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COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA

LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1988

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SESSION OF 1988 172D OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY No. 59

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES I RULES COMMITTEE MEETING

The House convened at 4:40 p.m., e.d.t.

THE SPEAKER (K. LEROY IRVIS) IN THE CHAIR

We will pray: I BUSINESS AND COMMERCE

The SPEAKER. Committee of Rules meeting immediately to the left of the Speaker; Committee of Rules meeting immediately to the left of the Speaker.

PRAYER

The SPEAKER. The prayer will be offered, in the absence of our chaplain, who is ill from a heart attack and lies in the hospital, by Paul Gehris of the Pennsylvania Council of Churches.

REV. PAUL D. GEHRIS offered the following prayer:

BILLS REPORTED FROM COMMITTEE, CONSIDERED FIRST TIME, AND TABLED

HB 2569, PN 3507 By Rep. F. TAYLOR An Act amending the act of April 6, 1951 (P. L. 69, NO. 2%

known as "The Landlord and Tenant Act of 1951," providing for tenants' access to cable television; and providing for reme- dies.

Eternal God, we thank you for the knowledge of your pres- ence in our minds and in the midst of us. We pray for the health of the beloved chaplain of this venerable House of Representatives and raise our concern for our brother, David Hoover, in this moment of quiet prayer.

I pray for the members of this chamber, their families and staff, that your grace will bless their lives. In the issues of this day, grant clearness of thinking, gentleness in discussion, and courage in voting to the women and men who bear the resPon- sibility to be representatives of all our citizens. May they be aware of their several constituencies and true to themselves and to you.

Grant your blessing as we try to be a blessing to this Com- monwealth. Amen.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

(The Pledge of Allegiance was delivered by members and visitors.)

JOURNAL APPROVAL POSTPONED

The SPEAKER. Without objection, the approval of the Journal for Wednesday, September 28, 1988, will be postponed until that Journal is in print. The Chair hears no objection.

JOURNALS APPROVED

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SB 1200, PN 2419 (Amended) By Rep. F. TAYLOR

An Act relating to associations, including corporations, part- nerships and unincorporated associations; revising and expanding certain provisions of Title 15 (Corporations and Unincorpo- rated Associations); reconfirming and expanding the abolition of the doctrine of de fact0 mergers and other f~wdamental trans- actions; providing for the making, filing and enforcement of cooperative contracts; making related, conforming, redesigna- [ion, editorial and other changes to the Pennsylvania Consoli- dated Statutes; separately enacting certain related provisions of law; and repealing certain acts and parts of acts supplied by the act or otherwise obsolete.

BUSINESS AND COMMERCE,

BILLS REMOVED FROM TABLE

The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the majority leader. M,. MANDERINO. M ~ . speaker, I move that SB 1200

and HB 2569 be lifted from the tabled calendar and placed on the active calendar.

On the question, Willthe agree lhe

wasagreedtO.


HB 1704, PN 3760 (Amended)

The SPEAKER. The Journals in print are Wednesday, June 22, 1988, and Monday, June 27, 1988, and unless the Chair hears objection, those Journals will stand as approved. The Chair hears no such objection.

By Rep. MORRIS An Act lhe act Of July 20, 1974 (P. L. 5643 No.

193), known as the "Peer Review Protection Act," extending the protection given by the act to review committees of associations

An Act amending Title 15 (Corporations and Unincorporated Associations) of the Pennsvlvania Consolidated Statutes. restrict-

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ing the use of certain corporate names.

of health care facility operators; and providing for professional health care providers.

AGRICULTURE AND RURAL AFFAIRS.

H B 1732, PN 3761 (Amended) By Rep. MORRIS

An Act amending the act of December 7, 1982 (P. L. 784, No. 225). known as the "Dog Law," providing for the control of dan- gerous dogs; and providing penalties.


H B 2599, PN 3591 By Rep. MORRIS An Act designating the apple as the official fruit of the Com-

monwealth of Pennsylvania.


H B 2685, PN 3741 By Rep. MORRIS An Act designating the mushroom as the official State vegeta-

ble of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.


H B 2697, PN 3753 By Rep. MORRIS


Memorializing Congress to endorse the importation of this Commonwealth's poultry products into the Republic of West Germany.

RULES. W H R 330, PN 3723 By Rep. O'DONNELL . Recognizing the week of October 16 through 22, 1988, as

"National Business Women's Week."

RULES.

HR 334, PN 3755 By Rep. O'DONNELL Designating the week of November 7 through 12, 1988, as

"Medical Assistant Week" in Pennsylvania.

RULES.

H R 335, PN 3756 By Rep. O'DONNELI. Honoring Robert Gordon, Michael McDevitt, William Hun-

sberger, Stephanie Sloan and Susan Collet for being selected to the first-ever United States team to compete at the Paralympics in Seoul, South Korea.

RULES.

RESOLUTIONS REPORTED FROM COMMITTEE

H R 320, PN 3716 (Concurrent) By Rep. O'DONNELL ~.

Memorializing the Governor to proclaim October 1988 as "Quality Month" in Pennsylvania, and urging business and industry to plan and participate in "Quality Month" activities.

RULES.

H R 321, PN 3717 By Rep. O'DONNELL Designating the week of October 30 through November 5,

1988, as "Pornography Awareness Week," and condemning the evils of hard-core pornography.


SB 535, PN 2428 (Amended) By Rep. SWEET

An Act reenacting and amending the act of July 31, 1968 (P. L. 805, No. 247). entitled, as amended, "Pennsylvania Munici- palities Planning Code," revising, amending, adding and changing provisions; and making editorial changes. M -

LOCAL GOVERNMENT.

SB 877, PN 2418 (Amended) By Rep. RIEGER

An Act amending the act of February 19, 1980 (P. L. 15, NO. 9), entitled "Real Estate Licensing and Registration Act," regulating time shares, continuing education and disclosures.

PROFESSIONAL LICENSURE.

H R 322, PN 3718 By Rep. O'DONNELL Declaring the month of October as "Pennsylvania Grape

Month."

RULES.

RULES.

The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the majority leader. Mr. MANDERINO. Mr. Speaker, I move that SB 877 he

lifted from the tabled calendar and placed on the active calendar.

I BILL REMOVED FROM TABLE

I RULES. BILL RECOMMITTED

HR 327, PN 3720 (Concurrent) By Rep.

Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the groundbreaking of the Pennsylvania Turnpike.

H R 328, PN 3721 By Rep. O'DONNELL Urging the Governor to direct the Department of Environ-

mental Resources to support the designation of Presque Isle Bay, Lake Erie, as an area of concern.

RULES.

On the question, Will the House agree to the motion? Motion was agreed to,

H R 329, P N 3722 By Rep. O'DONNELL

The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the majority leader. *- Mr. MANDERINO. Mr. Speaker, I move that SB 877 be

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recommitted to the Committee on Appropriations.

On the question, Will the House agree to the motion?

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Motion was agreed to.

HOUSE BILLS INTRODUCED AND REFERRED

No. 2698 By Representatives J. L. WRIGHT, GAMBLE, HASAY, BATTISTO, KASUNIC, HECKLER, COWELL, SIRIANNI, BARLEY, ITKIN, MICHLOVIC, JOHNSON, KUKOVICH, DORR. RYBAK. DAWIDA. STAIRS.

Referred to Committee on MINES AND ENERGY MAN- AGEMENT, October 4,1988.

No. 2702 By Representatives HALUSKA, S. H. SMITH, DALEY, STAIRS, PETRARCA, J. L. WRIGHT, KASUNIC, ARGALL, LUCYK, BLACK, MARKOSEK and WOZNIAK

An Act making an appropriation to the Department of Envi- ronmental Resources for allocation to the Bureau of Topographic and Geologic Survey to conduct coal-related research.

JOSEPHS, SCHEETZ, KOSINSKI, TIGUE, Referred to Committee on MINES AND ENERGY MAN- WOZNIAK, FOX, STABACK, McHALE, AGEMENT, October 4, 1988. OLASZ and DAVIES

An Act amending the am of May 23, 1945 (P. L. 926, No. 369), referred to as the "Public Eating and Drinking Place Law," prohibiting the sale of certain food containers which are not degradable

Referred to Committee on CONSERVATION, October 4, 1988.

No. 2699 By Representatives E. Z. TAYLOR, FLICK, BOWSER, TRELLO, PITTS, CORRIGAN and DORR

An Act amending Title 75 (Vehicles) of the Pennsylvania Con- solidated Statutes, providing a limited exemption from certain engineering and traffic investigation requirements.

Referred to Committee on TRANSPORTATION, October 4, 1988.

No. 2700 By RepresentativesE. Z. TAYLOR, RUDY, HAGARTY, LASHINGER, MAYERNIK, FREIND, BOOK, WOZNIAK, FOX, TRELLO, CORNELL, ARTY, JACKSON, SEMMEL, HERMAN, D. W. SNYDER, GEIST, D. R. WRIGHT, DORR and CESSAR

An Act requiring the Department of Public Welfare to license providers of child day care; and providing a subsidy for child day care for certain low-income families.

Referred to Committee on HEALTH AND WELFARE, October 4,1988.

No. 2703 By Representatives STAIRS, DALEY, PETRARCA, J. L. WRIGHT, HALUSKA, ARGALL, KASUNIC, S. H. SMITH, ISJCYK. BLACK and WOZNIAK

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An Act amending Title 66 (Public Utilities) of the Pennsyl- vania Consolidated statutes, further providing for the use of coal and for construction costs for certain electric generating units.

Referred to Committee on MINES AND ENERGY MAN- AGEMENT, October 4, 1988.

No. 2704 By Representatives DALEY, STAIRS, HALUSKA, ARGALL, PETRARCA, J. L. WRIGHT, KASUNIC, S. H . SMITH, LUCYK, BLACK, MARKOSEK and WOZNIAK

An Am amending the act of March 4, 1971 (P.L.6, NO.^), known as the "Tax Reform Code of 1971," providing for tax credits.

Referred to Committee on MINES AND ENERGY MAN- AGEMENT. October 4. 1988.

No. 2705 By Representatives S. H . SMITH, KASUNIC, DALEY, STAIRS, PETRARCA, J. L. WRIGHT, HALUSKA, ARGALL, LUCYK, BLACK, MARKOSEK and WOZNIAK - --

An Act amending the act of April 9, 1929 (P. L. 177, No. 175), known as "The Administrative Code of 1929," further providing for special powers relating to State-owned vehicles.

No. 2701 By Representatives DALEY, STAIRS, Referred to Committee on MINES AND ENERGY MAN- PETRARCA, J. L. WRIGHT, HALUSKA, AGEMENT. October 4,1988. ARGALL, KASUNIC, S. H. SMITH, LUCYK, BLACK, MARKOSEK and WOZNIAK

An Act amending the act of April 9, 1929 (P. L. 177, No. 175), known as "The Administrative Code of 1929," establishing the Department of Energy and providing for its powers and duties; creating the Energy Research and Development Advisory Board and prescribing its functions; further providing for the composition of the Environmental Quality Board and for special powers relating to State vehicles; providing for energy or fuel supply emergencies and for coordination of monitoring of supplies of energy resources; further providing for the composition of the Energy Development Authority and for indebtedness of the Energy Development Authority; and transferring personnel, appropriations and equipment.

No. 2706 By Representatives PETRARCA, J. L. WRIGHT, DALEY, STAIRS, HALUSKA, ARGALL, KASUNIC, S. H. SMITH, LUCYK, BLACK, MARKOSEK and WOZNIAK

An Act amending the act of May 31, 1945 (P. L. 1198, No. 418), known as the "Surface Mining Conservation and Reclama- tion Act," adding definitions; further providing for reclamation plans, permits and bonds; providing for abatement of pollutional discharges; providing for a remining and reclamation incentive program; and further providing for the Mining and Reclamation Advisory Board.


Referred to Committee on MINES AND ENERGY MAN- I BUSH, HESS, CARLSON, BELFANTI, AGEMENT, October 4,1988. TIGUE. BELARDI, CAPPABIANCA,

No. 2707 By Representatives J. L. WRIGHT, PETRARCA, DALEY, STAIRS, HALUSKA, ARGALL, KASUNIC,

MCHALE, B A T T I ~ , B. SMITH, BRANDT, ARTY, STAIRS, HECKLER, BLACK, DIETTERICK and REBER

S. H. SMITH, LUCYK, BLACK, An Act providing for radon testing in public building; confer- MARKOSEK and WOZNIAK ring powers and duties on the Department of Environmental

An Act amending the act of December 18, 1984 (P. L. 1069, No. 214), known as the "Coal and Gas Resource Coordination Act," further providing for coordination of gas well drilling through coal mines, and for plugging certain gas wells.

Referred to Committee on MINES AND ENERGY MAN- AGEMENT, October 4, 1988.

No. 2708 By Representatives KASUNIC, S. H. SMITH, DALEY, STAIRS, PETRARCA, J. L. WRIGHT, HALUSKA, ARGALL, LUCYK, BLACK, MARKOSEK and WOZNIAK

An A n amending the act of June 22, 1937 (P. L. 1987, No. 394), known as "The Clean Streams Law," further providing for the powers and duties of the department and for the operation of mines.


No. 2709 By Representatives NAHILL, LASHINGER, BUNT, CORNELL, FOX, GLADECK, GODSHALL, HAGARTY, REBER and SAURMAN

An Act providing that whenever the General Assembly or a Commonwealth agency mandates by law or regulation new responsibilities, a new program or increased levels of service of an existing program that aff& municipalities or school districts, the Commonwealth shall provide full funding of the responsibilities, programs or services.

Referred to Committee on APPROPRIATIONS, October 4, 1988.

No. 2710 By Representatives BRANDT, STABACK, BARLEY, TRELLO, CARLSON, NOYE, VROON, GODSHALL, DORR, BILLOW, JOHNSON, VEON, E. Z. TAYLOR, MAINE, SAURMAN, B. SMITH, SEMMEL, SCHULER, BOWSER and MERRY

An Act amending the act of December 27, 1974 (P. L. 995, No. 326), known as the "Veterinary Medicine Practice Act," providing for waiver of registration fee; and granting continuing education credits for certain persons.

Referred to Committee on PROFESSIONAL LICEN- SURE, October 4,1988.

No. 2711 By Representatives DAVIES, COWELL, WASS, CESSAR, COLAFELLA, LESCOVITZ, BURNS, GALLEN, DISTLER, PICCOLA, LEH, ANGSTADT, FOSTER, LASHINGER, DORR, NOYE,

~esources; and making an appropriahon.


No. 2712 By Representatives DAVIES, COWELL, WASS, CESSAR, COLAFELLA, LESCOVITZ, BURNS, GALLEN, DISTLER, PICCOLA, ANGSTADT, FOSTER, NOYE, BUSH, CARLSON, BOWSER, HESS, BELFANTI, B. SMITH, BRANDT, ARTY, STAIRS, BLACK, DIETTERICK, REBER and BATTISTO

An Act amending the act of March 10, 1949 (P. L. 30, No. 14), known as the "Public School Code of 1949," providing for instruction on hazards of radon and the need for home testing and corrective measures.

Referred to Committee on EDUCATION, October 4, 1988.

No. 2713 By Representative HUTCHINSON

An Act establishing the State Drug Council and providing for its powers and duties; and making an appropriation.

J Referred to Committee on JUDICIARY, October 4,1988.

No. 2714 By Representative MICOZZIE

An Act amending the act of April 6, 1951 (P. L. 69, No.20), known as "The Landlord and Tenant Act of 1951," providing for rent control for senior citizens.

Referred to Committee on BUSINESS AND COM- MERCE, October 4, 1988.

No. 2715 By Representatives MICOZZIE, RAYMOND, CANNON, FREIND and CIVERA

An Act amending the act of March 11, 1971 (P. L. 104, No. 3). known as the "Senior Citizens Rebate and Assistance Act," further providing for rent rebate and inflation cost.

Referred toCommitteeon FINANCE, October 4, 1988.

No. 2716 By Representatives LIVENGOOD, RAYMOND, HALUSKA, WASS, RYBAK, TRELLO, GODSHALL, MRKONIC, KUKOVICH, MERRY, BELFANTI, KOSINSKI, BOOK, DeLUCA, McCALL, JOHNSON, LUCYK, LEVDANSKY, McHALE, MURPHY, CLARK, FARGO, MAIALE, BILLOW, MELIO, E. 2. TAYLOR, CORRIGAN, YANDRISEVITS, COY, SWEET, e BORTNER, DOMBROWSKI, FEE, VEON, LESCOVITZ and COLAFELLA


An Act establishing administrative requirements for the Job Service in this Commonwealth.

Referred to Committee on LABOR RELATIONS, October 4, 1988.

No. 2717 By Representative LIVENGOOD

An act amending the act of February 1, 1966 (1965 P. L. 1656, No. %I), known as "The Borough Code," further providing for insurance for former employees.

Referred to Committee on LOCAL GOVERNMENT, October 4,1988.

No. 2718 By Representatives SAURMAN, BLAUM and CIVERA

An Act amending Title I8 (Crimes and Offenses) of the Penn- sylvania Consolidated Statutes, further providing for restriction of motor vehicle operating privileges.

Referred to Committee on JUDICIARY, October 4, 1988.

No. 2719 By Representatives SAURMAN, REBER, NAHILL, FOX, HAGARTY and BUNT

An Act providing alternative incarceration and treatment for persons convicted of crimes involving the operation of a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol.


No. 2720 By Representatives SAURMAN and FOX

An Act amending Title 75 (Vehicles) of the Pennsylvania Con- solidated Statutes, further providing for driving without a license.


No. 2721 By Representative BUNT

An Act requiring testing and proper disposal of certain body fluids.


No. 2722 By Representatives CLYMER, HECKLER and REINARD

An Act amending the act of January 24, 1966 (1965 P. L. 1535, No. 537), known as the "Pennsylvania Sewage Facilities Act," further providing for permits.


No. 2723 BY Representatives McCALL. COY. . .

KOSINSKI, McHALE, STUBAN, WAMBACH, GEIST, RYBAK, COLE, DAVIES, CARLSON, CESSAR, MRKONIC, DIETTERICK, COHEN, WOGAN, MAYERNIK, VEON, FISCHER, JACKSON, MAIALE, SCHULER, STABACK, BILLOW, FOX, E. Z. TAYLOR. BUNT. BLACK. DeLUCA.

CORRIGAN, KASUNIC, MORRIS and BURD

An Act amendine Title 75 (Vehicles) of the Pennsvlvania Con- - solidated Statutes, further providing for registration of vehicles by former prlsoncrs of uar and rec~pients of the Medal of Honor.


SENATE BILLS FOR CONCURRENCE

The clerk of the Senate, being introduced, presented the following bills for concurrence:

SB 536, PN 2365

Referred to Committee on LOCAL GOVERNMENT, October 4, 1988.

Referred to Committee on CONSUMER AFFAIRS, October 4, 1988.

SB 1525, PN 2366

Referred to Committee on HEALTH AND WELFARE, October 4,1988.

SB 1543, PN 2292

Referred to Committee on LIQUOR CONTROL, October 4, 1988.

HOUSE RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED AND REFERRED

No. 331 By Representatives BOOK, McVERRY, LANGTRY, BORTNER, DeLUCA, McCALL, DISTLER, LUCYK, RYBAK, NOYE, MELIO, TRELLO, BOWSER, BIRMELIN, ANGSTADT, HERSHEY, GODSHALL, KOSINSKI, COLE, CESSAR, MANMILLER, SEVENTY, VROON, J. L. WRIGHT, STABACK, LASHINGER, FEE, DORR, ARGALL, CALTAGIRONE, FOX, DUFFY, LIVENGOOD, JACKSON, TIGUE, MRKONIC, WOGAN, D. W. SNYDER, E. Z. TAYLOR, HERMAN, BUNT, MARKOSEK, O'BRIEN and MAINE

Observing October 6, 1988, as "German-American Day."

Referred to Committee on RULES, October 4, 1988.

No. 332 (Concurrent) By Representatives DALEY, STAIRS,

PETRARCA, J. L. WRIGHT, HALUSKA, ARGALL, KASUNIC, S. H. SMITH, LUCYK, BLACK, MARKOSEK and WOZNIAK

MELIO, TRELLO, LUCYK, JOHNSON, Directing the Pennsylvania Energy Office to study and report MARKOSEK, MAINE, BATTISTO, upon existing and proposed technologies to prevent pollutional


discharges through the design of effective hydraulic seals and the related development of underground coal mines.


No. 333 By Representatives LUCYK, ARGALL, BELFANTI, PETRARCA, J. L. WRIGHT, DALEY, STAIRS, HALUSKA, S. H. SMITH, KASUNIC, BLACK, MARKOSEK and WOZNIAK

Directing the Mines and Energy Management Committee to conduct a study of regulations relating to the anthracite coal industry.


No. 336 By Representatives PERZEL, DIETTERICK, J. TAYLOR, COLAFELLA, SERAFINI, BOWSER, STEIGHNER, FOX, BARLEY, TRELLO, KENNEY, LASHINGER, WOZNIAK, HAYDEN, SEMMEL and HOWLETT

Providing for the Transportation Committee to investigate the procedures for motor vehicle salvage within Pennsylvania.


BILL REMOVED FROM TABLE

The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the majority leader. Mr. MANDERINO. Mr. Speaker, I move that HB 2518 be

removed from the tabled calendar and placed on the active calendar.

On the question, Will the House agree to the motion? Motion was agreed to.

BILLS ON SECOND CONSIDERATION

I have the honor to inform you that 1 have this day approved and signed House Bill 1150, Printer's No. 1298, entitled "AN ACT amending theact of June 23, 1931 (P.L. 932, No. 317). ent' tled 'An act relating to cities of the third class; and a m e n d i n w revising, and consolidating the law relating thereto,' providing for the immediate vesting of certain disabled police officers in . pension systems."

Robert P. Casey Governor

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Governor's Office

Harrisburg October 3, 1988

To the Honorable, the House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

1 have the honor to inform you that I have this day approved and signed House Bill 2130, Printer's No. 2765, entitled "AN ACT amending the act of July 15, 1957 (P.L. 901, No. 399). entitled 'An act giving cities of the third class the right and power to adopt one of several plans of optional charters and to exercise the powers and authority of local self-government subject to certain restrictions and limitations; providing procedures for such adop- tion and defining the effect thereof,' increasing fines for ordi- nance violations."

Robert P. Casey Governor

SENATE MESSAGE

HOUSE BILLS CONCURRED IN BY SENATE w

The clerk of the Senate, being introduced, returned HB 1993, PN 2748; and HB 2279, PN 3236, with information that the Senate has passed the same without amendment.

CALENDAR BILL ON THIRD CONSIDERATION

The following bills, having been called up, were considered The House proceeded to third consideration of SB 1222, for the second time and agreed to, and ordered transcribed for p~ 2371, entitled: third consideration:

An Act amending the act of December 5, 1936 (2nd Sp. Sess., HB 2333. PN 3101: HB 2545. PN 3567: SB 610. PN 2423: 1937 P. L. 2897. No. 1). entitled "Unemolo~ment Com~ensation . . . . -

SB 741, PN 850; SB 1323, PN 1&7; and SB 1441, PN 2426. Law," establishing a separate fund to supplement the ~iemploy- ' I ment ComDensation Fund: orovidine. for the transfer of certain

COMMUNICATIONS FROM GOVERNOR

BILLS SIGNED BY GOVERNOR

The Secretary to the Governor presented the following communications from His Excellency, the Governor:

APPROVAL OF HBs Nos. 1150 and 2130.

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Governor's Office

Harrisburg

October 3. 1988 To the Honorable, the House of Representatives

of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

investment' earnings in the'state workmen's Insurance Fund; further providing for the rate of contribution by employers and employees; further providing for the rate and amount of benefits; further providing for administrative matters and for the recoup- ment of fault overpayments; and making repeals.

On the question, Will the House agree to the bill on third consideration?

BILL RECOMMITTED

The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the majority leader. Mr. MANDERINO. Mr. Speaker, I move that SB 1222 b

recommitted to the Committee on Appropriations. W



On the question, Will the House agree to the bill on second consideration?

1 BILL RECOMMITTED WELCOMES

The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the majority leader. The SPEAKER. We are delighted to welcome Paul Mr. MANDERINO. Mr. Speaker, I move that HB 2344 be

Clymer's guests - Paul and Marjorie Fehr and their two chil- recommitted to the Committee on Appropriations for a fiscal dren, David and Margie. They are in the balcony in the hall of I note. the House. welcome to the hall of the ~ b u s e . We are I them,pQtinn delighted to have you.

Representative Geist has to the left of the Speaker Gerry Kester and Jean Bolger as his guests. Will you please rise. Welcome to the hall of the House. We are delighted to have you here.

BILLS SIGNED BY SPEAKER

The Chair gave notice that he was about to sign the following bills, which were then signed:

HB 1993, PN 2748

An Act amending Title 42 (Judiciary and Judicial Procedure) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, further providing for the filling of a vacancy in the office of jury commissioner.

- .. -.-- ---" ..-.., Will the House agree to the motion? Motion was agreed to.

The following bill, having been called up, was considered for the second time and agreed to, and ordered transcribed for third consideration:

The House proceeded to second consideration of HB 2259, PN 3001, entitled:

An Act amending theact of April 9, 1929 (P. L.177, No. 179, known as "The Administrative Code of 1929," establishing the Office of Environmental Advocate.

An Act regulating the inspection and approval of antique On the question,

boilers; providing for certain powers and duties of the D ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - Will the House agree to the bill on second consideration? ment of Labor and Industry; providing a penalty; and making a repeal. BILL RECOMMITTED

SUPPLEMENTAL CALENDAR A

BILL ON SECOND CONSIDERATION


The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the majority leader. Mr. MANDERINO. Mr. Speaker, 1 move that HB 2259 be

recommitted for a fiscal note to the Committee on Appropri- ations.


* * * CALENDAR CONTINUED The following bills, having been called up, were considered

BILLS ON SECOND CONSIDERATION for the second time and agreed to, and ordered transcribed for third consideration:

The following bill, having been called up, was considered for the second time and agreed to, and ordered transcribed for SB 1275, PN 2357; and HB 2485, PN 35%.

third consideration:

SB 945, PN 1792. * * *


An Act amending Title I5 (Corporations and Unincor~orated Associations) of the~~enns~lvania~onsolidated ~tatutesire~uir- ing nonprofit corporations to supply information as to affilia- tion, activities and tax status to the Commonwealth; providing for powers and duties of the Department of State and the Depart- ment of Revenue; providing for penalties; and making appropriations.

The.House proceeded to second consideration of SB 863, PN 2189, entitled:

An Act amending the act of March 10, 1949 (P. L. 30, No. 14), entitled "Public School Code of 1949," requiring school districts to devise and adopt severe storm preparedness plans and to conduct drills implementing the plan.



BILL RECOMMITTED ] Will the House agree to the bill on second consideration?

The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the majority leader. Mr. MANDERINO. Mr. Speaker, I move that SB 863 be

recommitted to the Committee on Appropriations for a fiscal note.



An Act providing for a voluntary contribution system to finance a program to assist needy and homeless persons.

BILL RECOMMITTED w


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On the question, Will the House aeree to the motion? - Motion was agreed to.

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The House proceeded to second consideration of HB PN 3524, entitled:

On the question, An Act establishing a program for employee protection and Will the House agree to the bill on second consideration? community stabilization; and providing penalties.

BILL RECOMMITTED

The S P E F E R . The Chair recognizes the majority leader. Mr. MANDERINO. Mr. Speaker, I move that HB 1650 be




An Act amending Title 30 (Fish) of the Pennsylvania Consoli- dated Statutes, further providing for the powers and duties of the commission; changing the penalties for certain violations; providing for additional violations; providing new fees for lakes; and further providing for the registration of powered watercraft.


BILL RECOMMIlTED


BILL RECOMMITTED






An Act amendine the act of Mav 5. 1933 (P. L. 284. No. 104).

Will the House agree to the motion? Motion was agreed to.

The WEAKER. The Chair recognizes the majority leader. Mr. MANDERINO. Mr. Speaker, I move that HB 2450 be


On the question,


- . . known as the "Malt Beverage Tax Law," extending the emer- gency malt or brewed beverage tax and increasing the m ~ m u m credit,


An Act establishing a Commission for Children.

On the question,

BILL RECOMMITTED

The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the majority leader. Mr. MANDERINO. Mr. Speaker, I move that HB 2582 be .





The following bills, having been called up, were considered for the second time and agreed to, and ordered transcribed for third consideration:

HB 2601, PN 3593; and HB 2576, PN 3534. * *


An Act relating to the practice of opticianry and contact lens fitting; requiring licensing of persons; and providing for injunc- tions and penalties


BILL RECOMMITTED




* * *

The following bills, having been called up, were considered for the second time and agreed to, and ordered transcribed for third consideration:

HB 2358, PN 3157; and HB 2602, PN 3604. * * *


An Act designating a certain bridge on State Route 849 in Juniata Township, Perry County, as the T. Luke Toomey Bridge.


BILL RECOMMITTED





An Act designating State Route 5 , Erie County, as the Purple Heart Highway; and directing the Department of Transportation to erect appropriate signs.


BILL RECOMMITTED




MASTER ROLL CALL

The SPEAKER. The Chair is about to take the master roll call for today. The members will proceed to vote.

The following roll call was recorded:

PRESENT-191

Angstadt I Argall MY Barley Battisto Belardi Billow Birmelin Black Blaum BaOk Bonner Bowley Bowser Bover ~ r & d t Broujos Bunt Burd Bums Bush Caltagirone Cappabianca Carlson Cam Cawley Cwrar Chadwick Civera Clark Clvmer ~ 6 h e n Colafella Cole Comell Comgan Cowell

DeVener DeWeese Davies Dawida Dempwy Dietterick

Donatucci Dorr Duffy Durham Fargo Farmer Fattah Fee Fischer Flick Foster Fox Freeman Gallen Gamble Gannon Geisl George Gladeck Godshall Gruitra Gruppo Hagany Haluska Harper Hasay Hayden Hayes Heckler Human Hershey Hers H o r n a n Howlett Hughes Hutchinson ltkin Jackson Jadlowiec Jarolin Johnson Josephs Kasunic Kenney Kitchen Kosinski

Langtry Larhinger Leh Lescovitz Letterman Levdansky Linton Livengood Lloyd Lucyk McCall McClatchy McHale McVerry Maiale Maine Manderino Manmiller Markosek Mayernik Melio Merry Michlovic Micouie Miller Moehlmann Morris Mowery Mrkonic Murphy Nahill Noye 0'B"en O'Donnell OlasZ Oliver Perrel Petrarca Petrone Phillips Piccola Pievrky Pistella Pitts Pressmann Preston

Reber Reinard Richardson Rieger Ritter Robbins Roebuck Rudy Ryan Rybak Saloom Saunnan Scheetz Schuler Semmel Serafini Showers Sirianni smith, B. Smith, S. H. Snyder, D. W. Snyder, G Staback Stairs Steighner Stuban Sweet Taylor, E. Z. Taylor. F. Taylor, J. Tigue Trello Van Home Vmn Vroon Wambach wass Weston W i i n s wogan Wozniak Wright, D. R. Wright, J . L. Wright, R. C. Yandrisevits


LEAVES ADDED-4

Belfanti Daley Evans Freind

Dininni Kukovich Punt IN~s, Distler LaGrotta Raymond Speaker Dombrowski

ADDITIONS-0

NOT VOTING-5

Belfanti Evans Freind Kennedy Daley

EXCUSED-4

LEAVES CANCELED-4

Belfanti Daley Evans Freind

Mr. CHADWICK. On what day's reading does that bill appear today on the active calendar?

The SPEAKER. We will have to look on the tabled calen dar. *

The Chair is informed that it will appear on second consideration tomorrow.

Mr. CHADWICK. Tomorrow. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

LEAVES OF ABSENCE

GAME AND FISHERIES COMMITTEE MEETING

The SPEAKER. The gentleman from Centre, Mr. Letter- man, wishes to call a Game and Fisheries Committee meeting immediately on the declaration of the recess at the rear of the hall of the House.

The SPEAKER. The Chair turns to leaves of absence. I JUDICIARY COMMITTEE MEETING

The Chair recognizes the gentleman from Lawrence, Mr. Fee, on leaves of absence.

Mr. FEE. Mr. Speaker, the gentleman from Washington, Mr. DALEY; the gentleman from Philadelphia, Mr. EVANS; and the gentleman from Northumberland, Mr. BELFANTI, for today.

The SPEAKER. The leaves are granted, there being no objection.

The Chair recognizes the minority whip. Mr. HAYES. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I request a leave for the gentleman from Delaware County,

Mr. FREIND, for the day. The SPEAKER. The leave is granted, there being no objec-

tion.


The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the gentleman from Bradford, Mr. Chadwick. Why do you rise?

Mr. CHADWICK. Mr. Speaker, I rise to move that HB 2520 be lifted from the tabled calendar and placed on the active calendar.


The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the majority whip, Mr. O'DONNELL. Mr. Speaker, I support the motion.

On the question recurring, Will the House agree to the motion? Motion was agreed to.

PARLlAMENTARY INQUIRY

The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the gentleman from Bradford, Mr. Chadwick.

Mr. CHADWICK. Mr. Speaker, point of parliamentary inquiry?

The SPEAKER. What is your point?

The SPEAKER. The gentleman from Greene, Mr. DeWeese, wants a Judiciary Committee meeting immediately on the call of the recess in room 302.

I AGRICULTURE AND RURAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE MEETING

I The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the gentleman from

Chester, Mr. Morris, who rises to announce a meeting. Mr. MORRIS. I would like to call an Agriculture and Rural

Affairs Committee meeting in the rear of the hall as soon as we recess. J

The SPEAKER. The Committee on Agriculture will meet at the rear of the hall of the House at the recess.

The Chair recognizes the majority whip. Mr. O'DONNELL. Mr. Speaker, there are no more

announcements, and accordingly, I would like to move to recess until the call of the Chair with the expectation clear that we will begin work at 11 o'clock, but the motion is until the call of the Chair.

1 RECESS

The SPEAKER. The House will stand in recess subject to the call of the Chair. You may expect the Chair to call at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning, and you can expect to work.

I AFTER RECESS

The time of recess having expired, the House was called to order.

THE SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE (IVAN ITKIN) IN THE CHAIR

LEAVE OF ABSENCE CANCELED

The SPEAKER pro tempore. The Chair recognizes the gen- 'r* tleman from Northumberland, Mr. Belfanti, who requests


that he be taken off leave status and his name be added to the I THE SPEAKER (K. LEROY IRVIS) master roll. The Chair so orders. IN THE CHAIR

SENATE MESSAGE

SENATE INSISTS ON AMENDMENTS NONCONCURRED IN BY HOUSE

The clerk of the Senate. being introduced, informed that - the Senate has insisted upon its amendments nonconcurred in by the House of Representatives to HB 1852, PN 3645, and has appointed Senators FISHER, GREENWOOD and MUST0 a committee of conference to confer with a similar committee of the House of Representatives (if the House of Reoresentatives shall aoooint such committee) on the subiect . . of the differences existing between the two Houses in relation to said hill.

MOTION INSISTING UPON NONCONCURRENCE IN SENATE AMENDMENTS

Mr. MANDERINO moved that the House insist upon its nonconcurrence in Senate amendments to HB 1852, PN 3645, and that a committee of conference on the part of the House be appointed.


APPOINTMENT OF COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE

The SPEAKER pro tempore. The Chair appoints as a committee of conference on the part of the House on HB 1852, PN 3645:

Messrs. GEORGE, FREEMAN and REBER. Ordered, That the clerk inform the Senate accordingly.

CONFERENCE COMMITTEE MEETING

The SPEAKER pro tempore. The Chair announces that the Committee of Conference on HB 1852 will meet on Tuesday, October 11, at 5 p.m. in room 39E in the East Wing of the Capitol Building.

RECESS

The SPEAKER pro tempore. The Chair declares that this House will now stand in recess until the call of the Chair.

AFTER RECESS


1 BILLS REREPORTED FROM COMMITTEE

HB 2375, PN 3802 (Amended) By Rep. PIEVSKY

An Act making appropriations to the Hahnemann University, Philadelphia.

APPROPRIATIONS.

HB 2380, PN 3803 (Amended) By Rep. PIEVSKY An Act making an appropriation to the Delaware Valley

College of Science and Agriculture at Doylestown.

APPROPRIATIONS.


An Act making an appropriation to The University of the Arts, Philadelphia.

APPROPRIATIONS.


An Act making an appropriation to the Williamson Free School of Mechanical Trades in Delaware County.

APPROPRIATIONS.


An Act making an appropriation to the Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine, Philadelphia.

APPROPRIATIONS.


An Act making an appropriation to the Fox Chase Institute for Cancer Research, Philadelphia, for the operation and maintenance of the cancer research program.

APPROPRIATIONS.


An Act making an appropriation to the Burn Foundation of Greater Delaware Valley.

APPROPRIATIONS.

HOUSE BILLS INTRODUCED AND REFERRED

No. 2724 By Representative D. R. WRIGHT

An Act amending Title 24 (Education) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, establishing a procedure for payment of pension funds pursuant to a court order.

Referred to Committee on JUDICIARY, October 4,1988.

No. 2725 By Representative D. R. WRIGHT

An Act amending Title 71 (State Government) of the Pennsyl- vania Consolidated Statutes, establishing a procedure for payment of pension funds pursuant to a court order.

An Act Amending Title 18 (Crimes and Offenses) of the Penn-


sylvania ~onsolidated Statutes, providnng for an akomated fin- gerprint identification system in criminal history record informa-


No. 2724 By Representatives TRELLO, KOSINSKI, BILLOW and BURD

An Act amending the act of September 21, 1%1 (P. L. 17M), No. 699). known as the "Pharmacy Act," further providing for the applicability of continuing pharmacy education requirements.

Referred to Committee on PROFESSIONAL LICEN- SURE, October 4, 1988.

No. 2727 By Representatives HAGARTY, McHALE, McVERRY, MAYERNIK, LASHINGER, MAIALE, BORTNER, JOHNSON, KENNEY, FARGO, MRKONIC, CARLSON, STUBAN, CLYMER, GRUPPO, B. SMITH, BUNT, JACKSON, SCHULER' E' Z' FOX, LANGTRY, TRELLO, MERRY, ROBBINS, KASUNIC and BURD

. . tion.


No. 2728 By Representatives LaGROTTA, CALTAGIRONE, COWELL, YANDRISEVITS, KOSINSKI, JOHNSON, KUKOVICH, TRELLO, WOGAN, BELFANTI, J. L. WRIGHT, McHALE, JAROLIN, BOWLEY, MELIO, PISTELLA, STAIRS, GEIST, SERAFINI and MICHLOVIC

An Act amending Title 66 (Public Utilities) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, providing disclosure requirements for cenain long-distance telephone service; and conferring powers and duties on the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission.


No. 2729 BY Representatives LaGROTTA and FARGO

An Act amending the act of December 8, 1982 (P. L. 848, No. 235), known as the "Highway-Railroad and Highway Bridge Capital Budget Act for 1982-1983," further providing for an additional project in Mercer County.

Referred to Committee on APPROPRIATIONS, October 4, 1988.

No. 2730 By Representatives BARLEY, YANDRISEVITS, DAVIES, DeLUCA, E. Z. TAYLOR, McHALE, CLYMER, VEON and LEH

An Act amending the act of November 24, 1976 (P. L. 1176, No.261), known as the "Mobile Home Park Rights Act," further providing for evictions, park rules and regulations, maintenance and repairs, underskirting and tie-down equipment, overnight guests.


No. 2731 By Representatives BARLEY, YANDRISEVITS, DAVIES, DeLUCA, w E. Z. TAYLOR, McHALE, CLYMER, VEON and LEH

~n Act amending the act of December 22, 1983 (P. L. 306, No.84). known as the "Board of Vehicles Act," further provid- *

ing for mobile home parks.

Referred to Committee on PROFESSIONAL LICEN- SURE, October 4, 1988.

No. 2732 By Representatives RAYMOND, CIVERA and ARTY

An Act amending the act of September 30. 1985 (P. L. 240, No. 61), known as the "Turnpike Organization, Extension and Toll Road Conversion Act," requiring r a t stop facilities to be equipped with unisex handicapped restrooms.


No. 2733 By Representatives COLAFELLA, TRELLO, COY, YANDRISEVITS, SCHULER, RYBAK, BUNT, JOHNSON, CARLSON, FISCHER, McHALE, KUKOVICH, BELFANTI, FOX, NAHILL, ANGSTADT, JAROLIN, DeLUCA, REBER, LUCYK, HASAY, MELIO, PISTELLA, BILLOW, SHOWERS and LASHINGER w

An Act amending the act of March 4, 1971 (P. L. 6, No. 2). known as the "Tax Reform Code of 1971," providing for a credit against personal income tax for home radon-reduction expenses.

Referred to Committee on FINANCE, October 4,1988.

No. 2734 By Representatives VROON, TRELLO, FLICK, E. Z. TAYLOR, DORR, MERRY, PITTS, BIRMELIN, CLYMER, LEH, BARLEY and HERSHEY

An Act amending the act of March 4, 1971 (P. L. 6, No. 2). known as the "Tax Reform Code of 1971," reducing the corporate net income tax; and providing for carryover and carryback of losses.

Referred to Committee on FINANCE, October 4, 1988.

No. 2735 By Representatives VROON, TRELLO, FARGO, FLICK, E. Z. TAYLOR, DORR, MERRY, PITTS, BIRMELIN, CLYMER, LEH, BARLEY and HERSHEY

An Act amending the act of March 4, 1971 (P. L. 6, No. 21, known as the "Tax Reform Code of 1971," further providing for the capital stock and franchise tax.


No. 2736 By Representatives VROON, TRELLO, FARGO, FLICK, E. Z. TAYLOR, DORR, MERRY, PITTS, BIRMELIN, CLYMER, LEH, BARLEY and HERSHEY


PITTS, BIRMELIN, CLYMER, LEH, BARLEY and HERSHEY

An Act amending the act of March 4, 1971 (P. L. 6, No. 2), known as the "Tax Reform Code of 1971," providing for an increase in the discount rate for collecting sales tax.


No. 2737 By Representatives VROON, TRELLO, FARGO, FLICK, E. Z. TAYLOR, DORR, MERRY, PITTS, BIRMELIN. CLYMER, LEH, BARLEY and HERSHEY

An Act amending the act of March 4, 1971 (P. L. 6, No. 2), known as the "Tax Reform Code of 1971," providing for the carryover into succeeding years of unexhausted capital losses.


No. 2738 By Representatives VROON, TRELLO, FLICK, E. Z. TAYLOR, DORR, MERRY,

An Act amending the act of March 4, 1971 (P. L. 6, No. 2), known as the "Tax Reform Code of 1971," providing for the

Designating the week of November 13 through 19, 1988, as "Geography Awareness Week."


No. 338 By Representatives CORRIGAN, LEVDANSKY and LIVENGOOD

Designating the week of November 21, 1988, as "Pennsylvania Family Caregivers. Week,w


No. 339 (Concurrent) By Representatives SWEET and FOSTER

Memorializing Congress to amend certain provisions of the Internal Revenue Code.

Referred to Committeeon RULES, October 4, 1988.

realty transfer tax.


No. 2739 By Representatives VROON, TRELLO, FLICK, E. 2. TAYLOR, DORR, MERRY, PITTS, BIRMELIN, CLYMER, LEH, BARLEY and HERSHEY

An Act amending the act of March 4, 1971 (P. L. 6, No. 2), known as the "Tax Reform Code of 1971," reducing the utilities gross receipts tax.

Referred to Committee on FINANCE, October 4,1988.

No. 2740 By Representatives VROON, CLYMER, PITTS, E. 2. TAYLOR and BARLEY

An Act amending the act of June 3,1937 (P. L. 1333, No. 320), known as the "Pennsylvania Election Code," providing for the modernization of election equipment upon the approval of the electors of counties; and providing for grants to counties for a portion of the cost.

Referred to Committee on STATE GOVERNMENT, October 4, 1988.

No. 2741 By Representatives BIRMELIN, CARLSON, CHADWICK, SIRIANNI and HASAY

An Act amending the act of June 22, 1937 (P. L. 1987, No. 394), known as "The Clean Streams Law," exempting from permits and fees certain low-output mines.


HOUSE RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED AND REFERRED

No. 337 By Representatives D. R. WRIGHT, BATTISTO, LIVENGOOD, LESCOVITZ, COLAFELLA, COY, WIGGINS, FATTAH, EVANS, COWELL, DALEY and TIGUE

No. 340 By Representative FISCHER

Providing for the appointment of a select colnmittee to study the feasibility of the establishment of a State-sponsored military academy.


No. 341 By Representatives RUDY, SCHULER, TIGUE, COY, WESTON, KOSINSKI, BUNT, JOHNSON, CARLSON, KENNEY, KUKOVICH, TRELLO, McHALE, JACKSON. BELFANTI. FISCHER. FOX, COLE, NAHILL, JAROLIN, ANGSTADT, MELIO, E. Z. TAYI-OR, PISTELLA, BILLOW, J. TAYLOR, SHOWERS, LASHINGER, ROBBINS, DeLUCA and CORRIGAN

Committing the House of Representatives to the establishment of a special committee to study problem of radon gas in the envi- ronment, to hold hearings, review scientific data and make rec- ommendations for legislation.

Referred to Committee on RULES, October 4,1988.

PARLIAMENTARY INQUIRY

The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the gentleman from Dauphin, Mr. Piccola. Why do you rise?

Mr. PICCOLA. Mr. Speaker, as I understand it, we are still in legislative day October 4. Is that correct?

The SPEAKER. That is correct. Mr. PICCOLA. May I make a parliamentary inquiry? The SPEAKER. Surely. Mr. PICCOLA. What is the status of the calendar for

October 4, 1988? I do not have a copy of the October 4 calendar.

The SPEAKER. Neither does the Speaker at this moment. We will look to see and try to answer it for you.

Mr. PICCOLA. May 1 ask another question under parliamentary inquiry, Mr. Speaker?

The SPEAKER. Certainly. Mr. PICCOLA. Does the Chair intend to run the calendar

on October 4 before adjournment?

WELCOMES


The SPEAKER. The Chair is delighted to welcome to the ball of the House the following guests: Representative Fox has Rob Geiger to the left of the Speaker. Welcome to the hall of the House, Rob.

Mrs. Robert Fox is a guest of Representative Ron Black. Mrs. Fox, welcome to the hall of the House.

In the gallery we have guests of Dave Argall -Thomas Dee, Frank Tenenholz, Jay S. Zimmerman, and Jay H. Zimmerman, of Schuylkill County. Welcome to the hall of

The SPEAKER. The Chair is not certain of what the plans of the majority leader would be on this, but the Chair discerns the question that the gentleman, Mr. Piccola, wishes to raise, and of course, the Chair would have to run the calendar before we could go into the next session because we did not finish the calendar.

Mr. PICCOLA. Okay, Mr. Speaker. May I advise the Chair that it would be my intention to object to the passing over of SB 797 and SB 973, should those bills come up on the reading of the calendar.

The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes that it is the gentleman's right. The gentleman will expedite matters if he will inform his own leader of his intentions and inform the majority leader of his intentions, and perhaps we can get this ironed out.



The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the majority leader. Mr. MANIXNNO. Mr. Speaker, 1 move that HB 951 bkl'

returned tothe active calendar. . On the question, Will the House agree to the motion? Motion was agreed to.

* * *

The House proceeded to third consideration of HB 1628, PN2403, entitled:

An Act amending ~i~~~ 40 (Insurance) of the pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, adding provisions relating to insurance; and making repeals.

BILL TABLED


placed upon the tabled calendar.


the House. We are delighted to have you here. They are in the gallery. BILL REMOVED FROM TABLE 4

The House proceeded to third consideration of HB 951, PN 2940, entitled:

CALENDAR CONTINUED

BILLS ON THIRD CONSIDERATION

An Act amending the act of May 17,1921 (P. L. 682, No. 284), known as "The Insurance Company Law of 1921," providing for experience rating, for reporting of certain insurance data, for a liability underwriting services plan, for a standby joint underwriting association for general liability insurance, for procedure for review of rate filings and for a notice of intent to withdraw; and making repeals.


returned to the active calendar.


BILL TABLED





* * *


A Supplement to the act of , 1988 (P. L. , No. ), entitled "An act amending Title 40 (Insurance) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes. adding orovisions relating to insurance: making conforming changes to the ~ennsylvania Consolidated Statutes: and rnakinn reoeals." makine revisions, corrections and - . . - additions relating to insurance.


BILL TABLED

The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the majority leader. ' Mr. MANDERINO. Mr. Speaker, I move that HB 2206 be






lifted from the tabled calendar and returned to the active calendar.



BILL TABLED


The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the majority leader. Mr. MANDERINO. Mr. Speaker, I move that HB 498, PN

3501, be placed upon the tabled calendar.




lifted from the tabled calendar and placed on the active calendar.

An Act amending Title 75 (Vehicles) of the Pennsylvania Con- On the question, solidated Statutes, further providing for inability to pay fine and Will the House agree to the motion? costs.


BILL TABLED






placed upon the active calendar.


BILL ON CONCURRENCE IN SENATE AMENDMENTS

The clerk of the Senate, being introduced, returned the fol-


LEAVES OF ABSENCE CANCELED

The SPEAKER. Mr. Daley, who was given a leave earlier for the session of October 4, is now present and is on the floor. Mr. Evans, who was given a leave earlier for the session of October 4, is now present and is on the floor. Mr. Freind was placed upon leave for October 4. The gentleman is on the floor of the House, and the leave is canceled.

We are now in the session of October 4. You have been given supplemental calendar B. It is the Chair's information that with explanations given on the floor of the House, the leaders have agreed to vote the bills which appear on supplemental calendar B. It reauires 131 votes for each bill.

Why does the gentleman from Berks, Mr. Davies, rise? Mr. DAVIES. Mr. Speaker, a point of order. In a technicality, do you not have to do something with the

clock arms, like spinning them back 10 times or so? The SPEAKER. No. The Speaker decided in 1977 that he

would not indulge in that bit of nonsense. Mr. DAVIES. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

SUPPLEMENTAL CALENDAR B

BILLS ON THIRD CONSIDERATION lowing HI 498, PN 3501, with information that the Senate The House proceeded to third consideration of HB ~ 7 5 , has passed the same with amendment in which the concur- ,, .,*,,, nn+i+lrA. I rence of the House of Representatives is requested:

An Act amending Titles 24 (Education) and 71 (State Govern- ment) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, to include certain Federal service as nonstate service: further providing for special early retirement; and providing for further supplem&ted annuities.

On the question, Will the House concur in Senate amendments?

An Act making appropriations to the Hahnemann University, Philadelphia.

On the question, Will the House agree to the bill on third consideration? Bill was agreed to.

The SPEAKER. This bill has been considered on three dif- ferent days and agreed to and is now on final passage.

The question is, shall the bill pass finally?

~attiito Belardi Belfanti Billow Birmelin Black Blaum Book Bonner Bowley Bowser Boyes


Brandt Broujos Bunt Burd Bums Bush Caltagirone Cappabianca Carlson Cam Cawley Cersar Chadwick Civera Clark Clmer

On final passage, the Chair recognizes the gentleman from Philadelphia, Mr. Pievsky.

Mr. PIEVSKY. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, HB 2375, as an agreement by the four

caucuses, was increased to $199,000.

On the question recurring, Shall the bill pass finally? The SPEAKER. Agreeable to the provisions of the Consti.

tution, the yeas and nays will now be taken.

YEAS-195

Acosta Dombrowski Kukovich Raymond Angstadt Donatucci LaGrotta Reber Argall Dorr Lanary Reinard Arty Duffy Lashinger Richardson Barlev Durham Leh R~P.PY

~dhen Colafella Cole Cornell Corrigan Cowell COY DeLuca DeVener DeWeese Daley Davies Dawida Dempxy Dietterick Dininni Distler

Ordered, That the clerk present the same to the Senate for concurrence.

* * * w

The House proceeded to third consideration of HB 2380, PN 3803, entitled: .

An Act making an appropriation to the Delaware Valley of Science and Agriculture at DOylestOwn.



The question is, shall the bill pass finally? Evans Lescovitz Fargo Letterman Farmer Levdansky Fattah Linton Fee Livengood Fischer Lloyd Flick Lucyk Foster McCall Fox McClatchy Freeman McHale Freind McVerry Galla Maiale Gamble Gannon Geist George Gladeck Godshall Gruitza Gruppo Hagmy Haluska Harper Hasay Hayden Hayes Heckler Herman Hershey Hers Honaman Howlett Hughes Hutchinson ltkin Jackson Jadlowiec Jarolin Johnson Joxphs Kasunic Kenncy Kitchen Kosinski

Maine Manderino Manmiller Markoxk Mayernik Melio Merry Michlovic Micouie Miller Moehlmann Morris Mowery Mrkonic Murphy Nahill Noye O'Brien O'Donnell Olasr Oliver Perrel Petrarca Petrone Phillips Piccola Pievsky Pistella Pitts Pressmann Preston Punt

...- m-. Ritter Robbins Roebuck Rudy Ryan Rybak Saloom Saurman kheetr Schuler Sernmel Serafini Showers Sirianni Smith. B. Smith, S. H. Snyder, D. W Snyder. G. Staback Stain Steighner Stuban Sweet Taylor, E. 2. Taylor, F. Taylor. I. Tigue Trello ...... Van Home Veon Vroon Wambach Wass Weston Wiggins Wogan Worniak Wright, D. R. Wright, J. L. Wright, R. C. Yandrisevits

IN~s, Speaker

NAYS--O

NOT VOTING-1

Kennedy EXCUSED-0

The two-thirds majority required by the Constitution having voted in the affirmative, the question was determined in the affirmative and the bill passed finally.

The Chair recognizes the gentleman from Philadelphia, Mr. Pievsky.

Mr. PIEVSKY. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, in HB 2380 there is a slight increase of

$42.000. I urge support of the legislation, Mr. Speaker. The SPEAKER. Why does the gentleman from Berks, Mr.

Gallen, rise? Mr. GALLEN. Mr. Speaker, I think it would be helpful if

the eentleman. Mr. Pievskv. would let us know the total - . , amount of the appropriation with the increase.

The SPEAKER. Mr. Pievsky, will you answer the gentleman's question? He would like to know not just the amount of the increase but the total amount of the appropriation.

Mr. PIEVSKY. Mr. Speaker, the total amount would $438,000.

On the question recurring, Shall the bill pass finally? The SPEAKER. Agreeable to the provisions of the Consti-


YEAS-194

Acosta Angstadt Argall Any Barley Battisto Belardi Belfanti Billow Birmelin Black Blaum Book Bortner Bowley Bowser BOY- Brindt Broujos Bunt Burd Bums Bush Caltagirone Cappabianca Carlson Car" Cawley

Distler Dornbrowski Donatucci Dorr Duffy Durham Evans Fargo Farmer Fattah Fee Fischer nick Foster Fox Freeman Freind Gallen Gamble Cannon Ceirt George Gladeck Godshall Gmitla GNPW Hagarty Halurka

Kosinski Kukovich LaGrotta Langtry Lashinger Leh Lescovitz Letterman Levdansky Linton Livengood Lloyd Lucyk McCall McClatchy McHale McVerN Maialt Maine Manderino Manmiller Markosek Mayernik Melio Merry Michlovic Micozde Miller

Punt Raymond Reber Reinard Rieger Ritter Robbins Roebuck Rudy Ryan Rybak Saloom Saurman Scheetz Schuler Semmel Serafini Showers Sirianni Smith. B. b Smith, S. H. Snyder. D. W. Snyder. G. Staback Stairs J Steighncr Stuban Sweet

LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL-HOUSE -

Cessar Chadwick Civera Clark Clymer Cohm Colafella Cole Cornell corrigan Cowell COY DeLuca DeVerter DeWeese Daley Davies Dawida Dempsey Dietterick Dininni

--

Harper Hasay Hayden Hayes Heckler Herman Hershey Hess Honaman Howleft Hughes Hutchinson ltkin Jackson ladlowiec Jarolin lohnson losephs Kasunic Kenney Kitchen

--

Moehlmann Morris Mowery Mrkonic Murphy Nahill Noye O'Brien O'Donnell Olasl Oliver Perrel Petrarca Petrone Phillips Piccola Pievsky Pistella Pitts Pressmann Preston

NAYS-0

- - ~

Taylor, E. 2. Taylor, F. Taylor, J. Tigue Trello Van Home Veon Vroon Wambach W a s Weston Wiggins wogan Womiak Wright, D. R. Wright, I. L. Wright, R. C. Yandriswits

NOT VOTING-2

Kennedy Richardson

EXCUSED-0



The House proceeded to thud consideration of HB 2381, PN 3804, entitled:

An Act making an appropriation to The University of the Arts, Philadelphia.


Birmelin ( Black Blaum Book Bortner Bowley Bowser Boyes Brandt Broujos Bunt Burd Bums Bush Caltagirone Cappablanca Carlson Cam Cawley Cessar Chadwick Clvera Clark Clymer Cohen Colafella Cole Comell Corrxgan Cowell

Diiuca DeVerter DeWeese Daley Davies Dawida Dempsey Dietterick Dininni

Kennedy

Fattah Linton Fee Livengood Fischer Lloyd Flick Lucyk Foster McCall Fox McClatchy Freeman McHale Freind McVerry Gallen Maiale Gamble Maine Gannon Manderino Geist Manmiller George Markosek Gladeck Mayemik Godshall Melio Gmitza Merry GNPPO Michlovic H a w V Micouie Haluska Miller Harper Moehlmann Hasay Morris Hayden Mowery Hayes Mrkonic Heckler Murphy Herman Nahill Hershey Noye Hers O'Brien Honaman O'Donnell Howlett Olasz Hughes Oliver Hutchinson Perrel ltkin Petrarca Jackson Petrone ladlowiec Phillips larolin Piccola Johnson Pievsky losephs Pistella Kasunic Pifts Kenney Pressmann Kitchen Preston

NAYS-0

NOT VOTING-2

Richardson

EXCUSED-0

Ryan Rybak Saloom Saurman SChKtr Schuler Semmel Serafini Showers Sirianni Smith. B. Smith, S. H. Snyder. D. W. Snyder, G Staback Stairs Steighner Stuban Sweet Taylor, E. 2. Taylor, F. Taylor, J. Tigue Trello Van Horne Veon Vroon Wambach w a s Weston Wiggins Wogan Wozniak Wright, D. R. Wright, I. L. Wright, R. C. Yandrisevits

Iwis, Speaker

Mr. PIEVSKY. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. HB 2381 - it is a slight increase of $206,000. The total

amount is $1,047,000.

-






YEAS-194


Ordered, That the clerk present the same to the Senate for conc,,mce.

A

Acosta Distler Kosinski Punt Angstadt Dombrowski Kukovich Raymond Ar~al l Donatucci LaGrotta Reber Anv Dorr L a n p t ~ Rcinard ~ a r i e y Duffy ~ashinger Rieger Battisto Durham Leh Ritter Belardi Evans Lercavitz Robbins Belfanti Fargo Letterman Roebuck Billow Fanner Levdansky Rudy


An Act making an appropriation to the Williamson Free School of Mechanical Trades in Delaware County.





LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL-HOUSE OCTOBER 4,


Mr. PIEVSKY. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. HB 2386 - there is a slight increase of $25,000 for a total

amount of $97,000. 1 urge support of the legislation, Mr. Speaker.


tution. the veas and navs will now be taken.

- Acosta Dialer Kosinski Punt Bill was agreed to. Angstadt Dombrowski Kukovich Raymond Argall Donatucci LaGrotta Reber The SPEAKER. This hill has been considered on three dif-


t * w The House proceeded t o third consideration of HB 2388,

PN 3806, entitled: . An Act making an appropriation to the Pennsylvania College

of Podiatric Medicine, Philadelphia.

~ r i y Barb Battisto klardi &Ifanti Billow Birmelin Black Blaum Bwk Bonner Bowley Bowrer Boyes Brandt Broujos Bunt Burd Bums Bush Caltagirone Cappabianca Carlson Cam Cawley Ccvar Chadwick Civcra Clark Clymer COhen Colafella Cole Corndl comean cowei COY DeLuca DeVeRer DeWase Daley Davies Dawida Dcmpsey Dietterick Dininni

Dorr Duffy Durham Evans Fargo Farmer Fattah Fee Fischer Flick Foster Fox Freeman Freind Gallen Gamble Gannon Gcist George Gladeck Godshall Gmiua GNPP Hagmy Haluska Harper H=Y Haydrn Hayes Heckler Herman Herahey HesS Honaman Howlett Huches ~uichinson ltkin Jackson Jadlowiec Jarolin Johnson Josephr Kasunic Kenney Kitchen

Lanary Lashingcr Leh Lescovitr Letterman Levdansky Linton Livengood Lloyd Lucyk McCall McClatchy McHale McVerry Maiale Maine Manderino Manmiller Markosek Mayernik Melio Merry Michlovic Micouie Miller Moehlmann Morris Mowery Mrkonic Murphy Nahill Noye O'Brien O'Donnell Olasz Olivcr Peml Petrarca Petrone Phillips Piccola Pievsky Pistella Pitts Pressmann Preston

NAYS-0

Reinad Rieget Rittn Robbins Roebuck Rudy Ryan Rybak Saloom Saurman Scheetz Schuler Semmel Serafini Showers Sirianni Smith, B. Smith, S. H. Snyder, D. W. Snyder, G. Staback Stairs Steighner Stuban Sweet Taylor, E. 2. Taylor. F. ailo or; J. Tigue Trello Van Home Veon Vrwn Wambach Wass West on Wiggins Wogan Womiak Wright, D. R. Wright. 1. L. Wright, R. C. Yandrisevits

Irvis, Speaker

ferent days and agreed to and is now on final passage. The question is, shall the bill pass finally?


Mr. PIEVSKY. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. HB 2388 has an increase of $98,000 for a total of

$1,191,000. I urgesupport.


tution, the yeas and nays will now he taken.

YEAS-194

Acosta Distler Kosinski Punt Angstadt Dombrowski Kukovich Raymond Argall Donatucci LaGrotta Reber Arty Dorr LangtrY Reinard J Barley Duffy Lashinger Ricger Battisto Durham Lch Ritter Belardi Evans Lercovitr Robbins BeVanti Fargo Letterman Roebuck Billow Farmer Levdansky Rudy Birmelin Fattah Linton Ryan Black Fee Livengood Rybak Blaum Fischer Lloyd Saloom Book Flick Lucyk Saurman Bonnn Foster McCall Scheetz Bowley Fox McClatchy Schder Bowser Freeman McHale Semmel Boyes Fremd McVerry Serafini Brandt Gallen Maialc Showers Broujos Gamble Maine Sirianni Bunt Gannon Manderino Smith, B. Burd Geist Manmiller Smith. S. H. Bums George Markosek Snyder, D. W. Bush G l a d ~ k Mayernik Snyder, G. Caltagirone Godshall Melio Staback Cappabianca Gruitza Merry Stairs Carlson GNPP Michlonc Steighner Cam Hagany Micouie Stuban Caw ley Haluska Miller Sweet C e s w H m r Moehlmann Taylor, E. Z.

NOT VOTING-2

Kennedy Richardson

EXCUSED-0


Chadwack HAY Moms Taylor, F. Civera Hayden Mowery Taylor, J. Clark Hayes Mrkonie Tigue Clymer Heckler Murphy Trello 6 Cohen Herman Nahiil Van Home Colafella Hershey Noye Veon

Hess O'Brien Vroon Cornell Honaman O'Donnell Wambach

Howlett Olasz Wass * Cowell Hughes Oliver Weston COY Hutchinson Perzel Wiggins DeLuca ltkln Petrarca Wogan DeVener Jackson Petrone Wozniak

LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL-HOUSE

DeWeere Daley Davies Dawida Dempsey Dietterick Dininni

Kennedy

Jadlowiec Phillips Wright, D. R. Jarolin Piccola Wright, J. L. Johnson Pievsky Wright, R. C. Jowphs Pistella Yandrisevits Kasunic Pitts Kenney Pressmann IN~s , Kitchen Preston Speaker

NAYS-0

NOT VOTING-2

Richardson

EXCUSED-4

Bush Caltagirone Cappabianca Carlson Cam Cawley cessar Chadwick Civera Clark Clymer Cohen Colafella Cole

Godshall Cruitza GNPPO Hagarty Haluska Harper Hasay Hayden Hayes Heckler Herman Hershey Hcss Hanaman

Melio Merry Michlovic Micouie Miller Moehlmann Morris Mowery Mrkonic Murphy Nahill Noye O'Brien O'Donnell

Snyder, G. Staback Stairs Steighnn Stuban Sweet Taylor, E. Z Taylor, F. Taylor, J. Tiguc Trello Van Home Veon Vroon

concurrence. * * *

The House proceeded to third consideration of HB 2390, P N 3807, entitled:

An Act makine an aonronriation to the Fox Chase Institute for


Ordered, That the clerk present the same to the Senate for

Cancer ~esearch, ~hiiideiphia, for the operation and maintenance of the cancer research program.

. .~~ Cornell ~ o w l e t t ~ 0 l r n Wambach c0,ripan Hughes Oliver Wass Cowell Hutchinson Perzel Weston COY ltkin Petrarca Wiggins DeLuca Jackson Petrone Wogan kvener Jadlowiec Phillios Wozniak

On the question, I

DeWme Jarolin ~ iccoia Wright, D. R. Daley Johnson Pievsky Wright, J. L. Davies Josephs Pistella Wright, R. C. Dawida Kasunic Pitts Yandrisevits Dempsey Kenney Pressmann Dietterick Kitchen Preston Irvis. Dininni Kosinski Punt Speaker Distler

NAYS-0

NOT VOTING-I

Will the House agree to the bill on third consideration? Kennedy

Bill was agreed to. EXCUSED-0




Mr. PIEVSKY. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. HB 2390 has a slight increase of $51,000 for a total amount

of $725,000. I urge support of the legislation, Mr. Speaker.





* *


An Act making an appropriation to the Burn Foundation of Greater Delaware Valley.


Belardi Belfanti Billow Birmelin Black Blaum Book Banner Bawley Bowser

Acosta Dombrowski Kukovich Raymond Angstadt Donatucci LaGrotta Rebcr Argall Dorr Langtry Rcinard Arty Duffy Lashinger Richardson Barley Durham Leh Riegcr Battisto Evans Lexontz Ritter

Fargo Letterman Farmer Levdansky Fattah Linton Fee Livengood Fixher Lloyd Flick Lucyk Foster McCall Fox McClatchy Freeman McHale Freind McVerrv



The Chair recoanizes the eentleman from Philadelphia, Mr. Robbins Roebuck Rudy Ryan Rybak Saloom Saurman Scheetz Schuler Semmel

- - Pievsky.

Mr. PIEVSKY. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. HB 2398 - a slight increase of $118,000 for a total amount

of $368,000, and I urge support of the legislation.


Boyes Callen Maiale Seraffi Brandt Gamble Maine Showers Broujos Cannon Manderino Sianni Bunt GeiR Manmiller Smith. B. Burd George Markorek Smith, S. H. Bums Gladeck Mayernik Snyder, D. W.



Acosta Angstadt Argall MY Barley Battisto Belardi Belfanti Billow Birmelin Black Blaum Book BORneI Bowley Bowxr Boyes Brandt Broujos Bunt Burd Bums Bush Caltagirone Cappabianca Carlron Cam Cawley Cerrar Chadwick Civera Clark Clymer COhen C0lafella Cole Cornell Carripan cowei COY DeLuca DeVerter DeWme Daley Davies Dawida Dempsey Dietrerick Dininni

YEAS-193

Distler Kosinski Dombrowski Kukovich Donatucci LaGrotta Dorr Lawtry Duffy Lashinger Durham Leh Evans Lescovitz Fargo Letterman Farmer Levdansky Fattah Linton Fee Livengood Fircher Lloyd Flick Lucyk Foster ' McCall Fox McClatchy Freeman McHale Freind McVerry Gallen Maiale Gamble Maine Gannon Manderino Geisf Manmiller George Markosek Gladeck Mayernik Godshall Melio Gmitra Merry GNPPO Michlovic Hagmy Micouie Haluska Miller Harper Morris Hasay Mowery Hayden Mrkonic Hayes Murphy Heckler Nahill Herman Noye Hershey O'Brien Hess O'Donnell Honaman Olasz Howlett Oliver Hughes Perrel Hutchinson Petrarca ltkin Pnrone Jackson Phillips Jadlowiec Piccola larolin Pievsky Johnson Pistella losephs Pitts Kasunic Pressmann Kenney Preston Kitchen Punt

NAYS-I

Moehlmann

NOT VOTING-2

Kennedy Richardson

EXCUSED-0

Raymond Reber Reinard Rieger Ritter Robbins Roebuck Rudy Ryan Rybak Saloom Saurman Scheetr Schuler Semmel Serafini Showers Sirianni Smith, B. Smith, S. H. Snyder, D. W. Snyder, G. Staback Stairs Steighner Stuban Sweet Taylor, E. 2. Taylor. F. Taylor, 1. Tigue Trello Van Home Veon Vroon Wambach Wass Weston Wiggins Wogan Wozniak Wright, D. R. Wright, 1. L. Wright, R. C. Yandrisevits

Irvis, Speaker

I Mr. MOEHLMANN. Mr. Speaker. my vote on HB 2398 was in error. I wish to be recorded in the affirmative.

The SPEAKER. The gentleman's remarks will be spre; upon the record. w

* I CONSUMER AFFAIRS COMMITTEE MEETING

The SPEAKER. The gentleman from Berks, Mr. . Caltagirone, has called for a Consumer Affairs Committee meeting at the rear of the hall of the House at the break.

HOUSE SCHEDULE

The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the majority leader. Mr. MANDERINO. Mr. Speaker, the programmed com-

pletion of the budget and Superfund, of ESBE (equalized 1 subsidy for basic education), school subsidy, and related 1 budget matters is being done by senior staff both in the House

and in the Senate. Vehicles are being located; nonconcur- rences will be necessary to place bills in conference. All of that is expected to take place later today, not before 4 o'clock.

After the bills are positioned in the next day's session, there will be conference committees that will be held this evening on a number of subjects; bills reported back to the House and to the Senate so that in tomorrow's session all matters related to the budget, all matters yet to be concluded that have been agreed upon can take place.

We will not need members in session here before 4 o'cloc'. but the leaders will be working to identify all of the things thy have to be done, all of the bills that must be positioned at 4 o'clock so that conference committees can be held this evening so that we can finish our work tomorrow.

It is the intention of the majority leader and I believe the minority leader to await all of the attendant details so that everything can be explained to the caucuses that there are still questions about, because I think most of the members on issues that they are concerned with have inquired and have been given information, but we will have formal caucuses tomorrow on everything that we will be doing in detail, and I would expect that we would be able to finish tomorrow our session and return to the Capitol after the November election.

Mr. Speaker, I would ask that we recess to the call of the Chair and the information be given the members that we do not expect a recall prior to 4 o'clock this afternoon.

having voted in the affirmative, the question was determined in the affirmative and the bill passed finally.

Ordered, That the clerk present the same to the Senate for

The two-thirds majority required by the Constitution

concurrence.

REMARKS ON VOTE

I RECESS

The SPEAKER. Why does the gentleman from Lebanon, Mr. Moehlmann, rise?

The SPEAKER. The House will stand in recess subject to ' the call of the Chair. Anticipate being called back at 4 p.m.

AFTER RECESS



BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS PASSED OVER I The SPEAKER. Without objection, all remaining bills and

resolutions on today's calendar will be passed over. The Chair hears no objection.

ADJOURNMENT I The SPEAKER. There being no further business to be

brought before this day's session, the Chair recognizes the majority leader.

Mr. MANDERINO. Mr. Speaker, I move that this House do now adjourn until Wednesday, October 12, 1988, at 4:08 p.m., e.d.t., unless sooner recalled by the Speaker.

On the question, Will the House agree to the motion? Motion was agreed to, and at 1058 p.m., e.d.t., the House

adjourned.

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