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Searching for all articles published on 1997-08-24 ...
30 articles.
Sun, 24 Aug 1997

Sarik dealers hunt for best buys JAKARTA (JP): "We buy junk from you and sell antiques to you" is the life motto of the Sarik antique dealers on Jl. Ciputat Raya, not only in serving customers but also in surviving tough business times.
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Sun, 24 Aug 1997

Anggun sings her way on ambitions of world fameBy Helly Minarti JAKARTA (JP): Go international are sacred words in the entertainment world.
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Sun, 24 Aug 1997

Wardiman inspects festival preparations TOKYO (JP): Indonesian Minister of Education and Culture Wardiman Djojonegoro arrived in Tokyo Friday morning to inspect preparation and the progress of the Indonesia-Japan Friendship Festival 1997.
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Sun, 24 Aug 1997

When tour's home away from home JAKARTA (JP): A few months ago my neighbor, Ibu Etty, asked me to accompany her on a tour to Europe, all expenses paid, hotel, airfare, three meals a day and city tours.It sounded like winning a lottery, so I immediately said yes.
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Sun, 24 Aug 1997

Sailing through Ayutthaya's old floating marketText and photos by Ati Nurbaiti AYUTTHAYA, Thailand (JP): Ayutthaya, the capital of Thailand from 1350 to 1767, is full of temple ruins which are being restored as much as possible to the times before they were destroyed in a Burmese invasion.
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Sun, 24 Aug 1997

Creativity key in surviving new TV timesBy Sirikit Syah SURABAYA (JP): These are cutthroat times in the TV business as the five privately-owned broadcasting stations vie for choice pieces of the advertising pie.
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Sun, 24 Aug 1997

TV todayTVRI 6:00 a.m. TVRI News 6:25 Morning News 6:45 Religious Teachings: Hikmah Pagi 7:15 Live Reports: Float Parade from Monas 9:30 TV Drama: Di Sekitar Kita 10:00 TVRI News 10:30 Children's Program: Arena Kami 11:30 Teenagers' Program: Temu Remaja 12:10 p.m.
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Sun, 24 Aug 1997

Readings show spirit of independenceBy Yenni Kwok JAKARTA (JP): Independence Day is more than a celebration of freedom from foreign rule. For those with creative minds, it also signifies freedom to express oneself.
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Sun, 24 Aug 1997

Career women skirt traditional gender trapsBy Yogita Tahil Ramani JAKARTA (JP): Living true to their nurturer trademark, some career women take pride in exercising their soft skills as mediators and whispering important tidbits into the right ears.
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Sun, 24 Aug 1997

Famous Ciputat antique showcase began smallBy Edith Hartanto Antique dealers on Jl. Ciputat Raya are holding a month-long fair to fete Indonesia's 52nd independence anniversary.
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Sun, 24 Aug 1997

Embattled AIDS poster girl fights onBy Cecilia Quiambao MANILA (JP): The sky is falling in fast for Sarah Jane Salazar, the brave, street-savvy AIDS poster girl of the Philippines who dared nurture love despite the stigma of the fatal disease.
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Sun, 24 Aug 1997

Original 'Cosmo' girl Brown touts the beauty of sexBy Dini S. Djalal JAKARTA (JP): Fun, fearless, female is the catchphrase for Kosmopolitan, the new magazine in town.Sounds familiar? It should, because Kosmopolitan, launched on Friday, is Indonesia's own Cosmopolitan, the groundbreaking U.S.
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Sun, 24 Aug 1997

Boom or bust for TV stations Today marks a trio of TV birthdays as Televisi Republik Indonesia (TVRI) celebrates its 35th anniversary, Rajawali Citra Televisi Indonesia (RCTI) turns 9 and Surya Citra Televisi Indonesia (SCTV) is 8.
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Sun, 24 Aug 1997

Singing the traffic jam blues JAKARTA (JP): Getting trapped in traffic is no different from passing a kidney stone. It's painful but it's something you can't get out of.
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Sun, 24 Aug 1997

The disabled unfriendly city Every individual has the right to feel safe and at home in the city where they live. Whether the person belongs to the minority or the majority of the population, the ultimate goal of life is to be happy.
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Sun, 24 Aug 1997

Yellowstone National park is America's holy groundBy Hillary Rodham Clinton This week, Americans celebrate the 125th anniversary of Yellowstone National Park.Of course, Yellowstone's stunning geysers, majestic vistas and spectacular wildlife have been around a little longer than that.
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Sun, 24 Aug 1997

Digital television coming on streamBy I. Christianto JAKARTA (JP): You will soon be able to enjoy cinema view and compact disc sound on your television sets as local broadcasters are starting to embrace the latest digital technology.
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Sun, 24 Aug 1997

Susi and Joko meet Chinese foes in Sanyo World Cup finalsBy Primastuti Handayani YOGYAKARTA (JP): Indonesia's Susi Susanti and Joko Suprianto square off against Chinese opponents in today's singles finals of the 1997 Sanyo World Cup badminton championship.
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Sun, 24 Aug 1997

Our stretched-out Earth Our planet earth lays stretched outits body is fullof open wounds It is loosing its breathlike a strained ropewhich is about to breakby just one tear But it's incrediblebecause it's not easy to breakalthough many arrogant peopleare trying hard to cut it offwith a show ...
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Sun, 24 Aug 1997

An evening's delight with Indian rhapsody and danceBy Yogita Tahil Ramani JAKARTA (JP): Eyeballs bulged in crazed wrath and a face contorted in disgust etched eminently beautiful characterizations of emotional disgust and turmoil.
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Sun, 24 Aug 1997

Burhan sets course record for 1st title SURABAYA (JP): After struggling for three years on the professional circuit, Burhan Bora from Makasar Golf Club won the Prasidha East Java Open golf title by a stroke at the Ciputra Golf course here yesterday, setting a course record of 66 (33 33).
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Sun, 24 Aug 1997

Worker killed in fire JAKARTA (JP): A fire on the fifth floor of the Pasaraya shopping center in Blok M, South Jakarta, killed a worker and seriously injured his younger brother yesterday.
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Sun, 24 Aug 1997

How to govern humanely in a brave new world On Humane Governance: Toward a New Global Politics,By Richard Falk,The Pennsylvania State University Press, 1995288 pages JAKARTA (JP): This book focuses on governance and systems of governing, not governments.
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Sun, 24 Aug 1997

A souvenir from another placeBy Ismet Fanany Minangkabau people have long talked of their tradition of leaving home to seek their fortunes or study in other provinces or even abroad.Gradute students from across world have studied the phenomenon.
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Sun, 24 Aug 1997

Dubbing foreign films is not mere double-talkBy Lie Hua JAKARTA (JP): A film depicts a made-up representation of reality. It is not reality but derived from reality and speaks to viewers through a visual discourse. A good film is understood even in silence.
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Sun, 24 Aug 1997

Buying antiques takes time in spotting fakes JAKARTA (JP): No fail-safe rules prevail on how to buy antiques and, more importantly, how to spot a fake. Even the most seasoned dealers have fallen victim to paying high prices for top-notch reproductions and knockoffs.Rule of thumb is buyer beware.
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Sun, 24 Aug 1997

Govt gives unclear signals on fate of broadcasting billBy Imanuddin JAKARTA (JP): The government's unprecedented decision to return the broadcasting bill to the House of Representatives (DPR) for further deliberation left many bewildered.Uncertainty is particularly pronounced among legislators. B.
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Sun, 24 Aug 1997

What they say about TV programsBy Christiani S. Tumelap JAKARTA (JP): A variety of programs are screened by the seven local television stations. Some are cherished, while others are cursed. Five people from different walks of life shared their views on television programs with The Jakarta Post.
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Sun, 24 Aug 1997

Grandmasters drub computers in AEGONBy Kristianus Liem JAKARTA (JP): The 12th AEGON Human versus Computer tournament in The Hague this April was another fine rendition of the annual event.
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Sun, 24 Aug 1997

Past loves: Tales of four devoted antique collectorsBy Emilie Sueur and Edith Hartanto JAKARTA (JP): It is different strokes for different folks in deciphering the attraction of antique collecting.For British businessman David A. Whitaker, it runs in the family, at least his wife's family.
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