Police under fire: Journalists' associations condemned on Tuesday
\nthe assault of four journalists by the police during a clash
\nbetween police officers and anti-U.S. protesters on Monday.
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Megawati goes to APEC summit: President Megawati Soekarnoputri is
\nscheduled to leave for Shanghai, China, on Wednesday to attend an
\nannual Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit, the
\npalace announced on Tuesday.
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Shanghai trip: Despite recent development in Indonesia's
\npolitical and economic situation, President Megawati
\nSoekarnoputri will be among leaders to attend the 21-member Asia
\nPacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in Shanghai on Sunday.
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Councillors jealous: City Councillors expressed their jealousy on
\nTuesday over four gorillas from England that will receive Rp 3.2
\nbillion annually from the city budget, while their own demand for
\nlife insurance worth Rp 4.3 billion was rejected.
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Gus Dur's testimony: Former president Abdurrahman \"Gus Dur\" Wahid
\nis scheduled to appear at the Jayapura District Court on Oct. 22,
\n2001, to give testimony on behalf of several executives of the
\nPapuan Council Presidium (PDP) who have been charged with
\nsubversion.
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Bulog graft: Several non-governmental organizations (NGOs)
\ndemanded on Tuesday that the Attorney General's Office continue
\ninvestigating the Rp 40 billion (US$4 million) graft of funds
\nbelonging to the State Logistics Agency (Bulog), which has
\nimplicated several executives of the Golkar Party.
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Tension up in Kashmir: Indian and Pakistani troops exchanged
\nsporadic fire across their border in disputed Kashmir for a
\nsecond day on Tuesday as tension escalated despite a visit to the
\nregion by U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell.
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Ferreira emerges from slump: Wayne Ferreira began the defense of
\nhis Stuttgart Masters Series title Monday by beating Dominik
\nHrbaty 6-4, 2-6, 6-4, his second match victory only since June.
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Anthrax scare: Hundreds of people in Florida city are rushing to
\nstock up on antibiotics and gas masks to combat anthrax after
\nthree people in the area were exposed to the bacteria.
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Vegetable oil limits: The Association of Southeast Asian Nations
\n(ASEAN) will oppose efforts by the European Union to curb exports
\nof vegetable oils and fats from Asia using food hygiene
\nrestrictions, Philippine Agriculture Secretary Leonardo
\nMontemayor said Tuesday.
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RI, Vietnam eye trade pact: A meeting between coffee exporters
\nfrom Vietnam and Indonesia next week may lead to a draft trade
\nagreement to boost sagging coffee export prices, according to the
\nAssociation of Indonesian Coffee Exporters, or AEKI.
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Investment in oil, gas sector drops: State oil and gas company
\nPertamina said on Tuesday that many oil companies had shelved
\ntheir investment plans in the country during the first nine
\nmonths of this year due particularly to increasing security
\nproblems and legal uncertainty.
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