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Halaman 6 SPORTS Botha Prepares To Put His Boot Into All Blacks Johannesburg- Naas Botha is the sportsman even South Africans love to hate. According to Australian winger David Campese he is "arrogant." Others have attached far worse epithets throug- hout his lengthy rugby career. Yet this Saturday, Botha will have the country in the palm of his hand or, more accurately, the inside of his boot. As captain of the 'springboks in their long-awaited test re- match with the All Blacks, he will have an 80-minute platform which even Nelson Mandela or President De Klerk might covent. The arguments about Botha have raged ever since his test de- out in 1980. A prodigious kicking talent with a colourful personal life, his critics said he was one- dimensional and obsessed with using the boot. More recently, he went to play in Italy amid loud mutterings that rugby's amateur regulations were merely bits of paper litte- ring his sponsored car. Even worse, he took no notice. South Africa's return to the in- ternational rugby arena, delayed by the empty years of political turmoil, proves he is lucky as well. At 34, time is only just on his side and he accepts it. "It has been frustrating but at least I had the opportunity of playing 23 internatinals," said Botha. "It would have been since to have played 60 or 70 but I could easily have been in a periode when I didn't play any." A total of 268 points in the 23 matches he has played, including the four against the NZ Cavaliers in 1986, give a clue to what might have been, but Botha has never been a rugby romantic. "I don't think I'm that emotio- nal about it any more," he admit- ted, reflecting on the All Black battle to come. "At the end of day, it's still a team game and I need forwards to give me the ball. But I've been selected to do a job. I expect the locks to win the lineouts, and I'm sure they expect me to get the drop-kicks and penalties." Kicker Botha, married to South Af- rican long jumper Karen Botha who represented the Republic at the Barcelona Olympics, gained such a reputation as a kicker in the mid-1980s he went to the U.S to try his hand at gridiron foot- ball." He soon returned to South Af- rica and continues to pile up the points for his province Northern Transvaal. If Botha does do the business this weekend, New Zealanders can scarcely say the history books did not warn them. The All Blacks very first test in South Africa in 1924 ended in a 17-0 defeat caused almost enti- rely by the boot of Bennie Osler. In 1970 when New Zealand felt they were capable of winning a series in South Africa for the first time, they were undone by the goalkicking deeds of home ful- lback Ian McCallum. Six years Merdeka! Harum Semerbak Wangi 47 th Indonesiaku MA DEPARTMENT STORE BALI Parade FRENCH PARFUMS later, it was the prolific Gerald Bosch who carried on the tradi- tion, now faithfully maintained by Botha. His opponents, though, re- main uncomplimentary, notably Campese this week. Botha's res- ponse is swift and direct, like his Kicking. "I've been in Italy five years and played in four finals. He's only played in one. Work it out for yourself," he said. "I've never met an Australian who wasn't arrogant." His Future As for the future, Botha said: "I'm looking forward to a couple more games." "The main thing on Saturday is that every man must go on the field and do his job. If we do that and play 110 per cent, we're going to be in," he said. "As a country we're in-between at this stage. I don't want to say we're going to change the whole world by beating anyone on Sa- turday. But I'd like to think we can help the nation and the situa- tion. One voriferous spectator at Bloemfontein during the All Blacks visit last week put it sligh- tly more succiently. "You know who's going to beat the All Blacks for us," he said. "It's that man we all hate so much, Naas Botha." (Rtr). Wah! 20% DISCOUNT Tgl.10 s/d 25 Agustus '92 Bali Post Bali Post/Rtr. BIRTHDAY KISS-Basketball star and Olympic gold medalist Earvin "Magic" Johnson gets a birthday kiss from recording star Janet Jackson August 13 after press conference at birthday party held at Six Flags Magic Mountain in Valencia, Ca. Johnson turns 33 years old August 14. Sauers, Stadler Shoot 67, Share Lead St Louis, Missouri - Craig Stadler and Gene Sauers shot four-under-par 67s on Thursday to share a one- stroke lead in the first round of the BGA Championship. Stadler, playing his 15th PGA, and Sauers, playing his seventh, took advantage of excellent early morning conditions at Bellerive Country Club to top the field of 15th. The two were one shot in front of British Open champion Nick Faldo and fellow Americans Brian Claar and Jay Don Blake. Former Masters champion Stadler, winner of eight other events on the U.S. tour, bogeyed the second hole and then birdie five of the next six to go out in four under par. He balanced a birdie and a bogey on the more difficult back nine to catch Sauers, who had finished earlier. "The four-pars played a lot shorter on the front nine than on the back," said Stadler, who pre- pared for this championship by playing golf at home with his children. Stadler, who drove into Belle- rive's thick rough six times, was uncanny with his irons. His six birdie puts were all 10 feet or bess. Sauers, whose best finish in this event was 24th, set the pace with three birdies going out and offset two bogeys with birdies co- ming home. "I only hit two bad shots all day. I'm not surprised where I am," said Sauers, who has two seconds and a third on the U.S. tour this year. Faldo Faldo, one of the top favouri- tes, got off to a slow start. He bo- geyed the first hole, went birdie- bogey on the fourth and fifth, and then birdied seven and eight. He added birdies on the 404-yard 12th and her testing 222-yard 16th for his best start in this event since 1988, when he opened at four under and finis- hed tied for fifth, his best sho- wing in 10 years. "I didn't play as well as I would have liked but I'm happy to be at three under," Faldo said. "I'm up there, which is all I'm trying to do." Claar, a 33-year-old Califor- nian, started the day with three consecutive birdies and made the turn at four under, but then bo- geyed the 16th, his only blemish on the back nine, to finish at 68. Blake, who tied for 13th in this championship last year, played the front nine in three under and came home in even par with bir- dies on the 16th and 18th holes. Tied at 69 were Masters cham- pion Fred Couples, the ageless Raymond Floryd, Bob Estes, Russ Cochran, Robert Gamemez and Frank Nobilo of New Zea- land, playing his first U.S. PGA Championships.s Couples Couples who played in a "Grand Slam" grouping with Faldo and U.S. Open champion Tom Kite -- overcame a triple bo- gey six on the 165-yard third hole with three birdies on the front and two more on the back. He made his triples on the shortest hole on the course by knocking his tee shot into the pond guarding the green and then three putting. I'm thrilled to death," he said later. "After being three over af ter three holes. I thought I was going to shoot 80." Floyd, who turns 50 next month, birdied the 16th and 17th holes to move within one shot of New PANTHER the lead, but the two-time winner of this championship bogeyed the 18th to finish two back. Gamez, the only one of the lea- ders who played late in the day, also bogeyed the 454-yard 18th. The usually steady Kite was cruising along at one under after a birdie on the fith hole, but he went three over on the last two holes. He double bogeyed the 536-yard 17th, which is expected to be a key hole this week, and then he, too, bogeyed the 18th. The par-five 17th, which has a big pond in front of the green, was actually shortened for this tour- nament to tempt players into going for the green in two shots. SABTU, 15 AGUSTUS 1992 SABTU, 15 AGUSTUS Neglect And Decay Threaten World's Largest Stadium Rio De Janeiro- Maracana. The word conjures up golden images of soccer, samba, Pele... One visit, and the vision dies. The paint is peeling, stray cats roam at will, water leaks onto the empty terraces and the dressing rooms are infested with coc- kroaches. The corridors stink of urine. The Rio stadium, the world's largest and most glamorous soc- cer ground, has suffered an ago- nising decline. Once 250,000 people packed the stadium for the 1950 World Cup final still a world record. After three fans died in an acci- dent last month, the gates are now closed. state the stadium was in and they which may at least kill some of the cockroaches there. The state still held the game there." Gerson agreed; "It is sad to see government says it has no money Eighten months ago, the a place which has been the stage for repairs. for so many glorious moments be ruined because of a lack of inte- ground was closed for several rest on the part of the weeks after radio reporters clai- med the upper tier was vibrating. authorities." The stadium was in decay long It was given the green light but before the accident. One reporter not everyone was convinced. described it as "a giant toilet "This thing is going to fall," a lo cal reporter as the press box bowl." shook during a recent game. Yet when the stadium was fi- nished in 1950, its design was proclaimed as being years ahead of its time. No date has been set for re- best. opening. The tragedy happened before the start of the Brazilian cham- pionship final second leg between Flamengo and Botafogo, two lo- cal teams, watched by 145,000 fans. Part of the fence at the front of an upper tier collapsed and fans plunged five metres onto the sea- ting below. Three died and more than 50 people were injured. A lot more had a lucky escape. "The accident happened before the match when the stadium was comparatively calm. Imagine if it had collapsed at the moment when Flamengo scored a goal," said former Brazil International Gerson, who played in the 1970 World Cup team. An official investigation said supporters pushing the fence caused the accident and absolved the authorities from blame. Others said the authorities were guilty by omission. Temple of Soccer For more than three decades, it was the temple of Brazilian soc- cer was Brazilian soccer was the Some of Pele's greatest mo- ments were witnessed there, un- cluding his 1,000th goal, scored in a club match for Santos against Vasco da Gama in 1969. The ground ranked alongside Sugar Loaf mountain and the statue of Christ as one of the sights of Rio. Calazans said the stadium began to lose some of its glitter in the early 1980s but the real dec- line began two years ago, when the Rio state government, which owns the ground, stopped doing even the most maintenance. basic The peeling paint, holes in the walls and pools of stagnant water are visible results of the neglect. There is no water in most of the toilets. More People At nearly every match, Brazi-, lian newspapers make allega- tions of "gate receipt evasion" saying that there were more ple in the stadium than officially announced. When the attendance was gi- ven during recent games, the crowd would jeer. "I'don know who the fraud- sters are or how the evasion works. But the authorities are guilty by omission and the clubs are guilty as well, because they never complain," Calazans said. The crowd for the first leg of the Brazilian championship fi- nal, when only a few gaps on the terraces were visible, was an- nounced as 117,000, leading one newspaper to ask: "Has the Ma- racana shrunk? Where could you have put another 80,000?" For the Jornal do Brazil new- spaper, the accident was symbol of all that as wrong with Brazil "from the carefree attitude for human life, the generalised rob- bery, the lack of security... to the irrensponsibility of the authori- When it rains heavily, the dressing-rooms are flooded -- ties." (Rtr). There has been a total neglect Calendar Of Events on the part of the authorities," said newspaper columnist Fer- nando Calazans, a Maracana re- gular since 1968. "They knew the Kite fails Blackburn Kite tried and failed. He then three-putted the big green for his double bogey. Defending champion John Daly disappointed his numerus fans by shooting a five-over-par 76. The shock winner of last year's chammpionship made three bogeys on each nine and had only one birdie on the day. Daly, who says he loves all the attention that goes with being a major champion, refused to go to the press tent after his round. "When you shoot five over par, there's nothing really to talk about," he told a tournament offi- cial. "I just didn't play very con- sistent. I couldn't find the hole all day." Play began in cool temperatu- res under cloudy skies with when the sun came out. A sell-out crowd of 35,000 jam- med the Robert Trent Jones course for the first major golf tournament in the St Louis area in 27 years. (Rtr). Model 5 pintu, mantap, memberi bentuk body lebih perkasa SAMSARA SHALIMAR PACO RABANNE • LACOSTE BYZANCE • GUCCI • KENZO • SAMBA •MADAME ROCHAS OMAR SHARIF dan masih banyak lagi !! 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CAHAYA SURYA BALI INDAH ISUZU Big Time London- The first day of the English Premier League will be a day of reckoning for Blackburn Rovers, the club with the fattest wallet in the country. The newly promoted norther- ners on Saturday maintained high expectations afater signing atriker Alan Sheares for a record fee from Southampton. Blackburn, in the top flight for the first time since 1966 need to impress to justify their spending. Manager Kenny has spent 10 million pounds ($19.3 millions) in less than a year on the club, who narrowly and unconvin- cingly won promotion last season.mca delo nsxludmilib prisy England international Shea- rer, signed for 3.6 million pounds sterling ($6.9 million) recognised the pressure. 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Persyaratan Berijazah Min, SMTA/Sederajat Bersedia mengikuti program pendidikan selama 1 tahun untuk DBA di Jakarta dan 2 tahun untuk TSDK di Bali Pendaftaran Gel. II-6 Juli s/d 15 Agustus 1992 untuk TSDK -22 Juni s/d 25 Juli 1992 untuk DBA Gel. III-27 Juli s/d 15 Agustus 1992 untuk DBA PENASIHAT: H.Bustanil Arifin,SH (Menteri Koperasi/Ka.Bulog) Berbadan sehat dan tidak cacat Sanggup membayar biaya pendidikan (disediakan dana pinjaman bagi siswa yang berprestasi tetapi tidak punya biaya) - Lulus seleksi masuk Tempat Pendaftaran Bali -Gedung BLK JI. Imam Bonjol Km.7 Denpasar Telp. (0361)24863 Surabaya KMA PBS IKIP JI. Raya Darmo No. 137 Atas, Telp. (031) 576507 KOPMA UNAIR JI. Raya Darmawangsa Dalam Selatan (Kampus PEMBINA : Prof.Dr.Yuyun Wirasasmita, Msc (Mantan Rektor UNPAD/Rektor IKOPIN) LP3I, BE THE BEST PROFESSIONAL C 1079 ISUZU PANTHER C1346 Grand Cremation In Gianyar A grand cremation is scheduled to be held by Ide Anak Agung Gede Agung's noble family of the Gianyar Grand Palace in a cere- mony starting on August 17 with the top event planned to be on August 23, 1992. The second stage of the ceremony ("Pengastian" ceremony) will take place on 19th-20th September '92. Within con- text of this second stage 500 family groups would join a processison to Lebih Beach. It is expected more than one million people would participate in the spectacular ceremony. Following is the schedule of the grand event: Thursday August, 20 '92 7.am- Palace Gamelan orchestra begins playing at Jeroning An- cak Saji. 8.am-Fetching the Toya Ning-Pure Water. 8.30 am-Performance of the Gambuh Dance At Jeroning Ancak Saji. 9 am- Procession leaves for the Pura Dalem in Beng, north Gia- nyar cemetery, to fetch the spirits of the dead (ngandeg ceremony) at Pura Dalem Beng temple. 9.30 am- Ceremony at the cemetery officiated by High Priest of Griya Manggis of Beng. 10.am- Procession returns to the palace at Gianyar. 10.30.am-Same procession leaves for beach at Lebih (7kms away) on Lebih Beach. 11.am-Ceremony to ask Ida Betara Segara (God of the Sea) for the souls of those going to be cremated. Procession arrives back at palace. Ceremony involving offerings (segeh agung) and incense to wel- come the spirits, at Jeroning Ancak Saji. aini neteu lei-nBUNDA The effigies of the dead are brought to the Semanggen, in the palace. Blessing ceremony for the effiges at Semanggen. 1.pm- Lunch Break 3.pm-Preparations to fetch the offerings from the Pemaksan Me- rajan Agung at Pura Langon temple. 4.am-Offerings from the Pemaksan Merajan Agung arrive at Su- manggen. Three High Priests preside over the offerings. 4.30 pm- Bathing ceremony for the adegans (carved effigies) at Bale Pesiraman Sumanggen. Priest offer holy water to the effigies. Offerings to the souls of those going to be cremated. 5.pm- Performance of Topeng (mask) dance at Jeroning Ancak Saji. 6.pm-Family prayers for the souls of those going to be cremated at Sumanggen. 7.pm- Dinner berak. 9.pm- Wayang kulit (shadow puppets)performance at Jeroning Ancak Saji. Friday, August 21 '92 Midnight.- Ceremony marking the placing of the effigies in the coffins and then on the coffin supports at Sumanggen. 7.am-Palace gamelan begins playing at Jeroning Ancak Saji. 8.am- Fetching pure water (Toya Ning) At Jeroning Ancak Saji. 8.30.am-Performance of the Gambuh Dance at Jeroning Ancak Saji. 9.30.-The sets of clothing for the effigies (Kajang Sinom) and coco- nut offering (Wredaya) are assembled at Merajan Agung Sumanggen. 10.30.am- The Naga Banda (mythical dragons) are brought from Abianbase to be placed in their ceremonial bale (house) at Sumang- gen. Priests bless the Naga Bandas at Sumanggen. 12.30.- Lunch Break. 3.pm.- Fetching the Puri Agung Gianyar offerings from Langon. 4.pm.- Three High priests officiate over the start of the Nyawa Wedana ceremony. 5.pm.-Village of Sebatu perform the Parwa Dance at Jeroning Ancak Saji. 6.pm.- Family prayers at Sumanggen. 7.pm.- Matebus-Tebusan ceremony at Sumanggen. 8.pm.- Dinner Break. 9.pm.- The shadow puppets performance. 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Kemerdekaan, kebebas merupakan kata-kata indah y dangkan, disimak, dibicarakar kan nilainya bagi kita sedemiki untuk mengorbankan nyawa asal kemerdekaan itu tidak di Tanggal 17 Agustus meru bagi bangsa Indonesia karena nesia menyatakan kemerdek dekaan itu sedemikian tinggir nesia, sehingga kata "merde dekaan" itu disebutkan hingg "bebas" dicantumkan satu ka UUD 1945. Selama 350 tahun dijajah kaan itu sebuah obsesi dalan sia, sehingga tak henti-henti mencari jalan keluarnya. Oleh kesempatan untuk membua bangsa ini merdeka, maka m begitu penting, begitu indah merekonstruksi peristiwa ber hati sudah dapat menggetark gai saksi yang mengalami se tersebut. Kemerdekaan atau kebeba mampuan manusia untuk me diri. Oleh para filosof, keme pada kemampuan untuk berp mewujudkannya dalam tinda dekaan eksistensial. Dalam dekaan ini bersifat positif kare merdekaan baru ada artinya nuhannya apabila ia diwuju nyata yang terarah ke luar dir karena itu kemerdekaan ju ungkapan martabat manusia Nilai kemerdekaan bagi ma bila ia tidak berada dalam sit Oleh karena itu manusia aka rah apabila ia diperkosa, dibe bebas menentukan tindakan Sebagai suatu realitas, k ambil secara paksa, di luar sendiri. Konsekuensi sebaga perang, misalnya, menjerur lam situasi tidak bebas. Eks nusia bebas dilanggar dan j tertindas. Inilah salah satu bentuk kemerdekaan eksistensial it gut sehingga manusia atau s juang membebaskan dirinya yang merdeka itu. Membeba penjajahan ini secara teori sosial. Perjuangan bersenjata un belenggu penjajah yang kita sial, dan dengan itu mewuju Sentra SELAMA lebih dari tiga merupakan kawasan ko kekuatan-kekuatan internas masuk di dalamnya berba yang berkaitan dengan upa tina dari cengkeraman Israe ngan menggunakan titik-to politik dari para perdana r Yitzshak Rabin sekarang i mempercayai bahwa Israel p sedia berunding dan mend kyat Palestina di wilayah-w rael. Sebagaimana kita keta mimpinan Yitzshak Shamin kecil dan pendek tetapi bers sih mempertunjukkan sikap mis terhadap tuntutan-tuntu rena dengan memberikan dan wilayah tersendiri di Tep arti meninggalkan pandan yang disebut Israel "batas-b min keamanan Israel. Akan tetapi apa yang kita sangat mengejutkan. Yitzs loncatan politik yang sangat yang sama juga memberika sar buat pemecahan masala realistis dan adil. Sebaliknya, apa yang ter Nagorno-Karabakh bisa kita gangan baru, yang diperkir lama. Suka atau tidak suka, nya bekas Uni Soviet -- haru gangan baru yang muncul k pada hakikatnya "hasil kar Soviet dahulu yang kini m bersangkutan. Kebijakan Stalin yang Nagorno-Karabakh ke dala dengan tujuan-tujuan politik rah itu dihuni orang-orang A tas, bisa diberikan sebaga yang siap meledak kapan kecil. Hancurnya Imperium diprakarsai Yeltsin -- seakan sangkakala sebagai tanda d nis di wilayah yang dahulu layah yang dikuasai roh ko fungsi sebagai perekat kok berbagai ras dan suku. Begi ninggalkan wilayah Nagor jadi wilayah sengketa antar Armenia, bom-bom Uni S Konflik terakhir ini dicatat p bagai satu awal perang hab kobok bangsa yang berbed itu. 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