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TUESDAY'S INDONESIAN NEWSPAPER HEADLINES
Jakarta, June 17 (ANTARA) - The following are the headlines of major newspapers published here on Tuesday.
The Jakarta Post
BUYUNG's LINK CALLED INTO QUESTION
The Corruption Court questioned Monday the role of presidential adviser Adnan Buyung Nasution, a former lawyer from Sjamsul Nursalim, in helping the tycoon evade a graft inquiry at the Attorney General Office (AGO). Judge Andi Bachtiar read out a taped phone conversation transcript between businesswoman Artalyta Suryani and AGO prosecutor Urip Tri Gunawan, who is being detained for allegedly taking a US$660,000 bribe from her.
Kompas
"JAMDATUN" QUESTIONED TODAY
Deputy Attorney General for State Administration (Jamdatun) Untung Udji Santoso will be questioned on Tuesday following his alleged involvement in a bribery case at the Attorney General Office.
Media Indonesia
RP2.4 TRILLION ALLOCATED FOR ELECTION SECURITY
The government has allocated Rp2.4 trillion to ensure security in the run up to and during next year's general election. The figure rose from Rp1.3 trillion in 2004 general election security budget.
Republika
ELEVEN PROSECUTORS QUESTIONED
Eleven Attorney General Office (AGO) prosecutors have been questioned following their alleged involvement in the scenario of Artalyta Suryani's arrest.
The Jakarta Post
BUYUNG's LINK CALLED INTO QUESTION
The Corruption Court questioned Monday the role of presidential adviser Adnan Buyung Nasution, a former lawyer from Sjamsul Nursalim, in helping the tycoon evade a graft inquiry at the Attorney General Office (AGO). Judge Andi Bachtiar read out a taped phone conversation transcript between businesswoman Artalyta Suryani and AGO prosecutor Urip Tri Gunawan, who is being detained for allegedly taking a US$660,000 bribe from her.
Kompas
"JAMDATUN" QUESTIONED TODAY
Deputy Attorney General for State Administration (Jamdatun) Untung Udji Santoso will be questioned on Tuesday following his alleged involvement in a bribery case at the Attorney General Office.
Media Indonesia
RP2.4 TRILLION ALLOCATED FOR ELECTION SECURITY
The government has allocated Rp2.4 trillion to ensure security in the run up to and during next year's general election. The figure rose from Rp1.3 trillion in 2004 general election security budget.
Republika
ELEVEN PROSECUTORS QUESTIONED
Eleven Attorney General Office (AGO) prosecutors have been questioned following their alleged involvement in the scenario of Artalyta Suryani's arrest.
