The Business Times, 5 July 1994

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    12 1 Business Times WE KNOW ASIA MITA(P) 010/12/93 Tuesday Julv 5 1994 75*
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      Lock icon US cancels TRW satellite deal
      48 1 Reuter NEW YORK A secret mul-tibillion-dollar satellite contract awarded to TRW Inc has been cancelled by the US General Accounting Office, which ruled that bidding should be reopened to losing bidders Lockheed Corp and Martin Marietta Corp, The New York Times reported. Reuter
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      Lock icon World Cup: Holland beats Ireland 2-0
      45 1 AFP ORLANDO, Florida Holland qualified for their first World Cup quarter-final in 16 years with a 2-0 victory over the Republic of Ireland at the Citrus Bowl last night. Holland will play either Brazil or the US next. AFP
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    MARKET SUMMARY
    164 1 Stock market indices Monday Change STII 2,191.16 -19.49 KLSEComp 999.56 -4.2 Nikkei 20,631.93 +88.52 Hang Seng 8,628.28 -6.09 SET Index 1,274.91 +1.57 Jakarta Comp 458.37 -0.37 CLSA China B ....1.015.41 -9.72 Aust All Ord 1,987.1 +21.3 FTSE 100 2,970.40 +34.0 Monday Previous 2pm close Dow Jones Closed 3,646.65
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    Rival faction drops bid to unseat Alan Yeo as YHS chairman
    587 1  -  By Genevieve Cua SINGAPORE In a surprising turnaround, the rival faction that has been trying to oust Alan Yeo as chairman of Yeo Hiap Seng Ltd is seeking to withdraw its resolution for his removal. The resolution would otherwise
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    Lock icon Clinton against special moves to prop up US$
    398 1 Bloomberg Business News LONDON President Bill Clinton is not in favour of "unusual" measures to support the falling dollar, dampening expeetation of an international rescue package at this week's global economic summit. Analysts yesterday said the US President's weekend comments suggested a
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    Lock icon Greenback slips against mark as intervention hopes dim
    230 1 Bloomberg Business News LONDON The dollar ended weaker against the Deutschemark yesterday after comments by US and German officials prompted lowered expectations of how much the industrial nations would do to support the US currency. But a reluctance to be caught wrong-footed
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  • Article
    Quiet day for all regional bourses
    197 1 SINGAPORE All the region's major stock markets yesterday registered one of their quietest trading days of the year, ahead of the US Federal Open Markets Committee interest rate meetings today and tomorrow. US interest rates have been raised four times this year, and analysts
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  • Article
    Eng Wah and Shaw form cineplex joint venture
    339 1  -  By Juliette Walker SINGAPORE Cinema operator and film distributor Eng Wah Organisation has teamed up with local cinema giant Shaw Organisation to raise the curtain on a joint venture that will lease and operate cineplexes here. Eng Wah. which is expected to
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    GIC pays US$145m for stakes in Italian insurers
    431 1  -  By Conrad Raj SINGAPORE The Government of Singapore Investment Corporation (GIC) is investing millions in Italian stocks. One of the two main investment arms of the Singapore government, the GIC is said to have recently spent USSI4S million (SS22O million) to acquire
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    Lock icon Intel plans to cut chip prices twice this quarter
    417 1 Bloomberg Business News SANTA CLARA. California Intel Corp. facing increasing competition, will break with its usual practice and cut prices on its 486 and Pentium chips twice in the fiscal third quarter, a company official said yesterday. Analysts expect prices on
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      8 1 Property: Pk is Docklands out of the doldrums
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      59 1 Hock Lock Siew: pk 19 j H 5 It Don't ignore Indon pulp ait&vciper YHS to pay initial Ss2.9m for stake in Chinese firm. Page 19 High yen threatens Japan's economic recover}, Pg 6 Not much G-7 can do to stabilise US$: Pg 23 German) dampens hopes of L'SS initiative
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  • SINGAPORE NEWS
    • EYE on the ECONOMY
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        Lock icon Non-electronics manufacturers thriving
        255 2  -  By Teh Hooi Ling SINGAPORE'S non-elec-tronics manufacturing scctor is picking up strongly, going by the number of job vacancies advertised in the Appointments section of the Straits limes last month. The number of ads placed jumped by an impressive 74 per cent to 283 compared to the
        Source: ST Accements  -  255 words
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      Pan-El auditors should have seen it coming, says QC
      571 2  -  Coopers could have limited financial damage, court told By Conrad Raj PAN-ELECTRIC's auditors should have seen enough in the books of the diversified marine and property group to limit the financial damage before it collapsed at the end of 1985 with
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    • NEWS ROUNDUP
      • Article
        Dr Yeo to head Totalisator Board
        75 2 EORMER DEEENCE MINISTER Yeo Ning Hong has become chairman of the Singapore Totalisator Board, replacing Goh Keng Swee. the Finance Ministry announced yesterday. The term of his appointment is from July 2, 1994 to Dec 31. 1995. Dr Yeo was recently appointed chairman of
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        SAF, Mindef say farewell to Dr Yeo
        77 2 SOME 600 senior officials and personnel from Mindef and the Singapore Armed Forces bade farewell to Dr Yeo Ning Hong at a dinner last night. During dinner, both the Permanent Secretary (Defence) Eddie Teo and Chief of Defence Force Lt-Gen Ng Jui Ping
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        Winston Choo ambassador to Fiji
        42 2 FORMER ARMY CHIEF Winston Choo. currently High Commissioner to Australia, will also be Singapore's ambassador to Fiji, a statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said yesterday. He presents his credentials to Fiji President Kamisese Mara today.
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      BT on right of reply for those who feel wronged
      697 2  -  Wright vs BT, OCBC By Ven Sreenrvasan ANYONE who has been wronged in the columns of a newspaper can claim the right of reply, and this could take the form of an apology by the newspaper, says BTs deputy editor.
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    • Article
      DBS expects buoyant manufacturing, finance sectors to support economic growth of 8-8.5pc
      444 2  -  By Chuang Peck Ming DBS Bank sees the Singapore economy growing by 8 to 8.5 per cent this year, sustained by still-strong expansion in the manufacturing and financial sectors. Its forecast is higher than that of the Ministry
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      ... and NTU's new model sees growth of 8.5pc
      436 2  - and NTU's new model sees growth of 8.5pc By Anna Teo KCONOMIC growth should hit 9 per cent in the second quarter before slowing steadily in the last six months for a full-year rate of 8.5 per cent, according to a new forecasting model by the Nanyang Technological University (NTU).
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      827 2 <?:.$*__/$>}^<]*?\/],~'.>[']$'; I 10TH ASIA PACIHC PETROLEUM CONFERENCE BTtCTTTTCTJTTTTTTa^ 19-21 September 1994 \M~ Raffles City Convention Centre. Singapore S,nBapore 0,1 Lecture 1994 HTO; The p« m er Meeting Place for the Oil Industry SWe-of-the Industry Address: Cost Effective Environmentalism ASIA THE NEW PRIZE Ministerial Keynote Address *T- nitwV Tirends Expectations of
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  • SOUTH-EAST ASIA
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      Lock icon Coup threat over, Cambodia's image won't suffer: Ranariddh
      602 3 IVTsia confirms Chakrapong in KL, Cabinet to make decision on him tomorrow AFP, Reuter. Bernama PHNOM PENH Cambodian co-premier Prince Norodom Ranariddh said yesterday that there was no longer a danger to the country following the weekend coup attempt by his halfbrother
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      Vietnam to sign tourism pact with Singapore
      484 3  -  From Harish Mehta in HANOI VIETNAM and Singapore are planning to sign a tourism agreement before the end of this year. Details of the agreement will be finalised this month during a visit to Vietnam by a Singapore Tourist Promotion Board (STPB) team.
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    • NOTE BOOK
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        Lock icon Thai per capita GDP set to double
        79 3 Knight-Ridder BANGKOK Thai per capita gross domestic product will reach U553,860 (555,878) by the year 2000, up from U551,985 now. Radio Thailand yesterday quoted a top economic planner as forecasting. Thailand's population will be 64 million, up from 59.2 million now, the state
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        Lock icon US must agree to EAEC meeting: Kono
        91 3 AFP TOKYO Japanese Foreign Minister Yohei Kono said here yesterday that United States endorsement was necessary to hold an East Asian Economic Caucus (EAEC) meeting, officials said. Mr Kono made the remarks at a meeting with Ajit Singh, secretary-general of Asean. "Asean wants
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        Lock icon Trial date for ex-Bapindo director
        73 3 Reuter JAKARTA A former director of state bank Bapindo is due to appear in court this month as the third suspect in Indonesia's politically-tainted bank scam trials, the Attorney General's office said yesterday. Towil Heryoto is one of six suspects in a series of trials
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        Lock icon Condition for meeting with Al-Arqam
        91 3 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR The offer by the government-run Pusat Islam (Islamic Centre) to hold talks with Al-Arqam is still open but the movement must be represented by its leader Ashaari Muhammad, Malaysia's Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Abdul Hamid Othman said yesterday. On
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      Lock icon Philippine international reserves at record US$7.3b
      166 3 AFP MANILA The Philippines' gross international reserves stood at an all-time high of U557,318 billion (SSI 1.12 billion) as of June 27, up 4.84 per cent from a month earlier, the Central Bank said yesterday. The latest figure is equivalent to about 3.6 months'
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      Rolls-Royce wins US$90m power job in E Kalimantan
      407 3  -  By Juliette Walker SINGAPORE UK-based Rolls-Royce has won a USS9O million (*****.8 million) contract for a 60-megawatt power station in East Kalimantan its first turnkey project in Indonesia. Parsons Power Generation Systems, an arm of RollsRoyce's Industrial Power Group (IPG), won the
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  • CHINA/HONGKONG/TAIWAN
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      Lock icon Taiwan renews pledge for reunification with China
      440 4 Reuter, AFP TAIPEI Taiwan's President, Lee Teng-hui, yesterday renewed a pledge for the island to reunite with China, signalling a warming in strained relations between the rival states. "We should promote relations between the two sides on the basis of rationality to establish
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    • CHINA WATCH
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        Lock icon Beijing opens 'atomic city' for tours
        79 4 AFP HONGKONG China has opened its first nuclear weapons research and manufacturing centre to local tourists as well as overseas Chinese, a report said. The massive complex, located in Haiyan county in the north-western Qinghai region, has already drawn Chinese tourists from Hongkong, Macau
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        Lock icon Competition cuts HK tourist arrivals
        85 4 AFP HONGKONG The growing competition faced by Hongkong as a tourist draw was highlighted by official figures released yesterday which show the number of visitors in May was 1.9 per cent down on last year. The Hongkong Tourist Association said May arrivals dropped to 744.147
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        Lock icon Taiwan communists to contest poll
        71 4 Reuter TAIPEI Staunchly anti-communist Taiwan, which once jailed scores of dissidents on charges of working for China's Marxist government, will launch its first Communist Party later this month. The Taiwan Communist Party plans to field candidates in July 16 elections for village mayors, district chiefs
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        Lock icon Bank sees HK inflation picking up
        88 4 AFP HONGKONG The pace of inflation here is likely to quicken by the end of the year, due mainly to the spiralling cost of housing and retail space. Standard Chartered Bank said. In its latest review of economic indicators, it said that the steady
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      Lock icon French firms ink deals worth 5.3b francs as minister visits China
      363 4 AFP BIiIJING Contracts and letters of intent valued at 5.39 billion French francs (551.52 billion) were signed here yesterday by French firms as part of the visit by French Foreign Trade Minister Gerard Longuet, officials said. Several French businessmen,
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      Lock icon Qian says China ready to discuss rights issue with US
      292 4 Reuter, AFP HELSINKI Chinese Foreign Minister Qian Qichen said on Sunday that China was ready to discuss human rights issues with the United States in international forums. In May, President Bill Clinton announced he would renew China's MFN trade status,
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      Lock icon Beijing, Bonn to sew up US$3.5b deals
      504 4 Reuter, AFP BONN China will agree on business deals worth USS3.S billion (555.32 billion) with German companies this week. Chinese Premier Li Peng said yesterday. He told a business conference that USSI billion worth of firm contracts would be signed and another USS2.S
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      Lock icon Beijing aims to develop up to four auto groups by 2010
      246 4 Reuter BEIJING China aims to develop three or four auto manufacturing groups that can compete in the world market by 2010, the People's Daily said yesterday. It printed in full the new auto policy, approved earlier this year by
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      Lock icon Unemployment insurance now compulsory for Beijing workers
      208 4 Reuter BEIJING China, moving further aJftfev from the lifetime job security of the socialist stale, male unemployment insurance compulsory in its capital effective from last Friday, the official Xinhua news agency said yesterday. Where Chinese workers once relied on their jobs for housing,
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  • REST OF ASIA
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      Lock icon Poll puts new opposition leader Downer way ahead of Keating
      524 6 AFP SYDNLY I he popularity of Australian Prime Minister Paul Keating and his Labor government has slumped disastrously at a time economists believe they should be unbeatable, according to poll results published yesterday. A poll of I,(XX) voters in the
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      Lock icon High yen threatens Japan's expected economic recovery
      381 6 AFP TOKYO Japan's economy is expected to recover gradually in the third quarter, according to a survey published yesterday by the \ihon kazat. but it said a higher yen could slow the pace of recovery. A survey of 30 major industries. compiled by
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      Lock icon Kono tops list of high-earning Japanese cabinet ministers
      312 6 Bernama TOKYO Japanese Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Yohei Kono topped the list of 19 cabinet ministers as the highest income earner, gaining 64.75 million yen (*****,280) during the oneyear period from January 1993. according to the cabinet ministers' mandatory income
      Bernama  -  312 words
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      Lock icon Seoul offers to help pay for safer nuclear reactor in North
      252 6 AP SEOUL, South Korea Prime Minister Lee Yung Duk said yesterday South Korea was willing to help North Korea pay for a safer nuclear reactor if the North cleared up suspicion that it was developing nuclear weapons. Testifying before
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    • ASIA NOTES
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        Lock icon Japan mergers, acquisitions up 17.3pc
        67 6 AFP TOKYO The number of mergers and acquisitions involving Japanese companies grew 17.3 per cent from a year earlier to 250 cases in the six months to June, Daiwa Securities said. The combined value of 117 of the mergers and acquisitions in which it was
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      • Article
        Lock icon Japanese cut foreign securities buying
        66 6 AFP TOKYO Japanese purchases of foreign securities in May declined from the previous month's levels along with foreign sales of Japanese securities, the finance ministry said. Net purchases of foreign securities by Japanese investors dropped from US$l5.7 billion (5523.8 billion) in April to US$B.6 billion
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        Lock icon Forex market unstable: BOJ
        57 6 AFP TOKYO Bank of Japan governor Yasushi Mieno said the foreign exchange market was "unstable" and may dampen corporate sentiment. "It is in a situation we must watch, including its impact on corporate sentiment." he said, adding that the central bank needed to monitor sustainability and
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        Lock icon S Korea's net foreign debt soars
        52 6 Reuter SEOUL South Korea's net foreign debt grew 19.06 per cent to U559.37 billion at the end of April from US$7.B7 billion at the end of last year. Bank of Korea said. At the end of April, the nation's total foreign debt reached US$46.l
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        Lock icon Media barred from North-South talks
        31 6 Reuter SEOUL The international media will be barred from this month's summit meeting between the presidents of North and South Korea. Seoul government officials said. Reuter
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      166 6 FOUNDED in the early 13th century, Sukhothai was the first capital of modern Thailand. Today this northern town is a museum of ancient ruins, valued especially by those who appreciate its past glories and see it as the birthplace of Thai culture and art. 'fyuw&A Mj $ku(3sv *3erz£aW. "7&W AtejatrV
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  • THE WORLD
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      Lock icon No sign of rising inflationary expectations: Bundesbank
      420 7 Reuter FRANKFURT A Bundesbank board member yesterday said there were no signs of rising inflationary expectations in Germany and that problems controlling burgeoning money supply were no reason to give up money growth targets. Otmar Issing told a conference: "Indications for heightened inflationary
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      Lock icon Software pirates hijacking billions from industry: study
      305 7 Reuter WASHINGTON Software "pirates" illegally copied several billion dollars worth of personal computer programs last year, cheating the industry out of nearly as much money as it took in, a study to be released today said. The Software Publishers Association, a group representing
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      Lock icon Clinton's legal woes are distracting: White House
      252 7 AP WASHINGTON The White House is acknowledging for the first time that President Bill Clinton's legal troubles are a major distraction. "The burden of preparing for an extensive investigation in the Whitewater case and an extensive lawsuit in the Paula Jones case is
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    • Article, Illustration
      Lock icon Turkish cultural centre attacked
      46 7 Reuter HAMBURG, Germany Cengiz Uenuevar of the Turkish cultural centre in Hamburg looking through the broken glass of a window on Sunday. Following the death of a 16-year-old Kurd last week, unknown attackers threw firebombs at the centre during the night. Reuter
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    • WORLD WATCH
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        Lock icon EU to support Russian privatisation
        92 7 AFP BRUSSELS The European Union announced a US$lO million (SSIS million) programme here yesterday to help 12 large privatised Russian companies adapt to a market economy. The announcement, by EU Trade Commissioner Leon Brittan, coincided with Phase Two of Russia's mass privatisation programme for industry,
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        Lock icon Deutsche staff quit over Schneider
        85 7 Bloomberg Business News FRANKFURT Deutsche Bank AG, Germany's largest bank, said two managers have quit over their involvement in loans extended to Schneider, the now-bankrupt real estate group. In a statement issued yesterday, the bank also said it would revamp its internal controls to ensure
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        Lock icon Rabin concerned about falling stocks
        73 7 AP JERUSALEM Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said yesterday he was worried about a persistent drop in stock prices on the Tel Aviv exchange. "I am concerned, because 1 am convinced that the condition of the economy is much better than is being expressed in the
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        Lock icon Bosnian peace plan to be finalised
        77 7 AFP GENEVA The contact group on Bosnia was to meet here yesterday afternoon to finalise the peace plan to be endorsed by US, Russian and European Union (EU) foreign ministers today, diplomatic sources said. The plan will be presented to the CroatMuslim federation and
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      Lock icon British credit, money supply figures support growth
      191 7 Reuter LONDON British money supply and credit data released yesterday sent mixed signals but failed to dispel perceptions that consumer demand remains healthy despite huge tax rises imposed during April, analysts said. Figures for the narrowest measure of money supply, MO, showed strong
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      Lock icon Clinton urges strong German leadership in Europe: report
      291 8 Reuter LONDON US President Bill Clinton has urged Germany to play a strong leadership role in a more closely integrated European Community, the Daily Telegraph reported yesterday. Mr Clinton, speaking to the Telegraph and six other newspapers from nations attending this week's
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      Lock icon EU may exempt Ireland from Maastricht debt rules
      393 8 FT LONDON The European Commission has proposed to exempt Ireland from the tough rules of the Maastricht Treaty on government debt, offering hope to other debt-laden member states such as Belgium and Italy that they may receive similar leniency. The Commission's move,
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      Lock icon Havel awarded US medal, calls for spiritual renewal
      450 8 Reuter PHILADELPHIA Czech President Vaclav Havel received the 1994 Philadelphia Liberty Medal yesterday with a call for a spiritual renewal to unite people who are linked globally but violently torn by cultural conflicts. Speaking on the day marking America's independence from England
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      Lock icon EU looking at ways to break deadlock on pension ruling
      331 8 FT LONDON The European Union, in an effort to break the deadlock over a European pensions directive, is considering an alternative non-obligato-ry "recommendation" urging the liberalisation of pension investment rules in member states. Speaking at a seminar on European pension
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      Lock icon US power firms face closure as industry revamps, study shows
      302 8 Reuter WASHINGTON The USSBOO billion (551.21 trillion) electric power industry faces a major shake-up as new technologies, environmental concerns and growing competition rock large, debt-laden power companies, a new Worldwatch Institute study shows. Senior researchers Christopher Flavin and Nicholas Lenssen
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      Lock icon Business sectors to help plan Americas summit
      454 9 White Paper on hemispheric integration to he drawn up FT WASH INC HON I Ik Clinton administration is planning to give the private sectors of North and South America an unprecedented role in hemispheric integration policy beginning with their involvement in planning the
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      Lock icon Giscard hints at new bid for French presidency
      378 9 Reuter PARIS Ex-president Valery Giscard d'Estaing, taking fewer and fewer pains to hide his ambitions, said full employment should be the aim of presidential candidates next year and hit out at potential right-wing rivals. Too ambitious to accept the role of elder
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      Lock icon Russian army still has many problems to hammer out
      586 9 AP MOSCOW Like most soldiers in the new Russian army. Defence Minister Pavel Grachev still wears the hammer and sickle on his cap. His ministry says it has no money to replace the millions of Soviet symbols on uniforms, weaponry even
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      Lock icon FBI chief launches US-Russian attack on organised crime
      305 9 AFP WASHINGTON The United States wanted to share intelligence with Russia to head otY the "major threat" posed by thefts of nuclear fuel. Federal Bureau of Investigation director Louis Freeh said on Sunday. "We do not want to wait, and neither do
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      Lock icon UK Chancellor signals tougher benefit rules
      488 9 FT LONDON Britain's Chancellor Kenneth Clarke yesterday raised expectations that tougher benefit rules for the unemployed would be accompanied in his November Budget by improved incentives for people to take low-paid jobs. His comments point to an extension of family credit and to further
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      Lock icon Small UK firms fail to exploit Europe's single market: survey
      173 9 Reuter LONDON Small firms in Britain arc failing to exploit the Single European Market, according to a survey by the British Chambers of Commerce. It polled 366 firms with less than 50 employees, and 60 per cent said that the
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  • SPORTS
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      Lock icon All eyes on Colombia still
      454 10 World Cup finals AP NEW YORK As slain soccer star Andres Escobar was buried on Sunday, Colombian police received a confession to the shooting that has shaken the World Cup. And the spectre of gambling as a motive was presented by authorities in Medellin, where
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    • SPORT SHORTS
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        36 10 AP MELBOURNE Sports officials had known for some time of allegations that a Sydneybased International Olympic Committee delegate sabotaged Melbourne's unsuccessful bid to host the 1996 Olympics, the Melbourne committee chairman said on Sunday. AP
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        62 10 sr PETERSBURG, Florida WTA Tour leading money winners on Sunday: 1 Arantxa Sanchez Vicario (Spn) U551,127,069 2 Steffi Graf (Ger) 1,077,475 3 Conchita Martinez (Spn) 918,116 4 Natalia Zvereva (Bela) 628,146 5 Martina Navratilova (US) 519,532 6 Gigi Fernandez (US) 489,917 7 Mary Pierce (Fra) 357,452 8 Lindsay Davenport
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        129 10 AP AMSTERDAM The Am-sterdam-based European Options Exchange (EOE) is investigating betting by its members on World Cup soccer amid talk that some had lost tens of thousands of guilders and were refusing to pay up. "There are rumours that some members participated far beyond their capacity," said EOE
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        45 10 Reuter WELLINGTON New Zealand's former athletes have joined a row over leaked plans to drop the country's all-black athletics uniform made famous by Olympic gold medallists Jack Lovelock, Peter Snell and John Walker. Olympic gold medallist Walker said the decision was an insult. Reuter
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        Baseball
        70 10 NEW YORK Major League on Sunday American: Boston 0 Oakland 10; Baltimore 10 California 3; NY 5 Seattle 2; Chicago 2 Milwaukee 9; Kansas City 11 Toronto 6; Cleveland 10 Minnesota 9 (in 11); Texas 5 Detroit 3. National: Pittsburgh 3 Cincinnati 4; St Louis 2 Colorado 5; Houston
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        57 10 AP ARMENTIERES, France The Tour de France has barely started and already it has a controversy surrounding the finish-line accident that sent two riders to the hospital. In Sunday's first full stage, a 234 km leg from Lille to Armentiers, Belgium's Wilifried Nelissen crashed heavily into a policeman. France's
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        Golf
        166 10 LEMONT, Illinois US$l.2 million Western Open final round on Sunday (US unless stated): 277 Nick Price (Zim) 67-67-72-71 278 Greg Kraft 67-70-68-73 279 Scott Hoch 67-69-73-70, Mark Calcavecchia 67-70-72-70, Bill Glasson 66-70-72-71. PINEHURST, North Carolina US$BOO,OOO US Senior Open final round on Sunday (US unless stated): 199 Simon Hobday
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      Gone... but not forgotten
      680 10  -  Four teams that provided memorable World Cup moments are suddenly no longer contenders. Saddened Shahiron Sahari recalls some highlights Shahiron Sahari SINGAPORE The end. when it finally comes, is sudden and often painful. Painful, not just for the players, but for those of us who have
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      Lock icon A boon for US business after all
      435 10 NYT NEW YORK More than halfway through the World Cup, here is the inescapable fact: you can't escape the World Cup. Television ratings are perhaps double what ABC and ESPN expected, and greater than what Wimbledon or the US Open Golf Championship has
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      Lock icon Price wins Western Open despite jitters at last round
      327 10 Golf AFP LEMONT, Illinois Nick Price claimed his third victory of the year at the Western Open on Sunday, despite lastround jitters that led to a bogey at the final hole. Price's hiccup proved insignificant as overnight leader Greg Kraft, looking
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      Lock icon A game for giants? Nonsense
      728 11  -  Wimbledon: Review Harvey Araton on why when all is said and done, it's shot-making that counts in men's tennis, not size Harvey Araton NYT WIMBLEDON Sixteen thunderous aces in the first set, and Goran Ivaniscvic didn't win it. That told you something about the nightmare
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      1079 12 Nothing A BllA WHERE to wine, dine and entertain OF July 1 August 7 Tuck into wholesome hawker fare and indulge in local dishes like Hainanese Chicken Rice, Beef Rendang and Rojak, plus a range of tempting desserts. $16.50 (Adult) $10.50 (Child) Menu changes regularly. o, ir PLAZAHpTEk CillC FlUZil
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      369 12 EnongHi. Enoiaglio Enough. 'Enough is enough. 35 appetisers, 20 desserts plus 4 main courses. 'lift en our guests start on the appetiser spread at our monthly international lunch buffet, they never finish. In fact, they aiu>ays end up conceding that they ve had more than enough. Come try it to
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  • LIFESTYLE
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      Lock icon Schindler's legacy
      951 13 The success of Schindler's Lisi may give Poland's ailing film industry a shot in the arm Reuter POLAND'S filmmakers, rarely short of talent but usually short of cash, are hoping Steven Spielberg's success with Schintller's List will help them strike it rich after years of hard times. Three
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      Lock icon Toilets on parade bare their private past
      629 13  -  Abhik Kumar Chanda takes a tour of a new museum in India dedicated to that oft-visited chamber Abhik Kumar Chanda AFP TOILETS have come a long way since Moses told his Semite tribesmen to "search for some place and bury your excretion", as
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      381 13 CHATTERBOX AP AP UPI UPI LOOKING for a good bed-and-breakfast? Actor Tom Hanks recommends the White House. Hanks, who ends up in the company of presidents Johnson and Kennedy in his new movie Forrest Gump, has met presidents George Bush and Bill Clinton. He's even spent
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      1323 13 TV RADIO Graveyard Shift, 11pm. SBC 5 Based on short stor> from Stephen King's eol- MMmj lection, this 1990 mo\ic is /r ■_Ai f Jm about workers /y wl Cocoon: The Return, This clumsy I9BS sequel has the rejuvenated oldsters com- > ing hack to earth for a visit. They
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  • PROPERTY & CONSTRUCTION
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      Lock icon Sheung Wan won't remain poor cousin of Central for long
      1029 14 The area is being marketed now and Hongkong realtors believe service companies will soon realise it is the obvious alternative to costly Central Eastern Express IT HAS character and charm, but for many commercial tenants, Sheung Wan in Hongkong just
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      Lock icon Beijing, Shanghai office rents on upward spiral
      395 14 AFP Renting an office in Beijing, if you can find one, is going to cost 10 to 15 per cent more by the end of this year, and the situation in Shanghai is not much better, property consultants Richard Ellis Ltd has said.
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    • REGIONAL SKYLINE
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        Thai firm hired to study Vietnam project
        103 14 BANGKOK Insurance conglomerate American International Group (AIG) has hired Thai property developer Ban Char*g Group pk to study the feasibility of building a deep seaport and industrial estate in Haiphong City, Vietnam, The Nation reported recently. AIG has a concession from the Vietnam
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        Lock icon William Goei eyes Gold Coast
        111 14 Australian Financial Review SYDNEY One of the most active Asian investors in Brisbane's site market, Singapore's William Goei, is turning his attention to opportunities on the Gold Coast. Mr Goei was in Brisbane last week for the official opening of his AS 14 million (5515.5
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        Lock icon S Korea's overseas orders jump 26pc
        94 14 AFP SEOUL Helped by a booming Asian economy. South Korea's overseas construction orders jumped by 26 per cent to US$2.O7 billion (553.14 billion) in the first half of this year, government officials said yesterday. Orders from Singapore, Thailand and other Asian nations topped US$l.2
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        ERA Realty wins certification
        108 14 SINGAPORE Real estate agency ERA Realty Network Pte Ltd has been awarded ISO 9002 certification by the Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research for its real estate sales system training. All ERA recruits receive a minimum of 42 hours of training covering topics such as
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      HK property tycoon going Philippines
      403 15  -  Li Ka-shing plans a 40pc stake in a reclamation project, his first Philippine venture, says A 1 Labita in Manila Al Labita THE billion-dollar property empire of Hongkong tycoon Li Ka-shing may soon take on the Philippines as well. For his first venture here, Mr
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      Lock icon London's Canary Wharf: triumph over recession
      945 15 Years of financial and infrastructural woes are over and the Docklands is emerging as a residential and commercial site in demand Eastern Express SOARING above London's skyline, the Canary Wharf Tower has been transformed from a symbol of recession to one of triumph, as
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      PROPERTY WATCH
      324 15 Selected transactions in the past week I Typ. «X* PWVATE Jun27,1994 I 2367 Dairy Farm Estate j Condo 1572 FH 782,000 497 Jun28,1994 1441 Eunos Mansion Condo 1291 FH 570,000 441 Jun 30,1994 j J955 Colchester Grove Cor terrace 2300(2800) 999 1,350,000 482 Jun 30,1994 j 1026 FarrerCourt
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      Lock icon An intriguing cross-Atlantic alliance surfaces
      397 15 FT SIGNS are emerging of rising investment activity by US property groups in Europe at the same time as a corresponding show of interest by their European counterparts in the American market. This intriguing cross-Atlan-tic activity reflects the difference in the speed at which markets
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      HPL to market London property this week
      117 15 HOTLL Properties limited (HPL) is launching this Kriday the marketing of its London residential property. Sailmakcrs Court, which is due to be completed in November. The development was bought over by HPL subsidiary. Berkley Investments, last November for £14.5 million (5533.78 million) from
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      Lock icon Brierley sale of Downer
      98 15 Reuter BRILRLEY Investments Ltd of New Zealand said it completed the sale of its construction company Downer Group Ltd to Hongkong's Paul Y-ITC Construction Holding Ltd on Julv I. BIL announced the deal, under which it becomes a 17.5 per cent shareholder in the en- larged
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      348 14 <?:-•; »V! v —^-Tififtn^ ,< u'^^Wv—- -_k. cjfiffijfe4lM* 1 r7^Sfl| m rr-T 40l F >■ js •iln^H^H SK. C ii gv'ilE? 4 Hms kitchen has been fitted mth a ConarP one piece countertop and am* I Model 872) m Cameo White A Corian® one-piece countertop and sink saves you work.
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      161 15 An Eye for the Finer Points in Writing The uni-ball micro ÜBISO has been transformed into a fine writing accessory. The stainless steel precision tip and controlled ink flow system ensures formance. Its unique see-through ink reservoir shows ink balance right down to the last drop. Available in regular Red,
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    New Zealand starts to save
    535 16 EDITORIAL NEW ZEALAND'S economic position has continued to improve at an impressive pace. Higher-than-forecast economic growth of 5 per cent enabled Finance Minister Bill Birch, in his maiden Budget last week, to deliver a budget surplus estimated at NZSS27 million for 1993-94, rising to NZ$5
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      The answer to extremism
      285 16 MUSLIM EXTREMISM is becoming a growing cause of concern. What happened in Iran in 1979 is happening in Afghanistan today, though the immediate historical backdrop is the chaos left behind by the proxy war between the superpowers. It may happen in Algeria tomorrow and in Egypt,
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      Total commitment to baku needed
      151 16 THE Malay Language Month is here again. This is the fifth since it began in 1988. In the case of Singapore, with only 400,000 or so Malay speakers, switching to baku or standardised pronunciation is much easier than in Malaysia or Indonesia. This is evident
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      Seeing eye-to-eye on some issues
      170 16 BEFORE the onset of July, Hongkong's Legislative Council passed Governor Chris Patten's political reform bill after an overnight meeting. What impact will the political reform bill have on the future of Hongkong and its residents? China's refusal to recognise Patten's political reforms was expected. In
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      Fishy business
      149 16 DESPITE the assurances of health officials yesterday not to be alarmed, they have done little to safeguard the public from being exposed to contaminated seafood. Instead, it seems there is more concern over protecting the commercial interests of seafood restaurant owners. How else can one interpret the government's
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      Unsatisfactory inquiry
      138 16 PERHAPS the most striking thing about the Israeli inquiry into the Feb 25 Hebron mosque massacre is the fact that the Israeli Supreme Court judge refused to lay any blame on either the Israeli army or individual policemen who were supposed to be on duty at the time
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      A step towards self-reliance
      142 16 THE INDUSTRIAL SECTOR'S proposed introduction of on-the-job apprenticeship training programmes for youths is a step in the right direction because it seeks to liberate the sector from asphyxiating labour constraints while resolving social problems among today's youths. This strategy to create Malaysia's very own pool of
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    Smaller doors for Asian exports to enter the EU
    902 16  -  Shada Islam reports on the EU's plan to 'graduate' highly competitive Asian NIEs out of its GSP using 'development' and 'specialisation' measures Shada Islam The writer, a Brussels-based journalist, contributed this article to BT HAVING taken the first steps to overhaul
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      300 16 r IN-DEFIH Mmv /f fflf 19 Wwt >|S Mmm It 'ES mMI i 29 Ss fffi J I 17 or over two decades Singapore Business has the local and regional business scenes with more depth and breadth from a perspective which is more relevant to local businessmen than ill /\1
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      65 16 H£. SP\UJ HIS IN-TRPty HIS 9uDGC IS BRC< WIS HOUDRNS ELV&S .ROLLING Ll<£ R \M P€jCLSQfSR.V FO* U'm PR.U»T mRCHIN£ _B1 Jsi M ■<£?> f ASSOCIATED NEWSPAPERS LTD., *962-1944 frljfrl DOONESBURY GARRY TRUDEAU MeMee&oFTHeJUfv- i submit my DO THESE MM LST'<PRBMEMB6R.WHAT mittUetSlN- COUWNTHAVB S DRUNK?I Tteexeamvesfmiy fr mrmtewußG known>no one
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      One year later: a whole new US-Japan ball game
      1444 17  -  While Leon Hadar finds the Clinton administration having to eat humble pie after its grand announcements on the 'framework' trade talks with Japan, Thomas L Friedman says the chaotic past year's most remarkable aspect is the hint of an intellectual awakening
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      Lock icon The compulsion to cook up a political ideology
      974 17 NYT IDEOLOGY has never meant all that much in Japanese politics. From feudal days, power alliances meant far more than ideas. Under the 38-year rule of the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) which ended with a scandal-plagued bang last summer and resurfaced with
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      413 17 j/S/MAKE EN EX-ASIA '94 YOUR CONNECTION TO SUCCESS. ENEX-ASIA'94# f.4 21-24 September 1994 World Trade Centre Singapore In its 10th successful presentation, ENEX-ASIA '94 the region's most established exhibition offers the perfect opportunity for those in the electrical and power generation industry to showcase the latest technology and breakthroughs as
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    Lock icon Japan's May current account surplus shrinks by 7pc
    580 18 Surplus with Asia exceeds that with US for first time Reuter, AP, AFP TOKYO Japan's mammoth surplus in its current account the broadest measure of trade in goods and services shrank by 7 per cent to US$B.7 billion (S$ 13.2 billion) in
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    Lock icon Japanese trade minister to meet Kantor in Naples
    417 18 AFP, Bloomberg Business News TOKYO Japan's new trade minister Ryutaro Hashimoto and United States Trade Representative Mickey Kantor are expected to meet this week in Naples to discuss bilateral trade issues, a senior official said here yesterday. The meeting will be a
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    Lock icon Helping hand for Vietnam War victim
    81 18 AFP THU DUC, Vietnam United States Deputy Secretary of Veteran Affairs Hershel Gober lifting Vietnamese veteran Le Van Luat into a wheelchair yesterday at the Centre for Prosthetics and Handicapped Persons. Mr Gober is a member of the US presidential delegation sent to Vietnam
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    Lock icon France's Alcatel chief Suard held in misuse of funds probe
    335 18 Reuter, AFP PARIS The chairman of French industrial giant Alcatel, Pierre Suard, was arrested yesterday and questioned about the alleged misuse of company funds for work carried out at his home, a public prosecutor said. The electronic engineering and telecommunications
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    Enforcing justice is a fundamental UN obligation
    918 18  -  The Bottom Line KEVIN SULLIVAN KEVIN SULLIVAN The writer is a BT journalist POST-COLD WAR confusion threatens, in the absence of anything approaching a "vision thing" among the world's present lacklustre crop of statesmen, to coagulate into Post-Cold War gridlock. International economic coordination
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    Lock icon Former Italian PM strong contender for post of European Commission head?
    346 18 Reuter. AFP ROME Italy's former Socialist prime minister Giuliano Amato is emerging as a possible strong contender to succeed Jacques Delors as president of the European Commission, senior diplomatic sources said. They said Mr Amato. 56. was increasingly being
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    Lock icon Japanese not hopeful new govt will last: survey
    408 18 Times TOKYO Nearly two-thirds of Japanese believe the new so-cialist-conservative administration of Tomiichi Murayama will not last for even a year, according to the results of a poll published in the influential daily Asahi Shimbun yesterday. As many as 62 per cent
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    Lock icon Germany dampens hopes of a US$ initiative by G-7 nations
    352 18 Reuter BONN The German government yesterday appeared eager to dampen expectations on financial markets of a major initiative to support the US dollar at this weekend's summit of Group of Seven leaders in Naples. Gcrt Haller. state secretary at the
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  • COMPANIES & MARKETS
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      Lock icon Super Coffeemix launches IPO of 40.6m shares
      417 19  -  By Corinne Kerk SINGAPORE Instant food and beverage maker Super Coffeemix Manufacturing yesterday launched an initial public offer of 40.6 million new five-cent shares. The offer is in two tranches a fixed price portion of 30.5 million shares at 72 cents each and
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      YHS to pay initial 10.2m renminbi for stake in China firm
      221 19 SINGAPORE Food and beverage group Yeo Hiap Seng Ltd will make an initial contingent payment of 10.2 million renminbi as part of its payment for the acquisition of a 51 per cent stake in a Guangdong food company. The
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      Time for another look at Indonesia's pulp and paper sector
      928 19  -  HOCK LOCK SIEW By William Chia SINGAPORE If there's one sector where Indonesia clearly has a significant competitive advantage, it must be in the production of pulp and paper. The country has vast timber and land resources as well as
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      Samsuddin: I'm still financially sound despite market fall
      397 19  -  From Ho Kay Tat in LABUAN SAMSUDDIN Abu Hassan, the young Malay businessman linked to sonic of Malaysia's favourite stocks such as (iranite Industries. Landmarks, Kclanamas and Aokam Perdana. said yesterday he was still financially sound despite the beating his shares and
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        MARKET MOOD
        40 19 Mixed Market \/<■(*/ mdicalc\ the likely trading sentiment inlaw fused an brokers polled at 5-A/wi \c\terday (hcrnmitt events may alter sentiment lirokers [Hilled llhame. Harmgs Ihmxa. f-raser. Kay Hum. Somura. Smith .Vu Conn lat lee and V# M arhurg
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        124 19  -  By Quak Hiang Whai Speculative favourite Renong Bhd finished two cents lower at SI.BI yesterday. The stock had a brief rally last month, as predicted in this column, after trading to overwhelmingly oversold levels. But the stock has since fallen back to its end-May levels and is at
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      • COMPANY BRIEFS
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          Telecom, Siemens units in joint venture
          88 20 SINGAPORE Singapore Post Pie Ltd (SP), a subsidiary of Singapore Teleeom. and Siemens Nixdorf Informationssysteme (SNI). a subsidiary of Germany's Siemens AG, have set up a joint venture to provide a new one-stop print and mailing service. The new company. Datapost Ptd Ltd, has
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          Three promotions at Hitachi Zosen
          38 20 SINGAPORE Hitachi Zosen Singapore has announced three promotions. Satoshi Kanao becomes chief operating officer, Ong Say Cheng becomes deputy yard manager for planning, and Dorab Dadabhoy Daruvala becomes deputy yard manager for engineering.
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          HL Finance on foreign shareholdings
          36 20 SINGAPORE Hong Leong Finance said foreigners held 18.81 per cent of its issued capital at June 30. This included 387,336 shares held by people whose nationality the company had not determined.
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          Lock icon Sapura bids for Saudi cable deal
          109 20 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Sapura Telecommunications Bhd is bidding for a portion of a multi-billion-dollar cable network installation project in Saudi Arabia, executive chairman Shamsuddin Abdul Kadir said yesterday Sapura is now in the final stage of its negotiations with the Saudi authorities and the
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          Lock icon MRCB wins railway station project
          78 20 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR The government has agreed to award the privatisation of the Briekfields Central Station project here to Malaysian Resources Corporation Bhd (MRCB). The company said in a statement to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday that the matter is subject to further discussions.
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          Lock icon Jack Chia (Thailand) to raise capital
          105 20 Reuter BANGKOK Jack Chia Industries (Thailand) pic, a manufacturer of pharmaceutical products, said it has told the Stock Exchange of Thailand it will raise registered capital to 135 million baht (SSB.2 million) from 90 million baht. in order to buy a major stake in
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          KFC (M) appoints new chief executive
          69 20 KUALA LUMPUR George Ting Yew Tong, a 15-year veteran at KFC Holdings (Malaysia) Bhd. has taken over as chief executive officer and managing director, the company announced in a statement to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday. The company also announced in its statement
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        Lock icon BIL ties up with Thai firm to venture into Myanmar, Indochina
        291 20 Berger and PAR. SINGAPORE Berger International Ltd (BIL). which listed its shares here recently, is going into the Thai, Myanmar and Indochina paint markets. The company said yesterday that it had agreed to form a joint venture with Thailand
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        UNIT TRUSTS & FUNDS
        553 20 UNIT TRUSTS FUNDS Managers' price* Jul 5 UMB Invest Mgt Ltd Singapore Unit Trust ft*-, 4 0 lhe(ommeae 159 168 United (ir t-und 1 164 1.70 The Savings Fund I SO I 59 United Asia Fund 158 168* S'pore Prog Fund 0.68 0.72 s'pnee Sx Fund ioi i o7 UOB
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        Lock icon 18 firms list on KL in 1st half, most on second board
        582 20 MBT KUALA LUMPUR Eighteen companies gained listings on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange in the first half of this year, the bulk being second board companies, reflecting the high number of smaller firms. This works out to an
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        Lock icon Volume on KLSE dives in first half, but share values surge 35pc
        744 20 MBT KUALA LUMPUR Despite the lower turnover on the local bourse in the first six months of this year, the value of shares transacted was higher by 34.89 per cent. During the first six months, the volume dwindled
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        Lock icon Golden Pharos to buy over timber company
        535 20 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Golden Pharos Berhad (GPB) has proposed to acquire the entire equity interest in the restructured Permint Timber Corporation Bhd (PTC) to allow the group to venture upstream and secure a ready and long-term source of timber resource to complement its
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        Lock icon Telekom M'sia forms consortium for Indon project
        267 20 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Telekom Malaysia Berhad has signed a consortium agreement with four foreign parties, three of them Indonesian, to tender for the development and operation of telecommunication facilities in Indonesia. The consortium, initially named PI Daya Mitra Malindo. will take pan in
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        Lock icon EON considers exporting cars to E Europe, C Asia
        356 20 MBT KUALA LUMPUR Emerging conglomerate bdaran Otornobil Nasional Bhd (EON) is studying the car markets in Eastern Europe and Central Asia in its latest bid to secure a bigger slice of the global market for Proton cars. "They are tough markets,
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        SIA denies plan to buy Bouraq stake
        217 20 SINGAPORE Singapore Airlines has denied a newspaper report that claimed it planned to buy into an Indonesian regional carrier. The Jakarta-based economic daily Bisnis Indonesia reported yesterday that SIA planned to take a 20 per cent stake in privately owned Bouraq Airlines for
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        Lock icon Linatex may start banking operations by year-end
        372 20 NST kUALA LUMPUR Linatex Process Rubber Bhd. which will be transformed into an integrated financial services group under a major restructuring exercise, is likely to begin its commercial banking operations by the end of the year. The company is working out the size
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        Oei Hong Leong pulled out of Tomson HK$100m richer
        527 21  -  HK securities violations probe From Lim Soon Neo in HONGKONG SINGAPOREAN Oei Hong Leong pumped in about HKS23O million (SS46 million) and became chairman of Tomson Pacific, grew worried by alleged irregularities in share dealings and later pulled out HKSIOO million
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        Lock icon Probe report has little impact on Stanley Ho-linked firms
        430 21 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG The prices of publicly traded Hongkong companies named in a government investigation of alleged violations of security regulations were little changed yesterday. Analysts said investors were unmoved by Saturday's disclosure of the investigator's abridged report. Investigator John
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        Lock icon Shangri-La Prop's 1.25b rights share offer approved
        212 21 AFP MANILA Shangri-La Properties Inc. a Philippine holding company affiliated with kuok Properties of Malaysia, has approved a 1.25 billion-share rights ottering. Officials yesterday said the board of the real estate-based Shangri-La Properties approved the offering to all shareholders. The offering is expected
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        Lock icon Japan's Itochu seeks to establish trading unit in S Korea
        230 21 AFP SLOUL In a bid to expand its business base here, leading Japanese trading house Itochu has filed an application with the South Korean government to establish a trading subsidiary. government officials said yesterday. Itochu's application was filed on Saturday,
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          75 21 Reuter Zl 'RICH C 'iha Molding AG of Switzerland and South Korean pharmaceutical group ("hong Run Dang have agreed to collaborate in a joint venture to set up a production plant in India for the anti-tuberculosis drug rifampicin. Ciba said yesterday the partners
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          83 21 AFP r WLI China Motor Co Ltd has registered interim turnover of N I $21.45 billion (551.21 billion) for the first half of this year, a 54. 7 per cent jump on a year earlier, company officials said yesterday. The listed car-manufacturing company, with capital
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          108 21 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Shares in Asia Securities International (Asil) rose as much as IS per cent to HKS2.9O in early trading, with more than three million shares traded. The rise followed a report in yesterday's South C hina Morning Post that the chairman
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          Lock icon First Int'l Computer to sell stocks abroad
          72 21 News r.AIPEI Kirst International Computer Inc. one of Taiwan's largest makers ot computer products, has applied to raise USS6S million (5598.8 million) through an overseas stock sale, the Securities and Exchange Commission said. The shares will be offered as global depositary receipts, which
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          Lock icon Hutchison Telephone to convert networks
          85 21 Reuter HONGKONG Hutchison Telephone Co Ltd said it will begin converting its analogue-based cellular phone networks to digital systems in June 1995. Conversion of Total Access Communications System subscribers to Global System for Mobile communications will begin in June 1995. Conversion of Advanced Mobile Phone
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          105 21 Reuter SEOUL South Korea's Halla Group said it has signed a contract with China's Liaoyang City, in Liaoning province, to set up a joint-venture cement firm in the city. The joint-venture firm, with initial investment cost of US$26O million (***** million), will be capable
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        415 22 Reuter. Bloomberg Business News MELBOURNE The Broken Hill Pty Co Ltd said it could make acquisitions in or outside its traditional businesses steel, minerals and petroleum and announced its intention to expand its interests into power generation, particularly in Asia. BHP
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        230 22 Reuter CANBERRA Australian Finance Minister Kim Beazley yesterday said the public float of the government's remaining 75 per cent equity stake in Qantas Airways Ltd will take place in the first half of 1995. "On the advice provided to
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        210 22 Reuter SYDNtY Media baron Kerry Packer said yesterday he planned to boost his spending power by merging his listed Australian television and magazine operations to create an A 52.3 billion (552.6 billion) media giant. Analysts said the merger plan indicated Mr Packer,
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        382 22 Bloomberg Business News, Reuter SYDNEY The Australian Stock Exchange yesterday introduced a new index of the top 100 capital stocks, saying it may evolve into the market's benchmark indicator. The new ASXIOO index is expected to eventually replace the All Ordinaries
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        351 22 Bloomberg Business News BONN Germany's highprofit utilities used to be happy diversifying into real estate, or chemicals and machinery makers. Now, they're trying two new areas of expansion: waste disposal and telecommunications. The utilities, including some of Germany's largest concerns such as
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        KL mulling over setting up of Labuan monetary exchange
        424 23  -  From Ho Kay Tat in LABUAN MALAYSIA may launch the Labuan International Monetary Exchange (Limex) to bolster the island's status as an international offshore financial centre (IOFC), Deputy Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said yesterday. The setting up of Limex, similar to
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        237 23 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Electronic Data Interchange (M) Sdn Bhd (EDI Malaysia) is to introduce RinggitNet, a new application for the financial and commercial sectors. EDI Malaysia's chief operating officer Kamarudin Abu Bakar yesterday said the net-work-based facility would facilitate the exchange of
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        Not much G-7 can do to stabilise US$, says Warburg
        531 23  -  By Vikram Khanna SINGAPORE There is little the G-7 nations can do. or are likely to do, to stabilise the beleaguered US dollar, says SG Warburg chief international bond economist George Magnus. At a briefing for fund managers and financiers
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        Lock icon HK mutual funds recoup sales after two months of net outflows
        248 23 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Hongkong mutual fund sales picked up in May. rebounding from two successive months of net redemptions, the Hongkong Investment Funds Association said. Gross sales of mutual funds reached U*****.31 million (***** million) in May with
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        461 23 Innovation the key to turnaround, despite new controls, say underwriters Reuter LONDON Lloyd's of London remains at the heart of developing innovative insurance products despite the imposition of stricter controls on the market in the wake of record losses in the past four years.
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        545 23 Bloomberg Business News BANGKOK Securities One pic was the most active Thai brokerage during the first six months of this year, moving up from the number three spot last year, a report by Ekkapat Finance and Securities said. Securities One. an
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          98 23 Reuter BLIJINCi I he People's Construction Bank issued a 15 billion yen (*****.88 million) dragon bond in Hongkong and Singapore, the China business limes reported yesterday. It said the Industrial Bank ot Japan and a US firm were lead managers for the bond, with
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          108 23 Bloomberg Business News LONDON Ihe profitability of the UK fund-management industry reached a six-year peak last year because of buoyant markets, but the industry's costs are also rising far faster than they should, the financial limes reported, citing a survey by accountants Price Waterhouse.
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          Lock icon China tops 100b yuan bond target
          101 23 Bloomberg Business News LONDON China has exceeded its target of 100 billion yuan (SS 17.52 billion) for the sale of treasury bonds to finance its budget deficit for 1994-95. the Financial limes reported, citing the People's Bank. The bulk of the bonds sold carried
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          77 23 AFP MANILA The Asian Development Bank (ADB) on Fridayraised its rates for US dollar loans by a 0.01 percentage point, but cut them by a 0.05 percentage point for multi-currency loans. I he new rates, effective for the second half of 1994. are 6.21
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          96 23 Bloomberg Business News hRANKFUR I Deutsche Bank AG has denied that a report it commissioned from an accounting firm to investigate its business with failed property magnate Juergen Schneider could have been leaked to the press. Deutsche Bank is the largest creditor in the
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          Lock icon Bahrain offshore banking assets down
          63 23 Reuter MANAMA Total assets of offshore banking units (OBUs) operating in Bahrain dropped almost 10 per cent by end-March 1994 from a year earlier. The Bahrain Monetary Agency said assets of OBUs fell to U5559.58 billion (5590.74 billion) at end-March 1994 from U5566.18 billion at
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        Sicom offers career in commodity trading
        328 24  -  By R Sivanithy SINGAPORE Individuals who arc interested in full-time commodity trading will soon have the opportunity to trade on their own account on the newly formed Singapore Commodity Exchange (Sicom). At a seminar on "Business Opportunit- s for Enterprising Individuals" at the Hilton
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        225 24 Knight-Ridder SINGAPORE The Singapore Commodity Exchange has detailed the specifications for its proposed coffee contract, and added that it also hopes to introduce a cocoa contract in 1995. The coffee contract should be started later this year, and according to pamphlets issued by Sicom.
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        369 24 Reuter PERTH Australian diversified precious metals house. Gold Corp, is hoping to set up six joint ventures with Asian companies over the next five years in a drive to capture a larger slice of Asia's physical gold market. Chief executive Don Mack-ay-Coghill
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        539 24 Reuter HOUSTON Oil prices, buoyed by civil war in Yemen and a threatened strike in Nigeria. are likely to move higher and hold at around USS2O a barrel this week, industry' analysts said. "We're still going to see firmness and possibly
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        243 24 Bernama JtRTIII Malaysia can regain its position as the world's biggest rubber producer once puncture-tapping is widely used in the country. Deputy Primary Industries Minister Tengku Mahmud Mansor said. He said the innovative tapping method had been developed by the Rubber
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        Lock icon China's 1st half onshore oil output at record 69m tons
        198 24 Bloomberg Business News MI NING China's onshore oil production rose 0.44 per cent in the first half of this year to a record 69.36 million tons, the official Xinhua News Agency reported. l otal crude output for 1994 is now
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        176 24 Bloomberg ENERGY REPORT Bloomberg Business News LONDON Brent crude oil futures were little changed, with trading limited by the closure of the New York Mercantile Exchange for the US Independence Day holiday. All trade on the International Petroleum Exchange (IPE) will finish at
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        127 24 MOST ATTENTION this week is focused on a series of upcoming meetings in OECD countries that may determine the future course of the US dollar. These include the FOMC, Bundesbank and G7 meetings which may determine whether joint or unilateral actions on interest rates may
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        260 24 AFP LONDON The dollar remained weak yesterday, with traders fearing the Group of Seven summit meeting starting in Naples on Friday might take no action to shore up the greenback. After rising as high in the morning as 1.6028 marks and 99.15 yen. the greenback stood in late afternoon
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        1324 25 SIMEX REPORT Reuter SINGAPORE Simex Euroyen and Eurodollar futures ended little changed in moderate trading as traders maintained their focus on the currency developments ahead of the various financial meetings this week. Activity was muted with the US Independence Day holiday yesterday. The market was
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        KL tin rises in line with copper
        688 25 COMMODITY REPORTS KL Tin TIN closed 10 sen up at M 513.75 a kg in line with a firmer copper trend on the London Metal Exchange last week. The rise also reflected a further technical adjustment to recent declines which had sent prices
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          China predicts lower summer crops
          74 25 HONGKONG China's central government forecast a summer crop harvest of 105 million tonnes this year, down slightly from last summer's 108 million. China's summer crops consist mainly of wheat, early rice, maize and sweet potatoes. In a bid to ensure cash payments to farmers for
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          Manila buys 10,000 tonnes soymeal
          59 25 SINGAPORE The Philippines last week bought at least 10.000 tonnes of 48 per cent protein yellow Indian soymeal at U*****.50 (SS3SB) per tonne C&F for July shipment, traders said. Other traders said up to 30.000 tonnes of yellow Indian soymeal may have been bought in
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          India vegetable oil prices firm
          119 25 NEW DELHI India's wholesale vegetable oil prices are likely to stay firm in July because oil stocks are dwindling in the country. Fresh oilseeds crops are expected only in October, and the country has to manage until then with existing stocks. That will keep oil
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          World using more copper
          68 25 MELBOURNE Western world copper consump- tion should grow at an average rate of 2.6 per cent annually due to higher GDP growth rates in Latin America, parts of Europe, China and elsewhere in Asia. Australia's Broken Hill Proprietary said yesterday. The growth rate for copper consumption
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      1467 25 Rubber Jui> 4 Singapore Commodity Exchange Physical Prices (futures closing as at 5.30pm) Buyers Sellers As at 12 noon (S cents/kg) RSS 1 Contract (S ccnts/kg) Close Volume Ug l* Month H.gh Low Set, (tonnes) Interest Jg J Aug 94 I78.00 I7^.00N 94 \UM H2.25 i£2 .S3 3200
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        1067 26 21.3 l lit share market again followed the lead of Wall Street, closing firmer yesterday after a solid day's trading, particularly in resource stocks. I'he All Ordinaries Index gained 21.3 points finishing at 1.987.1. while the All Industrials climbed 23.4 to 2,922.8 and the All Resources jumped 20.2 to
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        Manila
        639 26 -49.38 The Philippine stock market continued its downturn, sliding by 1.83 per cent yesterday due to the continued weakness of other regional markets. An upturn just before the markets closed did not prevent the Philippine Stock Exchange Composite Index from falling by 49.38 points to settle at 2.645.13. Turnover
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        Seoul
        464 26 12.93 Share prices rebounded strongly yesterday amid favourable signs that the government was easing financial restrictions and shortterm interest rates declined. The Composite Price Index soared 12.93 points to settle at 951.23 points, taking it back to the previous high of 950 on May 28. Trading was brisk with
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        Taipei
        595 26 +61.79 1 he Taipei bourse yesterday regained momentum as a result of resumed buying interest, led by electrical and plastics as well as chemical shares, dealers said. Fxtending the previous session's 73.42-point jump on Saturday. the 374-issue Weighted Price Index put on another 61.79 points to settle at 6,067.63.
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        New Zealand
        336 26 26.45 Ihe NZSE-40 C apital Index closed up 26.45 points at 2.009.79 in quiet trade mostly due to rises in Telecom anil Fletcher Challenge. Market volume was a light NZ$22 million. The typically quiet Monday was even more subdued ahead of the Independence Day holiday in the US
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        Bombay
        106 26 -15.48 Share prices closed marginally lower in dull trading after most market players stayed on the sidelines. The BSE 30-share Index closed at a provisional 4,103.50, down 15.48 points from the previous close. The National Index fell 1.40 to a provisional close of 1,956.52. Brokers said trading was lacklustre
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        London
        709 26 +34.0 Stocks rose amid a rally by building and construction shares on speculation the industry will lead Britain's economic recovery. The rally came amid speculation about whether central bankers and leading finance ministers will act to prop up the dollar against the Japanese yen this week. The FT-SE 100
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        174 26 -6.68 French stocks declined as a sharp fall by the heavily weighted Alcatel Alsthom oftsct earlier gains. Throughout the day investors showed cautious optimism ahead of events this week that could help bolster the US dollar. A higher dollar would protect the profits of companies that operate in the
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        188 26 7.93 Swedish stocks rose as the government auctioned bonds successfully even though a leading lender boycotted the sale. Stockholm's OMX Index of 30 leading stocks climbed 7.93 points to close at 1,041.24. Seventeen stocks rose, nine fell, and four were unchanged. The index fell as low as 1.025.42 before
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        Frankfurt
        179 26 +7.30 German stocks closed higher after a day of subdued trading amid expectations that events this week could help support the weakened US dollar. That would raise profits of German companies selling in the US. But. most of all, it would help calm financial markets around the globe after
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        Brussels
        156 26 +30.52 Belgium's benchmark stock index recorded its biggest gain of the year as the dollar and bonds held steady. The Bel2o Index of leading shares closed up 30.52 points at 1,432.66, a rise of 2.2 per cent and its highest point since June 17. Analysts said stocks rose more
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        Milan
        155 26 33 Italians slocks rose as traders concentrated on better company earnings, and awaited news on European and US interest rates. The Mibtel Index closed up 33 points at 10.956. With the US market closed yesterday, traders were taking cues from improved Italian trade figures and better earnings prospects from
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        Amsterdam
        293 26 3.48 Dutch shares closed firmer as moderate buying interest pushed prices higher in a thin market supported by a steady dollar and slightly higher bond prices. The AEX index of 25 leading shares closed 3.48 points firmer at 388.00. Stocks regarded as oversold during the market's recent fall or
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        Zurich
        261 26 +25.97 Swiss shares edged higher on low volume. Dealers said major investors kept to the sidelines and professional buying met an empty market. The SPI Index closed up 25.97 at day's high of 1,743.31. The Blue-chip SMI Index ended 47 higher at day's high of 2,635.9. CS Holding bearers,
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        Johannesburg
        298 26 +43 South African shares extended their gains in slow trade yesterday amid hopes that world stocks will show signs of sustained strength, dealers said. But they said Wall Street's closure had slowed trade and investors would stay away until the US offered fresh direction. The Overall Index ended 35
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        Toronto
        690 26 19.66 Toronto stocks posted modest bargain-hunting gains in very light midday activity on a thinly populated trading floor, dealers said. "Absolutely nothing is happening here." one trader said. "It's a totally directionless market with no economic numbers to further our trading endeavours. There's a heavy absence of players, absence
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      2960 27 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Share price's were little changed in light trading as investors waited to see whether the Federal Reserve will boost US interest rates this week to holster the sagging US dollar. The benchmark Hang Seng Index of 33 leading stocks ended down 6.09 points at 8,628.28.
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      504 27 CLSA TURNOVER in the Shanghai B market remained thin at US$l.4 million with the index sliding 10.33 points to 755.50. Outer Gaoqiao was the worst performer, posting a loss of 7.7 per cent, under selling pressure from local investors on the news of a 3-for-10 rights issue. The Shenzhen
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      2614 27 Reuter TOKYO A lack of fresh bad news, after last week's flood of negative news, prompted some domestic investors to buy and left Tokyo shares ahead at the close. But the day was dull, with most investors sidelined by the yen's continued strength against the dollar, dealers said. "The
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      1523 27 Reuter BANGKOK Thai stocks fluctuated and closed up slightly despite bargain-hunt-ing among bank and finance counters, brokers said. The SET index inched up 1.57 to 1.274.91 after fluctuating between 1.264.31 and 1,275.77. Turnover was a thin 2.39 billion baht. against Thursday's 3.86 billion baht. The market was closed for
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      1179 27 Reuter JAKARTA Share prices closed lower in lifeless trading with foreign and local investors showing little interest in the market. The Official Index fell 0.37 point to close at 458.37. "On the whole, foreign investors are still net sellers. It is proving difficult to get them off the sidelines
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        Lock icon Players sidelined, waiting for news on US rates
        4609 28 Bloomberg Business News KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian stocks were mostly unchanged as investors waited to see where US interest rates are headed, traders said. Chemical Company of Malaysia and Tai VVah Garments were among the few stocks posting big price changes yesterday. The
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        1921 30  -  By R Sivanithy SINGAPORE There was light selling throughout the day as cautious investors positioned themselves for a large US interest rate hike when the Federal Reserve's policy-mak-ing Federal Open Market Committee meets today and tomorrow. The Straits Times Industrials Index drifted
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      363 31  -  By Alec Almazan SINGAPORE Negros Navigation Co has tied up with two partners who will pump 100 million pesos (555.6 million) into the Philippine interisland shipping firm. Negros. which became the first Philippine shipping company to go public when it listed its shares
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      608 31 Hindu News COLOMBO In April last year, Colombo port ran into operational problems. Lack of planning and management and a spate of New Year holidays set off a backlog in the clearance of vessels. This built up till November, creating congestion in the harbour.
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      831 31 Page Col Accord Group 8 1-3 Ahrcnkiel Liner 4 1/2 •APL 5 3-5 •Appcnship 8 4/5 •ANL 3 1/2 •ASCL 5 5 Assist Marine 6 1 Avant Shpg 6 4/5 Bait Orient Line 7 4/5 Bank Line. The 9 5 Batamindo 7 3
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      528 31  -  From Ho Kay Tat in LABUAN SABAH Shipyard Sdn Bhd (Saship). which is whollyowned by listed Westmont Bhd. wants to build a second shipyard for MSSO million (5529.2 million) in Sabah state. The company, which operates Malaysia's leading dockyard on Labuan island,
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      547 31 NYT ROME Political fundraisers come in various forms: USsl,ooo-a-plate dinners, celebrity auctions, sales of hats and balloons, and T-shirts. But for bizarre fundraisers, it would be hard to beat the chartering of the Achille Lauro the ship from which an American Jewish
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      480 31 Knight-Ridder NLW YORK The volume of ship tonnage lost through accidents last year fell sharply while the rate of ship demolition soared to the highest level in five years. Lloyd's Register of Shipping reports in its latest casualty returns published, according
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      12664 40 This is a list of ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world. It tabulates. b> 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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      3555 45 A Am.BC ontainerline N\: Ik-Ism Shpg Vgencics IV- Lid (SVMarinc Handling Sdn Bhd (Pk/PN). Accord (•roup: Accord Shpg Pte I Id (SyAccord Contr Line (I'k/PN). Adkris Business C orporation Philippine < alsource Shpg I rdg Pic Ltd (S) Ahrenkiel l.iiKT Service: kun Shpg it I rdg (S) Albatros
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      328 45 Abacus Couriers Id: 545-8011. I .iv 545-IX9X Air Express I ravel rd: 533-5771 lav 535-6144. Vir borne I rciglit orporalion I'd: 542-8X44 lav 542-3716. *****80 Airswift VV urkiwidc Courier Id: 2784)188 Fax 2^3-8283. AJS Supplies Id: 748-6322 (2 lines). 747-7421 Fax: 742-8975. Citv-link International Id: 344-3377. I ax:
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      1656 45 Vbex F.xpress Freight Id: 542- 7 PI lav 5423 7 X4 Vctinic Forwarder Id: 225-1X33. lax 225X'42 Vctivair Singapore Id: 542-7X22 lax 542X520 Verolink Freight Inlernafional Id: 545-8033. lax *****05 Verospeed Id: 542-s*#ll. lax: *****18. \ir Cargo Novo I xpress Id 542-5454 lax *****06 Xir F.xpress International Id:
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      2642 46 ALBANIA Durres: Two vessels in port operating of which 1 discharging bagged Hour. I steel. 1 bagged cement discharger waiting in roads for berth. ARGENTINA Santa Fe: No vessels berthed, none in roads. I vessel due. Diamante: No vessels berthed, none in roads, no vessels due. San Foren/o:
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      860 46 CRUISE FERRY SCHEDULES CRUISE SHIPS Arr l)ep Nrnt of \«*l El A KID Ports of Calls Port Agent telephone No JULY 05 05 Club Med 2 1900 Cruise to Nowhere Harpers Shipping 221-1388 05 05 Langkapuri Star 1X00 2200 Penang Jardine Shipping 224-1052 \quanus Agencies 06 06 Cluh Med 2
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      792 46 SHIP SALES TANKER RATES The information was contributed by Simpson Spence Young AFP AGAIN it is the handy dry hulk market that provides the maximum interest with the resulting sales of a eouple of ships that have been creating interest over recent weeks. These are the Rich Way 38.000 dwt
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        816 47 Vessel Voy No Berth Arrival Departure Vessel Voy No Berth Arrival Departure Jurong Port Baiam Speed3 ***** > poia 05 0 0/uu 050/ 0900 Anka Seta»a AS 16 94 B alongside 050/ AMI Batam Speed4 *****' P01A 04 4/1900 04 0/ 2200 BaJic Baru B334 11 alongside
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        2327 47 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Record Booking/Balance Rslts Ship Voy No Etb/Btr Period From To From Ac. Swan 125 A 06 1500 1A *****0 04 1659 04 1900 2B 04 1700 05 0659 05 0900 4 05,1200
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      836 47 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 arc indicated. The Cockett Bunker Price Index change and
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      1607 47 1 HE Baltic Freight Index for spot dry cargo shipping rates rose to 1.338 on 1 riday from 1.334 on June 30. It was a huo>ant end to the week as Panamax rates firmed in the Atlantic. but this has not been reflected in other areas of the
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      1105 48 I he golden era of the US space programme lias long passed with the landing of US astronauts on the moon. Partly as a result, the space business is try ing to ensure its survival with its own form of defence conversion AP
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      751 48 COURSES Title: Handling Transportation of Dangerous Liquids (Refresher) Duration: July 7 Dec 8 Organiser: Port of Singapore Authority Tel: For more information contact SPI at 321-1707/321-2830 or fax: 321-1416. Title: Certificate in Warehouse Operations (SDF 70%) Duration: July 18 Aug 22 Organiser: Singapore Institute of Materials Management let
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        574 50 Earlier lavofls. other cutbacks to lift earnings Bloomberg Business News NIAV YORK The light at the end of the tunnel got a bit brighter for US aerospace companies in the second quarter, as commercial sales showed signs of recovery after a fouryear slump.
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        330 50 NYT LOS ANGELES In a highly unusual move, the federal government has apparently cancelled a secret multi-billion-dollar contract awarded to TRW Inc and has ordered that the losing bidders. Lockheed Corp and Martin Marietta Corp. be allowed to bid again. TRW was
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        128 50 AFP PARIS Franco-British group GEC-Alsthom last week blamed Eurotunnel and British rail authorities for the delay in the start of passenger rail traffic through the cross-Channel tunnel to the fall. GEC-Alsthom. which builds the Eurostar trains that have been delayed, said that
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        416 50 Reuter CHARLOTTE, North Carolina The pilot of USAir Flight 1016 received a windshear alert moments before the DC-9 crashed, killing 37 of 52 passengers on Saturday evening, according to the National Transportation Safety Board. NTSB member John Hammerschmidt quoted radio transmission between the
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        59 50 AFP BRLSSKIJS Guy Divet drives the prototype 'Helios' of the technical school Marcel C'allo of Kedon (France) prior to winning the Belgian leg of the Fco-marathon, which took place for the First time in Brussels on Sunday, with a calculated consumption
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        288 50 Reuter CANBLRRA The Australian government has decided not to sell its airports company. the Federal \irports Corporation (FAC). as a single entity. the Australian Financial Review newspaper said yesterday. Quoting from leaked cabinet documents, the Financial Review said the
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        199 50 Reuter LONDON British Aerospace pic said last Friday the government's refusal to help fund the Luropean Future Large Aircraft (FLA) project as a possible replacement for part of Britain's fleet of Hercules aircraft was not a surprise. "This has been the government's position since
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          113 50 UPI lOKAO Japans Nissan Motor Co said that in a hid to take advantage ot the North American Free Trade Agreement it mav export passenger cars to the US from a plant in Mexico and ship autos to Mexico from a US facility. "This
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          84 50 Reuter NOUAKCHOTT Mauritania's national airline said one of its planes with SO passengers and crew crashed on landing at the inland town of lidjikja on Friday. Air Mauritanie spokesman loure Mamadou said he had no information yet about casualties, lie said the I okker-2K was
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          75 50 UPI \LV\ ORLFANS Ihe US Coast Guard responded last Friday to a ship on lire in the Gulf of Mexico about 144 km south-east of New Orleans. Most ot the 32-member erew of the Cvpriot-flagged 40.647-deadw eight-tonne hulk earrier lorum Chemist left the
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          68 50 Bloomberg Business News LONDON Smiths Industries pic is expected to announce the acquisition of a ducting business in the US for USSIO million (5515.2 million), the Sunday Iclcgraph reported. The UK aerospace and defence group has bought two industrial businesses for USS2? million and
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          111 50 Reuter BOMBAY A strike by cargo agents at Bombay's international airport and the commercial capital s two ports is costing India millions of dollars and crippling exports, traders said last Friday. Sugar, drugs, machinery and bullion are among thousands of tonnes of cargo piling up at
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          94 50 Reuter SI U I FCiAR r. Germany Mercedes-Benz AG. the car unit of Daimler-Ben/ AG. will produce about 586.000 cars this year, above the originally planned 570.000. a newspaper quoted a senior statl representative as saying last week. The Stuttgarter Sachrichten newspaper also quoted
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        1720 50 City FUlit ETA Flight ETD i City Flight IT* FKght ETD Abu Dhabi GA893 1835 GA984 2340 ME633 2355 1 GA974 2350 Durban SQ4Q6 0115 Adelaide QF81 1925 QF82 2055 Frankfurt SQ25 0645 SQ326 2230 SQ228 2120 LH772 1555 QF5 2235 Amsterdam KL831 0935 KL844 0035
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      16 31 US aerospace industry's new challenges. Page 2 US aerospace firms see signs of rebound, Back Page
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      1853 34 AOABA R RAM IE ALSO ACCEPTING FROM U SSH VOY NO 'HI It Q[>AH ,WA If 1 S' T< >N HBIIHI, A,M HI --UHI WEST MALAYSIA OANIOt 14 h Si Port Kelang Penang STUTTGART EXPRESS 04 i.'c 'd 7 P .10 7 1 rt d Pasir Gudanq V? W 117
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      630 34 CS2ZBBB AFGHANISTAN M&M Afghanistan Ltd., Hairatan. Torghundi Islamqala iDoqharun) C.1.5./RUSSIA: V stochny. Vladivostok. Moscow. I Baku, Tashkent. Irkutsk. Alma Ata. Ashgabad Dushanbe. Kiev N Korea: Pyongyang Nampc Mongolia: Ulaan Bator LCL TO CIS EASTERN EUROPE FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO NORTH/WEST AFRICA VESSEL SIN DKR Ned Hongkong V.2214 06/7 30/7 Ned
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      1439 34 I NORASijT I NORASIA SUN 9426 3 07 0 7 28 0 7 29 0 7 30/07 01 08 02 08 03 08 04 08 05 08 05 Off I I NORASIA PEARL 9427 3 14 07 05 08 06 08 07 08 08 08 09 08 10 08 11/00
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      1429 35 p W STRAITS SHIPPING PTE LTD 10 Hoe Chiang Road #11-01 Keppel Towers Singapore 0208 Tel: *****88 Fax: *****17 NEW GUINEA PACIFIC LINE <A SERVICE OF CHINA NAVIGATION CO) CARGO 001 SAM.S OMr STRAITS PRIOE Vl2f Mbara. KH 05 06 M 07 Jul 0« Jut FCt, LCL CONTAINER AND BREAKBULK
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      3496 35 SINGAPORE AGENT: o{n/\f*r P&O Containers (Singapore Agencies) Pte Ltd M vjllllLcll llvX d 10 Hoe Chiang Road #07-01 Keppel Towers. Singapore 0208 v Te< 225 2233 Te)ex RS ***** PNOCSP Fax 225 5327/222 7517 y CR Number **********0Z EXPORT IMPORT VESSEL VOV FPNC "PKG SIM SOU ANT HOT HAM GOT
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      45 35 0 ORIENTAL LINES f [INDIAN OCEAN SERVICE CONTAINER/BREAKBULK ETA ETA ETA ETA ETA SINGAPORE COLOMBO MALE MAHE MOMBASA MV FIRST CARRIER VOl/94 07/7 14/7 16/7 21/7 24/7 MV ARGOMAR VOl/94 18/7 25/7 27/7 1/8 4/8 Agents: sT= Inchcape Shipping Services Bookings: *****54/*****98 Fax No: *****88
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      610 36 i|K EKA JAYA AGENCIES A3|Br TEL: *****22 (8 LINES) FAX: *****05 SALES REPRESENTATIVES IN CHARGE HO CHI MINH CITY PAGER I HANDPHONE/PWECr IBM H<?6 ?i*W3« J2Z5524i*****54-_ KEIVIH CHAW 21WW2S *****22/*****83 ¥*HW 21W2S *****22 TO VIETNAM/HCMC CONTAINER-FEEDER SERVICE CENTER-POINT mk LINES rem hoy tr» stow hot n» hcmc wp«WW» ait rt.M
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      2112 36 HANJIN SHIPPING BOOKING TEL:- *****35-237 OPERATION TEL: *****41-253 SALES TEL:- *****30-233 DOCUMENT TEL: *****71-275 FDR VSI SKI LINE HAUL St* TV* POX FDR VSL SIN I LINE HAU. SA¥ HM NYC HANIIN SINGAPORE 014E 8 DIRECT 28/7 29/7 30/7 HANJIN SINGAPORE 014E 8 H SAVANNAH 044E 11/8 12/8 14 8
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      1066 37 I A I MULTILINE SHIPPING PTE LTD ■V (a member of SINSOV Group) CR NO: **********0 C ENQUIRIES: *****33 BOOKINGS: *****64. *****51, *****31. *****13 BALTIC: INWARD *****97 OUTWARD *****10 T/S *****10 ,4k BLASCO: INWARD *****65 OUTWARD *****28 T/S *****46 FESCO: BOOKINGS *****06 DOC *****07 MARINE INSURANCE: *****87 INVENTORY: *****59 AGENTS:
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      253 38 I Continental Pacific I Shipping £Jj TIMBER PLYWOOD SERVICE TO U.K./CONTINENT KKU SPORE PK LOADING FOR WORLD ARGUS SLD SID SID FLU/ROT/ANT/UK/ BELFAST FLAG TOM IN PT 10/7 FLU/ROT/ANT/UK MARIA K 15/7 20/7 23/7 FLU/ROT/ANT/UK Loads Sab ah Indonesia C R NO **********0H CONTIPAC SHIPPING PTE LTD Tel: *****32 Fax:
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      295 43 =M!in!nEL[HIARINnK V TEL: *****33 (12 Lines) S FAX: *****15/*****03 m TELEX: RS ***** RISHIP (3 Lines) CR NO.: **********0E |)3t\ ETHIOPIAN SHIPPING LINES (National Lines of Ethiopia) ACCEPTING FCL AND CONVENTIONAL V*«Ml Voy ETA Loading For Spar* Abbay Wona 40W8 t2/08 Daressalaam Mombasa O|ibouti Assab. Massawa Netsanet 35W8 15/09 Daressalaam.
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      1865 44 AABMN CONTAINER LINES, INC I^IV/VVlAgents: MAC-NELS SPORE: *****22 (24 LINES) V-J \y 'cm Nk mmmmm SIBU (084) *****9 KUCHING (082) *****3 PENANQ: (04) *****6 BANGKOK (662) *****57 MANILA (632) *****61 P.KELANG: (03) *****77 JAKARTA: (21) *****07 SURABAYA: (31) *****0 ASIA HKG/TWN/BKKI GENOA/EUROPE PEN PKL SIN 5 SAILINGS/WEEK PEN PK SIN
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      187 44 SEAWARD SHIPPING AND TRADING CO (S) PTE LTD £1* El* (I* SPOM POftl HUANG PINANG BIUI IADt 10 loadm* tui NUURUVAI HUOMU lb 7 lo*fcny tm Dub<« DOtPMN n I 1 ujAiv for M.iinoNKß sumw m p<*t L lAdtn* For M.ilr UMMIIDH >0 1 I *JiT, TUI M^lPUOGMSS I Bid
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      501 48 —!f NORTH PHILIPPINES FULL CONTAINER SERVICE VESSEL VOYAGE SINGAPORE MANILA LANKA MAHAPOLA *****N 08/07 (FRI) 13/07 (WED) PERVOMAYSK *****N 12/07 (TUE) 16/07 (SAT) TWO SAILINGS WEEKLY VIGOUR PACIFIC *****N 15/07 (FRI) 20/07 (WED) FRIO Y AND TutSDAV LANKA MAHAPOLA T4005N 19/07 (TUE) 23/07 (SAT) SOUTH PHILIPPINES FULL CONTAINER SERVICE VESSEL
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      853 49 A HYUNDAI I MERCHANT MARINE CO. LTD. WESTBOUND TO EUROPE BKG: *****61 I PNA* PKE* PGD* VESSELS VOY SIN RTM ANT° LEH" HAM BREj PEL I 08/07 08/07 09/07 H. COMMANDER 310W 11/07 30/07 01/08 02,08 01/08 01 08 03/ 08ij 13/07 15/07 16/07 SI MARINER 311W 18/07 06 08
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