European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 9, 1989, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes thursday. March 9,1989 Omen Bosses discussed by kaisers Tauti ka1serslautern, Weil _ clinging perceptions of women As either barracudas or helpless wimp continue to haunt the work place in the 1980s, panellists at a seminar on women supervisor said tuesday. Women stick prefer to work for men according to panellists and audience members in the two hour discussion in the belief thai women subordinates must compete with allegedly Power hungry female Bosses for status. Most agreed women tend to manipulative Asa result  from their earliest years. Traditionally won fit have been More diff cult in work with said Joanne wo�3n american Psychol her 3pisjjbpmalc practice in the Village of Stcin. Women have never had women management role models. And women Are taught to play with dolls. Be passive. Not make  the program women supervisors would you work for one was Spon 1 by the Kaiserslautern army com in women s program in soil women s month and  in addition to Wolf i maj. Ruth Reichert note 21st army area Coalo Rhor husband Don Reichert pm nol and drug control offi cer we Rffie Kaiserslautern military com a Fuy and Jeri Roser a sates manager Lor Hitachi  said women supervisors often fall into four traps in their management styles. One trap is seeking out in office buddy to support them. Others Layup a Motherly image or their helpless Ness. Still others assume overbearing us tra masculine Behaviours Wolf said at tempting to imitate How they perceive male supervisors act. She advised women to develop their own management Sut Nic most successful  have come to terms  femininity As Well Asin their work As if to say i m a my Iii i m feminine and i can Lead she said. Doing the Best Job possible factors into a woman s Success in the work place according to the panel. However St my lbs a Long time before women do not Hatow Beur to be  rut Reichert said. To do their Job becoming superwoman better to simply to prove the Point. That have a place in the work Force and find their own Niche she said but women not Only arc succeeding in the work place along with men they also Are facing stress related problems that often accompany professional responsibility such As increased smoking and drinking and a higher heart attack  re going to work ourselves into Minar the grave right along with them rut Reichert said. In addition to negative health habits women also arc committing other errors in the work place traditionally linked with men. Complaints from men about sexual harassment from women supervisors arc not unheard of according to local equal Opportunity office representatives. Roser discussed her experience i working for a company whose japanese cultural roots traditionally had dire the concept of working women. Performance earned her the re Spect Ofta any management Roser said As Well ass comparable 10 thai earned by male be or ten although she us perils sat two 10 peo ple at Hitachi Roser said she Chad sworn she never again would work . V. I think we arc cattier than  re More verbal she said. Iran from Page the has been in hiding since Kho death sentence and iranian clerics offered t in London the foreign office said tuesday that British officials had not received formal notification from Iran and Learned of the action through news re ports and a Tehran radio broadcast Hussein Musavi the iranian Premier said on i radio that Britain had made a big countries would not permit  an iranian  Cir Italy which Kho Meini s i to Riri  worst Western enemy after the great satan United states of being in the front line of plots and treachery against moslem for two centuries. After Khomeini ordered Rushdie killed Britain closed its embassy in Tehran and ils ii european economic Community partners along with Canada Norway and Sweden recalled their ambassadors to Iran  in my is Don Saidt to pwn Mil Loffi stir cry of Iran making i r   relatives of the three britons missing in Lebanon expressed dismay. The three arc believed held by shiites Loyal to Iran and another briton Roger Cooper is imprisoned in Tehran on espionage charges. I me minister Margaret Thatcher and sir Geoffrey Howe her foreign minister have said they realize the Rove offends moslem. They insist the death threat be dropped however and reject demands that the Bookie banned and its author prosecuted. In Oiler do of  Job fg3s5"?, Suk Arlon Marmo Kjono said the Book would soon be banned in that. Country of t i -. At least 700 schoolchildren marched in Dhaka Bangladesh to protest the novel and president Hus mad Ershad said Rushdie should be put in Canad two blah Dingi Al the University of Al Berta Campus in Edmonton were shut Down for several hours monday because of a bomb threat protesting scheduled discussion of the satanic verses official said. No bomb was found.,.- Baker to visit Moscow discuss Summit session Vienna. Austria a Secretary of state James a. Baker and soviet for eign minister Edward a Shevardnadze agreed tuesday that Baker would visit Moscow in May and discuss the possibility Ofa superpower Summit meeting. Baker also told Shevardnadze that the Bush administration would Complete its review of its strategic nuclear arms policy in april and afterwards a Date might be set for the resumption of negotiations los lash missile  pleased with this meeting Shevardnadze told reporters outside the Resi Dence of the . Ambassador to Austria Henry Grunwald. "1 believe. That there will be Good cooperation . Maybe this is the most important  Shevardnadze said the Moscow meet ing with Baker would be used to discuss inc Agenda for the superpowers and the prospects for a Summit  Baker speaking after. Shevardnadze also stressed some Sharp differences Between the two sides. He objected specifically to the soviets proposal to try to curb nato and War saw pact Battlefield nuclear missiles inner arms control negotiations that open thursday and on a soviet drive to hold Mideast peace conference. Eastern from Page 1 were immediately available?1 basically we re extremely Cathi Ais Stokes said adding thai no talks had yet been Schwa Eastern spokesman Robin Malel said to Epman would appear Davis ruling to the 11 the , St Cut court of appeals in Atlanta. Ross said the Compario could t operate More ihatp.-.48 to 72 hours More without the pilots and could have to file for Federal bankruptcy Protection. Matell said bankruptcy would be a course of  he declined to speculate on How Long it would be before Eastern would make such a move Eastern the nation s seventh largest airline already has no Ray shut Down saving it was forced to Lay off 9,500 workers this week because of the pilots adherence to inc strike in a 17-month-old contract dispute the  Union had asked ils 40,000members at All airlines to follow Rule books stringently starting tuesday and there were fears the pilots wouldst off a series of delays around the country. But while the Union said 60 percent of its members followed the directive delays were few. The Union contended its action was not a Sobut an Effort to ensure safety during the strik Bob Buckhorn a spokesman for Ihen Cral aviation administration in Washingto Juzwic the system far has operated in b cd Csc a formal  he there had been ipod Rapij flt quests for More than Usua handling by air Eric controllers but the sys tem  those requests  Bush in. Wash Neton said pilots shout St be the innocent travelling Public a Hhd stood mrs opposition to government cation to Stop i hot a Pul by the 8,500-Membcr Union which represents mccluoff5 and ramp service workers transportation a of chary Samuel k. Skinner appealed to Coli kiss not to Force the administration to impose a Ray Cooling Oft period. But a House sub wife approved a Union sought Bill tuesday thai compel Bush to intervene by appointing a emergency Board to study the impasse Between the airline and Union and recommend a solution. It would include a Cooling of period of up to 60 Days in which striking employees would return  Bill is not expected to reach the House floor until sometime next week and Many lawmakers con cede there arc not enough votes in Congress to Over ride an expected presidential veto a Bush said if the machinists Union tries to shut Down rail service later this week he will ask Congress to ban such secondary  said the strike should resettled through bargaining. No new talks Are scheduled. Tower from Page 1 under the influence opt alcohol while on the Senate floor a scr was a senator from i96j tol9s but inebriated to the Point that he could not operate interrupted sen. Arlen Specter a a. I have not seen him inebriated to the extent he could not perform his duties replied Deconcini who said later he had fewer under the influence Scvcr-1 times. But Tower in a statement denied the charge saying i have never been inebriated on the Senate  Bush in a session earlier tuesday wit White House reporters repealed his Oft slated insistence that no senators headfirst hand information that Tower was hampered by a drinking problem. I Haven t had one single senator not one who served with him Over the years say i have seen him. My first hand evidence is this Man is ineligible because of his consumption of spirits " gush said. Mitchell Saio it despite Dodd s announcement and the Cibin monday of Democrat Hooch heft no thai Obama to support Tower the nominal still lose i believe that when in the nomination will be rejected at obvious if the republicans had the vol they would now be demanding the Vole take place Mitchell told reporters i frankly see no Benefit to  unnecessarily and needlessly prolong ing this Mailer he said. But Senate minority Leader Bob Dole of Kansas said this has just  he left open the possibility of asking the Senate to let Tower answer the charges against him on the door itself but he seemed to concede ii would be a last ditch attempt to stave off defeat an democrats said Tower had ample oppor Jaunity to defend himself before Nunn s. Lac can Sec 50 votes we Don t Nee to a Kuhe request Dole said. But if we need Mpr two the answer is yes,.yes, we re gone to make the request. I d like to hear John Tower defend his re Cord in the Senate