The Business Times, 4 June 1998
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Title Section11 1998-06-04 1 TheBusinessTwes MITA(P) IKVI2/97 85c SINGAPORE Internet: http://www.asial.com.sg/biztimes THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 199811 words
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Article65 1998-06-04 1 810 umao (+12.68) BT-SKI B7J3S (+12.08) VI ST (MP UM62.43 (+18.59) Utt3Jl (+11.55) QMAIKETMOOD: MMWni STOCK BASKET INDICES Wednesday Change KLSE COUP 526JJ6 +6.76 NIKKEI 16JJ47.9 -***** HANOSENQ 8,***** +221.86 SET INDEX 313J1 -043 JAKARTA COMP 392.61 *99 MANILA COMP —1J2&99 -17.09 TAIPEI WPt 7,643.20 +77 M SEOUL65 words
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Article72 1998-06-04 1 FOBEX BATES USI SI US4 1.171 £(USS/SJper£) 1.636 1733 DM 1.777 0.940 YEN 137.7 uir MS 1908 9.428 HKS 7.749 0116 BART 41.75 9.94* RUPtAH 11.660 0.914* 'Sftoiteunta PUKE BATES SINGAPORE* 7.88 KUALA LUMPUR 11.60 JAKARCA 28.00 BANGKOK 14.75 MANILA 22.90 HONGKONG 10.25 TAIPEI 8.80 SYDNEY 8.45 TOKTO Jtn72 words
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651 1998-06-04 1 Eddie Toh - M'sian govt expected to lift ownership cap to 70% from 49% to help raise capital From Eddie Toh in Kuala Lumpur IN a radical move to boost the beleaguered stockbroking industry, the Malaysian government is expected to selectively raise the foreign shareholding651 words
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430 1998-06-04 1 Quak Hiang Whai - But Friday's relaxation of curbs seen boosting home resales 20% in Jane From Quak Hiang Whai in Hongkong PROPERTY transactions fell by a hefty 51.2 per cent in May on an annual basis, reflecting the worsening Hongkong property slump. The Land Registry said430 words
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Article, Illustration491 1998-06-04 1 Conrad Raj - Ongßeng Seng quashes rumours of rift with in-laws By < Conrad Raj [SINGAPORE] Who is Singapore tycoon Ong Beng Seng's main inspiration? His father-in-law, Peter Fu, who has survived cancer not once but twice. "I tell you my fa-ther-in-law has been my biggest supporter,"CHRIS LOH - 491 words
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Article, Illustration650 1998-06-04 1 Siow Li Sen - By\ Siow Li Sen [SINGAPORE] Many home buyers will soon face as much as a 40 per cent jump in their monthly mortgage instalments when "promotional" housing loan packages expire. These promotional packages, introduced in 1995 during a fierce warSource: Bloomberg - 650 words
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482 1998-06-04 1 Fed chairman gives upbeat assessment of US economy Bloomberg [VIENNA] Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan provided an upbeat assessment of the US economy without signalling any change in interest rates, according to eight bankers who heard him speak at a banking conference yesterday.Bloomberg - 482 words
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Advertisement119 1998-06-04 1 BBBDB Owb pbas Ml kali Plans to convert several Singapore hotels into condominiums are being delayed, P|l A setf-styled refcnner Indonesian President B J Habibie talks of the power handover and plans for the fiiture in his first press interview as president, Pg 8 I Km Marcelo Rios of Chile119 words
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Advertisement36 1998-06-04 1 HKMA hints at negative Q2 growth, recession, Pg 7 HPL to sell two more hotels, Pg 2 A *8011 West, buy East' strategy, Pg 2 Private Jet sold because it was an expensive toy, Pg 236 words
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Article, Illustration478 1998-06-04 2 Catherine Ong - Le Meridien Singapour and Four Seasons Hotel in Milan are np for sale By i Catherine Ong THE Le Meridien Singapour on Orchard Road and the Four Seasons Hotel in Milan are two properties slated for sale as part of businessman Ong Beng Seng'sFILE PHOTOS - 478 words
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Article, Illustration1254 1998-06-04 2 Catherine Ong - Having raised $150 m from divesting its assets in America and Europe, HPL is set to pick up some bargains in Asia Ryi Catherine Ong [SINGAPORE] TYCOON Ong Beng Seng's "Sell West, Buy East" strategy has so far seen more selling than buying. ButFILE PHOTO - 1,254 words
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360 1998-06-04 2 Conrad Raj - I don't believe in form, he says, jet was a luxury, perk Conrad Raj [SINGAPORE] Businessman Ong Beng Seng sold his jet plane because it had become too expensive a toy to maintain, especially in today's economic climate which has seen360 words
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Article536 1998-06-04 2 "Whatever they say, it doesn t matter to me. I know how much I have in my bank account." On the rumours about his health "To a certain extent, during the boom times, like everybody else we were a bit of a cowboy—shoot here, shoot there. We know536 words
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Article, Illustration1727 1998-06-04 8 Habibie talks of the power handover and plans for the future in his first press interview as president NYT [JAKARTA] PRESENTING himself as the reformer that Indonesians have been calling for, President B J Habibie laid out an intricate election timetable on Tuesday that would keep himNYT; FILE PHOTO - 1,727 words
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SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
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Article, Illustration380 1998-06-04 3 Carol Eng - EYE ON THE ECONOMY Employment By* Carol Eng UNLESS the economic situation improves, labour demand which weakened significantly in the first quarter is likely to soften further, says the Ministry of Manpower in its first-quar-ter report on the labour market. Unemployment also looks set toSource: MOM - 380 words
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501 1998-06-04 3 Shiv Taneja - Association will be self-regnlating body and a centre for training and certification Reports by I Shiv Taneja SINGAPORE'S fledgling financial planning industry is to get a boost with plans to form an association of financial planners. Sources say a five-member steering committee was501 words
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205 1998-06-04 3 FOUNDED in Denver, Colorado, in 1985, the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards (CFP Board) is an independent professional regulatory organisation and a founding member of the International CFP Council. The board regulates financial planners by licensing individuals who meet its certification requirements. The International205 words
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255 1998-06-04 3 NSTB pushing for tie-ups with firms in Finland and Israel A NORDIC Centre to showcase cutting-edge technologies from Scandinavia will be set up in Singapore this year, boosting business ties between companies in Singapore and Europe. The centre will be255 words
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515 1998-06-04 3 Siow Li Sen - But borrowing rates unlikely to climb much higher as long as no plnnge in Sings By I Siow Li Sen INTEREST rates are unlikely to ease any time soon but if it's any comfort, they probably will not climb much higher, so515 words
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Article, Illustration282 1998-06-04 3 PIDEMCO Land has sold Beauty World Centre at Upper Bukit Timah for close to $80 million. The deal is part of a larger plan to rationalise the group's property portfolio, and focus mainly on prime projects. Pidemco's spokesman told BT recently thatARTHUR LEE - 282 words
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TELECOMS CONFERENCES
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Article, Illustration404 1998-06-04 4 Toh Han Shih - Government will continue to support project np to $300 m in next few years By Toh Han Shih PRIME Minister Goh Chok Tong yesterday launched Singapore One as a commercial project, one year after he launched it as a trial project, but the governmentWONG KWAI CHOW/ST - 404 words
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269 1998-06-04 4 David Boey - By. David Boey THE Asian economic flu has failed to dampen investor interest in Malaysia's Multimedia Super Corridor (MSC). Indeed, officials tasked with making Malaysia's vision of creating an intelligent city, or Cyberjaya, a reality said the number of companies that have signed269 words
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391 1998-06-04 4 Teh Hooi Ling - In return they could have greater voice in govts' policy making By 1 Teh Hooi Ling PRIME Minister Goh Chok Tong yesterday proposed a deal for private telecommunications and information technology companies: help train people and in return, have a greater say391 words
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Article176 1998-06-04 4 APEC ministers yesterday held a no-holds-barred exchange of ideas with about 200 high-powered telecommunications executives in what was hailed as a ground-break-ing session. The forum marked the first time that an Apec ministerial meeting had allocated its very first working session of the programme to176 words
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232 1998-06-04 4 THE committee set up to look into the appropriate digital television standard for Singapore will make its recommendations within a year, said Lim Hock Chuan, chief executive officer of Singapore Broadcasting Authority (SBA). Mr Lim said the Singapore. Digital TV Technical232 words
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Advertisement144 1998-06-04 4 In adversity there is opportunity -for the enterprising 1998 Enterprise 50 nominations I are now open I Companies can nominate themselves by completing the official nomination I form. Companies must be home-grown, privately-owned and incorporated I under Singapore's Companies Act (1994 Revised Edition) with four years I v of audited144 words
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FOCUS: PROPERTY
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Article, Illustration528 1998-06-04 6 Ang Wan May - Redevelopment being delayed until glut eases and sentiment improves By, Ang Wan May [SINGAPORE] THE conversion of hotels into condominiums which will add at least 1,000 new units in the prime areas is being delayed until the glut in the property market easesFILE PHOTO - 528 words
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Article668 1998-06-04 6 Property transactions for districts 9 and 10 (sectors 22 to 23 and 24 to 27) lodged between May 2 and June 1 1998 PROJECTNAME/ PROP CONTRACT TENURE 8UR.T-W PRKE PSf STREET MIME TYPE DATE LAND AREA* (SOFT) (SS'OOO) (S$) District 09 Non-lamM Adis Villas Apt 23/04/98 FH 1184668 words
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ASIA'S ECONOMIC SLUMP
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Article, Illustration599 1998-06-04 7 Loh Hui Yin - He gives first official hint of poor Q2; govt pushes oat new job creation measures From Loh Hui Yin in Hongkong EARLY economic indicators for the second quarter confirm that Hongkong will be in recession this year. Joseph Yam, chiefREUTERS - 599 words
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519 1998-06-04 7 Alan Boyd - SET unhappy over charges of poor control From. Alan Boyd in Bangkok STUNG by charges that lax supervision contributed to the initial loss of confidence in the Thai economy, the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) is enacting tougher rules to protect519 words
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353 1998-06-04 7 AFP [BElJlNG] China has not set any date for full convertibility of its currency, President Jiang Zemin said yesterday, adding that the Asian financial crisis had made it cautious about hastening the process. The yuan also will not be devalued, he saidAFP - 353 words
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Article83 1998-06-04 7 Bloomberg [JAKARTA] Indonesian armed forces chief General Wiranto said demand for political reform must be tempered by restraint, warning that radical demands could delay the country's recovery. "Without intending to trivialise the need for reforms the main agenda now is to deal with our monetary crisis, theBloomberg - 83 words
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Article162 1998-06-04 7 AFP [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysia posted a trade surplus of 3.6 billion Malaysian ringgit (Ssl.s billion) in April as export growth accelerated, the statistics department said. April's surplus, slightly lower than the RM3.7 billion recorded in March, reversed a deficit of RM2.I billion a year earlier,AFP - 162 words
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286 1998-06-04 7 Al Labita - From Al Labita in Manila PHILIPPINE exports continued to show stronger-than-ex-pected growth, defying the economic crisis that has hit most Asian economies. The National Statistics Office (NSO) said exports surged 19.9 per cent to US$9.l billion (5515.2 billion) in the first four months, higher286 words
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422 1998-06-04 7 Deal could come as soon as today, says Japanese banker Bloomberg Reuters [FRANKFURT] International creditor banks meeting in Germany may reach an agreement with Indonesian companies as soon as today on rescheduling US$BO billion (*****.5 billion) in private foreign currency debt, saidBloomberg; Reuters - 422 words
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278 1998-06-04 7 R Sivanithy - ST Industrials Index up for the first time in seven sessions By. R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] An easing of the recent pressure on the Japanese yen and strong, futures-led rallies in Hongkong and Malaysia brought some stability to regional equity markets yesterday. In Singapore,278 words
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REGION
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305 1998-06-04 9 MANILA Reuters THE Philippine government, in a dramatic turnaround, said yesterday it had recommended that the Supreme Court set aside a 12-year jail term against former First Lady Imelda Marcos and acquit her of corruption charges. Solicitor-General Romeo de la Cruz told ReutersReuters - 305 words
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Article, Illustration597 1998-06-04 9 Lu Ning - CHINA VIEW Bering goes on steroids while Shanghai scrambles ahead of housing reform Lu Ning NOT so long ago, the Beijing property market, like that in Shanghai, was mired in a deep slump. But when newly-elected Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji pledged, at the597 words
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559 1998-06-04 9 TOKYO Smooth transition important; health woes not affecting work, he says Reuters MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday he saw "no problem" with a change in leadership after his nation had resolved its currency crisis. Dr Mahathir, who hasReuters - 559 words
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Article708 1998-06-04 9 Anthony Rowley - LETTISH FROM TOKYO Malaysian prime minister's criticisms of the West strike a chord By Anthony Rowley AT conferences and seminars (as in subway trains), the Japanese have an engaging habit of nodding off to sleep almost as soon as the proceedings begin. This708 words
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Article, Illustration325 1998-06-04 9 Eddie Toh - Developer also allowed to tap public foods through IPO From Eddie Toh in Kuala Lumpur THE Malaysian government has approved a 300 million ringgit (*****.9 million) soft loan to the developer of the stalled KL People-Mover Rapid Transit (PRT) monorail system partlyFILE PHOTO - 325 words
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Article, Illustration301 1998-06-04 10 CANBERRA Reuters THE Australian government and Labor opposition yesterday launched a scathing attack on anti-Asian maverick politician Pauline Hanson, with Prime Minister John Howard saying her latest assault on Atorigines bordered on the deranged. Ms Hanson said on Tuesday Australia faced the creationReuters - 301 words
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484 1998-06-04 10 Jennifer Veale - while foreigners are waiting for a crash before buying From. Jennifer Veale in Seoul REAL-estate agent Ahn Bok laughs sheepishly as he shows prospective tenants around a cavernous apartment. The apartment, like thousands of others throughout the capital, has been vacant for484 words
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494 1998-06-04 10 Russell Baker - But analysts say growth not sustainable due to lack of demand From, Russell Baker in Sydney THE Australian economy grew an unexpectedly strong 1.3 per cent in the March quarter, and 4.9 per cent in the year to March, according to494 words
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Article, Illustration79 1998-06-04 10 [HONGKONG] Through a cut-out of the "Goddess ofDemocracy a symbol of China's pro-democracy movement, workers were seen installing television screens andfloodlights on a podium at Hongkong's Victoria Park yesterday. A candlelight vigil will be held here today to mark the ninth anniversary of the 1989 military crackdownREUTERS - 79 words
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367 1998-06-04 10 SEOUL Panel tells banks to include ailing units of top conglomerates AFP SOUTH Korea yesterday put off a planned announcement of a key list of non-viable corporations, demanding that ailing units of the top five industrial giants be included. "The announcement of non-viableAFP - 367 words
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244 1998-06-04 10 AFP [SEOUL] The ailing South Korean economy is expected to contract by 3-5 per cent this year while joblessness will swell to around 8 per cent, a research group said. The greater than expected contraction will come after the slowdown deepens InAFP - 244 words
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386 1998-06-04 10 BOMBAY N-tests, budget cited as reasons for further withdrawals Bloomberg AFP FOREIGN institutional investors yanked a record amount of money out of India last month as the country's nuclear tests triggered economic sanctions and shook investor confidence. Foreign investors sold U*****.7 millionBloomberg; AFP - 386 words
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356 1998-06-04 10 BEIJING AFP PRESIDENT Jiang Zemin yesterday pledged that China would not restart its nuclear programme, but accused India of "targeting" China with its recent round of nuclear tests. Mr Jiang said in an interview with AFP chairman Jean Miot thatAFP - 356 words
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216 1998-06-04 10 BEIJING Reuters CHINESE Vice-Premier Wen Jiabao has ordered government officials to stop fudging statistics and threatened to punish violators, the People's Daily said yesterday. "We must point out that the problems of falsifying statistics exist in some places and government departments," Mr Wen wasReuters - 216 words
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THE WORLD
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611 1998-06-04 11 Leon Hadar - New allegations over Clinton approval of satellite technology sale to China Froi Leon Hadar in Washington PRESIDENT Bill Clinton is expected to face strong opposition when he asks Congress this week to renew China's Most Favoured Nation (MFN) trading status. Resistance611 words
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Article, Illustration49 1998-06-04 11 [PARIS] A man stands on the head of a giant figure as preparations continue for the World Cup finals yesterday. Four mate h gUKeS representing di ff erent rac es will travel through the French capital on June 9 ahead of the World Cup REUTERSREUTERS - 49 words
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232 1998-06-04 11 WASHINGTON Bloomberg US bankruptcy filings rose 14 per cent to a record level from March 1997 to March 1998, according to the Administrative Office of the US Courts. Since March 31,1997, a record 1,423,128 Americans filed for bankruptcy, compared with 1,247,065Bloomberg - 232 words
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322 1998-06-04 11 LONDON Reuters THE European Union is likely to hold a special summit next March in Germany to try to thrash out an ambitious package of reforms to its budget, regional funding and common agricultural policies, officials said yesterday. Gregor Woschnagg, aReuters - 322 words
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409 1998-06-04 11 WASHINGTON US in talks with IMF, World Bank to help contain crisis AFP Bloomberg UNLESS Russia's economic problems are kept to a minimum, they could spread to other European countries, the US Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin said on Tuesday. "Russia's a difficultAFP; Bloomberg - 409 words
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443 1998-06-04 11 FRANKFURT Reuters THE European Central Bank faced the crucial task of laying the groundwork for a credible monetary strategy yesterday as the final makeup of its policy-making council fell into place. Economists said the ECB is now close to settling many key personnelReuters - 443 words
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Advertisement574 1998-06-04 11 Islamic Banking Finance: I Towards A Global Vision I 5 2 I Over 130 banks and financial institutions worldwide are practising the I M principles of Islamic banking and finance. These institutions now manage I ■■■fll M more than US$BO billion which is growing at an annual rate of nearly574 words
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EDITORIAL & OPINION
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Article, Illustration729 1998-06-04 12 Russell Baker - THE BOTTOM LIME OPINION By Russell Baker The writer is a columnist on The New York Times THE baby-boom generation is now looking down the gun barrel of 50 and worried about what to expect At its request I have gone ahead to scout the729 words
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Article111 1998-06-04 12 The forces of repression are still lurking. When you live with people with guns, you have to have institutions to defend you, and we don't have that yet.' Goenawan Mohamad the editor of the magazine Tempo, on the Indonesian situation. I see people who go to Andorra111 words
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Article625 1998-06-04 12 EDITORIAL SOUTH Korea's voters return to the polls today for the first time since President Kim Dae Jung took power on Feb 25. The elections for 16 municipal and provincial assemblies are widely seen as a test of Mr Kim's reform process and whether it625 words
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Article, Illustration1186 1998-06-04 12 Samuel Brittan - Fallacies about jobs and economics that often pass for wisdom are exposed in book by Krngman By\ Samuel Brittan IT MUST have occurred to many readers that much of what is said about the threat to jobs from globalisation is really hot air. After all,1,186 words
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Article841 1998-06-04 12 In pin In MY faith in US Vice-Presi-dent A 1 Gore was restored on Monday when he announced that the White House had sent out a directive urging bureaucrats to drop their long-winded, jargon-ridden humbug and use "plain language" when writing forms, letters, memos and rules.841 words
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Page 12 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous56 1998-06-04 12 DOONESBPRY By Garry Trudeau (SAUYKDWEK. 1 liH A6FAR BACK AS JOURNAL- HUWWWmfSAPV— I 7 sooLm TSM SCHOOL, I KNEW THAT F&APY TO REPORT7U7HE fSOKXJ\ TO I ONE PAYIVCOMSRTHEfWJLA RATION ABOUT THE SEARCH HApA JONES TRIAL. SO lUOR/GEP TO HNP THE TRUTH ABOUT (BEAM.) mr i HARP,STUPIEP,UVEPANP tUHSTHER THE PRE&PENT V56 words
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Miscellaneous839 1998-06-04 13 TV&RADIO n wihi ii 12 by Afternoon At The 3.00 Legend of Liu Bo Wen. 900 AM RackPthaii vra Movies (cont'd). 3.90 It Pays To Travel. qV/sfllSno?c rimi i 500 News 5 Today followed 4.40 Hongkong Today. Ph irLon r by of 5.10 Tilt 231/2. ?A l Bulls 5.35 Maison839 words
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Miscellaneous229 1998-06-04 13 CRYPTIC CROSSWORD 9 Called up woman about to sanction daughter (6) ~~U—U—L 10 He presents commercial Bh the morning (4) "^1 11 A splendid restorative. Take I I 12 Argument about how to clear ~^^—P®r—-P^——P® ceiling cobwebs (4-2) I P 3 I I 14 I 14 Refrains from supporting BBTHT229 words
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EXECUTIVE LIFESTYLE
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Article, Illustration843 1998-06-04 14 CHRISTOPHER TAN - Driver and passengers get a first-class ride in Mitsubishi's new Spacewagon Chariot Christopher tam test-drives the people-mover CHRISTOPHER TAN THE Mitsubishi Spacewagon has been Singapore's favourite people-mover since its introduction in the 1980s. It had the right ingredients for succeeding here right engine displacement, competitive pricing, seating843 words
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BUMPER to BUMPER
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Article127 1998-06-04 14 ACCORDING to the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, there were 671.3 million vehicles in use in the world in 1996, of which 493.5 million were passenger cars. Most of them were found in the US (30.3 and 26.1 per cent respectively) and Japan (10.2 and 9.5127 words
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Article87 1998-06-04 14 PORSCHE Ag is expected to announce this week its formal decision on a 4x4 sport-utility-vehicle type project. The luxury sports car maker has been mulling over the idea for a few years now, and was at one stage supposed to have teamed up with Mercedes-Benz to create87 words
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Article, Illustration135 1998-06-04 14 BMW's Regensburg plant, which makes the highly-explosive M 3, celebrated a production milestone recently. The 50,000 th unit of the top 3-series model left the line and headed for a special career with the Bavarian police. The car is unique for two other reasons: it is the135 words
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Article76 1998-06-04 14 THE German police are not the only ones who pick BMWs as enforcement vehicles of choice. Singapore's Traffic Police uses them in both four and two-wheel forms for expressway patrol. And Taiwan recently ordered 141 new RBSORT Beemer bikes. Last year, the Taiwanese authorities bought 27 RIIOORT76 words
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63 1998-06-04 14 SALES of Toyota houses dipped last year to 2,970 units, from a high of 3,515 the previous calendar year. The company began making prefabricated houses in 1975, and now operates three housing plants. It offers individual houses (seven models), apartments (one model), as63 words
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Article105 1998-06-04 14 Christopher Tan - Compiled by Christopher Tan JAPAN ranks as the second single largest producer of motor vehicles, but retains the title as the top producer of passenger cars. In 1997, it accounted for 20.3 per cent of 54*2 million motor vehicles produced, next to 22.4 per cent105 words
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Article, Illustration319 1998-06-04 14 GIVE the doom and gloom a rest. Forget about the R-word for a moment. Look forward instead to a bevy of luxury models heading our way next year. Top of the list will be the new S-class from MercedesBenz. The car was supposed to be launched319 words
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Article348 1998-06-04 14 Christopher Tan - US oil company first in S'pore to snpply only unleaded fuel By< Christopher Tan YOU can switch to unleaded with no worries, even if you are driving one of the 30,000 or so vehicles here that are meant to take leaded petrol. That is348 words
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Article, Illustration705 1998-06-04 14 FRENCH OPEN AFP Reuters [PARIS] Although the trophy will be presented on Saturday the titleholder will probably be decided 48 hours earlier when world number-one Martina Hingis takes on three-times champion Monica Seles. Which may not be flattering for Arantxa Sanchez Vicario and Lindsay Davenport,AFP; Reuters - 705 words
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Miscellaneous194 1998-06-04 14 'rm weatmhk Singapore: Fair and warm. Temperature (31/26 C) Aiii-Pkdflc UVHI* Good. Jerusalem *"29 dear Stockholm 7/14 stows Auckland 11/13 dear Mecca 20-36 dear Vienna 12/28 doudy Bangkok 17/34 showws Zundi 11/18 doudy fefUlK IVB shemm Eur if WHT Cuod. Bombay 30/96 showers Aanbrdaß 11/22 doudy Aaate Ijo/W Oml Brisbane194 words
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COMPANIES & MARKETS
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Article, Illustration655 1998-06-04 15 Lee Han Shih - PC maker restructuring loans and hanking facilities: spokesman By] Lee Han Shih and Annette Pau [SINGAPORE] IPC Corp has missed a loan repayment of US$B million (5513.4 million), believed to be the second instalment of a US$7O million bank loan. This is said655 words
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294 1998-06-04 15 Christopher Tan - By i Christopher Tan [SINGAPORE] Woolworth Corp, the listed retailer that shook middle America when it closed over 400 stores barely a year ago, has decided to move out of Singapore. It will be relocating its Asia-Pacific headquarters to Taipei, just two years294 words
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224 1998-06-04 15 Tan Chin Nam steps down as chairman of board of directors [SINGAPORE] Healthcare and property group Parkway Holdings has acquired Cavendish Clinic Ltd in the United Kingdom for £262,527 (*****,567), payable in instalments over four years. In a statement yesterday, Parkway said the acquisition224 words
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746 1998-06-04 15 Eddie Toh - HOCK LOCK SIEW Eddie Toh WHEN Malaysian tycoon Rashid Hussain pulled off the deal to acquire Sime Bank in April, nearly every analyst in town touted RHB Capital as a buy. Yet the share price of RHB Capital which746 words
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527 1998-06-04 15 Ruth Wong - But price and exact holding not yet finalised; bnyer said to be foreign party From] Ruth Wong in Kiuilu Lumpur DEBT-LADEN construction concern United Engineers (Malaysia) is close to selling about 20 per cent of its tollroad operator, Projek Lebuhraya Utara-Selatan527 words
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145 1998-06-04 15 Bloomberg [SINGAPORE) Merger candidates Sembawang Corp and Singapore Technologies Industrial Corp yesterday recovered some lost ground after dropping 14 and 6 per cent respectively on Tuesday. SembCorp, a ship repairer with interests in food and property, closed 19 cents up to $2.84 on 1.5 millionBloomberg - 145 words
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REGIONAL COMPANIES
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Article, Illustration517 1998-06-04 16 Its survival hinges on talks to roll over and reschedule USs2b debt: analysts Reuters [JAKAßTA] Indonesia's Astra International said yesterday it was being badly battered by Indonesia's economic crisis, after reporting the largest first-quarter net loss yet announced by anReuters; Source: Bloomberg - 517 words
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Article, Illustration690 1998-06-04 16 NYT [NEW YORK] With Southeast Asia's real estate market in turmoil and New York's soaring, the Hongkong investors who financed Donald Trump's Riverside South development in Manhattan are trying to sell the first two apartment buildings at the US$2.5 billion (554.2NYT - 690 words
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524 1998-06-04 16 Sale of biggest Thai listed firm's shares could fetch USs2sBm to fond projects Bloomberg [BANGKOK] Thailand is selling a chunk of PTT Exploration Production, its biggest listed company and the latest to go on the block amid an International Monetary Fund mandate toBloomberg - 524 words
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360 1998-06-04 16 Bernama [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysia Helicopter Services Bhd (MHS), which holds a 29 per cent stake in Malaysian Airline System Bhd (MAS), expects to gain 240 million Malaysian ringgit (*****.3 million) from the disposal of subsidiary MHS Aviation Sdn Bhd this year,Bernama - 360 words
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COMPANY Briefs
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94 1998-06-04 16 AFX-Asia [SINGAPORE] Ong Beng Seng, managing director of Hotel Properties Ltd, has bought another 350,000 of the company's shares, taking his holding to 72.64 million shares, a 17.67 per cent stake. HPL said yesterday that he bought the shares over the past twoAFX-Asia - 94 words
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Article55 1998-06-04 16 [KUALA LUMPUR] A Ho Wah Genting unit has defaulted on a 4.54 million Malaysian ringgit (Ssl.9 million) payment to PB Securities Sdn Bhd. Ho Wah Genting said yesterday that the amount was due to contra losses incurred by Ho Wah Genting Capital Sdn Bhd's clients55 words
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49 1998-06-04 16 [SINGAPORE] Freight Links Express Holdings director Tan Kay Hock has sold 250,000 shares to Hong Leong Finance in two blocks at 23 cents and 22.76 cents respectively. His stake is now 1.38 per cent, or 6.77 million shares. He also has 327,000 FLEH warrants.49 words
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Article53 1998-06-04 16 [SINGAPORE] Singapore Telecom has promoted William Tan Soo Hock to chief executive of Singapore Post, effective June 15, replacing Lee Shin Koi who will head SingTel's mobile services as chief executive. Raphael Leong Sai Mooi, who now heads SingTel's local services directorate, will head its fixed53 words
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Article30 1998-06-04 16 [SINGAPORE) Pertama Holdings yesterday said lawyer Lee Cheong Hoh is now a non-executive director of the company, and Goh Yong Hong has resigned as a director.30 words
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36 1998-06-04 16 [SINGAPORE] Asean Supreme Fund yesterday said Makoto Takahashi has resigned as a director effective May 27, while Wong Kok Siew will no longer be his alternate director effective the same date.36 words
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Article20 1998-06-04 16 [SINGAPORE] Pacific Carriers yesterday said Lim Yong Wah, a company director, resigned with effect from Monday.20 words
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Article60 1998-06-04 16 [SINGAPORE] Prima yesterday said KPMG Peat Marwick will be appointed its auditors as Deloitte Touche does not wish to seek reappointment. Cheng Chih Kwong, who is currently Prima's deputy chairman and managing director, will also replace Cheng Tsang Man as executive chairman. Both events will take60 words
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Article76 1998-06-04 16 Corrections Clarifications The chart accompanying our story on Tuesday headlined "ST's long-term strategy is to become global player" contained some errors. Instead of indirect stakes, Singapore Technologies Pte Ltd (STPL) owns directly 100 per cent of Pidemco Land, Vertex Investment, ST Capital Services, ST Treasury Services, ST Electronics Systems Assembly76 words
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Article, Illustration564 1998-06-04 16 Reports suggested it might sell assets as part of CLP deal AFX-Asia Bloomberg [HONGKONG] Citic Pacific Ltd has no plans to sell interests in its power plant assets to CLP Holdings Ltd as part of any mainland cooperation agreement with the company,AFX-Asia; Bloomberg - 564 words
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357 1998-06-04 17 Bloomberg [SAN JOSE, California] Komag Inc said it will cut its workforce of 4,800 by 10 per cent and take a second quarter charge of as much as US$lB5 million (Ss3o9 million). It warned that it doesn't expect to turnBloomberg - 357 words
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258 1998-06-04 17 Telecom equipment makers' tie-up gives Net access a boost Bloomberg [LISLE, Illinois] Tellabs Inc agreed to buy Ciena Corp, the top maker of telecommunications equipment used to beef up phone networks, for US$7.3 billion (5512.2 billion) in stock, the New York Times reported,Bloomberg - 258 words
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142 1998-06-04 17 Bloomberg [SAN FRANCISCO] Motorola Inc and Lucent Technologies Inc said they will work together to develop next-gener-ation digital signal processor (DSP) technology to be used in everything from cellular phones to microwave ovens, a move that will pit them against market leaderBloomberg - 142 words
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359 1998-06-04 17 LG Semicon and Samsnng may follow suit to stop prices from falling farther Reuters [SEOUL] Hyundai Electronics Industries said yesterday it was cutting computer chip production because of a global glut, and South Korea's two other big chipmakers said they might doReuters - 359 words
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334 1998-06-04 17 Scandinavian tie-up will form world's largest paper maker FT [STOCKHOLM] Stora of Sweden and Enso of Finland are to merge in an US$B.5 billion (5514.3 billion) deal to create the world's largest pulp and paper maker. The tie-up between the world's fourth and fifthFT - 334 words
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Article, Illustration343 1998-06-04 17 FT [NEW YORK] Sprint, the No 3 US long-distance telephone company, announced a remodelling of its national network to carry voice, video and data traffic at a far lower cost than at present. It is one of the most ambitious efforts yet byFT; REUTERS - 343 words
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387 1998-06-04 18 Sam makes it fifth-largest settlement in US securities industry Bloomberg [NEW YORK] Merrill Lynch Co, the nation's largest brokerage, agreed to pay California's Orange County US$4OO million (***** million) to settle allegations that it helped make the home of Disneyland the biggestBloomberg - 387 words
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248 1998-06-04 18 Bloomberg [WASHINGTON] About 12 per cent of US banks' computer systems are not prepared to cope with a computer programming glitch that will kick in on Jan 1,2000, the nation's bank regulator said this week. The so-called millennium bug, or Y2K problem,Bloomberg - 248 words
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367 1998-06-04 18 DTB traded 15J>5m contracts in Hay over London's 15 Jm FT [LONDON] The Deutsche Terminborse (DTB), Germany's derivatives exchange, has for the first time overtaken the London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange (Liffe) in the volume of all contracts traded over a one-month period. Overall,FT - 367 words
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Article, Illustration88 1998-06-04 18 J!? A Vietnam l A Vietnamese father and and his son working in a river in Na Ri's Luong Thuong commune looking for tiny grains of gold. This highland valley in what is now part of Bac Kan province was atREUTERS - 88 words
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331 1998-06-04 18 Continued reliance hurts market, hanks in long run Bloomberg [VIENNA] Banks should not assume governments will be there to bail them out of future economic crises, said E Gerald Corrigan, a managing director at Goldman, Sachs Co and former president of theBloomberg - 331 words
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256 1998-06-04 18 FT [AMSTERDAM] A straight battle for control of Generate de Banque, Belgium's biggest bank, is in prospect after Belgium's financial regulator ruled on Tuescfay night that competing bids from ABN Amro of the Netherlands and Fortis, the Belgo-Dutch financial services group, shouldFT - 256 words
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271 1998-06-04 18 j"—" Report Reuters [SINGAPORE) Simex Euroyen futures extended their slide yesterday as foreign funds continued a selling spree, but dealers see the downside as limited. "We saw good foreign selling interest in the December and March contracts since late yesterday afternoon. The MarchReuters - 271 words
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Article171 1998-06-04 18 Cecilia Loh - MSCI TAIWAN FUTURES Cecilia Loh Cecilia Loh, service dealer, Refco Singapore {SINGAPORE] The Simex MSCI Taiwan Index futures rebounded slightly, up 2.20 points as the cash index saw its biggest gain in two weeks of 77.56 points following reports that the Taiwan Central Bank eased credit171 words
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205 1998-06-04 18 ENERGY REPORT Reuters [LONDON] Oil prices sagged further yesterday, as swollen markets offered little relief to beleaguered producers. Benchmark Brent blend for July loading was trading down nine cents at U5514.05 at 1526 GMT. The slide was triggered by bearish data from theReuters - 205 words
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Article290 1998-06-04 18 Reuters, AFP London THE dollar eased in Europe yesterday, dragged down by speculation that the Group of Seven nations might take action to support the ailing yen and by a recovery in Russian markets. Talk that G-7 deputy finance ministers might meet on the sidelines of a regularReuters,; AFP - 290 words
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Article, Illustration1191 1998-06-04 18 DtTERBAinC CROSS KATES Jun3 M ccu htpw m t« p- nt »no s$ twi siritn tatty—* w$ 0.883 4.171 0555 3.667 1093 4.769 25.721 K7* 0J48 8.571 1405 U*5 UA» 21** 10*8 IMS 1911 ********** OJK 1616 aS 5,723 2-S2 151 1341 2SJ06I0J06 0.949 9.599 2.694 *****0.730 ***** 1-152 15201,191 words
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Article1746 1998-06-04 19 S1C0M rOTPKBg Juti 3 RUBBER (futures ctosnq m «t 5.30pm) RSS1 cMts/kf) Clow Volume Open *{9* Low Sett (tonnes) Interest J«» 98 123.50 123.50 123.50 50 1265 Aug 98 ***** 123.75 123.75 50 1865 127.00 125.00 125.00 650 1015 Od/Oec 98 129.50 4575 Jan/Mar 99 134.75 134.25 134.251,746 words
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Article2308 1998-06-04 19 LONDON InAistrtals Jm 1 N<K« 3T&TOUP 650.000 34.600 AB Port* 350.000 1.000 AbOey National 1082.000 11.000 Allied Domecq 603.000 -12.000 AfflK 198.000 3.000 A Ida Group 188.000 6.600 BATInd 580.000 28.000 BG Pic 315.400 -1.200 BICC 161.000 -3.000 BOC Group 966.000 0.600 BR Petroleum 881.000 -3.400 8T»2,308 words
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Article1601 1998-06-04 19 Bloomberg QNikka 225 -207.46 JAPANESE stocks fell for the third time in four days as investors saw no end in sight to Asia's instability and Japan's economic stagnation. Banks such as Sumitomo Bank Ltd paced the fall. "We are in recession Asia's in recession, Japan's in recession," said ShahrezaBloomberg - 1,601 words
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Article, Illustration1512 1998-06-04 20 Reuters Q Hang Seng ****** STOCKS closed higher yesterday as buyers returned to the market for bargains after recent steep falls, and inspired by a rebound in the Japanese yen and easing local interbank rates, brokers said. The Hang Seng Index rose 221.05 points, or 2.57 per cent, toReuters - 1,512 words
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Article, Illustration621 1998-06-04 20 Reuters M Shenzhen B Index +OJB SHENZHEN'S hard currency B Share Index edged to a slightly higher close yesterday, with sentiment buoyed by a recovery in Hongkong stocks, analysts said. The B Index rose 0.18 point, or 0.19 per cent, to 92.18 on turnover of HK$2l million. "The BReuters; Source: Credit Lyonnsis Securities(Asia) Ltd - 621 words
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Article369 1998-06-04 20 AFP Index +77.56 TAIWAN stocks rose one per cent yesterday in a technical rebound after recent sharp falls, lifted by an appreciation of the local currency, dealers said. The Weighted Price Index moved up 77.56 points 7,643.20, following a 0.5 per cent dip in the previous session. "The bourseAFP - 369 words
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Article263 1998-06-04 20 AFP n Wellington -1&8 NEW ZEALAND stocks fell 0.9 per cent yesterday to its lowest point since 1996 amid negative sentiment on companies with Asian exposure. On turnover of NZ$97.l million the NZSE-40 was down 18.8 points to 2,155.18. Telecom continued to hold firm in active trade, dipping oneAFP - 263 words
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Article, Illustration780 1998-06-04 20 AFP C 3 SET Index -0.43 SHARE prices slumped 0.1 per cent in thin trade yesterday amid continuing investor concern over liquidity in the banking and finance sectors. Analysts said weaknesses in regional economies were hurting confidence but that shares closed off earlier lows on some bargain-hunting after bankingAFP - 780 words
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Article414 1998-06-04 20 AFP n Composite Index +&38 SOUTH KOREA'S limping stock market ended 2.6 per cent firmer yesterday, lifted by interest in bank stocks amid speculation over mergers and acquisitions, dealers said. Sentiment in the bourse which recovered yesterday from the previous day's sharp fall was also underpinned by expectations forAFP - 414 words
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Article588 1998-06-04 20 AFP n All Ordinaries -H AUSTRALIAN share prices fell 0.3 per cent yesterday despite a rally in gold and resource stocks, brokers said. The All Ordinaries Index ended 9.1 points lower at 2,662.0. National turnover totalled 251.7 million shares worth A 5757.75 million. The All Industrials Index was downAFP - 588 words
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Article, Illustration753 1998-06-04 20 AFP P Composite Index -6J9 INDONESIAN shares fell 1.7 per cent yesterday on local short selling, with sentiment dampened by a confusing political situation and poor corporate results, brokers said. "It is pretty clear that the market is driven by local short sellers. It is easy to do thatAFP - 753 words
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Article316 1998-06-04 20 AFP CI Manila -17.09 PHILIPPINE share prices fell for the eighth straight day. losing 0.9 per cent due to continuing concerns over economic worries in Asia, analysts said. The Composite Index fell 17.09 points to 1,928.99 points. Volume rose to 474 million shares worth 707.6 million pesos compared toAFP - 316 words
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Article8485 1998-06-04 21 INDUSTRIALS 1998 tMt VI Day Nat Cap Hfrfc Low Caw>aay «■>» VOO Hlgfc Lew P/t $w>H 310 180 Ajinomoto 230 -5 1 230 230 12.7 93 2 148 62.5 Angkasa 70 unch 3 70 70 1.6 103 2 290 123 Apollo Food Hlg 165 4 8 66 0 388 1908,485 words
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Article, Illustration433 1998-06-04 21 AFP M Composite Index 4-5.75 MALAYSIA'S key stock index ended 1.1 per cent higher yesterday, extending its gains from a day earlier as a measure of foreign buying trickled in, dealers said. The Composite Index ended at 526.36 points, up 5.75 points. The SecondAFP - 433 words
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Article3470 1998-06-04 22 BONDS, LOANS ft WARRANTS Laat Vol Day Last Ouota Av« High Lao Stno Company SM COOO) Hlqh Low Buyar Sallar Prtca 23.5 9 m 3000 m AMOB C5.5H*****6 t2 10.5 14 5 20.5 8 3160 A Acar ******1 US$ 10 *2 15 10 10 9 10 95 8.5 3164 Acma3,470 words
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Article191 1998-06-04 22 R Sivanithy - WARRANT WATCH -By R Sivanithy ELECTRICAL appliance maker Clipsal Industries joins the growing ranks of firms whose warrants are not only deeply out-of-the-money but which also look set to expire worthless. This was once one of the highest flying counters in the local market191 words
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Article2305 1998-06-04 22 Transaction date Jun 3 wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmammmmm Or Or Urt V* My Lot Ouoto Ok Mr W M M Cap High Law WW Cwhh Sat* COOP) High Low Bwyr Sa—r Cw P/T $mt OS 28 mi 5000 AIS8 50C 54 *23 356 sftls 515 5X5 54 S3 33 23 2U2,305 words
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6684 1998-06-04 23 TVansactionda^^ Cr Cr M Wt '998 Last Vol Day Lnt Ouot* Otv Dlv VM Net Cap Av« High Lew StNo Company Sato COOP) Htgft Low Buyor Setter H C'»f P/t Smll Prko INDUSTRIALS 43 16.5 1020 ACE Dynamics60c.... 16.5 cd unch 263 17 16.56,684 words
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Article1206 1998-06-04 23 Of Of M Wt 1998 Last Vol Day LMt Ouata W* Mv YM Nat Cap A*9 M>» L— %tm riw»»» «o» *h COOP) HM» L— Buyr »—ar Cw P/t t— Wo 134 79.5 a 2000 ABRHIdgsSc 88 *3 1 88 88 111 42 9 81 243 76 2049 AS1,206 words
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Article226 1998-06-04 24 Stocks volume Easyknit HKKk 15.910,000 'Rekapacific Bti 13,761.000 •MBf Capital 10,252.000 SingTel 15c 10,103,000 *M Resources 10,093,000 •RHB CapWt99 9,631,000 TAC BtIO 200 6.827,000 •Renong Bhd 50c 6,266,000 OatryF US5c 6.250,000 •MBFLandBhd 5,748,000 Stocks SingTel 15c 24,507,103 SPH 16,470,937 DBS Foreign 13,545,397 OUB Foreign 10,836,216 TAC BtIO 200 8,953,778 OCBC226 words
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Article, Illustration661 1998-06-04 24 R Sivanithy - STOCK MARKET COMMENTARY Strengthening of the yen also helps bat dealers not sure surge can be sustained; property counters lead the rise By R Sivanithy {SINGAPORE] A firmer Japanese yen and a sudden rally in the futures markets of661 words
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Article, Illustration69 1998-06-04 24 Shiv Taneja - -by Shiv Taneja US dollar-listed Hotung Investment Holdings closed half a US cent higher yesterday at 14.5 US cents on a volume of 408 million shares, compared with its 10-day traded average of 2.17 million units. In the near-term, there could be some buying interest in this counter.69 words
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Article91 1998-06-04 24 A VISIBLY impressed colleague reported yesterday that on her birthday last week she got called by the phone banking service of DBS Bank and was presented with a voucher for a free massage at a local spa. Apparently, the bank is trying to migrate its customers away from91 words
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Article105 1998-06-04 24 EVEN as workers are laid off in the region due to the economic slowdown, high-tech multinationals are desperately seeking people in Asia. These firms are not only using the info-communication trade show CommunicAsia 98 to market their products, but trying to hire people as well. Cisco Systems105 words
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Article106 1998-06-04 24 MORE from CommunicAsia 98. Advertising executives who want an idea of how not to run your ad campaign in China should tour the Philips stand (Stand 6D3-1) at the show. The mobile phone maker's glitzy television ads touting Philips' tiny Genie handphone have apparently been banned in China106 words
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Article110 1998-06-04 24 WHILE most local bank-linked fund management firms are happy to strike up investment advisory alliances with international firms, especially in the light of the liberalised rules for CPF investment, Ronnie Teo, executive director and head honcho of DBS Asset Management, is taking it one step further. Hot on110 words
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Article119 1998-06-04 24 IT WAS reported over the weekend that Price Waterhouse and Cooper Lybrand which are to merge paid some US$l million (551.66 million) to two consulting firms to come up with the wildly original name of Price WaterhouseCoopers for the merged firm. One wonders how much119 words
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Article80 1998-06-04 24 WHILE most of Singapore has made rapid progress during the past 50 years, time has stood still on Pulau lib in. Other than the bum boat fare, that is. We are reliably told that the $1 fare for a one-way ticket to Übin, after holding constant for80 words
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Article293 1998-06-04 25 Bridge News Reuters TRADING here was generally very quiet with a lower rate reported in most grain trades. The market continues to be bearish for the summer months with brokers now looking towards the autumn before a chance for rates to firm. Fixtures TANKEH& Caribbean Aframax rates wereBridge News; Reuters - 293 words
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Article, Illustration444 1998-06-04 25 Marcus Hand - Berthing delays at Bangladesh port have increased to seven days By. Marcus Hand [SINGAPORE] Lines calling at Bangladesh's main port of Chittagong are threatening to re-instate congestion surcharges as berthing delays at the port reach a critical level. According to the Chittagong FeederFILE PHOTO - 444 words
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191 1998-06-04 25 AFP [MIAMI] Royal Caribbean said it agreed to pay US$9 million (5514.7 million) to settle charges of dumping oil-con-taminated waste water from its cruise ships. The agreement with the Department of Justice entered in a federal court here calls for US$lAFP - 191 words
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812 1998-06-04 25 David Hughes - MEWBUILDS By] David Hughes THERE are several crude oil tankers in this week's representative list of new contracts. The past few weeks have seen something of a surge in orders of aframax and suezmax (ie up to around812 words
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351 1998-06-04 25 Felix Chan - From Jan-April, PSA Corp handled 4.75 m TEUs By Felix Chan [SINGAPORE] PSA Corp reg istered a healthy 8 per cent throughput growth in the first four months of the year while the port of Hongkong kicked off the year on a351 words
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Article, Illustration232 1998-06-04 25 Marcus Hand - By\ Marcus Hand [SINGAPORE] Taiwanese shipping giant Evergreen Marine has suspended plans for further newbuildings once its current series of orders are delivered. Taiwanese newspapers reported Evergreen chairman Chang Yung-fa as saying that the line had halted plans for new orders for the timeFILE PHOTO - 232 words
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Article, Illustration978 1998-06-04 26 KAOHSIUNG PORT Kaohsiung is now the first Taiwanese port to privatise the stevedoring industry, making it much more competitive Maritime Asia AS THE violent and dramatic dock confrontation in Australia has shown, labour reforms can be difficult to achieve in the face of a stubbornMaritime Asia - 978 words
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Article25134 1998-06-04 34 THEBUSINESSTIMES THEBUSINESSTIMES EXPORT ETA ETA Advertiser Vessel Voyage Telephone ETA ETA Advertiser Vessel Voyage Telephone SIN Dest'n Name Name Number Number SIN Dest'n Name Name Number Number i inmmnmhmimmnmhmhmimmmmmmhmmmmksmmmmhhmmmi A 13/06 17/06 ACL MATHU BHUM 368N 65-*****21 14/06 17/06 ACL KOTA RAJA RJA031 65-*****21 *«IPk IAAI /AO I*25,134 words
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Article863 1998-06-04 39 Vossol Voy No Berth Arrival Dtpartur* •ftwwjlM J02 «o~ivd. 04.04/0400 •rmaoa 5 38 J17 alongside 03 06;2359 j-"*~ M EES nSflg Julye *****8 302 alongside 0104/2300 Bt U*8 881 *****8 301 alongs.de 03 06/1808 «LM»»»'< *****8 301 etonJs.de 0104/N00 0 K)698 J01 Z£ide 0304/1700 UituwiJ 3U*3 301 alongside863 words
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Article1807 1998-06-04 39 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Booking/BoUnco Rstls Ship Voy No Etb/Str Period From To from Aci Host 0071 05/1400 U 03/1900 03/1659 03/1*0 II 03/1500 03/1459 03/1900 2A 03/1700 04/0459 04/0900 21 03/1700 04/0459 04/0900 04/0700 04/1159 04/1400 4 04/1200 04/1459 04/1700 tKjry ION 05/12001,807 words
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Article170 1998-06-04 39 Jua 5 Denmark: Constitution Day. Jua Malaysia: Birthday of HM the Yang di-Pertuan Agong Birthday of Prophet Mohammed. South Korea: Memorial Day. Jaa 8 Australia: Queen's Birthday Holiday. Greece: Orthodox Pentecost holiday. Jon 10 Portugal: National Day. Jon 11 Austria: Corpus Christi. Portugal: Corpus Christi. Jan 12 Philippines:170 words
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Article1006 1998-06-04 39 THIS report, compiled by Cockett Marine OU Ltd. shows price ranges in US dollars Instead of single prices lor a more comprehensive description of the market Prices shown are based on average sued stem Market movements are indicated The Cockett Bunker Price Index change and the1,006 words
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Article542 1998-06-04 39 Cartoon 180 Mai 992.2 1.0 18.0 0.11 46 0.07 May 28 Pewit* Hater Rtsldut Ash Aluminium Sediment No above E25 6 0 9 1 0 0 %M<>| 380 A** 987.2 01 16.6 0.06 32 0.03 t„„ 380 Mai 991.5 0.8 19.5 0.16 72 0 09 Wtfi542 words
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484 1998-06-04 40 US aviation agency not allocating enough funds for weatherrelated programmes: govt auditors' report Bloomberg [WASHINGTON] US aviation regulators are not doing enough to prevent weatherrelated aircraft accidents, government auditors said in a new report. The auditors, using aviation data compiled byBloomberg - 484 words
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362 1998-06-04 40 Bridge News [FRANKFURTI Unveiling the First model in its new generation of cars, AB Volvo said new executive sedans will help keep its Volvo Car unit independent despite growing competition and consolidation in the global car industry. "It's a greatBridge News - 362 words
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Article, Illustration317 1998-06-04 40 Union pessimistic about outcome of ongoing talks Reuters [PARIS] Air France was forced to cancel most of its flights for a third consecutive day yesterday, just one week from the start of the World Cup, as pilots warned that their strike would beReuters; REUTERS - 317 words
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Article, Illustration269 1998-06-04 40 Bloomberg {WASHINGTON] Amtrak can continue to mix cargo and passengers on its lines and may also increase the amount of cargo it carries on its trains, the US Surface Transportation Board said. The ruling came after months of debate withBloomberg; FILE PHOTO - 269 words
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485 1998-06-04 40 Bloomberg [SEATTLE] Boeing Co said its 50-plane order from China announced last October has not been reduced and that it continues to negotiate with China about future orders. Earlier on Tuesday Agence France Presse reported that China would order 20 toBloomberg - 485 words
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414 1998-06-04 40 Bloomberg [NEW YORK] Trans World Airlines Inc and Boeing Co, the world's largest aircraft maker, lost an attempt to limit potential legal damages to the economic loss resulting from the deaths of the 230 people aboard TWA Flight 800.Bloomberg - 414 words
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Article1719 1998-06-04 40 CUT fUCHT n* FU6MT ITO tMM BA7381 1930 IA7382 2055 la SOW 1710 S0W0 0B5 »81 1930 Of12 2055 timrtwPK S0603 1905 C2352 0635 ***** 2220 COM 2045 $0804 1020 Amsttrtfa« KIM3 0450 KL846 0040 MmHK CZ3097 2010 aw MB 1P> QIC Nm£*M WW WW S1,719 words
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Advertisement22 1998-06-04 25 Kaohsiung port gets rid of old work practices Kaohsiung is now the first Taiwanese port to privatise the stevedoring industry. Page 222 words
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Advertisement161 1998-06-04 25 FAA must do more to prevent weatherrelated accidents US aviation agency not allocating enougli funds for weather-related progranimes.Back Page LLI neuus travels fast IN SINGAPORH. when \on want to reach out ton select target audience 111 the transport and logistics industry. only one daily offers \ou the advantage ot maximum161 words
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Advertisement717 1998-06-04 26 I IMPORT 1 NORTHAUtmCA I QULP/INDIAN SUB-CONTINENT I SUPER SHUTTLE EXPRESS 11 IQULF KARACHI EXPRESS (QKX) Vlssn VOTAG I iw I sw vfssa vor I jea mm mm I wd I ui I«x Ikgl mi 00<1 JAPAN 24W521 27/0$ M/M ooaam 2JWS22 03/04 21/04 PM NEDUOYD DUOAI 27! 20/05 21/0$717 words
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Advertisement84 1998-06-04 26 A SANKYU (S) PTE LTD 11 CLEMENTI LOOP, SINGAPORE *****3 TEL: *****40 FAX: *****11 CFS: KEPPEL DISTRIPARK BLK 513 #01-128 SINGAPORE *****9 JAPAN PORTS Hong Kono > All China Portm lEVEHV TMUR A SUN VE»»tL) ViSSIL VOY ETP SIN ETATYO ETA KOI ETA Y0« ETA HOP ETA OSA MONTE ROSA84 words
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Advertisement715 1998-06-04 26 xgo'i'oX Lines 4 services represented 409&K. u m Singapore Shipping Association NEW ADVERTISER Find out more about their service: Project Asia Service V———I i J Turn to Page 9 1 Send out 48,000 copies of your sailing schedules Place an ad in... Shipping Times Just talk to us Iris Lim715 words
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Advertisement1030 1998-06-04 27 SAX SERVICE (DIRECT) rasa vor s<neu iax oak dai hqu ch cot mim m hyc AfITOUKMAUNI 0171 03/06 22/06 72/06 22/06 23/06 27/06 23/06 23/06 24/06 24/06 003 C 10/06 25/06 29/06 29/06 30/06 29/06 30/06 30/06 08/07 01/07 AftGAAMT 0171 17/06 02/07 06/07 06/07 07/07 06/07 07/07 07/07 10/061,030 words
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Advertisement1778 1998-06-04 27 0 HANJIN SHIPPING HANJIN SHIPPING (S) PTI ITO Imp//••» hon*. com BOOKING 37*0235 737 WIS *****74 23« DOCUMENT *****71 774 OPtRATIOHS *****4 1757 MAINLINE *****55 fAI *****40 (INO M *****0000 M TO NW USA A CANADA I USA CANADA' HWVSI/VOT MM 51 UWMAm/VOT I s TIW I DM I PQ|1,778 words
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Advertisement1068 1998-06-04 28 C DSR-SENATOR LINES TO UK/CONTINENT TO RED SEA/MEDITERRANEAN/CANADA TRAOtETERNITY |»"Y I?" I |"«SS£l IvOY $M JED BIT SPf |fOS H.C |mTH PUGWASH SENATOR WN»H MM mm »2£!! M M <*"<»"* «M 17 H 71M 25 06 27 H IHT MAM*SAVAWAH E" W#7 M#7 P Clf,CSf l <» <«•" 21N MM1,068 words
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Advertisement427 1998-06-04 28 ~II&I JESSELT °N LINE A TIL: *****36 PAXi SSS2I ia MUARA ~1 1 LABUAN vsssa vor rro eta vissa vor rro eta SPORE MUARA SPORE LM Afttaotr vi 4i/9# 05/0* ot/ot apmeoort vi«i/m os/ot oi/ot J. PROSPER VISC/98 10/06 13/0* IPWSPtR VISE/91 10/0* 14/0* AmOMY VI SI/ft IS/06 IS/0* APWOORT427 words
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Advertisement1502 1998-06-04 29 VESSEL VQY SIN PQU PKO PEN BLW SUR DUB BA BIK IRAN VAHDAT PJL 1284 21/05 30/05 IRAN TAKHTI PJL 1286 01/05 10/05 11/05 IRAN TEYFOURI PJL 1287 08/06 17/05 18/06 IRAN MOBIN PJL 1293 20/06 20/06 30/05 ACCEPTING CONTAINER/BREAK-BULK SHIPMENTS TO INLAND POINTS IN IRAN A CIS COUNTRIES I.E.1,502 words
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Advertisement1398 1998-06-04 29 DIRECT SAILING TO SHANGHAI XINGANG I SINGAPORE'S GENERAL AGENTS: 6 SHENTON WAY TEL' 226 1900 FAX: *****08 OUTWARD (l/l) I COSTAR SHIPPING PTE LTD #17-OSDISILDG SALES/BUGS *****4i/43 INWARD DEPT (D/O) *****8s COSTAR AGENCIES (M) SDN BHD /55 T *****25 KL 5 ***** FW: 02^^*****70 mmrwnai/HiTff I 111 1 I W1,398 words
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Advertisement608 1998-06-04 29 EASTERN CAR UNER, LTD.""S,'sftiT' t eg (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD SPIQAUZE IN WORO HEAVY LIFT UPTO 122 TONS ECL (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD LOADING FOR LONG BEACH TACOMA/ VANCOUVER I HO CHI MINH/HAI PHONG/BINTULU MV "COSMIC MASTER" V.50 MV "ORIENT ROSE" V.25A ETA SIN 05/06/98 ETA LONG BEACH 06/07/98 ETA SIN 04-05/06/98608 words
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Advertisement869 1998-06-04 30 MAC-NELS S'PflftE M'SIA Carrier. MM CONTR LINES, INC p. gudang: (07) *****26 M\y J cm MO: **********0E S»U: (084) *****9 MANILA: (632) *****24 PENANG: (04) *****36 BANGKOK: (662) *****57 SURABAYA: (31) *****0 P KELANG: (03) *****77 JKT: (21) 6908m 7 MON: (61) *****3 KUCHING (082) *****1-3 WE ARE PLEASED TO869 words
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Advertisement470 1998-06-04 30 [fa. NANTAI LINE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO MAURITIUS SOUTH AFRICA VESSEL VQY I SIM I PIU 1 PUR I CPT I R/lAT NANTAI VENUS V.027S 17/06 21/06 26/06 01/07 04/07 GOLDEN DRAGON VQQSS 18/06 27/06 01/07 06/07 NANTAI PRINCESS VO72S 25/06 13/07 17/07 NANTAI QUEEN VO2BS 08/07 17/07 21/07 26/07470 words
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Advertisement403 1998-06-04 31 BSA^ MA MYANMA wBBk FIVE STAR LINE W (Myonmar Notional Line) Loading for Yangon (Rangoon) VKSII VOT SIN PKG PEN PGU MERGUI 143W SU> •AGO 102W SID MALAYSIA AGfNTS: BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES KUI: Til 02-03-*****00 PKL Til 02-03-*****01 P!N: m 02-04-*****02 PGO: Til 02-07-*****21 /4 M BANK LINE (A service403 words
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Advertisement1206 1998-06-04 31 A HYUNDAI MERCHANT MARINE CO. LTD. Ivissa VOY SBI I SOU UH RTM I ANT I HAM I BRV I FB. I IVPSE VOT SOU IB« I KTH» I AHT I HAOI I 88TV I FB I W HY BARON 313W 04/06 22/06 27/06 24/06 25/06 BK 546E 11 /051,206 words
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Advertisement693 1998-06-04 32 BANQKOK/LAEM CHABANO JAKARTA/PAN JANG VESSEL VOY SIN BKK LCH VESSEL VOY SIN JKT PJN XETHA BHUM 235N In Pt 07/06 GURU BHUM 80SB In Pt 07/06 ANAN BHUM 106N 06/06 10/06 ANRO GOWA' 036 06/06 10/06 ACX RUBY 23N 07/06 10/06 11/06 DEJA BHUM 750S 06/06 10/06 YANTRA BHUM" 243N693 words
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Advertisement491 1998-06-04 32 IBINTANG MAS SHIPPING PTE. LTD 39 NEIL ROAD SINGAPORE 0206 TEL: *****68 FAX: *****64 TLX R*****5 SINMER -J CR No: **********0W Receiving Cargo at PTI I Blntulu I I Muara VISSII VOY SIN ITU VESS{I VOY SIN MUA 1 Sere V9BIIE 06-07/06 13/06 MJad» V9809E 06-07/06 12/06 I Mod V9BOBE491 words
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Advertisement577 1998-06-04 32 A /ICCORD A SHIPPING PTE LTD TIL *****13 (40 Line.) FAX *****30 KM UAMG (03)3****** If mm WRECT ACCESS TIL *****55 (EXPORT BOOKING) MSM GUOAMC (07)*****77 |H *****34 (EXPOItT DOC), *****39 (IMPORT) FOIAN6 (04) *****40 URLHTTP://WWW.ACCORO.COM.SG JAXAiU i (71)040 0770 SAA^ i POW ETA SIN PORT lU SIN POUT m577 words
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Advertisement428 1998-06-04 33 INDONESIA NATIONAL LINE TO EUROPE EXPRESS SEMI-CONTAINERISED SERVICE V L VP* p PORE IA OAM/R QAM H BURG OREMEH ANTWERP A VESSEL 22/07 ~27W OMIT 02/08 TO AUSTRALIA ~J FULL CONTAINER SERVICE Wtt FRt BNt SYD MEL HOA API IFRE PiO KPLLOYO IRISIAWt VOOS 07,« 10.06 1&06 2100 2«.W 2406428 words
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Advertisement1037 1998-06-04 33 I_ ADVANCE CONTAINER LINES (PTE) LTD AP I 140 Cecil Street, #12-00, PtL Building. Singapore *****0 LZ TEL: *****21, FAX *****19, TELEX RS ***** ACL PL CR NO. **********0E OPERATIONS: *****60 *****05 BANGKOK JAKARTA (Wertly S »H» P»T/2 Slgt LCM/1 Slg »MT) (5 S»Uingi.--Wa*>) VESSEL VOY SM BKK VISSa VOY1,037 words
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Advertisement863 1998-06-04 33 VESSELS s*?l J§P MLA LEH HAM THP FtTM ZEE VILLE DC MIMOSA V26W 04/06 13/06 17/06 22/06 24/06 26/06 26/06 27/06 VILLE DC TANYA T26W 09/06 17/06 22/06 26/06 29/06 01/07 02/07 00/07 VILLE DC TAURUS A2BW WH 24/06 29/06 06/07 06/07 06/07 06/07 00/07 VILLE D'AQUARIUS U26W 01/07 06/07863 words
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Advertisement49 1998-06-04 36 stem) Dial 740-6000 on demanal —(Retrieve more schedules!) Press "1" Select the port and key in s 'yj the four digit code eg: To New York (NYC) 2275 Key in your fax number your phone number Another innovative service offered by CT The document Will be SHIPPING TIMES VMS) <%%%>!£.49 words
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Miscellaneous125 1998-06-04 39 LEGEND: R Thunderstorm Temperature c A V Shower Weather ~S Wind direction with speed in knot* ee Ram Vy Cloudy Sky Wov h M Surface winds are indicated by arrows which My with the wind \*j One fu# circle represents calm or light and vorioble winds t One half Heche125 words
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Advertisement58 1998-06-04 40 VI. V. BROTHER STAR' VOY74ARRD 1 JUNE 1998 Consignees of all damaged cargoes ex the captioned vessel is hereby notified that a general survey will be held on the 5 June 98 0900-1200 hours at PT9 (NTY's Office). No further survey will be entertained thereafter. As Agent*: "K" LINE KINKAI58 words
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