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Searching for all articles published on 1996-07-03 ...
48 articles.
Wed, 03 Jul 1996

All Steady Safe buses suspended JAKARTA (JP): The Land Transportation Control Agency (DLLAJR) will temporarily revoke the operation permits of all Steady Safe bus fleets today for repeatedly breaching city regulations, city administration spokesman Soesila Darmoadji said yesterday.DLLAJR chief J.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

Students take Islamic course during holidaysBy Fitriyanti Djoni JAKARTA (JP): Most teachers send students off on their annual school holiday with a message that they spend their time wisely and engage only in activities which are educational and beneficial.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

Youths question military presence in East TimorBy T. Sima Gunawan DILI, East Timor (JP): East Timorese Catholic youths questioned yesterday the presence of the military and its "excessive" authority over the region.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

Cambodian police chief here to forge ties JAKARTA (JP): Cambodian Police Chief, Lt. Gen. Hok Lundy, and five senior officers visited the Jakarta Metropolitan Police headquarters on Jl. Gatot Subroto, South Jakarta yesterday to forge closer cooperation and assistance with the Indonesian police.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

Reclamation project JAKARTA (JP): Belgian-based Dredging International has won the contract for reclamation of a 55-hectare area at Ancol Barat in North Jakarta.The area to be reclaimed is located west of the port at Tanjung Priok and is allotted for residential and industrial development.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

Freeport never cheated Irian tribes: Official JAKARTA (JP): A senior official of PT Freeport Indonesia yesterday denied charges that the giant gold and copper mining company had cheated local Irianese in its trust fund deal.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

Officials warned over sale of 'wakaf' land TANGERANG, West Java (JP): Those involved in the sale of a wakaf plot of land -- including the Kadu village chief, the subdistrict chief and an official from the regency's inspectorate office -- should be held responsible for their actions, the ...
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

RI studies report on Aussie journos' death JAKARTA (JP): The government said yesterday it was "carefully studying" a report alleging its troops killed five Australian journalists in East Timor in 1975.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

The need for economic policy overhaulBy Meuthia Ganie Rochman NIJMEGEN, Netherlands (JP): In a few years, man will pass the second millennium of civilization.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

New reason for Timika shooting JAKARTA (JP): Armed Forces (ABRI) Chief Gen. Feisal Tanjung said yesterday that the soldier who shot dead 16 people, mostly soldiers, in Irian Jaya in April was suffering "mental stress", not tropical malaria as originally stated by a preliminary investigation.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

Lawyer threatens hunger strike for Adi Andojo JAKARTA (JP): Moral support for Justice Adi Andojo Soetjipto, now facing dismissal for his public allegations of corruption on the Supreme Court, continued pouring in yesterday.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

Cotton spinners told to seek new suppliers JAKARTA (JP): The newly-established Indonesian Cotton Consumer Club (ICCC) called on its members yesterday to seek new cotton suppliers from the United States other than Calcot Ltd.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

SpotlightPhoto A: CocktailJP/byiCOCKTAIL PARTY: Ibnu Sutowo, former president of the state-owned oil company Pertamina (second from left), chatting with RH Betts, former director and adviser to the Indonesian program of the World Wide Fund for Nature (second from right) and her husband (left) and ...
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

Tourism target questioned by experts JAKARTA (JP): A meeting of the Indonesian Hotel and Restaurant Association questioned the country's ability to attract the government's target of over 11 million tourists in 2005, spending US$15 billion.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

Regent's directive needed TANGERANG, West Java (JP): A Tangerang regency regulation issued last year on a levy imposed on privately-owned market building owners has yet to be enforced, pending the regent's directive.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

Expats to be given property rights JAKARTA (JP): Minister of Public Housing Akbar Tandjung said yesterday that his office is now preparing guidelines for property ownership by foreigners.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

Carting meet at Sentul JAKARTA (JP): A Five-leg carting championship will be held at a newly built carting circuit of international standards in Sentul, West Java, Trendypromo Mandira announced yesterday.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

Organized crime is here President Soeharto on Monday asked the National Police to address the problem of organized crime.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

Violating night spots to be shut down JAKARTA (JP): The public order office will continue taking firm action against establishments that violate city regulations.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

Prison island opens for tourits CILACAP, Central Java: Nusakambangan, feared as a dreaded prison island where hardcore criminals are locked up, was officially opened to tourists over the weekend.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

Foreign shuttlers win in Bumiputera meet JAKARTA (JP): Teen shuttlers from Chinese Taipei, Malaysia, India and Denmark notched first-round wins over their minnow hosts on the first day of the Bumiputera Open Badminton Championships at Senayan Badminton Hall yesterday evening.Until 6 p.m.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

Megawati barred from 1997 poll JAKARTA (JP): The government made it clear yesterday that embattled chief of the minority Indonesian Democratic Party (PDI), Megawati Soekarnoputri, will be barred from next year's general election.Minister of Home Affairs, Moch. Yogie S.M.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

One arrested, two queried over Green Garden killing JAKARTA (JP): A 27-year-old man has been arrested by West Jakarta police for allegedly killing a man believed to be a foreigner at the Green Garden housing complex in the Kedoya Utara subdistrict of Kebon Jeruk.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

Wardiman to open Edufair JAKARTA (JP): Minister of Education and Culture Wardiman Djojonegoro is scheduled to open a four-day education fair called Edufair Jakarta '96, which will take place at the lower lobby of the Jakarta Convention Center.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

Pertamina asks government to review gas subsidy JAKARTA (JP): The state-owned oil company Pertamina urged the government yesterday to review gas utilization subsidies, saying that they are likely to discourage gas exploration and disturb Indonesia's gas supply.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

Lippo SecuritiesCorrection: In the July 1 article Lippo to issue rights shares on page 10, the second paragraph should have read "... shareholders, registered as of July 12, can subscribe to three new shares for every two existing shares," instead of "for every share".
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

Golkar foresees landslide win in 1997 SEMARANG (JP): Top leaders of the ruling party Golkar are predicting a landslide victory in next year's general election.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

Three people testify in Kramatdjati Bus trial BOGOR, West Java (JP): Three people taking the witness stand at the trial of a Kramatdjati bus driver charged with murder told the Bogor District Court on Monday that the driver had been negligent when driving.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

Dengue fever I'd like to respond to two items recently discussed in The Jakarta Post. First, regarding the decision by the city fathers to keep silent about the wave of dengue fever sweeping Jakarta so that the number of tourists coming here will not be affected.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

Quality of water upsets residents TANGERANG (JP): Residents in the Bumi Kelapa Dua complex in Curug district have been complaining since Monday about the quality of water supplied to their houses by the state-owned tap water company PDAM.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

Spanish aid I read in your newspaper on Friday, June 21, 1996, about the pledges by members of the Consultative Group for Indonesia. Unfortunately -- and I suppose by mistake -- your paper omitted Spain's pledge of US$62.5 million in the Paris meeting.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

Protests challenge the government Following the controversial government-backed congress of the tiny Indonesian Democratic Party in Medan last month, street demonstrations have been held in Jakarta and other cities. Sociologist Kastorius Sinaga comments on possible developments.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

10,000 illegal workers deported PEKANBARU, Riau: Nearly 10,000 Indonesians deported by Malaysia arrived at Dumai port between January and April this year, a local official said yesterday.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

Where to go in Jakarta:Music * Hotel Dai-ichi, Jl. Senen Raya 135, Central Jakarta. - Mezzanine Lounge: The Praise Vocal Group, nightly except Sundays, from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. * Hotel Aryaduta, Jl.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

EU should take stand on Burma Today, the family and relatives of a former European honorary consul general and ardent pro-democracy supporter, who died last Saturday while under Burmese military imprisonment, will hold a memorial service in Australia.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

Institute to hold research contest JAKARTA (JP): The Indonesian Institute of Sciences will hold a research proposal contest for winners of its annual Young Scientist Contest.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

TV todayTVRI 2:30 p.m. Travel: My Country 2:35 Game Show: Fun House 3:00 News: Lintasan Berita 3:05 Children Program: Arena 123 3:30 TV Series: Roseanne 4:05 TV Drama: Tiada Pilihan 4:30 Documentary 5:00 Evening News 5:30 Indonesian Lessons 6:00 News: Lintasan Berita 6:05 ...
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

No escort, no trial DILI, East Timor: The district court here has postponed the trial of five youths charged with organizing illegal meetings because no security personnel was available to escort the defendants yesterday from the detention house.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

Stock ExchangeStock prices on the Jakarta Stock Exchange (in rupiah) on July 2, 1996: Shares Close Change Trading Volume ---------------------------------------------------------- Ades Alfindo ...
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

UN Secretary-General In his June 29, 1996 letter to The Jakarta Post, Mr. Bill Guerin cited my letter to the Post of June 25, 1996 entitled Next UN Secretary-General as an indication of this crazy world. I quote him thus: " ...
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

Other ways to spend vacation days JAKARTA (JP): How do students fill their month-long school holidays?"Not everybody can join the Pesantren Kilat (Islamic short course) at my school. Only some of us can participate," said a student in Jakarta.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

Japanese investment grows despite 'national car' dispute JAKARTA (JP): State Minister of Investment Sanyoto Sastrowardoyo said yesterday that Japanese investments in the country continue to increase, despite Japan's objection to Indonesia's "national car" policy.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

Central Bank wants bad banks acquired JAKARTA (JP): Bank Indonesia is seeking investors to take over financially troubled banks, says the central bank's governor, J. Soedradjad Djiwandono.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

Education in Europe When my former colleague, a Eurasian, was repatriated to Holland about four decades ago, he confided to me earnestly: "I love this country where I grew up, but for the sake of my children's education I have to go...
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

Masters works on display JAKARTA (JP): Le Musee Imaginaire, a celebrated association of painters, will hold an exhibition of 100 "imitated" paintings of world-famous masterpieces from July 12 to July 19 at the Jakarta Hilton Hotel's Lagoon Tower.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

Six sports added to SEA Games' second category JAKARTA (JP): Six Southeast Asian Games' sports were upgraded from its third category to its second category yesterday.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

Nuclear vessels can pose a real threat to human life Nuclear vessels accidents hardly get publicized, yet they pose a serious threat to human life and the environment, writes Martin Khor in an Inter Press Service analysis.
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Wed, 03 Jul 1996

Legislators urge govt to stop timber brokers JAKARTA (JP): Members of the House of Representatives yesterday called on the government to take stricter action against timber brokers who design plans to intentionally buy illegally-felled timber.
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