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Fri, 06/27/2008 - 11:36
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FRIDAY'S NEWSPAPER HEADLINES
Jakarta, June 27 (ANTARA) - The following are the headlines of several major newspapers here on Friday.
The Jakarta Post/Republika
AGO TOP PROSECUTOR REMOVED IN BRIBERY CASE
Untung Udji Santoso was removed from his position as deputy attorney general for state administration on Thursday for his alleged role in a major bribery case that has gripped the country. He is the third top prosecutor to be dismissed n connection with the unfolding scandal involving another senior prosecutor, Urip Tri Gunawan, and businesswoman Artalyta Suryani.
Kompas
RESOLUTE ACTION NEEDED TO OVERCOME ELECTRICITY CRISIS
The government needs to take a resolute action to overcome the electricity crisis which continues to hit part of Java and Bali islands in the past few weeks.
Media Indonesia
BIN CHIEF MENTIONS INADEQUATE MINISTERS
State Intelligence Agency (BIN) chief Syamsir Siregar has mentioned the existence of inadequate ministers in the United Indonesia Cabinet. Syamsir said those whom he called inadequate were the ministers whose parties had rejected the government plan to raise domestic fuel oil prices.
The Jakarta Post/Republika
AGO TOP PROSECUTOR REMOVED IN BRIBERY CASE
Untung Udji Santoso was removed from his position as deputy attorney general for state administration on Thursday for his alleged role in a major bribery case that has gripped the country. He is the third top prosecutor to be dismissed n connection with the unfolding scandal involving another senior prosecutor, Urip Tri Gunawan, and businesswoman Artalyta Suryani.
Kompas
RESOLUTE ACTION NEEDED TO OVERCOME ELECTRICITY CRISIS
The government needs to take a resolute action to overcome the electricity crisis which continues to hit part of Java and Bali islands in the past few weeks.
Media Indonesia
BIN CHIEF MENTIONS INADEQUATE MINISTERS
State Intelligence Agency (BIN) chief Syamsir Siregar has mentioned the existence of inadequate ministers in the United Indonesia Cabinet. Syamsir said those whom he called inadequate were the ministers whose parties had rejected the government plan to raise domestic fuel oil prices.
