European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 18, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Inside stripes d six lawmen attorney shot in Detroit Page 5 d tigers Pound red sox with 21 hits Page 21 d caution urged in Star wars program. Page 28 the stars Anda tripes 1uthobiicd Shofi l  armed vol. 15, no. 122 monday. August 18, 1986 in  0j Tway q 8693 a conferees of tax overhaul so ten a House and approved the moiiku15rrtw8fc my overhaul in a half cd Iury a polilicatty"1 Popup or Hill shaped around lower rates fewer deductions and a higher Burden on corporations. The plan would Cut individual taxes by an average of 6. I percent but Mil Lions of people who gain most from targeted deductions would face tax increases. The formal vote was taken in open session without a Roll Call. The Only Audi ble no votes wore from rep. Bill Archt to jus and sen. John c. A " to. Earlier in Ciscili in. An informal Senate vote wat it when Dan Fonh was joined a Momal rpm Wallop r-wyo., in Opp Livion. The informal House vote. Also behind closed doors was not recorded. Jroud of the Congress and to Kukul mid sen.  ale negotiators. They said out there in could l Bedone added rep. Dan Rostenkowski. D-iii., head of the House Ducj Well we did it the conference  Only few Houra  the top Cigis of president Reagan s pm appeared to have hit an ice in a Long series of snags. Several senators had shown a reluctance to sign their names to the Volu Minous package until they had a Chanceton Analyse it. At one Point Packwood had the support of Only two other senators. Reagan to veto House version of defense Bill by the la Angeles times Washington president Rea Gan charging that the House passed de sense budget hands the soviets what they have been unable to win at Geneva in arms control negotiations vowed sat urday to veto the Bill in its present form and to Campaign against democrats who pushed in through late last week. The 1287 billion measure authorize Pentagon fund ing some $33 billion below inc $320 billion Reagan wanted and also includes an unprecedented number of restrictions on administration arms policies and on plans to lest an deploy new weapons. Reagan spoke out in his regular sat urday radio address which had been taped Friday before the House cast it largely party line 255-152 Vole on the Bill his speech was broadcast As Reagan was flying Ecsi for a three week vacation on his California ranch. In the address Reagan called the Bill a reckless assault on the defense of the United states and repealed Points that while House and Pentagon spokesmen had been making All last week that it would hamper defense planning to coun Ter existing soviet arms programs an undercut . Negotiating tactics in the strategic arms talks. Soviet arms negotiators must demystified today that . Legislators would give away in Washington what they have been unable to win at Geneva Reagan said soviet military plan ners must be astonished at the blows the House delivered this week to America s National defense. While it is my custom not to say whether i will veto a Bill until in reaches my desk Reagan said if the defens budget arrives m anything like the pre sent form it will be vetoed and National Security will be the Issue in 1966." the House acted Friday fully aware that much of the Democrat drafted As Sault on administration defense and arms control policies was unlikely 10 sur Vive conference with the Senate where a $293 billion defense Bill free of arms control provisions was passed a week earlier even if some of those measures sur Vive Reagan would still be Able to veto the whole Bill without jeopardizing on going Pentagon programs. In his broadcast attack on the House Bill Reagan listed five provisions ases specially obnoxious to him provisions against which White House and Penta gon spokesmen and lobbyists had been railing for Days. They were cuts in the strategic defense Initia Tive which Reagan believes has been an effective bargaining Chip in arms talks and Hopes can reduce the instability of massive nuclear forces. Limits on funding any strategic weapons programs thai go beyond the limits imposed by the a ratified 1979 Salt 11 treaty which had been drafted to expire in five years. Reagan earlier his summer made further . Adherence to its terms fully conditional on so Viet compliance which has recently come under increasing question. A ban on any . Nuclear tests of More than one Kiloton unless the soviets can be certified to have exceeded that level. Reagan cited the unilateral soviet breakout in 1961 from a three Yea testing moratorium that led to a 40-week program of tests. A ban on . Testing of anti satellite weapons a Field in which the Sovi ets Are widely acknowledged to have con ducted tests for several years. A ban on new Money for upgraded chemical warfare weapons that the administration believes is necessary to off set soviet advances in this held an deter their use. After  Vole. Pack nod met once again with Rostenkowski and the two produced the final Compromise. Hut some bitterness remained because of lip Nisi to approve the plan , the Zelir said he i Mhz la e com Mise but said the Colim to be moving 10 pass the Bill Quick people ate going to find out what s in it the Bill would reduce the number of individual  by ackels from 14 or is depending on filing status to two Basic rates of 15 percent and 28 percent Al though upper income people would pay More and a maximum corporate rate of 34 percent. Both the maximum Rales Are one percentage Point above the Senate passed rates that Packwood had insisted could not be exceeded. One list minute change would delay until is1 raising the Tion Bow Norrise to j 1.900 next 1,950 in 1988 and to $2,000 in 1989. As earnings of upper income peo ple increase their exemptions would gradually drop 10 Zero. The special marriage Penally write Jor two earner couples would end. Is for consumer interest Andocs taxes would vanish. The Bill Mhz Hack deductions for medical  expenses As significantly reduce the numb  who could get fully deductible it visual retirement accounts. Overall the package would Cut taxes for about three quarters of americans see tax on Page 28 Trident sub commissioned a photo a Sailor runs up the commissioning Pennant far the missile submarine Nevada while former it a Nide. Roy Johnson who served on the battleship Nevada win it was attacked at Pearl Harbor salutes. The Ohio class subs the third Navy vessel to War the Nam of the Western state