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46 articles.
Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/Bank Bali to expand service network

Bank Bali to expand service network JAKARTA (JP): PT Bank Bali, a private bank listed on the Jakarta and Surabaya stock exchanges, will expand its service network by establishing new branches and add to its Automated Teller Machine (ATM) system.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/Homestays for Koranic recital

Homestays for Koranic recital PEKANBARU, Riau: About 2,500 houses are now being prepared to accommodate visitors to the 17th national Koranic recital competition Musabaqoh Tilawatil Qur'an here later this month.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/Health authorities clear instant noodles

Health authorities clear instant noodles JAKARTA (JP): The Ministry of Health yesterday ruled out instant noodles produced in South Sumatra as the cause of the cases of food poisoning that have claimed five lives and hospitalized 22 others throughout the province.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/SBSI gets supports from students groups

SBSI gets supports from students groups JAKARTA (JP): The Indonesian Prosperous Labor Union (SBSI), which has been struggling for official recognition, has won the support of two prominent student organizations.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/French film festival goes retrospective

French film festival goes retrospectiveBy Jane Freebury JAKARTA (JP): A prominent name in contemporary French cinema is the subject of a retrospective at Teater Tertutup, Taman Ismail Marzuki, this week: Francois Truffaut.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/Ramos makes first move at damage control

Ramos makes first move at damage controlBy Ati Nurbaiti JAKARTA (JP): Philippine President Fidel Ramos has made the first move to heal the rift between his country and Indonesia caused by Manila's hosting of a controversial conference on East Timor earlier this month.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/Law set to protect apartment buyers

Law set to protect apartment buyers JAKARTA (JP): The government is preparing a decree to protect apartment buyers from any delay of delivery, State Minister of Public Housing Akbar Tanjung said yesterday.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/The stars to watch: 3. The play makers

The stars to watch: 3. The play makersBy Richard Pedler JAKARTA (JP): The playmaker has been at the heart of the greatest teams for years.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/Direct sale system needs major change, says expert

Direct sale system needs major change, says expert JAKARTA (JP): American marketing expert Dan Ginsburg observed here yesterday that a trend to sell and promote products directly to the customers in a personal way through direct advertising is needed these days because of changes in many aspects ...
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/Sahid Hotel in Irian Jaya

Sahid Hotel in Irian Jaya JAKARTA (JP): Indonesia's largest private national hotel chain, Sahid Hotel, expanded its services to Irian Jaya on Tuesday under a management contract with PT Marian Mitra Tunggal in Sorong.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/International party-goers reunited in photo exhibition

International party-goers reunited in photo exhibitionBy Kunang Helmi Picard PARIS (JP): International party-goers are being reunited in a photo exhibition at the Espace Photographique de Paris.Almost all of them, except the recently-deceased Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, were there.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/Wedding turns into total mess

Wedding turns into total mess JAKARTA (JP): A wedding ceremony in East Jakarta dissolved into disarray when the parents of the bride where informed that a mayoralty wrecking crew had arrived at their nearby home.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/Ratification of UN pact on environment sought

Ratification of UN pact on environment sought JAKARTA (JP): The government has submitted proposals to the House of Representatives (DPR) to ratify two United Nations conventions on environmental preservation which were signed at the first Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro two years ago.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/Fare cuts for night flight

Fare cuts for night flight JAKARTA (JP): Mandala Airlines is offering fare discounts of 20 to 25 percent for passengers for its night flight services from Jakarta to Semarang.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/Yayuk win puts her in for some rough water in England

Yayuk win puts her in for some rough water in England JAKARTA (JP): Indonesian tennis queen Yayuk Basuki went smoothly through to the third round of the traditional Wimbledon warm-up at Eastbourne, England with a wrecking of South African Elna Reinach 6-2, 6-4 on Tuesday night.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/Five golds hoped from powerlifting

Five golds hoped from powerlifting JAKARTA (JP): Indonesia expects to snatch five out of the 88 gold medals up for grabs at the world junior powerlifting championships to be held in Bali next week.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/Ancient mural found

Ancient mural found UJUNGPANDANG, South Sulawesi: The local Archeology Research Agency found a mural of pigs, monkeys, dwarf buffaloes and human palms in the Leang-leang caves in Maros regency.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/Indonesia needs to study Australia, scholar says

Indonesia needs to study Australia, scholar says JAKARTA (JP): Indonesia needs to study Australia because it is one of Indonesia's closest neighbors with whom it will always come into contact, a scholar said.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/100 packagers to attend TIM

100 packagers to attend TIM JAKARTA (JP): Almost 100 international travel packagers have confirmed their attendance at the first Tourism Indonesia Mart (TIM) which will be held in Jakarta from Sept. 29 to Oct. 3.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/ABRI sends officers for overseas duty

ABRI sends officers for overseas duty JAKARTA (JP): Fifteen officers of the Armed Forces' Garuda XVI contingent reported to ABRI headquarters prior to leaving for their assignments in war-torn Mozambique.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/Lea Salonga promotes her album

Lea Salonga promotes her album If you say Princess Jasmine from Aladdin or Kim from Miss Saigon, there is instant name recognition. But who is Lea Salonga?Lea Salonga is the talented 23-year-old performer from the Philippines who is the voice behind these memorable roles.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/Mt. Gamalama coughs again

Mt. Gamalama coughs again AMBON, Maluku: Mt. Gamalama on Ternate island, North Maluku, emitted volcanic ash on Wednesday, forcing an Ambon-bound plane to delay its flight."The plane was delayed because the ash has reduced visibility," an officer of the Bouraq airliner said.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/Seminar tears deregulation package to pieces

Seminar tears deregulation package to pieces JAKARTA (JP): A seminar of the Indonesian Legal Aid Foundation (YLBHI) yesterday scrutinized the government's controversial economic deregulation package opening the flood gates to foreign investors.The main speakers gave a thumbs down.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/Keating tells Alatas to get well soon

Keating tells Alatas to get well soon JAKARTA (JP): Australian Prime Minister Paul Keating flew to Melbourne from Canberra yesterday to see Minister of Foreign Affairs Ali Alatas who was recuperating after quadruple bypass surgery, Indonesian ambassador to Australia Sabam Siagian said.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/Hero to open five more retail outlets

Hero to open five more retail outlets JAKARTA (JP): PT Hero Supermarket, one of the country's largest retail chains, will open five more outlets this year in Jakarta, Bandung and Yogyakarta.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/Managing state assets

Managing state assets Minister of Finance Mar'ie Muhammad should be commended for his efforts to have the nation-wide inventory of state assets completed.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/Sheraton's new director

Sheraton's new director JAKARTA (JP): ITT Sheraton Asia Pacific, one of the leading international hotel networks and managements, has appointed Lanna Mukim as the director for the company's Jakarta Sales office.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/Mistress sent to jail for having rival murdered

Mistress sent to jail for having rival murdered JAKARTA (JP): Cecilia Suwati, 42, a beautician and mistress of a high-ranking official of the Customs and Excise Office, was sentenced to 16 years in jail yesterday for masterminding the killing of the official's wife on June 15 of last year.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/Ometraco to sell shares to public

Ometraco to sell shares to public JAKARTA (JP): PT Ometraco Realty, a property development, management and investment company, will offer 35 million shares worth between Rp 2,000 (US92 cents) and Rp 2,250 ($1.04) per share to the public next month.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/Dollar steady in European trading

Dollar steady in European trading LONDON (UPI): The dollar was steady in European trading yesterday, after showing little movement in Far Eastern trading overnight.Most attention was focused on the pound after a new batch of economic data.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/Stock Exchange

Stock Exchange JAKARTA (JP): Share prices, which have been on a downward trend for more than half a month, continued to fall on the Jakarta Stock Exchange (JSX) yesterday.The broad-based Composite Index lost 0.26 points to close at 482.09 from 482.35 on Tuesday.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/TV Today

TV TodayTVRI 2:30 p.m. TV Series: Tarzan 3:05 Music 3:30 TV Series: The Sword of Tipu Sultan 4:30 Sports: Taekwondo 5:00 Regional News 5:30 Arabic Lessons 6:05 Nusantara the beloved country: East Nusa Tenggara 6:15 Village Program 6:25 Koran Recital 6:35 Religious Teachings: ...
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/Testimony given under duress: Dutchman

Testimony given under duress: Dutchman JAKARTA (JP): Dutchman Christian van den Bosch, who is being tried on charges of distributing illicit drugs, told the court yesterday that he was coerced into making a confession to police.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/Seattle group eyes Surabaya

Seattle group eyes Surabaya SURABAYA, East Java: The Central Area Motivation Program (CAMP), a Seattle-based non-governmental organization (NGO) which focuses on eradicating poverty among minority groups in the United States, is seeking a partner in Surabaya.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/Jakarta shuns investment by big industries

Jakarta shuns investment by big industries JAKARTA (JP): Jakarta has turned down investments of big industries which require a large plot of land and waste treatment plants in its bid to become a "service city", an official said yesterday.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/Indocement plans to further raise cement output

Indocement plans to further raise cement output JAKARTA (JP): PT Indocement Tunggal Prakarsa, already the largest cement producer in the country, will double the capacity of its plant in Cirebon, West Java, to three million tons, and construct another plant in Batu Licin, South Kalimantan with ...
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/UI gets another professor

UI gets another professor Lily Ismudiati Rilantono will be inducted as professor at the University of Indonesia (UI) Medical School during a ceremony to be held next Saturday.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/Evelyn Glennie, deaf artist who drums with the best

Evelyn Glennie, deaf artist who drums with the best JAKARTA (JP): Evelyn Glennie, percussionist supreme, will soon be featured in concert at the Jakarta Hilton Convention Center together with a gamelan ensemble.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/Ulemas to proceed with Rembang gathering

Ulemas to proceed with Rembang gathering JAKARTA (JP): Moslem leaders will go ahead with their controversial gathering in Rembang, Central Java, later this month to discuss the future of the Moslem-oriented United Development Party (PPP).
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/New Order faces legitimacy crisis: Scholar

New Order faces legitimacy crisis: Scholar JAKARTA (JP): The New Order government of President Soeharto will face a legitimacy crisis unless it proceeds with democratic reforms, an academic said yesterday.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/Champion Bourne set to regain Rally title

Champion Bourne set to regain Rally titleBy Dwiatmanta MEDAN, North Sumatra (JP): Defending champion Possum Bourne is poised to pay tribute to his long-time partner, the late Rodger Freeth, by winning the 1994 Indonesia Rally championship, the first leg of the Asia Pacific championship series, ...
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/Government urged to include non-tax revenues in budget

Government urged to include non-tax revenues in budget JAKARTA (JP): Members of the House of Representatives (DPR) Budgetary Commission yesterday criticized the government for not accounting for non-tax revenues in the state budget.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/Tommy leads Indonesian businessmen into Myanmar

Tommy leads Indonesian businessmen into Myanmar JAKARTA (JP): Hutomo Mandala Putra, chairman of the widely- diversified Humpuss Group, has been appointed the chief of Indonesia House, a business service agency in charge of coordinating private investment and trade with Myanmar, a minister says.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/Where to go in Jakarta:

Where to go in Jakarta:Music * The Aryaduta Jakarta, Jl. Prapatan 44-48, Central Jakarta: - Ambassador Lounge: Amir (pianist) Monday to Friday 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m., Saturday 8 a.m. to 10 a.m.; Boece (pianist) & Rima Monday to Thursday 7 p.m. to 11:30 p.m., Friday & Saturday 7 p.m. to 12:30 a.m.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/Students drown in estuary

Students drown in estuary JAKARTA: Fifteen girls, all students of a Moslem high school, drowned in an estuary on the southern coast of Central Java while looking for fish during a biology class project.
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Thu, 16 Jun 1994

JP/Govt to get World Bank aid for ADP

Govt to get World Bank aid for ADP JAKARTA (JP): The government will get $30.25 million in loan from the World Bank this year to help finance the government's accountancy development project (ADP) as part of its effort to improve the management of state finances.
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