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Mon, 06 Jan 2003
Caption photo: 3 cols
Caption photo: 3 cols NEW HOTEL: President Megawati Soekarnoputri (center) inaugurates the Nirmala Biak Beach Hotel, an international hotel owned by the Djajanti Group, in Biak, Papua. Witnessing the dedication were (from left) Papua Governor Jaap P Solossa, Minister of Mines and Energy Purnomo...
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
Water supplies to be disrupted
Water supplies to be disrupted JAKARTA: Water supplies in 82 subdistricts in East, North and Central Jakarta will be disrupted on Monday due to a power cut at the Pondok Kelapa electricity relay station in East Jakarta.The power cut, which will take place from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
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;AFP;KOD; ANPAu..r.. Aglance-Philippines-Muslim Muslim rebel group peace negotiator gunned down in Philippines JP/10/ASEAN Rebel peace negotiator gunned down PHILIPPINES: A lone assailant has shot and killed a peace negotiator for a Muslim separatist group in the Philippines, the military said on...
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
Crush GAM if
Crush GAM if they betrayThe public was shocked to learn from the army chief of staff Gen. Ryamizard Ryacudu that the Free Aceh Movement (GAM) had shot Acehnese and members of the Indonesian military. According to the Indonesian military, since the signing of the Cessation of Hostilities Agreement...
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
Protests over price hikes to haunt rupiah and stocks: Experts
Protests over price hikes to haunt rupiah and stocks: ExpertsA'an Suryana, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta Stock investors are expected to take a cautious approach this week amid growing protest over utility price hikes and a controversy over the recent sale of government shares in state- owned...
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
Presidential election bill favors top political parties
Presidential election bill favors top political partiesTiarma Siboro, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta The administration of President Megawati Soekarnoputri continues to overlook people's aspirations despite the fact that public support is thinning very rapidly.
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
Shopping centers violate bylaw
Shopping centers violate bylaw JAKARTA: The city council urged the administration to take action against six companies that manage shopping centers here for failing to provide space for small-scale traders.
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
FOR ADVERORTIAL: BATAM - SUNDAY
FOR ADVERORTIAL: BATAM - SUNDAY A portrait of reality: Batam through eyes of expatriates Although Indonesia is now under an unfavorable international spotlight, Batam Island continues to portray a positive image to the outside world, a fact proven by the results of an Oct.
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
Transnational challenges to RI's security
Transnational challenges to RI's securityAndi Widjajanto, International Fellow, National Defense University, Washington, D.C. The global campaign against terrorism symbolizes a much larger trend: The emerging tendency of nation-states to turn their focus to transnational security threats.
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
No management at Kota Wisata
No management at Kota WisataFrom KompasIn 1997, I bought a house in Kota Wisata of Bogor, West Java, as I was attracted by its security system, its comfort and the facilities offered.Unfortunately, comfort has now gone from Kota Wisata as this housing estate turns into a recreation spot every...
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
Cellular operators to invest US$1 billion this year
Cellular operators to invest US$1 billion this yearThe Jakarta Post, Jakarta The country's cellular phone operators are projected to invest some US$1 billion this year to expand their networks to meet growing demand, according to the Indonesian Cellular Phone Operators Association (ATSI).
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
Angelique/Fernandez notch up first round's win in Canberra
Angelique/Fernandez notch up first round's win in CanberraMusthofid, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta Angelique Widjaja was well warmed up ahead of her singles match at the Canberra Classic women's tennis tournament when she teamed up with Argentinean Clarisa Fernandez to beat Virginie Razzano and Silvija...
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
Opposition mounts against price hikes, govt unmoved
Opposition mounts against price hikes, govt unmovedKurniawan Hari and Apriadi Gunawan, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta/Medan There has been upsurge in opposition against the unpopular decision to increase fuel, gas, electricity and telephone charges, but the government appears undeterred by the growing...
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
Development devastates environment
Development devastates environmentT. Sima Gunawan, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta Shopping malls have become a necessity for a metropolis like Jakarta. It is a place where people can shop conveniently in fully air-conditioned stores, enjoy various kinds of food, watch the latest movies, or just hang out...
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
Flyovers or
Flyovers or underpasses needed From Warta Kota The TB Simatupang outer ring road may solve the traffic jams in several spots in South Jakarta. Actually, neither the toll road or the artery roads are too crowded, except in areas close to an intersection.
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
Police name suspect in explosive materials possession case
Police name suspect in explosive materials possession caseThe Jakarta Post, Jakarta A 43-year old man has been named a suspect for allegedly possessing almost a half ton of ammonium nitrate, the same explosive material used in the Bali bombings, police in the Central Sulawesi capital of Palu said...
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
Price hike protests not a big threat to Megawati: Analysts
Price hike protests not a big threat to Megawati: AnalystsThe Jakarta Post, Jakarta Mounting calls for President Megawati Soekarnoputri to step down over the recent hikes in fuel, energy and telephone rates will likely fizzle in the coming weeks as the political elite remains intent on keeping her...
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
Furor over Indosat sale
Furor over Indosat sale It is saddening to note that a strategic sale that was supposed to be the deal of the year and become a strong building- block for helping restore confidence in the country amid the gloomy economic outlook has been turned into a controversy by several narrow-minded...
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
Bali suspect's case file `still lacking'
Bali suspect's case file `still lacking'The Jakarta Post, Jakarta With the police about to submit the case file on one of the alleged Bali bombers to prosecutors today, analysts say that while the evidence against the suspected bombers is strong, it is not sufficient to prove their links to an...
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
Birth certificate fees
Birth certificate fees From Warta Kota North Jakarta municipality head, Soebagio, has often said he would dump into a garbage bin all praise but will treasure criticism about the municipality administration's performance.
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
Judge faces bribery accusation
Judge faces bribery accusation JAKARTA: The Supreme Court has prohibited judge Torang Tampubolon from handling cases after allegations arose that he sought a bribe from a plaintiff appearing before his court.
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
'Bajaj' cause traffic congestion
'Bajaj' cause traffic congestionFrom Warta KotaIn my opinion, the traffic congestion around the Mayestic Market/Taman Puring in South Jakarta is attributable to the presence of bajaj (three-wheeled motorized vehicles).
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
Jakartans' dreams of accessible public parks remain unfulfilled
Jakartans' dreams of accessible public parks remain unfulfilled Tertiani ZB Simanjuntak and Evi Mariani The Jakarta Post Jakarta Living in the concrete jungle that is Jakarta, a visit to public parks can be relaxing. But fewer and fewer people go there.
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
Influential religious leaders oppose reopening of TPL
Influential religious leaders oppose reopening of TPLMoch. N. Kurniawan, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta Influential religious organizations and non-governmental organizations have expressed their support to the people of Porsea, North Sumatra, who are opposed to the planned reopening of pulp producer PT...
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
'Nothing has been
'Nothing has been done for education' Thanks for publishing my article in Yesterday's issue of the Jakarta Post. However, the title of the article, which is not mine, is a false generalization and too provocative.
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
Sardono cherishes his good fortune
Sardono cherishes his good fortuneTantri Yuliandini, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta Some say success is 90 percent hard work and 10 percent talent, but famed Indonesian dancer and choreographer Sardono Waluyo Kusumo says luck also has plenty to do with his success.
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
Legal experts support plan to sue govt over R&D policy
Legal experts support plan to sue govt over R&D policyMoch. N. Kurniawan, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta Legal experts have come out in support of plans by non- governmental organizations (NGOs) to take legal action against the government over the issuance of a presidential instruction exonerating some...
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
Protests over price hike threaten economy
Protests over price hike threaten economyA'an Suryana, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta The growing protests over a series of government economic policy decisions taken since the start of the new year could potentially lead to serious social and political turmoil that could badly affect the overall...
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
Never pass judgment
Never pass judgment without evidence The Dec. 28 shooting of Else Bonay Rumbiak, the wife of the director of the Human Rights Advocacy Study Institute (Elsham), Johanis Rumbiak, by an unknown gunman in Papua has given rise to rumors about the perpetrators, and recent accusations of the...
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
Four killed in attacks by armed gang in E. Timor
Four killed in attacks by armed gang in E. TimorJose Belo, Associated Press, Dili Screaming "We are coming back for you!" a gang armed with automatic rifles raided two villages in newly independent East Timor, killing four people and injuring eight, eyewitnesses said on Sunday.
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
1. Protest -- 4 cols, 2 lines, 60 pts BB, 28 counts each
1. Protest -- 4 cols, 2 lines, 60 pts BB, 28 counts each Opposition mounts against price hikes, govt unmoved 2. Timor -- 1 col, 4 lines, 28 pts BB, 10 counts each Four killed in attacks by armed gang in E. Timor 3.
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
Bill allows convicts to lead legislative body
Bill allows convicts to lead legislative bodyKurniawan Hari, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta House Speaker Akbar Tandjung, who has been convicted of misusing Rp 40 billion (US$4.49 million) in state funds and sentenced to three years in jail by the Central Jakarta District Court, would probably smile if...
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
Furor over Indosat sale
Furor over Indosat sale It is saddening to note that a strategic sale that was supposed to be the deal of the year and become a strong building- block for helping restore confidence in the country amid the gloomy economic outlook has been turned into a controversy by several narrow-minded...
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
'Bajaj' cause
'Bajaj' cause traffic congestionFrom Warta Kota In my opinion, the traffic congestion around the Mayestic Market/Taman Puring in South Jakarta is attributable to the presence of bajaj (three-wheeled motorized vehicles).
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
Indonesia still respect
Indonesia still respect the "one China policy" Jusuf Wanandi Founder and Member Board of Trustees Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) Jakarta If there is one country that understands more fully what China's "one-China policy" means, that country is Indonesia.
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
Jakartans brace for flooding as rains come
Jakartans brace for flooding as rains comeBambang Nurbianto, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta People living in the city's flood-prone areas said on Saturday they were ready to face the annual calamity, which, according to a forecast from the Meteorology and Geophysics Agency (BMG), might occur this week.
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
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Mon, 06 Jan 2003
Body found at resort could be missing Singapore naval officer
Body found at resort could be missing Singapore naval officerAgence France-Presse, Singapore A body found on Sunday at a beach resort on the Indonesian island of Bintan could be one of three Singaporean naval officers missing after their ship collided with a merchant vessel, the defense ministry...
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
Business and
Business and globalizationFrom Suara Karya Millions of Indonesians rely on small and medium-size businesses for a living, with these businesses accounting for 94 percent of business activity in Indonesia.
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
Denial and crisis in the nation's power system
Denial and crisis in the nation's power systemWimar Witoelar, Public Communications Specialist, Jakarta We are not talking about terrorism here. Nor are we talking about the Indosat controversy. They are unrelated events but both contribute to the chronic crisis that sends Indonesia deeper and...
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
Indonesia and ASEAN must move on together
Indonesia and ASEAN must move on togetherPhilips J Vermonte CSIS In the past three decades, ASEAN has been the corner stone of Indonesia's foreign policy. But, things have changed rapidly, triggered by the economic crisis and its severe consequences starting from 1997.
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
Message from the Ambassador
Message from the Ambassador On this auspicious occasion of the 55th anniversary of the Independence Day of the Union of Myanmar, I have great pleasure to convey warmest greetings and best wishes of the Government and the people of the Union of Myanmar to the Government and people of the Republic of...
Mon, 06 Jan 2003
Let's strike back: Cut down electricity use
Let's strike back: Cut down electricity useZatni Arbi, Columnist, Jakarta, zatni@cbn.net.id So the government has done it again. They approved increases in telephone rates, electricity rates and fuel prices, all at the same time.
Sun, 05 Jan 2003
Malaysian filmmaker ready to challenge viewers
Malaysian filmmaker ready to challenge viewersHera Diani, The Jakarta Post, Singapore The seven-minute film is called Checkpoint, a story about what it feels like to travel in a post-Sept. 11 world, where you receive extra attention just because your passport contains stamps from countries...
Sun, 05 Jan 2003
Flyovers or
Flyovers or underpasses needed From Warta Kota The TB Simatupang outer ring road may solve the traffic jams in several spots in South Jakarta. Actually, neither the toll road or the artery roads are too crowded, except in areas close to an intersection.
Sun, 05 Jan 2003
Fresh fish in city? Dream on, they're frozen for weeks
Fresh fish in city? Dream on, they're frozen for weeksEvi Mariani, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta If you are a big fan of sushi or sashimi, or have a taste for seafood and live in Jakarta, you will need to make a real effort to enjoy the best.
Sun, 05 Jan 2003
[i]Despite the increasing number of modern, lavish supermarkets and
Despite the increasing number of modern, lavish supermarkets and hypermarkets which offer convenient shopping, traditional markets in the capital, many of which are in a deteriorating condition, are still bustling with activity. The Jakarta Post's Arya Abhiseka, Sari P. Setiogi, Moh.
Sun, 05 Jan 2003
Family matters for R&B singer Ingram
Family matters for R&B singer IngramPrimastuti Handayani, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta Attending a gala dinner with James Ingram was the best way to spend New Year's Eve, not only because of his songs that took me back to the '80s, but also to fulfill my curiosity to see a live performance by the 1981...
Sun, 05 Jan 2003
Ciputat Market faces uncertain future
Ciputat Market faces uncertain futureSari P. Setiogi, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta One of the most popular traditional markets in the Greater Jakarta area is Ciputat Market. But looking at its present condition, people may doubt whether the market -- which was established in 1932 by the Dutch colonial...
Sun, 05 Jan 2003
Jailed American nurse to be transported to Jakarta
Jailed American nurse to be transported to JakartaNani Farida and Debbie A. Lubis, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta/Banda Aceh Lawyers of jailed American nurse Joy Lee Sadler expressed on Saturday their disappointment with the refusal by all of the hospitals in Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam province to treat...