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Awaiting Washington's Go-ahead

Tuesday, August 26, 2003

The government (and the police) hopes Hambali can be brought back here. But US ambassador, Ralph L. Boyce cannot guarantee anything.

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THE two top intelligence officials hastened into the waiting room at Soekarno-Hatta airport, last Saturday night. The Deputy Head of the State Intelligence Agency (BIN) As'at Said and Muchdi P.R., one of the deputies in that institution, were on an important assignment: departing to the United States to initiate discussions on Hambali. By coincidence, TEMPO met with the two officials who claimed "they had business involving Hambali."

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