Illinois Senate Floor Debate — November 14, 1990

(Prayer given by the Reverend William Oaks)

Readin: of the Journal, Madam Secretary. Senator Hall.

Thank you, Mr. President. I move that reading and approval of the Journals of Thursday, November 8th; and Tuesday, November l3thy in the year 1990, be postponed, pending arrival of the printed Journals.

You 've heard the motion as placed by Senator Hall. Is there any discussion? If notz all in favor# indicate by saying Aye. All opposed. The Ayes have it. The motion carries, and it is so ordered . Resolutions .

Senate Resolution 1436 offered by Senator Daley. Senate Resolution 1437 offered by Senator J.E. Joyce . Senate Resolution 1438 offered by Senators Karpiel and Donahue . Senate Resolution 1439 offered by Senator Karpiel. Senate Resolution 1440 offered by Senator Savickas, Senator Severns and President Rock. Senate Resolution 1441 offered by Senator Savickas and others. Senate Resolution 1442 offered by Senatar Collins. They're all congratulatory.

1  STATE 0P ILLINOIS 86th GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULKR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 116th Legislative Day November l4, 1990 Consent Calendar. Introduction of Bills.

Senate Bill 2319 offered by Senators Reaz Smith, O 'Daniel and Jacobs. (Secretary reads title of bill) 1st Reading of the bill.

Rules Committee. ...tmachine cutoffl... Ladies and Gentlemen of the Senate, may I ask you kindly to take your seat? And I would ask the staff to kindly kake a seat. We have a very special quest this morning. It is my pleasure to introduce to this Senate khe Honorable Kiyoshi Kaneko, who is the Governor of the Niigata Prefeeture. As IIm sure you are aware, Southern Illinois University has established a campus of their university in the Governor's -- within the Governor's jurisdiction, and he is here to visit with a11 of us. I hope you Will all take the opportunity to say hello and welcome him to Illinois -- welcome him back to Illinois. Ladies and Gentlemen, Without further ado: the Honorable Governor Kaneko. Governor.

(Remarks by Governor Xiyoshi Kaneko)

Ladies and Gentlemen, if I ean have your attention, we have yet another special guest - an Illinoisian Who is -- has and is making history. And the Chair was delighted to yield to Senator Saviekas and Severns for *he proper introductions.

Yes. Ladies and Gentlemen, àr I can have your attention. Congressman Poshard, President Rock, Members of the Senate, Senator Severns and I Would like to introduce Mrs. Teresa Kettelkamp, who attained a distinguished rank as the first Woman Captain of the Illinois State Police. Teresa is also the first I I 2 .- M= -  STATE OF ILLINOIS 1 86th GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 116th Legislative Day November l4# 1990 woman in Illinois State Police to be named to the assistant deputy i director of a division. It is believed that Teresa is the highest ranking State Police female officer in the nation. With Teresa today are her mother, Margare: Morris; àer children, Katie and Zachary. Director Jeremiah Margolis is present with us, and our Deputy Director David Williams. And, also: tomorrow is Terry's mother's birthday. November 15th. So at this time we Would like to introduce to you, Terry Kettelkamp, our neW Assistant Director -- Deputy Director of the State Police.

(Remarks by Captain Teresa Kettelkamp)

(Remarks by Deputy Director David Williams)

Thank you very much for your patient indulgence, and we are very happy to join Terry in sayin: hello to a11 of you.

Senator Kustra, for What purpooe do you arise, sir?

Thank you, Mr. President and Members of the Senate. For the purpose of an introduction. In the President's Gallery today, We have some very special guests. We have Steffanie Bishop of Springfield, Senator Davidson's district; and Ryan Dunn from Rockford, Senator Holmberg's district. These two young people have been chosen as winning kids of the Epilepsy Foundation of M erica during National Epilepsy Month. They've already been presented wikh Senate Resolutions, which we have passed, which has paid tribute to them for being an inspiration to others with epilepsy . And at this time I would like for Ryan and Steffanie to rise with their parents and the professionals from the Epilepsy Coalition of Illinois, who have joined us here today.

3  STATE 0P ILLINOIS 86th GENEQAL ASSEMBLY REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 116th Legislative Day November 14, 1990 ' l Will our guests in the gallery please rise and be recognized. Welcome to Springfield. Senator 0'Daniel, for What purpose do you arise, sir? SENATOR O lDANIEL : For a point of personal privilege, Mr. President.

State your point, please.

Mr. President, Members of the Senater it's my pleasure to introduce one of our former distinguished colleagues and now our great Congressman from Southern Illinois - and my Congressman - Congressman Glenn Poshard.

Senator Madigan, for what purpose do you arise, sir?

Point of personal privilege, Mr. Presidenk.

State your point, please.

Thank you , Mr . President . Also seated in the President 's Gallery this morning is a group of eighth graders from Chester-East Lincoln Grade School in Lincoln - studying the constitution along with their teacher, Claudia McEvers, and her assistant, Susie Cosgrove - if you would be so kind as to recognize them . PREGIDENT ROCK z Will our quests in khe gallery please rise and be recognized . Welcome to Sprinqfield. Senator Vadalabene, for What purpose do your arise?

Thank you , Mr . President . On a point of personal privilege , please . 4  STKTE 0F ILLINOIS 86th GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 116th Legislative Day November 14, 1990

State your point, please.

I have seated on the left of me on the Senate Floor a member of the Edwardsville City Council, Gary Niebur, and a member of my staffy Ray Switzer. Would they please stand and be recognized.

Alderman, will our guests please stand and be recognized. Welcome to Springfield. Senator Vadalabene, for what purpose do you arise, sir?

Thank you, Mr. President. May I have some order, please?

Ladies and Gentlemen, you please. Senator Vadalabene.

There 'll be a Democratic Caucus immediately in Room 212. Room 212, immediakely.

All right. Senator Vadalabene has called for a Democratic Caucus immediately in Room 212. Senator Philip looks enthusiastic. Senator Geo-Karis, for what purpose do you arise?

Mr. President and Ladies and Gentlemen of the Senate, in view of the enthusiasm of my Minority Leader, we are going to have a Republican Caucus immediately thereafter.

It's a heck of a way to spoil a Wednesday, Pate, but that's the Way is. Al1 right. Republican Caucus immediately in Senator Phllip's Office. Democratic Caucus immediately in Room 212. I'd ask all the Members to try to get there immediately. And the Senate Will reconvene at approximately the hour of noon. Senate stands in Recess. 5  STATE 0F ILLINOIS 86th GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 116th Legislative Day November 14, 1990 (RECESS) (SENATE RECONVENES)

Ladies and Gentlemen, we begin -- we Will begin on Page 16 of khe Calendar: for al1 Within the sound of my voice. That is Senators Topinka, Lechowicz, Netsch, Schuneman: Topinka and Jerome Joyce. We will again, Ladies and Gentlemen, be starting at Page l6. We do not, in fact, have a great deal of business to transact, so I would hope that the Members would join us on the Eloor so that We can handle the Calendar With some dispatch. We will reconvene then, obviously, at nine o'clock tomorrow morning to finish. Channels 7 and 9 have requested permission to shoot some film, as -- as well as WICS-TV. Without objection, leave is qranted. Por the benefit of the Membership , I have been advised that the motions with respect to Senate Bill 2050 - 2-0-5-0 - and -- the motion with respect to Senate Bill 1591 will be held until tomorrow. So they will not be dealt with today. Wefll begin then on Paqe l6. The middle of Page l6z there 's a motion. Senate Bill 784. Senator Topinka. Senate Bill 1496. Senator Lechowicz. Senate Bill 1501. Senator Netsch. 1568. Senator Schuneman. 1709. Senator Senator Schuneman, do you wish either of those today? Senator Schuneman.

Thank you, Mr. President. Senate Bill 1568, Mr. President.

Read the -- do you wish to pursue the motion?

Yes, please. 6  STATE 0F ILLINOIS 86th GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 116th Legislative Day November l4: 1990 ( PRESIDENTROCK: l Read the motion, Madam Secretary.

I move that Senate Bill 1568 do pass, the veto of the Governor to the contrary notwithstanding. Filed by Senator Schuneman.

Senator Schuneman .

Thank you, Mr. President. Members of the Senate, Senate Bill 1568 is inkended to correct what I perceive to be an inequity in the benefits that are furnished to State employees. The State of Illinois and the General Assembly bave made an effortr I think, to treat all State employees fairly. All State employees reeeive equal benefits as far as working conditions, overtime, comp. time, health insurance, but the benefits are not equal when it comes to life insurance benefits. The difference is that once an employee reaches age fifty-five his life insurance benefits begin to decline. They decline at the rate of five percent per year, so that an employee at age sixty-five actually only has half as much life insurance as an employee Who i,s age thirty-five, for example. I think that's wrong. I think that We have State laws and federal laws that have basically forced private industry to discontinue those kinds of practices. Yet, we have here in the State maintained that inequity. I think the Governor has no disagreement With the idea of dolng this, buE rather objects to it on the basis of What -- what the cost might be. Apparently, this has about a Ewo-milllon-dollar impac:. There's one other issue that I want to bring to your attention, and that is that everyone of us has the right to buy, at our oWn expense# addktional 1ife insurance. But the amount we buy is depended upon how much the State provides for us. So, for example, if you are under aqe 7 I STATE 0F ILLINOIS 86th GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 116th Legislative Day November l4# 1990 fifty-five, you can buy and pay the cost of life insurance up to four times the amount of your salary. But if you 're over fifty-five, you can't buy that much and even pay for it yourself. So I think the system is Wrong and needs to be changed: and would ask for your support in overriding the Governor's veto. PRESIDENT ROCK: Al1 right. The Gentleman has moved to override the Governor's veto with respect to Senate Bi11 1568. Is there discussion? If not, the question is, shall Senate Bill 1568 pass, the veto of the Governor to the contrary notwithstanding. Those in favor will vote Aye. Opposed, vote Nay. And the voting is open. Have all voted who wish? Have all voted who wish? Have a1l voted who wish? Have a11 voted Who wish? Take the record. On that question, there are 56 Ayes, no Nays, none voting Present. Senate Bill 1568, havinq received the required three-fifths vote, is declared passed, the veto of the Governor to the contrary notwithstandinq. 1569. Senator Schuneman. Madam SeereEary, read the motion, please. SECRETARY HAWKER : I move that Senate Bill 1569 do pass, the veto of the Governor to khe contrary notwithstanding. Filed by Senator Schuneman. PRESIDENT ROCK : Senakor Schuneman. SENATOR SCHUNEMAN: Thank you, Mr. Presidenk. The bill that you just passed dealt with active State employees. This bill deals with retirees. Mr. President, could we have a little order? PRESIDENT ROCKI I think that request is certainly in order. Can I ask those not entitled to the Eloor to please vacate. Ask the staff to take their conferences off the Floor. 8  STATE OF ILLINOIS 86th GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 116th Legislative Day November 14# 1990

Thank -- thank you, Mr. President.

Senator Schuneman.

This bill deals only with life insurance benefits for retirees. Rt the ptesent tkme, a Ietired State employee ïeceifes Stake-paid life insurance in the amount of two thousand dollars. Now that amount has apparently been in effect in Illinois since about 1972. In 1972 probably represented a -- a more adequate amount of burkal fund - if you wk11 - for life insurance, than it does koday. I think itfs time that we make an increase in that amount. The bill calls for an increase from two thousand dollars ko five thousand dollars. I Would ask for your support in overriding the Governor's veto.

The Gentleman has moved to overzide the veko of the Governor with respect to Senate Bill 1569. Is there discussion? Discussion? If not, the question is, sball Senate Bi11 1569 pass, the veto of the Governor to the contrary notwithstandinq. Those in favor Will vote Aye. Opposed, vote Nay. The voting is open. Have all voted who wish? Have all voted who Wish? Have al1 voted who Wksh? K11 voted Who wish? Take the record. On thab question, there are 53 Ayes, no Nays, none voting Present. Senate Bi11 1569, havin: received the required three-fifths vote, is declared passede the veto of the Governor to *he contrary notwkthstanding. 1709. Senator Topinka. Madam Secretary, the motion, please.

I move that Senate Bill 1709 do pass, the veto of the Governor to the contrary notwithstandinq. Piled by Senator Topinka. 9 r STATE OF ILLINOIS 86th GENENAT,ASSEMBLV REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 116th Legislative Day November l4, 1990 PRESIDENT ROCK: Senator Topinka. SENATOR TOPINKA : Yes. Mr. President and Ladies and Gentlemen of the Senate, S ! enate Bi1l 1709 Was a bkll khat passed out of the Senate 57 to 0. l It Was generated by nurses for nurses in one more attempt to try and address the nursing -- the nursing shortage that we have in the State of Illinois. It was part of a three-part package that we proposed last year, and this is the only survivin: part. It does not increase costs to the State of Illinois, because it does indeed use monies that nurses have chosen to tax themselves for, for their dedicated fund, and ask that a portkon of that fund be set aside for nursing seholarships. We still don't quite understand why the Departmenk is against that, because the moneyz by law, can't be used for any purposes other than nursing. So the Illinois Department of Professional Regulation is not in danger of losing anything by it. Kurses - in terms of the IHA - individual nurses have a11 supported this. The Nursing Division of the Illinois Hospital Associatian has supported this. I really Would appreciate a positive vote so that we can go forward. PRESIDENT ROCK: A1l right. The Lady has moved to override the Governor's Veto of Senate Bill 1709. Discussion? Senator Fawell. SENATOR FAWELL: Thank you very much. Will the sponsor yield for a question? PRESIDENT ROCK: Sponsor indicates she will yield, Senator Fawell. SENATOR FAWELL: Senator Topinka, according to the Governor's Message, the reason he has vetoed this bill is not because of the fact that Ehere is surplus money or that -- or that money khak the nurses have paid will necessarily go into this fund, but rather that -- ! I 10  STATE OF ILLINOIS 86th GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 116th Legislative Day November 14# 1990 i that ten percent of the -- of the fund or the surplus, whichever is lower, will go into the fund. Now, you know, I think therels a real problem with what we're talking about. Either, we are talking about monies that will have to be added to the fund if those funds are strictly used for -- for registering the nurses or it's not. But, you know, there's -- there's a great deal of confusion. Read the Governor's Message, and that's what hels saying.

Senator Topinka.

I read the Governor's Message, and 1 would not concur. Knd I've checked with my staff person again, and he assures me that no new monies are added to the existent Dedicated Nursing Fund. There is a surplus, and then that surplus becomes discretionary to khe Department to spend as it sees fit. We are asking that the ''it'' be spent in a specific way, and that be for scholarships.

Further discussion? Senator Jones.

Yeah. Thank you, Mr. President and Members of the Senate. I rise in support of the Lady's motion. Oriqinally the bill did call for what you said, Senator Fawell, but through negotiations and everything: we decided that the excess fund - either/or on the lower anount. Now there has been some confusion passed around as relate to this bill - indlviduals stating thak 1* did not take care of the community college or diploma nurses. A11 of that is included in senate Bill 1523. This is just a fundinq mechanism for that. So, therefore, the community colleges and diploma schools will be taken care of with this piece of legislation. But khe excess fundg after appropriation -- any excess fund at the end of the year will go into the -- this fund for scholarships. So 11  STATE OF ILLINOIS 86th GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 116th Legislative Day November l4: 1990 ' I that misinformation that you have been getting - don't let that change your vote. You supported this legislation in good faith When it passed, and I encourage you to join Senator Topinka in overriding the Governor's Veto.

Further discussion? Senator Alexander.

Thank you. Senator Topinkaz may I ask you a question, please?

Indicates she will yield, Senator Alexander.

Thank you. I would like to know what position would an L.P .N., please: have with regards to this particular piece of legislation. My understanding, that I've just become knowledgeable of, is that they would not be able to be a part of the scholarship program as they only have a two-year tenure of education versus a four-year. But yet stilly their monies go into this scholarship fund, and they are excluded from being a participatorial person.

Senator Topinka.

If I nay see the microphone to my good colleaque, Senator Jones, Who added that languaqe, and I think does cover that issue.

EenaEor Jones. .

Yes. The two-year community college nursing program is in here. The L.P.N.S did not request to be in here. And I've met with them, and I told them, ''If you want language to specifically say L.P.N., We Would do that next year.'' But they -- at the time khe draft was -- put forkh, they did not request itg because I 12 I STATE OF ILLINOIS 86th CENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 116th Legkslatkve Day November 1990 handled the other portion and the representative for the community colleges. So therefore, no, they are not in here. But they will be in here, because they did not request to be a part of such. PRESIDENT ROCK: Fureher discussion? Senator Schuneman. SENATOR SCHUNEMAN: Question of the sponsor, Mr. President. PRESIDENT ROCK: Sponsor indicates she will yield, Senator Schuneman. SENATOR SCHUNEMAN: Senator, I'm a bit confused, I guess, about what's happening here. We have your bill, and then apparently a House Bill 1523? PRESIDENT ROCK: Senator Topinka. Senator Schuneman. SENATOR SCHUNEMAN: Well, I have -- PRESIDENT ROCK: Senator Schuneman. SENATOR SCHUNEMAN: I have a question from one of my constituents Who indicates that this bill does not include funds for al1 levels of nursing, and that it only includes the following, if they're going on to get a baccalaureate degree: L.P.N.S, associate degree nurses and diploma nurses. My concern, frankly, is if we're going to set up a scholarship funde I think we ought to be helping people Whether theylre going to get an associate degrêe or a baccalaureate degree. And -- and can you tell me -- assure me that that's going to happen, I quess? PRESIDENT ROCK: Senator Topinka. SENATOR TOPINKA: It's my understandinqp at this point - and Senator Jones can  ;>J I STATE OF ILLINOIS 86th CENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 116th Legislative Day November 14, 1990 kind of intervene,if he'd like - that L.P.N.S are not covered in this at this point, but nothing prevents us from adding them in. They did not join us in the negotiations. But I agree With you, this should be open-ended for al1 nurses. PRESIDENT ROCK: Senator Schuneman. SENATOR SCHUNEMAN: Thank -- thank you. Just one last question. And I did hear that before when Senator Jones said L.P.N.S are not included, so I understand that. But I guess my last question is, would -- would money be available for someone wantinq an associate deqree if they did not plan to qo on and get a baccalaureate degree? PRESIDENT ROCK: Senator Topinka. SENATOR TOPINKA: This covers two-year and four-year programs. PRESIDENT ROCK: Further discussion? Further discussion? Senator Topinka, you wish to close? SENATOR TOPINXA: I think it's a Wise course that addresses a very serious problem in the State of Illinois, and I would ask for your support in the override. PRESIDENT ROCK: Question is, shall Senate Bi11 1709 pass, the veto of the Governor to *he contrary notwithstanding. Those in favor will vote Aye. Opposed, vote Nay. And the voting is open. All voted who wish? Have a11 voted who wksh? All voted who wish? Have a1l voted who wish? Take the record. On that question, there are 51 Ayes, 3 Nays, none voting Present. Senate Bill 1709, having received the required three-fifths vote, is declared passed , the veto of the Governor to the contrary notwithstandinq. 1877. 14 hs  STATE OP ILLINOIS 86th GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 116th Leqislative Day November 14, 199: Senator Joyce. Madam Secretary, the motion, please.

I move that Senate Bill 1877 do pass, the veto of the Governor to the aontrary notwithstanding. Filed by Senator Jerome J. Joyce. PRESIDENT ROCKT Senator Joyce.

Thank youy Mr. President. Senate Bill 1877 is the Freedom -- Emerging Democracies Preedom Bond Act that would offer financial assistance to Illinois-based companies wishing to do business in emerging democracies in Eastern Europe. I think wedll recall this bill. It passed with fifty-some votes. It would allow the State of Illinois to sell bonds and use the -- proceeds to finance Illinois business ventures in Eastern Europe. And I'd be happy ko answer any questions.

Discussion? Senator Topinka.

Besides thinking that Senator Joyce's bill is outstanding, might I have a point of personal privilege?

That -- state your point.

If I may direct everyone 's attention to the gallery on our riqhte we therekn have the >embers of Rmmanueï Lutheran School from Hillside. They 're here today with their teacher, Ken Becker. And if we could give them al1 a nice b:: round of applause and a welcome to Springfield.

Will our guests please stand and be recoqnized. Welcome to Springfield. Al1 riqht. The Gentleman has moved to override the 15  STATE OF ILLINOIS 86th GENERAL ASSEM9LY REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 116th Legislative Day November l4, 1990 Governor's Veto on Senate Bill 1877. Discussion? Senator Karpiel.

Yeah. Thank you, Mr. President. stand in opposition to Senate Bill 1877 in that the authority is goin: to provide a duplication of services. The Illinois Export Development Authority already does what this bill is proposed to do. The Export Development Act of 1983, and the proposed bill creating this Freedom Bond Act have basically the same purpose, the same qeneral powers, this similar fundinq mechanism. I think that at khis time when we have a new administration coming in and we may -- might perhaps have a -- a change of direction as far as DCCA is concerned, or we might have a shufflin: of the -- of different departments, that we should just leave this alone, let DCCA handle it as they've been doing since 1983, and not duplicate services and cost, et cetera, at a time When we might be going to change everything anyway. We could wait until that time, and then this bill might be important. But at this point, it's just a duplicatàon of services. I think we ought to vote no .

Further discussion? Senator Keats.

A -- a quick question of the sponsor for clarification.

Sponsor indicates he will yield, Senator Keats.

The State's - and -- and may have misunderstood the State's full faith and credit is not behind these bondsr are they? These are inveskment grade bonds of which you are riskin: if you buy. It's not the taxpayer at risk?

Senator Joyce. 16  STATE OP ILLINOIS 86th GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 116th Legislakive Day November 14, 1990

SENATOR JOYCE: That is correct. The -- it is a moral obligation only.

Senator Keats.

Moral - not full faith and credi4t. In other words, we say Wesll pay, but we probably Won't. Right?

Further discussion? Senator Joyce, to close.

Well, that may be your interpretation of morals. I guess -- I guess my question to Senator Karpiel is, do you know how many loans that the agency that you bring up has made? It's my understanding also they can only be like a hundred-and-eiqhty-day loans at -- at current interest rates. These Would be interest rates that may be as much as four to five percent below current interest rates. They could be long-tern loans. I might point out to you that the -- on the trade-related missions in 1989, this agency went to such economically kroubled regions as London, Paris, Calais, Leiah, Madrid and Casablancaz and I'm sure that they were places that we are really trying to get trade from. So I Would ask the Senate to override this motion.

Question is, shall Senate Bill 1877 pass, the veto of the Governor to the contrary notwithstanding. Those in favor will vote Aye. Opposed, vote Nay, and *he voting is open. A11 voted who Wish? Have all voted who wish? Have a11 voted who Wish? Eave a11 voted Who wish? Have a11 voted wbo wish? Take the reeord. On that questlon, there are 30 Ayesy 24 Nays, 1 voting Presenk, and the motion fails. Top of Page l7. 2058. Senator Maitland. Madam Secretary, read the motion, please.

17  STATE 0F ILLINOIS 86th GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 116th Legislative Day November l4# 1990 I move that Senate Bill 2058 do pass, the veto of the Governor to the contrary notwithstanding. Filed by Senator Maitland.

Senator Maktland.

Thank you very much, Mr. President and Members of the Senate. Senate Bill 2058 was our attempt Eo fill the gap of those merit scholarship winners for the years of FY'88 and $89. You aay recall that we funded '87 and part of '88 and subsequent to 1989, we have also funded the program. We -- we make a big annoucement. We -- we indicate who the merit scholarship winners aree and then we don't provide them with the scholarship to back up -- to back it up. And I believe this is something that -- that the General Assembly - both House and Senate - felt very strongly about; happen to think the Governor is wrong, and I would appreciate your support. PRESIDENT ROCK; Discussion? Senator Carroll.

Just -- thank you, Xr. President. Question of the sponsor, if he'll yield.

Indicates he will yield, Senator Carroll.

SenaEor MalEland, while I understand the purpose of the merlt recognition scholarships and currenE people, is ik noE possible that many of these people have already graduated college, and this would just be a gift to them of monies they had already paid the various universities?

Senator Maitland. 18 1  STATE OF ILLINOIS 86th GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 116th Legislative Day November 14, 1990 i

Senator Carroll, I -- I believe that '88 Would be in their last year and '89, of course, would be -- would have tWo years to go. Clearly just to -- to follow this through a bit, We did not, as you know, appropriate money for this. However, in the event that the Scholarship Commission has money left over toward the end of Session, we could fund this program or parts of this program with that revenue later on in the springz and I therefore think we ought to pass this bill and use that money if we could do that.

Further discussion? Senator Berman.

Thank you, Mr. President. I rise in support of the motion. I -- I think a number of us were shocked When the details of this gap were brought to our attention. Students graduated high school Were entitled to an award of a scholarship; they got a letter that they qualified, and then we never funded it. And I think we were all embarrassed by the fact that the Scholarship Commission never told us about the promise that we made that wasn't fulfilled. And I think that Senator Maitland is tryin: to have us live up to our promise. If we do fund it in the spring, I would urge that we make sure that if it's not needed, it doesn't go; but to those who we did promise and can still use it, I think we owe it to them, so I'm going to vote Aye. PRSSIDENT ROCKI PurEher discusslon? Senator Weleh.

I had a question of the sponsor.

Indicates he will ykeld, Senator Welch.

Senator Maitland, do you have a cost projection on what the 19  STATE 0F ILLINOIS 86th GENERAL ASSEMBLX REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 116th Legislative Day November l4, 1990 I cost would be to do what you're trying to do?

Senator Maitland. SENATOR MAITLANDI Thank you, Mr. President. Senator Welch, we think it's probably in the neighborhood of five million dollars for -- for b0th years. The thinq that we don't know for sure is hoW many of those students that were identifiable back then would now be identifiable. So it's -- it would not be any more than that.

Further discussion? Further discussion? Senator Maitland, you wish to close? If not, the question is, shall Senate Bi11 2058 passr the veto of the Governor to the contrary notwithstanding. Those in favor will vote Aye. Opposed, vate Nay, and the votin: is open. Have a11 voted Who wish? Have al1 voted who wish? Have all voted who Wish? Have a11 voted who wish? Take the record. On that question: there are 54 Ayes: no Nays, none voting Present. Senate Bill 2058, having received the required three-fifths vote, is declared passed, the veto of the Governor to the contrary notwithstanding. Middle of Page 17, on the Order of Motions in Writing to Restore Item Reductions, Senate Bill 1788. Madam Secretary, read the motion, please.

I move that the items on Page 2: lines 30, 33, 34, 35, and Page 3: line 1, of Senate Bill 1788, be restored, the item reducelon of *he Governor Eo Ehe conErary notwithstanding. Filed by Senator Donahue.

Senakor Donahue.

Thank you, Mr. President, Ladies and Gentlemen of the Senate. This is a very important restoration for Western Illinois 20  STATE OF ILLINOIS 86th GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 116th Legislative Day November 14, 1990 University. And as our universities qo through the process of -- the budget process from the beginning to the end, Western was treated a little differently than some of the other universities within the BOG system. The rules that Were applied to the other universities were not necessarily applied across the board. Sa last spring we introduced legislation that made up the difference, which was the five hundred and eighty-seven thousand dollars. I would request the support foz this restoration simply on the basis of fairness. The Governor said that it Was -- Western Was treated differently, and it was unfair in that respect. It is true that they were treated differently, but it's because they Were treated unfairly. And this is very important for the next year and their ability to provide the type of education they're capable of doing. Thank you very much.

A1l right. The Lady has moved to restore the items on Paqe 2, lines 30, 33: 34, 35# and Page 3, line 1. Dkscusskon? Senator Jacobs.

Thank you, Mr. President, Ladies and Gentlemen of the Senate. I stand in strong support of the Senator's motion to to override the -- the veto, and this has a general effect also - not only just on Western Illinois, but it has an effect on Blackhawk College and some of the programs that are being issued in that area: and stand strongly behind the Senator on this issue. PRESIDENT RocK : Purther discussion? Senator Severns.

Thank you, Mr. President. Would the sponsor yield for a question?

Indicates she will yield, Senator Severns. 21  STATE OF ILLINOIS 86th GENERAL ASSEMBLV REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 116th Legislative Day November l4# 1990

Senator Donahue, at least based on the information that -- that I'm reading in the analysis, the reason Western Illinois University was treated differently is because ik, in fact, acted differently with the rules on tuition waivers. Very specifically, from the information I have before me# it suggests that Western Illinois University overspent on tuition waivers to the tune of four hundred and forty-five thousand dollars. And for that reason, khis reduction that you 're attempting to restore came about.

Senakor Donahue.

That's what the override -- or the motion says -- or not the notion, but the Governor's Veto Message, and in al1 honesty, I think the board right now has rescinded that position for future uses, but in retrospect, I think that we can disagree on some of -- of what Was said in regard to the Iowa and Missouri vaivers.

Further discussion? Senator Severns.

Thank you, Mr. President. I would like to point out that BOG at least has not advised the Appropriations Committee that their policy has ehanqed, and in fact, the Board of Governors has said that only three percent of the total budget of the university could be used for tultion walvers. The fac: is, Western Illinois University has exceeded that amount by a half a billion dollars -- half a million dollars -- and I think that to permit this to be overridden is a mistake. I would urge a No vote.

Further dàscussion? Further discussàon? Senator Donahuee you wish to close? 22  STATE OF ILLINOIS 86th GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 116th Legislative Day November l4, 1990

Well, in a1l due respect, the October meeting of the Board of Governors on the campus of Western Illinois University -- that policy has changed and has changed dramatically, and I'm not going to :et into a lon: discussion about it. I think it was a mistake, but this is a very, very important override for the university and for khe future of the western part of the State of Illinois, and I hope you will support the motion.

All risht. Question isz shall the item on Page 2: lines 30, 33, 34, 35, and Page 3, line 1, of Senate Bill 1788 be restored, the item reduction of the Governor to the contrary ' notwithstandinq. Those in favor will vote Aye. Opposed, vote Nay, and the voting is open. Have all voted who wish? Have al1 voted who wish? Have all voted who wish? Have all voted who wish? Take the record. On that question, there are 36 Ayes, 16 Nays, none voting Present. The item on Page 2, lines 30, 33, 34# 35, and Page 3, line 1, of Senate Bill 1788, having received the required majority vote of Senators electede is declared restored: the item reduction of the Governor to the contrary notwithstanding. Ladies and Gentlemen, Welll turn your attention again to the middle of Page l7. We're on the Order of Motions in Wriking to Accept Specific Recommendations for Change. 1456. Senator Lechowicz. Madam Secretary, the motion, please.

I move to accept the specific recommendaEions of the Governor as to Senate Bill 1456 in manner and form as follows: Amendment to senate Bill 1456 in Acceptance of Governor's recommendations Piled by Senator Lechowicz.

Senator Lechowiez. 23  STATE OF ILLINOIS 86th GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 116th Legislative Day November l4, 1990

Thank you, Mr. President, Ladies and Gentlemen of the Senate. Senate Bill 1456, Which passed this Body 55 to nothing: would increase the penalties for drug paraphernalia from a business offense of a khousand dollars per item to a Class 4 felony, one Eo three years and ten thousand dollars. It'd also increase penalties for a person over eighteen selling drug paraphernalia to a person under eighteen from a Class 4 felony to a Class 3 felony, or two to five years and ten thousand dollars. The Governor's Amendatory Veto reinstated a statutory fine of one thousand dollars per item, and I move that we concur with the Governor's Amendatory Veto.

Discussion? If nok, the question is, shall the Senate accept the specific recommendations of the Governor as to Senate Bill 1456, in the manner and form just stated by Senator Lechowicz. Those in favor will vote Aye. Opposed, vote Nayr and the voting is open. Have a1l voted Who wish? Have al1 voted who wish? Have all voted who Wish? Take the record. On that question, there are 54 hyes, Nay, none voting Present. The speckfic recomnendations of the Governor as to Senate Bill 1456, having received the required constitutional majority vote of Senators elecked, are declared aecepted. 1523. SenaEor Jones. Read the motion, Madam Secretary, please. SECRETAR: HAWKER : I move to accept the specific recommendations of the Governor as ko Senate Bill 1523 in manner and form as follows: Amendment to Senate Bill 1523 in hcceptance of Governor's Recommendations Filed by Senator Jones.

Senator Jones. 24  STATE 0F ILLINOIS 86th GENERAL ASSEMNLY REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 116th Legtslatkve Day November 14, 1990

Yeah. Thank you, Mr. President and Members of the Senate . Senate Bill 1523. prior to the Governor's Anendatory Vetog established a scholarship for students in associate degree, diploma: as well as baccalaureate degree in nursing programs -- is the vehicle for the 1709, whieh you just overridden. What the Governor did in his amendatory veto, he took out that portion khak has grants to teachers, which was originally Senator Maitland ls bill, and deleted requirements that driver's education courses be included in the instruction of the organ donor's program. That's a1l he did in his amendatory veto, and I accept and ask for a favorable vote.

Discussion? If not, the question is, shall the Senate accept khe specific recommendations of the Governor as to Senate Bill 1523, in the manner and form just stated by Senator Jones. Those in favor: vote Ayep Opposedv vote Nay. All voted Who wish? Have al1 voted who wish? Have a1l voted Who Wish? Take the record. On that question, khere are 57 Ayes, no Naysz none voting Present. The specifkc reeommendations of the Governor as to Senate Bk11 1523, havinq received the required majority vote of Senators electedy are declared accepted. 1591 is held at the request of the Chair. 2036. Senator Luft. 2168. Senator Jones. 2217 . Senator D'Arco. 7168. Read the motion, Madam Secretary.

I move to accept ehe speeific recommendations of the Governor as to senate Bill 2168 in manner and form as follows: Amendment to Senate Bill 2168 in Acceptance of Governor's Recommendations Filed by Senator Jones.

Senator Jones. 25  STATE OF ILLINOIS 86th GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGDLAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 116th Legislative Day November 14, 1990

Yeah. Thank you, Mr. President, Members of the Senate. In the Governor's Amendatory Veto, what he did was he amended the bill so that only those beverages sold on the prenises could be dealt with far as the -- the selling of liquor on the property. So therefore, he restricted it to consumption on properky and no liquor could be taken off. I accept this amendatory veto - ask for a favorable vote.

Discussion? If not, the question is, shall the Senate accept the specific recommendations of the Governor as to Senate Bill 2168, in the manner and form just stated by Senator Jones. Those in favor will vote Aye. Opposed, vote Nay, and the voting ts open. Have a11 voted who Wish? Have a11 voted Who Wish? Have all voted who wish? Take the record. On that question, there are 55 Ayes, no Nays, none voting Present. The specific reconmendations of the Governor as to Senate Bill 2168: having reeeived the required constitutional majority, are declared accepeed. 2222. Senator Welch. Madam Secretary, read the motion, please. Botton of Page l7, Ladies and Gentlemen.

move that Senate Bill 2222 do pass, the specific recommendatlons of the Governor to the contrary notwithstanding. Filed by Senator Welch.

Senator Welch.

Thank you, Mr. President. Senate Bill 2222 was an omnibus bill put toqeeher by the Municipal League to take care of several different areas ot laW that they wanted to clarify. The Governor vekoed a portion of the bill - in particular, the portion that applies to Senator Tom Dunn's district. What the Governor did Was 26  STATE OP ILLINOIS 86*b GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 116th Legislative Day November l4, 1990 he removed the language permittin: New Lennox the right to locate and requlate the use of a private airport. Senator Dunn is going to speak to that. The other provision is one that coneerns the Quad Ciky's Reqional Economic Development Authority Act. I understand that similar language has already been passed on to the Governor, and is already 1aW. So the main provisionr khink, is the New Lennox provision, Which Senator Dunn will address, since it's in his distrkct.

All right. The Gentleman has moved to override the specific recommendations of the Governor as to Senate Bill 2222. DiEcussion? Senator Fawell.

Thank you very much. There's a couple of questions that I have. Number one, accordin: to our analysisz it says that what the Governor did was he said that there is an unconstitutional language that gave municipalities control over the private airports of Will County. Senator Dunn, I presume thatfs your part. Could you tell us why you disagree with the good Gov?

Senator Dunn.

To quote the Governor, Senatore what he said in his veto message Was khat ''The item is arguably unconstitutionalo'' I Would suggest to you ehat if it's arguably unconstitutional, it's arquably conskitutional. This doez not affect anything Within your district, or any other than Senator's district, okher than Senator Jacobs and myself.

Senator Fawell.

Well, you know, I think we should be very careful about 27  STATE OP ILLINOIS 86th GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 116th Legislative Day November 14# 1990 passing any kind of a bill that could be construed as unconstitutional. I -- I understand itfs an argument between lawyers, but would hope that possibly We could clean the language up if -- if you desire to do something like this in the next Session, and -- and let's not try and pass something that obviously is going ko end up in the eourts. The second thing is, he says that there is a -- he has -- he wants to make a moral obligation bonds of the Quad City's Economic Development Authority optional, and allow the Authority to issue the bonds not backed by the full faith and credit of the State. And I -- I presume, Senator Welch, that is yours? Denny? Senator Jacobs? Aqain now ve are getting into a gray area where the State is qoing to be obligated under the present lan:uage to back a project that is really a loeal project. We are heading for rather tight fiscal times, and I would strongly suggest that my colleaques on this side, at least, take a good look at this bill.

Further discussion? Senator Watson.

Thank you, Mr. President. Question of the sponsor, please.

Indicates he will yield.

We had a bill in - Senator Hall and Vadalabene and myself - for Southwestern Illinois Development Authority, to provide the same provisions that you're doing here for khe Quad Clty's Economic Development Authority, and khat is just what Senator Fawell Was talking about - the moral obligation of the bonds. The Governor vetoed that provision out of the Southwestern Illinois Development Authoriky: and I think he did that also for an Authority that's in Senator Luft's distriat, and also in Senator Dunn's district. Now why should We allow this to be provided in 28  STATE OF ILLINOIS 86th GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 116th Legislative Day November l4e 1990 the Quad City's Developmene Authority, when weire not doing it for anybody else?

Senator Welch will yield to Senator Jacobs.

Thank you: Senator. IIm glad you asked that question. It's basically because it already is the law. The 1aw already allows -- the current law, wiehout this bill, allows for the moral obligation. What the Governor has done -- has taken what is existing 1aw and changed PRESIDENT R0C:: Senator Watson.

Well, an I correct then? This does not require the State to back these bonds, but the full faith and credit of the State? PRESIDENT ROCK) Senator Jacobs.

Thank you. Senator, under the current 1aw khat is in existenee now, With or without this legislation, all bonds sold by the Quad City Regional Economic Development Authority are subject to moral obligation. That's under ehe current law. This bill says, ''Now welre going to give you the alternative of either sellinç them with or without moral obligation.'l There is no full faith and credit it is a moral obligation, which -- which -- then the procedures are a portion of the bill.

Further discussion? Senator Schuneman.

Thank you, Mr. President. I'm not sure whether I can shed any light on this or notv but as I understand the issue, the Governor has said that the General Assembly is not required to appropriate 29  STATE 0F ILLINOIS 86th GENERAL AS:ZMBLX REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 116th Legislative Day November l4, 1990 funds to prevent defaults of these agencies that have issued so-called moral obligation bonds. However, his concern, and minee too, is that if# in faet, one of those agencies does default and the General Assembly fails to pick up the tab, it might very well have a decided impact on the bonds of all of those other agencies, and the bond rating in the State of Illinois. It seems to me that -- that this is something that ouqht to be in the Quad City legislation, Senator Jacobs, and I was in on the original discussions at the Quad Cities before this Authority Was ever formed, and -- and it was always understood that the State would have no obligation to pay any of these bonds. It remains a mystery to me why youlre objecting now to the suggestion that that language be put into the Act.

Further discussion? Senator Geo-Karis.

Mr. Preskdent, Wtl1 the sponsor yield for a question?

Indicates he wil1 yield.

What exactly do you mean by a moral obligation bonds?

Senator Welch.

A ''moral obligation bond'' would be one that would be backed up by the full faith and erediE of the Eea*e of Illinois. Since We don't issue money' basically means that whatever the legislature decides to do to fund that obligation is khe moral obligation. Whatever pressure that you feele Senator, to vote for an appropriation for that bond Would be the moral obligation.

Senator Geo-Karis. 30  STATE 0F ILLINOIS 86th GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 116th Legislative Day November 14, 1990 SENATOR GEO-KARIS) Mr. Presldent, Ladies and GenElemen of Ehe Senake, a ''moral obligation bond'' means then that's a full faith and credit clause of the -- of the Illinois -- State of Illinois has to back it up. So if there is a big deficitz then the State of Illinois has to make up the difference, and that's what it means, and I don 't know that if we're very wise to support this motion to override the Governor's changes. PRESIDENT ROCK; Further discussion? Senator Jacobs.

Thank you. First of all, 1ek me point out then, I would -- I'd respectfully disagree with the good Senatory Pat Welch, on whak the ''moral obligation means.'' The moral obliqation -- I wish it would give the full faith and credit of the State, but it does not, and that's one of the issues that's at stake. The Governor has not precluded that. The Governor has still allowed for that to happen. The concern is -- is that they have now said it can be either/or. This is an attempt by the bonding houses to insure that -- that they have a little more control. But if you're worried about -- about the moral obligation of the State, then you'd better worry about the six billion dollars plus khat you already have in the State that is under moral obliqation. I -- a11 of your Illinois Pinance Development Authority, et cetera, are all financed under the moral obligation.

A1l righk. Further discussion? Senator Fawell.

Thank you, Mr. President. I apologize for rising a second time, but if you will look at the Governorls Veto, what he is askinq, iq khe messaqe, is that the Authority plainly state on the face of the bonds or notes that it is -- it is a moral obligation. 31  STATE 0P ILLINOIS 86th GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 116th Legislative Day November 14, 1990 It's not a -- it is not being backed up by the full faith and credit of the State, and I donlt know why we shouldn't do that. I don't understand What your objection to putting something like that on the bonds Would be, if indeed it is just a moral obligation.

Al1 right. Senator Welch, to close.

I would just urge an Aye vote.

Question is, shall Senate Bill 2222 pass, the specific recommendations of the Governor to the contrary notwithstanding. Those in favor, vote Aye. Opposed , vote Nay. K11 voted Who wish? A11 voted who wish? Have a1l voted who wksh? Have a11 voted who Wish? Have all voted who Wish? Take the record. On that question, there are 32 Ayes, 26 Nays, none voting Present, and the motion fails. Resolutions: Madam Secretary.

Senate Resolution 1443 offered by Senator Mahar. Senate Resolution 1445 offered by Senator Demuzio and a11 Members. Senate Resolution 1446 offered by President Rock and a11 Members. And Senate Joint Resolution 220. They 're a11 congratulatory and death resokutions.

The -- yeah. The Consent Calendar.

senate Resolution 1444 offered by Senator Weaver. It is substantive.

... lmachine cutoffl...senate Resolution 1444. Senator Weaver. 32  STATE OF ILLINOI: 86th GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 116th Legislatùve Day November 14, 1990

Thank you, Mr. President. I would request that We suspend the appropriate rules for immediate consideration of Senate Resolution 1444.

All right. The Gentleman has requested a suspension of the rules for the immediate consideration of Senate Resolution 1444. Without objection, leave is granted. Madam Secretary, Senate Resolution 1444.

Senate Resolution 1444 offered by Senator Weaver.

Geaator Weavetw

Thank -- thank you, Mr. President. Senate Resolution 1444 merely urges United Airlines to choose Chanute Air Porce Base as the site for their new maintenance operations center. If there's any questions, 1111 be happy to answer them .

All right. Senator Weaver has moved Lhe adoption of Senate Resolution 1444. Discussion? If not, al1 in favor, indicate by saying Aye. A1l opposed. The Ayes have it. The resolution is adopted. Further resolutions, Madam Secretary? Resolutions. You got some more? No. Senator Selly, for what purpose do you arise?

Thank you, Mr. Prmsldent. I would move bhat -- ko move senate Resolution 1432 to be discharged from the Senate Executive CommiEtee, and to have it immediately considered on the Senate Ploor. I had discussed this with the Chairman and With khe leadership on both sides of the aisle. The reason for the -- for the motion is there will not be another meeting this year of the Senate Executàve Committee, and secondarily - probably the most 33  STATE OF ILLINOIS 86th GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 116th Legislative Day November 14, 1990 importantly the emergency nature. This resolution pertains to the Romania problem with these handicapped children. I don't know if anyone had seen 20/20, but I had viewed this, and it was a deplorable condition, which went on formerly under the Ceausescu administration and now under the current administration, and they haven't qotten out of this problem yet. But they qot these kids they consider disabled, and as -- some things are mental and some things are bodily disabled, and some of them just have some minor little ailments, and believe it or not, they're sitting around in little tiny cells, and they're letting them die over there, and I think it's deplorable and I Want to call on Congress and on the President and the United Nations to do look into this and do al1 they can economically and -- and -- to brinq about a change. And that's why I would move once again for this discharge and immediate consideration.

All right. Senator Kelly has moved to discharge the CommitEee on Executive from further consideration of Senate Resolution 1432. All in favor of that motion, indicate by saying Aye. A11 opposed. The Ayes have it. Senate Resolution 1432 is noW discharged. Senator Kelly has noW moved the adoption of Senate Resolution 1432. Discussion? If not, a11 in favor, indicate by saying Aye. A11 opposed. The Ayes have it. The resolution is adopted. Further resolutions, Madam Secretary? Senator Collins, for what purpose do you arise? I'm sorry? Can't hear you.

1, too, have a motion there for a discharge motion on a resolution. SJR 218.

A11 right. Senate Joint Resolution 218. Senator Collins has moved to discharge the Committee on Executive. Are you asking for its immediate consideration -- or we might be better off placing 34  STATE OF ILLINOIS 86th GENEQAL ASSEMBLV REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 116th Legislative Day November l4, 1990 it on the Secretary's Desk.

2nd Reading , because it has to be amended.

Right. Okay. Al1 right. Senator Collins has moved to discharge Senate Joint Resolution 218. We will bring it out of commitkee and put it on the Calendar for the purpose of an amendmenk. Al1 in favor of Ehe Motion to Dischargee indicate by saykng Aye. K11 opposed. The Ayes bave it. 218 is discharged and placed on the Order of Secretary's Desk, sa fhat we can a11 get a shot at it. Further business to come before khe Senate? Announcements? Any further business to come before Ehe Senate? If not, Ladies and Gentlemen, tbe Senate will stand adjourned till nine o'clock tomorrow morning. Tomorrow is getaway day. It is Thursday. We will begin at nine, and hopefully conclude our business in plenty of time for all of us to be about our business. Senate stands adjourned till nine o'clock tomorrow norning. 35 l REPJRTZ TIFLDAY STATE 0F ILL. INDIS 90/11/2û PAGE: Dn1 8&TH GENERAL ASSEAIBLY 16:18:59 SERATE OAILY TRANSCRIPTION OF DEBATE lhkDE: NOVEMBER 1#4 1990 53-1:56 VETO ACTION PAGF 23 I ::-1523 VETO AETION PAGE 24 SB- t568 VETG ACTIGN PAGE & 58- 1569 VETO ACAION PJGE 8 S3-l7:9 VETO ACTIUN PAGE 9 5:-1788 VETO ACTION PAGE 20 53-1877 QETO ACTION PAGE 14 1 s 5a 3-2 - 058V 2t6a ETO A vEyc CTIo: AcTlON PAGE PAGE 17 25 :8-2222 QETO ACTION PAGE 26 53-2319 FIRST READING PAGE 2 s:-1:32 ADOPTED PAGE 34 SR-t*32 OTHER PAGE 33 :R-1#36 RESOLUTION OFFERED PAGE 1 S2-1#3T REZOLUTION OFFERED PAGE l SR-1#38 RESOLUTION QFFERED PAG6 1 sR- t*39 RESOLUTION OFFERED PAGE l 3R- t##0 RESOLUTION OFFERED PAGE 1 SR-l#41 RESGLUTION OFFERED PAGE 1 SR-1##2 RESULUTION OFFERED PAGE l S:-l##3 RESOLUTION OFFERED PAGE 32 SR-1#4A ADOPTED PAGE 33 SR-t:&: RESILUTION OFFERED PAGE 32 SR-l##5 RESOLUTION OFFEREO PAGE 32 :R-1*46 RESOLUTION OFFERED PAGE 32 sJR-O2t8 IIOTION PAGE 3* 3JR-0220 RESOLUTION OFFERED PAGE 32 SUBJEET MATTER SENATE T0 ORDER - PRESIDENT ROCK PAGE 1 PRAYER - REVEREND HILLIA: OAKS PAGE l JOURNALS - POSTPONED PAGE t INTRODUCTION - GOQëRNGR KIYOSHI KANEKC PAGE 2 RECIARKS 8Y GOMERNOR KIANEKO PAGE 2 INTRODUCTICN - CAPTAIN TERESA KETTELKANP PAGE 2 RENARKS 3Y CAPTAIN TERESA KETTELKANP PAGE 3 INTRODUCTION - DEPUTY DAVIZ HTLLIARG PAGE 3 REHARKS BY DEPUTY DAVID %ILLIAHS PAGE 3 RECESS PAGE 5 SENATE RECONV6NES PAGE 6 AOJCURNMENT PAGE 35 l z- '