European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - February 15, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse Inside stapes o panel still ties Frankfurt to pan am flight 103 Page 2 o Wall Street giant to file for bankruptcy Page 5 d soviet communists endorse private property owners Page 8 d Missouri defeats Kansas in College basketball Page 21 authorized unofficial publication of the . Haaheo poicet"f1 vol. 48. No. 304 thursday february 15, a cd Good morn i d 8693 a unification agreement reached " we ii allies plan would begin after elections in East Germany but Lixin in m _ african n Ali Miil con Idi Hisil Vilh Lues ii. 120,000 Hai Mandela As returning hero Soweto. South a Dela returned to a Sci town tuesday and continue their Light a that had trapped them today my return Wilh Mandela to crowd of 120.000 Peop us. Most of the sped Man they Revere As thai at Lac Sanouv Lime. I you ire Villa Reg Iii p i Ca a Nelson mans Welcome in his Home cheering supporters twist the apartheid system ghettos like Soweto fills my heart an ecstatic but orderly in a huge soccer Staci irs had never seen the Der. So a deep sadness an unit a v,m.- . No Iii f l i a i Ilie Niu in of and its ii Bijur i i Ihie. L i cil apr Cement with the us Iel Union and a Asl Ieni any i tuesday on a two stage for Mula to i Unile Germany 45 years after the world War ii victors i sided foreign ministers of the big four allies of world War ii released Only a terse statement on the agreement. . Officials added detail. In the first stage. East Germany and West German would meet on Legal economic and political issues according to the statement. The talks would begin soon after East Germany holds its March 1 8 National elections. In the second stage the foreign ministers of the two Cir Many would Meel Wilh the foreign ministers of the United slates. France Britain and the soviet Union to discuss external aspects of the establish ment of German Unity including the issues of Security for the neighbouring the statement. Hammered Oul at an East West open skies conference added thai preliminary discussions at the official level will begin although the statement was not specific Amon those external aspects to he considered by the big four _ who Defeated a i Germany and its allies inthe most devastating War in Hist nov will be whether the new german1- Isi member of the North Atlantic Treav it Waii a United German u Weiliam. Al Ile ni-. L unit . La t nn1.1 is Ai a i --.,n As to i Phis i a i l. Ai amn1. An i in. Tv.,i i i the f the in k-rm.i1. Sosick foreign minister 1-du.ird she Ardi iad a met earlier tuesday Wilh his West German in Sclier and with . Secretary of slate James a. Baked on tuesday affirmed thai Easl and West Germany would reunite and sought to reassure the world that the new country would not pose any threat to Tell All our neighbors what we want to unite the Federal Republic of Germany the German demo cratic Republic and the whole of Berlin no less and no More. We do not have territorial claims against any of our seek a european Germany not a German Europe he made the comments to open the second Dav of the 23-nation open skies conference the main topic of which has been eclipsed by the German unification Bonn. West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl and communist Premier Hans Modrow of Ger Many Mel to discuss monetary Union. They agreed to set up a commission to study ways of making the West German Mark the official currency Oll Asl Germany As Well. A coiled Story i pane 2. Ii a i gives been at work in the world Powers discus main \ Enir Losev. Pm a 1.1 Wilh Asli in Irton that i Iii Mlton was Mii a iiawi1. 9 \ Esli a i ii sire m keep get Many in n \ 1 o. _ anxiety a in people who sult ered at Ger unification on Back Page ,s., soviets approve 195,000 troop ceiling Ottawa a the United states and the soviet Union agreed tuesday on a Sharp reduction in troop deployments in Central Europe to 195.000 for each superpower. Canadian external affairs minister Joseph Clark said. The United states could keep up to 30.000 troops elsewhere in Europe under the agreement. Clark said. The Accord worked out during an open skies conference represents soviet acceptance of the Initia Lise president hush unveiled in his stale of the Union address Jan. 31. made lie announcement in a conference Hall with Secretary or stale James a. Baker 111, soviet for eign minister Eduard a. Shevardnadze and other for eign ministers looking on. Baker and Shevardnadze did not speak. The United slates now has about 305.000 troops i Europe of which Aboul 275.000 Are on the Central front mostly West Germany and 30,000. Generally in Navy and air Force units. In Greece. Turkey Italy. Spain and Britain. The soviet Union has about 565.000 in Hast Ger Many. Poland Hungary and a Echo Slovakia four see ceiling on Back Page moslem 1c in Kas Ian ,." the i siem guv when re Mirs spread Liias on Back Page
