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Thu, 03 Nov 1994

JP/More alternative routes set for public during AELM

More alternative routes set for public during AELM JAKARTA (JP): Alternative routes will be set up to alleviate traffic on the major streets and toll roads that will be used exclusively by delegates from the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) during their summit meeting on Nov. 15.

Thu, 03 Nov 1994

JP/High housing costs raise inflation

High housing costs raise inflation JAKARTA (JP): Higher housing prices in October brought the country's inflation level close to 10 percent in the first 10 months of this year, causing concern to the government which just raised electricity rates by 7.68 percent."The inflation, which fell from 0.

Thu, 03 Nov 1994

JP/Agenda set for APEC ministers' talks

Agenda set for APEC ministers' talks JAKARTA (JP): The sixth ministerial meeting of the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) forum, which will be held here on Nov. 11 and Nov. 12, will discuss regular as well as new agenda items, Minister of Foreign Affairs Ali Alatas said yesterday.

Thu, 03 Nov 1994

JP/Gun control at hunting pasture

Gun control at hunting pasture MATARAM, West Nusa Tenggara: The government and a private company which oversees the Moyo Island hunting resort have still not yet resolved who has the right to control the types of weapons permitted on the island.

Thu, 03 Nov 1994

JP/Shrimp farmers face water crisis

Shrimp farmers face water crisis BREBES, Central Java: Hundreds of local prawn farmers have been forced to prematurely harvest their shrimp because the water shortage is threatening the crustaceans' lives.

Thu, 03 Nov 1994

JP/Police refuse to comment on clash between students

Police refuse to comment on clash between students JAKARTA (JP): The North Jakarta police are refusing to say much about the ongoing investigation into the violent clash among students at the privately-run Tujuhbelas Agustus University in Sunter.

Thu, 03 Nov 1994

JP/Workers Union appeals for no strikes during APEC

Workers Union appeals for no strikes during APEC JAKARTA (JP): The All Indonesian Workers Union (SPSI) has appealed to its members to refrain from staging industrial strikes during the meetings of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) later this month.

Thu, 03 Nov 1994

JP/UKI opens new school

UKI opens new school The Indonesian Christian University (UKI) will launch its school of social and political sciences this month, marking the beginning of the new 1994/95 academic year.

Thu, 03 Nov 1994

JP/PAM water leakage has reached almost 60%

PAM water leakage has reached almost 60% JAKARTA (JP): The volume of water leaking from the distribution pipes of the city-owned water company PAM Jaya reaches 59 percent of its total water production of 1 million cubic meters per day.

Thu, 03 Nov 1994

JP/Witnesses testify against Hartono

Witnesses testify against Hartono JAKARTA (JP): The affidavits of two prostitutes and their customers shed light yesterday on the basis for the pandering charges brought against Hartono Setyawan, in a trial session at the South Jakarta District Court.

Thu, 03 Nov 1994

JP/Coca Cola goes green

Coca Cola goes green SURABAYA: The local bottling company for Coca Cola has inaugurated its new Rp 1 billion ($476,000) waste water treatment plant in compliance with the East Java environmental regulations.

Thu, 03 Nov 1994

JP/Bank Bira's pre-tax profit quadruples

Bank Bira's pre-tax profit quadruples JAKARTA (JP): Bank Bira, the 27th largest private national bank in the country in terms of assets, announced yesterday a before-tax profit of Rp 17.3 billion (US$7.

Thu, 03 Nov 1994

JP/Regent political appointment, not a career: Feisal

Regent political appointment, not a career: Feisal JAKARTA (JP): Armed Forces Chief Gen. Feisal Tanjung said yesterday the appointment of regents had nothing to do with military rank.

Thu, 03 Nov 1994

JP/Painting, writing contests on APEC

Painting, writing contests on APEC JAKARTA (JP): An exhibition of children's works will enliven the surroundings of this month's APEC Economic Leaders Meeting.

Thu, 03 Nov 1994

JP/Gus Dur gathers support to retain NU post

Gus Dur gathers support to retain NU post JAKARTA (JP): The chief of Nahdlatul Ulama Abdurrahman Wahid, Indonesia's largest socio-educational organization, has secured enough support to retain the top NU spot.

Thu, 03 Nov 1994

JP/Putting it in perspective

Putting it in perspective Although the remark may seem a bit unusual, given the timing and the nature of the occasion, there can be no doubt that President Soeharto's most recent explanation of certain relevant details concerning the events of September and October 1965 has come at a most ...

Thu, 03 Nov 1994

JP/Guntur to represent late first lady to receive medal

Guntur to represent late first lady to receive medal JAKARTA (JP): Guntur Soekarnoputra will represent the family of the late President Sukarno, for the late First Lady Fatmawati Sukarno, on Nov. 10 in receiving the highest medal for meritorious services the government awards.

Thu, 03 Nov 1994

JP/Three candidates for governorship

Three candidates for governorship JAMBI, Jambi: Minister of Home Affairs Moch. Yogie S.M. has approved three candidates for local governor. The election will take place next Monday, according to the speaker of Jambi legislative assembly H.M. Syukur.

Thu, 03 Nov 1994

JP/Regulations confuse Ciputat traders

Regulations confuse Ciputat traders JAKARTA (JP): Conflicting statements made by local authorities in Ciputat, Tangerang, have confused traders whose kiosks were ravaged in a fire on Oct. 21.

Thu, 03 Nov 1994

JP/Dutch envoy van Roijen bids farewell to Indonesia

Dutch envoy van Roijen bids farewell to IndonesiaBy Linawati Sidarto JAKARTA (JP): When Ambassador Jan Herman Robert Dudley van Roijen began his tenure here in early 1992, relations between the Netherlands and Indonesia were at a low ebb.

Thu, 03 Nov 1994

JP/Euphemism in Bahasa Indonesia

Euphemism in Bahasa Indonesia Bulan Bahasa (Indonesian Language Month) has just ended so I would like to point out the use of euphemisms in Bahasa Indonesia which lead to hypocrisy.

Thu, 03 Nov 1994

JP/Smooth flow of documents improves trade efficiency

Smooth flow of documents improves trade efficiency JAKARTA (JP): Smooth flow of documents, goods and financing are crucial for improving the efficiency of international trade, the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development has concluded.

Thu, 03 Nov 1994

JP/Blok M vendors turn to be evicted

Blok M vendors turn to be evicted The South Jakarta Mayoralty plans to put over 2,000 sidewalk vendors along Jl. Melawai Raya in order.Mayor Pardjoko said the action against the vendors is badly needed because their operations are obstructing traffic around the Blok M shopping area.

Thu, 03 Nov 1994

JP/Reports on U.S. military base request denied

Reports on U.S. military base request denied JAKARTA (JP): Indonesia adamantly denied yesterday reports that the United States had made requests to install a floating arms depot here.

Thu, 03 Nov 1994

JP/Fence buries stolen goods

Fence buries stolen goods JAKARTA (JP): A fence, who specialize in stripping motorcycles, was busted by local police after they discovered the stolen goods hidden in the least expected place -- buried in his backyard.Yogyakarta chief detective Capt.

Thu, 03 Nov 1994

JP/Jababeka industrial estate to offer shares

Jababeka industrial estate to offer shares JAKARTA (JP): PT Kawasan Industri Jababeka, the developer of a housing and industrial estate in Cikarang, West Java, yesterday announced a plan to offer 47 million new shares that will account for 15 percent of total common stocks in December.

Thu, 03 Nov 1994

JP/Sharpen the message for Assad

Sharpen the message for Assad Given the chance to condemn terrorism publicly during his joint news conference with President Bill Clinton in Damascus last week, President Hafez Assad of Syria chose instead to maintain an aloof silence.

Thu, 03 Nov 1994

JP/Traces of lead found in some city vegetables

Traces of lead found in some city vegetables JAKARTA (JP): Jakartans may want to reconsider eating vegetables daily because of the lead content found in some of the city's farming areas.

Thu, 03 Nov 1994

JP/TV today

TV todayTVRI 2:30 p.m. TV Series: Wide World Of Kids 3:05 Children's Program 3:30 TV Series: Emergency Call 4:30 Bina Pramuka 5:00 Regional News 5:30 Arabic Lessons 6:05 Nusantara, the Beloved Country 6:15 Village Program 6:25 Koran Recital 6:35 Religious Teachings: Islam 7:00 ...

Thu, 03 Nov 1994

JP/'Papillon' loses its wings

'Papillon' loses its wings YOGYAKARTA: Papillon, a discotheque notorious for its brawls, has had its wings clipped by the authorities.Yogyakarta police have revoked the operating license of the disco located on Jl. Mayor Suryotomo in the heart of the city.Head of the Detective Division, Capt.

Thu, 03 Nov 1994

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.

Thu, 03 Nov 1994

JP/Big match to mark opening of Indonesian soccer season

Big match to mark opening of Indonesian soccer season JAKARTA (JP): A match pitting two national soccer giants is scheduled for Nov. 27 marking the opening tournament of the semi- professional league as well as amateur clubs.

Thu, 03 Nov 1994

JP/Dede Liu takes IM title

Dede Liu takes IM title JAKARTA (JP): National master Dede Liu obtained his international master (IM) title after beating Grand Master Ardiansyah at the 40th move in the 11th round of the second leg of the Gunadarma International Master Chess Tournament which was concluded yesterday.

Thu, 03 Nov 1994

JP/Iran and women's rights

Iran and women's rights On Oct. 22, 1994, an article from Reuters was featured in your newspaper under the title Woman is at the helm of Iran's opposition. In relation to this, we would like to raise a few points in order to inform the Indonesian public of some realities.

Thu, 03 Nov 1994

JP/English making inroads into daily language usage

English making inroads into daily language usage JAKARTA (JP): The Language Month closed yesterday amidst concerns about the inroads English is making into people's daily language, often at the expense of proper Bahasa Indonesia usage.

Thu, 03 Nov 1994

JP/Stock Exchange

Stock Exchange JAKARTA (JP): Share prices closed marginally lower on the Jakarta Stock Exchange (JSX) in dull trading yesterday.The broad-based Composite Index closed at 524.09, 0.56 point lower than 524.65 on Tuesday.The narrower-based GTDBS-50 Index closed at 125.32, as compared to 125.79.

Thu, 03 Nov 1994

JP/Hurricane destroys 32 houses

Hurricane destroys 32 houses PURBALINGGA, Central Java: A hurricane destroyed at least 32 houses in three villages in the Kalimanah district on Monday.Five of the houses were flattened by the violent storm on Monday.

Thu, 03 Nov 1994

JP/Ex-Bapindo boss has Rp 1b stashed in banks

Ex-Bapindo boss has Rp 1b stashed in banks JAKARTA (JP): Subekti Ismaun, the former president of Bank Pembangunan Indonesia (Bapindo) who is being tried on corruption charges, has Rp 1 billion ($476,000) stashed in five different banks.

Thu, 03 Nov 1994

JP/E. Timor needs arts council

E. Timor needs arts council DILI, East Timor: It's high time that East Timor establishes an arts council to preserve as well as develop the province's wealth of culture and heritage, a local official says.