[originaltext] Police are guarding several Christian and Muslim religious cent

Police are guarding several Christian and Muslim religious centers in Jakarta after more violence. The police are guarding Istiqlal Masque, the largest Muslim religious center in the capital. Several people were injured when a bomb exploded there Monday. No one has claimed responsibility for the bombing. A few hours later, a crowd of Muslims attacked attacked and set fire to a Christian community center on the eastern island of Sulawesi. Several people were injured there. Indonesian President B.J. Habibie has appealed for calm.
  The head of the Indonesian armed forces is in East Timor. General Wiranto is attempting to end violence between pro-Indonesian groups and supporters of independence for East Timor. The capital of the territory, Dili, was calm when General Wiranto arrived Tuesday. The general met with representatives of both sides of the dispute. He plans to meet Wednesday with Roman Catholic Bishop Carlos Belo. Bishop Belo is giving shelter to many pro-independence supporters. They fled their homes during violence Saturday and Sunday. At least 30 people were killed by pro-Indonesian groups in those attacks.