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Searching for all articles published on 1995-10-01 ...
32 articles.
Sun, 01 Oct 1995

Dr. Sundhaussen has an affection for ABRIBy Dewi Anggraeni MELBOURNE, Australia (JP): Dr. Ulf Sundhaussen, the author of The Road to Power: Indonesian Military Politics 1945-1967, is genial and oozes compassion.
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Sun, 01 Oct 1995

ABRI, from war machine to big business bureaucratsBy Johannes Simbolon JAKARTA (JP): The Indonesian timber industry recently experienced an important event.
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Sun, 01 Oct 1995

Emotional abuse and the nameless fearBy Charles Justus Garard ATLANTA, Georgia (JP): What is the worst fear in the world?Be careful of superlatives, we are told; be careful of universals; be careful of absolutes.
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Sun, 01 Oct 1995

ABRI's political role to decline in degree Noted political scholar Juwono Sudarsono, who is also the deputy governor of the National Resilience Institute (Lemhanas), was recently guest speaker at a discussion on the future of the Armed Forces' Dwi Fungsi (Dual Function) held at The Jakarta Post.
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Sun, 01 Oct 1995

ABRI still plays vital role If there is one institution in modern Indonesia which towers above all others in importance, it is the Armed Forces.
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Sun, 01 Oct 1995

Satisfying cultural curiosity in BarossaBy Dewi Anggraeni ADELAIDE, Australia (JP): There is something contradictory about the Barossa, the magnificently beautiful valley north of Adelaide.
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Sun, 01 Oct 1995

Fostering intellectuals ABRI's biggest challengeBy Ahmed Kurnia Soeriawidjaja JAKARTA (JP): According to military observer Dr. Amir Santoso, human resources is a major issue the military must anticipate.Former Army chief of staff Gen. (ret.
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Sun, 01 Oct 1995

What they say about the role of ABRI JAKARTA (JP): Roni, final-year student of the law faculty of Universitas 17 Augustus:"The Indonesian Armed Forces (ABRI) is actually born of the people, so -- practically -- it should be there for the people.
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Sun, 01 Oct 1995

On people's right to be informed Sketches Of The Mass Media By Ashadi Siregar Published by Yayasan Bentang Budaya Yogyakarta 183 pages, 1995 YOGYAKARTA (JP): There is no doubt that Indonesian press and publishing companies have stepped into the industrial world.
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Sun, 01 Oct 1995

TV todayTVRI 7:00 a.m. Morning News 7:30 Healthy and Fit with Berty Tilarso 7:40 Film 8:05 Around Us 8:35 Children's Stories 9:00 People and Events 9:30 Comedy: Ria Jenaka 9:45 Music 10:45 Youth Program 11:15 Music 11:45 Sports: Dari Gelanggang Ke Gelanggang 1:15 p.m.
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Sun, 01 Oct 1995

Supreme Court upholds Bapindo case verdicts JAKARTA (JP): The Supreme Court is upholding all verdicts passed by lower courts against a businessman and four bankers for the massive loan scandal that nearly brought state-owned Bank Pembangunan Indonesia (Bapindo) to its knees.
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Sun, 01 Oct 1995

Is Indonesia's fear of communism still relevant? JAKARTA (JP): Today, for the 30th year, Indonesians are marking Pancasila Commemorative Day, the victory of Pancasila over communism.The triumph followed the Sept. 30, 1965, bloody coup attempt blamed on the Indonesian Communist Party (PKI).
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Sun, 01 Oct 1995

Chiang Mai engineer makes a living from making dolls CHIANG MAI, Thailand (JP): He is the only engineer in town, or probably the world, who makes his living from hand-made dolls instead of building houses or skyscrapers.
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Sun, 01 Oct 1995

Ancient temple group hidden in Padang Lawas plainBy Bambang Budi Utomo SOUTH TAPANULI, North Sumatra (JP): Sumatra is a large island of many mysteries, including that of its archeology.
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Sun, 01 Oct 1995

Guess What? JAKARTA (JP): Who would have thought that Atie Wardiman Djojonegoro, wife of Minister of Education and culture Wardiman Djojonegoro, loves to read Asterix comics?She told The Jakarta Post at the opening ceremony of a book exhibition last week that she started reading the comic ...
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Sun, 01 Oct 1995

Hotel Serai blends naturally into Bali landscapeBy Kunang Helmi Picard DENPASAR (JP): Getting away from the crowds in the Paradise of Bali is everyone's dream, but sometimes folks from home seem to share a vacation with you. What are Mr. and Mrs.
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Sun, 01 Oct 1995

Let's Talk It Over One cannot but admire the U.S. First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton. She could really relax and enjoy the privileges and luxuries that go along with the august office of the president of the world's most powerful nation.
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Sun, 01 Oct 1995

Special team to probe police aircraft crash JAKARTA (JP): The National Police Force has formed a special team to investigate the aircraft crash, which killed all six police officers aboard, on Friday.National Police Force spokesman Brig. Gen.
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Sun, 01 Oct 1995

NurjanahBy Jujur Prananto It seems like everybody had lost control. Long whistles shrieked endlessly. The spotlight had changed to red. The sound of the drum beating was thunderous. As soon as the sound of the flute became audible, dozens of spectators screamed ferociously.
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Sun, 01 Oct 1995

Guess What? Australian singer Rick Price might not have thought that he would have to kiss so many girls during an hour-long meeting with his Indonesian fans at Bentara Budaya in Central Jakarta on Wednesday.
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Sun, 01 Oct 1995

Who's in charge here, please? JAKARTA (JP): Mike Royko, a Chicago Tribune columnist, once suggested in the Pacific Stars and Stripes that before a couple say "I do" they should sign a prenuptial agreement on who would control the TV remote.
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Sun, 01 Oct 1995

Thais feel annoyed at still boomimg sex tourismBy T. Sima Gunawan BANGKOK (JP): The sex industry is one of Thailand's major tourist attractions, but for many local people, it is one of the most embarrassing topics of discussion.
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Sun, 01 Oct 1995

Bomb threat detours Garuda plane flight JAKARTA (JP): A Garuda Indonesia aircraft en route from Munich to Medan and Denpasar made an unscheduled 5.5-hour stopover at Bucharest's Otopeni airport on Friday due to a bomb threat.
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Sun, 01 Oct 1995

Aspac snatches basketball crown JAKARTA (JP): Aspac of Jakarta needed a deciding three-pointer from Mohammad Rifky to claim the Kobatama national basketball league championship title with a dramatic 73-70 win over defending champion Hadtex of Bandung here yesterday.
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Sun, 01 Oct 1995

Guess What? Being a key person in a strategic position means one has to always be careful in what one does or says.Minister/State Secretary Moerdiono is one good example.
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Sun, 01 Oct 1995

Bandung Catholic University Choir I am not normally given to writing in, unlike a number of your regular but tiresome contributors to the letters column.
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Sun, 01 Oct 1995

Profile of a Foreign Minister Adam Malik, who served as Indonesian foreign minister during the turbulent years of 1966 to 1977 and as Indonesian vice- president between 1978 and 1983, was undoubtedly the most versatile and colorful foreign minister ever known in the history of our republic.
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Sun, 01 Oct 1995

New mothers and infants deserve better insuranceBy Hillary Rodham Clinton Before my daughter was born, I did everything I could think of to prepare for the arrival of my new baby.I asked my doctor hundreds of questions. I read every book I could get my hands on.
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Sun, 01 Oct 1995

Guess What? If ever the young business tycoon Pontjo Sutowo is out of a job, which seems very unlikely at present, he will certainly soon find something else to occupy his time with: interpreting for foreigners.
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Sun, 01 Oct 1995

Malaysia's Allay Ong named ASC president JAKARTA (JP): Allay Ong of Malaysia took a unanimous vote to win the chair of the Asian Shooting Federation (ASC) for the next four years in Kuta, Bali, on Friday night.
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Sun, 01 Oct 1995

Bangkok Bank beats Persib 1-0 JAKARTA (JP): Bangkok Bank scored a late goal to gain a consolation win over Indonesian league champion Persib Bandung 1- 0 at the Siliwangi stadium in the Asian Champions' Cup 1995 East Asia group in Bandung, West Java, yesterday.
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Sun, 01 Oct 1995

Paul Cezanne conquers the art world in ParisBy Kunang Helmi-Picard PARIS (JP): A century ago Cezanne had to fight to gain recognition.
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