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25 articles.
Sun, 04 Jun 1995

JP/Bouraq's president dies

Bouraq's president dies JAKARTA (JP): Jerry A. Sumendap, president of the private airline PT Bouraq Indonesia, died in Jakarta yesterday afternoon from heart failure. He turned 68 last December.
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Sun, 04 Jun 1995

JP/Youngsters enjoy homestay programs

Youngsters enjoy homestay programs JAKARTA (JP): "I hope I meet Brandon and Brenda when I go to Los Angeles," 16-year-old Penny Juwita exclaimed while attending a briefing with her chaperon at the LIA Foundation last weekend.
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Sun, 04 Jun 1995

JP/Pair bridge meet expanded

Pair bridge meet expanded JAKARTA (JP): The international pair bridge championship, Epson Worldwide Bridge Contest, will be expanded to 10 provincial cities in Indonesia next year, with priorities given to Java, Sumatra, Kalimantan, Sulawesi and Irian Jaya.
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Sun, 04 Jun 1995

JP/RI pianist to perform in Norway

RI pianist to perform in Norway JAKARTA (JP): Indonesian pianist Kuei Pin Yeo will play a number of solo piano compositions by Indonesian Mochtar Embut today at the Festspillene i Bergen in Bergen, Norway.
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Sun, 04 Jun 1995

JP/Teguh Ostenrik

Teguh Ostenrik I don't know if Teguh Ostenrik's Dutch or German is good or not, because I don't speak either language (Letters, May 28).
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Sun, 04 Jun 1995

JP/The history of bamboo musical instruments in Indonesia

The history of bamboo musical instruments in IndonesiaBy Endo Suanda BANDUNG (JP): Bamboo used for musical instruments is as old as bamboo in cultural artifacts. This is due to the nature of bamboo as a source of sound.
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Sun, 04 Jun 1995

JP/Contest: The importance of being different

Contest: The importance of being differentBy Amir Sidharta JAKARTA (JP): "It's a pity that progress in photography in Indonesia did not feature in Rana Citra 1994 as it did in the previous Rana Citra competitions," the chairman of the team of judges, Wisaksono Noeradi, remarked in a speech prior ...
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Sun, 04 Jun 1995

JP/Clarifying Gandhi

Clarifying Gandhi As a visitor to Jakarta, I have been reading your newspaper for the last week. In the Sunday, May 7, issue my eyes fell on the article about Candi Dasa in Bali entitled Gandhi and Marley alive in Candi Dasa which I read with much interest.
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Sun, 04 Jun 1995

JP/The late Arifin C. Noer: His life and works

The late Arifin C. Noer: His life and works JAKARTA (JP): How appropriate it was for the theater/movie director Arifin C. Noer, who died a week ago today, to describe Indonesia as a country with the most dense "jungle of statements" in the world.
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Sun, 04 Jun 1995

JP/Tommy steps down from IMI

Tommy steps down from IMI JAKARTA (JP): Hutomo Mandala Putra sprang a surprise on Friday night when he refused his second term as chairman of the Indonesian Motor Association (IMI) and handed the post to Bob RE Nasution at the end of the IMI congress in Medan, North Sumatra.
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Sun, 04 Jun 1995

JP/Lir-ilir: Javanese song and its meaning

Lir-ilir: Javanese song and its meaningBy DWR Mastuti JAKARTA (JP): Traditional Javanese songs are more than just lyrics and rhythm, their words contain the philosophy of life.When I was young, my parents always sang Lir-ilir. I understood it only after studying Javanese.
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Sun, 04 Jun 1995

JP/Timor reconciliation talks begin in Austrian castle

Timor reconciliation talks begin in Austrian castle STADTSCHLAINING, Austria (Reuter): East Timorese leaders began a historic meeting yesterday to try to reconcile differences that have torn their people apart for the last 20 years.
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Sun, 04 Jun 1995

JP/Preserving the traditional wavy dagger

Preserving the traditional wavy daggerBy T. Sima Gunawan JAKARTA (JP): Tradition and modernism seem to stand in unreconcilable contradiction with one and another. Explaining tradition in a modern way is not easy. But it is not impossible to do so.
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Sun, 04 Jun 1995

JP/Rambitan: Lombok's 'traditional village'

Rambitan: Lombok's 'traditional village'By Dini S. Djalal SENGGIGI, Lombok (JP): The village can be seen from miles away. Perched upon a hill, the grouping of thatched huts provided a stark contrast against the bright blue sky.
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Sun, 04 Jun 1995

JP/Polish booters to come to town

Polish booters to come to town JAKARTA (JP): The Polish Olympic soccer team will tackle the Indonesian national squad in a friendly match at the Senayan stadium in mid July.
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Sun, 04 Jun 1995

JP/Physical strength rules French Open

Physical strength rules French OpenBy Russell Barlow JAKARTA (JP): The French Open, like all the Grand Slam tennis tournaments, possess its own special qualities.
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Sun, 04 Jun 1995

JP/Looking for a nice, bright house?

Looking for a nice, bright house? JAKARTA (JP): Ever scanned the classifieds for a place to stay? This newspaper carries enticing messages from landlords, housing agents, brokers and entrepreneurial housewives (or should I say home-makers?) flogging accommodation to prospective lessees.
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Sun, 04 Jun 1995

JP/Zero-Point

Zero-PointBy B.Y. Tand He gazes at the sun and sees it spinning. He gazes at the moon and sees it spinning. He gazes at a stand of trees and sees them spinning. Looking inward, he sees himself spinning like a top. At zero-point the top topples. He examines the top.
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Sun, 04 Jun 1995

JP/The homestay craze: Worth the money?

The homestay craze: Worth the money?By Rita A. Widiadana and T. Sima Gunawan Homestay programs have become trendy among Indonesia's school students in big cities. The programs, which are expensive, are also considered profitable, attracting many organizations to this business.
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Sun, 04 Jun 1995

JP/'Outbreak' sweeping cinema screens with virus scare

'Outbreak' sweeping cinema screens with virus scareBy Dini S. Djalal JAKARTA (JP): Schadenfreude: it's a German phrase meaning "joy at the suffering of others.
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Sun, 04 Jun 1995

JP/Promote Positivism

Promote Positivism "Positive Attitude is a Plus" -- so goes the corporate advertisement of Essar Gujarat, one of the leading industrial conglomerates in India. The ad clearly describes positivism as having a logic and momentum all its own.
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Sun, 04 Jun 1995

JP/TV today

TV todayTVRI 7:00 a.m. Morning News7:30 Healthy and Fresh with Berty Tilarso7:40 Cartoon: Vicky The Viking8:05 Around Us8:35 Children's Stories9:00 People and Events9:30 Comedy: Ria Jenaka9:45 Music 10:45 Youth Program 11:15 Science Program 11:45 Sports: Dari Gelanggang Ke Gelanggang1:15 p.
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Sun, 04 Jun 1995

JP/Suro's celebration no fun for the royalty

Suro's celebration no fun for the royaltyBy T. Sima Gunawan JAKARTA (JP): Javanese people, and the royalty in particular, celebrate the Javanese New Year, which fell on May 31 this year, by reflecting on the past and contemplating the future. No dances. No songs. No fun.
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Sun, 04 Jun 1995

JP/Colorful events mark the arrival of Japanese New Year

Colorful events mark the arrival of Japanese New YearPhoto A: ReogJP/28The management of Taman Mini Indonesia Indah in East Jakarta organized a series of events to celebrate the Javanese New Year, which fell on Wednesday. On Tuesday night, the eve of the new year, a procession was held.
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Sun, 04 Jun 1995

JP/Grisham is the master Rainmaker

Grisham is the master Rainmaker The Rainmaker; John Grisham; 434 pages; Published by Doubleday, New York, New York. JAKARTA (JP): A novel about a young lawyer trying to unveil a health insurance scam doesn't sound very sexy.
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