European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 24, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sunday August 24, 1986 the stars and stripes Page 3 soviets sign nuclear protcue6l Moscow up1 Stales and the soviet Union Friday signed a nuclear safely and War cipro local permitting reciprocal on Sii up actions of selected atomic research is Lions arid an Exchange of nuclear safety experts in the near  the protocol was signed Friday in Moscow by the . Department of f Ergy s director of the office of in research Alvin Trivelpiece and Amro Nik Peiro Jants. Chairman of la stale committee for the us atomic Energy. This protocol is  related 10 the chernobyl accion Hui Lei us say 11 certainty gave  of a safety agreement Morom ictus. It is More  a .Hnt Assy official said. The 12-Pctwi . Delegation headed by Trivel Pur arrived in Moscow aug. 95 and Ufa a week of talks with their soviet fun Leparis under the Banner of the .-.s.r. Joint committee on peaceful l has of atomic Eno the Lajpat Werc the sixth meeting be  first set up in june owing .1 Washington Summit ing Between president Nixon and late soviet Leader Leonid Are Nev. Mill cd meetings were suspended at request of the United states after the tech session in 1978 because of the soviet asian of Afghanistan in 1979. The Patera itself Calls for increased Coop ratio in the development of breeder and id Metal moderated a actors and Oihi Vas of nuclear study. To Calls for a Sims from each country to hold a series of lir meetings to 1987 to discuss areas of Jacia Bizalion including review of design arts safely aspect of fast breeder reas Curch a a other types of nuclear reactors during these meetings unspecified dates next year scientist 11 be permitted to inspect two reactor from each country. Tax Bill would affect americans overseas Washington one group of americans expected to pay More taxes under the proposed new tax Law is those who earn j70.000 to s95.000 a year in other countries. They Are few. But they re important to . Business. Under existing Law an american working abroad does t have to pay taxes on the first $80,000 earned in an other country. That was scheduled to Rise eventually to 195,000. But the lax Over haul Bill thai Congress is expected to pass in september would limit the excl Dable amount to 170,000 beginning in 1987. Only earned income is affected int Refl and dividends Are taxed As they arc in the United states. The provision could hit Many Ameri can executives working in a foreign  says Commerce Clearing House a publishing firm specializing in tax Taw. It suggests overseas employees try to shift As much 1987 income As pos sible into 1986. Dilt Beddow. Who follows taxes for the . National constructors association says he cannot guess whether the number of people affected would be in the thou Sands or tens of thousands. The exclusion is nol subject to the minimum lax that will make it harder for americans to legally avoid paying any tax at All. But it cannot be used by americans working in Libya Cuba. North Korea. Cambodia or Vietnam. Beddow suggested the j70,000 figure is misleading because it can include expense payments that the internal reve nue service considers As income. You May be talking about an Engi Neer who s earning j3s.ooo or j40.000. In a place like saudi Arabia where the schools Aren t suitable for american kids the employer May pick up the Cost of sending them Home to school for example. That s considered additional in come for tax purposes he said. In Remote places where housing is hard to find housing allowances May not be considered As income by the irs Beddow noted but if the company sup plies you with a Condo on the Riviera the irs probably won t allow  americans abroad arc obliged to pay taxes in the country where they live. Nearly All other countries except the United states collect no taxes a All from their citizens who work elsewhere. A person working in another country uses services in that country and often benefits Trade in his or her Home coun try. Some income often goes Back Home and Home country exports Are often favored. An american architect designing a building in another country for exam ple May insist on an american elevator system or a roofing material. About 2.6 million american adults who do not belong to the . Military or government services live and work out Side the United slates according to Henry Valentino head of the Federal voting assistance program. Many earn a Good Deal less than $70.000. Bishop Desmond Tutu repeats his a. Farm program even Aid to Educa Tion he said. Remember a were going to abolish that education department monster. Well six years later the department of education is fully intact with the big Gest budget in its  Stockman Nee of the general a duct cuts. He reflects the Public mind which " i totally schizoid. When we hear secs is b of the Federal w agreement he said. But _ there is a reluctance o change  Reagan plays to the ambivalence of the american Public. There s a big element of self do ent credible or be Icli Ecial Content o Reagan ism Only a very popular kind of rhetoric and by Content i mean ideas a sense of reality and facts Stockman said a former congressman from Michigan Stockman in 19bo was called upon in coach candidate Reagan for the television debates with president Carter asked what he now thinks of Reagan s new beginning Stockman said the Eagan s policy position to Gloria is wider by orders of magnitude Iffat tin any administration we be Ever experienced