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40 articles.
Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/Technology facilitates father-child relationship

Technology facilitates father-child relationship JAKARTA (JP): Rapid advances in technology are robbing fathers of their traditional excuse for avoiding their share of parenting -- lack of time.
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Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/Timorese attend mass together in Austria

Timorese attend mass together in Austria JAKARTA (JP): East Timorese leaders of opposing factions yesterday put their differences aside and for the first time in nearly two-decades stood side by side for Sunday mass before the second-day of talks in the Austrian town of Stadtschlaining.
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Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/Security tightened as students revel

Security tightened as students revel JAKARTA (JP): Many police and military officers were deployed to prevent incidents arising when high school students, who were celebrating the end of their final school year, went wild on Saturday.
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Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/Seminar on airports

Seminar on airports JAKARTA (JP): Minister for Transportation Haryanto Dhanutirto and British Ambassador to Indonesia Graham Burton will open a one-day seminar on airports here next week.
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Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/10 soldiers tried each month

10 soldiers tried each month DENPASAR, Bali: An average of 10 soldiers under the Udayana military command go on trial each month, commander Maj. Gen. Adang Ruchiatna said on Saturday.The Udayana military chief oversees security in Bali, Nusa Tenggara and East Timor.
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Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/A second soldier charged over Liquisa

A second soldier charged over Liquisa JAKARTA (JP): A military tribunal in Denpasar, Bali, charged a soldier on Saturday with unlawfully killing six people in Liquisa, East Timor, on Jan. 12, 1995.
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Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/Habibie offers help to small enterprises

Habibie offers help to small enterprises JAKARTA (JP): State Minister of Research and Technology B.J. Habibie has given assurances that his office is ready to provide assistance for the technological development of small and medium enterprises.
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Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/Irian Jaya has 73 HIV cases

Irian Jaya has 73 HIV cases JAYAPURA, Irian Jaya (JP): Official statistics show that the number of people in the area with the Human Immuno-Deficiency Virus, which causes AIDS, has reached 73.
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Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/Impacts of Mexican crisis

Impacts of Mexican crisisBy J.E. Ismael The following article is based on a paper presented before the 30th Southeast Asia Central Bank Governors Conference held in Manila recently. This is the first of two articles.
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Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/Timor meeting in Austria

Timor meeting in Austria On Friday, June 2, 30 East Timorese leaders began a meeting in Bur Schlaining Schloss, a small town in Austria about 100 kms of Vienna.
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Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/Singapore airlines responds

Singapore airlines responds I refer to the letter in The Jakarta Post on April 22, 1995 by Edward N.H. Abraham.Under the General Condition of Carriage which is printed on the ticket, we are not liable for the loss of valuables kept in the checked baggage.
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Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/Coal seen as viable source of energy

Coal seen as viable source of energy JAKARTA (JP): Director General of Electricity and Energy Development Zuhal suggested on Saturday that the target of energy diversification in Indonesia will be best served by maximizing the use of coal, without an excessive impact on the environment.
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Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/Fatal disappointment

Fatal disappointment One Sunday, after the church service was over, I met an old acquaintance, whom I had not seen for a long time, even though we are parishioners of the same church. Needless to say, we were happy to see one another.
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Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/Beijing is determined to be more assertive

Beijing is determined to be more assertive China's recent nuclear test so soon after the Nuclear Non- Proliferation Treaty was extended, followed by a secret test of its latest improved intercontinental ballistic missile, have raised diplomatic eyebrows and drawn protests.
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Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/Dual development policy

Dual development policy State Minister of National Development Planning/Chairman of the National Development Planning Board Ginandjar Kartasasmita has of late been promoting the main components of what he sees as the ideal development paradigm for Indonesia.
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Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/Government shies away from anti-smoking drive

Government shies away from anti-smoking drive JAKARTA (JP): The government has conceded that it has not been active in discouraging smoking in Indonesia because of the huge contribution made by the local tobacco industry to the country's employment and to state revenues.
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Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/Textile exhibition

Textile exhibition We were very pleased to have a very nice article A closer look at old textiles of Indonesia (June 1, 1995, page 7) appear in your newspaper, but we were a disappointed as there were some errors and significant omissions.
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Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/An army officer commits suicide

An army officer commits suicide JAKARTA (JP): A 37-year-old army officer died after jumping from an overhead pedestrian bridge in Jatinegara, East Jakarta.
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Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/Politeness and garbage

Politeness and garbage In response to Renthyna P. Manurung's letter Politeness (The Jakarta Post, May 27, 1995) I have a few comments.In Manurung's letter, we are told that Indonesians are friendly people.
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Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/11 suspects rounded up

11 suspects rounded up MAGELANG, Central Java: Police have arrested 11 people they suspect of involvement in several acts of theft in various parts of the province.In Magelang police arrested three people who allegedly robbed and stabbed a 34-year-old man named Liauw Ping An.
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Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/Teachers' salaries stolen

Teachers' salaries stolen JAKARTA (JP): Two school employees were robbed on Friday afternoon of Rp 11.6 million (US $5,170) by two people on a motorcycle in Tangerang, 30 kilometers west of here.To date police have no clues about the case.
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Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/Why not regulate men's dress?

Why not regulate men's dress? Zamroni Mahsun (The Jakarta Post, June 1, 1995, reprinted from Gatra) must be an ignorant, male-chauvinist.
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Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/World retailers to meet

World retailers to meet JAKARTA (JP): The Intercontinental Group of Department Stores will hold its 49th general assembly here between June 11 and June 14, where topics concerning retailing will be discussed, their president said.
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Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/Indonesia willing to add to Bosnia force

Indonesia willing to add to Bosnia force JAKARTA (JP): Indonesia announced on Saturday that it is prepared to commit more troops to the United Nations' peacekeeping missions in Bosnia-Herzegovina despite the deteriorating situation in the former Yugoslav republic.Armed Forces Chief Gen.
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Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/Kota warehouses will undergo transformation

Kota warehouses will undergo transformation JAKARTA (JP): The city administration is striving to make the downtown, Kota, area in West Jakarta a major tourist site, by changing the function of old warehouses to entertainment centers, including discotheques and restaurants.
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Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/Where to go in Jakarta:

Where to go in Jakarta:Music * The Aryaduta Jakarta, Jl. Prapatan 44-48, Central Jakarta: - Ambiente Italian Restaurant: Bonauli vocal group, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m.; Lost Morenitos, Sunday, Tuesday and Wednesday from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m.
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Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/Indonesia Still unknown in the world of soccer

Indonesia Still unknown in the world of soccer JAKARTA (JP): Despite a population of 193 million people and a 65-year acquaintance with soccer, Indonesia remains unknown in the soccer world -- if Joe Royle, manager of FA Cup winner Everton, is any indication.
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Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/Stock Exchange

Stock Exchange As of June 2, 1995 --------------------------------------------------------- Company Name Price Previous Change Volume week (Rp) (Rp) (+/-Rp (shares) ...
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Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/Water meter registration

Water meter registration JAKARTA (JP): A councilor has questioned a decision made by the city-owned water company, PAM Jaya, to hand over the water meter registration contract to a private company without a tender process.
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Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/Three arrested over car registration fraud

Three arrested over car registration fraud JAKARTA (JP): City Police arrested three people believed to be involved in falsifying car registration data, which caused losses amounting to hundreds of millions of rupiah, a police officer said on Saturday.Col.
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Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/TV today

TV todayTVRI 2:30 p.m. TV Series: Voltron 3:00 Children's Program 3:30 TV Series: The Crystal Maze 4:30 School Quiz: Cepat Tepat 5:00 Regional News 5:30 Technology Program 6:05 Nusantara, the Beloved Country 6:15 Village Program 6:30 Religious Teachings: Hindhu 7:00 Evening News ...
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Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/First Aid: A knowledge base you will appreciate

First Aid: A knowledge base you will appreciateBy Zatni Arbi JAKARTA (JP): In my job as an end user consultant, I've always tried to find software programs that will help PC users learn more about their own machines -- hardware and software -- so that they can become more independent.
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Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/Weekly Stock Exchange Review

Weekly Stock Exchange Review JAKARTA (JP): A massive overnight rally in Wall Street and a firmer U.S. dollar pushed the Jakarta Stock Exchange (JSX) Composite Index up by 19.73 points to 493.42 last week.
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Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/Graft eroding Indonesians' religiosity: Intellectual

Graft eroding Indonesians' religiosity: Intellectual SEMARANG (JP): Indonesians should hold to their religious traditions more firmly so that foreign values, flowing into Indonesia via television, will not destroy the local culture, according to a respected intellectual.
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Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/Beware dangers of the Internet: Government

Beware dangers of the Internet: Government JAKARTA (JP): Secretary General of the Ministry of Tourism, Post and Telecommunications Jonathan L.
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Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/Bosnia solution: Back to basics

Bosnia solution: Back to basicsBy Jonathan Power GENEVA (JP): Let us not forget why the United Nations went into Bosnia. It was not to fight the Serbs, but to provide, first, relief and second, wherever possible, however local the achievement, help in keeping the peace.
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Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/ABRI not power hungry

ABRI not power hungry Reading Syamsudin Haris' article (The Jakarta Post, May 29, 1995), I cannot escape the feeling that the author is trying to point out that ABRI is power hungry and reluctant to have its fate decided by powers other than itself and that the House of Representatives is more or ...
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Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/Govt gives assurances on pulp production

Govt gives assurances on pulp production JAKARTA (JP): Several Golkar legislators say the Ministry of Forestry would try to boost pulp production, to help solve the current shortage of newsprint paper.
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Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/'Bank Papan Sejahtera should retain housing role': Bank Indonesia chief

'Bank Papan Sejahtera should retain housing role': Bank Indonesia chief JAKARTA (JP): Bank Indonesia (central bank) Governor J. Soedradjad Djiwandono wants the new majority shareholder of the publicly listed Bank Papan Sejahtera (BPS) not to change the bank's core business.
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Mon, 05 Jun 1995

JP/Boat people used private boat

Boat people used private boat DILI, East Timor: A local official has denied reports that the 18 East Timorese who sought refuge in Australia last week traveled to the neighboring country on a boat owned by the government.
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