The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, August 5, 1981-Page 7
Begin forms hawkish
gov't, -signs coalition
JERUSALEM (AP) - Prime willhavebeenelected.
Minister Menachem Begin formed a The new policy guidelines also
hawkish new government yesterday promise to strengthen Jewish set-
that is pledged to expand Jewish set- tlements, including those built in the
tlement in occupied territory, block West Bank under Begin's previous ad-
Palestinian statehood and to adhere ministration, and "to work for the con-
more strictly to Orthodox Jewish law. struction of new settlements ... in all
Begin signed the coalition agreement areas of our homeland."
with three religious parties in his office, The coalition agreement calls for
perspiring under the glare of television stricter adherence to the Jewish sab-
lights. It took Begin, entering his bath by government offices and com-
second term as prime minister, 21 days panies, banning the sale of pork 'and
to form the government after a narrow other foods forbidden by Jewish law,
victory in the June 30 election. The and wider exemptions from military
agreement assures Begin of 61 seats in service for women and theological
the 120-member Parliament, according students and teachers.
to a spokesman in his office. THE GUIDELINES differed little
THE 83-CLAUSE document said the from those of the outgoing government,
government will "raise its claim to but observers said the new Cabinet is
sovereignty" over the West Bank after more hawkish, with moderates like
a transition period of self-rule. The Dayan and former Defense Minister
phrase has little significance for now Ezer Weizman gone and the defense
since autonomy is to last at least five portfolio in the hands of Ariel Sharon, a
years, by which time a new government hardliner.

Daily Photo by KIM HILL
Damfishing
Nothing is better on a lazy, hot day than whiling away the hours waiting for
those elusive fish at Argo Dam near Broadway and Main Streets.

9-month-old kidnapped
A nine-month-old baby was apparen-
tly kidnapped by his baby sitter from
the 800 block of E. Kingsley Monday af-
ternoon, police reported yesterday. The
father of the child had left him with a
babysitter between 1 and 4 p.m. and
when he returned, the babysitter was
gone with the child. Later that day, the
Ann Arbor police received a teletype
message from the East Lansing police
who were looking for the parents of the
baby.
The babysitter, an 18-year-old
female, had apparently taken a bus to
East Lansing and then dropped the
baby off at a local community center.
The baby is now in a foster home in
EastLansing until the father can pick
him up. Police reported the babysitter,
who had just gotten into town several
days ago and had been living with the
father since then, was picked up here
and the situation is pending further in-
vestigation.
Island Drive women robbed
A strong-armed robbery on Island
Drive resulted in the loss of about $29
S total from three females at 5:30 Mon-
day. They were approached by four
males who demanded their money, but
had no weapons. After taking the
money, the suspects fled the scene.

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