European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 19, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Inside stripes deep wagoneer cherokees face probe Page 5 d traditional tastes for thanksgiving daily Magazine d Toronto 9 fell wins Al map award sports Page 21 the author info unofficial fu1l it ibo vol 46. No. 215 thursday. November 19, 19b7 so Foci 0 8693 a Otis decries sex harassment a Crystal Laureano  will incan Gurma  harassment is an insidious evil that is still Loo  inc army Jay Susareu commander Gen. Glenn Kubuj there Are still Large numbers of complaints of Tuttoi la Lions from people Oul there and not in All cases have we handled them correctly Olis said. Olis gave inc keynote address on the opening Day of a equal Opportunity conference attended by about 170 equal Opportunity professionals from throughout eur n a. Olis called sexual harassment an Mindious evil thai is still pervasive 10 too Large a degree i army  he said much work remains 10 a cd conc Ming sexual harassment and that pro urns now fall into two Broad Cau Gornics. The first  harassment aimed a coercion in a Job awed sense from supervisor to sub ordinates. Jbv Friy use of either sexual favors or require Purfor Hal is forcing a Job environment which wrong he said. The other category is that among Peers which r makes life miserable. The8? i Iet Iii a Ilic Iii Iliia 7lhal is male and thu greatly outnumbers the1 1 percent female makes life miserable for that i  Ual harassment " Olis said. Sacii responses Only indicate thai Quni Oppon Unity advisers need to devote More Energy Jan. Convincing their commanders Hiil snub Murli a serious television r emotions aimed at pre venting sexual a t. In spite of thai a Yut feel is1 that  All that  Otis the ._._, complaints of violations remains High he said. When her they arc perceived or real i lies to the per son involved it is. Real. And Hal requires command attention Olis said. At last year s equal Opportunity conference the Gen eral pledged his support 10 the equal Opportunity cause and said he would slate he Case to commanders. The feedback i received was gee you see the problem differently. The problem in t that big in sex push in my part of hat and 1 ask that you be sure that you re pushing from where you stand Olis  asked for input from the equal Opportunity conferees for him to Lake to an upcoming commanders conference. Everything you will give me will help me make my Point to commanders Otis said. Is ult in August Otis issued sharply worded policy on a Jack Anua harassment directing that commanders and us number psf Atner visors Clear the work place of harassment enforce requirements encourage reporting of Inci swiftly on reports of sexual a personnel opinion Survey Ofin the percentage o sexual harassment Dur the annual. Has shown almost women who have exp Eric ing their overseas Tours. The conference is devoted to professional development and workshops and will in through Friday. Lit cult. I  j 13 Lii i ill Uii Joti i j .,.,.,  predicts arms pact by monday _ i in no nor irinus Taid Ireal would be finished by monday. From press dispatches the chief soviet arms control negotiator pred ii cd tuesday Hal a treat Banning medium and Shorter Range missiles would be completed within six Days. Bui important verification issues reportedly remained unresolved after iwo Days of High level talks in Geneva Switzerland. Deputy foreign minister Yuli  predicted in an interview Given to soviet television in Geneva tuesday that the treaty would be finished by monday. The treaty is supposed to be signed at a Washington Summit meeting scheduled to begin dec. 7 Between president Reagan and the soviet Leader. Mikhail s. Gorbachev. Related Story in a related development in Washington tuesday while House con Gressional and soviet officials said they had tentatively agreed to allow Gorbachev to address Congress during his visit in december. President Rea Gan will speak later on soviet television sources said. Arriving tuesday evening in Geneva at the american Mission for talks with . Negotiator Max m. Kampelman Vorontsov hashed a thumbs up sign of optimism when asked if he thought the treaty woul be finished. But on their second Day of intensive discussions in Geneva Vorontsov still had not supplied Kampelman with the detailed data on missile numbers and deployment Sites that Are necessary Laflesh out the treaty and its provisions against  is reported to have told Kampelman Hal the data was to be presented on wednesday. No one was injured when ton Udo slammed � Del a track into � Home in Shreveport us and f. A Gitonn thai spawned Bunge of 71 Lon Union across Home delivery to thu Louis Lin and Mississippi bus caused Dalte injury did destruction retching the million. Story on pig 28. Panel sceptical lather jackets Wilde Tain i by Wllliam j. Bartma Washington Bureau Washington a House panel Afi Easl for now. In t buying the airspace s argument Publ resurrecting the leather flying Jauchl will improve Gate service s Abil Ity to retain pilots. \ of pm the House approx Puntil the approx Ria ave conducted hearings there will be no Leal privations committee d Lions committees of Cong i next year on the Wisdon  the Senate  from on inc a cars Issue the House Side Indigard Clear so do you really Julie be this asked one comr Punec staffer in accept the  the Tempo by rejection came As a air Force re leased figure a towing Hal the numb of pilots who decided Lor Iain with the Crvick unwed to 48 per cent in Fis year 1987, compared to of Pyrc Cal the Yearb corf the fat Force believes the go Saivii jacket Oln offer some Small help in ret Many of whom choose to leave the service lucrative commercial airlines. The jackets benefits of the in Ilia Neil the has yet to be i its counterpart on Felicismo. 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