this article to Business Times PARIS There is a lot of talk about Pete Sampras and the Grand Slam these days, but
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    • SPORT SHORTS
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        Lock icon Cricket
        90 7 AFP LONDON Brian Lara, who broke Gary Sobers' Test world record by scoring 375 against England in April, could grab another world mark after hitting his fifth successive century on Monday His latest 100 came against Somerset and means he needs just one more to join three other legendary
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        Golf
        249 7 PON I K V'KDRA BfcACH, Florida Standings for the LS and international teams for the inaugural Presidents Cup match pla\ tournament on Sep 16-18 (top 10 qualify automatically for 12-man teams) LS: I Jeff Maggert U*****.177 2 John Huston 796.364 3 Tom Lehman 785.578 4 Jim Gallagher 748.940 5
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        Ice hockey
        22 7 NEW YORK Stanley Cup Eastem Conference finals Monday: New jersey 4 New York 1 (New Jersey leads best-of-seven series 3-2).
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        Lock icon Motor-racing
        74 7 Reuter LONDON The Williams Grand Prix team are not under any pressure to re-sign Nigel Mansell as a replacement for Ayrton Senna, the team's major sponsors said on Monday. As media speculation in Britain increased that Williams were poised to approach Mansell and his current employers the Newman Haas
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        Lock icon Sumo Wrestling
        84 7 AP NAGOYA, Japan American yokozuna (grand champion) Akebono said on Monday he is recovering from the knee injuries that forced him out of the Summer Grand Sumo Tournament last week, but he still feels pain. A swelling in the knees has diminished and the pain has eased. Akebono.
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        Basketball
        44 7 NEW YORK Major I>eague Monday National: Florida 3 Montreal 2; St Louis 3 Philadelphia II; Colorado 8 Cincinnati 3: Los Angeles 3 Chicago 6: San Diego 4 San Francisco 0. American: Toronto 6 Cleveland 5; Milwaukee 3 Baltimore 5: Oakland 7 Seattle 5.
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        Tennis
        159 7 PARIS French Open selected results Men: Pete Sampras (US) b Alberto Costa (Spn) 6-3 6-4 6-4; Andrei Medvedcv (Ukr) b Wally Masur (Aust) 6-2 6-4 6-2; Goran Ivanisevic (Cro) b Joern Renzenbrink (Ger) 7-6 7-6 6-2; Todd Martin (US) b Stephane Simian (Fra) 6-2 7-6 3-6 6-1; Thomas Muster
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  • LIFESTYLE
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      The old and the bold
      868 9  -  Kang Shi Xue visits two exhibitions one of antique Qing dynasty porcelain and the other of modern Eastern European art Kang Shi Xue The writer is a freelance journalist Antique Qing porcelain and Modern Hast European art are on display this week, in two separate
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      Word play and play without words
      638 9  -  Juliette Walker was at the Substation to watch Talk and Logos Juliette Walker TALK is just talk, action has meaning. Or so some people say. But like it or not, words do have power sometimes beyond their original purpose to label, hurt and even
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      Lock icon Houston to start the ball rolling
      327 9 CHATTERBOX" AP AP AP UPI THE final match of the World Cup now will have world-class entertainment: Whitney Houston will be singing at a 25-min-ute pre-Game show. Radio City Music Hall Productions announced on Monday that Houston would head a cast of thousands at
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      1256 9 TV RADIO is he simply warning her that «■Aftv<..• a^K^L^T?.,•—- ■—__—-v."" 'V--new lover D B Sweeney is not *1 here must be some way out of here..* Kutger Mauer finds who he appears to be? himself in trouble in The Osterman Weekend, 10pm. SBC 12 cor Phonnol 10 Around Dunhuang
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    Thais need to rev up mass transit
    559 10 EDITORIAL THERE was a note of inevitability about the latest setback to Bangkok's search for a viable mass transit system. The government sided with environmentalists, who argued that elevated railways were too unsightly and disruptive for a city that is already an urban
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  • WHAT THE OTHERS SAY
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      Comfort in going public
      207 10 WITH THE listing of the former NTUC Comfort, there may be fears that other aggressive and successful cooperatives will also hoist anchor, leaving the movement and perhaps the Singapore Labour Federation a little short on regular contributions from its richer members. Indeed, there had been murmurs
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      Using satellite power
      108 10 ONE BY ONE, every Asean country is going for satellite links. Soon the region will become one of the most densely-networked areas in the world. For Asean as a region, satellites will help to forge regional cohesion through quality television programmes. After all, the Asean population shares
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      Beauty with safety
      168 10 THE Health Ministry is holding discussions with the Attorney-General's Chambers on ways to take legal action against beauticians who practise "non-profes-sional skills". The crux of the issue may lie in the ignorance of many of the difference between beauty treatment and "plastic surgery". Many beauty salons attract
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      Awaken to the challenges
      188 10 NATIONALISM and national unity have naturally become the main topics of speeches by government leaders and discussions at various seminars and public meetings over the two weeks prior to the observance on May 20 of our National Awakening Day which President Suharto has termed as our
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      Too bad business comes first
      172 10 IF, and it seems more and more likely. President Bill Clinton decides on June 3 that Beijing has done enough to earn renewal of its Most Favoured Nation (MFN) trade privileges, it may well mark the final divorce of commerce and human rights in international
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      Parting with the Cup
      141 10 THERE CANNOT BE many Malaysians who will find fault with the national badminton team for losing the Thomas Cup to Indonesia. The odds were heavily stacked against them and only the hardcore optimist would have looked forward to a Malaysian triumph. But our players fought their
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    Resurging or rethinking?
    1083 10  -  Is the Russian bear back in play or is democracy slowly taking root? John Helmer examines contradictory signals emerging from Moscow John Helmer The writer is BT's Moscow Correspondent Recent moves by Russia's leaders have been interpreted in the West as confirming a resurgence of Soviet-era expansionism,
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  • REGIONAL ANALYSIS
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      Asia's rise is West's gain
      1563 11  -  The maturing of Asia YANG RAZALI KASSIM YANG RAZALI KASSIM The writer is BT's Regional Analysis editor Malaysian entrepreneur t Ananda Krishnan created a stir on the day the international corporate conference on Asia was opened here last week. It was announced that he had
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      Lock icon Heat is on for China to reform trade
      1217 11  -  VIKRAM KHANNA VIKRAM KHANNA The writer is BT's regional economies editor GIVEN all the reassuring hints from Washington, it now looks almost certain that US President Bill Clinton will renew China's most-favoured-na-tion (MFN) trade status this year. There is also a fair
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    Lock icon Christopher inclined to renew MFN for most China goods
    533 12 AP. NYT AFP WASHINGTON In the final days before a high-stakes decision on trade privileges for China. US Secretary of State Warren Christopher is leaning towards recommending renewal of Most-Favoured-Nation status for most but not all Chinese goods entering the US.
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    Lock icon Witnesses implicate Tansil as main figure in Bapindo loan scam
    331 12 The Straits Times JAKARTA The first group of witnesses to testify at the trial of businessman Eddy Tansil yesterday implicated him as the main figure in a scam to illegally and deceitfully obtain loans from state-run Bapindo bank. Two associates
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    Lock icon Coffee prices soar to seven-year high in London
    343 12 Reuter LONDON Coffee prices yesterday soared to their highest in more than seven years here. Prices of the commodity have been rising relentlessly in recent weeks prompted by concerns over a dwindling world coffee crop. Coffee for delivery in July jumped nearly
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    Defusing the population bomb with free markets
    839 12  -  The Bottom Line GARY BECKER GARY BECKER The writer, the 1992 Nobel Laureate, teaches at the University of Chicago ami is a fellow of the Hoover Institution Reproduced from Business Week International by special permission. Copyrighted by McGraw-Hill. Inc. All rights reserved. P
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    Lock icon New German president favours double nationality
    283 12 AFP BERLIN German Presi-dent-elect Roman Herzog immediately took sides in one of the country's most divisive dehates on Monday, coming out strongly in favour of double nationality for people of foreign descent born in Germany. Speaking on television hours after being' elected the country's
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    Lock icon China planning an Eve's isle tourist resort
    146 12 Reuter BEIJING The special economic zone of Zhuhai in southern China is setting up a "Women's Tourist Island" to attract female travellers, an official newspaper said. The island, just off Zhuhai near the Portugese enclave of Macau, will he "a paradise especially for
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    Lock icon M'sia says world worried US Congress may reject Gatt
    155 12 Reuter KUALA LUMPUR The world is growing worried that the US Congress may not ratify the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade ((iatt) pact. Malaysia said yesterday. Speaking to reporters after talks with (iatt director-general Peter Sutherland. International Trade and Industry
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    Indonesian firms sign up to treat waste in new plant
    452 12  -  From Maggie Ford in JAKARTA TWENTY-NINE companies, including several MNCs, have already signed up to send their toxic waste to the new Indonesian treatment plant following the announcement of tough Indonesian environment regulations at the weekend. Edwin Falkman, chief executive
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  • COMPANIES & MARKETS
    • EYE on your STOCKS
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        MARKET MOOD
        43 13 Uncertain 'Market Mooii indicates the hkelv trading sentiment tomorrow based on brokers polled at 5-(tnm vesterday Overnight events nun alter sentiment. Brokers /wiled Alliance. Barings, thuwa UK (ioh Xomiira. Phillip. Smith \ew C ourt II I Can and Sti M arburg.
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        HOT STOCK
        147 13  -  By Paul Leo MALAYSIAN Mosaics has been trading between $1.90 and $2.10 for most of the month. At $1.93 yesterday, the technical factors are calling for a rally towards resistance at $2.46. The weekly and daily Relative Strength Indices have bounced up from oversold region. Also, the daily
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      Hai Sun Hup in joint venture with Liberian firm
      341 13  -  By Joseph Rajendran SINGAPORE Main boardlisted Hai Sun Hup and Liberia's Clipper Invest have agreed to set up a joint venture called Clipper Maritime Asia Pte. The company, which will be incorporated in Singapore, will own, chart, operate and manage ships,
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      Lock icon Proton's Philippine venture likely to take off by mid-'95
      398 13 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Perusahaan Otomobil Nasional Bhd's joint venture in the Philippines is expected to take off by the middle of next year, the Philippines Department of Trade and Industry Secretary Rizalino Navarro said yesterday. The Philippine partner in the joint
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      Lock icon MBf Asia sets up joint consumer finance venture in Vietnam
      385 13 Eastern Express HONGKONG MBf Asia Capital Corporation Holdings yesterday signed a letter of intent with Vietcom Bank to set up a joint-venture consumer finance company which would be the first of its kind in Vietnam. The initial capitalisation of USSS
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      Pan-United to buy 27,000 sq ft of space at The Octagon
      311 13 SINGAPORE Listed PanUnited Corporation announced yesterday that it has agreed to purchase nearly 27,000 sq ft of lettable space at The Octagon building from Ho Bee Holdings for $32.67 million. Ho Bee had put up a purchase option on
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      IPO changes enhance Mulialand's appeal
      773 13  -  HOCK LOCK SIEW By William Chia SINGAPORE It is not surprising that some observers reacted unfavourably to the decision last week by Indonesian office developer Mulialand to scale down its initial public offer. After all, Mulialand said in March that it would launch a public
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      Haw Par, Brunswick plan 16 recreation centres in China
      237 13  -  By Genevieve Cua SINGAPORE Haw Par Brothers International and its US partner Brunswick Bowling and Billiards Corp have identified a total of about 16 sites in China for their plan to build a chain of bowling and recreation centres. Haw Par
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    • COMPANIES
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        Lock icon Bombay bourse to launch new 200-share index
        345 15 Reuter BOMBAY The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) is to launch a new broad-based 200share index in what is seen as the first step towards the introduction of index-based futures, officials said yesterday. The new index, to be launched on Friday, is expected to
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        UNIT TRUSTS & FUNDS
        518 15 UNIT TRUSTS FUNDS Managers' prices May 26 US Gr Fund 1.01 10$** Singapore Unit Trust 'west Mgt Ltd The Commerce 1.6") I 79xd H n, T., The Sav.ngs Fund 156 1.65 1( ',°2 S'porc I'roTFund 0.71 0.75 r L 2 i'iJS S pore See Fund 105 I.I I United Asia
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        Lock icon Marks & Spencer's profit up 15pc, reflecting cost-cutting
        317 15 Marks Spencer's profit up 15pc, reflecting cost-cutting Bloomberg Business News LONDON British food and clothing retailer Marks Spencer pic's full-year pre-tax profit soared by 15.6 per cent, reflecting cost-cutting and a pick-up in the UK economy. Marks Spencer posted a pre-tax profit of £851.5 million (551.96 billion) in the 53
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        Lock icon Sandoz offers 53pc premium to buy Gerber
        230 15 AFP BASEL The Swiss Sandoz group has made a friendly takeover bid for the leading US baby-food group Gerber Produets, valuing the eompany at US$3.7 billion (555.6 billion). Sandoz said on Monday that it had offered to acquire all of the shares in
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        Lock icon Thai laws on foreign share ownership trusts expected by year-end
        317 15 Knight-Ridder BANGKOK Laws on unit trusts that allow foreign investment in Thai listed firms to exceed current limits will be ready by year-end, the Securities and Exchange Commission said yesterday. Details on a company to manage the trusts are now
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      • COMPANY BRIEFS
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          Tibs, SMRT set up Bus-Plus
          76 15 SINGAPORL Tibs Holdings and Singapore MRT Ltd announced yesterday that they have set up a new joint-venture company to provide a wide range of public transport services, including scheduled bus and maxicab services. Both partners will each hold a 50 per cent equity stake in
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          DBS Land incorporates Indon unit
          66 15 SINGAPORH DBS Land said yesterday that it has incorporated a new joint-venture company in Indonesia to undertake a mixed development project in Kcbayoran, Jakarta. DBS Land's wholly-owned subsidiary Amethyst Holdings will take a 60 per cent stake worth US$%O,OOO (551.48 million) in the new set-up.
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          Lock icon M'sian Oxygen's pre-tax up 9pc
          64 15 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian Oxygen Berhad (MOX) has reported a pre-tax profit of M 527.786 million (5516.4 million) for the six months ended March 31, 1994. up 9 per cent from M 525.495 million previously. Announcing its unaudited results yesterday, the company said its turnover
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          Lock icon Ekran incorporates new unit
          68 15 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Ekran Bhd has incorporated a new subsidiary, Bakun Management Sdn Bhd. whose principal activities would be the management of power projects. The company said in a statement yesterday that Bakun Management was incorporated on May 16, 1994 with a paid-up capital of M
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        Lock icon Philippines' SMP Holdings to launch IPO on June 6
        241 15 Reuter MANILA SMP Holdings Inc of the Philippines has set June 6 as the likely new date for its postponed initial public offering, the underwriters said. SMPH is the holding company for Philippine tycoon Henry Sy's SM shopping malls, the country's
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    • FINANCE & COMMODITIES
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        Lock icon Banks reclaim customers with Wall Street products
        363 16 Reuter CHARLOTTE, North Carolina Banks arc trying to beat Wall Street at its own game, transforming themselves into financial centres focused on reclaiming customers who left for better returns as well as wooing new clients. In the south-east, some of America's biggest banks
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        Lock icon Major S'pore robber broker quits market-making role
        384 16 AFP SINGAPORE One of Singapore's major rubber brokers has quit its market-making role on the Singapore Commodity Exchange (Sicom), leaving only one broker playing the role actively. Industry sources yesterday quoted Sicom general manager Chong Kim Seng as saying he had received a
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        Lock icon Ready for a heated exchange
        57 16 Reuter KUALA LUMPUR Traders in a heated exchange during a mock futures trading games on Monday at the Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange. The games, designed to train participants in trading and clearing procedures, are part of a programme to set up a futures market to
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      • SMALL CHANGE
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          Lock icon HKBank names its chief officer
          76 16 Reuter HONGKONG Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp Ltd. a unit of HSBC Holdings pic, said Vincent Cheng had been appointed chief financial officer, effective from Nov 1. Mr Cheng, who is now the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank's senior manager, economic and strategic research, will replace
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          Lock icon Soros' fund buys 5.4pc in US tech firm
          59 16 Bloomberg Business News PALO ALTO, California Echelon Corp said Motorola Inc raised its stake in the closely held technology company to 21 per cent and that George Soros' Quantum Fund bought an initial 5.4 per cent interest. Motorola and Quantum invested US$lO
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          Lock icon Taiwan's new central bank head
          60 16 Reuter TAIPEI Taiwan's Premier Lien Chan will nominate Liang Kuo-shu. chairman of state-run Chiao Tung Bank, as the new central bank governor, the Economic Daily News said. The nomination will be forwarded to the Central Standing Committee of the ruling Nationalist Party today and to
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          Lock icon Trading in derivatives soars in S Korea
          65 16 Reuter SEOUL Trading in financial derivatives by banks in South Korea surged in the first quarter, reflecting the fluctuations in global interest rates, the Bank of Korea said. The trading volume of derivatives traded by banks dealing in foreign exchange totalled US$lO7.l billion
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        Lock icon HSBC denies rumours of bond loss
        194 16 Reuter HONGKONG HSBC Holdings pic chairman William Purves has repeated a denial of persistent rumours that the group has run up major losses on bond trading this year. He also told shareholders yesterday that the group was on course for making an £800 million
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        Lock icon Bangkok Land drops bond sale
        124 16 Bloomberg Business News BANGKOK Property developer Bangkok Land has dropped plans to issue US$6OO million (SS9IB million) in Eu-ro-convertible bonds to finance a mass transit project. The Nation yesterday reported that the company had also changed its lead financial adviser from Daiwa Securities Co to
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        Lock icon Tiger Management withdraws emerging market fund
        286 16 Reuter Bloomberg Business News NEW YORK Tiger Management Corp said it was withdrawing the offering of a previously announced US$l billion (S$ 1.54 billion) fund for direct investments in industrial projects in emerging markets around the world. The fund was designed to invest directly
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        Lock icon Sri Lankan president calls for higher rubber prices
        159 16 Reuter COLOMBO Sri Lankan President Dingiri Banda Wijetunga called on Monday for higher prices for rubber producers, saying some blamed the situation on a few buyers monopolising the international market. In a speeeh read by his secretary, Mr Wijetunga told the opening
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        120 16 YESTERDAY was an uneventful day on the regional currencies market with some action seen in the ringgit market. US$/S$ trading continued to be nondescript, with the US dollar little changed from Monday, around 1.5375-85. Yesterday saw an active day of short covering on the ringgit
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        194 16 Bloomberg Business News LONDON The dollar rose against the yen here yesterday alter US and Japanese officials said the two countries will resume trade talks. US Trade Representative Mickey Kantor said formal talks on ways to reduce Japan's US$6O billion annual trade surplus with the US would start as
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        Crude oil futures prices ease
        163 16 Bloomberg ENERGY REPORT LONDON Oil futures prices eased yesterday, led by New York, in anticipation that refining demand will slacken as margins are trimmed, brokers said. The weaker sentiment was reinforced amid expectations that the industry-funded American Petroleum Institute would show higher crude oil inventories
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        90 16 AFP NEW YORK The dollar rose against the major currencies except the yen yesterday in calm trading dominated by technical factors and expectations of a resumption of USJapan trade talks. At around 9:50 am (1330 GMT), the dollar traded at 1.6485 marks against 1.6430 Monday and 104.29 yen
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        Lock icon Eurodollar ends off intra-day highs
        1320 17 iMfciriifniTr Reuter SINGAPORE Simcx Eurodollar futures closed oIT their intraday highs on selling pressure towards the market close yesterday. "But many feel there is room for further upside later tonight despite renewed fears on inflation after Monday's increase in commodity prices," a dealer with a
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        Tin ends up on European demand
        576 17 COMMODITY REPORTS Tin TIN closed five sen up at MS 14.40 a kg yesterday on further European buying after the local premium to the London price narrowed, traders said. The premium fell to US$5O a tonne from US$ll5 on Monday. "The Europeans need to
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          Japan's copper industry seen surviving
          118 17 TOKYO Japan's copper industry should emerge intact from the country's current economic hardships, according to a senior official with Mitsubishi Materials Corp. Moto Goto, managing director of the company's metal division, said yesterday that the weak economy and the strength of the yen are causing
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          Cuban raw sugar prices firm
          162 17 LONDON Discounts for Cuban raw sugar have narrowed in recent days on reports of severe crop damage in the country's eastern provinces as a result of torrential rain and flooding. Traders here say that Cuban raws are now trading at US$3O below New York futures,
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          China's bid to limit tin exports
          120 17 HONGKONG China's bid to control tin exports may end in failure, an official source at the China National Nonferrous Metals Industry Corp said yesterday. "We have no control over the activities of smelters that don't operate under our jurisdiction." said the official, who asked
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      COMMODITY PRICES
      1395 17 Rubber Singapore Commodity Exchange (future* deeing at 5.3QpnQ RSS 1 Centred (S cents/kg) Close Volume Open Month High Low Sett (tonnes) Interest Jun 94 149.25 825 149.00 2600 Aug 148.00 1375 Sep 147.50 147.50 147.25 100 3525 Oct/Dec 147.75 146.75 147.25 750 8775 RSS 3 Centred (US cents/kg)
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    • REGIONAL STOCK MARKETS
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        Australia
        1170 18 11.4 THE Australian share market lost ground in afternoon trade yesterday as profit-takers emerged, but ended higher on the baek of firmer gold and resource prices, brokers said. The All Ordinaries Index closed up 11.4 points at 2132.4, but oft' a high of 2143.6. "I think it probably went
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        Seoul
        419 18 +0.39 Stocks ended mixed as cheaper shares with small capital advanced on selective buying while blue chips continued their consolidation. The composite stock index gained 0.39 point to 945.89, oft a day high of 952.24. Gainers outpaced losers 462 to 294 and 146 stocks went limit up. Shinwon Corporation
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        Taipei
        589 18 -48.56 Taiwan share prices closed lower in late selling after a technical rebound failed, but brokers said they still expected a rebound today. The index ended 48.56 points lower at 5,769.12, off a high of 5,835. Turnover was a slow NT532.67 billion. Frank Fan of Capital Securities attributed the
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        New Zealand
        300 18 17.98 New Zealand shares ended higher, as shares of forester Carter Holt Harvey surged ahead of the company's annual results today, traders said. The stock also benefited from soaring world commodity prices. The Top 40 share index rose 17.98 points to 2156.22. with Carter Holt shares accounting for
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        Manila
        633 18 -20.19 Philippine share prices declined by 0.69 per cent yesterday as profit-taking clipped a twevday rise, but volume and value were sharply up, analysts said. The Philippine Stock Exchange composite index dipped 20.19 points to close at 2,901.98. Turnover, however, soared 138 per cent from 751.43 million shares to
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        Bombay
        44 18 -41.01 Share prices closed lower on renewed selling by speculators affected by the continuing ban on carry forward trading, brokers said. The BSE 30-share index closed 41.01 points down at a provisional 3,696.22. The national index was down 15.96 at a provisional 1,800.95.
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        London
        688 18 -19.3 STOCKS declined as accelerating growth in German money supply threatened to stall interest rate cuts yesterday. Figures showing a 15.8 per cent growth in German M 3 money supply, a key inflation indicator, confirmed German rates arc unlikely to be cut as deeply or as fast as some
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        Paris
        145 18 -22.11 French stocks fell in end-of-month account trading amid concerns that the run of cuts in French interest rates is at an end. The CAC-40 Index of French stocks fell 22.11, 1.03 per cent, to 2133.32. The index, which has declined by as much as 3.5 per cent during
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        Stockholm
        134 18 -8.33 Swedish shares closcd lower after bond yields soared on concern that German interest rate cuts were ending. The yield on the sevenyear Swedish government benchmark bond soared 32 basis points, or hundredths of a point, to 8.65 per cent. But stocks declined less than could have been expected,
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        Frankfurt
        202 18 -10.71 German stocks fell in afterhours trading as a fast-ex-panding money supply convinced investors there won't be any more cuts in Ger- man interest rates soon. The DAX index of 30 major German stocks fell in after-hours trading to 2188.01, from its official close of 2198.72. Over the day
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        Brussels
        173 18 -6.39 Belgian stocks were dragged lower by rising bond yields and the weakness of the dollar against the Belgian franc. The Bcl-20 Index of stocks fell 6.39 points, 0.4 per cent, to 1532.57, canceling last week's 0.4 per cent gain. Analysts said the weak dollar hurt stocks of Belgian
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        Milan
        133 18 +67 Italian bluc-chip stocks closed higher on buying from domestic investors after the market slumped in the three previous sessions, traders said. The Milan market's blue-chip Mibtel Index ended up 67 points or 0.55 per cent at 12,189. Investment Mediobanca SpA went against the market and slumped 3.3 per
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        Amsterdam
        283 18 -4.48 Dutch stocks fell more than 1 per cent amid a weak dollar and larger- than-cxpcc-ted growth in the German money supply. The Amsterdam EOE Index of the 25 most actively traded stocks fell 4.48 points, or 1.09 per cent, at 408.29. Dutch companies that arc sensitive to the
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        273 18 -40.7 The main Swiss stock index fell 1.5 per cent as the Gcr- man money supply figures raised new doubts about further interest rate cuts in Europe. The Swiss Market Index, or SMI, which tracks the top stocks, fell 40.7 points to 2692.0. Analysts said interestrate sensitive stocks such
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        278 18 -4.32 Stocks were mixed to weak at the open yesterday as they absorbed Monday's losses in New York, traders said. "We being closed (on Monday), we had to play catch-up (with New York) and we were a little weaker," said one trader. The TSE 300 composite index was down
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        798 18 15.34 A higher US Treasury bond market and resilient dollar helped pull stocks higher at midday yesterday, although some analysts said the advance would probably run out of steam before long. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 15.34 points at 3,757.75 at 1 pm EDT, after earlier
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      3228 19 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Stocks ended lower on concern that Washington might not renew China's most-favoured-nation (MFN) trading status unconditionally for another year, traders and analysts said. The benchmark Hang Seng index of 33 leading stocks closed down 99.67 points, or 1.04 per cent, at 9,490.11. The index rose
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      503 19 CLSA THE Shanghai B market dropped 1.0 per cent yesterday on profit-taking from domestic investors alter Monday's surge. Turnover was modest at US$B.4 million, with trading dispersed across all counters. The biggest loser was Jin Jiang Tower, shedding 6.3 per cent on thin trading. The Shenzhen B market was
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      2575 19 Bloomberg Business News TOKYO Stocks rose for the fifth straight day as investors bid up shares expected to benefit as US and Japanese trade officials edge closer to the negotiating table, traders said. Japan's exporters led the market higher, including automakers Honda Motor Co, Suzuki Motor Co Ltd and
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      1141 19 Bloomberg Business News JAKARTA Indonesian stocks rose for the ninth straight day as investors celebrated strong earnings growth and discounted another domestic rate increase, analysts said. The Composite Index rose 3.64 points, or 0.7 per cent, to 502. Trading totalled 31.99 million shares worth 149.245 billion rupiah, compared to
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        5972 20 Bloomberg Business News KUALA LUMHUR Stocks fell for the fifth straight day as renewed concern about rising US interest rates overshadowed positive developments at home, traders said. The benchmark Kuala Lumpur Composite Index fell 11.84 points, or 1.19 per cent, to 987.26.
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        1945 22  -  By Paul Leo SINGAPORE Local shares ended weaker yesterday after an overnight decline on Wall Street. The Straits l imes Industrials Index fell 36.45 points to 2,302.86, while the BT-MGA Index slipped 10.81 points to 1,074.85 and the BT Composite Index shed
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      312 23  -  Keppel Engineering to build two cranes for Philippines By Rahita Elias SINGAPORE Listed Keppel Integrated Engineering, through subsidiary Keppel Engineering, has won a $4 million contract to build two cranes for the Philippines. Keppel Engineering said yesterday the contract was its first outside
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      407 23 Business Line NEW DELHI The Indian government last week approved a modified cargo support scheme to enable Indian shipping lines to face stiff international competition. An official release here said the scheme would enable Indian shipping lines to utilise their vessels better and
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      411 23 International Transport Journal TOKYO The Japanese shipping line, Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK), will start an express service from the Far East-Japan sector via South Africa to the South American east coast jointly with four other shipping lines in January 1995. Beside NYK,
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      312 23  -  By Alec Almazan SINGAPORE The Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) posted a net profit of 300 million pesos (SSI7 million) in 1993 its first year of operation. SBMA chairman Richard Gordon says in his year-end report that the authority
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      170 23 Reuter HANOI The cost of damage from a fuel oil slick on a river near Ho Chi Minh City has nearly doubled to one billion dong (SS 155,000) and residents face long-term pollution, a newspaper said on Monday. About 200 tonnes of fuel
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      106 23 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Guangzhou Shipyard International, a Chinese state-controlled shipbuilder, plans to take a 60-70 per cent stake in a property development project in China worth over 100 million yuan (5517.8 million), the Hongkong Economic Journal reported yesterday. It will be the company's first
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      13563 32 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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      1379 40  -  Singapore has been the leading shiprepair eentre for the past two decades but the Gulf region is threatening to overtake it, reports Alan Thorpe Alan Thorpe Till: Singapore area, ineluding nearby Pasir Gudang in Malaysia, has been the main eentre for large tanker shiprepair activities
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        301 42 Reuter LONDON British Airways pic (BA) said on Monday its cargo activities enjoyed substantial growth in the year to March 31, with cargo contributing more than £460 million (Ss7l3 million) to the group's total revenues of £6.3 billion. Revenue per cargo tonne kilometre
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        367 42 AP LONDON Profits are soaring at British Airways, but the carrier acknowledged concerns on Monday that is American partner, USAir Group Inc, might land in bankruptcy. British Airways reported £31 million (5571.3 million) in net income for the three months ending March 31, reversing
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        350 42  -  By Alec Almazan SINGAPORE Demand for new airliners will total US$9BO billion (SSI.S trillion) in the next 20 years to meet growth in air travel and the need to replace older jets, says Boeing. In its 1994 Current Market Outlook,
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        299 42 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Proton cars will be able to weather any difficulties that may arise this year in the automotive industry given the resilience it has developed since 1993. "Our new stylish Wira should carry us through with its great value for money package
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          109 42 Bloomberg Business News BANGKOK Thai Airways International may buy a minority stake in refiner Bangchak Petroleum pic so it can better monitor the oil market, airline president Thamnoon Wanglee told the Bangkok Post on Monday. State-owned Bangchak Petroleum will sell 20 per cent
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          96 42 Reuter HANOI Vietnam and Japan agreed on Monday to start air services between them to underpin growing tourism and business. Osaka in Japan and Ho Chi Minh City will be the first cities linked under the first air services agreement between the two countries.
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          95 42 Bloomberg Business News TOKYO Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry (Miti) will host an aerospace trade conference on July 14 in Denver. Nikkei English News reported on Monday. Representatives from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Mitsubishi Electric Corp, NEC Corp and more than a half-dozen other
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          78 42 Reuter HONGKONG Federal Express Corp said it had hooked up an Electronic Data Interchange with the customs service in Shanghai to speed up customs clearance by about one to three days. The air express company said on Monday the link-up, which took about a year
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        312 42 NYT TOKYO The Transportation Ministry recently called upon Japan Airlines (JAL) to review basic procedures after its pilots misinterpreted commands from the control tower at least three times between December and March. Although the airline says the miscommunication did not cause any accidents or
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        425 42 UPI MANILA Philippine Airlines and Airbus Industrie at odds over a derailed aircraft purchase have finally laid their cards on the negotiating table after more than eight months of dispute. The Philippine flag carrier and the France-based aircraft manufacturing giant have been
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      374 30 GOLDEN LINET\ 11/goV gum guan shpping (pte) LTD 23. Titot »r« Strwt SMGMOIB 0104 TEL 534J9M (10 UKS) fa: 5343W4 (C* lb **********0 II) STRAIT!/ PERU AW CULT 6ERTICK I Spore P Kelang Penailg COUXN SIM Ha<acht Onto 'Knot ta Nrl GOUXN KM K**h, Duta Hunt 4/4 km gnjjA »krtici
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      987 31 PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES (PTE) LTD SSSSj^S I4O Cecil Street, #03-00 PIL Building, Singapore 0106. I CR NO **********06 VESSEL VOY SIN BKK SIN ~f VESSEL VOY iIN JKT IIN EQUATOR EMERALD 52N 26/5 29/5 2/6 KOTA CAHAYA CAHII2 27/5 2»/5 1/6 EQUATOR CRYSTAL 06N 28/5 31/5 4/6 *OTA BERLIAN BRLOOS
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      1006 31 VtSSCLS VOY "T U MAVtt HAMBURG IHMCS ROUIROAM AMTYHW WAE M LYRA YO3W 30/05 21/06 23/06 24/06 25/06 27/06 VULE DC «GA GO3W 0« 0€ 30/(X 02/07 03/07 04/07 06/07 Vtli DC VUA VO3W 14/(X 06/07 0»/07 M/ 07 10/07 i 2/07 VUlt DC TITAN* IO4W 13/07 IS/07 It/07 17/07
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      869 31 BSA A, -tggk MYANMA IHBk five star line (Myanmar National Line) Loading for Yangon (Rangoon) S'pore P.Kig Pen P.Gdg ME R GUI VI23W Ski PAGAN V2O9W In Port PATHfIN VI29W 27/29 May HPA AN V2O2W 2«/30 May MALAYSIA AGENTS BOUSTEAO SMPPWG AGENCIES KU. TEL 03 *****00 PKI TEL 03 *****67
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      1118 34 ({~$+"?-+.)/=\>})[(:}(+]-@?`!}} VESSEL VOYJAKARTA SPORE BANGKOK MANILA GUAM SATAN j KYOWA ROSE S3 MAY 30 AJN 3 lUN 10 JUN 23 JUN 25 I OCEANIA EXPRESS 96 AJN 14 AJN II JUN 24 JUL S JUL 10 (REEFER CONTAMER AVAIL ABLE) I VESSEL VOY ETA SPORE GUAM (T/S) MOTHER VESSEL GUAM
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      185 34 /Snorbuu^ I NORBULK CARGO SERVICES LTD. I I REGULAR CONVENTIONAL I TIMBER AND PLYWOOD SERVICES FOR I ADAMASTOS Saitd IN PORT FIU/ANT/IMN/UK I WORLD AGAMEMNON 10/6 15/6 ROM/ANT/UK I NORBULK TBN 28 6 30/6 FLU/ROAM/ANT/UK J ISP PK LOADING FOR j NORBULK TBN 28/6 30/6 D6N/CPT/EL I ALSO LOADS TAWAU.
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      763 35 (ft FAMOUS COHTAINER LINES 10 ANSON RD. #15-21 INTERNATIONAL PLAZA, S'PORE 0207 HOT LINE: *****33 (24 LINES) GOTHENBURG/SCAN 29/5 ROTTERDAM 27/5 AARHUS/COPENHAGEN 29/5 HAMBURG/BREMEN 27/5 MARSEILLE/PRANCE 31/5 FELIXSTOWE/UK 27/5 BARCELONA/SPAIN 30/5 LEHAVRE/FRANCE 27/5 GENOA/ITALY 30/5 ANTWERP/BELGIUM 27/5 LOS ANGELES/WC/IPI 29/5 SYDNEY/MELBOURNE 27/5 NEW YORK/EC 29/5 FREMANTLE/ADELAIDE 27/5 VANCOUVER 27/5 BRISBANE
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      1089 35 HUTU TitfyaMtfaiiiyjy 1 Fur vtn ii gimni I,'^^ —|^i^^MMBpEBZnZI3BM^MIw 1 =T =SI fj vessel voy sin pew |> IBWA BHUM 528 Fri 27/5 Tug 31/5 gUNQA SEROJA 4085 Fh 27/5 Set 28/5~~ Kfl VEBSEL S t N ?5? I BHATRA BHUM 318 Sat »/5_ Tua 31/5 I KO TA SURIA
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      288 35 IS) RICHFIELD MARINE AGENCIES (S) PTE LTD V TEL: *****33 (12 Llnoo) FAX: *****15/*****03 TELEX: RS ***** RISHIP (3 Lineo) CR NO.: **********0E |3Q ETHIOPIAN SNIPPING LINES J (National Lines of Ethiopia) ACCEPTING FCL AND CONVENTIONAL Vmml Voy CTA Loading For Abbay Wont 40WB 21/07 Daraasaiaam. Mombasa. Opboutl Assao Mauawa
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      580 35 fpftp) Polnt-to-Polnt Regional Pte Ltd" YRT TEL: *****55 FAX: *****94 CR NO; **********0 C Guaranteed Selling* to:BANGKOK/LAEM CHABANG/LAOS EVERY WED 1 SAT MANLA/CEBU EVERY TUES PORT KELANG/PENANG EVERY MONt FRI HO CHI MNH EVERY FRI HONG KONG EVERY FRI JAKARTA EVERY SAT BUSAN EVERY SUN SURABAYA EVERY SUN Other Porto:
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      1705 36 MA£-NELS I UV 'ammmmmmm SIBU (084) *****9 KUCHINQ (082) *****3 PENANQ: (04) *****6 BANOikOK (662) *****67 MANILA (632) *****61 A P.KELANQ: (03) *****77 JAKARTA: (21) *****07 SURABAYA: (31) *****0 HKG/TWN/BKK GENOA/EUROPE PEN PKL SIN 5 SAILINGS/WEEK PEN PK SIN 25/5 26/5 27/5 Hong Kong Genoa/Barcelona 31/5 1/6 2/6 29/5 30/5
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      182 36 SEAWARD SHIPPING AND TRADING CO (S) PTE LTD EM El* (I* SH*f mil KEIMG HNMG am mk i? 6 Loading (Of NUte RUVM HUDHU 20 6 Loading lor Colombo CKXPMH 8 6 Loading foi Mat* noun sum mi 10 6 Loading foe Male UMMEEDH 2 6 Loading For Male PROGRESS
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      1166 36 f THONG SOON LINES PTE LTD 1 I 78 SHENTON WAY #10-01, SINGAPORE 0207 .1 I TEL: 227-5088 FAX: 227-6011 I JUL** TLX: RS ***** CARRIER. RS ***** iENHOL CABLE: TOSOCO I SINGAPORE TO SARAWAK VESSEL VOT S PORE OEST VESSEL VOY SPORE PEST EQUATOR 111 123/4E 29 MAY KUCHING
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      493 37 ORIENT LINE" JAPAN/BAY OF BENGAL/JAPAN SERVICE A&tfTMG MEM Bin K SOG CARGOES TO/FROM KOBE. YOKOHAMA. NAGOYA. WH TOKYO* MAM.A* OAVAO* Penani* P Kelang Smjapofe E'Msia* IVJEVERETT V9E 16/17 Jun 18/19 Jun MMALEVERETT V2IE 30 Jun/01 Jul 02/03 Jul SMAPLAEVERETT V2IE 12/13 Jul 14/15 Jul AfttfTlNG 6REAKBU.K FCI/SOC CARGOES TO/FROM CMTTAGONG,
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      232 37 181 6LORY NAVIGATION GROUP REGULAR LINER SERVICE TAIWAN TO SINGAPORE ASEAN DIRECT WEEKLY TO PORT KELANG/PENANG •AT ATTRACTIVE RATES* CR NO: **********0W SP PKL PNG KAO GLORY SELATAN X 24/5 1/6 7/6 16/6 GLORY SELATAN V 9/6 12/6 15/6 SP PKL HCM HK KAO GLORY SELATAN VI 27/5 1/6 5/6
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      539 37 jdk PAKISTAN NATIONAL SHIPPING CORPORATION KARACHI BREAKBULK A CONTAINER SERVICE VESSEL HOI SI KARACHI HYOEtjBjO HW 2</05 (X/ 0« SARGOOHA 143 HW 03/06 20/0* ISLAMABAD 122 HW 23/08 02/07 MAKRAN 149 HW 03/07 13/07 FAR EAST CONTAINER SERVICE ONLY VtSStl VOT SIN HUG BSN OS* NAG TOW MAKRAN 148 QW
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      626 37 FORTNIGHTLY DIRECT CONTAINER SERVICE SIN TO DURBAN/P. ELIZABETH CAPETOWN/LAGOS VESSEL SIN DURBAN P ELIZABETH CPT LOS TAO HE/84 11 /08 24 06 25/06 27/06 12/07 JIAN HE/84 26/Ofi 09/07 10/07 12/07 27/07 HLMHE/106 IX/07 25/07 26/07 28/07 12/08 VIHC/100 26/07 09/08 10/08 12/08 27/08 SHUN HE/105 11 /OB 2S/08 26/08
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      367 37 SIN FAR EAST 31/05 KEELUNG/KAOHSIUNG 29/05 BANGKOK 29/05 MANILA/CEBU 29/05 JAKARTA/BELAWAN/SURABAYA 29/05 PORT KELANG/PENANG/E. MALAYSIA 29/05 BUSAN 29/05 TOKYO/YOKO/KOBE/NGO/OSA 29/05 HONG KONG SIN CHINA 29/05 GUANGZHOU/HUANGPU/SHENZHEN FUZHOU/XIAMEN/SHANTOU/SHEKOU DALIAN/SHANGHAI XINGANG TIANJIN/QINGDAO/HAIKOU also accepting LCL cargo SjN EUROPE/UK 31/05 LDN/FLX/LVP/SOU 31/05 RDM/HAM/ANT/LEH/GOA/OSL/GOT/BCN also accepting cargo to Austria/ Hungary/Romania/Poland/Bulgaria/Czech S!N USA/CANADA 29/05 LOS
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      746 38 PHILI-ORIENT LIN€S PT€ LTD VlOB Robinson Road #07-00 GMG Building Singapore 0106 1 Tel: *****22/*****69/*****00 Telex: RS ***** Fax: *****76/*****38 p Kelang: 03-*****98 Penang: 04-*****6 (CR CODE: **********0H)^ Shu A MEMBER OF THE SINGAPORE FREIGHT FORWARDERS ASSOCIATION AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND FCL/LCL SERVICE 28 MAY SYDNEY. MELBOURNE, BRISBANE. FREMANTLE 29 MAY AUCKLAND.
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      687 38 y Con term CONTERM FREIGHT (F.E.) PTE LTD. AUCKLAND 28 MAY (Accopting to *11 Now Zealand porta) PENANG 27 MAY JAKARTA 29 MAY PORT KLANG 02 JUNE BAN6KOK 29 MAY MANILA 29 MAY MELBOURNE 30 MAY SYDNEY 30 MAY BRISBANE 27 MAY ADELAIDE 26 MAY FREMANTLE 08 JUNE 28 MAY
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      1640 39 ISEAMAnRGENTINMJN^^^n CONTAINERISED "HUB" SERVICE I DIRECT TO ARGENTINA/BRAZIL URUGUAY V I WESTBOUND BASE PORTS VIA BUENOS AIRES VIA SANTOS VCSSKIS VOY S'PORI B.AIRCS SANTOS USMUAIA M'VIOKO ASUNCION R.OC JANEIRO PARANAQUA FRANCISCA SCHULTE W1 10/06 10/07 13/07 05/07 12/07 13/07 16/07 18/07 SEAMAR TBN W1 22/06 02/08 06/08 27/07 04/08 05/08
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      355 39 CEYLON SHIPPING CORPN National Line of Sri Lanka CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO IK AND NORTH CONTINENTAL PORTS mm hot mi cio 10 wm tha mw wT HM»SU> SUSMt MM 3 27/05 MM Wilt Dt IY«» TO3W 31/05 04/(X M,ot M »/0t tt/Ot 2» 06 Htoim SWCH Wl3 01/0* 0« 0t HOMSW
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      529 39 IC CONDOR LINE SEMI-CONTAINERISED SERVICE EASTBOUND SCHEDULE N0.38 I PORTS VOY MM AIRES MONTEVIOEO DURBAN JAKARTA SINGAPORE M KONG KAOOSMMMA NAOOVA vessels 1111 PETRODVORETS tail SAILED SAILED SAILID 30 05 05 06 10/06 14 18/06 2Q 21/06 PRIOZIRS* IB 12 SAILED SAILED 02/06 IS 11/04 27/00 0101/07 DCKABRI6T EBI3 30/OSQ6/06
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      476 40 ani»^ NORTH PHILIPPINES FULL CONTAINER SERVICE VESSEL VOYAGE SINGAPORE MftNILA PERVOMAYSK 9402N 27/05 (FRI) 01/06 (WED) OPTIMA 9403N 31/05 (TUE> 04/06 (SAT) T SS,«VJPtiISV VIGOUR PACIFIC 9421W 03/06 (FRI) 08/06 (WED) FR, N0 TUtSOAY PERVOMAYSK 9403N 07/06 (TUE) I 11/06 (SAT) SOUTH PHILIPPINES FULL CONTAINER SERVICE VESSEL VOYAGE SINGAPORE I
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      713 40 TODAY'S TIDES (height in metres) l' HOUR 0000 0100 0200 0300 0400 0500 0600 0700 0800 0900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 1700 1800 1900 2000 2100 2200 230<t JR 2.9 2.3 1 6 10 06 0.3 03 04 09 1.6 2.3 2.6 2.7 2.5 2.1 1.5 1.1
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      941 41 4 HYUNDAI I MERCHANT MARINE CO. LTD. WESTBOUND TO EUROPE BKG: *****61 PNA* PKE* PGD* Vtssas VOY aw RTM ANT* LEH* ham BUEt FEt 25/05 27/05 28/05 H. EXPLORER 311W 30/05 17/06 19/06 20/06 19/06 19/06 21/06 01/06 03/06 04/06 NOR FRBOJRG 311# 06/06 24/06 25/06 26/06 25/06 25/06 28/06
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      450 41 STRAITS/ JAPAN/ STRAITS SERVICE SPECIALIST IN RO-RO HEAVY LIFTS INBOUND VESSELS IllSStl »OT SP Ml MC M CHANTON TIAMR (37 31 S HMO MOO* VS2 l/l I I 12/1 MUt 14 I SOMAI (27 2/1 4/1 IIM MLtH *25 4/1 l/l MISMM *21 J/l COSMIC LUMI 14$ l/l l/l OUTBOUND
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      997 41 JEDDAH/UK/CONTMENTT I STORE JED S TON H'BURG ADAM UH *Mm Acccpta* C*|« F» LEVERKUSEN EXPRESS U/320 21/5 6/6 15/6 11/6 20/6 22/1 Southampton to il UK Ontautaon. Mint anil Out* KAISURAGI 21/121 l/l 11/6 21/6 23/6 Rotterdam :to al Antmrp. Amtcrdan. o*. Hehrtu KITANO 25/321 4/6 13/6 22/6 25/6 27/6
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