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STATE OP ILLINOIS88TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY

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PRESIDENT PHTLTPZ

The regular Session of the 88th General Assembly Will please I!

come to order. Will the Members please be at their desks. Will

our guests in the gallery please rise. Our prayer today will be '

given by Reverend Zivney, Dkight Fire Chaplain, Dwightu Illinois.

Reverend Zivney.I

REVEREND ZIVNEY: '

(Prayer by Reverend Zivney) I!

PRESIDENT PHILIP:

Senator Dudyez. 1,

SENATOR DUDYCZ:I

Mr. Presidenkr I move that reading and approval of the Journal

of Monday: April 11th, in the year 1994, be postponedr pending

arrival of the printed Journal.

PRESIDENT PHILIP:

Senator Dudycz moves to postpone the reading and the approval

of the Journal, pending the arrival of the printed transcript.!

There being no objectiong so ordered. Senator Shadid, for What

purpose do you rise?E

SENATOR SHADID:

Mr. Presidenty I'd like to have the Senate Welcome the Calvin '

lidge Middle School seventh graders and their teacherr Susan ICooI1Grzanich, Who are up in the gallery. Would you -- would you i

stand?IIPRESIDENT PHJLIP

:

Would the school please stand? Committee Reports.

SECRETARY HARRY:

Senator Fawellr Chair of the Committee on Transportation,

. reports Senate Amendment No. 1 to Senate Bill 1251 Be Adopted.

l h Dunn, Chair of the Committee on State Government 1Senator Ra p

Operations and Executive Appointments, reports Senate Amendment 4!

to Sena*e Bill 1182 Be Adopted, and Senate Amendment 4 to Senate 11

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Bill 1715 Be Adopted. i

And Senator DeAngelis, Chair of the Committee on Revenue,

reports Senate Amendment 3 to Senate Bill 1691 Be Adopted.

Senator Weaver, chair of the Committee on Rules, reports that'. I

the following Legislative Measures have been assigned to

committees: to the Committee on Agriculture and Conservation -

Senate Amendment l to Senate 3i1l 1708) to the Committee on

Education - Senate Amendment 1 to Senate Bill 1567, and Senate

Amendment 2 to Senate Bill 11812 to the Cammittee on Environment

and Energy - Senate Amendments 2 and 3 to Senate Bl11 13867 to the

Executive Committee - Senate Anendment 3 to Senate Bill 1168; to

the Committee on Financial Institutions - Senate Amendnent 2 to

Senate Bil1 1311) to the Committee on Insurance, Pensions and

Licensed Activities - Senate Amendment 1 ta Senate Bill 1328,

Senate Amendnent 2 to Senate Bill 1435, and Senate Amendment l to

Senate Bill 1706: to the Committee on Judiciary - Senate Amendment

4 to Senate Bill 12992 to the Public Health and Welfare Committee

- Senate Amendment l to Senate Bill 1522, Amendment 1 to Senate

Bill 1746, and Amendment 1 to Senate B11l 17477 to the Committee

on Revenue - Senate Amendment 1 to Senate Bill 1211; to the

Connittee on State Governnent Operations and Executlve

Appointments - Senate Amendment 5 to Senate Bill 1182) and Be

Approved for Consideration - Senate Amendnent 1 to Senate Bill

1153, Amendment 2 to Senate Bill 1206, Amendment 3 to Senate Bill

1263, and Amendment 1 to Senate Bill 1717.

PRESIDENT PHILIP:

Resolutions.

SECRETARY HARRY:

Senate Resolution 1224 is of f ered by Senator Jones .

Senate Resolution 1225 , by Senator Vadalabene .

Senate Resolution 1226 , by Senator Hasara .

Senate Resolut ion 1227 , by Senator Hawkinson .

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Senate Resolution 1228 , by Senator Stern .

Senate Resolutions 1229 through 1237 ê by Senator Hall and a11

Menber s .

Senate Resolution 1238 is Lf f ered by Senator Petka .

Senate Resolution 1239 , by Senator Collins and a11 Members .

Senator Watson of f ers Senate Resolution 1240 .

And Senator Dillard of f ers Senate Joint Resolution 139 .

They ' re a1l congratulatory and death resolutions , Mr . President .

PRESIDENT PHILIP :

Consent Calendar . Senator O ' Malley r What purpose do you rise?

SENATOR 0 1 MALLEY :

Mr . President , I would like to -- a11 the Members of the

Senate to please loak cn our stde of the aisle . Some -- some

mayors f rom the southwest suburbs are here # and I Wonder if we

could give them a real welcome . We have Mayor Siegel f rom Chicago

Ridge ; Mayor Kolb f rom Oak Lawn ; and of course : the senior Mayor

f rom the southwest suburbs , f rom Brldgeview . Please give them a

warm welcome .

PRESIDENT PHILIP :

Yes . Will you please give the mayors a warm welcome . Welcome

to Springf ield . We will now go to Executive Session f or the

purpose of adviskng and consentlng . Mr . Secretary .

SECRETARY HARRY :

Senator Ralph Dunn , Chal r of the Committee on State Government

Operations and Executive Appointments , to which Was ref erred the

Comptroller ' s Message of March 21, 1994 , reported the sane back

with the f ollowing recommendation that the Senate advise and

consent to the f ollowing appointment .

PRESIDENT PHTLIP :

Senator Dunn .

SENATOR R . DUNN :

Thank you , Mr . President . I move the Senate resolve itself

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into Executive Session for purposes of acting on the Conptroller's

appointment set forth in the Message of March the 21st, 1994. Mr.

President, with respect to the Comptroller's Message of March the

21st, 1994, 1911 read the name of the unsalaried appointment...

PRESIDENT PHILIP:

Could we have some order, please?

SENATOR R. DUNN:

I will read the nane of the unsalaried appointment to Which

the Senate Committee on State Governnent Operations and Executive

Appolntments reconmends the Senate do advlse and consent.

I have nominated the following named person to the

Comptroller's Merit Commission - by Dawn Clark Netsch - and

respectfully ask concurrence to the confirmation of this

appointment by your Honorable Body:

To serve on the Comptroller's Merlt Commission -

Mary Lou Lowder Kent, term to expire January 17th, the year 2000.

Mr. Preskdent, having read the unsalaried appointnent, I now

seek leave to consider this appointment on a roll call. And, Mr.

President, will you put the question as required by our rules?

PRESIDENT PHILIP:

Any discussion? If -- if not, the question is, does the

Senate advise and consent to the nonination just made. A11 those

in favor will signify by voting Aye. Those opposed, Nay. The

voting is open. Have you a11 voted who wish? Have you a11 voted

who wish? Have you a11 voted who Nish? Take the record. On the

question, there are 52 Yeas, no Nays, no voting Present. A

majority of the Senators electedr concurring by the record vote,

the Senate does noN advlse and consent to the nomination just

made. Senator Dunn.

SENATOR R. DUNN:

Thank you, Mr. ...tmicrophone cutofflw..Governor's Message of

October the 13th, 1993, I will read the salaried appointment to

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which khe Senate Committee on State Government Operations and

Executive Appointments recommends that the Senate do advise and '

consent:

To be a member of the Illinois International Port District .

Board for a term ending June the 1st, 1997, Don Hensel of Chicago '

- - of Wesk chicago.

Mr. President, havtng read the salaried appointment, I now1seek leave to consider this appcintment on a rol'l call, unless

some Senaeor has an objection. And the President -- Mr.

President, will you put the question as required by our rules?. i

PRESIDENT PHILIP: i

Any discussion? If not, the questlon is# does the Senate

advise and consent to the nomination just made. Those in favor iI

will signify by voting Aye. Those opposed: Nay. The voting is

open. Have you a11 voted who wish? Have you all voted who wish? .i

Take the record. On the questlon, there are 54 Ayesr no Nays, no

voting Present. A majority of the Senate concurring by the record

vote, the Senate does advise and eonsent to the nomination just

made. Senator Dunn.

SENATOR R. DUNN: jThank you, Mr. President. With respect to the Governor's

Message of March the 22nd, 1994, 1'11 read the salarled

appointnents to which the Senate Committee on State Gcvernment k!IOperations and Executive Appointments recommend the Senate do

advise and consent: (

Emergency ManagemenE Agency - To be a Director of the

Emergency Management Agency for a term ending January 16th, 1995,

John Mitchell of Orland Park. ,

To be the Director of the Department of Employment Security

for a term ending January 16th, 1995, Lynn Quigley Doherty of

Chicago. i

To be the Director of the Department of Mines and Minerals for

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a term ending January 16th , 1995 , Patrlck Ksicb ( Frederick ) Bowman

of Springf ield .

To be a Di rector of the Department of Nuclear Saf ety f or a

tern ending January 16th , 1995, Tom Ortciger of Elassncor .

To be the Director of the Department of Public Aid f or a term

ending January 16th r l99 5, Robert Wright of Spr ingf ield .

To be the Assistant Secretary of the Department of

Transportation f or a term endlng January 16th , 1995 , Richard

Aust in of Spr ingf ield .

To be a member of the Civil Service Commission f or a term

ending March the 1st , 1999 , William Stratton of Chlcago . Pormer

Governor Stratton .

To be a Chairman of the Illinois Conmlerce Commission f or a

term -- that -- that ' s not right . It ' s not William Stratton . To

be a Chai rman of the I llinois Conmerce Commiss ion f or a term

ending January 18th , 1999 z Dan Miller of Chicago .

To be a member of the Court of Clalms f or a term ending

January 17th r the year 2000 , Richard Mltchell of Jacksonville .

To be the Chairnan of the Illinois Educational Labor Relations

Board f or a term ending February the 1st , the year 2000 z Gerald

Berendt of Woodstock .

To be a member of the Illlnois -- to be members of the

Illinois Industrial Conunission f or terms ending January 20th#

1997 , Diane Dickett of Westchester ; Bar ry Ketter of Itasca ;

Jacquel ine Kinsman <sic> ( Kinnaman ) of Chlcago .

To be members of the Liquor Control Co= ission f or terms

endlng February the lst , the year 2000 r Don Adams of Spr ingf ield ;

James Hogan of Palos Hills .

To be a member of the Pollution Control Board f or a term

endlng July the lst , 1995 , Marili McFawn of Palatine .

To be a member of the Pollution Control Board f or a term

ending July the 1st , 1996 , Emmett Dunham of Elmhurst ; Ronald

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Flemal of DeKalb.

To be a member of the Prisoner Revtew goard for a term ending

January 16thr 1995, James Donahue of Pekin.

Mr. President, having read the salaried appointments, nok

seek leave to consider the appointments on a roll call, unless

some Senator has an objection. And, Mr. Presldent, kill you put

the question as required by our rules?

PRESIDENT PHILIP:

Any discussion? not, the question is: does the Senate

advise and consent to the nominations just made. Those in favcr,signify by voking Aye. Those opposedg Nay. The votlng is open.

Have you a11 voted who gish? Have you a11 voted Who wish? Take

the record. On the question, there are 55 Ayes, no Naysy no

voting Present. A majority of the Senators elected concurring by

record vote, the Senate does advtse and consent to the nominations

just made. Senator Dunn.

SENATOR R. DUNN:

Thank you, President. With respect to the Governor's

Message of March the 22nd, 1994, I'm going to ask Vice Chairman

Rauschenberger to read the unsalaried appointments to which the

Senate Comnittee on State Government Operations and Executive

Appointments reconmend the Senate do advise and consent.

PRESIDENT PHILIP:

Senator Rauschenberger.

SENATOR RAUSCHENBERGER:

Board of Agriculture Advisors - To be members of the Bcard of

Agricultural Advlsors for terms ending January 16th, 1995, Marla

zehrends of Rankakee; Maren Droste of Nashville; Ronald Sanley of

Buda -- Buda; Amy Heberer of Bellevllle; George Smith of Keenes.

Illinois Committee for Agricultural Education - To be members

for terms ending March 13th, 1995, Peter Bloome of Urbana; Barbara

Valerkous of Homewcod; Randey Wall of Tazewell.

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To be menbers for terms ending March 13th, 1996, Christopher

Schroeder of Savoy; John Fisher of Bloomington; Elaine Hcdel of

Roanoke.

To be members of the -- of the Commission for terms ending

Mareh 13th, 1997, Ellen Culver of Farmer City; Charles Ferguson of

Pittsfield.

To be members of the State Banking Board of Illinois for terms

ending December 31st, 1997, Susan Dubs of Richmond; Jack

Lageschulte of Barrington Hills; Robert Ritter of -- Mendota.

To be members of the Bi-state Development Agency for a term

ending January 19th, 1998, John Rouse of East St. Louis.

To be members of the Capital Development Board for a term

ending January 16thy 1995, Julian D'Espositor Jr. of Winnetka.

To be members for terms ending January 19y 1998, Bernard

Birger of Ccllinsville; Roland Harris of Hoffman Estates.

To be members of the Children and Family Services Advisory

Council for terms ending January 16thr 1995: Michelle Arnold of

Oak Park; Robert Gillogly of Peoria; Clara Kirk of Chicago; Neil

Matlins of Springfield; Carolyn Thompson of Makteson.

To be members for terms ending January 20thy 1997, Tara --

Terry Cumberworth of Pekln; Kenneth Gill of Chicago; Marlin Otte

of Marion.

To be a member of the Coal Development Board for a term ending

July 1st, 1995, Donald Tolva of Oak Brook.

To be a member for a term ending July 1st, 1997, Carol Rowe of

Springfield.

To be a nember of the Illinois Community College Board for a

terz ending June 30th, 1997, Joseph Neely of Metropolis.

To be a member for a term ending June 30th, 1999, Sybll

Yastrow of Deerfield.

To be the Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the State

Comnunity College of East St. Louis for a term ending July 1st,

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1996, Lena Weathers of East St. Louis.

To be members of the Board of Trustees of the State Community

College of East St. Louis for terms ending July 1st, 1996,

Patricia Lewis of East St. Louis; Percy Murdock of East St. Louis;

Pearl Washington of East St. Louis. .

To be a nember of the Illinois Electronic Data Processing

Advisory Committee for a term ending December 31st, 1994, Arnold

Myers of Lansing.

To be menbers for terms endlng December 3lstr 1995, R.

Stanley Eckenberg of Metropolis; Linda Simpson of Casey. .. 1

To be a member for a term ending December 3lst# 1996, Carol

Oldinski of Decatur. I1To be a member of the Electronic Fund Transfer Advisory

Committee for a term ending December 31st, 1994, Richard

Rothschild of Winnetka.

To be a member for a term ending December 31st, 1995, Sharon

Sullivan, Bloonington.

To be members for terms ending December 31st, 1996, Melody

Filarski of Peoria; John Fiore of Wheaton; Creston Harris of

Rockford.

To be a member for a term ending December 31st, 1997, Linda

Culver of Springfield.

Ta be members of the Employment Security Advisory Board for

terms ending January 16th, 1995: Louis Jones of Flossmoor; A1

Kaczmarek of Elmhurst.

To be members of the Illinois Development Finance Authorlty

for terms ending January 20thr 1997, Martin Binder of Chicago;

Perry Synderman of Highland Park.

To be a member of the Board of Governors of State Colleges and

Unlversities for a term ending January 16th, 1995, Willie Taylor

of Chicaqo.

To be a member of the Guardianship and Advocacy Commission for II

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a term ending June 30th, 1996, Sue Suter of Springfleld.

To be a member of the Guardianship and Advocacy Commission for

term ending June 30th, 1997: the Honorable Mary Flowers of

Chicago.

To be nembers of the State Board of Hea1th for. terms endin:

November 1st, 1996: Naomi Ervin of Chicago; Cara Kelly of

Vandalia; Colin McRae of Mundelein.

To be -- to be a member of the Hea1th Facilities Authority for

a term ending June 30th, 1999, Cameron Avery of Winnetka.

To be a member of the Health Facilitles Authority for a term

ending June 30th, the year 2000, Jeffrey Holden of Glen Ellyn.

To be members of the Health Facilities Planning Board for

terms ending June 30th, 1996, Ernest Jenkins of Chicago; Philip

Kennedy of Elk Grove Village; Palmalea Taylor of Danville; Joyce

Washington of Chicago; Richard Wright of Metamora.

To be a nember of the Illinois Housing Development Authority

for a tern ending January 9th, 1995, Miehael Breslan of Chicago.

To be menbers of the Comprehenslve Health Insurance Plan Board

for terms ending July 1st, 1994) Robert Adler of Chicago; Sharon

Heaton of Graymont; Richard Kotz of Glencoe; Saul Morse of

Springfield; Robert Schaaf of Springfield.

To be members for terms ending July 1st, 1995: Raymond

DeFilippo of Bloomington; Betsy Mitchell of Savoy.

To be members with terms ending July lstr 1996, Howard Bolnick

of Chicago; Janis Orlowski of River Forest; Bryan Swank of

Libertyville.

To be a member of the Illinois State Board of Investments for

a term ending January 20th, 1997: Erhard Chorle of Chicago.

To be members of the Illinois Job Training Coordinating

Council for terms ending July 1st, 1994, Glenda Arnette of

Godfrey; Shirley Brussell of Chicago; Jeffrey Isaacson of E1k

Grove Village <sic>; John Judson of Springfield; Mary Koenig of

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Chicago; Robere Luther of Charleston) Ronald Morehead of Normal;

Charles Porter of Chicago; Pamela Schwartz of Olney; Jan Skaggs of

Springfield.

To be members with -- for terms ending July 1st, 1995, Bashir

Ali of Peoria; Joseph Angleton of Pinckneyville; 'Samuel Bernstein

of Chicago; Helen Bibbs of Calumet City; Bruce Braker of Elk Grove

Village; Joseph Cona of Springfield; Robert English of Aurora;

Mary Virgtnia Hartman of Mounds; William Heinhorst of Manito;I

Sally Jackson of Chicago; Donald Johnson of Springfield.

To be members of the Illinois Job Training Coordinating !1

Council for terms ending July 1st, 1995: Anne Ladky of Chicago;

Barry MacLean of Libertyville; Janet Payne of Westville; Frank

Rausa of Sterling; Valee Salone of Chicago; William Smith ofi

Moline; Regner Suarez of Chicago.

To be members cf the Kaskaskla Reglonal Port District Board

for terms ending June 30th: 1995, Gary Altes of Waterloo; Leo

Paulter of Evansville.

To be menbers for terms ending June 30th, 1996, Robert

Gottschammer of Fayetteville; Richard Guebert of Modoc; Bob Small

of Columbia.

To be a member of the Labor-Management Cooperation Committee

for a term ending July 1st, 1994, Bruce Alkire of Dunlap.

To be a member of the State Mandates Board of Reviev for a

term ending June 30th, 1995, William Murphy of Woodridge.

To be a member of the Medical Center Commission for a term

ending June 30th, 1998, Kenneth Schmidt of Riverwoods.

To be a member of the -- of the Medical Licensing Board for a

term ending January 8th, 1998, Roger Pope of Belvidere.

To be a nember of the Advisory Board on Necropsy Services to

Coroners for a term endlng January 16th, 1995, John Taraska of

East Peoria.

To be members of the Advisory Board for terms ending January

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15th, 1996, Charles Bilyeu of Sprtngfield; Norman Richter of

springfield.

To be a member for a term ending January 20th, 1997, Richard

Ballinger of Wheaton.

To be Public Administrator and Public. Guardian of Grundy

County for a term ending December 2nd, 1996, Diane Yohnka Jcrstad

of Morris.

To be Public Administrator and Public Guardian of Adams

County, William Mays, Jr. of Quincy.

To be Publlc Administrator of Cook County for a eerm ending

December 1st, 1997, Louls Apostol of Glenview.

To be Public Adninistrator and Public Guardian of Williamson

County for a term ending December 1st, 1997, Homer Askew of

Marion.

To be Public Administrator and Public Guardian of Champaign

County for a tern ending December 1st, 1997, William <s#c> (Wendy)

Bauer of Champaign.

To be Public Administrator and Public Guardian of Pulaski

County for a term ending December 1st, 1997, Barbara Bode of Mound

City.

To be Public Administrator and Public Guardian of Pope County

for a term ending December 1st, 1997, Jeanne Boglino of Golconda.

To be Public Administrator and Public Guardlan of Cumberland

County for a term ending December 1st, 1997, Glenn Braden of

Neoga.

To be Public Adninistrator and Public Guardian of Macon County

for a term ending December 1st, 1997: Brad Brown of Decatur.

To be Public Adminlstrator and Public Guardian of Schulyer

County for a term ending December 1st, 1997, Cbarles Burton of

Rushville.

To be Publlc Administrator and Public Guardian of Kane County

Eor a term ending December 1st, 1997, Barbara Carlson of Elburn.

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To be Public Administrator and Public Guardian of Franklin

County for a term ending Decenber 1st, 1997, David Daisy of

Benton.

To be Public Administrator and Public Guardian of Montgomery

County for a term ending December 1st: 1997, Frederick Floreth of

Litchfield.

To be Public Guardian of Dupage County for a term ending

December 1st, 1997: Nicholas Galasso of Naperville.

To be Public Administrator and Public Guardian of Winnebago

County for a term ending December 1st, 1997, Mary Gaziano of

Rockford.

To be Public Administrator and Public Guardian of Kankakee

County for a term ending December 1st, 1997, Ronald Gerts of

Bourbonnais.

To be Publlc Administrator and Public Guardian of Jackson

County for a term ending December 1st, 1997, Marlene Gibbs of

Murphysboro.

To be Public Administrator and Public Guardian of Lawrence

County for a term ending December lsty 1997, Jeffrey Gray of

Bridgeport.

To be Public Administrator and Public Guardian of Greene

County for a term ending December 1st, 1997, James Guis of White

Hall.

To be Public Guardlan of Macoupin County for a term ending

December 1st, 1997, Everett Hageman of Plainview.

To be Public Adninistrator and Public Guardlan of Ogle County

for a tern ending December 1st, 1997: John Havens of Rochelle.

To be Public Administrator and Public Guardian of DeKalb

County for a term ending December 1st, 1997, Charles Iskowich of

DeKalb.

To be Public Administrator and Public Guardian of Marion

County for a term ending December 1st, 1997, Michael Jones of

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Centralia.

To be Public Adminlstrator and Public Guardlan of Will County

for a term ending December lstz 1997, Richard Kavanagh.

To be Public Administrator and Public Guardian of Stephenson

County for a tern ending December 1st, 1997: George Koehler of

Freeport.

To be Public Administrator and Public Guardian of Sangamon

County for a term ending December 1st, 1997, Alfred LaBarre of

Springfield.

To be Public Adminlstrator and Public Guardian of Brown County.

' jfor a term ending December 1st, 1997, Doris Lehne of Mt. Sterling.

. IiTo be Public Administrator and Public Guardian of Perry County

for a term ending December 1st, 1997, Francls Maxton of Duouoin.l

To be Public Administrator and Public Guardian of Knox County ifor a term ending December lsty 1997, David McDonald of Galesburg.

To be Public Administrator and Public Guardian of Mason County

for a term ending December 1st, 1997, Charles McNeil of Mason !I

City. I(

To be Public Administrator and Public Guardian of Menard

County for a term ending December lstr 1997, Randall Mead of

Petersburg. 1To be Public Adminlstratcr and Public Guardian of St. Clair :1

County for a term ending December 1st, 1997, Sharon Mehrtens of

Millstadt.

To be Public Administrator of Macoupin County for a term

ending December 1st, 1997, George Miller of Brighton.

To be Public Administrator and Public Guardian of DeWitt

County for a term ending Deeember 1st, 1997, Robert Morin of

ClinEon.

To be Public Administrator and Public Guardian of Kendall

County for a term ending December 1st, 1997, Robert Pilmer of

Plano. 1

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To be Public Administrator and Public Guardian of Woodford

County for a term ending December 1st, 1997, Don Pioletti of

Eureka.

To be Publlc Adminlstrator and Public Guardian of Henderson

County for a term ending December 1st, 1997: Stephen Reed of

Oquawka.

To be Public Administrator and Public Guardian of Christian

County for a tern ending December 1st, 1997, Lindsey Reese of

Taylorville.

To be Public Administrator and Public Guardian of Jersey

County for a term ending December 1st, 1997, Lawrence Rolando of

Jerseyville.

To be Public Administrator and Public Guardian of Livingston

County for a term ending December 1st, 1997, John Satter of

Pontiac.

To be Public Administrator and Public Guardlan of McLean

County for a tern ending December 1st, 1997, Stanford Schneider of

Bloomington.

To be Public Administrator and Public Guardian of Madison

County for a term ending December 1st, 1997, Eleanor Schulte of

Edwardsville.

To be Public Adninistrator and Public Guardlan of Iroquois

County for a term ending December 1st, 1997, Roy Seiling of

Gilman.

To be Public Adminlstrator of Dupage County for a term ending

December 1st, 1997, Terence Sheen of Aurora.

To be Public Administrator and Public Guardian of Bureau

County for a term ending December 1st, 1997, Robert Shultz of

Walnut.

To be Public Adminlstrator and Public Guardian of White County

for a tern ending Decenber 1st, 1997, John Stanley of Carmi.

To be Public Administrator and Public Guardian of Peoria

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County for a term ending December 1st, 1997, Thomas Trager of

Peoria.

To be Public Administrator and Public Guardian of Clay County

for a term ending December lse, 1997, Albert Van Dyke Of

Louisville. .

To be Public Administrator and Public Guardian of McHenryI1county for a tern ending December -- December 1st

, 1997, Anthony I

Varese of McHenry.

To be Public Administrator and Public Guardian of Lake County

for a term ending December 1st, 1997, Joseph Vogler of Gurnee.

1To be Public Administrator and Public Guardian of Jefferson 1I

County for a term ending December 1st, 1997, Emmit Wilson of

Mt. Vernon.

To be members of the Low-Level Radioactlve Waste Task Force

Ksicl (Group) for terns ending upon receipt of notification of a

site for characterization, Timothy Brown of Chicago; Peter Conroy

of Elmhurst; George Farnsworth of Bloonington; Deborah ii

herz-Lawrence of Chicago; Richard Semonin of Champaign; iLoewen

Karen Witter of Springfleld; Robert Wynveen of Lockport.

To be members of the Rehabilltatlon Services Advisory Council

for terms ending July 1st, 1994, Cynthia Grothaus of Springfield;

Llnda Harrington of Chicago; David Potts of Morris.

To be members for terms ending July 1st, 1995, Charlotte

Des Jardins of Chicago; Hewitt Douglass of Springfield; Maria

Hasanon of Waukegan; Christine Montgomery of Oak Park; Robert Nunn

of Tuscola; Marymargaret Sharp-pucci of Batavia; Clarinda

Valentlne of Chicago.

To be members for terms ending July 1st, 1996, James Beaumont

of Springfield; Susan Burke of Murphysboro; Diane Crutcher of

Normal; Paul Leung of Champaign; Doris Lonax of Chicago.

To be a member of the Southwestern Illinois Development

Authority for a term ending January 20th, 1997, Frederick Hess of

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Belleville.

To be members of the Advisory Council on Spinal Cord and Head!

Injuries for terms to be drawn by lotr Donna Anderson of ParkRidge; David Blanton of Rock Falls; Albert Butler of Winnetka;

cathy Cates of Springfield; Leonard Cerullo of River Forest; Kathy 1Clements Sarber of Olynpia Fields; Nanette Devinney af Quincy;

Thomas Duncan, Jr. of South Holland; John Fisk of Sprlngfield;

Ingrid Hansen of Springfield; Linda Hollister of Geneseo; Paul

Meyer of Chicago; Mercedes Raun of Palos Hills; Leslee Steln

Spencer of Chicago; Sheryl Thompson of Chicago; Marvel Vena of

Mokena.

To be a member of the Illlnols Sports Facility Authority for a

term ending June 30th, 1996, John Miller of Winnetka.

To be members of the Will County Metropolitan Exposition

Auditorium Authority for a -- terms to expire December 1st: 1996,

Robert Filotto of Joliet; Loretta Molter Lf Mokena.

And finally, to be a nenber of the Will Kankakee Regional

Development Authority for a term ending January 16thr 1995: Evan

Roberts of Peotone.

And for a term endlng January 15th, 1996, Walter Charlton of

Kankakee.

And to be a member for a term endlng January 20th, 1997,

Barbara Peterson of Beecher.

Slgned, Jim Edgar.

PRESIDENT PHILIP:

Senator Rauschenberger, thank you very nuch. That Was

certainly a mouthful. Senator Dunn.

SENATOR R. DUNN:

Mr. President, having read the unsalaried appointments, I now

seek leave to consider the appointments on a roll call, unless

some Senator has an objection. And, Mr. President, will you put

the question as required by the rules?

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PRESIDENT PHILIP:

Any dlscussions? If not, the question is, does the Senate

advise and consent to the nominations just made. Those in favor,

signify by saying Aye. Those oppcsedr Nay. The voting is open. I

Have you a11 voted .who Wish? Have you a11 voted Who Wish? Take

the record. On the question, there are 53 Ayes, no Nays, no

voting Present. A majority of the Senate elected concurrin: by

record vote, the Senate does advise and consent to the nominations

just made. Senator Geo-Karis.

SENATOR GEO-KARIS:

Mr. President, on a point of personal privilege.

PRESIDENT PHILIP:

State your point.

SENATOR GEO-KARIS:

Mr. President and Ladles and Gentlemen of the Senater I have

been blessed with very good constituents, and I have four of them I

in the President's Galleryz and I'd like you to meet them and

greet them. We have from the Chatn 0' Lakes area: Mayor Kenny

Hamsher and Sue McNally. That's the western end of my district.

A terrific place for a riverboat. And we also have -- we also

have fron the Village of Libertyville, Trustees, Dean Larson and

Robert Bajko, B-A-J-K-O. And welcome to the Senate. We're

delighted to have you.

PRESIDENT PHILIP:

Senator Geo-Karis, would you please refrain frcm the

commercials, buE if Ehey would please rtse and be recogntzed by

the Senate. Senator Dunn.

SENATOR R. DUNN: !

Thank youy Mr. President. With respect to the Governor's

Message of May the 4th, 1993, 1'11 read the unsalaried appotntment I

to which the Senate Committee on State Government Operations and

Executive Appointments recommend the Senate do advise and consent.

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To be a member of the Illinois Housing Developmenk Authority

for a term ending January 13th, 1997, Kimberly Kang of Oak Brook.

Mr. President, having read the unsalarled appointment, I now

seek leave to consider this appointnent on a rcll call. Mr.;

President, will.you put the question as required by the rules?

PRESIDENT PHILIP:

Any questions? Any discussions? If not, the question is,

does the Senate advise and consent to the nomination just made.

Those in favor will vote Aye. Those opposed, Nay. The voting is

open. Have you al1 voted Who wish? Have you al1 voted Who wish?

Take the record. 0n the questlon, there are 53 Ayes, no Nays, no

votinq Present. A majority of the Senate elected concurring byrecord vote, the Senate does advise and consent to that nomination


SENATOR R. DUNN:

Thank you, Mr. President. With respect to the Secretary of

State's Message of March the 23rdr 1994, I will read the salaried

appointment to which the Senate Committee on State Governnent

Operations and Executive Appointments recommend the Senate do

advise and consent.

To the Members of the General Assenbly - I have nominated and

appointed the following named person to be -- the office

enumerated below, and respectfully ask concurrence and the

confirmation of this appokntment by your Body:

Commissioner of the Merit Commission for the Office of

Ehe Secre*ary of StaEe for a term ending June the 30th, 1999,

Richard S. Williamson of Kentlworth.

Mr. Presidentr having read the salaried appointment, I now

seek leave to consider this appointment on a roll call, unless

some Senator has an objection. And: Mr. President, will you put

the question as required by our rules?

PRESIDENT PHILIP:

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1Discussion? If not, the question is, does the Senate advise

and consent to the nomination just made. Those in favor Will

signify by saying Aye. Those opposed, Nay. The voting is open.

Have you a11 voted who wish? Have you all voted who Wish? Take

the record: On the question, there are 54 Ayes, no Nays, no!

voting Present. A najority of the Senate elected concurring by

record vote, the Senate does advlse and consent to the nomination


SENATOR R. DUNN: i

Thank you, Mr. President. I move that the Senate arise from

Executive Session.

PRESIDENT PHILIP:

You've heard the motion. A11 those in favor, signify by

saying Aye. Those opposed, Nay. The motion carries. A1l right.

The intentlon of the Chair, to go to Constitutional Amendments on

!1st and 2nd Reading. Please go to page 17 on your Calendar.

PRESIDING OFFICER: (SENATOR DONAHUE)

On page 17 of today's Senate Calendar, on the Order of

Constitutlonal Amendments 1st Readingr SJR 72. Senator Petka.

Mr. Secretary.

SECRETARY HARRY:

Senate Joknt Resolution 72r Constitutional Amendment, as'

amended by Senate Amendment No. 1, offered by Senator Petka.

(Secretary reads SJRCA No. 72, as amended) ;

1st Reading of the resolution.


2nd Reading. Now, on the Order of Constitutional Amendments

2nd Reading, at the bottom of the page l7, is SJR 7. Senator

Watson. Read the amendment, Madam Secretary.

ACTING SECRETARY HAWKER:

Senate Joint Resolution, Constitutional Amendment, No. 7.

Senate Joint Resolution 7, Constltutional Amendment, as amended by

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Senate Amendments Nos. 1 and 4.

(Secretary reads SJRCA Nc. as amended)

2nd Readin: of the amendment.


3rd.Reading. Senator Karpiel, for What purpose do you rise?

SENATOR XARPIEL:

On a point of personal privilege.


State your point.

SENATOR KARPIEL:

Thank you. would like to introduce - ah, there he is; I

thought maybe he'd left - the Mayor cf my hometown, Carol Stream,

Ross Ferraro, and one of our lovely trustees, Pamela Fenner --

Fenner. I always want to say Lenner. Fenner. Would you help me

welcome them, please.


Would you rise and be recognized? Right there by Senatcr

Karpiel's desk. Senator Woodyard, for What purpcse do you rise?

SENATOR WOODYARD:

Thank you, Madam President. For the purposes of an

announcement.


State your point.

SENATOR WOODYARD:

There will be a Senate Agriculture-conservation Committee

hearing on one amendment on one billr and that bill is Senate Bill

1708, in Room A-1 of the Stratton building at 2 p.n. It shouldn't

take very long, so here againy Senate Ag-conservation Committee.


Senatcr Madigan, for What purpose do you rise?

SENATOR MADIGAN:

Thank you, Madam President. Purpose of an announcement.

April l2, 1994

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State your announcement.

SENATOR MADIGAN:

Tomorrow morning at 9 a.n. in Room 400, the Senate Conmittee

on Insurance, Pensions and Licensed Activities Committee will meet

to consider three or four amendments. So I would ask the Members

of the Insurance Committee to be in Room 400 at 9 a.m. Thank your

Madam President.


Senator Maitland, for what purpose do ycu rise?

SENATOR MAITLAND:

Thank you very much, Madam President. Purpose of an

announcement.


State your point.

SENATOR MAITLAND:

The Senate Committee on Appropriations Will meet in Room 212,

immediately after adjournment. We will be discussing -- We -- We

will be deallng with only Public Aid this afternoon.


Senator Hawkinson, for Wha* purpose do you rise?

SENATOR HAWKINSON:

For the purposes of an announcementr Madam Chairman.


State your point.

SENATOR HAWKINSON:

;he Senate Judiciary Committee, scheduled to meet at

l o'clock, will meet immediately upon adjournment of the Senate.We only have three amendments to consider, so if we get there on

time it ought to be a short meeting.


Senator Topinka, for what purpose do you rise?

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SENATOR TOPINKA:

Madam President, tomorrow morning at 9:30 Public Hea1th and

Welfare will meet very briefly over in A -- the A Section of

Stratton, and we have three amendments. It should be veryy very

. quick.


We are still having the buslness of the Senate, folks. So

don't get ready to leave. On the top of page 18, under the

Constitutional Anendments 2nd Reading, is Senate Joint Resolutlon

123. Senator Shadid. Read the amendment, Madam Secretary.


Senate Joint Resolution 123, Constitutional Amendmenty as

amended by Senate Amendment No. 1.

(Secretary reads SJRCA No. 123, as amended)

2nd Reading of the resolution.


3rd Reading. Senatar Demuzio, What -- for what purpose da you

rise?

SENATOR DEMUZIO:

On a -- I guess a parllamentary inquiryz lf Senator Maitland

is listening.


State your inquiry, sir.

SENATOR DEMUZIO:

TomorroW is the last day for the Appropriations Committee to

meet, and I just had a discussion With the other side of theaisle, indicating that the posting notice, Which -- appears in the

Calendar: indicates subject natter onlyy which apparently ls on

five bills. However, since tomorrow isy in fact, the deadline for

a1l appropriation bills to be out of committee, lt Nould seem to

me that on page 15 of our rulesr Where it says that the

Chairperson of the committee shall: no later than six days before

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any proposed hearing, post a notice of the -- on the Senate

bulletin board identifying each Legislative Measure to be

considered durlng such hearing. The notice shall contain the

date, hour and the place of the heartng. And I know that perhaps

the position has been in the -- has been taken that that, once

posted, always posted, but it just seems to me that as a matter of

informing both the Members as well as the publlc, khat maybe We

ought to take the position that we ought to re-post perhaps in the

future, so that we know that it is, in fact, there is going to

be action taken on those additional bills. think in the past we

have posted, and -- and we've heard the bills. Wefve held them in

the committee, but We've re-posted them again When we were about

to take some final action on them. So I I Would ask if -- if

that is the intention to continue to -- to post as requlred under

our rules, or whether or not wedre going to continue to assume

that once posted, always posted.


Senator Maitland, for what purpose do you rise?

SENATOR MAITLAND:

Thank you. Just to respond to Senator Demuzio. understand

the question, Senator. We are operating under the theory that

once posted, always posted. And our plans, as think maybe your

staff dlrector and/or minority spokesman have told you, is -- is

that we will -- we w111 adjourn when we recess this evening and

reconvene tomorrow mornin: to deal with -- with the appropriatlon

bills out of committee and Menbers' -- and Member bills.


Senator Denuzlc.

SENATOR DEMUZIO:

I'm not quarrellinç what we're about to do. I just think it's

a -- it's not in accordance with our rulese as -- as is on page

l5, and so I think perhaps maybe we ought to look at that. I'm

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not suggesting we :et into some big brouhaha here, but perhaps we

ought to take a lock at it and see whether or not we Want to

change that later on, or have another understanding so that

everybody understands what Wefre doing. Thank you very much.


Resolutions.


Senate Resolutions 1241 and 1242, both offered by Senator

Stern.

They are both congratulatory.


Consent Calendar. Senator de1 Valle, for what purpose do you

rise?

SENATOR dEL VALLE:

Thank you, Madam President. Point of personal privilege.


State your point.

SENATOR dEL VALLE:

We have a colleague who is celebrating a birthday today on

this side of the aisle, and I Want our Menbers to Wish him happy

birthday: Senator Garcia, Who is thirty-eight years o1d today.

Getting very old.


Happy birthday, Senator. We have concluded our business for

today, as far as the Senate Flcor. I will renind each of you that

tomorrow, at the hour of noon, there is the Senate picture. We

would like each of you in your chair at noon - promptly at noon,

and suitably attired. Twelve o'clock noon. The Senate stands

adjourned. There is cake up front, folks, for -- in honor ofSenator Garcia's birthday, if you'd like to come down front.

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