"Now, all who are not entitled to this House chamber, will you please retire to the gallery. Thank you. All who are not entitled to this House chamber, will you please retire to the gallery. Thank you."
"The House will be in order. The in- vocation will be by Dr. Johnson."
"We pray. Our father in heaven, give us grace to hallow your name in our homes and in our nation. Reign over this legislative assembly with your divine sovereignty, bend our wills that they may be conformed to your good and gracious will for us. Make us to receive with thanksgiving what you have chosen for us this day. Make us to receive your forgiving light today and use us as carriers of your forgiving light to others. Make us victorious over all temptations and trials this day and set us free from every evil power which would assault us and diminish our effectiveness in serving those who have elect- ed us. We ask this dear father because yours is the king- dom and the power and the glory for ever and ever. Amen."
"Roll call for attendance. Committee reports."
"Mr. Collins, from the Committee on Ele- ctions, to which House Bill 4302 was referred, reported the same back with the recommendation that the bill do pass. Mr. Miller, from the Committee on Insurance, to which House Bills 1452 and 4171 were referred, reported the same back with the recommendation that the bills do pass. No further GENERAL ASSEMBLY STATE OF ILLINOIS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES committee reports."
"All right, with leave of the House, we'll go to resolutions."
"House Resolution 569, Hyde. Four or six. Bills, 32 (c). The following timetable shall be applicable to all bills, except bills on Appropriations, Constitution Implementation, Reapportionment and Revenue: April 24 - Last day for introduction of House Bills. May 5 - Final date for standing committees of House to report House Bills, except House Bills re-referred to another committee. May 12 - Final date for third reading and passage of House Bills. June 2 - Final date for standing committees to re- port Senate Bills."
"The gentleman from Cook, Mr. Hyde."
"Mr. Speaker, Ladies and Gentlemen of the House, this is a new form of Rule 32 (c) which we adopted last week. There is no real substantive change. This ah agreed resolution which was agreed to by the leadership and the Rules Committee simply provides that April 24th, yes- terday, was the last day for introduction of House Bills and May 5th is the final day for standing committees of the House to report on House Bills, except re-referred bills to other committees. May 12th is the final date for third reading and passage of House Bills and June 2nd is the final date for standing committees to report on Senate Bills, all of which does not apply to appropriations, con- stitutional implementation, reapportionment and revenue. GENERAL ASSEMBLY STATE OF ILLINOIS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 4. I now move adoption of the resolution, Mr. Speaker."
"The number is 570, the Clerk now advises me. All right, is there is there discussion? The gentleman from . the gentleman from Union, Mr. Choate."
"Well, Mr. Speaker, this is a corrected copy of the rules that the Rules Committee agreed to last week. It's a mechanical situation and I would urge the House to concur in this motion that is pending as far as the rules are concerned."
"All right, the question is then shall the House adopt House Resolution 570? All those in favor will vote 'Yeas' and the opposed 'No'. Jones, 'Yeas'. Have all voted who wished? Campbell, 'Yeas'. The Clerk will take the record. On this question, there are 137. 'Yeas' and no 'Nays' and the resolution is adopted. For what purpose does the gentleman from Cook, Mr. Phil Collins, rise?"
"Ah, Mr. Speaker and Ladies and Gentlemen of the House, House Bill 4200, the supplementary appropria- tion for the Industrial Commission was heard in Sub-Committee in the Appropriations' Committee this morning. This is an emergency appropriation and I would like to suspend the rule on posting to have it heard in full committee this afternoon. I've checked with the Chairman of the Committee and with the Minority Leader and there is no objection. And I'd like to put that motion." GENERAL ASSEMBLY STATE OF ILLINOIS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 5.
"The gentleman from Union, Mr. Choate."
"Ah, Mr. Speaker, I have no objections to the request of Representative Collins. I've talked to Re- presentative McLendon and Representative Giorgi who is on the Appropriations' Sub-Committee and they have agreed to the some minor cuts in the budget and I would urge that we support this so that we can bring about a quicker action as far as the Appropriations' Committee is concerned."
"All right, the gentleman from Cook, has requested unanimous consent to suspend the provisions of Rule 17 in order that House Bill 4200 may be heard in the Appropriations' Committee this afternoon. Is there objection? All right, hearing none, that bill may be heard in committee this afternoon. All right, with leave of the House, we'll go to House Bills second reading. House Bill 3602."
"House Bill 3602. A bill for an act to amend Section 32 of an act codifying the powers and duties of the Department of Mental Health and repealing certain acts herein named. Second reading of the bill."
"Are there any amendments?"
"No committee amendments."
"Any amendments from the floor? Third reading. All right, that bill had been read a second time last week and it now is being advanced to the order of third reading. 4315."
"House Bill 4315. A bill for an act to GENERAL ASSEMBLY STATE OF ILLINOIS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 6. amend Section 4 (a) of an act authorizing the formation of River Currency Districts. Second reading of the bill. No committee amendments."
"Are there any amendments from the floor? Third reading. For what purpose does the gentleman from Boone, Mr. Cunningham, rise?"
"Ah, Mr. Speaker and Ladies and Gentlemen of the House, onour calendar today, it stated that Cities and Villages will meet committee will meet today at 2:00 P.M. That is an error. There will be a sub-committee headed by Representative Bluthardt on that bill as stated. Thank you."
"All right. . ."
"That's on Wednesday, Mr. Speaker."
"All right, that is a Sub-Committee on Cities and Villages. 1797."
"House Bill 1797. A bill for an act to amend Section 14 of an act to regulate the practice of public accounting and to repeal certain acts therein named. Second reading of the bill. No committee amendments."
"Are there any amendments from the floor? Third reading. For what purpose does the gentleman from Lake, Mr. Pierce, rise?"
"Ah, Mr. Speaker, I move to table, if I may, House Bills 4581 and 4582. There were in the Reference Bureau for preparation, but I didn't mean for them to be introduced yesterday. By inadvertence, they were introduced GENERAL ASSEMBLY STATE OF ILLINOIS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES in the perfunctory session, so I move to table House Bills 4581 and 4582."
"All right, is there objection? Hear- ing none, those bills will be tabled. All right, with leave of the House, we'll go to introduction and first read- ing of House Bills."
"House Bill 4598, Schoeberlein. A bill for an act to amend 'The Retailers' Occupation Tax Act'. First reading of the bill. House Bill 4599, Schoeberlein. Amends 'The Service Use Tax Act'. First reading of the bill. House Bill 4600, Schlickman, et.al. Appropriates to the Legislative Advisory Committee to the Northeastern Illinois Planning Commission. First reading of the bill. House Bill 4601, Schoeberlein. Amends 'The Use Tax Act'. First reading of the bill. House Bill 4602, Schoeberlein. Amends 'The Service Occupation Tax Act'. First reading of the bill. House Bill 4603, Hart. . ."
"Ah, for what purpose does the gentleman from Cook, Mr. Shea, rise?"
"Mr. Speaker, according to the rules, yester- day was the last day for filing certain bills, except those in excluded categories. Now, what is going to be the pos- ition of the Chair with regard to bills that are put in but don't fall within those categories. Are they going to lay in the Speaker's table or what?"
"Well, I think that an orderly proced- ure would be that they they will be on the Speaker's table, GENERAL ASSEMBLY STATE OF ILLINOIS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 8. there will have to be a determination made at the time that I'm assigning these bills that are introduced starting with introduction today as to whether or not they fall in the exempt standards and if they do then they will be assigned to committee. If they do not, then it would be the Chair's position that they will remain on the Speaker's table."
"House Bill.4603, Hart, et.al. Amends 'The School Code'. First reading of the bill. House Bill 4604, North, et.al. Appropriates $60,000.00 to the cities and villages and incorporated towns problem commission. First reading of the bill. House Bill 4605, Murphy. Amends 'The Snowmobile Registration and Safety Act'. First read- ing of the bill. House Bill 4606, Friedland, et.al... A bill for an act authorizing the Department of Transporta- tion to construct channel and other improvements in and a- long Fox River at South Elgin, Kane County, and making an appropriation therefor. First reading of the bill."
"All right, with leave of the House, we'll go to Consent Calendar, second reading."
"Ah, House Bill 3786. A bill for an act transferring certain state owned property in Bureau County in the Village of Sheffield. Second reading of the bill. No committee amendments. House Bill 3787. A bill for an act transferring certain state owned property in Bureau County in the City of Princeton. Second reading of the bill. No committee amendments. House Bill 3790. A bill for an act to authorize the Department of Transportation to GENERAL ASSEMBLY STATE OF ILLINOIS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES vacate, extinguish, abandon and release easement for high- way purposes in Fayette County, Illinois. Second reading of the bill. No committee amendments. House Bill 4117.
"One, one moment, please. For what purpose does the gentleman from Cook, Mr. Shea, rise?"
"Mr. Speaker, Ladies and Gentlemen of the House, the next four bills, 4117, -18, -19, and -22 are bills for the legislative reference bureau. They are re- visionary bills and I'm wondering if we might not just leave them on that order of second reading so everybody gets an opportunity to look at them."
"All right, at the request of the sponsor, let's take the bills, they will remain on the cal- endar, on second reading. Read the ah, all the rest of them been read? All right, third reading with regard to those bills other than the bills to which the gentleman from Cook, Mr. Shea, requested that they be left on the order of second reading. With leave of the House, we'll go back to introduction and first reading of House Bills."
"House Bill 4607, Borchers. Amends. 'The Juvenile Act'. First reading of the bill."
"For what purpose does the gentleman from Rock Island, Mr. Henss, rise?"
"Mr. Speaker, I would like to announce for the Higher Education Committee that there has been a change in the scheduling of our committee meeting for this after- noon. We will still meet at 2:00 P.M., but the location GENERAL ASSEMBLY STATE OF ILLINOIS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 10. has been changed to Room M-5. Higher Education Committee will meet in Room M-5 at 2:00 P.M. Thank you."
"The gentleman from Livingston, Mr. Hunsicker."
"Mr. Speaker and Members of the House, I'd like to announce that the Agriculture Committee meets this afternoon at 4:00 P.M. in M-5. This is a change. We have had the meeting in 510, but we needed M-5 today, 4:00 P.M."
"All right, with leave of the House, we'll go to resolutions, agreed resolutions."
"House Resolution 567, Katz, et.al. House Resolution 569, Capuzi. House Resolution 571, Colitz. House Resolution 572, Choate. House Resolution 573, Ran- dolph, et.al. House Resolution 574, Timothy Simms, et.al. House Resolution 575, Campbell. House Resolution 576, Kipley. All right. House Resolution 572, Choate. 'Where- as, Metropolis is, as everyone knows, the base of opera- tions of SUPERMAN, the Man of Steel, battler for Truth, Justice, and the American Way; leaper of tall buildings in single bounds; overpowerer of powerful locomotives; out- speeder of speeding bullets; changer of the course of mighty rivers; and performer of other important functions of not inconsiderable civic utility; and Whereas, the civic leaders of Metropolis, Illinois, have finally decided that their illustrious citizen is, in fact, neither a bird nor a plane but a resource of not inconsiderable civic utility; and Whereas, the familiar red and blue caped Superman uni- GENERAL ASSEMBLY STATE OF ILLINOIS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 11. form has been seen of late draped on other prominent citi- zens of Metropolis on important civic occasions (giving one pause to reflect that Clark Kent must have been consider- ably embarrassed when he last dashed into a telephone booth to strip for action and found that his Superman uniform had mysteriously disappeared); now therefore be it Resolved By The House of Representatives in the Seventy-seventh Session of the General Assembly, that we do hereby commend and con- gratulate Mr. Robert Westerfield, Mayor J. P. Williams, and Mr. C. Harold Mescher of Metropolis, Illinois, for conceiv- ing and organizing 'Project Superman' by which outstanding citizens are honored as recipients of the Superman Award for their contributions to the civic welfare of Metropolis; and we extend the thanks of the civic leaders to Mr. Carmine Infantino of National Periodicals Publications, Inc., for his kind permission to use the Superman format and for sup- plying the original uniform of the television Superman to use in the promotion of Project Superman; and finally we con- gratulate the Reverend Charles Chander on his selection as the first recipient of the Superman Award and find it wholly appropriate that a man of his calling be so chosen; and be it further Resolved, that a suitable copy of this preamble and resolution be forwarded to Mr. Robert Westerfield for acceptance by him on behalf of the Project Superman Screen- ing Committee.' House Resolution 577, Jones, et.al. House Resolution 578, Meyer, et.al."
"All right, right, the gentleman from GENERAL ASSEMBLY STATE OF ILLINOIS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 12. Cook, Mr. Hyde."
"Mr. Speaker, Ladies and Gentlemen of the House, the agreed resolutions, House Resolution 566 con- gratulates Gene Vance upon his retirement as Athletic Director at the University of Illinois; House Resolution 567 is a memorial to Dr. Edwin Crosby. House Resolution 569 extends our congratulations to State Representative Ralph Capparelli and his wife for living together 19 years in wedded bliss. House Resolution 571 congratulates Burt Hooton on pitching a no hit game for the Chicago Cubs. House Resolution 572 you have already heard read. House Resolution 573 pledges our undying loyalty to the Chicago Black Hawks no matter what. House Resolution 574 commends the City of Loves Park on its 25th anniversary of incor- poration. House Resolution 575 congratulates Gene Hackman on receiving the Oscar for the Best Actor of the year. House Resolution 576 commends all of the young people who participated in the Y.M.C.A. program here in Springfield. House Resolution 578 congratulates Father John Gallery. House Resolution 577 is a memorial to the late Scotty Hin- ton of Springfield. I now move, Mr. Speaker, adoption of the agreed resolutions."
"All right, any discussion? All those in favor of the adoption of the agreed resolutions say 'Yeas', the opposed 'No', the 'Yeas' have it and the agreed resolutions are adopted. Further resolutions? All right, the gentleman from Cook, Mr. Katz, for what purpose do you GENERAL ASSEMBLY STATE OF ILLINOIS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 13. rise, sir?"
"Request for leave to table House Bill 4401, Mr. Speaker."
"All right, is there objection? All right, objection? All right, the bill will be tabled. For what purpose does the gentleman from Cook, Mr. Randolph, rise?"
"Mr. Speaker, ah, I'd like to announce that the Revenue Committee will meet on the floor of the House tomorrow at 1:00 Ρ.Μ. Will the members of the Revenue Com- mittee make note. 1:00 P.M. tomorrow."
"The gentleman from Morgan, Mr. Rose."
"And Mr. Speaker, I'd like to announce that the Committee on Constitutional Implementation will meet as scheduled at 2:00 P.M. tomorrow afternoon, but we will meet on the floor of the House, on the floor of the House, tom- orrow afternoon at 2:00 P.M."
"All right, with leave of the House, we'll go back to introduction and first reading of House Bills."
"House Bill 4608, Scariano, et.al. Approp- riates $7,638,622.00 to the Superintendent of Public In- struction. First reading of the bill. House Bill 4609, Scariano. Amends 'The Transportation Bond Act'. First reading of the bill. House Bill 4610, Philip. Amends 'The Illinois Income Tax Act'. First reading of the bill. House Bill 4611, Philip. Amends 'The Election Code'. First GENERAL ASSEMBLY STATE OF ILLINOIS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 14. reading of the bill. House Bill 4612, Philip. Amends 'The Election Code'. First reading of the bill."
"All right, with leave of the House, we'll go to Senate Bills, I'm sorry, House Bills third reading. 2684, which the gentleman from Cook, Mr. Regner, I understand, does desire to ask leave to return it to second reading for purposes of an amendment."
"Ah, Mr. Speaker, Ladies and Gentlemen of the House, this is one of bills in the series to create the Race Track Investigator Force. We ran across some problems, in the last session, we now have agreed amendment on 2684 I believe there are there is Amendment Number Two was adopted last fall. Having voted on the prevailing side I'd like to now move that we reconsider the vote by which that amendment was adopted. I do have further amendments."
"All right, I think if we follow pro- cedure, there is no objection to taking the bill back to third reading to second reading back on the order of second reading now and rather than moving for a reconsideration,
I think I would suggest that you just move to table ah. David J. Regner: "Ah, Mr. Speaker, I move to table Amendment Number Two to House Bill 2684."
"All right, is there objection? The gentleman has leave and that will be tabled. Now, do you want to have Amendment Number.
"Three."
"This will be Amendment Number Three to. GENERAL ASSEMBLY STATE OF ILILINOIS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES April 25, 1972 15.
"Amendment Number Three, Regner."
"The gentleman. ."
"Ah, Mr. Speaker and Ladies and Gentlemen of the House, this is an agreed amendment and what it does it creates the Race Track Investigating Revolving Fund and also changes the effective date of the act to July 1, 1972. And I move for the adoption of Amendment Number Three to House Bill 2684."
"The gentleman from Cook, Mr. Simmons."
"Ah, I believe he said it changes the effective date, but in Amendment Number One changes the date of the act to January 1st, -72."
"Amendment Number, ah, Representative Sim- mons, Amendment Number One was held on second reading on October 29th, last year."
"It was not adopted?"
"It was not adopted."
"The gentleman from Cook, Mr. Shea."
"Will the sponsor yield for a question?"
"He indicates he will."
"This just creates the fund, it makes no appropriation?"
"No, sir."
"Any further discussion? All those in favor of the adoption of the Amendment Number Three say 'Yeas', the opposed 'No', the 'Yeas' have it and the Amend- ment is adopted. Further amendments? Third reading. All GENERAL ASSEMBLY STATE OF ILLINOIS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 16. right on the order of third reading, appears 2685, the gen- tleman from Cook, Mr. Régner, has asked leave to have it brought back to the order of second reading for purposes of consideration of an amendment. Hearing no objection, leave will be given and it will be brought back to second reading. The gentleman may proceed."
"Ah, first of all, Mr. Speaker, there are two amendments, number, Amendment Number One and Amendment Number Two were adopted last fall and I'd like to, can I move to table them both together, or one at a time?"
"All right, it's back to second. The gentleman from Cook, Mr. Richard Walsh."
"Ah, Mr. Speaker, I have two requests. One is that maybe we could have a little order and two if the gentleman could explain the amendments which have been ad- opted and which he proposes to table."
"All right, both of those requests are in order and the House will address itself to the question before it which is the gentleman's request to move House Bill 2685 back from third reading to second reading which has been done. Now, if the gentleman will proceed to ex- plain the action which he desires to take with regard to ah. ."
"I am moving to table Amendments Number One and Number Two. Amendment Number One was the appropriation which would have been necessary for January 1, 1972 through the remainder of this fiscal year and Amendment Number Two GENERAL ASSEMBLY STATE OF ILLINOIS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES is changing the wordage in there on the Race Track Security Revolving Fund. The Amendment I will propose will have the appropriation in it for fiscal year 1973 and will also have theother wordage from Amendment Number Two, so I'll move to table those two amendments that were adopted."
"The gentleman from Cook, Mr. Shea."
"Is this just the appropriation bill? It has got no substance in it at all?"
"That's correct."
"Further discussion? All those in favor of the adoption of the amendment number three, oh, the gentleman is there objection to tabling Amendments Number One and Two? All right, hearing none, Amendments Number One and Two are tabled and the question is on the adoption of the amendment number three. All those in favor of the adoption of that amendment say 'Yeas', the opposed 'No', the 'Yeas' have it and the amendment is adopted. Are there further amendments? Third reading. All right, with leave of the House, we'll go to the order of consideration postponed, on which there appears House Bill 2683. The gentleman from Cook, Mr. Regner's asked leave to take it back to the order of third reading for back for back to second reading, all right, hearing no objection, we'll take that bill back to the order of second reading and the Chair recognizes the gentleman from Cook, Mr. Regner."
"Ah, Mr. Speaker, Ladies and Gentlemen of the House, the Amendment was adopted last fall on this only GENERAL ASSEMBLY STATE OF ILLINOIS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 18. made the act effective January 1, 1972 and I would now move to table that amendment."
"All right, is there leave to table Amendment Number One? All right, Amendment Number One is tabled."
"I have another amendment on the Clerk's table and it would be Amendment Number Two. I would move to adopt Amendment Number Two to House Bill 2683 and this is a bill we ran into the problem with and I'd like to ask Representative Krause to comment on this particular amend- ment."
"All right, the gentleman from St. Clair, Mr. Krause."
"Well, Mr. Speaker and Ladies and Gentlemen of the House, ah this is an agreed amendment and I had taken the amendment back to a. group of labor people in St. Clair and Madison Counties and they have agreed to the amendment now, so I think we've got all the problems str- aightened out."
"Any further discussion? All those in favor of the adoption of Amendment Number Two to House Bill 2683 say 'Yeas', the opposed 'No'; the 'Yeas' have it and the amendment is adopted. Are there. further amendments? Third reading. House Bills third reading. House Bill 4202."
"House Bill 4202. An act to amend Section 1 of an act to vacate, extinguish, abandon and release an GENERAL ASSEMBLY STATE OF ILLINOIS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 19. easement for highway purposes in Williamson County, Illin- ois. Third reading of the bill."
"The gentleman from Jackson, Mr. Williams."
"Mr. Speaker and Ladies and Gentlemen of the House, House Bill 4202, I know of no opposition to it, it's a highway easement bill, it simply corrects a mistake in the legal description of a bill that we passed during the last regular session. And I would appreciate a favorable vote."
"Is there discussion? The question is shall House Bill 4202 pass? All those in favor will vote 'Yeas', and the opposed 'No'. Have all voted who wished? Mann, 'Yeas'. The Clerk will take the record. Jones, 'Yeas'. Juckett, 'Yeas'. The Clerk will take the record. Glass, 'Yeas'. All right, the Clerk will take the record. On this question, there are 153 'Yeas' and no 'Nays' and this bill having received the constitutional majority is hereby declared passed. The gentleman from Cook, Mr. Katz, desire recognition?"
"No."
"Yeah, that's all right, we caught that. With leave of the House, we'll go to Senate Bills second reading, Senate Bill 485."
"Senate Bill 485. An act to amend Section 1 and to Add Section 3 (d) to and to repeal Section 12, Article III to an act to revise law in relation to town- GENERAL ASSEMBLY STATE OF ILLINOIS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ship organization. Second reading of the bill. No com- mittee amendments."
"Any from the floor?"
"Amenament Number One, Moore. Amend Sen- ate Bill 485 on page 3, by deleting lines 10 through 14, and inserting in lieu thereof 'of this. Amendatory Act of 1972'."
"The gentleman from Cook, Mr. Moore."
"I move the adoption of Amendment Number One, Mr. Speaker."
"Is there discussion? All those in favor of the adoption of the. .the gentleman from Cook, Mr. Lechowicz."
"Yes, Mr. Speaker, will the sponsor yield for a question?"
"He indicates he will."
"Just what does the amendment do?"
"It eliminates the formation of more townships in the County of Cook, an amendment that was worked out with jointly with Senator Dougherty and Senator Knuepfer in the Senate.".
"Thank you.".
"All those in favor of the adoption of the amendment say 'Yeas', the opposed 'No', the 'Yeas' have it and the amendment is adopted. Further amendments? Third reading. The gentleman from Cook, Mr. Regner."
"Ah, Mr. Speaker and Ladies and Gentlemen of GENERAL ASSEMBLY STATE OF ILLINOIS 21. the House, I'd like to just make an announcement. The Sub- Committees of the Appropriations Committee which were to meet at 4:00 P.M. this afternoon are to meet at 12:00 noon instead. Sub-Committee One will meet in Room 218 and Sub- Committees Four and Six, Chaired by Representative Washburn and Williams will meet in Room 212 at noon."
"Yeah, with leave of the House, we'll go back to introduction and first reading of House Bills."
"House Bill 4613, Maragos. Appropriates $50,000.00 to the Commission on Atomic Energy. First read- ing of the bill."
"The gentleman from Cook, Mr. Hyde."
"Mr. Speaker, Ladies and Gentlemen of the House, there will be an important conference of all Repub- lican members immediately upon the adjourning of this House which I am about to do unless the distinguished Minority. Leader has an announcement to make himself, but we will meet immediately in Room 212 for a matter of great importance to the Republican members. So, as soon as we adjourn which will be very shortly, ah ah we will all go to the Republican members go to Room 212. I now move, Mr. Speaker, that this House stand adjourned until the Hour of 12:00 noon tomorrow afternoon."
"All right, the adjournment resolution is for 12:00 noon tomorrow."
"I've been asked by the Minority Leader to ah announce that the committees of course are still meeting GENERAL ASSEMBLY STATE OF ILLINOIS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 22. this afternoon. I would hope that the information would be in the possession of everyone, but we'll repeat it. Ah, the committees will meet this afternoon."
"All right, ah, all those in favor of the adjournment resolution which is until noon tomorrow, say 'Yeas', the opposed 'No', the 'Yeas' have it and the House stands adjourned." Adjournment at 10:57 O'Clock A.M. 4/25/72 skn. GENERAL ASSEMBLY STATE OF ILLINOIS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES