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Mon, 11 Sep 2000
            Nomad Jukebox can play 100 hours of non-stop music
                Nomad Jukebox can play 100 hours of non-stop musicBy Zatni Arbi JAKARTA (JP): Forget about Napster, forget about MP3.com. I'm already hooked on MP3, almost to the point of being addicted. And the culprit is Nomad Jukebox from Creative Technology in Singapore.            
        Mon, 11 Sep 2000
            Doctor explains Soeharto's health test
                Doctor explains Soeharto's health test JAKARTA (JP): A senior member of the private medical team of former president Soeharto, Teguh A.S. Ranakusuma, insisted that his team of doctors had never recommended that Soeharto not appear at his trial on corruption charges.            
        Mon, 11 Sep 2000
            City needs 'independent transportation board'
                City needs 'independent transportation board' JAKARTA (JP): A councillor and an observer on Saturday called for the establishment of an independent transportation board that will evaluate the performance of city land transportations on a daily basis and institute a smooth decision-making mechanism...            
        Mon, 11 Sep 2000
            Atambua returns to normal after killings
                Atambua returns to normal after killings JAKARTA (JP): While peace returned to Atambua in East Nusa Tenggara on Sunday, pressures mounted for an independent investigation into the killing of three United Nations workers last week.            
        Mon, 11 Sep 2000
            ASEAN currency swap scheme
                ASEAN currency swap scheme BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN (Reuters): A recently expanded $1 billion currency swap scheme set up by Southeast Asian nations could be increased even further with the participation of Japan, China and South Korea, a Thai official said on Saturday.            
        Mon, 11 Sep 2000
            Priok bones back to relatives
                Priok bones back to relatives JAKARTA (JP): The remains believed to be the victims of the 1984 Tanjung Priok incident were handed back to their relatives on Sunday during a solemn ceremony at the morgue of Cipto Mangunkusumo General Hospital in Central Jakarta.            
        Mon, 11 Sep 2000
            The Timor killings
                The Timor killings The savage murders of three UN refugee agency staffers in West Timor came as more than 150 heads of state and government assembled in New York for a UN Millennium Summit meant to strengthen to organization's peacekeeping capability.            
        Mon, 11 Sep 2000
            RI goalies come under criticism
                RI goalies come under criticism SEMARANG (JP): An Indonesian Soccer Association (PSSI) instructor criticized national goalkeepers for separating themselves from the team during soccer matches."We can see from the role they play on the field compared to their Asian rivals; they act as if they are...            
        Mon, 11 Sep 2000
            Nike's commitment
                Nike's commitment The article titled Nike workers in RI an issue in Olympics, published in The Jakarta Post on Sept. 5, 2000, does a disservice to your readers and to Indonesian business.Nike has been committed to improving work place conditions in Indonesia for several years, and will continue...            
        Mon, 11 Sep 2000
            Police seize smuggled luxury cars and bikes
                Police seize smuggled luxury cars and bikes TANGERANG (JP): Police detectives have confiscated two luxury cars and two high-performance motorbikes together with spare parts allegedly smuggled into the country from Singapore.Tangerang Police chief Sr. Supt.            
        Mon, 11 Sep 2000
            Athletes told to maintain their health in cold weather
                Athletes told to maintain their health in cold weather JAKARTA (JP): The last 52 athletes, coaches and officials left for the Sydney Olympics on Sunday, with some voicing concern over the physical condition of athletes in the cool weather of Sydney.            
        Mon, 11 Sep 2000
            Meeting on insolvency law
                Meeting on insolvency law JAKARTA (JP): Finance minister Prijadi Praptosuhardjo said on Saturday that an informal experts meeting to discuss the insolvency law design would be held in Jakarta on September 14.            
        Mon, 11 Sep 2000
            Perbanas urges govt not to force banks to merge
                Perbanas urges govt not to force banks to merge JAKARTA (JP): The chairwoman of the Federation of Private Domestic Banks (Perbanas), Gunarni Soeworo, called on the country's banking authorities not to force small and medium-size banks into the process of mergers and acquisitions.            
        Mon, 11 Sep 2000
            Uniform hotel pricing sought for ASEAN region
                Uniform hotel pricing sought for ASEAN region JAKARTA (JP): The Association of Regional Hotel and Restaurant Operators met here on Saturday to explore the possibility of establishing uniform pricing for hotels in the region.            
        Mon, 11 Sep 2000
            Where to go in Jakarta:
                Where to go in Jakarta:Exhibitions * Sculpture Exhibition by Iriantine Karnaya, Galeri Nasional Indonesia, Jl. Medan Merdeka Timur 14, Gambir, Central Jakarta (Phone: 3813021), until Sept. 11. * Painting Exhibition Mystery of Modern Art by Iwan Koeswanna at Cemara 6 Gallery, Jl. HOS Cokroaminoto No.            
        Mon, 11 Sep 2000
            Apacinti chosen for ASEAN tournament
                Apacinti chosen for ASEAN tournament SEMARANG (JP): The Indonesian Volleyball Association has selected Central Java-based men's club Apacinti to represent the country at the ASEAN Junior Tournament from Oct. 2 to Oct. 6 in Thailand.            
        Mon, 11 Sep 2000
            APEC calls for rise in oil output
                APEC calls for rise in oil output BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Brunei (Agencies): Finance ministers from 21 Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation countries on Sunday appealed for an oil-production increase to curb high prices which they said posed risks for developing economies.            
        Mon, 11 Sep 2000
            13 killed, dozens injured in Batang train collision
                13 killed, dozens injured in Batang train collision SEMARANG (JP): At least 16 people were killed and dozens injured on Sunday when an economy-class train smashed into a freight train in Batang regency, about 100 kilometers west of here.            
        Mon, 11 Sep 2000
            Presidential bill is top priority of the House
                Presidential bill is top priority of the House JAKARTA (JP): Perturbed by the slew of scandals that have hit the President, legislators are speeding up their initiative in drafting a bill which would act as a code of conduct for the head of state.            
        Mon, 11 Sep 2000
            Residents protest art performance
                Residents protest art performance UBUD, Bali: Noted Balinese artist Made Wianta was forced to cut short a performance on a road in Lodtunduh village here on Saturday due to a protest by local residents.The evening art performance, titled The Road, was scheduled to last for 30 minutes.            
        Mon, 11 Sep 2000
            Indonesia to need IMF help for some time, says Fischer
                Indonesia to need IMF help for some time, says Fischer WASHINGTON (Reuters): Indonesia will need help from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for some time, but more tasks should shift to the World Bank once economic stability is guaranteed, the fund's deputy head said on Friday.            
        Mon, 11 Sep 2000
            Experts warn of rifts in border demarcation
                Experts warn of rifts in border demarcation JAKARTA (JP): Survey and mapping experts warned on Sunday that border issues could trigger disputes among the country's regencies and provinces ahead of the implementation of Law No. 22/1999 on Regional Autonomy in January 2001.            
        Mon, 11 Sep 2000
            It's high time to put an ATM in your pocket
                It's high time to put an ATM in your pocket A new series of services in information technology (IT) has been introduced to humankind. The latest one in Indonesia is mobile banking from GSM operator Telkomsel.            
        Mon, 11 Sep 2000
            Government supports new economic body
                Government supports new economic body JAKARTA (JP): The government voiced on Saturday support for the Committee for National Economic Recovery (KPEN), which was formed by the country's business community to replace the government-sponsored and now defunct National Business Development Council...            
        Mon, 11 Sep 2000
            Four deported, two escape
                Four deported, two escape PADANG, West Sumatra: The local immigration office deported four Pakistani citizens on Saturday, but lost two others who managed to escape during a security check at Tabing Airport here.            
        Mon, 11 Sep 2000
            Police continue to hunt for masterminds of Poso mayhem
                Police continue to hunt for masterminds of Poso mayhemBy Jupriadi POSO, Central Sulawesi (JP): It was a mid-August morning. The sun shone and calm reigned as residents streamed back into the city after weeks of hardship in scattered refugee centers.            
        Mon, 11 Sep 2000
            Close Up ads outrage concerned citizen
                Close Up ads outrage concerned citizenFrom Jurnal IndonesiaThe recent television ads for Close Up toothpaste were seductive and insulting. While the ads were attractive, they did not comply with eastern norms and customs. Moreover, the ads could anger those viewers who are sensitive.            
        Mon, 11 Sep 2000
            Islamic art show draws visitors
                Islamic art show draws visitors JAKARTA (JP): An ongoing exhibition of Islamic paintings and photography at Istiqlal Museum at the Indonesia in Miniature Park (TMII) in East Jakarta offers more than just the usual calligraphy and photographs of praying people.            
        Mon, 11 Sep 2000
            Front Hizbullah lay siege to police HQs
                Front Hizbullah lay siege to police HQs JAKARTA (JP): Around 500 Front Hizbullah members on Sunday marched on the Presidential Palace and later the National Police headquarters, demanding justice for the group's leader, Cecep Bustomi, who was shot dead last month in Serang, West Java.            
        Mon, 11 Sep 2000
            The poor have no access to justice
                The poor have no access to justice It was interesting to read The Jakarta Post's editorial on Aug. 30, 2000 under the title of Wrong verdict. To the Post, the fact that Djoko Tjandra, who is obviously an embezzler, has not been considered a criminal has come as a big surprise.            
        Mon, 11 Sep 2000
            Jihad Force chief faces questioning
                Jihad Force chief faces questioning AMBON, Maluku (JP): The civil emergency ruler in Maluku, Governor Saleh Latuconsina, said his administration soon would summon a number of people for questioning over incidents of provocation in the ravaged province."We've already listed them.            
        Mon, 11 Sep 2000
            IBRA raises Rp 163.81b
                IBRA raises Rp 163.81b JAKARTA (JP): The Indonesian Bank Restructuring Agency (IBRA) raised Rp 163.81 billion (US$19.74 million) from auctioning its properties in August, an official said on Saturday.Godlip Pasaribu, head of administration of IBRA's Asset Management Credit, said properties in...            
        Mon, 11 Sep 2000
            Bank Mandiri helps small exporters
                Bank Mandiri helps small exporters CIPANAS, West Java (JP): State-owned Bank Mandiri has channeled some Rp 600 billion (US$71 million) in export financing over the past two months since the bank joined a loan syndication program to help export oriented firms.            
        Mon, 11 Sep 2000
            Poso refugees miss their homes
                Poso refugees miss their homes TENTENA, Central Sulawesi (JP): Both Christian and Muslim refugees in camps along the 205 km-overland route of Mangkutana- Pendolo-Tentena-Poso-coastal Poso speak with mixed feelings about their hometown, where hundreds have recently been killed.            
        Sun, 10 Sep 2000
            Audiences have a blast at ITB film theater
                Audiences have a blast at ITB film theaterBy Joko E.H. Anwar BANDUNG (JP): A number of young people here prefer to spend their Saturday nights at a modest movie theater. They have a blast, cheering, clapping and booing in the tradition of camp movies.            
        Sun, 10 Sep 2000
            Advice on getting color right
                Advice on getting color right JAKARTA (JP): Stylists Peter Saerang and Roy Casmito identified important points for people to consider in coloring their hair.Skin Sense: Look at your skin color and what tones will compliment it.            
        Sun, 10 Sep 2000
            The land of the Cendrawasih: Opportunities and threats
                The land of the Cendrawasih: Opportunities and threatsBy P. Semedi Exploring Irian Jaya is like diving into an ocean. One can never reach the bottom. The deeper one dives, the clearer the beauty and the more exotic it is. It is clear that this place is home to hidden beauty.            
        Sun, 10 Sep 2000
            Nusakambangan to host offroad event
                Nusakambangan to host offroad event SEMARANG (JP): Central Java-based offroaders grouped in the Nusakambangan Jeep Club (NJC) will organize the Nusakambangan Wisata Offroad 2000 on Nusakambangan island for national participants, an official said on Saturday.The event, from Sept. 22 to Sept.            
        Sun, 10 Sep 2000
            Diamond miners hope fate will shine on them one day
                Diamond miners hope fate will shine on them one dayText and photos by Ali Budiman CEMPAKA, South Kalimantan (JP): It is the stuff that dreams are made of for residents of this village, 50 kilometers from Banjarmasin.            
        Sun, 10 Sep 2000
            Modern artist inspired by village life
                Modern artist inspired by village lifeBy Tuti Gintini JAKARTA (JP): Only a few Indonesian painters are willing to stay in their hometowns or villages while pursuing robust artistic careers.One of those rare artists is Iwan Koeswana, a painter who decided to live in the outlying village of Cipedes...            
        Sun, 10 Sep 2000
            Indonesia 'must act quickly' to groom youngsters
                Indonesia 'must act quickly' to groom youngsters JAKARTA (JP): Indonesia must take immediate action in anticipation of a shortage of future tennis players due to a poor regeneration of athletes, especially in facing the next Olympic Games, Yayuk Basuki warned on Saturday.            
        Sun, 10 Sep 2000
            Shopping centers, malls enjoying upsurge in spending
                Shopping centers, malls enjoying upsurge in spendingBy I. Christianto JAKARTA (JP): Some shopping centers and malls in the capital are seeing the old habit of local shoppers return: spending their money on everything offered therein.            
        Sun, 10 Sep 2000
            It's not the wheels, but who's behind them!
                It's not the wheels, but who's behind them! JAKARTA (JP): Getting from point A to point B in a big city like Jakarta can be a real pain. Traffic jams are everywhere during rush hours and there are many hellish drivers who would not think twice of running you off the road.            
        Sun, 10 Sep 2000
            Guesswhat? Martha Tilaar
                Guesswhat? Martha Tilaar September is a special month for traditional cosmetics businesswoman Martha Tilaar, who celebrated her 63rd birthday on Sept. 4. This year, she got a few unexpected birthday gifts.            
        Sun, 10 Sep 2000
            Luxury cars a coveted commodity
                Luxury cars a coveted commodity Crisis, what crisis? A visitor to the country could be forgiven for having doubts based on the array of luxury model cars whizzing along Jakarta's streets. The Jakarta Post's Ida Indawati Khouw gets on track with the trend for newer, more expensive vehicles.            
        Sun, 10 Sep 2000
            VP gives thumbs down to sports achievements
                VP gives thumbs down to sports achievements JAKARTA (JP): Vice President Megawati Soekarnoputri used the national sports day on Saturday to lash out at those who would quickly pat themselves in the back, saying she was dissatisfied with the nation's achievements in the field of sports.            
        Sun, 10 Sep 2000
            Storytelling shines in 'Gadis Pantai'
                Storytelling shines in 'Gadis Pantai' Gadis Pantai (The Girl from the Coast); By Pramoedya Ananta Toer; Hastra Mitra, Jakarta (April 2000); vii + 231 pp; Rp 25,000. JAKARTA (JP): When you read the editor's note at the beginning of this book, you may be left pondering the same question as me: What...            
        Sun, 10 Sep 2000
            Andien shows talent beyond her years
                Andien shows talent beyond her yearsBy Tuti Gintini JAKARTA (JP): Three years ago, a 12-year-old girl came here to learn singing with musician Elfa Seciora. Elfa trained Andien and treated her as he did his other students.            
        Sun, 10 Sep 2000
            Tri aims to end Minarti partnership with gold
                Tri aims to end Minarti partnership with gold JAKARTA (JP): Indonesian mixed doubles player Tri Kusharjanto wants to end his partnership with Minarti Timur with the experience of bringing home a gold medal at the Olympic Games in Sydney next week.            
        Sun, 10 Sep 2000
            Irian Jaya province: An area rich in natural resources
                Irian Jaya province: An area rich in natural resources The province of Irian Jaya, the youngest province in the Republic of Indonesia, was formerly known as Irian Barat (West Irian) or West New Guinea before 1973 and as Netherlands New Guinea during the Dutch colonial years.