European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - March 22, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Thursday March 22, 1990 the stars and stripes a a Page 3poland a will have a voice on Border with Germany Bush tells Mazowiecki Washington apr president Bush assured pol Khz prime minister Tadeusz Mazowiecki wednesday that he United states supports the right of the polish people to live a secure within their present  Bush a statement delivered at a White House welcoming ceremony was intended to Calm polish fears that the unification of Germany might Lead to German claims of territory ceded to Poland after world War ii. A in any decisions affecting the Fate of Poland Poland must have a voice a Bush said to applause. Agreement has been reached that polish representatives will be present at the 2-plus-4 meetings when the Issue of to lands a Western Borders will be discussed by East and West Germany and later the United states Britain France and the soviet Union. Bush invited Mazowiecki Back to the White House thursday for an unscheduled round of talks. A we see a new Europe in which the Security of All european states a and their fundamental right to exist secure within their present Borders a is totally assured a Bush said on the South Lawn of the White House. A America wants to see Poland succeed a Bush said. A we want to Welcome Poland As a full partner in the Community of nations. We want to see your people enjoy the fruits of free  opening a meeting in which polish fears of a reunified Germany Are expected to be the dominant theme Bush told Poland a first non communist prime minister since world War ii that the United states will remain a Power in Europe and that the nato Alliance will remain Strong. A we have come from a country that wants to and can play a significant role in the new emerging order in Europe a Mazowiecki said in reply. A a we re coming Here to talk about the future a the future of polish american political cooperation in the face of momentous changes and. Economic cooperation so vital in our move to free  however Mazowiecki said there Are strains in the partnership. A the present acceleration of history is one in which the partnership is being put to a test a he said adding that the two nations would pass the test because of their common interests and . Good will. Later Bush and Mazowiecki signed a treaty to promote business and economic relations and encourage . Investment in Poland. The prime minister said investors will encounter such problems As an unreliable Telephone system in their initial involvement in Poland. A but i would like to Tell your people they should not be discouraged a he said. A we will Welcome the courageous people who will come and help move us through this Happy year of  asked if he wants a written guarantee on his country a Western Borders with Germany Mazowiecki replied a a we la be talking about  he had told reporters before leaving Warsaw that Poland wanted the United states to support its demand for a signed treaty guaranteeing its Western Border before reunification. Any treaty will have to be worked out Between the two German states and Poland said a . Official who requested anonymity. Warsaw student party becomes a disturbance Warsaw Poland apr thousands of students poured into the capitals old town on wednesday to celebrate the first Day of Spring but the gathering erupted into a Battle when youngsters began tossing bottles and stones at police patrols. There is a tradition in Poland for High school and elementary school students in Poland to play Hooky on the first of Spring and in recent years Young people have started dressing up in costumes and cruising around the City during school hours. American themes were popular this year with one student dressed As the statue of Liberty another As rambo and others As . Marines. But the soviet Union was not left out with one youngster decked out As a heavily decorated soviet officer. Thousands of students massed in the old town of Warsaw where they spent the Early part of the afternoon dancing and listening to music. Eyewitnesses said that a Rumor began to circulate through the crowd that a policeman had taken a bottle of Beer away from one of the youngsters. Groups of students then began to throw stones and bottles at police patrols who were walking around to keep an Eye on the situation. Police responded by charging the students and beating some of them. Reinforcements were called in and the crowd was drenched by the stinging Spray of water cannons. A two hour Chase through the streets leading to the main Square of the old town followed with police chasing after the youngsters. Eyewitnesses said that at least two students were detained. The crowd finally dispersed when one group of students formed a cordon Between other students and the police. The group in the cordon persuaded those youngsters who wanted to continue the disturbance to Stop throwing stones and disperse. Williams says he d dislike 1baffling against Richards  a it a Republican 3� w h ams says he would feel uncomfortable facing Ann Richards in the wornarf�vern0r s f3ce because be a a tjh.g9p gubernatorial nominee said in Man i3 d no pro Blem with a Britny Long the governors office but nine now be More cautious run Ning against her. Issimil ssh i discussion of the amp Ender lunch at  u3/u�wed a highly touted Bush Wonc  with president for win p ed8ed. 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