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r NEWS MAKER Richard Nixon HALAMAN 10 Bali Post English Corner Don't Deface Central Part Of Bali WITH the increase in the number of tourists visiting Bali, which should soon reach the three million mark, including the domestic tourists, more and more areas are opened to development and to tourism. Part of it is done by following a policy of develop ment of new tourist areas, but part of it is spontaneous, and this is the most dangerous indeed. It is interesting to see who this spontaneous development is pre- paring to gulp down new areas of the island. One of the first areas to be swallowed in the upcoming years is the area located between Sa- nur and Klungkung, leading East to Karangasem. There is a new highway of some sort exiting between Nusa Dua and Sanur which is going to be built. Cons- truction is already under way. scussion for several years, and an Indonesian engineer of Balinese origins, Sukawati, had suggested the construction of a flying hig- hway. The project was received by howls from most of the reli- gious Balinese literati: it would have disturbed the sacredness of processions, which would have to pass below the causeway road, thus in a position of relative im- purity. The project was therefore abandoned. But, meanwhile, spe- culators of all hues, and espe- cially originating from the "han- dicraft heart" of Bali, fearful that the traffic would, in the future, bypass their artshops, have re- lentlessly speculated in the buying of much of the land loca- ted on the sides of the road. What has started a few years ago with feelers to know the exact location of the road and to get the name of the owners is now nearing con- clusion. Much of the land has changed hands and the new ow- ners are preparing themselves to build the artshops of the future all along the new highway. I dare ners were against the building of the flying highway, which, at least, would have had the advan- tage of leaving the landscape in- tact. And much of the itinerary of the new road is in untouched landscapes, the last remaining the opening of rafting on the ones to the South of Sukawati, Ubud and Gianyar. The new road might be more acceptable from a religious point of view, but what will prevent the defacement of landscapes in the its surroundings. Ayung river north of Payangan. A golf course is soon going to be built in the same area with an ar- ray of international level accom- modation. On the other side of the Ayung, developments are ta- king place north of Baturiti, on the slopes leading to Bedugul. Area North Of Ubud Another area might well need What is lacking is a road leading some protection in the future. to the two areas. Until now, The area north of Ubud. Not the anyone who wants to go from road between Ubud and Pujung, Ubud to Bedugul has to drive which has already been made down to Kengetan, then west to ugly much of the way by the cons- Mengwi before heading north. truction of concrete shacks doub- The main obstacle is the lack of a ling as "artshop", but the area bridge on the higher part of the leading from Ubud to Payangan Ayung river. Once a bridge is to the west in the direction of Pe- built, Ubud will be a short drive tang, and further up, Bedugul. away from Bedugul and part of The defacement is still a few the tourist flow would unavoi- years away, but it is already up dably shift that way. According to for a good start. Starting with the information which have reached along the Ayung river, in the vil- going to be built in the area of lages of Sayan and Kedewatan, Buahan, north of Payangan. and in total disrespect of Indone- What will happen then is sian law, which forbids construc- anyone's guess. tion on the ridge of valleys, the defacement got a new boost with His Life A Political Thriller The project has been under di- guess that many of the new ow- hotel and construction boom this writer, this bridge is soon RICHARD Nixon, who suffered a stroke Monday, has endured cycles of triumph, defeat and rebound that made his life seem a Hollywood political thriller. The ledger on Nixon, a Republican and 37th president from 1969 to 1974, when he quit to avoid impeachment in the Water- gate scandal, brims with paradoxical twists. The 81-year-old Nixon started as a red-baiting congressman in the Cold War era but years later promoted detente in Moscow and Beijing. A political loser who seemed finished after beatings in the early 1960s, he went on to become president in 1968; the ruined man of Watergate in 1974; the beneficiary of a stunning presi- dential pardon, and a rich recluse in retirement limbo. He emerged as an elder statesman wooed by the media for comments on public events and aided by his own efforts to rehabi- litate himself by writing books, travelling and offering advice to leaders like President Clinton, China's Deng Xiaoping and for- mer Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev. A 1986 Gallup poll found that three-quarters of those surveyed still thought Nixon deserved to be forced out of office -- but more than half also thought he deserved the pardon granted by his successor, Gerald Ford. Richard Milhous Nixon spent a lifetime surmounting obstac- les and achieving success by sheer determination. Childhood Born on January 9, 1913, in Yorba Linda, California, he wor- ked from age 10 to help the family and finance his education. He won a law degree at Duke University and served in World War Two as a naval aviation ground officer in the Pacific. After World War Two, he entered politics in 1946 and rode the anti-communism issue to a Republican seat in Congress. In 1952, by then a Senator and well-known for his tough anti- Soviet views, he was chosen by Republican leaders to back up General Dwight Eisenhower on the party's presidential ticket. That campaign created his first major political crisis when critics charged that rich backers had bank-rolled a secret "slush fund" for Nixon. Ike was considering dumping him. Nixon recouped in an emotional television speech, painting himself as a martyr victimised by petty rumour. (Reuter). Kadek Adnyana Vienna Exhibitions Show Totalitarian Architecture DICTATORS are notorious for dabbling in architecture as they dream of ideal cities for their new societies. Two exhibitions which have just opened in Vienna highlight the use of classical models and traditional design in the plans of totalitarian leaders including Jo- sef Stalin and Adolf Hitler. At the Kuenstlerhaus, "Art and Dictatorship" looks not only at architecture but also art in Stalin's Soviet Union, Hitler's Germany, Benito Mussolini's Italy, and 1930s and 40s Austria. Vienna's Museum of Applied Arts (MAK) is showing "The Ty- ranny of Beauty," on architecture of the Stalin era. Hitler and Stalin, although ideological foes, had strikingly si- milar tastes in art and architecture. Their ideal buildings, massive in scale to dwart and impress their citizens, drew on classical antecedents to create a sense of public dignity and solemnity. "Soviet people can produce more majestic and memorable examples of architectural crea- TOURISM ACTIVITIES Suarshanas' Silver Wedding Mr. Wayan T. Suarshana and Mrs. Sumerti Suarshana celebrated their silver wedding on March 30, 1994 in a party held at Melati Lounge of Bali Tropic Palace Hotel, Nusa Dua. The party was attended the staff of Suar Nusa Jaya Tour, Wisata Nusa Damai Transport and Kuri Agung Restaurant, and executives of the hotel and their families. Picture shows Mr Wayan T Suarshana and his spouse slicing the anniversary cake while their daughter Ms. Sri Utami (far left) is looking on.(*/07). Panitia tetap: HUT. PUPUTAN KLUNGKUNG HUT. KOTA SEMARAPURA Minggu : 24 April 1994 kutilah Sepeda Santai Start Jam: 07.30 Wita Pendaftaran : Blaya: Rp 1500+ Snack Tempat: 1. Sekretariat Gapensi Klk 2. Toko Notina tion than this," said Stalin, as examples of architectural crea- tion than this," said Stalin, as he ordered the demolition of a 17th century tower in Moscow. "The people shall stand before these monumental community achievements in reverence and awe," said Hitler of two giant sculptures, in words which sum- med up his whole approach to art and architecture. rich by Stalin, which was realistic in both its choice and portrayal of subjects, depicting smiling trac- tor drivers heroically ploughing the fields of a collective farm, or Soviet state founder Vladimir Le- nin lecturing eager young communists. Art in Nazi Germany was also realistic in style, with "degene- rate" modern works ridiculed, destroyed or sold abroad. But German artists often pre- ferred more escapist or classical themes, although here too the propaganda message was never far away. Whereas the Nazis preferred austere designs, overpowering in their simplicity, the Stalinists decorated their monumental buildings with ornamentation. For instance a "Judgement of The result, a combination of Paris" from 1939 celebrates Nazi neo-classicism and art deco, such ideals of beauty by showing a as a design for Moscow's Aeroflot youth wearing lederhosen sizing headquarters, could pass muster up three naked German women among today's fashionable "post- rather then Greek goddesses. modern" buildings. "The Standard-bearer" of 1934 But both Hitler and Stalin re- jected anytying smacking of the lively avan-garde movements of the early 20th century -- unlike Mussolini's Italy, where the Fu- turists with their love of techno- logy, speed and violence were clo- sely associated with the Fascist regime. Massive busts and futuristic portraits of the Duce on show in the Kuenstlerhaus still have so- mething terrifying about them. Instruments Of Propaganda For both the Nazis and the communists, art and architec- ture were important instruments of propaganda. And that meant they had to be accessible to ordinary people if they were to get their message across. is portrait of Hitler as medieval knight in armour. The Nazis had grandiose plans to rebuild parts of Berlin, Munich and Linz, the Austrian city near Hitler's birthplace of Braunau. Hitler, a failed artist, took a per- sonal interest. Similarly, the communists, with the active participation of Stalin, drew up detailed plans for the urban renewal of Moscow. Some of these, including the ornate metro stations and skys- crapers such as Moscow State University, were realised. The skyscrapers were inten- ded to match those in New York, and designs from the late 1940s show astonishing similarities to skyscrapers built in New York before World War One. Designs For Palace Hence the "Socialist Realisme" This rivalry culminated in the decreed as the only possible style designs for the Palace of the So- viets. A design by architect Boris Iofan for a 415 metre (1,300 feet) high tower topped by a massive 80 metres (260 feet) statue of Le- nin, was accepted in 1933, The palace, embodying the to- talitarian order with the great leader at the top, was never built, although the huge Redeemer Cathedral on its designated site was pulled down. Eventually a swimming pool was put there. Hanna Egger, curator of the MAK exhibition, points out the similarities of the Stalinist de- signs to classical buildings in an- cient Rome -- dictatorship. another IH, DERO BEDUUR. BAANG ICONS TRES- TESANE ABEDIK..!! 1. Moscow metro, built in the lah sedikit bagian keuntungan pada The palatial designs of the 1. Eh, Anda yang berada di udara, berikan- mid-1930s, are reminiscent of the saya....!! baths of Caracalla in Rome. Union are like those of ancient The designs in the Soviet 2. Jangan hiraukan "jalur hijau!" Rome huge dignified buildings erected for the people by despots to distract them from their nor- 3. Wah, mereka yang di atas tertawa terkekeh-kekeh, tetapi Pak Tani dan para penggembala di bawah terpaksa menahan mal living conditions. jects in the two shows are not the Perhaps the most striking ob- air liur! huge statues or monumental 4. Memang begitulah kebanyakan investor. plans but a few simple drawings. Mereka tak pernah hirau akan masalah pe- In the Kuenstlerhaus, in a room devoted to the victims of the dictatorships, are four drawings by children murdered in the The- resienstadt concentration camp crayon drawings like any lestarian. Kalau mereka memperoleh laba cukup untuk bekal hidup 25 tahun, barulah mereka senang. Kalau alam rusak, larilah mereka! Kamis Kliwon, 21 April 1994 EDA NGERUNGUANG "DALUR HIDAL!" BOS BAPINDO DKK BEH, BABUAN 4LYNE NGEREGEH KEDEK, KUBLE PAK TANI-AK PENSANGONE GELEK-GELEK BETEN! 3. ANAK MULA KETO LIUNAN INVESTORE TUAR RUNGU TEKEN KELESTARIAN MAN BATI BEKE LANGA 25 TIBAN MARAIA KENDEL YEN-SUBA USAK, IA JAG MELAIB! 1. Hey, you who are in the air, render us a bit of your fortune....!! 2. Don't care about green strip of land! 3. Wow, those who are in the air are convulsed with laughter, while the peasant and herd- smen on the land below are being forced to restrain their mouth water. 4. Such is the behavour of most investors. They don't care about question of nature pre- servation. If they grab profit enough for sup- porting 25-year of life, only then they would be delightful. But when nature is damaged, they would flee! ESE 98 10PT THIS child's, but informed by a terrible Israelis Risk "Balkanisation" Of Mideast--Arafat sadness and despair. live here". One is called "No butterflies Moscow- Palestine Liberation Organi- In an adjoining room, terrible sation (PLO) leader Yasser Ara- in their banality, are a couple of fat said on Wednesday Israel ris- sketches in blue pencil on scraps ked the "Balkanisation of the of paper -- the Fuehrer's own Middle East if it did not hasten a scribbled designs for the future of withdrawal from Gaza and Lins.(Reuter). Jericho. Economists Against Over-optimism On German Recovery Bonn- Some analysts are starting to Optimism about economic re- think about nudging their 1994 covery in Germany is spreading growth projections up a bit, but but economists warn against too most are sticking for the moment much enthusiams about the with projections of up to one per- "springtime" which Chancellor cent overall gross domestic pro- Helmut Kohl has proclaimed six duct growth for west Germany months before he seeks re- this year. election. "We are looking at a modest re- covery rather than just bumping along the bottom," Professor Horst Siebert, head of the Insti- tute for World Economy in Kiel, told Reuters. Factory order books are filling up, interest rates and inflation creeping down and the east German upturn is coming on strong all a marked turna- round from the pessimism that reighned in Germany over the past two years. But chill winds such as conti- nued job losses and stagnant pri- vate consumption still blow, ma- king economists' forecasts gene- rally more cautious than campaigner Kohl's. "It's nothing stormy but it is certainly a change from the mi- nus 1.9 percent growth in 1993," said Siebert, a member of the go- vernment's independent Council of Economic Advisers. tive signs there," said economist Holger Fahrinkrug at UBS in Frankfurt. "The problems are in west Germany." Kohl, who has been slowly cat- ching up on Social Democrat (SPD) challenger Rudolf Schar- ping in the opinion polls, opened the Hanover Trade Fair on Tues- day with an optmistic speech about German's climb out of its worst post-war recession. "It is underniable that spring- time has come for the economy," he said. "It is evident in the order books and in the business climate in companien..' Foreign orders are up by seven percent over last year, the Fede- ration of Cooperative Banks "Kohl's right about the order (BVR) said in a report on how re- books and he's right about east covery abroad was helping Germany -- there are a lot of posi- Germany. (Reuter). HARDIKNAS FUN BIKE '94 Ayo ikutan rame-rame MINGGU, 24 APRIL 1994 HARDIKNAS 94 PENDAFTARAN WAKTU: MULAI TGL. 4 S.D. 22 APRIL 1994 TEMPAT: Bidang Keolahragaan Kanwil Depdikbud Propinsi Ball Jin. Raya Puputan-Denpasar Telp. :226119, 235105 Kandep Dikbud Kabupaten Badung Jin. A. Yani Denpasar Telp. : 228410 Bintang Lestari Motor Jin. Teuku Umar 85 X-Denpasar Telp. : 237010. Toko Sepeda Mustika Il-Kuta Telp.: 754596 Urunan: Rp 2.500 FASILITASA PESERTA: SNACK COCA-COLA TANGGUNGAN ASURANSI Dengan HARDIKNAS FUN BIKE '94 Kita Tingkatkan Kualitas Sumber Daya Manusia Demi Suksesnya Wajib Belajar Pendidikan Dasar 9 Tahun. HADIAH-HADIAH: 2 (dua) buah Sepeda Motor SUZUKI CRYSTAL 15 (lima belas) Sepeda MTB. 2 (dua) buah TV Warna 14 Inch 3 (tiga) buah Radio/Tape Grand Compo 2 (dua) Tiket GARUDA Denpasar Yogya pp. (sepuluh) Tiket buluh) Tiket Mabua Express Denpasar - Mataram Voucher menginap di beberapa Hotel Berbintang IV dan V 10 Arafat, ending his first visit to Russia since the collapse of com- munism, said delays in the han- dover of the districts under an agreement signed in Washington last year encouraged "extre- mists" on both sides. Asked what he would like Pre- siden Boris Yeltsin to ask Israeli leader Yitzhak Rabin when he vi- sits Moscow on Sunday, Arafat told a news conference. "I'd like Mr Rabin to say if he wants peace or not. "The deadlines have passed with complete anarchy on the ground.... Unless we succeed in the peace, the alternative is com- plete anarchy in the region and Balkanisation," Arafat said. The Balkans, with its bloody history of ethnic hatreds and long-drawn-out wars, is curren- tly at the centre of Russian diplo- macy. Russia is pressing hard to mediate a settlement in Bosnia, clearly viewing it as a test of Kremlin diplomatic clout. Under a deal sealed in Was- hington last year, Israel agreed to pull its forcess out of Jericho and Gaza by April 13 and hand the districts over to Palestine Tuesday, said Israel was delibe- rately delaying its pullback. Both Arafat and the Israeli leadership are under pressure from militans to abandon the deal, hailed at the time of its con- clusion as a breakthrough in the Middle East peace process co- sponsored by the United States and Russia. Russia is attempting its diplo- matic role in the area, which has dwindled since the collapse of the Soviet Union as a major supplier of arms to Arab states and diplo- matic backer of the Palestinians. Arafat stressed Russia's role as a co-sponsor of the peace pro- The process has been held up cess launched in Madrid in 1991. by disagreements over the scope Moscow and the PLO agreed on of Palestinian law in the territo- Tuesday that Russia would pro- ries and the scale of an amnesty vide help in setting up police for Palestinian prisoners. force in the areas to come under Arafat, who met Yeltsin on Palestinian control. (Rtr). control. Ibu Ibu dan kaum wanita... dalam rangka memperingati HARI KARTINI 21 April '94 TIARA DEWATA memberikan : HARGA KHUSUS UNTUK PEMBELIAN BARANG BARANG TERTENTU DI SPACE DISCOUNT SUPERMARKET 3. Toko Rosiana 4. BPR Bala Prasta 5. Sinar Motor 6. BPR. Artha Rengganis 7. Mai. Bank Pasar Tri Dharma Putri 8. BPR. Sinar Puteramas 9. Sinar Theatre 10. 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Bintang Lestari Motor Tetap berlaku STICKER Lebih baik belanja di Tiara Dewata 4. Sepak Bola 5. Bridge 6. Gerak jalan 28 Km C. 961 Bank Bukopin G.10 T TIARA DEWATA lengkap dan selalu baru C. 927 Kamis Kliwon, 21 April 1994 Diskusi - mengikuti berbagai kegiatan generasi m diskusi dan concern terhadap ngeri mer pendapat yang dilontarkan, se- pinnya. La cara tegas mengatakan pemim- ini dipetie pin harus berorientasi kepada bagai pers tujuan akhir hidup ini, yakni Lantas, moksha. Namun, moksha bukan nya kita b dalam pengertian yang abstrak masa depa tetapi secara kenyataan yakni sedang me kebebasan dari indria atau Ibu Gedon ahamkara. jurkan pe Pengagum tokoh Mahatma umat da Gandhi ini lantas menganjurkan berbicara pemimpin Hindu agar menda- tak jaran sarkan diri kepada konsep ahim- terutama sa sesuai konteks lokal yang da- yang m 'pat dilakukan lewat karma yoga masalah a sebagai jalan. "Jadi kekuasaan non, sedik atas pengabdian yang harus pemikiran dikembangkan," papar tokoh du. Pada wanita Hindu yang selalu meng- segudang hargai iktikad digelarnya se- nah lapuk 'buah rembug, apalagi yang kita jelim menyangkut masalah Bali dan berhenti p Hindu meski hanya bersifat disi lain, lokal, tokoh wanita Hindu yang Canthi D telah melanglang buana ini, se- rangasem lalu berupaya hadir dan bicara. du baik da Gedong memang hadir di ten- cendekia gah ironisnya kenyataan: tokoh soal kulit tokoh Hindu yang secara kebetu- gan uma lan menjadi pemimpin secara membong formal maupun lembaga Hindu Bahkan tak jarang menghindar jika dia- kalangan jak atau diundang berdialog. sudah be Gambaran ini tampaknya sedik- membaha it banyak telah menghantui mengapa bahkan menjadi "mimpi buruk" tat pada Acara Televisi d Kamis, 21 April 1994 TVRI Stasiun DENPASAR Berita 18.00 Zym 15.30 FS Tarzan 18.30 Hun 16.00 Lintasan Berita 19.30 Sep 20.00 Beri 16.05 Asia Bagus 20.30 Spec 16.30 FS The 21.30 Padh Sword Of Tipu 22.00 Dun Sultan 17.00 Lintasan 17.30 Berita Daerah 18.00 Siaran Berita TVRI 18.30 Balivision 19.00 Lintasan Berita 19.05 NTN Sulawesi Utara 19.15 Siaran Pedesaan 19.25 Pengajian Al-Qur'an 19.35 Mimbar Agama Islam 20.00 Siaran Berita TVRI 20.30 Drama Mini Seri 21.00 Gelar Tari Cak SMTA. 22.00 Dunia Dalam Berita 22.30 Film 24.30 Bule 01.00 Beri Kamis, 21 R gi 09.00 Tiny 09.30 Rup 10.00 FS C 11.00 FS 11.30 Nurs 12.00 The 22.30 Sinetron "Pilihan Hati" 23.35 Siaran Berita Terakhir 23.45 Film Unggulan "Secret Of The Incas" Kamis, 21 April 1994 12.30 Lem 13.00 Bule 13.30 Win 14.00 Film 16.00 FS 17.00 Chip 18.00 Sup 18.30 Pen TVR Ria lam 16.30 FS Super 19.00 Prog Friends 19.30 Sep 17.00 Bina Olah 20.00 Ber Raga 20.30 Kel 18.00 Berita Sore 21.00 Bay 22.00 Dun 22.30 Film 24.30 Bul Stasiun JAKARTA 15.30 FS Tarzan 16.00 Dendang 18.30 Pelajaran Bahasa Arab 19.00 NTN Sulawesi Utara 19.15 Siaran Pedesaan 19.25 Pengajian Al Qur'An 19.35 Mimbar Agama Islam 20.00 Berita Malam 20.30 Drama Miniseri 21.00 Film Seri 22.00 Dunia Dalam Berita 22.30 Arena dan Juara 23.35 Berita Terakhir 23.45 Film Unggulan Kamis, 21 April 1994 PENDIDIK IKAN ESIA 01.00 And 02.00 Ber Ac Kamis, 21 06.06 Puja 06.10 Can 06.30 Kuliah Su- buh Peranan Aqi- dah Dalam Iptek 06.30 Beri 08.30 Siar 09.30 Kun 10.11 Pesc 11.10 Dag 12.11 Puja 07.00 Selamat Pagi Indonesia 07.45 Bisnis Hari Ini 12.15 Info 13.05 Kurs sia 08.00 Berita Pagi 13.20 Peng 08.30 Si Komo Akibat Petir 09.00 Pendidikan SLTP Manfaat Pemuaian Sehari-hari 09.30 Pendidikan SMTA Suhu Mut- lak 10.00 Wisata Boga Spesial Program Hari Kartini 10.30 Gelak Ria Bengkel Cinta D'Bodor Emansipasi 11.00 Layar Perak Mustika Ibu 13.00 Bimbingan Rohani Awanpun Berlalu 13.30 Siaran Ulang Pendidikan SLTP Ulang Pendidikan 14.00 Siaran SMTA 17.00 Olah Raga Bandung Raya Vs Warna Agung 18.00 Astronomes Thalasa 14.10 Citra 14.40 Peng 15.20 Pilih 16.40 Mus 17.30 Puja 21.30 Bud 22.10 Peng 23.11 Kese Mula RAIT F INN DIC 18.30 FS Sepekan Di Wajahmu Ku- lihat Bulan GIT 19.00 Adzan Maghrib Lazuardi Ima- ni 19.30 Serbaneka 20.00 Berita Malam 20.30 Lawak None Produser 21.30 Sinetron Dongeng Dangdut Merenda Hari Esok 22.00 Dunia Dalam Berita 22.30 Layar Kemilau Agony Ectasy 24.30 Selingan Musik 24.45 Sepekan FS Test Tube Mother 01.15 Berita Terakhir Kamis, 21 April 1994 SCTV 07.00 Nuansa Pagi 09.00 Day By Day 06.00 Di Ambang Fajar 06.30 Buletin Ma- lam (Ulangan) 09.30 Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea 10.30 Fokus Feminim 11.00 Film Kasih tak Sampai 12.00 Crystal 13.00 Buletin Siang 13.30 Supermarket Sweeps 14.00 Fire Fighteers 14.30 Hill Street Blues 15.30 Highway To Heaven 16.30 Happy Day 17.00 Gema Rohani Islam 17.30 HC Anderson RA MENGGEMPARKAN YANG MENYAKSIK SHARON WILLIAM STONE BALDWI TOM BERENGER SLIVE Diakui atau Tidak, Setiap Oran Pasti Suka "Mengintip" Theme Song: UB 40's Can't Help Falling in Lov Directed by D DOLITY STOREC PPHILLIP NOYCE 17 Tahun Keata 2cm Color Rendition Chart 4cm