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Sat, 12/13/2008 - 13:20
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HEADLINES OF MAJOR INDONESIAN NEWSPAPERS ON SATURDAY
Jakarta, Dec. 13 (ANTARA) - The following are headlines in major Indonesian newspapers published here on Saturday.
The Jakarta Post
COLLAPSE OF BAILOUT SPOOKS CAR OWNERS
As the US$14 billion US auto bailout request collapsed Thursday, Indonesian owners of cars produced at General Motors (GM), Ford and Chrysler factories here began to worry about the after-sales services for their vehicles.
Republika
US AUTOMOTIVE BAILOUT REQUEST TURNED DOWN
The US Senate turned down a proposal on a bailout package amounting US$14 billion or Rp152 trillion on Thursday evening. The bailout request was aimed at rescuing three major US automotive companies from bankruptcy.
Media Indonesia
FACING BUDGET PROBLEM, KPK SAYS IT COULD NOT WORK OPTIMALLY
The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has become a victim of the House of Representatives (DPR) inconsistency. KPK said it could not work optimally because the DPR rejected a budget request of RP90 billion for the development of a KPK new office and jail.
Kompas
IMPORT REGULATIONS POSTPONED
The government has postponed regulations on garment, shoes, electronic, toy, food and beverage importation, earlier planned to be effective per December 15, 2008. The regulation expected to protect the domestic market and industry from the import flocks, will be effective February 1, 2009.
The Jakarta Post
COLLAPSE OF BAILOUT SPOOKS CAR OWNERS
As the US$14 billion US auto bailout request collapsed Thursday, Indonesian owners of cars produced at General Motors (GM), Ford and Chrysler factories here began to worry about the after-sales services for their vehicles.
Republika
US AUTOMOTIVE BAILOUT REQUEST TURNED DOWN
The US Senate turned down a proposal on a bailout package amounting US$14 billion or Rp152 trillion on Thursday evening. The bailout request was aimed at rescuing three major US automotive companies from bankruptcy.
Media Indonesia
FACING BUDGET PROBLEM, KPK SAYS IT COULD NOT WORK OPTIMALLY
The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has become a victim of the House of Representatives (DPR) inconsistency. KPK said it could not work optimally because the DPR rejected a budget request of RP90 billion for the development of a KPK new office and jail.
Kompas
IMPORT REGULATIONS POSTPONED
The government has postponed regulations on garment, shoes, electronic, toy, food and beverage importation, earlier planned to be effective per December 15, 2008. The regulation expected to protect the domestic market and industry from the import flocks, will be effective February 1, 2009.
