COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1985

THE SPEAKER (K. LEROY IRVIS) IN THE CHAIR

SESSION OF 1985 169TH OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY No. 43

PRAYER

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES The House convened at 11 a.m., e.d.t.

REV. DR. DAVID R. HOOVER, chaplain of the House of Representatives, from McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania, offered the following prayer:

MASTER ROLL CALL

The SPEAKER. The Chair is about to take the master roll

Most Compassionate, Forgiving, and Loving Father, we know that Thou hast loved us from the beginning of time and hast prompted us t o love Thee in return. We recognize that many times we have failed to measure up to that which Thou hast desired from us, but we pray in Thy faithfulness Thou wilt continue to show us Thy extended mercy.

We beseech Thee, 0 Lord God, to fill us with Thine everlasting love and enable us t o show forth that love in our dealings with all mankind. This we ask that Thy love may be seen not only in our dealings with the sons of men but also with nations and world Dowers. Amen.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

(The Pledge of Allegiance was enunciated by members.)

JOURNAL APPROVAL POSTPONED

The SPEAKER. The Journal for Tuesday, June 11, 1985, is not yet in print. Without objection, the approval of that Journal will be postponed until the Journal is in print, and the Chair hears no objection to that.

LEAVES OF ABSENCE

The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the gentleman from Lawrence, Mr. Fee. Are there any leaves of absence for the Democratic Party?

Mr. FEE. Mr. Speaker, I do not see any leaves at this time. The SPEAKER. We will return to leaves of absence if you

request if necessary. The Chair recognizes the minority whip. Do you have any

leaves? Mr. HAYES. No leaves at this time, Mr. Speaker. The SPEAKER. We will return to leaves of absence if it

becomes necessary.

call for theday. Member? will proceed to vote

The following roll call was recorded:

Acorra Afflerbach Anp,tndt Argail hr ly Balduin Barber Barley Baltiito Brlardi Brlfanti Birmeiin Black Blaum Hook 8ortner Bowley Bowrsr B o ) a Brand1 Broujor Bant Burd Burns Bush Callagirone Cappabianca Corlson Carn Cawiey Cesrar Chadwick Cimini Ciiera Clark Clymer Cohen Colafella Cole Cordisco Carnsll Coslerr Cowell Coy Deluca DeVerter DeWeese Dale y Daaida Deal Dirtz

PRESENT-201

IIlninni laughlin Di<tler Lescoritr Dombrouski Lelterman Donalucci Leidanrky Dorr Levin Dul'l'y Linlon Vurhan~ Livenrood Evans Lloyd Fargo Lucyk Fattah McCall Fee McClatch) Firchrr ClcHslc Flick hlcVerry s t , I . A . Mackowski Fox Maiale I.recman Martdcrino f reind 2.lanmiller kryer Markorek Gallagher hlayernik Gallen hlerr) (;amble Mi~hlovic Gannon M i c o i ~ i c Geist Miller George Moehlmann Ciladeck Alorrii Godshall Mowrry Greenwood Mrkonic Giuitia Murphy Gruppo Nahill Hagarly Noyr Haluika O'Uricn Harper O'Donnell Haray O l a v Hayes Oliver Herman Prriel Hershe) Pclrarca Honarnan Petrone Howiett Phillip< Hutchinson Piccola ltkin Pie\iky Jackson Pistella Jarolin Pills Johnson Poll Josephs Pratt Kasunic Pressmann Kenned) Preston Kenney Raymond Kosinski Kebei Kukovich Reinard l anglry Richardson Lashinerr Rieger

Kohhins Rorbuck Rudy Ryan Kyhak Saloom Saurman Scheetr Schuirr Semrnrl Srrafini Seventy Shower, Sirianni Smith, 6. Smith, L . E . Snyder, D. U'. Snyder, G . M. Sraback Stairs Sicighncr Strbms Srei\arr Sruban S\\eet Swift Taylor, E . /. Taylor, F. E. Taylor, J . Telek Tiguc Trello Truman Van Horne Veon Vroon Wambach \vass We11on Wiggins Wilson Wogan Wozniak Wright, D. R . Wright. J . L. Wright. R. C. Yandrisevirs

Irvis. Speaker

sylvania Public Utility Commission shall kt be affected; and making a repeal.

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Referred to Committee on TRANSPORTATION, June 12, 1985.

ADDITIONS-0

NOT VOTING-0

EXCUSED-2

Davies Punt

WELCOMES

The SPEAKER. The Chair welcomes to the hall of the House, as the guests of Curt Bowley, Mr. Robert Carlson, Mrs. Karen Carlson, Wendy Carlson, and Michele Hepinger. Welcome to the hall of the House.

Michele Carlson is here as a guest page. Welcome to the hall of the House, Michele.

Grey Godshall is here; of course, he is the son of Represen- tative Bob Godshall. Representative Godshall's legislative aides, Linda Roberts and Chuck Testa, are here. Welcome to the hall of the House.

HOUSE BILLS INTRODUCED AND REFERRED

Nu. 1403 By Representatives COWELL, CLARK, MARKOSEK. LEVDANSKY, MAYERNIK, DeI.UCA, PETRONE, SEVENTY, VAN HORNE, OLASZ, GAMBLE, MICHLOVIC, CESSAR and BOOK

An Act amending the act of September 18, 1961 (P. L. 1389, No. 615), referred to as the "County and Municipal State Highway Law," further providing for the Commonwealth's maintenance obligations; providing that the powers of the Penn-

TRELLO, BOOK, MICHLOVIC, SWEET, SIRIANNI, TRUMAN, DEAL, E. Z. TAYLOR, KUKOVICH, LANGTRY and GLADECK

Referred to Committee on TRANSPORTATION, June 12, 1985.

No. 1407 By Representatives BROUJOS, NAHILL, COLE, CALTAGIRONE, DUFFY, BELFANTI, VAN HORNE, SCHEETZ, COLAFELLA, LLOYD, CAPPABIANCA, LESCOVITZ, TIGUE, RUDY, A. C . FOSTER, JR., DAWIDA, BORTNER, STABACK, VEON, WOZNIAK, BLAUM, JAROLIN, KENNEDY, LANGTRY and BOOK

An Act requiring written agreements between municipalities and volunteer providers,

Referred to Committee on LOCAL GOVERNMENT, .Iune 12, 1985.

No. 1408 By Representatives TRELLO, SEVENTY, CALTAGIRONE, PRESTON, VEON, PERZEL, STABACK, MICHLOVIC, KENNEY, RICHARDSON, BURD and PETRONE

An Act providing for licensing and placement of video poker machines in this Commonwealth, for powers and duties of the Department of Revenue, for local option and for distribution of revenues.

Referred to Committee on FINANCE, June 12, 1985.

Nu. 1409 By Representatives HAGARTY, NAHILL, SAURMAN, DeWEESE, CESSAR, HOWLETT, REBER, GEIST, NOYE, CLYMER, DALEY, FOX, BELFANTI,

Referred to Committee on EDUCATION, June 12, 1985. By Representatives FREEMAN, GRUPPO, PRESSMANN. McHALE. AFFLERBACH.

No. 1404 By Representatives STEVENS, TIGUE, TRELLO, NOYE, BELARDI, BARLEY, CLYMER, ARGALL, MRKONIC and PETRARCA

An Act amending the act of March 10, 1949 (P. L. 30, No. 14). known as the "Public School Code of 1949," further providing for the reorganization of certain school districts into smaller school districts.

No. 1405 By Representatives KENNEDY, BRANDT RYBAK, D. W. SNYDER and and A. C . FOSTER, JR. YANDRlSEVlTS

An Act providing for the registration of detection of deception examiners; defining their profession; establishing eligibility and training requirements; providing for standards of practice; estab- lishing a Polygraph Licensing Board; defining its powers and duties; providing for the licensing of such persons; and establish- ing fees'

~ e f e ~ ~ e d to committee on ~ R O F E S S ~ O N A L LICEN. SURE, June 12, 1985.

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Referred to Committee on TRANSPORTATION, June 12, Nu. 1406 By Representative KENNEDY I 1985.

An Act amending Title 75 (Vehicles) of the Pennsylvania Con- solidated Statutes, further providing for certain vehicle owners to pay a processing fee in lieu of a regirtration fee.

Referred to Committee on TRANSPORTATION, June 12, 1985.

~n Act declaring portions of State Route 32 (Legislative Route 326), State Route 61 1 (L.egislative Route 168). State Route 209 (Legislative Route 1103), and Legislative Routes 48025 and 48073 that follow adjacent to the Delaware River a5 the Delaware River Scenic Drive.

An Act amending Title 75 (Vehicles) of the Pennsylvania Con- solidated Statutes, requiring copies of certain citations for offenses be sent to the registered owner of the vehicle.

No. 1411 By Representatives SERAFINI, TIGUE, RAYMOND, STABACK, GODSHALL, HOWLETT, SEMMEL and J . TAYLOR

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An Act amending the act of June 1, 1945 (P. L. 1242, No. 428). known as the "State Highway Law," requiring rhat contracts for projects on heavily traveled highways provide for increased working hours.

Referred to Committee on TRANSPORTATION, June 12, 1985.

No. 1412 By Representatives E. Z . TAYLOR, BOOK, MAIALE, SAURMAN, DORR, D. W. SNYDER, CLYMER, CHADWICK, PICCOLA, SlRlANNl and MANMILLER

An Act amending Tille 20 (Decedents. Estates and Fiduciaries) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, further providing for anatomical gifts.

Referred to Committee on HEALTH AND WELFARE, June 12, 1985.

No. 1413 By Representatives CANNON, COHEN, ARTY, MICOZZIE, CIVERA, DURHAM, R. C. WRIGHT, J . TAYLOR, RAYMOND, ACOSTA, CARN, McCALL, EVANS, RIEGER and PERZEL

An Act amending the act of January 22, 1968 (P. L. 42, No. 8), known as the "Pennsylvania Urban Mass Transportation Law," further providing for subsidy payments during work stoppage.

Referred to Committee on TRANSPORTATION, June 12, 1985.

No. 1414 By Representatives WOGAN, HALUSKA, COHEN, TRELLO, O'BRIEN, PERZEI., OLASZ, JOHNSON and SEMMEL

An Act requiring the issuance of book-entry bonds.

Referred to Commiltee on STATE GOVERNMENT, June 12, 1985.

No. 1415 By Representatives TRELLO, DOMBROWSKI, AFFLERBACH, DALEY, JOHNSON, TIGUE, COHEN, REBER, POTT, GEIST, PRESTON, BUNT, YANDRISEVITS and PETRONE

An Act amending the act of December 31, 1965 (P. L. 1257, No. 51 I), known as "The Local Tax Enabling Act," granting political subdivisions additional powers to tax rhe incomc of indi- viduals; increasing the limitation on the amount of income tax levied; and authorizing an optional school district personal income tax equivalent with certain limitations and restrictions.

CORDISCO, KUKOVICH, TRUMAN, HUTCHINSON, JOSEPHS and PISTELLA

An Act relating to the prevention and reduction of premature death and disability in this Commonwealth; providing for assis- tance, coordination and support of the development and mainte- nance of a comprehensive emergency medical services system and for qualifications, eligibility and certification o f emergency medical services personnel and licensing ambulance services; imoosine Dowers and duties on the Deoartment of Health: and . - . making repeals.

Referred to Committee on HEALTH AND WELFARE, June 12, 1985.

No. 1417 By Representatives WOGAN, WESTON, KENNEY, J . TAYLOR, PERZEL, O'BRIEN, FREIND, BIRMELIN, DISTLER, BOWSER, LANGTRY, HERSHEY, NOYE, JOHNSON, STAIRS, CIVERA, VROON, MERRY, BURD, MICOZZIE, GODSHALL and KOSINSKI

An Act prohibiting thc Commonwealth and its departments, boards and commissions from imposing obligations or responsi- bilities upon school boards with respect to pupil assignment and transportation.

Referred to Committee on EDUCATION, June 12, 1985.

No. 1418 By Representatives PICCOLA, SWEET, HACARTY, GEIST, KOSINSKI, FLICK, AFFLERBACH, SCHEETZ. GODSHALL, TRELLO, CLYMER, G. M. SNYDER, CIMINI, SAURMAN. BLAUM, NOYE, BIRMELIN, MAIALE, HOWLETT, F. E. TAYLOR, WOGAN, DeLUCA, B. SMITH, JOHNSON, E. Z . TAYLOR, PERZEL, CIVERA, SIRIANNI, MRKONIC, WESTON, BALDWIN, VROON, FOX, BOOK, SEVENTY, CAWLEY and BURD

An Act amending Title 42 (Judiciary and Judicial Procedure) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, further providing for the treatment or dangerous juvenile offenders.

Referred to Committee on JUDICIARY, June 12, 1985.

HOUSE RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED AND REFERRED

No. 1416 By Representatives BARBER, GLADECK, IRVIS, MANDERINO, E. Z. TAYLOR, RYAN, HARPER, WIGGINS, TIGUE, HOWLETT, ARTY, HALUSKA, COY, DEAL, GODSHALL, JOHNSON, DISTLER, MICHLOVIC, MAIALE, COLAFELLA, SEMMEL, SAURMAN, WESTON, WAMBACH, J . TAYLOR, GRUPPO, FOX, DURHAM, BELARDI, ITKIN, LAUGHLIN, O'DONNELL,

Referred to Committee on FINANCE, June 12, 1985. BOWSER, LAUGHLIN, TIGUE, VEON, BELARDI, CAPPABIANCA, CAWLEY, STABACK, STUBAN, OLASZ, PETRARCA, MORRIS, STEICHNER, COY, VAN HORNE, COLAFELLA, BELFANTI, McCALL, SALOOM, SEVENTY, PISTELLA, KASUNIC, STAIRS, FLSCHER, HAGARTY, CORNELL, SWIFT, ROBBINS, FAROO and MERRY

I No. 132 By Representatives DOMBROWSKI,

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An Act amending the act o f June 24, 1976 (P. L. 424, No. 101). Memorializing Congress to fulfill its obligation for economic to as the and Law Personnel

assistance to Lebanon. Death Benefits Act," further providing for benefits.

Directing the House Committee on Transportation to examine the creation, operation and administration of the Catastrophic Loss Trust Fund.

Referred t o Committee o n RULES, June 12, 1985.

No. 132 By Representatives SALOOM, CAWLEY, PETRARCA, DOMBROWSKI, L A U G H L I N , KASUNIC, OLASZ, TRELLO, O'DONNELL, E V ~ ~ S , 1 ~ ~ ~ ~ , FRYER, LIVENGOOD, SEVENTY, T R U M A N , DeWEESE, GAMBLE, W A M B A C H , CIVERA, EVIICOZZIE, ARTY, R. C. W R I G H T , DeLUCA and F . E . TAYLOR

Referred t o Committee on RULES, June 12, 1985. I APPROPRIATIONS

An Act amending Title 23 (Domestic Relations) of the Pennsyl- vania Consolidated Statutes, adding provisions relating to support, custody, visitation, property and contracts; and making repeals.

APPROPRIATIONS.

HB 268, P N 285 By Rep. PIEVSKY An Act requiring that contracts entered into by the Delaware

River Joint Toll Bridge Commission and the Delaware River Port Aulhority include a provision that, if any steel products are to be used in the performance o f the contract, only steel products pro- duced in the United States shall he used.

APPROPRIATIONS.

HB 289, PN 313 By Rep. PlEVSKY

I l ) , entitled "An art to regulate the dcposits of State funds, to prescribe the method of selecting State depositories, t o limit the I HB 503, P N 1612

BILLS REREPORTED FROM COMMITTEE

HB 3, P N 1587 By Rep, P I E V ~ K Y An Act amending the act o f February 17, 1906 (P. L. 45. No.

By Rep. PlEVSKY

HB 502, P N 561 By Rep. PIEVSKY An Act establishing the fees to be charged and collected by the

clerk of courts in second class A counties only.

APPROPRIATIONS.

amount of Stare deposits, to provide for the security of such deposits, to fix the rate of interest thereon, to provide for the publication o f monthly statements of moneys in the general and sinking funds, to declare i t a misdemeanor to give or take any- thing of value for obtaining the same, and prescribing penalties for violations o f this act," prohibiting State depositories from maintaining financial transactions with the Republic o f South Africa.

An Act to ascertain and appoint the fees to he received by the prothonotary of the court o f common pleas of the Common- wealth in counties of the second class A only.

APPROPRIATIONS.

HB 567, py 11x8 By Rep. PIEVSKY An Act amending the act o f March 4, 1971 (P. L. 6 , No. 2),

known as the "Tax Reform Code of 1971." further orovidine for APPROPRIATIONS.

HB 6, P N 1590 By Rep. PIEVSKY An Act requiring State-related universities and member institu-

tions of the State System of Higher Education to divest them- selves of investments in the Republic of South Africa or Namibia.

APPROPRIATIONS.

HB 7, P N 1591 By Rep. PIEVSKY An Act requiring cities to enact responsible investment ordi-

nances requiring the withdrawal o f city funds from banks and business entities doing business with the Republic o f South Africa.

HB 60, P N 64 By Rep. PLEVSKY 1 APPROPRIAT1ONS

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computation of the capital stock or franchise tax on regulated investment companies.

APPROPRIATIONS.

HB 597, PN 675 By Rep. PlEVSKY An Ad amending act November ,, 1971 (P, L, 495, No,

113). entitled "An act providing for the compensation of county officers in counties of the second through eighth classes, for the disposition of fees, lor filing of bonds in certain cases and for duties of certaill officers," increasing the salary of county offi .

holding two or more offices.

APPROPRIATIONS.

APPROPRIATIONS.

HB 9 , P N 13 By Rep' An Act providing priorities for the investment o f public

moneys.

APPROPRIATIONS.

HB 641, PN 1715 (Amended) By Rep. PIEVSKY

An Act amending the act of March 4, 1971 (P. L. 6, No. 2), known as ,he U T ~ ~ ~~f~~~ c o d e of 1971," revising the provi. sions relating to net loss carryover; and providing for an eco- nomic revitalization tax credit for corporations.

An Act amending the "County Pension Law," approved August 31, 1971 (P. L. 398, No. 961, authorizing the withdrawal of accumulated deductions and interest if authorircd by the board.

HB 968, PN 1593 By Rep. PIEVSKY A, amending the act of August 9, 1955 (P, L, 323, No,

130), known as County further regulating flags placed on graves.

APPROPRIATIONS.

HB 98, P N 1615 By Rep.

APPROPRIATIONS.

HB 1035, P N 1716 (Amended) By Rep. PIEVSKY

LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL-HOUSE

An Act amending the act of March 10, 1949 (P. L. 30, No. 14), known as the "Public School Code of 1949," further providing for payments on account o f transporlation, classes and schools for exceptional and institutionalized children; and making cdito- rial changes.

A P P R O P R I A T I O N S .

Afflerbach Angiladl Argall Arty Baldwin Barber Barlcy Ballislo Belardi Belfanli Hirinelin Black Blaum Rook Hortner Bowler Uoyes Brandl Hroujos Hunt Wurd Burnr Bush Caltagirone Cappabianca Carlion Carn Carlry Cebsar Chadwick Cimini Civcra Clark Clynier Cohen Colafella Cole Cordisco Cornell Corlett Cowell coy Deluca IleVerlrr DrWeeic Dale? Uawida Dral Dick

Dininni Leicovirl Distlrr 1.etterman Dombroeski Levdansky Donatucci Lcvin Dorr Linron Iluffy Lloyd Durham 1.ucyk E u n s McCall Fareo McClatchv

Robbins Roebuck Ryan Rybak Saloam Saurman Schcctr Schuler Semrnrl Serafini Seventy Showers Sirianni Smilh, B. Smith. L. E. Snyder, D. M'. Snyder, G. M. Stsback Stairs Sleighnei Srevcns Stcaait Stuban

HR 1146, P N 1352 By Rep. PIEVSKY An Act amending the act of July 12, 1972 (P. L. 781, No. 185),

known as the "Local Government Unit Debt Act," further pro- viding for the incurring of debt for certain assessment revisions.

~ a t k h McHale Fec McVerry Fiicher Msckouiki

A P P R O P R I A T I O N S Flick Maialc Forrer, Jr., A . Manderino Fox Manmiller BILL REPORTED FROM COMMITTEE,

CONSIDERED FIRST TIME, AND RECOMMITTED TO COMMITTEE ON RULES

Freeman hlarkosek rreind Mayernik Fryer Merry Gallagher Michlovic Gallen Micorzie Gamblc Miller Gannan Maehlmann Geist Morris Grargc hlowery Gladeck Mrkonic Godshall Murphy Green\rood Nahill Gruppo NO ye Hagarty O'Brisn Halurka O'Donncll Harper Olasz Haray Oliver Hayes Pcrlel Herman Petrarca Hershey Petrone Honaman Phillips Ho*lelt Piccala ltkin Picviky Jackson Pirtella Jarolin I'itt~ Johnson Pott Josephs Pratt Karunic Pressmann Kennedy Pre<ton Kenney Raymond Kosinski Rcbcr Langlry Kcinard I-ashinger Richardson Laupillin Rieger

NAYS-0

N O T VOTING-7

HR 1353, P N 1718 (Amended) By Rep. PlEVSKY

An Act providing for the establishment, operation and admin- istralion of an intervention program for the homeless; and making appropriations.

A P P R O P R I A T I O N S .

Sweet Swift Taylor, E. 2. Taylor, F. E. Taylor. J. Tclck

CALENDAR

BILLS ON THIRD CONSIDERATION

Tigue Trrlla Truman Van Horne Veon Vioon IVambach War, Weston

T h e House proceeded t o third consideration of HB 637, PN 726, entitled:

An Act requiring banks and other lending institutions to notify the mortgagor when thc mortgage has been paid. Wiggins

Wilson \Vegan

O n the question, Will the House agree t o the bill on third consideration? M r . T R E L L O offered the following amendments No.

A1764:

Woniak Wright, D. R . Wrighl, J. L. Wright, R . C. Yandrisevits Amend Sec. I , page I, line 7, by inserting after "a"

residential Amend Sec. I , page I, line I I , by striking out "irnmcdiatcly" Amend Sec. I , page I, line I I , by inserting after "returned"

within 30 days

O n the question,

Irvii. Speaker

Will the House agree to the amendments? Acosta Gruitra Kukuvich Rudy Bowley liutchinson Livengood

EXCUSED-2 T h e S P E A K E R . O n the question, the Chair recognizes the

gentleman f rom Allegheny, Mr. Trello.

ments a n d also agreed-to amendments just changing some language on the time that is required t o send the mortgage t o the mortgagee f rom immediately t o 30 days antl eliminating

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Mr. T R E L L O . Mr. Speaker, these a rc techr~ical amend- I T h e question was determined in the affirmative, and the

amendments were agreed to .

u,,i,, Punt

everything except residential properties o n this. I would appreciate a n affirmative vote. Thank you

O n the question, Will the House agree t o the bill o n third consideration as

O n the question recurring, Will the House agree t o the amendments?

amended? Bill a s amended was agreed to .

T h e SPEAKER. This bill has been considered o n three dif- ferent days a n d agreed t o a n d is now o n final passage.

T h e question is, shall the bill pass Finally?

T h e following roll call was recorded:

LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL-HOUSE JUNE 12,

Agreeable to the provisions of the Constitution, the yeas and nays will now be taken.

YEAS-195

Acosta Afflerbach Angstadt Argall Arty Baldwin Barber Bariey Battisto Belardi Relfanti

Dieti. Lescovitr Dininni Letterman Di~t ler Levdansky Dombrawski Linton Donatucci Livengood Dorr Lloyd Duffy Lucyk Durham McCali Evans McClatchy Fargo McHale Fattah McVerrv

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Birmelin Fce Black Fischer Blaum Flick Book Faster, Jr., Boitner Fox Bowiey Freeman Bowser Freind Boyes Fryer Brandt Gallagher Braujas Gallen Bunt Gamble Burd Gannon Burns Geist Bush George

Mackowiki ~ ~ ~~

hlaiaie Manderino

A . Manmiller Markosek Mayernik Merry Michlovic Micozzie hliller Moehlmann Morris Mowery Mrkonic

Robbins Roebuck Ryan Rybak Saloom Saurman Scheetr Schuler Semmel Serafini Seventv Showers Sirianni Smith, B. Smith, I.. E . Snyder, D. W. Snyder. G. M. Staback Stairs Steighner Stevens Stewart Stuban Sweet Swift

The House proceeded to third consideration of HB 66, PN 1484, entitled:

An Act amending "The Administrative Code of 1929," approved April 9, 1929 (P. L. 177, No. 1 7 3 , converting State heating systems to the use of coal which has been produced in Pennsylvania.

On the question, Will the House agree to the bill on third consideration? Mr. LLOYD offered the following amendments No.

A1389:

I Amend Sec. I (Sec. 2402.1). page 2, line 13, by inserting after "effective"

when compared to other forms of energy Amend Sec. 1 (Sec. 2402.1). page 2, line 19, by inserting after

' ' I A ~ "

Or1 [he question, Will the House agree to the amendments?

The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the gentleman from Somerset, Mr. Lloyd, on his amendment.

Caltagirone Gladkk Murphy Taylor, E . 2. Cappabianca Godshall Nahill Taylor, F. E. Carlson Greenu'oad Noye Taylor, J . Carn Gruppo O'Brien Tclek Cawley Hagarty O'Donnell Tigue Cessar Haluska O l a s ~ Trcllo Chadwick Harper Oliver Truman Cimini Hasay Pcrzel Van Horne Civcra Hayes Petrarca Veon Clark Herman Petrone Vroon Clymer Hershey Phillips Wambach Cohen Honaman Piccola Wass Calafella Howlett Picviky Werton Cole Hutchinion Pistella Wiggins Cardisco ltkin Pills Wilson Cornell Jackron Pou U'ogan Coslett Jarolin Pratt W o ~ n i a k Coweli Johnson Pressmann Wright, D. R. COY Joseph5 Preston Wright. 1. L. Deluca Kasunic Raymond Wright. K. C. DeVerter Kennedy Reber Yandr i se r i~ DeWeese Kosinrki Reinard Daley Lashinger Richardson Irvii, Dawida Laughlin Ricger Speaker Deal

NAYS-0

NOT VOTING-6

Gruitza Kukovich Levin Rudy Kenney Langtry

EXCUSED-2

Davies Punt

The majority required by the Constitution having voted in the affirmative, the question was determined in the affirma- tive.

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

Mr. LLOYD. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. This amendment attempts t o clarify two portions of the

bill. First, it attempts t o make clear that the standard by which

coal is to be judged is cost effectiveness when compared to other forms of energy. Secondly, i t is designed lo make clear that the grandfathering in of certain cogeneration projects is to cover those projects which are under way at the present time.

I would ask for a "yes" vote.

On the question recurring, Will the House agree to the amendments'?

The following roll call was recorded:

YEAS-198

Acosta Dininni Laughlin Robbins Afflerbach Distler Lcicovitr Roebuck Angitadt Dombrowski Lcttcrman Rudy Argall Donatucci Levdansky Ryan Arty Dorr Levin Rybak Baldwin Duffy Linton Salaom Barber Durham Livengood Saurman Barley Evans L.loyd Scheetr B t t i s to Fargo L.ucyk Schuler Belardi Fatlah McCall Secnmel Birrnelin Fee McClalchy Serafini Black Fischer McHaie Seventy Blaum Flick hl~.Vcrry Showers Book Foster, J r . , A. Mackoaski Sirianni Bortnei FOX hlaiale Smith, B. Bowiey Freeman Manderina Smith, L. E . Bowier Freind Manmiller Snyder, D. W. Buyen I'ryei Markosek Snyder, G . M. Rrandt Gallagher Mayernik Staback Broujos Gallen Merry Stairs Bunt Gamble Michlovic Steighner Burd Cannon Micorzie Slcvens Burns Geist Miller Stewart Bush George Mochlmann Stuban Caltagirane Gladeck Morris Sweet Cappabianca Godshall Mrkonic S ~ i f t

LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL-HOUSE

Cailson Greenwood Carn Cruppo Cawley Hagarty Ccssar Haiurka Chadwick Harper Cimini Haiay Civcra Hayes Clark Herman Ciymer Hershcy Cohen Honarnan Calafella l ioale t t Cole Hutchinson Cord ixo Ilkin

Murph) Nahill

Olasz Oliver Perzel Petrarca Petrone Phillips Piccola Picvikv

Taylor, E . Z. Taylor, 1:. E. Taylor. J . Tclek Tigue Trelio Truman Van Harne Vran Vmon Wambach Waas

Cornell Jackson pistella Wigpins Coslett Jarolin Pills Wilron Cowell Johnson Pot1 Wognn Coy Joiephr Prart \\'o/niak Deluca Kasunic Prersmann U'rieht, D. R. DeVerter Kennedy Preston Wright, J . L. 1)eWeeie Kenney Ka ymond IVright, R. C. Daley Kaiiniki Reber Yandrisevitr Dasida Kukovich Rcinard Deal Langlry Richardson Inis , Dictz Lashinger Ricgcr Speaker

NAYS-0

NOT VOTING-3

Belfanti Cruilfa \lowery

EXCUSED-2

Davies Punt

The question was determined in the affirmative, and the amendments were agreed to.

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

amended? Bill as amended was agreed to.

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

The question is, shall the bill pass finally?

On final passage, the Chair recognizes the gentleman from Bucks, Mr. Burns.

Mr. BURNS. Mr. Speaker, I wonder if I could interrogate Mr. Lloyd for just one moment.

The SPEAKER. Mr. Lloyd indicates he will stand for inter- rogation. The gentleman, Mr. Burns, is in order and he may proceed.

Mr. BURNS. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, as I understand this bill, it would require that

any new State buildings that are built be b u i l ~ so that they would contain a coal heating or coal cooling system; whatever is needed to regulate the temperature in the building would be fired by coal. My question is, I guess, suppose the State would decide to build a building in the Philadelphia area, and because now they have got to put a coal-fired operation in there, it will not meet the air quality controls and so forth that the city and other agencies regulate. Would that mean that we could not build the building?

Mr. LLOYD. No. If you look at the bill on page 2, Mr. Speakcr, starting with

line 8, a heating system is exempt from the coal presumption

if the Department of General Services determines that that presumption would violate either existing or reasonably antic- ipated environmental rules, or if the department were to determine that that presumption would result in doing some- thing which is not cost effective.

Mr. BURNS. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. That is all I wanted to know.

The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the gentleman from Allegheny, Mr. Preston, on final passage.

Mr. PRESTON. Thank you, Mr. Sueaker. Will the gentleman, Mr. Lloyd, stand for interrogation? The SPEAKER. The gentleman, Mr. Lloyd, indicates he

will remain standing for interrogation. You may proceed. Mr. PRESTON. Thank you. Mr. Speaker, following along the lines of Mr. Burns, 1 am

concerned also about certain laws it may affect as far as the municipality is concerned. They also have some strict stan- dards, too. How would this affect-1 do not see anything here about any local municipalities or governmental subunits as far as their rules and regulations-would this supersede any rules as far as the city is concerned?

Mr. LLOYD. No; it would not certainly supersede any local ordinance as far as zoning or anything like that is concerned. If there is a local air pollution ordinance, the bill specifically says that you cannot violate any existing or reasonably antici- pated environmental rules or regulations.

Mr. PRESTON. Also, could you give me an example, as far as the Department of Environmental Resources? Would they determine if it may be in violation of anything? Is there a set standard?

Mr. LLOYD. Well, it would be based on whatever the air emissions ceiling is that has been set for the particular air basin. The Department of General Services would be respon- sible for making that inquiry to the Department of Environ- mental Resources. As to the question of what would be rea- sonably anticipated, I think everybody recognizes that there is a move afoot lo impose more stringent air emissions stan- dards, and I certainly would anticipate that the Secretary of General Services would take account of that when he is trying to figure out whether to go ahead with coal or to choose another fuel.

Mr. PRESTON. Would you say then that in most urban areas, such as Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, would they be lbrced to, if they built a building, would they have to have coal?

Mr. LLOYD. No. No. If the presumption exists, it is a presumption; it is not an

absolute mandate. The presumption exists under two circum- stances: if they can comply environmentally, and, two, if that is the most cost-effective thing to do. I f something else is more cost effective, the presumption falls and the department can do whatever it wants to do.

Mr. PRESTON. Okay. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. The SPEAKER. The Chair thanks thegentleman.

LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL-HOUSE JUNE 12,

WELCOME

The SPEAKER. The Chair is delighted to welcome to the hall of the House the wife of Representative Tom Petrone. Marlene is here. Welcome, Marlene. We are glad to have you here.

CONSIDERATION OF HB 66 CONTINUED

The SPEAKER. On final passage, the Chair recognizes the gentleman from Warren, Mr. Bowley.

Mr. BOWLEY. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Will Representative Lloyd stand for brief interrogation? The SPEAKER. Mr. Lloyd indicates he will remain stand-

ing for interrogation. You may proceed. Mr. BOWLEY. Thank you. Mr. Speaker, in my area we do not have any coal. If in a

State building they wanted to put a new heating system in- correct me now if I am wrong-would they be required to use coal, or can yon explain coal and natural gas?

Mr. LLOYD. If the choice is between coal and natural gas,

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Cimini Hasay Civera Hayes Clark Herman Clymer Hershey Cohen Honaman Colafella Howlett Cole Hutchinson Cordisco ltkin Corncll Jackson

Olasz Oliver Perzel Petiarca Petrone Phillipa Piccola Pievsky Pistella

Truman Van Horne Vcon Vroon Wambach Wass Weston Wiggins Wilson

Corlett larolin Pills Wagan Cow ell Johnson Piail Wozniak Coy Joscphs Presrmann Wright. U. R. Deluca Kamnic Preston Wright, J . L. DeVerter Kennedy Raymond Wright, R. C . DeWee~e Kenney Reber Yaodrisevits Ualcy Koiiniki Reinard Dawida Kukovich Richardson Irvis, Deal Langtry Riegei Speaker Dietr

NAYS-2

Lerin Pot1

NOT VOTING-0

EXCUSED-2

Davies Punt the first question is, can using coal comply with the environ- The majority required by the Constitution having voted in mental laws? Assuming in your area the answer to that is yes, the affirmative, the question was determined in the affirma- the question then would be, which of the two is more cost effective? I f natural gas is more cost effective, then the department would use natural gas. If it is not more cost effec- tive, then the department would use coal.

Mr. BOWLEY. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

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

tution, the yeas and nays will now be taken.

YEAS-199

L I Y S .

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

The House proceeded to third consideration of HB 1207, PN 1419, entitled:

An Act authorizing and directing the Department of Transpor- tation, with the approval of the Governor, to convey to the Corps of Engineers of the United States Army a tract of land situate in Fairview Township, York County, Pennsylvania.

Arty Baldwin Barber Barley Battist0 Belardi Belfanti Birmelin Black Blaum Book Bortner Baaley Bowscr Boyes Brandt Broujos Bunt Burd Burns Bush Caltagirone Cappabianca Carlsan Carn Cawley Cessar Chadwick

Acosta Dininni Lashinger Robbins Dirtler Laughlin Roebuck Afflerbach

Angstadt Dambrowski L.escavitr Rudy Argall Donatucci Letterman Ryan

Dorr Duffy Durham Evans Fargo Fattah Fee Fischer Flick Foster, Jr., A. Fox Freeman Freind Fryer Gallagher Callen Gamble Gannon Geist George Gladeck Godshall Greenwood Cruitza Gruppo Hagarty Haluska Harper

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

Levdanaky Linton Livengood Lloyd Lucyk McCall McClatchy McHale McVerry Mackawiki Maiale Manderina Manmiller Markosek Mayernik Merry Michlavic Micorrie Miller Moehlmann Morris Mowery Mrkonic Murphy Nahill NO ye O'Brien O'Donnell

Rybak Saloom Saurman Scheetz Schuler Semmel Scrafini Seventy Showers Sirianni Smith. B. Smith, L. E. Snyder, D. W. Snyder, C. M. Staback Stairs Steighner Stevens Stewart Stuban Sweet Swift Taylor. E. 2. Taylor, F. E. Taylor, J. Telek Tigue Trello

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

The question is, shall the bill pass finally? Agreeable to the provisions of the Constitution, the yeas

and nays will now be taken.

AcOSta Afflerbach Angstadt Argall Arty Baldwin Barber Barley Battisto Belardi Eelfanti Birmelin Black Blaum Book Bortner Bow ley Bowser

Dintler Dambrowski Donatucci Dorr Duff? Durham Evans Farga Fattah Fee Fixher Flick Foster, Jr., A . Fox Freeman Freind Fryer Gallagher

Le5covitr Letterman Levdansky Levin Linton Livengood Lloyd Lucyk McCall McCiatchy McHale McV~r ry Mackowski Maiale Manderino Manmiller hlarkoiek Mayemik

Robbins Roebuck Rudy Ryan Rybak Saloom Saurman Scheetz Schuler Semmel Serafini Seventy Showers Sirianni Smith, B. Smith, L. E. Snyder, D. W. Snyder. G . M.

1985 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL-HOUSE 1201

Boyes Gallen Merry Staback Brandt Gamble Michlavic Stairs Broujos Cannon Micozzie Steighnei Bunt Ceist Miller Stevens Burd George Moehlmann Stewart Burns Ciladeck Morris Stuban Bush Godshall Moivery Su,cd Caltagirone Cireenwood Mrkanic Swift Cappabianca Gruitra Murphy Taylor, E. 2. Carlion Gruppo Nahill Taylor, F. E. Carn Hagarty Noyr Taylor, J. Canley Haluika O'Brien Tclck C e s ~ a r Harper O'Donnell Tigue Chadwick Hasay Olasr Trello Cimini Haycs Oliver Truman Cirera Herman Perfel Van Horne Clark Hershey Petrarca Veon Clymer Honan~an Petrone Vroon Colafella Howlett Phillips Wambach Cole Hutchinaon Piccola Waai Cordisco lrkin Pievsky Weston Cornell Jackson Pist clla Wiggins Coslert Jaroiin Pills Wilron Cowell Johnson Pott Wogan COY Josephs Pratt Woiniak Deluca Kasunic Pressman" Wright, D. R . DcVcrter Kennedy Preston Wright, J . L . DcWeese Kenne y Raymond \{'right, R. C. Daley Kosinski Reber Yandrisevirr Ilawida Kukovich Keinard Dcal Langtry Richardson In i s , Uietz Lahhingcr Rieger Spcaher Dininni Laughlin

NAYS-0

NOT VOTING-I

Cohen

EXCUSED-2

Davies Punt

The majority required by the Constitution having voted in the affirmative, the question was determined in the affirma- tive.

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

RESOLUTIONS

Mr. COLAFELLA callcd up HR 120, P N 1597, entitled:

To condemn racial segregation which is in direct opposition to all standards of decency; and to let it be known that the practice of apartheid by the government of South Africa is intolerable.

On the question, Will the House adopt the resolution?

The following roll call *,as recorded:

YEAS-199

Acosta Afflerbach Angstad1 Argall Arty Baldwin Barley Battist0 Belardi Bclfanti Birmelin

1)istler Dombiomski Donatucci Uorr Dufiy Durham Evans Fargo Fallah Fec Fiichcr

I.cscu~i11 Letterman Levdansky Levin Linton Liwngood I.loyd Lucyk McCall McClatch) McHalc

Robbin< Roebu~.k Rudy Ryan Rybak Salooln Saurlnan Scheetz Schulcr Ssmmcl Sersfini

Black Blsom Book Bortnei Bueley Bur acr Boyes Brandl Broujoi Bunt Burd Bumr Bush Calragironc Cappabianca Carlson Carn Cawiey Czssar Chaduick Cicnini Civcra Clark Clymer Cohen Colafella Cole Cordisca Cornell Cosietl Cowell Coy Deluca DrVcrrcr DcWeese Uale) Dawida Deal Dietz Dininni

Flick McVerry Foster, J r . , A. Mackawski Fox Maiale Freeman Manderinu Freind Manmillcr Fryer Markosek Gailaghcr Magernik Gallen Merry Gamble Michlovic Gannon Micvrrie Geist Miller George Mochlmann Gladeck Morris Godshall Mowery Greenwood Mrkonic (iruitra Murphy Gruppo Nahill Hasarty Noyr Ha lu~ka O'Brien Harper O'Uonnell Hasay Oiasz Hayes Oliver Herman Perrel Hrrshey Pelrarca Honaman Pelrone Howlru Phillips Hutchinion Piccaia Itkin Pievsky Jackson Pistclla Jaralin Pitti Johnhon Pott Joseph5 Pratf Kaiunic Preismann Kenncdy Preston Kenney Raymond Kosiniki Rebcr Kukovich Reinard 1,angtry Richardmn Laughlin Riegrr

Seventy Showers Sirianni Smith, R. Smith. L. E. Snyder, U. W Snyder, G. M. Slaback Stairs Steighncr Stcvens Stewart Stuban Sweet Swift Taylor, E . 2. Taylor, F. E . Taylor, J . Teiek Tirue Trella Truman Van Hornc VCO" Vroun Wambach WSSS Weston Wiggins Wilron Wogan Woiniak Wright. D. R. Wright. 1. L. Wright, R. C . Yandriscvitr

Irvis. Speaker

NAYS-0

NOT VOTING-2

Barber Lashinger

EXCUSED-2

Ilavirr Pun1

The question was determined in the affirmative, and the resolution was adopted.

* * *

Mr. MARKOSEK called up HR 121, P N 1675, entitled:

Providing lor a special committee to investigate automobile theft and chop shops.

On the question, Will the Ilouse adopt the resolution?

The hllowing roll call was recorded:

YEAS-199

Acosta Afflerbach Angstadl Argall Arty Baldwirl Barley Battisto Belardi Belfanti Hirmelin

Distler Lbughlin Dombrowski Lrscovifr Uonatucci Ladansky Dorr Lerin Duffy l i n ton Durham I.ivengood Evans Lloyd Fargo Lucyk Fauah McCall Fee McCla~ch) Fischer McHale

Robbinr Racbock Rudy Ryan Rybak Sniuom Saurman Scheetr Schuler Selnmel Seraiini

LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL-HOUSE JUNE 12,

~ r a n d t Broujos Bunt Burd Burns Bush Caltagirone Caooahianca

Black Flick McVerry Seventy Blaum Foster. J r . , A. Mackowski Showerr Book Fox Maiale Sirianni Bortner Freeman Manderina Smith, B. Bowleg Freind Manmiller Smith, L. E. Bowser Fryer Markosek Snyder, D. W. Boves Gallaeher Mavernik Snyder. G . M .

callen Gamble Gannon Geist George Gladeck Godshall Greenwood

Mr. AFFLERBACH. Under present law, Mr. Speaker, special education is guaranteed to all handicapped students up to age 21. Anyone over age 21 is not covered by that guaran- tee.

Mr. LETTERMAN. Thank you.

Mekry Michlovic Micaz~ ie Miller Moehlmann Morris Moweiy Mrkonic

~ t a h a c k Stairi Steighner Sterens Stewart Stuban Sweet Swift . .

Carlson Gruitra Murphy Taylor, E . 2. Carn Gruppo Nahill Taylor. F. E. C a d e y Hagarly Noye Taylor, J Cemr Haluska O'Brien Telek Chadwick Harper O'Dannell Tigue Cimini Hasav Olasr Trello Civera Clark Clymer Cohen Colalclla Cole Cordisco Cornell Coslett Cowell COY Deluca DeVerter DeWeese Daley Dawida Deal Dietr Dininni

~ a y c i Hcrman Hershcy Honaman Howlett Hutchinson ltkin Jackson Jaiolin Johnson Josephs Kasunic Kennedy Kenney Kosinski Kukovich Langtry Lashinger

Oliver Perzel Petrarca Perronc Phillip5 Piccola Pievsky Pi~te l la Pitts P ~ t t Pratt Pressmann Preston Raymond Reber Reinard Richardson Rieger

Truman Van Horne Veon Vroon Wambach Wass Wcston Wiggins Wilson Wogan Wozniak Wright, D. R. Wright, J. L. Wright, R. C.

In is , Speaker

NAY S-0

NOT VOTING-2

Barber Letterman

EXCUSED-2

Davici Punt

The question was determined in the affirmative, and the resolution was adopted.

* * *

Mr. AFFLERBACH called up HR 123, PN 1626, entitled:

On the question recurring, Will the House adopt the resolution?

The following roll call was recorded:

Acorta Afflerbach Angstadt Argall Arty Baldrin Barber Barley Battiito Belardi Belfanri Biimelin Black Blaum Rook Bortner Bowley Borser Boyes Brsndt Broujos Bunt Burd Burns Bush Caltagirone Cappabianca Carlson Carn Canley Cessar Chadwick Cimini Civcra Clark Clymer Cohen Colaiella Cole Cordisco Cornell

Dininni Distler Ilomhrom~ski L ) o ~ ~ ~ u c c ~ Dorr Durry Durham Evans Fargo Fattah Fee Fischer Flick Foster. Jr.. A. Fox Freeman Freind Fryer Gallagher Gallen Gamble Gannon Geist George Gladeck Godshall Greenwood Gruitla Gruppo Hagarty Halurka Harper Hasay Hayes Herman Hcrshey Honaman Howlett Hutchinson ltkin Jackson

I.aughlin Lcscovitz Letterman Levdansky 1.evin Linton I.i\,engood l loyd Lucyk McCall McClatchy McHale McVrrry Mackowski Maiale Mandcrino hlanmillei Markosek Mayernik Merry Michlovic Miconie hliller Moehlmano Morris Mowery Mrkonic Murphy Nahill Noye O'Brien O'Donncll Olsr? Oliver Perm1 Petrarca Petronr Phillips Piccola Picvsky Pistella

Robbins Roebuck Rudy Ryan Rybak Saloom Saurman Scheetz Schuler Semmel Serafini Seventy Showers Sirianni Smith. B. Smith. L. E. Snyder, D. W Snyder, G. M. Staback Stairs Stcighner Stevens Stewart Stuban Sweet Swift Taylor. E. 2. Tayior. F. E. Taylor. 1. reick Tigue Trcllo Truman Van Hornr \'con Vroon Wamhach %'ass Weston Wiggins Wilson

On the question, Will the House adopt the resolution?

The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the gentleman from Centre, Mr . Letterman, on the resolution.

Mr. LETTERMAN. Mr. Speaker, may 1 question the gen- tleman, Mr. Afflerbach?

The SPEAKER. Mr. Afflerbach, will you stand for inter- rogation? The gentleman, Mr. Afflerbach, indicates he will so stand. Mr. Letterman is in order, and you may proceed, sir.

Mr. LETTERMAN. Why did you choose the age of 21?

Directing the Speaker of the House of Representatives to appoint a select committee to study the availability of and need for services to all handicapped persons 21 years of age or older.

DeWeesc Kenney Raymond Yandrisevils Daley Kosinski Reber Ihwida Kukovich Reinard Irvis, Deal Langtry Richardson Speaker Dietz Lashinger Rieger

Coslett Jarolin Pittr Woean cowell Johnson Poll Womiak Coy Jasephi Pratt Wright. D. R. DeluCa Kasunic Prersmann Wright, J. L . DeVerter Kennedv Preston Wright. R. C .

NOT VOTING-0

EXCUSED-2

Davies Punt

The question was determined in the affirmative, and the resolution was adopted.

1204 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL-HOUSE JUNE 12,

Cole Cordisco Cornell Coslett Cowell COY Deluca DeVerter DeWeese

ltkin Jackson Jarolin Johnson Josephs Kasunic Kennedy Kenney Kasinski

Pievsky Pistella Pitts Pat1 Pratt Pressmann Preston Raymond Reber

Weslon Wiggins Wilson Wogan Wazniak Wright, D. R. Wright, J . L. Wright, R. C. Yandrisevirs -~ ~~~~

Daley Kukavich Reinard Dawida Langtry Richardson Lrvis,

LOCAL GOVERNMENT.

HB 1335, PN 1584 By Rep. FRYER An Act amending the act of February 1, 1984 (P. L. 34, No.

15), known as the "Pennsylvania Municipal Retirement Law,'' further providing for the payment of administrative expenses.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT.

REMARKS ON VOTES

Foster, Jr . , A. EXCUSED-2

Deal Lashinger Rieger Speaker Dietr Laughlin

NAYS-0

NOT VOTING-1

Davies Punt

The SPEAKER. The Chair will now take corrections to the record.

The Chair recognizes the lady from Centre, Mrs. Rudy.

The question was determined in the affirmative, and the resolution as amended was adopted.

BILL REPORTED AND REREFERRED TO COMMITTEE ON URBAN AFFAIRS

HB 1348, PN 1608 By Rep. FRYER An Act amending the act of July 28, 1953 (P. L. 723, No. 230).

known as the "Second Class County Code," further providing for the jurisdiction of thecoroner.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT

BILLS REPORTED FROM COMMITTEES, CONSIDERED FIRST TIME, AND

RECOMMITTED TO COMMITTEE ON RULES

HB 560, PN 1714 (Amended) By Rep. RICHARDSON

An Act amending the act of June 23, 1931 (P. L. 932, No. 317), known as "The Third Class City Code," further providing for the designation of the chief of police and other officers.

URBAN AFFAIRS.

Mrs. RUDY. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. On HB 637 1 would like to have my name added as voting in

the affirmative. The SPEAKER. The lady's remarks will be spread upon the

record. The Chair recognizes the gentleman from Allegheny, Mr.

DeLuca. Mr. DeLUCA. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. On June 4, HB 1249, amendment A1780,I would like to be

recorded in the affirmative; also, A1691 1 would like to be recorded in the affirmative; also, amendment A1469 I would like to be recorded in the affirmative; also, amendment 1730 to HB 1249 1 would like to be recorded in the affirmative. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

The SPEAKER. The Chair thanks the gentleman. The Chair recognizes the lady from Allegheny, Mrs.

Langtry. Mrs. LANGTRY. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. On HB 637 on final passage I did indeed vote "yes," but it

did not record. Thank you. The SPEAKER. The Chair thanks the lady. The Chair recognizes the gentleman from Philadelphia, Mr.

Kenney. Mr. KENNEY. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. On HB 637 I would like to be recorded in the affirmative. The SPEAKER. For what purpose does the gentleman

LOCAL GOVERNMENT.

HB 1295. PN 1717 (Amended)

HB 801, PN 901 By Rep. FRYER An Act amending the act of July 28, 1953 (P. L. 723, No. 230),

known as the "Second Class County Code," further providing for hydroelectric generating facilities.

in the affirmative. The SPEAKER. Mr. Kasunic's remarks will be spread upon

the record.

from Fayette, Mr. Kasunic, rise? Mr. KASUNIC. Mr. Speaker, I would like to correct the

record, please. On HB 1249, amendment 1695, I would like t o be recorded

Bv ReD. FRYER I . . An Act amending the act of May I, 1933 (P. L. 103, No. 69),

known as "The Second Class Township Code," further provid- ing for the compensation of supervisors and the purchase of insurance.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT.

HB 12%, PN 1537 By Rep. FRYER An Act amending the act of June 24, 1931 (P. L. 1206, No.

331), known as "The First Class Township Code," providing for contracts for life, health, hospitalization, medical services and accident insurance for township commissioners.

ADDITIONS AND DELETIONS OF SPONSORS

The SPEAKER. The Chair notes the additions and dele- tions filed by the majority leader for sponsorships of bills, which the clerk will file.

The following list was submitted:

ADDITIONS: HB 149, Kosinski; HB 260, Micozzie; HB 347, Steighner; HB

407, Fox; HB 456, Freeman; HB 491, O'Donnell; HB 802, Veon; HB 827, Fox; HB 845, Micouie; HB 854, Micouie; HB 901,

1985 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL-HOUSE 1205

Nahill; HB 903, Veon; HB 997, Richardson; HB 1034, Richardson; HB 1102, Fox; HB 1144, Kenney; HB 1212, Sirianni; HB 1220, Olasz; HB 1228, Herman; HB 1308, Herman; HB 1322, Langtry, E. 2. Taylor; HB 1333, Freeman, Pratt; HB 1346, Hershey, Fox, Civera; HB 1349, Olasz, Petrarca; HB 1355, Bunt; HB 1357, E. Z. Taylor; HB 1382, Kasunic, Michlovic, Josephs, Howlett; HB 1383, Josephs, Kasunic, Michlovic; HB 1398, Boyes; HR 120, Colafella, Fattah, Pressmann, Wiggins, Wilson, Stevens, Fischer, Rudy, Nahill, Lashinger, Pistella, Kasunic, Foster; HR 121, Geist.

DELETIONS: HB 777, Letterman; HB 847, Letterman; HB 986, Letterman;

HB 1189, Kosinski; HB 1227, Letterman; HB 1379, Pratt.

SENATE MESSAGE

AMENDED HOUSE BILL RETURNED FOR CONCURRENCE

The clerk of the Senate, being introduced, returned HB 2, P N 1713, with information that the Senate has passed the same with amendment in which the concurrence of the House of Representatives is requested.

BILLS PASSED OVER I The SPEAKER. Without objection, all remaining hills on

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

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

brought before this day's session, the Chair recognizes the gentleman from Beaver, Mr. Veon.

Mr. VEON. Mr. Speaker, I move that this House do now adjourn until Monday, June 17, 1985, at I p.m., e.d.t., unless sooner recalled by the Speaker.

On the question, Will the House agree to the motion? Motion was agreed to, and at 11:29 a.m., e.d.t., the House

adjourned.