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Title Section15 1997-01-04 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES MITA (P) 023/12/96 Internet: http://www.asial.com.sg/biztimes SINGAPORE WEEKEND EDITION, JANUARY 4-5,1997 85e' I15 words
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779 1997-01-04 1 R Sivanithy - Most notable was the fall from grace of Indon-linked stocks By R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] Though the Straits Times Industrials Index dropped by only a marginal 2.2 per cent last year, it was a volatile year for several stocks. For starters, probably779 words
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218 1997-01-04 1 Lee Co denies cutback of dealing staff [SINGAPORE] Stockbroking firm Lee Co has denied that it is cutting back its dealing staff. Responding to a BT report on Dec 21, the firm said that none of its 35-man dealing team will be laid off, although its research team is being218 words
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Article159 1997-01-04 1 R Sivanithy - R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] Uncertainty over US stocks and bonds led to a not so promising start for regional equity markets. Worst hit has been Thailand, where US rate fears coupled with local economic problems wiped 5.3 per cent off the Thai stock exchange index. The159 words
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Article, Illustration40 1997-01-04 1 [NEW YORK] After nearly 60 years, Superman will at last get a makeover in March. But the new costume, in white and blue, will not have a cape, says the superhero's creator D C Comics. REUTERREUTER - 40 words
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681 1997-01-04 1 Bruce Cheesman - SingTel among bidders for lucrative contracts delayed by controversy over foreign equity levels From] Bruce Cheesman in Taipei SQUABBLING over the foreign ownership levels of 17 consortiums vying for Taiwan's lucrative mobile phone licences has forced regulators to postpone an expected announcement of681 words
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Advertisement141 1997-01-04 1 INSIDE K'. IH I 32» r I i India's finance secretary, the technocrat in charge of crafting the country's economic policies, tells BT why he is unfttzed by having to work within the constraints of a 13-party "Mai nil rtAtrniiumjinl coalition government, ELS MBWS VALUE MtfwpdfcnlMta +rm*Utm*nmtk,pg7. Issue size and141 words
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Advertisement33 1997-01-04 1 More reports and statistics, Pg 8 Fall ranking* of SES and KLSE companies by market cap Value off of Singapore companies up 16% KLSE market cap jumps 43% Hugional stock markets, Pg 111633 words
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THE 1997 GENERAL ELECTION
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Article, Illustration918 1997-01-04 2 Patrick Daniel - Patrick Daniel looks back on one highlight of the 1997 general election campaign Patrick Daniel I SAT for three hours on the hard granite steps of UOB Plaza, just behind the press table near the stage, listening to last Monday's PAP lunchtime rallyARTHUR LEE - 918 words
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Article, Illustration448 1997-01-04 2 Diana Oon - mexpected', says party chief Reports Diana Oon WORKERS* Party chief J B Jeyaretnam yesterday said the party has not considered the government's offer of a Non-Constituency Member of Parliament (NCMP) seat and will wait for the official invitation. When told byWONG POK SEE/ST - 448 words
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423 1997-01-04 2 Business community welcomes continuity otpvt policies The Straits Times 3E Singapore Chinese imber of Commerce and Industry (SCCCI) yesterday hailed the PAP's win in Cheng San GRC as being of "great significance" for Singapore. The chamber said the PAP's 54.8 per cent win– The Straits Times - 423 words
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394 1997-01-04 2 He says lack rf nrnningj doc behind fane d ancrete plus LOW Thia Khiang, the Opposition MP-elect for Hougang, yesterday said he would come up with an upgrading programme for flats in the constituency if the PAP would give him a budget for it.394 words
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Article, Illustration365 1997-01-04 2 Ang Wan May - Potoog Pasir MP-elect says drop in vote share not all doe to PAP's upgrading move By Ang Wan May POTONG Pasir MP-elect Chiam See Tong thinks opposition members in Parliament will help minimise the number of surprises sprung on the people by theLIM SIN THAI/ST - 365 words
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Article435 1997-01-04 2 "Has he? Gracious man!" J B Jeyaretnam, on being told that the Prime Minister had said that the WP's Cheng San GRC team, which polled the highest margin among losing opposition candidates, would be offered an NCMP seat "Wait for the PAP to become corrupt... or widespread435 words
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Article51 1997-01-04 2 Corrections clarifications OUR tables on the election results yesterday gave the wrong figures for average share of valid votes won by the SDP in the wards it contested. It should have been 33.1 per cent. Independent candidate Chia Shi Teck won 14.06 per cent of valid votes, not 14.6 per51 words
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FOCUS: PERSONAL FINANCE & INVESTMENT
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BULL'S EYE
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Article, Illustration752 1997-01-04 3 Those polled for their views on next week's Singapore stock market outlook are: Alliance Securities, Daiwa Securities, Deut-sche-Morgan, Fraser Securities, GK Goh, ING Barings, Merrill Lynch, OCBC Investment Research, Phillip Securities. IPCOHJ ♦(Sell) OCBC Investment Research, Jan 3 IPC has announced the disposal of one overseas subsidiary.752 words
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Article, Illustration283 1997-01-04 3 Tan Kin Lian - Tan Kin Lian chief executive officer NTUC Income Insurance Cooperative U A N investment-linked J\ policy is made up of 11 both life insurance protection and investment. This insurance policy is becoming an increasingly popular form of investment. However, one has to be careful when deciding which283 words
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Article, Illustration940 1997-01-04 3 Lee Yoke Har - For Smith Barney and BCA, Latin America is the favourite By] Lee Yoke Har [SINGAPORE] ASIAN stock markets were among the lemons of 1996. And they could well remain so this year if the calls by Smith Barney and the Bank Credit Analyst Research Group (BCA)Source: Bloomberg - 940 words
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1041 1997-01-04 3 Such fond* reduce long-term risk for investors [LONDON] Emerging stock markets in South-east Asia, Latin America, Africa and Eastern Europe are where the action is for investors looking for diversification. As long as you're prepared to weather the short-term ups and downs, emerging market funds1,041 words
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Article, Illustration586 1997-01-04 3 Alan Boyd - BYE OH THE REOZOM: THAILAND From, Alan Boyd in Bangkok SIGNS of stronger economic management by Thailand's new coalition government have failed to allay the fears of investors in the stock market after months of gloom that have seen shares tumble to giveawayFILE PHOTO - 586 words
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REGION
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Article, Illustration336 1997-01-04 4 JAKARTA Tkey agree to work an MOU covering trade and fisheries Reuter INDONESIA'S President Su- harto and Thai Prime Minis•■'ter Chavalit Yongchaiyudh yesterday agreed to expand i economic cooperation and in(crease consultations between r-their nations, Indonesia's jtate Secretary Murdiono Mid. The two leaders metReuter; REUTER - 336 words
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371 1997-01-04 4 HANOI Planned USs2som joint venture was single largest US investment in Vietnam -AFP Reuter VIETNAM has revoked the licence of the largest single US investment, a US$25O million (Ss3so million) tourist resort in central Vietnam, officials said yesterday. The Ministry of Planning and-AFP; Reuter - 371 words
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268 1997-01-04 4 ■JAKARTA AFP ETHNIC violence in the Indonesian province of West Kalimantan escalated yesterday as thousands of tribesmen went on a rampage, looting and burning buildings, a report said here yesterday. A mob of some 5,000 people, mostly from the indigenous Dayak ethnic group, late ThursdayAFP - 268 words
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Article108 1997-01-04 4 KUALA LUMPUR AFP THE main settlement of an outlawed Malaysian Islamic sect, AlArqam, was disbanded yesterday more than two years after the movement was crushed by authorities. More than 500 former AlArqam followers in the commune of Sungei Penchala on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur, pledgedAFP - 108 words
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Article159 1997-01-04 4 MANILA Reuter THE Philippines is projecting 22 per cent growth in export earnings this year and a 14.5 per cent rise in new investments, Trade and Industry Secretary Cesar Bautista said yesterday. He told a news conference that export receipts could reach US$25 billion (Ss3sReuter - 159 words
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351 1997-01-04 5 TOKYO Move is part of govt's pledge to revamp administrative system FT THE Japanese government has drawn up a plan to streamline, abolish or privatised of the country's largest public corporations, including Nempuku, the public corporation dealing with pensions. Japan has nearly 90FT - 351 words
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138 1997-01-04 5 NEW DELHI Reuter LAWMAKERS from India's Congress party chose Sitaram Kesri yesterday as leader of Congress' parliamentary party to replace former prime minister P V Narasimha Rao, former finance minister Manmohan Singh said. Mr Kesri, who became Congress party president in September when Mr RaoReuter - 138 words
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296 1997-01-04 5 ISLAMABAD Schemes lacked proper planning, says caretaker government AFP PAKISTAN'S caretaker government has abandoned 56 development projects worth millions of dollars initiated by former premier Benazir Bhutto, charging that the ousted government did not follow proper procedure. The schemes were launched on the directives ofAFP - 296 words
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NOTE Book
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90 1997-01-04 5 Reuter [JAKARTA] Indonesia is expected to lower import tariffs covering 1,200 product items by 5 per cent this year, Bisnis Indonesia newspaper reported yesterday. The paper quoted director-general for tariffs and pricing, Daeng Nazier, as saying on Thursday tariffs on items currently at 15Reuter - 90 words
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62 1997-01-04 5 Reuter [SEOUL] A landmark nuclear pact with North Korea will be resuscitated next week in the first step to repair the damage from September's incursion of a North Korean submarine, Seoul officials said yesterday. South Korea's Deputy Prime Minister Kwon O-kie said two protocols wouldReuter - 62 words
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69 1997-01-04 5 Reuter [BEIJING] China's Ministry of Geology and Mineral Resources will this year end state funding to most of its exploration and mining units, forcing them to stand on their own feet, the China Daily newspaper said yesterday. The ministry would begin to handReuter - 69 words
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96 1997-01-04 5 Bloomberg Business News [TAIPEI] Taiwan's government and ruling Kuomintang Party will use state and party funds to buy stocks when the market opens today for the first trading day of the year, the Economic Daily News said In a report that didn't citeBloomberg; Business News - 96 words
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582 1997-01-04 5 Lu Ning - Deadlines for equipment poshed back by six months By: Lu Ning CHINA has officially extended by six months the grace period during which overseas investors can bring in their equipment duty-free. As reported by The Business Times on Dec 25, the grace period for582 words
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Article, Illustration45 1997-01-04 5 [BEIJING] A passerby taking a close look at a swimmer as he warmed up before jumping into a Beijing lake yesterday despite sub-zero temperatures. Many Beijing residents believe a daily dip in icy water is healthy and invigorating. AFPAFP - 45 words
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303 1997-01-04 5 ■SEOUL Chip exports suffer as prices fell; labour unrest casts shadow Bloomberg Business News SOUTH Korea's trade deficit doubled to a record U5520.38 billion (5528.32 billion) last year as crumbling semiconductor prices pummelled Samsung Electronics Co and other leading exporters. "Our company expects theBloomberg; Business News - 303 words
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307 1997-01-04 5 HONGKONG AFP TUNG CHEE-HWA, Hongkong's designated first postcolonial leader, will fly to Beijing today for talks on the territory's handover to China, local radio RTHK reported yesterday. Mr Tung, speaking after a dinner reception late on Thursday, said he wouldAFP - 307 words
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SHIPS IN PORT
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Article1491 1997-01-04 4 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND La CARGO Bookknq/Bilinct Ritls Ship Voy Mo Etb/Btr Nrtod Frew T« Frowi kci ApncM 024A 04/0700 M 01/800 OVUM OVHOO Ao Mm MM Mm* i SVHM MM (MM 01/1500 n/NS* Ol/HOO U 01/1700 04/0*51 WWW a 01/1700 04/0459 nw 1 04/0700 04/ffH1,491 words
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THE WORLD
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376 1997-01-04 6 WASHINGTON They also forecast steady rates with 2L9% inflation and squeeze on profits AFP US ECONOMIC growth will slow to an annual 2 per cent this year, with inflation held to 2.9 per cent and corporate profits contracting in the faceAFP - 376 words
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Article, Illustration292 1997-01-04 6 LIMA NYT PERUVIAN President Alberto Fujimori broke an 11-day public silence about the country's hostage crisis, saying Tupac Amaru rebels had failed to hurt the government or stop the inflow of foreign investment "This is an illusion to those that feel this will sabotageNYT; AFP - 292 words
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186 1997-01-04 6 LONDON Reuter A SENIOR British government minister yesterday attempted to damp down a row in the ruling Conservative Party over a cabinet colleague's call for a more critical stance towards Europe. Foreign Secretary Malcolm Rifkind said Health Secretary Stephen Dorrell's demand on Thursday thatReuter - 186 words
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286 1997-01-04 6 BONN 1.6% rise surpasses expectations; growth targets can be met Reuter GERMAN industrial production broke a two-month downturn to grow strongly in November, putting the economy back on course to hit modest 1996 growth targets ahead of an expected slack first quarter, analysts saidReuter - 286 words
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219 1997-01-04 6 LONDON Reuter SECURITY at many airports around the world remains inadequate and 8,000 unaccompanied bags find their way on to international flights every day, a leading British consumer magazine said yesterday. Despite tragedies such as the 1988 Lockerbie disaster, in which a bombReuter - 219 words
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368 1997-01-04 6 WASHINGTON They argue that veto law violates constitutional separation of powers NYT SIX senior members of Congress yesterday filed a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of President Bill Clinton's new line-item veto power, which lets the chief executive strike out individual parts of broadNYT - 368 words
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WORLD Watch
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126 1997-01-04 6 AFP [NEW YORKI NBC has agreed to pay more than US$5OO,OOO (S$700,000) to Richard Jewell, the man initially questioned in the bomb blast at the Atlanta Olympics, to avoid a defamation lawsuit, the Wall Street Journal reported yesterday. The paper said Mr Jewell andAFP - 126 words
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Article76 1997-01-04 6 Reuter [BONN] The grand old lady of German news magazines, Der Spiegel, turns 50 today as dogged by controversy as the day it set out in occupied post-war Germany to be a self-appointed "assault gun of democracy". As staid in its presentation as it isReuter - 76 words
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63 1997-01-04 6 AFP [ROME] Italy's public deficit reached 138.5 trillion lira (*****.7 billion) in 1996, an increase of more than 8 trillion lira from the previous year, the Italian treasury announced on Thursday. The centre-left government of Prime Minister Romano Prodi had fixed a deficit ceiling ofAFP - 63 words
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84 1997-01-04 6 Reuter [LONDON] UK consumers took on over a billion pounds of new debt in November to finance their pre-Christmas spending spree, reinforcing the case for a prompt rise in interest rates, analysts said yesterday. Data from the Bank of England showed net consumerReuter - 84 words
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Page 6 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous408 1997-01-04 6 THE WEATHER —I Wnpiww Breezy with sunny periods. Temperature (31-23) Aria Pidfle B/lt* Oni Cloy Hl/Lo* Good. Omwif HVLo* Oni Auckland »18 Cloudy Amsfcrda® o£-t Snow Vttantt 19k 10 (touts g"*"* Mkm 17/11 Sh<mm Hum Aim *18 Cloudy P#* fjf 9 Cloudy Bota i-6 Snow (Imgo 06D1 Ooud> 225 *55408 words
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COMPANIES & MARKETS
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191 1997-01-04 7 Annette Pan - By t Annette Pan [SINGAPORE] Hongkong mould base maker Lung Kee Metals is raising up to US$3O million (Ss42 million) through an initial public offer of up to 55 million shares. Sources said yesterday that the shares would be priced between 50191 words
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376 1997-01-04 7 Kenneth James - Investors approve firm's bid to diversify: analyst By Kenneth James [SINGAPORE] Creative Technology yesterday continued its gravity-defying surge on the local bourse, confounding analysts who have consistently voiced grave reservations about its "one-product company" image. The stock added another 90 cents on376 words
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699 1997-01-04 7 Lu Ning - HOCK LOCK SIEW Lu Ning DEPENDING on which side one is on, the government can be the problem or the solution. And the role of the government was shown in a most dramatic way in the recent roller-coaster ride of the Chinese stock699 words
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439 1997-01-04 7 Agnes Wee - LATESTIPOS FHTK Holdings hopes to net proceeds of $51 Jhn from first IPO of 1997 By, Agnes Wee [SINGAPORE] Fruit and vegetable distributor and processor FHTK Holdings yesterday launched the first IPO for 1997, offering 120.5 million shares on the main439 words
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Article209 1997-01-04 7 Reuter [SINGAPORE] Chuan Soon Huat Industrial Group Ltd (CSH), a maker and distributor of doors, conservatories and other joinery products, yesterday said it has received approval to list on the main board of the Stock Exchange of Singapore. No details of the listing were givenReuter - 209 words
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Article, Illustration288 1997-01-04 7 Christopher Tan - Comfort seeking replacement for Sam Chong Keen By Christopher Tan [SINGAPORE] Comfort Group managing director Sam Chong Keen has quit his post at the helm of the land transport company. He has also resigned as MD of Vicom, Comfort's ve-hicle-inspection arm. Yesterday'sFILE PHOTO - 288 words
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SINGAPORE & MALAYSIAN COMPANIES
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Article481 1997-01-04 8 R Sivanithy - Top 10 best performing stocks included 5 that are traded in foreign currencies By\ R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] Despite an indifferent 1996, the market capitalisation of the Sing a p or e stock market last year rose 16.35 per cent to a record $309.18 billion,481 words
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497 1997-01-04 8 Larry Wee - KLClnp 24% while Second Board shone with 93% leap By Larry Wee [SINGAPORE] The total market capitalisation of the Kuala Lumpur bourse jumped 43 per cent last year to M 5786.9 billion (*****.7 billion), compared to M 5551.1 billion at the end of497 words
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REGIONAL/INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES
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502 1997-01-04 9 Rapid expansion in year saw M£LBb proceeds raised MBT [KUALA LUMPUR] A record 92 companies were listed on the Malaysian bourses last year, a further testimony to the rapid expansion of the country's capital market. This was way ahead of the 51MBT - 502 words
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263 1997-01-04 9 Indonesian telecom firm aims for up to 14% profit growth Reuter [JAKARTA] Indonesian telecommunications company PT Indonesian Satellite Corporation (Indosat) said yesterday it was poised for steady growth this year on the back of a 490billion rupiah (Ss29o million) expansion programme.Reuter - 263 words
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143 1997-01-04 9 [SINGAPORE] Kuala Lumpurlisted Promet group has raised its stake in specialist infrastructure developer Ipco International from 59.2 per cent to 74.98 per cent at the close of its takeover offer yesterday. OCBC Bank, which is acting for Promet's wholly-owned Singapore subsidiary Oradea143 words
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COMPANY Briefs
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Article19 1997-01-04 9 [SINGAPORE] Sembawang Maritime Ltd has appointed Cheong Quee Wahits deputy chairman effective Jan 1.19 words
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30 1997-01-04 9 [SINGAPORE] First Engineering Ltd has acquired Precision Plastic Mikron Gears Sdn Bhd, which will make precision moulds to support its plastic components business in Malaysia.30 words
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47 1997-01-04 9 [SINGAPORE] SPP Ltd has raised its stake in subsidiary Wallbilt Pte Ltd to 70 per cent from 51 per cent. It subscribed for 1.44 million $1 shares at par while its partner Kuan Fu Engineering Construction subscribed for 263,000 shares.47 words
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Article91 1997-01-04 9 [SINGAPORE] United Overseas Bank has relaunched three CPF-approved unit trusts. United Growth Fund invests primarily in shares of companies listed on the Stock Exchange of Singapore and SES Clob International. United Regional Growth Fund, formerly United Basic Regional Fund, invests in stocks in Singapore, Hongkong,91 words
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494 1997-01-04 9 Move gives An Feng access to Aussie capital markets Bloomberg Business News [PERTH] An Feng Steel Co plans to buy Kingstream Resources NL through a reverse takeover that will combine the partners in a Asl.4 billion (551.54 billion) steel project and transform Taiwan'sBloomberg; Business News - 494 words
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189 1997-01-04 9 Bloomberg Bloomberg BusinessNews [ROCHESTER, New York) Eastman Kodak Co has completed the US$6BB million (*****.2 million) sale of its money-losing photocopier sales and service unit to Danka Business Systems pic and said it will take a fourth-quar-ter charge of US$25O million onBloomberg; Bloomberg BusinessNews - 189 words
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Article, Illustration101 1997-01-04 9 [LAS VEGAS] The USs46omillion (***** million) New York, New York Hotel and Casino celebrating its grand opening in Las Vegas, Nevada, with a fireworks display shot from 12 New York City-styled hotel towers on Tuesday. The theme hotel extends 47storeys and 529 ftREUTER - 101 words
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316 1997-01-04 9 Bloomberg Business News [NEW YORK) The big companies in the US raised their dividends last year by 8 per cent, the biggest annual increase since the bull market began in 1990 and sharply better than the 4.6 per cent improvement registered inBloomberg; Business News - 316 words
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363 1997-01-04 9 AFP [BANGKOK] Thai Finance" Minister Amnuay Virawan yesterday urged the Bank ofji Thailand to take action to low' er the interbank interest to 10 per cent in a bid to boost sentiment in the stock market. Mr Amnuay said a sharp fallAFP - 363 words
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FINANCE & COMMODITIES
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Article116 1997-01-04 10 Reuter [BANGKOK] Thailand's Finance Minister Amnuay Viravan said yesterday the new coalition government of Prime Minister Chavalit Yongchaiyudh would follow a decision by its predecessor in granting new Thai bank licences to three local consortia. He said the three licence winners are groups ledReuter - 116 words
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359 1997-01-04 10 ITT. fiflMbUMßtaJs itfll strong, say S'pore, Reuter [SINGAPORE] The Malaysian ringgit is the most favoured Asian currency to buy in 1997, according to a survey of financial institutions in Singapore and London released yesterday by the independent consultancy group IDEA. "Malaysian fundamentalsReuter - 359 words
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Article, Illustration421 1997-01-04 10 USS/mark: The US$ traded lower early this week from 1.5580 to touch 1.5360 by Dec 31, 96. However, it recovered on Jan 2, 97, the first trading day of the year and was seen trading around the 1.5430 level yesterday morning. Although US$/mark is still within theSourer DCS hat ALLAN - 421 words
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440 1997-01-04 10 Record 3J) trillion yen issued by foreign govts and firms, says SAP AFP [TOKYO] Fed up with the miserable returns offered by domestic banks on savings deposits, Japanese investors rushed in droves to the "samurai" bond markets in 1996. After an alreadyAFP - 440 words
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283 1997-01-04 10 FT [ROME] Banco di Napoli, the Italian treasury-controlled bank In the process of privatisation, has transferred 12,364 billion lira (5111.3 billion) worth of its bad debts and doubtful assets into a shell company to clean up its balance sheet. The sizeFT - 283 words
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199 1997-01-04 10 Bloomberg Bloomberg Business News [ATLANTA] Banks increased their branches in US supermarkets 40 per cent in 1996, according to International Banking Technologies, a consulting firm that advises banks on placing branches in stores. Most of the new in-store branches were full-serviceBloomberg; Bloomberg Business News - 199 words
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Article222 1997-01-04 10 Mi—i« Report Reuter [SINGAPORE] Simex Euroyen futures were easier but off their lows yesterday following steep overnight losses in US Treasuries. Dealers said US bonds were again hit by strong economic data on Thursday, fuelling fears of an interest rate hike in the firstReuter - 222 words
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Article166 1997-01-04 10 Reuter THE dollar recovered during a quiet European session as firmer US asset markets prompted short-covering after Thursday's fall. Analysts said the dollar's fortunes in the near term will continue to depend on the performance on the US stock and bond markets. Any more strong data will onlyReuter - 166 words
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282 1997-01-04 10 ENERGY REPORT Reuter (JAKARTA] Indonesia needs two more oil refineries by 2000 to meet burgeoning domestic demand for fuel products, the president-director of national oil company Pertamina said yesterday. Faisal Abda'oe said the new refineries should each have a capacity of 125,000Reuter - 282 words
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Article1648 1997-01-04 11 8IC0M FUTURES Jan 3 w RU68IR (Marts dMtaQM it UOpa) RSS 1 CONTRACT(S cMti/k|) CtoM Vdumt Opan Mot* low Satt (tannts) Intarast Fafc97 ***** T78.00 ***** WO '925 Mar 97 TT9.25 »25 Apr 97 185.00 W2.50 W.50 200 1375 »tay 97 185.50 183.25 182.50 200 1375 Jw 971,648 words
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Article2206 1997-01-04 11 LONDON MittflllS Jul Null AB Ports 282.400 1 Abbey Nation*! 747.400 3 Allied Domecq 444.400 *1 «nwc 92.400 unch AsdaGroup 124 1 BAT In* 483.400 1.200 WCC 275.400 -.600 BOC Group 870 4.600 BR Petroleum 681 -3.400 BTR 277.400 1 Bank al Scotland 300 -3.400 Barclay? 994.4002,206 words
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Article, Illustration1616 1997-01-04 12 AFX-Asia fl Hang Seng *^35 SHARE prices closed higher yesterday, with very volatile derivatives-related trading in H-shares and red-chips the main feature of the afternoon session, dealers said. The Hang Seng Index closed up 19.35 points at 13,222.79 on turnover of HK$ll.l billion. The January futures contract was lastAFX-Asia - 1,616 words
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Article, Illustration625 1997-01-04 12 Reuter QShenzhen Blndex -5.42 THE Shenzhen B market ended down sharply yesterday on profit-taking following Thursday's rebound. The index fell 3.7 per cent, or 5.42 points, to 142.17 on volume of 31.25 million shares worth HKJ160.6 million against Thursday's HK$l6B million. The A Share Index slumped 8.6 points, orReuter; Source: Credit Lyonnsis Securities(Asia) Ltd - 625 words
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Article, Illustration756 1997-01-04 12 AFP Fl Composite Index +8.09 SHARE prices closed higher yesterday on the back of late afternoon buying from the United States, dealers said. "There was a lot of pro-gram-buying coming in and I think it was from the US. They were going after the blue chip stocks like Telkom,AFP - 756 words
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Article, Illustration847 1997-01-04 12 AFP D SETlndex -15.66 STOCKS fell 1.9 per cent yesterday to its lowest close since September 1992 in thin trading hampered by concern over finance companies' exposure to bad loans, analysts said. "There is ongoing concern about the provisioning levels of finance companies, particularly because of exposure to badAFP - 847 words
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Article292 1997-01-04 12 AFP □"""I* +14.78 SHARE prices edged up yesterday on light foreign buying. The PSE Composite Index gained 14.78 points to 3,169.26. Turnover was 8.1 billion shares worth 1.33 billion pesos. Many foreign fund managers were buying selected blue-chip stocks in anticipation of higher economic growth this year, said anAFP - 292 words
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Article411 1997-01-04 12 AFP n Composite Index +157 SHARE prices closed higher yesterday as broad-based bar-gain-hunting emerged despite protracted labour disputes in South Korea, dealers said. "Bank and construction shares led gains," said a dealer, adding that the renewal of widespread strike actions had little impact. The Composite Index rose 2.57 pointsAFP - 411 words
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Article613 1997-01-04 12 AFP P All Ordinaries -IL7 SHARE prices eased yesterday, led down by a weaker gold price and a volatile session on Wall Street. The All Ordinaries Index closed 11.7 points lower at 2,399.5. Turnover was 297.3 million shares valued at A 5494.1 million. Gold miners that suffered included PlutonicAFP - 613 words
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Article259 1997-01-04 12 AFP Wellington +§jS7 SHARE prices were firmer at yesterday's close, buoyed by interest in Telecom and Brierley Investments. The NZSE-40 Capital Index closed 9.57 points stronger at 2,369.21. «n ioooi KHZ Btnfcmq _8.85 0.0« ***** Adv#ot*Q»t HMgj '-25 -0.04 MOO Air Mm ZMUnd (A) 2.72 -0.01 *****5 Air MowAFP - 259 words
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Article, Illustration552 1997-01-04 13 Bloomberg Business News H Composite Index ♦OJ2 STOCKS closed slightly higher yesterday, with attention centred on second-liners while the main index moved in and out of positive territory to close up on last-minute buying. The KLSE Composite Index advanced 0.92 point to 1,231.45. Turnover wasBloomberg; Business News - 552 words
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Article7238 1997-01-04 13 i Owtt KLSC f nmoBiiti 1231.45 1230.93 •fl.M KTtoKhSKl 4354.03 MMM -1M HST rwunct *****52 *****.44 24.»2 NSTPrSS?«$ 2934.81 2*64.06 27.25 STKCT 3TU.40 3W7.13 ♦3.47 TwwrfWW iXwo -wir M<m Board VakKM* 71.901 ***** -2,656 MitoloifiVri(US) 454.020 4*5»608 *41SM cSSiSSVSd lEfe 7,3*1 *4,104 SSSJXpS 7.1*2 9671 -2.4A9 cSSru«£ 4.83C 6 9667,238 words
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170 1997-01-04 14 WARRANT WATCH TELECOMMUNICATIONS firm Acma Ltd does not attract much trading interest these days. Its share price has been languishing just above $3 for some time now and does not look like going anywhere. But what's interesting is that170 words
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Article3532 1997-01-04 14 BONK, LOANS i VARIANTS MM Last Vol Oay Last Ouata A** H*. Lm ItM CMVWY W. ♦ar- roooi MMl 14* fc»rar 54 47 3000 mAMDBc5.5******6 48 51.5 39 3140 *AcarW0t0731US$ 47 J* 5 to* 66.5 31*4 Acma W*****4 »8.5 -1 43 69 88.5 88 89 89 2* 25 3141 AMTach3,532 words
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Article678 1997-01-04 15 -"-g"-- -""a--m. *i ii ggt* Jam vS **g "3® «S *5§ a jg »g 3 fh a a" 18 g f% nMM I J J J i J 5a I I i f f t I 1 iii ill m>>« £u 8 5 25r ii Ll 1 l,n w Meereee678 words
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Article3181 1997-01-04 15 w •X?*2L t C M* In StM* Cjll|»> ("OOOt V »ut iCf uTSIO 200 US- M.0 1000 900 AST US$0.***** US900 rri ION 7J 10 «J 263.1 7U 165 1258 ACOTSOC US171 -1 90 170 m 4H4 304 494 300 ml lOOOAcmtSOc 302 «*h ITS 304 300 3003,181 words
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Article612 1997-01-04 15 Or Or MIR mm LMt V* Bay IX OmM Mr Mr VM IM f4* A«* IM m mi cimi- ro—» —r« cw ■HHHM' W'JVIiMiWf 2M OS 2000 WWHk «2 4 142 142 *2 MA 10 W W BU L 2 2 3 2 5 S3 V s 1 fe612 words
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Article205 1997-01-04 16 ingnc^H ttadu Votane •Uniphoeni* TSR ....r,.,J 9.805,000 •Aztech 5c 3.531.000 j£c 2.768.000 SingTel ISc 1.573,000 *8«r}aya Ind 1,552,000 Khn Enq *197 1,330,000 ?tik Land US$0.1 1.299,000 DR Und 1.268,000 TlufcrjJKk 1,262,000 •Berjaya Group 1,051,000 Stodu I U06 Foreign 15,160,779 OCBC Foreign I 13,672,860 •UnipAoeni* TSR 12,720,390 DBS Foreign 9,051,230 DBS205 words
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Article, Illustration653 1997-01-04 16 R Sivanithy - STOCK HUBT COMMENTARY Investors generally shrug off the general election results and instead focus on events overseas especially Wall Street By R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] Local stocks got 1997 off to a slow start yesterday, as investors generally shrugged off the general653 words
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Article, Illustration72 1997-01-04 16 Shiv Taneja - as tics c v. by S Shiv Taneja AZTECH SYSTEMS, which closed 5.5 cents higher at 48.5 cents on a volume of 3.5 million units yesterday, may look like a short term sell. However, investors with a longer term view on this counter ought to consider any dips72 words
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Article138 1997-01-04 16 LIBERALISED Central Provident Fund rules for investment from this year aren't going to make life any easier for unit trust managers, what with major insurance companies getting into the fray. Yesterday, Prudential Assurance launched two new investment-linked products to tap this bigger market, while John Hancock138 words
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Article152 1997-01-04 16 IT ISN'T only the unit trust companies and insurers that are going to feel the heat of competition this year. We hear that in the arena of third-party distribution of investment products. Standard Chartered Bank will no longer be able to gain market share at will. Apart152 words
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Article82 1997-01-04 16 A COLLEAGUE ordered a book from a major US publisher last month, and it was truly a remarkable feat of the postal system that the book actually found its way to the buyer. This, given that the invoice (which came under a separate cover) was addressed82 words
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Article72 1997-01-04 16 HERE is something one doesn't get to hear too often. According to a report in a recent issue of Asiamoney, Indonesia's Ministry of Family Planning has been discussing with the mutual fund industry there how it can help use its experience in educating the public72 words
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132 1997-01-04 16 MORE cables are being laid between Asia and the US, and within Asia, but that may not necessarily translate into cheaper telecommunications, reported the Asian Wall Street Journal. This is partly because the consortia that pay to lay cables is a club that usually132 words
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Article, Illustration1433 1997-01-04 17 ALAN BOYD - Compared with other Asian business centres, Bangkok has been slow to embrace the concept of private membership clubs. But this may now be changing, lux botd reports ALAN BOYD IN 1988, an army general, a politician and a diplomat-turned-businessman met in the unlikely surroundings1,433 words
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Article79 1997-01-04 17 REPORTING "live" on the 1997 General Election can be nerve-wracking, as one TCS commentator showed while covering the polling results. Her first mention of Chiam See Tong, MP for Potong Pasir, was correct, but subsequently, she called him Dr Chiam and Mr Charm. We were also amused79 words
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Article60 1997-01-04 17 DOES anyone remember seeing the How-to-Vote ad on TV, where a smiling girl is given someone's IC and crosses out the name on her list? There's no chance of seeing it anymore, but if you had looked closely, you would have noticed that the name on the60 words
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Article48 1997-01-04 17 SLOPPY subtitling either spoils a movie, or makes it fUnnier. One example is Victory, a Hongkong movie about a vol- leyball team. In the subtitles, a male teacher tells his female students they must analise everything before they come to a conclusion.48 words
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Article52 1997-01-04 17 STAR WARS fever is back in full force. Two life-sized Imperial Stormtroopers flown in for the recent Star Wars fair at Takashimaya were snapped up for $6,000 each. A small amount, really, considering that the two troopers' new owner is a member of an Asian52 words
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Article2095 1997-01-04 18 VIKRAM KHANNA - THE RAFFLES Conversation India's Finance Secretary Montek Singh Ahluwalia, the technocrat in charge of crafting the country's economic policies, tells thuh xhamxa why he is unfazed by having to work within the constraints of a 13-party coalition government And why politics is not for him VIKRAM KHANNA2,095 words
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Article, Illustration620 1997-01-04 18 ELEVEN years ago, Montek Singh Ahluwalia quit his job with the World Bank to become an economic adviser to the Indian government. I "It was too attractive an offer to turn ddwn," he says. "And actually, it turned otft to be even moreARTHUR LEE - 620 words
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Article, Illustration1323 1997-01-04 19 CHRISTOPHER TAN - Exciting new entrants and intense competition among dealers made 1996 a car buyer's choice year, ciuujtwhbk tam picks out the best deals on wheels CHRISTOPHER TAN LUXURY, sports and lifestyle vehicles dominated the new car scene here in 1996. Almost two out of three1,323 words
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Article, Illustration721 1997-01-04 20 A Surendren - NIGHTSPOT Had your fill of watching four-legged beasts? Marina South offers a night safari with a difference By, A Surendren PARTY animals belong to The Zoo. No, not the Night Safari, but the new club in Marina South. Barely a month old, this club, whichSIEW YAW HOONG - 721 words
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Article, Illustration571 1997-01-04 20 David Boey - CINEMA She doesn't look like much, but little Dawn Wiener will soon win your hearts when she bids you Welcome To The Dollhouse By. David Boey IF MAKING movies were a formulaic exercise, then it would appear that director/writer Todd Solondz has got his fundamentals all571 words
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Article, Illustration578 1997-01-04 21 Corinne Kerk - CINEMA Different For Girls offers no new insights into the tr&nssexn&l experience By\ Corinne Kerk MOVIES about transsexuals are hardly new, which makes you wonder why yet another has been made without offering viewers anything at all fresh or original. Different For Girls may sound578 words
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Article, Illustration381 1997-01-04 21 M Yasotha - Compiled by i M Yasotha PBRTOEMAMCES Absence Makes The Heart Grow Fonder It seems like a perfect family until a fatal disease befalls the patriarch, tearing down the facade and forcing each member to come to terms with their morality and values. Performed by students from Eusoff Hall381 words
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Article, Illustration606 1997-01-04 22 CORDINE KERK - If s an Australian-Singapore joint venture, but don't go expecting any bush tucker, cautions ooemiib sere CORDINE KERK KOWthat Singapore is swimming ina sea of Italian restaurants, it seems like a logical alternative to look Down Und|r and introduce the less common Australian cuisine. Tjfce MoombaSIEW YAW HOONG - 606 words
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Article, Illustration552 1997-01-04 22 Jaime Ee - COFFEE CLUBS In terms of staff activity, CBTL and Starbucks couldn't be more different By Jaime Ee IF YOU think coffee is coffee, you're either a non-drinker or someone who's been living in a can of condensed milk for the past five years. Coffee isn't soPHOTOS BY CHRIS LOH - 552 words
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483 1997-01-04 22 Jaime Ee - RESTAURANT The new Club Street address serves op some great spaghetti vongole and train in fillets By Jaime Ee AS AN example of understated elegant dining, Italian-style, Da Paolo in Tanjong Pagar has managed to hold its own despite intense competition from483 words
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Article, Illustration1042 1997-01-04 23 The Adveetnree Of Ptaoeehie. Martin Landau is the old woodcarver in this animation-live action version of the classic tale. ClementL 3; 5.30. New Crown: 1.30; 3.30; 5.30; 7.30; 9.30. Queens way: 5. Army Dam. Five Singaporeans get their army training. Cathay: 1.30; 9.15. Yishun: 2.50; 9.30; 11.30; 1.30 am.1,042 words
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Article, Illustration1271 1997-01-04 24 MARK GRAHAM - Riding down mountains, surfing the waves, watching whales and diving in the deep it's easy to see why a taste for adventure soon develops after arriving in Maul mami okaham reports MARK GRAHAM Twenty people stand on a gently rocking boat, all quietly hushed, withPHOTOS BY MARK GRAHAM - 1,271 words
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Miscellaneous1816 1997-01-04 23 TODAY'S TV IMMnMm>wwl m warn ILOO AM TV Innovations. iao Columbus. TTr LOO PM Golf. APGA96. I SjOO Ultraman Taro. patient ana aocior 2.00 And They Walked Away. &30 Kaanbom Karpom fL<u/ D 1/ respectively. 340 Tennis World. flin D\7iHdHPO 3JO Golfing World. HL 100 Malgudi Days. "l^ l CVIUCUtC1,816 words
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