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Wed, 01 Dec 1999
West Java dominates tae kwon do National C'ships
West Java dominates tae kwon do National C'ships JAKARTA (JP): West Java brought home the Vice President trophy after dominating the three-day first LG Cup national tae kwon do championships by bagging nine gold medals, three silver and three bronze.
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
Discovery of bodies a clue to East Timor turmoil
Discovery of bodies a clue to East Timor turmoilText and photos by IGGP Bayu Ismoyo BELU, East Nusa Tenggara (JP): At 3:00 a.m. on Thursday, Nov. 25, a team from the central board of the National Commission on Human Rights and an assistance team led by commission member H.S. Dillon, Maj. Gen. (ret.
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
TV today
TV todayTVRI 5:30 a.m. Religious Teachings 6:00 News 8:00 Children's Program 9:00 Music 2:00 p.m. News 2:30 Children's Program 3:00 Music 4:00 News 4:30 Indonesian Lessons 5:00 Student's Quiz 5:30 TV Drama 6:00 Sports 6:30 TVRI News 7:00 Evening News 7:30 Music 9:00 World News 9:35 Talk Show 10:30...
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
Zarina dissmises lawyers over inattention
Zarina dissmises lawyers over inattention JAKARTA (JP): Unable to provide serious legal counsel and assistance in her latest case, drug trafficking suspect Zarina Mirafsur fired two of her lawyers -- Roy Rening and Pascalis Pieter -- on Monday. "The decision to sack Roy and Pascalis is definite.
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
Utut breaks world simultant chess record
Utut breaks world simultant chess record JAKARTA (JP): Indonesian Grand Master Super Utut Adianto broke the world record playing a marathon 28.5-hour simultant chess game against 833 players in Surabaya, East Java.Utut broke the world record playing for two days, totaling 28.
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
Global changes hoped to reinforce Asian economies
Global changes hoped to reinforce Asian economies SYDNEY (Reuters): Structural changes to global financial services would reinforce the crisis-driven restructuring of East Asian economies, according to a report by the Australian department of foreign affairs and trade.
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
Where to go in Surabaya:
Where to go in Surabaya:Exhibition * Painting Exhibition, at the gallery of CCCL - French Cultural Center, Jl. Darmokali 10 (Phone: 031 5678639), Dec. 7-11.Performances * Concert: A Great Pops and Classics Concert, in the Balai Adika Ballroom of Hotel Majapahit - Mandarin Oriental Surabaya, at Jl.
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
We need clarifications
We need clarifications The The Jakarta Post's editorial of Nov. 23, 1999, reports on the latest progress on the truth about East Timor and the urgency to question Gen. Wiranto on this matter.Since his ascent to the military's top job I have continuously regarded Wiranto with esteem.
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
Astra back in black
Astra back in black JAKARTA (JP): Publicly listed PT Astra International announced on Tuesday a net profit of Rp 330 billion (US$47.1 million) for the first nine months of the year, compared to Rp 1.84 trillion in losses in the corresponding period last year.
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
Harimurti takes over as new Atma Jaya rector
Harimurti takes over as new Atma Jaya rector JAKARTA (JP): Harimurti Kridalaksana, a professor in Indonesian linguistics and literature at the University of Indonesia, was inaugurated on Tuesday as the new rector of Atma Jaya University until 2003, replacing Thomas Suyatno.
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
Foreign investors urged to buy assets from IBRA
Foreign investors urged to buy assets from IBRA JAKARTA (JP): Coordinating Minister for the Economy, Finance and Industry Kwik Kian Gie encouraged foreign investors on Tuesday to be more active in acquiring assets currently managed by the Indonesian Bank Restructuring Agency (IBRA).
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
City reels from growing toll of student violence
City reels from growing toll of student violence JAKARTA (JP): Four high school students have died in three brawls and one accident in the past two days, leaving many city residents shocked by the bloody toll from student violence in the capital.
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
Aceh enigma: Old sins with long shadows
Aceh enigma: Old sins with long shadowsBy Johannes Nugroho SURABAYA (JP): The saying "Old sins have long shadows" seems to be reverberating in the country's westernmost province Aceh, materializing in the mounting pressure for a self-determination referendum.
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
No KKN in the Cabinet
No KKN in the CabinetFrom Suara KaryaA report in Rakyat Merdeka daily of Nov. 14, 1999, is entitled Beware, don't let the palace be stained by those addicted to corruption, collusion and nepotism: Dispel the lackeys of B.J. Habibie!.
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
Where to go in Bandung:
Where to go in Bandung: * Painting Exhibition: Monologue, by I Made Arya Palguna, at Galeripadi Jl. Ir. H. Juanda 329 (Phone: 022 2500578/2504229), Dec. 5 - 19. * Photo Exhibition by Lee Yanor, at Galeri Soemardja, Art and Design Faculty of ITB, Jl. Ganesha 10, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Dec. 3- 17.
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
Association calls on government to deregulate shipping industry
Association calls on government to deregulate shipping industry JAKARTA (JP): The country's shipowners urged the government on Tuesday to cut taxes and ease bureaucratic procedures in the shipping industry to help it convalesce from its financial turmoil.
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
Australia promises E. Timor full benefits of Timor Gap oil treaty
Australia promises E. Timor full benefits of Timor Gap oil treaty SYDNEY (AFP): East Timor will receive all the royalties that would have gone to Indonesia under its 1989 Timor Gap oil exploration treaty with Australia, the Australian government pledged Tuesday.
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
Mob burns man to death
Mob burns man to death CILACAP, Central Java: A man identified as Saimun, 45, was burned to death by a mob who suspected he was a thief, in Bulusari village, Gandrungmangu district, early Sunday morning.
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
Acehnese criticize generals' statements on troubled province
Acehnese criticize generals' statements on troubled province JAKARTA (JP): Acehnese reacted strongly to testimonies given by former top generals on Monday night at the House of Representatives, saying their accountability statements concerning alleged military atrocities in the province were...
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
Cathay upbeat on RI flights
Cathay upbeat on RI flights JAKARTA (JP): Cathay Pacific expressed optimism on Indonesia's recovery under the newly elected leaders and launched on Tuesday new uniforms and a new first class.Country manager James W.
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
Bank Mandiri suffers Rp 6.81t net loss in two months
Bank Mandiri suffers Rp 6.81t net loss in two months JAKARTA (JP): Bank Mandiri reported on Tuesday a consolidated net loss of Rp 6.81 trillion during its first two months of operations from Aug. 1 until Sept. 30.
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
Comic strips spread the word about AIDS threat
Comic strips spread the word about AIDS threatBy Emma Cameron JAKARTA (JP): Sompret and Kampret are cool. They wear baggy jeans and slouch hats and have goatees. Because they are so cool they inject drugs and because they are friends, they share everything, including needles -- and HIV.
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
Bob Hasan reelected PASI chairman
Bob Hasan reelected PASI chairman JAKARTA (JP): Muhammad "Bob" Hasan was renamed chairman of the Indonesian Amateur Athletics Association (PASI) for his sixth term, which will end in 2004.Hasan, who has chaired the organization since 1978, was reelected unanimously during PASI's one-day national...
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
Gus Dur to order the release of 18 Timorese prisoners
Gus Dur to order the release of 18 Timorese prisoners JAKARTA (JP): President Abdurrahman Wahid said on Tuesday that he would order next week the release of 18 East Timorese political prisoners still in Indonesian jails.
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
ATM cards safe over New Years
ATM cards safe over New Years JAKARTA (JP): Anxiety over the effects of the Y2K bug during the transitional period into the next millennium has prompted the banking sector, along with other industries reliant upon computers, to take action.
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
Government plans to raise taxes paid by affluent
Government plans to raise taxes paid by affluent JAKARTA (JP): The government plans to raise income tax rates for large individual taxpayers in a bid to increase state revenues from the tax sector, a senior tax official said on Tuesday.
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
TNI blamed for East Timor killings
TNI blamed for East Timor killings JAKARTA (JP): A government-sanctioned inquiry said on Wednesday that the Indonesian Military (TNI) was directly or indirectly involved in extra-judicial executions in the ravaged territory of East Timor after the Aug. 30 self-determination ballot.
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
Stock Exchange
Stock ExchangeStock prices on the Jakarta Stock Exchange (in rupiah) on Nov. 30, 1999: Shares Close Change Trading Volume -------------------------------------------------------------- Ades Alfindo 1,200 50 396,500 AHAP Insurance 550 0 0 Alakasa Industrindo 700 0 0 Alter Abadi 425 0 150,500...
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
Access to refinery silts up
Access to refinery silts up JAKARTA (JP): The waterway to the fuel harbor of state oil and gas company Pertamina in Cilacap, Central Java has silted up over the past several years, hampering ships from leaving the harbor, a Pertamina official said on Monday.
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
Irian Jaya chruch leaders say flag raising not a separatist sign
Irian Jaya chruch leaders say flag raising not a separatist sign JAYAPURA, Irian Jaya (JP): The plan to hoist the 'Morning Star' flag is just the way the Irianese express their demand for justice and more respect for human rights, church leaders say here.
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
YLKI for 25% Idul Fitri fare hike
YLKI for 25% Idul Fitri fare hike JAKARTA (JP): The Indonesian Consumers Foundation (YLKI) objected on Tuesday to the Association of Public Land Transportation Owners (Organda) Jakarta branch's proposal to increase inter-city bus fares by 50 percent during the upcoming annual Idul Fitri holidays.
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
Gus Dur wants Benjamin as new Chief Justice
Gus Dur wants Benjamin as new Chief Justice JAKARTA (JP): President Abdurrahman Wahid proposed on Tuesday National Commission on Human Rights member Benjamin Mangkoedilaga be named the new chief justice of the Supreme Court.
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
Wicaksana signs debt restructuring deal
Wicaksana signs debt restructuring deal JAKARTA (JP): Publicly listed trading and distribution company PT Wicaksana Overseas International has entered into a principle agreement with its creditors to restructure US$126 million in debts through debt buyback, debt-to-equity swaps and rescheduling...
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
Explaining the Papuans wish to secede from Indonesia
Explaining the Papuans wish to secede from IndonesiaBy Neles Kebadabi Tebay This is the first of two articles exploring the resentment of the people of Irian Jaya (Papuans) which was fostered by the adverse government practices during Soeharto's 32-year-long authoritarian rule.
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
Garuda to resume KL flights
Garuda to resume KL flights JAKARTA (JP): Indonesia's flag carrier, Garuda Indonesia Airlines said on Monday it would reopen the route linking Medan, North Sumatra to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, using Boeing 737's starting in March 2000.
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
Mahathir to meet Malaysian king
Mahathir to meet Malaysian king KUALA LUMPUR (AP): Mahathir Mohamad, Malaysia's leader for 18 years, was to meet the king on Wednesday in the first step toward his swearing-in as prime minister, election officials said.
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
Indonesia-Australia ties: What went wrong?
Indonesia-Australia ties: What went wrong?By Hal Hill and Chris Manning This is the second of two articles exploring the low ebb in the Jakarta and Canberra ties. CANBERRA (JP): Where do we go from now?Recent experience has surely taught us that there are no quick fixes.
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
Police point to drowning in slaying of woman, daughter
Police point to drowning in slaying of woman, daughter TANGERANG (JP): Preliminary results of a police investigation revealed on Tuesday that the four children alleged to have killed their mother and sister may have drowned them in a water tank at the family's house.
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
Sutiyoso puts blame on inspection bodies
Sutiyoso puts blame on inspection bodies JAKARTA (JP): Governor Sutiyoso blamed on Tuesday the four inspection agencies' overlapping supervision of the city administration's inefficiency."There are four agencies supervising the city administration, making it difficult for us to work properly,"...
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
Hamzah hands over post, wants to focus on party
Hamzah hands over post, wants to focus on party JAKARTA (JP): Hamzah Haz who on Tuesday handed over his post of Coordinating Minister of People's Welfare and Poverty Eradication to Basri Hasanuddin, asserted his resignation was purely motivated by his desire to focus on party affairs.
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
Conversion Rates
Conversion Rates Bank Indonesia's conversion rates on Nov. 30, 1999: Bank notes rates Buying Selling Rp Rp U.S. dollar 1 7,388.00 7,462.00Australian dollar 1 4,701.72 4,752.55Austrian schilling 1 542.01 547.71Belgian franc 1 184.88 186.83Brunei dollar 1 4,390.82 4,437.44Canadian dollar 1 5,011.
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
IBRA threatens to take legal action against Hashim
IBRA threatens to take legal action against Hashim JAKARTA (JP): The Indonesian Bank Restructuring Agency (IBRA) said on Tuesday it would take legal action against businessman Hashim S. Djojohadikusumo if he failed to settle his obligations with the government.
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
Investors in Malaysia remain cautious despite Mahathir win
Investors in Malaysia remain cautious despite Mahathir win KUALA LUMPUR (Dow Jones): Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad's election victory may boost investors' confidence in the government, but foreign fund managers say they are unlikely to rush back to the Kuala Lumpur bourse.
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
Mahathir retains power in decisive election victory
Mahathir retains power in decisive election victory KUALA LUMPUR (AFP): Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad on Tuesday celebrated an emphatic poll victory which secured his legacy as Asia's longest-serving elected leader but also saw big gains by an Islamic opposition.
Wed, 01 Dec 1999
Government drops charge against Sofyan
Government drops charge against Sofyan JAKARTA (JP): The Attorney General's office on Tuesday dropped the graft charges against businessman Sofyan Wanandi, saying that it had no proof to support the allegation.