Archive: 19 February 1995
19 articles found
Sun, 19 Feb 1995, 00:00 WIB
Ramadhan time for Jakarta
Ramadhan time for Jakarta Monday Maghrib 06.18 p.m. Tuesday Imsak 04.31 a.m. Subuh 04.41 a.m.
Sun, 19 Feb 1995, 00:00 WIB
Matias Akankari
Matias Akankari By Gerson Poyk It was a parachutist who produced Matias Akankari from the jungles of Irian Jaya. In the dead of night he jumped and fell back to earth and had come to rest, dangling from the branches of a tall tree. With great effort on his part he managed to extricate himself.
Sun, 19 Feb 1995, 00:00 WIB
Bulog moves to foil rice price increase
Bulog moves to foil rice price increase JAKARTA (JP): The National Logistic Agency (Bulog) yesterday launched a major market operation in rice to foil speculations that the price of the nation's staple diet will increase ahead of the Islamic Idul Fitri festivities.
Sun, 19 Feb 1995, 00:00 WIB
Guess What? Megawati Soekarnoputri
Guess What? Megawati Soekarnoputri The hottest chili, the most delicious sago and the spiciest fish are some of the things chairwoman of the Indonesian Democratic Party, Megawati Soekarnoputri, has discovered during her inter-island tours.
Sun, 19 Feb 1995, 00:00 WIB
Pakistan penfriend
Pakistan penfriend I am much desirous to become a penfriend with a student of my age in Indonesia, therefore please publish my data: Name : Ejaz Ahmed Age : 14 years old Class : Matric (s.s.c./A level) Hobby : reading and gardening Address: Milli Mill Store, Mohammadi Road, Shershah, Karachi,...
Sun, 19 Feb 1995, 00:00 WIB
Turkish artist inspired by Indonesian culture
Turkish artist inspired by Indonesian culture By Margaret Agusta JAKARTA (JP): Mubeccel Siber of Turkey finds insight to be her best source of inspiration when painting Indonesian subjects. "Art is not only a reflection of the artist's inspiration, but it is the artist's desire to communicate his...
Sun, 19 Feb 1995, 00:00 WIB
Singapore navy gets homemade warships
Singapore navy gets homemade warships SINGAPORE (Reuter): Singapore's navy yesterday launched the first of 12 warships that have been designed and are being built locally. The new class of 55-metre (180-foot) patrol vessels will replace 12 smaller and less well-equipped coastal patrol craft the...
Sun, 19 Feb 1995, 00:00 WIB
Balinese utopia lures more foreigners to stay
Balinese utopia lures more foreigners to stay By Benito Lopulalan DENPASAR (JP): "When I found this beautiful place, I was entranced by its magic," the Bavarian-American lady said. "I quickly made up my mind; I, too, would build my little house in Bali.
Sun, 19 Feb 1995, 00:00 WIB
Instilling a love of reading in children
Instilling a love of reading in children By Surtiningsih W.T. BOGOR, West Java (JP): National Press Day, Feb.9, was marked with a number of slogans, the first of which was "with press day, instill a love for reading".
Sun, 19 Feb 1995, 00:00 WIB
For a better workers' future
For a better workers' future Tomorrow is the 22nd anniversary of the All Indonesian Workers Union. The Jakarta Post prepared the following article, and two others on page 2, about the predicament of workers and what the union has done to improve their lot.
Sun, 19 Feb 1995, 00:00 WIB
The horn, Jakartans' language of choice
The horn, Jakartans' language of choice JAKARTA (JP): Arriving at the hotel from the airport, my English friend shouted excitedly, "Only fifteen times, much better." I was in the middle of a hassle in the hotel parking lot but managed to demand an explanation.
Sun, 19 Feb 1995, 00:00 WIB
Indofood will acquire Bogasari from Indocement
Indofood will acquire Bogasari from Indocement JAKARTA (JP): The well-diversified Salim Group plans an internal acquisition through the transferal of PT Bogasari Flour Mill's assets from PT Indocement Tunggal Prakarsa to its food division, PT Indofood Sukses Makmur.
Sun, 19 Feb 1995, 00:00 WIB
Maluku's Kei Islanders fight to protect their environment
Maluku's Kei Islanders fight to protect their environment By Dini Sari Djalal JAKARTA (JP): The meaning of development has at times eluded even the most earnest optimists. To J.P. Rahail, a tribal chief of the Kei Islands in Maluku, development has become synonymous with the threat of environmental...
Sun, 19 Feb 1995, 00:00 WIB
Briton drowns in Bali
Briton drowns in Bali JAKARTA (JP): The body of a British tourist, who drowned while snorkeling at the diving resort of Buleleng in north Bali on Thursday, was found about three miles from where he was last seen. Buleleng Police Chief Lt. Col.
Sun, 19 Feb 1995, 00:00 WIB
Kei Islands on film
Kei Islands on film JAKARTA (JP): In the modern age, the written word is no longer adequate to document the complexities of society. Moving color pictures are more likely to reach the masses. A song sells better with a good video, films are being transferred onto CD-ROMS, and sophisticated...
Sun, 19 Feb 1995, 00:00 WIB
Guess What? Mochtar Buchori
Guess What? Mochtar Buchori Prominent Moslem scholar and writer Mochtar Buchori rallied from his month-long illness just in time to go to Manado, North Sulawesi, last week. He spoke at a seminar held by The Jakarta Post in conjunction with the celebration of the National Press Day.
Sun, 19 Feb 1995, 00:00 WIB
TV today
TV today TVRI 7:00 a.m. Morning News 7:30 Healthy and Fresh 7:40 TV Series: Vicky The Viking 8:10 The Flora & Fauna Of Indonesia 8:40 TV Series: Voltron 9:00 People and Events 9:30 Comedy: Ria Jenaka 9:45 Music 10:45 Youth Program 11:15 Search For The World 11:45 Sports: Dari Gelanggang Ke...
Sun, 19 Feb 1995, 00:00 WIB
The role of labor unions in Indonesia
The role of labor unions in Indonesia JAKARTA (JP): Garment workers in a crowded industrial estate in Kemandoran, South Jakarta, have put their collective foot down. They want nothing more to do with labor unions, they say, after the South Jakarta branch of the All Indonesian Workers' Union (SPSI)...
Sun, 19 Feb 1995, 00:00 WIB
The development of Indonesian labor unions
The development of Indonesian labor unions JAKARTA (JP): Decision makers have had enough of high profile unions. The basis for the first Indonesian unions early in the 20th century, explains Australia-based historian John Ingleson, was the communities the workers set up in the cities.