PRESIDING OFFICER (SENATOR DONNEWALD): … April'the 12th, 1975 and Wednesday, April the 16th, 1975. PRESIDING OFFICER Senator J'ohns. ... Senator Donnewald, Chairman of Assignment

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Hour is 12:00 o'clock, noon, April 25Eh. Senate will come

to order. Prayer by Reverend Xenneth D. Hanson of St. Stephenîs

Lutheran Church, Carpentersville/ Illihois. Reverend Hanson.

REVEREND HANSON:

(Prayer given by Reverend Hanson)

PRESIDING OPFICER (SENATOR DONNEWALD):

keading of Ehe Journal. Senator Johns. Just one moment.

SECRETARY:

Saturday, April'the 12th, 1975 and Wednesday, April the 16th,

1975.

PRESIDING OFFICER

Senator J'ohns.

SENATOR JOHNS:

(SENATOR DONNEWALD):

Mr. President, I move that further reading 6f the Journals

of Saturday, April 1975 and Ifednesday, A/ril 16th, 1975 be

ùdispensed wit , and unless some Senator has corrections to offer,

18 the Journals stand approved.

19. PRESIDING OFCICER (SENATOR DONNEWALD):

2o. Heard the motidn. A11 those in favor say Aye. Al1 those

21 opposed No. The Ayes have it. Senator Johns.

a2. SENATOR JOHNS).

23 I move that reading and approval of the Journals of Thursday,

4 April 17 z 1975 , Monday , April 2 1 # 1975 , Tuesday , April 2 2nd , l97 5 ,2 . , .

Wednesday, April 23rd, 1975: Thursday, April 24thz 1975.be postponed25:

pending arrival of the printed Journals.

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You've heard the mction. All tho/e in fayor' say Wye. All28.

those opposed No. The Ayes have it. Committee reports.

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SECRETARY:

Senator Donnewald, Chairman of Assignment of Bills, assigns

the followinq to Committee:

' Appropriations - Senate Bill 14907 Aqriculture, Conservation

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and Energy - House Bill 585; Public Health, Welfare and

' 2. Correction - House Bills 128 and 4397 Revenue - House Bill 449.

3. Senator Kosinski, Chairman of Elections and Reapportionment,

4. reports out the following: Senate Biils 210y. 783, 854, 855, 901,5. 1257, 1285, 1287, 1288, 1289 and 1291 with the recommendation Do

6. Pass. Senate Bills 547, 1035 and 1036 with the...recommendation

Do Pass as Amended. Sena'te Bills 462, 548, 549 and 7l8 with the

8. recommendation Dè Not Pass.. ?

9. Senator Daley, Chairpan of Judiciary Committee, reports out

l0. Senate Bills 255, 25'6, 258, 459, 486, 606, 639, 642, 969 and 383

11. and 1099 wiEh the recommendation Do Pass. Senate. Bills 14, 354,

i- %12. 634, 640, 834, 943, 487...n0: noto..not 487, and 1147 wit t e

recommendatioh Do Pass as Amended. senate Bills 177, 238, 408,

l4. 409, 475, 523, 604, 628,.719, 810, 877, 906 and 933 with the

15. recommendation Do Not Pass. House Bill 309 with'the recommendation

16 Do Not. Pass. Also, Senate Bills 498, 616, 702, 708/ 774, 1305

l7. and 1306 with the recommendation Do Not Pass.' Senate Bills 775

18 and l20 with the recommendation Do Not Pass as Amended. Senate...

.19. Senate Bills 10, 124, 215, 300 and l010...and 1010 with the

recommendation Do Nöt Pass as Amended.

21 Senator savickas, Chairman of Labor and Commerce, reports ouk: .

22 Senate Bills 473, 483, 70l and 942 with the recommendation Do NoV or* . .

. . .Do Pass. Senate Bills 474, 482, 700 and 971 with the recommenda-

tion Do Pass as Amended. Senate Bill 620 with the recommendation24. .

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i11 1187 re-referred to Rules Committee.Do Not Pass. Senate B25.

senator Newhouse, Chairman.of Pensions, Personnel and Veterans26.

Affairs, Senate Bills 596, 650, 659, 662, 717, 85'9 and 895 with the27. . .

recommendation Do Pass. Senate Bills 197, 894.an1*1002 with the28..

recommendation Do Pass as Alènded. genate Bills 464 and 465 with

the recommendation Do Not Pass.30. . .

genator Chew, Chairman of'Trans/ortation Committee, reports3 ). . . ' .

out Senate Bills 241, 527, .643, 649, 675, 687, 690, 746: 772, 786,

827 and 1058 with the recommendation Do Pass. Senate Bills 57, 392,.3 .3 ;? .

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Not Pass.

PRESIDING OFFICER (SENATOR DONNEWALD):

Messages from the House.

SECRETARY:

7l2 and 862 with the recommendation Do Pass as

Bills 53, 493 .and 689 with the recommendation Bo3.

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7. A Message fron the House by Mr. O'Brien, Clerk.8. .Mr. President - I am directed. to inform the Senate that

9' ihe House of Representatives has passed .bills with the following

l0. .titles, in the passage of which I am instructed to ask the concurrepce

of the senate, to-wit:l2' - ills zl4, 478, 587, sgo, 6s5 and 849.. House B

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Motions.

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16 '* A motion pursuant to...senator Hiciey.

PRESIDING OFFICER (SENATOR DONNEWALD):*18. Senator Hickey

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20 ' *' Mr. Chairman, Itd like to ask that Senate Bill 217 be heard

on the Floor on Wednesday. We postponed the hearing until Wednesdaf.22. he the motion- -the secretary has the motion! and I ask for...T ...

23. laat I 'm asking for is postponement from today until Wednesday.w

PRESIDING OFFICER (SENATOR DOXNEWALD):21 ' itten motion to re'consider

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27 ' it's been filed Yes. I filed it and I want' Right. It s... !

28. st postponed until Wednesday.

29. PRESIDING OFFICER (SENATOR DONNBWALDI':

30. You want to hear it on Wednesday of next week.

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32. Pleasé.

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1* Youlve heard the motion. A1l those in favor say Aye. A11

2 ' ' '' those opposed No . The Ayes have it . . Resolutions . .

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4. . senate-- Resolution 64 introduced by Senator Lane. It's

S* congratulato/y.

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9 .* Yes, Mr. President: members of the Senate, Resolution 64 is

l0. honorinq Reverend Joseph Mccarthy, st. Kieran Parish, Chicago Heights,

ll. on his fortieth anniversary . I request the impediate conxpnt and

l2. adoption of this resolution.

l3. PRESIDING OFFICER (SENATOR DONNEWALDH:

14. The motion is to suspend. the rules for immediate'consideration.

1.5. A1l those in favor say Aye. All those opposed No. The Ayes have

16 'i f thèbahendment. All those. it. senator Lane Moves for the adopt on o

17. in favor. . .the...the-- the adoption of the resolution. All those in'18. favor say Aye. All those opposed No. The Ayes have 'it. The

l9. resolution is adopted. House Bills on 1st readinq. House Bill 1.

20. uouse Bill 1 senato-r savickas. House Bill 7.1. Oh, réad the bill.

21 i11 Hbuse Bill '1 . ' $* Read b ... .

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23. House Bill No. 1.

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25. lst reading of the bill.

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27. House Bill 71. House Bill 78. House Bill 121, Senator Glass.

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30. House Bill 121. . .

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32. lst reading of the bill.

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Hoùse Bil1 149, Senator Nimrod. Read the bill.

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2. House Bill 149.. ' . .

(Secretary reads title of bill)

1st reading of Ehe bill.

5. PRESIDING OPPICER (SENATOR DONNEWALD);House Bill 224, Senator Shapiro. Read the bill.

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8. House Bill 224.

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l0. lst reading of the bill.

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House B1ll 273. House Bi1l 275. House Bill 300, Senaizr12.

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lq . House Bill 300.œ. *

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l7. lst reading of the bill.

l8. PRESIDING OFFICER (SENATOR DONNEWALD):

19. House Bill 323, Senator Lemke.

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2l. House Bill 323.


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House Bill 422. House Bill 447. House Bill 459, Senator25.

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lst reading of the bill.

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House Bill 464. House Bill 510. House Bill 536. Ilouse Bill

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611. Senate Bills on 2nd reading. Senate Bill 5, Senakor

a. Mitchler. Senate Bill 9. Senate Bill 37y Senator Rock. Senake

3 Bill 97, Senator Reqner. Senate Bill 138, Senator'Dougherty.

4. Senator, do you want to call 1387 Senate Bi1l...2hd reading.

Thpy ardn't on the...you want to hold the bill: Senator? A1l

6 right. Senate Bill 139, Senakor Knuppel. Senate Bill 193, Senator@ .

7. Sommer. Senake Bill 247, Senator Sommer. Senéte qill 248, Senator

S Senate Bill 254 S'enator Carroll. Sehate Bill 257,g ommer. ,* /

9 Menator Kenneth Hall. Read the bill.

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2nd reading of the bill. No committee amendments.

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15. Are there any amendlents from the Floor? 3rd reading. Back

16 to Sehate Bill 254., Senator Carroll. Move the bill. Read the* .

bill.

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senate Bill 254.l9.

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a1 2nd reading of the iill. No committee amendments.* . .

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Are there amendments from the Floor? 3rd reading. -senate23.

Bill 290, Senator Fawell. Senate Bill 293, Senator Fawell/ Senate24.

:5 Bill 341, Senator Hickey. Read the bill.

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Senate Bill 341.

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sehator Hickey.

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This bill defines suppliers, a person who sells and dispenses

and delivers special fuel'from a mobile tank directly to the fuel

sppply, the tank...the motor vehicle Which really is prohibited'by

law, and so, the amendment to the bill Which Was adopted in coàmittee

defines motor.vehicle, or it says whether such operation is permikted

o: prohibited by other state, county or local laws or regulations.

And I offer thâi amendment/


Is there further debate? Senator Hickey moves for the adoption

of Amendment No. l to Senate Bill 341. All those in favor say Ayé.

kA1l those opposed No. The amendment is adapted. Are t ere further

amendments? Senator Graham.

SENATOR GRAHAM:

Senator Hickey...


Just...just a monent. We need a'little- .a lot of order, nota little order.

SENATOR GEAHAM':

Senator Hickey, I was i'nformed that you were discussing another

amendment or had had-one qiven to you to introduce to this bill.

Am I correct in assuming that there is one more amendment being

considered by you to attach to this bill?

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senitor Hickey.

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Not an addiEion Eo vthe one' which I just. now introduced.

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2: Not ln addition to this?

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g No, not in addition to this and not in addition to what was3 .

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3rd reading and.this amen'dment does show up, you would throw it

back to 3rd for an amendment?

SENATOR HICKEY:

Right.


She indicates she will.

SENATOR GRAHAM:

Thank you very muchz Senator.


3rd reading. 344. Senator Palmqr. Move the bill.

SECRETARY:

Senatù Bill 344.

(Secretary reads title' of bill)

2nd reading of the bill. No committee amendpents.


Are there amendments frqm the Floor? 3rd'reading. Senate

Bill 345: Senator Dougherty. Move' the bill.

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senate Bill 345.


2nd reading of the bill. The Committee on Appropriatiohs offers

one amendmentl


Senator Dougherty moves the adoption of Amendment No. l to

senate Bill 345. All those in favor say Aye. A1l those opposed No.

The Ayes hl ze it. Are there further amendments? The amendment...

the amendment is adopted. Arè there further amendments? 3r2 reading.

Senate Bill 348, Senat8r Course. 348, Senator' Course. Spnate Bill

357, Senator Demuzio.' Senate Bill 397, Senator Buzbee. Senate

Bill 425, Senator Fawell. Senate Bill 433, Senator Course. Senate

Bill 433, Senator Course. Move it.

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SENATOR COURSE:

Yes, Mr. Presidenty I move the adoption of the Amendment No. 19. and 2. Did you say two amendments?l0.

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he secretary indicatt... There..lthere are two amendments t

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Amendment No. l...senator Weaver.l6. SENATOR WEAVER:l7. well, Mr. president, I'd...it's all right Eo adopt these

' amendments. I just want.-van: to inquire of Senatok Cpurse whetherl9- d to move it on to ard or will he bring it back next week?he wante2O. 'PRESIDING OPFICER (SENATOR DONNEWALD):2l. S

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them on 2nd reading ti1l...

very go' d.

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29' 461, Senator Rock.' Move it.

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Are there amendments from the'rloor? 3rd reading. Senate

Bill 470, Senator Bell. Senate Bill 477, Sepator sgan. 477,

Senator...all right. Senate Bill 481, Senator Knupyel. Senate.... yes. Move the bill.

SECRETARY:

Senate Bill 481.

(Secretary reads 'title of bill)

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PRESIDING OFFICER XSENATOR DONNEWALD):

k dments from the Eloor? 3rd rea'ding. SenateAre t ere amen

Bill 488, Senator Knuppel. Move the bill.

SECRETARY':

Senate Bill 488.

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2nd reading of the bill. No committee amendments..

PRESIDING OPFICER (SENATOR DONNEWALD):

Are there amendments from the Floor? 3rd reading. Senite

Bill 502, Senator Hynes. Move it.

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senatè Bill 502.

(secretary reads title of bill)



Are there amendments from the Floor? 3rd reading. Senate

Bill 505, Senator Bruce. Senate Bill 506, Senator 'Knuppel. Move

the bill.

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Bill 553, Senator Johhs. Move tie bill.

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Senate Bill 553.

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one amendmentz'


. ..senator Johns moves the amendment, Amendment No. lw..moves

the adoption of Amendment No. 1. A1l those in favor say Aye. Al1

those opposed No. iheo..the Ayes have it. Are there further

amendments? The amendment is adopted. Are there amendments from

the Floor? 3rd reading. Senate Bill 595, Senator Wooten. Move

the bill.

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PRESIDING OFFICER (SENATOR' DONNEWALD):

Are there amendments from the Floor? 3rd reading? Senator

Course: for what purpoge do you arise?

SENATOR COURSE:

A point' of personal privilegez Mr. Presidènt.


state' your point.

SENATOR COURSE:

I1d like to announce to the membership that Senator Kosinski

was taken to the hospital yesterday afternooh. Probably Senator

Da/idson would know more about bvt just want to report that

he's doing fine. He's down for tests. and he's going to be in the

hospital ovçr the weekend, and if anybody would like to visit him,! ' '

he'd be bâppy to have you. senatok Davidson, you can give them a

more comprehensive report on his condktion, I believe.

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PRESIDING OFEICER (SENATOR DONNEWALD):

Senator Davidson.

SENATOR DAVIDSON:

Mr. President, I appreciate Senator Cou/se's saying I can

give you more account, but I do have a little problem being one

of the attending physicians known as confidential införmation.

Only thing I can tell you, he's in Memorial Hospital, Room General

667. He is doing good. He's there for tests and any of you...hets

delighted to have any company.

PRESIDING OFFICER (SENATOR DONNXWALD):

It will be noted in the Journal that he is absent because of

illness. Senate Bill 600, Senator Netsch. Move it.

SECRETARY:

Senate Bill 600.


2nd reading of the bill. The Committee o'n Finance and Credit

Regulations offers one aMendment.


Senator Netsch.

SENATOR NETSCH:

Mr. Presidentr the...


Yes. Senator Netsch.

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Yes, the amendment which was worked out pretty much by agree-

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a rate cap ,on the allowable interest that may bebpaid by municipali-

ties when they issued these ipdustrial revenue financing bonds. As

origfnally proposed, the cap had just been totally eliminated and

we all agreed to a rate. cap of eight and a half percent. That is

what the amendment do'es.


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Ayes have it. Are there further amendments? Amendment is adopted.

Are there further apendments? 3rd reading. Senatç Bill 62.7,

Senator Palmer. Senate Bill 666, Sehator Ozinga. .Move the bill.

SECRETARY:

Senate Bill 666.


lst reading of the bill. The Committee on Appropriations...2nd

reading of the bill. The Committee on Appropriations offers four

amendments.

PRESIDING UFFICER (SENATOR DONNEWALD):

Senator Ozinga.

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PIœSIDING OFFICER (SENATOR DONNEWALD):

No'. Let's have a 1ot of order. Senator, werll have Eo

consider those one at a time. Senake Amendment No. to Senate

Bi1l 666. Senator Ozinga.

SENATOR OZINGA:

I would move ihe adoption of Amendment No. which is only

the cost of living expense amendment I believe. Remember justthe exact the order, but khat's what they were.


Is that...is there further discussion? A11 those in.o.yes,

Senator Hynes. Senator H#nes.

SENATOR HYNES:

A11 four of these amendments were unanimously adopted in the

Appropriations Committee.

PRESIDING OPFICER (SENATOX DONN/WALD):

Is there further debatb? A11 those in favor of Amepdment No.

to Senàte Bill 666 say Aye. Xl1 tho' se qpposed No. The Ayes have it.

senate Bill...the amendment is adopted. Amendment No. A1l those

in 'favor of Amendment No. 2 say Aye. Al1 those opposed No. The

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' 2. Senate Bill 666. A1l Ehose in favor say Aye. A1l those opposed .

3, No. The Ayes have it. The amendment ls adopted. Amendment No. 4.

4. All those in favor say Aye. A1l tiose opposed No. The Ayes have it.(5. The amendment.is adopted. 3rQ...are there further amendments? 3rd

. 6. reading. Senator Rock, is it your desire to retu'rn to Sen4te Bill

7. 470: Senator Bël1? He...senator, you did not eall that bill as I '

8. understand.

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1O. No, 1...1 do...I do, in fact, have an amendment which I have'

l1. placed on the Secretary's Desk. I...I'm having copies Eun right '

l2. now, Senator, for distribution. ,

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14 Well, did you call the bill, Senator? .

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zc Ie..I'held the bill awaiting the amendment, and as soon as

21 that amendment is distributed, 1,11 be...I Would like to call thed1 . :

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2nd reading of the bill. One committpe amendment but I don't have29. .

it...notation of where it's from. Revenue. One committee amendment30.

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d l bene moves th'e adoption of èommittee AmendmentSenator Va a a

No. 1. Is there discussion? All those in favor say Aye . Opposed

Nay. The amendment is adopted. Any further amendmentl? 3rd

reading. Senate Bill 668, Senator Vadalabene. Read the bill.

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No. 1. Any discussion? All those in favor say Aye. Opposed. Thel5.

amendment is :dopted. Any amendments froi the Floor? 3rd reading.

Senate Bill 676, Senator Bloom. Senator Bloom. . 676, read the bill.l7.

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Any amendments fron the Floor? Senator BlooM.23.

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request of Senator Welsh and Senator Daley taking the time require-26.

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Senator Bloom moves the adoption of Amendment No. 1. Is there

discussion? All those in favor say Aye. Opposed. Amendment is30.

adopted. Any further àmendments? 3rd reading. Senate Bill 691,

Senator Lane. Hold the bill. Senate Bill 69'3, àenator Hynes.32 ' .

senate Bill 695, senator Netsch. Senate Bill 726, Senator Mccarthy.33/ '

(Secretary reads titlp 6f bill)

2nd reading of the bill. The Committee on Revenue offers one

amendment.

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SECRETARY:

senate Bill 726.

d title of bi''ll)(secretary rea s

2nd reading of the bill. The Committee

Regulations offers one amendment.

y os):PRESIDING OFFICER (SENA OR BRU

Senator Mccirthy.

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on Finance and Credit

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9. SENATOR MeCARTHY:

lo. Yes, Mr. Presid'ent and members of the Senate, the committee

Xises the maximum rate for loa'n commitmdnts from eight11 amendment r

12 and a half percent in the original bill to nine percent. ''Q-m-ovV- its

adoption.

l4. PRESIDING OFFICER (SENATOR BRUCE):

1q Senator Mccarthy moves the adoption of Amendment No. Is'r ? .

there iiscussion? Ai1 those in favor say Aye. All Opposed. The'l6. .

17. amendment is adopted. Any further amendments? Senator Nimrod.

18. 'SENATOR NIMROD:

Yeah, 1...1 wonder if the sponsor would yield.

2o. PRESIDING OFFICER (SENATOR BRUCE):

al He indicates he.fll yield.

22 SENATOR NIMROD:

How long a period is this for? Is this permanent or is this

for a specified period? The nine percent amendment.24. .

PRESIDING OFFICER (SENATOR BRUCE):25.

Senator Mccarthy.26..

SENATOR MCCARTHY:27.

Can't hear him.28.


I'm sorry. Gentlemen, 'if youlll...asking questions on amend-30. . . .

ments.:! .1. .

SENATOR NIMROD:

Is...is this amendment to increase it to nine percent? Is that33/ .

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'for a specified period of

at nine percent?

SENATOR MCCARTHY:

The answer Eo that question...


senator Mccarthy.

SENATOR MCCARTVY:

The answer to that question, Senator Nimrod, is that this

relates to commitments for loans and that means the commitment can

be made at nine percent any time prior to July lst of this year.

PRESIDING OFPICER (SENATOR BRUCE):

Senator Nimrad.

SENATOR NIMROD:

It only applies then to those loans for which a commitment

was made?

this permanenttime or is that...it makes

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SENATOR MCCARTHY:

That is correct.

SENATOR NIMROD:

so, that that could conbinue on until next year or the following

. . .the following riscal year?

PRESIDING OEFICER (SENATOR BRUCE):

senator Mccarthy.

SENATOR MCCARMHY:

In éeiponse to that question, there is no time limitation as

to when the loan actually has to be closed. The loan could be

closed in Ockober, November, December, January, February or whenever.

SENATOR NIMROD:

Thank you.

PRE'SIDING OFFICER (SENATOR BRUCE):

Senator Nimrod concluded. Are there further amendments? 3rd

reading. Senate Bill 734, Senator Carroll. Senator Carroll on the

Floor? sdnate Bill 749, Senator Parteé. Senate Bill 785, Senator

smïth. Senate Bill 808, senator Knuppel. Senate Bill 814, Senator

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Vadalabene. Read the bill.

SECRETARY:2.

3. Senate Bill 814.

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2nd readinq of the bill. No committee amendments.


Any amendments from'the Floor? 3rd reading. Senate Bill 839.

Read the bill.

SECRETARY:9.

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Senate Bill 839.

('Secretary reads title of billi2nd reading of the bill. No committee amendments.


l4. Any amendments from. the Floor? Senator Vadélabene.

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SEIIATOR VM AT,ABENE :

Yes, there is an amendment on the Secretary's Desk on Senate

Bill 839,

.SECRETARY:

One Floor Amendment offered by Senator Vadalabene.


Explain the amendment please.2l.

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SENATOR VADALABENE:

This is an agreed amendment, Mr. President and members of the

Senate, of the Health, Welfare and Corrections Committee, and what

it does is that where it says approved dental school, it refers to

ao..reputable dental school and that's all the amendment does and

it was agreed unanimously in the committee.


senator Vadalabene moves the adgption of Amendment No. l to

839. Is there discussion? All those in favor say Aye.

SENATOR VADALABENE:

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3. SECRETARY:

4. senate Bill 840.

j '* (Secretary reads title of bill)

6. The Committee on Public Hea1th, Wélfare and 'Corrections offers one

7. amendment.

8. PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR BRUCE)

: .. Senator Vadalabene moves the adoption of M endment No . l to

l0. senate Bill 840. ks there a discussion? All those in favor say Aye.

11 11 opposed. The amendment is adopte' d

. Any further amendments.. A

l2. SECRETARY:

Just a' minute, Mr....okay, go right ahead, Mr. President.

14 PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR BRUCE)

15 An further committee amekdments? Any amendments fron the Floor?@ ysenator vadalabene.

l7. SENATOR VADALABENE:.

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l9. PRESIDING oFFIcER: (SENATOR BRUCE)

20 è ding. ' senator vadalabene, the Chair would note that on. 3rd r a .

2l. senate Bill 814 I have a notation, there was a...senator Vadalabene.

22. sENATon VADALABENE:

23. yes. This- -this the order I was going to. revert.varevert

24. back to?. There was a amendment put on 8l4 in cpmmittee hearing of

25 hich I tho'ught you overlooked.* W

26. PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR BRUCE)

27. The Chair's note is that an amendment was requested in committee

28. but not adopted. There is no committee amendment.

29 SEIJAT'OR VADALABLNPI :

30. A1l right then wedll hold the bill on 2nd reading until the...

3l. PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR BRUCE)

32. senator vadalabede moves...we...we will leave'it on 3rd until you

33. have L14e amendment prepared, Senator Vadalabene. Senate Bill 808:

opposed No. Amendment is adopted. Any further amendments?

reading. Senate Bill 840, Senator Vadalabene. Read the bill.

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Senator Knuppel. Reaé the bill..' 2. sEcRsTARv: '

3 * senate Bill 808 ., .

.= * (secretary reads title of bill)S * 2nd reading of the bill . No conunittee amendments .6* PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR BRUCE)7 .* M y amendments from the Ploor? 3rd reading. Senate Bill 857 ,B' Senator Regner. Senate éill 8B0r Senator Eawell. Senator Graham.9. szxavoR cRxuax:

lO. z wanted to ask a question a minute of senator Knuppel but...

PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR BRUCE)l2. sorry

.l...

13. SENATOR GRXHAM:

l4. senator, on 8o8 you would' bring that back for amendment if we

' l5. 'SO reques%ed?

k 6 '. PRESIDING OPPICER: (SENATOR BRUCE)

l7. senator Knuppel.

l8. SENATOR KNUPPEL:

19. I certainly would.

20 '' PRESIDING oFFIcER: (SENATOR BRucE)21* senate Bill 892

, senator Davidson. ...read the bill.22. SECRETARY:

23. senate Bill 892.


25. 2nd reading of the bill. No committee amendments.

26. PRESIDING oFFIcER: (SENATOR BRUCE)

senator-Rock, why do you seek recognition?l

28. SENATOR ROCK:

29. wonder if the senator would be kind enoùgh to hold that .

PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR BRUCE)

3.1.. He indicate's that heell hold t2e bill. Take it.p.take it ouE

32. of the record. senate Bill 968, Senator Netsch. Hold the ,bill.

Senake Bâ1.1 1019, senator Hayris. Senate Bill 1023, Senator Nimrod.

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Read.the. bill.

SECRETARY:

Senate Bill 1023.

(Secretary reads tikle of bill)

2nd readihg of the bill. The Committee on Public Hea1th, Welfare and

Corrections offers one amendment.

PRàSIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR BRUCE)

Senator.elet's see. Senakor Nimrod, do you wish to explain the

amendment?

SENATOR NIMROD:

Yeah. The amendment only correct #...

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l2. PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR BRUCE)

Excuse me, senator. senator Rock.

14. SENATOR Rocx:

1S' ' in requesting, I'm sorry,.. I m aga

hold this.

PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR BRUCE)l8. Senator Nimrod..19. 'SENATOR NIMROD:

Yeah. 1...1 will hold it until we put the amendment on so at21 .* least ikrs. confirmed and wedll hcld iE there. Senator Rock, if wp put22' bn so at least itts corrected and then hold the bill

.the amendment

23. SENATOR ROCK :

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25. pszszozxG oeslcsn: (sExAToR snucs)

Well, Senator Nimrod, I'm iold by the Secretary that causes us27. difficulties in how the bill will

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28. SENATOR NIMROD:

if...I wonder if the sponsor wbuld

Okay.

3O. PRSSIDING oFFIcER: (SENATOR BRUCE)

31. .. .be handled.

SENATOR NIMROD :

33/ Take .it out of the reeord.

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PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR BROCE)

Take it out of the vécord. Senate éill 1085, Senator Bruce.

Read the bill.

SECRETARY:

Senate Bill 1085.

(Secretary reads tikle of bill)


PRESIDING OFEICER: (SEYATOR BRUCE)

Any amendments from the Floor? 3rd reading. Senate Bill 1108,

Senator Harris. ' Senate Bill 1119/ Senator Harris. Senate Bill 1122,

Senator Moore...Don Moore. Read the bill.

SECRETARY:

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14. (Secretary reads title of bill)

2nd reading of the bill. The Committee on Public Health, Welfare and

l6o Corrections offers one amendment.

l7. PRESIDING DFFICER: (SENATOR BRUCE)

Senator Moore moves the àdoption of the Amendment No. l to

l9. Senate Bill 1122. Is there a discussion? All those in favor say

2o. Aye. A11 opposed No. The amendment is adopted. Any amendments from

21. the Floor? 3rd reading. Senate Bill 1181, Sena.tor Harris. Senate' 22. Bill 1157, Senator Latherow. Senake Bill 1460, Senator Moore. There

23. has been a request by Senator Rock to hold the billz Senator Moore.

24 Senate Bi11...we will return to Senate Bill 511. On 2nd reading.

Senator Rock.

SECRETARY:26.

Senate Bill 511.27. ,,

(tecretary reads title of bill)28. .

2nd reading of the bill. The Committee on Appropriations offers one29. .

amendment.30.

PRESIDING OFFICMR: (SENATOR BRUCE)

Senator Rock.32. .

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1. Thank you, Mr. President and Ladies

2 This is a State Officers .éalary Bill. Téere was an amendment offer'ed

3. by Senator Davidson in committee whicho..to which. p .which I accepted.

It was amendment..pcommittee Ame'ndment No. 1. 'We found out after the4.

5. adoption of that amendment there was some kypographical errors.

6. Would move to table Committee Amendment No. 1.

7. PRESIDING OFFICER': (SENATOR BRUCE)

8.' You've heard the motion to Table Committee Amendment No. 1. Is

9. there discussion? Sedator Davidson.

1g. SENATOR DAVIDSON:

l1. Well, there is, actually, no more...no discussion on the motion

to Table but I do want to concur...

'13. PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR BRUCE)

1j. Letls geta..letîs gét rid of...

SENATOR DAVIDSON:

l6. o..the amendment I put on in committe'e I do concur with Tabling

l7. amendo.pcommittee Amendment No. l and for the adoption of...

18 PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR 'BRUCE) '

Fine

and centlemen of the seûate.

2o. SENATOR DAVIDSON:

2l. ...Amendment No. 2.

22. .PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR BRUCE)'

There is a move by Senator Rock to table Amendment No. 1. Is

24. there a discussion? Al1 those in favor say Aye . A1l opposed. The

amendmen't is Tabled. Amendment No. 2, Senator Rock.

26 SECRETARY:

:7 One Flogr Amendment offered by Senator Rock.

PRESIDING O/FICER: (SENATOR BRUCE)28. .

q Sënator Rock.2 . .

SENATOR ROCK:30.

Thank youy.hlr. Pr'esident. This is th; identiéal amendment as.

offered by Senator Davidson with a couple of minbr changes. What it32.

r does basically is restructure and put in proper form this appropriation33; .

34. bill. I would move the adoption of Amendment No. 2.

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PRESIDING OPFICER:

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(SENATOR BRUCE)Senator Rock moves the adoptibn of Amendment Nq. 1: there

a discussion? those in favor say Aye. A1l opposed No. Thq

amendment is adopted. Any further amendments? 3rd reading. There

is a request that we go to the order of 3rd reading. Senate Bill 750

for the purpose of putting the bill on the order 'of 2nd reading.

Senator Regner is recognized. Senate Bill 750.

SENATOR REGNER:

Yes, Mr. President and members of th' e Senate, I have an amendment

I would like to offer to Senate Bill 750. I've discussed it with

Senator Rock already and he is in agreement, and what the amendment

does.it...

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l4. ..'.senator Regner, the bill is on 3rd reading. Dq you move to

have thé bill brought back to the order of 2nd re:ding for the pur-

l6. pose of the amendment?

17. SENATOR REGNER:

18. Right.


20. You heard the mojion. Al1 in favor Aye. A11 opposed. Senate21. Bill 750 is on the order of 2nd reading. Senator Regner.

SENATOR REGNER:

23. The amendment I'm offering provides that school districts or

24. provides a provision that no money for expenses shall be advanced

nor shall any member be in reverse for' expenses incurred on behalf

26. of any person other than such member. The reason for this is in this

27 past year a couple of school districts have gotten into some troubles

2a. because they provided a flat amount, like a thousand dollars for a

trip of some kind. They did take their families al'ong and expended29. ,

some of those monies on tie familr's expenses not jnst their own,30.and this amendment would prevent that and I would move for the âdoption'

. of Amendment No. l to Senate Bill 750.32.

, PRESIDING OFFICER; (SENATOR BRUCE)33: .

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senator Resner mokes the adoption of Amendment No. l to Senate

Bill 71ù. A1l those in favor say Aye. A1l opposed No. Amendment

is adopted. Any further amendments? Senakor Regner.

4 '. * SENATOR REGNER :5* I ' ve spoken to Senator Schaf f er who is the chief sponsor of this6 ** Senate Bill 750 and he has agree to remove his name és the lead sponsor

1* d insert mine, and I would like to make such a motion.ana .'

PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR BRUCE)9 - k. leave of the Senate to have himselfsenator Regner moves . . .asl0- f senate Bill 750 in lieu of senator schaffer.shown as sponsor o

ll. ' there a leave? Leave is granted. Any further amendments? 3rd

reading.

.13. PRESIDING OEFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)

l4. Latherow, I understand you wish to return a bill fromsenatorls y' . 3rd reading to 2nd reading for the purpose of amendment. That sl6. :11 pasaSenate Bl7. avoa cavusRow:SEN

l8. s xtR g .

PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)20 '' S

enator Latherow moves that Senate Bill 725 be returned to the2l' f 2nd reading for the purpose of amendmenb. All those inorder o22. 'favor say Aye. All those opposed No. The Ayes have it. Senator23. h row. The bill is now in 2nd.Lae e

24. ssuaToR LATHsRow:

The amendment on the secretary's Desk does exactly what we put26. here yesterday only there was some errors in the amendment as iton t27. - 1 Green correct ik for me and that.so the amend-was drawn. ust had A28. ment now changes the membership from two to one and has the Hdm: Rule29. Amendment on

30. PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)

senate- -sdnator Latherow moves' to reconsider the vote by whfch

32. senate. e.Amendment No. l to Senate Bill 725 was adopted. A1.l those

33;% 'in favor say Aye. A11 thosd oppose; No. The Ayes have it. The Amend-

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t i idered. Senator Latherowt1. men s now recone1( '

2.1, SENATOR LATHEROW:

I move to Table the amendment.

4. PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)5. The motlon ie to Table Amendment No. 1 to Senate Bill 20...725.

6. Al1 those in favor of Tabling say Aye. A1l those opposed No. The

7. Ayes have it. The...the Amendment No.l is Tablcd. senator Latherow.

a. SENATGR LATREROW:

9. Now, I move the adoption of Amendment No. 2.

:0. PRPSIDING OFFICER; (SENATOR DONNEWALD)

Senator Latherow moves for the adoption of Amendment No. 2 eo11.tz. Senate :i1l 725. All those tn favor say Aye. Atl those opposed No.

The Ayes have it, The amsndment is adopted. Is there further amend-l4. ments? Are there further amendments? 3rd readinq. Senator Bell,

do you ulsh to address your..xgo t? ehe order of 2nd reading on

ï6 Senate Bills ono..senate Bi1l 470. Senator Bell. (Machine cut-off)

...2nd reading.

lg SECRFQARY:

)k. senate Bill 470.

zo. tsecreearp reada tltàe of bill)a: 2nd riading of the btll. The Committee on Public Health and Wolfare

2: offers one amendment.

23 PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)

4 Apotor Rock . Senator Bell .2 .

:/NATOR BSLLI25.

Yes. Thank you, Mr. Presàdent. I'd làke to offer Amendmont26.

N0....1 quess thts would be Amandment No. 2. No. 17 Excuse me.27.

Amena-ont No. l and recom--nd thia amendment to the senators here2:. present and I'd tike to havè Benator gock explain tho...thoJ9.

actionl of the amendment on th* Rape Treatment Center legislation.30.

PRBSIDING OFFICERI (SPMATOR nGMMROALD)31.

genator Rock. sénator Rock. Has committeo Amdndment No.1 been3z.

adopted? All rtqht. We move for tHo adoption of tho Amnndment which13é

W*# oftered.

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1. and accepted in the committee. Thatês Amendment No. 1. I have

2 Amendment No. 2 which fs on the Sec' retaryss Desk which I will offer.

3. PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD/

4 Just a moment. Hasoo.has Committee Amendment No. l been adopted

5. already? The potion is then tp adopt Committee Amendment No. l Eo

6. Senate Bill 470. All those...470. A1l those in 'favor say Aye. All

7. those opposed Nö'. The Ayes'have it. The amendmenk is adopted. Amend-

8. ment No. 2...

SECRETARY:

10 Offered by Senator Rock.

SENATOR ROCK:

Thank you, Mr. President. àenate Bill 470 as now amended re-l2.

13 quires, as I understand it, al1 licensed hospitals to provide emergency

services for alleged rape victims'. Amendment No. would merely add

ls. one line and I will read it and I ap qoing to move its adoption.

ï6. Nothing in this act shall be construed to requi<q p hoèpital to pro-

l7. vide consultation or any other services which relate to an abortion.

As long as we a're going to mandate hospital licensed facilities to' /& 3

19 . pkovide emergency treatment , I want to make it quite plain that it is

2c my lntent, 'at leaft, that the subqect of abortion is not in anyway

covered, and I would moye it...move the adoption of Amendment No.

22 PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)

23 Is there'further debate? Senator Bell.

BEiL:SENATORt .

:5 Wellr Mr. President, I:ve...I agree totally wikh Sehator Rock,

and the adqption of this amendmënt and would move to have it adopted26. . .

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PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)28.

Well, youtre going to second. AAl right. Is there further de-29.

bate? A1l those in favor of adopting Amendment No.. 2 Eo Senate Bill

470 say Ayq. A11 those opposed No. .The Aye, have Amendment3 ). .

No. 2 is afopted. Are there furtheb amlndments?-senator Be11..32.

SENATOR BELL.

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Well, go ahead with khe furkher qmendments if there are such then

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I1d like to move it...,

PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)

Are there further amendments?

for what purpose do you arise?

SENATOR MITCHLER:

Mr. President and members of the

3rd reading. senator Mitchlerf

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Senate, I would like to rise

on a point of personal priviiege and...


l0. State your point.

1l. SENATOR MITCHLER:

12. In khe gallery seated behind me, Mr. Jack Poole and a numher of

chaperones have brought a group of students from the C. M. Bardwell

14. School in Aurora. Itîs a great school. It's a school that I happened

l5. to start in when it was built and it was a neW syhool. I started

l6. there in the fifth grade, graduated from it and IRd like to have

that group of students rise and if they would', be recognized by the

l8. members of the Senatd.' PRESIDING OF/ICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)l9.

20. Please rise and be recognized. Senator Johns, for what purpose

2l. do you arise?

22. SENATOR JOHNS/

23. Mr. President, Itd like to Eell my colleagues where I was yester-

24. day. I had no bills in commitkee, no' committee assignments and only

bill on 3rd. I left yesterday morning at seve' n o'clock to fly to25. One .

Metropolis, Illinois to be with the Mayors, Chamber of Commerce,

27. Civil Defense people and so forth. We just had a devaktating flood.

down there. The waters have just receded, the'homes have been uprooted28. . .

and I flew dowh to inspect them with my people down there. just

like to explaim my absence. I rekurned back here at three thirty30.

yesterday and I just wanted my colleagues. to know it.3 ). . . .

PRESIDING OFFICERT. (SENATOR DONNEWALD)

That.a.that will be noted, Senator. Senator Nudelman, for what

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purpose do you arise?

SENATOR NUDELI'WN:

3. Mr. President? I would like ko announce that the cause of Senator

4. Newhouse's absence is an illness in the family.

5. PRESIDING OFFTCER: (SENATOR D9NNEWALD)6. It will be noked in the Journal. Senator Oz'inga.

7. SENATOR OZINGA::'

8. As lonq as We're doing that I'd like ko announce that Senator

9. Rave Shapiro has been called home because of the death of his father-

1c. in-law and his presence should be so recorded.

ll. PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)

l2. It will be done. Senator Rock.

13. SENATOR ROCK:

14 Thank you, Mr. President. On that same order of business

tl5. would lzke the Journal to reflect Sqnators Partee and Harris are

out of the city on State business.


.18. Will be noted. Senate Bills on...senator Buzbee, for what...

he wants to go home but you have to stay here. Senate Bills on

2c. 3rd reading. Now; members of the Senke, Senakor.o.senators Partee

21. and Harris 50th agreed yesterday that there would be no controversial

22. issues taken up before the Body today and I would hope that we would

23. abide by that'. The number where we start is Sehate Bill 438, Senator

24 Carroll. ' Now, I would hope th:t none of the bills called this...

afternoon would be controversial. Senakor Carroll, youfreoo.senate

Bill 138. 3rd reading. Do you' wish Eo call it? Read khe bill.26.

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SECRETARY:27.

Senate Bill 438.28.

(Secretary begins reading title of billf)29.

PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)30.

Hold it. Take it out of the record. Sgnator Carrol, Senate3 1 . .

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Bill 439. WRead the bill..32.

SECRETARY:33/ .

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senate Bill 439.

(Secretary reads title'of bill)

3rd reading of t%e bill.'

4. PRESIDINC OFFICCR: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)

5. senator Carroll.

SENATOR CARROLL:

7. Thank you, Mr. President and members of the Senate. Senate Bill

8. 439 deals with the Credit Union Act and reduces the minimum amount

9. of directors a board can have from nine to seven. It has been amend-

l0. ed to meet the öbjections of the committee that says that there will

ll. be no Executive Committee. The reason for seven is that this is the

l2. required minimum separaùe type of people that must serve on -a bcard.

13 Three Supervisory Committee, Three Credit Committee and one Hember-

14 ship Committee member. They, of course, can have iore. I know of15 no problems with it. If anybody has p'roblems, be willing to answer

tions.ques

l7. PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATDR DONNEWALD)

l8. Is...is there further debate? S.enator Glass.

l9. SENATOR GLAss:

20. Mr. President, my calendar.shows this bill on 2nd reading.

2l. PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD'I'

22. Do you have today's Calendar, senator?

23. SENATOR GLASS:

24. Yes. It was on 2nd reading yesterday. Thank you, Mr. Presiddnt.

25. PRESIDING OFPICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)

26. That's the standard procedure. Is there further debate? The

27 i is shall Senate Bill 439 pass? Those in favor say Aye.. quest on

28. Thoseo..thoùew..those in favor vote Aye. Those.o.those opposed vote

2 9 . No . The voting is open . Elave all voted who wiuil? Take t14e reèord .

30. On that question the Ayes are 44, the Nays are 2...2 Prese'nt, the Nays

31. are Nono. 2 Present.. Senate Bill 439 having 'received a constitutional

32. majority is declared ppssed. Senator Carroll, 440. Read the bill.

33. SECRETARY:

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Senate Bill 440.


3. ' ar'd eeading of the bill.' 4' PRESIDING OFFICER :

.ISENATOR DONNEWALD).

Senator Carroll .

6. SENATOR CARROLL:

7. Nhank you, Mr. President and members of the Senate. Senate Bill

8 '' 440 increases the'borrowing authority of the credit unions which had

thirty percent and now, by way of amendment to forty percent. This

10. met with no opposition once the amendment was offered, meets with

l1. the department, and I would be willing to'answer apy questions.

l2. PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD) --

l3. Is there any further debate? Question is shall Senate Bill

l4. 440 pass? Those in favor.vote Aye. Those opposed No. The voting is

é ' h topen. Have all those voted who wish? Ta e the record. On t aià ' '' question the Ayes are 4l

, the Nays are 2. Senate Bill 440 having

17 ' .* received the cônstitutional majority is declared passed. Senator

l8' Carroll, 44...Senate Bill 441. Read the bill.

l9. SECRETARY:

20. senate Bill 441..

2l. ('secretary reads title of bill)

22. ard reading of the bill.

23. PRESZDING oFFIcER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)

24. senator carroll.

25. sEuavon CARROLL:

26. Thank you, rœ. iresident and members of the senate. Senate Bill27. 441 also deals with the Credit Union Act to bring the I.llinois Act

28. into compliance with the Federal law and to allowv therefore: the

29 dit unfon to another to' better utilize. making of loanq frcm one cre

30. the centralized concept and allow...survivinq spouses into the credit

3l. union. This again is to make Illinois law similar to Federally

32 hartered cre'dit unions, and I would ask for a favorable vote.* C


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1. Is there further debate? The question is shall Senate Bill 44l

pass. Those in favor vote' Aye.. Those opposed No. The voting is

open. Have al1 those voted who wish? Have all those voted who wish?J

j . '' . Take the record. On that question the Ayes are 48, there are no Nays

5* and no Present'. The Senate Bill 44l having yeceived a constitutional

majority is declared passed. Senator..pfor what purpose do you arise,7- slnator chew?

8. SENATOR cHEw:

I rise to ask your permission to Table a bill while I have it on

l0. my desk and is in my. . .

ll. pREsloluG oFFIcER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)

Right. senator, would you hold that until we resolve.oefinish

l3. the session?

l4. SENATOR CHEW:

Would you recognize me after that?

l6. PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWAED)17. I certainly would. For that purpose indeed..18. ssxaToR cHEw:

l9. Thank you.

20. pRsszoluG orFlcsn: -(SENATOR DONNEWALD)

2l. senate' Bill 442, Sênator Buzbee. Senate Bill 444. Senate Bill'

449, Senator Welsh. Read the bill.

23. SECRETARY:

24. senate Bill 449.


26. 3rd reading of the bill.'

27. PRESIDING OEFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)

28. senator Welsh.

29. SENATOR WELSH:

30. Mr. President and members of the Senate, Senate Bill 449 removes

3) a civil service restriçtion permitting the Chicago Sanitary District, y ' .

32. to participate in Apprentice, Intern and Training Programs for which

33/ state and Federal funds are available. I'd appreciate your support.

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PRESIDINQ OFFICER: ('SENATOR DONNEWALD)Is there further debake? Al1 those in favor of Senate Bill 449

shall vote Aye. Al1 those opposed No...shall vote No. The voking is

open. Have all 'those voted who wish? Take thé record. On Senate

Bill 449, the Ayes are 46, the Nays are nothing. Senate Bill 449

having received a constitutional majority is declared passed.Senate Bill 454, Senator Wooten. Read the bill.

SECRETARY:

Senate Bill 454.

(Secretary reads titl: 6f bill)

3rd reading of the bill.


Senakor Wooten.

l4. . SENATOR WOOTEN:

l5. Mr. President and colzeagues, this bill corrects an oversightr

16.. really, in the original bill establishing Yurgie Centers. It in-

cludes podiatrist on the rist of those who are permitted to perform

l8. surgery. This will bring in the last remaining group which can

f rm surgery in the State of Illinois, gives them a flace on thel9. Per oboard, increases the public boatd membership by two for a total of

2l. twelve. And I'd be glad to answer any questions, ask for a favorable

22. ' roll call.


j4 Senator Course.2s. SENATOR COURSE:

:6 Yes, would the sponsor yield to a question please?

27 PRESIDING OFFICERZ (SENATOR DONNEWALD)

aa He indicates he will.

SENATOX COURSE:

What's an ambulatory? What ever it is.30.

PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD):!k .1. .

Senatar Wopten.

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We passed a bill authorizing this in the last Session.2 . ''

a plàce whqre surgical procedures are performed that do not reqvire

an overnight stay. This was requested by the Illinois State Medical4 ' .* Society and we included abouk ekerybody who would be performing any5. kind of surgery, oral surgery .for example, but by inadvertance we

left out the podiatrist. This simply puts them back into it.

7. .'PH SIDING OFFICER : (SENATUR DONNEWALD)g*

senator course. Is there further debate? The questipn is

shall Senate Bill 454 pass. Al1 those in favor vote Aye. All thosel0. opposed No. The voting is open. Haye al1 those voted Who wish?11. 'Take the record. On that qupstion the Ayes are 46, the Nays arel2. xo

ne. senate Bill 4s4 having received a constitutionaz majority isl3' deèlared passed

. senator Buzbee, senate Bill 4s6. senator Buzbee.

l4. :11Read the b .

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SECRETARY:

Senate Bill.m.senate Bill 456.

(secretary reads tikle of bill)

3rd reading of'the bill.


c; B zbe- e . -Senat r u

SENATOR BUZBEE:

Mr. President, this is a bill that was requested by Ducks Un-

limited. What it does it establishes a necessity for a duck stamp

on your hupting license if your going to hunt ducks. It will.o.it

25 . iz1 require a f ive dollar fee and that fee will go to the Departmentw

26 ' '' of Conservatione half of it to be spent in the State of Iilinois on

duck breeding grounds. The pther half will then qo to organizations

za ' '* such as Ducks Unlimited for the promulgation and the propagation of

29. duck breedins qrounds in canada. Now; there are about nine other

30. states that already do this and Ducks Unlimited, if you are familiar

with this qrganization, is an organiiation of hunters and conserva-. i

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' ,32. tionists. ' It's one of the broadly based groups I'have ever coie

33/ across, and the problem is if we don't continue to. . .to take care of

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the brcefing grounds of our migratory foul, in'particular ducks,

there's a good chance they are just gding to die out. And so we will '

be joining in about nine or ten other states in doing this if...

if we pass this'bill.


Senator Vadalabene:

SENATOR VADALABENE:'

Yes, thank you, Mr. President and members of the Senate. 1,

normally, don't agree with the Major on many issues but on this10 issue I am a member of Ducks Unlim'ited and I know the work they per-

1l. form and what they do across the...the United States, and so I would

12. encourage my colleagues to support this legislation. Quack, quack,

quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack: quackz quack.

l4. ' PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENXTOR DONNEWALD)

l5. Senator Bell.

SENATOR BELL:

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P ident '1 would like to ask Senator Buzbee a coùpleYes. Mr. res ,

questions.

PRESIDING OPFICER: (SENATOR DOAUEWALD)

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Senator Buzbee, do you yieid? He indicates...

SENATOR BELL:

Yeah, Senator Buzbee,

we've heard testimony in committee in referençe to it, the...the

24. fees five dollars go to the Department of Conservation to db the pur-

25. poses as youdve outlined. I...I'm wondering how this presently ties

26. in with the State game farms thato..that come under the jurisdiction

27 of the Department of Conservation. Thçre has been a little bit of an

28. issue building there in reference to these games farms, in fact, we

29. have a Senate bill that.'s been introduced too..to that effect con-

30. cerning the game farms continuation. Do, in fact, the State game

31. farms as they currently exist in the three counties and State have

any relationship to the raising of ducklings and so on and so forth?32.

': PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)33: .

as I understand Senate Bill 456 and as

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Senator Buzbee.

SENATOR BUZBEE:

3 . . .Senator Bell, the answer to your guestion ig as in the bill, it

4 ' . .' says - fifty.percent for projects approved by the department for the5. .purpose of attracting water foul and improving migratory water foul6. areaq within the State. But none of this moniesw..but none of the7. .monies spent within the State shall be used for administrative ex-

Penses. Sog it seems to me that the language is very clear where9 '*

it's to attract water fouf and improve migratory water foul areas.Z0' , it could be spent in %he game farm situation.so I don t see how

PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)l2. :Senator Demuz o.l3. SENATOR DEMUZIO:14 '' Will the sponsor yield to a question.

PDEAIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)l6. ' i11He indicqtes he w .l7. SENATOR DEMUZIO:

18. ' u t1s aerived from this bill thatSenator Buzbee, the revenue t a' l 9 ' '' will go into the Departnent of Conservation, will these monies be

20. spent on the Mississippi Flyway only?2 l . 'PRESIDING OFFICER: .ISENATOR DONNEWALD)22. 'Senator Buzbee.

23. avoR sugBEE:. SEN

24 ' '' That is the.. athat's the only place that the department spends

' 25. their money at the present time and that's the only place that it

26.. would be spent.


28. Are there further- - senator Demuzio.

29 '' SENATOR DEMUZIO:

30. And.. -and it also will be spent' only on public huntihg grounds

31. and not on private hunting grounds?'

32. SENATOR BUZBEE:

Wells the bill does not specify. What your referring ko, of

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course, is amendments that were offered in the...in the committee,

which were unanimously, I believe, turned down by the members of the

committee because we thought it wouldo.kit would detract from the

quality of the bill. The...theke is no prohibition in this pabticular

bill. There is notho..nothing that says that the department has to

spend it on just public funds or just public grounds, rather: and

not on privateljrounds. Hdwever, let me assure you that there is notime that the State of Illinois can spend money on priyate facilities

vithout the approval of the Legislation: and I just don't...you know

it's not an issue because there would have to be specific approval

of the Legislature for them to be able to go in and spend money on

private facilities.

PAESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)

senator Mitchler.

SENATOR MITCHLER:

I'd like to ask the sponsor a question. First of all, how much

money is this going...


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20. SENATOR MITCHLER/

2l. ...How much is Ehis going to generate? How much income?

j22. SENATOR BU BEE:

23. Senator Mikchler, I'm sorry 1...1 don't know how many people will:

24. be applying for duck stamps. There is no way of telling for sure, of25. course, because under the present situation a11 you need to hunt in

26. the State of Illinois...to hunt your..oto hunt ducks, rather, is #our

hunting lièense and the Federal duck stamp, goose and duck stamp and

28. there is no record, to my knowledge, that the dnpartment has as to

29. how many of these people are duek hunters so we w'on't know until after

3o. we get khis duck stamp, the State duck stamp on.

PRESIDING QEFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)

1' itchler.sena or M32.

SENATOR MITCHLER:

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SENATOR BUZBEE:

It's my understandipg there is, Senator.


Senakor Mitchler.

SENATOR MITCHLER:

Now, wherer..where does the money go from the Federal Government?

Do you know that?

SENATOR BUZBEE:

No, 1...1 donlt know.

SENATOR MITCHLER:

Now, I want to point out tha' t in the bill, fârst of aào--all the

fees collected from this will go into the State Migratory Water Foul

Stamp Funde in the Game and Fish Eund. Now, am...am. looking for the...


Senator Rock, for what purpose do you arise?

SENATOR ROCK:

I think we are now outside the ambit of the agreement. The

agreement was noncontroversial bills and I think it should be taken

from the record.

BENATOR DONNEWALD:

I concur. Take it from the record. Senate Bill 457, Senator

Buzbee. Senate Bill 463, Senator Hall. Senate' Bill 467, Senator

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25. SECPXTARY:

26. Senate Bill 467.

27. (Secretary reads title of bill)


29. PRE'SIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)

ap Senator Schaffer.

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SENATOR SCIIAFFER::

I thdnk most of the membershi/ will recall last year we passed

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the legislation to allow appaloosa horses to race on Illinois race

t k for a one year period as an eiperiment. That experiment hasrac3.

been successfulz we've had very good year in appaloosa horse racing.4 '.

This bill would allow appaloosas to continue to racé on Illinois5 '

tracks. àt has the support of the racing boprd and of the tracks,

and I know of no opposition.7 '

PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)8. '

Senator Knuppel.9.

SEyATOR KNUPPEL:l0. .

' This is a good bill. I would encourage the people on my side to11 ' '

help support it.12.

PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)l3. .

Is thereoo.is there further debate? The question is shalll4. . '

Senate Bill 467 pass. Those in favor vote Aye. Those opposed votel5. '

. No. The voking is open. Have all voted who wish? Take the record.l6.

On that question thq Ayes are 43, the Nays are Nonek Senate Bill 46717 ' ' .

having received the constitutional majority is declared passed.18. . ' .

(Inaudible) Leave ha# been asked to go back to theo.ego to the order.19. .

of 3rdo.oHouse bills on 3rd reading regarding House Bill 521, Senator20. '

Philip. Wy are...is there leave granted to go to 3rd reading? 3rd

reading. House billsk Senator Philip. Read the bill.22.

SECRETARY:23.

House Bill 521.

(Secretary reads title of bill)25. 3rd reading of the bill.26.


Senator Philip.28. SENATOR PHILIP

:29 ' '' Yeah, Mr. President and Ladies ahd Gentlemen of the Senate. House .

30. Bill 52l is a supplemental appropriation for the office of State31' 1 zt has been reduced in the House by thirtykfive thousandcomptroz er.

32* llars. The amount is now'five hundred and ten thousand dollars. Thedo

main items' are; Reinskatement of Legal Services vetoed by the Gover-

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nor, seventy eight thousand dollars, fifty thousand dollars for

emergency move out of the building at .125 West Cook street, fifty

dollars a'month pay increase for the employees which we voted on

during the lask Session.', that's a hundred and thirty six thousand

dollars. A n+w tax witholding'prqgram requiyed by the Internal

Revenue Service amounts to eighty thousand dollars and thq 'additionalr * .

cost for the State Lottery, the mailing et ceterag a hundred and

twenty-five thousand dollars. And I'd ask for your fav6rable con-

sideration.


Is thére further debate? Senator Rock.

SENATOR ROCK:

Thank you, Mr. President, I rise ih support of House Bill 521,

and jusk wish to point out khat even the Comptroller, who is the

fiscal manager of our Stater can and does make mistakes, He under-

estimated his budget.Everytime we get into commiktbe with a deficiancy17.

appropriation, we hear a lot of rumhling and rattling from the

other side. It can happen to anybody.19 '*

PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)2 0 . . - .Is there further debate? The question is, shall Sênate Bill

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. a te52l pass? Those in favor of the bill vote Aye. Those oppose vo

No. The voting is open. Have al1 those voted who wish? Take the2a . '-

record. on that question, House Bill 521 having received 41 votes

and no Ayes is declared passedz Having received the conskitutional25. I

majority. 41 Ayes and no Nays. I didn t say that did 1? Well, I26' did now. (Machine cut-offl.ooto Senate billé on 3rd reading. Senate27. Bill 467, Senator Schaffer. Senate Bill 484, Senator Johns. Now...28. Senator Johns. Read the bill.29. SENATOR JOHNS:30. well

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31. . 'PRESIDING OFFICER: (yENATOR DONNEWALD). # ' .

32 . yylst a moment .%.

SENATOR JOHNS:

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. . .let me explain. The' Repub.lican side has indicated there mighk

be an amendment...

PRESIDING'OFFICER:

Well, weRll hold...

SENATOR JOHNS:

. . .and it

(SENATOR DONNMWALD)

mighk be controversial so we'll just pass it today.


We'll hold the bill. Senate Bill 485, Senator Rock. 'Senator

Rbck, 485. Read khe bill.

SECRETARY:

Senate Bill 485.

(Secretary reads title of bill)l3. '

3rd reading of the bill.l4.


Senator Rocko'l6.

SENATOR ROCK:l7.' Thank your Mr. President and Ladies and Gentlemen of the Senate.

Senate Bill 485 is an amendment to the Municiple Code/ Right noW

regulations are required to be on file f6r fifteen days prior to.2 0 ' ' * *

their adoption. This bill would require thirty days and would, as2l. . . .

a result, give the public more time to review the proposed regulations.

There is one amendment that was put on which is the Dougherty Amend-23. ment that says that this Act is.i.is not a limit upon any Home Rule24'

unit. I Would ask your favorable suppprt.

PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)26. '

. Is there further debate? Question is, shall Senate Bill 485 pass?2?' hose in favor vote Aye. Those opposed No. The voting isThose...t2 8 - 1 those voted who wi sh? Take the record . On thatopen e ' Have a l -

29. 'question the Ayes are 40, the Nays are none. Senate Bill 485 having

3o. 'reèeived a constitutional majority is declared passed. Senate Bill

490, Senator Buzbee. senate Bill 500, Senator Mccarthy. Senate Billy

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32. o1 I want to call that.5 ...3 3 ;'' rpnrty : .SECRE

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j senate Bill 501.

2 (Secretary reads title of bill)

z 3rd readtng of the bill.

4 PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR BRUCE)

5 senator Donnewald.

: SENATOR DONNEWALD:7. Mr. President and members of tha Senate. Senate B11l 501 is

g curative, its been approved bv the Pension Laws dommission. Senator '!

4 Bernlng had a question whiéh I think has been resolved. This has : '

1: to do with multiple regtonal educatioba: distrlcts when œe were J ;iqs. Thts takes 1 .

ls obtiqated by statute to combtne the amaller count

ja clre of the secretartal hire and places them under the Municiple

yz Code. I would appreciate your favorable roll...vots.1

14 PFIPIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR BRUCE)Is there further discussion? The question is, shall Senato

l5.gBirl 5Q1 pass. Those in f or vote Aye. Those opposed vote Nay.

l6.The vqting is open. Have all voted *ho wiah? Take the record.

l7. ..on that questton the ayes are 36, the Nays are z. senate sizz snz

le.having received the oonstituttonal majority is declared passed.

l9.Senate B1ll 504, senator Mccarthy. Move the bill.

20.SZCRPTXRY: . '

21.za (Yachine cut-off3...504.

(Secretary roada title of bill)2).

ard readàng of the btll. . 724,

PRZ9IDING. OPFICER: (SKNATOR BRUCFI25. #

Senator Mccarthy.26.

SENATOR MccaRTF:: '.27. yea, Mr. prelàdent and momhor's of the senatean Mdresstng myselfz.. to S.na te Bilt 504, I *hould al4o làke to call your attention to a29. wlrtel of :111*, 532 throuqh 539. These are a1l companion mea*ures3:. *vea though this on* b11l got elplrtated. What tAe bills do ka to !31. re-dlfl-m a proper lnve/tment tor the vprid?a penlion funde. Thàs32. .c--- xHaut blclule of @--- eed@rll changl tn the Farm Credlt LO.n:z4'

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1. Aukhority and the Illinoi's Agriculture Association brought2 ' e j

. -' series of bills to me .which have been cosponsered.. They re unan mous

ly recommended by the Senate Einance Committee, noncontroversial and4 '* I recommend a favorable vote

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5- PRsszozxc' oFFIcER: (SENATOR ooxxzwnzo)

6. Is there further debate? On. o othe question is, shall Senake

Bill 504 pass? Those in favor vote Aye. Those opposed No. TheB. voting is open

. Have all voted who wish? Take the record. On that

. question the Ayes are 40, 'the Nays are none. Senate Bill 504 having

10 i d the constitu'tional majority is declared passed. senate* rece Ve

ll. Bill 516, senator Rock. Readw-.read the bill. Sorry, Senator Rock.

Senator Dougherty 512. 1...1 beg your pardon . Senate Bill 512.

13. senator Dozgherty. Read the bill.l4. SECRETARY:

Senate Bill 512.

(Secretary reads title of bill)17. 3rd reading of the bill.

l8. PRESIDING OFFICER: XSENATOR DONNEWALD)

these

Senator...senator Dougherky.

20. SENATOR DOUGHERTY:

2l. Mr. President ahd members of the Senate, this bill is an appropria-

tion to the Civil Deferïse system. Ten million dollars and some odd...

23. ten million one hundred and fifty-six thousand dollars. Thatrs...seven

24. most of it was a1l Federal money. Only three hundred and eighty-three

25. thousand comœ from General Revenue. I ask for favorable consideration .


27. Is there further debake? The queskion is, shall àenate Bill 5l2

28. pass? Those in favor vote Aye. Those opposed'No. The voting is open.

29. Have all voted who wish? Take khe reeord. On that question the Ayes

30. are 35, the Nayp are none. Senate Bill 5l2 having received a con-

stitutional majoriky is declared passed. . Senate Bill 5lB., Sendtor

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ï6. PRESIDING OFPICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)

l7. Senaior Rock.

Senate Bill 516..

(Secretary ready title of bill)

3rd readinq of the bill.

PRESIDING OFPICER: (SENATOR DOMNEWALD)

Senator Rock.

SENATOR ROCE:

Thank you, Mr..president and Ladies and Gentlemen of the Senate.

This is the ordinary appropriation for the University Civil Servicq

Merit Board in the amount of four hundred and thirty seven thousand,

five hundred doilars. Request a favorable roll call.


Is there further debate? Senator Mitchler.

SENATOR MITCHLER:

What is the increasl in thi: appropriation this year? Over

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SENATOR ROCM:

Forty-six thousand dollars.

PRESIDING OFFICER : (SENATOR DONNEWALD)

ls there further debate? The que'siion isy.shall Senate Bill

5lG pass? Those in favor vote Aye. Tùose opposed No. The Votingis o'pen. Have a1l yoted who wish? Take the record. On that question

the Ayes are 37, the Nays are none. Senate Bill 516 having. received

a constitutional majority is declared passed. 522, Senator Carroll.

Read the bill.

SECRETARY:

senate' Bill 522.



PRESIDING OFFICrR: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)

Senator Carroll.

SENATOR CARROLL:

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1. ihank you, Mr. Presfdent and. memkers of the Senate. This is the

2. fourth of these groups of bills deaïing with Credit Union Act. This

is also to make it in compliance with the Federally 'chartered credit

4. unions. It allows loans to directors and officers up to an aggregate

5. of a1l di'rectors and officers of no greaker then twenty percent of

6 -* the unimpaired capital. Put the same dollar limits on them thak there

are on others. It's needed so that, and basically the smaller credit

8. unions if you can get people' to service directors who are not salaried. '

et cetera.

ln '. PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)

ll. Is there further debate? Question is, shall'senate Bill 522 pass.

Those in favor vote Aye. Those opposed No. The voting is open. Take

13 the record.' (Machine cut-offlo . oquestion. The Ayes are 33, the Nays

l4. are 1. senate Bill 522 iaving received q constitutional majority is

declared passed. Nowz members of the Senater I think that bqe can go

l6. no farther than Senite Bill 539. The series of bills that Senator

17 . Mccarthy alluded to earlier , I would ask that' we have leave , here , to

' j18 . (iiscuss that series if there are no objections to that. Senator Gra am.

SENATOR GRAHAM:

20. I think one question will probably settle most of the prcblems

21. if there is any, and'l would like to ask Senator Mccarthy. Do th>se

22. or do they not' have the approval of Pension Laws Commission?


24. Senator Mccarthy.

25. SENATOR MCCARTHY:

26. Never run...ldve never run them by the Pension LaWs Commission,

27. Sir.


We will...we will read (Machine cut-offl...senator Bell.30. .

SENATOR BELL:

32. Well, maybe, Mr. President, I1m reacting to fast. Maybe your

a3p statemenk was going toooowas it qoing to address itself to an ex-

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planatiou of what's going on in reference to tùese bills?


1...1 asked if we had leave to explain and 1...1 need leave from

the Body.

SENATOR BELL:

All right.


Do...do I have leave? Leave is granted. Senator Mccarthy, would8.

9. you proceed to explain the bill?

l0. SENATOR MCCARTHY:

1l. Yes, Mr. President, I...I'd like ko indicate to Senator Bell

that on 532 he happens to be a cosponsor along with Senators Joyce,'13. Merritt, Course, Vadalabene and myself and these are a spries of bills

l4. ' like 504 which conform the various acts to the new Pederal Farm Credit

15. Leqislation and include al1 farm credit securities. That 'is to say

16.. on 502 it allows guardians and conservators to invest in these neW

l7. farm credit securities. ft's a change that is occasî6n because of

l8. some Federal leéislation. It's the lllinois Agricultural Association

that brought the amendments to me, brought the cosponsors, heard in

20. Finance Committee, recommended u'nanimously. I know of no controversy.

2l. It just is a redefinition of an authorized investment. 1...1...1

22. think they're noncontroversial legislation. It's my desire just to

23. clear the Calendar today. But...

24. PRESIDING OPFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)

Is there...

26. SENATOR MCCARTHY:

27.

28 have.

PRESIDING OFFICRR: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)29.

o Is there further debate? Now, the vote will be taken on each3 . .

bill and he theuo.the Secretary will read each bill and then I will

i1icall for the roll after the reading of each b .32.

. SECRETARY:33; .

Senate Bill 532.

I'd be happy to respond to any questions 'that anyone would

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PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)4 ' . .*

The question is, shall Senate Bill 532 pass? Those in favor5* i is open

. Have all thosevote Aye. Those opposed No. The vot ng

6. w t uession the Ayes arevoted who wish? Take the record. On t a q

38,' the Nays are none. Senate Bill 532 having received a con-

8 ' titutional majority is declared passed .s

9. sscRsTaRy:

l0- senate Bill s33.

ll. (secretary reads title of bill)

l2. 3rd reading of the bill.

PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)14. Take the record

. on that question the Ayes are 38, the Nays

l5- senate Bizl 534 having received a constitutional majorityare. none.

is declared passedv'l7. SECRETARY:

18. 'Senate Bill 534.

(secretary reads title of bill)2D' 3rd reading of the bill

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2l. pRsslozxc oFFIcER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)

22 ' h in favor' The question is shall senéte Bill 534 passz A1l t ose

23. . vote Aye. Al1 those opposed No. The voting is open. Take the record.

24. on that question the Ayes are 38, the' Nays are one. Senate Bill 534

having received à constitutional majority is passed. (Machine cut-

26.. offl- -the record tb show that the last bill callqd was, not this one

27. but the one prior to this, was 533.

28. SECRETARY,

29. (Machine cut-offl..aBill 535.


3rd reading of.the bill.

32. PRESIDING OFFICER:' (SENATOR DONNEWALD)

33/ The question is, shall Senake Bill 535 pass? Those in favor vote

record. On2.

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Aye. Those opposed No. The voting is open. Take the

that question the Ayes are 38z the Na#s are None. Senate Bill S35

having received the constitutional.majority is declared passed:

SECRETARY:5.

6.Senate Bill 536.

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(Secrptary reads title of bill.)



The queskion is, shall Senate Bill *536 pass? Thbse in favor

voke Aye. Those opposed No. The voiing is open. Take ,the record.

On that question the Ayes are 38., the Nays are Lone. Senatx=œllq

536 having received the constitutional majority is declared passed.SECRETARY:

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l5.Senate Bill 537.

(Secretafy reads title of bill)

3rd reading of the bill.l7.

PRESIDING OFFICER (SENATOR DONNEWALD).18. .

Question is, shall Senake Bill 537 pass? All those in favorl9. .

vote Aye. 'Those opposed No. The voting is open. Take the record.20. * '

The Ayes are 38, the Nays are None. Senate Bill 537...7 having...21 ' ''

having received the constitutional majority is declared passed.22.

SECRETARY:

Senate Bill...senate Bill 538.24. '(Secretary reads tikle of bi.11)25.

3rd reading of the bill.26. .

PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)27. ù yn favorThe question is, shall Senate Bill 538 pass? ThQ e

28. .vote Jxrû . Those oppugskxd 1Io . The Motin: is opeii . Take bhe record .

on that question the Ayes'are 38, the Nays are None. Senate Bill 538

30. i d the constitutional majority is declared passed. .having rece ve

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senate Bill 539.

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PRESIDING OPFICER: (SENATOR DONREWALD)

The question is, shall Senate Bill 539 pqss? Those in favor

te Aye. Those opposed No. The voti'ng is open . Tike the record.vo

The Ayes.are 38, the Nays are None. Senate Bill 539 having received

2 itutional majority is declared passed. Senator Moorey ist e const

your desire to retùrn to khe order of 2nd reading of Senate bills?

Do we have leave to return to the order of 2nd reading of Senate

bills? Leave is granted.. Senator Moore. We are on 2nd reading of

Senate bills.

SENATOR MOORE:

Would you read the bill?

PRESIDING UFFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)

Senate Bil1...l4.

15. SENATOR MOORE:

l6. 1460...


l8. ...senate Bill 1416. 1460. The..aread the bill.

49. SECRETARY:

20. 0n 2nd readingi I..esenate Bill 1460.

2l. .l/ecretary'.reads title of bill)

22. 2nd reading of the bill. No cpmmittee amendments.. One Floor Amend-

ment offered by Senator Don Moore.

24. PRESIDING OFFICER; (SENATOR DONNEWALD)

25. Senator Moore.

26. 'SENATON MOORE:

27. Yes, this amendment, Mr. President, in the bill we stated that

28. thern in effect could be Executive Sessions of. tie' comm' ittee with a

three-fifths vote of the members of b0th House. That is an error.

3o. The Constitution says two-Ehirds of.the members of both House. So

j . : a a yueu onthe amendment strikes thren-fi ths and adds two-th r s an

line three, page 34 by inserting immediately after the word ''from'',32. . ?

â the words 'lcopnittee of''. I'd move the adoption of the amendment.33; r

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PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD) ' *1.

2. Is there further debate? The motion is to adopt Amendment No. '

3. l to Senate Bill 1460. Al1 those in favor say Aye. Al1 those opposed

4. No. The Ayes have it. Senator Moore. The améndment...

5. SENATOR MOORE: '

6. I believe there... . '

7. PRESIDING OFFICER: . (SENATOR DONNEWALD)'

.. .is adopted.8.

9 SENATOR MOORE: .

lc o.othere. Thank vou. There 'is another amendment by Senator* ''' .

Rock. A technical amendment also. 'll.

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.13. Amendment No. 2 offered by Senator Rock.

l4. .PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONN;MALD) .

15 Senator Rock. '

. 17. Thank'you, Mr. Presidênt, this is an amendment that was suggested,

apparently, in committee and dr' awn pp by the Staff apd was just hand-l8. .

19 ed to me to be placed on,l thinkpEhere is no objection from the Sponsor

20 and I would move its adoption. ' .

j 'a1 PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD . .. Is there further debate? Al1 thos'e in favor of Amepdment No. 222

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to Sùnate Bill 1460 say Aye. Al1 those opposed No. The Ayes have it.23.

d t is adopted. Are there further amendments? 3rd reading 'The amen men24.

Of bills. '25.

SECRETARY: '26.

Senate Bill 1491 introduced by Senators Nimrod and Mitchler.27. ,

(/ecrqtary reads title of bill) . ;. 28. . .

lst reading ot the bill. ' ' k29. . .

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l '* ' jSenate Bill 464 be taken from the Tab e and placed on the Calendar

p ' .' on the order of 2nd reading. Filed by Senator Bernin'g. April 25th,

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PRESIDING OFFICER : ( SENATOR DONNEWALD)5 '

Senator, when do you wish to have this heard? SenaEor Berning.6 e

SENATOR BERNING: .7 . .

At . . .at a later date , Mr . President . '8 .

PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENAMOR DONNEWALD)9. .' Youo..you would. specify a date, Senator.l0.

SENATOR BERNING: ' .' '11 '

Not today . .-- .-1a

PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)l3. .

What day, Senator? A Week from today, Senator, wi1l...it willl4.

be set. (Machine cut-offlo..is that...tMachinà cut-offlo.oin writing

will be held on Frs.day, May 2nd. Motions.l6. ' . '

SECRETARY: ' '17 '

Motion in writing pursuant to Senate Rule No. 1l. I movq tol8. '

take Senate Bill 628 from the Table and place it on the order of 2nd' l9. '

reading. Filed by Senator Terry Bruce, April 25th, 1975. '20.'

PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)2l. . . i

Senator Bruce. '' .

22. ' . 'SENATOR BRUCE:

23. .-' I filed the motion in wriking and I%d like to have that debate on

24 ' ' '' the first day of May. Ask leave of the Body.25.

PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)26'

Leave granted? Leave is granted. Motions. .27. .

SECRETARY: . . . . .

2 g . 'Motion in wri lilltj jguzsualtk ttf rules . . . t.o Senate Rules . I movû

29 '' to take Senate Bill 689 from the Table and place it on the order of30. . ' '2nd réading. Filed by senator Morris, four, twenty-five in seventy3 3 ' ' ' '' * f ive ' ' .

32. 'PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)33/ senatbr Morris.

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1. SENATOR MORRIS:

2. I would request leave, of the Body'to have this debated on May lst'.


Is there a leave? Leave is granted. Motfons.

5. SECRETARY:

6. Motion in writing pursuant to Senate Rules. I movë to take

7. Senate Bill l77 and .House Bill 309 from the Table and place them on

8. the order of 2nd reading. Filed by Senator Dawn Clark Netsch, April

9. 25th, 1975.

10. PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONNXWALD)

11. Senator Netsch.

l2. SENATOR NETSCH:

Iîm trying to figure ouk a date that is not already fully occupied.

14. .can I go over to the following wepk on, say, May

15. PRESIDING OEFICER: (SENATOR bONNEWALD)

Thato..that would be...

l7. SENATOR NETSCH:

18 ...we havepk.

19. PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONNéWALD)

2o. .o.pernissable.

21. SENATOR NETSCH:

22. *..Only short

PRESIDING OFFICER:

Sessions set next week. Isn't that correck?

(SENATOR DONNEWALD)

2j. Yeah, that is correct. Most of the time will be devoted to

committee meetings.25.

SENATOR NETSCH:26.

A1l right, khen: wHy don't I take May 7.27. .

PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD)' ' 2 8 . .

Ià leave granted? Leave is granted. Senator Glass, is it your

desire to Table a bill? Senator Glass.30.

SENATOR GLASS:3 ). .

Yes, I hav: this moEion but I cannot find the bill number, Mr.32. .

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1. 'PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONMEWALD) ' . .

2. .Can...can we Table them all?

3 . .SENATOR GLASS : .

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May I . . owhile I 'm on my f eet make an announcement?5 . .

PRESIDING OFFICER : (SENATOR DONNEWALD) ' .6 '

Please do.7.

. SENATOR GLASS:g ' . '

This...this has to do with an important function next Tuesday9 '

evening at 6:00 'p.m. All of the softball players in the Senate shouldl0.

be sure to have their equipmenk with them. The first session of '11.

practice will be on that date and, hopefully, the schedules N i1i- bel2. .

. circulated preparatory to the same against the House in early June.l3. . '

Thank you, Mr. President. ' ..l( ' ' .

PRESIDING OFFICEX: (SENATOR DONNEWALD) .l 5 . ' .

Senator Regner . . 'l6.

.SENATOR REGNER: .

17. 'Yesr Mr. Prçsidenk, I'd likq to move to discharge the

' 18 ' ' 'Committee on Judiciary from fufther consideration of Sehate Bill 1107

l9.fo4 the purpose of Tabling. .

20. .PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD) '

2l.. The motion is to discharge the Committee on Judiciary ono..con-

22.cerning Senate Bill 1107 for the purpose of Tabling. All those in

23. . 'favor say Aye. All those opposed No. The Ayes have it. The committee '

24. is discharged. Senate...25.

. SENATOR REGNER:26. ,M

r. President, I now move... .27. ' 'PRESIDING OS

Z'ICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD). . * .

28. .Senator Regner. .

29. .SENATOR REGNER:

30. . ,.. .to Table Senate Bill 1107. '

31. pRsszozxc oppzcsa: (ssuaTon ooxuswnLo) . .3i. The motion is to Table senate Bi1l lzo7. All those in kavor saya3; Aye. A1l those opposed No. The Ayes have it. The.o.the bill is Tabled.

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1. Senator Rock. .

2. SENATOR ROCK: ' ' .

. ' 3. Thank you, Mr. President. Tomorrow is Senator Daniel Dougherty's

4. birthday and there is birthday caker 1* am told, in his office so as

5. you file out why don't we file by and wish him a happy birkhday and

6 'get a Piece Of cake. ' '


a I'm sure weill al1 do that, Senator. Senator Glass.

9. SENATOR GLASS:

l0. Thank you, Mr. President. I have located those bills numbers and

11. I now move io discharge the Executive Committee frdm further considera-

12. tion of Senate Bill 1037 for the purpose of Tabling.


l4. The motion is to diâcharge the Executive Committee on 1030...

15. Senate Bill 1037 for the purpose of Tabling. All those in favor say

l6. Aye. All those opposed No. The Ayes have iE. Senator Glass.

17 SENATOR GLASS: '

I have a similar motion wikh respect... % 'l8.

.19. PRESIDING OPFICER: . (SENATOR DONNEWALD) .

2o. Well, just a mfnute. Jusk a minute, Senator. The motiono..you

21 now move that Senate.Bill 1037 be... .: . . '

23 Be Tabled. Yes.

24 PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD) . .

. ..Tabled. A11 those in favor say Aye. All those opposed No.25.

The bill is Tabled. Senakor Glass. '26.

SENATOR GLASS: '27. .

ag I have similar mokion to discharge AppropriaEfons' Committee from' consideration of Senate Bill 1115 for. purpose of Tabling. '29

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. PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONNEWALD) .30. .

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Thé motion is to dischargd the Pommittee on Appropriation from '3 ). . ' ' .

considering senate Bill 1115 for the purpose of Tabling. A11 those32. .

in favor say Aye. Al1 those opposed No. The Ayes have iE. Senator33/ .

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2. SENATOR GLASS:

3. 1, now, move that Senate Bill 1115 be Tabled.


5. senate Billoo.the motion is that Senate Bill 1115 be Tabled.

6. All those in favor say Aye. All those opposed No. The' bill is

7. Tabled. Senator Schaffer.

SENATOR SCHAFFER:

9. Mr. President, IXd like to discharge the Committee on Transporta-.

lo. tion from further consideration of Senate Bill 1317 for the purpose of

l1. Tabling.


Senator Schaffer moves that the Committee on Transportation be

14. ,discharged from considering Senatp Bill 1317. Al1 those in favor say

ls Aye. All those opposed No. The mokion carries. Senator Schaffer

16.. moves now to Table senake Bill 1317. All Yhose in favor say Aye. A11

those opposed No. The Ayeh.o.the Ayes have it. . The bill is Tabled.

l8. (Machine cut-offl...no further anno.uncements the Senqte stands ad-

19. journed until 9:00 o'clock Monday morning, (Machine cut-off)...28th.

The Senate stands adjourned. Sdnator Berning, you were nodding.

2l. SENATOR BERNING:

22 That's not unusual, Mr. President. Thank you, I%m yorry that'

t here on the Floor soon enough to catch this. But I just want-was no

4 ed to announce for the benefit of anyone interested that the Model2 .

5 School f or the Deaf Commission hearing set for tomorrow at 10 : 30 a.m.2 .

in the Illinois Building has been cancelled.

PRESIDING OFFICER : (SENATOR DONNEWALD)27.

Senator Graham.28.

SENATOR GRAHAM:29.

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and I am goinq to be in Springfield and my wife''s not happy. Fellows,32. .

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