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Title Section13 1998-01-10 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES MITA(P) 110/12/97 Internet: http://wvrw.asial.com.sg/biztimes SINGAPORE WEEKEND EDITION, JANUARY 10-11,1998 85*13 words
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981 1998-01-10 1 S N Vasuki - Rnpiah recovers sharply to 8,000 against US$ after falling to below 11,000 From S N Vasuki in Jakarta INDONESIA pulled back from the precipice yesterday as America threw its weight behind the Jakarta government's efforts to defuse the country's economic crisis. Words of support981 words
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Article, Illustration178 1998-01-10 1 [SINGAPORE] The Indonesian rupiah recovered a massive 26 per cent to end at 8,000 against the US dollar in Asian trading yesterday. Traders attributed the recovery to an announcement that President Clinton is considering an advance disbursement of the US$3 billion (555.3 billion) shareSource: Dow Jones - 178 words
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608 1998-01-10 1 R Sivanithy - By R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] Bank and property stocks wilted by 10 per cent yesterday on heavy selling brought on by worries about Singapore banks' exposure to Indonesia and property firms' earnings in an environment of collapsing prices and rising interest608 words
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756 1998-01-10 1 Quak Hiang Whai - It coold become first nuyor broking victim of regional turmoil From Quak Hiang Whai in Hongkong THE future of Peregrine Investment Holdings was thrown in doubt yesterday after a crucial deal with insurer Zurich Center Investments (ZCI) for a much needed US$225756 words
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Article, Illustration361 1998-01-10 1 Clarissa Tan - Ever rising interbank rates keep np pressure as MAS defends Sings By i Clarissa Tan [SINGAPORE] The prime lending rate could hit 9 per cent soon in view of the sustained upward pressure on interbank rates, banking analysts said yesterday. InterbankSource: - 361 words
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Advertisement109 1998-01-10 1 DTSXDE HXPstargrts The Economic Development Board is "cautiously optimistic" and still hopes to maintain investments at 1997 levels, chairman Philip Yeo said yesterday, P|3 The local unit trust industry was battered with an average decline of 16%, but 1987 was one of the most important years for the industry, P|2109 words
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Advertisement18 1998-01-10 1 Bank stock* sink deeper in panicky sell-off, Pg 7 Property index tiown 30 to 12-month low, Pg 718 words
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FOCUS: PERSONAL FINANCE & INVESTMENT
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BULL`S EYE
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Article, Illustration40 1998-01-10 2 Those polled for their views on the Singapore stock market outlook for next week were: Daiwa, Deutsche-Morgan Grenfell, Fraser Securities, GK Goh, Kim Eng, Merrill Lynch, Phillip Securities and Indosuez WI Carr. Figures denote number of respondents40 words
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Article162 1998-01-10 2 ♦(Buy) Indosuez WI Carr Securities, Jan 8, $1.17 Despite ST Engineering's stunning out-performance over the past few months, we still believe there is further room for outperformance in the next 3-6 months. Why? Because this is probably the most defensive stock in the market, and in dire times162 words
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Article124 1998-01-10 2 ♦(Hold Local; Neutral Foreign) Fraser-AMMB Research, Jan 8, $7.65 (L); $10.60 (F) The deterioration in the Asian economies and the plunge in the currencies are likely to affect the performance of SIA in the medium term. In FY96, Asia accounted for as much as 44 per cent of124 words
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Article106 1998-01-10 2 +(Reduce) Kim Eng Securities, Jan 2, SO. 65 For the full year ended Sep 1997 net profits plunged 79 per cent from $52.6 million to $10.9 million, significantly below market expectation of $16.2 million. The results were affected by delays on three of its major projects and106 words
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Article116 1998-01-10 2 ♦(Underperfonn) Salomon Smith Barney, Dec 29, HK$l4.BO In our view, with SmarTone selling at HK$l4.BO, and with any reasonable valuation placing the company's value in excess of HK$2O, the market seems to be pessimistic about its position in the Hongkong cellular market. SmarTone should be one of the116 words
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Article, Illustration496 1998-01-10 2 TOCK markets are meant to be lead inkJ dicators of their underlying economies. The precipitous collapse of the regional bourses through 1997 would imply that the Asian economies are headed for a major downturn in the coming 12-18 months. Certainly, there is no lack of evidence to496 words
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571 1998-01-10 2 Shiv Taneja - But '97 also saw a lot of shackles removed for the future development of the industry and new avenues opening iq> to sell unit trusts Reports by Shiv Taneja [SINGAPORE] IN TANDEM with the rout of the regional markets last year, the571 words
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407 1998-01-10 2 [SINGAPORE] In a year where regional equities were hammered, global and regional bond funds finally had a chance to strut their stuff clearly demonstrating the need for diversification across asset classes and sectors. According to data from UK fund monitor Micropal, three407 words
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Article, Illustration504 1998-01-10 2 S N Vasuki - EVE ON THE REGIOH: INDONESIA Broad consensus that Jakarta fails to address economic reform concerns By\ S N Vasuki THIS is the week that Indonesia lived dangerously. Financial markets gave a thumbsdown to the country's national budget, presented by President Suharto on Tuesday, and theFILE PHOTO - 504 words
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SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
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518 1998-01-10 3 Ronnie Lim - 1997 ended with over $8 billion in manufacturing investments By] Ronnie Lim MANUFACTURING Investments this year are unlikely to exceed last year's expected new record of over $8 billion because of the regional turmoil. But the Economic Development Board is "cautiously518 words
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Article, Illustration441 1998-01-10 3 Ronnie Lim - By Ronnie Lim MITSUI Chemicals will decide by May or June on an additional US$2OO million (***** million) investment in an upstream phenol plant here to feed its new US$66 million bis-phenol-A (BPA) plant. The ground-breaking ceremony for the new plant was held yesterday.441 words
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276 1998-01-10 3 Teh Hooi Ling - By Teh Hooi Ling IN THE absence of sufficient information, people will assume the worst and overreact, National Development Minister Lim Hng Kiang said last night in response to questions about the current financial crisis. "One of the problems with the present276 words
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445 1998-01-10 3 Christopher Tan - Premium soars to $43,880, from $50 last month By l Christopher Tan THE cheapest COE category last month became the most expensive this time round as buyers attracted by well-publi-cised "price cuts" flocked back to showrooms like homing pigeons. Their flight445 words
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323 1998-01-10 3 The Straits Times [PALEMBANG] Crash investigators acknowledged yesterday that the Silk Air jet lost part of its tail before it nosedived into the Musi River. Six pieces, including the horizontal stabilisers which control the plane's up-and-down movement, were found on landThe Straits Times - 323 words
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Article45 1998-01-10 3 Corrections clarifications TICKETS for the musical Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat for the period Feb 24 to April 12 are available for sale as of yesterday at all Sistic outlets, and not from Jan 23 as previously reported. We are sorry for the error.45 words
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Article285 1998-01-10 3 Frances Lui - By. Frances Lui THE Monetary Authority of Singapore is querying Banque Du Luxembourg Asia (BIL) about its operations following the sudden death of the bank's managing director. The body of Jean Claude Hirtt, 40, was found at Shan-gri-La Hotel's Garden Wing on Thursday. He is285 words
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398 1998-01-10 3 The Straits Times THE High Court yesterday acquitted a former Government of Singapore Investment Corporation manager who was convicted last May of taking bribes of nearly $2.4 million. Overturning a lower court decision, Justice M Karthigesu said a section of the Prevention ofThe Straits Times - 398 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Page 3 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous154 1998-01-10 3 CBYPTIC CROSSWORD a sticker 27 Business attracting a interest (5) 28 Clever in acquiring informa- complaints in a simple fash- *BRBDUTS SOLUTION tion on unpaid debts (9) on Malrldßblllulelplelnlcli 111 DOWN 16 Uses rare broadcast to re- laißitPbeM^iMbrlB r a| 1 Woo none in short! (5) store confidence (8) 2154 words
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MARKETS IN TURMOIL
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Article, Illustration1615 1998-01-10 4 Leon Hadar - With the US Congress expected to assail the US-led IMF bailouts, the East Asian crisis is becoming a headache for President Clinton, writes Washington correspondent Leon Hadar Leon Hadar WITH the end of the Christmas break and US lawmakers returning to Washington, President ClintonREUTERS - 1,615 words
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Article, Illustration577 1998-01-10 5 Conrad Raj - Finance Minister to mrplain TTmilaml'g position after farther SAP downgrade By Conrad Raj [SINGAPORE] Thai Finance Minister Tarrin Nimmanahaeminda will be in Singapore today to discuss regional matters and explain his country's position to bankers here, in the wake of a further downgrading ofREUTERS - 577 words
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338 1998-01-10 5 Quak Hiang Whai - Move triggers fears of another severe blow to stockmarket From* Quak Hiang Whai in Hongkong REACTING to rising interbank rates, banks in Hongkong raised interest rates by a higher-than-expected 0.75 percentage points, triggering fears the market may extend the heavy losses already338 words
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IN Brief
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91 1998-01-10 5 Reuters [WASHINGTON] US Federal Reserve governor Laurence Meyer said on Thursday the central bank should keep open the option of cutting Interest rates if Asia's financial crisis deals an unexpectedly hard blow to the economy. In a sign that the Fed may beReuters - 91 words
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70 1998-01-10 5 Reuters [ZURICH] Almost 60 per cent of Indonesia's debt to major international banks Is short-term, slightly below the Asian average of 62 per cent, figures from the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) show. By the end of June last year, Indonesia owed US$5B.7Reuters - 70 words
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52 1998-01-10 5 AFP [BANGKOK] Thailand's central bank yesterday tightened rules on currency trading to try to stamp out speculation against the baht which has crippled the embattled unit. The Bank of Thailand will temporarily revoke the currency trading licences of banks and financial institutions found violating theAFP - 52 words
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553 1998-01-10 5 Statement comes after bank's chief economist criticises IMF terms Bloomberg [WASHINGTON] The World Bank, disputing the quoted comments of its own chief economist, said on Thursday that it has "no disagreement" with the way the International Monetary Fund is handling theBloomberg - 553 words
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Article, Illustration392 1998-01-10 5 Meera Tharmaratnam - Anwar seeks talks with Camdessus trat roles out seeking aid By\ Meera Tharmaratnam in Kuala Lumpur MALAYSIA'S leaders provided further assurances on the country's economic health yesterday, as the stock market and currency faced renewed pressure in the wake of Indonesia's392 words
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366 1998-01-10 5 'What's the downside when yon can't pay back anyway,'asks one analyst Reuters [SINGAPORE] Financial markets became more convinced yesterday that Indonesia will be unable to prevent calling a moratorium on its huge mountain of public and private debt. "Most (Indonesian) companies are unable toReuters - 366 words
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472 1998-01-10 5 Reuters AFX-Asia Bloomberg [NEW YORK] A meeting of global lenders attended by officials of the International Monetary Fund and South Korea on Thursday represented a significant advance in the Korean debt crisis when the participating financial institutions for the firstReuters; AFX-Asia; Bloomberg - 472 words
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Advertisement179 1998-01-10 4 Announcing: a new semester at the California State University program for College students living in Singapore Enrolling^ Students who have completed High School may at th© Coll©g6 CcimpUS J now enroll at the OFS College in Singapore to do HGrG NOW the first two years of a California State University179 words
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REGION/WORLD
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485 1998-01-10 6 WASHINGTON Economy creates biggest number of jobs in 3 years during 1997 in all sectors Bloomberg THE US added a larger-than-expected 370,000 jobs in December as the economy created the largest number of jobs in three years during 1997. Gains wereBloomberg - 485 words
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347 1998-01-10 6 KUALA LUMPUR Weak ringgit contributes to better than expected data Bloomberg MALAYSIA posted a bigger-than-expected trade surplus of 700 million Malaysian ringgit (*****.5 million) in November, swinging from a trade deficit a month earlier, as the weak ringgit boosted exports, said state newsBloomberg - 347 words
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364 1998-01-10 6 HONGKONG Reuters THE Hongkong government is due to hold its first land auction of 1998 next week amid drastic slumps in the property and stock markets that should make for a quiet launch of this year's large land sale programme. TwoReuters - 364 words
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Article, Illustration58 1998-01-10 6 [MONTREAL] A young boy jumping to grab an icicle off a traffic signal bent over by the weight of ice here on Thursday. The city of Montreal and many surrounding regions have declared a state of emergency and over a million Quebec households and businesses are without powerREUTERS - 58 words
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253 1998-01-10 6 WASHINGTON Special quality inspection team to be sent oat on Monday Reuters THE US Federal Aviation Administration announced yesterday it is sending a special quality inspection team to Boeing plants after the agency ordered checks on some of the company's aircraft. "We're sending aReuters - 253 words
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540 1998-01-10 6 Loh Hui Yin - But govt won't turn to direct incentives to attract investors From Loh Hui Yin in Hongkong A FEW foreign companies have postponed or cancelled their plans to invest in Hongkong's manufacturing sector as a result of the regional currency crisis. "After a satisfactory, seamless540 words
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123 1998-01-10 6 SINGAPORE The Straits Times FOREIGN Minister S Jayakumar yesterday described the recent visit here of Taiwanese Vice-President Lien Chan as a "social visit conducted in a private and unofficial manner, and within the context of Singapore's 'one-China' framework". He was replying toThe Straits Times - 123 words
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Article, Illustration373 1998-01-10 6 PARIS Reuters FRENCH Prime Minister Lionel Jospin yesterday announced a one billion franc (Ss29l million) emergency fund to try to end a three-week-old campaign of protests by unemployed people. Faced with his first serious crisis in seven months of power, Mr JospinReuters; REUTERS - 373 words
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281 1998-01-10 6 BEIJING AFP CHINA has extended a formal invitation to Taiwan's newly elected mayors and county magistrates to visit the mainland, the official China Daily reported yesterday. The offer an olive branch to victorious pro-inde-pendence politicians was announced by the semi-offi-cial Association for Relations AcrossAFP - 281 words
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145 1998-01-10 6 LONDON AFP BRITAIN'S company directors are raking in salaries up to 16 times higher than their staff, the Trades Union Congress said in a report yesterday. In a study of 362 companies comparing salaries in 1994 with those in 1997, the TUCAFP - 145 words
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Page 6 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous26 1998-01-10 6 DOOWi&BPRY By Garry Trudeau WAS i AMP§\7 j<JH£F£ICAA4£OFASS, X TO SAYI I Pt&THA,HA! 0 RECALL- SAHMexeiMAoe M BtE« ML.1~.1~ KZ??tZf f YOU J "/0 j "j/^26 words
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COMPANIES & MARKETS
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606 1998-01-10 7 Ven Sreenivasan - BLOODLETTING OM THE BOURSE Overnight sell orders from offshore funds keep the bears going By' Ven Sreenivasan [SINGAPORE] Bank stocks yesterday tumbled to new depths in a sentiment-driven session which saw the local banks' lack of transparency surfacing as a606 words
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Article, Illustration479 1998-01-10 7 Ronnie Lim - By) Ronnie Lim [SINGAPORE] Sembawang Corp (SembCorp) expects lower earnings for 1998 due to higher cost of funds, chairman Philip Yeo said yesterday. "Earnings have to come down for the simple reason that the cost of money has gone up," he told newsmen afterFILE PHOTO - 479 words
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625 1998-01-10 7 David Boey - HOCK LOCK SIEW David Boey PEARLY smiles, high spirits and circus-like theatrics accompanied the submission of bids last week by three consortia for new fixed-line telephone licences from the Telecommunication Authority of Singapore (TAS). It was serious business, though, with one625 words
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261 1998-01-10 7 Diana Oon - *y Diana Oon [SINGAPORE) Property stocks came under intense selling pressure once more yesterday, enveloped by the overall gloom of the regional currency and stock crisis. All counters that were traded closed lower. The index ended the week at 269.38 points, having fallen261 words
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423 1998-01-10 7 Annette Pau - Drop comes amid STll's 94-ptplunge; investors worried over profit warning By. Annette Pau [SINGAPORE] Nat Steel's bid to reassure the market of its fundamentals was ignored yesterday with its stock plummetting some 7.4 per cent yesterday in line with a 94-point fall423 words
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REGIONAL COMPANIES
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397 1998-01-10 8 Bloomberg [KUALA LUMPUR] United Engineers Malaysia Bhd (UEM) is expected to announce as early as this weekend that it may sell a 32.6 per cent stake in parent Renong Bhd to a third party, a person involved in the plan said.Bloomberg - 397 words
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Article, Illustration506 1998-01-10 8 Lower Sings offers little comfort in industry plagued by overcapacity Bloomberg [SINGAPORE! For Jurong Shipyard, Keppel Marine Industries and other Singapore shipping companies, the 18 per cent tumble in the Singapore dollar against the US dollar in the past six months is a help.Bloomberg; FILE PHOTO - 506 words
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Article, Illustration385 1998-01-10 8 Abdul Hadhi - Firm says its energy transportation business unscathed By. Abdul Hadhi [SINGAPORE] Shipping firm Osprey Maritime plans to reduce its exposure to Indonesia even further amid the economic turmoil there. Chief financial officer Roger Bartlett yesterday said: "Part of our strategy is to even furtherSource: Bloomberg - 385 words
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250 1998-01-10 8 Diana Oon - By i Diana Oon [SINGAPORE] Sesdaq-listed Ho Wah Genting International yesterday said it has signed a new agreement to buy assets of Malaysian company Tempo Electric for 4.6 million Malaysian ringgit (SSI.7 million). Ho Wah subsidiary Ho Wah Genting Electric Sdn Bhd250 words
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171 1998-01-10 8 AFP [HONGKONG] Hongkongbased Ka Wah Bank Ltd intends to acquire the financial services businesses owned by its controlling shareholder, Beijing's investment vehicle China International Trust and Investment Corp (Citic), a senior company source said yesterday. The source told AFX-Asia, that amongAFP - 171 words
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391 1998-01-10 8 AFX-Asia [MANILA] Jollibee Foods Corp expects 1997 net profit to fall 45 per cent to 332 million pesos (5513.2 million), well short of its target of 668 million due to the peso's sharp depreciation, vice-president for finance Rufino dela RosaAFX-Asia - 391 words
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305 1998-01-10 8 Bloomberg [AMSTELVEEN, Netherlands] KLM Royal Dutch Airlines NV said it signed a memorandum of understanding with Malaysian Airline System Bhd to study an alliance to step up services between South-east Asia and Europe. The memorandum was signed just before Christmas andBloomberg - 305 words
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COMPANY Briefs
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87 1998-01-10 8 [SINGAPORE] CDL Hotels International has announced the appointment of John Wilson as chief executive officer of subsidiary, Millennium Copthorne Hotels pic, from Jan 12. Mr Wilson was formerly chief operating officer and senior executive vice-president of Hilton International. John O'Shea, managing director of87 words
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Article112 1998-01-10 8 [SINGAPORE] Clipsal Industries Ltd has formed a 70 per cent-owned subsidiary in Vietnam to make electrical installation products like PVC fittings, flush plates, switches and sockets under the Clipsal brand for domestic and neighbouring markets. Some US$3.5 million (556.2 million) in the form of rights112 words
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Article95 1998-01-10 8 Reuters [KUALA LUMPUR] Westmont Industries Bhd said yesterday it has filed police reports against a number of former directors linked to "irregular transactions" on its power barge projects. "After consulting and upon receiving legal advice from the company's solicitors, the board of directors has filed twoReuters - 95 words
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INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES
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201 1998-01-10 9 Reuters [BEIJING] Motorola Inc plans to increase its investment in China to US$2.5 billion (554.4 billion) from US$l.2 billion by the year 2000, Xinhua news agency said on Thursday. Motorola has poured US$l.2 billion into a production centre in the northernReuters - 201 words
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Article, Illustration449 1998-01-10 9 It is the former's biggpst move into the USsloob-&-ye&rIJS local phone market Bloomberg [NEW YORK) AT&T Corp agreed to buy Teleport Communications Group Inc for US$l2.9 billion (5522.7 billion) in stock and assumed debt, galvanising its push into the US localBloomberg; FILE PHOTO - 449 words
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180 1998-01-10 9 Reuters [FRANKFURT] Deutsche Bank AG, Germany's biggest commercial bank, on Thursday became the latest victim of speculation in a market hungry for a big banking story as talk of a capital increase knocked the firm's shares down 6 per cent. Even when banking sourcesReuters - 180 words
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Article307 1998-01-10 9 Bloomberg Reuters (WASHINGTON] Microsoft Corp doesn't have a plan for revising Windows 96 in case a federal judge orders the company to make changes in the soon-to-be-released personal computer operating system, a top company official said. Bob Herbold, Microsoft's chief operating officer, said theBloomberg; Reuters - 307 words
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329 1998-01-10 9 Firm dies steep price declines for expected tumble in earnmp Bloomberg [SCOTTS VALLEY, California] Seagate Technology Inc shares fell 6.7 per cent after the computer disk-drive maker warned of a "substantial" fiscal second-quarter loss from operations because of steep price declines.Bloomberg - 329 words
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SHIPS IN PORT
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Article1540 1998-01-10 9 RECEIVING OF EXPORT Fa CONTAINERS AM LCI CARGO Booklrxj/B«l«nct Rstls Ship Voy No Etb/Btr Porlod From To Fro* Acl»«vtr 005 12/1200 M 09/1500 09/1*59 09/1900 09/1500 OWN 09/IWC 2A 09/1700 10/0659 B/0900 21 09/T700 10/0*59 B/0900 1 10/0700 10/W9 B/MOO 4 10/1200 n/MW 10/1700 taMi MM 12/0700 H1,540 words
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FINANCE & COMMODITIES
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334 1998-01-10 10 Soh Tiang Keng - It otto's reinsurance of electronics-related risks and will serve Asean, Indochina Soh Tiang Keng [SINGAPORE] Germany specialty insurer Tela Versicherung will set up a Singapore branch later this month to serve customers in Asean and the Indochina region. The Asia Insurance Review,334 words
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337 1998-01-10 10 Global survey planned to assess progress in hanking mipmuMii Reuters [ZURICH] Global banking supervisors face a bulging agenda in the coming years with improved supervision in emerging economies the main challenge, the chairman of the Basle Committee on Banking Supervision said. Tom de Swaan saidReuters - 337 words
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Article, Illustration357 1998-01-10 10 USS/mark: US$/mark rallied to 1.8380 on Wednesday before it eased to trade around the 1.8170 level early yesterday. The technical outlook remains bullish for the unit. Buying strategies are preferred on dips to the support levels at 1.8065 and then at 1.7950. Only a breach ofSource: - 357 words
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237 1998-01-10 10 Bloomberg {HONGKONG] Credit Lyonnais Securities (Asia) Ltd, one of Asia's biggest brokerages outside Japan, has cut staff salaries by as much as a fifth, conceding that tumbling regional markets eroded profits. The average cut was around 10 per cent, chief executive Gary Coull said yesterday.Bloomberg - 237 words
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289 1998-01-10 10 FT [LONDON] Union Bank of Switzerland has dismissed its global head of fixed income, currency and derivatives amid signs that losses were so much larger than expected that 1997 staff bonuses in the investment banking operation may have to be slashed.FT - 289 words
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236 1998-01-10 10 SBKBLReport Reuters (SINGAPORE] Simex Euroyen futures firmed yesterday despite reports quoting a senior ruling party official as saying Japan needed permanent tax cuts of two trillion yen. Jiji news agency quoted Yoshiro Mori, a senior Liberal Democratic Party official as saying Japan should considerReuters - 236 words
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147 1998-01-10 10 MS& TAIWAN FUTURES (SINGAPORE] The Simex MSCI Taiwan Stock Index futures fell yesterday as the bourse came under selling pressure from overseas investors, who again reduced their weightings in Asian markets due to currency concerns. After the January contract had extended its discount to147 words
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249 1998-01-10 10 ENERGY REPORT Bridge News Reuters [SINGAPORE] Trading of Regional crudes remained thin but an equity producer was heard to have sold a Februaryloading Thai Erawan condensate cargo to a US major at a discount to the Indonesian Arun crude-related official selling price (OSP), tradersBridge News; Reuters - 249 words
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Article264 1998-01-10 10 AFP Reuters IrfMdon THE US dollar clawed back some ground by the European mid-session, but upcoming US payrolls data and the fear of concerted intervention provided too many unknowns for comfort, traders said. "The markets are nervous," said one trader. "Funds in the United States and Japan haveAFP; Reuters - 264 words
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Article1610 1998-01-10 11 Bloomberg □Nikkei 228 -HJB JAPANESE stocks fell yesterday on concern Asia's economic turmoil would hurt Japanese banks and exporters. "For Japan, Asia is still the No 1 export market, and when Asia has financial problems, their imports will fall," said an analyst. "Banks have a credit risk lending toBloomberg - 1,610 words
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Article2158 1998-01-10 11 LONDON Nm 3) Group 517.400 1.6001, *8 Port* 290 -8 Abbey Notion* 1097 -40 AIMed Domecq 522 -6 Amec 116 -1 *KU Croup 181.600 -.400 BAT Ind 571.400 -14 80 Pie 303 -2 BICC 167 3.400 BOCOroup 935 -42.400 BP Petroleum 780 -10 STR 180 -3.400 Ban*2,158 words
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Article, Illustration1562 1998-01-10 12 AFP OH&ngSog -359.89 HONGKONG share prices fell 3.9 per cent to below the psychological 9,000-point level in volatile trade amid persistent fears over higher interest rates, dealers said. A dealer said trading was volatile because of concerns that the regional currency crisis would deepen, adding "because of it, buyingAFP - 1,562 words
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Article, Illustration625 1998-01-10 12 Reuters n Shenzhen B Index -196 THE Shenzhen B share market ended lower yesterday as further declines on the Hongkong stock market triggered selling in large-cap issues. The B Index slid 3.96 points to 84.63, its lowest close in almost 18 months. Turnover was HK$26 million. "B shares areReuters; Source: Credit Lyonnsis Securities(Asia) Ltd - 625 words
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Article402 1998-01-10 12 AFP QffP Index -4096 STOCKS fell yesterday as market sentiment was dampened by weakness in Hongkong and other Asian stock markets. A trader said a prediction by Merrill Lynch that the key index would fall to the 7,000point level in the short-term also hurt sentiment. The Weighted Price IndexAFP - 402 words
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Article254 1998-01-10 12 Reuters Wellington -38^3 SHARES closed 1.7 per cent weaker yesterday as concerns over Asian economies continued to dampen sentiment. The NZSE-40 Capital Index shed 38.63 points to end at 2,269.28, with market leader Telecom again leading the charge lower, losing 16 cents to NZ$7.B3. Reuters roooi ANZ Bmkir>9 11.40Reuters - 254 words
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Article, Illustration840 1998-01-10 12 AFP n SET Index -1050 SHARES fell 2.9 per cent yesterday to close at a 10-year low on a sell-off sparked by fears of a recapitalisation of the shattered banking sector. The baht also plunged as players snapped up US dollars ahead of an expected announcement by the financialAFP - 840 words
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Article425 1998-01-10 12 AFP C 3 Composite Index -196 SHARE prices closed 2.4 per cent down yesterday on profittaking and slowed foreign interest amid the downturn in regional markets. Dealers said the overall weakness in Asian markets added to anxieties that Seoul may have been overbought in the past days. The CompositeAFP - 425 words
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Article595 1998-01-10 12 AFP □AD Ordinaries -47.6 SHARES fell in harmony with Asian markets yesterday. Stocks with the greatest exposure to Asia were dealt the toughest punishment because of growing concerns over the prospects for South-east Asia's financial markets and the impact on their earnings. The All Ordinaries Index fell 47.6 pointsAFP - 595 words
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Article, Illustration748 1998-01-10 12 AFP Q Composite Index -4J4 SHARE prices closed 1.2 per cent lower yesterday in volatile trading with profit-taking wiping out early gains, dealers said. "Gains in the morning were lost to profit-taking the rest of the day; and weakened sentiment in the region did not help," a dealer said.AFP - 748 words
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Article286 1998-01-10 12 AFP Q Manila -137.85 SHARE prices plunged 8.3 per cent yesterday amid continued fears over the Asian currency crisis and governmentmandated wage rises. Analysts said the market was overcome by growing panic over the regional downturn compounded by domestic worries. The PSE Composite Index fell 137.85 points to closeAFP - 286 words
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Article, Illustration436 1998-01-10 13 AFX-Asia Q Composite bdex -15J>6 SHARE prices closed lower yesterday in line with significant falls in regional markets while November's trade surplus failed to lift sentiment on the local market, dealers said. The KLSE Composite Index fell 15.56 points at 491.60. The EmasAFX-Asia - 436 words
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Article8103 1998-01-10 13 Cmhmmt prefects t*M Last Vet Day Net Cap WN> Law Cltapsay Sale '000 Hm» Lew P/« tHI 210 200 AJtaomoto 200 US 84.3 90.5 73 Angkasa 77 1 24 77 73.5 18 1115 160 140 Apollo Food Htg 141 -10 9 150 140 4.1 56.4 225 190 BerlayaLand 200 -78,103 words
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183 1998-01-10 14 R Sivanithy - WARRANT WATCH -By R Sivanithy DEEP out-of-the-money warrants usually offer the best gearing at a price a high conversion premium. If they have a lot of time before expiry then it makes sense to go for these183 words
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Article2194 1998-01-10 14 Transaction Date Jan 9 mauvsun stocks Or Or IW7/M Last V* Day Laat Quota Dtv Otv VM Mat M Cap Hl» L— »tna Caagany Uf r000) HHIi Law Bwyar Mw CVr It W 478 29 msSOOO AIS850C 3t uneh 139 313 29 31 315 5.0 13 II Wi2,194 words
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Article3704 1998-01-10 15 Transaction Date: Jan 9 Or Or M tR Va i tev LMt Oustt M* Mv YM MM Cm »H N 1997/90 if takr C*w WI |m Prtca Mqft L«« SM*» C»«W»»ny Sata COOP) Hlfh L— TT I,,,r 5 157 20.5 1020 ACC Dvn«ntcs60e 21 -1 101 22 203,704 words
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Article989 1998-01-10 15 Or Or mm l**7/M LmI Vat Oar Last Onati W* M* VM N*t Cap Aaf H» U» WW C—mmr «a*a rooei m> t— fcfr Mk Cw W Wm SOMA 146 74 a 2000 AM HMgi St 100 *2 O 100 100 100 D2 U 10 0J tttt 443 103989 words
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Article, Illustration54 1998-01-10 16 Shiv Taneja - by Shiv Taneja DBS LAND closed 29 cents lower at $1.56 on a volume of 19.03 million shares yesterday, compared with its 10~day traded average of 2.89 million units. Despite the counter being massively oversold, there is still more downside in the near term, according to the daily54 words
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Article204 1998-01-10 16 onto ra— UPP25c 21.690.000 DBS Land 19,037.000 Asia Food&Prop 17,418,000 WingTai 25c 13,714,000 ST Engg 10c 13,420,000 SingTel 15c 13,131,000 •MBf Capital 12,563,000 HKLandUSIOc 8,214,000 City Dev 50c 8,001,000 MS Foreign 7,789,000 IWb I OSS Foreign 83,892,126 SIA Foreign 68.216,266 0C8C Foreign 51,948,380 UOB Foreign 45.488.460 City Dev 50c 43,473,977204 words
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Article, Illustration686 1998-01-10 16 R Sivanithy - STOCK MARKET COMMENTARY Local bourse experiences panic selling despite a relatively stable session in regional currencies By R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] Despite a relatively stable session in regional currencies, panic selling of local bank and property stocks yesterday drove the local686 words
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Article, Illustration102 1998-01-10 16 A TAIWANESE company has come out with quite possibly the worst commercial exploitation of the Diana myth. This company, Shopping Town Co, is selling a "golden portrait" (guaranteed 97.66 per cent purity) of Diana standing next to Mother Teresa. Shopping Town guarantees a limited edition102 words
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Article78 1998-01-10 16 THE first of a handflil of CPF-approved funds slated for launch this year was announced yesterday. OCBC Asset Management will launch its Savers Global Trust Fund on Monday which will invest in approved global martlets. Later this month, Rothschild Asset Management is expected to launch its first CPF-approved78 words
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Article104 1998-01-10 16 WHO says competitors don't help each other out, even if they didn't set out to. Templeton Asset Management (TAM) recently sent out mailers to its unit-holders trying to get them to sign up for a regular savings plan the firm recently instituted for its unit trusts. Along with104 words
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Article113 1998-01-10 16 NATSTEEL's public relations blitz with the press and analysts on Thursday received a less-than favourable response from the majority of local broking houses, for the simple reason they were not invited. Only Six houses were invited, of which four were foreign. "You call this a PR exercise?"113 words
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Article42 1998-01-10 16 LEO NG SZE HIAN, a personal financial consultant with more than 20 degrees and certifications to his name, has added another feather to his pretty crowded cap— the Honorary Consul of Jamaica to the Republic of Singapore, we were Informed yesterday.42 words
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Article47 1998-01-10 16 A BROKER, when asked the whereabouts of his colleague, replied that he had gone for a massage. "I thought it is now a time for austerity," said the surprised caller. "Yes, it is. He has gone out to massage others," was the reply.47 words
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Article, Illustration1574 1998-01-10 17 JAIME EE - Ladies, be happy because thin is out, and curves are in. And for the men, ifs cool to look like a Utile boy. mime ee pins down this year's trends JAIME EE IF you learn only one new word this year, it would have1,574 words
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Article52 1998-01-10 17 THE recent story about the US scientist who wanted to set up a clinic to clone babies for infertile couples stirred up a storm of controversy. Opponents to the idea of human cloning called the man "unhinged" but maybe he was just living up to his name52 words
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Article40 1998-01-10 17 THE US immigration people have a re- ally hopefUl view of people. In their application form for visas, there is this question: Are you a member or representative of a terrorist organisation? Please check box, yes or no.40 words
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Article49 1998-01-10 17 THE bird flu scare has gotten some people so jittery they threw good sense and geography out the window. It was reported earlier this week that the United Arab Emirates has banned poultry imports from Australia because of the bird flu outbreak in Hongkong.49 words
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Article47 1998-01-10 17 TALK about a recession-buster. Singapore Science Centre's greeting card for Christmas and the New Year has on its cover a complicated rotating disc which serves as a 30-year calendar. Does that mean we won't be getting any cards from them for the next 30 years?47 words
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599 1998-01-10 18 Peter Carlson - VIEWPOINT Anne Dillard's essay in Harper's leaves as with a healthy dollop of humility By. Peter Carlson The Washington Post YOU'RE sitting there reading the paper, effortlessly inhaling and exhaling, going about your life as if you had forever. But, of course, you'reThe Washington Post - 599 words
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Article, Illustration1030 1998-01-10 18 BEN MUNROE - Michael Ondaatje says he writes with a tremendous amount of insecurity. bee mnmoE finds out what drives the author of The English Patient BEN MUNROE Michael Ondaatje, author of The English Patient, sailed through Singapore earlier this week. During his visit, organised byLAU POOR KONG/ST - 1,030 words
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1282 1998-01-10 18 Bill Hendrick - BOOKS Several new books by scientists serve np math and logic to back the belief in a creator of the universe By. Bill Hendrick NYT MIND-NUMBING mathematical equations crawl across the pages of a new book by Washington scholar Dean Overman likeNYT - 1,282 words
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Article, Illustration1169 1998-01-10 19 SIAN JAY - Where do jewellery designers Susan Tereba, Soraya Bohlool and Utami Geiger draw their inspiration? sia* jay reports SIAN JAY THE jewellery created by Susan Tereba, Soraya Bohlool and Utami Geiger can be described as wearable art. They are designed to draw attention, to be worn by womenARTHUR LEE - 1,169 words
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Article, Illustration765 1998-01-10 19 Carol Eng - FURNITURE Australia's Schiavello offers office fnrnitnre that addresses ergonomic problems By Carol Eng CONSIDERING the hours we put in at the office, relatively little study has been made into how furniture can be arranged so that people can work more efficiently. How often765 words
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Article, Illustration666 1998-01-10 20 Ben Munroe - DRINKS A panel samples the DVB, three Pernod concoctions, the all new Anchor Pilsner Beer and Hooper's Hooch Apple By] Ben Munroe EVERY so often a marketing department comes up with a wild and wacky idea for a new cocktail, beer, ready-mixed drink orCHRIS LOH - 666 words
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Article, Illustration656 1998-01-10 20 CINEMA I Know What Yon Did Last Summer may be another slasher flick but it is powered along by some fairly sdid directing, a serviceable story and good acting PANS of Scream, which came out earlier this year will be curious to see Know What656 words
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Article, Illustration514 1998-01-10 21 Bernard Weinraub - CINEMA Chinese Box expresses the sense of stability and uncertainty, freedom and repression, in mercurial HE By: Bernard Weinraub NYT IN FILMS like Chan Is Missing, Dim Sum and The Joy Luck Club, the immigrant director Wayne Wang explored the collision between ChineseNYT - 514 words
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Article, Illustration380 1998-01-10 21 M Yasotha - Compiled by M Yasotha COMCERT Yoang Guitar Virtuosos Of Italy Eirene Guitar Duo Paola Minussi and Ester Poli will perform Frescobaldi's Second song called La Bernardino, Bellini's Overture from The Pirate and Rossini's Overture from Elisabeth, Queen of England. Presented by The Italian Cultural Institute and Tomas Music380 words
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Article, Illustration938 1998-01-10 22 TAN SU YEN - Cineleisure Orchard offers a wealth of choices for foodies, from a food-court meal to a Planet Hollywood-style experience, ta* so yem checks out the muffins and seafood TAN SU YEN IF fte movie goers of the past had to make do with munchingARTHUR LEE - 938 words
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Article831 1998-01-10 22 N K Yong - WINE CONNOISSEUR Keep the 1990s and 1989s nnder wraps still but drink the attractive and enjoyable 1985 even the Firsts are ready By N K Yong ONE of the nice things about going into a new year is the realisation that your wines are831 words
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Article, Illustration757 1998-01-10 23 Aftorgltw. Julie Christie is married to philandering repairman Nick Nolte. He goes to fix the apartment of Johnny Lee Miller, whose marriage is in trouble, and chats up the wife, Lara Flynn Boyle. Their spouses track them to a hotel, meet each other, and start flirting... R(A). Lido, Oriental.757 words
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Article110 1998-01-10 23 Cathay 338-3400 East shore 346-1816 Orchard 236-8386 Plcturehouse 338-3400 Yangtze 223-7629 impress 777-5867 Jubilee 464-1640 Mandarin 292-9401 Marina 338-9719 Whitesanda 686-1782 ssn^sr Bishan 363-8886 Boon Lay 792-2788 Broadway 464-9394 Majestic 633-9032 Marina 337-9488 PavUion 786-6788 TamplnesB 786-6788 Tlongßahru 274-6688 Yiahun 267-7848 Clement!/ Cweatth 777-0669 Golden/New Tqwn 298-6466110 words
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Article, Illustration1843 1998-01-10 24 MICHELLE LOW - Taste the wines of Hunter Valley, try the surf at Newcastle and go dolphin spotting at Port Stephens. low reports MICHELLE LOW YOU'RE in Sydney. You've shopped in Paddington, walked the lurid King's Cross, admired the historic Rocks and still have time to spare? Get1,843 words
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Miscellaneous1627 1998-01-10 23 TODAY'S TV Drew's oddball *!2iKSSSSa-«. H s lib Hank tries to comfort an tionais 1997—England vs JJ t Sesam The Drew Carey Show, partner. siting Sports Espirit. JJJ 9pm, Ch 5 IM Favourite Queen of Poland". One of Chs cSsaderAfoyje; hlldren |jjj EwSb Drew's insane former Iris (Jane Fonda) is1,627 words
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