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Searching for all articles published on 1996-07-14 ...
39 articles.
Sun, 14 Jul 1996

The Untouchables charm audiences at Chequers BarBy Fitha Wiyanti Dahana JAKARTA (JP): It was 12:45 p.m. at the Chequers Bar, Mandarin Oriental Hotel. The Untouchables had invited the audience to make requests.
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Sun, 14 Jul 1996

What is the feeling of beauty? Dear friends, Last time I mentioned that ancient philosophers' attitudes towards esthetics were mainly based on whether a thing is practical, pleasing or realistic.
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Sun, 14 Jul 1996

Beauty, in the eye of the beholder?Dear friends,Last time I mentioned that ancient philosophers' attitudes towards esthetics were mainly based on whether a thing is practical, pleasing or realistic.
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Sun, 14 Jul 1996

TV Program: Sunday, July 14, 1996TVRI 6:00 a.m. Religious Teachings: Hikmah Pagi 6:25 Morning Focus 6:45 Healthy and Fit 7:00 Morning News 7:30 TV Series: Grandizer 8:00 Children's Program: Panggung Gembira Anak 9:00 English News Service 9:30 Focus: People and Event 10:00 Music: ...
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Sun, 14 Jul 1996

Hickl takes over BNI chess meet JAKARTA (JP): German grandmaster Jrg Hickl beat Indonesian grandmaster Ardiansyah at the 37th move to top the provisional ranking table of the BNI international chess tournament here yesterday with 4.5 points.
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Sun, 14 Jul 1996

Highlights of East Timor's history DILI, East Timor (JP): Long before East Timor became a Portuguese colony, the island was part of various kingdoms that ruled the region, the Sriwijaya and later the Majapahit kingdom.The Portuguese came to the island in 1512, following their conquest of Maluku.
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Sun, 14 Jul 1996

East Timor is not as frightening as it seemsText by T. Sima Gunawan and photos by Arief Suhardiman DILI, East Timor (JP): "What's East Timor like? Is it really scary as often portrayed in the media?"These are the frequently asked questions by people outside of East Timor.
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Sun, 14 Jul 1996

New record for French foreign trade The future looks bright for French foreign trade, which reinforces its position among the leading powers for world exports.In 1995, France's balance of trade crossed the historic line of 104.5 billion francs of surplus (US$20.
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Sun, 14 Jul 1996

Abortion Dole announces compromise on party's abortion plank. Page 2ASEAN How ASEAN's newest member is coping. Page 3Diana Blushing princess became thorn in royalty's side.
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Sun, 14 Jul 1996

Intro to cover story This coming Wednesday marks the 20th anniversary of East Timor's integration into Indonesia.
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Sun, 14 Jul 1996

Ubud inspires Mary Northmore's female artistsBy Sarah Murray UBUD, Bali (JP): "Welcome to Ubud, the global village."No one actually says this to you as you make your way into Ubud, a village nestled in the mountains of south central Bali and long known as the cultural center of the area.
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Sun, 14 Jul 1996

Democracy needs an engaged citizenryBy Hillary Rodham Clinton When Alexis came to the United States in the early 19th century, he observed that volunteer organizations, philanthropic associations and community groups had already become a hallmark of American citizenship and a distinctive part of ...
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Sun, 14 Jul 1996

Correction: The story titled "Activists told to leave Yogyakarta" which appeared on this page yesterday, erroneously identified retired general Bambang Triantoro as one of the participants in the pilgrimage to the tomb of Gen. Soedirman.
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Sun, 14 Jul 1996

Notes from a maid convention JAKARTA (JP): It was an unusual gathering: A convention of maids, motto: The Good Mistress, is she out there somewhere?"The chair called the meeting to order."Thank you for coming. This is not a rally. Remember that you need your mistress more than she needs you.
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Sun, 14 Jul 1996

Message from Ambassador of France, Thierry de Beauce On the occasion of the French National Day, I am very happy to greet Indonesia and the Indonesian people on behalf of France and the French people.
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Sun, 14 Jul 1996

Crime records over the first five months Jan Feb Mar Apr May --------------------------------------------------- Robbery with violence 232 222 214 257 222 Armed robbery 123 111 104 106 114 Motorcycle theft 301 280 279 298 ...
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Sun, 14 Jul 1996

Close discos selling EcstasyFrom Berita BuanaOver this week the mass media has been running news items about the seizure of Ecstasy pills by the authorities during raids on Jakarta discos, where the drug was reportedly sold.
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Sun, 14 Jul 1996

Dili is not as scary as it soundsText by T. Sima Gunawan Photos by Arief Suhardiman DILI, East Timor (JP): "What's East Timor like? Is it really scary as often portrayed in the media?"These are the frequently asked questions by people outside of East Timor.
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Sun, 14 Jul 1996

Indonesians level at 1-1 with Swiss in Fed cup match JAKARTA (JP): Yayuk Basuki of Indonesia and Martina Hingis of Switzerland both won their opening singles matches yesterday to leave the score at 1-1 in the Fed Cup second-round playoff between the two countries.
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Sun, 14 Jul 1996

Schneider growing steadily in Indonesia Schneider Indonesia provides its customers with dependable services. Its network of after sales service and maintenance teams, based in Jakarta and Surabaya, is ready to give quick responses on calls for installation, commissioning, and troubleshooting.
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Sun, 14 Jul 1996

It's mind over matter for HingisBy Arif Suryobuwono JAKARTA (JP): If the world number one female tennis player Steffi Graf, at the start of her phenomenal career, was dubbed "Frulein Vorhand" because of her excellent forehand, what should the youngest Wimbledon champion in history Martina Hingis ...
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Sun, 14 Jul 1996

The Untouchables rock the ChequersBy Fitha Wiyanti Dahana JAKARTA (JP): It was 12:45 p.m. at the Chequers Bar, Mandarin Oriental Hotel. The Untouchables had invited the audience to make requests.
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Sun, 14 Jul 1996

Kemal Idris, soldiering on with renewed determinationBy Sabam Siagian JAKARTA (JP): Some time in early 1945 the Netherlands East Indies government in exile, which was based outside Brisbane, prepared a memorandum for the Royal Netherlands government in exile in London. Lt.
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Sun, 14 Jul 1996

Soeharto arrives home JAKARTA (JP): President Soeharto arrived home visibly happy yesterday from a medical checkup in Germany where doctors found his heart and kidneys are functioning well for his age.
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Sun, 14 Jul 1996

The Untouchables rock the ChequersBy Fitha Wiyanti Dahana JAKARTA (JP): It was 12:45 p.m. at the Chequers Bar, Mandarin Oriental Hotel. The Untouchables had invited the audience to make requests.
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Sun, 14 Jul 1996

ABRI has its hands full in East TimorBy T. Sima Gunawan DILI, East Timor (JP): The presence of the Armed Forces (ABRI) in East Timor is often misunderstood, if not misrepresented, by people outside the area, according to their commander Col. Mahidin Simbolon.
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Sun, 14 Jul 1996

E. Timorese reflect on integration This coming Wednesday marks the 20th anniversary of East Timor's integration into Indonesia.
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Sun, 14 Jul 1996

The French people as they are Currently, France has a population of 58 million inhabitants. In 1995, 728,210 births and 531,430 deaths were recorded. That is a birth rate of 12.5 per 1,000 and a death rate of 9.1 per 1,000.Life expectancy is 81.9 years for women and 73.8 years for men.
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Sun, 14 Jul 1996

'Now and Then': A female 'Stand by me' for the 90sBy Primastuti Handayani JAKARTA (JP): "All for one and one for all".This old proverb is not the monopoly of the Three Musketeers. It also applies to a quartet of girls in the small town of Shelby, Indiana.
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Sun, 14 Jul 1996

The history of Bastille day In 1880, the Third Republic gave France a national public holiday, July 14, in memory of the storming of the Bastille on July 14, 1789.
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Sun, 14 Jul 1996

A tale of two former Fretilin rebels DILI, East Timor (JP): The Armed Forces (ABRI) is slowly winning its battle against those East Timorese still opposed to integration with Indonesia and engaged in protracted guerrilla warfare from their jungle hideouts.
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Sun, 14 Jul 1996

Indonesians tie 1-1 with Swiss in Fed Cup match JAKARTA (JP): Yayuk Basuki and Martina Hingis tied 1-1 in the Fed Cup second-round playoff between Indonesia and Switzerland here yesterday.
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Sun, 14 Jul 1996

Future of home vidio rosy, study shows LOS ANGELES (UPI): A study released Wednesday on the future of the home video market in the United States predicted that in the foreseeable future video viewing will remain one of America's favorite leisure activities.
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Sun, 14 Jul 1996

Shopping holidaysFrom Media IndonesiaAlarming deliberations of deficit-prone transactions threaten to engulf our country and financial experts worry about our country's economic prospects.
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Sun, 14 Jul 1996

TV todayTVRI 6:00 a.m. Religious Teachings: Hikmah Pagi 6:25 Morning Focus 6:45 Healthy and Fit 7:00 Morning News 7:30 TV Series: Grandizer 8:00 Children's Program: Panggung Gembira Anak 9:00 English News Service 9:30 Focus: People and Event 10:00 Music: Album Minggu Ini 11:00 ...
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Sun, 14 Jul 1996

Unemployment remains a major problem in East TimorBy T. Sima Gunawan DILI, East Timor (JP): A young man collects a sack of 10 cement bricks and puts the heavy load on his head. He takes a deep breath and starts to climb the Fatucama hill carefully.
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Sun, 14 Jul 1996

Modern sculptures on the Champs Elysees Giacometti's Man Walking seems to step up his pace, Cesar's Rambo wobbles on his roller skates and Calder's Five Wings gathers up speed to take off from the ground.
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Sun, 14 Jul 1996

Guess What? Some people learn by doing but East Timor's police chief, Silvanus Yulian Wenas, learns by singing.Wenas, who was transferred from his post as the Central Jakarta police chief in May, started learning the Tetum language of East Timor by memorizing songs.
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Sun, 14 Jul 1996

Seniwati Gallery for Women finds place in global villageBy Sarah Murray UBUD, Bali (JP): "Welcome to Ubud, the global village.
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