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COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA

LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7,1995

SESSION OF 1995 179TH OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY No. 13 I

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES The House convened at 1 1 a.m., e.s.1.

THE SPEAKER (MATTHEW J. RYAN) PRESIDING

RECESS

The S P E m R . The Republican and Democratic Caucuses have requested an additional 20 minutes in which to caucus, and accordingly, this House will be in recess until 1 1 :25 .

AFTER RECESS

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

PRAYER

REV. CLYDE W. ROACH, pastor ofRiverside United Methodist Church, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, offered the following prayer:

Let us pray: Lord God, Your servant William Shakespeare said, "Sweet are

the uses of adversity, whch, like the toad, ugly and venomous, wears yet a precious jewel in his head," and the Scriptures remind us that we are to glo~y in tribulation, for tribulation works patience and patience experience and experience hope and hope makes us unafraid.

May we come rejoicing in You, knowing that in partnership with You, in applying Your will to our problems, there shall be no dull momenh andno problems beyond our solution. And though we may

JOURNAL APPROVAL POSTPONED

The SPEAKER. Without objection, the approval of the Journal of Monday, February 6,1995, will be postponed until printed. The Chair hears no objection.

SENATE MESSAGE

ADJOURNMENT RESOLUTION FOR CONCURRENCE

The clerk of the Senate, being in@oduced, presented the following extract fiom the Journal of the Senate, which was read as follows:

In the Senate Febnuvy 6,1995

RESOLVED, (the House ofRepresenlntives concurring), That when the Regular Session of the Senate adjourns this week it reconvene on Monday, February 13,1995, unless sooner recalled by the President Pro Tempore of the Senate; and be it further

RESOLVED, That when the Regular Session of the House of Representatives adjourns this week it reconvene on Monday, February 13, 1995, unless sooner recalled by the Speaker of the House of Representatives.

be perplexed by our work or troubled by the difficulties, may we rest our minds in knowing that when we give to the world the best that we I

Ordered, That the clerk present the same to the House of Representatives for its concurrence.

On the question, Will the House concur in the resolution of the Senate? Resolution was concurred in. Ordered, That the clerk inform the Senate accordingly

have, the best comes back to us. And, 0 Lord God, bless our new Chef Clerk, Ted, preserving

both him and his family. Keep us faithful on our journey, for it is in Your dear name we

pray. Amen.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

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

LEAVES OF ABSENCE

The SPEAKER. The Chair tums to leaves of absence. The Chair recognizes the gentleman from Lancaster, the majority

whip, Mr. Barley, for the plupose of taking leaves of absence. Mr. BARLEY. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I have no leaves of absence at the present time. The SPEAKER. The Chair thanks the gentleman.

I The C k r e c o g m z s the gentleman, Mr. Blaum, for the purpose of taking Democratic leaves of absence.

Mr. BLAUM. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, we request a leave of absence for the gentleman

h m Washington, Representative COLAIZZO; the gentleman &om Allegheny, Representative OLASZ; and the lady from Philadelphia, Representative BISHOP.

466 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL - HOUSE FEBRUARY 7 The SPEAKER. Without objection, the leaves will be granted. DIGIROLAMO, JAMES, PETRARCA, RUDY, STEELMAN,

The Chair hears no objection. I BELFANTI, COLAFELLA, SERAFINl and McCALL

The Chair has been advised that the members of the Democratic Caucus are stdl in caucus. In the meantune, the Chair intends to move through some of the more mundane portions of the House business.

HOUSE BILLS INTRODUCED AND REFERRED

No. 40 By Representatives BAKER, GORDNER, NAILOR, WOGAN, STABACK, NICKOL, FLEAGLE, CAPPABIANCA, KUKOVICH, LYNCH, ITKIN, PETTIT, MARSICO, WAUGH, MAITLAND, BEBKO-JONES, E. Z. TAYLOR, TRELLO, MILLER, SAYLOR, BUNT, KING, COLAFELLA, SCRIMENTI, HUTCHINSON, CIVERA, RUBLEY, HENNESSEY, SURRA, RAYMOND, LAUGHLIN, STERN, YOUNGBLOOD, BROWN, PETRARCA, DeLUCA, STEIL, B. SMITH, TRUE, BELFANTI, PITTS, BOYES and ALLEN

An Actamending the act ofJune 11, 1968 (P.L.l49,No.84), known as the Volunteer Rrefighters' Relief Association Act, furthcr providing for the expenditure of the funds of a volunteer firefighters' relief association.

Referred to Committee on VETERANS AFFAIRS AND EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS, February 7,1995.

No. 44 By Representatives HERMAN, GRUPPO, BLAUM, J. TAYLOQ PUTTS, STURLA, MANDERINO, BAKER, RUDY, WILLIAMS, CAWLEY, CLARK, GEIST, PHILLIPS, HUTCHINSON, COWELL, CARONE, BATTISTO, PESCI, CIVERA, TRELLO, JOSEPHS, STEELMAN, M. N. WRIGHT, BEBKO-JONES, E. Z. TAYLOR, MILLER, SHANER, MELIO, KAISER, L. I. COHEN, RAYMOND, HORSEY, LAUGHLIN, PETRONE, STRITTMATTER, FAJT, YOUNGBLOOD, SCHULER, BROWNE, ARMSTRONG, BELFANTI, MERRY, BOSCOLA and HALUSKA

An Act amending Title 35 Wealth and Safety) of the Pennsylvania An Act providing for subsidized child for caregivers enrolled in Consolidated Statutes, providing for an interstate firefighting and emergency training programs. services compact.

Referred to Committee on AGING AND YOUTH, February 7, Referred to Committee on VETERANS AFFAIRS AND 1995, EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS, February 7,1995.

No. 41 By Representatives BAKER, LEH, FLEAGLE, BROWN, STISH, HERMAN, FICHTER, FARMER, BUNT, L. I. COHEN, ARGALL, HERSHEY, FARGO, KUKOVICH, CLARK, FLICK, SCHULER E. Z. TAYLOR WAUGH. HUTCHINSON, CARONE, MERRY, RAYMOND, NICKOL, D. W. SNYDER and STEELMAN

An Act amending Title 75 (Vehicles) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, requiring the Department of Transportation to enter into an agrament with a contractor to privatize and decentralize cerhin operations; and makmg repeals.

Referred to Committee on TRANSPORTATION, February 7, 1995.

No. 42 By Representatives TRELLO, FARGO, DALEY, CLARK, JAMES, L. I. COHEN, YOUNGBLOOD, STURLA, FAIRCHILD, VAN HORNE, E. Z. TAYLOR BELARDI, STABACK, THOMAS, MELIO, COY, PESCI, RAYMOND, LAUGHLIN, STISH, CIVERA, DeLUCA, DIGIROLAMO, PETRARCA, BROWNE, BELFANTI, COLAFELLA, SERAFINI, DONATUCCI, McCALL, ITKIN and WILLIAMS

An Act amending Title 18 (Crimes and Offenses) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, further providing for sentencing and penalties for trafficking drugs to minors.

Referred to Committee on JUDICIARY, Febmary 7, 1995

No. 43 By Representatives TRELLO, CURRY, FAIRCHILD, MELIO, YOUNGBLOOD, VAN HORNE, TIGUE, LEVDANSKY, E. Z. TAYLOR, BELARDI, STABACK, COY, LUCYK, PESCI, RAYMOND, DALEY, LAUGHLIN, STISH, CIVERA, DeLUCA,

No. 45 By Representatives HERMAN, GRUPPO, PESCI, GEIST, PHILLIPS, CAWLEY, DeLUCA, TRELLO, OLASZ, RUBLEY, STEELMAN, E. Z. TAYLOR, TRICH, STERN, WAUGH, HORSEY, RAYMOND, PETRONE, CURRY, BROWNE, BELFANTI, BOSCOU and HALUSKA

An Act amending theact ofMay 17, 1921 (P.L.682, No.284). known as The Insurance Company Law of 192 1, further providing for disclosure and performance standards for long-term care insurance.

Referred to Committee on INSURANCE, February 7, 1995.

No. 46 By Representatives GEIST, GAMBLE, STABACK, . D. R WRIGHT, LYNCH, HENNESSEY, FARMER, CLARK, HERMAN, McCALL, BATTISTO, TRELLO, COLAFELLA, MARKOSEK, DeLUCA, CIVERA, YOUNGBLOOD, EGOLF, STERN, MELIO, COY, RAYMOND, PRESTON, STAIRS, PETTIT, ZUG, VANCE, BELFANTI and CAPPABIANCA

An Act amending Title 75 (Vehicles) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, further providing for an informational sign in the rear of all school J buses.


No. 47 By Repremtatlves GEIST, DEMPSEY, D. R. WRIGHT, LYNCH, HENNESSEY, FARMER, CLARK, E. Z. TAYLOR, McCALL, TRELLO, MICHLOVIC, MARKOSEK, DeLUCA, CIVERA, DERMODY, EGOLF, FARGO, STERN, KAISER, FAIRCHILD, COY, RAYMOND, WOZNIAK, PRESTON, STAIRS, PETTIT, ROBERTS, BELFANTI, MERRY, LEI-I, SAYLOR, SEMMEL and CAPPABIANCA

An Act amending the act of April 27, 1927 (P.L.450, No.291), referred to as the State Fire Marshal Law, providing for certain gasoline dispensing nozzles at self-service stations.

Referred to Committee on TRANSPORTATION, F e b m q 7, 1995.

No. 48 By Representatives GEIST, FARMER, HERMAN, D. R. WRIGHT, McCALL, BATTISTO, CIVERA, TRELLO, YOUNGBLOOD, MASLAND, MILLER, JOSEPHS, TRUE, MELIO, PRESTON, STARS, PETTIT, ZUG, MERRY, STURLA, HERSHEY, STEELMAN and CAPPABIANCA

An A d amending Title 75 (Vehicles) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, further providing for the operation of pedalcycles on Commonwealth highways; and providing for the establishment of the Pennsylvania Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee.

Referred to Committee on TRANSPORTATION, February 7 , 1995.

No. 49 By Representatives GEIST, GAMBLE, STABACK, DEMPSEY, D. R. WRIGHT, LYNCH, FARMER, McCALL, VAN HORNE, FLEAGLE, BATTISTO, TRELLO, WAUGH, COLAFELLA, MARKOSEK, DeLUCA, CIVERA, YOUNGBLOOD, L. I. COHEN, MILLER, SATHER, STERN, CAPPABIANCA, CARONE, DIGIROLAMO, WILLIAMS, STEELMAN, MELIO, FAIRCHILD, COY, RAYMOND, MANDERINO, W O Z N M , WOGAN, PRESTON, STARS, PETTIT, ZUG, MARSICO, HESS and SCHRODER

An Actamending Title 75 (Vehicles) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, further providing for suspensions for operators of stolen motor vehicles.


No. 50 By Representatives TIGUE, CAWLEY, GEORGE, PESCI, MICOZZIE, LAUGHLIN, MELIO, JADLOWIEC, E. Z. TAYLOR, SATHER, JAROLlN, FAIRCHILD, LEDERER, McCALL, HENNESSEY, BELARDI, J. TAYLOR, LYNCH, KREBS, ROBERTS, TRELLO, PISTELLA, COLAFELLA, BATTISTO, BUNT, STERN, MICHLOVIC, STABACK, LUCYK, SERAFWI, WOZNIAK, REBER, YOUNGBLOOD, STEELMAN, CARONE, LEVDANSKY, READSHAW, COY, L. I. COHEN, PLATTS, ROONEY, RUDY, PETRARCA, COLAIZZO, MERRY, BELFANTI, HORSEY, CIVERA, CAPPABIANCA, DALEY, CURRY, O'BRIEN, KELLER and STURLA

An Act amending the act of August 14, 1991 (P.L.342, No.36), known as the Lottery Fund Preservation Act, excluding prescription costs from income.

Referred to Committee on FINANCE, February 7 ,1995

No. 51 By Representatives TIGUE, CAWLEY, GEORGE, PESCI, LAUGHLIN, MEI.10, JAROLIN, McCALL, BELARDI, ROBERTS, SANTONI, TRELLO, PISTELLA, COLAFELLA, BUNT, MICHLOVIC, STABACK, WOZNIAK, YOUNGBLOOD.

CARONE, L. I. COHEN, ROONEY, COWZZO, MERRY, BELFANTI, HORSEY, DALEY and KELLER

An Act amending the act of April 12, 1951 (P.L.90,No.Z1), known as the Liquor Code, providing for a provisional Sunday sales permit.

Referred to Committee on LIQUOR CONTROL, February 7, 1995.

No. 52 By Representatives TIGUE, CAWLEY, GEORGE, PESCI, LAUGHLIN, MELIO, JAROLIN, McCALL, HENNESSEY, BELARDI, TRELLO, COLAFELLA, BUNT, STABACK, ROONEY, MERRY and DALEY

An Act amending the act of April 12, 1951 (P.L.90, No.21), known as the Liquor Code, further providing for sales by licensees.

Referred to Committee on LIQUOR CONTROL, F e b r u q 7, 1995.

Na 53 By Representatives GAMBLE, E. Z. TAYLOR, TRELLO, MERRY, BELARDI, FARGO, TIGUE, RAYMOND, VAN HORNE, LEH, BATTISTO, CARONE, COY, M. N. WRIGHT, McCALL, HENNESSEY, STABACK, SATHER, CORRIGAN, BROWNE, MELIO, DIGIROLAMO, LAUGHLIN, PESCI, STEELMAN, CURRY, BOSCOLA, HALUSKA, PETRARCA, WALK0 and YOUNGBLOOD

An Act amending Title 23 (Domwtic Relati~ns) ofthe Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, further providing for contempt for noncompliance with support order.

Referred to Committee on JUDICIARY, February 7 ,1995

Na 54 By Repmatatives GAMBLE, E. Z. TAYLOR, TRELLO, CIVERA, BELARDI, CLYMER, MICHLOVIC, MERRY, BELFANTI, FARGO, TIGUE, RAYMOND, McCALL, FARMER, STABACK, HENNESSEY, CORRIGAN, STERN, LAUGHLIN, PESCI, HALUSKA and YOUNGBLOOD

An Act amending the act of March 10, 1949 (P.L.30, No. 141, known as the Public Schhol Codc of 1949, further providing for the sale of unused and unnecessary lands and buildings.

Referred to Committee on EDUCATION, February 7 ,1995

N a 55 By Representatives STURLA, SCHULER, KUKOVICH, E. Z. TAYLOR, GIGLIOTTI, DALEY, CALTAGIRONE, MELIO, BISHOP, LAUGHLIN, VAN HORNE, PISTELLA, TRELLO, YOUNGBLOOD, BELFANTI, MICHLOVIC, L. I. COHEN, STABACK ITKIN, ROONEY, STEELMAN, BROWNE, CIVERA, CAPPABIANCA, CURRY, WOZNLAK and STETLER

An Act amending the act of November 22,1978 (P.L.1166, No.274), referred to as the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency Law, authorzing a crime prcvcntion and local law enforcement program; providing for financial assistance to law enforcement agencies, and establishing the Crime Prevention and Local Law Enforcement Fund.

Referred to Committee on JUDICIARY, February 7 , 1 9 9 5

468 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL - HOUSE FEBRUARY 7 Na 56 By Representatives STURLA, STRITTMATTER, TRUE,

ARMSTRONG, ROBINSON, YOUNGBLOOD, ROONEY, NAILOR, MILLER, BUXTON, DeLUCA, BATTISTO, FLICK, PISTELLA, MIHALICH, BROWN, E. Z. TAYLOR, GEIST, STABACK, CAPPABIANCA, MARSICO, LAUGHLIN, PETRARCA, WOZNIAK and STETLER

An Act amending Title 18 (Crimes and Offenses) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, providing for criminal gang activity, and making an appropriation.

Referred to Committee on JUDICIARY, February 7, 1995

Na 57 By Representatives STURLA, STRITTMATTER, TRUE, ARMSTRONG, ROBINSON, YOUNGBLOOD, ROONEY, NAILOR, MILLER, BUXTON, DeLUCA, BATTISTO, FLICK, PISTELLA, MMALICH, BROWN, E. Z. TAYLOR, GEIST, STABACK, CAPPABIANCA, MARSICO, LAUGHLIN, PETRARCA, WOZNIAK and STETLER

An Act amending Title 42 (Judiciary and Judicial Procedure) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, further providing for disposition of delinquent child; and providing for sentences for criminal gang activity.


Na 58 By Representatives COLAFELLA, TRELLO, SCHULER, M. COHEN, STABACK, COY, SANTONI, COLAIZZO, ITKIN, DALEY, DeLUCA, LAUGHLIN, TRICH, YOUNGBLOOD and BELFANTI

An Act amending Title 5 (Athletics and Sports) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, providing for the licensing of athletic agenfs, and imposing a penalty.

Referred to Committee on PROFESSIONAL LICENSURE, February 7 ,1995 .

No. 59 By Representatives STRITTMATTER, ZIMMERMAN, SCHULER, TRUE, STURLA, ARMSTRONG, IIERSHEY, BARLEY, MAITLAND, LEH, COLAIZZO, STERN, HENNESSEY, READSHAW, M. N. WRIGHT, BUNT, GODSHALL, McCALL, L. I. COHEN, ARGALL, STISH, SAYLOR, GEIST, TRELLO, RAYMOND, HERMAN, FARMER, BATTISTO, PLATTS, BLAUM, DeLUCA, E. Z. TAYLOR, J. TAYLOR, COY, SATHER, FICHTER, PETTIT, MERRY, ROBINSON, ZUG, WOGAN, FARGO and WOZNIAK

An Act amending l ~ t l c 42 (Judlclru) and Judlclal Procedure) of the Pcnns>l\anla Cunsol~dated Statute3 further orot~dlnu for the d ~ c m , ~ ~ t ~ o n of delinquent children.


No. 60 By Representatives STRITTMATTER, ZIMMERMAN, SCHULER, TRIJE, STURLA, ARMSTRONG, HERSHEY, BARLEY, MAITLAND, LEH, COLAIZ.0, STERN, HENNESSEY, READSHAW, M. N. WRIGHT, BUNT, GODSHALL, McCALL, L. I. COHEN, ARGALL, STISH, SAYLOR, GEIST, TRELLO, RAYMOND, HERMAN, FARMER, BATTISTO, PLATTS, BLAUM, DeLUCA, E. Z. TAYLOR,

J TAYLOR, SATHER, ROONEY, FICHTER, PETTIT, MERRY, TULLI, ROBERTS, BARD, COY, ROBINSON, RUBLEY, ZUG, HORSEY, WOGAN, FARGO, SERAFINI, WAUGH, WOZNIAK and B R O W w

An Act establishing a motivational boot camp program for juvenile I offendm. imwsinn wwers and duties on the Deoartment of Public Welfare

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and the Department of Health, and making an appropriation

I R e f e d to Committee on JUDICIARY, February 7.1995

No. 61 By Representatives STRITTMATTER, ZIMMERMAN, SCHULER, TRUE, STURLA, ARMSTRONG, HERSHEY, BARLEY, MAITLAND, LEH, COLAIZZO, STERN, y HENNESSEY, READSHAW, M. N. WRIGHT, BUNT, GODSHALL, McCALL, L. I. COHEN, ARGALL, STISH, SAYLOR, GEIST, TRELLO, RAYMOND, HERMAN, FARMER, BATTISTO, PLATTS, BLAUM, DeLUCA, E. Z. TAYLOR, J. TAYLOR, SATHER, ROONEY, FICHTER, PETTIT, MERRY, TULLI, ROBERTS, BARD, COY, ROBINSON, RUBLEY, ZUG, HORSEY, WOGAN, FARGO, SERAFINI, WAUGH, WOZNIAK and BROWNE

An Act amending Title 42 (Judiciary and Judicial Procedure) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, authorizing disposition of delinquent child to motivational boot camps and aftercare programs.

I Referred to Committee on JUDICIARY, February 7, 1995

No. 62 By Representatives STRITTMATTER, THOMAS, TRUE, STURLA, SCHULER, ARMSTRONG, BARLEY, ZIMMERMAN, HERSHEY, GODSHALL, EGOLF, FICHTER, L. I. COHEN, RUBLEY, CORRIGAN, WOGAN,E. Z. TAYLOR, MILLER, BATTISTO, J. TAYLOR and D. W. SNYDER

An Act amending Titles 18 (Crimes and Offenses) and 42 (Judiciary and Judicial Procedure) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, prohibiting . the possession of a firearm by persons under 18 years of age; and making conforming amendments related to juvenile offenders.

.. Referred to Committee on JUDICIARY, February 7, 1995.

No. 586 By Representatives TRELLO, FLICK, THOMAS, CARONE, PESCI, OLASZ, YOUNGBLOOD, TIGUE, HENNESSEY, ROONEY, MICHLOVIC, JAROLIN, LAUGHLIN and HORSEY

An Act providing for a certain option relating to group medical and hospitalization plans of certain institutions of higher education. w

I Referred to Committee on EDUCATION, F e b r u q 7 , 1995

Na 587 By Representatives TRELLO, GEIST, FLICK, OLASZ, PRESTON, PESCI, YOUNGBLOOD, TIGUE, BATTISTO, VAN HORNE, HENNESSEY, ROONEY, COLAFELLA, DeLUCA, JAROLIN, THOMAS, RAYMOND, FARGO, BELFANTI, LAUGHLIN and FAJT

An Act amending the act ofMay 9,1986 (P.L.165, N0.53). entitled, "An w act requiring banks and other lending institutions to notify the mortgagor when the mortgage has been paid," requiring lending institutions holding

1995 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL - HOUSE 469 mortgages for real estate to forward certain real estate tax bills, and providing for a limited penalty

Referred to Committee on COMMERCE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, February 7 ,1995 .

Na 588 By Representatives TRELLO, LEH, BELFANTI, FLICK, TIGUE, HENNESSEY, DeLUCA, PESCI, CURRY, OLASZ, STABACK, YOUNGBLOOD, PRESTON, GEIST, CORRIGAN, MICHLOVIC, JAROLIN, THOMAS, E. Z. TAYLOR, MELIO, LAUGHLIN and HALUSKA

An Act amending the act ofApril 9, 1929 (P.L. 177, No. 175), known as The Admi~sbative Codeof 1929, prohibiting workers' compensation judges from accepting certain employment within a certain period afler leaving State employment; and making editorial changes.

Referred to Committee on LABOR RELATIONS, February 7 , 1995.

No. 589 By Representat~ves TRELLO, THOMAS, FAIRCHILD, MELIO, FARMER, ITKIN, FLICK, PESCI, CURRY, WOZNIAK, OLASZ. STABACK. YOUNGBLOOD. TIGUE. BATTISTO.

No. 592 By Representatives KING, HALUSKA, LYNCH, E. Z. TAYLOR, BUNT, GEIST, MARKOSEK, PETTIT, CORNELL, CIVERA, HUTCHINSON, MAITLAND, READSHAW, TRELLO, CLARK FARMER, DeLUC.4, LAUGHLIN, Y OUNGBLOOD and MERRY

An Act amending Title 30 (Fish) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, further providing for issuance of institutional licenses.

Referred to Committee on GAME AND FISHERIES, February 7, 1995.

No. 593 By Representatives KING, KUKOVICH, M. COHEN, LYNCH, E. Z. TAYLOR, BUNT, TULLI, CAPPABIANCA, PETTIT, CORNELL, MERRY, TRELLO, HASAY, CIVERA, JOSEPHS, PETRONE, YOUNGBLOOD, CURRY, SCHULER and BELFANTI

An Act amending the act ofApnl9.1929 (P L 177, No 175), known as I hc Adm~n~stranvc Codc of 1929, providing for a public health denust within the Deparhnent of Health

Refirred to Committee on HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, ~~ - - . - - - ~ - - . . ~

MICHLOVIC, JAROLIN, CIVERA, RAYMOND, E. Z. TAYLOR, BELFANTI, LAUGFILIN, BELARDI, MERRY, HALUSKA, STERN and HORSEY

RISHOP. GEIST S T ( ~ . A GAMBLE. ~'NNESSEY. HERSHEY:

An Act amending theact ofMay 17, 1921 (P.L.682, No.284), known as The Insurance Company Law of 1921, prohibiting the raising of automobile insurance rates because of an accident where the insured is not at fault.

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Referred to Committee on INSURANCE, February 7 , 1995.

No. 590 By Representatives TRELLO, PESCI, ITKIN, STABACK, JAROLIN, GEIST, FLICK, E. Z. TAYLOR, CURRY, YOUNGBLOOD, TIGUE, BATTISTO, PRESTON, COLAFELLA, THOMAS, MELIO, LAUGHLIN, FAJT, MILLER, BELARDI, KAISER and DIGIROLAMO

An Act requlnnp warning lakls on all alcohol^; bctsragcs sold w~thln lh~c Common\\calth in rclarltrn to fetal alcohol a~ndromc

Referred to Committee on LIQUOR CONTROL, February 7 , 1995.

No. 591 By Representatives TRELLO, FAIRCHILD, PESCI, FARMER, CURRY, WOZNIAK, STABACK, YOUNGBLOOD, TIGUE, BATTISTO, GEIST, PRESTON, FLICK, BISHOP, VAN HORNE, STURLA, GAMBLE, KELLER, HERSHEY, KUKOVICH, MICHLOVIC, DeLUCA, JAROLIN, CIVERA, THOMAS, RAYMOND, E. Z. TAYLOR, MELIO, BELFANTI, LAUGHLIN, READSHAW, BELARDI, I-IALUSKA, CARONE, STERN, S U W and ITKIN

An Act amending the act of June 5,1968 (P.L.140, No.78), entitled, "An act regulating the writing, cancellation of or refusal to renew policies of automobile insurance; and imposing powers and duties on the Insurance Commissioner therefor," further prohibiting the cancellation of automobile insurance policies.

Referred to Committee on INSURANCE, February 7 ,1995

No. 594 By Representatives KING, FAIRCHILD, M. COHEN, ADOLPH, STABACK, PESCI, LYNCH, E. Z. TAYLOR, BAKER, LAWLESS, BUNT, MARKOSEK, CAPPABIANCA, FARGO, CORNELL, READSHAW, LEH, TIGUE, CIVERA, PETRONE, YOUNGBLOOD, RICHARDSON, PRESTON, VANCE and MERRY

An Act amending the act of March 4,1971 (P.L.6, NO.^), known as the Tax Reform Codc of 1971, further defining "dependent."

I Referred to Committee m FINANCE. February 7 , I 9 9 5

No. 595 By Representatives KING, CLARK, NAILOR, L U C K FAIRCHILD, COY, FLICK, CLYMER, HESS, STABACK, McGEEHAN, WAUGH, JOSEPHS, RAYMOND, PETRONE, BELFANTI, MERRY, RUBLEY, STERN, ZUG, LYNCH, BROWN, SURRA, E. Z. TAYLOR, BAKER, FLEAGLE, BUNT, TULLI, MILLER, MARKOSEK, M. N. WRIGHT, CIVERA, MUNDY, SATHER, PETTIT, CORNELL, MARSICO, MAITLAND, CURRY, HASAY, READSHAW, TRELLO, LEH and DeLUCA

An Act providing for the prevention, detection, treatment and follow-up of cases of hepatitis B among firefighters, paramedics, emergency medical technicians, ambulance attendants, first responders and law enforcement officers; and making an appropriation.

Referred to Committee on HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, February 7,1995.

I No. 596 Bv Reoresentatives KING. RUBLEY. LYNCH. E. Z. TAYLOR,~R&DSHAW, FARMER, L. I. COHEN and BELFANTI

An Act amending tho act of April 9, 1929 (P.L.343, No. 176). known as The Fiscal Code, further providing for licensing of cigarette retailers and for combination sales of cigarettes and candy.

470 LEGISLATIVE J( Referred to Committee on FINANCE, February 7, 1995.

No. 597 By Representatives KING, FARGO, CLARK, REBER, BATTISTO, NYCE, YOUNGBLOOD, CARONE, GEORGE, PESCI, MMALICH, FICHTER, LAUGHLIN, SATHER, E. Z. TAYLOR, THOMAS, VANCE, MILLER, BAKER, FAIRCHILD, STISH, HUTCHINSON, D. R. WRIGHT, TRELLO; STERN, GODSHALL, BUNT, LEH, SEMMEL, DENT, SAYLOR: CIVERA, LYNCH and JAROLIN

An Act amending Title 37 @hsto!ical and Museums) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes. further orovidinn for momration bv oublic officials - . with the ~enns~lvania S is to rich and &scum commission.

Referred to Commiltee on STATE GOVERNMENT, February 7, 1995.

Na 598 By Representatives STRITTMATTER, ZIMMERMAN, SCHULER, TRUE, STURLA, ARMSTRONG, HERSHEY, BARLEY, MAITLAND, LEH, COLAIZZO, STERN, HENNESSEY, READSHAW, M. N. WRIGHT, BUNT, GODSHALL, McCALL, L. I. COHEN, ARGALL, STISH, SAYLOR, GEIST, TRELLO, RAYMOND, HERMAN, FARMER, BATTISTO, PLATTS, BLAUM, DeLUCA, E. Z. TAYLOR, J. TAYLOR, COY, ROONEY, RUBLEY and HORSEY

An Act making an appropriation to the Juvenile Court Judges' Commission.

Refmed to Committee on APPROPRIATIONS, February 7, 1995.

No. 599 By Representatives BISHOP, FAIRCHILD, LAUGHLIN, BELFANTI, PESCI, HERMAN, TRELLO, WAUGH, MIHALICH, DeLUCA, BROWNE, TIGUE, BATTISTO, ROONEY, FAJT, ROEBUCK, KENNEY and BELARDI

An Act amending Title 42 (Judiciary and Judicial Procedure) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, further providing for law enforcement records.

Refemed to Committee on JUDICIARY, Februaty 7,1995.

No. 600 By Representatives ZIMMERMAN, LLOYD, BUNT, HERSHEY, MILLER, MAITLAND, KREBS, SEMMEL, B. SMITH, ARMSTRONG, ARGALL, FARGO, GODSHALL, FAIRCHILD, HENNESSEY, TRUE, HERMAN, SAYLOR, GEIST, TRELLO, RAYMOND, KENNEY, BARLEY, E. Z. TAYLOR, CLYMER, WAUGH, EGOLF, BAKER and STERN

An Act providing for the protection and assurance of animal health, providing for the safety and quality of foods of animal origin; providing for the prevention and control of animal diseases that may threaten human health, providmg for research, diagnostic and epidemiologic investigation of animal diseases; providing for indemnification of industry losses stemming from Department of Agriculture regulatory action; providing for the promotion of desirable management practices for production, keeping and use of domestic animals, imposing penalties; providing for remedies, imposing powers and duties on the Department of Agriculture; and making repeals.

JRNAL - HOUSE FEBRUARY 7 Referred to Committee on AGRICULTURE AND RURAL

AFFAIRS, February 7,1995.

No. 601 By Representatives E. Z. TAYLOR, L. I. COHEN, J MILLER, TIGUE, LAUGHLIN, VANCE, MUNDY, PLATTS, J. TAYLOR, HORSEY, SCHULER, HALUSKA, YOUNGBLOOD, CLARK, SEMMEL, KUKOVICH, CLYMER, HENNESSEY, NAILOR, MICHLOVIC, WAUGH, SCHRODER, ADOLPH, TRUE, RAYMOND, BELFANTI, MARSICO, KING, HESS, KELLER, RICHARDSON, CURRY, BUNT, FLEAGLE, FICHTER, STEELMAN, COY, GEORGE, PITTS, COLAIZZO, I-IERMAN, SATHER, STERN, MELIO, JOSEPHS, RUBLEY, PETTIT, MANDERINO, CIVERA, BATTISTO, ROONEY, TRELLO, LYNCH, GEIST, FAJT and STABACK W

An Act amending the act of September 9, 1965 (P.L.497, No.251), known as the Newborn Child Testing Act, further providing for newborn child screening andlor testing.

Ref& to Commiltee on HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, February 7, 1995.

No. 602 By Representatives MICOZZIE, BUXTON, . COLAFELLA, TIGUE, VAN HORNE, YOUNGBLOOD, TRELLO, GIGLIOTTI, PISTELLA, SERAFINI, DeLUCA, WASHINGTON, BELFANTI, CAPPABIANCA, ADOLPH and CIVERA $-

An Act amending the ad ofMay 17,1921 (P.L.682, No.284), known as The Insurance Company Law of 1921, further providing for financial requirements, for agents, for prohibition of commissions and other considerations, for rate filing, for making of rates and for penalties; and providing for wnditions with respcct to escrow, closing and selilement S ~ M C C S and title indemnification accounts and for division of fees.

R e f e d to Committee on INSURANCE, February 7, 1995.

No. 603 By Representatives CLYMER, PESCI, FICHTER, ' E. Z. TAYLOR, SATHER, McCALL, HERMAN, TRELLO, STERN, SERAFINI, YOUNGBLOOD, SAYLOR and CIVERA

,- Anhiamending Title 75 (Vehicles) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated

Statutes, requiring side reflectors on horsedrawn vehicles.


No. 604 By Representatives BOYES, GEIST, HESS, MERRY, WAUGH, PETRONE, FARMER, McCALL, TIGUE, CLARK, CURRY, HENNESSEY, HERSHEY, SCRIMENTI, LYNCH, VAN HORNE, TRELLO, STABACK, PESCI, YOUNGBLOOD, D. R. WRIGHT, CLYMER, GEORGE, MILLER, WOZNIAK, ITKIN, RAYMOND, WOGAN, NYCE, DeLUCA, MARKOSEK, CIVERA, PETTIT, L. I. COHEN, EGOLF, STEIL, FLICK, DIGIROLAMO, STEELMAN, SEMMEL, J. TAYLOR, CAPPABIANCA and SURRA

An Act amending Title 75 (Vehicles) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, further providing for the temporeq suspension of financial responsibility under certain conditions. J


1995 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL - HOUSE 471 No. 605 By Representatives BOYES, BUNT, CAPPABIANCA,

SCRIMENTI, KREBS, CARONE, MASLAND, FAIRCHILD, FAKMER, CORRIGAN, PLATTS, BLAUM, CURRY, DRUCE, STEIL, LEH and MERRY

A Joint Resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, reducing the size of the General Assembly.

Referred to Committee on STATE GOVERNMENT, February 7, 1995.

No. 606 By Representatives BOYES, CLARK, MANDERINO, MELIO, D. R. WRIGHT, E. Z. TAYLOR, TIGUE, OLASZ, TRELLO, PESCI, RAYMOND, DeLUCA, MICHLOVIC, YOUNGBLOOD, TRICK M. N. WRIGHT, COWELL, B R O W , STERN, MERRY, SEMMEL, CIVERA, SAYLOR and CAPPABIANCA

An Act amending the act ofMay 17, 1921 (P.L.682, No.284), known as The Insurance Company Law of 1921, providing for the coordination of certain health benefits.


No. 607 By Representatives BOYES, THOMAS, EGOLF, PETRONE, HENNESSEY, TRELLO, YOIJNGBLOOD, ROBERTS and DALEY

An Act amending the act ofApril 12, 1951 (P.L.90, No.21), known as the Liquor Code, further providing for licenses issued in resort areas.


No. 608 By Representatives BOYES, THOMAS, EGOLF, PETRONE, IENNESSEY, TRELLO, YOUNGBLOOD, MICHLOVIC, JOSEPHS and DALEY

An Act amending the act of April 12, 1951 (P.L.90, No.21), known as the Liquor Code, further providing for license transfers.


No. 609 By Representatives BOYES, NICKOL, SCRIMENTI, WAUGK PETRONE, KUKOVICH, FARMER, NAILOR, TIGUE, CONTI, LEWANSKY, MANDERINO, FAIRCHILD, MASLAND, HERMAN, CURRY, HENNESSEY, LYNCH, RUDY, RUBLEY, GANNON, GEORGE, RAYMOND, WOGAN, PRESTON, FICHTER, NYCE, MICHLOVIC, KING, M. N. WRIGHT, MAITLAND, EGOLF, B R O W , BOSCOLA, JOSEPHS, DENT, TULLI, CARONE, STEELMAN, S E W L , PLATTS, J. TAYLOR and CAPPABIANCA

An Act amending the act of June 3, 1937 (P.L.1333, No.320), known as the Pennsylvania Election Code, requiring additional registration informatiall from political action committees.

Referred to Committee on STA'I'E GOVERNMENT, February 7, 1995.

HOUSE RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED AND REFERRED

No. 47 By Representatives LYNCK GEIST, SATHER, FARMER, SCHRODER, RUBLEY, ARMSTRONG, REINARD and BELFANTI

A Resolution amending House Rule 76.

Referred to Committee on RULES, February 7, 1995

No. 48 By Representatives BLAUM, ITKIN, VEON, McCALL, MUNDY, COY, BELFANTI, TIGUE, JOSEPHS, BISHOP, STURLA, LAUGHLIN, ROONEY, STABACK, STEELMAN, TRELLO, PISTELLA, SCRIMENTI, BATTISTO, YOUNGBLOOD, GODSHALL, ARMSTRONG and J. TAYLOR

A Resolution directing the Legislative Budget and Finance Committee to conduct a comprehensive study evaluating existing juvenile programming available across this Commonwealth and to make recommendations to the House of Representatives.

Referred to Committee on RULES, February 7 , 1 9 9 5

GUESTS INTRODUCED

The SPEAKER. The Chair welcomes to the hall of the House Ms. Wendy Schmidt, who is sitting in the well of the House, here today as a guest of Representative Jess Stairs. Wendy's parents, Jim and Twila Schmidt, are jn the balcony. b'il1 the Schmidt family kindly rise?

BILL REPORTED FROM COMMITTEE, CONSIDERED FIRST TIME, AND TABLED

HB 568, PN 601 By Rep. CLYMER

An Act amending the act of June 25,1982 (P.L.633, No.l8l), known as the Regulatory Review Act, reenacted and amended June 30, 1989 (P.L.73, No.19), providing for cconomic impact statements.

STATE GOVERNMENT

BILL REMOVED FROM TABLE

The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the majority leader, Mr. Perzel.

Mr. PERZEL. Mr. Speaker, I move that HB 213, PN 620, be removed from the table to the active calendar.

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

COMMUNICATION

LOBBYIST LIST PRESENTED

The SPEAKER. The Chair acknowledges receipt 6om Mark Conigan, Secretary of the Senate, and John Zubeck, the Chief Clerk

472 LEGISLATIVE J( of the House, of a list provided in compliance with the Lobbying Registration and Regulation Act, which is lodged with the Chief Clerk's Office. It is a list of the registered lobbyists.

The following communication was submitted:

Senate of Pennsylvania

To the Honorable, the Senate of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

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

hcomphcc u~thAc1No 712 ofthc 1961 Scvslon and Act No 212 ofthc 1976 Scwon ofthc(icncra1 Assemblv tlilcd the "Lobbs~nu Kea~olrauon and . - - Regulation Act," we herewith jointly present a list containing the names and addre- ofthe persons who have registered from January 1,1995 through January31,1995 inclusive, for the 179th Session of the General Assembly. This list also contains the names and addresses of the organizations represented by these registrants.

Respectfully submitted: Mark R. Corrigan, Secretary Senate of Pennsylvania

John J. Zubeck, Chief Clerk House of Representatives

(For list, see Appendix.)

FILMING PERMISSION

The SPEAKER. The Chair advises the members that the Chair has ~ v e n permission to John Zeedick of the Associated Press to take sfill photography on the floor of the House today, February 7, 1995, covering Representatives Habay and Walko.

RECESS

The SPEAKER. The House will he temporarily at recess.

The Chair has given permission to the photographer to take photographs of the two members in the center aisle, which is out of the ordinary, but I have granted that permission because we are in recess.

The Chair is advised that the members of the Democratic Caucu! will return to the flwr in 10 minutes. The Chair will declare a recess for an additional 10 minutes.

AFTER RECESS


The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the gentleman Mr. Richardson. Can the gentleman advise me if the Democral caucus has concluded?

The gentleman, Mr. kchardson, asks for recognition.

RNAL - HOUSE FEBRUARY 7 Mr. RICHARDSON. Thank you very much, Mr. Speaker. It is my understanding that they are just about completed,

ylr. Speaker, and will be here in a few moments. The SPEAKER. The Chair thanks the gentleman. W

CALENDAR

BILLS ON SECOND CONSIDERATION

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

The House proceeded to second consideration of HB 368, PN 171, entitled:

An Act q d n g the act of May 16, 1951 (P.L.300, No.60). entitled, as . mended, "An act authorizing certain counties to establish fire training ~chools for the paid and volunteer firemen of municipalities within the munty." .

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

BILL RECOMMITTED

The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the majority leader. Mr. PERZEL. Mr. Speaker, I move that &G3 368 be recommitted

o the Committee on Appropriations.


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

BILL ON THIRD CONSIDERATION

The House proceeded to h r d consideration of HB 4, PN 148, sntitled:

An Act provid'lng for a review process for filings with the Department of Environmental Resources.

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

1995 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL - HOUSE 473

BILL RECOMMITTED

The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the majority leader. Mr. PEWEL. Mr. Speaker, I move that HB 4 be recommitted to

the Committee on Appropriations.

On the question, Will the House agree to the motion7 Motion was agreed to.

SUPPLEMENTAL CALENDAR A

BILL ON SECOND CONSIDERATION

The House proceeded to second consideration of HB 213, PN 620, entitled:

An Act amending Title 75 (Vehicles) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, providing for a speed limit of 65 miles per hour on N I ~ I interstate highways.

On the question, Will the House agree to the hill on second consideration 7

BILL RECOMMITTED

The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the majority leader. Mr. PERZEL ME Speaker, I move that HB 2 13 be recommitted

to the Committee on Appropriations.


MASTER ROLL CALL

The SPEAKER. 'The Chair turns to the taking of the master roll call. The members will proceed to vote on the master roll call.

The following roll call was recorded:

Adolph Allen &gall -0%

Baker Bard Barley Battisto Bcbko-Jones Belardi Belfanti Blrmelin Blaum Boecola Boyea Brown Browne Bunt Butkovitl Buaon

Fairchlld Fajt Fargo F m e r Feese Fichter Fleagle Flick Gamble Cannon Geist George Giglioni Gladeck Godshall Gordner Oruitza ~ P P O Habay Haluska

Maitland Major Manderlno Markosek Marsico Masland Mayemik McCall McGeehan McGill Melio Mnry Michlavic Micozzie Mihalich Miller Mundy Nailm Nickol Nyce

Saylor S c h d e r Schuler S-enti S m e l Serdmi Shaner Sheehan Smith B. Smith, S. H. Snyder, D. W. Staback Stain Steelman Steil Stem Stetler Stish Strimnatter Sturla

Caltagimne Cappabianca Cam Carone Cawley Chsdwick Civera Clark Cl,"ner c o h q L. I. Cohm M. Colafella Conti Comcll corpora corng- Cowell COY cuny Daley DcLusa Dempsey Dent Dermody De Wecsc DiGirolamo Donamxi Dmce Dumam Egow E v a

H m a Hamart Hasay Hmesssy H~rman

H b e ~ Hcas Homey Hutchkm ltLin Jadlowicc Jamss Jarolin Jwh. Kaiaa Kellcr K-ey King Kirkland Krebs Kukovich LaOrotfa Lau$,lin Lawlcrs Lsdcrn Lch Lescovitl Lc*ky Lloyd Lcyk LF*

O'Brim Oliver Pesrcl Pmci Pcharoa Pdrone Patit Phillips Picools Pistalla Pith PI& RcstMI Ramos Raymond ReadPhaw Reba Reinard R i o W n Rieger R o b m Robinsan Roebuck Rober R-Y Rubley Rudy S a k i 0 Santani Sather

NOT VOTING4

Bishop Colabzo O l a

S u m Tangrati Taylor, E. Z. Taylor, J. nanas T i p e Travaglio Trallo T"ch TNC Tulli Vane V a Hools Vcon Vitali Walko Washington wau* Williams wogan wozniak Wright, D. R Wright, M. N. Yewcic Youngblwd Zimmerman zug

ELECTION OF CHIEF CLERK

The SPEAKER. Pursuant to Act 104 of 1979, the Bipartisan Management Committee has unanimously selected Ted Mazia as the Chief Clerk of the House. Ths act also provides that the Bipartisan Management Committee's nominee must he confmed by a two-thirds vote of the House.

On the question of confirmation of Ted Mazia as Chief Clerk of this House, the Chair recogiuzes the majority leader, Mr. Perzel.

Mr. PERZEL. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, I rise to enthusiastically support and endorse the

nomination of Ted Mazia to be our next Chief Clerk. I can think of no person inside or outside of t h~s House who understands the workings of this institution better than Ted. I believe it is important that ow Chef Clerkknow how this House works h m the top to the bottom.

Since his discharge from the Air Force in 1969, Ted has built an impressive career in this House. He has the credentials and the temperament for the position, and more importantly, he has the respect of his colleagues throughout this House of Representatives. I am confident that Ted Mazia will serve the House very well for , many, many years to come.

I wish to offer my congratulations to Ted and his family and ask for an affvmative vote, Mr. Speaker.

The SPEAKER. The Chair thanks the gentleman and recognizes the gentleman, Mr. DeWeese.

non&ation. Thank you. The SPEAKER. The Chair thanks the gentleman. The question before the House is the election of the Chief Clerk.

Those voting in favor of the election of Ted Mazia will vote "aye"; those opposed, "no."

474 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL - HOUSE FEBRUARY 7

The following roll call was recorded:

Mr. DeWEESE. Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Mazia, Mr. Speaker: Ted has evinced an unquenchable love for the General Assembly and he has bewme habituated to all of the challenges and nuances of the job. He has been a noncommissioned officer who has worked h s way through the ranks, and I am proud at this moment to second the

Adolph Allm

-g Baker Bard Barley Batlist0 Bebko-Jms Belardi &Ifanti Birmelin BInum Bwcola BOYS Brown Bmwne Bunt Bulkovitz

EXCUSED-3

B*w Colaiuo Olsre d

Buxtcm Caltapirone Cappsbianca Cam carone Cawley Chdwick Civera Clark C l p e I Cohm L. I. Cohm M. Colafella Conti Cornell Corpora Carrigan Cowell COY curry Daley DeLuca ~ P S Y Dent Dermody DeWeese DiGirolamo Donatucci' DNCC hmam Egolf EVsns

Fairchild Fajt Fargo Fanner Fecse Fichter Flcaglc Flick Gamble Garmon Geist George Gigliotti Gladeck Godshall Gordner Gtuitza GrupPo Habay

Maitlad Major Madmno Markonek M a r s i ~ Masland Mayrmik McCall McGeehan McGill Melio Mmy Michlovif Micoeie Mihalich Miller Mundy Nailor Nickol

Hal& NYE H m a O'Brien Harhart Oliver Hasay Pcnel Hmnea~cy Pesci Herman Pctrarca Hnshey Petrone Hew Penit Honey Phillips H u t c b o n Piccola Itkin Pisiella Jadlowiec Pi& Jamcs Platts Jarorin Preston Jossphs Ramos K a h Raymond Koller Readshaw Kenney Reber King Reinard lOrldand Richardson Kmbs Rieger Kukovich Roberts La(hottz Robinson Laughlin Roebuck Lawless Rohrer W e r Rwney Leh Rubley Lesoovilz Rudy Lev&.mky Sainato Lloyd Santoni b c y k Satha Lynch

NOT VOTING4

Saylor Schroder Schuls Srrimmli Snnmel Ser& Shaner Sheehan Smi* B. Smith, S. H. Snyder, D. W. Staback S t a h Steelman Steil Stem Stctler Stish Striamatter Sturla S w a Tangrati Taylor, E. Z. Taylor, J. Tho- Tigue Travaglio Trello T"ch True Tulli vmce Van Home vmn Vhl i W a k o Washington Wmgh Williams wogan Wormak Wrighf D. R Wright, M. N Yewcic Youngblood Zimmerman zug

RYW Speaker

The SPEAKER. It is not official until I announce it now, Ted. On the question, the "yeas" are 200; the "nays," zero. More than

the requdtwo-thirds majority having voted in the affirmative, Ted Mazia is elected Chief Clerk with the premature congratulations of this entue hall and my present congratulations.

OATH OF OFFICE ADMINISTERED TO CHIEF CLERK 'J

The SPEAKER. At this time I would l i e to invite Ted, his wife, Holly, and their daughter to come to the podium for the purpose of administering the oath of office to him.

All right, Ted, put your left band on the Bible and raise your right hand and repeat after me.

I, Ted Mazia, do solemnly swear that 1 will supporl, obey, and defend the Constitution of the United States and the Constitution of this Commonwealth, and that I will discharge the duties of my office ' with fidelity.

(Mr. Mazia asserted oath.) * The SPEAKER. That is it. Congratulations

I REMARKS BY SPEAKER

The SPEAKER. As events go in the House of Representatives, this is an event that is as important or perhaps more important than the election of Speaker every other year. This is an event that elects the man or woman who is going to run this great institution we h o w as the House of Representatives.

For the past 15 years-and I am saying that quickly, John-the House of Representatives was under the strong, sure hand of John Zubeck, and he did a wonderful job. He, too, was a professional, r

as Ted is a professional, having risen from the ranks. I h e w Ted when he arrived here and watched over the years as

he ascended to the present position that he holds prior to this one. John P m l , the majority leader, took the words &om my mouth that 1 had already witten down, following his path for the past 26 years, and it is a path that you can be proud of. It was a path that was designed by the people, like Jack Seltzer, who designed the BipdsanManagement Committee and what it meant. It was a place where support and promotion l?om within of professionals, a group ofpmfessionals, hopefully would take place, and I could not be more proud than I am this day to see you become the Chief Clerk of this House.

REMARKS BY CHIEF CLERK

The SPEAKER. At tlus time I would ask you to make the appropriateremruks. Ifyou get tongue-tied, you can always ask your wife to take over. J

The CHEF CLERK. She would not have any problem with that.

1995 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL - HOUSE 475 In 1969 I started w o h g for this honorable institution. I met a lot

of wonderful people who have guided me along the way, but none as hei~ful as o w current leaders hi^.

Speaker Matthew Ryan; Majority Leader John Penel; the Democratic leader, Bill DeWeese; the majority whip, John Barley; the Democratic whip, Ivan Itkin, thank you for giving me the opportunity of my life.

My thanks and appreciation also to all the members of the House of Representatives, and to the former Chief Clerk, the man who set the standard for this ofice, my coworker and Fnend, John Zuheck.

My wife, Holly, my daughter, Amy, thank you for the years of support and understanding, and to my friends and coworkers, thank you for making this one of the most memorable days of my life.

kgh t now I feel like the main character kom the movie "Rudy." He was h m a small steel town and his dream was to play football at Notre Dame. I am from a small steel town in western Pennsylvania, and here I am, living my dream.

To all ofyou, I pledge to serve the House of Representatives with

HOUSE BILLS INTRODUCED AND REFERRED

Na 610 By RepresentativesMELIO, E. Z. TAYLOR, BELARDI, HERMAN, TIGUE, GEIST, GIGLIOTTI, DALEY, PESCI, LAUGHLIN, CORRIGAN, HENNESSEY, TRELLO, BATTISTO, L. I. COHEN, JOSEPHS and CIVERA

An Act amending Titlc 23 (Darnosiic Relations) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, providing for distribution of certain health information.


No. 611 By Representatives MELIO, CLARK, STABACK CURRY, TIGUE, GIGLIOTTI, PESCI, LAUGHLIN, TRELLO, PETRARCA, CIVERA and SAYLOR

follow

honor and integrity. Now let us get hack to work. Thank you. The SPEAKER. Before we get back to work, we have a small

reception planned in the majority caucus room for Ted and the members and members of the staff and friends of Ted. It is, I believe, a ded-lypereception, but I am really not sure, hut in any event, go on down to the majority caucus room and the members will shortly

The Chair recognizes the majority leader, Mr. Perzel. Mr. PERZEL. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I would suggest that we take a recess for an hour to enjoy that

buffet downstairs.

An Act amending the act of July 28, 1988 (P.L.556, No.lOl), known as the Municipal Waste Planning, Recycling and Waste Reduction Act, providing for surcharges for cnZain out-of-State

to Committee on ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES AND ENERGY, February 7,1995.

Na 612 By Representatives MELIO, CLARK, TIGUE, GIGLIOTTI, PESCI, SATHER, LAUGHLIN, MERRY, TRELLO and CIVERA

An Act amending Title 75 (Vehicles) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, further pmviding for Class C licenses.

RECESS

The W%KER. Does the minority leader have any fUrther business prior to the break ?

The SPEAKER. Hearing none, this House will stand in recess until 1 :45.


AFTER RECESS


The SPEAKER. Does the majority leader or minority leader have any further business &the regular session at t h ~ s time?

RECESS

The SPEAKER. Hearing none, the regular session will stand in recess to the call of the Chair.

AFTER RECESS

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

I Na 613 By Representatives MELIO, GIGLIOTTI, LAUGHLIN and TRELLO

An Actamending the act of March 10, 1949 (F.L.30, No.14), known as the Public School Cade of 1949, further providing for taxation by second, third and fourth class school districts.

Referred to Committee on EDUCATION, February 7, 1995

No. 614 By Representatives MELIO, GIGLIOTTI, PESCI, LAUGHLIN, TRELLO, YOUNGBLOOD and CIVERA

An Act amending Title 30 (Fish) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, providing for the titling of marine equipment; further providing for registration of boats; and imposing penalties.

Ref& to Committee on GAME AND FISHERIES, February 7, 1995.

I No. 615 By Representatives MELIO, GIGLIOTTI, PESCI. LAUGHLIN, ?ORRIGAN, TRELLO, YOUNGBLOOD, BATTISTO, L. 1. COHEN and CIVERA

An Act amending Title 18 (Crimes and Offenses) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, further providing for purchase, consumption,

476 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL - HOUSE FEBRUARY 7 possession or transportation of alcohol by c e h n persons and for possession Referred to Committee on TRANSPORTATION, February 7, of false identification to obtain alcohol. I 1995.

Referred to Committee on JUDICIARY, February 7,1995.

No. 616 By Representatives MELIO, VAN HORNE, BELARDI, GIGLIOTTI, DALEY, PESCI, HERSHEY, LAUGHLIN, CORRIGAN, TRELLO, YOUNGBLOOD, BATTISTO, STEELMAN and CIVERA

An Act requiring the Department of Environmental Resources to conduct a waste tire recycling and reuse study; and imposing a surcharge.

Referred to Committee on ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES AND ENERGY, February 7,1995.

No. 617 By Representatives MELIO, VAN HORNE, CLARK, STABACK, HERMAN, TIGUE, GIGLIOTTI, LAUGHLIN, TRELLO, STEELMAN and DeLUCA

AnAct for a Statewide referendum on the question of whether the Constitution of Pennsylvania should be amended to provide for Statewide initiative and referendum.

RefaTed to Committee on STATE GOVERNMENT, February 7, 1995. I No. 618 By Representatives MELIO, GIGLIOTTI, PESCI,

LAUGHLIN, CORRIGAN and TRELLO

An Act prohibiting the release of certain prisoners unless a court order requires otherwise.

Referred to Committee on JUDICIARY, February 7,1995. I No. 619 By Representatives MELIO, CURRY, STABACK,

GIGLIOTTI, PESCI, LAUGHLIN, TRELLO and YOUNGBLOOD

No. 622 By Representatives MELIO, GIGLIOTTI, P E S C 1 . d LAUGHLIN, CORRIGAN, TRELLO and YOUNGBLOOD

An Act amending Title 30 (Fish) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, providing for pmonal watercraft safety; providing for the successful completion of a personal watercraft education course and far other requirements for the operation of personal watercraft; providing for additional duties of the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission; and providing for enforcement and penalties.

RefaTed to Committee on GAME AND FISHERIES, February 7, 1995. "rr

No. 623 By Representatives MELIO, VAN HORNE, CURRY, E. Z. TAYLOR, STABACK, GEIST, GIGLIOTTI, PESCI, SATHER, LAUGHLIN, CORRIGAN, TRELLO, BATTISTO, L. I. COHEN, PETRARcA, SAYLOR and DeLUCA

An Act amending the act of July 9, 1976 (P.L.919, No.l70), entitled "An act pmvidmg forthe approval or disapproval of applications for a permit , relating to the construction or maintenance of improvements to real estate," further providing for fees for building permits. .

Referred to Committee on LOCAL GOVERNMENT, February 7, 1995.

No. 624 By Representatives MELIO, TIGUE, GIGLIOTTI, LAUGHLIN, TRELLO, CARN and DeLUCA

An Act amending the act of September 2, 1961 (P.L.1232, No.540). known as the ~ o d e l ~ c t for the ~igulation of Credit Life Insurance and Crcdit Accident and Health Insurance, providing for age provision for credit life insurance on motor vehicles. .


An Act amending Title 75 (Vehicles) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, further providing for the use of hazard signal lamps. I Na 625 By Representatives MELIO, GIGLIOTTI, LAUGHLIN .

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No. 620 By Representatives MELIO, GIGLIOTTI, LAUGHLIN, TRELLO and L. I. COHEN

AnAct amending theact of July 23, 1970 (T.L.563, No.195), known as thehblicEmploye Relations Act, prohibiting strikes during the school year by employees providing transportation senices for students.

Referred to Committee on EDUCATION, February 7, 1995.

No. 621 By Representatives MELIO, E. Z. TAYLOR, GIGLIOTTI, PESCI, SATHER, LAUGHLIN, MERRY, TRELLO and YOUNGBLOOD

An Act amending Title 75 (Vehicles) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, further providing for suspension for refusal to submit to chemical testing.

An Act amending the act of July 28, 1988 (P.L.556, No.lOl), known as the Municipal Waste Planning, Recycling and Waste Reduction Act, increasing the host municipality benefit fee.

Refmed to Committee on ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES AND ENERGY, February 7, 1995.

w No. 626 By Representatives MELIO, VAN HORNE, CURRY,

TIGUE, GIGLIOTTI, PESCI, LAUGHLIN and TRELLO

An Act amending the act of June 24,1931 (P.L.1206, No.331), known as The First Class Township Code, further providing for ordinances and resolutions by boards of commissioners.

Referred to Committee on LOCAL GOVERNMENT, February 7, 1995.

r, No. 627 By Representatives MELIO, TIGUE, GIGLIOTTI,

PESCI, LAUGHLIN and TRELLO

HOUSE An Act amendingthe act of July 31,1968 (P.L.805, No.247), known a!

the Pennsylvania Municipalities Planning Code, further providing fo~ publication, advertisement and availability of subdivision, land developmen. and zoning ordinances and amendments.

Referred to Committee on LOCAL GOVERNMENT, February 7 1995.

No. 628 By Representatives MZLIO, GIGLIOTTI, LAUGHLIN TRELLO and YOUNGBLOOD

An Act amending Title 30 (Fish) of the Pennsylvania Consolidatec Statutes, providing for boating education.

Referred to Committee on GAME AND FISHERIES, February 7, 1995.

No. 629 By Representatives MELIO, CLARK, TIGUE GIGLIOTTI, DALEY, PESCI, SATHER, LAUGHLIN CORRIGAN, TRELLO and YOUNGBLOOD

An Act amcndrng lhcact ofJune 18. 1974 { I ' I 359, No I'll), rcfencc to th0 M~ni~tpal I'ol~u. lkiucallon and I ralnina Law. iunhcr ~rtlvldlna lo1 powers and duties of the Municipal Police officers' ducat ion A d ~ r & i n @ Commission.

Referred to Committee on LOCAL GOVERNMENT, February 7: 1995.

No. 630 By Representatives KING, DEMPSEY, GANNON, E. Z. TAYLOR, FARGO, FICHTER, LYNCH, MERRY, FARMER, STERN, KUKOVICH, BAKER, BELFANTI, ALLEN, HERSHEY, GORDNER, CLARK, STISH, SEMMEL, TRUE, BATTISTO, EGOLF, TRELLO, NYCE, HARHART, MELIO and OLASZ

An Act amending the act of May 17, 1921 (P.L.682, No.284), known as The Insurance Company Law of 1921, providing for nondiscrimination in rural patient access to providers of health care benefit plans.

Referred to Committee on INSURANCE, February 7, 1995

No. 631 By Representatives PITTS, GEORGE, LEH, TIGUE, LYNCH, FAFWER, FAIRCHILD, MILLER, SATHER, WAUGH, BLRMELIN, STABACK, CLYMER, NAILOR, TRUE, RAYMOND, BROWN, HENNESSEY, NICKOL, CARONE, FICHTER, MAITLAND, BARLEY, DEMPSEY, WOGAN, MELIO, BAKER, HERSHEY, HUTCHINSON, SEMMEL, L. I. COIGN, VANCE, CIVERA, D. W. SNYDER, STERN, PHILLIPS, STISH, FARGO, PETTIT, COLAFELLA, ZUG, SCHRODER, E. Z. TAYLOR, BATTISTO, GEIST, KING, TRELLO, NYCE, GODSHALI., BOYES, HASAY, CAPPABIANCA, SERAFINI and ROHRER

An Act amending the act of June 3, 1937 (P.L.1333, No.320), known as the Pennsylvania Election Code, requiring certain ballot questions to contain fiscal information.

Referred Committee on STATE GOVERNMENT, February 7, 1995.

No. 632 By Representatives PITTS, STABACK, LEH, FAJT, DENT, COLAIZZO, FAIRCHILD, GEIST, SATHER, TIGUE, FLICK, RUBLEY, MICHLOVIC, NAILOR, ADOLPH, RAYMOND, L. I. COHEN, KELLER, CLARK, HASAY, MUNDY, ROHRER, BAKER, HERMAN, STISH, McCALL, FARGO, HENNESSEY, DALEY, BELFANTI, B. SMITH, KING, TRELLO, BATTISTO, MARSICO, ROONEY, EGOLF, SCHRODER, M. N. WRIGHT, E. Z. TAYLOR, VANCE, SCHULER, MAITLAND, HALUSKA, READSHAW, BUNT, FLEAGLE, BOYES, STERN, S. H. SMITH, ARGALL, MARKOSEK, MILLER, LAWLESS, WOGAN, MELIO, HERSHEY, HUTCHINSON, LAUGHLIN, BROWN, CLYMER and CIVERA

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An Act amending Title 18 (Crimes and Offenses) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, further providing for assault by prisoner.

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No. 633 By Representatives PITTS, LAUGHLIN, NAILOR, STABACK, FARMER, FAIRCHILD, GEIST, LEH, CLYMER, TRUE, RAYMOND, STEELMAN, BROWN, HENNESSEY, HESS, STERN, STISH, PETTIT, E. Z. TAYLOR, BATTISTO, MARSICO, ALLEN, KING, EGOLF, SCHULER, GIGLIOTTI, TREUO, HERSHEY, HUTCHINSON, SEMMEL, L. I. COHEN, CIVERA, D. W. SNYDER, TULLI, BUNT, FLEAGLE, FICHTER, COLAIZZO, DEMPSEY, MELIO, GODSHALL, CLARK, MUNDY, SERAFINI and ROHRER

An Act providing for substance abuse testing, for a cause of action and for penalties; and wnfening powers and duties on the Department of Health.


No. 634 By Representatives PITTS, JOSEPHS, NICKOL, COLAIZZO, LYNCH, GEIST, LEH, STABACK, NAILOR, RAYMOND, BROWN, PETRARCA, ITKIN, HESS, SATHER, CIVERA, BARD, MAITLAND, READSHAW, BUNT, FICHTER, STERN, MILLER, MELIO, HERSHEY, LAUGHLIN, TRAVAGLIO, SEMMEL, L. I. COHEN, CLYMER, BELFANTI, B. SMITH, BAKER, STISH, PETTIT, WAUGH, M. N. WRIGHT, E. Z. TAYLOR, KING, TRELLO, BATTISTO, MARSICO, ROONEY, TIGUE and ROHRER

An Act amending Title 75 (Vehicles) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, further providing for notification of the department by registrants and operators of changes in addresses

Referred to Committee on TRANSPORTATION, Febtuary 7, 1995.

No. 635 By Representatives BROWN, PITTS, DEMPSEY, SATHER, WAUGH, ROHRER, NAILOR, FLEAGLE, GEIST, REBER, CLARK, JAROLIN, McCALL, PHILLIPS, HUTCHINSON, MICOZZIE, LYNCH, FICHTER, MARSICO, HESS, KING, COWELL, STABACK, WOGAN, STAIRS, DeLUCh PESCI, LEY PETTIT, ROBERTS, MILLER, CLYMER, E. Z. TAYLOR, SCHRODER, CORNELL, HALUSKA, SHANER, TRUE, COY, TRELLO, OLASZ, BAKER, LUCYK, CIVERA, FEESE, ARGALL, M. N. WRIGHT, J. TAYLOR, STERN,

478 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL - HOUSE FEBRUARY 7

I L. I. COHEN, FAIRCHILD, ARMSTRONG, ZUG, McGEEHAN, Referred to Committee on FINANCE, February 7,1995. DEWEESE, THOMAS, DeLUCA, BEBKO-JONES, HERMAN,

RAYMOND, FAIRCHILD, RUDY, ROONEY, BOYES, FARMER, COLAFELLA, ZUG, L. 1. COHEN, SCHULER, FARGO, LAUGHLIN, EGOLF, BROWNE, ARMSTRONG, KAISER, STRITTMATTER, MERRY, B. SMITH, ADOLPH, BOSCOLA, PETRARCA and SEMMEL

An Act amendmg the act of March 4,1971 (P.L.6, No.21, known as the Tax Reform Code of 1971, further providing for exclusions from the sales and use tax.

No. 640 By Representatives YOUNGBLOOD, BELARDI, WAUGH, RUBLEY, JADLOWIEC, FAJT, DERMODY, ROBINSON, BAKER, COY, TIGUE, KING, TRUE, ROONEY, PESCI, PISTELLA, MANDERINO, STABACK, VEON, 4 D. R. WRIGHT, B. SMITH, E. Z. TAYLOR, HESS, GEIST, DEMPSEY, MELIO, COLAFELLA, SANTONI, WOGAN, BISHOP, WASHINGTON, CARN, PHILLIPS, ROBERTS, STURLA, SAYLOR, M. N. WRIGHT, TRELLO, O'BRIEN, LUCYK, LEDERER, RUDY, LYNCH, TANGRETTI,

An Act amending Title 18 (Crimes and Offenses) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, further providing for tines for violating certain governmental rules on State property.

No. 636 By Representatives BROWN, JAROLIN, FLEAGLE, PESCI, WOZNIAK, TRUE, SAYLOR, TRELLO, MAITLAND, CIVERA, WAUGH and CARONE

Referred to Committee on STATE GOVERNMENT, February 7, 1995.

DONATUCCI, CURRY, GEORGE, HUTCHINSON, GORDNER, D ~ L E Y , s C m E ~ , MUGWIN, WOZNIAK, KE-Y, HALUSKA, CORNGAN, S u m , EGOLF, BELFANTI, '.I) McCALL, KAISER. MILLER, FLICK, D. W. SNYDER. JAMES, PETRARCA, BROWNE, C I V E R ~ , MERRY, WILLIAMS; KELLER and BUTKOVITZ

An Act amending Title 75 (Vehicles) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, providing for special registration plates for Vietnam veterans.

Referred to Committee on TRANSPORTATION. Februarv 7.

An Act amending Title 75 (Vehicles) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, further providing for hearing impairment devices.

No. 637 By Representatives BROWN, GEIST, ROHRER, NAILOR, FLEAGLE, SATHER. CLARK, JAROLIN, McCALL, PHILLIPS, HUTCHINSON, MICOZZE LYNCH. FIGHTER, MARSICO, HESS, KING, PITTS, DeLUCA, PESCI, DEMPSEY, TRUE, SAYLOR, D. R. WRIGHT, COY,MAITI.AND, TRELLO, RUBLEY, BAKER, CIVERA, LEH, PETTIT, CLYMER, MILLER, CORNELL, SHANER, STERN, BARLEY, WAUGH, MEL1O, E. Z. TAYLOR, ROONEY, BOYES, ZUG, FARMER, EGOLF, DRUCE and BELFANTI


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No. 641 By Representatives ADOLPH, CL-, RAYMOND, - T ~ L L O , LAWLESS, HE-SSEY, MICOZZE, CL-R, LAUGHLIN, FLEAGLE, C-, COLA FELL^ SEMMEL and CIVERA

An Act amending Title 75 (Vehicles) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated statutes, further providing for fikt-party insurance benefits.

No. 638 By Representatives GLADECK, FICHTER, KING, CARONE, ITKIN, DEMPSEY, TRELLO, SAYLOR, PETTIT, GEIST, E. Z. TAYLOR, CORNELL, KAISER, RAYMOND, MELIO, ROONEY, CURRY, YOUNGBLOOD and BELFANTI

An Act providing for the regulation of travel promoters; requiring that certain bonds be secured for the benefit of customen; requiring bank deposits; and providing penalties.

Referred to Committee on TOURISM AND RECREATIONAL DEVELOPMENT, February 7, 1995.

Referred to Committee on INSURANCE, February 7,1995

No. 642 By Representatives ADOLPH, KING, LYNCH, GEORGE, ALLEN, ZUG, DONATUCCI, FAJT, HERMAN, . . SANTONI, PESCI, ROONEY, RUBLEY, RUDY, FICHTER, FLICK, TRELLO, DeLUCA, RAYMOND, LAWLESS, HENNESSEY, MELIO, READSHAW, PLATTS, STEIL, 0

MAYERNIK, STERN, NYCE, MILLER, CURRY, J. TAYLOR, O'BRIEN, COY, MARSICO, BUNT, MICOZZIE, STAIRS, M. N. WRIGHT, LAUGHLIN, SERAFINI, KELLER, SATHER, ROBERTS, SURRA, BOYES, BELFANTI, E. Z. TAYLOR, STEELMAN, COLAFELLA, PETTIT, L. I. COHEN, LEH, LEVDANSKY, McCALL, VAN HORNE, PISTELLA, CIVERA, CORNELL, BROWNE, CARONE, DIGIROLAMO and SHANER

An Act amending theact of March 11,1971 (P.L.104, NO.^), known as w the Senior C i h s Rebate and Assistance Act, further providing for property tax and rent rebate.

No. 639 BY Representatives GLADECK, NAILOR, FIGHTER, BUNT, TRELLO, MAITLAND, STEELMAN, NICKOL, MILLER, HORSEY, L. I. COHEN and B. SMITH

An Act amenditheact of March 4,1971 (P.L.6, NO.^), known as the Tax Reform Code of 1971, further providing for the definition of "sale at &, oremptingthe sale of horses and certain S e ~ c e s relating to hones in certain circumstances from the sales and use tax, and excmpting feed and certain other equipment from the sales and use tax.

Referred to Committee on FINANCE, February 7,1995.

to on FINANCE, Febw 7, 1995.

No. 643 By Representatives ADOLPH, ALLEN, KING, CONTI, -, FAIRCHILD, GEIST, RUBLEY, RUDY, NAILOR. ARMSTRONG. TRELLO, DeLUCA. RAYMOND, HERSHEY, HENNESSEY, DEWSEY, MELIO, PLATTS, STERN, EGOLF, B. SMITH, STEELMAN, SAYLOR, J COLAFELLA, L. I. COHEN, LEH, LEVDANSKY, MUNDY, ROBERTS, SURRA, DERMODY, MERRY, E. Z. TAYLOR, YOUNGBLOOD, O'BRIEN, BARD, BROWN, MILLER, VANCE,

1995 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL - HOUSE 479 MARSICO, BUNT, MICOZZIE, LAUGHLIN, ITKIN, KELLER, WOZNIAK, PISTELLA, SEMMEL, CIVERA, STABACK and BROWNE

An Act amending the act of April 29, 1937 (P.L.487, No.1 IS), known as The Permanent Registration Act for Cities of the Second Class, Cities of the Second Class A, Cities of the Third Class, Boroughs, Towns, and Townships, providing for the tecords of the registration commission in the case of an elector whose name is changed by marriage.

Referred to Committee on STATE GOVERNMENT, February 7 , 1995.

N a 644 By Representatives ADOLPH, ALLEN, KING, CONTI, HERMAN, GORDNER, FAIRCHILD, GEIST, RUBLEY, RUDY, NAILOR, ARMSTRONG, TRELLO, DeLUCA, RAYMOND, HERSHEY, HENNESSEY, DEMPSEY, MELIO, PLATTS, STERN, EGOLF, B. SMITH, STEELMAN, SAYLOR, COLAFELLA, L. I. COHEN, LEH, LEVDANSKY, MUNI)Y, ROBERTS, SURRA, DERMODY, MERRY, E. Z. TAYLOR, YOUNGBLOOD, O'BRIEN, BARD, BROWN, MILLER, VANCE. MARSICO, BUNT, MICOZZIE, LAUGHLIN, ITKIN, KELLER, WOZNIAK, PISTELLA, SEMMEL, CIVERA, STABACK and' BROWNE

An Act amending the act ofMarch 30. 1937 (P.L.115, No.40), known as The Fist Class City Permanent Registration Act, providing for the records of the registration commission in the case of an elector whose name is changed by marriage.

Referred to Committee on STATE GOVERNMENT, February 7 , I No. 645 By Representatives ADOLPH, L. I. COHEN,

RAYMOND, CIVERA, KUKOVICH, PITTS, PESCI, CLARK, BEBKO-JONES, RUBLEY, ROONEY, TIGUE, JOSEPHS, RUDY, FICHTER, TRELLO, DeLUCA, HENNESSEY, MELIO, TRUE, MILLER, MICOZZIE, LAUGHLIN, ITKIN, KELLER, E. Z. TAYLOR, YOUNGBLOOD, STEELMAN, PETTIT, FAIRCHILD, McCALL, PISTELLA, THOMAS, KIRKLAND and RICHARDSON

An Act amending the act of December 18, 1984 (P.L.1068, No.213). entitled, as amended, "An act requiring physicians to obtain informed consent from patients for treatment of breast disease,"expanding the act to cover brpast reconstructive surgery, and conferring powers and duties on the Department of IIealth and the Legislative Reference Bureau.

Referred to Cornnuttee on HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, February 7 , 1995.

No. 646 By Representatives ADOLPH, RAYMOND, MARSICO, MICOZZIE, FAJT, TRELLO, HERSHEY, FARGO, LAUGHLIN, WAIJGH, HESS, SATIER, CIVERA and BARD

An Act amending Title 75 (Vehicles) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, further providing for a reduction in the amount of leeway for speed conviction based on certain devices.


N a 647 By Representatives ALLEN, WOGAN, CLARK, FAJT, LUCYK, MICHLOVIC, FARGO. FAIRCHILD, PETTIT, BARD, BROWN, TRUE, HERMAN, HERSHEY, TRELLO, STISH, WAUGH, YOUNGBLOOD, FICHTER, FLEAGLE, TIGUE, WOZNIAK, DEMPSEY, DeLUCA, MELIO, ARGALL, BROWNE, COWELL, VAN HORNE, ROONEY, STERN, BATTISTO, HESS, E. Z. TAYLOR, MILLER, SATHFiR NYCE and EGOLF

An Act amending Title 18 (Crimes and Offenses) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, further providing for the expungement of certain arrest records relating to sexual offenses.


No. 648 By Representatives TANGRETTI, THOMAS, PESCI, HALUSKA, MMALICH, NAILOR, MARKOSEK, LAUGHLIN, READSHAW, TRELLO, MAITLAND, STEELMAN, TRICH, PETRONE and YOUNGBLOOD

An Act amending Title 71 (State Government) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, defining "county employee"; and further providing for creditable nonstate service in the State Employees' Retirement Fund.

Refared to Committee on STATE GOVERNMENT, February 7, 1995.

No. 649 By Representatives WOGAN, BLAUM, FEESE, CLARK, L. I. COHEN, SCHULER, MAITLAND, DALEY, O'BRIEN, SATHER, GODSHALL, HERMAN, FAIRCHILD, COY, SAYLOR, ROONEY, PETTIT, DONATUCCI, LYNCH, GEIST, TIGUE, RUBLEY, TRELLO, COLAFELLA, DEMPSEY, GRUPPO, STERN, KENNEY, DeLUCA, MELIO, MERRY, E. Z. TAYLOR, FLEAGLE, MILLER, J. TAYLOR, KELLER and MARSICO

An Act amending Title 18 (Crimes and Offenses) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, further defining "instrument of crime."


No. 650 By Representatives DeLUCA, MELIO, BELFANTI, LAUGHLIN, TIGUE, THOMAS, CIVERA, DONATUCCI and STABACK

An Act amending Title 75 (Vehicles) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, further providing for certificates of title.


No. 651 By Representatives DeLUCA, MELIO, BELFANTI, LAUGHLIN, CLARK, TIGUE, KELLER, CARONE, MMALICH, THOMAS, SURRA, CIVERA, ARMSTRONG, STISH, READSHAW, BATTISTO, STABACK and FAJT

An Act amending the act of April 23, 1956 (1955 P.L.1510, No.500), known as the D i m e Prevention and Control Law of 1955, providing for premarital examination for acquired immune deficiency syndrome and human immunodeficiency virus.

Referred to Committee on HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, February 7, 1995.

480 LEGISLATIVE J< No. 652 By Representatives DeLUCA, MELIO, BELFANTI,

LAUGHLIN, CLARK, KELLER, FLICK, MIHALICH, THOMAS, ARMSTRONG, STABACK and DALEY

An Act amending the act ofApril 23, 1956 (1955 P.L.I510,No.500), known as the Disease Prevention and Control Law of 1955, providing for ccrtain health carc providers who have ksted positive for the human immunodeficiency virus.


No. 653 By Representatives DeLUCA, MELIO, BELFANTI, LAUGHLIN, CLARK, TIGUE, MIHALICK THOMAS, SURRA, CIVERA, ARMSTRONG, BATTISTO, STABACK, DALEY and FAJT

An Act amending Title 23 (Domestic Relations) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, providing for examination and tests for acquired immune deficiency syndrome and human immunodeficiency virus.

Referred to Committee on HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, February 7, 1995.

No. 654 By Representatives REINARD. KING, J. TAYLOR, STERN, REBER, CAWLEY, TRELLO, D. R. WRIGHT, CIVERA, HERMAN, STEELMAN, RUBLEY, DEMPSEY, BUNT, MARSICO, M. N. WRIGHT, CORNELL, DeLUCA, E. Z. TAYLOR, MUNDY, RAYMOND, GORDNER, YOUNGBLOOD, TIGUE, TRICH, WOGAN, GODSHALL, BROWNE, SATHER, SEMMEL and BARD

An Act establishing the Partnership for Long-Term Care Program to be administered by the Department of Public Welfare; and providing for long- term care insurance and for the protection of certain assets, for wordination with the Medicaid program, for additional duties of the Insurance Department in relation to the precertification of certain policies offered by private insurers and for additional duties of the Department ofAging.

Referred to Committee on INSURANCE, Februaty 7, 1995

No. 655 By Representatives REINARD, KING, J. TAYLOR, STERN, REBER, CAWLEY, TRELLO, D. R. WRIGHT, CIVERA, HERMAN, STEELMAN, RUBLEY, DEMPSEY, BUNT, MARSICO, M. N. WRIGHT, CORNELL, DeLUCA, E. Z. TAYLOR, MUNDY, RAYMOND, GORDNER, YOUNGBLOOD, TIGUE, TRICH, WOGAN, GODSHALL, BROWNE, SATHER, SEMMEL and BARD

An Act establishing the Partnership for Long-Term Care Program to be administered by the Department of Public Welfare, providing for long-tm osreinsurance and for the protection of certain assets, for coordination with theMedicaid program, for additional duties of the Insurance Department in relation to the prccertification of certain policies offered by private insurers and for additional duties of the Department of Aging.

Referred to Committee on INSURANCE, February 7, 1995

JRNAL - HOUSE FEBRUARY 7

SENATE RESOLUTION FOR CONCURRENCE

The clerk of the S a t e , being introduced, presented the following resolution for concurrence: e

Referred to Committee on INTERGOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS, Februaty 7, 1995.

The SPEAKER. Does the majority leader have any kixther business in the regular session 7

RESOLUTIONS PASSED OVER

The SPEAKER. Without objection, the remaining resolutions on today's calendar will be passed over. The Chair hears no objection.

ADJOURNMENT

The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the gentleman 6om Philadelphia, Mr. Ramos. i

Mr. RAMOS. Mr. Speaker, I move that this House do now adjourn until Wednesday, February 8, 1995, at 9:30 a.m., e.s.t., ,, unless sooner recalled by the Speaker. L

On the question, Will the House agree to the motion? Motion was agreed to, and at 6:44 p.m., e.s.1, the House

adjourned.

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