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Color Rendition Chart 4cm NEWS MAKER George Bush Has Come Under Fire From Opposition PRESIDENT George Bush on Tuesday defended his decision to end the Gulf War before making certain Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein was removed from power. In a USA Today interview, a portion of which was aired on Cable News Network. Bush said it was uncertain Saddam could have been captured or how allied troops would have extricated themselves from Bagdad. "If the objective was to get Saddam Hussein, where was he, how do you do that and to know how they (U.S. troops) were going to come out. I'm sorry, I don't care what the politics of that are, as commander-in-chief I would not do that to one single soldier," he said. Bush, in a tough election year, the come under fire from opposi- tion Democrats and others for ending the war with Saddam still in power and seemingly of late growing stronger and more confrontation. The president in the interview also scotched talk that he might abandon his re-election campaign and angrily accused Democra- tic challenger Bill Clinton of using "sleaze and dirty campaig- ning" against him. "I'm not only not going to drop out (of the presidential race). I'm confident I'm going to win." Bush said during an interview with USA Today. He added that his health was good "in spite of all these nutty rumours that float around the press room" adn that he was eager to take on Clinton. (Rtr). Halaman 10 Bali Post English Corner Shelling Suspends Sarajevo Airport Aid Operations Sarajevo- Heavy shelling on Tuesday forces the United Nation to suspend relief operation at Sara- jevo airport for 72 hours. Serb leaders meanwhile ordered a general mobilisation in areas of Bosnia under their control to counter what they described as an all-out offesive by Moslem and Croat forces. For the Moslem and Croat side, Sarajevo Radio said all citi- zens with weapons should report to defence units to help break the Serb siege. More than 8.000 people have died in fighting pitting pro- independent from Yugoslavia in March. Tuesday's bombardment follo- wed a mortar attack on a ceme- tery during a funeral for two chil- dren killed by snipers as the youngsters were evacuated from an orphanage. The grandmother of one of the youngsters was se- riously wounded. The burials took place as about 40 children who survived the weekend sniper attack arrived at a children's home in Germany where they have been offered asylum. Some were reported suf- fering from stress, shock and malnutrition. In Washington, a State Depar- tment official said the United States and its allies were wor- king one a U.N. resolution that would authorise military force to make sure relief supplies flow through the former Yugoslavia. A Statement issued in New York in the name of U.N. Secre- tary-General Boutros Boutros- Ghali condemned the pounding of Sarajevo airport, which he said appeared to be deliberate. The shelling halted humanita- rian flights three times during the day, and beginning at 6 p.m. (1600 GMT) U.N. relief opera- tions were suspended for 72 hours. Aircraft Safety Jeopardised The attacks jeopardised the safety of both U.N. personnel and aircraft, as well as the security of Dalam menyambut Olimpiade Barcelona '92 GoldStar GOOD C r he memberikan hadiah langsung!!! T.Shirt sporty GoldStar GARANSI 4 Tahun LEMARI ES GR-141 official sponsor of the Goldspor 庭 GR-252 GR-051 Goldstar Cangkir cantik Topi trendy Khusus untuk setiap 333 pembelian Lemari Es GoldStar, Anda mendapatkan ✰ 1 buah T-shirt 1 buah Topi trendy 2 buah Cangkir cantik Kunjungi segera toko terdekat Berlaku 20 Juli-31 Agustus '92 GoldStar Barcelona 92 GR-303 PT. ASTRA INTERNATIONAL Official Sponsor of the 1992 Olympic Summer Games HONDA SALES OPERATION CABANG DENPASAR JL. COKROAMINOTO NO. 80-UBUNG TELP. 35338, 35042, 36285 DENPASAR the humanitarian supplies being flown in to the besieged Bosnian capital. During the 72-hour suspen- sion, the deputy commander of the U.N. Protection Force in Yu- goslavia, Major-General Phi- lippe Morillon of France, would travel to Sarajevo to assess the si- tuation, the United Nations said. "After 72 hours, and in light of General Morillon's report, a deci- sion will be taken with regard to the future of the operation," it added. He will seek a reffirmation from all parties of their commit- ment to a June 6 accord which made it possible to open the air- port and in particular, try to re- establish the ceasefire, increa- singly violated in recent days. In the meantime, the United Nations and its humanitarian agencies would continues to make every effort to deliver relief supplies by land to the strife- affected region of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the U.N. statement added. Only last weekend the huma- nitarian airlift through Sarajevo airport recorded its 500th mercy flight since it began on July 3. Be- fore the flights began, the estima- ted 450.000 people in and around Sarajevo had been cut off by fierce fighting for three months. "We are working with our allies on resolution which would aut- horise necessary measures" to protect humanitarian convoys, U.N. Assistant Secretary of State Thomas Niles said in Washington. Need Of Protection Force "The hope is that the adoption of the resolution would obviate te need for force," he told the House Foreign Affairs subcommittee on Europe and the Middle East. President George Bush has not ruled out providing U.S. air and naval forces for a U.N. mission, and Niles's statement came as journalists reported a step-tip in Serbian atrocities, including the operation of Nazi like centration camps. But Niles said the United Sta- tes had no confirmation of such atrocities, Just 24 hours earlier State Departement spokesman Richard Boucher appeared to cor- roborate press reports of Serbian death camps. The U.N. Security Council de- manded on Tuesday that the Red Cross and other international bo- dies be allowed to inspect camps and prisons in former Yugosla- via, particularly Bosnia-Herze- govina, following the reports of atrocities. A statement read at a brief council meeting condemned any such human rights violations and said further information about the camps should imme- diately be made available to the council. It stressed that all parties were bound to comply with inter- national humanitarian law, par- ticularly the Geneva Conven- tions, and said that those who committed or ordered violations were individually responsible. (Reuter). ADUH, TOPENG SIDAKARYA.... ANAK MULA TUAH KERENG NGEJUK Aduh, topeng Sidakarya... memang terbiasa melaku- kan penangkapan! MIS, 6 AGUSTUS 1992 im Yustisi An Pelanggar IMB (4/ be pasar (Bali Post). Ketua Tim Yustisi Pemda Ba- ba AA. Ngurah Kusa, S.H., len geluarkan ancaman bagi arakat yang tak segera me- inn mendirikan bangunan rel Bahkan, mereka yang tak gurus IMB, bukan hanya di- lan he pengadilan, tetapi sete- da bulan diperingati, tetap M KAMIS, 6 AGUSTUS 1992 Sadha. 92. Dimbaran bandel bangunan akan kar uja Ol m pe Ketika melakukan sidak di da amatan Abiansemal, Selasa Te Direktur- Filly Laluyan, B.A. yang se- S elumnya Sekretaris Ditjen ba Pakan dilantik menjadi Di- D tur Pembinaan Grafika, ba PG ke Sudirwan yang sebelum- P menjabat Kakanwil D.I.Yo- D karta akan menjabat Direk- Pembinaan Pers Ditjen M doetojo Hoerip yang se- m amnya menjabat Kepala di blat Ahli Multi Media (AMM) da gyakarta akan dilantik seba- ti Pj Kakanwil Deppen D.I. yakarta. W m Drs. RM Sudiyanto yang se- lamnya menjabat Kepala iz alai Diklat Televisi Jakarta ca kan menjadi Pj Kepala Diklat a AMM Yogyakarta, dan Widodo, t ACARA TELEVIS Kamis, 6 Agustus 1992 07.00 Selamat Pagi Barcelona TRI XXV 08.10 Siaran Berita Pagi 08.15 Lanj. Ac. JAKARTA Selamat Pagi Bar- Stasiun celona XXV 15.00 Siaran Khusus Olimpiade Barcelona 18.00 Berita Nusantara 11.30 Drama Remaja 14.00 Negri Tercinta Nusantara 'DKI Jakarta' 19.15 Siaran Pedesaan 19.30 Pengajian Al Qur'an 19.35 Mimbar Agama Islam 20.00 Berita Nasional 2025 Tinjauan Acara Malam Ini 20.30 Film Seri Taggart 21.30 Dinamika 22.00 Dunia dalam Berita 22.30 Journal Olimpiade Barcelo- na XXV 00.05 Berita Terakhir 01.30 Siaran Khusus Barcelona XXV Wo, Sidakarya mask.... is certainly habitual to execu Kamis, 6 Agustus 1992 te capture! Tibetan Team To In China Ceremonies And Rituals (Part III) New Delhi- A high-level delegation of Ti- betan exiles will visit China for "open-minded" talks with Beijing over their decades-old demand for independence, a Tibetan lea- der said on Wednesday. Karma Gyatsho said a team headed by Gyalo Dundrup, brot- her of Tibet's spiritual leader the Dalai Lama, would visit China shortly. He could not give exact dates. Dundrup was visiting Beijing in June following a rare Chinese invitation to the Tibetans. "The delegation will not have an agenda. The Dalai Lama wants the discussions to be open- minded," said Gyatsho, a deputy Tibet's 46-member parliament-in-exile in the north Indian city of Dharmasala. in "We will try to explore a solu- tion without any preconditions," he said by telephone from Dharmasala, The decision to send a delega- tion to China was taken after the Tibetan assembly discussed Dundrup's earlier talks with Chi- nese officials in Beijing, Gyatsho said. He said the Chinese offered to hold autonomy talks with Ti- betan leaders during discussions with Dundrup in June. China has since denied its offe- red talks and Dundrup has decli- ned to talk about it during his Beijing visit. The Dalai Lama and some 100.000 Tibetan refugees have been living in India since 1959 when the Chinese crushed their pro-independence uprising. Gyatsho said last week there was nothing substantially new in the latest Chinese proposals. "(China's senior Deng Xiaoping had offered to hold similar talks in 1979. So you can call it a de- layed revival of that dialogue." But the Dalai Lama's chief spi- ritual adviser Thupten Ngodub said last week that Dundrup's talks had led to "substantive pro- gress" towards a settlement. Ngodub said the Dalai Lama would agree to hold autonomy talks with the Chinese "if the Ti- betan people would agree to such a solution." "We are fighting for complete independence from China. Clearly, there has to be a compro- mise," Ngodub said. (Rtr). III) PENDID 06.30 Kuliah Subuh 07.00 Siaran Oly mpiade Barcelona 07.30 Berita Pagi 08.00 Siaran Olym piade Barcelona 1100 Gelak Ria: Cinta Material - ALL Balinese people are re- priest or medium's shoulders. back into an effigy, which is again 08.00 Pendidikan SMTP: Fisika gular members of five to ten The visiting gods - basically an- burnt. Then only can the soul be 09.30 Pendidikan SMTP: Fisika temple congregations (house- cestral deities are welcomed sent to its heavenly abode, 1000 Wanita Indonesia: Lampion hold), kinship group, neighbor- with food - offering - and presen- through ceremonies "to the dekorasi hood, territorial village temple of ted with entertainment dances. mountain". Later, the soul will be 11.30 Vidia: Jigsaw the dead, ricefield temple). Since prepared an effigy, which will be 1130 Layar Perak: Semau Gue these temples have festivals once set up in the family's shrine: the every 210 days, a tremendous dead is back among its proportion of the Balinese's so- descendants. cial time is spent just for the pre- paration and implementation of the festivals. Participation is compulsory, lest one is expelled from the groups. that balance. -All religious events have tri- partite aspects: there must be a godly, a human as well as a demo- nic aspect, since gods, humans and demons are the three "wit- nesses" of the world, always kept in balance with each other. Offe- rings are used for the upkeep of The temple festival is the most common important reli- gious ceremony, It consists of the "calling down" of the gods and their "companions"-i.e. demons, for a visit that can last one, three or more days. The gods can come down through a trance: the Bali- nese say that they "perch" on a Dance de Barcelona The places where they alight are called the seats "pelinggih". 1330 Pendidikan SMTP (ulangan) When the gods are present, they 14.00 Pendidikan SMTP (ulangan) provide the holy water, which is called "the water from the feet of Kamis, 6 Agustus 1992 the gods". One of the main pro- 07.00 Jurnal Olimpiade cession of Balinese ritual is the Balinese dance is traditionally fetching of the holy water from inseparable from religion. There 08.10 Pertandingan Unggulan O- Barcelona the upstream river temple. is dance when masks and dan- -The other important cere- cers become "animated" by forces 1300 Film Alfie limpiade mony is the cremation. The cre- from the outside world. Before a 15.30 Siaran Langsung Olimpia- mation is the ritual playing of the performance, masks and costu- process of release. During the cremation, the body is believed to mes are "brought to life" through 1830 Penyegaran Rohani Agama be taken from the lower impurest "talk" and be brought back to 19.00 Film Seri Out Of This World a ceremony. They will eventually Islam part of the compound, where it sleep (mekolem) Dancers too vi- 19.30 Seputar Indonesia has been washed and prepared, sit certain special shrines to get 20.00 Berita Nasional TVRI to the impurest, and usually the the taksu (divine inspiration po- 20.30 FS. Superforce lowest part of the village; there it wer) of dance upon their shoul- 21.00 Serial New Mission Impos- is burned, and the ashes are ders. Thus, dance is not perfor- thrown into the see. The soul fol- med because of a special talent, 22.00 Dunia dalam Berita TVRI lows the path of the body with an but because of one's ability to 2230 Informasi RCTI accompanying effigy. 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