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Searching for all articles published on 1994-06-22 ...
43 articles.
Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/RI adopts new ruling for Fish export to EC

RI adopts new ruling for Fish export to EC JAKARTA (JP): A new procedure for Indonesian fish exports to the European Community will take effect beginning in July to comply with a new EC ruling effective August 1.
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/Former minister wants more use of bamboo in the future

Former minister wants more use of bamboo in the future JAKARTA (JP): Former environmental minister Emil Salim says Indonesia should change the image of bamboo, which it has in abundance, so it can be marketed as a wood and rattan substitute.
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/Malaysia needs Indonesian teachers

Malaysia needs Indonesian teachersFrom TempoI would like to comment on M.D. Wirya S. Pranata's letter (Tempo, June 4, 1994). The letter mentioned among other things that in the 1970s Malaysia needed Indonesian teachers, and now Malaysia is still employing Indonesian workers.
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/Four killed in bus accident

Four killed in bus accident SURABAYA, East Java: Four persons died and eight others were hurt after a bus plunged into a ravine at the Kaibon village in Madiun on Monday afternoon.
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/Books for RI investors shoot straight from hip

Books for RI investors shoot straight from hipIndonesian Business Library: United States Investment in Indonesia; Dutch Investment in Indonesia: A new Era; A Guide for British Investors By Richard I Mann. Published by Gateway Books. Rp. 36,000.
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/House for tidal wave victims

House for tidal wave victims BANYUWANGI, East Java: The plan to build houses for tidal wave victims is still being discussed by the related government agencies.
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/Museno opens city meeting

Museno opens city meeting Deputy Governor R.S. Museno opened a two-day coordination meeting between the municipal social office and the city chapter of the ministry of social services on Monday.
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/Govt upholds plans to build apartments in Tebet slums

Govt upholds plans to build apartments in Tebet slums JAKARTA (JP): South Jakarta Mayor Pardjoko confirmed yesterday that the municipality will not drop its plan to build apartments on the site of last month's fire in Tebet and promised that all slums in the city will ultimately be destroyed.
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/Facts on Alger Hiss

Facts on Alger Hiss Publishing Mr. David Strickland's letter (June 2, 1994) under the caption Hiss not communist may arouse doubts after I explained in my previous letter that documents released by Russia after the collapse of the Soviet regime proved that Alger Hiss was spying for the Soviet ...
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/NZ legislators to be welcomed as guests in Timor

NZ legislators to be welcomed as guests in Timor JAKARTA (JP): Indonesia will welcome New Zealand members of parliament who intend to visit East Timor, but asked them to be good guests and avoid acting as investigators.
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/Jakarta needs foreign investors

Jakarta needs foreign investors JAKARTA (JP): Jakarta still needs local and foreign investors, but prefers high-tech investment, which is free from pollution and needs limited space and water, Governor Surjadi Soedirdja says.
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/Ruwatan protects children against misfortune

Ruwatan protects children against misfortuneText and photos by Rita A. Widiadana JAKARTA (JP): The Javanese believe that if you have a single child, boy or girl, you must be on the alert against possible dangers.Your child's life and future may be in jeopardy.
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/Regrettable magazine bans a `setback', observers says

Regrettable magazine bans a `setback', observers says JAKARTA (JP): The government's decision to revoke the publishing permits of the country's major weekly publications Tempo, DeTIK and Editor may adversely affect the domestic political climate, observers said yesterday.
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/Stock Exchange

Stock Exchange JAKARTA (JP): Share prices, which have been on a downward trend for more than three weeks, avoided breaking with tradition on the Jakarta Stock Exchange (JSX) yesterday.The broad-based Composite Index dropped by 0.49 point to close at 475.23 from 475.72 on Monday.
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/Dragnet for flower throwers

Dragnet for flower throwers CIREBON, West Java: The local administration is offering Rp 250,000 cash for those who will act as police informants, giving the authorities information about people who intentionally litter the city with flowers.
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/Participation in state university's entrance test falls

Participation in state university's entrance test falls JAKARTA (JP): The number of participants of the state university entrance test decreased from 422,696 last year to approximately 420,000 this year.
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/`Open' sorcerer blends magic and science

`Open' sorcerer blends magic and science JAKARTA (JP): Upbeat sorcerer Ki Gendeng Pamungkas belongs to Indonesia's new breed of wizards who blend magic and science.
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/Traders rally against escalator installation

Traders rally against escalator installation JAKARTA (JP): Around 100 traders at the city administration- owned Melawai marketplace near Blok M bus terminal marched to city council on Monday to protest the ongoing construction of escalators in the four-story market building.
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/Tempo tries to lift battered spirits

Tempo tries to lift battered spirits JAKARTA (JP): News of the government's decision to revoke Tempo's publishing license came as a major shock to the journalists and employees of the magazine yesterday.
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/Residents hail new mayor

Residents hail new mayor SURABAYA, East Java: Residents of the city accompanied the newly-installed mayor Col. Sunarto Soemoprawiro in a procession in the city streets after his induction on Monday.
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/Bus kills motorcyclist

Bus kills motorcyclist An angry mob destroyed a Metro Minibus after it struck and killed a motorcyclist in Kebayoran Lama, South Jakarta, over the weekend.
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/Budget discipline stressed

Budget discipline stressed One may read into Finance Minister Mar'ie Muhammad's reaffirmation last week of the government's imperative to maintain tight budget and fiscal discipline and come up with worrisome assumptions.
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/Cambodia wants to learn from Indonesia in nation building

Cambodia wants to learn from Indonesia in nation building JAKARTA (JP): Cambodia wants to learn from Indonesia's experience in establishing and developing a nation, State Secretary Moerdiono says.
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/TV today

TV todayTVRI 2:30 p.m. World Cup 1994: Germany vs Spain 4:30 Documentary Film 5:00 Regional News 5:30 Indonesian Lessons 6:05 Nusantara the Beloved Country: Central Sulawesi 6:15 Village Program 6:45 Langka Tapi Nyata 7:00 Evening News 7:30 Beautiful Asia 8:05 Spektrum 9:00 ...
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/What are reasons for opposing Jews?

What are reasons for opposing Jews?From DetikWestern films are merely tools of Jewish propaganda, wrote Teddy Sunardi in Detik recently. This absolutely disturbs me.I will neither take the side of the Jews nor oppose them. What I want to know is what is he worrying about.
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/Spain studies auto business

Spain studies auto business JAKARTA (JP): Spanish businessmen are studying the possibility of establishing a Volkswagen automobile assembly plant in Indonesia as the car is still very popular throughout the country, a Spanish official said yesterday.
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/Rice production may decline, says Minister of Food

Rice production may decline, says Minister of Food JAKARTA (JP): The Minister of Food/Chairman of the Logistics Board (Bulog) Ibrahim Hasan indicated that Indonesian rice production this year might be down because up to this month the national rice procurement was significantly less than the ...
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/Share prices continue to plunge in Asia's major stock exchanges

Share prices continue to plunge in Asia's major stock exchanges TOKYO (AFP): Share prices continued to plunge on the Tokyo Stock Exchange yesterday as investors showed concern about the yen's further advance against other currencies.
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/Australian team to C. Java

Australian team to C. Java JAKARTA (JP): Around 41 businessmen from Queensland, Australia, will visit Central Java from June 23 to June 27 to explore a business opportunities in trade and investment with local companies, a report says.
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/Pancasila

PancasilaFrom Sinar PagiPancasila is the state philosophy that guides the nation's life. It has become the only principle for all organizations. And according to the late co-proclamator, Mohammad Hatta, Pancasila is sacred for all Indonesian people.
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/Aussie firms eye Aceh's gold

Aussie firms eye Aceh's gold JAKARTA (JP): Two Australian firms will start exploring gold deposits at Gunung Miwah in the district of Geumpang, Aceh province.
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Wed, 22 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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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/ICMI seeking scientific interpretation of Koran

ICMI seeking scientific interpretation of Koran JAKARTA (JP): The Association of Moslem Intellectuals (ICMI) plans to establish an institute to interpret the Koran's verses on science and technology, it was announced here yesterday.
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/Australia in soccer tour

Australia in soccer tour JAKARTA (JP): South Australia will arrive with its seven national soccer players during its tour of four Indonesian cities, where they will play international friendly matches, starting from June 25 in Surabaya, East Java.
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/Men arrested for burglary

Men arrested for burglary Three men suspected to be members of a theft ring were arrested by the Tanjung Duren police on Sunday night. According to police, the gang has burglarized several houses in West Jakarta, Tangerang and Bekasi, making off with a host of valuables and electronic goods.
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/Supervisor gets 13 years for murdering Marsinah

Supervisor gets 13 years for murdering Marsinah JAKARTA (JP): Karyono Wongso, alias Ayib, a supervisor of a watchmaking plant near Surabaya, has been sentenced to 13 years in prison for his role in the murder of labor activist Marsinah last year.
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/Get rid of traffic `directors'

Get rid of traffic `directors' I heartily disagree with K. Kunze's comments on the boys who direct traffic (The Jakarta Post, June 20, 1994).
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/Tempo, DeTIK, Editor lose their licenses

Tempo, DeTIK, Editor lose their licenses JAKARTA (JP): Three major news magazines, Tempo, Editor and DeTIK, lost their publishing licenses at the same time yesterday for repeatedly ignoring the government's warnings about the way they reported news events and managed their operation.
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/Business circle told to support research

Business circle told to support research JAKARTA (JP): The National Research Council is appealing to the business community and private organizations to make financial as manpower contributions to support research programs.
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/Indonesia wins mixed review from Unicef

Indonesia wins mixed review from Unicef JAKARTA (JP): Indonesia has made impressive strides in combating illiteracy and the child mortality rate but it is lagging behind other developing countries in fighting maternal deaths, the United Nations Children's Fund (Unicef) says.
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/Defendant's lover testifies

Defendant's lover testifies The girlfriend of Ridwan Surya Danu, accused of murdering a woman physician, testified at the North Jakarta court on Monday that she had often been physically abused by the defendant.
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/Soebijakto and Vice President

Soebijakto and Vice PresidentFrom DeTIKThe issue of the Indonesian Vice President who automatically becomes the number one person in the country if the President cannot continue his job (because of health reasons or others) has been broadly discussed lately.
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Wed, 22 Jun 1994

JP/Singapore rubber mart quiet

Singapore rubber mart quiet SINGAPORE (AFP): Singapore rubber futures prices were virtually stagnant for most of yesterday with most traders sidelined in the absence of fresh factors, dealers said.
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