Bush's Pledge in Bali

SUHARNO could only sigh and accept his lot. He usually sold bakso (noodles served with meat balls) at the Mokmer field north of the Ngurah Rai Airport in Bali, but that day last week, Suharno was forced to stay home. So did hundreds of other hawkers and petty traders who usually plied their wares in the vicinity of the airport.

These vendors were not affected by the arrival of 14 heads of state who came to Bali for the ASEAN Summit two

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