The Business Times, 13 July 1996

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  • 13 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES MITA (P) 04(V12/95 Internet: http://www.asial.com.sg/biztimes SINGAPORE WEEKEND EDITION, JULY 13-14,1996
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  • 543 1  -  Residential devts on former industrial land will be exempted subject to certain conditions Byi Catherine Ong [SINGAPORE] The Government yesterday gazetted new rules to exempt a wider range of property projects from having to pay development charges. A major change is that residential developments on
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  • 83 1 [SINGAPORE] This hawker at Queen street did not know what the Great Singapore Sale was all about but he did a roaring business yesterday. There was a regular flow of customers, with even a queue forming every now and then for his "loose"
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  • 469 1  -  Current board asks major shareholders to name nominees by next Thursday Byi Conrad Raj [SINGAPORE] The management of Amcol Holdings is to be returned to its major shareholders even as the company's shares sank to a new low for the year. Exactly
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  • 81 1 Reuter (NEW YORK] Wall Street stocks fell sharply for a second day yesterday as investors continued to shift money into cash and bonds amid jitters about the financial reporting season. At 1 pm EDT, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 26.23 points or 0.48 per
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  • 645 1  -  If final subsidy is more, govt will increase the budget By* Chuang Peck Ming [SINGAPORE] Parliament yesterday approved a sum of 12.7 billion to subsidise a second offer of Singapore Telecom shares to Singaporeans at a discount. The final cost of
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  • SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
    • HOUSE Briefs
      • 68 2 AN Electoral Boundaries Review Committee has not been appointed, said Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong. It will be appointed after his National Day Rally Speech next month, he told Opposition MP Low Thia Khiang when the latter persisted with his questioning. Exactly when? Mr Goh
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      • 65 2 THE Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB) is still doing follow-up investigation of a case involving an employee of the UK subsidiary of oil giant Exxon who had accepted bribes from Keppel Shipyard in 1994 and 1995, Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong said. The
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      • 77 2 THREE-room households in HDB flats will get $65 more in rebates, Finance Minister Richard Hu said. The amount is made up of a one-month increase in service and conservancy rebates of $25 and a rise in utilities rebates of $30. The increase, which
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      • 69 2 SEVEN new bills were introduced yesterday. Among them: the Countervailing and Anti-Dumping Duties Bill and the Sentosa Development Corporation (Amendment) Bill. The first seeks to deter the dumping of goods from other countries that could harm local industries. The second will provide the Sentosa Development
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    • 382 2  -  By Jenny Lam RETAILERS are singing praises about this year's Great Singapore Sale, saying it was well-organised and promoted compared to the two previous ones. They told BT that they were ringing higher turnover in the first two weeks of the month-long event, with locals
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    • 324 2 PACKARD BELL will decide whether to site its Asia-Pacific manufacturing operations in Singapore or Malaysia within the next two weeks. Lim Huat Seng, vice-presi-dent and managing director for Asia Pacific said yesterday, that the Malaysian sites are likely to be in the northern
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    • 206 2 CITY Developments will start marketing its newest office building, Commerce Point in Phillip Street, for lease at the end of the month. Spa at' he 19 storey office towe; is to go for around >y pet sq ft per month. An analyst said: "$9
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    • 434 2  -  PARUAMEMT Bplflving tfiA would be unfair to real buyers, minister tells House Byy Chuang Peck Ming FINANCE Minister Richard Hu stuck to his guns yesterday despite calls by Members of Parliament for a relaxation of some of the measures introduced in May
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    • 470 2  -  Those which charge for information will be licensed By Poo-Cheong Wai Ming Goh Ken Yi FINANCIAL institutions and companies which provide online news and commentaries on the Internet for a fee or other payment are covered under the new Net regulations.
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    • NEWS Roundup
      • 80 2 MAJOR electronic equipment manufacturer Brother International yesterday opened a $1.5 million training centre at Tannery Lane—the first outside Japan. It will train agents and dealers in servicing and maintaining products throughout Asia. South-east Asia managing director KatsuJi Iwatake said: "The demand for office equipment continues
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      • 96 2 THE Minister for Trade and Industry, Yeo Cheow Tong, will attend a two-day A pec trade ministers' meeting in Christchurch, New Zealand, starting this Monday. The meeting aims to provide initiatives which A pec can undertake as its contribution to the World Trade Organisation's
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      • 71 2 THE Ministry of Labour's department of industrial safety has lifted its stop work order on GQ Industry's erection of two blocks of four-storey flats at the junction of Lorong Sarina/ Lorong Yasin. The site was found to have 12 types of unsafe conditions when
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      • 63 2 SINGAPORE Telecom's telephone service guarantee scheme comes into effect this Monday. Customers who fail to be get installation and maintenance of phone lines, IDD, call waiting and call transfer services within five days will get free local calls. For each day beyond the the
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      • 62 2 A NEWLY elected executive committee of the National Association of Travel Agents Singapore (Natas) was announced yesterday. Kenny Goh, managing director of Ken-Air Travel Management Systems, replaces Robert Khoo as the association s new president. The eight-member executive committee, which will serve for two years, was
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    • 395 2  -  Ponds with local nnit trusts up 32% in first five months By Shiv Taneja AT least 21 new unit trust funds are set to be launched before year-end as the Singapore fUnd management industry continues to grow at a
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    • 218 2  -  By] Michelle Low THE Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) said yesterday it has rejected the Kuok group's sole bid for a Seletar Springs land parcel tendered in May as "too low". Kuok's $33.9 million quote, or $89 per square foot, was the only bid
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
    • 394 2 'I'MM WEATMIBK at "irr~ Showers over several areas in the late morning and early afternoon. Temperature (32-25) Ada r«i—ii HL/La* Oai Eorm Hi/La* OwL f Ht/Ls* CM AirUud 15/0* Swy Mrti I*l3 Cloudy Attanu 28/23 Cloudy Bangkok STH Suany Atom 3tT& Sumv BuraosAim 13/02 (loudv Ihftag 2&« (loudy Bnla 22/11
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  • FOCUS: PERSONAL FINANCE & INVESTMENT
    • BULL'S EYE
      • 508 3 Those polled for their views on the Singapore stock market's outlook in the week ahead are: Alliance, Credit Lyonnais, Daiwa, Fraser, GK Goh, ING Barings, Merrill, Deutsche-Morgan, Nomura, Phillip. Gorttag btcnatimal Lfei (OIL) ♦GIL will be acquiring the remaining 50 per cent of the profitable casino operations
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      • Article, Illustration
        651 3  -  Salmani HE PAST few months I have certainly been X eventful for the local bourse. Basically, there has been no dearth of bad news. First, there was the disappointing corporate results season. As prices adjusted to the lower-than-expected earnings, fund managers shifted their attention to other regional
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    • 810 3 With the US stock market not looking safe, investors have found a haven in real estate funds Bloomberg Business News [NEW YORK] Yes, the stock market boom proved a bonanza for many stockholders last year and much of this year. Now with many stocks
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    • 345 3  -  By\ Shahiron Sahari [SINGAPORE] The Business Times Golf Index slipped slightly in June, possibly signalling the end of a short-lived recovery in the golf membership market. The BT Index, which tracks the advertised membership prices of eight Singapore golf and country clubs, went
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    • 482 3 ANNUALBBD ANNUAUSBD 3 YRS/ DATA RETURN ROR/RKWARD INCEPTION Singapore Equity Funds ""roS 'EE 55 2 caimoky UOBUHftmd Jill 86 18.81 Ml 76.78 C Oaca>wr»OMUir—d Jul 87 15.69 MT 59.03 C antPTfcguity Feb 80 11.97 HT> 43.85 CL«Bppore growth Sep 70 16.04 IH 59.93 P
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    • 240 3 [SINGAPORE] It is not hard to see why UOB Asset Management has emerged as one of the most successful unit trust managers in town it is ranked tops in virtually every category in a new survey. The survey, conducted by Standard Chartered Bank's investment services unit,
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  • REGION
    • 413 4  -  JAKARTA High-powered panel will formulate policies and prioritise state firms that are ready for listing Reports by S N Vasuki THE Indonesian government has formed a high-powered team to supervise the privatisation of state-owned enterprises in view of the process slowing down. The team, comprising
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    • 346 4 KUALA LUMPUR Reuter MALAYSIA'S trade deficit is expected to shrink by 22.3 per cent to M|7.14 billion (Ss4 billion) from M 59.19 billion in 1995, the Ministry of International Trade and Industry said yesterday in its annual report. Total imports are
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    • 220 4 IN A bid to speed up industrial growth, the Indonesian government will introduce a scheme granting a 10-year tax holiday for companies investing in certain industrial sectors. Although details of the scheme will only be announced later, indications are that local joint ventures with
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    • 267 4 BANGKOK AFP LEADING Myanmar businessman The in Tun hopes to sign a deal with Malaysia's Asia-Euro Brewery after Danish brewing giant Carlsberg pulled out of a brewery project, the Bangkok Post reported yesterday. Mr Thein Tun told the newspaper he was negotiating
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    • 348 4 KUALA LUMPUR Rafidah tells of five-year master plan which will be unveiled by early Oct AFP MALAYSIA is to unveil a fiveyear plan to focus its economy on high technology and capital intensive industries, International Trade and Industries Minister Rafidah Aziz said
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    • 59 4 [SEEM REAP, Cambodia] Buddhist monks, living in a monastery in the grounds of the ancient Angkor Wat temple complex, work on the roofof their new school house last week. After two decades of war, the people of Cambodia are now trying to rebuild the country's crippled economy
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    • 181 4 HANOI Reuter THE United States and Vietnam, a year to the day since normalising relations, vowed yesterday to add zest to their slow-moving economic and strategic ties. 'This is an additional milestone which helps consolidate our friendship," Communist Party secretary general Do
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    • 377 4 JAKARTA Megrar&tiakty problem to be tackled on his return: analysts Reuter PRESIDENT Suharto faces some tricky political issues on his return to Indonesia with a clean bill of health, but the economy remains robust despite market jitters before he left for medical tests in Germany.
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    • 189 4 JAKARTA Reuter INDONESIA'S powerful military denied that it had played a role in ousting Megawati Sukarnoputri from the leadership of the Indonesian Democratic Party (PDI), a newspaper reported yesterday. A government-backed rebel congress elected Deputy Speaker of Parliament Suijadi as the party chief
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    • 549 5  -  TOKYO Move significant as it prioritises a manageable number of areas for action, say analysts By. Anthony Rowley JAPANESE Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto yesterday instructed colleagues to prepare economic deregulation measures in six areas financial services, distribution, telecommunications, land and housing, employment, and
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    • 215 5 WASHINGTON Bernama-Kyodo JAPANESE Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto has promised US President Bill Clinton a new government-level semiconductor agreement by July 31, acting US Trade Representative Charlene Barshefsky said on Thursday. But she said an agreement "would be unlikely" when she meets Japanese International
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    • 279 5 TAIPEI Taiwan-funded organisations in HK to stay after colony reverts to China Reuter TAIWAN'S President Lee Teng-hui vowed yesterday not to withdraw state-funded organisations from Hongkong after the British colony's 1997 handover to China. "Our organisations must stay (in Hongkong) in the name of
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    • 310 5 HONGKONG AFP CHINA considers Hongkong's chief secretary Anson Chan to be "too westernised" for the job of chief executive in the territory's post-1997 government, a report said yesterday. Ms Chan informed British officials during a visit to London earlier this month that she
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    • NOTE Book
      • 70 5 Reuter [WELLINGTON] The New Zealand government yesterday lost one of the largest damages claims in the country's history over its sale of New Zealand Steel to collapsed investment company Equiticorp in 1987. After a 13-month civil case Justice Robert Smellie ordered the government to
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      • 47 5 Reuter [NEW DELHI] Senior members of India's Congress party said yesterday their leader, former prime minister P V Narasimha Rao, should quit. Mr Rao's resignation could affect the ftiture of the six-week-old government of Prime Minister H D Deve Gowda.—Reuter
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      • 66 5 AFP [BEIJING) Authorities have intensified their probe into a huge corruption scandal that brought down the city's party chief and prompted the suicide of the deputy mayor, the Beijing Daily said yesterday. Chen Xitong, Beijing municipal party secretary, was forced to resign last April for
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      • 40 5 AFP [TOKYO] Japan's space agency confirmed yesterday it would launch an experimental European satellite using an enhanced version of its H-2 rocket. The H-2A will launch the three-tonne satellite Artemis in 2000, it said. —AFP
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    • 238 5 SYDNEY Bloomberg Business News TELSTRA Corp, Australia's state-owned telecommunications company, may cut about 9,000 jobs in the next 12 months as part of a cost-cut-ting drive to make it more competitive, chief executive Frank Blount said in a letter to staff.
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    • 292 5  -  SYDNEY By I Surinder Singh AUSTRALIA'S economy is experiencing a very soft landing, but a question mark hangs over the sustainability of investment in plant and equipment, says a leading forecasting and market intelligence group. BIS Shrapnel economists Frank Gelber and Peter Jones said in their
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    • 339 5 BEIJING Reuter CHINA'S inflation, down to a creditable 7.1 per cent in the first half, may rise over the rest of 19% but is not likely to top a government target of 10 per cent for the year, economists said yesterday. Higher
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  • THE WORLD
    • 314 6 LONDON FT EUROPEAN Union foreign and trade ministers are due next week to consider possible retaliation against US legislation aimed at penalising foreign investors in Cuba. The legislation, rushed into law to punish Cuba for shooting down two US light aircraft
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    • 206 6 ■GENEVA Tokyo may appeal against ruling, says finance minister Bloomberg Busi ness News AFP THE World Trade Organisation has said Japanese taxes illegally penalise imported alcoholic drinks, including Scotch whisky and cognac, and enjoined Japan to end the discrimination. The ruling, only
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    • 525 6 WASHINGTON Mixed economic news suggests Fed can put off decision on whether to raise rates, say analysts Bloomberg Business News Reuter INFLATION bubbled up in June while retail sales posted the steepest decline in almost a year, government figures showed
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    • 40 6 [MYRTLE BEACH, South Carolina] Myrtle Beach residents standing on top of wooden supports as they watch Hurricane Bertha surging in on Thursday. Bertha's eye was expected to crash on ashore the North Carolina coast yesterday afternoon. REUTER
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    • 231 6 WASHINGTON Bloomberg Business News THE US Senate sent President Bill Clinton legislation on Thursday to grant US taxpayers new power in disputes with the Internal Revenue Service. The president is expected to sign the measure into law, because he
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    • WO\rld Watch
      • 58 6 Reuter [BRUSSELS] The European Court of Justice rejected yesterday a demand by Britain for the immediate suspension of the European Union's worldwide ban on British beef exports. It said the European Commission had the legal authority to impose the ban and the
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      • 59 6 Reuter [LONDON] Britain's Prince Charles and Princess Diana yesterday agreed on the terms of their divorce, ending a 15-year royal marriage that once thrilled the world but which has ended in bitter public wrangling. Lawyers for the divorce proceedings would begin on Monday and
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      • 64 6 Reuter [BRUSSELS] The European Commission warned France and Belgium yesterday they faced legal action unless they respected two key pieces of European Union legislation in the insurance sector. It sent a reasoned opinion to the French government urging it to implement in national law the
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      • 47 6 AFP [DUBLIN] The European Commission has earmarked 25 million ECUs (5J35.3 million) for projects to create new jobs, it announced yesterday after an informal meeting on employment which called for particular attention to the problem of long-term unemployment in Europe. —AFP
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    • 490 6 LONDON Choice of next head expected to ha ve significant impact on bank's future reyter THE suicide of a leading member of the Rothschild dynasty has thrust family-owned merchant bank N M Rothschild Sons unwillingly into the limelight, raising questions over who will be its
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    • 213 6 MILAN Reuter FORMER Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi was charged with illegal political party funding yesterday and ordered to stand trial with the symbol of Italy's discredited old guard, ex-premier Bettino Craxi. Several top managers at Berlusconi's Fininvest media empire were also indicted, including
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    • 328 6 ■LONDON Reuter BRITAIN is poised for its strongest period of consumer growth since the 1980s, but may still manage to avoid the destructive boom-and-bust cycle which has dogged its economy in the past, analysts say. Official forecasts of a pickup in
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    • 328 6 WASHINGTON Apec ministers' meet will also be asked to help root oat graft in govt purchasing Reuter AFP ACTING US Trade Representative Charlene Barshefsky said on Thursday that she hopes next week's meeting of Asia-Pacific trade ministers will help lay the groundwork for
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  • COMPANIES & MARKETS
    • 437 7  -  Analysts say number sold is encouraging for first-day sales in current market By] Michelle Low [SINGAPORE] City Developments sold 79 Pare Palais apartments yesterday the first day of the project's official launch. Analysts say the number represented an encouraging rate
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    • 386 7  -  By] Paul Leo [SINGAPORE] The government's offer of Singapore Telecom shares to Singaporeans later this year is unlikely to come with a deep discount, said analysts yesterday. But they were divided over the size of the impending issue, with some saying
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    • 364 7 Plan also far mobile phone and paging tie-up in Taiwan [SINGAPORE] Singapore Telecom yesterday announced two initiatives that would raise its profile in Asia. One is a $16 million investment in a mobile telephone network in Ho Chi Minh City. The other
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    • 689 7  - Unit trusts'growth —mature investors make the difference HOCK LOCK SIEW Shiv Taneja IT WAS a particularly satisfying first six months for unit trust managers in Singapore, who collectively raised about $250 million from five fund launches, while an equal amount of fresh capital was injected into existing unit trusts. Satisfying,
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    • 270 7 [SINGAPORE] About half the new shares sold in the initial public offering of Dovechem Terminals Holdings will go to the small investor who applied for less than 10,000 shares. Dovechem offered 22.68 million new shares at 90 cents each comprising 25 per cent
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    • 97 7 [SINGAPORE] Mainboard-listed Pan Malayan Holdings said yesterday its three-for-two rights issue of 45 million shares was undersubscribed. It received acceptances for 38.9 mUlion rights shares and applications for excess rights shares of 1.1 million, totalling 40 mUlion rights shares 89.1 per cent of the offer.
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    • SINGAPORE & MALAYSIAN COMPANIES
      • 479 8  -  Comp&ny also an veils Msl.B4b cash-raising exercise through bonds, rights issue From, Ho Kay Tat in Kuala Lumpur EKRAN Bhd, project manager for the Bakun hydroelectric dam, on Thursday awarded Ms 9 billion (555.11 million) worth of contracts to four of
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      • 209 8 NST [KUALA LUMPUR] The government plans to merge the Securities Commission and the Commodities Trading Commission to better supervise commodities and derivatives trading in the local capital market. Deputy Finance Minister Affifuddin Omar said a study is being undertaken by the Treasury to
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      • 176 8 [SINGAPORE] Sesdaq-aspi-rant Advanced Systems Automation said yesterday that all 7.15 million placement shares priced at 86 cents have been fUlly taken up five days after its initial public offer launch. The company is also offering 21.45 million shares to the public at
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      • 188 8  -  By R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] The organisers of the Annual Report Awards (ARA) have widened the field of competitors this year. For the first time, companies that are incorporated elsewhere but which have a primary listing here are eligible to compete for the awards. Speaking at
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      • COMPANY Briefs
        • 63 8 [SINGAPORE] Aztech Systems said yesterday that the book value of Its inventory of CD-ROM drives—finished goods and components—as at July 4 was $5.59 million. Aztech was responding to articles in The Straits Times and The Business Times, where analysts said if Creative Technology was
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        • 59 8 In yesterday's BT report "APB to sell stake in Myanmar brewery to F&N", we said Dutch brewers Heineken holds a 10.4 per cent stake in Asia Pacific Breweries. This is incorrect Heineken's direct stake in APB is 9.4 per centIncluding its indirect holdings, it has 42.5 per
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      • 246 8  -  CCube to serve as IT arm of a listed KL conglomerate By Kenneth James [SINGAPORE] Computer company Connected Computing Corporation (CCube) will soon become a subsidiary of a listed Malaysian conglomerate. It will be 51 per cent owned by the Malaysian group,
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    • SHIPS IN PORT
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      • 1680 8 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Boofcinq/MMc* Rstls Ship Voy Mo Etb/Btr Porkx) Fro* To From 4t* J*«t 2*4* M/MOO B 12/1500 12/145* 8/l*M 21 a/1700 U/049* I3A>*00 13/0700 U/09* 13/M00 4 13/1200 U/M9* 13/1700 tnUtm 0M4 MM M SMM M* B/BM 24 12/1700 13/045* 13/0*00
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    • REGIONAL & INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES
      • 668 9 Pacific Stock Exchange Index sheds more than 4% on Thursday NYT [NEW YORK] The list of corporate casualties in the technology field is lengthening. It's easy to dismiss an Apple Computer or a Digital Equipment as companies bedevilled by problems of their own making. But
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      • 255 9 Bloomberg Business News [FRANKFURT] Escom AG confirmed that the administrator appointed to work out a rescue plan for the personal computer retailer considers bankruptcy for the holding company "probable". Talks were underway yesterday between Escom creditors and Frankfurt lawyer Bernhard Hembach,
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      • 367 9 Poor results from HP, Motorola do not reflect overall trend AFP [WASHINGTON] The future of the US computer industry remains healthy despite a plunge on Wall Street on Thursday led by a hammering in technology issues, analysts maintained. They said disappointing
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      • 43 9 [ATLANTA] Tourists visiting the newly-opened Coca-Cola Olympic village here on Thursday. The village is one of several attractions set up in the city by official sponsors of the centennial Olympic Games which are scheduled to open on Friday. AFP
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      • 341 9 Bloomberg Business News [NEW YORK] US investors shovelled a record U5522.4 billion (5531.7 billion) into foreign stocks during the first quarter, betting low global interest rates would boost earnings in the world's fastestgrowing economies. The investment brought overseas equity holdings among American
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      • COMPANY Briefs
        • 80 9 Bloomberg Business News [WASHINGTON] John Simplot and his affiliates joined the sell-off in technology stocks by slashing their stake in Micron Technology Inc to 6.6 per cent. Mr Simplot, the founder of a potato processing empire, is a long-standing investor in Micron. The investment group sold
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        • 68 9 Reuter [NEW DELHI] India's Department of Company Affairs has ordered the prosecution of Reliance Industries for its involvement in a share switch scandal. Finance and Company Affairs Minister P Chidambaram told parliament yesterday. He said the department has asked the Registrar of Companies in Bombay,
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        • 40 9 Bloomberg Business News [ZURICH] Six Swiss electrical power suppliers have formed a new company, Diax AG, to provide telephone services once Switzerland's 12 billion Swiss franc (5513.5 billion) telecommunications market is deregulated in 1998.
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        • 64 9 FT [MOSCOW] Gazprom, the Russian energy company with hydrocarbon reserves greater than Shell and Exxon combined, plans in October to offer up to 9 per cent of its shares internationally. The over-the-counter market in Moscow values Gazprom at about US$4 billion (555.6 billion). But
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      • 250 9 Bank results defy fears of losses in Snmitomo debacle FT [NEW YORK] JP Morgan confounded speculation that it had lost US$lOO million (Ssl42 million) in the Sumitomo copper trading debacle as it posted second-quarter results well above analysts' expectations.
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      • 284 9 Reuter [DETROIT] Chrysler Corp, reporting record quarterly sales, said yesterday it earned US$l billion (Ssl.4 billion) in the second quarter, up from US$l35 million a year earlier. The No 3 US carmaker said sales climbed 27 per cent to
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      • 375 9 SCMP [HONGKONG] Hongkong Telecom (HKT) may accept a non-cash settlement with the government for relinquishing its monopoly over international telephone calls, says the company's chief executive, Linus Cheung Wing-lam. The company might accept payment in kind for giving up the exclusive
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      • 124 9 Reuter [SHANGHAI] China's Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets have expanded quickly this year with combined market capitalisation surging to more than 600 billion yuan (5J101.6 billion), the Shanghai Securities News said on Thursday. By July 9, capitalisation in Shanghai had risen to 430.8 billion yuan,
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      • 245 9 AFP [SEOUL] South Korea announced a sweeping stock market liberalisation programme yesterday, including the free pricing and unlimited volume of initial public offerings (IPOs). The Ministry of Finance and Economy also said it would gradually raise the daily permissible stock price fluctuation band to 10
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    • FINANCE & COMMODITIES
      • 519 10 Fears that the dated yen settlement system may cause failure of payments Reuter [TOKYO] JAPAN'S commercial banks and the central bank are struggling to reduce risks in foreign exchange transactions to avoid the impact of a default originating in Japan spilling over into markets
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      • 150 10 AFP (BEIJING] China is to offer $0 biUion yuan (555.08 billion) in three-year Treasury bonds next month, the Ministry of Finance announced yesterday. The bonds will be issued from Aug 6 to 26 in three denominations —100 yuan, 1,000 yuan and 5,000
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      • 435 10 USI/mark: US$ failed to gain any momentum for the first four days of this week, keeping between 1.5193 and 1.5312. The short-term outlook remains mixed with crucial resistance and support still seen at 1.5490 and at 1.5105 respectively. A breach of either level is required
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      • 549 10 Insurer expects same level of profit in 1994 Bloomberg Business News [LONDON] Lloyd's of London made a record profit of £1.084 biUion (552.38 bUlion) in 1993 because of higher premium rates and fewer catastrophes. Lloyd's reports its results three years
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      • 249 10  -  By< Conrad Raj [SINGAPORE] Indonesia's Gajah Tunggal Group yesterday formalised its US$36O million (Ssso9 million) loan facility for its Jakarta-based tyre company. The loan was not only the largest Indonesian corporate borrowing this year but also the largest in Singapore in terms of the
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      • 228 10 Reuter [LONDON] Copper prices dived lower during yesterday's LME pre-market trading, as a smaller than expected decrease in warehouse stocks snuffed out an attempted technical bounce, traders said. Inventories fell 975 tonnes to 232,875 tonnes, against expectations of a decline of some 4,000 tonnes. This
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      • 176 10 Reuter AFP TiJMidfrn THE dollar traded near session highs in late Europe after a day spent locked in tight ranges, but analysts warned that the US unit had little independent strength and was largely reliant on outside influences. The dollar was cheered by the slight gains on Wall
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      • 287 10 ENERGY REPORT Reuter [LONDON] Oil prices backed off after Thursday's sharp rally, but remained strong, holding above levels seen since the end of April. Benchmark Brent crude futures for August delivery on London's International Petroleum Exchange dipped to US$l9.Bl a barrel at 1620 GMT,
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    • 1635 11 Reuter QNikkei 225 -236J3 STOCKS ended sharply lower yesterday, hit by Wall Street's fall overnight and selling related to the expiry of option contracts in the morning, brokers said. They added that shares, which touched a technical support level yesterday, were unlikely to fall further. The key Nikkei 225
      Reuter  -  1,635 words
    • 2368 11 LONDON Industrials *M2 *»l A. A. Corp Adr 602/6 -2 AS Ports 278 -2 AbDry National 571 unch Allied Lyons 435 -4 A«—r Q> 2 Argyi 346 Auli Group 118.400 -2.100 BAT Ind 479 -5 8ICC 312 -3 BOC Group 937 -1 BR Petroleum 597 unch BTR
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      1714 12 Reuter Q Hang Seng -118.87 STOCKS ended sharply lower, after Wall Street's tumble overnight rattled investors and left them wary about the Dow industrials' performance later yesterday. The key Hang Seng Index dropped 118.67 points to close at 10,802.68. Turnover was HK$5.Ol billion. "We were generally affected by the
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      599 12 Shanghai B Share Index +OJ4 SHANGHAI'S B shares ended up yesterday on a technical rebound, but trading was dull with investors sidelined before publication of interim results, brokers said. The index rose 0.14 point, or 0.29 per cent, to 49.07 points on volume of 6.3 million shares worth US$2.B
      Source: Credit Lyonnsis Securities(Asia) Ltd  -  599 words
    • 346 12 AFP □WPlndn -20J3 SHARE prices in Taiwan finished 0.3 per cent lower as investors sold heavyweight financial issues. Losses caused by sellings of banking stocks wiped out gains posted by industrial issues, said Samson Chueh of President Securities Corp. The Weighted Price Index declined 20.93 points to 6,226.26. Turnover
      AFP  -  346 words
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      724 12 AFP Pi Composite Index +0.26 SHARE prices closed barely higher yesterday in thin trade with foreign investors sidelined amid an absence of incentives, dealers said. "It was pretty dull. Basically, the effect of the sharp falls on Wall Street was slightly balanced here by investors regaining some confidence following
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      836 12 AFP D SET Index -UJ4 THAI shares prices fell 1.6 per cent in light trading yesterday following losses in New York and concerns about the stability of the Thai coalition government, analysts said. The broad-based Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) Index fell 19.24 points to close at 1,206.94 points.
      AFP  -  836 words
    • 339 12 AFP Q Manila -11S2 PHILIPPINE share prices fell 0.4 per cent yesterday amid fears of a possible rise in US interest rates. "People are selling to cut (potential) losses as they fear a further decline in the market is inevitable," said analyst Henry Ong of Sapphire Securities Inc.' The
      AFP  -  339 words
    • 419 12 AFP n Composite fatal -7.57 SHARE prices closed 0.9 per cent lower on the Korea Stock Exchange as sentiment was undermined by worries that the market might be set for further declines, dealers said. "Investor concerns about the economic outlook weighed down the overall market sentiment," said Chang Woo
      AFP  -  419 words
    • 626 12 Reuter QAD Ordinaries -24.4 AUSTRALIAN share prices fell 1.1 per cent yesterday as troubled resource stocks and a fall on Wall Street sent the local bourse tumbling to its lowest closing level in more than seven months. The All Ordinaries Index fell 24.4 points to 2,159.5, its lowest close
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    • 297 12 Reuter n Wellington -22JSi The NZSE-40 Capital Index fell 22.51 points to 2,099.53, with all market leaders posting losses. Outside them, Tranz Rail shed 15 cents to close at NZ$6.5O, while Bay of Plenty Electricity was up 10 at $8.20. Reuter MM m COOP) ANZ Banking 6 95 unch
      Reuter  -  297 words
    • KUALA LUMPUR STOCK MARKET
      • 7970 13 international calls. Reuter, Bloomberg Business News PI Composite Index +030 PROFIT-TAKING after several exuberant sessions this week brought Kuala Lumpur shares to a nearly even finish yesterday. Second Board shares especially toned down their performance, with the index ending 0.44 point firmer at
        international calls. — Reuter, Bloomberg Business News  -  7,970 words
    • WARRANTS & OPTIONS
      • 3438 14  -  WARRANT WATCH By\ R Sivanithy ON JUNE 5, we highlighted the new warrants on the shares of Malaysian warehousing firm Integrated Logistics Bhd (ILB) as being a good buy at M 51.75. This has proven to be an inspired find, with the warrants having shot
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    • 2313 14 Gr Or l*M Last Va4 Dty LaatOuvta Oh Mr Tit M MI0I L— Stna Cwmy Sata rOOO) H4g4» L— Buy SaOar Cw M us S S000 AtSBSOc 4Msc Mdi 40 422 442 4B 4H 10 15 OJ IV( 4244 m m as too) amobsoc s art M27 m
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    • STOCK EXCHANGE OF SINGAPORE
      • 988 15 TURNOVER fOOO) VALUE ('OOO) ClW TH1 Main CH> T«UI 26.261 29,642 55,923 92.858 55,768 148,623 3>90T 4,6*1 8,508 33,915 7,016 40.931 I***. U35 729 1.964 3.352 1.258 4.610 Propftll 3.451 26.152 29.603 23.500 31.705 55.205 1.542 1.542 3.872 3,872 583 583 1,737 1.737 W-* 2.746 14,734 17,480 4.614 13,468 18,082
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      • 3172 15 Vat Day Last Ouota OU Ohr ytl Nat Cap Ava Law St No Campany Sala COOP) High Law 8«yar Saitar C'yt P/c J** Prtc, INDUSTRIALS 5146 ASENTSIO200 US- 214 165 1258 Acar 50c US183 xd *2 39 183 178 179 184 5.0N 7.5 1.0 IU 302 9 15
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      • 464 15 stN. CIMM. ill! 4/ JJjL .°f L*« Ou*M f£ Mv YM NM cjp Aw| t,m#,ny COOP) M*»A Lm Buyer Mw Cw p/t Smti Prtct TftftftQ 289 218 2000 A8ftHM«s5c 226 u 2 1* <g 20OI AsXmatrli SOc 120 -2 62 128 120 116 124 2 2004 Aztech 47.5 uncb
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        56 16  -  Shiv Taneja SRI HARTAMAS Corp Bhd, which closed yesterday at $1.07, down two cents on a volume of 1.5 million, is a buy at current levels. Both weekly RSI and Stochastks are very oversold, and the directional charts call for a buy. There is strong support at $1.
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      • 888 16  -  STOCK MARKET COMMENTARY Market still hit by fears of poor corporate earnings; chart watchers hope Dow will stabilise to help STII cling on to 2,200 level By R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] Cold winds that blew from across the Pacific yesterday chilled local investors for the
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      • ON THE GRAPEVINE
        • 87 16 WE HEAR that PD International, a building materials manufacturer, has received in-principle approval for a Sesdaq listing. But the company is not exactly ecstatic: it had applied for a mainboard listing. What's puzzling PD International, a 1995 Enterprise 50 company, is why with sales of over Ss7o million
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        • 114 16 A REPORTER checking on market talk of Singapore Telecom's tie-up with Taiwan Aurora Corporation called the latter to verify the story. After being passed from one Mandarin-speaking Aurora employee to another, he was finally put through to someone who spoke good English. The gentleman politely
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        • 117 16 A FEW days after the Stock Exchange of Singapore announced auditor requirements for new listing applications, saying that international firms must be appointed for certain foreign audits, someone anonymously sent us copies of the front pages of two recent issues of the International Accountant Bulletin. One report was
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        • 97 16 THESE days, developers are relying rather heavily on slick marketing to bring the buyers back. CityDev's lush advertising for its latest condo project, Pare Palais, took things to the limit. Pare Palais is, if the ads are to be believed, "part Bali, part Mauritius, part Bermuda, part Miami".
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        • 55 16 IT'S really a dog's life in Bangkok. It appears that a recent study 0f330 dead dogs found that two-thirds of them had black patches on their lungs, like those found on smokers' lungs, indicating they could have died from air pollution. Stray dogs have it worse; their
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  • EXECUTIVE Lifestyle
    • 1353 17  -  Naturopathy might just be the answer for your constant back problem, amobla sua looks at the growing interest in alternative medicine ANGELA SNG WHEN the CEO of a local company consulted naturopath Robin Needes about his recurring back problem, one of the first things she did was
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    • STRAWS In The Wind
      • 106 17 How do you know when you've watched Independence Day one too many times? Here's how, according to David Let* terman: ♦Whenever a cloud passes in front of the sun,- you scream, "We're all gonna die!" ♦You refer to any car larger than a Miata as "The Mother Ship".
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      • 96 17 WANT to know what students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology felt about the classes they took? From the Internet, here's a selection of comments taken from the MIT Course Evaluation Guide: ♦This class was a religious experience for me I had to take it all on faith.
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    • BOOKS
      • 1216 18  -  The Olympic Games is no great instrument of change. In fact it has more often than not fallen prey to propaganda, greed and prejudice, argues Andrew Jennings, shabbonsahabi reviews Jennings' latest book, The New Lords of The Rings SHAIRON SAHARI Think of the Olympic
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      • 650 18  -  Ch&racter Above All Ten Presidents from FDR to George Bush Edited by Robert Wilson Published by Simon 6 Schuster |45 pages, $25.70 Reviewed by] Kevin Sullivan THIS collection of essays examines the Osrticular bearing of individual character on the political conduct of
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      • 414 18  -  Eccentric Bizarre Behaviours By Louis Franzini and John Grossberg Published by John Wiley St Sons 234 pages, $29.70 Reviewed by Kevin Sullivan ECCENTRIC Bizarre Behaviours is an academic treatise dressed up as popular non-fiction. The blurb assures prospective readers that "the authors provide rare, often
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      • 604 18  -  Audrey Hepburn's Neok By Alan Brown Published by Pocket Books 290 pages, $30.62 Reviewed by* Chuang Peck Ming THIS is not a book about the American actress Audrey Hepburn but a lovely first novel about a young Japanese cartoon artist who is hooked on her
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    • DESIGN
      • 1808 19  -  Selecting a kitchen system that suits your personality and needs is not an easy task. coumiß rai gives some pointers CORINNE KERK AH, the kitchen. That special place which brings back sweet memories of mother's wonderful cooking, your own experimental—and sometimes failed culinary attempts, and
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    • 398 20  -  NIGHTSPOT There's alternative music and a totally laid-back atmosphere at Zens Bar By. A Surendren IF you look hard enough, you can find the abode of the king of gods right here in Singapore. Along the same street as Wong San's and the Next Page.
      ERIC CHU  -  398 words
    • 807 20  -  CINEMA There are flaws in this Oliver Stone movie, bnt it is still powerful in its own way, especially if taken as fiction rather than fact Ity] Holly Harrison IT seems awfully fitting that Nixon, a three-hour plus cinematic tome on the life of former
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    • 521 21  -  TELEVISION Host Junita Simon's use of cliches makes the programme painfully pedestrian By\ Kevin Sullivan IN last week's Fashion Unlimited (Ch 5, Saturdays Bpm) Junita Simon took a stab at analysing the global counterfeit problem. In the course of the show La Simon wore a
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      410 21  -  Compiled by Holly Harrison CUHTUHT Story Writing Contest On Singapore Family Values You can chase away your summer blues by doing something creative: write and then submit a story to the SPH and NTUC Women's Programme Department's story writing contest. Stories should be between 200 and 1,500 words
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    • EPICURE
      • 758 22  -  The Greenlife herbal restaurant offers high quality 'health/ food that actually tastes good too, says jadceee JAIME EE PERSONALLY, I have my doubts that eating baked scorpions, deep-fried ants and the occasional sea-horse steeped in wine or whatever can cure you of whatever ailments
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      • 880 22  -  WINE CONNOISSEUR They jure among the finest mature clarets still available at realistic prices compared with the top 1982s By. N K Tong AMONG the wines served at Seagram's 30th anniversary celebration were (appropriately) a few 1966 clarets which reminded me of how little we
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      • 781 22  -  EATING OUT Bafflftft City's Marketplace provides a refreshing, upmarket twist to the food-court concept By, Jaime Ee SOMETHING about the newly opened Marketplace in Raffles City's basement makes me nervous. It could be the air of frenetic activity about it all those Shenton Way-types downing
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      1063 23 Affairs. Richard Berry, Karin Viard and Vincent Cassell star in a film about the love games people play. R(A). Lido: 5.30; 12am. Jade, Oriental: 12am. Automatic. Boxing action flick, starring John Glover, JefFKober and Penny Johnson. Yishun, Bishan: 10.45; 12.45;2.45; 4.45; 6.45. Tampines: 10.10; 12.10; 2.10; 4.10. TW BMokfk
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    • TRAVEL
      • 1351 24  -  Rugged landscapes, lovely countryside and a castle with a 'magical' stone await visitors who are not deterred by Ireland s changeable weather, reports maoimjjbiib mw MAGDALENE PHANG IT was chilly and we were wrestling the wind for control of our umbrellas; mist (it was
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      • 1075 24  -  The Scottish capital's cafes are unpretentious places that do an excellent job of serving simplicity By] Parveen Sandhu THE old castle perched on the edge of Castle Rock, eyeing Princes Street like a hawk. Haunting strains of bagpipe music, cutting through the cold. And, of
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