78th General Assembly

March 6, 1974

PRESTDENT:

Will the Senate please come to order? Pursuant to our

Adjournment Resolution, the Senate will please come to

order. The prayer will be offered by the Reverend Ernie

Henson, of the Auburn United Methodist Church, of Auburn.

Reverend Henson.

(Prayer by Reverend Henson)

PRESIDENT:

Reading of the Journal.

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SENATOR GRAHAM:

I move that Me suspend with the further reading of the Journal.

PRZSIDENT:

Senator Graham moves that we dispense With further reading

of the Journal and that the Journal stand approved. Is there

discussion? A11 in favor signify by saying aye. Contrary, no.

Motion carries. So ordered. Message from Ehe Governor.

SECRETARY:

(secretary reads message from the Governor)

PRESIDENT:

Executive. Introduction of bills.

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SB 1200.

PRESIDENT:

Senator Graham.

SENATOR GRAHAM:

We have quite a number of bills here today. And I'd like...

Senator Partee.o..l would like leave of the Body, at this time

to have the bills that are on the Seeretary's desk read by num-

ber and referred to the Committee on Rules without exception.

PRESIDENT:

Is leave granted? So ordered. Proceed Mr. Secretary.

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SB 1201

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2. SB 1202

3. (By Senator Palmer)

4. SB 1203

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6. sB 1204

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8 . SB 1205

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l 6 . SB 1209

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18 . SB 1210

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2 2 . SB 12 12

2 3 . (By senator Sours )

2 t1 . SB 1213

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2 6 . SB 12 14

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2 8 . SB 1215

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SB 1220

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(Senators Rocky Walker and Roe)

SB 1221

(By senators Kosinski, Vadalabenez Donnewald,

Kenneth Hall, Hynes, Fawell, Latherowr Merritt,

Schaffer and Johns)

SB 1222

(Senators Hynes, Partee, Rock, Donnewald, Saper-

steinz Netsch: Carroll, Vadalabene, Course, Smith,

Savickas, Johnsp Bruce and Wooten.

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SB 1223

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SB 1224

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(By Senators Donnewald and Harris)

SB 1225

(By senators Hynes, Partee, Rock and Donnewald)

SB 1226

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(Senators Vadalabene, McBroom, Kenneth Hall, Course

Savickas, Chew, Don Moore, Scholl, Grahamr Carroll,

Daley, Roez Nudelman, Dougherty, Barkulis and Keegan.

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SB 1227

(By Senators Vadalabene, McBroom, Donnewald, Kenneth

Hall and Davidson.

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SB 1228

(By Senators Mitchler and Savickas)

SB 1229

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(Dy senator Vadalabene)

SB 1230

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SB 123132.

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SB 1233

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SB 1234

(By Senators Mitchler and Don Moore)

SB 1235

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(By Senators Mohr, Harris, Grahamy Merritt,

Ozinga: Weaverp Shapiro, Glass, Roe,

Don Moore, Bartulis, Berning, Walker,

Knuepfer, Davidson, Scholl, Regner,

Mitchler, Clarke, Fawell, Welsh, Soper:

Daley, Schaffer, Hall, Latherows Mc-

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SB 1236

(By Senators Swinarski and Keegan)

l8. SB 1237

(By Senators Don Moore and Jack Walker)

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SB 1238

(By Senators Rock and McBroom)

SB 1239

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(By Senator Fawell)

SB 1240

(By Senator Kenneth Hall)

SB 124126.

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SB 1242

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(By Senator Scholl)

SB 1243

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(By senator Merrïtt)

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SB 1246

(By Senators McBroom, Harris, Merritt

Shapiro, Weaver, Davidson, Don Moore,

Schaffer, Glass, Berning, Latherowz

Conolly and Bartulis.

SB 1247

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Rockz Donnewald and Don Moore.

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PRESIDENT:

For what purpose does Senator Merritt seek recognition?

SENATOR MERRITT:

wasn't certain, Mr. President, whether the...all the

bill introductions had been made...

PRESIDENT:

Al1 of theq..the Secretary informs me that all bills on

hfs desk have been read by number and sponsor.

SENATOR MERRITTI

Then, Mr. President, like to ask leave of the member-

ship on Senate Bill 1245, which is a commission sponsored bill,

of our commïsslon for Bconomic Development. lt was the same

one that was in last time on a foreign trade zone. I would

like to add the names of our commission members in Ehe Senate,

lf I may which would bez Senator Weaver, Senator Moore, Don

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Moore...senator Johns, Senator Partee. If I might have leave

to add those names as sponsors.

PRESIDENT:

Senator Merritt, the Chair would like to inquire whether

Ehe addition of these names as sponsors...is it your under-

standing that this will enhance the passage of the bill? Or

what purpose is it that you...

SENATOR MERRITT:

Well, Mr. Presidentp I don't think my name alone adds

much..oprestige to it.

PRESIDENT:

Well, is there leave granted to add these additional

sponsors? Leave is granted. Senator Ozinga...are you pre-

pared for committee reports?

SENATOR OZINGA:

Right. Right.

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SENATOR OZINGA:

I Would now move that the Senate resolve itself into

Exeeutive Session for the purpose of considering the action

of the committee as of yesterday. Motion to resolve into

Executive Session.

PRESIDLENT:

All in favor of khe motion signify by saying aye.

Contrary no. The motion carries and the senate is resolved

into Bxecutive Session. senator Ozinga.

SENATOR OZINGA:

Now, Mr. President, I Would like permission to consider

a number of these nominees on one motion. I think that there

is not too much controversy on practically all of them with

the exception of one. But 1'11 go through them and if there is

any objection--if anybody that would desire to be heard sep-

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arate or have the nominee heard separate, please stop me at

the interval wherever you desire that name to be heard sep-

arate. A11 right. From the Governors message of October

l9y which I will now move that all of the following from the

followïng messages: that the Senate advise and consent to the

nomination of a11 of the following for the offices as will be

named. Namely: The nomination of Larry W. Shull, of Waker-

loo, to be a member of the Kaskaskia Regional Port District Boardy

for a term expiring on June the 30th 1975. This comes from

the Governor's message of October 19th, 1973. Then: the

message of January 14th, 1974. I move that the Senake advise

and consent to the nomination of Armin Ripplemeyer, of Waterloo,

to be a member of the Kaskaskia Regional Port District Board,

for a term expiring on June the 30th, 1975. And, also, from

the same message that Forrest J. Flamuth, of Mascoutah to be

a member of the Faskaskia Regional Port Dâstrlct Board; for

a term expiring on June 30th, 1976. Now, from the Governor's

message of January 14th, 1974, I move that the Senate advise

and consent to the nomination of Florence L. Rome, of River

Forest to be State Sanitary District Observer of the State

Sanitary District Board for a term expiring the third Monday

in January of 1975. Also from the same message that Thomas W.

Talmage W. Kisner, of Carmi, to be a member of the White County Port

Diskrict Board: for a term expiring on July 1st, 1974. Also

that the nomination of Robert S. Benson, to be a member of the

Department of Children and Family Services Advisory Council, for

a term expiring on the third Monday in January of 1977. This is

also from the message of January 14, 1974. And also the nomination

of Wâllâac R. Fitzgeraldr of Barrington, to be Assiskant Dir-

ector of the Department of Personnel for a term expiring on the

third Monday in January of 1975. This also from the message of

January 14th. And also from the message January 14th, 1974,

I move that the Senate advise and consent to the nomination of

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Richard H. Briceland: of Springfield, Illinois, to be a

Director of the Environmental Protection Agency: for a

term expiring on the 3rd Monday in January of 1975. Also from

the message of January l4, 1974, that the nomination of

Ronald A. Orner, of Highland Park to be a member of the

Illinois Aeronautics Board, for a term expiring on July

1st, 1975. Also from the message of January 14th, 1974,

that the nomination of Michael J. Hamblet, of Wilmette,

to be a member of the Illinois Building Authority, far a

term expiring on the 3rd Monday in January of 1977. Also

from the same message ...for the same message of January

14, 1974, nomination of William J. Given, of Flora, Illinoisr

to be a member of the State soil and Water Conservation Dis-

tricts Advlsory Board, for a term expiring on the third Mon-

day in January of 1977. Also from the message of January

14, 1974, move that the Senate advise and consent to the

nomination of Kenneth M. Clark, of Lindenhurst, ko be Public

Administrator, of Lake County...as Public Administrator of

Lake County, for a term expiring on the first Monday in Dec-

ember of 1977. Also from the message - NoW, I believe that

on a1l of these prior nominees the roll was practically unani-

mous. But in a11 cases the roll was called showing that the

committee recommended the advise and consent of. Now,

would further include in this message ...into this roll call,

the message of January 28th 1974 - namely would move that

the Senate advise and consent to the nomination of Jeanne Holm,

of McHenry, to be the Public Administrator of McHenry County, for a

term expiring the first Monday in December of 1977. Now, for the

advise of the entire Senate this was not a unaninous roll call;

but majority of the committee did vote in favor of advising and

consenting to her appointment. Now, is there anybody that objects

to having any of these names that I have just read that were heard

by the committee yesterday on one roll call?

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SENATOR ROCK:

Thank you, Mr. President, just for purposes of a head-count we have thirteen nominees?

SENATOR OZINGA:

I didn't count them, but there's a possibility...

SENATOR ROCK:

Well, thatïs what I wank to find out, is...

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SENATOR ROCK:

There were two that were postponed and cne welre going

ko hold over...

SENATOR OZINGA:

No. One was postponed as of yesterday. Who was the

other one?

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postponed.

SENATOR OZINGA:

Oh, yes, but they were not heard yet. That's right.

SENATOR ROCK:

So we are at thirteen nominees...is that right?

PRESIDENT:

The Secretary advises me that thirteen names were pre-

sented to the Senate. Senator Rock.

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these in one roll call.

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The question is: Does the Senate advise and consenE

to the nominations just made. And on that question the

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Secretary will call the roll.

SECRETARY:

Bartulisr Bell, Berning, Bruce, Buzbee, Carroll,

Chew, Clarke, Conolly: Course, Daley, Davidson, Donnewald,

Dougherty, Fawell, Glass, Graham, Harber Hall: Kenneth

Hall, Hynes, Johns, Keegan, Knuepfer, Knuppel, Kosinskiz

Latherow, McBroom, Mccarthy, Merritt, Mitchler, Howard

Mohr, Don Moore, Netsch: NeWhouse, Nimrod, Nudelman,

Ozinga, Palmer, Partee, Regner, Roek, Roe, Romanor

Saperstein, Savickas, Schaffer, Scholl, Shapirow Smith,

Sommer, Soper, Sours, Swinarski, Vadalabene, Walker,

Weaver, Welsh, Wooten, Mr. President.

PRESIDENTI

Senator Knuepfer, aye. Senator Newhouse, aye. Senator

Roe, Senakor Scholl, aye. On that question the yeas are 42.

The nays are none. The result of the vote of the Senate, then,

is thak a majority of the Senators elected has concurred by

record vote. And the Senate does advise and consent to the

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nominations just made. Senator Ozinga.

SENATOR OZINGA:

Now, Mr. President' just to call to the attention of

the Secretary, on that report there was a Resolution that

was unanimously adopted, too, just so it's reported in.

Other than that I would now move that the Senate do now a-

rise from its Executive Session.

PRESIDENT:

The motion is that the Senate arise from Executive

Session. All in favor signify by saying aye. Contrary,

no. The motion carries. So ordered.

SECRETARY:

(Reads information regarding SR 325)

PRESIDENT:

For what purpose does Senator Mitchler arise?

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SENATOR MITCHLER:

. . .Mr. President, I would rise on a point of personal

privilege, to call your attention...the members of the

Senate, to the President's gallery, seated on the left of

the President, are members of a small portion of the members

that are down visiting the capitol yesterday and today. Members

of the greater Aurora Chamber of Pommerce and of the Valley In-

dustrial Associakion. This is one of the highly industrialized

areas in the Stake. And the Valley Industrial Association

extends its membership from St. Charles, Illinois, in Kane

County, down along the beautiful Pox River Valley to Sandwich,

Illinois, down in Dupage County, including Kane, Kendal and

Dupage Counties. Of course, the greater Aurora Chamber of

Commerce serves the community extending out of Aurora, into

the fast growing area soon to include the Pox Valley East Sec-

tion that you vill be hearing much about in the future. But

I wculd like khese gentleman who are representing a small por-

tion of the group visiting Springfield please stand, and be

recognized by the members of the Senate. Would you please a-

rise, gentlemen?

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SENATOR MERRITT:

Yes, Mr. President and members of the Senate. First of

all, I would like to call the Sub-committee; the Senate

Insurance and Financial Institutions Committee..etheir atten-

tion Ehat those members Who are - Senator Bartulis, Senator

Ozinga, Senator Nudelman, Senator Mccarthy, to the fact khat

we will be meeting this afternoon at 2:00 oïclock in Room M-1.

secondly. In connection with that the sub-committee hearings

wefve had on Senate Resolution 287, those of all have been con-

cluded five hearings over the entire State of Illinois. The

Resolution called for a report date to the Senate of March 1.

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We'11 be putting together our final report no latter than April

4th, when we reconvene, and I Would like to have leave of the

Body to make khe final repork date on April l6, when Me re-

convene after the Easter Holiday.

PRESIDENT:

Senator Merritt seeks leave of the Senate to postpone

the final report of the Sub-committee action pursuant to

Senate Resolution 287...1s it? 287. To extend that report

date from March l to April 4. Is there leave?

SENATOR MERRITT:

Mr. President...till April 16.

PRESIDENT:

I'm sorry. April 16th. I'm sorry. Is there leave?

Leave is granEed. So ordered. Senator Netsch on khe floor?

senator Davidson.

SENATOR DAVIDSON:

Mr. Presidente members of the Senate, I'd like to call

your aktention to the notice that's on your desk, khat the

annual Governor's Prayer Breakfast, will be held Thursday,

April khe 4th - the day you Will be coming back in session,

at the Holiday East. There is a slight charge for their

breakfast for you. Turn in your reservations now. We

would like to see al1 of you there - Chuck Gill, the Mayor

of Salem, Oregon, who is a national known religious speaker

will be the speaker at the Governor's breakfast. Would like

to see you all there. Thank you. Senator Netsch.

SENATOR NETSCH:

Mr. President, May I have unanimous consent to add my name

as co-sponsor of Senate Bills 1202 through 1209?

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IS there leave? Leave is granted. So ordered. We-..might

I have the attenkion of the membership. A former member Senator

Kenny Davidson passed away yesterday morning. I know this news

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will sadden a1l of us Who served with Senator Davidson.

I've been asked by the family to make known the arrange-

ments for Senator Davidsonls funeral. The funeral will

be Friday, this week, at 1:30 at the First Christian

Church, in Kewanee. Visitation will be at the Cavanaugh

Shunneman Funeral Home, at 219 E. Second Street, in

Kewaneer from 1:30 to M, on Thursday. There also

will be visitation at the church on Friday from 10:00 o'clock

until the hour of the funeral at 1:30. The Presidentls

office would like to learn from you - those of you who

might be planning to attend Senator Davidson's funeral

on Friday, so Ehat we can inform the Funeral Home of those

who can be expected. They do want to make special seating

arrangements for both the members of the House and the Senate,

who wish to attend. So> if you plan to be there on Friday

for the funeral, Please let my office know, and we will in-

form Ehe funeral home of the number involved. Resolutions.

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The Chair Would like to seek leave of the Body - we have

separated the Resolutions into the order of Substantive and

Congratulatory Resolutions. Is there leave of the Body to

indicate the sponsor of the Congratulatory Resolution and

its number and then proceed with a single roll call on a-

doption of a11 Congratulatory Resolutions? Proceed Mr.

Seeretary. Leave is granted.

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(By Senator Nimrod and it's

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3. It's congratulatory)

4. SR 351

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6. It's congratulatory)

7. SR 352

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l0. SR 353

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l3. SR 354

14. (By Senator Mitchler. Congratulatory)

l5. SR 355

l6. (By Senator Mitchler and Bell. Commendatory)

l7. SR 356

18. (By Senator Hall, Rockr Partee, Newhouse,

l9. Smithr Donnewald and all members of the

20. Senate. It's congratulatory.)

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22. Is there discussion? The question is, then, to suspend

23. the rules for the immediate considerakion of this group of

24. Congratulatory Resolutions on one roll call? Al1 in favor

25. signify by saying aye. Contrary no. The motion carries

26. and the rules are suspended. On the motion to adopt this

27. group of Congratulatory Resolutions; al1 in favor signify

28. by saying aye. Contrary no. The motion carries and the

29. Resolutions are adopted. Resolutions.

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Donnewald, Shapiro, Soper, Schaffer,

Nimrod and Scholl.

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Senator Mohr.

SENATOR MOHR:

Mr. President, members of the Senate, this Resolution

ask that the Governor consider doing something about the...

gasoline shortage at our tollway ...locations; the traffic

on the tollways on weekends, and particular has been hampered

because of the lack of fuel being available. So, we're call-

ing upon the Governor to use whatever means necessary to help

. . oeliminate this problem. I ask for the suspension of the

rules and the immediate adoption.

PRESIDENT:

Senatoro..ls there discussion? Senator Mohr moves Eo

suspend the rules for the immediate consideration of the

Resolution. Al1 in favor signify by saying aye. Contrary

no. The motion carries. On the motion to adopt; a1l in favor

signify by saying aye. Contrary no. The motion carries and

the Resolution is adopted.

SECRETARY:

SR 358

(By Senators Bartulis, Weaver, Scholl, Glass,

Graham, Davidson, LatheroW, Ozlnga, Schaffer?

Mitchler and Soursm)

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SENATOR BARTULIS.

Mr. President and members of the Senate, Senate Resolution

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358, is a Resolution that we strongly urge the withdrawal

of regulations published in the Federal Register, dated

January 9th, of this year, which deals with the Hospital

Utilization Review Committee. That we call upon the United

States Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare to with-

draw these proposed regulations, as they would seriously

infringe upon the right of privacy of the aged and the dis-

advantaged. And also infringe upon their right to the best

medical care available. Now, these regulations have passed

would further require that each state including Illinois a-

dopt such a preadmission approval system as far as the State

plan for Medicaid. And if this plan was not approved the

State of Illinois could lose one hundred percent or approxi-

mately 2 hundred and 90 million dollars of its Federal Match-

ing Punds for Medicaid and Medicare. And I would hope you'd

suspend the rules..wand appropriate rules and a favorable

vote for immediate adoption of this Resolution.

PRESIDENT:

Senator Vadalabene.

SENATOR VADALBENE:

Yes, I would just like to ask Senator Bartulis if he

would object if I would be a co-sponsor of that Resolution'

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SENATOR BARTULIS:

I would not object to anybody becoming a sponsor of this

Resolution.

PRESIDENT:

Senator Vadalabene will be added-..senator Nimrod Wishes

to be added - Senator Knuppel - Senator Course Senator

Rock. Senator Rock.

SENATOR ROCK:

Thank you, Mr. President, my understanding is that there

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has been a motion for unanimous consent. I would for one

object and ask that this go to Executive.

PRESIDENT:

I believe, Senatar Bartulus moved to suspend the Rules

for immediate consideration...and not for unanimous consent. .

yea...now...senator Moore, Senator Don Moore, wishes to

be added as a co-sponsor. The motion is to suspend Ehe

rules for the immediate consideration of the adoption of the

Resolution. A11 in favor signify by saying aye. Contrary

no. The motion carries and the rules are suspended. On the

motion to adopt; all in favor signify by saying aye. Contrary

no. The motion carries and the Resolution is adopted.

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SENATOR PARTEE:

Mr. Presidentr this is a very simple Resolution that

suggests that the media communicate to people concerning

the adoption of this Resolution, which seeks to suggest

that the National Anthem be played at sporting and other

social events, Where it would be indicated it would have

some efficacy. I would move for the suspension of the

rules and the immediate consideration of the adoption of

this Resolution.

PRESIDENT:

Senator Mitchler.

SENATOR MITCHLER:

Who...al1...are the sponsors of this Resolution: Senator

Partee?

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At present, Senator Harris and myself, we'd be delighted

to have you join us.PRESIDENT:

Senator Mitchler.

SENATOR MITCHLER:

With the sponsors permission, I'd ask to be a co-sponsor.

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granted. Senator Sours. Senator Ozinga wishes

to join. Senator Kenneth Hal1...is there leave to add all

Senators as co-sponsors. Leave is granted. The motion to

suspend. A11 in favor signify by saying aye. Contrary no.

The motion carries. On the motion to adopt. A11 in favor

signify by saying aye. Contrary no. The motion carries,

and the Resolution is adopted.

SECRETARY:

SR 360

(By Senators Partee, Rock and Donnewald)18. PRESIDENT:

Senator Partee.

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SENATOR PARTEE:

.. .This one has a little bit of controversy. I'm not

going to tie us up this morning...l think when youlve heard

it in committee and after yourve heard it in committee there

won't be any problem with it, but 1et it go to Executive,

please.

PRESIDENT:

Executive. Introduction of bills. Is there leave Ehak

Senator Graham's motion applies to this group of bills as

well. Leave is granted. Proceed Mr. Secretary.

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(By Senator Sours)

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PRESIDENT:

Resolutions. Message from the House.

SECRETARY:

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to hear the Governor's message)

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PRESIDENT:

Is there discussion? Senator Howard Mohr moves that

the Senate adopt the Joint Resolution, providing for a

JoinE Session. A11 in favor signify by saying aye. Con-

trary no. The motion carries and the Resolution is

adopted. Resolutions.

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(Reads Adjournment

Resolution)

PRESIDENT:

Eenator Graham moves that the Senate adopt the Joint

Resolution, providing for our Adjournment to Thursday

April 1974, at 3:00 olclock P M. A1l in favor signify

by saying aye. Contrary no. The motion carries and the

Resolution is adopted. Is there further business to come

before...

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Mr. President, a little over a year ago we adopted

Senate Joint Resolution 10r which created a Joint Committee

to study the property tax...this committee...my Resolution

was supposed to report no latter than March first, which

report could be tentative or final. And I'm going to give

you a tentative repor: because we have had about five

hearings. We've got three more scheduled; by April 30th

we ought to have some specific recommendations on the

property tax. All I can tell you right now is that it's

a real fouled up situation. But I think it can be improved.

Wedre working on it. And I want leave of the Body to bear

With us until about April 30th when Wefll come up with some

final recommendations.

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l6. Then, are you seeking leave of the Senate.ooor making

the motion?

SENATOR CLARKE:

Actually the Resolution as I see it says - that a

reporting as of Marah lst may be tentative or final. So

I'm jusE giving a tantative report.

PRESIDENT:

Okay. Very good. No further action then of the Senate

is required. Senator Ozinga.

SENATOR OZINGA:

Mr. President and members of the Senate, I have just

heard our Adjournment Resolution that adjourns us until...PRESIDENT:

3:00 oRclock on April 4th.

SENATOR OZINGA:

3:00 o'clock on April 4th. I would seek leave of the

Senate now to hold an Executive Committee meeting on the same

day at 12:00 o'clock noon. And include therein any messages

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PRESIDENT:

4 A11 right. Thank you Senator Ozinga.

SENATOR OZINGA:

6. DO I have leave?

PRESIDENT:

Is there leave? Leave is granted. As Chairman you can

9. proceed and serve notice...send appropriate notices to the

l0. members of the committee. Yea. NoW - Senator Partee.

SENATOR PARTEE:

l2. I Would just like to ask unanimous consent of the Bodyl3. for Senators Rock, Donnewald and myself to be listed as co-

sponsors on SB 1202 through 1209.

PRESIDENT:

16. Is there leave? Leave is granted. Now the Chair

wishes to announce that we are at the point where Me should

18. proceed to the temporary House Chambers. It's my hope

l9. that We can wind up our business here in the next two or

three minutes and adjourn pursuant to our ResoluEion and

21. not be required to come back. It will be necessary to

22. journalize the message providing for the completion of the

Joint Session. Is there leave by the Senate for the Chair

24. to complete the technical messages that must be responded

25. to? Then, if there is no further business to come before

the Senateo..senator Graham.

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28 I thought that We had...

PRESIDENT:

We have several Death Resolutions; one of which is for30.

a former member, Senator Broyles. In the interest and by no31.

means out of any disrespect it Would be the suggestion of the

Chair that the Secretary read the names of the Death Resolutions33.

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t and the sponsor and that the final Resolution dealing with .

2. Senakor Broyles be read; and that the Senake act upon them .

I3. a1l in a group. Is there leave for Ehat procedure? senator

4. MitChler.

s. SENATOR MITCHLER:

6. Among the Death Resolutions is also a Death Resolution

7. for a former Senator (senator Arnold Benson) of Batavia, a

8. former President pro tempore.

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l0. The Secretary will proceed with the identification of the

11. Death Resolution - subsequent to the adoption, the Senate ki1l

12. then recess subjeck to the call of the Chair for the comple-

l3. tion of our procedural work that must be attended to. And the

l4. SenaEe will not be required to reconvene in full Session ko-

l5. day. Proeeed Mr. Secretary with the Death Resolution.

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:9. and Howard Mohr. It's a death 120. memorial on William N. Erickson.) f

21. SR 362 Ip22. (By Senator Vadalabene. Death mem- l

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25. (By Senators Bell and Mïtchler. Tt's 'l

26. a death memorial for Mr. Ray Howk. lI

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29. for John Stratton Ha1l.) jI30. SR 36S I

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Qzinga, Latherow, Harris, Sours,

Mitchler, Howard Mohr and Weaver.

PRESIDENT:

Senator Nimrod.

SENATOR NIMROD :

Mr. President, in sponsoring the Death Resolution

for Willias Ericksonz I think it was known that I asked

leave thak a1l Senators be shown as sponsors unanimously.

PRESIDENT:

Leave is granked. Senator Graham.

SENATOR GRAHAM:

I make the same request for Senator Broyles and I think

it needs to be said. And T'll say it briefly because he would

if he was here. In the adoption of this Resolution my colleagues,

welre paying tribute to a man who is passed on - a man who has

served his country and his Senake as a gentleman - as a ChriBtian -

as a man - as a veteran - and as a real contributer to our coun-

try. We shall all miss Paul Broyles and those Who didn't meet

him have a void in their life for not having had that privilege.

I ask for leave for the immediate consideration .

PRESIDENT:

Leave is granted. Senator Sours.

SENATOR SOURS:

Mr. President, ladies and gentlemen of the Senate, I'd like

to say just a feW words about Paul Broyles. When you, Mr.

President and entered thls Chamber in 1961, after the election

of 1960, may I say without comparison that this Chamber *as top

heavy with gentlemen. Some of Whom are gone - some of whom are

still around. George Drachz T. Mac Downingp Paul Broyles, David

Davis. Paul Broyles didn't ever mealy-mouth anybody. There

was no boloney - no malarkey - with Paul Broyles. Even when

the Goldwater debacle occurred he didn't desert the cause and

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latter came around to me and stated that his successor in

1968, (Lyndon Johnson) was hounded out of offiee by the same

group of leftees, who were attempting to hound Goldwater out

of the election. Paul Broyles stood for - lived by - an em-

ulated prineiple, and it is so regrettable, today, in public

life we see principle (p1e) being twisted. Paul Broyles leaves

a herltage so far as I am concerned in this Chamber. And I

can hear him now - and I can see him now - the perfect gentle-

man - indeed a man of strict probity and common decency. His

loss will be noted here as well as in the Mt. Vernon community.

I am happy that I can say a word or two, as a little oblation

in honor of his memory.

PRESIDENT:

Senator Graham moves to suspend the rules applicable

to a11 of the Death Resolukions. A1l in favor signify by saying

aye. Contrary no. The motion carries. On tbe mokion to a-

dopt al1 of the Death Resolukions - a1l those in favor signify

by rising. The Resolutions are adopted. Senator zohr is

recognlzed for the appointment of the committee to call upon

the Governor.

SENATOR MOHR:

Yes, Mr. President, the following Senators will be as-

siqned to escor: duty - escort the Governor into the temporary

House Chambers; Senator Barkulis, Conolly, Scholly Smith,

and Buzbee.

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SENATOR WEAVER:

Mr. President, there'll be a Republican Caucus, approximately

12:45, in the Presidentês office.

PRESIDENT:

The Senate stands in recess subject to the call of the Chair

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will reconvene on Thursday, April 4, 1974...at 3 P. M.

Please proceed immediately to the temporary Chambers of

the House of Respresentakives. I Want to urge the members

to.oothose who are going to attend the Joint Session to

please proceed to the House immediately. Senator Mitchler.

SENATOR MITCHLER:

Just for information some of the Senators as khey are

in recess; in the Gallery today, and I am very pleased that

they were able to witness the Memorial Resolution for the

Honorable Paul Broyles, are members of the various Veterans

Organizations (The Commanders), who formed together in the

combined Veterans Group headed by John Walsh as they are in

the Galleryz and if they would please rise and as we are turn-

ing please rise, so we would know their presence here today .

RECESS

AFTER RECESS

PRESIDENT:

Will the Senate eome to order? Pursuant to our recess

mokion the Senate is convened. Is there any further business

to come before the Senate? Senator Davidson moves that the

Senate stand adjourned pursuanE to our Adjournment Resolution.

Al1 in favor signify by saying aye. Contrary no. Motion

carries. Senator Hall do you have any announcements to

make? Senator Harbor Hall.

SENATOR HALL:

Yes, Mr. President, I'd like to commend the President

and the President's staff for the fine and efficient manner

in which they conducEed khe Special Session here today in

receipt of the Governor's Message and budget.

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Well, Ehose remarks are deeply appreciated. Senator

Dougherty, now seconds senator Davidson's motion and the

Senate does stand adjourned until 3 M. Thursday, April

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