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2cm Color Rendition Chart 4cm NEWS MAKER Alexanderhokhin Russia To Accept World Bank Supervision RUSSIA is ready to accep World Bank supervision of the for- mer Soviet republics, on condition it be allowed to share some of the responsibilities, Depuy Prime Minister Alexander Shokhin said on Thursday. Addressing the Toky Conference on Assistance to the New Independent States, Shokhin signalled that Russia was prepa- red to take a conciliaory stance on a proposed new aid coordina- tion plan. Before the two-day meeting, Japanese officials said they ex- pected Russia to object to a plan to have the World Bank super- vise aid to former Soviet republics in the form of Country Consul- tative Groups The groups, to be set up on a country-by-country basis, would aim at efficiency in offering assistance over a longer period of time. "We feel there is a necessity for better coordination of technical aid from the donor side," Shokhin said in a speech to delegates from 70 countries and 20 international organisations. "The Russians agree that the World Bank play a role in organi- sing main donor countries into consultative groups to help with structural reforms and technical assistance for Russia," he said. Shokhin said that Moscow's newly created agencies to coordi- nate international aid would be a support for a proposed consul- tative group on Russia. (Rtr). Halaman 10 Bali Post Clinton In White House? English Corner Komang Puspa: JUMAT, 30 OKTOBER 1992 No Problem, Say Europeans A Typical Modern Balinese Girl London- European leaders are having little difficulty coming to terms with the idea that Democrat Bill Clinton could be the next president of the United States. Despite misgivings over some aspects of his econòmic views they see no major foreign policy changes coming from Clinton if he wins next Tuesday's presiden- tial election and ends 12 years of Repuclican rule in the White House. Most analysts expect Clinton would mainly concentrate him- self on domestic affairs and many see this as no bad thing. Only Russia, as conservative as its predecessor the Soviet Union, stands out as a bulwark of sup- port for President George Bush. With the possible exception of Britain, many countries look li- kely to mourn Bush if he loses. "I cannot imagine that there would be a fundamental change in the area of foreign policy (un- der Clinton)," a senior German government official said. Not surprisingly as it has been given by the polls -- now showing a big drop in Clinton's apparently impregnable lead of two weeks ago -- European leaders are hed- ging their bets. Stephen Woolcock, a resear- cher at Britain's Royal Institute of International Affairs, says they are not especially concerned who will win the election, Europe was fairly happy with Bush and (former Secretary of State) Ja- mes Baker, Bush was seen as fairly dependable and a man who didn't come up with any surpri- ses, but I don't think the really expect surprises from Clinton eit- her," he said. The present Bush administra- tion is ending a row with the Eu- ropean Community (EC) over the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), centring on U.S. demands that European countries, especially France, re- duce their farm subsidies. The EC Commission would UANG KETAT UANG LONGGAR TIDAK MASALAH KAMI TETAP MEMBERIKAN PELAYANAN TERBAIK Mobil Baru dan Bekas tetap tersedia di Show Room Kami. Hubungi Kami Segera: JUPT DENPASAR INDAH JAYA MOTOR Jalan Gunung Merapi No. 31 B-C-D. Telp. 34724 35112 Fasilitas Kami: • Melayani Cash/Kredit. • Syarat Sangat Ringan dan Mudah Jual Beli Mobil Baru/Bekas Segala Merk. Kepuasan Anda Tujuan Kami. like to solve the dispute before the presidential election, for fear that a settlement could otherwise be long delayed. But that does not translate into support for Bush. "It seems that Clinton is quite li- beral, so we don't really expect any major changes, despite the fact that he has said he won't rub ber stamp any GATT deal done under the present administra- tion commission, source said. Big question But the source added: "The big question is what happens to the U.S. economy - and whether Clinton will turn more protectio- nist if things don't improve. That may be a worry. "Any Democrat is more likely to resort to echoed Patrick McCarthy of Johns Hopkins Uni- versity in Bologna, Italy. Clin- ton's spending programme could also hit Europe by driving down the dollar and boosting the U.S. deficit, he said. But McCarthy thought Clin- ton's EC policy could please the Europeans. "He has said he would be with the Community as a bloc whereas Bush people have been more hesitant and want to continue also to deal with indivi- dual countries." Some dismiss the protectio- nism argument. "The U.S. is so intertwined in the world eco- nomy that the U.S. would not al- low itself isolationist tenden- cies," said Karl Lamers, parlia- mentary foreign policy spokesman of the ruling German Christian Democrats. GATT row The GATT row has produced clear tilt towards Clinton in France, where just four months ago Foreign Minister Roland Du- mas told a press lunch he hoped Bush would be re-elected. France has doggedly refused to conclude a GATT accord before the U.S. elections. Agriculture Minister Jean-Pierre Soisson said publicly: "It is not up to us to help Mr Bush's campaign." French officials also expect Clinton will be less hostile than the Bush administration to their C1631 efforts to develop an EC defence Menyambut SHE is not pretty, but boys like to talk with her. She is a girl of slender figure, wavy hair and somewhat slanting eyes. Al- though not very excellent, her guitar playing is soothing. And if one asks her what sort of music she likes best, her answer would most likely be rock music and maybe -- soft and sentimental music. This is not easy to under- stand as Komang Puspa, ia a na- tive of Gunung, a village situated in amountaineousm region of Central Bali, in the regency of Buleleng. equipments and other facilities, let alone the intelligence level of the students. High quality education After a long, talk her parents finally allowed her to go to Singa- raja the capital of the Buleleng regency. This town has a good re- putation as kota pelajar, a town for students, offering students high quality education. (It is true, that since the colonial ti- mes, Singaraja has been a center for many branches of cultural ac- tivities and education. This is mainly because Singaraja was opened earlier than the other parts of Bali for international trade). The third child in a family of six, she cannot go to university for further studies. Her parents are farmers who support their fa- mily with various products such In Singaraja, Komang stayed as clove, vanilla, fruits, coffee in a boarding house, that accom- and coconuts. The absence of wa- modated 16 students, fifteen of ter in this region makes paddy whom were boys. Komang stayed cultivation impossible. While in one room with her brother. The these products are sufficient to other bedrooms were all also in- habited by two persons. feed the whole family, they are too insignificant to finance the children to study at university le- vel. Knowing that rural life would always be difficult without land, Komang and her brothers and sisters are determined not to live in her village. The village does not promise any brighter pros- pect for any of them. So, why stay there? Komang finished her pri- mary school education in her own village and her secondary lage of Mayong. It is only 5 km education in the neighboring vil away, but the road is full of turns and ups-and-down and so, she took a station wagon everyday. The return fare was Rp 200,00. The fare for children is only half of that for adults. High School was a problem for her as well as for the parents. In the neighboring village, there was indeed High Scool. But Ko- a mang distrusted the quality and reputation of this school, as it is not furnished with modern identity through the nine-nation Western European Union (WEU). Clinton believes the number of U.S. troops in Europe, which stood at more than 300,000 be- fore the Berlin wall was opened should be cut to 100,000 compa- red with a target of 150,000 after set by 1995 the Bush administration. (Rtr). This arrangement proved to be effective for the building up to a good social life. Everybody has to learn to be considerate. Egoism and cantankerous nature have no place here. Those unable to get along with others would leave the boading house or, if they remai- ned resolute to their selfish ways, they would not be able to avoid unpleasant castigation from their housemates. Aware of her parents limited means, Komang behaved very sociably towards her housemates. She studied dili- and spent her money scrupu- gently, used her time efficiently lously. Lambaste never came out of her lips, even when she was deeply offended. Her three-year stay in Singaraja did Komang a world of good. Her schoolmates were good. The teac- hers were responsible educators and discipline was strictly obser- ved. Komang finished her High School last year. Now, she is li- ving with her sister, Kerti, in Denpasar. She is looking for a job to support herself and to further her studies at university. She does not want to get married at a tender age. She does not resent the fact that she cannot go straight on, as she does not want to blame anyone for it. In the minds of many Balinese girls of today, it is only normal for a girl to crawi for success from the very beginning. And Komang thinks Denpasar is a fit ground to Hari Sumpah Pemuda 28 OKTOBER & Hari Pahlawan 10 NOPEMBER belanja pukul: 18.00-2200 wita. MA DEPARTMENT STORE BALI TGL.28 OKT. s/d 10 NOP'92 HEM A T Komang Puspa JUMAT, 30 OKTOBER 1992 Ali Said: "Kumpul Kebo Jakarta - Seorang pakar hukum yang juga m mah Agung, Ali Said, S.H., berpendap nita yang hidup bersama tanpa ikat disebut "kumpul kebo") merupakan hukum. "Patut diingat bahwa dalam ibunya kehidupan masyarakat modern Men di Indonesia lembaga hidup ber- kedud sama tidak diterima sebagai kata A suatu hubungan yang sah, tidak lam pa seperti di negara Barat," ujar Ali 1 tahu Said dalam seminar sehari ber- sekara tema "Menegakkan bahtera ke- pelaks luarga" di Jakarta, Kamis kemarin. Men bahter Ia menegaskan pula agar pi- lui de hak yang lemah tidak selalu yang s wanita- dilindungi dari "kei- hilan. sengan" pihak lain. ka winan Sua Ali Said mengingatkan, pem- batalan hubungan hidup ber- sama karena janji melangsung kan ik kan perkawinan tidak dipenuhi seoran dapat dianggap sebagai per- bertuj buatan melanggar hukum dan tangga pihak yang merasa dirugikan berdas bisa menuntut ganti rugi sebagai pemulihan nama baik. Sem "Itu sudah menjadi yurispru- DPP H densi tetap Mahkamah Agung Ny. N sejak tahun 1986," ujarnya. ataka Tidak menempati janji untuk tiasa n melangsungkan perkawinan, lalui k menurut Ali Said, dapat disele- lon wa saikan menurut hukum perdata. keprib Lebih jauh ia mengatakan, se- citaka cara hukum anak yang dilahir- kan di luar perkawinan akan me- teeraa miliki hubungan perdata dengan dan ke ACARA TELEVISI Jumat, 30 Oktober 1992 TVRI 15.30 Serial Kartun Stasiun JAKARTA Ole Capten Planet 13.00 H 16.00 Cerdas Cermat 14.00 S 16.30 Musik Chart Show 17.30 Film 'Fenomenal World' 18.30 Dunia Pustaka 15.00 S 16.00 17.00 F 18.00 Berita Nusantara 18.00 S 18.30 19.00 Negeri Tercinta Nusantara Stallion 19.15 Sebaiknya Anda Tahu 19.00 S 19.30 19.30 Pelajaran Bahasa Arab. 20.00 Berita Nasional 20.00 20.35 Siaran Pedesaan 20.30 21.00 Film Seri Equalizer 21.00 22.00 I 22.00 Dunia dalam Berita 22.30 I 22.30 Kuis Siapa Dia 23.25 Siaran Berita Terakhir 23.30 Film Cerita: A Holiday Affair 22.35 23.35 01.35 02.35 Bali Post/Usadi start with. For her, the only par- increasing scorn and disgust for ticularly sore point is the way mo- this SAMPI practice. dern life and modern society Komang, however, does not treat human beings. Many are want give too much attention to actually hopeless at their duties the existising social abuses. She but because they have appealing thinks her problems are many looks and "good relations" with and great enough to overcome. big bosses, they can be employed There is no denying that life is easily. Nepotism prevails on this hard in Denpasar. However, pro- island, and people talk about mises and opportunities are also "SAMPI". Sampi is the shortened bigger here. So, Komang remains form for "s" (saudara or relati- smilling whenever a friend or re- ves), "a" (anak or children), "m" lative calls on her. The precent- (menantu or children-in-law), "p" day society is drenched in a deep (ponakan or nephew) and "i" (is- materialistic pool. In view of this teri or wife). Among university why against the stream of life? youths today, one can sense the (Usadi Wiryatnaya). 25% untuk semua jenis barang JL. DIPONEGORO 50 TELP. 21829, 22178, 25625, 27201 21829, 22178, 25625, 27201 DENPASAR BALI EVISI PENDIDI NDONES Jumat, 30 Oktober 1992 06.20 Pola Teknik 06.25 Pembukaan 06.30 Kuliah 07.00 Selamat Pagi Indonesia 08.00 Berita Pagi 10.30 Serial Kedasih Stas DENP Subuh 16.30 17.30 F 18.00 E 18.30 I 18.45 F 08.30 Film Seri: The Greates Ad- ventures of The Bible 09.00 Pendidikan SMTP 09.30 Pendidikan SMTP 10.00 Bingkai Musik: Pop Indone- 91.00 H 19.15S 19.30 H 20,00 E 20.30 S sia 21.00 11.00 Surat Anda 22.00 1 11.15 Kuis 3A 22.30 1 12.00 Kosa Budaya: Budaya 23.30 H 12.30 Universitas Terbuka 23.40 F 13.00 Pelajaran Bhs. Inggris 13.30 Pendidikan SMTP (ulangan) 44.00 Pendidikan SMTP (ulangan) A Juma 05.05 N 06.10 C Jumat, 06.30 F 30 Oktober 1992 06.40 13.00 Wild Rose 06.45 F 06.58 F 07.10 1 08.15 F 08.30 D 09.30 11.00 E 11.05 F 11.58 F 14.00 V 18.45 Berita Daerah 14.30 E 19.00 Opera Tiga Jaman 14.40 F 19.30 Seputar Indonesia 15.25 F 20.00 TVRI Berita Nasional 18.00 E 18.10 F 21.00 Mac Gyver 18.18 22.00 TVRI Dunia Dalam Berita 19.00 F 22.30 Info Ekonomi 19.58 F 22.40 Aneka Dialog 21.10 23.30 Film Unggulan Sepekan 22.00 The Young Warriors 23.10 I 01.35 Berita Terakhir SCTV 14.00 The Elying 15.00 Sesame Street 16.00 S.W.A.T. 17.00 Adam 12 17.30 Beverly Hills 18.30 Three Stooges 20.30 Growing Pains Doctors MINGGU KE-2! HARI IN DS KARYA TERBARU DAN F GEER-AN DARI SUTRAL KADIR DO DIAH PERMATASARI KIK AWAS! JANGAN PENCET SAL NO ACARA MIDI Some lines shoul Today Is A Goo FLATL KIEFER SUTHERLAND JULIA F KEVIN BACON Directed by: JOEL SCHUMACHER C C1709