European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 13, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Raiders will stay in . A Page 22 authorized unofficial publication forthe . Armed forces _ vol. 49, no. 152 thursday september 13, 1990 a a 25t daily and sunday d 8693 allies sign pact sanctioning unification of 2 Germany Moscow apr the four world War ii Powers that Defeated and carved up nazi Germany signed a treaty wednesday with the two Germany sanctioning their unification and heralding the return of their full sovereignty. Foreign ministers from the United states the soviet Union France and Britain signed the historic document along with representatives from the two German states in the soviet communist party a Plush Oktyabr Skaya hotel. The so called 2-plus-4 agreement is the last major document needed to Clear the Way for unification and will Lead to an end of the world War ii allies special rights on German soil. It ends months of sometimes worried talks Over Germany a future strategic role. Nagged by the Specter of Germany a nazi past some nations expressed concern Over what they perceived As the potential threat of a single nation of 80 million germans in the heart of Europe. The treaty thus incorporates built in limits a demanded by the soviets a on the germans military might. It also contains the germans acknowledgement that they cannot regain lands forfeited to Poland after the nazis defeat in 1945. The end of the special Powers for the world War ii allies above All concerns Berlin which is now technically under the administration of the four nations and not a part of West Germany. After unification Berlin will become one City within a United Germany. President Mikhail s. Gorbachev watched West German foreign minister Hans Dietrich Genscher As he affixed the first signature followed by East German prime minister Lothar de Maiziere. The four allies were next French foreign minister Roland Dumas soviet foreign minister Eduard she see Unity on Back Page Saddam a will fail a Bush vows to nation Washington apr president Bush vowed in an address to Congress and the nation tuesday night that a Saddam Hussein will fail in his takeover of Kuwait. Bush reporting on the persian Gulf crisis said Iraq could not prevail against the a new partnership of nations Allied against it. He proposed Steps to reduce americans dependence on foreign Oil a in part by accelerating the development of environmentally sensitive alaskan Energy reserves. In the audience at the Capitol were the ambassador from Iraq Mohamed Sadiq Al Mashat sitting just five seats from the ambassador from occupied Kuwait Sheik Saud Nasir Al Sabah. Al Mashat had no visible reaction to Bush a harsh words. In his nationally broadcast address Bush said a i cannot predict just How Long it will take to convince Iraq to withdraw from  he also said he did not know How Long american troops would be deployed in the saudi arabian desert. Bush asked americans to stand behind him. A if Ever there was a time to put country before self and patriotism before party that time is now a Bush said. Democrats offered their support and reiterated Bush a Tough warnings to Saddam a let our people go. Let Kuwait go. And see Bush on Back Page military sex harassment widespread Survey finds still in there swinging former president Reagan uses a Hammer and chisel wednesday to Chip away at a Section of the infamous Berlin Wall As he makes a symbolic attack on the old cold War Barrier a three years after he called on the soviet Union to tear it Down. Reagan and his wife Nancy arrived in Berlin on tuesday to Start a 10-Day trip through Europe. See Story on Page 2. By Chuck Vinch Washington Bureau Washington a almost two thirds of female service members experienced some form of sexual harassment in the past year according to a Survey. Almost four out of five female victims reported More than one Type of harassment while More than half reported four or More types of harassment during the period. The Survey issued tuesday was the first of its kind in the military. It was mandated in 1988 by then defense Secretary Frank Carlucci based on a recommendation from the task Force on women in the military. A total of 20,250 people about half males and half females responded to the random mail Survey. The most frequent Type of harassment reported by 25 percent of the women was unwanted touching and situations in which they were bodily  pressure for sexual favors was next on the list reported by 12 percent of the women. That was followed by unwanted looks and gestures experienced by 10 percent of the women. Rapes or assaults were reported by 5 percent of the female victims. Among males 17 percent reported some form of sexual harassment. The most common form was touching and bodily cornering reported by 7 percent of the males. Other forms of harassment reported by men were sexual teasing jokes or gestures 6 percent pressure for sexual favors 2 percent and actual or attempted rape or sexual assault 1 percent. Meredith Neizer chairwoman of the see Survey on Back Page