European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 14, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Pulga 28 the stars and stripes news briefs 2 carriers ordered to stay in Mediterranean  Washington the Reagan Tion still wary of libyan sponsored Ufa prism has Given the Navy new orders la Kaj two aircraft carriers in the medic iranian  Penta gon sources said. In the meantime the unit awaits has asked Egypt to allow the nuclear  Enterprise to pass through inc sue Cana in the Mediterranean into the Indian Ocean at Jame sources. The Enterprise a noved to the  Alicr the Amer a bombing raids Over Libya on april 15 to pc two carriers there. Egypt made an exception to policy of Banning transits by nude a Powers ots Seis to allow that . Move. By is prepared to allow the Enterprise to the Indian Ocean and then Onward to its hog Friori of Alaneda calif., because the Carrier will join the America in the Midi Terra n ale this week the sources said. $293 billion budget proposed for military Washington api Isaic budget com Millic chairman Peic a Dominici ., Fri Day proposed a Compromise fiscal 987 budget that would Cut �8 billion from the Pentagon spending originally proposed by the Senate. Domenici with he support of other Senate Nego Liatos proposed si93 billion for the military and in More unless Reagan accepts the a increase included in the Senate Budge. Reagan has called the Senate s original 301 billion defense budget the minimum he would accept. He made the offer to negotiators from the House who have resisted Senate efforts to Force president Reagan to accept a lax increase and arc considering a defense budget even below the s2bs billion passed by the House. Westmoreland leads Welcome Home Parade Choc afro a tens of thousands of Viet Nam veterans led by retired Gen. William West Moreland marched through do a blown Chicago i riday to the cheers of spectators and the wails of sirens in t Welcome Home tribute More than a decade after their return. The marchers accompanied by bands and floats Mefi cd off from Navy pier and onto grand Avenue for inc taker rape Parade through the Loop. The Parade was to wind up in Grant Park where a music and food festival was punned for Friday night. Organizers estimated 100,000 people marched in the Parade said spokesman Bob storm an this would make it easily the biggest Homecoming Ever for Vietnam veterans. Westmoreland who commanded . Forces in Vietnam was the Parade s grand marshal. New extradition treaty approved by ., Brite Washington Nytz the Stajk foreign relations committee thursday a Ikea a revised extradition treaty Between the availed Stales and of Ivain thai will make scr to extradite Irish Republican army of hcs sought by the British juror us. Raided a yearlong deadlock on the i made Senate approval of the treaty Jinty perhaps As Early is next week. Saturday. June 14, 1966 thefts from Page 1 larceny and conspiracy to commit larceny. Turner is charged with stealing $36 and Feeley s23. A spokesman for the British court said he larceny charges ranging in amounts from 54,50 to its Are spec Imen charges meaning at least one offence or More has been Coin Milieu for thai amount. The eight Are expected to appear before magistrates on june 30. The six other britons involved arc Ellen Hammond Thomas Henry Geoffrey gather cold Trevor Ray Parker Michael Ray Clark Charles Henry Turner and Patricia Anne Nelson. Senate refuses to continue charitable tax deductions Washington a the Senate continuing to resist changes to a pending tax overhaul Bill refused1 Fri Day to retain the tax break on. Charitable giving for la pay cars who do not itemize their deduct ions. By a 51-m vote this finale tabled in of Eccl killed an amendment offered by Sens. Daniel thou pc Mtawa ii. Anil Robert Kaston r-vvis., thai would have allowed the charitable deduction for non it Mircos for contributions above 1200. The s200 level would have been phased in Over three years. The write off is Kijuc to expire at the end of the year and the pending Bill would not continue inc deduction that was claimed on 22.5 million tax returns filed in 1984. Supporters of the amendment argued that ending the deduction would decrease charitable donations. But sen. I Job Packwood r-orc., the chairman of the finance comm Sec said people arc going to give because they believe in  not because they will gel a Deduc Tion. The outcome of the vote on that amendment was another indication of How slowly but surely supporters of he. La plan have been Able to tend off All major amendments. But while the legislation appears to be moving easily to Ward Senate passage possibly by sometime next week Tel Salors Are making Clear that they never want some of the major provisions in the landmark Pian to become Law. For example on thursday the Senate voted 76-21 in favor of a non binding Resolution endorsing continued full deduction of sales taxes leaving the final  that Issue to congressional negotiators who will draft a Compro Mise version of whal the House and Sunaie have piss a. Sens. Daniel j. Evans a Wash and Phil Gramm. R Texas proposed an amendment to allow taxpayers to choose Between deducting their slate income taxes or their stale sales taxes from their Federal income taxes which would Cost about $17 billion More Over five years than the House Bill passed late last year Evans and Gramon proposed to pay for the change by eliminating a loophole in the Senate Bill s treatment of consumer interest. Under the Bill consumer interest such As on a car loan could not be deducted. But mortgage interest on one or to Homes could be deducted. There is nothing in the Bill to prevent getting a second or third mortgage on a Home and using the Money to buy d boat or car and then deducting the interest. Evans finally withdrew his amendment in favor of the non binding Resolution leaving the consumer interest Loop Hole in the Senate Bill. The Senate made a similar decision wednesday when it voted in favor of Ono her non binding Resolution expressing support for tax deductible individual retirement accounts which would be severely restricted under the sen ate Bill but would be continued by he House Bill. The Senate Resolution would leave it up to he congressional negotiators to figure out what to do. Obviously the Senate believes it is basically unfair to permit deductibility of income and properly taxes., and exclude sales  said sen. Pete v. Dominici  In other Senate action on the tax Bill legislators voted 77 20 to reject a plan to drop a special break for the Oil Industry. Tax shelters All Over the lot would be closed oui but not for Oil and Gas complained sen. Lowell Weicker r Conn. I ask fur nothing More than is applied to everyone else he added urging the Senate to eliminate a special exception that would save the Petroleum Industry 11.5 billion Over five years. This Industry is not Only plagued by prejudice it � plagued by haired shouted sen. Russell b. Long a la. He called it the most depressed Industry in the nation and said the tax Bill would make investment in Oil and gis Tat less attractive. Baby Calvin receives new heart doctor terms it human Experiment Louisville by. Up Flaby Calvin received a new Chari the size of a Plum Friday in a six hour trans Plant his doctor called a human Experiment aimed at giving doomed babies a Chance at life. His vital signs Are Good. His pulse is Strong and his Emp erasure is  said or. Constant Mavroudis who performed the surgery at Kos air children s Hospital. The 23-Day-old infant who had been ruled unsuitable for a heart thai went to baby Jesse in California earlier this week received the Organ from an unidentified 6-Day-old male whose liver also was donated loan infant in Boston. He is in reasonably Good condition Mavroudis said of baby Calvin who like baby Jesse suffered from hype Pustic icel heart syndrome a Enlal malady without surgery. This is a human Experiment and it ought to be done to determine if we can offer these children a life in the future he said. If life is Worth living than it is Worth going  infants with hypo Lasu c left heart syndrome were believed doomed and were allowed to expire at Home until the first transplant was performed at Loma Linda University medical can str in Southern California Mavroudis said. Baby Jesse was the sixth such transplant at Loma Linda and he received the heart of a brain dead infant in grand rapids mich., although baby Calvin was on the National donor waiting list ahead of him. The parents of the Michigan baby bypassed the nation Al Organ procurement Center and contacted Loma Linda directly after hearing of baby Jesse s Case on National television. Or. Leonard Bailey head of the Loma Linda uni Venity medical Center transplant team said however thai baby Calvin was not passed Over arbitrarily but was not considered As Good a medical match for the heart of the Michigan baby. Baby Calvin s parents who have not been identified said the Case Points up a need for an improved system for donors of organs the Pica for a donor heart was made through a National Organ search network soon after Calvin was bom May 21 with Hyp plastic left heart syndrome and Mav Rondii Aid he doubted the boy could have lived More than i it weeks longer without a new heart. S. Africa from Page 1 was closed to non residents. At least 1,000 people were detained thursday a few More detentions were reported Friday and police searched some Ami apartheid groups office. Under the slate of emergency police May detain anyone without a warrant or trial and conduct searches without War rants. The state of emergency declaration also imposed unprecedented restrictions on the Media including a ban on publishing strike Calls and other subversive  foreign governments expressed dismay and outrage at the declaration. In London the office of the archbishop of Canterbury Robert Runcie spiritual head of the Church of England said it wot lending special envoy Terry wait to Johannesburg to Check on reports thai Many Church figure had been detained. Canada revoked the accreditation of four South african diplomats and the common Market foreign ministers planned a meeting to Caider new sanctions. Foreign ministers of uie 12 common Market countries were to meet monday id consider new sanctions against South Africa. A dutch foreign ministry spokesman Andres de Boekhorst said Friday thai lower level officials hid agreed the 12 countries would close their embassies in South Africa for 24 hours monday As a Security precaution because of expected unrest marking the 10th anniversary of the sower uprising. But this chief spokesman for Brilain i foreign office Christopher Meyer said the embassy closures also would be a gesture expressing concern Over tie South african crab. The . Embassy in South Africa said it also would close monday along with american consular offices in South Afri Calo Mark the anniversary of the riots in Soweto. The official soviet news Agency Tass did the Etc Rtin by declaration was an attempt to frighten uie fighter against apartheid with a us of  during a seven month state of emergency lifted much 7 that covered Only half of the you my Ami Pirtle a noting and related violence  than 1,600 people have been lulled nearly All of them Black in unrest parked by opposition to part eid the racial separation Lawi under which the country1 s million Whites Rule 24 million to Tess Blacks