The Business Times, 7 March 1998
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Title Section13 1998-03-07 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES MITA(P) 110/12/97 85c SINGAPORE Internet: http://www.asial.com.sg/biztimes WEEKEND EDITION, MARCH 7-8,199813 words
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Article, Illustration1034 1998-03-07 1 Eddie Toh, Meera Tharmaratnam - No figures disclosed; both parties deny it's a bailout of Mirzan Mahathir's vehicle From Eddie Toh, Meera Tharmaratnam in Kuala Lumpur NATIONAL oil corporation Petroliam Nasional Berhad (Petronas) has acquired the entire shipping business of cash-strapped Konsortium Perkapalan in a cash deal whichCompiled by BT - 1,034 words
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281 1998-03-07 1 [SINGAPORE] OCBC Bank and Overseas Union Bank (OUB) yesterday posted almost identical falls in net earnings of 18 per cent last year as both made exceptional provisions for problem loans to the region. OCBC's 1997 net profit fell 18 per cent to $581.1281 words
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Article, Illustration460 1998-03-07 1 Larry Wee, R Sivanithy - But only rupi&h, won close weaker; stocks ease in most markets By] Larry Wee, R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] It was a seesaw day for Asean currencies, with the Malaysian ringgit first falling below 4 as the Indonesian rupiah weakened sharply, and then recovering to close theSource: Dow Jones - 460 words
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Article, Illustration779 1998-03-07 1 Shiv Taneja - 1997 INVESTMENT FOND AWARDS Hie other big winner is UOB Asset Mgt with three awards By I Shiv Taneja [SINGAPORE! Each of the winning unit trusts at last night's 1997 Investment Fund Awards made money for their investors no mean feat at a timeCHRIS LOH - 779 words
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Advertisement127 1998-03-07 1 IHMIIH Asaloftete To work, to stay home, to marry, to have children, to stay single womanhood is very much about choices. For International Women's Day, we take a look at how these choices have worked out for the Singapore woman, ELI H Priaesare fir readers, Ml writers She is a127 words
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Advertisement65 1998-03-07 1 Retail unit trust sector promising: Mrs Sam, Pg 2 More than $46,000 raised for charity, Pg 2 Profiles of the winners, Pg 4 Standing tall: Winners and their figures, Pg 4 V ALFRED DUNHILL LONDON The New AD 2000 Carbon Fibre Fountain Pen AVAILABLE ONLY AT ALFRED DUNHILL SHOPS IN65 words
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SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
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Article, Illustration304 1998-03-07 2 Jennifer Lien - EDB attributes Jan decline to plant shutdowns daring the festive holidays By, Jennifer Lien MANUFACTURING output fell 3.9 per cent in January, dragged down by a 4.5 per cent drop in output of electronic products as well as declines in specialty chemicals andSource: Bloomberg - 304 words
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Article, Illustration492 1998-03-07 2 Ang Wan May - Tender period for first site at Marina Blvd extended By, Ang Wan May THE Urban Redevelopment Authority yesterday fleshed out details of a $1.35 billion network of utility tunnels to be built in the new downtown district, and said it would492 words
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358 1998-03-07 2 Shiv Taneja - 1997 INVESTMENT FUND AWARDS Reports by Shiv Taneja THE release of some $25 billion of public sector funds over the next three years will hasten the growth pace of the fund management industry, while the retail unit trust sector looks very promising, Elizabeth358 words
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Article, Illustration205 1998-03-07 2 THE 1997 Investment Fund Awards held last night at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel went a lot further than just honouring the top performing unit trusts: it was a way for the industry to make a meaningful contribution to society by giving to charity. More thanARTHUR LEE - 205 words
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374 1998-03-07 2 The Straits Times INDONESIAN businessman Peter Gontha, who lost a libel case against an international accounting firm last year, has succeeded in his appeal against a lower court's decision to strike out his suit against Singapore Press HoldingsThe Straits Times - 374 words
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390 1998-03-07 2 Audrey Tan - Though weaker Sing dollar seen as good for business: survey By i Audrey Tan CURRENCY fluctuations top Singapore firms' list of concerns, though three in 10 companies also see the Sing dollar's depreciation as the most positive factor for business, a recent survey390 words
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448 1998-03-07 2 The Straits Times THE International Monetary Fund (IMF) may have to draw up new rules to prevent the rapid transfer of large amounts of currency across borders from destabilising the world's financial system, said Singapore Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong.The Straits Times - 448 words
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NEWS Roundup
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67 1998-03-07 2 FIRMS may now submit statistical data to the Department of Statistics (DOS) via the Internet. Chief Statistician Paul Cheung said yesterday the Electronic Transmission erf Returns (ETR) —the first Internet application for statistical data collection in Asia—enables secure submission of statistical information through the Web..67 words
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Article, Illustration61 1998-03-07 2 SENIOR Minister Lee Kuan Yew unveiling yesterday a waxwork of himself, created by the sculptors of London wax museum Madame Tussaud's. The figure will be on display at Travel Fair '98 at the World Trade Centre until tomorrow. Mr Lee joked: "I hope Madame61 words
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Miscellaneous229 1998-03-07 2 CRYPTIC CROSSWORD 5 How wheels manage detours? -——IH 1 I 9 London circus crossing river —mm UhJ LaJ— LnJ LhJ— 10 From Ben Nevis, takes the 11 Port found in the cellar? Never Reached shirt caught in JmZ ZjBLZjBLZMBIi 18 Direction minor takes before 20 Mongrel angry with food was229 words
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1997 INVESTMENT FUND AWARDS
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Article, Illustration1053 1998-03-07 4 Shiv Taneja - DBS Asset Management Reports by I Shiv Taneja [SINGAPORE] A RAGING bull market in the US and a well-diversified bond portfolio ensured DBS Asset Management a clean sweep in the overall winner category for both the one and three-year periods. Also, theARTHUR LEE - 1,053 words
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Article, Illustration770 1998-03-07 4 UOB Asset Management UOBAITs global, Japan and Apec funds are winners IT MAY not have been a clean sweep like at the inaugural awards in 1996 where it picked up five of the seven trophies up for grabs, but still, UOB Asset Management managedARTHUR LEE - 770 words
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Article578 1998-03-07 4 OVERALL WINNERS One Year: DBS US Growth Fund Three Years: DBS Shenton Income Fund WINNERS I i r.f Iflr rimto 1 YEAR RETURN 1-YEAR 1-YEAR OUTPER- rUIKW Single Country Funds Be *j™ AflK UOB United Apec Equity 1.75 U06 United Japan Grmrti 4.68 -15.95 2454 Schroder NckIFi Asia578 words
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Article, Illustration392 1998-03-07 4 Morgan GrenfeU Investment Management MD explain* the key to two unit trusts' good showing [SINGAPORE) A combination of teamwork and strong stockpicking was the key to the good showing by the two unit trusts from Morgan Grenfell Investment Management, its managing director James Goulding said.392 words
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Article, Illustration215 1998-03-07 4 Citibank Global Asset Management [SINGAPORE] If you think investing in bonds produces meagre returns, think again: Citibank Global Asset Management's Citi Global Bond Fund saw a 16 per cent return last year almost twice that of its benchmark, the JP Morgan Global Bond Index.215 words
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FOCUS
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Article, Illustration1712 1998-03-07 5 Yang Razali Kassim - Suharto's protege may well prove sceptics wrong Reports by' Yang Razali Kassim [JAKARTAI SINCE Abri, the Indonesian armed forces, declared its support for Dr Bachruddin Jusuf Habibie as the next vice-pres-ident, life has not been the same for the diminutive Minister for ResearchFILE PHOTO - 1,712 words
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220 1998-03-07 5 THE Indonesian military, under its new Commander-in-Chief General Wiranto, will remain f]rm in its support for B J Habibie as vice-president, Abri's spokesman Brig-Gener-al Abdul Wahab Mokodongan said. The military is also open to the possibility of Dr Habibie taking over from President220 words
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Advertisement1187 1998-03-07 5 11 Overseas Union Bank Limited I I I (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) I II ANNOUNCEMENT I I I The Board of Directors of Overseas Union Bank Limited wishes to announce I I I 1 AUDITED RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 1997 I II Th« Croup The1,187 words
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MARKETS IN TURMOIL
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299 1998-03-07 6 Confidence shaken, rupiah dives past 12,000 intra-day AFP [JAKARTA] Massive foreign exchange losses reported at Indonesia's state-run Export Import Bank and a fresh slide in the rupiah sank South-east Asia's largest economy into further turmoil yesterday, dealers and analysts said. BankAFP - 299 words
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Article, Illustration538 1998-03-07 6 Meera Tharmaratnam - BRUNEI-MALAYSIA LIMES Aussie report says there is talk of saltan on USs2b property buying spree in BTsia By\ Meera Tharmaratnam in Kuala Lumpur COUNTRY Heights Bhd yesterday denied an Australian report that the Sultan of Brunei had bought its luxuryFILE PHOTO - 538 words
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330 1998-03-07 6 Al Labita - No names but rumours point to Brunei interests From, Al Labita in Manila A UNIT of Malaysian car-mak-er Proton, hobbled by the longdrawn foreign exchange crisis, is eyeing new investors, believed to be Brunei interests. The plight of Proton Pilipinas Corp (PPC), a MalaysianPhilippine330 words
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489 1998-03-07 6 Vikram Khanna - Researcher warns that hyperinflation conld hit Indonesia By" Vikram Khanna [SINGAPORE] The Group of Seven industrial countries should come up with emergency measures, including food aid and debt reduction operations, to prevent a financial meltdown in Asia, according to Neil Saker,489 words
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Advertisement794 1998-03-07 6 Overseas Union Trust Limited (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) ANNOUNCEMENT The Board of Directors of Overseas Union Trust Limited is pleased to announce: AUDITED RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 1997 COMPANY AND CROUP Increase/ 1997 1996 (Decrease) SSOOO SSOOO Total Operating Revenue 87,974 78,663 11.8 Investment and794 words
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REGION
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Article, Illustration472 1998-03-07 7 Lu Ning - NATIONAL PEOPLE'S CONGRESS Mm will help country stay competitive amid mag minister Reports from Lu Ning in Beijing TO counter the negative impact of the current Asian financial crisis, China plans to boost its competitiveness through lower import taxes and higherAFP - 472 words
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330 1998-03-07 7 VICE-PREMIER Zhu Rongji, who is expected to assume the premiership at the current session of the National People's Congress, appears to be the true winner in the latest scheme to revamp the Chinese bureaucracy as he has consolidated further his power base.330 words
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379 1998-03-07 7 Loh Hui Yin - HONGKONG George Tan convicted by a HE court in 1996 for conspiracy to defraud By\ Loh Hui Yin GEORGE Tan Soon-gin, the businessman who caused one of Hongkong's biggest corporate failures more than a decade ago, is due to be released today. Tan,379 words
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613 1998-03-07 7 Lawrence Eyton - TAIPEI Third biggest Taiwan bank hopes to open office in Jnne/Jnly By\ Lawrence Eyton FIRST Commercial, Taiwan's third largest bank, is setting up an offshore banking unit in Malaysia's Labuan Island offshore financial centre. Lee Hsing-chih, a senior official613 words
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317 1998-03-07 7 JAKARTA Reuters INDONESIA plans to subsidise importers of basic essentials such as sugar, wheat flour and soya beans by providing a fixed exchange rate of 5,000 rupiah to the US dollar, a spokesman for the Bulog commodity regulator said yesterday. He saidReuters - 317 words
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Article, Illustration332 1998-03-07 7 S N Vasuki - JAKARTA Govt tipped off about plans for demos ahead of next week's presidential polls By I S N Vasuki TWO prominent pribumi businessmen are being questioned by Indonesian authorities for their alleged role in organising anti-government demonstrations ahead of the country's presidential elections,REUTERS - 332 words
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Miscellaneous143 1998-03-07 7 THE WEATHER Wfagapwia Fair and warm. Temperature(3o-26) i*"*- HVLo* Oo«L A mm**. HVLo* Good. AmaM 25/18 Skowffs Aw*#r<iain 09/nfi CWmK L SUM (fcudy (S 52* gmny Bilk- 09/06 (lowly Owwo St/ 21 (loudy "•V JJ2? Swwy Bow 12/01 (lnutv HotoS* *7/17 Sumy J* 1 Shawm (opntaflrn. 06/01 (load? L«Ai**« 18/12143 words
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REGION/WORLD
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490 1998-03-07 8 WASHINGTON But drop in manufacturing openings signal impact of Asian crisis Bloomberg THE US economy added more jobs than expected in February although manufacturing employment declined, an early sign the Asia crisis may still slow the economy this year. Non-farm jobs roseBloomberg - 490 words
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495 1998-03-07 8 Anthony Rowley - TOKYO Parliament told latest arrests show ministry's ops need to be reviewed By i Anthony Rowley THE official anti-corruption purge against Japan's financial establishment moved into higher gear yesterday when public prosecutors again raided the Ministry of Finance headquarters in the wake495 words
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253 1998-03-07 8 PARIS Reuters OECD countries yesterday reached a consensus on farm reforms, agreeing after twodays of talks on a blueprint for agriculture in the 29-member organisation. "We have been present at the creation of new changes in agriculture," the meeting's Dutch chairman Jozias vanReuters - 253 words
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Article, Illustration40 1998-03-07 8 [LONDON] British Guardsman Brian Clough (left) comes face-to-face with officer cadet Sukwinder Singh during an open day at the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment's HQfor Ethnic Minorities in the Hyde Park Barracks on Thursday in London. AFPAFP - 40 words
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483 1998-03-07 8 PARIS Aircraft maker sees significantly higher sales this year Reuters FRENCH state-owned Aerospatiale yesterday unveiled a 75 per cent jump in 1997 profit and forecast higher sales for 1998. The aircraft maker reported net attributable profit of 1.42 billion francs (*****.4 million), againstReuters - 483 words
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305 1998-03-07 8 WASHINGTON AFP THE US continues to have concerns about the progress of economic reform in Indonesia, US Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin said. "There are obviously issues of concern, and I think that what Indonesia needs to do to re-establish financial stability is to be onAFP - 305 words
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Article, Illustration617 1998-03-07 8 Rajendra Bajpal - NEW DELHI No majority so group depending on some parties that will stay nentral By\ Rajendra Bajpal INDIA'S rightwing Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and its allies, which have fallen short of a simple majority in parliamentary elections, were lastREUTERS - 617 words
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165 1998-03-07 8 BOJ chief to get 40m yen alter 22% pay cut TOKYO Reuters BANK of Japan governor Yasuo Matsushita will soon take a hefty pay cut to placate public anger at bureaucratic excess but the nation's top banker is unlikely to be forced into counting his pennies. While Japanese companies struggleReuters - 165 words
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186 1998-03-07 8 Bloomberg [WASHINGTON] US President Bill Clinton's drive to get US$lB billion (5529.7 billion) for the International Monetary Fund (IMF) cleared a key hurdle as a congressional panel accepted a bipartisan compromise on his embattled funding request. On a vote of 40-9, the panelBloomberg - 186 words
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Miscellaneous66 1998-03-07 8 POOfi laiwitY By_ Garry Trudeau GETS HERE, I WANT TO I THINK MR. JORPAN I MHOT U M HBB COMING OH. OJEU, WHAT W THEY'RE Pt. V /tmjAy DECLARE A PLANTHOMKy lIS GOING TO BE IN-1 &WI I 70 INVEST! J ARE THE WORK J PIORA3CE \ANP TAKE HIM TO66 words
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COMPANIES & MARKETS
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596 1998-03-07 9 Wong Wei Kong - Group is comfortable with 246% surge in provisions, but warns of tough year ahead By Wong Wei Kong [SINGAPORE] OCBC Bank yesterday said its 1997 net profit fell 18 per cent to $581.1 million as sharply higher provisions ate into earnings, and596 words
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459 1998-03-07 9 Siow Li Sen - Provisions of $317 m almost four times 1096 amount By Siow Li Sen ISINGAPORE] Provisions for regional exposure also took a toll on Overseas Union Bank (OUB), which yesterday reported a 17.9 per cent fall in 1997 net profit to $254.8 hiillion. The group's459 words
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820 1998-03-07 9 Quak Hiang Whai - HOCK LOCK SIEW Quak Hiang Whai JUST about every analyst and reporter has speculated that Hongkong-listed Sino Land would lose money on its latest Kowloon residential project, Majestic Park. Senior executives from the group have remained coy about the costing820 words
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180 1998-03-07 9 AFP [SINGAPORE] The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) said yesterday the provisions of six local banks for their regional exposure to Asia would strengthen the banks' ability to cope with further shocks. "They have each set aside substantial general provisions to caterAFP - 180 words
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353 1998-03-07 9 Lee Han Shlh - By: Lee Han Shlh [SINGAPORE] Yeo Hiap Seng yesterday disappointed the 15 analysts that tracked the company by declaring a profit that was half the market consensus. Against earnings expectation of $15 million, the soft-drink-to-property company chalked up net profit of only353 words
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Article282 1998-03-07 9 Carol Eng - By Carol Eng [SINGAPORE] Mainboardlisted Huan Hsin Holdings yesterday posted its maiden results, with a near doubling in group net earnings to $19.2 million for the year ended Dec 31.1997. And its managing director, Hsu Cheng Chien, said the current financial year would be282 words
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SINGAPORE & MALAYSIAN COMPANIES
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433 1998-03-07 10 Meera Tharmaratnam - Most of its interim earnings expected to be wiped ont by losses at Sime Bank By< Meera Tharmaratnam in Kuala Lumpur CONGLOMERATE Sime Darby is expected to report a pretax loss of between one billion Malaysian ringgit (*****.4 million)433 words
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616 1998-03-07 10 Sime had exceeded share finance limit before ceiling was set Reuters, Bloomberg [KUALA LUMPUR] Bank Negara Malaysia yesterday dismissed statements by US rating agency Fitch Ibca that the central bank had allowed Sime Bank to exceed a limit on share financing andReuters,; Bloomberg - 616 words
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190 1998-03-07 10 Reuters [KUALA LUMPUR] Rating Agency Malaysia (RAM) yesterday said it is putting AMMB Holdings Bhd on a rating watch with a negative outlook. It said in a statement that this follows the rating watch placed on AMMB's major subsidiaries, Arab-Malaysian Merchant BankReuters - 190 words
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269 1998-03-07 10 R Sivanithy - By] R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] Singapore Press Holdings' shares yesterday not only stood out as one of the day's few rises in a weak market, but also surprised observers by closing above the theoretical ex-bonus prices of both the Local and Foreign tranches. Brokers said269 words
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122 1998-03-07 10 Reuters [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysian gaming group Genting Bhd said yesterday its chairman Lim Goh Tong is healthy. Asked to respond to market speculation that Mr Lim is ill, a company executive said: "The rumour is not true. There's nothing wrong with him." Genting sharesReuters - 122 words
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Article, Illustration64 1998-03-07 10 [JAKARTA] Customers of state-owned bank BNI receiving their money in Jakarta yesterday. The bank is one of the 16 Indonesian banks which have been liquidated as part of the International Monetary Fund reform package. The customers are collecting the remaining amount of money they haveREUTERS - 64 words
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179 1998-03-07 10 [SINGAPORE] Pan-United Corporation has posted higher net profits for the year ended Dec 31, 1997, despite a lower turnover. Group net earnings were up 2 per cent to $18.7 million, due in part to fatter margins, while turnover fell 9 per cent to $247.1179 words
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289 1998-03-07 10 Abdul Hadhi - Byi Abdul Hadhi [SINGAPORE] Shipping firm Osprey Maritime yesterday announced an 11 per cent rise in full year group net earnings to $17.73 million. The rise in profit for the year ended Dec 31, 1997, was posted on the back of a 79 per289 words
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304 1998-03-07 10 Conrad Raj - By < Conrad Raj [SINGAPORE] Hong Leong Asia surprised market pundits with its weak close yesterday after reaching a high of $1.85. It closed at its issue price of $1.63 after reaching a low of $1.62 with some 21 million shares, or304 words
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Article, Illustration314 1998-03-07 10 Annette Pau - By, Annette Pau [SINGAPORE] Flextech Holdings yesterday said strong contributions from its semiconductor products and services fuelled a full-year net earnings jump of 48 per cent to $7.39 million. This exceeded the consensus forecast of a massive 40 per cent gain by 17 analystsFILE PHOTO - 314 words
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215 1998-03-07 10 Teh Hooi Ling - Teh Hooi Ling [SINGAPORE] Keypad manufacturer San Teh yesterday reported a 3.3 per cent increase in full year net earnings to $18.06 million. Group sales jumped 24.5 per cent to $101.7 million. At the company level, principally the keypad business,215 words
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314 1998-03-07 10 Bloomberg [SINGAPORE] Keppel Corp share price fell as much as 4.3 per cent yesterday after the diversified ship-repair company posted 1997 earnings that were worse than analysts expected. The stock fell as much as 18 cents, or 4.3 per cent, to $4.02, the lowest sinceBloomberg - 314 words
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COMPANY Briefs
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Article56 1998-03-07 10 [SINGAPORE] Elaborating on its Interim results announced last month, industrial hardware maker Sin Soon Huat said the group's operating profit before tax for the six months ended Nov 31 fell 52 per cent to $4.4 million due to an absence of contribution from property development,56 words
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Article62 1998-03-07 10 [SINGAPORE] Peter Allen, executive director of mainboard-listed Pacific Century Regional Development* (PCRD), has been appointed deputy chieffinancial officer of Pacific Century Group. Joseph Spitzer has joined PCRD as senior vice-president in charge of public relation*. Executive vice-president and group spokesman Araie Tucker will move to Seattle62 words
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59 1998-03-07 10 [SINGAPORE] Axtech Systems has withdrawn Its patent infringement complaint against rival Creative Technology, following last month's announcement that the two companies had settled their outstanding legal suits against each other. In a statement yesterday, Aztech said it had on Thursday filed a final dismissal of its59 words
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COMPANIES
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Article, Illustration384 1998-03-07 11 It Uames weak currencies and poor sales of chips and pagers in Asia Bloomberg [SCHAUMBURG, Illinois] Motorola Inc warned first-quar-ter earnings will be hurt because of weak currencies and slower-than-expected sales of its semiconductors and pagers in Asia, sending the shares down 8 perBloomberg; Source: Bloomberg - 384 words
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323 1998-03-07 11 DfoMe-digit rise in silts expected on still healthy orders Reuters [NEW YORK] Growth trends for personal computer makers are expected to remain intact despite a painful start to 1998, analysts said. Already, wrenching industry transitions and narrowing profit margins have led industryReuters - 323 words
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207 1998-03-07 11 AFP [SEOUL] Saudi Arabia's Prince A 1 Walid is eyeing possible investment in Seoul's luxury Hotel Shilla, owned by the sprawling Samsung Group, news reports here said yesterday. "I believe Prince A 1 Walid is interested in taking over the Shilla hotel and incorporatingAFP - 207 words
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153 1998-03-07 11 Bloomberg [TOKYO] Nippon Telegraph Telephone Corp cut its profit forecast by 27.7 per cent for the year ending March 31 because of lower long-distance telephone rates and expected losses at nine portable-phone subsidiaries. Japan's largest telecommunications company said net income would beBloomberg - 153 words
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Article125 1998-03-07 11 Bloomberg [NEW YORK] The New York Stock Exchange said fourthquarter profit fell 22 per cent as trading volume rose by almost a third. The world's largest stock exchange said its net income fell to US$lO.l million (5516.6 million) from US$l3 million a year ago. IncreasedBloomberg - 125 words
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206 1998-03-07 11 [SINGAPORE] Europe's biggest paper producer, UPMKymmene Corporation, is pumping US$235 million (*****.6 million) into Singa-pore-based April Group's fine paper mill in China. The Finnish company said in a statement yesterday that the amount includes a US$ll4 million equity investment in Asia Pacific Forest206 words
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FINANCE & COMMODITIES
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499 1998-03-07 12 Annonncement seen as w&ke-np call that tech stocks are overdue for a correction Bloomberg [BOSTON] Intel Corp's plunge after it stunned Wall Street with a warning of earnings fall in the first-quarter hit the mutual fund industry on Thursday harder than anyBloomberg - 499 words
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Article, Illustration382 1998-03-07 12 USB/nariß USJ/mark consolidated between 1.8014 and 1.8220 for the first three days of the week before it surged to a high of 1.8374 on Thursday night. Thereafter, it settled to trade around 1.8330 yesterday morning. Although the shortterm movements indicate a possible return of theSource: DBS Bank - 382 words
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132 1998-03-07 12 Bloomberg [NEW YORK] Merrill Lynch Co said that pre-tax profits in the Asia-Pacific region last year fell 61 per cent to US$l6 million (5526.4 million), as sinking currencies hobbled financial markets. The decline came even as New York-based Merrill Lynch said net revenue fromBloomberg - 132 words
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283 1998-03-07 12 Reuters [PARIS] Banque Nationale de Paris revealed a leap in 1997 profits on Thursday and said it was determined to win a five-way contest to acquire regional bank CIC so that it could expand its baseReuters - 283 words
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335 1998-03-07 12 Soh Tiang Keng - Region remains very much a key market for Scor, says MD Byl Soh Tiang Keng [SINGAPORE] Scor Asia-Pa-cific, the Singapore-based regional headquarters of the French reinsurance group, has reported a dip in premium income last year owing to the regional currency turmoil. Premium335 words
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Article224 1998-03-07 12 StMELßeport Reuters [SINGAPORE] Simex Euroyen futures were mixed yesterday while Japanese government bond (JGB) futures slid in the wake of gains in stocks on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Dealers said trade was thin and driven by technical factors and spread activity in the absence of majorReuters - 224 words
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158 1998-03-07 12 Perry Gilbert - MSCI TAIWAN FUTURES Perry Gilbert Perry Gilbert, vice-presi-dent, Refco Singapore Pte Ltd [SINGAPORE] The Simex MSCI Taiwan Stock Index futures contract staged a recovery yesterday on moderate volume after opening sharply lower at the 346 level. Taiwan retail orders led the recovery as investors viewed158 words
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Article239 1998-03-07 12 ENERGY REPORT Reuters [LONDON] World oU prices languished close to four-year lows on Thursday as hopes faded that Opec (Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries) would step in to resuscitate the sickly market. Opec member Indonesia last week suggested the possibility of convening an emergencyReuters - 239 words
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Article276 1998-03-07 12 AFX-Asia, Reuters t THE US dollar rose sharply against the mark yesterday following the release of robust US payrolls data, but was forced to retreat by strong rumours of intervention by the Bundesbank, dealers said. They said a cap was placed on the dollar at the 1.8380 level,AFX-Asia,; Reuters - 276 words
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Article2227 1998-03-07 13 LONDON Mistrtib —r* NflCl 31 Group 575 1 AB Ports 351 10 Abbey National 1164 19 Allied Domecq 559 .7 Am* 156 -4 Asda Group 188.400 -1.600 BAT tnd 648.400 12.400 BG Pie 307.600 2.600 BtCC 154 *7 BOC Group 981.400 10 BR Petroleum 859 1.600 BTR2,227 words
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Article1641 1998-03-07 13 AFP n Nikkei 225 +283.42 JAPANESE share prices rebounded yesterday, with the key market barometer closing 1.7 per cent higher on revived optimism about the government's new economic measures, brokers said. "As politicians' attempts to talk up share prices are beginning to fail, participants feel that formation of aAFP - 1,641 words
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Article, Illustration1513 1998-03-07 14 Bloomberg, Reuters P Hang Seng +115.85 HONGKONG stocks rose yesterday, recovering from early losses as China-backed investment companies and banks rallied amid concern Thursday's 4.8 per cent tumble was overdone. Banks such as HSBC Holdings pic and Hang Seng Bank Ltd led the rebound as interest rates eased. TheBloomberg,; Reuters - 1,513 words
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Article, Illustration615 1998-03-07 14 Reuters QShenzhenßlndex *0.53 SHENZHEN'S B Share Index closed marginally higher yesterday after Thursday's steep falls caused by heavy losses on the neighbouring Hongkong stock market, analysts said. But they said the B share rebound lacked strength due to the contracted turnover. The B Index rallied 0.53 points, or 0.57Reuters; Source: Credit Lyonnsis Securities(Asia) Ltd - 615 words
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Article393 1998-03-07 14 AFP QWP Index +8133 TAIWAN stocks staged a modest rebound to rise 0.9 per cent yesterday on bargain hunting after sharp losses for three consecutive days, brokers said. "Investors bought at the lows after the market shed some 500 points since last week," said James Tsai of China SecuritiesAFP - 393 words
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Article, Illustration669 1998-03-07 14 AFP D Composite Indci -126 INDONESIAN shares slipped 0.8 per cent yesterday as a rupiah recovery in late afternoon trading pushed down selective US dollar-sensitive stocks off their highs, dealers said. A sales director at a local brokerage said the market was in a profit-taking mood throughout "the wholeAFP - 669 words
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Article, Illustration828 1998-03-07 14 AFP n SET Index -Ll6 THAI share prices closed slightly lower yesterday for the third consecutive decline, falling 0.2 per cent in volatile trade as an afternoon rebound pared earlier losses. Analysts attributed gains in the afternoon session, following a sharp morning drop, to investors buying into the financeAFP - 828 words
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Article297 1998-03-07 14 AFP DM. -2&58 PHILIPPINE share prices closed 1.2 per cent lower yesterday due to continued profittaking, the weakening of the local currency and an unexpectedly high inflation rate, analysts said. The Philippine Stock Exchange Composite Index fell 25.58 points to close at 2,181.96. Volume turnover rose to 1.636 billionAFP - 297 words
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Article428 1998-03-07 14 AFP Q Composite Index -13J3 SHARE prices closed 2.5 per cent down on the Korea Stock Exchange yesterday with foreign investors locking in profits on recent gains amid weak sentiment, dealers said. The market was also hurt by reports that Moody's Investors Service has no plan to upgrade itsAFP - 428 words
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Article587 1998-03-07 14 AFP MAP Ordinaries +14A AUSTRALIAN share prices rose 0.6 per cent yesterday on buying support for BHP. The Australian Stock Exchange's main indicator, the All Ordinaries Index, rose 14.9 points to 2,667.7. The All Industrials Index gained 16.7 points to 4,572.2 while the All Resources Index rose 14.7 pointsAFP - 587 words
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Article246 1998-03-07 14 AFP n Wellington -7.49 NEW Zealand stocks closed yesterday down 0.3 per cent amid volatility in market heavyweight Telecom Corp. The NZSE-40 Capital Index lost 7.49 points to 2,272.89 on turnover of NZ564.4 million. Telecom Corp rose four cents to NZ$B.27. —AFP *t- (000) ANZ Banking 11.25 -0.10 6003AFP - 246 words
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Article8593 1998-03-07 15 wiHKKmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmam Last Day Not Cap High Lew Cimpany tah *000 mg8 Lew P/t $m8 310 WO Ajinomoto 270 10 t 270 270 15.0 109 4 w« 73 Angkasa m -6 4) 120 m 2.6 163.7 290 123 Apollo Food Hlg 202 -6 3 210 202 5.9 80 S 388 1908,593 words
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Article, Illustration394 1998-03-07 15 AFP CI Composite Index -6.43 MALAYSIA'S key stock index fell 0.9 per cent yesterday, bogged down by a weakening ringgit amid mounting concerns over the health of the finance sector, dealers said. The Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange's 100-share weighted Composite Index dropped 6.43 pointsAFP - 394 words
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Article3448 1998-03-07 16 BONDS, LOANS ft VARIANTS rr, *&m stm *apg sS» *ar- room hi* Law °**2*r mS 68 9 m 3000 m AMDS: 5 5H*****6 17 V7 ai 8 3140 A Ac»r ******1 US$ 13 -1 65 14 13 13 14 131 8.5 3164 Acma ******4 23 22 24 24 53 263,448 words
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203 1998-03-07 16 R Sivanithy - WARRANT WATCH By R Sivanithy WHEN times are bad, the local market has a tendency to price in a hefty risk premium. Sometimes, this can arguably be overdone, as is the case with several loan stocks, bonds and203 words
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Article1908 1998-03-07 16 Transaction Date :Mar 6 MALAYSIAN STOCKS "^,-r, *'?"<% '*V jr 7 r- L*«t Val Day Lut Ouot. Wv Otv YU Mat M Cap Hmi Law Stwo Cnmpani Sata COOP) High Lam Buyac SaBar Cvr y/l Sma la? 2 tf S -5 -3-5 801 97 93 94 95 5.01,908 words
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Article1411 1998-03-07 17 TWKOVE* COOO) VA1UC (OOO) sas as jss wr m iss WA24« 70,737 173,9*9 233>70 47,8*4 2*1,594 nMMC* 1UH 3*3*9 4C280 89.151 29.018 n*,l«9 H* 2.554 1*43 4,3*7 3,403 *09 4i» Pr»»Ttm 19.471 30,70# ***** 4*, 114 12,703 *0*1* MwUMon 6,033 6,033 IjSX) 7.510 MMn < u»51,411 words
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Article4651 1998-03-07 17 Transaction Date: Mar C Sr Of M wt 1997/99 LMt Vat Day Last Qwata Mv Mv VM Nat Cm A vg HH> Um Mm CIUMY Mt COOCt M*t U» Buyr CMf W» M Ww 157 115 6 1020 ACE Dynamlcs60c 36 -1 HUM 34.5 36 29.5 37 51464,651 words
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Article906 1998-03-07 17 mm umtrn, r&i h.*"" u. H <£ *2 £2 a s lEuSfeEEEs s s assu ss 4®.5 9 2051 ASJ HiOQS 20c —68 MM m% 4«2 m 2061 *—20,5 ».5 20 20 20.5 54 n8 3 21 235 80 2001 AitamatrtiSOc 203 -3 135 207 190 203 204 58906 words
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Article212 1998-03-07 18 Stacks Voiwne HL Asia 20c 21.192,000 'Renong BM 50c 14.026,000 •MBf Capital 12,175,000 *M Resources 11,891,000 Easyknit HKIOc 10,154,000 ST EnggKk 10,251.000 *Reooag WtOO 7,181.000 •Rekapacific Ml 7,094,000 •Kuipta Intl50c 5,418,000 SingTel 15c 5,398,000 Stocks SIA Foreign 39,398,462 HI Asia 20c 36,061.080 SPH 35,366,752 DBS Foreifn 34.471.003 0C8C Foreign 27,371,368212 words
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Article, Illustration61 1998-03-07 18 Teh Hooi Ling - -by Teh Hooi Ling WBL Corporation yesterday closed three cents lower at $1.75. Some 50,000 shares changed hands, about i half of Us lOday average. Technical indicators suggest more price weakness ahead. Chaiktn ossilators and daily MACD have signalled a seU. However, there is potential upside over the61 words
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Article, Illustration676 1998-03-07 18 R Sivanithy - STOCK MARKET COMMENTARY Earnings worries prompted by WingTai and Eeppel's profit decline also take a toll on market By R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] An alarming slide in the Indonesian rupiah and signs of severe strain in the Malaysian ringgit yesterday put676 words
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Article139 1998-03-07 18 MORE than eight months after he hade farewell to Hongkong, former governor Chris Patten has not been able to shake off the controversy over his views on China. Mr Patten, who wrote his memoirs from his house in the south of France, has sued Harper Collins for139 words
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Article111 1998-03-07 18 THERE was to be a press conference in Singapore yesterday with Sime Bank's executive chairman and chief executive in attendance to allay depositors' fears that the bank was on the verge of collapse in the wake of a run at some of its Malaysian branches.111 words
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101 1998-03-07 18 Change of guards at Allen Gledhill THERE will be a changing of the guards soon at Singapore's largest and one of its oldest law firms, Allen GledhilL Lucien Wong Yuen Kuai, regarded as one of the region's top banking and corporate lawyers, will take over as head of the more101 words
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Article79 1998-03-07 18 PROPERTY owners in Hongkong are really getting desperate, offering all kinds of incentives to prospective tenants. Some like Cheung Sha Wan Plaza, "located directly above MTR (Mass Transit Railway)", offer space for rent with a free period of up to 90 days. Cheung Sha Wan Plaza will79 words
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Article69 1998-03-07 18 CASINO king LimGohTong of the Genting group is in the United States for his annual medical check-up, according to an site. The octogenarian tycoon, who is the richest man in Malaysia, underwent a heart bypass last year. However, he is said to be69 words
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Article162 1998-03-07 18 A JADE collector wants to auction part of her dazzling collection in what she said would be a single-handed solution to Malaysia's financial woes. Reuters reported that a certain Norlinah Roxanne Ng, who charges RMIO to enter her dusty and cluttered museum, claims her collection162 words
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Article, Illustration388 1998-03-07 19 TAN SU YEN - Being a woman in Singapore today means having choices. Should she focus on her career, marry or stay single, start a family or decide not to be a mother? On the eve of International Women's Day, tam su tom asks four women of different ages388 words
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Article, Illustration669 1998-03-07 19 But Aware president Zaibon Siraj, 51, describes herself as a plodder. She explains why SHE'S very much a feminist. Her detractors might even call her a firebrand, but Zaibun Siraj, president of women's group Aware and director of the International Liaison Unit at Ngee AnnFILE PHOTO - 669 words
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Article59 1998-03-07 19 A HITLER of another ilk is on the loose in Hongkong. Adolf Hitler Kwok who said he took his name from his idol after studying about World War n in school was convicted of molesting a girl on the MTR. In mitigation, he said he was59 words
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Article72 1998-03-07 19 OYSTER lovers may have heard about this rather exotic comi»etition organ- ised by Muddy Murphy's for St Patrick's Day. Participants of the Singapore Oyster Shucking Championships will have to shuck 30 Galway Bay oysters in under three minutes, and then down a pint of Draught Guinness. The prize72 words
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Article102 1998-03-07 19 THOSE who follow David Letterman's show would have known that his moth- er was in Nagano recently covering the Winter Olympics. Here's what he had to say on her return: "I'm exhausted. I had to go pick up my mom from the airport last night, and102 words
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Article, Illustration2519 1998-03-07 20 HARISH MEHTA - Winning the Booker Prize is enough to go to anybody's head, but Indian novelist Arundhati Roy prefers not to dwell on its importance. Prizes, she tells hootmbbta, are for readers, not writers. She is willing, however, to talk about her novel and the sometimes unwelcome attention itCHRIS LOH - 2,519 words
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1002 1998-03-07 20 POR a sample of genuine Arundhati Roystyle humour, just ask her when she met her husband. "Which husband? I have some," she will reply, displaying her remarkable ability to laugh at herself. Roy married twice. When she was an 18-year-old architecture student in New Delhi,1,002 words
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604 1998-03-07 21 Jaime Ee - COMMENTARY Women have come a long way from their suffragette days. Bnt are they happy with what they have achieved so far? And if not, what can they do abont it? By Jaime Ee TO ALL intents and purposes,604 words
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Article, Illustration430 1998-03-07 21 Gheah Mei Sing, 24, considers herself very lucky to be able to dance fall-time with the SDT CHEAH Mei Sing had her first ballet lesson when she was four and since then her ballet shoes have been very much a part of her life "Not all of usRICHARD CHNG - 430 words
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Article1310 1998-03-07 21 JAIME EE - There were 79,955 single women in Singapore aged 30 to 49 in 1995, up from 29,115 in 1980. With more educated, professional women seeking self-fulfilment over marriage, this number is likely to grow. Who are these women who stay single, and why? jaxmb ee reports JAIME1,310 words
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Article, Illustration570 1998-03-07 21 COVER STORY April Loke, 41, of Mahogany is happy with the way her life has turned out, and wouldn't change it even if she could AT JUST 41, April Loke can look back on a colourful career. She started work at 17 as aARTHUR LEE - 570 words
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Article, Illustration541 1998-03-07 21 Jennifer Dunbar, who is in her 30s, says she won't be rushed into having children JENNIFER Dunbar is an accidental businesswoman. Says the 30-something owner of Dunbar Jones Associates: "I was never one of these people who always wanted to be a businesswoman." What Ms Dunbar,ARTHUR LEE - 541 words
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Article, Illustration818 1998-03-07 22 Susan Tsang - CINEMA Good Will Hutting, written by Matt Damon and Ben Affleck as a vehicle for their own talents, comes with some incredibly simplistic notions abont learning By\ Susan Tsang GOOD WILL Hunting contains some very clever lines, but it is a shallow piece of fantasy.818 words
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Article, Illustration1115 1998-03-07 22 Renee Graham - CELEBRITY Paul Newman, at 73, is still wise and wiry, still bawdy and rakish, and still conjuring performances that affirm that the greatest actors will always be the greatest stars By\ Renee Graham NYT PAUL NEWMAN spends the better part of a crisp Saturday morning medicatingNYT; FILE PHOTO - 1,115 words
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Article, Illustration391 1998-03-07 23 M Yasotha - Compiled by M Yasotha THEATRE Kiss Of The Spider Woman Presented by the Singapore Repertory Theatre and written by Manuel Puig, this is a play about two political prisoners one a left-wing revolutionary and the other a homosexual deemed "morally deviant" by society who are thrown together in391 words
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Article, Illustration1016 1998-03-07 24 TAN SU YEN - Whatever the size and nature of your celebration, Kriston has the concept the food and the trimmings for it tax suyhh finds out more about the catering company from managing director Jacquie Tan TAN SU YEN IT IS A success story based onARTHUR LEE - 1,016 words
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Article699 1998-03-07 24 N K Yong - WINE CONNOISSEUR It's pore pleasure keeping company with the first families of wine By N K Yong TO HAVE the Primum Familiae Vini (first families of wine) come to town as they did earlier this week is like having the G7 in town. They may not699 words
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Article, Illustration739 1998-03-07 24 Tan Su Yen - PROMOTIONS Georges Blanc impressed with his fine cuisine and professionalism, while Gerard Poulard guided diners skilfully through a minefield of cheeses By 1 Tan Su Yen VISITING French celebrity chefs are hardly unusual on the Singapore fine dining scene. There have even been occasions whenPHOTOS BY RICHARD CHNG - 739 words
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Article, Illustration771 1998-03-07 25 The Borrowers. Family comedy about the little people who steal odd socks and hide your keys. Starring John Goodman. Lido, Republic, Oriental, Choa Chu Kang, Jurong, Hougang, Changi, Century, Yishun, Bishan, Tiong Bahru, Boon Lay, Tarnpines. Mandarin, Jubilee, Toa Payoh, Whitesands. The Edge. Gritty outdoors movie that has Anthony771 words
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Article125 1998-03-07 25 Cathay Org Cathay 338-3400 Kastshore 316-1816 On-hard 235-8386 [•irturehouse 338-3400 Yangtze 223-7129 EnfWah Km press 777-5867 Jubilee 454-1640 Mandarin 202-9401 Marina MMfl9 Whitosands 585-1782 Golden Village liedok 443-2405 Bishan 353-8885 Boon Lay 792-2788 Broadwav /54-9394 Majestic 533-9032 Marina 337-9488 Pavilion 786-5788 Tampines 8 786-5788 Tiongßahru 274-6588 Yishun125 words
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Article, Illustration1322 1998-03-07 26 AUDREY PERERA - No smoking, no alcohol and no meat Those are the rules at Kairali Ayurvedic Health Resort in Kerala, South India But its European and Japanese clientele, who sign up in the hope of some rest and recuperation, are more than happy to comply, audret pereraPHOTOS BY AUDREY PERERA - 1,322 words
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