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STATE OF ILLINOIS89TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY

REGULAR SESSIONSENATE TRANSCRIPT

72nd Legislative Day February 6, 1996

PRESIDENT PHILIP:

The regular Session of the 89th General Assembly will please

come to order. Will the Members please be at thelr desks, and

will our guests in the galleries please rise. Our prayer today

will be given by Pastor Julie Hart, Luther Memortal Evangelical

Lutheran Church, Springfield, Illinois. Pastor Hart.

PASTOR JULIE HART:

(Prayer by Pastor Julie Hart)

PRESIDENT PHTLIP:

Will ycu please rlse for the Pledge of Allegiance? Senator

Sieben.

(inaudible due to microphone malfunction)

PRESIDENT PHILIP:

Reading of the Journal.

SECRETARY HARRY:

Senate Journals of Tuesday, January 23rd; Wednesday, January

24th; and Thursdayr January 25th, 1996.

PRESIDENT PHILIP:

Senator Butler.

SENATOR BUTLER:

Mr. Presidenty I move that Ehe Journals just read by the

Secretary be approved, unless some Senator has addittons or

correctlons to offer.

PRESIDENT PHILTP:

Senator Butler moves to approve the Journals just read. There

being no oblections, so ordered. Introduckion of Bllls.

SECRETARY HARRY:

Senate Bill 1316 (sic) (1360), offered by Senator Luechtefeld.(Secretary reads title of bill)

Senate Bill 1361, by Senators Luechtefeld and O'Daniel.

(Secretary reads title of bill)

Senate Bill 1362, by Senator Lauzen.

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Senate Bill 1363, by Senator DeAngelis.


Senate Bill 1364 is offered by Senator Dunn.

(Secretary reads tttle of bill)

Senate Bill 1365, by Senator Jones.


Senate Btl1 1366, Senator Trotter.


Senator Trotter offers Senate Bill 1367.


Senate Bill 1368, by Senator Trotter.

(Secretary reads tttke of bil1)

Senate Bill 1369 ts presented by Senator Mahar.


Senate Bil1 1370, by Senator Mahar.

' (Secretary reads title of bi11) jSenate Bël1 1371, by Senator Mahar.


Senate Bill 1372, Senator Mahar. '


Senator del Valle offers Senate Bill 1373. 1(Secretary reads tltle of bill) '

Senate Btl1 1374, by Senator Mahar.


Senate Bill 1375 is presented by Senator Woodyard. '

(Secretary reads title of bil1) 1Senate Bill 1376, Senator Dunn. 1

(Secretary reads tltle of bill) 1Senate Bill 1377, Senator OlMalley.

(Secretary reads title of b1l1) 1

Senator Woodyard offers Senate Bill 1378.I

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(Secretary reads title of bill)!

Senator Raica offers Senate Bill 1379.E

(Secretary reads title of b1l1) ISenate Bill 1380, by Senaeors Philip and Sieben. j

(Secretary reads tltle of bill) 1:

Senate Bill 138:, by Senators Sieben and Philip. !

!(Secretary reads title of bill) :

Senator Sieben offers Senate Bill 1382.1

(Secretary reads title of btll)

Senate Bill 1383, presented by Senator Wocdyard. i

(Secretary reads title of bill) ,

Senate Bill 1384, by Senator Cullerton.


Senate Bill 1385 is offered by Senator Sieben. I!


Senate Bill 1386, by Senator Weaver.



(Secretary reads title of bill) i

Senate Bill 1388, by Senator Geo-Karis.

(Secretary reads title of bill) :

Senate Btll 1389, by Senator Sieben.

(Secretary reads title of bil1)

R h berger offers Senate Bill 1390.Senator ausc en

(Secretary reads tltle of bill)

Senate Bi11 139:, by Senator Mahar. I

(Secretary reads title of bilt) ;

Senate Bill 1392, by Senator Woodyard. 1


Senate Bill 1393, by Senator Trotter.

( Secretary reads t i tle of bill )

senate Bi 11 139 4 , by Senator Luechtef eld .

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( S e c r e t a r y r e ad s t i t l e o f b i 11 )

Senate Bi.l1 139 5 # by Sepator Watson .

( Se c r e t a r y r ead s t i t le o f b i l 1 )

ACTING SECRETARY HAWXER :

Senate Bil l 1396 , of f ered by Senators Carrol l z Smi th and

Garcia .

( Se c r e t a ry r ea ds t i t l e o f b i l l )

Senate Bi.l1 1397 , of f ered by Senator Wocdyard .

( S e c r e t a r y r ead s t i t l e o f b i l 1 )

Senate Bill 1398 # of f ered by Senator del Val le .

( S e c r e t a r y r e a d s t i t l e o f b i 1. 1. )

Senate Bi 11 1399 , of f ered by Senatcr del Val le .

( Secretary reads t i t le of bi 11 )

Senate Bill 1400 # of f ered by Senator Woodyard .

( Secretary reads t itle of bi 11 )

Senate Bill 1401 , of f ered by Senator DeAngelis .

( Se c r e t a r y r ea d s t i t l e o f b i l l )

Senate B1ll 1402 , of f ered by Senator DeAngel is .

( Se c r e t a r y r ead s t i t l e o f b i 11 )

Senate Bi 11 1403: of f ered by Senator Rlenun .

( Secreta ry reads ti t1e of bi 11 )

Senate Bl 11 1404 , of f ered by Senator Klentm .

( Sec retary reads t i t1e of bi l l )

Senate Bl 11 1405 , of f ered by Sena tor Woodyard .

( Se c r e ta r y r ead s t i t l e o f b i l l )

Senate Bill 1406 , of f ered by Senator Watson .

( Se c r e t a r y r ead s t i t l e o f b i 1 l )

Senate Bill 1407 , of f ered by Senator Parker .

( Sec r e t a ry r eads t i t l e o f b i l l )

S e na t e B i l l l 4 0 8 y o f f e r ed by Se na t o r Luech t e f e l d .

( Se c r e t a r y r eads t i. t l e o f b t 1 l )

Senate Bi 11 1409 , cf f ered by Senator Raica .

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Senate Btll 1410, offered by Senators Dunn and Shadid.

(seeretary reads title of bill)

Senate Bill 1411, affered by Senator O'Malley.I

(Secretary reads title of bill) jil1 1412, affered by Senator Petka. 1Senate B

l(Secretary reads title of bill) I

Senate Bill 1413, offered by Senator Jacobs. I1

(Secretary reads title of bil1) I

Senate Bill 1414, offered by Senator Geo-Karis. I

I(SecreLary reads title of bill)I

Senate Btll 1415, offered by Senators Cronln, Karpiel, Jacobs, j

Severns and Clayborne. !I

(Secretary reads tttle of bill) I

Senate Bill 1416, offered by Senator Raica. If(Secretary reads title of bill)1

Senate Bill 1417, offered by Senator Ralca. !

(Seeretary reads title of bill) II

Senate Btll 1418, offered by Senator WaLsan.I

(Secretary reads title of bill) jSenate Btll 1419, offered by Senator Maitland. 1

I(Secretary reads title of b1l1) I

Senate Bill 1420, offered by Senator Butler. I

(Seeretary reads title of bill)I

Senate Bil1 1421, offered by Senatcr Watson.

(secretary reads tttle of bill)

Senate Bill 1422, offered by Senator Watson.

(Secretary reads title of b1l1) fISenate Bill 1423, offered by Senator Madigan.I

(Secretary reads title of bill) I

Senate Bill 1474, offered by Senator Madigan. J1.(Secretary reads tttle of bill) I

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Senate Bill 1425, offered by Senator Madigan. '(

(Secretary reads title of blll)

Senate Bill 1426, offered by Senator Madigan.


Senate Bi1l 1427, offered by Senator Madigan.


Senate Bill 1428, offered by Senator Butler.

(Secretary reads title of bll1)

Senate Bill 1429, offered by Senator Maitland.


And Senate Bill 1430, offered by Senator del Valle.


1st Reading of the bills. !l

PRESIDENT PHILIP: I

. . .sieben, for what purpose do you rtse? State your point. I

-- evidently his microphone is not turned on. Wellr we lost a

microphone - probably Won't be the first one today. Senator

Sieben.

SENATOR SIEBEN:

Thank you, Mr. President. Ladies and Gentlemen cf the House,

I do rise for the -- Ladies and Gentlemen of the Senate...

PRESIDENT PHILIP:ISenator Sieben, I think this is the Senate, but... !

SENATOR SIEBEN: i

Yes, sir. Ladies and Gentlemen of the Senate, and now that I

have your attentiony I rise for the purpose of a very lmporkant

announcement today. My colleague: who normally sits. right in

front of me here in the Senate chamber and also shares the office

next to mine down on M Floor, Senator Bill -- BiIL Peterson,

passed a very significant milestone last Friday, February 2nd,

when he turned -- he's getting close, though. Hefs passing a 1ot IIi

of things, but he dtd pass a mllestone reaching his sixtieth fi

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btrthday last Friday, February 2nd. If you stop by his office,

think he has scme cake for you, and he may Want to make a comment

aboue how he feels today.

Febrdary 1996

PRESIDENT PHILIP:

Senator Peterson. You old guy, you.

SENATOR PETERSON:

Thank you, Mr. President. I da have cake and coffee down in

my office, M122, and you're a11 welcome to come down and have

some after you learn how to use these laptop computers. You're

gcing to burn a lot of energy learning about these laptop

computers, so you'll need some -- some sustenance when you finish.

So thank you very muchr Senator Stebenr and thank you all for your

- - your congratulations on my birthday. Thank you.

PRESIDENT PHILIP:

Senator Maitland.

SENATOR MAITLAND:

Thank youz Mr. President. rise on a point of personal

privileqe: sir. I want to -- I want to introduce a very special

guest to the Senate tcday whc's on the Floor. If could have

ycur attention please. want to introduce to the Senate this

afterncon Cinnamon, Who is obviously a teddy bear, but more

importantly, he's an honorary Senator today. He's a student at

Trtnity Lutheran Grade School Bloomington, and each week

each week he travels with a different person in the communityz and

this week lt's my privllege to have Cinnamon with me. And I'm

taklng plctures of Cinnamon at dlfferent places where uill be

attending khis week. At the end of the week, will do a

chronology of -- of my activlties for the entlre week, and then

next week Cinnamon will go back to his second-grade class and

and tell them what Senator Maitland did in -- in Springfield thls

week. He was a guest in the Leadership meeting this afternoon,

and Senator Philip gave him instructions on how to be a good

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leader in the General Assembly.

PRESIDENT PHILIP:

Resolutions.

SECRETARY HARRY:

Thank you, Mr. President.

Senate Resolution 154, offered by Senatcr Shaw and a1l

Members.

And Senate Resolution 155, offered

Shadid and a1l Members.

They're both death resolutlons, Mr. Prestdent.

PRESIDENT PHILIP:

by Senators Hawkinson,

Consent Calendar.

SECRETARY HARRY:

And Senate Joint Resolutlon 75, offered by Senator Woodyard.

It's substantive.

PRESIDENT PHILIP:

Senator Dudycz, for what purpose do you rise?

SENATOR DODYCZ:

Thank your Mr. Prestdent. On a point of personal privllege.

PRESIDENT PHILIP:

State your point.

SENATOR DUDYCZ:

I would just like to brlefly remtnd the Menbers of the Body

that today also is a -- a very important day to the -- to our

country. It is the eiqhty-fifth birthday of former President

Ronald Reagan, and we all wish him well and a speedy recovery from

his illness and long life and happiness. And happy birthday,

former President Ronald Reagan, on his elghty-fifth birthday.

PRESIDENT PHILIP:

Senator Jones, for khat purpose do you rise?

SENATOR JONES:

Thank you -- thank you, Mr. President. You knowy was

sitting my cffice and uaiting for Session to ccme in, alon:

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with some of the other Members in the Leadership office, and we

were totally unaware, for the last fifteen minutes, that we were

in Sesslon because the speaker system is not working. Purthermore

- - furthermore, when we go in Session, I wish We would just rlngthe bell. If the bell is rung then perhaps some Members can hear

that. But we Were sitting there and Senator Demuzio came in,

saidz ''Well, I'm still kaiting for Session to come in.'' Not

knowing that the speaker system is not working.

PRESIDENT PHILIP:

Senator -- Jones, your -- your comments are certainly in

order. Let me suqgest this: I rang the bell, myself, three

times. And I'm sorry about the -- the PA system in the office,

but I rang the bell, myself, three times. Senator Jones.

SENATOR JONES:

Only thing -- only thin: I'm pcinting out to ycu is that in

the Leadership office there: that I'R not the only one there.

Senator Vince Demuzio came in and saidr ''When we going in?'' Well,

I said, 'dI'm waiting for us to go ln Session.'' And -- and Senator

Cullerton's officey it's not working. So; therefore, Members who

want to be here in Sessicn are unaware that Session is starting.

That's the only thing I'm saytng.

PRESIDENT PHILIP:

Paint well-taken, Senator. The Senate will be in recess until

the call of the Chair. The Chair directs the Sergeant-at-Arms and

the doorkeepers to request all persons except designated staff to

retire from the Chamber. This includes the galleries, *he press

boxes and the side hallways. The Chair yields to Mr. Secretary.

Senator Rauschenbergerr for what purpose do ycu rise?

SENATOR RAUSCHENBERGER:

For purposes of an announcement.

PRESIDENT PHILIP:

Make -- state your announcement.

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I.d just like to advise al1 the Senators on Appropriation and

the Bcdy that the Appropriation Committee expects to meet today atI

'clock. We just have a few bills to consider, and I expect the I2 o Ii

meetln: will last close to an hour and a halfr maybe a little bit

less, depending upan how much talking we do. So I just Want to

remind everybody: 212, 2 ofclock. Thank you.

PRESIDENT PHILIP:

Senator DeAngelis: for what purpose do you rise?

SENATOR DeANGELIS:

On a point of personal privllege.

PRESIDENT PHILIP: '

State your point. !

SENATOR DeANGELIS:

Seated in the gallery behind the Republiean part of the

Senate, are the students fron Illiana High School -- Illiana

Christian High Schccl and their instructor, Mr. Light. I Weuld

like for them to please stand and be recognized.

PRESIDENT PHILIP:

Senator Peterson, for what purpose do you rise?

SENATOR PETERSON:

Thank you, Mr. President. Fcr the purposes of an

announcement. I would like the Body to know that the Revenue I:Commtttee will not meet on Thursday at 9 a.m. The committee ;!Imeeting has been canceled. The Revenue Committee meetin: for iI

Thursday has been canceled. 'i

PRESIDENT PHILIP:

Senator Cronin, for what purpose do you rise?

SENATOR CRONIN:

Thank you, Mr. President. For purposes of an announcement.

The Senate Education Conmtttee will meet a 2 o'elcck today. We

will hear from our State Superintendent about the school

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accountability prccess. We will not be constdering any i

legislation. Al1 members of the committee are lnvited to attend.

Thank you.

PRESIDENT PHILIP:

. ..the Sergeant-at-Arms and the staff would please clear the

Ploor, we will get on w1th our program for the rest -- for the

next hour, I guess. That includes the media. If the media would

please leave the Chamberr wefd appreciate it. Will the Chamber

please settle down now, so we can get this program on the road.

Mr. Secretary.

(SENATE STANDS IN RECESS)

END OF TAPE

TAPE 2


After this -- after this tremendous training perlod, wedre

going to delay the Appropriation hearing by fifteen minutes.

There's a pre-commlttee hearing on -- in the stxth floor boardroom

for Republtcan Membersr and we'11 try to convene promptly at 212,

at 2:15, for Appropriations.

(SENATE RECONVENES)

PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR GEO-KARIS)

will come to order. If I could have your attenticn for the 1purpose of announcements. The Senate has concluded its business

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for today, With the exception of paperwork. We will also be

receivtng a Rules Committee Report. After we adjcurn today, we

Will convene at 10 a.m. tomcrrow. Senator Donahue.

SENATOR DONAHUE:

Thank you, Madam Presidene. Due to our coming in at

10 o'clock tomorrow morninq, would like notify a1l our

Members that there will be a caucus - Republican Caucus - at 10:15

February 6r 1996

President Pate Philip's Office.


There will be a Republican Caucus tomorrow morning at 10:15 at

President Philip's Office. Introduction of Bills.

SCCRETARY HARRY:

Senate Bilk 1431, offered by Senators Klemm and Berman.




Senate Bill 1433, by Senator Burzynski.


Senate Bi1L 1434, by Senator Burzynski.

(Seeretary reads title of bill)

Senate Bill 1435 is presented by Senator Berman.

(Seeretary reads title of btll)

Senator -- Senator Fitzgerald offers Senate Bill 1436.


Senate Bill 1437, by Senator Woodyard.

(Secretary reads title Of bill)

1st Reading of t:e bills.


Senator Demuzio, for what purpose do you rise?

SENATOR DEMUZIO:

Thank you, Madam President. I'd like the record

that Senator Carroll is absent today. He is out

reflect

of the country




thls week at a international symposium on child Welfare and health

care. Also, I guess it pertalns to Women and children, as Well.

So, I'd like the record to reflect that.


It'l1 be so reflected. Introduction of Bills.

SECRETARY HARRY:

Senate Bill 1438, offered by Senators O'Malley and Watson.


Senate Bill 1439, presented by Senator Parker.


Senate Bill 1440, by Senator Parker.


Senate Bill 1441 is presented by Senator Fawell.

(Secretary reads title cf bill)

Senate Bill 1442, by Senatcr Parker.


Senate Bill 1443, by Senators Ralcar Madigan and Dudycz.

(Secretary reads title of b11l)

Senate Bill 1444, Senator Collins.


Senate Bill 1445, by Senator Collins.


Senate Bill 1446, Senator Collins.


Senate Bill 1447: by Senator Fawell.

(Secretary reads title of blll)

Senate BilL 1448, by Senator Fawell.


Senator Ralca offers Senate Bill 1449.

(Secretary reads title of b1ll)

Senate Bilk 1450, by Senator Ratca.

Isecretary reads title of b11l)

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Senate Bill 1451, by Senator Raica.

(Secretary reads title of b1ll)

Senate Bill 1452, by Senator Ratca.




Senate B111 1454, by Senator Raica.




Senate Bill 1456, Senator Raica.


Senate Bt1l 1457, by Senator Raica.


And Senate Bill 1458, offered by Senator Ralca.


lst Reading of the bills.


Resolutions.

SECRETARY HARRY:

Senate Resolution 156, offered by Senator Demuzio.

It's a death resoluticn, Madam President.


Consent Calendar. Is there any further business eo come

before the House? Hearing none, this Assembly W111 stand

adjourned untll... We're going to be -- I'n sorry. I retractkhat. It will be recessed till the call of the Chalr.

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(SENATE STANDS IN RECESS)

' :(SENATE RECONVENES)!

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Senate will come to order. Committee Reports.

SECRETARY HARRY:

Senator Weaver, Chair of the Conmittee on Rulesz reports the

following Legislattve Measures have been assigned: Referred to

the Committee on Ccmmerce and Industry - Conference Committee

Repcrt 1 to House Bill 1470.


Message from the House.

SECRETARY HARRY:

Message from the House by Mr. Mcbennand, Clerk.

Mr. President I am directed to inform the Senate that

the House of Representattves has concurred with the Senate in the

passage of a bill of the fcllowing titler to wit:

Senate Bill 2l, kogether uith House Amendment No. 1.

Passed the Hcuse, as amendedr February 6th, 1996.


Introduction of Bills.

SECRETARY HARRY:

Senate Bilk 1459, offered by Senator Walsh.

(Secretary reads kitle oc bill)

And Senate Bill 1460: by Senator Rauschenberger.


lst Reading cf the bills.


Senate announcement: The Senate Ccmmerce Committee uill be

meetin: cne hour from now in Room 2l2 to conslder the Conference

Committee Report on House Bill 1470 - 1470. ...wil1 be a

Republican Caucus at 10:15 tomorrow: and we're set to -- We

haven't adjourned yet, but when we do adjourn, we wtll have tc be

back in Session at 10 a.m. tomorrow. We're still in Session now.

Senator Demuzio, for what purpcse do you rise, sir? ...Demuzio.

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Hald it. Senator... Would you try another microphone, because I i

don't think yours is on. All right. T'll let you. I

SENATOR DEMUZIO:

Thank you, Madam President. I'd like the record to reflect

that Senator Molaro is also absent today, due to illness.I

PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR GEO-RARIS) i

Thank ycu. The record will be so noted. If there's no

further business to come before this Senate, then we will be

adjourning -- we are adjourning unttl 10 a.m. tomorrow morning. (

And a remlnder to the Republicans: At 10:15 a.m., there will be a

Republican Caucus. The Senate stands adjourned.

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