"The House will come to order and the Members will please be in their seats. We will be led in prayer today by Sister Susan Thomas who is a member of the Sisters' of Mercy who are celebrating their 150th anniversary. This Order was founded in Dublin, Ireland, for those of you that may have an interest. Sister Thomas."
"God, our Creator, we come before you with grateful hearts. Surely Your goodness and mercy follow us all the days of our lives. In times of misfortune, You sustain us. You are ever present, our refuge and strength. As we pray for our country, we are ever mindful that You have called those who show mercy blessed, for mercy shall be theirs. Teach us to serve the poor and needy with brotherly compassion helping them to lead lives of human dignity. Teach us to offer men and women of all races, the immigrant and the native, the privileged and deprived, the opportunity to make their unique contributions to our nations' well being. Teach us to use the Earth and its fruits and the products of human enterprise in the spirit of stewardship. Teach us to love the ways of peace and spurn the temptations to violence. Teach us to protect and encourage the churches and religious societies, to express your mercy through works of justice and charity. We pray especially for this Body assembled here; the heir to a living tradition of reverence for human and civil rights. In all of its deliberations, may the successful and the powerful claim no more than the poor, the alienated and the powerless. May the temptations to expediency and personal gain yield to the search for truth and common good. May the demands of war and the race of armaments give way to the claims of peace. And may this Assembly continue to pursue under Your guidance, the blessings of liberty and 1 STATE OF ILLINOIS 82ND GENERAL ASSEMBLY HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES TRANSCRIPTION DEBATE 79th Legislative Day October 14, 1981 justice for all. We place our prayer before You, Almighty God, confident of your providence and committed to making ourselves agents of Your peace and love in the world."
"Thank you, Sister. We will be led in the pledge today by Representative Ewing." Ewing, et al: "I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands, one Nation, under God, indivisible, with Liberty and Justice for all."
"Roll Call for Attendance. Are there any excused absences? Representative Telcser."
"Mr. Speaker, would the Journal please show that Representative Betty Lou Reed is absent because of legislative business?"
"The record will so indicate. Are there any excused absences from the Democrat side? Representative Madigan, do you have any excused absences? Take the record, Mr. Clerk. 153 Members answering the Roll Call. A quorum of the House is present. Representative Telcser. If we could your attention please. Representative Telcser, for the purpose of an introduction."
"Mr. Speaker and Members of the House, I'd like to take this opportunity to introduce a new Member of the House of Representatives. The Gentleman is a... is going to represent the 53rd District. He was sworn in on September 28th to fill the vacancy of Representative Schuneman who was appointed as a Member of the Senate. I'd like to take this opportunity to introduce to you Representative Myron Olson who is a former Circuit Clerk of Lee County, and he resides in Dixon, Illinois. Representative Olson."
"Thank you, very much. It's a pleasure to be with you, and I hope I can contribute in a very short time. Thank you." 2 STATE OF ILLINOIS 82ND GENERAL ASSEMBLY HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES TRANSCRIPTION DEBATE 79th Legislative Day October 14, 1981
"Reading of the Journal."
"House Journal, 42nd Legislative Day..."
"Representative Telcser."
"Mr. Speaker and Members of the House. I move that we dispense with the reading of the Journal and that Journal #42 of May 15 through Journal #77 of July 1, 1981 be approved as read."
"You've heard the Gentleman's Motion. All in favor signify by saying 'aye'... Representative Getty, do you seek recognition?"
"Mr. Speaker, I wonder if the Gentleman would repeat the dates in question for the Journals."
"Representative Telcser."
"Mr. Speaker, I had moved that we would dispense with the reading of the Journal and that Journal #42 of May 15 through Journal #77 of July 1, 1981 be approved as read."
"Mr. Speaker. Thank you, Mr. Telcser. If my memory serves me correctly, the dates of May 15 and May 16 were the dates when certain actions took place which were extremely controversial. I wonder if you would withhold that Motion for the time being and let us refresh our recollection. I want to let you know that it's our intention to dissent or to challenge the approval as those Journals have been submitted, and I'd like to have you withhold that Motion so that we can at least eliminate those dates where there is no controversy."
"Representative Telcser."
"Alright, Mr. Speaker and Members, I'd be delighted to accommodate the Gentleman, and I will withdraw my Motion so that he can refresh his memory regarding certain dates in regard to the Journal."
"Representative Conti, would you come to the podium, please? Introduction and First Reading." 3 STATE OF ILLINOIS 82ND GENERAL ASSEMBLY HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES TRANSCRIPTION DEBATE 79th Legislative Day October 14, 1981
"House Bill 1948, Ryan-Madigan, a Bill for an Act to amend Sections of an Act concerning fees and salaries and to classify several counties of this state with reference hereto. First Reading of the Bill. House Bill 1949, Yourell, a Bill for an Act to amend Sections of the Revenue Act. First Reading of the Bill. House Bill 1950, Matijevich, a Bill for an Act to add Sections to the Revenue Act. First Reading of the Bill. House Bill 1951, Matijevich et al, a Bill for an Act to amend Sections of the Illinois Nuclear Safety Preparedness Act. First Reading of the Bill. House Bill 1952, Matijevich, a Bill for an Act relating to the Governor's actions on Bills. First Reading of the Bill."
"The House will be in order. Mr. Doorkeeper, we're going to have to clear the aisles. The Members are going to be in their seats. We have some foreign visitors here today and we're going to have an address by one of them. So, if you would all be in your seats. Pay a little attention. Representative Conti, for an introduction."
"Mr. Speaker and Ladies and Gentlemen of the House, as was recited in our prayer this morning, a plea for peace throughout the nation. We have a foreign dignitary here today. I wonder if Mr. Kulas would bring our honored guest here behind the podium. Will you all come, please? Mr. Speaker and Ladies and Gentlemen of the House, in 1941, Yaroslav Stetsko and other members of the Organization of Ukrainian National led a revolt against the Soviets..."
"Alright, can we break up the conflab back here? Representative Collins, Representative Meyer, would you be in your seats, please?"
"As I was saying, he led a revolt against the Soviets in convening national assembly. The assembly appointed Stetsko Prime Minister of the newly independent government. 4 STATE OF ILLINOIS 82ND GENERAL ASSEMBLY HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES TRANSCRIPTION DEBATE 79th Legislative Day October 14, 1981 Two weeks later because of the lack of cooperation with Hitler he was arrested and wounded several times by the Nazis and jailed in the 'Saucenhausen' concentration camp. Ladies and Gentleman, the Ukrainian Prime Minister, the President of the Central Committee of the Anti-Bolshevik Bloc of nations, which is known as ABN, Mr. Yaroslav."
"Thank you, very much. Honorable Mr. Speaker, Honorable Representatives, Ladies and Gentlemen. I would like to express my heartfelt thanks to the Legislators of the State of Illinois for commemorating the 40th anniversary of the restoration of Ukrainian Statehood proclaimed in Lvov, capital of Western Ukraine June 30, 1941 by Ukrainian national Assembly. June 30, 1941 marks the beginning of a period in our history known as the Ukrainian Underground State, which lasted well into the 1950's, when the military units of the Organization of Ukrainian nationalists and the Ukrainian Insurgent Army were still leading an armed struggle in defense of the Ukrainian Independence and Statehood. As a result of this proclamation, the Ukrainian nation waged a war of liberation fought on two fronts against both Nazi Germany and Bolshevik Russia - two of the largest imperialistic, totalitarian and military powers of that time. It is my opinion that the act of June 30, 1941 was of historical significance, not only for Ukraine and for the subjugated nations of that time, but perhaps for all of Europe and the Free World. If the western allies had established a common front with Ukraine, a nation 53 million strong, the greatest oppressed nation in the world and with other subjugated nations against both Nazi Germany and Bolshevik Russia, the Second World War would have been victorious for the world of freedom and justice. Not only are the Nazi Germany, but also are Russian communists prison of nations. 5 STATE OF ILLINOIS 82ND GENERAL ASSEMBLY HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES TRANSCRIPTION DEBATE 79th Legislative Day October 14, 1981 Ladies and Gentlemen, the contemporary international situation is particularly grave. The expansion of Russian imperialist is well known to us all. Policies of friendship, appeasement, containment, convergence and detente have proven to be useless in stemming the centuries-old brazen Russian imperialist which aims at complete world domination. The West must realize that within the Russian empire there exists a new ideological and political revolutionary superpower - the subjugated nations, which is destroying the empire from within. These nations are the best allies of the West. Taking this factor into consideration, the following points should be included in Western political and military strategy. The Free World should engage the Soviet Russia in the struggle of ideas and ideologies by recognizing the liberation movements of the subjugated nations as the legitimate representatives of these countries at all international forums, including the United nations. The West should provide the national liberation movements with access to the various forms of mass media to facilitate communications with their contrymen behind the Iron Curtain on a mass scale. Assistance should also be provided in the form of military training as well as other political and material and technological means of support. The nations of the Free World should proclaim A Great Charter of Independence for all of the nations subjugated by Russian imperialist and communist in the USSR and the so-called Satellite States. The United States, as the champion of freedom and justice, should establish a George Washington World Freedom Academy, as a counterpart to the Moscow Lumumba University which trains imported terrorists for the implementation of Russia's imperio-colonial policies throughout the world. A Department of Insurgent-Liberation 6 STATE OF ILLINOIS 82ND GENERAL ASSEMBLY HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES TRANSCRIPTION DEBATE 79th Legislative Day October 14, 1981 Warfare should be established within the Pentagon and/or the Headquarters of the NATO alliance. The liberation struggle of Ukraine, Afghanistan or Poland are proof of the internal weaknesses of the Russian prison of nations - this colossus on clay feet. The might of the subjugated nation in its struggle against Russian imperialist invaders is exemplified by Afghanistan where soldiers of the Soviet Army refused to fight against a freedom-loving people. Poland is another proof that the atomic superpower is helpless in suppressing the will to freedom of the smaller Polish nations. The best example is their ten year long arm struggle of Ukraine against Russian occupational armies without any help from the Free World, and the present regeneration of the nationalism and Christianity, especially among the youth in Ukraine with its underground catacombe church and seven catacombe bishops. Russia, not being able to mobilize the working classes against these nations, created in Moscow a center of international terrorism as a means of destroying the free societies of the West. The danger of nuclear holocaust cannot be negotiated away. Soviet Russia has skillfully exploited Western fears of nuclear war by blackmailing the West into meekly acquiescing with each ever-increasing conquest. Our strategic alternative is based on the knowledge that the subjugated nations within the Russian empire represent a vast untapped force, which, in a common front with the nations of the Free World, provides the strategic raison d'etre for defeating the last remaining empire. A political and military strategy, based on synchronized national liberation revolutions within the Russian colonial empire is the only alternative to the thermonuclear war. In conclusion, I would like to quote an outstanding British military strategist, Major General J.F.C. Fuller, who once 7 STATE OF ILLINOIS 82ND GENERAL ASSEMBLY HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES TRANSCRIPTION DEBATE 79th Legislative Day October 14, 1981 wrote, I quote, 'Only the unity of the western nations and their agreement with the national liberation movements behind the Iron Curtain can ensure final victory...The reason should be obvious. It is that the Kremlin is living on a volcano, and it knows that the most explosive force in the world is not to be found in the hydrogen bomb, but in the hearts of the subjugated peoples crushed under its iron heel...'. Thank you, very much for your attention."
"Mr. Prime Minister, we wish you all the luck in your endeavors, and I was sincerely honored to know that one of your members of your delegation is a resident of the Village of Elmwood Park, Dr. 'Sharski', who...He and his wife reside in Elmwood Park. I've asked Myron Kulas to come up here, the second Member in the State of Illinois to be of Ukrainian descent, to introduce the rest of the delegation for the correct pronunciation of the names. And we sincerely hope the best for you and your organization. Myron Kulas, will you do the honors in introducing all of them?"
"Thank you. Mr. Speaker, Ladies and Gentlemen of the House, it is indeed an honor for me to stand on this podium with the former Prime Minister of the Ukrainian Government. This General Assembly, in June, passed a Resolution commemorating the 40th anniversary of the renovation of the Ukrainian independence in Ukraine. This man beside me has fought all his life for a free and independent Ukraine and he has fought against Russian imperialism for all freedom-loving nations in the world. And, for that, we all commend him. We have here also his lovely wife, Mrs. Stetsko, who is the editor of the ABN Correspondence Magazine throughout the whole world. We also have... We also have with us Dr. and Mrs. 'Kotokevich' from Elmwood Park. Dr. 'Kotokevich' is the President of the Ukrainian 8 STATE OF ILLINOIS 82ND GENERAL ASSEMBLY HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES TRANSCRIPTION DEBATE 79th Legislative Day October 14, 1981 Congress Committee in Illinois. We have Mr. and Mrs. 'Adostitski' from the Ukrainian Radio Program in Chicago, Illinois. We have Mr. Roman 'Zolrodney', President of the Organization of the Offense of the Four Freedoms of Ukraine in Chicago. And also we have Mr. 'Metrosdy', a Member of the Ukrainian Businessmen's Association in Chicago. Thank you, very much, Ladies and Gentlemen. Thank you for your attention."
"The House will be back in order. Agreed Resolutions."
"Senate Joint Resolution 53, J. J. Wolf. House Resolution 481, Swanstrom, 482, Koehler, 483, Swanstrom, 484, Madigan-Beatty-Kucharski, 485, Watson, 486, Irv Smith, 487, Yourell, 488, Ronan, 489, Koehler, 490, Topinka, 491, Topinka, 492, Topinka, 493, Terzich, 495, Macdonald-Roland Meyer-Chapman, 496, Macdonald-Roland Meyer-Chapman, 497, Younge, 498, Koehler, 499, Topinka, 500, Topinka, 501, Topinka, 504, O'Brien, 505, Braun, 506, Boucek, 507, Huskey, 509, Ryan, 510, Pullen, 513, Greiman and 514, Kornowicz."
"Representative Collins, on the Agreed Resolutions."
"Thank you, Mr. Speaker, Ladies and Gentlemen of the House. Senate Joint Resolution 53, J. J. Wolf, congratulates the Legislative Council Information booth. House Resolution 481, Swanstrom, congratulates Pastor and Mrs. Elmer Lindblum of East Moline on their 50th anniversary. House Resolution 482 congratulates the town of Cedar Point, Illinois on its 75th anniversary. 483, Swanstrom, congratulates Charlotte Kinney retiring from the Pecatonica state police force. 484, Madigan-Beatty-Kucharski, congratulates Rose Sweeney retiring from Talman Home Federal Savings and Loan. 485, 9 STATE OF ILLINOIS 82ND GENERAL ASSEMBLY HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES TRANSCRIPTION DEBATE 79th Legislative Day October 14, 1981 Watson, congratulates the Jaycees of Albers, Illinois. It's the Number One Chapter. 486, Irv Smith, congratulates Archie Harris, swimming coach on his retirement from Illinois State University. 487, Yourell, congratulates Pamela Marie Leenheer of Justice, Illinois as Candystriper of the Year. 488, Ronan, congratulates Tim Czarnecki's leadership in the Holstein Park community. House Resolution 489, Koehler, congratulates Lacon, Illinois in Marshall County on its Sesquicentennial Anniversary. 490, Topinka, congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Irv Litinski on their 50th wedding anniversary. 499... or 491, Topinka, congratulates Elizabeth Stacey Mather on her 100th birthday. 492, Topinka, congratulates Vytautas Skuodis, a Lithuanian American. 493, Terzich, congratulates the Chicago Lodge, Gospa Sinjska... I can't read the rest of it on its 75th anniversary. 494, Johnson, is a Death Resolution for Karme J. Mallow, Township Supervisor of the City of Champaign. 485(sic, 495), Macdonald-Meyer-Chapman, congratulates the High School District 214 Symphony Orchestra. 496, Macdonald-Meyer-Chapman, congratulates the Rolling Meadows police department named Best Dressed Police Department of 1981. 497, Younge, congratulates Judge Milton Wharton of East St. Louis. 498, Koehler, congratulates the LaSalle County Historical Society. 499, Topinka, congratulates the Brookfield Women's Club of the Village of Brookfield on its 75th anniversary. House Resolution 500, Topinka, congratulates the Pilsen Butchers Benevolent Association on their 95th anniversary. 501, Topinka, congratulates ZGODA, the official publication of the Polish national Alliance on its 100th anniversary. House Resolution 502, Death Resolution, Representative Younge, on the death of Mr. Fred L. Tear. 503, Satterthwaite, a Death Resolution on the death of Mr. John 10 STATE OF ILLINOIS 82ND GENERAL ASSEMBLY HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES TRANSCRIPTION DEBATE 79th Legislative Day October 14, 1981 R. Henson of Villa Grove, former Mayor of Villa Grove. 504, O'Brien, congratulates Priscilla Whittier, Director of the Lincoln Park Conservation Association on her retirement. 505, Braun, congratulates Louise Overall Weaver Smothers celebrating her 49th year as a church organist. 506, Boucek, congratulates the historical Village of Justice, Illinois on its 70th anniversary. 507, Huskey, congratulates the Honorable Judge Irving W. Eiserman on his 49th anniversary as a Member of the Bar. House Resolution 508 is a Death Resolution by E. G. Steele on the death of Mr. Roy M. Lynn of Granite City, Illinois. 509, Ryan, congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sarno on their 50th wedding anniversary. House Resolution 510 congratulates Dr. Robert(sic, Richard) R. Short, the Superintendent of Maine Township high schools, Representative Pullen, the Sponsor. 513, Greiman, congratulates a group of teenagers who have organized the MEYER LEVIN AZA of the B'nai B'rith Youth Organization. And 514, Kornowicz, congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Leo Molda on their 50th wedding anniversary. Mr. Speaker, I move the adoption of the Agreed Resolutions."
"Gentleman moves for the adoption of the Agreed Resolutions. All in favor will signify by saying 'aye', all opposed 'no'. The 'ayes' have it and the Agreed Resolutions are adopted. We are going to have a Death Resolution. If we could have the Members in their seats and the chamber back in order. Read the Resolution, Mr. Clerk."
"House Resolution 512, Ryan-Olson-Ebbesen, et al. Whereas, our esteemed and beloved former colleague, David Shapiro, died August 1, after a valiant battle again st diabetes; Whereas,, all the Members of the House join Senator Shapiro's family, friends and constituents and the 11 STATE OF ILLINOIS 82ND GENERAL ASSEMBLY HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES TRANSCRIPTION DEBATE 79th Legislative Day October 14, 1981 Members of the Senate in greiving his loss; Whereas,, his leadership in the Senate Republican's since 1977 was exemplified by the highest of standards; Whereas,, before his election to the Senate in 1972, he served in the House for three terms beginning in 1967; Whereas,, during his many years of service in the General Assembly he distinguished himself as a recognized expert on elementary and secondary education matters and was recognized as an outstanding freshman Legislator twice, once as a Representative and once as a Senator, as well as having been recognized as a distinguished Member by his own professional colleagues in the Illinois Dental Society; Whereas,, despite his many responsibilities as Senate Minority Leader, his first and dearest priority was always to his family and his constituents, regardless of either situation or political affiliation; Whereas,; Senator Shapiro's community involvement reached far beyond his duties as a Legislator and his benevolent concern was felt by all those with whom he worked, including the Amboy Unit School Board, Amboy City Aldermen, Lee County Board of Health, the Illinois Association of Board of Health, the Lee County Red Cross, the Amboy Chamber of Commerce, the Whiteside-Lee Dental Society, the Amboy Lions Club, Amboy Public Hospital, Masons, Shriners, Elks and American Legion; Whereas,, his death left a great void in the hearts of his family and all those who knew him as a competent, congenial and magnanimous man; therefore be it resolved by the House of Representatives of the 82nd General Assembly of the State of Illinois, that we mourn the loss of one of Illinois' finest statesmen, Senator David C. Shapiro; and be it further resolved, that we extend our deepest sympathy to his widow, Norma J., and to their children, Sarah Beth, Deborah, Margaret Sue, Edward, Michael, Betsy and Dan; and 12 STATE OF ILLINOIS 82ND GENERAL ASSEMBLY HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES TRANSCRIPTION DEBATE 79th Legislative Day October 14, 1981 be it further resolved, that the House recognize the immeasurable loss suffered by the people of Amboy and the 37th District; and be it further resolved, that we offer our condolences to the Members of the Senate; and be it further resolved, that in respect as we remember Senate Shapiro's immense capacity for work, for volunteer activities, and for his constituents' needs and his ability to fill all his commitments with dignity and sensitivity; and be it further resolved, that suitable copies of this Resolution and Preamble be presented to Senator Shapiro's wife, Norma, and their seven children; and be it further resolved, that as a measure of our respect to the memory of Senator Shapiro that the House now stands adjourned."
"Representative Telcser."
"Mr. Speaker and Members of the House, I don't know that any single Resolution could say it all about Dave Shapiro. I recall in Dave's first term, he sat in the same row with I and the great number of hours we spent together talking about his district, the Assembly, the State Government. And I was always impressed with Dave's sincere concern for the process. I think it's obvious now that his concern was recognized by being elected the leader of his party in the Senate. Dave Shapiro will be long remembered by all of us. I, in particular, will remember him for the rest of my life. Dave Shapiro was a gentleman. He was a great family man, and what's more, he was a great statesmen. Mr. Speaker and Members of the House, it is with a great deal of pride and it is indeed an honor for me to offer and move the adoption of House Resolution #1(sic, 112)."
"Representative Madigan."
"Mr. Speaker, Ladies and Gentlemen, I rise in support of Mr. Telcser's Motion for the adoption of this Resolution. David Shapiro was a very honest man, a very sincere person, 13 STATE OF ILLINOIS 82ND GENERAL ASSEMBLY HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES TRANSCRIPTION DEBATE 79th Legislative Day October 14, 1981 a man of the highest integrity and intestinal fortitude. My experience with Senator Shapiro began when he and I were House Members and continued when he and I both served in leadership capacities in the General Assembly. I never knew the man to be anything but totally honest, totally sincere in any capacity that he served. He served with great honor and great distinction. He was a great credit to this General Assembly, to his family and to the community that he represented. On behalf of the Democrats, I wish to express our condolences to the Shapiro family and to all those who, like us, mourn his passing."
"Representative Ebbesen."
"Yes, Mr. Speaker and Ladies and Gentlemen of the House, I, too, join the leadership and the Members of this House in expressing our condolences as Senator Shapiro was the Senator from the 37th District and everything has been said. He was truly an outstanding, dedicated public servant. And, if it could be said, that there is such a thing as being an extremely effective public servant and Legislator with a low profile, it was certainly Senator Dave Shapiro. And I join with every Member of this House in expressing our condolences to Mrs. Shapiro and members of the family."
"Representative Telcser, to renew your Motion and ask for leave."
"Mr. Speaker, I first of all ask for leave to have every Member of the House added as a Cosponsor of the Resolution."
"Leave granted."
"And I now offer and move the adoption of House Resolution #1(sic, 112)."
"Gentleman moves for the adoption of House Resolution #1. All in favor will signify by saying 'aye', 14 STATE OF ILLINOIS 82ND GENERAL ASSEMBLY HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES TRANSCRIPTION DEBATE 79th Legislative Day October 14, 1981 all those opposed say 'no'. The 'ayes' have it and the Resolution is adopted and the House now stands adjourned until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. We have an announcement. First of all, one announcement I'd like to make. Immediately now across the chamber in the Senate is a memorial service for Senator Shapiro and the entire Membership of the House has been invited to come over... to go over there for that service. Representative Friedrich."
"Mr. Speaker, I'd like the attention of the Republicans. There will be a Republican Conference in room 114 at 1:30 or immediately following the Shapiro memorial service, whichever comes first."
"Republican Conference in 114 immediately following the memorial service in the Senate. Representative Leinenweber."
"Mr. Speaker, we have a meeting of the Judiciary I Committee to consider a Motion to create two Subcommittees. We're going to meet immediately now at D-1 and we'll be out of there in two minutes. So I would ask everybody to get over there right away."
"Could I have your attention please? I just wanted to point out one more meeting this afternoon. At 2:00 p.m. or at least as soon as room 114 is available, there will be a seminar between members of the business communities, some business executives from major Illinois corporations are coming down here from Illinois Bell, Innerlake and from Quaker Oats Company. You've all received invitations. We'd certainly appreciate your stopping by room 114 at 2:00 or as soon as room 114 is available. Thank you." 15 STATE OF ILLINOIS 82ND GENERAL ASSEMBLY HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DAILY TRANSCRIPTION OF DEBATE INDEX PAGE 1 OCTOBER 14, 1981 HB-1948 1ST READING PAGE 4 HB-1949 1ST READING PAGE 4 HB-1950 1ST READING PAGE 4 HB-1951 1ST READING PAGE 4 HB-1952 1ST READING PAGE 4 SUBJECT MATTER HOUSE TO ORDER - SPEAKER RYAN PAGE 1 PRAYER - SISTER THOMAS PAGE 1 PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE PAGE 2 ROLL CALL FOR ATTENDANCE PAGE 2 AGREED RESOLUTIONS PAGE 9 DEATH RESOLUTION PAGE 11 ADJOURNMENT PAGE 15