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NEWS MAKER President Boris Yeltsin. Tells World Russia Should Be Respected PRESIDENT Boris Yeltsin took the opportunity of World War Two Victory Day celebrations on Monday to warn the world to respect Russia and to tell his political opponents at home to unite with him to preserve peace. "Victory Day was perhaps the happiest day in the 20th century and it was courageous Res Army soldiers who brought this happi- ness to the world," Yeltsin said, adressing a grand rally at Mos- cow's war memorial. "Everyone should remember that Russia should be addressed with all respect," he added. "It would not accept any other la- nguage from any country in the world." Yeltsin was speaking to tens of thousands of Muscovites, who defied bad weather to show up at the half-built Soviet-era memo- rial for the show, which included an air Gragory Pyatchenko, 75, a veteran of the Battle of Stalingrad, referring to the tricolor that has replaced the red banners of the Communist past. "We fought under different banners and I don't think it's ap- propriate to replace them just like that. Yeltsin has failed to persuade key political opponents, inclu- ding Comunists as well as some liberal and centrist parties, to join a civil accord pact he introduced last month to stop violence returning to Russian politics. Plans of Yeltsin' foes Many of Yeltsin's foes do not hide their plans to challenge his power soon. Former vice-president Alexander Rutskoi predicted Yeltsin's government would be out of power by the time of next year's 50th anniversary Victory Day celebrations. "The 50th anniversary of the victory over fascist Germany will be celebrated in completely different conditions," Ekho Mosky radio quoted him as saying. "The police, anti-people regime will no longer exist." Only a few thousand people turned up at the opposition rally spearheaded by Rutskoi, who was imprisoned for his leading role in an anti- Yeltsin mutiny in Moscow last October and released under a par- liamentary amnesty in February. Addresing the official rally, Yeltsin reminded his people the Soviet-era purges launched before the war by dictator Josef Sta- lin had failed to destroy the unity of the people. "We were united in the great war. We can be united now in civil peace," Yeltsin said. "Let those who want to ruin the civil peace remember Abkha- zia and Nagorno-Karabakh," he added in a reference to bloody regional conflicts inherited from the ex-Soviet Union. (Reuter). YAYASAN KERTA WISATA Jln. Tukad Balian No. 15 Tlp. (0361) 223251, 238150, Fax. 238150. Renon - Denpasar Tahun akademik 1994/1995 menerima siswa/mahasiswa sbb: No. UNIT/SEKOLAH PROG Jurusan Status 1. STIA (Sekolah Tinggi $1 1. Adm. Negara Terdaftar Ilmu Administrasi). 2. Adm. Niaga 2. AKPAR 1. Perhotelan (Akademi Pariwisata) Dps. D3 2. Usaha Wisata Diakui 3. Bina Wisata D1 1. Tata Boga 2. Tata Hidangan Disamakan D2 3. Tata Graha 3. P4B (Pusat Pendidikan Perhotelan dan Pariwisata Bali) 002 HALAMAN 10 Bali Post English Corner Blacks Take Power, Mandela Elected President Cape Town - South Africa's black majority assumed power on Monday in the city where white minority rule began and its notorious instrument, apartheid, was imposed and abolished. ANC leader Nelson Mandela was unanimously elected as South Africa's first black presi- dent by members of parliament who won seats in last month's historic all-race elections. Mandela, the 75-year-old champion of democracy who spent 27 years in prison for his fight against racial segregation, will be sworn in on Tuesday in the administrative capital Pretoria before a world audience. Parliament met at 11 a.m. (0900 GMT), members were sworn in batches of 10 and Man- dela was elected to ecstatic ap- plause at 12.14 p.m. (1014 GMT). The African National Cong- ress won 252 seats in the 400-seat assembly in the elec- tions. The National Party of F.W. de Klerk, Africa's last white pre- sident and the man set the coun- try on the road to democracy four years ago, took 82 seats. The session in the colonial splendour of Cape Town set the final seal on white domination which began with the arrival in Table Bay of the first European settlers in 1652. The city became the cradle for white colonisation of southern Africa. First Democratic Parliament The first democratic parlia- ment was called into session with a prayer which reminded mil- lions of South Africans watching on television just what it all meant for them: "For the first time in history we have a gover- nment of the people, by the peo- ple, for the people." Capetonians of all colours gat- hered around television sets in offices, homes and shops, many unable to contain their emotions. "Our first non-racial parlia- ment," cried one, embracing a mixed-race friend who respon- ded, tears in her eyes: "Now my son can be president." Mandela, about to scale the pinnacle of a lifetime of struggle against white rule -- including al- most 20 years on Robben Island penal colony in Table Bay just off Cape Town -- set a tone of racial and political reconciliation when he strode into the chamber to a standing ovation. Outgoing President F.W. de Klerk. Africa's last white ruler, showed him to his old seat in the government front bench, from which de Klerk rose in 1990 to an- nounce apartheid reforms that legalised black opposition and freed Mandela from jail. Mandela walked slowly down the benches of former white mi- nisters, shaking hands and smiling. Then he beamed broadly, wa- ved, put the flats of his hands to- gether in a gesture of respect -- and walked across the floor to embrace Zulu Chief Mangosuthu Buthelezi, his bitterest opponent in constitutional negotiations that led to the April 26-28 all- race elections. More than 15,000 people have been killed in factional fighting between ANC supporters and fol- lowers of Buthelezi's Inkatha Freedom Party in the past four years. Hurdles For Democratic bers as they walked to their brow- nhide benches, once the ultimate forbidden territory to any black South African. Workmen put finishing touc- hes to preparations outside the 100-year-old parliament to which mixed-race coloureds and Indians, but not blacks, were first admitted in 1984. In a move that would have old white supremicist rulers turning in their graves, the old House of Assembly where apartheid was created to ensure minority rule forever, has been given over to the ANC for caucus meetings. Prime Minister Hendrik Ver- woerd, the architect of apartheid, was stabbed to death there by a mad messenger in 1966. His bloodstains remained on the car- pet until just two years ago. Strategy Session ANC legislators met on Sun- day for a strategy session inclu- ding Mandela's official nomina- tion as president. They wept and sang their re- sistance anthem Nkosi Sikeleli Afrika (Cod Bless Africa). "We nave arrived," said 82-year-old Walter Sisulu, Man- dela's fellow prisoner for 27 years, parking himself on Ver- woerd's old seat. (Reuter). LAKAR KIDA-NE I PLONTOS ULING TUNI BAANA NGADANG KAYU? S.Africa Better 1994 Seen For S.Africa One of the first hurdles for a democratic South Africa will be to end the warfare that has brought misery to millions. Former government chief ne- gotiator Roelf Meyer said as he arrived for the session that he ex- pected Buthelezi to take a cabi- net seat in the coalition Gover- nment of National Unity. Commented outgoing Foreign Minister Pik Botha: "Now the elections are over, it's a new be- ginning for all of us." Meyer and Botha enthusiasti- cally welcomed new ANC mem- Nairobi- Recovery in the industrialised world will spur faster growth in Africa in 1994 but the continent will still rely on handouts from rich countries for years to come, the African Development Bank (AfDB) said Monday. In its 1994 development re- port, published ahead of its an- nual meeting here this week, the AfDB forecast that growth in Gross Domestic Product (GDP) across its 51 member states would average 2.5 percent this year, up from 1.4 per cent in 1993. But economic growth would still lag the growth in population, currently running at some three percent, and living standards in African countries were likely to fall further behind those enjoyed by other developing regions. "While the rest of the develo- ping world is likely to continue to experience very robust growth, Africa is likely to lag behind these other regions," the AfDB said. One problem, the bank said, was that Africa had missed out as private finance flooded into other newly industrialisted countries. (Reuter). Informatika Komputer Terdaftar MAP INDO IZIN DEPNAKER: NO. 37/W.21-PL/X/1992 Anggota Himpunan Lembaga Latihan Swasta Indonesia BIMBINGAN TES BHS INGGRIS Khusus untuk memasuki SEKOLAH PERHOTELAN DAN PARIWISATA MAPINDO (MANAJEMEN PARIWISATA INDONESIA) adalah Lembaga Pendidikan tempat bertemu para ahli dan Praktisi Bahasa, Perhotelan, dan Pariwisata yang Senior dan sangat berpengalaman didalam dan Luar Negeri BEASISWA. Disediakan beasiswa bagi peserta berprestasi dan bebas Tes masuk di salah satu program Pendidikan Perhotelan & Pariwisata MAPINDO, apabila telah memenuhi syarat/kriteria yang ditetapkan. WE ARE PROFESSIONAL COME untuk informasi lebih lanjut datanglah di kantor kami JL Raya Sesetan no. 73, Telp. 237118, 223492, Denpasar NB. Program Bimbingan akan dimulai 16 Mei 1994. FASILITAS KPR-BTN HUB PT. GAJAH WAHANA 4. Tour & Travel 5. Hotel Accounting 6. Hotel Secretary 4. INBA (Institut Bahasa Asing). D1 1. Bahasa Inggris 2. Bahasa Jepang Diakui 5. AMIK (Akademi Manajemen Informatika & Komputer). D3 6. SMA (Pariwisata) Muatan Lokal Pariwisata 7. SMIP (Sekolah Menengah 1. Perhotelan Industri Pariwisata). 2. Usaha Wisata 8. SMP Kertha Wisata. Disamakan Disamakan Diakui Keterangan selengkapnya dapat ditanyakan di tempat pendaftaran tersebut di atas. Tiger 2000 2cm Honda Tiger 2000, gebrakan baru motor besar "Super Cruiser" 200 cc bergaya neoklasik. Bodynya yang kokoh tanpa baju dengan lampu Halogen besar bulat dan rancang tangki berben- tuk kepala Cobra. Sebuah modifi- kasi desain trend motor 2000. Mewakili ambisi seorang lelaki yang tak pernah berhenti me- nyempurnakan diri! Honda Tiger 2000, menjadi bukti prestasi teknologi "Sang Pemimpin" yang tak terkalahkan. SENSASI BAGI LELAKI BERPRESTASI C.1067 AND JOIN US MAPINDO C.1129 2000 PURI CANGGU GREEN VILLA T21/70 T36/135 T36/105 T36/150 T45/135 T45/150 HONDA Jl. Gatot Subroto 99x/8 Tlp. (0361) 262147 Denpasar Selasa wage, 10 Mei 1994 ICANG MEBURUH TEKEN TUAN CARLES. RAGANE LAKAR NGEROMBAK HOTELNE, LANTAS NGELANTURANG NGAE WANTILAN, WADIB KONE-TO! PEROYEK HOTEL OOH.... MULA KETO PENING NGAWANGUN PE RHOTELAN. UNDANG-UN- DANGNE APANG MISI WA- NGUNAN CARA BALI. ANE NIBAKANG ILMU ASTA KOSALL 1. Hendak ke mana Kau, Plontos, kok sejak tadi Kau nampak memindahkan kayu? 2. Aku bekerja sebagai buruh pada Tuan Charles. Dia akan merombak hotelnya, lan- tas meneruskannya dengan pembangunan wantilan, sesuatu yang wajib katanya! 3. Ooh....., memang demikian! Kalau anda membangun hotel, menurut perundang- undangan diwajibkan ada bangunan gaya Bali yang mencerminkan ilmu Asta Kosala- Kosali. KUALA YEN NYAMA BALINE NGAWANGUN PUMAHAN, TUARA ADA ANE RUNGU TEKEN AWIG-AWIG. MAKE DANG NGAE UMAH CARA PERKANTORAN 4. SADHA GL 1. Plontos, where are you going to, why have you carried woods since few times ago? 2.I work as a labourer for Mr Charles. He will renovate his hotel and further add a labby to it. This addition is said to be compulsory! 3. Yes..., it sould be so! If you build an hotel, according the law regulation, a Balinese- style lobby must be a component part of the building in line with the Asta Kosala Kosali principles tradisional. Whither Bali Hyatt? ATTITUDES to tourism vary from place to place and from peo- ple to people. I have just read in the Bali Post, that the Bali Hyatt in Sanur, will be closed down for eight months for renovation. It will be revitalised in "Balinese style" at a cost of $12 million. How strange. I remember when they built the Bali Hyatt. It was so vast and its lobby became one of the most interesting buildings to have been built in Bali. Certainly the wings containing the rooms loo- ked like concrete bunkers, left over from the second world war, but that did not matter. The land- scaping around them was bril- liant and the setting for anyone visiting the hotel was exotic. The rooms, like those of any other star-rated hotel, contained every convenience necessary to the quest. Service is the thing which wins the heart of any king. The old Bali Hyatt did it with style. Lunch at the "Fisherman's Place" was ex- citing. A cocktail in the pool or a the chrome and plastic of today's ded it. world. In Bali, the answer usually lies Why ten, change/ upgrade in the power of prayer. May the such a beautiful setting? The an- Gods of Bali, guide the people swer lies in an attitude. The com- who re-design, re-think and re- peting hotels in Bali have all been build this place, so the beauty built in recent times, in the bar- that was once there, remains ren Nusa Dua area of the Bukit alive and well after they have peninsular. The capital expendi- finished. ture on these competing giants Please don't re-locate the mu- has been enormous. There is a sicians who sit above the wal- Hyatt out there as well. In my kway into the lobby. Let them books, it does not hold a candle to still, be the guest's first impres- the homely Bali Hyatt for charm sion of this part of the world. and friendliness, but it may do better in the marketing stakes. The customer often acts out of a Please don't eradicate the openness of that wonderful lobby lack of knowledge. There is space. The new hotels are much room for the beauty of a past era, too big. The Bali Hyatt had it just even if it is only the recent past. right. The people who served you, In Bandung, West Java, for could smile at each other across example, the Hotel Savoy Ho- the spaces, and the warmth of mann has been restored to all its friendship was all around. colonial art-deco, glory and is a Please don't change the fell of tourist attraction in its own the pool and the boardwalk right. People choose to stay in which made it possible to get to this environment. It is marketed the beach without getting sand as a "heritage" property. between the toes. Many of these things were revolutionary in their time, and are still focal points of the hotel's special beer in the Piano Bar, quenched "Parisian" character of character. C. 910 your thirst with elegance. PT. ASTRA INTERNATIONAL (DHC) J. Cokroaminoto No. 80 Telp. (0361) 434338, 435042, 436284, 436285 Denpasar DENPASAR PT. ASA PARIS MOTOR J. Hasanudin 87-89. Telp. (0361) 225331, 225332 PT. ASA PARES MOTOR (CAB) J. Raya Kuta Komp. Pertokoan No. 6-7. Telp. (0361) 751990 TORO HERO, J. Kartini No. 75-77, Telp. (0361) 222662, 225824, 222504, 232150 TOKO HERO (CAB), J. Rays Tuban No. 100 X. Telp. (0361) 753368 TORO BEXAR BARS J. Hasanudin No. 40-42. Telp. (0361) 226230, 263677, 236608 GLANYAR PT. TRI MITRABALL JA Rays Semebaung, Telp. (0361) 83666, 83667 PT. TRI MITRABALI (CAB) JA Raya Ubud, Telp. (0361) 975555, 975556 s MARAPURA TOKO CEMERLANG J Diponegoro No. 7. Telp. (0366) 21173 AMLAPURA TOKO CEMERLANG (CAB), J. Diponegoro (0363) 21409 TABANAN TOKO ARTHA KARYA J. Gajah Mada No. 54-56, Telp. (0361) 811245, 811052 TOKO BAR INDAN J. Gajah Mada No. 4-5 Telp. (0361) 812400 NEGARA BINTANG MAS MOTOR J. Ngurah Rai No 66. Telp. (0365) 41526, 41234 HONDA MOTOR J Jend. Sudirman No. 8. Telp. (0365) 41146, 41410 SINGARAJA TOKO ENAM TGA, J. Achmad Yani No. 9. Telp. (0362) 22704 TORO DLAM TIGA J. Ertangg No 23, Telp (0362) 24433 CAKRANEGARA PO KRDA, J. Pejangpk 12-14, Telp. (0364) 22488, 31090 SUMBAWA BESAR MITRA KRIDA, J. Hasanudin No. 56 F, Telp. (0371) 22106, 22400 DOMPU KUMDA MOTOR J. Kartin No. 18, Telp. (0373) 21544, 21548 Bagaimanapun juga HONDA lebih unggul! Sanur The Bali Hyatt not only had Since the Bali Hyatt, there have been many more Hyatts built in Indonesia, and one could the right feel, but it is located in trace a little of the history of the Sanur, formerly the foremost hotel industry in this country, by looking at the way they revolu- tionised that industry and still continue to do so. To walk into the lobby of the tourist area on the island. Sanur has now developed its own indivi- dual "Parisian" character and is an appealing destination. Sidewalk cafe's and dainty boutiques, attract a special clien- tele, who walk the pavements un- One wonders why a layer of pa- ras over the concrete bunkers, with some of the giant Balinese- style thumb-nail carvings etched therein, wouldn't have been enough. Please, Gods of Bali, give a little guidance to the decision makers, the architects, the engi- neers, the supervisors and espe- cially, to the accountants. Tell Grand Hyatt in Jakarta is to really understand the word "Grand" for the first time. It is a der the shade of well established them they can save more than $1 breathtaking spectacle, at first trees. Restaurants compete with million by just keeping a lot of grace, to offer all the culinary de- that old charm. Should they, by lights of the rest of the world, as chance, read this and end up with well as those of Indonesia. sight. Original Charm One day even the glory of this "grand" lobby will be outdone and it will begin to look tatty against the competition. Even so, it will probably never lose its original charm to those who have known it in its heyday. Sanur has class. So did the old a surplus, they can always direct some of it to SWABp, The Star- Bali Hyatt. It could even be chic- ving Writers Association (Bali ken and egg time. Which came first? So I come back to my original question. Why is there a need to change such a beautiful environ- ment? Certainly the shopping ar- This is how I feel about the Bali cades were never exciting but the Hyatt. To change the lobby would wooden stairs which led down to be to re-write history. Who needs them were wonderful. Are they to it? As I grow older, I think there vanish? Please protect all that may be something beautiful beautiful wood. There is plenty of about age and dignity which chrome and marble in the rest of might not always be evident in Bali. The Bali Hyatt never nee- Penakut Dilarang Nonton Post branch), who used to meet once a week, at the Matahari Di- sco (was it, again, Bali's first?) but will not be able to afford to meet ever again, when the post renovation prices are announced. To all those involved we say "Good Planning!" and we wish you a wonderful execution. 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