European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 9, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Israel forms right Wing coalition Jerusalem a prime minister Itzhak Shamir on Friday announced he formation of a new night wig gov mme that pledged to a a uproot the asian uprising and expand jewish casements in the occupied territories. A sine palestinian activist immediately seized the new coalitions policies ailing them a obstacles in the Way of Shimon Peres Leader of the rival left enter labor party predicted the Coli ion would be beset by infighting. Fridays coalition agreement would Ive Shamir 62 votes in the 120-member Esset where a vote approving the government could come As Early As monday. Shamire a announcement came after he ened an agreement with a string of far right and religious factions plus a defector from the labor party. The formation of the new government the first to be fully controlled by Shamire a liked bloc since 1984, Breaks a 3-month-old political deadlock. Close election results since 1984 had forced liked and labor into Power sharing arrangements but ideological differences often paralysed political action. A liked labor a a Unity government fell apart March 15 in disagreements Lover whether to take part in  peace talks with the palestinians. After the governments collapse Peres flailed in a 35-Day Effort to form a left cleaning government. Hope the bulls watching an unidentified Man who wanted to extra for their Money As he leads the took place thursday during a major fight the Bull gives spectators at a incensed official bullfighter on a spec bullfight attended by Spanish King Dridos Las Ventas stadium something tabular Chase. The unscheduled comedy Juan  pact seeks to drop military role Moscow apr leaders of the Warsaw pact say they want to change the soviet led Alliance from a military to a political body by this fall reflecting the reduced East West tensions in Europe. I after meeting thursday in Moscow the pact leaders declared their a readiness for constructive Cooper Jami on with nato. J nato foreign ministers concluding two Days of stalks in Scotland Friday welcomed the statement by their longtime rival. I a we Are ready to contribute actively to building Confidence and closer relations Between All european countries including the members of the two alliances a a nato statement said. J members of the soviet led Warsaw pact Alliance Jalso discussed various roles for a United Germany in Europe said soviet Deputy foreign minister Yuli in Visinsky but he indicated there was no agreement. I the members said they favor the formation of a new a fall european Security system and the creation of a single Europe of peace and cooperation a without artificial barriers and a ideological  a participants in the meeting Are unanimous in their opinion that the ideological enemy image has been overcome by Mutual efforts of the East and the West a the declaration said. The Warsaw pact meeting came As the old Structure of the 35-year-old Alliance is crumbling in the Wake of last years democratic upheaval and the ouster of Hartline communist regimes in Eastern Europe. In Light of the changes it has become necessary a to reconsider the character and functions of the Warsaw treaty a the members said in their declaration. New proposals on such a transformation will be drawn up before the end of october. Soviet and East european sources familiar with the thinking of government leaders have said that the envisioned new Structure of the pact would be patterned roughly after the nato secretariat and Council in Brussels Belgium although no firm plans have been disclosed. Warsaw pact members Are Bulgaria Czechoslovakia East Germany Hungary Poland Romania and the soviet Union. The declaration said a commission will work out proposals on transforming the Alliance before the end of october and the political consultative committee a the group that met in Moscow thursday a will examine them before the end of november. Despite statements before the meeting by hungarian prime minister Jozsef Antall that he wants to remove his country from the Alliance Kvit Sinsky said a there Wasny to a single statement made relating to a wish to quite the pact. Czechoslovak president Vaclav Havel too said upon returning to Prague Czechoslovakia that he stressed that his country should remain in the pact in order to oversee its transformation. Pact members also heard a detailed report by soviet president Mikhail s. Gorbachev on his Washington Summit last week with president Bush. Havel and his foreign minister Jiri Dienstbier also indicated there was no agreement on future Security arrangements for a United Germany. The soviets oppose nato membership for a United Germany and Gorbachev and Bush failed to resolve their differences Over the Issue last week. 1university considering fresh term for freshman Ann Arbor Mich. Apr the University of Michigan is searching Tor a term to replace a a freshman in describing the first year of a woman a College experience. Mary to Frank editor of the faculty and staff newspaper University record asked readers for their ideas a of u suggestions submitted Tresh More was the most common put neophyte was the most Emp hat Neo would be neat of since a one a j a 3s greek for newly planted said David c. King a political science doctoral candidate. If neophyte seems too esoteric other suggestions included Firsty Al Phimore fresher Rookie probationer collegian and Tenderfoot. One respondent suggested changing a a freshman would Lead to substitutions for other masculine terms such As bachelors and masters. Walter Harrison a spokesman for the Ann Arbor school said the University would consider dropping the term a a freshman a if an acceptable replacement were found. Some colleges and High schools have started using a a fresher and  state building to illuminate Gay Pride new York apr the top 30 floors of the Empire state building will be lit with Lavender lights in Honor of Gay Pride weekend later this month. The Gay and lesbian Alliance against defamation said it has lobbied the management of the 102-Story-tall building for the past six years to have the landmark building illuminated in Honor of their cause. A everybody is going to look up that weekend june 22-24gay and straight and they will see that new York City is recognizing the existence of the Gay and lesbian Community a said Tom Lynch a member of glad. Owners and managers of the building issued a statement on the decision a we Are in total agreement with. Leaders who seek to end the bigotry and discrimination directed against Gay and lesbian new yorkers. We Hope our participating will help end the Type of ignorance that Breeds this mindless  Gay Pride weekend includes the City a second largest Parade which draws about 150,000 marchers. The 102-Story building is illuminated in various colors associated with specific holidays such As red White and Blue for the fourth of july. Lavender was chosen for Gay Pride weekend because it is the traditional color of the Gay and lesbian movement