European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 28, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Inside stripes d 250 War brides reunited in  Page 3 d airline workers face drug smuggling charges Page 5 d Angels Clinch Al West title Page 21 the stars and stripes authorized unofficial publication for 1mb . Armed forces vol. 45. No. 163 sunday september 28, 1986 js.o.�,.is�d., 0 8693 a Reagan vetoes sanctions Congress plans to override Washington not president Reagan calling punitive economic Mea sures the wrong course to follow Fri Day night vetoed legislation imposing economic sanctions against South Africa an act that appeared almost certain to be overturned by Congress. Setting the stage for a rare foreign pol icy Battle with Senate republicans Rea Gan said the United states must stay and build not Cut and  in a veto message to Congress Reagan asked Are we truly helping the Black people of South Africa the lifelong victims of apartheid when we throw them out of work and leave them and their families jobless and hungry in those segregated townships or Are we simply assuming a moral posture at the expense of the people in whose name we presume to act related Story Page 28. The president whose action had been expected waited to veto the legislation until about four hours before the mid night deadline at which the Bill automatically would have become Law. He said he was willing to work with Congress to design a better approach. White House officials explained the move As an attempt to provide aides Withas much time As possible to seek the see sanctions on Page 28 Senate approves landmark tax Bill with 74-23 vote Washington Dpi the Senate easily gave final congressional approval saturday to a historic tax Reform Bill ending a two year legislative Odyssey to provide americans with a new tax code that has lower rates and far fewer Loop holes. The sweeping Bill that will touch the finances of virtually every taxpayer now goes to president Reagan who As the driving Force behind the Effort to Over haul the nation s tax Laws is certain to sign it. The vote in the Senate 74-23, came two Days after the House passed the Bill 292-136. The Senate action seemed an almost anti climactic end for the legislation that had been considered dead time and again in the past year Only to be dramatically resurrected by congressional Spon sors and Reagan who made the Issue his top Domestic priority. The measure originally drafted to at least partially balance a tax code that had become top heavy with special tax Breaks and complexities would limit or end scores of deductions in Exchange for dropping tax rates to their lowest level in about half a Century. Reagan who began the main drive for tax Reform with a plan released in late 1984, joined congressional sponsors in arguing that the Bill was needed because americans were beginning to lose Faith in their tax system. Meeting a key demand from Reagan the Bill is supposed to be Revenue Neutral not raising or lowering the amount of income tax Money the govern ment collects. However in the next five years it is expected to raise business taxes by about $120 billion to Cut individual taxes by a similar amount and remove about 6 Mil lion poor people from the tax Rolls. Sponsors boasted that the plan the most Radical revision of tax Laws at least since world War ii would provide most average americans with tax cuts while also ensuring that corporations and the wealthy will pay their fair share because of a Strong new minimum tax and provi Sions that tear Down abusive tax shelter schemes. But opponents argued that in the drive to achieve a new tax code. Congress lost sight of the Overall goals and eventually pieced together a measure that is unfair and Coula result in economic chaos. As part of their evidence they have pointed to estimates that show that while most americans would get tax cuts from the Bill about is million lower income and Middle income people would get tax increases. App Noto actor Patrick Duffy Bobby Ewing at right confronts Larry Harnan . On the season s opener of  Bobby s alive Pam you were dreaming new York a Bobby Ewing did t die Pam just had a bad dream and Dallas quickly moved on to other things As it started its ninth season on lbs Friday. It took less than three minutes to exhume Bobby Patrick Duffy from the grave dug at the Start of last sea son after Duffy tired of the show. It seemed so real Pam said As Bobby emerged from the Shower where he appeared at the end of last season. It s Over. None of that happened said Bobby. Bobby s return on a two hour Spe Cial was the most successful if least believable video tease since the glob Al mania about the who shot .?" Cliffhanger on Dallas in 1980, and the most publicized of several to be see Bobby on Page 28 buckle up Reagan fes Federal workers Washington Dpi president Reagan Friday ordered All Federal employees to Wear seat belts while driving on official business. Referring to the thousands of lives lost to Auto accidents at a Cost of $32 billion a year an $11 billion Cost to Federal state and local governments Reagan said on the Job safety Belt use policy for Federal employees will reduce human pain and suffering set an example for the private sector and reduce the Burden on the taxpayers caused by motor vehicle  the order does not apply to Congress or the judiciary but it will apply to the military. It requires safety Belt use Only for Drivers and front seat passengers. The president rides in the Back scat of his limousine and it could not be deter mined whether he buckles up. Under pressure from Auto safety groups for More than a decade the transportation department has ordered that 10 percent of All 1987 autos sold in the United states come with a passive restraint system either an automatically buckling Seal Belt or an air bag. The executive order requires each executive Branch department to conduct an education program for employees about the new Rule. Many states and the District of co Lumbia where much Federal driving occurs have Laws requiring seat Belt use by front seat passengers. Neither the local Laws nor the executive order would apply to Law enforce ment agencies such As the secret serv ice whose employees would have to jump out of cars on Short notice. But a secret service spokesman said agents Are required to Wear the belts while on Rou Tine  Secretary Elizabeth Dole said she fully supports the executive order and that buckling up will substantially reduce the risk of death and serious injury to the thousands of Federal workers who use cars for official Busi