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Thu, 02 Jun 1994
No one is above the law: ABRI commander
No one is above the law: ABRI commander JAKARTA (JP): Commander of the Armed Forces (ABRI) Gen. Feisal Tanjung emphasized yesterday that no one is immune to the law, including former Air Force Chief of Staff Marshall (ret.
Thu, 02 Jun 1994
Russia leads skydiving event
Russia leads skydiving event JAKARTA (JP): Diving at 9,500-feet, the Russian team of four scored seven points in the relative work event of the Kopassus Open international skydiving championships. This gives them the lead at the end of the third day of the event, held in Serang, West Java on...
Thu, 02 Jun 1994
Kadin to promote research
Kadin to promote research JAKARTA (JP): The Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KADIN) will promote the establishment of research and development (R&D) programs in private firms to seek ways to boost the country's industrial exports in the coming years.
Thu, 02 Jun 1994
Revision of policies demanded on postal service, trucking
Revision of policies demanded on postal service, trucking JAKARTA (JP): Associations of courier firms and forwarders yesterday demanded that the government revise policies on postal services and introduce laws on cargo transportation and customs procedures.
Thu, 02 Jun 1994
New company law
New company law The bill on limited liability companies, or Perseroan Terbatas (PT), which was submitted to the House of Representatives last week is part of an overall reform of commercial laws, most of which date back to the 1930s when the country was still under Dutch colonial rule.
Thu, 02 Jun 1994
Elephants run amuck in Aceh
Elephants run amuck in Aceh BANDA ACEH: A herd of elephants raided a village in North Aceh, destroying houses and devouring plants.The elephants attacked Lubuk Tilam village last week. There were no reported casualties, the Antara news agency reported.
Thu, 02 Jun 1994
Double standard
Double standard Will someone please explain why a U.S. president pleading with the Singaporean government for clemency over a caning sentence for an American is considered Western imperialist intervention.
Thu, 02 Jun 1994
Businessmen see bright future for local stock market
Businessmen see bright future for local stock market JAKARTA (JP): The Indonesian capital market is in for a bright future due to the government's commitment to realigning the market's rules and management, foreign business leaders say.
Thu, 02 Jun 1994
Sentul to host Formula Cup Asia auto race
Sentul to host Formula Cup Asia auto race JAKARTA (JP): Formula-class racing will be added to this year's formula auto race, when Sentul international track host Formula Asia Cup, a single seater auto racing championship next month.
Thu, 02 Jun 1994
APEC meet will offer risks and rewards
APEC meet will offer risks and rewardsBy Larry Pintak JAKARTA (JP): The countdown to the invasion has begun. In early November, the troops will arrive. The weapons they wield are more powerful than any guns.
Thu, 02 Jun 1994
Bus driver jailed for murder of police officer
Bus driver jailed for murder of police officer JAKARTA (JP): A court in East Java has sentenced a bus driver to 14 years in jail for killing a police officer after a controversial trial in which evidence of the murder, according to his lawyer, was circumstantial.
Thu, 02 Jun 1994
Green campaign comes under the cloth
Green campaign comes under the clothBy Riyadi JAKARTA (JP): After helping with the government's family planning campaign, religious leaders are being asked to join in another crusade -- the campaign to preserve the environment.
Thu, 02 Jun 1994
Green technology needed to restore competitive edge
Green technology needed to restore competitive edge JAKARTA (JP): The promotion of green products could offset the erosion of the competitive advantage of Indonesia's low labor costs on the international market, State Minister for the Environment Sarwono Kusumaatmadja said yesterday.
Thu, 02 Jun 1994
Thai seamen arrested
Thai seamen arrested PALEMBANG, South Sumatra: Forty-nine Thai seamen, including five ship captains, are in detention after being rounded up by the Marine Police for illegally fishing in provincial waters.Southern Sumatra Police Chief Col.
Thu, 02 Jun 1994
Aussie expert proposes waterfront project
Aussie expert proposes waterfront project JAKARTA (JP): A senior Australian urban planning expert has underlined the need for the Jakarta city administration to implement the proposed waterfront project as a means of alleviating the burdens of urbanization.
Thu, 02 Jun 1994
Students actively defy ban on street demonstrations
Students actively defy ban on street demonstrations BANDUNG (JP): Students of several local universities yesterday staged another protest only five days after the West Java military chief imposed a ban on all street demonstrations.
Thu, 02 Jun 1994
Edi regrets ICKI's failure to materialize
Edi regrets ICKI's failure to materialize JAKARTA (JP): Minister of Defense and Security Gen. (retired) Edi Sudradjat expressed regret yesterday that the plan to set up a new intellectuals organization with a more nationalistic outlook fell through.
Thu, 02 Jun 1994
ADB identifies 50 projects for growth triangle
ADB identifies 50 projects for growth triangle MEDAN, North Sumatra (JP): The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has identified 50 projects, policies and programs for the establishment of the Indonesia-Malaysia-Thailand Growth Triangle (IMT-GT) cooperation, a vice president of the bank says.William R.
Thu, 02 Jun 1994
Deregulation needed to boost textile exports
Deregulation needed to boost textile exports JAKARTA (JP): Deregulatory measures, simplification of procedures and heightened productivity are needed to increase textile exports, an industry spokesman says.
Thu, 02 Jun 1994
Promoting democracy in a transitional society
Promoting democracy in a transitional societyBy Mochtar Buchori JAKARTA (JP): In a recent discussion about democracy the participants heatedly debated the best methodology and approach to the topic.The following question ultimately divided the participants into two opposing groups: What is the best...
Thu, 02 Jun 1994
Pelita Harapan school denies internal dispute
Pelita Harapan school denies internal dispute TANGERANG (JP): Foreign teachers and the management of the year old elite school Sekolah Pelita Harapan have denied local newspaper reports that there is a rift between them."That's not true.
Thu, 02 Jun 1994
Bali trip turns Nadya into fashion phenomenon
Bali trip turns Nadya into fashion phenomenonBy Todd Nissen CHICAGO (Reuter): She has never advertised, and her clothes cannot be found in retail stores. But the Chicago native known as Nadya has become a one-person fashion phenomenon working out of the Indonesian island of Bali.
Thu, 02 Jun 1994
Suspected killer's defense brushed aside
Suspected killer's defense brushed aside JAKARTA (JP): The prosecution in the trial of Gunadi Tjahyo Wargo, a soothsayer charged with the gruesome killing of a North Jakarta doctor, asked the North Jakarta District Court yesterday to disregard arguments from the defense that their indictment is...
Thu, 02 Jun 1994
Sujudi gets honoris causa
Sujudi gets honoris causa JAKARTA: Minister of Health Sujudi has received a Doctor Honoris Causa from the Monash University, Australia for his outstanding service to the science of microbiology and education when he was rector of the Indonesian University, the Antara news agency reported.
Thu, 02 Jun 1994
Linus vacates his Ragunan house
Linus vacates his Ragunan house Former director of the Ragunan Zoo, Linus Simanjuntak, together with his family, yesterday unhappily vacated a house they had occupied for over two decades.Lina, a daughter of the veterinary surgeon, left the keys to the large house located in the center of the zoo...
Thu, 02 Jun 1994
Caption controversy
Caption controversy The title of the letter "A missing alum" (The Jakarta Post, May 28, 1994) caught my attention and prompted this response.As far as I know, the word 'alum' refers to a chemical compound and not a former student.
Thu, 02 Jun 1994
President's dialog with farmers
President's dialog with farmersFrom ProspekPresident Soeharto is fond of talking with farmers and villagers on his visits to rural areas. Usually he also asks them to tell him about their difficulties and needs.When the President visited Jambi last month, he talked to a farmers' representative.
Thu, 02 Jun 1994
'Art Project' aimed at enhancing cultural identity
'Art Project' aimed at enhancing cultural identityBy Amir Sidharta JAKARTA (JP): An exhibition of the works of five Indonesian artists and five of their Dutch counterparts reveals that even though the artists seem to be using an artistic language that may be considered universal, the works of art...
Thu, 02 Jun 1994
10 killed in road collision
10 killed in road collision MEDAN, North Sumatra: Ten people were killed when a bus collided with a truck in Rantau Prapat, about 315 kilometers from Medan, on Tuesday.North Sumatra Police spokesman Lt. Col.
Thu, 02 Jun 1994
Travel woes
Travel woes Having finished a one-month trip to Southeast Asia, my wife and I were very disappointed with regard to our visit to Java.We have two main reasons for our dissatisfaction, namely:* It is most disturbing to always be attacked by all kinds of "service people" when arriving or leaving a...
Thu, 02 Jun 1994
Lippo Pacific gets $16.5m syndicated loan
Lippo Pacific gets $16.5m syndicated loan JAKARTA (JP): PT Lippo Pacific, a property company, has obtained a loan of US$16.5 million from a syndication of domestic banks to finance the establishment of a five-star hotel in the Lippo Village residential area in Tangerang, West Java.
Thu, 02 Jun 1994
The caning case
The caning case Bravo Gary Gentry--at last someone gets closer to the crux of where the "punishment-fit-the-crime" debate should be focused.It is a brave person indeed who from the relative comfort of Jakarta tries to step inside Michael Fay to determine whether he is a criminal, a victim or a...
Thu, 02 Jun 1994
Fire guts five shops
Fire guts five shops SEMARANG, Central Java: Five shops in downtown Pekalongan have been razed by fire, causing financial losses of around Rp 200 million ($95,000), the Antara news agency reported.Witnesses said the fire was believed to have been started by a short circuit at one of the shops.
Thu, 02 Jun 1994
15 families lose homes
15 families lose homes SORONG, Irian Jaya: Fifteen families were displaced when a fire razed their homes in Sorong, the Antara news agency reported.Most of the inhabitants are traders who were renting their homes. They now have to live with their relatives nearby.
Thu, 02 Jun 1994
East Timor won't be fooled by Manila conference: Abilio
East Timor won't be fooled by Manila conference: Abilio DILI, East Timor (JP): Governor Abilio Jose Osorio Soares said yesterday he was sure the ongoing Manila conference would not affect East Timorese's sense of being part of Indonesia.
Thu, 02 Jun 1994
W. Jakarta mayor ready for police questioning
W. Jakarta mayor ready for police questioning JAKARTA (JP): West Jakarta Mayor Sutardjianto is ready to give an explanation to the police of his alleged role in the falsification of land deeds.Monny Manangka, a spokesman for city hall, told reporters yesterday the allegations of corruption made by...
Thu, 02 Jun 1994
After reshuffle, Armed Forces lose best speakers in House
After reshuffle, Armed Forces lose best speakers in HouseBy Pandaya JAKARTA (JP): The powerful Armed Forces (ABRI) lost its best speakers, Maj. Gen. Raja Kami Sembiring Meliala and Maj. Gen. Samsudin, when it withdrew 18 of its 100 appointees at the House of Representatives yesterday.
Thu, 02 Jun 1994
Draw for Asiad soccer event
Draw for Asiad soccer event HIROSHIMA, Japan (AFP): World Cup participants South Korea will take on China, while Saudi Arabia will play Kuwait in the opening games of the Hiroshima Asian Games men's football tournament in October.
Thu, 02 Jun 1994
NAM endorses Indonesia's views as discussion basis
NAM endorses Indonesia's views as discussion basisBy Oei Eng Goan CAIRO (JP): Foreign ministers of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) endorsed Indonesia's reports and views on the movement's activities since it assumed chairmanship in 1992 as a basis for talks in their eleventh meeting, the Indonesian...
Wed, 01 Jun 1994
Information on computers
Information on computers I'd like to commend The Jakarta Post for publishing a very interesting and rather advanced computer article, Fast lane computing with new CPUs and OSes, by James O. Scharf (May 23, 1994). However, there are various errors within the article I'd like to point out.
Wed, 01 Jun 1994
Authorities' move to seize Tebet site turns into conflict
Authorities' move to seize Tebet site turns into conflict JAKARTA (JP): Dozens of people were injured and several cars damaged yesterday in an ugly stone throwing incident when an attempt by security forces to occupy the site of the Tebet fire was resisted by the area's former homeowners.
Wed, 01 Jun 1994
Indonesia needs US$26 billion for its power projects
Indonesia needs US$26 billion for its power projects JAKARTA (JP): Indonesia will increase its power generation capacity by 13,000 megawatts (MW) during the newly begun Sixth Five Year Development Plan (Repelita VI) to meet rapidly increasing demand for electricity, a minister says.
Wed, 01 Jun 1994
Candlelight procession in sympathy for AIDS victims
Candlelight procession in sympathy for AIDS victimsBy Lewa Pardomuan JAKARTA (JP): You lay on your bed, no more smile on your face, your hair falls. You don't have strength anymore. AIDS, you have taken many victimsThose simple lines were read at the candlelight procession here last month to...
Wed, 01 Jun 1994
Indonesian students set to retain title in S'pore
Indonesian students set to retain title in S'pore JAKARTA (JP): Indonesia is out to retain the overall title at the ASEAN Students Games and will send 160 athletes to take part in all the 10 events of the competition scheduled for June 19-25 in Singapore.
Wed, 01 Jun 1994
Italian cultural center
Italian cultural centerFrom Bisnis IndonesiaI am a university student and want to study Italian language. I was surprised to learn that the Italian Cultural Center on Jl. Diponegoro had been closed because its director died and no successor has been appointed so far, despite the great demand from...
Wed, 01 Jun 1994
AC Milan keeping its fans waiting
AC Milan keeping its fans waiting JAKARTA (JP): AC Milan decided to extend its stay in Singapore for 24 hours and delay its visit here for two international exhibition matches."They need more time to recover after their Latin American tour," promoter Eddy Sofyan said yesterday.
Wed, 01 Jun 1994
UI will get new professor
UI will get new professor Benny Hoedoro Hoed, 57, of the faculty of literature at the University of Indonesia (UI) will be inducted as professor on Saturday.The induction ceremony will held Saturday at the Convention Center at the university's new campus in Depok, West Java, where Hoed will give a...
Wed, 01 Jun 1994
Alatas is getting better but remains hospitalized
Alatas is getting better but remains hospitalized JAKARTA (JP): Minister of Foreign Affairs Ali Alatas, who suffered a minor heart attack last week, is said to be recovering but will remain hospitalized for some time.
Wed, 01 Jun 1994
Crackdown on people 'jockeying' test for dishonest students
Crackdown on people 'jockeying' test for dishonest students JAKARTA (JP): The organizing committee of the state university entrance test (UMPTN) will apply a special method to minimize the role of jockeys, people who are paid to take the tests in the names of aspiring students.
Wed, 01 Jun 1994
Where to go in Jakarta:
Where to go in Jakarta:Music * The Aryaduta Jakarta, Jl. Prapatan 44-48, Central Jakarta: - Ambassador Lounge: Amir (pianist) Monday to Friday 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m., Saturday 8 a.m. to 10 a.m.; Boece (pianist) & Rima Monday to Thursday 7 p.m. to 11:30 p.m., Friday & Saturday 7 p.m. to 00:30 a.m.