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Friday, October 16, 2009
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Headlines
- Producers demand review of liquor tax after deaths
- Lawmakers the butt of the joke in the tobacco war
- Thousands of families still homeless as UN steps in
- Kadin offers points of return to leverage investment
- Too early for top female ministers: SBY aide
- Radical Islamic groups target university students
- KPK lawyer hints at new evidence to refute charges
- Blowing smoke: City targets polluting vehicles
- Antasari’s indictment ‘sleazy fairy tale’
- Text your say SBY's first term
City
- S. Tangerang to build new office next year
- Jakartans thrive on challenges
- Customs foil drug smuggling plot at airport
- Heritage Trust marks fifth anniversary
- Old monikers are here to stay
- Puskesmas at the forefront of mental health services
- Green tip of the week
- Police HQ good turf for bike thieves impersonating officers
- ID card raids held to weed out migrants
- Police shoot two `red axe' thugs in the legs
Bali
- Families flock to beaches, malls after celebration
- Mayor issues directive to control rabies
- Man copulating with cow shocks village
- Wild deers supervise Bali silent Galungan worshippers
East Java
- Cross Cultural Festival opens in Surabaya
- Surabaya River `should not be drinking water source'
- Demands for Sumberjambe products soar by 150 percent
Opinion
- Editorial: Give SBY-JK a six for trying
- RI as a major greenhouse gas emitter
- Costs and benefits of low-carbon economy
- Comments: Govt to issue ruling on batik
- The end of RI’s democracy or a rebirth of pluralism?
- National oil management reforms imperative (Part 2 of 2)
Reader's Forum
- Issues: `Selat Sunda bridge: Creating connections?'
- Letter: Airport toilet facilities
- Letter: Public services under Fauzi
- E. Java, France to develop economic cooperation
- Letter: On the `crazy fracas'
- E. Java to focus on developing `pesantren'
- SMS: SBY's performance
The Archipelago
- Semarang starts building dam to control floods
- Bylaw limits companies ability in hiring labor
- River `should not be drinking water source'
- Wild deers supervise worshippers
- Mangroves disappearing fast with global appetite for shrimp
- Musicians protest art center's demolition
- Explosion damages police building
- Villager copulating with cow shocks residents in Bali
- Drug convict sworn in as council vice speaker
- Riau prosecutors investigate budget fraud worth Rp 116b
National
- PDI-P stalwart loves wife more than Cabinet seat offers
- Yudhoyono urged to replace all KPU commissioners
- Death toll from W. Sumatra earthquake reaches 1,117
- Speaking limited, attendance mandatory
- Police to dispatch 140 officers to Darfur
- Govt doubtful to punish `dirty' firms
- RI shares business skills with Palestinians
- Govt demanded to ratify UN convention
- Right now!
- House's smallest parties pledge to be critical
- Congratulation
- PDI-P stalwart loves wife more than Cabinet seat offers
Business
- Happy Anniversary
- IFC allocates Indonesia up to $400 million per year
- Jasa Marga aiming to raise Rp 650b
- BCA, Citibank most trusted payment card in RI: Survey
- Investors still bullish about stocks, expect gain in Q4
- Tangguh may operate at half capacity in 2010: BPMigas
- Antam expects to increase output by 42 percent
- Investment up 400 percent under Yudhoyono
- Govt pushes community forest development
Sports
- PRSI wants water polo team sent to Games
- Wisut and Kwanchai set early pace at Emeralda
- Singapore's Lau wins Women's Grade A Masters
World
People
Lifestyle
Culture
Java Brew
What's On
- Festival of India
10/29/2009 12/15/2009 Balai Kartini & Umar Ismail Hall, Jakarta
- Imagemakers of the Future: Photography exhibition
10/10/2009 11/30/2009 Alila Ubud Desa Melinggih Kelod Payangan, Gianyar 80572, Bali - Timeless Change
11/05/2009 12/07/2009 Ganesha Gallery, Four Seasons Hotel Jimbaran, Bali. - Choreography of Colours; Sardono W. Kusumo's first solo painting exhibition
11/12/2009 12/12/2009 vivi yip art room Annexe Ciputra World Marketing Gallery Jalan Prof Satrio Kav 11, Casablanca
Your Voice
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Question:
Millions of Muslims gather in Mecca to perform haj pilgrimage these days, while many others sacrifice livestock in their hometowns. How can Muslims reflect the teachings in daily life? Send your thoughts by email to readersforum@ thejakartapost.com or by SMS to +628111872772. Please include your name and city.